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1935

SEVENTY-THIRD YEAR OF PUBLICATION

 

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PAGB

Addenda xix China.—Continued Japan —Continued

Southern Yorls—Continued Nagasaki 319

Agencies in Far East 1 Nagoya- ... ... ... 276

Annam B85 Samshui... ... ... A485 Osaka ... 282

Arinam, Provinces du ... B132 Santuao ... ... ... A431

Otaru

Swatow ... ... ... A449

... A506 Shidzuoka ... ... 276

Hue B129

Tourane... ... ... B!32 Szemao ... ... Shimonoseki ... ... 316

Tengyueh ... —A5G4 Tokyo 246

Borneo t>83 Wenchow ... ... A428 Yokohama

Brunei D97 Wuc.how ... ... A487 ... ... 264

Jesselton (see N. Borneo) .Yunnanfu ... ... A501 Macao ... IVlacao B96

Kudat (see N. Borneo) . Vangtsze Ports

Labuan D95 IVJaSay States

Changsha ... ... A410; (Federated & Unfederated)

North Borneo, State of 1)88

Chinkiang >373 Ipoh (see Perak) ... cl22

Sandakan (see N. Borneo) Johore ... ... ... cl63-

Chungking A4 i 7

Sarawak ... D83

Hankow ... ... ... A384 Kedah ... ... ... cl79

Tawao (see N. Borneo)

Ichang ... ... ... A414 Kelantan ... ... cl72

Cable Addresses Kiukiang ... ... A382 Klang .(see Selangor)

For the Far East ... F! Nanking... A374 Kuala Kangsar (see Perak)

China A! Shasi ... ... ... A403 Kuala Lumpur (see Selangor)

Central Ports Wuhu A37 9 Kuantan (see.Pahang)

Shanghai ... ... A!51

fochow ... ... ... A406 Malay States (Fed.) ... clQ7

Soochow... A370 Chosen (Korea.) 329 Malay States ( Unfed.) cl62

Northern Ports Chemulpo ... ... 336 Muar (see Johore) ... ©174

Chihnampo ... ... 340 Negri Sembilan .„ cl51

Antung .’. All 4

Changchun Al

Pusan ... ... ... 338 Pahang ... ... ... cl58

Kunsan 340 Perak cll6

Chefoo ... ... ... A 122

Chinwangtao ... ;.. A9t)

Masampo ... 339 Perils :cl83

Pt. Dickson (see N, Setnbilan)

Dairen ...

Harbin ...

...

...

... A)15

... Alul C

SedvSf ... - ’ ...' v ... 331

% Pt.'Swettenham(see Selangor)

Selangor... ... ... cl32

Hunchun Alll

Unsii'n Go!)! .^Tines^* ... 335 Serein ban (seeNegri Sembilan)

Kiaochau A 135

Worisan,..C'etisan,Yue)isan 337 Taiping (see Perak)

Kirin ... ... ... AllO Teluk Anson (see Perak)

Cungchingtsun Alll Claes h^bej^ist Trengganu -©.176

Lungkow ... ... A!29 Merchants rVMan'ufac- Ulu Selangor (see Selangor)

Manchur ian Trade Cent; " A95 turers in the Far East >69 Naval Squadron

Mukden A9> Cochin-China B139 Naval Squadron, Brit.... DIOI

Newchwarig ... ... A92 Cambodge ... . BI57 Netherlands India c269

Peiteiho ... ... ... A90 Cholon ... ... ... B166 Batavia ... c286

Peiping A25 Saigon ... ... ... B!40 Buitenzorg ... ... c287

Port Arthur ... ... A112 Eastern Siberia 239 Macassar c307

Port Edward .. ... A!33 Nicolaevsk ... ... 210 Medan (see Sumatra) ... c310

Taku ... A.87 Yladivostoek ... ... 239 Padang ,,..c3t5

Tientsin... ... ... A38 Semarang ... ... e3( 2

Tsinan A 146 Sourabaya ... ... ©295

Tsingtao A135 Sumatra, East Coast of c310

Wei-hai-wei A131 Foreign Residents r U5 Philippine Islands nl

Soathern Ports Formosa 322 Baguio ... ... i?!4

Amoy ... A441

Daitotei (Twatutia) ... 325 Cebu ... D76

Canton ... A457

Keelung... ... ... 324 Iloilo ... D72

Foochow ... A432

Tainan, Takao & Anping 327 Manila ... ... ' D12

Hangchow A421

Taihoku (Taipeh) ... 325 Zamboanga ... .... D80-

Hoibow (in Hainan) ... A496 Tamsui ... ... ... 324 Rubber Estates,

Hokow ... AO03 Hongkong A507 etc cl85

Hongkong A508 Indo-China B109 Shanghai Al5l

Kongmoon ... ... A482 Haiphong ... ... B117 Siam B169

Kuliang ... A433 Hanoi Bill Bangkok ... ... B161

Kweilin A489 Tonkin B 110 Steamers

Kouang-tcheou-wan ... A491 T'otkin; Province's du Coasting ... ,... DllO

Kowloon Frontier ... A480 Industries in China BL Straits Settlements

Lappa A482 Japan 241 cl

Lungchow A499 Hakodate 279 Malacca... ... ... clOO

Mengtsz A501 Kobe 291 Penang c77

Nanning A190 Kyoto 290 Prov. Wellesley (see Penang)

Ningpo A425 Kyushu ... 318 Singapore ... ... cl 2

Pakhoi ... ... ... A494 Moji ’ ... 316 Treaties 1

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Addenda XIX Japan 241 Peitaiho... ... A90

Agencies in Far East... Jesselton (see B. N. Penang ... c77

Amoy Borneo) ... ... i>94 Peiping ... ... A25

Annam ... Johpre ... ... ... cI63 Perak ... cll6

Annam, Provinces de ... Perlis ... cl83

Antnng Kedah cl79 Philippine Islands DL

B Keelung... 324 Port Arthur ... A112

Bagnio ... Kelantan cl72 Port Edward ... ... A133

Bangkok Kiaochau A!35 Prov. Wellesley (see Penang)

Batavia ... Kirin - ... • ... AllO

Borneo ... Kiukiang A382 Rubber Estates, etc. . cl85

British North Borneo ... Klang (see Selangor) .

Brunei ... Kobe Saigon B140

Buitenzorg 329 Samshui ... ... ... A485

C Kongmoon A482 San dakan (see N. Borneo)

Cable Addresses Kouang-tcheou-wan . A491 Santuao A431

Cambodge Kowloon Frontier A480 Sarawak ... D83

Canton ... Kuala Lumpur (s Seishin 340

Cebu ... Selangor) Selangor... ... ... cl32

Changchun Kuantan (see Pahang). Semarang ... ... c302

Changsha Kudat Seoul ... 331

Chef oo Koliang . A433 Seremban (see N. Sehibilan)

Chemulpo ... ... Kunsan . 340

Shanghai ... ... A151

China Kweilin . A 489 Shasi ... ... ... A408

Chinkiang Kyoto . 290 Shidzuoka ... ... 276

Chinnampo Kyushu . 318 Shimonoseki ... ... 316

Chinwangtao ... Siam ... ... ... B159

Cholon Labuan . D95 Singapore . cl2

Chosen (Korea) Lappa . A482 Soochow ... . A370

Chungking Lungchingti . Alll Sourabaya . c295

Classified List of Mer- Lungchow . A499 Steamers, Coasting .

chants . A 129 Straits Settlements

Cochip China ... Sumatra . c310

3D Macao... ... B96 Swatow . A449

Dairen ... Macassar ' ... ... c307 Szemao ... . A 506

Malacca... ... ... clCKP T

Eastern Siberia 239 Malay States (Fed.-) ... c!07 Taihoku (Taipeh)

Engineering Firms in Malay States (Unfed.)... cl62 Tainan, Takao & Anping 327

the Far East B69 Manchurian Trade Cent. A95 Taku A87

Manila ... ... ... nl2 Tamsui ... ... 324

Federated Malay States cl07 Masampo ... ... 339 Tengyueh ... A504

Foochow ... ... A432 Medan (see Sumatra) ... c310 Tientsin ... ... A38

Foreign Residents ... id 15 Mengtsz ... A501 Tokyo ... 246

Formosa... ... ... 322 Merchants & Manufactur- Tonkin ... ... BliO

Fusan 338 3, Classified List of... E69 Tonkin, Provi du ... B!22

Gr Moji 316 Tongku ...

Ctensan (Wonsan or Yuen- Mokpo Tourane...

san) 337 Mukden ... Treaties ...

3ST Trengganu ... cl76

. B117 Nagasaki ... 319 Tsinan ... ... A146

. 279 Nagoya .. ... 276 Tsingtao... ...A! 35

Ha,ngchow ... . A 421 Nanking.. ... A374 'u

Hankow ... . A384 Nanning.. Unfederated Malay

Hanoi . Bill Naval Squadron, British OlOl States

Harbin . AlOl Negri Sembilan ... cl51 Unsan Gold Mines

Hoihow (in Hainan) . A496 Netherlands India ... c269

Hokow ... Newchwang ... ... A92 ... 239

Hongkong A507 Nicolaevsk 240

Hsinho ... Wei-bai-wei ... A131

Ningpo A425 Wenchow ... A428

Hue North Borneo, State of... B88

Hunehun Wuchow... ... A487

O Wuhu ... ... A379

I Osaka ... 282

fchang ...

Iloilo Yochow ... ... A406

Indo-China Yokohama ... 264

Padang ... Y upnanfu ... A501

Industries in China Pahang ...

Ipoh (see Perak) Pakhoi ... Zamboanga

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PAGE PAGE

A.B.C. DIRECTORY QE AMERICAN CHINA CLAY:—

MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTCREES G43 English Clays Lovering Pochin &

A.B.C. DIRECTORY OF BRITISH MER- Co., Ltd., Cornwall ... GiO

CHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS ... G7 COAL MERCHANTS :—

A.B.C. DIRECTORY OF CANADIAN MER-

Dodwell & Co., Ld Front cover

CHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS ... G42 COMPRESSORS OF ALL KINDS;—

A.B.C. DIRECTORY OF CONTINENTAL

Demag A. G., Duisburg Rhine ... B70

MERCHANTS

ACCOUNTING MACHINES:— Demag A. G., Duisburg Rhine ... B70

Eliiott-Pisher (Dodwell & Co.) ... CUTLERY, HARDWARE & TOOLS:—

Front cover Henry Kaufmann & Sons G26

ADDING MACHINES:-

DIAMONDS FOR INDUSTRIAL. PUR-

Sunstrand (Dodwell & Co.)...Front cover POSES :—

ADVERTISING AGENTS :— L. M. Van Moppes

Advertising & Publicity Bureau

DISTILLERIES:—

Ld. ... Back Tab pages

Ste. Francaise des Distilleries de

ART PRODUCTIONS :— ITndochine B116

Raphael Tuck & Sons, London ...

Back fly leaf DOCKS:—

ASBESTOS CEMENT & RUBBER BUIL-

H’kong. (fcWhampoaDock Co., Ld. A619

DING SUPPLIES:— ELASTIC FABRICS:—

Turners Asbestos Cement Co. Wm. Preston & Son, Ld., England Gl2

(Dodwell & Co.) ... ... Front cover

ELECTRIC CABLE COUPLINGS, PLUGS

BANKS :—

& SOCKETS:—

Chartered Bank of India, Australia

Simmonds & Stokes, Ltd.,

and. China ... XII

London G12

Hongkong and Shanghai Bank ... xi

ELECTRIC MACHINERY:—

Hongkong Savings Bank xiv

Mercantile Bank of India ... ... xni

Lancashire Dynamo & Crypto

Wells Fargo Bank & Union Trust

Ltd. (Dodwell & Co., Ltd.) Front cover

Co... G43 ENDORSING INKS & STAMP PADS:—

BELTING & ASBESTOS PACKINGS

■ E. M. Richford, Ltd., London ... G13

(SHANGHAI):— ENGINEERING SUPPLIES :—

British Belting

(Dodwell & Co.) Front cover ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS:—

BROKERS:— Demag. Akt. Ges., Duisburg. ... B70

Sorox y Cia, Manila D65 H’kong. & Whampoa Dock Co., Ld. A619

Gregorio M. Cansipit,.Manila ... D25 Rapid Magnet ting Machine Co.,

Luzon Brokerage & Co. Inc., Ld., Birmingham G3

Manila D49 Reiss, Massey & Co., Ld A663

BUYER’S GUIDE ... Gl

EXCAVATORS:—

CABLES:—

Demag A.G., Duisburg Rhine ... B70

Callenders Cable and Construc-

tion Co., Ltd., London G4 FILTERS (WATER):—

CALCULATING MACHINES :—

Bell Bros. (Manchester 1927) Ltd. Gl4

Original-Odhner (Dodwell & Co.) FOUNTAIN PENS:—

Front cover Thos. De La Rue & Co., Ld. and

CAMERAS:— Chas. Goodall & Son Ld. 258

Ibagee Camera Works, Dresden... G29 !

FURNACES:—

CEMENT MANUFACTURERS :—

Giffons Bros., Ltd., Dudley, Worcs. Gl4

Indo-China Portland Cement Co.,

■ GASOLENE AND KEROSENE :—

Ld., Haiphong (Indo-China) ... . xv

Indo-China Lafarge Aluminous AsiaticPetroleum & Co. xviand frontcover

. Cement Co., Ld., Haiphong ... XV GENERAL IMPORT & EXPORT MER-

CERAMIC COLOURS & CHEMICALS:— CHANTS:—

Blythe Colourworks, Ltd., Stoke- Carlowitz & Co ... Back cover

on-Trent ... ... ... G4 Dodwell & Co., Ltd.ill. Frmit cover

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PAGE PAGE:

GLOVES:—

MERCHANTS, COMMISSION AGENTS, ETC. : —

Morley & Co., England A.B.C. Directory of American Mer-

Shanghai Tab Page chants and Manufacturers ... G43

GRINDING MILLS A.B.C. Directory of British Mer-

J. Rohrbach, Ltd G26 chants and Manufacturers ... G7

GUT:—

A.B.C. Directory of Canadian Mer-

George Tracey, London ... ...G5, G15 chants and Manufacturers ... G42

A.B.C. Directory of Continental

HARDWARE MANUFACTURERS:— Merchants and Manufacturers... G28

Rapid Magnetting Machine Co., Carlowitz & Co ...Back cover

Ld., Birmingham G3 Dodwell & Co., Ld Front cover

HONE STONES: — Reiss, Massey »k Co. G663

The Water of Ayr

O’Shanter Hone Works, Ltp. ... G4 Dodwell & Co., Ld. ... Front cover

HOTELS: — MOTOR SPIRITS :—

The Gloucester, Hong Kong ... A622 Asiatic Petroleum Co., Ld xvi

HYPODERMIC NEEDLES:— Front cover and A457

:

Fabrique “Eiite,’ Switzerland ... G33 NEWSPAPERS:—

IMPORTERS AND EXPORTERS:— Hongkong Daily Press ... ... G3

Dodwell & Co., Ld. ... Front cover Singapore Free Press ... ...' ... C66

Harold S. Moss & Co., London ... G16 OFFICE EQUIPMENT:—

Reiss, Massey & Co., Ld A.683 Roneo (Dodwell

INSURANCE: LIFE, FIRE AND MARINE :— OIL ENGINES (MARINE & VEHICULAR):—

Dodwell & Co., Ld. ... Front cover Gardner Heavy Oil Engines

Carlow itz & Co Bach cover (Dodwell & Co., Ltd.) Front cover

Reiss, Massey & Co. ... ... ... A663 OIL MERCHANTS :—

Union Insurance Society of Asiatic Petroleum Co.,. Ld xvi

Canton, Ld Hinge of cover (Front cover and A457)

IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS :— De Bataafsche Petroleum Mij.,

H’kong. & Whampoa Dock Co., Ld. A619 Dutch East Indies xvi

Rapid Magnetting Machine Co., Franco - Asiatique des Petroles, j

Birmingham ... G3 Indo-China xvi

JOINTING (ASBESTOS):— Rising Sun Petroleum Co., Japan xvi

Klinger Richard, Ltd Gl6 ORES AND SEPARATORS:—

LABORATORY CENTRIFUGES :— Rapid Magnetting Machine Co.,

International Equipment Co. ... G43 Ltd., Birmingham G3

LAWN TENNIS, RACKET AND BAD- PACKINGS & JOINTINGS:—

MINTON GUT:— Attwater & Sons, Preston ... ... G19

George Tracey, London... ...G5, Gl5 PAPER:—

LIFTS AND ESCALATORS:— Charles Morton & Co. ...

Waygood-Otis (Dodwell & Co.)... Hongkong Tab Page

Front cover PAPER MAKERS FOR BANK NOTES,

MACHINERY :— ETC.:—

Dodwell & Co. Front cover. Portals, Ltd., Hants ... Gl9

H’kong. & Whampoa Dock Co.,Ld. A619

Rapid Magnetting Machine Co., PARAFFIN WAX:—

Ld., Birmingham ... G3 Asiatic Petroleum Co., Ltd. ... xvi

Reiss, Massey & Co., Ld. A663 Front Cover A457

Demag Akt. ... ... B70 PLATINUM—GOLD—SILVER:—

MARINE AND INDUSTRIAL HARD- Johnson Matthey & Co., Ltd. ... G5

WARE :—

PLAYING CARDS:—

The Thomas Laughlin Co G43 Thos De La Rue, Ld. and Charles

MEAT JUICE :— Goodall & Son, Ld.... A300, C23, C302

Valentine’s Meat-Juice Co. ... G44 PRINTING INKS:—

MECHANICAL & MANUFACTURING John Kidd & Op., Ltd., London... G20

ENGINEERS:— PRINTERS’ MACHINERY:—

“Rotavac,’ Birmingham Gl8 Linotype & Machinery Ltd. ... Go

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PUBLICATIONS:— STEAMSHIP LINES :—

Hong Kong Daily Press G3 Apcar Line A642

British India S. N. Go., Ld. .. A642

RAILWAY SUPPLIES:—

Carlowitz & Co Bach cover

A. Ming & Co., Hong Kong ... A544 Dodwell & Co., Ld. .. Front covet

REAL ESTATE:— Eastern and Australian Line ... A642

Asia Lands, Ltd., Hong Kong ... A549 Grace Line xiv

P. & O. Steam Nav. Co. ... ... A642

ROLLING MILLS:— STEEL PLANTS PLANTS:—

Demag A.G. Duisburg Rhine ... B70 Demag, A.G. Duisburg Rhine ... B70

ROPE MANUFACTUREKS :— STOCKINGS:—

Johnson Pickett Rope Co D43 Morley & Co., England

SANITARY, CENTRAL INSTALLATIONS, Shanghai Tab Page

ETC. TENNIS BALLS:—

Dodwell & Co., Ltd. ... Front cover Geo. Spencer Moulton & Co., Ld. G2

SANITARY APPLIANCE MANUFAC-

{Art Paper)

TURERS:— Slazengers ... Bottom Front Tab Pages

. Chi’ist & Co., Germany ... ... G38 TIMBER & PLYWOOD AGENTS:—

SCRAP RUBBER:— C. Leary & Co., London G24

H. Muehlstein & Co., Inc G44 TYPEWRITING MACHINES:—

SEWING MACHINES:—

Underwood Typewriters

Nahmaschinenfabrik Karlsruhe (Dodwell & Co.) Front cover

G38 TYRES :—

SCREWING MACHINES:—

The Avon India Rubber M£g. Co.,

Ltd. ...Bach cover

Joshua Heap & Co., Ltd G46

UNDERWEAR: —

SHEETS & STAMPINGS :—

Morley & Co., England

Joseph Sankey & Sons, Ltd., Shanghai Tab Page

Bilston, England G3

WELL BORING MACHINERY MANU-

SHIPBUILDERS :— FACTURERS:—

H’kong. & Whampoa Dock Co. ... A619 English Drilling Equipment Co.,

SHIPS STORES:—

Ltd. ... «... <...- ... G6

A Ming & Co., Hong Kong A544 WINES AND SPIRITS :—

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd....

SPORTS:—

All Honghong Directory Pages

Slazengers ... Bottom Front Tab Pages

WOOD AGENTS:—

SPRING KNITTING NEEDLES:— C. Leary & Co. (see under Timber

The Loyal T. Ives Co. ... G44 & Plywood Agents) ...

 INDEX-TREATIES, CODES AND GENERAL

Advertisers, Index to v Regulations Governing Inspection of Passports, 1930 201

Shanghai Chamber of Commerce Scales, etc. A696 •

British Subjects in China and Korea (orders in Shanghai Provisional Court (Reorganization of) 153

Council, 1904) 62 Siamese Money, Weights and Measures.. 0184.

Chinese Courts in the International Settlement, Sino-Foreign Treaties (recent) 117’

Reorganisation of, 1930 153

Siho-Japanese Trade Agreement 149

Chinese Weights and Measures XVH

Statutory Rules and Orders (China and Corea), 1909., 113-

Customs Export Tariff of Republic of China 203,

Tables of Consular and Marriage Fees i 114

Customs Import Tariff of China 209 Treaty Ports, etc 53

Declaration of the Nationalist Govt., July 7, 1928.. 116

Treaties:—With China :—

Extraterritoriality, 1929 136

Belgium,' Amity and Commerce, 1928 125 ■

Foreign Jurisdiction Act, 1890 56 Belgium, Rendition of Tientsin, 1929 .. 148

Hongkong Chair & Jinricksha Fares, and Boat Hires A159

Denmark, Amity and Commerce, 1928 130-

Hongkong Chamber of Commerce, Scales of. Com-

mission, etc s94 France, Convention Concerning’ .French Indo-

, China and the Chinese t rovinces Adjoining, 1930 150

Hongkong, Charter of the Colony of 158 France, Tariff, 1928 110'

Hongkong, Constitution of Councils 177 Germany, Tariff, 1928 131

Hongkong Import Customs'Tariff • A531 Great Britain, Kowloon Extension, 1898 3

Hongkong Legislative Council, Rules of GreatBritain, Sup.Commercial Treaty with China 4

Hongkong—Royal Instructions Great Britain, Tariff, 1928 123-

Hongkong—Royal Instructions (Additional), 1922 Italy, Amity and Commerce, 1928 129

Hongkong—Royal Instructions (Additional), 1928 Netherlands, Tariff, 1928 120

Norway, Tariff, 1928 120

Hongkong—Royal Instructions (Additional),! 1929 ;

Portugal, Amity and Commerce, 1928 128

Hongkong Stock Exchange.. A695

Spain, Amity and Commerce, 1928 127

Hongkong Storm Signal Codes and Stations x Sweden, Tariff, 1928 120

Japan Harbour Regulations 193 United States of America, Tariff, 1928 118

Japanese Weights, Measures and Money c267 With Japan:—

Kellogg Pact, 1928 132

Great Britain, Commerce and Navign., 1894 19

Manila Invoice Charges K114 Great Britain, Commerce and Nayign., 1911 .... 26

Orders in Council, China (Amendment) 1914 .. 103

With Korea :—

Orders hi Council, China (Amendment)* 1915 104

Great Britain, Trade Regulations 16

Orders in Council, China (Amendment No..2), 1920 .. 104

Orders in Council^ China (AmendmentNo. 3), 1920 .. 104 With Siam:—

Orders in Council, China (Amendment), 1921 105 Gfeat Britain, 1909 43

Orders in Council (Companies), China, 1915 107 Great Britain, 1913, re Fugitive Criminals 51

Great Britain, Trade Regulations with 44

Great Britain and France, Siamese Frontier, 1896.. 52

Orders in Council, H.B.M., China and Korea United States Consular Court Fees 199

Port Regulations for H.B.M. Consulates in China.. United States Court for China, Jurisdiction 196

Postal Rates, Revision of Washington Conference Resolutions, 1921-22 35-

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 WEIGHTS AM) MEASURES

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

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

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

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

metric unit and that based on Ymq Tmo ( tiih or “Builder’s Foot” for length and

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

localities; and one third of a meter or Rung Ch!ih as one SRih C/iili which is the

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

WEIGHTS—OLD STANDARD

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

10 Hu =1 Ssu = 37.79937 Grammes

10 Ssu — 1 Hao — 1.333 Avoirdupois Ounces 133.33 lb.

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

10 Li =1 Fen, or Candareen — 604.7899 Grammes

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

NEW STANDARD

METRIC STANDARD

1 Kong Ssu = 1 Milligramme 10 Kung Fen =1 Kung Chien 10 Kung Chin = 1 Kung Heng

10 Kung Ssu = 1 Kung Hao — 1 Decagramme — 1 Myriagramme

— 1 Centigramme 10 Kung Heng ;= 1 Kung Shih

10 Eung Hao — 1 Kung Li 10 Kung Chien — 1 Kung Liang

— 1 Decigramme — 1 Hectogramme = 1 Quintol

10 Kung Li 10 Kung Liang == 1 Kung Chin 10 Kung Shih — 1 Kung Tung

= 1 Gramme — 1 Kilogramme 1 Tonne

MARKET STANDARD

10 Shih Ssu = 1 Shih Hao 10 Shih Chien = 1 Shih Liang 16 Shih Liang — 500 Grammes

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

10 Shih Li — 1 Shih Fen 16 Shih Liang = 1 Shih Chin (Kuping Weight)

10 Shih Fen = 1 Shih Chien \ Kung Chin 100 Shih Chin = 1 Shih Tan

CAPACITY-OLD STANDARD

6 Su = 1 Keui j 10 Ho ’ =1 Sheng | 10 Sheng

10’Keui = 1 Ch’ao — 1.0354688 Litres 6 Tou = 1 Hu

10 Ch’ao — 1 Ts’o

lOiTs’o = 1 Shao — 1.09416 Liquid quarts 2 Hu — 1 Shih

— 1 Ho 0.27354 Gallons I 2 Shih — 1 Yin

 WEIGHTS AND MEASURES— Continued

NEW STANDARD

METRIC STANDARD

MARKET STANDARD

LENGTH-OLD STANDARD

(Eng )

— jVsi^MetriT' ‘

NEW STANDARD

METRIC STANDARD

MARKET STANDARD

10 Shih Ts’un — 1 Sh!h Ch’ih 10 Shih Ch’ih = 1 Shih Chang

“Sic

AREA—OLD STANDARD

NEW STANDARD

METRIC STANDARD

1 Kung Li =

10 Rung Li —

= lC0Sq. Rung Ch'ihj

I

MARKET STANDARD

 ADDENDA

The following arrived too late for classification.

Duplicate copies of these entries are to he found in 'the

pocket inside the hack cover. Get your clerk to cut

them out and paste them in the correct places.

VLADIVOSTOCK B.

G. H. Brett

On Page 240 J. L. Mouat (Peiping k Tientsin)

WASSARD k Co. — Cable Ad : Orient;

Codes: Scott’s, A.B.C. 5th edn.. Impr.; TIENTSIN

Bentley’s 10th edn. and Acme, Boe

L. P. Wassard, managing partner

A. Jorgensen, partner On Page A44

C. W. Harss, manager ST. ANDREW’S SQPIETY

W. Waldman

M. Baronoffsky J. A. Whiteright, president

K. Krasilnikoff J. A, Andrew, vice-president

J. Rimsha | P. Sol kin R. S. Rondall, hon. secretary

(61, Rue de France)

W. A. Cruickshank, hon. treasurer

KOBE (c/o Chartered Bank)

Committee—E. P. Black, A. Burgess,

R. S. Campbell, R. Gordon, E.

On Page 302 McLaren and J. Park

GANSMOE, T. B., Manufacturers’ repre-

sentative—45, Naka-machi; P. O. Box

377; Cable Ad: Gansmoe On Page A51

T. B. Gansmoe, director CHIHLI PRESS, Printers and Stationers—

25, Rue St. Louis; Telephone 31558;

Cable Ad: Chilipress

PEIPING

On Page A28

On Page A52

ft & m m ft iH ]& ist {Li Ku Yang Hang) "

Tung fang hwes li yiu hang

CHINA TRADERS’ CORPORATION, Exporters,

BANQUE DE L’INDOCHINE—Legation Street; Importers and General Merchants—184,

Teleph. 392 East; Cable Ad: Indochine Canton Road; Teleph. 33502; Cable Ad:

J. Dautremer, branch manager Cinto

J. de Perceval, accountant J. S. Shnidman, general manager

J. N. Grandon, business manager

On Page A31 V. I. Skvortzoff, advisor

J. M. de Figueiredo, sec. & chief acct.

m m m Tung ■chi lung Mrs. M. Y. Imshenetsky,

COOK k SON, LTD., THOS., AND WAGONS- stenographer

LITS CO.,General Passenger, Forward- H. Y. King, associate business mgr.

ing and Insurance Agents, Foreign S. A. Loo, export department

Bankers — Grand Hotel de Pekin; S. S. Yao, transportation dept.

Telephs, 2262 and 948 (East); Cable C.

Ad: Coupon Sun Mow Ling, compradore

XX ADDENDA (TIENTSIN)

On Page A68 Tongku

m m ® m m m A. Carter, agent

T. H. Huang, assist, agent

Kai lan kwang wu tsung chu Mines Area

KAILAN MINING ADMINISTRATION, THE— L.

Head Office: Meadows Road; Telephs. F. Dengis, mines inspector

33901--4. (4 lines); Cable Ad: Maishan; Wei Tong, chief of general affairs

Codes: Bentley’s and Private. Tientsin department

Sales Office (Hotung Yard); Telephs.

32666 and .30024; Yard Master and Secretariat

Supervisor (Hotung Yard) 32748; Hsiku P. A. Travers-Smith

Yard 60640; Hopei Yard 60058 and A. K. Murray

Asahi Road 20470 Labour Bureau

General Managers of the K. R. Chang

Yao Hua Mechanical Glass Co., Ltd. Educational Department

E. J. Nathan, chief manager

. C. Ku, do. L. K. Wang, director of education

P. D. MaoFeat | Chao Yuan Li C. Y. Wang, principal, Shu Te

Miss S. M. Drake-Brockman, secretary School

S. Y. Hsia, do) C. L. Li, principal, Middle School,

H. K., Yuan, do. Machiakow

Hsu Tang, do. Land Department

Accounts Department C. C. Li, superintendent

H. H. Reed, chief accountant Sung Hsu Chai, assist, supt.

F. L. Evans, assist, do. C. C. Yew, second accountant

H. Clark Store Department

Chang Shu jen H. T. Mao

K. W.

F. Chang T. Mak H.

C. L. Mrs. K. E. Doo M.

T. J- Graham McIntyre Laboratory

K. Li G. Simmons Tzu Kuang Dr. K. C. Lu, chemist

H. C. Mao J. Youfig

Brickworks

Central Registry 'Department

G. H. A. Snow I T. C.

Black, brickworks mgr., Tongshan

IL Lowe

Sun Yi, do. Machiakoar

G. H. Fawcett | A. V. Kemball M.

Chinese Department

Y. T. Lou I K. C. Weng Mines Traffic and Sales Department

Fang Tung S M. Tao • G. C. F. Whitaker

C. P. Liu I G. Shutan P. H. Tsao

General Department L. Handley-Derry

W. Pryor I M. Rumjahn Accounts Department

C. C. Wang | O. Rumjahn L. H. Peachey, accountant, mines area

G. H. Heathcote I Miss E. M. Binks T. C. Payne

Sun Kwan Chi | Miss F. Marsh Tongshan Colliery

Purchase and Property Department D. Conings, viewer-in-charge

A. O. F. Cobley Y. C. Ou, deputy viewer

C. K. Crookshank A. Adant, assistant viewer

F. F. Yap I A. H. Naick V. Brees, do.

M. H. Jungs I K. Nee Chou Hai Yuan, do.

Sales and Transportation Department G. Majot, chief of workshops

F. W. G. North A. A. Roboostoff, veterinary surgeon

D. Christopherson Linsi Colliery

M. T. Yu

P. C. Chu I J. L. Lin L. Bataille, engineer-in-charge

E. F. Watts I Y. Liu H. Coupez, assist, do.

C. Ducuroir, do. do.

Tientsin Sales Office (llotung Yard) H. G. Kerckhoff, sub-accountant

E. J. Cowell L. Vander Borght, assist, chief store-

P. Y. Wang G. E. Wallis keeper

H. Yueh T. Sun L. Masillon, chief electrician

A. McDonald C. C. Cheng Y. S. An, mechanical engineer

 ADDENDA (TIENTSIN) XXI

F. Anseau, chief of workshops Miss L. Gunn, S.R.N. (Colindale

J. Deprince, assist. do. Hospital), matron, K.M.A. nursing

L. Poels, electrical engineer service

Y. N. Hua, C. C. Wang and Li Pao Miss M. M. Mitchell, S.R.N. (St. Bart’s

Hung, shift engineers Hospital), assist, matron, K.M.A.

A. Desplat, viewernursing service

H. C. L’hien,.deputy viewer Miss M. Ray, S.R.N. (St: Thomas

G. Mercier, It. Mabille, J. L. Chen, Hospital), deputy matron, K.M.A.

Wang Tao To, Chao Shao Kang, nursing service

Kao Yueh Hsi, S. F. Yuan and P. Linsi District

C. Hou, assist, viewers

S. M. Chekanoff, veterinary surgeon Dr. G. M. Mes, M.D. (Amsterdam),

district medical officer

Chaokochwang Colliery Dr. F. V. Sun, M.B., CHB. (Tsinan),

P. Walravens, engineer-in-charge assist, medical officer (Linsi and

Y. Leclercq, assist, do. Tangchiachwang)

K. Brouet, do. do. Dr. F. W. Chai, M.D. (Bordeaux),

K. S. Chen, do. do. assistant medical officer (Chaoko-

A. Neybiich, mechanical engineer chwang)

F. Saucez, chief electrician

J. R. Conings, viewer Chinwangtao District

Chao Pi, deputy viewer Dr. J. B. Robinson, M.B., B.S. (London),

H. H. Chang, Yu Kung Tong, P. Y. M.R.c.s., L.R.C.P., district medical

Li, J. B. Yassaux, P. Debauve, F. officer

Henry, L. Recoimu, C. H. Hsu, R. Dr. T. J. Hua, M.B., B.S. (Hongkong),

Wathelet and H. H. Yang, assist, assist, district medical officer

viewers

G. P. Solodchin, veterinary surgeon Tientsin and Tongku

Machiakow Colliery Dr. S. C. Chia, M.B., B.S. (Hongkong),

S. Y. Chao, engineer-in-charge district medical officer

H. Y. Liu, assist, do. Drs. Irwin and Grice, contract medical

H. M. Chang, inech. & electr. engr. officers

C. H. Huang, viewer Dr. Feng, contract medical officer

Li Ping Liang, deputy viewer (Tbngku)

C. C. Liu, P. Y; Chang, H. K. Yeh, Chinwangtao •

S. T. Kuo, Kou' Hsien and Chang

En Hsu, assist, viewers W. B. .Chilton, agent

C. G. Lowe, assist, agent

Tangchiachwailg Colliery J. A. Van Heel, port engineer

A. Derudder, engineer in-chargb W. J. Capt. Donohue, marine supt.

J. Welsch, chief electrician - H. F. Marsh, labour manager

L. Badoul, viewer T. P. Pi, do.

T. T. Ni, deputy viewer J. A. Enright, accountant

llsieh -Chieri, Liu Huei, J. Trigalet G. Huang and P. C. Fan, sub-accts.

and S. Y. 'Tsou, assist, viewers C. Y. Hsu, Y. H. Ku and C. F. Chou,

Department of the Principal Medical assistant controllers

Officer, Tongshan N. K. Lee, shipping clerk

Dr. J. B. G. Muir, M.B., B.S. (London), L. S. Chow, commercial clerk

F.R.C.S. (Eng.), L.B.C.P. (London), E. J. Liu, mechanical engineer

principal medical officer C. C. Sun, electrical engineer

Mrs. II. Shihoff, secretary H. K. Liu, T. H. Teng and P. Tong,

assistant engineers

Hu Ming Te, chief pharmacist

J. H. Tong, storekeeper

Tongshan District C. Y. Wang, do.

Dr. Andrew K. Wang, M.D. (Yale-in- T. C. Tang, secretary-translator.

China), district medical officer Miss L. P. Donohue, secretary

Dr. P. C. Yang, M.B. B.S. (Hongkong), B.

Assist, medical officer (Machiakow) W. E. Costain

Dr. K. H. Wang, (Buffalo, U.S.A.), H/H. Faulkner

assist, medical officer

Dr. H. Chen, M.B., CHB. (Tsinan), Shanghai

assist, medical officer C.

S. T. Li, radiologist M. Sun, assist, agent

Y. C. Ma, hon. radiologist P. W. P. Sinnott

 xxn ADDENDA (TIENTSIN, MUKDEN, HARBIN, CHEFOO & SHANGHAI)

A. C. Godby G. B. King, sales administration

M. Armstrong A. Kennan, accountant

J. O. Rudgard R. C. Tyler, asst, accountant

T. S. Wang D. J. Boyd, do.

Miss K. Macartney P. J. McCabe, traffic manager

Miss D. Ralph H. A. Roseman

Miss E. Parkin]] K. C. Ramsden; advertising mgr.

J. Allan, accountant It. R. Smith, legal department

’ N. S. Lieu, assist, accountant Y. S. Tseng, adviser

Kailan Sales Agency Miss E. M. Dickinson, stenographer

O. S. Lieu, manager Miss A. C. Batourin, do.

M. S. Lieu, do. Manufacturing:

F. 0. Zung E.

L. Y. Ho A. Golding

C. D. Ma, accountant

T. S. King I T. S. Shea

Y. T. Chen i W. L. Ting

V, S. Lieu I Y. P. Sung HARBIN

Kailan Wharf Agency

II. F, Healey, wharf supt., PoOtufng On Page A105 ,

Wharf

IMPERIAL CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES (CHINA)

W. R. Beetlestone, engineer, Za Whei

LTD. — 14, Novogorodniaya Street

Kong Wharf

C. C. Chu, Za Whei Kong Wharf Teleph. i680; P. O. Box 206; Cable Ad

T. T. Mo, do. Alkali

J. W. King

Chefoo B.

D. C. Cheng, agentS. J. Polykarpoff

P. Lee, assist, agent A. S. Stepanoff

P. N. Li

Complete List of Agencies and Agents

Agencies Cable Ad: CHEFOO

CHINWANGTAOKaiian Mining Administration.. MAISHAN

TO.N-GKU Do. Do.

SHANGHAI . Kailan Mining Administration, On Page A126

12, The Bund KAJMKO '

Kaihei Yoko Do.

TONGSHAN . Mines Area Sales’ Agency IMPERIAL CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES (CHINA),

K.M.A MAISHAN LTD. — 1, Custom Road; Teleph 468;

HONGKONG Dodwell & Co., Ltd Do.

HANKOW Cable Ad: Alkali

FOOCHOW .... Boyd & Co BOYD F.

' Do. Do. Miss E. Weinglass

SWATOW T. Carr Ramsey RAMSBY

MANILA Pacific Commercial Co. (Cera-

mics & Glass only) PACOMECO

NEWCHWANG. G. Colinet (Coal only) COLINET

CHEFOO ...... Kailan Mining Administration, SHANGHAI

No. 1, Tai Lai Road. (Con-

trolling Tsingtao, Weihai,wei

and other Shantung Ports) MAISHAN C)n Page A164

DAIREN Cornabe, Eckford & Co.

(Ceramics only) CORNABE

JAPAN KaiheitanHanbaiGoshiKaisha. KAIHEITAN 3 » l» » « SI

JAVA Internationale Crediet en

Handels Vereeniging “Rotter-

M ei-yah-pao-sien-chung-kung-sze

dam” (Ceramics only) INTERNATIO

AMERICAN ASIATIC UNDERWRITERS,

FEDERAL INC. U.S.A., General In-

surance : Fire, Marine, Motor-car,

MUKDEN Life, Accident, Burglary, Plate-

Glass, Baggage and Special Risks—

17, The Bund; Teleph. 11144; P.O.

On Pago A98 Box 1195; Cable Ad: Undcriters

CHI TONG TOBACCO-CO:, LTD.—Cable Ad:

Executive Department

Powhattan

Management: C.

H. V. Tienckon Clement J. Smith, vice-president

WT. B. Walters G.

Y. F. Liu B. C. Sienkevitch, director

 ADDENDA (SHANGHAI) xxm

W. A. -Hale, treasurer Accounting Department

N. N. Yakobnnikoff M.

M. V. Obakeiwicz, general insp. P. Y. Sung, accountant

C. S. Kwei, asst, Credit vice-president

Department

Z. Z. Wonn

Mrs. G. Jurgenssen, seey. to vice- K. H. Chow, manager

president Supply Department

Shanghai Office A. Chang, manager

Bruce S. Jenkins, secy.' and mgr. Branch Offices

C. L. Seitz, asst.- mgr. W. T. Sullivan, supervisor South

T. F. Zar, local mgr. China (Hongkong)

D. C. Lee, asst. do. C. H. T. Suen, branch manager

Thos. King, do. (Hongkong)

Mrs. A. Kuhr, Miss M. Danen- S. L. Yang, branch mgr. (Canton)

berg, Mrs. I Cowan, Miss M. H. B. Berntsen, do. (Hankow)

Cruz D. Van Dreyer, do. (Chungking)

M. A. Lorenzen, do. (Tientsin)

Marine Department

Bryner & Co., general agents

A. M. J. Wolynsky, marine Un- (Mukden)

derwriter Bryner & Co., general agents

G. L. Campbell (Harbin)

Y. S. Phen, asst, manager Y. C. Yuan, inspector (Hangchow)

M. A. Sequeira E. F. Pimley, manager (Manila)

Fire Underwriting Department Y. K. Lee, branch mgr. (Foochow)

Chas. Martin, dist. mgr. for Indo-

Miss I. Kal, asst, fire underwriter China (Saigon)

P. T. Dzih, examiner (South) Ch. Larrive, gen. agent (Hanoi)

K. S. Zao, examiner (Central) International Assurance Co., Ltd.,

Peter Yang, examiner (North)

general agents (Singapore) .

James King

W. E. Mating gen. agent (Batavia)

T. Z. Chang

Michael Tsang

E. A. Gerhard, jr. On Page A167

V. A.. Nikitin, inspector ANGLO-CHINESE BUILDING CO., Build-

Accident and Health Department ers and Contractors, Estate Agents,

L D. Gholson, manager etc.—Cable Ad : Interlude

Mrs. Ethel Newman, asst. mgr. S. H. Abbass

Casualty Underwriting Dept. C. G- Vassiliev, consulting Civil

Engineer

Miss A. M. Henderson

Wm. A. Sippreil, jr. On Page Al70

Miss C. R. Cotton

Life Department n&m&m

ASIA

A w&

LIFE INSURANCE Co.—New York

Y. K. Moon, manager Office:- 80, William Street. Main

Miss S. Y. Zia Office for the Orient: 17, The

C. S. Zia Bund; Teleph. 11350; P.O. Box 236;

Surety Department Gable Ad : Alicochina. Branches :

C. S. Kwei, manager Peiping, Tientsin, Hankow, Hong-

Lass Department kong, Canton, Manila, Hanoi, Sai-

gon. Singapore. Agencies through-

G. L. Campbell, marine

out the Orient

Y. C. Pan, fire

Mansfield Freeman, pres. & dir

A. M. Keihn, motor car

C. V. Starr, F. J. Raven, Tsu-yee

Auditing Department Pei, T. O. Thackrey and C. L.

T. J. Becke, auditor Seitz, directors

L. O. d’Aquino N. Vander Starr, dir. & vice-pre.

A. K. Hrutzky Dr. F. B. Baldwin, vioe-pre.

M. Devin (Manila)

XXIV ADDENDA (SHANGHAI)

W. A. Hale, treasurer Hsu Sing Loh, Brig.-Gen. E. B.

W. Burrell, supt. of agencies Macnaghten, C.M.G., D.S.O., H.

Dr. H. Y. Wu, asst, secretary E. Parkinson, S. C. Peacock,

and medical director Shen Cheng Shih, T. E. Skid-

Dr. H. T. Lu more and Ting Yen Kiang

Dr. C. S. Liu, asst. secy. (Qanton) C. C.-Newson, F.C.I.S., secretary

Z. T. Yang, asst, secretary K. McKelvie, assist do.

Yusen Yeo, auditor

T. I. Low, renewal dept.

Y. C. Ko, accounting dept. On Page A188

H. Wang, loan dept.

S. Y. Lee, policy dept. W& PS 4i

Y. S. Chen, actuarial dept.

Ying sluing chu. hwa ying mei yen

Mrs. E. Shelton

W. F. Hsueh, agency manager kung sze hsien hung sze

(Shanghai)

BRITISH-AMERICAN TOBACCO - COMPANY

Terry Gwan, asst, agency mgr.

(Shanghai) (CHINA), LTD.—Head Office: 175,

W. T. Sullivan, supervisor, South Soochow Road; Teleph. 13482; Cable

China, (Hongkong) Ad- Powhattan

Richard Shim, mgr. (Hongkong) Directors—Sir Hugo Cunliffe-Ovten,

C. L. Chui, mgr. (Canton) Bart, (chairman), Robert Bai-

S. W. Pan, mgr. (Hankow) ley, Arthur Bassett, L. G.

A. A. Gossevsky, attorney (Sin- Cousins, A. L, Dickson, C. E.

gapore) Harber, W. A. N. Heygate, A.

W. F. Savale, mgr. (Manila) T. Heuckendorff, A. S. Kent,

M. Chang, manager (Peiping) Brig.-General E. B. Macnagh-

Dr. S. T. Ling, resident asst. ten, C.M.G., D.S.O., Win. Morris,

secy, for N. China (Peiping) H. E. Parkinson, C. A W. Rose,

C. Y. Wong, manager (Tientsin) C.I.E., T. E. Skidmore and E. S.

Donald Fay, manager (Tsingtao) Savage

H. Vilt, co-manager (Hanoi) C. C. Newson, F.C.I.S., secretary

J, Lambert, co-manager (Hanoi) K. McKelvie, assist. do.

Charles Martin, mgr. (Saigon) (See Yee Tsoong Tobacco Distributors.

Stanton Nelson & Co., general Ltd.)

agents (Singapore)

Mann’s Insurances, gen. agents

(Batavia)

Bryner & Co., general agents On Page A189

(Mukden and Harbin)

G. Frantz & Co., general agents

(Tsingtao and Tsinanfu) Ying shang ta ying yen kung sze

Boyd & Co., gen. agents (Amoy)

Poling & Co., agents (Swatow) yu hsien kung sze

BRITISH CIGARETTE Co., LTD. — Head

Office : 175, Soochow Road ; Telephs.

On Page A 188 13482, Pootung 16810; Cable Ad:

Cigarette

Directors—Sir H. Cunliffe-Owen,

Yin sharig chi hwa ying mei yen Bart, (chairman), Robert Bai-

ley, L. G. Cousins, A. L. Dick-

ku piao yu hsien kung sze son, R. II. Gregory, C. E.

BRITISH-AMERICAN (CHINA) TOBACCO Harber, W. A. N. Heygate, N.

SECURITIES CQ. , LTD.—Registered G. Harris, Brig.-Gen. E. B.

Office: 175, Soochow Road; Teleph. Macnaghten, C.M.G., D.S.O., and

13428; Cable Ad; Securities T. E. Skidmore

Directors—Robert Bailey (chair- C. C. Newson, F.c.ils., secretary

man), A. L. Dickson, Chang K. McKelvie, assist do.

Kung Hui, Chow Chang Pah, (See Yee Tsoohg Tobacco Co., Ltd.)

 ADDENDA (SHANGHAI) XXV

On Page A199 Edward Bing-Shuey Lee, editor-

in-chief '

Wong Yu Fong, general manager

; CHI TUNG - MANUFACTURING CO,, LTD-.— C. C. Jen Lemuel and J. T.

i Reg, Office; 175, Soockow Road; Huang, associate editors

Teleph. 13482

i Directors—Robert Bailey (chair- On Page A250

man), E. F. Bolitho, L. G. Cou-

sins, A. L. Dickson, C. E. Har-

ber, Brig.-Gen. E. B. Macnagh-

& w ± m n

GUTTERRES, DR. DANIEL M. P., Medi-

ten, C.M.G., D.S.O., H. V. Tienc- cal Practitioner—Office: Glen Line

ken and W. B. Walters Building, 2, Peking Road; Teleph.

Secretary—C. C. Newson, F.C.I.S. 15866.

K. McKelvie, assist, secy. Dr. Daniel M. P. Gutterres, medi-

cal practitioner

On Page A199

On Page A258

CHI TUNG TOBACCO Co., LTD.—175,

! Soochow Road; Teleph. 65486 HUDNUT, RICHARD, Perfumer—668,

Directors—Robert Bailey (chair- Szechuen Road; Teleph. 14345; P.O.

man), E. F. Bohtho, L. G. Box 1830; Cable Ad: Hudnut. New

Cousins, A. L. Dickson, Lien Yu - York Office : 113-127, West Eighteen

Fun, C. E, Harber, Kuo Wen Street

Ko, Brig. Genl. E. B. Mac- F. C. Cleary, manager

1 naghten, C.M.G., D.S.O., H. V. S. J. Clark

Miss M, Encarnacao, secretary

] Tiencken, and W. B. Walters

C. M. Newson, F.C.I.S., secretary Miss N. Shoolepova

K. McKelvie, asst, secretary T. D. Toong, Chinese manager

On Page A274

On Page A206

n & ft m m m m m m ±

Shang hai lau ro (lien in she pei kung sze

Ying shang chung huo chuang pao pin LAURO FILMS, Motion Picture Producers,

yu hsien kung sze Film Exchange and Supply of Raw Film

| CHINA PACKERS SUPPLY CO., LTD.—175,

—124, Museum Road, Capitol Building;

Soochow Road; Teleph. 13482; Cable P.O. Box 816; Cable Ad: Cines

A. E. Lauro

/ Ad: Chipackco A. W. Jesu

i Directors—R. Bailey, L. G. Cou-

sins, W. C. Foster, C. E. Har-

On Page A302

ber, A. L. Dickson, T. E.

Skidmore and F. Popple NEW CHINA TRADING CORPORATION, Im-

0. C. Newson, F.C.I.S., secretary porter and Exporter of General

K. McKelvie, assist, do. Produce, Bristles Manufacture—210,*

Kiukiang Road; Teleph. 14651

On Page 207

On Page A183

m & n m m PACIFIC BANKING CORPORATION, In-

corporated under the Laws of the

) CHINA PRODUCE SALES CO., Import-

* Export—Cable Ad Interlude State of Connecticut, U.S.A.—210,

• S. H. Abbass, proprietor Szechuen Road; P.O. Box 257; Te-

leph. 18625; Cable Ad: Pabco

On Page A212

On Page A174

it 91 M m & SHANGHAI RAW SILK EXPORTERS’ ASSO-

CHINESE REPUBLIC Co.,

PUBLISHING CIATION—452. Kiangse Road; Cable

INC., Publishers of the “Chinese Ad : Forensilk

Republic”.—150, Kiukiang Road; President—C. Fumagalli

Teleph. 18312; Cable Ad : Sinorepub Secretary—F. W. Clifton

XXVI ADDENDA (SHANGHAI)

On Page A346 F B. Alexander, N. Belanovsky,

J. P. Ennisf F. J. Grew, S. A.

SUN HING Oci., INC.—305, Continental Grew, E. R. Harmer, P. R.

Emporium, 225, Nanking Road; Parkes, E. A. Thompson, W. H.

P.O. Box 1968; Teleph. 93249; Cable Train, G. M. Wills, J. H.

Ad : Sunhing Vallis, Mrs. C. Freise, Miss L.

P. H. Chen, president Reuter

P. C. Wong, vice-president Printing Dept., Shanghai—

O. C. Wong, secretary N. G. Harris, manager

K. S. Hong, treas. F.

Wong Yu Fong, general mgr. R.

Y. K. Wong, trust dept. V. Emamooden

P. H. Wong, business dept,

K. Y. Chang, foreign trade dept. Supply Dept.—

Kwang Chi Quang, legal dept. W. C. Belknap

H. A. Coward, S. E. G. Hill-

man, T. Kabelitz, H . W.

Strike, Miss J. Cook, Mrs. L.

On Page A354 Denton, Mrs. G. Morcher

UNDERWRITERS ADJCSTMENT '-Co.—17, Accounting Dept.—

The Bund; Teleph. 11145 S.

G. L. Campbell,

H. manager and

marine claims adjuster H. S. Bell, H. E. Brewer, J.

Y. C. Pan, fire claims adjuster M. M. Britto, O. C. Brown,

A. M. Keihn, casualty do. F. M. Gutierrez, W. C. V.

Jones, E, C. Kew, J. H. Mac-

donald, P. A. Mack, F. E. T.

On Page A367 Marshall,. A. E. Moyhing, G.

de la Pena, A. Petterson, W.

YEE TSOONG TOBACCO CO., LTD.—

H. T. Pilcher, E. G. Saul,

Head Office: 175, Soochow Road;

M. G. Schwarzl, P. C. Stel-

Teleph. 13482. Pootung Factories: lingwerff, H. O. Thorpe, C.

Teleph. Pootung 85 and 86; Cable C. de Vera, E. V. Wailey, W.

Ad : Powhattan Wa-iley, A. S. Waif or d, R. E.

Directors—Robert Bailey, A. Bas- Witschi

sett, L. G. Cousins, A. L. Dick-

son, C. E. Harbor, W. A. N. Leaf Dept.—

Heygate, Brig. Genl. E. B. T.

Macnaghten, C.M.G., D.S.O., D. E. A. Allen, F. B. Allen, E. B.

M. Oppenheim, E. S. Savage, Barnes, J. R. Beasley, W. C.

and Shen Cheng Shih Boone, R. Bostick, C. A.

Secretary—C. 0. Newson, F.C.I.S. Broome, J. J. Chaffin, E. D.

Asst. Secretary—K. McKelvie Charles, E. G. Cheatham, J. G.

Mrs. A. Schmidt Scharff, steno. Cheatham, W. Coles, R. A.

Crews, W. H. Faulkner, W- A.

Legal Dept.— Fowler, L. D. Glover, D. Her-

D. M. Oppenheim, mans,solicitor

N. A. Hobgood, H. L.

R. J. E. Price, asst, solicitor Holden, J. Y. Honeycutt, A. G.

F. L. Morrison Huebner, T. B. Jones, K. W.

Manufacturing Dept.— Lacy, W. B. Lauder, F. J.

W. A. N. Heygate Meade, G. H. Newsome, W. B.

LG. Riddick Newsome, C. A. Ogburn, H.

E. F. Thorpe Overton, L D. Patterson, M. L.

J. Giles Ridenour, J. F. Satterwhite, G.

Mrs. E. M. Hicks A. Smith, I. S. Smith, R. D.

Smith, A. S. Spencer, G. E.

Engineering Dept.— Strutt, H. M. Walden, B. H.

F. J. Hookham, Warren,chief

P. A. ersgr.,

Whitting, S. E.

B.SC., ASSOC. M. INST. C.E., Williams, T. M. Williams, L.

ASSOC. M.I. MECH, E. Wimbish, E. W. Young

 ADDENDA (SHANGHAI) XXVII •

Thorburn Road Factory— Directors—Robert Bailey, A. Bas-

T. C. Westbrook, branch manager sett, L. G. Cousins, A. L. Dick-

A. J. W. Evans, B. Y. Eakes, son, C. E. Harber, W. A. N.

W. Lyons, T. P. Angell, J. A. Heygate, Brig. Gen. E. B. Mac-

Barr, A. H. Bown, H. Brown- naghten, c.m.g., d.s.o., D. M.

low, H. N. Davies, A. D. Den- Oppenheim, E. S. Savage, and

ton, D. S. Dvorjetz, P. Hart- Shen Cheng Shih

ley, J. C. Jenkins, T. Kirby, A. Secretary—C. C. Newson, f.c.i.s.

M. Mishevsky, H. P. Molloy, Assist. Secretary K. McKelvie

J. H. O’Grady, G. J. Poulin, Mrs. A. Schmidt-Scharff

A. S. Kakkin, A. Roberts, F. G. Executive—E. O. Drake

Stokes, J. Sutcliffe, H. W. W. C. Foster

Tamlyn, A. E. Whiffen, G. R. R. Smith

A. Williams Legal Dept.—

{ Pootung Factories— D. M. Oppenhiem, solicitor

P. S. Grant, branch manager R. J. E. Price, asst, solicitor

I M. S. Hairston, S. J. Minty, W. F. L. Morrison, do.

H. Richardson, N. C. Beeman, C. V. Syms

G. W. T. Belcher, E. L. Boyde, Miss E. B. Fairley

C. H. Burnett, S. Chenoir, W

R. Davey, F. S. David, R. Exchange Dept.—

C. S. Peacock

Davies, J. M. Dillon, R. S. Accounting Dept.—

Duff, E. England, G. D. Fami-

liant, J. J. Gaffney, J. F. S. F McKenzie, acct.

Green, N. S. Jacobs, I. Kar- H. G. Puddle, asst. acct.

donsky, T. S. Parry, J. A. C. J. Beale, Miss F. Bomko, F.

Rignall, H. E. Schultz, C. B. W. Brandt, J. Brandt, J. C.

Shahovoskoi, P. Schnaperman, Britto, G. E. Brockett, E. H.

A. Speransky, R. Whitty, Mrs. Browne, J. C. Burgess, A. J.

A. M. D’Aquino Carter, D. D. Carter, A. H.

Printing Dept., Pootung— Corveth, B. P. Dillon, Mrs. C.

R. Morgan, supt. N. Dillon, F. J. Drakeford, T.

Y. A. Aquirre, J. E. Bornschein, Edwards, T. Emamooden, Mrs.

W. A. T. Cousins, S. T. Dough- E. M. Fullbrook, Miss L. D.

ty, H. A. Fandrei, G. W. Jen- Fullbrook, J. L. Gutter, P.

sen, E. M. Kock, 0. C, Morgan, Hall, Mrs. K. M. Harding.

and V. M. Turin J. R. Harling, C. R. Harran,

Printing Dept., Whashing Road— Mrs. M. Henningsen, E. T.

E. A. Possnecke, supt. Hooper, P. S. Hyndman, Miss

E. C. Mahoney, do. V. Lamashevsky, D. P. Legge,

D. Brosseau, H. Blume, O. Blume, A. Marshall, E. P. Morphew,

V.r I. Bassalaeff, G. B. Brown- D. M. Munro, N. J. Palmer,

Miss C. Pocock, V. G. S. Pon-

igg> J- W.K. Ephgrave,

Ephgrave, Faust, J.P. O.J. tius, D. J. Raeburn, A. C.

| Harris, C. Muller, E. Ohlsson, Rapanakis, Miss F. Remedies,

J. A. Roche, G. M, Smulsky, T. G. Renner, Miss A. M. Ribeiro,

Symons, and G. A. Westerlund F. C. Roberts, A. J. Roza, P.

V. Simpson, H. J. P. Smith,

Mrs. E. E. Southerton, A. C.

de Sou&a, E. A. de Souza, W.

S. Webb, Mrs! A. C. Willis and

Ying shang i chung yun hsiao yen G. Worby

tsao Jcu fen yu hsien hung sze Insurance Dept.—

O.

Yee T^oong Tobacco Distributors, Traffic Dept.— C. Kench

Ltd.—Head Office: 175, Soochow

Road; Teleph. 13482; Cable Ad: H.. H. Solomon

Powhattan A. R. Blinko

XXVIII ADDENDA (SHANGHAI, AMOY, CANTON, SINGAPORE)

H. T. Andrews, J. L. Aitchison, SINGAPORE

T. Baptista, A. H. Bishop, Miss

M. B. Diniz, O. Doreida, R. On Page C36

M. Edelsten, W. Goldenberg,

S. Goldstein, A. S. Hamilton,

H. O. Hardcastle, G. Hender- Employers’ Liability Assurance Cor-

son, J. Henderson, S. Kemsley, poration, Ltd. (Incorporated in

England), Fire, Marine, Motor Car

W. C. H. Knight, E. Lester, and Vehicles, Personal Accident,

E. M Lundberg, P. Maher, D. Burglary,

McDermott, Miss W. Miller, Lift, DredgerBoiler and Machinery,

and Workmen’s Com-

G. Nechaeff, C. W. Quelch, F.

Roscoe, A. Seaborn, P. Shaw, pensation Insurance’.

Wm. Jacks & Co. (Malaya), Ltd.,

J. E. Stokes, P. Wolnizer and general agents

J. A. Xavier Representatives — D. Longden

Advertising Dept.— (Singapore), G. A. Moser (Kua-

W. S. Bungey la Lumpur)

A. V. Pettitt

J. M. Bailey, J. Berglof, E. G. Associated Companies—

Berrien, C. Bockisch, Miss H. The Merchants’ Marine Insurance

D. Carey, Miss V. Chalfont, G. Co., Ltd.

Gomez, A. Inwood, A. J. Ki- The Yorkshire Insurance Co., Ltd.

koin, W. Moon, A. Nehorosh-

koff, B. Pennell, W. A. Pen-

nell, and Miss M. Worby On Page C44

General—

Mrs. S. Beeman, Mrs. C. Brewer, Jacks & Co. (Malaya), Ltd., William

W. C. G. Clifford, C. L. Con- (Incorporated in Straits Settle-

rady, Mrs. E. Danenberg, Mrs. ments), Engineers and General Mer-

E. England, Mrs. J. Hall, E. T. chants—Head Office: Ocean Build-

Jones, Miss J. M. McGeachie, ing, Prince Street; Teleph. 5216

Miss A. M’ Robinson, Mrs. H. (4 lines); Cable Ad: Expanded;

Sayle, Miss I. P. Sayle, Mrs. Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn., Bentley’s

M. U. Turner, Mrs. E. Tweed- Acme, New Standard and' Private.

lie, Mrs. E. M. Ward Branches at Penang,- Ipoh, Kuala

Nanking Dept.— Lumpur and Port Swettenham

F. II. Vines, dept, manager Directors — H. Elphick (Singa-

pore), R. N. Holmes (S’pore),

R. C. Stewart, c.a. (S’pore),

AMOY

H.andElphick,

J. Whyte (Ipoh) director

managing

On Page A445 R. N. Holmes, assist. do.

R. C. Stewart, C.A., secretary

Amoy Club H. E. Behr, C. G. Jenner, J.

Committee — W. D. B. Miller Miller, a.r.t.c., b.sc. (signs per

(chah’man), R. H. Murray, C. pro.), M. P. Selfe (signs per

A. Melchers, D. A. E. Bell and pro.) and F. H. Talbot,

P. Rested assistants

Employers' Liability. Assurance

CANTOIM poration, Xitd.

Representative — D. Longden

On Page A468 (Singapore), G. A. Moser

Deacon & Co., Ltd., Merchants, Ship- (Kuala Lumpur)

ping and Insurance Agents— Cable Ad: The Texas Company {Overseas)

Deacon

H. Limited.

E. A.S. Smith,

Stanton,managing

direcior director Representative—R. S. D’Oyly-

John (Ipoh)

A. E, Quin, do.

 ADDENDA (PENANG, PERAK, RUBBER ESTATES) XXIX

On Page C44 Directors—F. W. Palmer, v.c., H.

Johnson & Phillips, Ltd. (London) P. Anderson, c.a. and J. L.

(Incorporated in England), En- Ross, C.A.

gineers

Sole Agents in Malaya

William Jacks & Co. (Malaya) RUBBER ESTATES

Ltd.

Representative—H. E. W. Bryn-

ing (Ipoh) On Page C237

PENANG Oil Palms of Malaya, Ltd., Ulu Remis

On Page C79 Estate—Layang Layang, J chore

Education Department R. G. Roden, manager

Tnspr. of Schools—T. A. O’Sullivan C. E. B. Binns, senior assistant

Assist. do. —L. R. Wheeler J. Sparkes, assistant

Malay Assist. Inspr. of Schools— C. C. Wolfe, do.

Raja Mohamed Noordin A. H. Wright, chief engineer

Chief Clerk—S. Mohd. Yusolf G. A. Hallidie, engineer

On Page C90 Guthrie k Co., Ltd., Kuala Lum-

pur, agents

Jacks & Co. (Malaya), Ltd., William Secretaries and Registered Office—■

(Incorporated in Straits Settle- Guthrie k Co., Ltd., 52-54,

ments) Engineers and General Mer- Gracechurch Street, London,

chants^—15, Beach Street; Teleph. E.C. 3

351: Cable Ad: Expanded. Head Acreage—Tot,al : 15,867, cultivated

Office: Ocean Building, Prince (oil palms) 9,562

Street, Singapore. Branches at

Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh and Port

Swettenham. Codes: A.B.C. 5th

edn., Bentley’s, Acme, New Stand- On Page C252

Standard Rubber Co. of Selangor,

ard and Private Ltd.—Semenyih, Selangor

London Agents—William Jacks k Alexr. Davidson, manager

Co., Winchester House, Old Registered Office—H.

Broad Street, London E.C. 2

H. Elphick, man. dir. (S’pore) King Street, SydneyF. Hinton, 72,

R. N. Holmes, asst do. ( do. ) Harrisons, Barker k Co., Ltd.,

R. C. Stewart, c.a., secy. ( do. ) Kuala Lumpur, agents

H. F. Clements, mgr. (signs per Acreage—Total: 1,193, cultivated

pro.) (rubber) 1,123

Glendinning, signs per pro.

PERAK NETHERLANDS INDIA

On Page C127

Kyle, Palmer k Co.. Ltd. (Incor-

porated in the F.M.S.), Engineers,

Merchants and Printers—114 k 116, N.Begong,

Y. Fraser & Neave—Reg. Office: 79,

S’Baia. Branch Factories at

Belfield Street, Ipoh (Branches S’Baia & Batavia

Kuala Lumpur and Penang); Te- P. J. W. Vasey, general manager

leph. 560 ; Cable Ad : Kylpa ; Codes : branch managers—C. R. von Holtry

Bentley’s Second and Kendall’s and M. Lewis

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 TREATIES WITH CHINA

KOWLOON EXTENSION AGREEMENT, 1898

Whereas it has for many years past been recognised that an extension of Hong-

kong territory is necessary for the proper defence and protection of the Golony,

It has now been agreed between the Governments of Great Britain and China

that the limits of British territory shall be enlarged under lease to the extent

indicated generally on the annexed map.

The exact boundaries shall be hereafter fixed when proper surveys have been

made by officials appointed by the two Governments. The term of this lease shall

be ninety-nine years.

It is at the same time agreed that within the City of Kowloon the Chinese

officials now stationed there shall continue to exercise jurisdiction, except so far as

may be inconsistent with the military requirements for the defence of Hongkong.

Within the remainder of the newly-leased territory Great Britain shall have sole

jurisdiction. Chinese officials and people shall be allowed, as heretofore, to use the

road from Kowloon to Hsina'n.

It is further agreed that the existing landing-place near Kowloon city shall be

reserved for the convenience of Chinese men-bf-war, merchant and passengers vessels,

which may come and go and lie there at their pleasure^ and for the convenience of

movements of the officials and people within the city.

When, hereafter, China constructs a railway to the boundary of the Kowloon

territory under British control, arrangements shall be discussed.

It is further understood that there will be no expropriation or expulsion of the

inhabitants of the ,district included within the extension, and that if land is required

for public offices, fortifications, or the like official purposes, it shall be bought at

a fair price.

If cases of extradition of criminals occur they shall be dealt with in accordance

with the existing treaties between Great Britain and China and the Hongkong

Regulations.

The area leased by Great Britain includes the waters of Mirs Bay and Deep

Bay, but it is agreed that Chinese vessels of war, whether neutral or otherwise,

shall retain the right to use those waters.

This Convention shall pome into force on the first day of July, eighteen hundred

and ninety-eight, being the thirteenth day of the fifth moon of the twenty-fourth year

of Kwang Hsu. It shall be ratified by the Sovereigns of the two countries, and the

ratifications shall be exchanged in London as soon as possible.

In witness whereof the undersigned, duly authorised thereto by their respective

Governments, have signed the present agreement.

Done at Peking in quadruplicate (four copies in English and in Chinese) the

ninth day of June, in the year of Our Lord eighteen hundred and ninety-eight, being

the twenty-first day of the fourth moon of the twenty-fourth year of Kwang Hsu.

Claude M. Macdonald.

Li Hung-chang ) Members of

Hsu Ting K’uei ) Tsung-li Yamen.

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SUPPLEMENTARY COMMERCIAL TREATY WITH CHINA

Signed at Shanghai, 5th September, 1902

Ratifications exchanged at Peking, 28th July, 1903

His Majesty the King of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland and of

the British Dominions beyond the Seas, Emperor of India, and His Majesty the Em-

peror of China, having resolved to enter into negotiations with a view to carrying out

the provisions contained in Article XI. of the Final Protocol signed at Peking on the

7th of September, 1901, under which the Chinese Government agreed to negotiate the

amendments deemed useful by the Foreign Governments to the Treaties of Commerce

and Navigation and other subjects concerning commercial relations with the object of

facilitating them, have for that purpose named as their Plenipotentiaries, that is to

say:— •

His Majesty the King of Great Britain and Ireland, His Majesty’s Special Com-

missioner, Sir James Lyle Mackay, Knight Commander of the Most Eminent Order of

the Indian Empire, a member of the Council of the Secretary of State for India, etc.

And His Majesty the Emperor of China, the Imperial Commissioners Lii Hai-huan,

President of the Board of Public Works, etc., and Sheng Hsuan-huai, Junior Guardian

of the Heir Apparent, Senior Vice-President of the Board of Public Works, etc.

Who having communicated to each other their respective full powers, and

found them to be in good and due form, have agreed upon and concluded the

following Articles:—

Art. I.—Delay having occurred in the past in the issue of Drawback Certificates

owing to the fact that those documents have to be dealt with by the Superintendent

of Customs at a distance from the Customs Office, it is now agreed that Drawback

Certificates shall hereafter in all cases be issued by the Imperial Maritime Customs

within three weeks of the presentation to the Customs of the papers entitling the

applicant to receive such Drawback Certificates.

These Certificates shall be valid tender to the Customs Authorities in payment

of any duty upon goods imported or exported (transit dues excepted), or shall, in the

case of Drawbacks on foreign goods re-exported abroad within three years from the

date of importation, be payable in cash without deduction by the Customs Bank at

the place where the import duty was paid.

But if, in connection with any application for a Drawback Certificate, ths

Customs Authorities discover an attempt to defraud the revenue, the applicant shall

be liable to a fine not exceeding five times the amount of the duty whereof he

attempted to defraud the Customs, or to a confiscation of the goods.

Art. II.—China agrees to take, the necessary steps to provide for a uniform

national coinage which shall be legal tender in payment of all duties, taxes and other

obligations throughout the Empire by British as well as Chinese subjects.

Art. 111.—China agrees that the duties and lekin combined levied on goods carried

by junks from Hongkong to the Treaty Ports in the Canton Province and vice versa

shall together not be less than the duties charged by the Imperial Maritime Customs

on similar goods carried by steamer.

Art. IV—Whereas questions have arisen in the past concerning the right of

Chinese subjects to invest money in non-Chinese enterprises and companies, and

whereas it is a matter of common knowledge that large sums of Chinese capital are

so invested, China hereby agrees to recognise the legality of all such investments past

present and future.

 THE BRITISH COMMERCIAL TREATY WITH CHINA

It being, moreover, of the utmost importance that all shareholders in a Joint Stock

'Company should stand on a footing of perfect equality as far as mutual obligations

are concerned, China further agx-ees that Chinese subjects who have or mav become

•shareholders in any British Joint Stock Company shall be held to have accepted, by

the very act of becoming shareholders, the Charter of Incorporation or Memorandum

and Articles of Association of such Company and regulations framed thereunder as

interpreted by British Courts, and that Chinese Courts shall enforce compliance there-

•with by such Chinese shareholders, if a suit to that effect be entered’, provided always

that their liability shall not be other or greater than that of British shareholders in

the same Company.

Similarly the British Government agree that British subjects investing in

"Chinese Companies shall be under the same obligations as the Chinese shareholders

in such companies.

The foregoing shall not apply to cases which have already been before the Courts

und been dismissed.

Art. Y.—The Chinese Government undertake to remove within the next two

years the artificial obstructions to navigation in the Canton Kiver. The Chinese

Government also agree to improve the accommodation for shipping in the harbour of

‘ Canton and to take the necessary steps to maintain that improvement, such work to

be carried out by the Imperial Maritime Customs and the cost thereof to be defrayed

by a tax on goods landed and shipped by British and Chinese alike according to a

^ -scale to be arranged between the merchants and the Customs Authorities.

The Chinese Government are aware of the desirability of improving the naviga-

bility by steamer of the waterway between Ichang and Chungking, but are also fully

aware that such improvement might involve heavy expense and would affect the

interests of the population of the provinces of Szechuen, Hunan, and Hupeh. It is,

i therefore, mutually agreed that until improvements can be carried out steamship

j owners shall be allowed, subject to approval by the Imperial Maritime Customs, to

•erect, at their own expetnse, appliances for hauling through the rapids. Such

appliances shall be at the disposal of all vessels, both steamers and junks, subject to

: regulations to be drawn up by the Imperial Maritime Customs. These appliances

shall not obstruct the waterway or interfere with the free passage of junks. Signal

stations and channel marks where and when necessary shall be erected by the

Imperial Maritime Customs. Should any practical scheme be presented for improv-

ing the waterway and assisting navigation without injury to the local population or

•cost to the Chinese Government, it shall be considered by the latter in a friendly

.-spirit.

Art. YI.—The Chinese Government agree to make arrangements to give increased

facilities at the open ports for bonding and for repacking merchandise in bond, and,

on official representation being made by the British Authorities, to grant the privi-

. leges of a bonded warehouse to any warehouse which, to the satisfaction of the

; -Customs Authorities, affords the necessary security to the revenue.

Such warehouses will be subject to regulations, including a scale of fees according

j to commodities, distance from Custom-house and hours of working, to be drawn up

by the Customs Authorities who will meet the convenience of merchants so far as is

-compatible with the protection of the revenue.

Art. YII.—Inasmuch as the British Government affords protection to Chinese

t trade marks against infringement, imitation, or colourable imitation by British

i.“ subjects, the Chinese Government, undertake to afford protection to British trade

marks against infringement, imitation, or colourable imitation by Chinese subjects.

The Chinese Government further undertake that the Superintendents of Northern

and of Southern trade shall establish offices within their respective jurisdictions under

-control of the Imperial Maritime Customs where foreign trade marks may be

registered on payment of a reasonable fee.

Art. VIII.—Preamble. The Chinese Government, recognising that the system

of levying lekin and other dues on goods at the place of production, in transit, and at

 THE BEITISH COMMERCIAL TREATY WITH CHINA.

destination, impedes tlie free circulation of commodities and injures the interests of

trade, hereby, undertake to discard completely those means of raising revenue with

the limitation mentioned in Section 8.

The British Government, in return, consent to allow a surtax, in excess of the-

Tariff rates for the time being in force, to be imposed on foreign goods imported by

British subjects, and a surtax in addition to the export duty on Chinese produce

destined for export abroad or coastwise.

It is clearly understood that after lekin barriers and other stations for taxing

goods in transit have been removed, no attempt shall be made to revive them in any

form or under any pretext whatsoever; that in no case shali the surtax on foreign

imports exceed the equivalent of one and a half times the import duty leviable in

terms of the Pinal Protocol signed by China and the Powers on the 7th day of Sep-

tember, 1901; that payment of the import duty and surtax shall secure for foreign

imports, whether in the hands of Chinese or non-Chinese subjects, in original packages

or otherwise, complete immunity from all other taxation, examination or delay; that

the total amount of taxation leviable on native produce for export abroad shall, under

no circumstances, exceed 7| per cent, ad valorem.

Keeping these fundamental principles steadily in view, the high contracting

parties have agreed upon the following methods of procedure :—

Section 1.—The Chinese Government undertake that all barriers of whatsoever

kind, collecting lehin or such like dues or duties, shall be permanently abolished on all

roads, railways, and waterways in the Eighteen Provinces of China and the Three

Eastern Provinces. This provision does not apply to the Native Custom-houses at

present in existence on the seaboard or waterways, at open ports, on land routes, and

on land frontiers of China.

Section 2.—The British Government agree that foreign goods on importation, in

addition to the effective 5 per cent, import duty as provided for in the Protocol of 1901,

shall pay a special surtax equivalent to one and a half times the said duty to com-

pensate for the abolition of lehin, of transit dues in lieu of lehin, and of all other

taxation on foreign goods, and in consideration of the other reforms provided for in

this Article; but this provision shall not impair the right of China to tax salt, native

opium and native produce as provided for in Sections 3, 5, 6 and 8. r{

The same amount of surtax shall be levied on goods imported into the Eighteen

Provinces of China and the Three Eastern Provinces across the land frontiers as on

goods entering China by sea.

Section 3.—All Native Custom-houses now existing, whether at the Open Ports,

on the seaboard, on rivers, inland waterways, land routes or land frontiers, as

enumerated in the Hu Pu and Kung Pu Tse Li (Regulations of the Boards of Revenue

and Works) and Ta Ch’ing Hui Tien (Dynastic Institutes), may remain; a list of the

same, with their location, shall be furnished to the British Government, for purposes

of record.

Wherever there are Imperial Maritime Custom-houses, or wherever such may

be hereafter placed, Native Custom-houses may be also established; as well as at any

points either on the seaboard or land frontiers.

The location

circumstances of Native

of trade seem Custom-houses

to require, but inanythechange

Interior

mustmay be changed asto the

be communicated the

British Government, so that the list may be corrected; the originally stated number'

of them shall not, however, be exceeded.

Goods carried by junks or sailing-vessels trading to or from open ports shall not

pay lower duties than the combined duties and surtax on similar cargo carried by

steamers.

Native produce, when transported from one place to another in the interior, shall,

on arrival at the first Native Custom-house, after leaving the place of production, pay

duty equivalent to the export surtax mentioned in Section 7.

M hen this duty has been paid, a certificate shall be given which shall describe the

nature of the goods, weight, number of packages, etc., amount of duty paid and

intended destination. This certificate, which shall be valid for a fixed period of not

 THE BRITISH COMMERCIAL TREATY WITH CHINA

less than one year from date of payment of duty, shall free the goods from all taxation,

I examination, delay, or stoppage at any other Native Custom-houses passed en route.

If the goods are taken to a place not in the foreign settlements or concessions of an

i open pofr, for local use, they become there liable to the Consumption Tax described

in Section 8.

If the goods are shipped from an open port, the certificate is to be accepted by

the Custom-house concerned, in lieu of the export surtax mentioned in Section 7.

Junks, boats, or carts shall not be subjected to any taxation beyond a small and

reasonable charge, paid periodically at a fixed annual rate. This does not exclude the

right to levy, as at present, tonnage (Chuan Chao) and port dues (Chuan Liao) on

junks.

Section 4.—Foreign opium duty and present leJcin—which latter will now become

.a surtax in lieu of lekin—shall remain as provided for by existing Treaties.

Section 5.—The British Government have no intention whatever of interfering

with China’s right to tax native opium, but it is essential to declare that, in her

arrangements for levying such taxation, China will not subject other goods to taxation,

delay, or stoppage.

China is free to retain at important points on the borders of each province—either

on land or water—offices for collecting duty on native opium, where duties or contribu-

* Hons leviable shall be paid in one lump sum ; which payment shall cover taxation of all

i kinds within that province. Each cake of opium will have a stamp affixed as evidence

j of dutypayment. Excise officers and police may be employed in connection with these

! offices ; but no barriers or other obstructions are to be erected, and the excise officers

j or police of these offices shall not stop or molest any other kinds of goods, or collect

I taxes thereon. .

A list of these offices shall be drawn up and communicated to the British Govern-

ment for record.

Section 6. —LeJdn on salt, is hereby abolished and the amount of said lekin and of

other taxes and contributions shall be added to the salt duty, which shall be collected

at place of production or at first station after entering the province where it is to be

j -consumed.

The Chinese Government shall be at liberty to establish salt reporting offices at

which boats conveying salt which is being moved under salt passes or certificates may

be required to stop for purposes of examination and to have their certificates vised,

' t>ut at such offices no lekin or transit taxation shall be levied and no barriers or

I -obstructions of any kind shall be erected.

Section 7.—The Chinese Government may re-cast the Export Tariff with specific

duties as far as practicable on a scale not exceeding five per cent, ad valorem; but

existing export duties shall not be raised until at least six months’ notice has been

! (given.

In cases where existing export duties are above five per cent, they shall be

reduced to not more than that rate.

An additional special surtax of one half the export duty payable for the time

| 'being, in lieu of internal taxation and lekin, may be levied at time of export on goods

-exported either to foreign countries or coastwise.

In the case of silk, whether hand or filature reeled, the total export duty shall not

!, exceed a specific

this specific dutyrate

mayequivalent

be levied atto the

not first

moreNative

than five per cent, adinvalorem.

Custom-house the interiorHalf

whichof

the silk may pass and in such case a certificate shall be given as provided for in Section

3, and will be accepted by the Custom-house concerned at place of export in lieu of

half the export duty. Cocoons passing Native Custom-houses shall be liable to no

taxation whatever. Silk not exported but consumed in China is liable to the Con-

sumption Tax mentioned in Section 8.

Section 8.—The abolition of the lekin system in China and the abandonment of all

•other kinds of internal taxation on foreign imports and on exports will diminish the

revenue materially. The surtax on foreign imports and exports and on coastwise

•exports is intended to compensate in a measure for this loss of revenue, but there

 THE BRITISH COMMERCIAL TREATY WITH CHINA

remains the loss of teJcin revenue on internal trade to be met, and it is therefore agreed

that the Chinese Government are at liberty to impose a Consumption Tax on articles!

of Chinese origin not intended for export.

This tax shall be levied only at places of consumption and not on goods while in

transit, and the’Chinese Government solemnly undertake that the arrangements which

they rnay make for its,collection shall in no way interfere with foreign goods or with

native goods for export. The fact of, goods being of foreign origin shall of itself freo

them from all taxation, delay, or stoppage, after having passed the Custom-house.

Foreign goods which bear a similarity tp native goods shall be furnished by the-

Custom-house, if required by the owner, with a protective certificate for each package,

on payment of import duty and surtax, to prevent the risk of any dispute in the

, interior.

Native goods brought by junks to open ports, if intended for local consumption—

irrespective of the nationality of the owner of the goods—shall be reported at the

Native

11 Custom-house, only, where the popsumption tax may be levied.

China iAat liberty,to fix the amount of this (cohsumption) tax, which may vary

according to the nature of the merchandise concerned, that is to say, according'as the

articles are necessaries of life or luxuries ; but it shall be levied at a uniform rate on

goods of the same description, no matter whether carried by junk, sailing-vessel, or

steamer. As mentioned in Section 8, the Consumption Tax is not to be levied within

foreign settlements or concessions.

Section 9.—An excise equivalent to double the import duty as laid down in the

Protocol of 1901 is to be charged on all machine-made yarn and cloth manufactured in

China, whether by foreigners at the open ports or by Chinese anywhere in China.

A rebate of the import" duty and two-thirds of the import surtax is to be given

on raw cotton imported from foreign countries, and of all duties, including Consump-

tion Tax, paid on Chinese raw cotton used in mills in China.

Chinese machine-made yarn or cloth having paid excise is to be free of Export

Duty, Export Surtax, Coast Trade Duty, and Consumption Tax. This Excise is to be

collected through the Imperial Maritime Customs.

The same principle and procedure are to be applied to all other products of foreign

type turned out by machinery, whether by foreigners at the open ports or by

Chinese anywhere in China.

This stipulation is not to apply to the out-turn of the Hanyang and Ta Yeh Iron

Works in Hupeh and other similar existing Government Works at present exempt from

taxation; or to that of Arsenals, Government Dockyards, or establishments of that

nature for Government purposes which may hereafter be erected.

Section 10.—A member or members of the Imperial Maritime Customs Foreign

Staff shall be selected by each of the Governors-General and Governors, and appointed,

invince

consultation

for duty inwithconnection

the Inspector-General of Imperial

with Native Customs Maritime

affairs, Customs,Tax,

Consumption to each

Salt pro-

and

Native Opium Taxes. These officers shall exercise an efficient supervision of the work-

ing of these departments, and in the event of their reporting any case of abuse, illegal

exaction, obstruction to the movement of goods, or other cause of complaint, the

Governor-General

same. or Governor concerned will take immediate steps to put an end to

Section IT,—Cases where illegalaction as described in this Article is complained of

shall be promptly investigated by an officer of the Chinese Government of sufficiently

high rank, in conjunction with a British officer and an officer of the Imperial Maritime

Customs, each of sufficient standing; and in the event of its being found by a majority

of the investigating officers that the complaint is well founded and loss has been

incurred, due compensation is to be at once paid from the Surtax funds, through the

Imperial Maritime Customs at the nearest open port. The High Provincial Officials

are to be held responsible that the officer guilty of the illegal action shall be severely

punished and. removed from his post.

If the complaint turns out to be without foundation, complainant shall be held-

responsible for the expenses of the investigation.

 THE BRITISH COMMERCIAL TREATY WITH CHINA

His Britannic Majesty’s Minister will have' the right to demand investigation

where from the evidence before him he is satisfied that illegal exactions or obstructions

have occurred.

Section 12.—The Chinese Government agree to open to foreign trade, on the same

footing as the places opened to foreign trade by the Treaties of Nanking and Tientsin,

the following places, namely:—• .

Changsha in Hunan;

Wanhsien in Szechuen;

Nganking in Anhui;

Waichow (Hui-chow) in Kwangtung; and

Kongmoon (Chiang-men) in Kwangtung.

Foreigners residing in these open ports are to observe the Municipal and Police

Regulations on the same footing as Chinese residents, and they are not to be entitled

to establish Municipalities and Police of their own within the limits of these Treaty

Ports except with the consent of the Chinese authorities.

If this Article does not come into operation the right to demand under it the

opening of these ports, with the exception of Kongmoon, which is provided for in

Article 10, shall: lapse. ..

Section 13. —Subject to the provisions of Section 14, the arrangements provided

for in this Article are to come into force on 1st January, 1904.

By that date all lekin barriers shall be removed and officials employed in the

collection of taxes and dues prohibited by this Article shall be removed from their

posts.

Section 14.—The condition on which the Chinese Government enter into the

present engagement is that all Powers entitled to most favoured nation treatment in

China enter into the same engagements as Great Britain with regard to the payment

of surtaxes and other obligations imposed by this Article on His Britannic Majesty’s

Government and subjects.

The conditions on which His Britannic Majesty’s Government enter into the

p»esent engagement are: —

(1.) That all Powers who are now or who may hereafter become entitled to most

favoured nation treatment in China enter into the same engagements;

(2.) And that their assent is neither directly nor indirectly made dependent on the

granting by China of any political concession, or of any exclusive commercial concession..

Section 15.—Should the Powers entitled to most favoured nation treatment by

China have failed to agree to enter into the engagements undertaken by Great Britain

under this Article by the 1st January, 1904, then the provisions of the Article shall

only come into force when ail the Powers have signified their acceptance of these

engagements.

Section 16.—When the abolition of lekin and other forms of internal taxation on

goods as provided for in this Article has been decided upon and sanctioned, an Imperial

Edict shall be published in due form on yellow paper and circulated, setting forth the

abolition of all lekin taxation, lekin barriers and all descriptions of internal taxation on

goods, except as provided for in this Article.

The Edict shall state that the Provincial High Officials are responsible that any

official disregarding the letter or spirit of its injunction shall be severely punished and

removed from his post.

Art. IX.—The Chinese Government, recognising that it is advantageous for the

country to develop its mineral resources, and that it is desirable to attract Foreign as

well as Chinese capital to embark in mining enterprises, agree within one year.from the

signing of this Treaty to initiate and conclude the revision of the existing Mining

Regulations. China will, with all expedition, and earnestness, go into the whole

question of Mining Rules and, selecting from the rules of Great Britain, India, and

ether countries, regulations which seem applicable to the condition of China, she will

«:e-cast her present Mining Rules in such a way as while promoting the interests of

10 THE BRITISH COMMERCIAL TREATY WITH CHINA

Chinese subjects and not injuring in any way the sovereign rights of China, shall offer

no impediment to the attraction of foreign capital, or place foreign capitalists at a

greater disadvantage than they would be under generally accepted foreign regulations.

Any mining concession granted after the publication of these new Eules shall be

subject to their provisions.

Art. X.—Whereas in the year 1898 the Inland Waters of China were opened to all

such steam vessels, native or foreign, as might be especially registered for that trade

at the Treaty Ports, and whereas the Regulations dated 28th July, 1898, and Supple-

mentary Rules dated September, 1898, have been found in some respects inconvenient

in working, it is now mutually agreed to amend them and to annex such new Rules

to this Treaty. These Rules shall remain in force until altered by mutual consent.

It is further agreed that Kongmoon shall be opened as a Treaty Port, and that, in

addition to the places named in the special Article of the Burmah Convention of 4th

February, 1897, British steamers shall be allowed to land or ship cargo and passengers,,

under the same regulations as apply to the “ Ports of Call ” on the Yangtze River, at

the following “Ports of Call”: PakTauHau (Pai-t'u k‘ou),Lo Ting Hau(Lo-ting k'ou),

and Do Sing (Tou-ch‘eng); and to land or discharge passengers at the following ten

passenger landing stages on the West River:—Yung Ki (Jung-chi), Mali Xing (Ma-

ning), Kau Kong (Chiu-chiang), Kulow (Ku-lao), Wing On (Yung-an), How Lik

(Houli), Luk Pu (Lu-pu), Yuet Sing (Yueh-ch‘eng), Luk To (Lu-tu) andFungChuen

(Feng-clTuan).

Art. XI.—His Britannic Majesty’s Government agree to the prohibition of the

general importation of morphia into China, on condition, however, that the Chinese

Government will allow of its importation, on payment of the Tariff import duty and

under special permit, by duly qualified British medical practitioners and for the

use of hospitals, or by British chemists and druggists who shall only be permitted

to sell it in small quantities and on receipt of a requisition signed by a duly qualified

foreign medical practitioner.

The special permits above referred to will be granted to an intending importer

on his signing a bond before a British Consul guaranteeing the fulfilment of these

conditions. Should an importer be found guilty before a British Consul of a breach

of his bond, he will not be entitled to take out another permit. Any British subject

importing morphia without a permit shall be liable to have such morphia con-

fiscated.

This Article will come into operation on all other Treaty Powers agreeing to its

conditions, but any morphia actually shipped before that date will not be affected by

this prohibition.

The Chinese Government on their side undertake to adopt measures at once to

prevent the manufacture of morphia in China.

Art. XII.—China having expressed a strong desire to reform her judicial system

and to bring it into accord with that of Western nations, Great Britain agrees to

give every assistance to such reform, and she will also be prepared to relinquish her

extra-territorial rights when she is satisfied that the state of the Chinese laws, the

arrangement for their administration and other considerations warrant her in so

doing.

Art. XIII.—The missionary question in China being, in the opinion of the

Chinese Government, one requiring careful consideration, so that, if possible, troubles

such as have occurred iu the past may be averted in the future, Great Britain agrees

to join in a Commission to investigate this question, and, if possible, to devise means

for securing permanent peace between converts and non-converts, should such a

Commission be formed by China and the Treaty Powers interested.

Art. XIY.—Whereas under Rule V. appended to the Treaty of Tientsin of 1858.

British merchants are permitted to export rice and all other grain from one port of

China to another under the same conditions in respect of security as copper “ cash,”

it is now agreed that in cases of expected scarcity or famine from whatsoever cause in

c s e

rv^

liberty^ to^ prohibit

^’ th® Chinese Government

the shipment of rice shall, on giving

and other graintwenty-one days’ notice, be at

from such district.

 THE BRITISH COMMERCIAL TREATY WITH CHINA 11

Should any vessel specially chartered to load rice or grain previously contracted

for have arrived at her loading port prior to or on the day when a notice of prohibition

to export comes into force, she shall be allowed an extra week in, which to ship her

cargo.

If during the existence of this prohibition, any shipment of rice or grain is allowed

by the authorities, the prohibition shall, ipso facto, be considered cancelled and shall

not be re-imposed until six weeks’ notice has been given.

When a prohibition is notified, it will be stated whether the Government have any

Tribute Or Army Bice which they intend to ship during the time of prohibition, and,

if so, the quantity shall be named.

, Such rice shall not be included in the prohibition, and the Customs shall keep a

•record of any Tribute or Army Bice so shipped or landed.

The Chinese Government undertake that no rice, other than Tribute Or Army

Bice belonging to the Government, shall be shipped during the period of prohibition.

Notifications of prohibitions, and of the quantities of Army or Tribute Bice for

•shipment shall be made by the Governors'of the Province concerned.

Similarly, notifications of the removals of prohibitions shall be made by the same

authorities.

The export of rice and other grain to foreign countries remains prohibited.

Art. XV.—It is agreed that either of the High Contracting Parties to this Treaty

may demand a revision of the Tariff at the end of, 10 years; but if no demand be made

on either side within 6 months after the end of the first 10 years, then the Tariff shall

remain in force for 10 years more, reckoned from the end of the preceding 10 years,

and so it shall be at the end of each successive 10 years.

Any Tariff concession which China may hereafter accord to articles pf the produce

or manufacture of any other State shall immediately be extended to similar articles

of the produce,or manufacture of His Britannic Majesty’s Dominions by wfiomsoever

imported.

Treaties already existing between the United Kingdom and China shall continue

in force in so far as they are not abrogated or modified by stipulations of the present

Treaty.

Art. XVI.—The English and Chinese Texts of the present Treaty have been care-

fully compared, but in. the event of there being any difference of meaning between

them, the sense as expressed in the English text shall be held to be the correct sense.

The ratifications of this Treaty, under the hand of His Majesty the King of

Great Britain and Ireland and of His Majesty the Emperor of China respectively shall

be exchanged at Peking within a year from this day of signature.

In token whereof the respective Plenipotentiaries have signed and sealed this

Treaty, two copies in English and two in Chinese.

Done at Shanghai this fifth day of September in the year of Our Lord, 1902,

corresponding with the Chinese date, the fourth day of the eighth moon of the twenty-

eighth year of Kwang Hsu.

[L.S.] Jas. L. Mackat.

Annex A.—(1)

(Translation)

Lu, President of the Board of Works ;

Sheng, Junior Guardian of the Heir Apparent, Vice-President of the Board of

Works ;

Imperial Chinese Commissioners for dealing with questions connected with the

Commercial Treaties, to

Sir James Mackat, His Britannic Majesty’s Special Commissioner for the dis-

cussion of Treaty matters.

12 THE BRITISH COMMERCIAL TREATY WITH CHINA

Shanghai: K. H. XXVIIL, 7th moon, 11th day

(Received August 15, 1902; i

We have the honour to inform you that we have received the following telegram. ]

from His Excellency Liu, Governor General of the Liang Chiang, on the subject of

Clause II. mutually agreed upon by us:

“ As regards this clause, it is necessary to insert therein a clear stipulation, to the- i

“ effect that, no matter what changes may take place in the future, all Customs’ duties*

“ must continue to be calculated on the basis of the existing higher rate of the Haikwart '

“ Tael over the Treasury Tael, and that ‘ the touch ’ and weight of the former must be-

“ made good.” !

As we have already arranged with you that a declaration of this kind should be-

embodied in an Official Note, and form an annex to the present Treaty, for purposes of S

record, we hereby do ourselves the honour to make this communication.

Annex A—(2)

Gentlemen, Shanghai, August 18th, 1902.

I have the honour to acknowledge the receipt of your despatch of the 14th instant

forwarding copy of a telegram from His Excellency Liu, Governor-General of the- !

Liang Chiang, on the subject of Article II. of the new Treaty, and in reply I have the

honour to state that His Excellency’s understanding of the Article is perfectly correct.

I presume the Chinese Government will make arrangements for the coinage of a

national silver coin of such weight and touch as may be decided upon by them.

These coins will be made available to the public in return for a quantity of silver ;

bullion of equivalent weight and fineness plus the usual mintage charge.

The coins which will become the national coinage of China will be declared by

the Chinese Government to be legal tender in payment of Customs duty and in

discharge of obligations contracted in Haikwan taels, but only at their proportionate

value to the Haikwan tael, whatever that may be.

I have the honour to be,

Gentlemen,

Your obedient Servant,

Their Excellencies (Signed) • Jas. L. Mackay.

Ltr Hai-huan and Sheng Hsuan-huai,

etc., etc., etc.

Annex B—(1)

Ltj, President of the Board of(Translation)

Works;

Sheng, Junior Guardian of the Heir Apparent, Vice-President of the Board of

Works;

Imperial Chinese Commissioners for dealing with questions connected with the

Commercial Treaties, to

Sir James L. Mackay, His Britannic Majesty’s Special Commissioner.

We have the honour to inform you that on theShanghai, September

22nd of August, we, in2nd, 1902.

conjunction

with the Governors-General of the Liang Chiang and the Hu-kuang Provinces, Their

Excellencies Liu and Chang, addressed the following telegraphic Memorial to the-

Throne:—

“ Of the revenue of the different Provinces derived from lelcin of all kinds, a

““ portion is appropriated

Government, for theisservice

and the balance reservedof for

the the

foreign

localloans, a portionof for

expenditure thethe Peking:

Provinces-

“ concerned.

 THE BRITISH COMMERCIAL TREATY WITH CHINA

“ In tlie negotiations now being conducted with Great Britain for the amendment

“ of the Commercial Treaties, a mutual arrangement has been come to providing for

“ the imposition of additional taxes, in compensation for the abolition of all kinds of

“ leTcin and other imposts on goods, prohibited by Article YIII. After payment of

“ interest and sinking fund on the existing foreign loan, to the extent to which lelcin

“is thereto pledged, these additional taxes shall be allocated to the various Provinces

“ to make up deficiencies and replace revenue, in order that no hardships may be

“ entailed on them. With a view to preserving the original intention underlying the

“ proposal to increase the duties in compensation for the loss of revenue derived from

“ lekin and other imposts on goods, it is further stipulated that the surtaxes shall not

“ be appropriated for other purposes, shall not form part of the Imperial Maritime

“ Customs revenue proper, and shall in no case be pledged as security for any new

“ foreign loan.

“It is therefore necessary to memorialize for the issue of an Edict, giving effect

to the above stipulations and directing the Board of Bevenue to find out what

“proportion of the provincial revenues derived from Ze/an of all kinds, now about

“ to be abolished, each Province has hitherto had to remit, and what proportion it

“has been entitled to retain, so that, when the Article comes into operation, due

“apportionment may be made accordingly, thus providing the Provinces with funds

“available for local expenditure and displaying equitable and just treatment towards

“all.”

On the 1st instant an Imperial Decree “Let action, as requested, be taken,”

was issued, and we now do ourselves the honour reverently to transcribe the same

for your information.

Annex B—(2)

Shanghai, September 5th, 1902.

Gentlemen,

I have the honour to acknowledge the receipt of your despatch of the 2nd instant

forwarding the text of the Memorial and Decree dealing with the disposal of the

surtaxes. .

I understand that the surtaxes in addition to not being pledged for any new

foreign loan are not to be pledged to, or held to be security for, liabilities already

contracted by China except in so far as lekin revenue has already been pledged to an

existing loan.

I also understand from the Memorial that the whole of the surtaxes provided by

Article VIII. of the New Treaty goes to the Provinces in proportions to be agreed

upon between them and the Board of Bevenue, but that out of these surtaxes each

Province is obliged to remit to Peking the same contribution as that which it has

hitherto remitted out of its lekin collections, and that the Provinces also provide as-

hitherto out of these surtaxes whatever funds may be necessary for the service of the

foreign loan to which lekin is partly pledged.

I hope Your Excellencies will send me a reply to this despatch and that you will

agree to this correspondence forming part of the Treaty as an Annex.

I have the honour to be,

Gentlemen,

Your obedient Servant,

(Signed) Jas. L. Mackay.

Their Excellencies,

Lu Hai-huan and Sheng Hsuan-huai,

etc., etc., etc.

14 THE BRITISH COMMERCIAL TREATY WITH CHINA

Annex B—(3)

(Translation)

Lu, President of the Board of Works;

Sheng, Junior Griiardian of the Heir Apparent, Vice-President of the Board of

Works;

Imperial Chinese Commissioners for dealing with questions connected with the

Commercial Treaties, to

Sir James L. Mackay, His Britannic Majesty’s Special Cpmmissioner.

Shanghai, September 5th, 1902;

We have the honour to acknowledge the receipt of your communication of to-day’s

date with regard to the allocation of the surtax funds allotted,to the Provinces, and to

inform you that the views therein expressed are the same as our own.

We would, however, wish to point out that, were the whole amount of the alloca-

tion due paid over to the Provinces, unnecessary expense would be incurred in the

retransmission by them of such portions thereof as would have to be remitted to

Peking in place of the contributions hitherto payable out of lekin revenue. The

amount, therefore, of the allocation due to the Provinces, arranged between them and

the Board of Revenue, will be retained in the hands of the Maritime Customs, who

will await the instructions of the Provinces in regard t to the remittance of such

portion thereof as may be necessary to fulfil their obligations, and (on receipt of

these instructions) will send forward the amount direct. The balance will be held

to the order of the Provinces.

In so far as lekin is pledged to the service of the 1898 loan, a similar method of

procedure will be adopted.

As you request that this correspondence be annexed to the Treaty, we have the

honour to state that we see no objection to this being done.

Annex C

INLAND WATERS STEAM NAVIGATION

Additional Rules

banks1-—British

of waterwayssteamship owners subjects

from Chinese are at liberty

for atoterm

lease not

warehouses

exceedingand25jetties

years,onwith

the

option of renewal on terms to be mutually arranged. In cases where British mer-

chants are unable to secure warehouses and jetties from Chinese subjects bn satis-

factory terms, the local officials, after consultation with the Minister of Commerce,

shall arrange to provide these bn renewable lease as above mentioned at current

equitable rates.

2.—Jetties shall only be erected in such positions that they will not obstruct the

inland waterway or interfere with navigation, and with the sanction of the nearest

Commissioner of Customs ; such sanction, however, shall not be arbitrarily withheld.

. 3. onBritish

jetties merchants

the same footing asshallChinese

pay taxes and contributions

proprietors on these warehouses

of similar properties and

in the neigh-

bourhood. British merchants may only employ Chinese agents and staff' to reside in

warehouses so leased at places touched at by steamers engaged in inland traffic to

carry on their business ; but British merchants may visit these places from time to

time to look after their affairs. The existing rights of Chinese jurisdiction over

Chinese subjects shall not by reason of this clause be diminished or interfered with

m any way.

Steam tovessels

tor loss caused navigating

riparian proprietorsthe inland waterways

by damage whichofthey

China

mayshall

do beto responsible

the banka

 THE BRITISH COMMERCIAL TREATY WITH CHINA

or works on them and for the loss which may be caused by such damage. In the

event of China desiring to prohibit the use of some particular shallow waterway by

launches, because there is reason to fear that the use of it by them would be likely

fco injure the banks and cause damage to the adjoining country, the British

authorities, when appealed to, shall, if satisfied of the validity of the objection,

prohibit the use of that waterway by British launches, provided that Chinese

launches are also prohibited from using it.

Both Foreign and Chinese launches are prohibited from crossing dams and weirs

at present in existence on inland waterways where they are likely to cause injury to

i such works, which would be detrimental to the water service of the local people.

5. —The main object of the British Government in desiring to se

waterways of China opened to si earn navigation being to afford facilities for the rapid

transport of both foreign and native merchandise, they undertake to offer no impedi-

ment to the transfer to a Chinese company and the Chinese flag of any British

steamer which may now or hereafter be employed on the inland waters of China

should the owner be willing to make the transfer.

In event of a Chinese company registered under Chinese law being formed to run

steamers on the inland waters of China the fact of British subjects holding shares in

such a company shall not entitle the steamers to fly the British flag.

6. —Registered steamers and their tows are forbidden, just as junks

been forbidden, to carry contraband goods. Infraction of this rule will entail the

penalties prescribed in the Treaties for such an offence, and cancellation of the Inland

Waters Navigation Certificate carried by the vessels, which will be prohibited from

| thereafter plying on inland waters.

7. —As it is desirable that the people living inland should be distur

as possible by the advent of steam vessels to which they are not accustomed, inland

waters not hitherto frequented by steamers shall be opened as gradually as may be

: convenient to merchants and only as the owners of steamers may see prospects of

remunerative trade.

In cases where it is intended to run steam vessels on waterways on which such

vessels have not hitherto run, intimation shall be made to the Commissioner of

Customs at the nearest open port who shall report the matter to the Ministers of

| Commerce. The latter, in conjunction with the Governor-General or Governor of

' the Province, after careful consideration of all the circumstances of the case, shall at

| once give their approval.

8. —A registered steamer may ply within the waters of a port, or fr

port or ports to another open port or ports, or from one open port or ports of

places inland, and thence back to such port or ports. She may, on making due

report to the Customs, land or ship passengers or cargo at any recognised places of

trade passed in the course of the voyage; but may not ply between inland places

exclusively except with the consent of the Chinese Government.

9. —Any cargo and passenger boats may be towed by steamers. Th

and crew of any boat towed shall be Chinese. All boats, irrespective of ownership,

must be registered before they can proceed inland.

10. —These Rules are supplementary to the Inland Steam Navigat

of July and September, 1898. The latter, where untouched by the present Rules,

, remain in full force and effect; but the present Rules hold in the case of such of the

former Regulations as the present Rules affect. The present Rules, and the

| Regulations of July and September, 1898, to which they are supplementary, are

provisional and may be modified, as circumstances require, by mutual consent.

Done at Shanghai this fifth day of September, in the year of Our Lord, 1902,

corresponding with the Chinese date, the fourth day of the eighth moon of the

twenty-eighth year of Kwang Hsu.

[l.s.] Jas. L. Mackat.

 REGULATIONS UNDER WHICH BRITISH TRADE IS

TO BE CONDUCTED IN KOREA (CHOSEN)

I.—Entrance and Clearance of Vessels

!.—Within forty-eight hours (exclusive of Sundays and holidays) after ttie

arrival of a British ship in a Korean port, the master shall deliver to the Korean

Customs authorities the receipt of the British Consul showing that he has deposited

the ship’s papers at the British Consulate, and he shall then make an entry of this

ship by handing in a written paper stating the name of the ship, of the port from

which she comes, of her master, the number, and, if required, the names of her

passengers, her tonnage, and the number of her crew, which paper shall be certified

by the master to be a true statement, and shall be signed by him. He shall, at the

same time, deposit a written manifest of his cargo, setting forth the marks and

numbers of the packages and their contents as they are described in the bills of

lading, with the names of the persons to whom they are consigned. The master shall

certify that this description is correct, and shall sign his name to the same. When

a vessel has been duly entered, the Customs authorities will issue a permit to open

hatches, which shall be exhibited to the Customs officer on board. Breaking bulk

without having obtained such permission will render the master liable to a fine not

exceeding one hundred Mexican Dollars.

2. —If any error is discovered in the manifest, it may

four hours (exclusive of Sundays and holidays) of its being handed in, without the

payment of any fee ; but for alteration or post entry to the manifest made after

that time a fee of Five Mexican Dollars shall be paid.

3. —Any master who shall neglect to enter his vessel a

within the time fixed by this Regulation shall pay a penalty not exceeding Fifty

Mexican Dollars for every twenty-four hours that he shall so neglect to enter his ship.

4-—Any British vessel which remains in port for less than forty-eight hour's

(exclusive of Sundays and holidays) and does not open her hatches, also any vessel

driven into port by stress of weather, or only in want of supplies, shall not be required

to enter or pay tonnage dues so long as such vessel does not engage in trade.

£•-—When the master of a vessel wishes to clear, he shall hand in to the Customs

authorities an export manifest containing, similar particulars to those given in the

import manifest. The Customs authorities will then issue a clearance certificate and

return the Consul’s receipt for the ship’s papers. These documents must be handed

into the Consulate before the ship’s papers are returned to the master.

—Should any

a'x>ve prescribed, the ship leaveshallthebeport

master liablewithout clearingnotoutwards

to a penalty exceedinginTwo theHundred

manner

Mexican Dollars.

/’•—British

required to hand insteamers may except

a manifest enter and clear goods

for such on theassame

are today,

be and

landedtheyor shall not be

transhipped

at the port of entry.

 REGULATIONS FOR BRITISH TRADE WITH KOREA 17

IL—Landing and Shipping Cargo and Payment of Lyuties

1. —The importer of any goods who desires to land them shall make an

application to that effect at the Custom-house, stating his own name, the name of the

ship in which the goods have been imported; the marks, numbers, and contents of the

package^ and their values, and declaring that this statement is correct. The Customs

authorities may demand the production of the invoice of each consignment of

■merchandise. If it is not produced, or if its absence is not satisfactorily accounted for

the owner shall be allowed to land his goods on payment of double the Tariff duty,

but the surplus duty so levied shall be refunded on the production of the invoice.

2. —All goods so entered may be examined by the Customs officers of

appointed for the purpose. Such,examination, shall be made without delay or injury

to the merchandise, and the packages shall be at once re-sorted by the: Customs

authorities to their original condition, in so far as may be practicable.

3. —Should the Customs authorities Consider the value of any goods

ad valorem duty as declared by the importer or exporter insufficient, they shall call

upon him to pay duty on the value determined by an appraisement to be made by the

Custom^ appraiser. But should the importer or exporter be dissatisfied with that

appraisement, he shall within twenty-four hours (exclusive of Sundays and holidays)

state his reasons for such dissatisfaction to the Commissioner of Customs, and shall

appoint an appraiser of his own to make a re-appraisement. He shall then declare

the value of the goods as determiued by such re-appraisement. The Commissioner

of Cus-toms will thereupon, at his option, either assess the duty on the value deter-

mined-by this re-appraisement, or will purchase the goods from the importer or

exporter at the price thus determined, with the addition of five per cent. In the

latter case the purchase money shall be paid to the importer or exporter within five

days from the date on which he has declared the value determined by his own

appraiser.

4. —Upon all goods damaged on the voyage of importation a fair re

duty shall be allowed, proportionate to their deterioration. If any disputes arise as

to the amount of such reduction, they shall be settled in the manner pointed out in

the preceding clause.

5. —All goods intended to be exported shall be entered at the Korea

house before they are shipped. The application to ship shall be made in writing, and

shall state the name of the vessel by which the goods are to be exported, the marks

and number of the packages, and the quantity, description, and value of the contents.

The exporter shall certify in writing that the application gives a true account of all

the goods contained therein, and shall sign his name thereto.

6. —No goods shall be landed or shipped at other places than tliose fi

Korean Customs authorities, or between the hours of sunset and sunrise, or on Sundays

or holidays, without the special permission of the Customs authorities, who will be

entitled to reasonable fees for the extra duty thus performed.

7. —Claims by importers or exporters for duties paid in excess, or by th

authorities for duties which have not been fully paid, shall be entertained only when

made within thirty days from the date of payment.

8. —No entry will be required in the case of provisions for the use

ships, their crews and passengers, nor for the baggage of the latter which may be

landed or shipped at any time after examination by the Customs officers.

9. —Vessels needing repairs may land their cargo for that purpose w

payment of duty. All goods so landed shall remain in charge of ihe Korean Autho-

rities, and all just charges for storage, labour, and .supervision shall be paid by the

master. But if any portion of snch cargo be sold, the duties of the Tariff shall be

paid on the portion so disposed of.

18 REGULATIONS FOR BRITISH TRADE WITH KOREA

10.—Any person desiring to tranship cargo shall obtain a permit from the Customs-

authorities before doing so.

III.—Protection of the Revenue

1. —The Customs authorities shall have the right to p

board any British merchant vessel in their ports. All such Customs officers shall have

access to all parts of the ship m which cargo is stowed. They shall be treated with

civility, and such reasonable accommodation shall be allowed to them as the ship affords.

2. —The hatches and all other places of entrance into th

cargo is stowed may be secured by the Korean Customs officers between the hours of

sunset and sunrise, and on Sundays and holidays, by affixing seals, locks, or other

fastenings, and if any person shall, without due permission, wilfully open any entrance

that has been so secured, or break any seal, lock, or other fastening that has been

affixed by the Korean Customs officers, not only the person so offending, but the master

of the ship, also, shall be liable to a penalty not exceeding One Hundred Mexican

Dollars.

.3.—Any British subject who ships, or attempts to ship, or discharges, or attempts

to discharge, goods which have not been duly entered at the Custom-house in the

manner above provideu, or packages containing goods different from those described

in the import or export permit application, or prohibited goods, shall forfeit twice

the value of such goods, and the goods shall be confiscated.

4. —Any person signing a false declaration or certificate

the revenue of Korea shall be liable to a fine not exceeding Two Hundred Mexican

Dollars.

5. —Any violation of any provision of these Regulation

specially attached therein, may be punished by a fine not exceeding One Hundred

Mexican Dollars.

Note.—All documents required by these Regulations, and all other communications'

addressed to the Korean Customs authorities, may be written in the English language.

[l.s.] Harry S. Parkes.

Min Yong-mok.

 TREATIES WITH JAPAN

GREAT BRITAIN

TREATY OE COMMERCE AND NAVIGATION BETWEEN

GREAT BRITAIN AND JAPAN

Signed at London, 16th July, 1894

Ratifications Rlxfiianged at Tokyo, 25th August, 1894

Her Majesty the Queen of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland,

Empress of India, and His Majesty the Emperor of Japan, being equally desirous

of maintaining the relations of good understanding which happiiy exist between

them, by extending and increasing the intercourse between their respective States,

and being convinced that this object cannot better be accomplished than by revising

the Treaties hitherto existing between the two countries, have resolved to complete

such a revision, based upon principles of equity and mutual benefit, and, for that

purpose, have named as their Plenipotentiaries, that is to say :—

Her Majesty the Queen of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland,

Empress of India, the Eight Honourable John, Earl of Kimberley, Knight of the

Most Noble Order of the Garter, etc., etc., Her Britannic Majesty’s Secretary of

State for Foreign Affairs ;

And His Majesty the Emperor .of Japan, Viscount Aoki Siuzo, Junii, First Class

of the Imperial Order of the Sacred Treasure, His Majesty’s Envoy Extraordinary

and Minister Plenipotentiary at the Court of St. James ;

Who, after having communicated to .each other their full powers, found to be

in good and due form, have agreed upon and concluded the following Articles :—

Article I.—The subjects of each of the two high contracting parties shall have

full liberty to enter, travel, or reside in any part of the dominions and possessions

■of the other contracting party, and shall enjoy full and perfect protection for their

persons and property.

They shall have free and easy access to the Courts of Justice in pursuit and

defence of their rights ; they shall be at liberty equally with native subjects to

choose and employ lawyers, advocates, and representatives to pursue and defend

their rights before such Courts, and in all other matters connected with the

administration of justice they shall enjoy all the rights and privileges enjoyed by

native subjects,

In whatever relates to rights of residence and travel; to the possession of goods

and effects of any kind; to the succession to personal estate, by will or otherwise,

and the disposal of property of any sort in any manner whatsoever which they may

lawfully acquire, the subjects of each contracting party shall enjoy in the dominions

x and possessions of the other the same privileges, liberties, and rights, and shall be

subject to no higher imposts, or charges in these respects than native subjects, or

subjects or citizens of the most favoured nation. The subjects of each of the

contracting parties shall enjoy in the dominions and possessions of the other entire

liberty of conscience, and, subject to the Laws, Ordinances, and Eegulations, shall

, enjoy the right of private or public exercise of their worship, aud also the right of

, burying their respective countrymen, according to their religious customs, in such

suitable and convenient places as may be established and maintained for that purpose

They shall not be compelled, under any pretext whatsoever, to pay any charges

or taxes other or higher than those that are, or may be, paid by native subjects, or

subjects or citizens of most favoured nation.

 TREATY BETWEEN GREAT BRITAIN AND JAPAN

Article II.—The subjects of either of the contracting parties residing in the>

dominions and possessions of the other shall be exempted from all compulsory

military service whatsoever, whether in the army, navy, national guards, or militia,,

from all contributions imposed in lieu of personal service; and from all forced loan

or military exactions or contributions.

Article III.—There shall be reciprocal freedom of commerce and navigation

between the dominions and possessions of the two high contracting parties.

The subjects of each of the high contracting parties may trade in any part of

the dominions and possessions of the other by wholesale or retail in all kinds of

produce, manufactures, and merchandise of lawful commerce, either in person or by

agents, singly, or in partnership with foreigners or native subjects: and they may

there own or hire and occupy the houses, manufactories, warehouses, shops, and

premises which may be necessary for them, and lease land for residential and

commercial purposes, conforming themselves to the Laws, Police, and Customs

Regulations of the country like native subjects.

They shall have liberty to come with their ships and cargoes to all places, ports,,

and rivers in the dominions and possessions of the other which are or may be

opened to foreign commerce, and shall enjoy, respectively, the same treatment, in

matters of commerce and navigation, as native subjects, or subjects or citizens of the

most favoured nation, without having to pay taxes, imposts, or duties, of whatever

nature or under whatever denomination levied in the name or for the profit of

the Government, public functionaries, private individuals, corporations, or establish-

ments of any kind, other or greater than those paid by native subjects, or subjects

or citizens of the most favoured nation, subject always to the Laws, Ordinances, and

Regulations of each country.

Article IV. — The dwellings, manufactories, warehouses, and shops of the

subjects of each of the high contracting parties in the dominions and possessions

of the other, and all premises appertaining thereto destined for purposes of residence

or commerce, shall be respected.

It shall not be allowable to proceed to make a search of, or a domiciliary visit to,

such dwellings and premises, or to examine or inspect books, papers, or accounts

except under the conditions and with the forms prescribed by the Laws, Ordinances,

and Regulations for subjects of the country.

Article V.—-No other or higher duties shall be imposed on the importation into

the dominions and possessions of Her Britannic Majesty of any article, the produce

or manufacture of dominions and possessions of His Majesty the Emperor of Japan,

from whatever place arriving; and no other or higher duties shall be imposed on the

importation into the dominions and possessions of His Majesty the Emperor of

Japan of any article, the produce or manufacture of the dominions and possessions

of Her Britannic Majesty, from whatever place arriving than on the like article

produced or manufactured in any other foreign country; nor shall any prohibition

be maintained or imposed on the importation of any article, the produce or

manufacture of the dominions and possessions of either of the high contracting

parties, into the dominions and possessions of the other, from whatever place

arriving, which shall not equally extend to the importation of the like article, being

the produce or manufacture of any other country. This last provision is not applicable

to the sanitary and other prohibitions occasioned by the necessity of protecting the

safety of persons, or of cattle, or of plants useful to agriculture.

Article VI.—No other or higher duties or charges shall be imposed in the

dominions and possessions of either of the high contracting parties on the exporta-

tion of any article to the dominions and possessions of the other than such as are,

or may be, payable on the exportation of the like article to any other foreign

country; nor shall any prohibition be imposed on the exportation of any article from

the dominions and possessions of either of the two contracting parties to the

dominions and possessions of the other which shall not equally extend to the'

exportation of the like article to any other country.

Article VII.—The subjects of each of the high contracting parties shall enjoy

 TREATY BETWEEN GREAT BRITAIN AND JAPAN 21

in the dominions and possessions of the other exemptions from all transit duties

and a perfect equality of treatment with native subjects in all that relates to

warehousing, bounties, facilities, and drawbacks.

Article VlII.—All articles which are or may be legally imported into the ports

i; ofvessels

the dominions andbepossessions

may likewise of Histhose

imported into Majesty

ports the

in Emperor of Japanwithout

British vessels, in Japanese

being

! liable to any other or higher duties or charges of whatever denomination than if such

articles were imported in Japanese vessels; and, reciprocally, all articles which are or

may be legally imported into the ports of the dominions and possessions of Her

Britannic Majesty in British vessels may likewise be imported into those ports in

Japanese vesssels, without being liable to any other or higher duties or charges of

whatever denomination than if such articles were imported in British vessels. Such

reciprocal equality of treatment shall take effect without distinction, whether such

articles come directly from the place of origin or from any other places.

In the same manner there shall be perfect equality of treatment in regard to

exportation, so that the same export duties shall be paid and the same bounties and

drawbacks allowed in the dominions and possessions of either of the high contract-

ing parties on the exportation of any article which is or may be legally exported

| therefrom, whether such exportation shall take place in Japanese or in British

vessels, and whatever may be the place of destination, whether a port of either or

the contracting parties or of any third Power.

Article IX.—No duties of tonnage, harbour, pilotage, lighthouse, quarantine,

I or other similar or corresponding duties of whatever nature or under whatever

5 denomination, levied in the name or for the profits of the Government, public

S functionaries, private individuals, corporations, or establishments of any kind, shall

’ be imposed in the ports of the dominions and possessions of either country upon the

vessels of the other country which shall not equally and under the same conditions

be imposed in the like cases on national vessels in general, or vessels of the most

■ favoured nation. Such equality of treatment shall apply reciprocally to the

respective vessels, from whatever port or place they may arrive, and whatever may

be their place of destination.

Article X.—In all that regards the stationing, loading, and-unloading of vessels

; in the ports, basins, docks, roadsteads, harbours, or rivers of the dominions and

, possessions of the two countries, no privilege shall be granted to national vessels

which shall not be equally granted to vessels of the other country; the intention of

the high contracting parties being that in this respect also the respective vessels

shall be treated on the footing of perfect equality.

Article XI.—The coasting trade of both the high contracting parties is

excepted from the provisions of the present Treaty, and shall be regulated according

to the Laws, Ordinances, and Begulations of Japan and of Great Britain respec-

tively. It is, however, understood that Japanese subjects in the dominions and

possessions of Her Britannic Majesty and British subjects in the dominions and

possessions of His Majesty the Emperor of Japan shall enjoy in this respect the

I rights which are or may be granted under such Laws, Ordinances, and Eegulations

to the subjects or citizens of any other country.

A Japanese vessel laden in a foreign country with cargo destined for two or

more ports in the dominions and possessions of Her Britannic Majesty and a British

i vessel laden in a foreign country with cargo destined for two or more ports in the

| dominions and possessions of His Majesty the Emperor of Japan may discharge a

portion of her cargo at one port, and continue her voyage to the other port or ports

of destination where foreign trade is permitted, for the purpose of landing the

remainder of her original cargo there, subject always to the Laws and Custom-

house Begulations of the two countries.

The Japanese Government, however, agrees to allow British vessels to continue,

as heretofore, for the period of the duration of the present Treaty, to carry cargo

between the existing open ports of the Empire, excepting to or from the ports of

Osaka, Niigata, and Ebisu-minato.

22 TREATY BETWEEN GREAT BRITAIN AND JAPAN

Article XII.—Any ship of war or merchant vessel of either of the high

contracting parties which may be compelled by stress of weather, or by reason of

any other distress, to take shelter in a port of the other, shall be at liberty to refit

therein, to procure all necessary supplies/and to put to sea again, without paying

any dues other than such as would be payable by national vessels. In case, how-

ever, the master of a merchant vessel should be under the necessity of disposing of

a part of his cargo in order to defray the expenses, he shall be bound to conform to

the Regulations and Tariffs of the place to which he may have-eome.

If any ship Of war or merchant vessel of one of the contracting parties should

run aground or be wrecked upon the coast of the other, the local authorities shall

infonn the Consul-General, Consul, Vice-Consul, or Consular Agent of the district

of the occurrence, or, if there be no such Consular officer, they shall inform the

Consul-General, Consul, Vice-Consul, or Consular Agent Of the nearest district.

All proceedings relative to the salvage of Japanese vessels wrecked or cast on

shore in the territorial waters of Her Britaniiic Majesty shall take place in accordance

with the Laws, Ordinances, and Regulations of Great Britain, and, reciprocally, all

measures of salvage relative to British vessels wrecked or cast on shore in the

territorial waters of His Majesty the Emperor of Japan shall take place in accordance

with the Laws, Ordinances, and Regulations of Japan.

Such stranded or wrecked ship dr vessel, and all parts thereof, and all furniture,

and appurtenances belonging thereunto, and all goods and merchandise saved

therefrom, including those which may have been cast into the sea, Or the proceeds

thereof, ii sold, as well as all papers found on board such stranded or wrecked ship

or vessel, shall be given up to the owners or their agents, when claimed by them.

If such owners or agents are not on the spot, the same shall be delivered to the

respective Consuls-General, Consuls, Vice-Consuls, or Consular Agents upon being

claimed by them within the period fixed by the laws of the country, and such

Consular officers, owners, or agents shall pay only the expenses incurred in the

preservation of the property, together with the salvage or other expenses which

would have been payable in the case of a wreck of a national vessel.

The goods and merchandise saved from the wreck shall be exempt from all the

duties of Customs' unless cleared for consumption, in which case they shall pay the

ordinary duties.

When a ship or vessel belonging to the subjects of one of the contracting

parties is stranded or wrecked in the territories of the other, the respective Consuls-

Geheral, Consuls, Vice-Consuls, and Consular Agents shall be authorized, in case

the owner or master, or other agent of the owner, is not present, to lend their official

assistance in order to afford the necessary assistance to the subjects of the respective

States. The same rule shall apply in case the owner, master, or other agent is

present, but requires such assistance to be given.

Article XIII.—All vessels which, according to Japanese law, are to be deemed

Japanese vessels, and all vessels which, according to British law, are to be deemed

British vessels, shall, for the purposes of this Treaty, be deemed Japanese and

British vessels respectively.

Article XIV.—The Consuls-General, Consuls, Vice-Consuls, and Consular Agents

of each of the contracting parties, residing in the dominions and possessions of the

other, shall receive from the local authorities such assistance as can by law be given

to them for the recovery of deserters from the vessels of their respective countries.

It is understood that this stipulation shall not apply to the subjects of the

■country where the desertion takes place.

Article XV.—The high contracting parties agree that, in all that concerns

commerce and navigation, any privilege, favour, or immunity which either contract-

mg party has actually granted, or may hereafter grant to the Government, ships,

-subjects, or citizens of any other State, shall be extended immediately and uncondi-

tionally to the Government, ships, subjects, or citizens of the other contracting

party, it being their intention that the trade and navigation of each country shall

be placed, in all respects, by the other on the footing of the most favoured nation.

 TREATY BETWEEN GREAT BRITAIN AND JAPAN 23-

Article XVI.—Each of the high contracting parties may appoint Consuls-

General, Consuls, Vice-Consuls. Pro-Consuls, and Consular Agents in all the ports*

cities, and places of the other, except in those where it may not be convenient to

recognize such officers.

This exception, however, shall not be made in regard to one of the contracting

parties without being made likewise in regard to every other Power.

The Consuls-General, Consuls, Vice-Consuls, Pro-Consuls, and Consular Agents

may exercise all functions, and shall enjoy all privileges, exemptions, and immunities

which are or may hereafter be granted to Consular officers of the mosi favoured nation.

Article XVII.—The subjects of each of the high contracting parties shall

enjoy in the dominions and possessions of the other the same protection as native

subjects in regard to patents, trade marks, and designs, upon fulfilment of the

formalities prescribed by law.

* Article 'XVIII.—Her Britannic Majesty’s Government, so far as they are

concerned, give their consent to the following arrangement:—

The several foreign Settlements in Japan shall be incorporated with the

respective Japanese Communes, and shall thenceforth form part of the general

municipal system of Japan.

The competent Japanese authorities shall thereupon assume all municipal obliga-

tions and duties in respect thereof, and the common funds and property, if any, be-

longing t o such Settlements, shall at the same time be transferred to the said Japanese-

authorities.

When such incorporation takes place existing leases in perpetuity under which

property is now held in the said Settlements shall be confirmed, and no conditions-

whatsoever other than those contained in such existing leases shall be imposed in

respect of such property. It is, however, understood that the Consular authorities

mentioned in the same are in all cases to be replaced by the Japanese authorities.

All lands which may previously have been granted by the Japanese Government

free of rent for the public purposes of the said Settlements shall, subject to the

right of eminent domain, be permanently reserved free of all taxes and charges for

the public purposes for which tlmy were originally set apart.

Article XIX.—The stipulations of the present Treaty shall be applicable, so

far as the laws permit, to all the Colonies and foreign possessions of Her Britannic

Majesty, excepting to those hereinafter named, that is to say, except to—

India. South Australia. Queensland. New South Wales

The Cape. fThe Dominion of Canada. Western Australia. Tasmania.

Victoria. Natal. Newfoundland. New Zealand.

Provided always that the stipulations of the present Treaty shall be made

applicable to any of the above-named Colonies or foreign possessions on whose behalf

notice to that effect shall have been given to the Japanese Government by Her

Britannic Majesty’s Representative at Tokyo within two years from the date of the

exchange of ratifications of the present Treaty.

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21 TREATY BETWEEN GREAT BRITAIN AND JAPAN

Article XX.—The present Treaty shall, from the date it conies into force, be

substituted in place of the Conventions respectively of the 23rd day of the 8th

month of the 7th year of Kayai, corresponding to the 14th day of October, 1854,

and of the 13th day of the 5th month of the 2nd year of Keiou,; corresponding to

the 25th day of June, 1866, the Treaty of the 18th day of the 7th month of the 5th

year of Ansei, corresponding to the 26th day of August, 1858, and all Arrangements

and Agreements subsidiary thereto concluded or existing between the high con-

tracting parties; and from the same date such Conventions, Treaty, Arrangements

and Agreements shall cease to be binding, and, in consequence, the jurisdiction

then exercised by British Courts in Japan, and all the exceptional privileges, exemp-

tions, and immunities then enjoyed by British subjects, as a part of or appurtenant

to such jurisdiction, shall absolutely and without notice cease and determine, and

thereafter all such jurisdiction shall be assumed and exercised by Japanese Courts.

Article XXI.—The present Treaty shall not take effect until at least five years

after its signature. It shall come into force one year after His Imperial Japanese

Majesty’s Government shall have given notice to Her Britannic Majesty’s Govern-

ment of its wish to have the same brought into operation. Such notice may be given

at any time after the expiration of four years from the date hereof. The Treaty shall

remain in force for the period of twelve years from the date it goes into operation.

Either high contracting party shall have the right, at any time after eleven

years shall have elapsed from the date this Treaty takes effect, to give notice to the

other of its intention to terminate the same, and at the expiration of twelve months

after such notice is given this Treaty shall wholly cease and determine.

Article XXII.—The present Treaty shall be ratified, and the ratifications thereof

shall be exchanged at Tokyo as soon as possible, and not later than six mouths from

the present date.

In witness whereof the respective Plenipotentiaries have signed the same and

have affixed thereto the seal of their arms.

Bone at London, in duplicate, this sixteenth day of the seventh month of the

twenty-seventh year of Meiji.

[l.s.] Kimberley.

Aoki.

Protocol

The Government of Her Majesty the Queen of Great Britain and Ireland and

Empress of India, and the Government of His Majesty the Emperor of Japan, deeming

it advisable in the interests of both countries to regulate certain special matters of

mutual concern, apart from the Treaty of Commerce and Navigation signed this day,

have, through their respective Plenipotentiaries, agreed upon the following stipula-

tions:—

1.—Tt is agreed by the contracting parties that one month after the exchange

of the ratifications of the Treaty of Commerce and Navigation signed this day, the

Import Tariff hereunto annexed shall, subject to the provisions of Article XXlII. of

the Treaty of 1858 at present subsisting between the contracting parties, as long

as the said Treaty remains in force and thereafter, subject to the provisions of

Articles V. and XV. of the Treaty signed this day, be applicable to the Articles

therein enumerated, being the growth, produce, or manufacture of the dominions

and possessions of Her Britannic Majesty, upon importation into Japan. But

nothing

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of the Japanese hereunto,annexed,

Government to restrict shall

or tobeprohibit

held to

dhe importation of adulterated drugs, medicines, food, or beverages, indecent or

obscene prints, paintings, books, cards, lithographic or other engravings, photographs,

or any other indecent or obscene articles; articles in violation of patent, trade-mark,

•or copy-right laws of Japan, or any other article which for sanitary reasons, or in

view of public security or morals, might offer any danger.

 TREATY BETWEEN GREAT BRITAIN AND JAPAN 25

The ad valorem duties established by the said Tariff shall, so far as may be

deemed practicable, be converted into specific duties by a supplementary Convention,

which shall be concluded between the two G-overnments within six months from the

date of this Protocol; the medium prices, as shown by. th,e, Japanese .Customs

Returns during the six calendar months preceding the date of the present Protocol,

with the addition of, the. cost of insurance. and, transportation from the place of

purchase, production or fabrication, to the4port of discharge; as well as commission,

if any, shall be taken as the basis for such conversion. In the event of the

Supplementary Convention not having come into force at the expiration of the period

for the said Tariff to take effect, ad valorem duties in conformity with the rule

recited at the end of the said Tariff shall,'in the meantime, be levied.

In respect of articles not enumeratedJn the said Tariff, the General Statutory

Tariff of Japan for the time being in force shall, from the same time, apply, subject,,

as aforesaid, to the provisions of Article XXIII. of the Treaty of 1858 and Articles

V. and XV.;of the Treaty signed this day, respectively.

prom the date the Tariffs aforesaid take effect, the Import tariff now in opera-

tion in Japan in respect of goods and merchandise imported into Japan by British

subjects shall cease to be binding.

In all other respects the stipulations of the existing Treaties and Convention8

shall be maintained unconditionally until the time when the Treaty of Commerc6

and Navigation signed this day comes into force.

2.—The Japanese Governmentj pending the opening of the country .to British

subjects, agrees to extend the existing passport system in such a manner as to allow

British subjects, on the production of a certificate of recommendation from the

British Representative in Tokyo, or from any of Her Majesty’s Consuls at the open

ports in Japan, to obtain upon application passports available for any part of the

country, and for any period not exceeding twelve months, from the Imperial Japanese

Foreign Office in-Tokyo, or from the chief authorities in the Prefecture in, which an

open port is situated ; it being understood that the existing Rules and Regulations

governing British subjects who visit the interior of the Empire are to be maintained.

.3.—The Japanese Government, undertakes, befpre the . cessation of British

Consular jurisdiction in Japan, to join the International Conventions for the Pro-

tection of Industrial Property and Copyright.

4. —It is understood between the two high contracting parties tha

thinks it necessary at anytime to levy an additional duty on the production or

manufacture of refined sugar in Japan, an increased customs duty equivalent in

amount may be levied on British refined sugar when imported into Japan, so long

as such additional excise tax or inland duty continues to be raised. 1

Provided always that British refined Sugar shall in this respect be entitled to

the treatment accorded to refined sugar being the produce or manufacture 6f the

most favoured nation.

5. —The undersigned Plenipotentiaries have agreed that this Protoc

submitted to the two high contracting parties at the same time as the Treaty of

Commerce and Navigation signed this day, and that when the said Treaty is ratified

the agreements contained in the Protocol shall also equally be -considered as

approved, without the necessity of a further formal ratification.

It is agreed that this Protocol shall terminate at the same time the said Treaty

ceases to be binding.

In witness whereof the respective Plenipotentiaries have signed the same, and

have affixed thereto the seal of their arms.

Done at London, in duplicate, this sixteenth day of July, in the year of our

Lord one thousand eight hundred and ninety-four.

[l.s.] Kimberley. [L.s.'j Aoki.

TREATY OE COMMERCE AND NAVIGATION BETWEEN

GREAT BRITAIN AND JAPAN

Signed at London, 3rd April, 1911

Preamble

His Majesty the Emperor of Japan and His Majesty the King of the United

Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland and of the British Dominions beyond the

Seas, Emperor of India, being desirous to strengthen the relations of amity and

good understanding which happily exist between them and between their subjects,

and to facilitate and extend the commercial relations between their two countries,

have resolved to conclude a Treaty of Commerce and Navigation for that purpose,

and have named as their Plenipotentiaries, that is to say:

His Majesty the Emperor of Japan, His Excellency Monsieur Takaaki Kato

Jusammi, First Class of the Order of the Sacred Treasure, His Imperial Majesty’s

Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary at the Court of St. James; and His

Majesty the King of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland and of the

British Dominions beyond the Seas, Emperor of India, the Bight Honourable Sir

Edward Grey, a Baronet of the United Kingdom, a Member of Parliament, His

Majesty’s Principal Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs; who, after having com-

municated to each other their respective full powers, found to be in good and due

form, have agreed upon the following Articles:—

Art. I.—The subjects of each of the high contracting parties shall have full

liberty to enter, travel, and reside in the territories of the other, and, conforming

themselves to the laws of the country—

1. —Shall in all that relates to travel and residenc

the same footing as native subjects.

2. —They shall have the right, equally with nati

commerce and manufacture, and to trade in all kinds of merchandise of lawful com-

merce, either in person or by agents, singly or in partnerships with foreigners or

native subjects.

_ 3.—They shall in all that relates to the pursuit of their industries, callings, pro-

fessions, and educational studies be placed in all respects on the same footing as the

•subjects or citizens of the most favoured nation.

4. —They shall be permitted to own or hire and

warehouses, shops, and premises which may be necessary for them, and to lease

land for residential, commercial, industrial, and other lawful purposes, in the same

manner as native subjects.

5. —They shall, on condition of reciprocity, be

possess every description of property, movable or immovable, which the laws of the

country permit or shall permit the subjects or citizens of any other foreign country

to acquire and possess, subject always to the conditions and limitations prescribed in

such laws. They may dispose of the same by sale, exchange, gift, marriage, testa-

ment, or in any other maimer, under the same conditions which are or shall be estab-

lished with regard to native subjects. They shall also be permitted, on compliance

 TREATY OF COMMERCE AND NAVIGATION 27

with the laws of. the country, freely to export the proceeds of the sale of their pro-

perty and their goods in general without being subjected as foreigners to other or

higher duties that those to which subjects of the country would be liable under

similar circumstances.

6. —They shall enjoy constant and complete protection and secur

persons and property; shall have free and easy access to the Courts of justice and

other tribunals in pursuit and defence of their claims and rights; and shall have full

liberty, equally with native subjects, to choose and employ lawyers and advocates to

represent them before such Courts and tribunals; and generally shall have the same

rights and privileges as native subjects in all that concerns the administration

of justice.

7. —They shall not be compelled to pay taxes, fees, charges, or con

anv kind whatever other or higher than t hose which are or may be paid by native

subjects or the subjects or citizens of the most favoured nation.

8. —And they shall enjoy a perfect equality of treatment with native

all that relates to facilities for warehousing under bond, bounties, and drawbacks.

Art. II.—The subjects of each of the high contracting parties in the territories

of the other shall be exempted from all compulsory military services, whether in the

army, navy, national guard, or militia; from all contributions imposed in lieu of

personal service; and from all forced loans and military requisitions or contributions

unless imposed on them equally with native subjects as owners, lessees, or occupiers

of immovable property.

In the above respects the subjects of each of the high contracting parties shall

not be accorded in the territories of the other less favourable treatment than that

which is or may be accorded to subjects or citizens of the most favoured nation.

Art. III.—The dwellings, warehouses, manufactories, and shops of the subjects

of each of the high contracting parties in the territories of the other, and all pre-

mises appertaining thereto used for lawful purposes, shall be respected. It shall not

be allowable to proceed to make a domiciliary visit to, or a search of, any such

buildings and premises, or to examine or inspect books, papers, or accounts, except

under the conditions and with the forms prescribed by .the laws for native subjects.

Art. IV.—Each of the high contracting parties may appoint Consuls-General,

Consuls, Vice-Consuls, and Consular Agents in all ports, cities, and places of the

other, except in those where it may not be convenient to recognise such officers.

This exception, however, shall not be made in regard to one of the high contracting

parties without being made likewise in regard to ail other Powers.

Such Consuls-General, Consuls, Vice-Consuls, and Consular Agents, having re-

ceived exequaturs or other sufficient authorisations from the Government of the

country to which they are appointed, shall have the right to exercise their functions,

and to enjoy the privileges, exemptions, and immunities which are pr may be granted

to the Consular officers of the most favoured nation. The Government issuing ex-

equaturs or other authorisations has the right in its discretion to cancel the same on

explaining the reasons for which it is thought proper to do so.

Art. V.—In case of the death of a subject of one of the high contracting

parties in the territories of the other, without leaving at the place of his decease any

person entitled by the laws of his country to take charge of and administer th >

estate, the competent Consular officer of the State to which the deceased belonged

shall, upon fulfilment of the necessary formalities, be empowered io take custody of

and administer the estate in the manner and under the limitations prescribed by the

law of the country in which the property of the deceased is situated.

The foregoing provision shall also apply in case of a subject of one of the high

contracting parties dying outside the territories of the other, but possessing property

therein, without leaving any person there entitled to take charge of and administer

the estate.

 BETWEEN GREAT BRITAIN AND JAPAN

It is understood that in all that concerns the administration of the estates of

deceased persons, any right, privilege, favour, or immunity which either of the high

contracting parties has actually granted, or may hereafter grant, to the Consular

officers of anv other foreign State shall be extended immediately and unconditionally

to the Consular officers of the other high contracting party.

Art. YI.—There shall be between the territories of the two high contracting

parties reciprocal freedom of commerce and navigation. The subjects of each of the

high contracting parties shall have liberty freely to come with their ships and

cargoes to all places, ports, and rivers in the territories of the other, which are or

may be opened to foreign commerce, and, conforming themselves to the laws of the

country to Which they thus come, shall enjoy the same rights, privileges, liberties,

favours, immunities, and exemptions in matters of commerce and navigation as are

or may be enjoyed by native subjects.

Art. VII.—Articles, the produce or manufacture of the territories of one high

contracting party, upon importation into the territories of the other, from whatever

place arriving, shall enjoy the lowest rates of Customs duty applicable to similar

articles of any other foreign origin.

No prohibition or restriction shall he maintained or imposed on the importation

of any article, the produce or manufacture of the territories of either of the high

contracting parties, into the territories of the other, from whatever place arriving,

which shall not equally extend to the importation of the like articles, being the pro-

duce or manufacture of any other foreign country. This provision is not applicable

to the sanitary or other prohibitions occasioned by the necessity of securing the

safety of persons, or of cattle, or of plants useful to agriculture.

Art. VIII.—The articles, the produce or manufacture of the United Kingdom, enu-

merated in Part I. of the Schedule annexed to this Treaty, shall not, on importation

into Japan, be subjected to higher Customs duties than those specified in the Schedule.

The articles, the produce or manufacture of Japan, enumerated in Part II. of

the Schedule annexed to this Treaty, shall be free of duty on importation into the

United Kingdom.

Provided that if at any time after the expiration of one year from the date this

Treaty takes effect either of the high contracting parties desires to make a modi-

fication in the Schedule it may notify its desire to the other high contracting party,

and thereupon negotiations for the purpose shall be entered into forthwith. If the

negotiations are not brought to a satisfactory conclusion within six months from the

date of notification, the high contracting party which gave the notification may,

within one month, give six months’ notice to aborgate the present Article, an

the expiration of such notice the present Article shall cease to have effect, without

prejudice to the other stipulation of this Treaty.

Art. IX.—Articles, the produce or manufacture of the territories of one of the

high contracting parties, exported to the , territories of the other, shall not be sub-

jected on export to other or higher charges than those on the like articles ex-

ported to any other foreign country. Nor shall any prohibition or restriction be

imposed on the exportation of .any article from the territories of either of the two

High Contracting Parties to the territories of the other which shall not equally

extend to the exportation of the like article to any other foreign country.

Art. X,—Articles, the produce or manufacture of the territories of one of the

high contracting parties, passing in transit through the territories of the other, in

conformity with the laws of the country, shall be reciprocally free from all transit

duties, whether they pass direct, or whether during transit they are unloaded, ware-

housed, and reloaded.

 TREATY OF COMMERCE AND NAVIGATION 29

Art. XI.—No internal duties levied for the benefit of the State, local authorities,

or corporations which affect, or may affect, the production, manufacture, or consump-

tion of any article in the territories of either of the high contracting: parties shall

for any reason be a higher or more burdensome charge on articles the produce or

manufacture of the territories of the other than on similar articles of native origin.

The produce or manufacture of the territories of either of the high contracting

parties imported into the territories of the other, and intended for warehousing or

transit, shall not be subjected to any internal duty.

Art. XII.—Merchants and manufacturers, subjects of one of the high contract-

ing parties, as well as merchants and manufacturers domiciled and exercising their

commerce and industries in the territories of such party, may, in the territories of

the other, either personally or by means of commercial travellers, make purchases or

collect orders, with or without samples, and such merchants, manufacturers, and

their commercial travellers, while so making purchases and collecting orders, shall

in the matter of taxation and facilities, enjoy the most favoured nation treatment.

Articles imported as samples for the purposes above-mentioned shall, in each

country, be temporarily admitted free of duty on compliance with the Customs re-

gulations and formalities established to assure their re-exportation or the payment of

the prescribed Customs duties if not re-exported within the period allowed by law.

But the foregoing privilege shall not extend to articles which, owing to their quantity

or value, cannot be considered as samples, or which, owing to their nature, could not

be identified upon re-exportation. The determination of the question of the qualifica-

tion of samples for duty-tree admission rests in all cases exclusively with the com-

petent authorities of the place where the importation is effected.

Art. XIII.—The marks, stamps, or seals placed upon the samples mentioned in

the preceding Article by the Customs authorities of one country at the time of ex-

portation, and the officially-attested list of such samples containing a full description

thereof issued by them, shall by reciprocally accepted by the Customs officials of the

other as establishing their character as samples and exempting them from inspection

except so far as may be necessary to establish that the samples produced are those

enumerated in the list. The Customs authorities of either country may, however,

affix a supplementary mark to such samples in special cases where they may think

this precaution necessary.

Art. XIV. —The Chambers of Commerce, as well as such other Trade Association,

and other recognised Commercial Associations in the territories of the high con-

tracting Parties as may be authorised in this behalf, shall be mutually accepted as

competent authorities for issuing any certificates that may be required for com-

mercial travellers.

Art. XV.—Limited liability and other companies and associations, commercial,

industrial, and financial, already or hereafter to be organised in accordance with the

laws of either high contracting party, are authorised, in the territories of the others

to exercise their right and appear in the Courts either as plaintiffs or defendants,

subject to the laws of such other party.

Art. XVI.—Each of the high contracting parties shall permit the importation or

exportation of all merchandise which may be legally imported or exported, and also

the carriage of passengers from or to their respective territories, upon the vessels of

the other; and such vessels, their cargoes, and passengers, shall enjoy the same

privileges as, and shall not be subjected to, any other or higher duties or charges

than national vessels and their cargoes and passengers.

Art. XVII.—In all that regards the stationing, loading, and unloading of vessels

in the ports, docks, roadsteads, and harbours of the high contra ;ting parties, no

privileges or facilities shall be granted by either party to national vessels which are

30 BETWEEN GREAT BRITAIN AND JAPAN

not equally, in like cases, granted to the vessels of the other country; the intention of

the high contracting parties being that in these respects also the vessels of the two

countries shall be treated on the footing of perfect equality.

Art. XVIII.—All vessels which according to Japanese law are to be deemed

Japanese vessels, and all vessels which according to British law are to be deemed

British vessels, shall, for the purpose of this Treaty, be deemed Japanese and British

vessels respectively.

Art. XIX.—Xo duties of tonnage, harbour, pilotage, lighthouse, quarantine, or

other analogous duties or charges of whatever nature, or under whatever denomina-

tion, levied in the name or for the profit of Government, public functionaries, private

individuals, corporations or establishments of any kind, shall be imposed in the ports

of either country upon the vessels of the other which shall not equally, under the

same conditions, be imposed in like cases on national vessels in general, or vessels to-

the most-favoured nation. Such equality of treatment shall apply to the vessels of

either country from whatever place they may arrive and whatever may be their

destination.

Art. XX.—Vessels charged with performance of regular scheduled postal service

of one of the high contracting parties shall enjoy in the territorial waters of the

other the same special facilities, privileges, and immunities as are granted to like

vessels of the most favoured nation.

Art. XXI.—The coasting trade of the high contracting parties is excepte l from

the provisions of the present. Treaty, and shall be regulated according to the- laws of

Japan and the United Kingdom respectively. It is, however, understood that the

subjects and vessels of either high contracting party shall enjoy in this respect

most favoured nation treatment in the territories of the other.

Japanese and British vessels may, nevertheless, proceed from one port to an-

other, either lor the purpose of landing the whole or part of their passengers or

cargoes brought from abroad, or of taking on board the whole or part of their pas-

sengers or cargoes for a foreign destination.

It is also understood that, in the event of the coasting trade of either country being

exclusively reserved to national vessels, the vessels of the other country, if engaged

in trade to or from places not within the limits of the coasting trade so reserved,

shall not be prohibited from the carriage between two ports of the former country of

passengers holding through tickets or merchandise consigned on through bills of lad-

ing to or from places not within the above-mentioned limits, and while engaged in

such carriage these vessels, and their cargoes shall enjoy the full privileges of this

Treaty.

Art. XXII.—If any seaman should desert from any ship belonging to either of the

high contracting parties in the territorial waters of the other, the local authorities

shall, within the limits of law, be bound to give every assistance in their power for

the recovery of such deserter, on application to that effect being made to them by the

competent Consular officer of the country to which the ship of the deserter may belong,

accompanied by an assurance that all expense connected therewith will be repaid.

It is understood that this stipulation shall not apply to the subjects of the

country where the desertion takes place.

Art. XXIII.—Any vessel of either of the high contracting parties which may be

compelled, by stress of weather or by accident, to take shelter in a port of the other

shall be at liberty to refit therein, to procure all necessary stores, and to put to sea

again, without paying any dues other than such as would be payable in the like case

by a national vessel. In case, however, the master of a merchant-vessel should be

under the necessity of disposing of a part of his merchandise in order to defray the;

expenses, he shall be bound to conform to the Regulations and Tariffs of the place to

which he may have come.

 TEEATY OF COMMERCE AND NAVIGATION 31

If any vessel of one of the high contracting parties should run aground or be

wrecked upon the coasts of the other, such vessel, and all parts thereof, and all

furniture and appurtenances belonging thereunto, and all goods and merchandise

saved therefrom, including any which may have been cast into the sea, or the pro-

ceeds thereof, if sold, as well as all papers found on board such stranded or wrecked

vessel, shall be given up to the owners or their agents when claimed by them. If

there are no such owners or agents on the spot, then the same shall be delivered to

the Japanese or British Consular officer in whose district the wreck or stranding may

have taken place upon being claimed by him within the period fixed by the laws of

the country, and such Consular officer, owners, or agents shall pay only the expenses

incurred in the preservation of the property, together with the salvage or other ex-

penses which would have been payable in the like case of a wreck or stranding of a

national vessel.

The high contracting parties agree, moreover, that merchandise saved shall not

be subjected to the payment of any Customs duty unless cleared for internal con-

sumption.

In the case either of a vessel being driven in by stress of weather, run aground,

or wrecked, the respective Consular officers shall, if the owner or master or other

agent of the owner is not present, or is present and requires it, be authorised to

interpose in order to afford the necessary assistance to their fellow-countrymen.

Art. XXIV.—The high contracting parties agree that in all that concerns com-

merce, navigation, and industry, any favour, privilege, or immunity which either

high contracting party has actually granted, or may hereafter grant, to the ships

subjects, or citizens of any other foreign State shall be extended immediately and

unconditionally to the ships or subjects of the other high contracting party, it

being their intention that the commerce, navigation, and industry of each country

shall be placed in all respects on the footing of the most favoured nation.

Art. XXV.—The stipulations of this Treaty do not apply to tariff concessions

granted by either of the high contracting parties to contiguous States solely to

facilitate frontier traffic within a limited zone on each side of the frontier, or to the

treatment accorded to the produce of the national fisheries of the high contracting

parties or to special tariff favours granted by Japan in regard to fish and other

aquatic products taken in the foreign waters in the vicinity of Japan.

Art. XXVI.—The stipulations of the present Treaty shall not be applicable to an v

of His Britannic Majesty’s Dominions, Colonies, Possessions, or Protectorates beyond

the Seas, unless notice of adhesion shall have been given on behalf of any such

Dominion, Colony, Possession, or Protectorate by His Britannic Majesty’s Repre-

sentative at Tokyo before the expiration of two years from the date of the exchange

of the ratifications of the present Treaty.

Art. XXVII.—The present Treaty shall be ratified, and the ratifications exchanged

at Tokyo as soon as possible. It shall enter into operation on the 17th July, 1911,

and remain in force until the 16th July, 1923. In case neither of the high con-

tracting parties shall have given notice to the other, twelve months before the ex-

piration of the said period, of its intention to terminate the Treaty, it shall continue

operative until the expiration of one year from the date on which either of the high

contracting parties shall have denounced it.

As regards the British Dominions, Colonies, Possessions, and Protectorates to

which the present Treaty may have been made applicable in virtue of Article XXVL,

however, either of the high contracting parties shall have the right to terminate it

separately at any time on giving twelve months’ notice to that effect.

It is understood that the stipulations of the present and of the preceding Article

referring to British Dominions, Colonies, Possessions, and Protectorates apply also

to the island of Cyprus.

32 BETWEEN GREAT BRITAIN AND JAPAN

In witness whereof the respective Plenipotentiaries hare signed the: present

Treaty, and have affixed thereto the seal of their arms.

Pone at London in duplicate this 3rd day of April, 1911.

(Signed) Takaaki Kato [l.§.]

„ , E. Guey ,,

No. in Japanese Description of Unit of Rate

Statutory Tariff. Article. Weight. ofin Duty

Yen.

266.—Paints;—

4. Other :

A. Each weighing not more than 6 kilogrammes including the

weight of the receptacle .. ... ... ... ... ,. 11)0 kins 4.25

. (including receptacles)

B. Other ; . 100 kips 3.30*

275.—Linen Yarns:—

1. Single:

A. Gray ... ... „ 8.60

B. Other ... ... ... ... ... .. „ 9.25

298.—Tissues of Cotton:—

1. Velvets, plushes, and other pile tissues, with piles cut of uhcut :

A. Gray ... ... ... ... „ 25.50

B. Other „ 30.00

7. Plain tissues, not otherwise provided for:

A. Gray:

Al. Weighing not more than 5 kilogrammes per 100 square

metres, and having in a square of 5 millimetres side in

warp and woof:

a. 19 threads or less ... ... ... .;. ... ... ... ... „ 15.30

b. 27 „ „ ... „ 20.70

e. 35 „ ... ... ... „ 28.70

d. 43 „ „ .:. ... ... ... „ 38.00

e. More than 43 threads ... „ 51.30

A2. Weighing not more than 10 kilogrammes per 100 square

metres, and having in a square of 5 millimetres side in

warp and woof:

a. 19 threads or less 100 kins 8.30

b. 27 „ „ ... ... ... 10.50

c. 35 „ „ . . .. , „ 13.50

d. 43 „ „ . . ... ... ... ... 16.50

e. More than 43 threads ... ... ... ,, 18.70

A3. Weighing not more than 20 kilogrammes per 100 square

metres, and having in a square of 5 millimetres side in

warp and woof;

а. 19 threads or less ... ... ... „ 6.70

б. 27 „ „

c. 35 „ „ ... „ 10.50

d. 43 „ ... ... „ 13.50

e. More than 43 threads :. ... ... „ 14.70

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JJo. iu Japanese Description of Unit of ofRate

Statutory Tariff. Article. Weight. in DutyYen.

A4<. Weighing not more than 30 kilogrammes per 100 square

metres, and having in a square 5 millimetres side in

warp and woof:

a. 19 threads or less ... 6.00

b. 27 6.70

c. 35 8.00

d. 43 10.70 .

e. More than 34 threads 13.30

A5. Other „ 9 30

B. Bleached simply ...The above duties on grav tissues plus 3 ven per 100 kins

C. Other ... „ „ ' ,, 7* „

299. Other:

A. Gray :

Al. Weighing not more than 5 kilogrammes per 100 square

metres, and having in a square of 5 millimetres side in

warp and woof:

a. 19 threads or less 100 kins 16.00

b. 27 21.30

v. 35 29.30

d. 43 39 30

e. More than 43 threads 53.30

A2. Weighing not more than 10 kilogrammes per 100 square

metres, and having in a square of 5 millimetres side in

warp and woof:

a. 19 threads or less .. 8.00

6. 27 10.00

c. 35 14.30

d. 43 18.00

More than 43 threads 20.00

A3. Weighing not more than 20 kilogrammes per 100 square

metres, and having in a square of 5 millimetres side in

warp and woof:

a. 27 threads or less , _ 8.00

b. 35 „ „ „ 11.30

c. 43 „ „ 15.00

d. More than 43 threads ,, 18.80

A4. Weighing not more than 30 kilogrammes per 100 square

metres, and having in a square of 5 millimetres side in

warp and woof:

a. 27 threads or less 100 kins 7.30

b. 35 „ „ „ 8.70

c. 43 „ „ „ 11.30

d. More than 43 threads „ 14.70

Ao. Other „ 10.00

B. Bleached simply , , The above duties on gray tissues plus 3 yen per 100 kins

C. Other 7

34 BETWEEN GREAT BRITAIN AND JAPAN

No. in Japanese Description of Unit of » ^,e.

Statutory Tariff. Article. Weight. Yen

301.—Tissues of wool, and mixed tissues of wool and cotton, of wool and silk, or of

wool, cotton and silk :—

2. Other:

A. Of wool:

b. Weighing not more than 200 grammes per square metre ...100 kins 57.50

c. „ „ 500 „ „ ... „ 45.00

d. Other 40.00

B. Of wool and cotton :

c. Weighing not more than 500 grammes per square metre ... „ 30.00

d. Other „ 18.00

462.—Iron : —

1. In lumps, ingots, blooms, billets and slabs:

A. Pig iron ... ... ... ... „ 00.83

4. Plates and Sheets : .

A. Not coated with metals :

A3. Other:

a. Not exceeding 0.7 millimetres in thickness „ 0.30

B. Coated with base metals :

PI. Tinned (tinned iron sheets and tinned steel sheets) :

a. Ordinary „ 0.70

B2. Galvanised (corrugated or not) „ 1.20

Part II.

1. — Habutae or pure silk, not dyed or printed.

2. —Handkerchiefs or habutae or pure silk, not dy

3. —Copper, unwrought, in ingots and slabs.

4. —Plaiting or straw and other materials.

5. —Camphor and camphor oil.

6. —Baskets (including trunks) and basketware of

7. —Mats and matting of rush.

8. —Lacquered wares, coated with Japanese lacqu

9. —Rape-seed oil.

10.—Cloisonne wares.

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THE QUADRUPLE ALLIANCE

OFFICIAL TEXT

At the fourth plenary session of the Conference on Limitation of Armaments

held on December 10th, 1921, Senator Lodge made public the following draft of a

treaty and accompanying reservations:—

The United States of America, the British Empire, France and Japan, with

a view to the preservation of the general peace and the maintenance of their

rights in relation to their insular possessions and insular dominions in the

regions of the Pacific Ocean, have determined to conclude a treaty to this effect

and have appointed as their plenipotentiaries :—

The President of the United States

His Majesty the King of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and

Ireland, and of the British Dominions beyond the seas, Emperor of

India

And

For the Dominion of Canada

For the Commonwealth of Australia

For the Dominion of New Zealand

For India

The President of the French Republic

His Majesty the Emperor of Japan

Who, having communicated their full powers found in good and due form, have

agreed as follows

Article I.—The high contracting parties agree as between themselves to

respect their rights in relation to their insular possessions and insular dominions in

the region of the Pacific Ocean. If there should develop between any of the

high contracting parties a controversy arising out of any Pacific question and

involving their said rights, which is not satisfactorily settled by diplomacy and is

likely to affect the harmonious accord now happily subsisting between them, they

shall invite the other high contracting parties to a joint conference to which the

whole subject will be referred for consideration and adjustment.

Article II.—If the said rights are threatened by the aggressive action of any

other Power, the high contracting parties shall communicate with one another

fully and frankly in order to arrive at an understanding as to the most efficient

measures to be jointly or separately taken to meet the particular situation.

Article III.—This Agreement shall remain in force for ten years from the

time it shall take effect, and after the expiration of said period it shall continue to

be in force subject to the right of any of the high contracting parties to terminate

it upon twelve months’ notice.

Article IV.-—This Agreement shall be ratified as soon as possible in accord-

ance with the constitutional methods of the high contracting parties and shall

take effect on the deposit of ratifications, which shall take place at Washington,

and thereupon the Agreement between Great Britain and Japan which was con-

cluded at London on July 13th, 1911, shall terminate.

Reservations.—The signing of this Treaty is on the part of the United States

subject to (reservations affecting) the island of Yap and what are termed the

Mandate Islands in the Pacific Ocean, north of the Equator, the negotiations in

regard to which are almost concluded, and also the jeservations with respect to

what are termed the Mandate Islands in the Pacific Ocean south of the Equator.

*2

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It should also be observed that the controversies to which the proposed Treaty refers

do not include questions which, according to the principles of international law,

lie exclusively within the domestic jurisdiction of the respective Powers.

In the course of his address, Senator Lodge stated : “To put it in a few words

the Treaty provides that the four signatory Powers will agree between themselves

in regard to their insular possessions and dominions in the region of the Pacific,

and that if any controversy should arise as to such rights all the high contracting

parties shall be invited to a joint conference looking to the adjustment of such

controversy. They agree to take similar action in the case of aggression by any

other Power upon these insular possessions or dominions. This Agreement is to

remain in force for ten years, and, after ratification under the constitutional

methods of the high contracting parties, the existing agreement between Great

Britain and Japan, which was concluded at London on July 13, 1911, shall

terminate. Each signer is bound to respect the rights of the others, and before

taking action in any controversy to consult with them. There is no provision for

the use of force to carry out any of the terms of the Agreement, and no military or

naval stations lurk anywhere in .the background or under cover of these plain and

direct clauses. The surest way to prevent war is to remove- the? cause of war.

This is an attempt to remove the cause of war over a great area of the globe’s

surface by reliance upon the good faith and honest intentions of the nations which

signed this Treaty solving, all differences through a process, of diplomacy and joint

consideration and conciliation.

TERRITORIAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE INTEGRITY OE CHINA

The Far Eastern Committee of the Conference unanimously adopted a resolu-

tion declaring in favour of the territorial and administrative integrity of China.

The resolution, which was drafted and presented by Senator Root, was signed by

eight Powers, China refraining from appending her signature as being unfitting

in a document regarding herself.

Following is the text of the resolution:—“It is the firm intention of the

Powers attending the Conference, firstly, to respect the sovereignty, independence

and territorial and administrative integrity of China; secondly, to provide the fullest,

unembarrassed opportunity for China to develop and to maintain an effective and

^stable Government; thirdly, to use their influence for the purpose of effectively

establishing and maintaining the principle of equal opportunity for commerce and

industry to all nations throughout Chinese territory; fourthly, to refrain from taking

advantage of present conditions in order to seek special rights and privileges

abridging the rights of subjects of friendly States, and also to refrain from

countenancing any action inimical to the security of such States.”

The Far Eastern Committee passed a resolution, suggested by Sir Auckland

Geddes, under which the Powers attending the Conference declared their inten-

tion “ not to enter into any treaty, agreement, arrangement, or understanding with

one another, or individually or collectively with any Power or Powers, which

infringes or impairs the principles declared by the resolution adopted by the Com-

mittee on the 21st ult.” (i.e., Senator Root’s resolution declaring for the territorial

and administrative integrity of China).

 WASHINGTON CONFERENCE RESOLUTIONS 37

FOREIGN POST OFFICES IN CHINA

Representatives of the nine Powers sitting as a Committee on the Pacific and

Far Eastern questions adopted a resolution in favour of the relinquishment of

■Toreign post-office privileges in China. All the Powers agreed upon January 1st,1928,

as the date of relinquishment.

The text of the resolution is :—“Recognising the justice of‘the'desire expressed

by the Chinese Government to secure the abolition of foreig:ri 'postal agencies in

China, save or except in leased territories 6f Otherwise’specifically provided for by

treaty, it is resolved:

“I:—That the four Powers having such postal agencies . agree to their

abandonment, subject to the following conditions : First, that an- efficient’ Chinese

postal service be maintained; second, that an assurance be givep by the .Chinese

Government that they contemplate no change in the present postal administration,

as far as the status of the foreign Co-Director-Genefal is concerned.

“II:—To enable China and the Powers concerned to make the necessary

dispositions this arrangement shall come into force not later than (dace blank).

Pending the complete withdrawal of foi-eign postal agencies the four Powers concerned

severally undertake to afford full facilities to the Chinese Customs authorities to

examine all postal matter (except ordinary letters, whether registered or not, which

upon external examination appear to contain written matter) passing through with a

view to ascertaining whether they contain articles of dutiable contraband or other-

wise contravening the Customs regulations and laws of China.”

EXTRA-TERRITORIAL RIGHTS IN CHINA

A resolution was unanimously adopted by the Far Eastern Committee relative to

the Extra-Territorial Question. It provides that the Powers concerned shall establish

a Commission, to which each shall appoint a member, to enquire into the present

practice of extra-territorial jurisdiction in China, and into the laws, the judicial system

and methods of judicial administration, with a view to reporting findings of fact, with

recommendations regarding the meaus to improve the existing conditions of adminis-

tration of justice in China and to assist the efforts of the ChiUese Government to

effect such legislation and judicial reforms as will warrant the Powers in relinquishing

progressively or otherwise their rights of extra-territoriality.

The Commission shall be constituted within three months after the adjournment

of the Conference, and be instructed to submit its report and recommendations within

a year after the Commission’s first meeting. Each of the Powers shall be deemed free

to accept or reject all or any portion of the recommendations, but in no case are any

of the Powers to make acceptance directly or indirectly dependent on China’s granting

any special concession, favour, benefit, or immunity, whether political or economic.

An additional resolution provides that non-signatory Powers having extra-terri-

torial rights in China may accede to the resolution in regard to extra-territoriality

within three months after the adjournment of the Conference.

A further additional resolution expresses China’s satisfaction with the sympathy

of the Powers in regard to the abolition of extra-territoriality, and declares China’s

intention to appoint a Chinese member of the Extra-Territoriabty Commission, it

being understood that China is free to accept or reject any or all of the recommenda-

tions of the Commission. China is prepared to co-operate in the work of the

Commission and in every way to facilitate the successful accdmplishment of its task.

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RADIO STATIONS IN CHINA

A report -was submitted by the Sub-Committee on Drafting relating to radio-

stations for China which states that representatives of the nine Powers at the

Conference decided that all radio stations in China, whether maintained under the

provisions of the International Protocol of September, 1901, or, in fact maintained

on the grounds of any of the foreign Legations in China, shall be limited in use to-

sending and receiving Government messages and shall not receive or send commercial,

personal, or unofficial messages, including Press matter.

It is provided, however, that in case all other telegraphic communication is inter-

rupted, then, upon official notification, accompanied by proof of such interruption, to

the Chinese Ministry of Communications such stations may afford temporary facilities

for messages excluded as before-mentioned until the Chinese Government notify the

termination of the interruption.

All radio stations on Chinese territory operated by foreign Governments’ sub-

jects under treaties or concessions shall limit the messages sent or received by the

terms of the treaty or concession under which the respective stations are maintained.

Any radio station maintained without the authority of the Chinese Government shall

be transferred to China to be operated under the direction of the Chinese Ministry of

Communications, against compensation to the owners for the value of the installation,

as soon as the Ministry is prepared to operate the same effectively for general public^

benefit. Should any question arise regarding radio stations in leased territories,

the South Manchuria railway zone, or the French Concession in Shanghai they

shall be regarded as matters for discussion between the Chinese Government and the

Governments concerned. Owners or managers of all foreign radio stations shall

confer with the Chinese Ministry of Communications for the purpose of seeking a

common arrangement to avoid interference in the use of wave lengths by wireless

stations in China, subject to such a general arrangement as may be made by the

International Conference convened for revision of the rules established by the

London International Radio Telegraph Convention of 1912.

TEXT OF THE NINE-POWER AGREEMENT

The following is the text of the two treaties regarding China approved

on February 4th, 1922, by the Conference at Washington:—

The United States of America, Belgium, the British Empire, China, France,

Italy, Japan, the Netherlands and Portugal:

Desiring to adopt a policy designed to stabilize conditions in the Far Eastr

to safeguard the rights and interests of China, and to promote intercourse between

China and the other Powers upon the basis of equality of opportunity, have

resolved to conclude a Treaty for that purpose and to that end have appointed

as their respective plenipotentiaries (Here follow the names of the plenipoten-

tiaries), who, having communicated to each other their full powers, found to be in

good and due form, have agreed as follows:—

Article I.

The contracting Powers, other than China, agree:

1- To respectintegrity

and administrative the sovereignty,

of China. the independence, and the territorial

2. To provide the fullest and most unembarrassed opportunity to China

to develop and maintain for herself an effective and stable Government.

 WASHINGTON CONFERENCE RESOLUTIONS 39

8.-—To use their influence for the purpose of effectually establishing and

maintaining the principle of equal opportunity for the commerce and industry

of all nations throughout the territory of China.

4.—To refrain from taking advantage of conditions in China in order to seek

special rights or privileges which would abridge the rights of subjects or citizens

-of friendly States, and from countenancing action inimical to the security of such

States.

Article II.

The contracting Powers agree not to enter into any treaty, agreement,

arrangement or understanding, either with one another or individually or

•collectively, with any Power or Powers, which would infringe or impair the

principles stated in Article I.

Article III.

With a view to apply more effectually the principles of the open door or

-equality of opportunity in China for the trade and industry of all nations, the

-contracting Powers, other than China, agree they will not seek nor support

their respective nations in.seeking :

(a) Any arrangement which might purport to establish in favour of their

interests any general superiority of rights with respect to commercial or economic

development in any designated region in China.

(b) Any such monopoly or preference as would deprive the nationals of any

-other Power of the right of undertaking any legitimate trade or industry in

Ohina, or of participating with the Chinese Government or with any local authority

in any category of public enterprise, or which by reason of its scope, duration or

geographical extent is calculated to frustrate the practical application of the

principle of equal opportunity.

It is understood that the foregoiu? stipulations of this article are

not to be so construed as to prohibit the acquisition of such properties or rights as

may be necessary to the conduct of a particular commercial, industrial or financial

undertaking or to the encouragement of invention and research.

China undertakes to be guided by the principles stated in the foregoing

.stipulations of this article in dealing with af>plications for economic rights and

privileges from Governments and nationals of all foreign countries, whether parties

to the present treaty or not.

Article IV.

The contracting Powers agree not to support any agreements by their respective

nationals with each other designed to create spheres of influence or to provide for

the enjoyment of mutually exclusive opportunities in designated parts of Chinese

•territory.

Article V.

China agrees that throughout the whole of the railways in China she will not

-exercise or permit unfair discriminations of any kind. In particular there shall be

no discrimination whatever, direct or indirect, in respect of charges or of facilities

•on the ground of the nationality of passengers or the countries from which or to

which they are proceeding, or the origin or ownership of goods or the country from

which or to which they are consigned, or the nationality or ownership of the ship or

•other means of conveying such passengers or goods before or after their transport

on the Chinese railways.

The contracting Powers, other than China, assume a corresponding obligation

in respect of any of the aforesaid railways over which they or their nationals are in a

position to exercise any control in virtue of any concession, special agreement or

•otherwise.

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Article VI.

The contracting parties, other than China, agree fully to respect China’s rights

as a neutral in time of war to which China is not a party; and China declares that

•When she is a neutral she will observe the obligations of neutrality.

Article VII.

The contracting Powers agree that whenever a situation arises which, in the'

opinion of any one of them, involves the application of the stipulations of the present

treaty, and renders desirable discussion of such application, there shall be full and

frank communication between the contracting Powers concerned.

Article VIII.

Powers not, signatory to the present Treaty which have governments recognised

by the signatory Powers and which have treaty relations with China shall be invited

to adhere to the present Treaty. To this end the Government of the United States

will make the necessary communications to non-signatory Powers and will inform the

contracting Powers of the replies received. Adherence by any Power shall become

effective on receipt of notice thereof by the Government of the United States.

Article IX.

The present treaty shall be ratified by the contracting Powers in accordance

with their respective constitutional methods, and shall take effect on the date of the

deposit of all the ratifications, which shall take place at Washington as soon as

possible. The Government of .the United States will transmit to the other con-

tracting Po wers a certified copy of the graces verbal of the deposit of ratifications.

The present treaty, of which the English and French texts are both authentic,

shall remain deposited in the archives of the Government of the United States, and

duly certified copies thereof shall be transmitted by that Government to the other

contracting Powers.

In faith whereof the above-named plenipotentiaries have signed the present

Treaty.

Done at the City of Washington, the sixth day of February, one thousand

nine hundred and twenty-two.

THE BOARD OF REFERENCE

The following resolution was adopted as a supplement to the general Far

Eastern Treaty:

The United States of America, Belgium, the British Empire, China, France,

Italy, Japan, the Netherlands and Portugal:

Desiring to provide a procedure for dealing with questions that may arise in

connection with the execution of the provisions or Articles III. and V. of the 'Treaty

to be signed, at Washington on February 6th, 1922, with reference to their general

policy, designed to stabilize conditions in the Far East, to safeguard the rights and

interests of China, and to promote interest between China and the other Powers

upon the basis of equality of opportunity;

_ Resolve,

which That there

any questions arisingshall be established

in connection in China

with the executiona Board of Reference

of the aforesaid articlesto

may be referred for investigation and report.

The special conference, provided in Article II. of the treaty to be signed at

Washington on February 6th, 1922, with reference to the Chinese Customs Tariff

shall formulate for the approval of the Powers concerned a detailed plan for the

constitution of the Board.

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TREATY ON THE CHINESE TARIFF

The treaty relative to the Chinese Tariff and cognate matters reads:—

The United States of America, Belgium, the British Empire, China, France,

Italy, Japan, the Netherlands and Portugal:

With a view to increasing the revenues of the Chinese Government have

resolved to conclude a treaty relating to the revision of the Chinese Customs Tariff

and cognate matters, and to that end have appointed as their plenipotentiaries

(Here follows the names of the plenipotentiaries), who, having communicated to each

other their full,powers, found to be in good and due form, have agreed as follows:—?

Article I.

The representatives of the contracting Powers having adopted, on tlie 4th day of

February, 1922, in the City of Washington, a resolution, which is appended' as an

annex to this article, with respect to the, revision of Chinese customs duties for the

purpose of making such duties equivalent to an effective 5 per cent., ad valorem, vd.

accordance with existing treaties concluded by China with other nations, the con-

tracting Powers hereby confirm the, said resolution and undertake to accept the

tariff rates fixed as a result of such revision. The said tariff rates shall become

effective as soon as possible, but not: earlier than two months after publication

thereof.

' Annex - " ^

With a view to providing additional revenue to meet the needs of the Chinese

Government, the Powers represented at this Conference, namely, the United States of

America, Belgium, the British Empire, China, France, Italy, Japan, the Netherlands

and Portugal, agree:

That the Customs schedule of duties on imports into China, adopted by the*

Tariff Revision Commission at Shanghai oh December 19th, 1918, shall forthwith be

revised so that rates of duty shall be equivalent to 5 per cent, effective,; as provided

for in the several commercial treaties to which- China is a party. ■ • '

A Revision Commission shall meet at Shanghai at the earliest practicable date

to effect this revision forthwith and on the general lines of the last revision. ,

This Commission shall be composed of representatives of the .Powers, above

named and of representatives of any additional Powers, having governments at

present recognized by the Powers' represented at this Conference and who have

treaties with China providing for a tariff on imports and exports .not to,, exqeed 5

percent.- ad valorem and who-desire .to participate therein. .

The revision shall proceed as rapidly as possible with a vie.w to its.completio.n

within four months from the date of the adoption of ; this resolution by. the . Con-

ference on the Limitation of Armaments and Pacific and Far; Eastern Questions.

The revised tariff shall become effective as soon as possible, but not earlier than

two months after its publication by the Revision Commission.

The Government of the United States, as convener, of fhe .present Conference, is

requested forthwith tp communicate the terms of this resolution to, the Governments

of Powers not represented at this Conference but who participated in the’revision of

191s aforesaid. .

Article II.

Immediate

for the steps shall:ofbelikin

speedy abolition .taken

andthrough

for the afulfilment

special conference to prepare,

of the other the laid

conditions way

down in Article VIII. of the treaty of September 5th, 1902, between Great Britain and

China; in Article IV. and V. of the treaty of October 8th, 1903, between the United

States and China; and in Article I. of the supplementary tr,eaty .of October 8th, 1903,

between Japan and China, with a view to levying the surtaxes prpyfded for in these

Articles.

42 WASHINGTON CONFERENCE RESOLUTIONS

The special Conference shall be composed of representatives of the signatory

Powers, and of such other Powers as may desire to participate and may adhere to>

the present treaty, in accord with the provisions of Article YIII., in sufficient time to-

allow their representatives to take part. It shall meet in China within three months

after the coming into force of the present treaty on a day and at a place to be

designated by the Chinese Government.

Article III.

The special conference provided for in Article II. shall consider the interim-

provision to be applied prior to the abolition of lihin and the fulfilment of the other

conditions laid down in the articles of the treaties mentioned in Article II.; and it

shall authorize the levying of a surtax on dutiable imports as from such date, for

such purposes and subject to such conditions as it may determine.

The surtax shall be at a uniform rate of 2f per centum ad valorem, provided

that in case of certain articles of luxury which, in the opinion of the special Conference,,

can bear a greater increase without unduly impeding trade, the total surtax may be

ncreased, but may. not exceed 5 per centum ad valorem.

Article IV. *

Following the immediate revision of the Customs schedule of duties on imports

into China mentioned in Article I., there shall be a further revision thereof, to take

effect at the expiration of four years following the completion of the aforesaid im-

mediate revision, in order to insure that the Customs duties shall correspond to the

ad valorem rates fixed by the special Conference provided in Article II.

Following this further revision there shall be for the same purpose periodical

revisions of the Customs schedule of duties of imports into China every seven years,

in lieu of the decennial revision authorized by existing treaties with China.

In order to prevent delay, any revision made in pursuance of this Article shall

be effected in accord with rules to be prescribed by the special Conference provided

for in Article II.

Article V.

In all matters relating to Customs duties'there shall be effective equality of treat-

ment and of opportunity for all the contracting Powers.

Article VI.

The principle of uniformity in the rates of Customs duties levied at all the land

and maritime frontiers of China is hereby recognised. The special Conference

provided for in Article II. shall make arrangements to give practical effect to this

principle, and it is authorised to make equitable adjustments in those cases in which

a Customs privilege to be abolished was granted in return for some local economic

advantage.

In the meantime, any increase in the rates of Customs duties resulting from

tariff revision or any surtax hereafter imposed in pursuance of the present Treaty

shall be levied at a uniform rate ad valorem at all land and maritime frontiers of

China.

Article VII.

The charge for transit passes shall be at the rate of 2| per centum ad valorem

until the arrangements provided for by Article IL come into force.

Article VIII.

Powers not signatory to the present Treaty, whose Governments are at present

recognised

for a tariff on imports and exports notand

by the signatory Powers whose present

to exceed treatiesadwith

5 per centum Chinashall

valorem, provide

be

invited to adhere to the present Treaty.

 WASHINGTON CONFERENCE RESOLUTIONS 43

The Government of the United States undertakes to make the necessary com-

munications for this purpose and to inform the Governments of the contracting

Powers of the replies received. Adherence by any Power shall become effective on

receipt of notice thereof by the Government of the United States.

Article IX.

The provisions of the present Treaty shall override all stipulations of treaties

between China and the respective contracting Powers which are inconsistent there-

with, other than stipulations according most-favoured-nation treatment.

Article X.

The present Treaty shall be ratified by the contracting Powers in accord with

their respective constitutional methods and shall take effect on the date of the

■deposit of all the ratifications, which shall take place at Washington as soon as

possible. The Government of the United States will transmit to the contracting

Powers a certified copy of the proces verbal of the deposit of ratifications.

The present Treaty, of which the English and Erench texts are both authentic,

shall remain deposited in the archives of the Government of the United States, and

duly certified copies thereof shall be transmitted by that Government to the other

contracting Powers.

In faith whereof the above-named plenipotentiaries have signed the present

Treaty.

Done at the City of Washington the sixth day of February, one thousand nine

(hundred and twenty-two.

 GENERAL REGULATIONS UNDER WHICH BRITISH

TRADE IS TO BE CONDUCTED IN SIAM

Art. I.—The master of any English ship coming to Bangkok to trade must,

either before or after entering the river, as may. be found convenient, report the

arrival of his vessel at the Custom-house at Paknam, together with the number of

his crew a-nd guns, and the port from whence he comes. Upon anchoring his vessel

at Paknam, he will deliver into the custody of the. Custom-house officers all his guns

and ammunition; and a Custom-house officer will then be appointed to the vessel,

and will proceed in her to Bangkok.

, Art. II.—A vessel passing Paknam without discharging her guns and ammuni-

tion as directed in the foregoing regulation will be sent back to Paknam to comply

with its provisions, and will be fined eight hundred ticals for having so disobeyed.

After delivery of her gtms and ammunition she will be permitted to return to

Bangkok to trade.

Art. III.—When a British vessel shall have cast anchor at Bangkok, the master,

unless a Sunday should intervene, will within four and twenty hours after, arrival

proceed to the British Consulate, and deposit there his ship’s papers, bills of lading,

etc., together with a true manifest: of his import cai’go ; and upon the Consuls

reporting these particulars to the Custom-house permission to break bulk will at once

be given by the latte.r.

Por neglecting so to report his arrival or for presenting a false manifest, the

master will subject himself, in each instance, to a penalty of four hundred ticals ; but

he will be allowed to correct, within twenty-four hours after delivery of it to the

Consul, any mistake he may discover in his manifest, without incurring the above-

mentioned penalty.

Art. IV.—A British vessel breaking bulk, and commencing to discharge, before

due permission shall be obtained, or smuggling, either when in the river or outside

the bar, shall be subject to the penalty of eight hundred ticals and confiscation of

the goods so smuggled or discharged.

Art. V.—As soon as a British vessel shall have discharged her cargo and

completed her outward lading, paid all her duties and delivered a. true manifest of

her outward cargo to the British Consul, a Siamese port-clearance shall be granted

her on application from the Consul, who in the absence of any legal impediment to

her departure, will then return to the master his ship’s papers, and allow the vessel

to leave. A Custom-house officer will accompany the vessel to Paknam; and on

arriving there she will be inspected by the Custom-house officers of that station, and

will receive from them the guns and ammunition previously delivered into their

charge. The above regulations, numbered from 1 to 6, are obligatory under the

Treaty concluded between Great Britain and Siam; those which follow, numbered

from 6 to 14, are equally to be observed by masters of British vessels and their crews.

Art. VI.—Masters of British vessels, when reporting their arrival at Her Majesty’s

Consulate at the port of Bangkok, as directed by the fourth regulation above quoted,

shall notify in writing the names of all passengers and persons not forming part of

the registered crew.

Notice must likewise be given of the number and names of persons, who, as

passengers or in any other capacity (seamen borne on the muster-roll excepted), in-

tend to leave Siam in a British vessel.

Art. VII.—Seamen, lascars, and others belonging to British vessels in the port

are strictly prohibited to wear side knives and other weapons while on shore.

Art. VIII.—Should any seaman or apprentice absent himself without leave, the

master will report his absence, if such exceeds twenty-four hours, at the Consulate

offices.

Art. IX.-—Any British subject who entices a seaman or apprentice to desert,

incurs, according to the Merchant Shipping Act, 1854, paragraph 257, a penalty not

 TARIFF OF DUTIES—SIAM

exceeding ten pounds; or any such subject who wilfully harbours or secretes a person

deserted from his ship incurs a penalty not exceeding twenty pounds, if it be proved

that he had knowledge of his being a deserter.

In default of the payment of such fines, the offender is to be imprisoned in the

Consular gaol for any term, not exceeding three-months, with or without hard labour.

Art. X.—All cases of death, and especially of sudden death, occurring on board

of British vessels in the port of Bangkok must be immediately reported at the

Consulate.

Art. XI.—The discharge of guns from vessels anchored in the port of Bangkok,

without notice having been previously given, and permission obtained through H.M.

Consul from the proper Siamese authority, is forbidden, under a penalty not exceed-

ing ten pounds.

Art. XII.—It is strictly prohibited to shoot birds within the precincts of the-

Wafs or Temples, either in Bangkok or elsewhere within the Siamese dominions, or to

injure or damage any of the statues or figures, the trees or shrubs in such localities of

Siamese worship; any British subject or seaman of a British vessel guilty of such an act

renders himself liable to a penalty not exceeding twenty pounds, or in default thereof

to an imprisonment in the Consular gaol for a period of not more than one month.

Art. XIII.—When a vessel under the British flag is ready to leave the port of

Bangkok, the master will give notice at the Consulate office, and hoist a blue peter

twenty-four hours before departure, which is to fly until she breaks anchorage.

Art. XIV.—Should any vessel take in or discharge cargo subsequent to the issue

of the Siamese port clearance, as directed by the fifth regulation above quoted, the

master, as in a case of smuggling, subjects himself to a penalty of 800 ticals (equal

to <£100), and goods so taken or discharged, will be liable to confiscation.

Art. XV.—Every fine or penalty levied under these regulations is (if not paid

in sterling money) at the rate of eight ticals Siamese currency for one pound.

Tariff of Export and Inland Duties to be levied on Articles of Trade

taxes,I-—The undermentioned

on production Articles

of transit pass, andshall

shallbepayentirely

Exportfree Dutyfrom Inland or other

as follows:—

Tical

.. 106 S Ann

00 no Fuang

00

34 Gamboge

Rhinoceros’

Cardamons, horns

best ..1460 00 00

56 Cardamons,

Dried mnssels bastard 0

7 Pelicans’ quills

9108 Sharks’

Betel nut,wood

Kraclii dried

fins, white

00

00

1112 Sharks’ fins,

i.ukkrabantails black

seed . 00

1314 Buffalo

Peacocks’ 0

10 2

0

15 Rhinoceros’ and cow

hidesbones o00

Hide

Turtlecuttings

shell 01 10 0

18 Soft ditto

202119 Beche-de-mer

Fish maws 331 U0 . 000

0

Birds’ nests,feathers

2223 Kingfishers’ uncleaned ... 206 per cent.0 00 00 per 100

2425 OutchBeyche

Pungtaraiseed (Nux

seed Vomica) 00 00 per picul

272628 GumAngrai

Agilla

Benjamin

bark ...,

wood

00

00 000

2930 Old Raydeers’

skins hornsditto 3 0 0 00

31 Soft, or young 100 per cent.1

46 TARIFF OF DUTIES—SIAM

3233 Deer hides, fine Tical

83 Salting 0 Fuang0 Hun

00 per 100 hides

3435 DeerDeer hides,

sinews common 4 00 0

0 0 per „picul

Buffalo andbonescow hides 1 00 O0 00 „„

373836 Elephants’

Tigers’

Buffalo bones

horns 0 51 01 00 000 per„„sHn

3940 Tigers’

Elephants’hides

skin 0 1 0

4142 Armadillo

Stick lac skins 401 011 0O0 300 per,,„picul

4344 HempDried 1 2 0 0 0 „„„

Dried Fish,

4546 Sapanwcod Plaheng

Fish, Plusalit 02

11 02

20

00 8

4748 Mangrove

Salt meat bark 03 1 00l 00 „„

00 „„

4950 Rosewood

Ebony 1 2

1 0

0 00 per „koyan

51 Rice 4 4 0

II.—The undermentioned Articles being subject to the Inland or Transit duties

herein named, and which shall not be increased, shall be exempt from export duty:—

5253 Sugar, Tical

00 Isalun Fuang 0 Hun

„ 'Red

5455 Cotton,

White

clean and uncleaned 10 percent.

210 0 per picul

Paper 10 0

5756 Dried

Salt fish,andPlat

Beans Peas 1 twelfth0

one 0 0 p. 1,000 fish

596058 Tilseed

Silk,

Prawns

Bees’ raw

6162 Tawool wax 10 one fifteenth 0 0 per picul

6364 Tobacco

Salt 612 0 00 00 p.per 1,000koyan

bdles.

III.—All goods or produce unenumerated in this Tariff shall be free of Export

Duty, and shall only be subject to one Inland Tax or Transit Duty, not exceeding

the rate now paid.

TREATY BETWEEN GREAT BRITAIN AND SIAM

Signed at Bangkok, March 10th, 1909

Ratifications Exchanged at London, July 9th, 1909

His Majesty the King of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland and

of the British Dominions beyond the Seas, Emperor of India, and His Majesty the

King of Siam, being desirous of settling various questions which have arisen affect-

ing their respective dominions, have decided to conclude a Treaty, and have appointed

for this purpose as their Plenipotentiaries :

His Majesty the King of Great Britain, Ralph Paget, Esq., his Envoy Extra-

ordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary, etc.; His Majesty the King of Siam, His

Royal Highness Prince Devawongse Yaroprakar, Minister for Foreign Affairs, etc.;

who, after having communicated to each other their respective full powers, and

found them to be in good and due form, have agreed upon and concluded the follow-

ing Articles:—

Art. I.—The Siamese Government transfers to the British Government all

rights of suzerainty, protection, administration, and control whatsoever which they

possess oyer the States of Kelantan, Trengganu, Kedah, Perlis, and adjacent islands.

The frontiers of these territories are defined by the Boundary Protocol annexed hereto.

 TREATY BETWEEN GREAT BRITAIN AND SIAM 47

Art. II.—The transfer provided for in the preceding Article shall take place

within thirty days after the ratification of this Treaty.

Art. III.—A mixed Commission, composed of. Siamese and British officers, shall

be appointed within six months after the date of ratification of this Treaty, and shall

be charged with the delimitation oi the new frontier. The work of the Commission

shall be commenced as soon as the season permits, and shall he carried out in

accordance with the Boundary Protocol annexed hereto.

Subjects of His Majesty the King of Siam residing within the territory de-

scribed in Article I. who desire to preserve their Siamese nationality will, during the

period of six months after the ratification of the present Treaty, be allowed to do so

if they become domiciled in the Siamese dominions. His Britannic Majesty’s

Government undertake that they shall be at liberty to retain their immovable

property within the territory described in Article I.

It is understood that in accordance with the usual custom where a change of

suzerainty takes place any Concessions within the territories described in Article I.

hereof to individuals or companies, granted by or with the approval of the Siamese

Government, and recognized by them as still in force on the date of the signature of

the Treaty, will be recognized by the Government of His Britannic Majesty.

Art. IV.—His Britannic Majesty’s Government undertake that the Government

of the Federated Malay States shall assume the indebtedness to the Siamese Govern-

ment of the territories described in Article I.

Art. Y.—-The jurisdiction of the Siamese International Courts, established by

Article VIII. of the Treaty of the Bid September, 1883, shall, under the conditions

defined in the Jurisdiction Protocol annexed hereto, be extended to all British sub-

jects in Siam registered at the British Consulates before the date of the present Treaty.

This system shall come to an end and the jurisdiction of the International

Courts shall be transferred to the ordinary Siamese Courts after the promulgation

and the coming into force of the Siamese codes, namely, the Penal Code, the Civil

and Commercial Codes, the Codes of Procedure, and the Law for organization of

Courts.

All other British subjects in Siam shall be subject to the jurisdiction of the

ordinary Siamese Courts under the conditions defined in the Jurisdiction Protocol.

Art. VI.—British subjects shall enjoy throughout the whole extent of Siam the

rights and privileges enjoyed by the natives of the country, notably the right of

property, the right of residence and travel.

They and their property shall be subject to all taxes and services, but these

shall not be other or higher than the taxes and services which are or may be imposed

by law on Siamese subjects. It is particularly understood that the limitation in the

Agreement of the 20th September, 1900, by which the taxation of land shall not

exceed that on similar land in Lower Burmah, is hereby removed.

British subjects in Siam shall be exempt from all military service, either in the

army or navy, and from all forced loans or military exactions or contributions.

Art. VII.—The provisions of all Treaties, Agreements, and Conventions between

Great Britain and Siam, not modified by the present Treaty, remain in full force.

Art. VIII.—The present Treaty shall be ratified within four months from its date.

In witness whereof the respective Plenipotentiaries have signed the present

Treaty and affixed their seals.

Done at Bangkok, in duplicate, the 10th day of March, in the year 1909.

[Seal] (Signed) Ralph Paget.

„ „ Devawongse Varoprakar.

Annex 1

Boundary Protocol annexed to the Treaty

The frontiers between the territories of His Majesty the King of Siam and the

territory over which his suzerain rights have by the present Treaty been transferred

to His Majesty the King of Great Britain and Ireland are as follows:—

 TREATY BETWEEN GREAT BRITAIN AND SIAM

Commencing from the most seaward point of the northern bank of the estuary

of the Perlis River and thence north to the range of hills which is the watershed

between the Perlis River on the one side and the Pujoh River on the other; then

following the watershed formed by the said range of hills until it reaches the main

watershed or dividing line between those rivers which flow into the Gulf of Siam on

the one side and into the Indian Ocean on the other; following this main watershed

so as to pass the sources of the Sungei Patani, Snngei Telubih, and Sungei Perak,

to a point which is the source of the Sungei Pergau; then leaving the main watershed

and going along the watershed separating the waters of the Sungei Pergau from

the Sungei Telubin, to the hill called Bukit Jeli or the source of the main stream of

the Sungei Golok. Thence the frontier follows the thalweg of the main stream of

the Sungei Golok to the sea at a place called Kuala Tabar.

This line will leave the valleys of the Sungei Patani, Sungei Telubin, and Sungei

Tanjuiig Mas and the valley on the left or west bank of the Golok to Siam and the

whole valley ot the Perak River and the valley on the right or east bank of the

Golok to Great Britain.

Subjects of each of the parties may navigate the whole of the waters of the

Sungei Golok and its affluents.

The island known as Pulo Langkawi, together with all the islets south of mid-

channel between Terutau and Langkawi and all the islands south of Langkawi shall

become British. Terutau and the islets to the north mid-channel shall remain

to Siam.

With regard to the islands close to the west coast, those lying to the north of

the parallel of latitude where the most seaward point of the north bank of the

Perlis River touches the sea shall remain to Siam, and those lying to the south of

that parallel shall become British.

All islands adjacent to the eastern States of Kelantan and Trehgganu, south of

a parallel of latitude drawn from the point where the Sungei Golok reaches the coast

at a place called Kuala Tabar shall be transferred to Great Britain, and all islands

to the north of that parallel shall remain to Siam.

A rough sketch of the boundary herein described is annexed hereto.

2. The above-described boundary shall be regarded as final) both by the Govern-

ments of His Britannic Majesty and that of Siam, and they mutually undertake that,

so far as the boundary effects any alteration of the existing boundaries of any State

or province, no claim for compensation on the ground of any such alteration made

by any State or province s6 affected shall be entertained or supported by either.

3. It shall be the duty of the Boundary Commission, provided for in Article III

of the Treaty of this date, to determine and eventually mark out the frontier above

described.

If during the operations of delimitation it should appear desirable to depart

from the frontier as laid down herein, such rectification shall not under any

circumstance be made to the prejudice of the Siamese Government.

In witness whereof the respective Plenipotentiaries have signed the present

Protocol and affixed their seals.

Done at Bangkok, in duplicate, the 10th day of March, 1909.

[Seal] (Signed) Ralph Paget.

„ Devawongse Varopbakar.

Annex 2

Protocol concerning the Jurisdiction applicable in the Kingdom of Siam to British

Subjects and annexed to the Treaty dated March 10, 1909.

Sec. 1.—International Courts shall be established at such places as may seem

desirable in the interests of the good administration of justice; the selection of these

places shall form the subject of an understanding between the British Minister at

Bangkok and the Siamese Minister for Foreign Affairs.

 TREATY BETWEEN GREAT BRITAIN AND SIAM

Sec. 2.—The jurisdiction of the International Courts shall extend—

1. In .civil matters: To all civil and commercial matters to which British subjects

shall be parties.

2. In penal matters: To breaches of law of every kind, whether committed

by British subjects or to their injury.

Sec. 3.-—The right of evocation in the International Courts shall be exercised

in accordance with the provisions of Article VIII. of the Treatv of the 3rd September,

1883.

The right of evocation shall cease to be exercised in all matters coming within

the scope of codes or laws regularly promulgated as soon as the text of such codes or

laws shall have been communicated to the British Legation in Bangkok. There shall

be an understanding between the Ministry for Foreign Affairs and the British

Legatiop at Bangkok for the disposal of cases pending at the time that the said

codes and laws are communicated.

Sec. 4.—In all cases, whether in the International Courts or in the. ordinary

Siamese Courts in which a British subject, is defendant or accused, a European legal

adviser shall sit in the Court of First Instance.

In cases in which a British born or naturalized subject not of Asiatic descent

may be a party, a European adviser shall sit as a Judge in the Court of First

Instance, and where such British subject is defendant dr accused the opinion of the

adviser shall prevail.

A British subject who is in the position of defendant or accused in any case

arising in the provinces may apply for a change of venue, and should the Court

consider such change desirable the trial shall take place either at Bangkok or before

the Judge in whose Court the case would be tried at Bangkok. Notice of any such

application shall be given to the British Consular officer.

£>ec. 5.—Article IX. of the Treaty of the 3rd September, 1883,.is repealed.

Appeals against the decisions of the International Courts of First Instance shall

be adjudged by the Siamese Court of Appeal at Bangkok. Notice of all such

appeals shall be communicated, to His Britannic Majesty’s, Consul, who shall have

the, right to give a written opinion upon the case tp.be annexed to the record.

The judgment on an appeal from either the International Courts or the ordinary

Siamese Courts shall bear the signature of two European Judges.

Sec. 6.—An appeal on a question of law shall lie from the Court, of Appeal at

Bangkok to the Supreme or Dika. Court.

Sec. 7.—No plea of want of jurisdiction based oh the rules prescribed by the

present Treaty shall be advanced in any Court after a defence on the main issue has

been offered.

Sec. 8.—In order to prevent difficulties which may arise in future from the

transfer of jurisdiction contemplated by the present Treaty and Protocol, jt is agreed

. (a-) All cases in which action shall be taken subsequently to the date of the

ratification of this Treaty shall be entered and decided in the competent International

or Siamese Court, whether the cause of ,action arose before or after the date of

ratification.

(b.J All cases pending in His Britannic Majesty’s Courts in Siam on the date of

the ratification, of this Treaty shall take their, usual course in such Courts and in any

Appeal Court until such cases have been finally disposed of, and the jurisdiction of

His Britannic Majesty’s Courts shall remain in full force for this purpose.

The execution of the judgment rendered in any such pending case shall be carried

out by the International Courts.

In witness whereof the respective Plenipotentiaries have signed the present

Protocol and affixed their seals.

Done at Bangkok, in duplicate, the 10th day of March, 1909.

[Seal] (Signed) Ralph Paget.

„ .. Devawongse Varopkakar.

50 TREATY BETWEEN GREAT BRITAIN AND SIAM

Annex 3

Mr. Paget to Prince Devawongse

M. le Ministre, March 10, 1909. |

In view of the position of British possessions in the Malay Peninsula and of the .«

contiguity of the Siamese Malay provinces with British-protected territory, His

Majesty’s Government are desirous of receiving an assurance that the Siamese 3

Government will not permit any danger to arise to British interests through the use j

of any portion of the Siamese dominions in the peninsula for military or naval

purposes by foreign Powers.

His Majesty’s Government would therefore request that the Siamese Govern- :

ment shall not cede or lease, directly or indirectly, to any foreign Government any

territory situated in the Malay Peninsula south of the southern boundary of the 1

Monthon Rajaburi, or in any of the islands adjacent to the said territory; also that J

within the limits above mentioned a right to establish or lease any coaling station, to- :

build or own any construction or repairing docks, or to occupy exclusively any harbours,

the occupation of which would be likely to be prejudicial to British interests from a. i

strategic point of view, shall not be granted to any foreign Government or Company.

Since this assurance is desired as a matter of political expediency only, the J

phrase “ coaling station” would not be held to include such small deposits of coal as-

may be required for the purposes of the ordinary shipping engaged in the Malay

Peninsula coasting trade.

Prince Devawongse to Mr. Paget

M. le Ministre, Foreign Office, Bangkok, March 10, 1909.

I have the honour to acknowledge receipt of your note of this date, in which

you express the desire of your Government that the Siamese Government shall not. J

cede or lease, directly or indirectly, to any foreign Government any territory situated

in the Malay Peninsula south of the southern boundary of the Monthon Rajaburi

or in any of the islands adjacent to the said territory; also that within the limits •

above-mentioned a right to establish or lease any coaling station, to build or own any

construction or repairing docks, or to occupy exclusively any harbours, the occupation

of which would be likely to be prejudicial to British interests from a strategic point

of view, shall not be granted to any foreign Government or company.

In reply, I beg to say that the Siamese Government gives its assurance to the

above effect, taking note that the phrase “coaling station” shall not include such-

small deposits of coal as may be required for the purposes of the ordinary shipping

engaged in the Malay Peninsula coasting trade.

(Signed) T>evawongse Varoprakar.

Prince Devawongse to Mr. Paget

M. le Ministre, Foreign Office, Bangkok, March 10, 1909.

With reference to the provision contained in Article IV. of the Jurisdiction

Protocol to the effect that in all cases in which a British subject is defendant or

accused a European adviser shall sit in Court, I would express the hope, on behalf of !

His Majesty’s Government, that His Britannic Majesty’s Government will be prepared

in due course to consider the question of a modification of or release from this 1

guarantee when it shall be no longer needed; and, moreover, that in any negotiations-

in connection with such a modification or release the matter may be treated upon its

merits alone, and not as a consideration for which some other return should be expected.

The Siamese Government appreciates that a Treaty like the one signed to-day

marks an advance in the administration of justice in the kingdom. The conclusion-

of such a Treaty is in itself a sign of progress. It is the intention of the Siamese

Government to maintain the high standard in the administration of justice which it

has set before it, and towards which it has been working for some time.

In this connection I take pleasure in acknowledging the contribution which Mr..

J. Stewart Black has made to this work.

 TREATY BETWEEN UNITED KINGDOM AND SIAM 51

I wish also to say that provision will be made for the treatment of European

prisoners according to the standard usual for such prisoners in Burmah and the

! Straits Settlements. (Signed.) Devawongse Varoprakar.

Mr. Paget to Prince Devawongse

M. le Ministre, ’ March 10, 1909.

With reference to the guarantee contained in the first paragraph of Article IY. of

1 the Jurisdiction Protocol, I have the honour to state that His Majesty’s Government

will he prepared in due course to consider the question of modification of or release

from this guarantee when it shall no longer be needed. His Majesty’s Government

are also willing that in any negotiations in connection with such a modification or

release the matter shall be treated upon its merits alone, and not as a consideration

for which some other return shall be expected.

His Majesty’s Government learn with much satisfaction that it is the intention

of the Siamese Government to maintain the high standard in the administration of

justice which it has set before it, and towards which it has been working for some

time; and I may assure your Royal Highness that it will he the aim of His Majesty’s

Government in every manner to second the elforts of His Siamese Majesty’s Govern-

ment in this direction.

I wish also to say that the International Courts referred to in Section 1 of the

Protocol on Jurisdiction annexed to the Treaty signed to-day need not necessarily be

| Courts specially organized for this purpose. Provincial (“Monthon”) Courts or

District (“ Muang”) Courts may constitute International Courts, according as British

subjects may be established in greater or less number within the jurisdiction of those

Courts. The fact that an ordinary Court is designated as an International Court will

have as a consequence the introduction into that ordinary Court of all the provisions

relating to International Courts secured by the Protocol on Jurisdiction.

(Signed) Ralph Paget.

AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE UNITED KINGDOM AND

SIAM RESPECTING THE RENDITION OE EUGITIYE

CRIMINALS BETWEEN THE STATE OE

NORTH BORNEO AND SIAM

Signed at Bangkok, September 18th, 1913

The Government of His Britannic Majesty and the Government of His Siamese

Majesty, being desirous of regulating the rendition of fugitive criminals between

the State of North Borneo under the protection of His Britannic Majesty and the

territories of His Majesty the King of Siam, hereby agree as follows:—

Art. I.—The provisions of the Extradition Treaty between His Britannic

j Majesty and His Majesty the King of Siam, signed at Bangkok on the 4th day of

March, 1911, shall be deemed to apply, so far as local circumstances permit, to the

i rendition of fugitive criminals between the territories of His Majesty the King of

Siam and the State of North Borneo.

Art. II.—In pursuance of the provisions of Article 3 of the said Extradition Treaty

, there shall reciprocally be no obligation on the part of the State of North Borneo to

-surrender to Siam any person who is a subject of that State or a British subject.

Done in duplicate at Bangkok, the 18th day of September, in the year 1913 of

'Christ, and in the year 2456 of Buddha.

[l.s.] Arthur Peel.

„ Devawongse Varoprakar.

 GREAT BRITAIN AND FRANCE

DECLARATION SIGNED BY GREAT BRITAIN AND

ERANGE RESPECTING SPHERES OE INELUENCE

Signed at London, 15th January, 1896

Tlie undersigned, duly authorised by their respective Governments, have signed

the following Declaration :—

, I.—The Governments of Great Britain and Prance engage to one another that

neither of them will, without the consent of the other, in any case, or under any

pretext, advance their armed forces into the region which is comprised in the basins

o£ the Petcha Bouri, Meiklong, Menam, and Bang Pa Kong (Petriou) rivers and

their respective tributaries, together with the extent of coast from Muong Bang

Tapan to Muong Pasp, , the basins of the rivers on which those two • places' are

situated, and the basiils of the other rivers, the estuaries of which are included in

that coast; and including also the territory lying to the north of the basin of the

Menam and situated between the Anglo-Siamese frontier, the Mekong River, and

the Eastern watershed of,the Me Ing. They further engage not to acquire within

this region any special privilege or advantage which shall not be enjoyed in common

by, or equally open to, Great Britain and France and their nationals and dependents.

These stipulations, however, shall hot be interpreted as derogating from the special

clauses which, in virtue of the Treaty concluded on Oct. 3, 1893, between France

and Siam, apply to a zone of 25 kilpm. on the right bank of the Mekong and to, the,

navigation of that river.

II. —Nothing in the foregoing clause shall hinder any acti

two Powers may .agree and which they shall think necessary in order to uphold

the independence of the Kingdom of Siam. But they engage not to enter into

any separate agreement permitting a third Power to take any .action from which

they are bound by the present declaration themselves to abstain.

III. —From the mouth of the Nam Huok northwards as

frontier the thalweg of the Mekong shall form the limit of the possessions or

spheres of influence of Great Britain and France. It is agreed that the nationals

and dependents bf each of the two countries shall not exercise any jurisdiction or

authority within the possessions or sphere, of influence; of the other.

The police of the islands in this part of the river, which ai*e separated from

the British shore by a branch of the river, shall, so long as they are thus separated,

be entrusted to the French authorities. The fishery shall be open to the

inhabitants of both banks.

IV. —The two Governments agree that all commercial and o

advantages conceded in the two Chinese provinces of Yunnan and Szechuen either

to Great Britain or France, in virtue of their respective Conventions with China

of March 1, 1894, and June 20, 1895, and all privileges and advantages of any

nature

to Greatwhich may inor the

Britain futureshall,

France, be conceded

as far inas these

rests two

withChinese

them, beprovinces,

extendedeither

and

rendered common to both Powers and to their nationals and dependents, and they

engage to use their influence and good offices with the Chinese Government for

this purpose.

TREATY PORTS, PORTS OE CALL, AIS’D PLACES OPEN

TO EOREIGrN TRADE IN THE EAR EAST

[Note.—E.O. signifies “effectively opened.”]

I.—CHINA

a) Treaty ports and places opened by China to foreign trade

Aigun (Sino-Japanese Treaty, 1905 ; actually opened,: June 28, 1907).

Amoy (Nanking), 1842.

Antung (United States’ Treaty, 1903; actually opened, May 1, 1906).

Canton (Nanking, 1842).

Changchun (Japanese Treaty, 1905, E.O. January 14, 1907).

Changsha (Japanese Treaty of October 8, 1903, E.O. July 1, 1904);

Chefoo (Yentai or Tangchow) (Tientsin, 1858, E.O. 1861). a

Chinan (Imperial Decree) 1904, E.O. January 20, 1906).

Ching-wang-tao (Imperial Decree, 1898).

Chinkiang (Tientsin, 1858, E.O. 1861).

Choutsun (Imperial Decree, 1904, E.O. January 20, 1906).

Chungking (Additional Article, Peking, 1890; Shimonoseki, 1895).

Dairen (Dalny) (by Japan, E.O. September 1, 19u6).

Pakumen (Japanese Treaty, 1905, E.O. September 10, 1906).

Feng Huang Cheng (Sino-Japanese Treaty, 1905; actually opened, June 28,1907).

Foochow (Nanking, 1842).

Hailar (Sino-Japanese Treaty, 1905 ; actually opened, June 28, 1907).

Hangchow (Shimonoseki, 1895).

Hankow (Tientsin, 1858, E.O. 1861). b

Harbin (Japanese Treaty, 1905, E.O. January 14, 1907).

Hun Chun (Sino-Japanese Treaty, 1905 ; actually-opened, June 28; 1907).

Ichang (Chefoo, 1876, E.O. 1877).

Kiao-chau.

Kirin (Japanese Treaty, 1905, E.O. January 14, 1907), ' ■ ■ ,

Kiukiang (Tientsin, 1858, E.O. 1861). b

Kiungchow (or Hoihow-in-Hainan) (Tientsin, 1858).

Kong Kung Market (Special Article, 1897, modifying BurmahConvention,1894).

Kongmoon (Shanghai Treaty, 1902).'

Kowloon, port of entry for Canton.

Kuang-chouwan (leased to France).

Lappa, port of entry for Canton.

Liao Yang (Sino-Japanese Treaty, 1905; actually opened, June 28; 1907).

Lungchow (French Treaty, 1886).

Mandchourie (Manchuli) (Japanese Treaty, 1905, E.O. January 14, 1907).

Mengtze (French Treaty, 1886).

Mukden (United States’ Treaty, 1903; actually opened, June 1, 1906).

Nanking (French Treaty, 1858, E.O. 1899).

Nanning (Note from Tsung-li Yamen to Sir C. MacDonald of February 4, 1897,

supplementing Treaty of 1897 modifying Bunnah Convention of 1894, E.O.

January 1, 1907).

Newchwang (or Yingkow) (Tientsin, 1858, E.O. 1861); c

Ningpo (Nanking, 1842).

Ninguta (Sino-Japanese Treaty, 1905 ; actually opened, June 28, 1907).

Pakhoi (or Pei-hai) (Chefoo, 1876, E.O. 1877).

Samshui (Special Article, 1897, modifying Burmah Convention, 1894).

ab Hankow

Tangchowandis the port named

Kiukiang were in the Treaty,

selected, but Chefoowith

byArticle

arrangement is thetheportChinese

actuallyGovernment,'

opened. in

November, 1860, as ports to be opened

c Yingkow is the port of Newchwang. under X. of the Treaty of Tientsin.

 FOREIGN TRADE IN THE FAR EAST

Sanhsicg (Sino-Japanese Treaty, 1905 ; actually opened, June 28, 1907).

Santuao (or Funing; (Imperial Decree, 1898).

Shanghai (Nanliinsr, 1842).

Shashi (Shimonoseki, 1895).

Sinminting (Japanese Treaty, 1905, E.O. October 10, 1906).

Soochow (Shimunoseki, 1895).

Swatow (or Chao-Chow) Tientsin, 1858, E.O. 1860). a

Szemao (French Additional Convention, 1895).

Ta-tung-kou (Japanese Treaty, 1903).

Tengyueh (Momein) (Agreement of 1897, modifying Burmah Convention, 1894)

Tiehling (Japanese Treaty, 1905, E.O. September 10, 1906).

Tientsin (Peking, I860).

Tsi-tsi-har (Japanese Treaty, 1905, E.O. January 14, 1907).

Tungchiangtzu (Japanese Treaty, 1905, E.O. September 10, 1906).

Weihaiwei.

Wei-hsien (Imperial Decree, 1904, E.O. January 20, 1906).

Wenchow (Chefoo, 1876, E.O. 1877).

Wuchow (Special Article, 1897, modifying Burmab Convention, 1894).

Wuhu (Chefoo, 1876, E.O. 1877).

Wusung (Imperial Decree, 1898).

Ybchow (Imperial Decree, 1898).

Ports of call:—

(1.) On the Yang-tsze, for passengers and cargo—

Ho-kou (Chefoo Convention, 1876).

Luchikou (Chefoo Convention, 1876).

Nganking (Anking) (Chefoo Convention, 1876).

Tatung (Chefoo Convention, 1876).

Wu-Sueh (Chefoo Convention, 1876).

(2.) On the Yang-tsze, for passengers—

Hwangchow (Yang-tsze Regulations, 1898).

Hwang-tze-kang (Yang-tsze Regulations, 1898).

I-chang b (Yang-tsze Regulations, 1898).

Kiang-yin (Yang-tsze Regulations, 1898).

(3.) On the West River, for passenger and cargo—

Do-Sing c d (by Shanghai Treaty, 1902).

Komchuk (Burmah Convention, 1897).

Lo-ting-hau (by Shanghai Treaty, 1902). d

Pak-tau-hau (by Shanghai Treaty, 1902). d

Shiu-hing (Burmah Convention, 1897).

Takhing (Burmah Convention, 1897).

(4.) On the West River, for passengers—

Fung-chuen (Shanghai Treaty, 1902). d

How-lik (Shanghai Treaty, 1902). c d

Kau Kong (Shanghai Treaty, 1902). c d

Kulow (Shanghai Treaty, 1902). d

Luk Pu (Shanghai Treaty, 1902). cd

Luk To (Shanghai Treaty, 1902). c d

Mah-ning (Shanghai Treaty, 1902). c d

Wing-on (Shanghai Treaty, 1902). d

Yuet Sing (Shanghai Treaty, 1902). c d

Yungki (Shanghai Treaty, 1902). c d

ab Not

Chao-Chow is the portwith

to be confounded named in thetheTreaty.

Ichang, Treaty port,

or„ His«d Opened

Canton

forConsul-General

Majesty’s passenger trafficprior

Consulate reported,

in January,

June

1903, byof the

to 20,ratification

1904,

Viceroy of Canton, at the suggestion

Treaty.

by telegram that all had been declared open

 FOREIGN TRADE IN THE FAR EAST 55

II.—COEEA

Treaty ports:—

Chemulpo (opened 1880 under Japanese Treaty, 1876).

Chinnampo (opened October 1, 1897).

Cbungchin (opened April 1, 1908).

Fusan (Japanese Treaty, 1876).

Kansan (May 1, 1899).

Masampo (May 1, 1899).

Mokpo (October J, 1897).

Seoul (Hanyang) (British Treaty, 1883).

Songchin (May 1, 1899).

Wonsan (or Gensan) (opened 1880 under Japanese Convention, 1879).

Ping-yang (held to be open by Agreement among foreign Representatives

at Seoul, November, 1899).

Tang-wha-chin (opened 1883 under Japanese Convention, 1882).

Yongampo (date of opening not yet fixed).

Wiju (date of opening not yet fixed).

N.B.—At Yongampo and Wiju the Customs opened offices in July, 1906, and

foreign steamers call there without objection on the part of the authorities.

III.—SIAM

Article IY. of the Treaty of April 18, 1855, stipulates that:—

“British subjects are permitted to trade freely in all the seaports of Siam, but

may reside permanently only at Bangkok or within the limits assigned by this

Treaty.”

g At the port

1st December, 1907:—of Awomori the following additional goods may be imported from the-

Tinplates, iron tubes, solder.

h At the port

the exception of Muroran

of those prohibitedall byarticles

Articlemay10 beof the

imported

CustomsafterTariff

the Law.

1st December, 1907, with.

i At the port of Wakamatsu the following goods may be imported:—

Freshunhulled

Rice, eggs. rice, barley, wheat, oats, Indian corn and beans.

Iron

Pig ore.

iron.

Manure.

And from the 1st December, 1907:—

Coke, manganese ore, ferro-manganese, and spiegleisen.

j At the Port of Suminoye only the export of commodities is permitted.

k Opening notified by Decree of Formosan Government, dated August, 1899.

I The1907,

1st July, Portbyof Decree

Kakokoof(orFormosan

Hokkokei), opened with

Government, theMay,

dated others1907,

in 1899, was closed from the

the port in the Pescadores, is the local Chinese name of the port in the

m The name in brackets in this ease, as in the case of each of ports of Formosa and of;

question.

 THE FOREIGN JURISDICTION ACT, 1890

53 and 54 Victoria, Chapter 37

An Act to Consolidate the Foreign Jurisdiction Acts

[4th. August, 1890] .

Whereas by treaty, capitulation grant, usage, sufferance,. ,^nd other

lawful means, Her Majesty the Queen has jurisdiction within divers

foreign countries, and it is expedient to consolidate the Acts relating to

the exercise of Her Majesty’s jurisdiction out of Her dominions:

Be it therefore enacted by the Queen’s most Excellent Majesty, by

and with the advice and consent of the Lords Spiritual and Temporal,

and Commons, in this present Parliament assembled, and by the

authority of the same, as follows :

Exercise of 1.—It is and shall be Jawful for Her Majesty the Queen to hold,

foreigif'country, exercise,

at any time and hereafter

enjoy anyhave jurisdiction which Her

.within a foreign countryMajesty nowsame

in the has orandmay

as

ample a manner as if Her Majesty had acquired that jurisdiction by the

cession or conquest of territory.

Exerciset of er W oni.2.—Where a: foreign country is not subject to any government from

inBritish suirect

countries ec 8 ' ^

recited ^byerthisMajesty

Act, theMajesty

Her Queen might

shall byobtain

virtuejurisdiction

of this Actinhave

the.jurisdic-

manner

governmentslar ^ingon tooverthatHercountry,

Majesty’sandsubjects

that jurisdiction shall be jurisdiction.ofresort-

for the time being resident in or Her

Majesty in a foreign country within the meaning of tlie other provisions

of this Act.

Validity of acts 3.—Every act and thing done jn pursuance of any .jurisdiction of Her

ance of jurisdic- according

tion. Majesty into atheforeign country

local law then inshall

forcebeinasthat

validcountry.

as if it had beep done

ETidenceasto 4.—(1.) If in any proceeding, civil or criminai, in ,a Court in Her

extaa

dictionnof ium-

foreign Majesty’s

question dominions ortheheld under ortheextent

authorityanyofjurisdiction

Her Majesty, any

country. Majesty inarises as tocountry,

a foreign existence

a Secretary of Stateofshall, of Her

on the application

of the Court, send to the Court within a reasonable time his< decision on

the question, and his decision shall for the purposes of the proceeding

be final.

(2.) The Court shall send to the Secretary of State, in a document

under the, seal of the Court, or signed by a Judge of the Court,: questions

framed so as properly to raise the question, and sufficient answers to

those questions shall be returned by the1 Secretary of State to the Court,

and those answers shall, on production thereof, be conclusive evidence bf

the matters therein contained.

Power to extend s 5-—(1.) It shall be lawful for Her Majesty the Queen in Council,

^e thinks

"llret'schedule. ^described in thefit, First

by Order to direct

Schedule to thisthatAct,alloror any

any enactments

of the enactments

for the

time being in force amending or substituted for the same, shall extend,

with or without any exceptions, adaptations, or modifications in the

Order mentioned, to any foreign country in which for the time being

Her Majesty has jurisdiction.

 FOREIGN JURISDICTION ACT, 1890 ST-

(2.) Thereupon those enactments shall, to the extent of that

jurisdiction, operate as if that country were a British possession, and as

if Her Majesty in Council were the Legislature of that possession.

6. —(1.) Where a person is charged with an offence cogniza

a British court in a foreign country, any person having authority derived Sr®th°offeiK!esSfor

from Her Majesty in that behalf may, by warrant, cause the person so p088es8 trial to a British

jcharged to he sent for trial to any British possession for the time being, !on'

appointed in that behalf by Order in Council, and upon the arrival of the

person so charged in that British possession, such criminal court of that

possession

courtis as is authorised

so.authorised, in thatcriminal

the supreme behalf by Order

court in Council,

of that or, ifmay

possession no

cause him to be kept in safe and proper custody, and so soon as con-

veniently may be may inquire of, try, and determine the offence, and on

conviction punish the offender according to the laws in force in that

behalf within that possession in the same manner as if the offence had

been committed within the jurisdiction of,that criminal court.

^Provided that—

(a.) A person so charged may, before being so sent for trial,

tender for examination to a British court in the foreign country

where the offence is alleged to have been, committed any

qompetent witness whose evidence he deems material for his

defence and whom he alleges himself unable to produce at the

trial in the British possession:

(b.)r In such case the British court in the foreign country shall

proceed in the examination and cross-examination of the witness

as though he had been tendered at a trial before that court, and

shall cause the evidence so taken to be reduced into writing,

and shall transmit to the criminal court of the British possession

by which the person charged is to be tried a copy of the evidence,

certified as correct under the seal of the court before which the

evidence was taken, or the signature of a judge of that court:

(c.) Thereupon the court of the British possession before which the

trial takes place shall allow so much of the evidence so taken as

would have been admissible according to the law and practice

of that court, had the witness been produced and examined at

the trial, to be read and received as legal evidence at the trial:

(d.) The court, of the British possession shall admit and give effect *

to the law by which the alleged offender would have been tried

.by the British court in the foreign country in which his offence

is alleged to have been committed, as far as that law relates to

the criminality of the act alleged to have been committed, or

,tbe nature or degree of the offence, or the punishment thereof,

if the law differs in these respects from the. law in force in that

British possession.

(2.) Nothing in this section shall alter or repeal any law, statute, or

usage by virtue of which any offence committed out of Her Majesty’s

dominions may, irrespectively of this Act, be inquired of, tried, determined

and' punished within Her Majesty’s dominions, or any part thereof.

7. Where an offender convicted before a British court in a foreign provmion as to

country has been sentenced by that court to suffer death, penal servitude, j^ent of persons"

imprisonment, or any other punishment, the sentence shall be carried convicted,

into effect in such place as may be directed by Order in Council or be

determined in accordance with directions given by Order in Council, and

the conviction and sentence shall be of the same force in the place in

which the sentence is so carried into effect as if the conviction had been

made and the sentence passed by a competent court in that place.

58 FOREIGN JURISDICTION ACT, 1890

Validity of0acts161 8. Where, by Order in Council made in pursuance of this Act, any

fn CounciT. " deportation

British courtof inanya person

foreignfromcountry

thatiscountry,

authorised

that toremoval

order the removal or

or deportation,

and any detention for the purposes thereof, according to the provisions

of the Order in Council, shall ,be as lawful as if the order of the

court were to have effect wholly within that country.

9. It shall be lawful for Her Majesty the Queen in Council, by

Order, to assign to or confer on any court in any British possession, or

held under the authority of Her Majesty, any jurisdiction, civil or criminal,

original or appellate, which may lawfully by Order in Council be assigned

to or conferred on any British court in any foreign country, and to

make such provisions and regulations as to Her Majesty in Council seem

meet respecting the exercise of the jurisdiction so assigned or conferred,

and respecting the enforcement and execution of the judgments, decrees,

orders, and sentences of any such court, and respecting appeals therefrom.

10. It shall be lawful for Her Majesty the Queen in Council to revoke

or vary any Order in Council made in pursuance of this Act.

11. Every Order in Council made in pursuance of this Apt shall be

laid before both Houses of Parliament forthwith after it is made, if

Parliament be then in session, and if not, forthwith after the commence-

ment of the then next session of Parliament, and shall have effect as if it

were enacted in this Act.

12.—(1.) If any Order in Council made in pursuance of this Act as

respects any foreign country is in any respect repugnant to the provisions

of any Act of Parliament extending to Her Majesty’s subjects in that

country, or repugnant to any order or regulation made under the authority

of any such Act of Parliament, or having in that country the force and

effect of any such Act, it shall be read subject to that Act, order, or

regulation, and shall, to the extent of such repugnancy, but not otherwise,

be void.

(2.) An Order in Council made in pursuance of this Act shall not be,

or be deemed to have been, void on the ground of repugnancy to the

law of England unless it is repugnant to the provisions of some such

Act of Parliament, order, or regulation as aforesaid.

Provisions0 1 offor er 13.—(1.) An action, suit, prosecution, or proceeding against any

.acting under118 110 Pexecution

persons " son forof this

any Act,

act ordoneof any

in enactment

pursuancerepealed

or execution or orintended

by this Act, of any

^on'Icte” ' * Order in Council made under this Act, or of any such jurisdiction

Majesty as is mentioned in this Act, or in respect of any alleged neglect of Her

or default in the execution of this Act, or of any such enactment, Order

in Council, or jurisdiction as aforesaid, shall not lie or be instituted:

(a.) in any court within Her Majesty’s dominions, unless it is

commenced within six months next after the act, neglect, or

default complained of, or in case of a continuance of injury or

damage within six months next after the ceasing thereof, or

where the cause of action arose out of Her Majesty’s dominions

within six months after the parties to the action, suit, prosecu-

tion, or proceeding have been within the jurisdiction of the

court in which the same is instituted ; nor

(b.) in any of Her Majesty’s courts without Her Majesty’s dominions

unless the cause of action arose within the jurisdiction of that

court, and the action is commenced within six months next

after the act, neglect or default complained of, or, in case

of a continuance of injury, or damage, within six months next

after the ceasing thereof.

 FOREIGN JURISDICTION ACT, 1890

(2.)—In any such action, suit, or proceeding, tender of amends before

the same was commenced may be pleaded in lieu of or in addition to any

other plea. If the action, suit, or proceeding was commenced after such

tender, or is proceeded with after payment into court of any money in

satisfaction of the plaintiff’s claim, and the plaintiff does not recover

more than the sum tendered or paid, he shall not recover any costs

incurred after such tender or payment, and the defendant shall be entitled

to costs, to be taxed as between solicitor and client, as from the time of

such tender or payment; but this provision shall not affect costs on any

injunction in the action, suit, or proceeding.

14. —It shall be lawful for Her Majesty the Queen in Coun

make any law that may seem meet for the government of Her Majesty’s ^ e rg!j‘P® l“ ®”'

subjects being in any vessel at a distance of not more than one hundred i n r s

miles from the coast of China or of Japan, as fully and effectual as any

such law might be made by Her Majesty in Council for the Government

of Her Majesty’s subjects being in China or in Japan.

15. —Where any Order in Council made in pursuance of this

extends to persons enjoying Her Majesty’s protection, that expression pri|1eecets8-ofIatliaD

shall include all subjects of the several Princes and States in India.

16. —In this Act,—

The expression “foreign country” means any country or place out Definiti0n8

of Her Majesty’s dominions :

The expression “ British court in a foreign country ” means any •

British court having jurisdiction out of Her Majesty’s dominions

in pursuance of an Order in Council whether made under any

Act or otherwise:

The expression “jurisdiction” includes power.

17. —The Acts mentioned in the Second Schedule to this Act

be revoked or varied by Her Majesty by Order in Council. second schedule.

18. —The Acts mentioned in the Third Schedule to this Ac

hereby repealed to the extent in the third column of that schedule

mentioned: Provided that,—

(1) Any Order in Council, commission, or instructions made or

issued in pursuance of any enactment repealed by this Act, shall,

if in force at the passing of this Act, continue in force, until

altered or revoked by Her Majesty as if made in pursuance of

this Act ; and shall, for the purposes of this Act, be deemed

to have been made or issued under and in pursuance of this

Act ; and

(2) Any enactment, Order in Council, or document referring to any

enactment repealed by this Act shall be construed to refer to

the corresponding enactment of this Act.

19. —(1.) This Act may be cited as the Foreign Jurisdiction A

1890.

(2.) The Acts whereof the short titles are given in the First Schedule

to this Act may be cited by the respective short titles given in that

schedule.

 FOREIGN JURISDICTION ACT, 1890

SCHEDULES

FIRST SCHEDULE (Sections 5 and 19)

j[ Enactments which

andSession

Chapter. Title. MAY BEOrder

EXTENDED

by Council. in Short Title.

12 & 13 Yict. c. 96. j An Act to provide for the Pro- The whole Act. Admiralty Offences

secution and Trialof Offences

Majesty’s Colonies in Her (Colonial)

1849. Act,

I committed'within

diction of the the juris-

Admiralty.

14 & 15 Yict. c. 99. An Act, to amend the law of Sections seven and Evidence Act, 1851.

17 & 18 Yict. e. 104. Theevidence. Merchant Shipping Act, Part eleven.

X.

1854.

19 & 20 Viet. c. 113. An Act to provide for taking The whole Act. Foreign Tribunals ;

evidence

Dominions in Her

in relation Majesty’s

topend-

civil Evidence

1856. Act,

|[ ing and commercial

.before matters

Foreignfortribunals.

22 Viet. o. 20. I An Act' to inprovide taking The whole Act. Evidence by Com-

evidence

ings pending Suits andTribunals

before Proceed- mission Act, 1859.

in Her

J intionplaces Majesty’s

out of Dominions,

the jurisdic-

22 & 23 Yict. c. 63. An Actoftosuch tribunals.

afford Facilities for The whole Act. British Law Ascer-

| thement more

of the certain

Law Ascertain-

administered tainment

1859. Act,

II inDominions,

one Part ofwhen Her Majesty’s

pleadedPartin

the Courts of another

& 24 Viet. c. j Anthereof.

23 122. Act to enable the Legisla- The whole Act. Admiralty

|i turessions ofAbroad

Her Majesty’s

to make Posses-

Enact- ('Colonial)Offences

1860. Act,

jj mentsment similar to

of the Actchapter the Enact-

ninth, George

the Fourth, thirty-

24 & 25 Yict. c. 11. I{ Anone,Actsection to eight.facilities

afford forof The whole Act. !t Foreign Law Ascer-

jj the

the better

Law of Ascertainment

Foreign Countries | tainment

1861. Act,

j| when pleaded in Courts with-

30 124.& 31 Yict. c. Thein Her Majesty’sShipping

Merchant Dominions.

Act, Section eleven.

37 & 38 Viet. c. 94. j The1867.Conveyancing (Scotland) Section fifty-one.

44 & 45 Yict. c. 69. TheAct,Fugitive 1874. Offenders Act, The whole Act.

48 & 49 Yict. c. 74. | The1881.Evidence by Commission The whole Act.

Act, 1885.

 FOREIGN JURISDICTION ACT, 1890 61

SECOND SCHEDULE (Section 17)

Acts which may he revoked or varied hy Order in Council

Session and Chapter. Extent of Repeal.

2-1 & 25 Viet. c. 31. An Act for the prevention and punishment The whole Act.

: of offences committed by Her Majesty’s

subjects within certain territories

Leone.adja- The whole Act.

26 & 27 Viet. c. 35, An cent

ofAct

to the

for colony of Sierra

thecommitted

prevention andHerpunishment

subjects in South Africa. Majesty”s

offences by

THIRD SCHEDULE (Section 18)

Enactments repealed

Session and Chapter. Title or Short Title. Extent of Repeal.

71 Viet.

Viet. c.c. 97 TheActForeign

An Jurisdiction

to confirm an OrderAct,in Council

1843. con-

cerning

matters the exercise

arising of the

within jurisdiction

kingdom inof

28 & 29 Viet. c. 1 Siam.

TheAct,

Foreign Jurisdiction Act Amendment The whole Act.

29 & 30 Viet. c. 6 TheAct, 1865.Jurisdiction

Foreign Act Amendment The whole Act

33 & 34 Viet. c. I Thediction1866.

Siam and Straits The whole Act.

9f) Viet.

Viet. c.c. ■f; The Foreign 1870. Act, 1875. Juris-

Settlements

Act,Jurisdiction

An offences

Act for against

more effectually punishingto

the laws relating

41 & 43 Viet. c. 67 the slave trade.

The Foreign Jurisdiction Act, 1878. The whole Act.

 ORDERS IN COUNCIL

ORDEB OF HIS MAJESTY THE KING IN COUNCIL

FOR THE GOVERNMENT OF HIS MAJESTY’S

SUBJECTS IN CHINA AND COREA

At the Court at Buckingham Palace, the 24th day of October, 1904

Present :—

THE KING’S MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY IN COUNCIL.

Lord President. Lord Windsor.

Mr. Secretary Brodrick. Mr. A. Graham Murray.

Whereas by Treaty, grant, usage, sufferance, and other lawful means.

His Majesty the King has j urisdiction within the dominions of the Emperor

of China and of the Emperor of Corea;

Now, therefore, His Majesty, by virtue and in exercise of the powers

in this behalf by the Foreign Jurisdiction Act, 1890, or otherwise in His

Majesty vested, is pleased by and with the advice of his Privy Council to-

order, and it is hereby ordered, as follows:—

I.—Preliminary and General.

Division ol

Order. 1. This Order is divided into parts, as follows

I. Preliminary and General 1-6

II. Constitution and Powers of Courts 7-34

III. Criminal Matters 35-88

IV. Civil Matters 89-117

V. Procedure, Criminal and Civil 118-128

VI. Mortgages and Bills of Sale... 129-150

VII. Foreign Subjects and Tribunals 151-154

VIII. Regulations 155-159

IX. Miscellaneous 160-171

Schedule of Repealed Orders.

Limits of

Order. 2. The limits of this Order are the dominions of the Emperor of

China and of the Emperor of Corea, including the territorial waters of

those dominions respectively; but, except as provided in this Order, the

said limits do not include places within the limits of the Weihaiwei

Order in Council, 1901.

 H.B.M. SUBJECTS IN CHINA AND COREA 63

3. In the construction of this Order the following words and expres- tioninterpreta-

tions liave the meanings hereby assigned to them, unless there be some- -

thing in the subject or context repugnant thereto, that is to say:—

“ Administration ” means letters of administration, including the

same with will annexed or granted for special or limited purposes

or limited in duration.

“British ship” means a merchant-ship being a British ship within

the meaning of the Merchant Shipping Act, 1894, and includes

any ship provided with sailing letters from the Governor of

Hongkong, or from His Majesty’s Minister in China or Corea.

“British possession” means any part of His Majesty’s dominions

exclusive of the United Kingdom.

“ British subject ” includes a British protected person, that is to say,

a person who either (a) is a native of any Protectorate of His

Majesty, and is for the time being in China or Corea; or (b) by

virtue of Section 15 of the Foreign Jurisdiction Act, 1890, or

otherwise enjoys His Majesty’s protection in China and Corea.

“ China” means so much of the Empire of China as is within the

limits of this Order.

^‘Consular district” means the district in and for which a Consular

officer usually acts, or for which he may be authorized to act,

for all or any of the purposes of this Order by authority of the

Secretary of State.

“ Consular officer” means a Consul-General, Consul, Yice-Consul

Consular Agent, or Pro-Consul of His Majesty resident in China

or Corea, including a person acting temporarily, with the

approval of the Secretary of State, as or for a Consul-General,

Consul, Yice-Consul, or Consular Agent of His Majesty so

resident.

“ Commissioned Consular officer ” means a Consular officer holding

a commission of Consul-General, Consul, or Yice-Consul from

His Majesty, including a person acting temporarily, with the

approval of the Secretary of State, or of His Majesty’s Minister

in China or Corea, as or for such a commissioned Consular

officer.

“Consulate” and “Consular office” refer to the Consulate and

office of a Consular officer.

“ The Court,” except when the reference is to a particular Court,

means any Court established under this Order, subject, however,

to the provisions of this Order with respect to powers and local

jurisdictions.

“ Foreigner ” means a subject or citizen of a State in amity with

His Majesty, including China and Corea.

“Judge,” except where the context intends a reference to the Judge

of the Supreme Court only, includes Assistant Judge, and,

except where the context intends a reference in the Supreme

Court only, includes the officer for the time being holding a

Provincial Court.

“Legal practitioner” includes barrister-at-law, advocate, solicitor.

Writer to the Signet, and any person possessing similar

qualifications.

“ Lunatic” means idiot or person of unsound mind.

“ Master,” with respect to any ship, includes every person (except a

pilot) having command or charge of that ship.

“Minister” means His Majesty’s Minister in China or in Corea, as

the case may be, and includes Charge d’Affaires or other chief

Diplomatic Representative.

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“ Month” means calendar month.

“Oaih” and “affidavit,” in the case of persons for the time being

allowed by law to affirm or declare, instead of swearing, include

affirmation and declaration, and the expression “ swear,” in the

like case, includes affirm and declare.

“ Offence ” includes crime, and any act or omission punishable

criminally in a summary way or otherwise.

“ Person ” includes Corporation.

“ Prescribed ” means prescribed by Regulations or Rules of Court.

“ Prosecutor ” means complainant or any person appointed or allowed

by the Court to prosecute.

“Proved” means shown by evidence on oath, in the foi'm of affidavit,

or other form, to the satisfaction of the Court or Consular

officer acting or having jurisdiction in the matter, and “ proof ”

means the evidence adduced in that behalf.

“Rules of Court” means rules of Court made under the provisions

of this Order.

“ Secretary of State ” means one of His Majesty’sPrincipal Secretaries

of State.

“Ship” includes any vessel used in navigation, however propelled,,

with her tackle, furniture and apparel, and any boat or other craft.

“ The Treasury ” means the Commissioners of His Majesty’s Treasury.

“Treaty” includes any Convention, Agreement, or Arrangement,

made by or on behalf of His Majesty with any State or Grovern-

ment, whether the Government of China or of Corea is a party

thereto or not.

“ Will ” means will, codicil, or other testamentary instrument.

Expressions used in any rules, regulations, or orders made under this

Order shall, unless a contrary intention appears, have the same respective

meanings as in this Order.

Construction. may 4.be—construed

Roles of (1) In this Order, words importing the plural or the singular

as referring to one person or thing, or to more than

one person or thing, and words importing the masculine as referring to

the feminine (as the case may require).

(2) Where this Order confers any power or imposes any duty, then,

unless a contrary intention appears, the power may be exercised and the

duty shall be performed from time to time as occasion requires.

(3) Where this Order confers a power, or imposes a duty on, or

with respect to, a holder of an office, as such, then, unless a contrary

intention appears, the power may be exercised and the duty shall be per-

formed by, or with respect to, the holder for the time being of the office

or the person temporarily acting for the holder.

(4) Where this Order confers a power to make any rules,- regulations,

or orders, the power shall, unless a contrary intention appears, be construed

as including a power exercisable in the like manner and subject to the

like consent and conditions, if any, to rescind, revoke, vary, or amend

the rules, regulations, or orders.

(5) This Article shall apply to the construction of any rules, regula-

tions, or orders made under this Order, unless a contrary intention appears.

Extent of

Jurisdiction. 5. The jurisdiction conferred by this Order extends to the persons

and matters following, in so far as by Treaty, grant, usage, sufferance, or

other lawful means, His Majesty has jurisdiction in relation . to such

matters and things, that is to say:—■

(1) British subjects, as herein defined, within the limits of this Order.

(2) The property and all personal or proprietary rights and liabilities

within the said limits of British subjects, whether such subjects

are within the said limits or not.

 H.E.M. SUBJECTS IN CHINA AND COREA 65

(3) Foreigners in the cases and according to the conditions specified

in this Order and not otherwise.

(4) Foreigners, with respect to whom any State, King, Chief, or

Government, whose subjects, or under whose protection they are,

has by any Treaty as herein defined or otherwise agreed with

His Majesty for, or consents to, the exercise of power or

authority by His Majesty.

(5) British ships with their boats, and the persons and property on

board thereof, or belonging thereto, being within the limits of

this Order.

6. All His Majesty’s jurisdiction exercisable in China or Corea for Exercise of

the hearing and determination of criminal or civil matters, or for the Junadictltm-

maintenance of order, or for the control or administration of persons or

property, or in relation thereto, shall be exercised under and according to

the provisions of this Order, and not otherwise.

II.—Constitution and Poweks of Courts.

(i) Supreme Court.

7. —(1) There shall be a Court styled “ Bis Britannic Majesty’s

Supreme Court for China and Corea ” (in this Order referred to as the courtreme

Supreme Court, and comprised in the term “the Court”).

(2) Subject to the provisions of this Order, thereshallbea Judge, and

as many Assistant Judges of the Supreme Court as may from time to

time be required, who shall respectively be appointed by His Majesty by

warrant under His Royal sign manual.

Every Judge shall be at the time of his appointment a member of

the Bar of England, Scotland, or Ireland, of not less than seven years’

standing.

(3) The Judges, or any two of them, shall sit together for the pur-

poses described in this Order, and the Supreme 00014 so constituted is

hereinafter in this Order referred to as the “ Full Court.”

(4) When the Full Court consists of not more than two Judges, and

there is a difference of opinion,tlie opinion of the Judge, or, in his absence,

the Senior Assistant Judge, shall prevail.

(5) Subject to any Rules of Court, the Judge shall make any such

arrangements as he thinks fit for the distribution of the business of the

Court.

(6) If the Chief Justice in office at the passing of this Order becomes

the Judge of the Supreme Court under, this Order, he shall retain the title

of Chief Justice during his tenure of office.

8. During a vacancy in the office of Judge, or in case of the illness or Acting judge,

incapacity of the Judge, or of his absence from the district of the Consul-

ate of Shanghai, the Secretary of State may appoint a fit person to act as

Judge, but unless or until such appointment is made, the Assistant Judge

or Senior Assistant Judge shall act as Judge.

An Acting Judge shall, during the continuance of his appointment,

have all the power and authority of the Judge.

9. During a vacancy or temporary vacancy in the office of Assistant Acting Assist-

Judge, or in case of the absence, or illness, or other incapacity of an ant Judge.

Assistant Judge, the Judge may, by writing under his hand and the seal

of the Supreme Court, appoint any fit person, approved by the Secretary

of State, or by His Majesty’s Minister in China, to act as and for such

A ssistant Judge for the time therein mentioned or during the vacancy,

as the case may be; but every such appointment shall be revocable, at

pleasure, by the Judge, by writing under his hand and the seal of the

Supreme Court, or by the Secretary of State.

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 ORDERS IN COUNCIL

The person so appointed shall, during the continuance of his appoint-

ment, have all the power and authority of an Assistant Judge.

Additional

Assistant provided 10. The Secretary of State may appoint either a person qualified as

in Article 7, or a Consular officer to act as an additional Assis-

tant Judge, and any person so appointed shall, during the Continuance of

his appointment, have all the power and authority of an Assistant Judge.

Seal oi

Supreme 11. The Supreme Court shall have a seal, bearing the style of the

Court and such device as the Secretary of State approves, hut the seal in

use at the commencement of this Order shall continue to be used until a

new seal is provided.

Officers

Supremeof Crown12.Advocate, a Registrar, a Chief —(1) T

Clerk, a Marshal, and such other

officers and clerks under such designations as the Secretary of State

thinks fit.

(2) The Secretary of State, or His Majesty’s Minister in China or

Corea, as the case may be, may temporarily attach to the Supreme Court

such persons, being Consular officers, as he thinks fit.

(3) Every officer, clerk, and other person thus attached shall dis-

charge such duties in connection with the Court as the Judge may direct,

subject to any instructions of the Secretary of State.

Sheriff. 13. The Sheriff shall have all the powers and authorities of the

Sheriff of a county in England, with all the privileges and immunities of

the office, and shall be charged with the execution of all decrees, orders

and sentences made and passed by the Supreme Court, on the requisition

in that behalf of the Supreme Court.

He shall be entitled to such fees and costs as the Supreme Court

may direct.

Registrar. 14. The Registrar shall be appointed by His Majesty.

He shall be either a member of the Bar of England, Scotland, or

Ireland, or a Solicitor of the Supreme Court in England or Ireland, or a

Writer to His Majesty’s Signet, or a Solicitor in the Supreme Courts of

Scotland.

He may also, with the approval of the Secretary of State, hold the

office of Chief Clerk of the Supreme Court.

In case of the absence from Shanghai or of the illness of the Regis-

trar, or during a vacancy in the office of Registrar, or during the employ-

ment of the Registrar inanother capacity, or on emergency, the Judge may,

by writing under his hand and the seal of the Supreme Court, appoint

any fit person to act as Registrar for the time therein mentioned, or until

the appointment is revoked by the Judge or disapproved or revoked by

the Secretary of State.

Tenure

Judges of

and 15. The Judge, each Assistant Judge, and the Registrar shall hold

Registrar. office during the pleasure of His Majesty.

Revocation of

Appointments. 16. In case at any time His Majesty thinks fit by warrant under bis

Royal sign manual to revoke the warrant appointing any person to be

Judge, Assistant Judge, or Registrar, or while there is a Judge, Assistant

Judge, or Registrar in office, thinks fit by warrant under his Royal sign

manual to appoint another person to be Judge, Assistant Judge, or

Registrar (as the case may be), then, and in every such case, until the

warrant of revocation or of hew appointment is notified by His Majesty’s

Minister in China to the person holding office, all powers and authorities

vested in that person shall continue and be deemed to have continued in

as full force—and he shall continue, and be deemed to have continued,

entitled to all the privileges and emoluments of the office as fully, and all

things done by him shall be and be deemed to have been as valid in law—

as if such warrant of revocation or new appointment had not been

made.

 H.B.M. SUBJECTS IN CHINA AND COEEA 67

17. The Supreme Court shall ordinarily sit at Shanghai; but may, sittings6of

if it seems expedient, sit at any other place within the limits of this court™

Order, and may at any time transfer its ordinary sittings to any such

place as the Secretary of State approves. Under this Article the Judges

may sit at the same time at different places, and each sitting shall be

deemed to be a sitting of the Supreme Court.

18. The Judge or under his directions an Assistant Judge may visit, visitation of

in a magisterial or judicial capacity, any place in China or Corea, and Judges-

there inquire of, or hear and determine, any case, civil or criminal, and

may examine any records or order documents in any Provincial Court,

and give directions as to the keeping tuereof.

(ii) Provincial Courts.

19. —(1) Every commissioned Consular officer, 01with the ex

those at Shanghai and with such other exceptions (if any) as the Secre- courtT™

taryof State thinks fit to make, shall for and in his Consular district

bold and form a Court, in this Order referred to as a Provincial Court.

(2) Where His Majesty’s Minister in China or Corea, as the case

may be, appoints any person to be Acting Consul-General, Consul, or

Vice-Consul at any port or place in China or Corea, which is for the time

l>eing open to foreign trade, and at which no commissioned Consular

officer is resident, that person shall hold and form a Provincial Court for

the district for which he is appointed to act.

(3) Every Provincial Court shall be styled “ His Britannic Majesty’s

Court at Canton ” (or as the case may be).

(4) Every Provincial Court may, with the approval of the Judge of

the Supreme Court, appoint a competent person, or persons, to perform

such duties and to exercise such powers in and for that Court as are by

this Order and any Rules of Court imposed or conferred upon the Regis-

trar and Marshal respectively, and any person so appointed shall perform

such duties and exercise such powers accordingly.

(5) Every Provincial Court shall have a seal bearing its style and

such device as the Secretary of State from time to time directs; but

where such a seal is not provided, the seal of the Consular officer holding

the Court may be used.

(iii) Jurisdiction of Courts.

20. The Supreme Court, and each Provincial Court, shall, in the courts of

exercise of every part of its jurisdiction, be a Court of Record. Record.

21. All His Majesty’s jurisdiction, civil and criminal, including any jurisdiction of

jurisdiction by this Order conferred expressly on a Provincial Court,

shall for and within the district of the Consulate of Shanghai be vested shanghai,

exclusively in the Supreme Court as its ordinary original jurisdiction.

22. All His Majesty’s jurisdiction, civil and criminal, not under this jurisdiction of

Order vested exclusively in the Supreme Court, shall to the extent and in

the manner provided by this Order be vested in the Provincial Courts.

23. The Supreme'Court shall have in all matters, civil and criminal, Concurrent

unoriginal jurisdiction,' concurrent with the jurisdictioh of the several supreme'0'1 0f

Provincial Courts, to be exercised subject and according to the provisions Court.

of this Order.

24. —(1) The Registrar of the Supreme Court shall, subject to any jurisdiction of

directions of the Judge, hold preliminary examinations, and shall hear Be«lstrar

and determine such criminal cases in that Court as are not, under this

Order, required to be heard and determined on a charge.

(2) The Registrar shall also have authority to hoar arid determine

such civil actions as may be assigned to him by the Judge, but actions

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which under this Order are required or directed to be heard with a jury

qr assessors shall not be so assigned.

. (.3) For the purposes of this Article the Registrar shall exercise all

the powers and jurisdiction of a Provincial Court, and the provisions of

this Order with respect to appeal and reserved case in criminal matters

and to appeal in civil matters shall apply accordingly.

Case reported 25. —(1) Where

vincial Court, appears to that Court to be beyond its jurisdiction, or to

be one which for any other reason ought to be tried in the Supreme

Court, the Provincial Court shall report the case to the Supreme Court

for directions.

(2) The Supreme Court may of its own motion, or upon the report

of a Provincial Court, or on the application of any party concerned,

require any case, civil or criminal, pending in any Provincial Court to

be transferred to, or tried in, the Supreme Court, or may direct in what

Court and in what mode, subject to the provisions of this Order, any

such case shall be tried.

Conrta to

auxiliary 26. The Supreme Court and every Provincial Court shall be

one another. auxiliary to one another in all particulars relative to the administration

of justice, civil or criminal.

Conciliation. 27. Every Judge and Officer of Courts established under this Order

shall, as far as there is proper opportunity, promote reconciliation and

encourage and facilitate the settlement in an amicable way and without

recourse to litigation of matters in difference between British subjects,

or between British subjects and foreigners in China or Corea.

Modes of trial. 28. Subject to the provisions of this Order, criminal and civil cases

may be tried as follows : —

(а) In the case of the Supreme Court, by the Court itself, or by the

Court with a jury, or with assessors.

(б) In the case of a Provincial Court by the Court itself, or by the

Court with assessors.

Process of 29. Any of His Majesty’s Courts in China or Corea may cause any

■CSupreme

ourt of

Hongkong. summons, order, or judgment issuing from the Supreme Court of Hong-

kong, in any civil proceeding, and accompanied by a request in writing

Immunity under the seal of that Court, to be served in China or Corea.

legation. of 30. —(1) Notwi

not exercise any jurisdiction in any proceeding whatsoever over His

Majesty’s Minister, or over his official or other residences, or his official

or other property.

(2) Notwithstanding anything in this Order, the Court shall not

exercise, except with the consent of the Minister signified in writing to

the Court, any jurisdiction in any proceeding over any person attached

to or being a member of, or in the service of, the Legation. The consent

of the Minister may be given, either specially with respect to any person,

or generally with respect to any class of persons so attached.

(3) If in any case under this Order it appears to the Court that the

attendance of the Minister, or of any person attached to or being a mem-

ber of the Legation, or being in the service of the Legation, to give

evidence before the Court is requisite in the interest of justice, the Court

may address to the Minister a request in writing for such attendance.

(4) A person attending to give evidence before the Court shall not

be compelled or allowed to give any evidence or produce any document,

if, in the opinion of the Minister, signified by him personally or in writing

to the Court, the giving or production thereof would be inj urious to His

Operation of Majesty’s service.

Imperial 31. Where, by virtue of any Imperial Act, or of this Order, or other-

Acts, Ac. wise, any provisions of any Imperial Acts, or of any law of a British

 H.B.M. SUBJECTS IN CHINA AND COREA

possession, or of any Orders in Council other than this Order, are applic-

able in China or Corea, or any forms, regulations, or procedure prescribed

•or established by or under any such Act, Law or Order, are made applic-

able for any purpose of this Order or any other order relating to China

or Corea, such Acts, Laws, Orders, Forms, Regulations, or procedure may

be construed or used with such alterations and adaptations not affecting

the substance as may be necessary having regard to local circumstances,

and any thing required to be done by, to, or before any Court, Judge, officer,

or authority may be done by, to, or before a Court, Judge, officer, or

authority having the like or analogous functions, or by, to, or before any

I officer designated by the Secretary of State or by the Court (as the case

■ may require) for that purpose; and the seal of the Supreme or Frovin-

1 cial Court (as the case may be) may be substituted for any other seal,

\ and in case any difficulty occurs in the application it shall be lawful for

[ a Secretary of State to direct by, to, or before whom and in what man-

ner anything is to be done, and such Act, Law, Order, Form, Regulation,

-or Procedure shall be construed accordingly.

Where under any such Imperial Act, Law, or Order any publication

; is required to be made, as respects any judicial proceeding in any

\-Gkzette or otherwise, such publication shall in China or Corea be made

| in such newspaper or by such other mode as the Court shall think fit

(to direct.

? Jurors and Assessors.

' 32.—(1) Every male resident British subject—being of the age of jury.

|21 years upwards—having a competent knowledge of the English

language—having or earning a gross income at such rate as may be fixed

[by Rules of Court—not having been attainted of treason or felony, or

convicted of any crime that is infamous (unless he has obtained a free

pardon) and not being under outlawry—shall be qualified to serve on

a jury.

(2) All persons so qualified shall be liable so to serve, except the

‘following persons, who shall nevertheless be competent to serve, that is

> |to say:—

Persons in His Majesty’s Diplomatic, Consular, or other Civil Ser-

vice, in actual employment;

Officers, clerks, keepers of prisons, messengers, and other persons

attached to or in the service of the Court;

Officers and others on full pay in His Majesty’s navy or army, or in

actual employment in the service of any Department connected

therewith;

Persons holding appointments in the civil, naval, or military service

of China or Corea ;

Clergymen and other ministers of religion in the actual discharge

of professional duties ;

Legal practitioners in actual practice ;

t Physicians, surgeons, and apothecaries in actual practice;

Persons who are over 60 years of age or are disabled by mental or

bodily infirmity.

(3) A jury shall consist of such number of jurors, not more than

twelve nor less than five, as may be determined in accordance with Rules

bf Court; and in such Rules different provisions may be made with

respect to the several places at which the Supreme Court may sit, regard

Ibeing had to the number of available jurors and any other considerations

(4) In civil and in criminal cases the like challenges shall be allowed

as in England—with this addition, that in civil cases each party may

challenge three jurors peremptorily.

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(5) A jury shall be required to give an unanimous verdict; provided

that, with the consent of parties, the verdict of a majority may be taken

in civil cases.

33. —(1) An A

subject, of good repute, nominated and summoned by the Court for the

purpose of acting as Assessor.

(2) In the Supreme Court there may be one, two, or three Assessors,

as the Court thinks fit.

(3) In a Provincial Court there shall ordinarily be not fewer than

two, and not more than four, Assessors. Where, however, by reason of

local circumstances, the Court is able to obtain the presence of one

Assessor only, the Court may, if it thinks fit, sit with one Assessor only :

and where, for like reasons, the Court is not able to obtain the presence

of an Assessor, the Court may, if it thinks fit, sit without an Assessor—

the Court in every case, recording in the Minutes its reasons for sitting

with one Assessor only or without an Assessor.

(4) An Assessor shall not have any voice in the decision of the Court

in any case, civil or criminal; but an Assessor dissenting, in a civil case,

from any decision of the Court, or, in a criminal case, from any decision

of the Court or the conviction or the amount of punishment awarded,

may record in the Minutes his dissent, and the grounds thereof, and shall

be entitled to receive without payment a certified copy of the Minutes.

enalty foi 34.

m-attend to a summons —(1) Any p

shall be deemed guilty of a contempt of Court, and shall

be liable to a fine not exceeding ,£10, but a person shall not be liable to

fine for non-attendance unless he is resident in the Consular district in

which the Court sits.

(2) Any such fine shall not be levied until after the expiration of

fourteen days. The proper officer of the Court shall forthwith give to

the person fined notice in writing of the imposition of the fine, and

require him within six days after receipt of the notice to file an affidavit

excusing non-attendance (if he desire to do so). The Court shall con-

sider the affidavit, and may, if it seems proper, remit or reduce the fine.

III.—Criminal Matters.

.35.—(1) Except as regards offences made or declared such by this

or any other’ Order relating to China or Corea, or by any Rules or Regu-

lations made under any Order;

Any act that would not by a Court of Justice having criminal

jurisdiction in England be deemed an offence in England, shall

not, in the exercise of criminal jurisdiction under this Order, be

deemed an offence, or be the subject of any criminal proceeding

under this Order.

(2) Subject to the provisions of this Order, criminal jurisdiction

under this Order shall, as far as circumstances admit, be exercised on

the principles of, and in conformity with, English law for the time being,

and with the powers vested in the Courts of Justice and Justices of

the Peace in England, according to their respective jurisdiction and

authority.

Local Jurisdiction in Criminal Matters.

Power to

sumiron 36. Every Court may cause to be summoned or arrested, and brought

Offenders. before it, any person subject to and being within the. limits of its juris-

diction, and accused of having committed an offence cognizable under

this Order, and may deal with the accused according to the jurisdiction

of the Court and in conformity with the provisions of this Order.

 H.B.M. SUBJECTS IN CHINA AND COREA 71

37. For the purposes of criminal jurisdiction every offence and cause Place of

of complaint committed or arising within the limits of this Order shall p^rpose^of

he deemed to have been committed or to have arisen, either in the place trial,

where the same actually was committed or arose, or in any place where

the person charged or complained of happens to he at the time of the

institution or commencement of the charge or complaint.

38. Where a person accused of an offence escapes or removes from Escape and

the Consular district within which the offence was committed, and is another*

found within another Consular district, the Court within whose district district,

he is found may proceed in the case to trial and punishment, or to pre-

liminary examination (as the case may require), in like manner as if the

offence had been committed in its own district; or may, on the requisi-

tion or with the consent of the Court within whose district the offence

was committed, send him in custody to that Court, or require him to

give security for his surrender to that Court, there to be dealt with

according to law.

Where any person is to be so sent in custody, a warrant shall be issued

by the Court within whose district he is found, and that warrant shall

be sufficient authority to any person to whom it is directed to receive

and detain the person therein named, and to carry him to and deliver

him up to the Court within whose district the offence was committed,

.according to the warrant.

39. —(1) In cases of murder or manslaughter if eith

the criminal act which wholly or partly caused the death, happened offences, &o.

within the jurisdiction of a Court acting under this Order, that Court

-shall have the like jurisdiction over any British subject who is accused

either as the principal offender, or as accessory before the fact to murder,

or as accessory after the fact to murder or manslaughter, as if both the

-criminal act and the death had happened within that jurisdiction.

(2) In the case of any offence committed on the high seas, or with-

in the Admiralty jurisdiction, by any British subject on board a British

ship, or on board a foreign ship to which he did not belong, the Court

shall, subject to the provisions of this Order, have jurisdiction as if the

■offence had been committed within the jurisdiction of that Court. In

eases tried under this Article no different sentence can be passed from

the sentence which could be passed in England if the offence were tried

there.

(3) The foregoing provisions of this Article shall be deemed to be

adaptations, for the purposes of this Order and of the Foreign Juris-

•diction Act, 1890, of the following enactments, that is to say

The Admiralty Offences (Colonial) Act, 1849.

The Admiralty Offences (Colonial) Act, 1860.

The Merchant Shipping Act, 1894, Part. XIII.

And those enactments shall apply accordingly and be administered in

Ohina and Corea.

Apprehension and Custody of Accused Persons.

40. —(1) Where a person accused of an offence

warrant issuing out of any Court, he shall be brought before the Court ^)c^dbefo

within forty-eight hours after the arrest, unless in any case circumstances

unavoidably prevent his being brought before the Court within that time,

which circumstances shall be recorded in the Minutes.

(2) In every case, he shall be brought before the Court as soon as

-circumstances reasonably admit, and the time and circumstances shall be

recorded in the Minutes.

41. —(1) Where an accused person is in custod

remanded at any time for more than seven days, unless circumstances

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appear to the Court to make it necessary or proper that he should he

remanded for a longer time, which circumstances, and the time of re-

mand, shall be recorded in the Minutes.

(2) In no case shall a remand be for more than fourteen days at

one time, unless in case of illness of the accused or other case of

necessity.

42. Where the Supreme Court or a Provincial Court issues a sum-

mons or warrant against any person on complaint of an offence committed

on board of, or in relation to, a British ship, then, if it appears to the

Court that the interests! of public justice so require, the Court may issue

a warrant or order for the detention of the ship, and may cause the

ship to be detained accordingly, until the charge is heard and deter-

mined, and the order of the Court thereon is fully executed, or for such

shorter time as the Court thinks fit; and the Court shall have power to

make all such orders as appears to it necessary or proper for carrying

this provision into effect.

43. Every Provincial Court shall execute any writ, order, or warrant

issuing from the Supreme Court, and may take security from any person

named therein for his appearance personally or by attorney, according to

the writ, order, or warrant; or may cause such person to be taken in

custody or otherwise to the Supreme Court or elsewhere in China or

Corea, according to the writ, order, or warrant.

44. —(1) The Court m

accused of any of the following offences, namely :—

Any felony.

Riot.

Assault , on any officer in the execution of his duty, or on any

person acting in his aid.

Neglect or breach of duty by an officer.

But a person accused of treason or murder shall not be admitted to-

bail except by the Supreme Court.

(2) In all other cases the .Court shall admit the accused to bail

unless the Court, having regard to the circumstances, sees good reason

to the contrary, which reason shall be recorded in the Minutes.

(3) The Supreme Court may admit a person to bail, although a

Provincial Court has not thought fit to do so.

(4) The accused who is to be admitted to bail, either on remand or

on or after trial ordered, shall produce such surety or sureties as, in the

opinion of the Court, will be sufficient to insure his appearance as and

when required, and shall with him or them enter into a recognizance

accordingly.

Trial with Jury or Assessors.

Tror alassessors.

with jury 45. —(1) Where the o

must be tried on a charge before the Supreme Court with a jury.

(2) In each of the two following cases, namely :—

(i) Where the offence charged is rape, arson, housebreaking, rob-

bery with violence, piracy, forgery, or perjury; or

(ii) Where the offence charged is any other than as aforesaid, but

it appears to the Court at any time before the trial, the opinion

of the Court being recorded in the Minutes, that the offence

charged, if proved, would not be adequately punished by im-

prisonment for three months with hard labour, or by a fine of

=£20, or both such imprisonment and fine—

The offence shall be tried on a charge with a jury or assessors

(according to the provisions of this Order applicable to thie Court) ; but

may, with the consent of the accused, be tried without assessors or jury.

 H.B.M. SUBJECTS IN CHINA AND COREA 73

In the Supreme Court, when the accused does not so consent, the charge

shall he tried with a jury, unless the Court is of opinion that a jury

-cannot be obtained^

(3) The Supreme Court may, for any special reason, direct that any

case shall be tried with assessors or a jury, and a Provincial Court may,

for any special reason, direct that any case shall he tried with assessors.

In each such case the special reason shall he recorded in the Minutes.

46. —(1) Where an accused person is ordered to he tried

Court with a jury or with assessors, he shall be tried as soon after the

making of the order as circumstances reasonably admit.

(2) As long notice of the time of trial as circumstances reasonably

admit shall be given to him in writing, under the seal of the Court,

which notice, and the time thereof, shall be recorded in the Minutes.

47. —(1) The Supreme Court shall, when required by the S

-of State, send to him a report of the sentence of the Court in any case sentences,

tried before that Court with a jury or assessors, with a copy of the

Minutes and notes of evidence, and with any observations which the

Court thinks fit to make.

. (2) Every Provincial Court shall, in accordance with Rules of Court,

send to the Supreme Court a report of the sentence of the Court in

-every case tried by the Court with assessors, with such Minutes, notes

of evidence, and other documents as such Rules may direct, and with

any observations which the Court thinks fit to make.

Summary Trial.

48. Where the complaint discloses an offence which is not required summary

-or directed to be heard on a charge, the accused may be tried summarily trial-

on the complaint: Provided that where an offence is tried summarily

no greater punishment shall be awarded than imprisonment for three

months or a fine of <£20, or both.

Preliminary Examination.

49.—(1) Where the accused is before the Court, and it appears to Examination.

Preliminary

the Court that the complaint discloses an offence—

(a) Which ought to be tried in or reported to another Court; or

(b) Which ought to be tried before the same Court with a jury or

the Court shall proceed to make a preliminary examination in the

prescribed manner.

(2) On the conclusion of the preliminary examination, the Court

shall bind by recognizance the prosecutor and every witness to appear

at the trial to prosecute, or to prosecute and give evidence, or to give

evidence (as the case may be), and if the case is to be tried in or reported

to another Court, shall forthwith send the depositions, with a minute of

-other evidence (if any) and a report, to the Court before which the trial

is to take place.

50. Where a British subject is accused of an offence the cognizance Trial before

whereof appertains to any Court established under this Order, and it is Majesty’B11*

expedient that the offence be inquired of, tried, determined, and punished dominions,

in a British possession, the accused may (under the Foreign Jurisdiction

Act, 1890, Section 6) be sent for trial to Hongkong or to Burma; and

the Supreme Court of Hongkong and the Sessions Court at Mandalay

shall respectively be the authorized Courts for the purposes of that

-enactment.

The Court may, where it appears so expedient, by warrant under the

hand of a Judge and the seal of the Court, cause the accused to be sent

for trial to Hongkong or to Mandalay accordingly.

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The warrant shall be sufficient authority to any person to whom it

is directed to receive and detain the person therein named, and to carry

him to and deliver him up at Hongkong or Mandalay, according to the

warrant.

Where any person is to he so sent to Hongkong or to Burma, the

Court before which he is accused shall take the preliminary examination,

and if it seems necessary and proper shall hind over such of the proper

witnesses as ai'e British subjects in their own recognizances to appear

and give evidence on the trial.

Refusalintoto

enter 51. —(1) If a B

recognizance. witness at a preliminary examination, refuses to enter into a recognizance

to appear at the trial to prosecute or give evidence, the Court may send

him to prison, there to remain until after the trial, unless in the mean-

time he enters into a recognizance.

(2) But if afterwards, from want of sufficient evidence or other

cause, the accused is discharged, the Court shall order that the person

imprisoned for so refusing be also discharged.

(3) Where the prosecutor or witness is not a British subject, the

Court may require him either to enter into a recognizance or to give

other security for his attendance at the trial, and if he fails to do so may

in its discretion dismiss the charge.

Expenses of

witnesses, 52. Subject to Buies of Court made under this Order, the Court

jurors, &c. may order payment of allowances in respect of their reasonable expenses

to any complainant or witness attending before the Court on the trial of

any criminal case by a jury or with assessors, and also to jurors, asses-

sors, interpreters, medical practitioners, or other persons employed in or

in connection with criminal cases.

Charges.

Trial on a

charge. 53. —(1) The ch

state the offence charged, with such particulars as to the time and place

of the alleged offence, and the person (if any) against whom or the thing

(if any) in respect of which it was committed, as are reasonably sufficient

to give the accused notice of the matter with which he is charged.

(2) The fact that a charge is made is equivalent to a statement that

every legal condition required by law to constitute the offence charged

was fulfilled in the particular case.

(3) Where the nature of the case is such that the particulars above

mentioned do not give such sufficient notice as aforesaid, the charge shall

also contain such particulars of the manner in which the alleged offence

was committed as will give such sufficient notice.

(4) For the purposes of the application of any Statute law, a charge

framed under the provisions of this Order shall be deemed to be an

indictment.

Separate

charges for 54. For every distinct offence of which any person is accused there

shall be a separate charge, and every such charge shall be tried separately,

except in the cases following, that is to say:—

(a) Where a person is accused of more offences than one of the same

kind committed within the space of twelve months from the

first to the last of such offences, he may be charged with, and

tried at one trial for any number of them not exceeding three,

(5) If in one series of acts so connected together as to form the

same transaction more offences than one are committed by the

same person, he may be charged with and tried at one trial for

every such offence.

(c) If the acts alleged constitute an offence falling within two or

more definitions or descriptions of offences in any law or laws.

 H.B.M. SUBJECTS IN CHINA AND COKEA 75

the accused may be charged with and tried at one trial for

each of such offences.

(cZ) If several acts constitute several offences, and also, when

combined, a different offence, the accused may be charged with,

and tried at one trial for, the offence constituted by such acts

when combined, or one or more of the several offences, but in

the latter case shall not be punished with more severe punish-

ment than the Court which tries him could award for any one

of those offences.

{e) If a single act or series of acts is of such a nature that it is

doubtful which of several offences the facts which can be proved

will constitute, the accused may be charged with having com-

mitted all or any of such offences, and any number of such

charges may be tried at once; or he may be charged in the

alternative with having committed some one of the offences;

and if it appears in evidence that he has committed a different

offence for which he might have been charged, he may be

convicted of that offence, although not charged with it.

55. When more persons than one are accused of the same offence or coTrialdefendant8

of

of different offences committed in the same transaction, or when one is

accused of committing an offence and another of abetting or attempting

to commit that offence, they may be charged and tried together or

separately, as the Court thinks fit.

56. —(1) Any Court, if sitting with a jury or assessors, may

any charge at any time before the verdict of the jury is returned or the charge8‘

opinions ol the assessors are expressed; if sitting without jury or asses-

sors, at any time before judgment is pronounced.

(2) Every such alteration shall be read and explained to the accused.

(3) If the altered charge is such that proceeding with the trial

immediately is likely, in the opinion of the Court, to prejudice the

accused or the prosecutor, the Court may either direct a new trial or

adjourn the trial for such period as may be necessary.

57. —(1) No error or omission in stating either the offence o

particulars shall be regarded at any stage of the case as material, unless vamnces-

the accused was misled by such error or omission.

(2) When the facts alleged in certain particulars are proved and

constitute an offence, and the remaining particulars are not proved, the

accused may be convicted of the offence constituted by the facts proved,

although not charged with it.

(3) When a person is charged with an offence, and the evidence

proves either the commission of a minor offence or an attempt to commit

the offence charged, he may be convicted of the minor offence or of the

attempt.

58. —(1) If the accused has been previously convicted of any o

and it is intended to prove such conviction for the purpose of affecting convictfon.

the punishment which the Court is competent to award, the fact, date,

and place of the previous conviction shall be stated in the charge.

(2) If such statement is omitted, the Court may add it at any time

before sentence is passed.

(3) The part of the charge stating the previous convictions shall

not be read out in Court, nor shall the accused be asked whether he has

been previously convicted, as alleged in the charge, unless and until he

has either pleaded guilty to, or been convicted of, the subsequent

offence.

(4) If he pleads guilty to, or is convicted of, the subsequent offence,

he shall then be asked whether he has been previously convicted, as

■alleged in the charge.

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(5) If he answers that he has been so previously convicted, the-

Court may proceed to pass sentence on him accordingly, but, if he denies*

that he has been so previously convicted; or refuses to, or does not,

answer such question, the. Court shall then inquire concerning such

previous conviction, and in such case (where the trial is by jury) it shall

not be necessary to swear the jurors again.

Punishments.

Limitationf to 59. The powers of the Courts with respect to punishments are

Courts’. ° limited (1) asThefollows

Supreme Court may award in respect of an offence any

punishment which may in respect of a similar offence be awarded

in England: provided that (a) imprisonment with hard labour

shall be substituted for penal servitude, and (b) the Supreme

Court shall not award a fine exceeding <£500; or, in case of a

continuing offence, in addition to imprisonment or fine, or both,

a fine exceeding £1 for each day during which the offence

continues after conviction.

(2) A Provincial Court may award imprisonment, not exceeding

twelve months, with or without hard labour, and with or

without a fine not exceeding £100.5 or a fine not exceeding

£100, without imprisonment; or in case of a continuing offence,

in addition to imprisonment or fine, or both, a fine not

exceeding 10s. for each day during which the offence continues

after conviction.

(3) But nothing in this Article shall be deemed to empower any

Court to award for any offence any punishment not authorized

by law in relation to that offence.

offencesthls^ 60.—(1) If any person is guilty of an offence against this Order

Order* not distinguished

(1) To a fineasnota grave offence£5,against

exceeding withoutthisanyOrder, he is liable:—

imprisonment; or

(ii) To imprisonment not exceeding one month, without fine; or

(iii) To imprisonment not exceeding fourteen days, with a fine not

exceeding 60s.

(2) Imprisonment under this Article is without hard labour.

Grave8 offence 61.—(1) If any person is guilty of an offence against this Order,.

Order *thl8 distinguished

(1) To aasfinea grave offence against

not exceeding this Order,

£10, without he is liableor:—

imprisonment;

(ii) To imprisonment not exceeding two months, without fine ; or

(iii) To imprisonment not exceeding one month, with a fine not

exceeding £5.

(2) Imprisonment under this Article is, in the discretion of the-

Court, with or without hard labour.

62. —(1) The C

of an assault to pay to the person assaulted by way of damages any sum

not exceeding £10.

■ (2)ofDamages

in lieu a fine, andso shall

ordered to be paid may

be recoverable be either

in like mannerinasaddition

a fine. to or

(3) Payment of such damages shall be a defence to an action for

the assault.

63. —(1) The C

before it to pay all or part of the expenses of his prosecution, or of his

imprisonment or other punishment or of both, the amount being specified

in the order.

(2) Where it appears to the Court that the charge is malicious, or

frivolous and vexatious, the Court may, if it thinks fit, order the

 H.B.M. SUBJECTS IN CHINA AND COBEA 77

complainant to pay all or part of the expenses of the prosecution, the

amount being specified in the order.

(3) In these respective .cases the C.ourt may, if it thinks fit, order

that the whole or such portion as the Court thinks fit of the expenses

so paid be paid over to the complainant or to the accused (as the case

may be).

(4) In all cases the reasons of the Court for inaking any such order

shall be recorded in the Minutes.

64. Where any person is sentenced by the Supreme Court to suffer deatl1punishmentot

the punishment of death, the Judge shall forthwith send a report of the -

sentence, with a copy of the Minutes of Proceedings and notes of evidence

in the case, and with any observations he thinks fit, to His Majesty’s

Minister in China or Corea as the case may be.

The sentence shall not be carried into execution without the direction

of His Majesty’s Minister in writing under his hand

If His Majesty’s Minister does not direct that the sentence of death

be curried into execution, he shall direct what punishment in lieu of the

punishment of death is to be inflicted on the person convicted, and the

person convicted shall be liable to be so punished accordingly.

65. —(1) The Judge of the Supreme Court may by gene

approved by the Secretary of State, prescribe the manner in which and punishments,

the prisons in China or Corea at which punishments passed by any Court

or otherwise awarded under this Order are to be carried into execution.

(2) The warrant of any Court shall be sufficient authority to any

person to whom it is directed to receive and detain the person therein

named in any prison so prescribed.

(3) For the purposes of this Article “ China ” includes places within

the limits of the Weihaiwei Order in Council, 1901.

66. —(1) Where an offender is sentenced to imprisonment

Supreme Court thinks it expedient that the sentence be carried into effect in Hie

within His Majesty’s dominions, and the offender is accordingly, under domtaione.

Section 7 of the Foreign Jurisdiction Act, 1890, sent for imprisonment to

a place in His Majesty’s dominions, the place shall be either Hongkong,

or a place in some other part of His Majesty’s dominions, the Govern-

ment whereof consents that offenders may be sent thither under this Article.

(2) The Supreme Court may, by warrant under the hand of a Judge

and the seal of the Court, cause the offender to be sent to Hongkong, or

other such place as aforesaid, in order that the sentence may be there

carried into effect accordingly.

(3) The warrant shall be sufficient authority to any person to whom

it is directed to receive and detain the person therein named, and to

carry him to and deliver him up at the place named, according to the

warrant.

67. —(1) A Judge of the Supreme Court may, if he t

report to the Secretary of State or to the Minister in China or in Corea, punishments^

as the case may be, recommending a mitigation or remission of any

punishment awarded by any Court, and thereupon the punishment may

be mitigated or remitted by the Secretary of State or Minister.

(2) Nothing in this Order shall affect His Majesty’s prerogative of

pardon.

Inquests.

68. —(1) The Court shall have and discharge all the po

duties appertaining to the office of Coroner in England, in relation to

deaths of British subjects happening in the district of the Court.

(2) The Court may also exercise the said powers in relation to

deaths of any persons having happened at sea on board British ships

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arriving in the district, and to deaths of British subjects having hap-

pened at sea on board, foreign ships so arriving.

(3) The jurisdiction of the Court under this Article shall be

exercised subject to the following provisions :—

(a) Where a British subject is charged with causing the death, the

Court may, without holding an inquest, proceed forthwith with

the preliminary examination.

(&) Where a British subject is not charged with causing the death,

the Court shall, without any jury, hold an inquest, taking the

depositions of those who know the facts. If, during or after

the inquest, a British subject is so charged, the depositions

shall be read over in the presence of the witnesses and of the

accused, who shall be entitled to cross-examine ea;ch witness,

and the procedure shall be as in other cases of preliminary

examination. If after the inquest the Court does hot see fit to

cause any person to be charged, the Court shall certify its

opinion of the cause of the death. When the inquest is held

by a Provincial Court, the certificate and the depositions shall

be sent forthwith to the Supreme Court, and that Court may

give any directions which may seem proper in the circumstances.

(4) In this Article the expression “the Court” includes the Registrar

of the Supreme Court.

Statutory or other Offences

Patents arks.

trade-m and 69. Any act which, if done in the United Kingdom, or in a British

possession, would be an offence against any of the following Statutes of

the Imperial Parliament or Orders in Council, that is to say :—

The Merchandize Marks Act, 1887;

The Patents, Designs and Trade-marks Act, 1883 to 1888;

Any Act, Statute, or Order in Council for the time being in force

relating to copyright, or to inventions, designs, or trade-marks;

Any Statute amending, or substituted for, any of the above-men-

tioned Statutes;

Shall, if done by a British subject in China or Corea, be punishable

as a grave offence against this Order, whether such act is done in

relation to any property or right of a British subject, or of a foreigner

or native, or otherwise howsoever;

Provided—-

(1) That a copy of any such Statute or Order in Council shall be

published in the public office of the Consulates at Shanghai

and Seoul, and shall be there open for inspection by any person

at all reasonable times; and a person shall not be punished

under this Article for anything done before the expiration of

one month after such publication, unless the person offending

is proved to have had express notice of the Statute or Order in

Council.

(2) That a prosecution by or on behalf of a prosecutor who is not a

British subject shall not be entertained unless the Court is

satisfied that effectual provision exists for the punishment in

Consular or other Courts in China or Corea of similar acts

committed by the subjects of the State or Power of which such

prosecutor is a subject, in relation to, or affecting the interests

Smuggling. of, British subjects.

70. —(1) If a B

(i) Smuggles, or attempts to smuggle* out of China or Corea any

goods on exportation whereof a duty is payable to the Chinese

or Corean Covernment;

 H.B.M. SUBJECTS IN CHINA AND CORE A

(ii) Imports or expoi-ts, or attempts to import or export, into or out

of China or Corea, any goods, intending and attempting to

evade payment of duty payable thereon to the Chinese or

Corean Government;

(iii) Imports or exports, or attempts to import or export, into or

out of China or Corea, any goods the importation or exportation

whereof, into or out of China or Corea, is prohibited by law;

(iv) Without a proper licence, sells, or attempts to sell, or offers

for sale, in China or Corea, any goods whereof the Chinese or

Corean Government has by law a monopoly ;

In each of the four cases aforesaid he shall be guilty of an offence

against this Order, and on conviction shall be liable to imprisonment,

with or without hard labour, for any term not exceeding six months, and

with or without a fine not exceeding =£100, or to a fine not exceeding

.£100 without imprisonment.

(2) Where a person is charged with such an offence as in this

Article is mentioned, the Court may seize the. goods in relation to which

the alleged offence was committed, and may hold the same until after

the bearing of the charge.

(3) If a person so charged is convicted, then those goods, whether

they have been so seized or not, shall be forfeited to His Majesty the

King, and the Court shall dispose of them, subject to any general or

special directions of the Secretary of State as the Court thinks fit.

71. —(1) If any British subject, without His Majesty’s au

proof whereof shall lie on the party accused, does any of the following war’ etc‘

things, that is to say :—

(a) Levies war or takes any part in any operation of war against,

or aids or abets any person in carrying on war. insurrection, or

rebellion against the Government of China or of Corea; or,

(h) Takes part in any operation of war in the service of the Govern-

ment of China or of Corea against any persons engaged in

carrying on war, insurrection, or rebellion against those

respective Governments he shall be guilty of an ofience against

this Order, and, on conviction thereof, shall be liable to im-

prisonment, with or without hard labour, for any term not

exceeding two years, and with or without a fine not exceeding

£500, or to a fine not exceeding £500 without imprisonment.

(2) In addition to any such punishment every conviction under

the provisions of this Article shall of itself, and without further proceed-

ings, make the person convicted liable to deportation, and the Court may

order him to be deported from China or Corea in manner provided by

this Order.

(3) Where a person accused of an offence against this Article is

brought before a Provincial Court, that Court shall report the case to

the Supreme Court, and the Supreme Court shall thereupon direct

in what mode and where the case shall be heard and determined, and the

case shall be heard and determined accordingly.

72. Any British subject being in China or Corea may be proceeded Piracy,

against, tried, and punished under this Order for piracy wherever

committed.

If a person accused of piracy is brought before a Provincial Court,

that Court shall report the case to the Supreme Court, and the Supreme

Court shall thereupon give such directions as it may think fit with

respect to the trial.

73. If any British subject in China or in Corea violates or fails to Violation of

observe any stipulation of any Treaty between His Majesty, his pre- Treaties-

decessors, heirs, or successors, and the Emperor of China or of Corea

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for the time being in force, in respect of the violation whereof any

penalty is stipulated for in the Treaty, he shall be deemed guilty of an

offence against the Treaty, and on conviction thereof under this Order

shall be liable to the penalty stipulated in the Treaty.

International 74.

Regulations, representatives —(1) Wh

in China and Corea of foreign States, or some of them, in

conjunction with the Chinese or Corean authorities, Sanitary, or Police,

or Port, or Game, or other Regulations are established, and the same,

as far as they affect British subjects, are approved by the Secretary

of State, the Court may, subject and according to the provisions of this

Order, entertain any complaint made against a British subject for a

breach of those Regulations, and may enforce payment of any fine

incurred by that subject or person in respect of that breach, in like

manner, as nearly as may be, as if that breach were by this Order

declared to be an offence against this Order.

(2) In any such case the fine recovered shall, notwithstanding any-

thing in this Order, be disposed of and applied in manner provided by

those Regulations.

Seditious

conduct. 75. Every person subject to the criminal jurisdiction of the Court

who prints, publishes, or offers for sale any printed or written newspaper

or other publication containing matter calculated to excite tumult or

disorder, or to excite enmity between His Majesty’s subjects, and the

Government of China or Corea, as the case may be, or between that

Government and its subjects, shall be guilty of a grave offence, against

this Order, and may, in addition to, or in lieu of, any other punishment, be

ordered to give security for good behaviour, and in default thereof, or on a

further conviction for the like offence, he may be ordered to be deported.

An offence against this Article shall not be tried except by the

Supreme Court.

Offences

against 76. —(1) If a

religions. (1) Publicly derides, mocks, or insults any religion established or

observed within China or Corea; or

(ii) Publicly offers insult to any religious service, feast, or ceremony

established or kept in any part of those dominions, or to any

place of worship, tomb, or sanctuary belonging to any religion

established or observed •within those dominions, or to the

ministers or professors, thereof; or

(hi) Publicly and wilfully commits any act tending to bring any

religion established or observed within those dominions, or its

ceremonies, mode of worship, or observances, into hatred,

ridicule, or contempt, and thereby to provoke a breach of the

public peace;

he shall be guilty of an offence, and on conviction thereof, liable to

imprisonment not exceeding two years, with or without hard labour, and

with or without a fine not exceeding ,£50, or to a fine alone not exceed-

ing .£50.

(2) Notwithstanding anything in this Order, every charge under

this Article shall be heard and determined by the Court alone, without

jury or assessors, and any Provincial Court shall have power to impose

the punishment aforesaid.

(3) Consular officers shall take such precautionary measures as

seem to them proper and expedient for the prevention of such offences.

Contempt of 77-~(V) If any person, subject to the criminal jurisdiction of a

Court, does any of the following things, namely

(a) Wilfully, by act or .threat, obstructs an officer of, or person

executing any process of, the Court in the performance of his

duty; or

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(ft) Within or close to the room or place where the Court is sitting

wilfully misbehaves in a violent, threatening, or disrespectful

manner, to the disturbance of the Court, or to the intimidation

of suitors or others resorting thereto; or

(c) Wilfully insults any member of the Court, or any assessor or

juror, or any person acting as clerk or officer of the Court,

during his sitting or attendance in Court, or in his going to or

returning from Court; or

(d) Does any act in relation to the Supreme Court or a Provincial

Court or a matter pending therein, which, if done in relation to

the High Court in England, would be punishable as a con-

tempt of that Court—

be shall be guilty of a grave offence against this Order;

Provided that the Court, if it thinks fit, instead of directing proceed-

ings as for an offence against this Order, 'may order the offender to be

-apprehended forthwith, with or without warrant, and on inquiry and

consideration, and after the hearing of any defence which such person

may offer, without further process or trial, may adjudge him to be

punished with a fine not exceeding ,£10, or with imprisonment not ex-

ceeding twenty-four hours, at the discretion of the Court.

(2) A Minute shall be made and kept of every such case of punish-

ment, recording the facts of the offence, and the extent of the punish-

ment. In the case of a Provincial Court, a copy of the Minute shall be

forthwith sent to the Supreme Court.

(3) Nothing herein shall interfere with the power of the Court to

remove or exclude persons who interrupt or obstruct the proceedings of

the Court.

78. — (1) If an officer of the Court employed to execute an order

by neglect or omission the opportunity of executing it, then, on complaint officers.

of the person aggrieved, and proof of the fact alleged, the Court may, if

it thinks fit, order the officer to pay the' damages sustained by the person

complaining, or part thereof.

(2) The order shall be enforced as an order directing payment of

■money.

79. —(I) If a clerk or officer of the Court, acting under preten

-the process or authority of the Court, is charged with extortion, or with

mot paying over money duly levied, Or with other misconduct, the Court,

if it thinks fit, may inquire into the charge in a summary way, and may

for that purpose summon and enforce the attendance of all necessary

persons, as in an action, and may make such order for the repayment of

;any money extorted, or for the payment over of any money levied, and

.for the payment of such damages and costs, as the Court thinks fit.

(2) The Court may also, if it thinks fit, on the same inquiry, impose

•on the clerk or officer such fine, not exceeding <£5 for each offence, as the

Court thinks fit.

(3) A clerk or officer against whom an order has been made or who

■has been acquitted under this Article shall not be liable to an action in

respect of the same matter; and any'such action, if begun, shall be stayed

by the Court in such manner and on riuch terms as the Court thinks fit.

Authority within 100 miles of Coast.

80. —(1) Where a British subject, being in China, or Cor

■charged with having committed, either before or after the commencement miiesnof00

of this Order, any offence within a British ship at a distance of not more the coast

than 100 miles from the coast of China, or within a Chinese or Corean

ship at such a distance as aforesaid, or within a ship hot lawfully entitled

fo claim the protection of the flag of any State, at such a distance as

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aforesaid, any of His Majesty’s Courts in China or Corea within the

jurisdiction whereof he is found may cause him to be apprehended and

brought before it, and may take the preliminary examination and commit

him for trial.

(2) If the Court before which the accused is brought is a Provincial

Court, the Court shall report to the Supreme Court the pendency of the

case.

The Supreme Court shall thereupon direct in what mode and where-

the case shall be heard and determined, and (notwithstanding anything

m this Order) the case shall be so heard and determined accordingly.

(3) The provisions of this Order relative to offences, and proceedings

in criminal matters, shall in all respects, as far as may be, extend and

apply to every such case, in like manner as if the offence had been com-

mitted in China or Corea.

Jurisdiction of 81. Where a British subject, being in Hongkong, is charged with

Courtat

Hongkong. havingOrder, anycommitted, either before

crime or offence or after

within any the Chinese,

British, commencement

or Coreanof ship

this

at such a distance as aforesaid, the Supreme Court at Hongkong shall

have and may exercise .authority and jurisdiction with respect to the

crime or offence as fully as if it had been committed in Hongkong.

Apprehension

of deserters. gUpreme 82. His

Court,Majesty’s Minister

any Consular in inChina

officer ChinaororCorea,

Corea,anyor the

JudgeGovernor

of the

of Hongkong, on receiving satisfactory information that any soldier,

sailor, marine, or other person belonging to any of His Majesty’s military

or naval forces, has deserted therefrom, and has concealed himself in any

British ship at such a distance as aforesaid, may, in pursuance of such

information, issue his warrant for a search after and apprehension of

such deserter, and on being satisfied on investigation that any person so

apprehended is such a deserter, shall cause him to be, with all convenient

speed, taken and delivered over to the nearest military station of His-

Majesty’s forces, or to the officer in command of a ship of war of His

Majesty serving in China or Corea, as the case may require.

Deportation.

Deportation. gg,—(i) "Where it 's proved that there is reasonable ground to-

apprehend that a British subject is about to commit a breach of the

public peace—or that the acts or conduct of a British subject are or is

likely to produce or excite to a breach of the public peace—the Court

may, if it thinks fit, cause him to be brought before it, and require him

to give security to the satisfaction of the Court to keep the peace, or for

his future good behaviour, as the case may require.

(2) Where a British subject is convicted of an offence before the

Court, the Court may, if it thinks fit, require him to give security to the

satisfaction of the Court for his future good behaviour, and for that

purpose may (if need be) cause him to be brought before the Court.

(3) In either of the foregoing cases, if the person required to give

security fails to do so, the Court may order that he be deported from

China or Corea to such place as the Court directs.

(4) The place shall be a place in some part (if any) of His Majesty’s

dominions to which the person belongs, or the Government of which

consents to the reception of persons deported under this Order.

(5) A Provincial Court shall report to the Supreme Court any order

of deportation made by it and the grounds thereof, before the order is

executed. The Supreme Court may reverse the order, or may confirm it

with or without variation, and in case of confirmation, shall direct it to

be carried into effect.

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(6) The person to be deported shall be detained in custody until a

it opportunity for his deportation occurs.

(7) He shall, as soon as is practicable, and in the case of a person

•convicted, either after execution of the sentence or while it is in course of

execution, be embarked in custody under the warrant of the Supreme Court

•on board one of His Majesty’s ships of war, or, if there is no such ship

available, then on board any British or other fit ship bound to the place

of deportation.

(8) The warrant shall be sufficient authority to the commander or

master of the ship to receive and detain the person therein named, and

to carry him to and deliver him up at the place named according to the

warrant.

(9) The Court may order the person to be deported to pay all or

any part of the expenses of his deportation. ' Subject thereto, the

expenses of deportation shall be defrayed in such manner as the Secretary

-of State, with the concurrence of the Treasury, may direct.

(10) The Supreme Court shall forthwith report to the Secretary of

State any Order of deportation made or confirmed by it and the grounds

•thereof, and shall also inform His Majesty’s Minister in China or Corea

as the case may require.

(11) If any person deported under this or any former Order returns

to China or Corea without permission in writing of the Secretary of

State (which permission the Secretary of State may give) he shall be

•deemed guilty of a grave offence against this Orderand he shall also be

liable to be forthwith again deported.

84. Where any person is deported' to Hongkone, lie shall on his Dealing with

arrival there be delivered, with the warrant under which he is deported, pereonsat

into the custody of the Chief Magistrate of Police of Hongkong, who, on Hongkong,

receipt of the person deported, with the warrant, shall detain him and

-shall forthwith report the case to the Grovernqr of Hongkong, who shall

-either by warrant (if the circumstances of the case appear to him to

make it expedient) cause the person so deported to be taken to England,

and in the meantime to be detained in custody (so that the period of

such detention do not exceed three months), or else shall discharge him

ffrom custody.

Appeal and Reserved Case. ,

85. —(1) Where a person is convicted of any offence before

-Court— reserved case.

(а) If he considers the conviction erroneous in law, then, on his

application, within the prescribed time (unless it appears

merely frivolous, when it may be refused); or

(б) If the Judge thinks fit to reserve for consideration of the full

Supreme Court any question of law arising on the trial;

the Judge shall state a case, setting out the - facts and the grounds of the

conviction, and the question of law, and send or deliver it to the

Registrar of the Supreme Court.

86. —(1) Where a case is stated under the last preceding Arti

the Court, before whom the trial was had, shall, as it thinks fit, either ca8e8tat

•postpone

ment, and either committhetheconviction,

judgment on or respiteto prison,

person convicted executionor take

of thesecurity

judg-

for him to appear and receive judgment, or to deliver himself for

execution of the judgment (as the case may require) at an appointed

time and place.

(2) The full Supreme Court, sitting without a jury or assessors,

ehall hear and determine the matter, and thereupon shall reverse, affirm,

-or amend the judgment given, or set it aside, and order an entry to be

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made in the Minutes that in the judgment of the Supreme Court the

person ought not to have been convicted, or order judgment to be given

at a subsequent pitting of the Provincial Court, or order a new trial, or

make such other order as the Supreme Court thinks just, and shall also

give all necessary and proper consequential directions.

(8) The judgment of the full Court shall be delivered in open

Court, after the public hearing of any argument offered on behalf of the

prosecutor or of the person convicted.

(4) Before delivering judgment, the full Court may, if necessary,

cause tiie case to be amended by the Provincial Court.

(5) The full Court shall not annul a conviction or sentence, or vary

a'sentence, or order a new trial on the ground—

(a) Of any objection which, if stated during the trial, might, in the

Opinion of the -Supreme Court, have been properly met by

amendment at the, trial; or

(b) Of any error in the summoning of assessors,; or

(c) Of any person having served as assessor who was not qualified; or

(d) Of any objection to any person as assessor which might have-

been raised before or at the trial; or

CeJ Of any informality in the swearing of any witness ; or

C f) Of any error or omission in the charge, or any informality in

procedure which, in the opinion of the Supreme Court, did not

affect the substance of the case or subject the convicted person

7 to any undue prejudice.

Appeal

Pmy council. King in Councilshall

to S' - There frombeanodecision

appeal ofin the

a criminal

Supremecase to except

Court, His Majesty the

by special

leave of His Majesty in Council.

Fugitive Offenders.

Fugitive Removal

offenders. 88. TheAct,Fugitive Offenders

1884, shall apply Act, 1881,and

to China andCorea,

the Colonial Prisoners

as if those places

were a British possession and part of His Majesty’s dominions.

Subject as follows :—

(a) His Majesty’s Minister in China or Corea, as the case may

require, is hereby substituted for the Governor or Government

of a British possession ; and

(b) The Supreme Court is hereby substituted for a Superior Court

of a British possession.

(c) The Supreme Court and each Provincial Court is substituted

for a Magistrate of any part of His Majesty’s dominions.

(d) For the purposes of Part II. of the said Act of 1881, and of this

Article in relation thereto, China, Corea, Weihaiwei and Hong-

kong shall be deemed to be one group of British possessions.

1Y.—Civil Mattees.

General 89. Subject to the provisions of this Order, the civil jurisdiction of

ST

jurisdiction, every Court acting

be exercised on the under this of,

principles Order

andshall, as far as with,

in conformity circumstances admit,

English law for

the time being in force.

Procedure,

in” tr0byb6eed' action,

taken

actioD

• and^notEvery civil and

otherwise, proceeding in the Court

shall be designated shall be taken by

an action.

- (^) For the purposes of any statutory enactment or other provision

applicable under this Order to any civil proceeding in the Court, an

 H.B.M. SUBJECTS IN CHINA AND COEEA 85

action under this Order shall comprise and be equivalent to a suit, cause,

or petition, or to any civil proceeding, howsoever required by any such

enactment or provision to be instituted or carried on.

91. —(1) Every action shall commence by a summons issued from t

Court, on the application of the plaintiff, and served on the defendant (in “‘™otnof

this Order referred to as an original summoris) ; but notwithstanding

this provision, proceedings may be taken in and applications may be

made to the Court in particular classes of cases, in such manner as may

be prescribed by Rules of Court, or, where such manner is not so pre-

scribed, in such maimer as like proceedings and applications are taken

and made in England.

92. —(1) Subject to. the provisions of this Order, every action in t

Supreme Court which involves the amount or value of =£150 or upwards Q *1 ^reme

shall, on the demand of either party in writing, filed in the Court seven 0 r

days before the day appointed for the hearing, be heard with a jury.

(2) Any other suit may, on the suggestion of any party, at any

stage, be heard with a jury, if the Court thinks fit.

(3) Any suit may be heard with a jury if the Court, of its own

motion, at any stage, thinks fit.

93. —(1) The Supreme Court may, if it thinks fit, hear any actio

With assessors. assessors.

(2) A Provincial Court shall (subject to the provisions of this

Order) hear with assessors every action which involves the amount or

value of <£150 or upwards.

(3) In all other cases a Provincial Court may, as it thinks fit, hear

the action either with or without assessors.

94. —(1) After the issue of a summons by any Court, the decisi

of that Court may be given upon a special case submitted to the Court

by the parties.

(2) Any decision of a Provincial Court may be given subject to a

case to be stated by, or under the direction of, that Court for the opinion

or direction of the Supreme Court.

95. Subject to the provisions of this Order and the Rules of Court, Coats,

the costs of and incident to all proceedings in the Court shall be in the

discretion of the Court, provided that if the action is tried with a jury

the costs shall follow the event, unless the Court shall for good cause

(to be entered in the Minutes) otherwise order.

Arbitration.

96. —(1) Any agreement in writing between any British subjects

between British subjects and foreigners to submit present or future

differences to arbitration, whether an Arbitrator is named therein or

not, may be filed in the Court by any party thereto, and, unless a con-

trary intention is expressed therein, shall be irrevocable, and shall have

the same effect as an order of the Court.

(2) Every such agreement is in this Order referred to as a submission.

(3) If any action is commenced in respect of any matter covered by

a submission, the Court, on the application of any party to the action,

may by order stay the action,

97. — (1) In any action

(a) If all parties consent, or special510

(b) If the matters in dispute consist wholly or partly of matters of Referees,

account, or require for their determination prolonged examina-

tion of documents or any scientific or local examination:

the Court may at any time refer the whole action, or any question or

issue arising therein, for inquiry and report, to the Registrar or any

special Referee,

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(2) The report of the Registrar or special Referee may be adopted

wholly or partially by the Court, and if so adopted may be enforced as a

judgment of the Court.

(3) The Court may also in any case, with the consent of both parties

to an action, or of any parties between whom any questions in the action

arise (such consent being signified by a submission) refer the action or

the portions referred to in the submission to arbitration, in such man-

ner and upon such terms as it shall think reasonable or just.

(4) In all cases of reference to a Registrar, special Referee, or

Arbitrator, under any order of the Court, the Registrar, special Referee,

or Arbitrator shall be deemed to be an officer of the Court, and shall

have such powers and authority, and shall conduct the reference or

arbitration in such manner as may be prescribed by any Rules of Court,

and subject thereto as the Court may direct.

Enforcement 98. Subject to Rules of Court, the Court shall have authority to

or award.810n enforce any the

and regulate submission, or before

proceedings any award

and made thereunder,

after the award, inandsuchto manner

control

and on such terms as the Court thinks fit.

Bankruptcy.

Bankruptcy. 99. Each Court shall, as far as circumstances admit, have, for and

within its own district, witli respect to the following classes of persons

being either resident in China or Corea, or carrying on business there,

namely, resident British subjects and their debtors and creditors, being

British subjects, or foreigners submitting to the jurisdiction of the

Court, all such jurisdiction in bankruptcy as for the time being belongs

to the High Court and the County Courts in England.

Admiralty.

Admiralty

juns ic ion. 100.—(1)

£or am | withinThe

the Supreme

limits of Court shall have

this Order, Admiralty

and over jurisdiction

vessels and persons

coming within the same.

(2) The following enactments of the Colonial Courts of Admiralty-

Act, 1890, that is to say, Section 2, Sub-sections (2) to (4) ; Sections 5 and

6; Section 16, Sub-section (3); shall apply to the Supreme Court as if

that Court were a Colonial Court of Admiralty, and as if China and

Corea were a British possession; and for the purpose of this application

the expressions “judgment” and “appeal” shall in the enactments so

applied have the same respective meanings as are assigned thereto in

Section 15 of the said Act.

Matrimonial.

Matrimonial

juris ic ion. for an101. The Supreme

q within CourtCorea,

China and shall, aswithfarrespect

as circumstances

to British admit,

subjects,have

all

such jurisdiction in matrimonial causes except the jurisdiction relative

to dissolution or nullity or jactitation of marriage, as for the time being

belongs to the High Court in England.

Lunacy.

Lunacy

-jurisdiction, have 102.—(1) The China

for and within SupremeandCourt

Corea,shall, as far toas circumstances

in relation British subjects, admit,

all

such jurisdiction relative to the custody and management of the persons

and estates of lunatics, as for the time being belongs to the Lord Chan-

cellor or other Judge or Judges in England intrusted by virtue of His

Majesty’s sign manual with the care and commitment of the custody of

the persons and estates of lunatics, and also such jurisdiction as may be

 H.B.M. SUBJECTS IN CHINA AND COEEA 87

exercised in England'by a judicial authority under the provisions of the

Lunacy Act, 1890, or any Act amending the same.

(2) A Provincial Court shall, as far as circumstances permit, have

in relation to British subjects, such jurisdiction relative to the custody

and management of the persons and estates of lunatics as for the time

being may be prescribed by Rules of Court, and until such Rules are

made, and so far as such Rules do not apply, as may be exercised in

England by a judicial authority and by the Masters in Lunacy under the

provisions of the Lunacy Act, 1890, or any Act amending the same.

(3) In any such case the Provincial Court may, of its own motion,

or on the application of any person interested, take or authorise such

steps as to the Court may seem necessary or expedient for the p erson and

property of any person appearing to the Court to be a lunatic, and may

from time to time revoke, or vary, or supplement any order or proceeding

taken in the matter.

(1) Subject to the provisions of this Article and to any Rules of

Court, a Provincial Court shall not proceed in any such matter except

under and according to the directions of the Supreme Court.

(5) Sections 5 to 7 of the Lunatics Removal (India) Act, 1851 (14

and 15 Viet., cap. 81), shall apply to China and Corea, with the sub-

stitution of “the Supreme Court” for “the Supreme Court of Judicature

at any of the Presidencies of India.” Provided that the jurisdiction of

the Supreme Court under those sections may be exercised in and for

Corea by the Provincial Court at Seoul.

Probate and Administration.

103. All real or immovable property situate in China or Corea, and Real property

belonging at the time of his death to any British subject dying after the toerds"alve a9

commencement of this Order, shall be deemed to be personal estate, and esTateT

the devolution thereof, in case of intestacy, shall be regulated according

to the law of England for the time being relating to personal estate.

104. —(1) The Supreme Court shall, as far as circumstances adm

have, for and within China and Corea, with respect to the wills and the of Courts,

property in China and Corea of deceased British subjects, all such

jurisdiction as for the time being belongs to the High Court in England.

(2) A Provincial Court shall have power to grant probate or letters

of administration where there is no contention respecting the right to

the grant.

(3) Probate or administration granted by a Court under this Order

shall have effect over all the property of the deceased within China or

Corea, and shall effectually discharge persons dealing with an executor or

administrator thereunder, notwithstanding that any defect afterwards

appears in the grant.

105. Section 51 of the Conveyancing (Scotland) Act, 1874, and any Enactment

enactment for the time being in force amending or substituted for the aPPlied-

same, are hereby extended to China and Corea with the adaptation follow-

ing, namely:—

S The Supreme Court is hereby substituted for a Court of Probate in

a Colony.

106. —(1) Where a Court of Probate in the United Kingdom o

any British Possession to which the Colonial Probates Act, 1892, for the colonial01

time being extends, has granted probate or letters of administration or probate, &c,

confirmation in respect of the estate of a deceased person, the probate

letters or confirmation so granted may, on being produced to, and a

copy thereof deposited with, the Supreme Court, be sealed with the seal

of that Court, and thereupon shall be of the like force and effect and

have the same operation as if granted by that Court.

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(2) Provided that the Supreme Court shall, before sealing any

probate letters or confirmation under this section, be satisfied either

that all probate or estate duty has been paid in respect of so much of

the estate, situated in China or Corea as is liable to such duty, or that

security has been given in a sum sufficient to cover the property (if any)

in China or Corea, and may require such evidence, if any, as it thinks

fit as to the domicile ot.the deceased person.

(3) The Supreme Court may, also, if it thinks fit, on the applica-

tion of any creditor, require before sealing that adequate security be

given for the payment of debts due from the estate to creditors residing

in China or Corea.

(4) For the purposes of this Article, a duplicate of any probate,

letters of administration, or confirmation sealed -with the seal of the

Court granting the same, or a copy thereof certified as correct by or

under the authority of the Court granting the same, shall have the same

effect as the original.

■Cproperty

ustody ofof 107. —

intestate. where, intestate, then, until administration is granted, his property in

China or Corea shall be vested in the Judge of the Supreme Court.

cfufe (2) The Court within whose jurisdiction any property of the de-

ceased is situated shall, where the circumstances of the case appear to the

Court so to require, forthwith on his death, or as soon after as may be,

take possession of his property within the particular jurisdiction, or put

any such property under the seal of the Gourf (in either case if the

nature of the property or other circumstances, so require, making an

inventory), and so keep it until it can be dealt with according to law.

Executor

-failing 108. If any person named executor in the will of the deceased takes

obtain to , .

.probate. possession of and administers or otherwise deals with any part of the

property of the deceased, and does not obtain probate within one month

after the death, dr after the termination of any suit or dispute respect-

ing probate or administration, he shall he guilty ol an offence and shall

be liable to a fine not exceeding £50.

■eAdministering

state without 109. If any person, other than the person named administrator or an

authority. executor or an officer of the Court, takes possession of and administers

or otherwise deals with any part of the property of a deceased British

subject, whether resident or not, he shall be deemed-guilty of a. contempt

of Court, and shall be liable to a fine not exceeding dfiSO.

Death orof 110. Where a person appointed executor in a will survives the

■efailure

xecutor. testator, but either dies without having taken probate, or, having been

called on by the Court to take probate, does not appear, his right in re-

spect of the executorship wholly ceases: and without further renuncia-

tion the representation to the testator and administration of his pro-

perty shall go and may he committed as if that person had not been

appointed executor.

Testamentary 111. —

deposited in other such subject having in his possession, or under his control, any

paper or writing of the deceased, being, or purporting to be testament-

ary, shall forthwith bring the original to the Court within whose parti-

cular jurisdiction the death happens, and deposit it there.

If any person fails to do so for fourteen days after having knowledge

of the death of the deceased, he shall be guilty of an offence and liable

to a fine not exceeding ,£50.

(2) Where it is proved that any paper of the deceased, being or

purporting to be testamentary, is in the possession or finder the Control

of a British subject, the Court may, whether a suit or proceeding

respecting probate or administration is pending or not, order him to

produce the paper and bring it into Court.

 H.B.M. SUBJECTS IN CHINA AND COREA 8£-

(3) Where it appears to the Court that there are reasonable grounds

for believing that any person has knowledge of any paper being, or

purporting to be, testamentary (although it is not shown that the paper

is iu his possession or under his control), the Court may, whether a suit

or proceeding for probate or administration is pending or not, order

that he be examined respecting it before the Court or elsewhere, and

that he do attend for that purpose, and after examination order that

he do produce the paper and deposit it in Court.

112. Where it appears to the Court that the value of the property Admimsira-

or estate of a deceased person does not exceed ,£50, the Court may, ^°efs8maU!

without any probate or letters of administration, or other formal proceeding,

pay thereout any debts or charges, and pay, remit, or deliver any surplus

to such persons, subject to such conditions (if any) as the Court thinks

proper, and shall not be liable to any action, suit, or proceedings in

respect of anything, done under this Article. Provided that a Provincial

Court shall not exercise the powers of this Article except with the

approval of the Supreme Court. Every proceeding of the Court under

this Article shall be recorded in the Minutes.

Appeals and. Rehearings.

113. —(1) Where an action in a Provincial Court involves the amou

for value of £25 or upwards, any party aggrieved by any decision of that cook."**

Court, with or without assessors, in the action shall have the right to

appeal to the Supreme Court against the same, on such terms and

conditions as may be prescribed by Rules of Court.

(2) In any other case, the Provincial Court may, if it seems just and

expedient, give leave to appeal oh like terms.

(3) In any case the Supreme Court may give leave to appeal 'on

such terms as seem just.

114. —(1) The Supreme Court may, if it thinks fit, on the applicat

of any party or of its own motion, order a rehearing of an action, or of an court" 6

appeal, or of any arguments oh a verdict or on any other question of

law.

(2) The provisions of this Order respecting a hearing with a jury

or assessors shall extend to a rehearihg of an action.

(3) The Supreme Court may, if it thinks fit, direct any rehearing to

be before the full Court.

(4) If the party applying for a rehearing has by any order been

ordered to pay money or do any other thing, the .Court may direct either

that the order be carried into execution, or that the execution thereof be

suspended pending the rehearing, as it thinks fit.

(5) If the Court directs the order to be carried into execution, the

party in whose favour it is given shall before the execution give security

to the satisfaction of the Court for the performance of such order as

shall be made on the rehearing.

\6) If the Court directs the execution of the order to he suspended,

the party against whom it is given shall, before an order for suspension

is given, give security to the satisfaction of the Judge for performance of

such order as shall be made on the rehearing.

(7) An application for a rehearing shall be made within the pre-

scribed time.

Appeals to His Majesty in Council.

115.—(1) Where a final judgment or order of the Supreme Court Appeal to

made in a civil action involves the amount or value of £500 or upwards, PrivJ c*01111051-

any party aggrieved thereby may, within the prescribed time, or, if no

<90 ORDERS IN COUNCIL

time is prescribed, within fifteen days after the same is made or given,

apply by motion to the Supreme Court for leave to appeal to His Majesty

the King in Council.

(2) The applicant shall give security to the satisfaction of the Court

to an amount not exceeding S2500 for prosecution of the appeal, and for

such costs in the event of the dismissal of the appeal for want of pro-

secution as the Supreme Court may award, and for payment of all such

costs as may be awarded to any respondent by His Majesty in Council,

or by the Lords of the Judicial Committee of His Majesty’s Privy

Council.

(3) He shall also pay into the Supreme Court a sum estimated by

that Court to be the amount of the expense of the making up and trans-

mission to England of the transcript of the record.

(4) If security and payment are so given and made within two

months from the filing of the motion-paper for leave to appeal, then, and

not otherwise, the Supreme Court shall give leave to appeal, and the

appellant shall be at liberty to prefer and prosecute Ins appeal to His

Majesty in Council according to the rules for the time being in force

respecting appeals to His Majesty in Council from his Colonies, or such

other rules as His Majesty in Council from time to time thinks

fit to make concerning appeals from the Supreme Court.

(5) In any case the Supreme Court, if it considers it just or expedient

to do so, may give leave to appeal on the terms and in the manner

aforesaid.

Execution

en S 116.—(1) Where leave to appeal to His Majesty in Council is

aa pea° applied

' SupremeforCourtby ashall

person

directordered to paythemoney

either that or do anyfrom

order appealed otherbeact, the

carried

into execution, or that the execution thereof be suspended pending the

appeal, as the Court thinks just.

(2) If the Court directs the order to be carried into execution, the

person in whose favour it is made shall, before the execution of it, give

security to the satisfaction of the Court for performance of such order

as His Majesty in Council may think fit to make.

(3) If the Court directs the execution of the order to be suspended

the party against whom it is given shall, before an order for suspension

is made, give security to the satisfaction of the Court,for performance of

such order as His Majesty in Council may think fit to make.

Appeal leave.

special by t any117.time, ThisonOrder shall notpetition

the humble affect the

of aright

personof aggrieved

His Majestyby ina decision

Council

a

of the Supreme Court, to admit his appeal thereon on such terms and in

such manner as His Majesty in Council may think fit, and to deal with

the decision appealed from in such manner as may be just.

Y.—Procedure, Criminal and Civil.

118. —

shall be drawn up, and shall be signed by the Judge before whom the

proceedings are taken, and shall, where the trial is held with assessors,

be open for their inspection and for their signature if concurred in by

them.

(2) These Minutes, with the depositions of witnesses, and the notes

of evidence taken at the hearing or trial by the J udge, shall be preserved

in the public office of the Court.

119. The Judge of the Supreme Court may make Pules of Court—

(a) For regulating the pleading practice and procedure in the Courts

established under this Order with respect to all matters within

the jurisdiction of the respective Courts;

 H.B.M. SUBJECTS IN CHINA AND COEEA 91

(6) For regulating tbe means by which particular facts may be

proved in the said Courts;

(c) For prescribing any forms to be used;

(d) For prescribing or regulating the duties of tbe officers of the

said Courts;

(e) For prescribing scales of costs and regulating any matters in

connection therewith ;

(/) For prescribing and enforcing the fees to be taken in respect

of any proceedings under this Order, not exceeding, as regards

any matters provided for by the Consular Salaries and Fees Act,

1891, fees fixed and allowed from time to time by any Order in

Council made under that Act;

(g) For prescribing the allowances to be made in criminal cases to

complainants, witnesses, jurors, assessors, interpreters, medical

practitioners, and other persons employed in the administration

of Justice and the conditions upon which an order may be made

by the Court for such allowances;

(h) For taking and transmitting depositions of witnesses for use at

trials in a British possession or in the United Kingdom;

(i) For regulating the mode in which legal practitioners are to be

admitted to practise as such, and for withdrawing or suspending

the right to practise on grounds of misconduct, subject to a

right of appeal to His Majesty in Council.

Where under any Act of Parliament which is applicable to China

and Corea, Rules may or are required to be made in England by the Lord

Chancellor or any Judicial authority, the powers of this Article shall

include a power to make such Rules for the purposes of that Act so far

as applicable.

Rules framed under this Article shall not have effect until approved

by the Secretary of. State and, so far as they relate to fees and costs,

sanctioned by the Treasury; but in case of urgency declared in any such

Rules with the approval of His Majesty’s Minister, the same shall have

effect unless and until they are disapproved by the Secretary of State

and notification of such disapproval is recorded and published by the

Judge of the Supreme Court.

Until such rules have been made, or in relation to matters to which

they do not extend, a Court may adopt and use any procedure or forms

heretofore in use in the Consular Courts in China or Corea, or any

Regulations or Rules made thereunder and in force immediately before

the commencement of this Order, with any modifications or adaptations

which may be necessary.

120.—(1) The Court may, in any case, if it thinks fit, on account of Power to

the poverty of a party, or for any other reason, to,be recorded in the payment oftb

Minutes, dispense with or remit the payment of any fee in whole Court fees,

or in part.

j (2) Payment of fees payable, under any Rules to be made in pur-

suance; of this Order, and of costs and of charges ami expenses, of

I witnesses, prosecutions, punishments, and deportations and of other

charges and expenses, and of fines respectively payable under this Order,

may be enforced under order of the Court by seizure and sale of goods, and

on default of sufficient goods, by imprisonment as a civil prisoner for a term

not exceeding one month, but such imprisonment shall not operate as a

satisfaction or extinguishment of the liability.

(3) Any bill of sale or mortgage, or transfer of property made with

a view.of avoiding seizure or sale of goods or ship under any provision of

this Order, shall not be effectual to defeat the provisions of this Order.

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Appearance. 121;—(1) Every person doing an act or taking a proceeding in the

Court as plaintiff in a civil case, or as making a criminal charge against

another person, or otherwise, shall do so in his own name and not other-

wise, and either—

(a) By himself; or

( b) By a legal practitioner; or

(c) By his attorney or agent thereunto lawfully authorized in

writing and approved by the Court.

(2) Where the act is done or proceeding taken by an attorney or by

an agent (other than a legal practitioner), the power of attorney, or

instrument authorizing the agent, or an authenticated copy thereof, shall

be first filed in the Court.

(3) Where the authority has reference only to the particular pro-

ceeding, the original document shall be filed.

(4) Where the authority is general, or has reference to other matters

in which the attorney or agent is empowered to act, an authenticated

copy of the document may be filed.

(5) Any person doing any act or taking any proceeding in the Court

in the name or on behalf of another person, not "being lawfully authorized

thereunto, and knowing himself not to be so authorized, is guilty of a

witnesses. contempt of Court.

p22.—(1) In any case, criminal or civil, and at any stage thereof,

the Court either of its own motion or on the application of any party,

may summon a British subject to attend to-give evidence, or to produce

documents, or to be examined ; but a Provincial Court shall have power

so to summon British subjects in its own district onlv.

(2) If the person summoned, having reasonable notice of the time

and place at which he is required to attend, and (in civil cases) his reason-

able expenses having been paid or tendered, fails to attend and be sworn,

and give evidence, or produce documents or submit to examination

accordingly, and does not excuse his failure to the satisfaction of the

Court, he shall be guilty of an offence against this Order.

(3) Persons of Chinese, Corean, or other Asiatic origin or nationality

shall be deemed to be persons allowed by law to affirm or declare instead

of swearing.

(4) Any person appearing before the Court to give evidence in any

case, civil or criminal, may be examined or give evidence in the form or with

the ceremony that he declares to be-binding on his conscience.

(5) If in any case, civil or criminal, a British subject wilfully gives

false evidence in the Court, or on a reference, he shall be deemed guilty

of wilful and corrupt perjury.

of'accused 6

.persons. . I'23- Whenever

or imprisonment or under

by waythisof Order any person

deportation or forisanyto be taken

other for trialto

purpose,

the Supreme Court or elsewhere in China or Corea, or to Hongkong,

England, or elsewhere, the Court or other authority by this Order

authorized to cause him to be so taken, may for that purpose (if neces-

sary) cause him to be embarked on board one of His Majesty’s ships of

war, or if there is no such ship available, then on board any British or

other fit ship, at any port or place whether within or beyond the parti-

cular jurisdiction or district of that Court or authority, and in order to

such embarkment may (if necessary) cause him to be taken, in custody

or otherwise, by land or by water, from any place to the port or place of

embarkment.

The writ, order, or warrant of the Court, by virtue whereof any

person is to be so taken, shall be sufficient authority to every constable,

officer, or other person acting thereunder, and to the commander or

master of any ship of war, or other ship (whether the constable, officer.

 H.B.M. SUBJECTS IN CHINA AND COREA 93

or other person, or the ship or the commander or master thereof, is

named therein or not), to receive, detain, take, and deliver up sueh

person, according to the writ, .order, or warrant.

Where the writ, order, or warrant is executed under the immediate

■direction of the Court or authority issuing it, the writ, order or warrant

shall be delivered to the ctmstable, officer, or other person acting there-

under, and a duplicate thereof shair be delivered to the commander or

master of any ship in which the person to whom the writ, order, or

warrant relates is embarked.

Where the writ, order, or warrant issues from the Supreme Court,

and is executed by a Provincial Court, a copy thereof certified under the

seal of the Court executing the same shall be delivered to the constable,

officer, or other person acting thereunder, and to the commander or

master of any ship in which the person taken is embarked; and any such

copy shall be for all purposes conclusive evidence of the order of which

it purports to be a copy.

124. Subject to the other provisions of this Order, all expenses of Expenses of

removal of prisoners and others from or to any place in China or Corea, removal*

or from or to Hongkong, and the expenses of deportation and of the

sending of any person to England, shall be defrayed in such manner as

the Secretary of State from time to time directs.

Any master of a British ship when required shall be bound to take

•such persons for a reasonable remuneration, to be determined by a

Judge of the Supreme Court, and in case of non-compliance shall be

liable to a penalty not exceeding =£50.

125. The following Acts, namely:— Applicationot

The Foreign Tribunals Evidence Act, 1856 ; toeWdcn^

The Evidence by Commission Act, 1859 ;

The Evidence by Commission Act, 1885 ;

or so much thereof as is for the time being in force, and any enactment

for the time being in force amending or substituted for the same, are

liereby extended to China and Corea, with the adaptation following,

namely

In the said Acts the Supreme Court is hereby substituted for a

Supreme Court in a Colony.

126. The following Acts, namely :— The following

The British Law Ascertainment Act, 1859 ; Acts, namely.

The Foreign Law Ascertainment Act, 1861 ;

or so much thereof as is for the time being in force, and any enactment

for the time being in force amending or substituted for the same, are

hereby extended to China and Corea, with the adaptation following,

namely:—

In the said Acts the Supreme Court is hereby substituted for a

Superior Court in a Colony.

127. The Public Authorities Protection Act, 1893, shall extend and protection of

apply to China and Corea, as if China and Corea were therein mentioned public offieew.

-in place of the United Kingdom, and as if this Order and any other Order

Telating to China or Corea, and any Regulations or Rules made under

any sueh Order were therein referred to, in addition to any Act of

Parliament.

128. The Supreme Court may, if it thinks fit, order that a Com- Evidence by

mission do issue for examination of witnesses at any place out of China

and Corea on oath, by interrogatories or otherwise, and may by order

give such directions touching the time, place, and manner of the examina-

tion, or anything connected therewith, as to the Court appear reasonable

and just.

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VI.—Mortgages and Bills of Sale.

Mortgages.

ofRegistration

mortgages. 129. A. deed or other instrument of mortgage, legal or equitable, of

lands or houses in China or Corea, executed by a British subject, may

be registered at any time after its execution at the Consulate of the

Consular district wherein the property mortgaged is situate.

130. Registration is made as follows :—The original and a copy of

the deed or other instrument of mortgage, and an affidavit verifying the

execution and place of execution thereof, and verifying the copy, are

Time for brought into the Consulate and the copy and affidavit are left there.

registration. 131. If a deed or other instrument of mortgage is not registered at

the Consulate aforesaid within the respective time following, namely:—

(1) Within fourteen days after its execution, where it is executed in

the Consular district wherein the property mortgaged is situate ;

(2) Within two months after its execution, where it is executed in

China or Corea, elsewhere than in that Consular district, or in

Weihaiwei or Hongkong;

(3) Within six months after its execution, where it is executed else-

where than in China, Corea, Weihaiwei or Hongkong ;

then, and in every such case, the mortgage debt secured by the deed or

other instrument and the' interest thereon shall not have priority over

judgment or simple contract debts contracted before the registration of

that deed or other instrument.

Priority. 132. Registered deeds or other instruments of mortgage, legal or

equitable, of the same lands or houses have, as among themselves,,

priority in order of registration.

Rnles forof

indexes 133. His Majesty’s Minister may, with the approval of the Secretary

mortgagee. of State, make Rules for prescribing and regulating the making and

keeping of indexes, and of a general index, to the register of mortgages,

and searches in those indexes, and other particulars connected with the

making, keeping, and using of those registers and indexes, and for

authorizing and regulating the unregistering of any deed or other

instrument of mortgage, or the registering of any release or satisfaction

in respect thereof.

Bill of Sale.

Toof sale

whatthisbil! 134. The provisions of this Order relating to bills of sale :—

Order applies. (1) Apply only to such bills of sale executed by British subjects as

are intended to affect chattels in China or Corea;

,(2) Do not apply to bills of sale given by sheriffs or others under

or in execution of process authorizing seizure of chattels.

135. —-(1) Every b

namely:—

(a) It must state truly the name, description, and address of the

grantor.

(b) It must state truly the consideration for which it is granted.

(c) It must have annexed thereto or written thereunder an inventory

of the chattels intended to be comprised therein.

(d) Any defeasance, condition, or declaration of trust affecting the

bill not contained in the body of the bill must be written on

the same paper as the bill.

(e) The execution of the bill must be attested by a credible witness,,

with his address and description.

(2) Otherwise, the bill is void in China and in Corea to the extent

following, but not further, that is to say •—

 SUBJECTS IN CHINA AND COREA 95

(а) In the case of failure to conform with the rule respecting

an inventory, as far as regards chattels omitted from the

inventory; and

(б) In any other case, wholly.

(3) The inventory, and any defeasance, condition, or declaration as

aforesaid, respective^, is for all purposes deemed part of the bill.

136. A bill of sale conforming, or appearing to conform, with the Time for

foregoing rules, may be registered, if it is intended to affect chattels in ^sterin»

China or Corea, at the Supreme Court or at the Consulate of the

Consular district wherein the chattels are, within the respective time

■following and not afterwards, namely:—

(1) Within fourteen days after its execution, where it is executed

in the Consular district wherein the chattels are;

(2) Within two months after its execution, where it is executed in

China or in Corea elsewhere than in that Consular district, or

in Weihaiuei or Hongkong;

(3) Within six months after its execution, where it is executed else-

where than in China, Corea, Weihaiwei, or Hongkong.

137. Registration is made as follows:—The original and a copy of Mode of

the bill of sale, and an affidavit verifying the execution, and the time (J®^stennpr

and place of execution, and the attestation thereof, and verifying the

copy, are brought into the proper office of the Court or the Consulate;

and the copy and affidavit are left there.

138. If a bill of sale is not registered at a place and within the time Penalty for

by this Order appointed and allowed for registration thereof, it is, from

and after the expiration of that time, void in China or in Corea, according

as that place is in China or in Corea, to the extent following, but not

further, that is to say:—

(1) As against trustees or assignees of the estate of the grantor, in

or under bankruptcy, liquidation, or assignment for the benefit

of creditors; and

(2) As against all sheriffs and others seizing chattels under process

of any Court, and any person on whose behalf the seizure is

made; but only

{3) As regards the property in, or right to, the possession of such

chattels comprised in the bill as, at or after the filing of the

petition for bankruptcy or liquidation, or the execution of the

assignment, or the seizure, are in the grantor’s possession, or

apparent possession.

139. Registered bills of sale affecting the same chattels have as priority,

among themselves priority in order of registration.

140. Chattels comprised in a registered bill of sale ai-e not in the Effect of bin

possession, order, or disposition of the grantor within the law of bank-

ruptcy.

141. If in any case there is an unregistered bill of sale, and within subsequent

or on the expiration of the time by this Order allowed for registration

thereof, a subsequent bill of sale is granted affecting the same or some

of the same chattels, for the same or part of the same debt, then the

•subsequent bill is, to the extent to which it comprises the same chattels

and is for the same debt absolutely void, unless the Court is satisfied that

the subsequent bill is granted in good faith for the purpose of correcting

some material error in the prior bill, and not for the purpose of unlawfully

evading the operation of this Order.

142. The registration of a bill of sale must be renewed once at least Time for

every five years. renewal

143. Renewal of registration is made as follows:—An affidavit stating Mode of

the date of and parties to the bill of sale, and the date of the original renewal-

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registration, and of the last renewal, and that the bill is still a subsisting:

security, is brought in to the proper office of the Court or the Consulate-

of original registration, and is left there.

144. If the registration of a hill of sale is not so renewed in any

period of five years, then on and from the expiration of that period the hill

is deemed to he unregistered.

Application

to subsisting 145. The provisions of this Order relating to renewal apply to hills-

bills. of sale registered under the Orders in Council repealed by this Order.

Transfer

bills. of 146. A transfer or assignment of a registered hill of sale need not

he registered ; and renewal of registration is not necessary by reason only

Kxpiration of of such a transfer or assignment.

147. Where the time for registration or renewal of registration of a

Sunday. bill of sale expires oh a Sunday, or other day on which the office for

registration is closed, the registration or renewal is valid if made on the

Failure tomay first subsequent day on which the office is open.

register 148. If in any case the Court is satisfied that failure to register or

be rectified. to renew the registration of a hill of sale in due time, or any omission or

mis-statement connected with registration or renewal, was accidental or

inadvertent, the Court may, if it thinks fit, order the failure, omission, or

mis-statement to be rectified in such manner and on such terms, if any,

respecting security, notice by advertisement or otherwise, or any other

Bills matter, as the Court thinks fit.

beforeexecuted

Order this

comes

149. The provisions of this Order apply to a bill of sale executed

before the commencement of this Order.

Rules for 150. The power conferred on the Judge of the Supreme Court by

this Order of framing Rules from time to time extends to the framing of

Rules for prescribing and regulating the making and keeping of indexes,

and of a general index, to the registers of bills of sale and searches in

those indexes, and other particulars connected with the making, keeping,

and using of those registers and indexes, and for authorizing and regulating:

the unregistering of any hill of sale, or the registering of any release or

satisfaction in respect thereof.

VII.—Foreign Subjects and Tribunals.

A ctions

and by

against 151. —(1) Where a fore

foreigners. the Court an action against a British subject, or a British subject desires

to institute or take in the Court an action against a foreigner, the Court

shall entertain the same, and shall hear and determine1 it, according to

the ordinary course of the Court.

(2) Provided that the foreigner, if so required by the Court, first obtains

and files in the Court the consent in writing of the competent authority

on behalf of his own nation to his submitting, and does submit, to the

jurisdiction of the Court, and, if required by the Court, give security to

the satisfaction of the Court, and to such reasonable amount as the Court

thinks fit, by deposit or otherwise, to pay fees, damages, costs, and expenses,

and abide by and perform such decision as shall be given by the Court

or on appeal.

(3) A cross-action or counter-claim shall not be brought in the

Court against a plaintiff, being a foreigner.

(4) Where a foreigner obtains in the Court an order against a

defendant being a British subject, and in another suit that defendant is

plaintiff and the foreigner is defendant, the Court may, if it thinks fit, on

the application of the British subject, stay the enforcement of the order

pending that other suit, and may set off any amount ordered to be paid

by one party in one suit against any amount ordered to be paid by the

other party in the other suit.

 H.B.M. SUBJECTS IN CHINA AND COEEA 97

(5) Where a plaintiff, being a foreigner, obtains an order in the

Court against two or more defendants being British subjects jointly, and

in another action one of them is plaintiff and the foreigner is defendant

the Court may, if it thinks fit, on the application of the British subject,

stay the enforcement of the order pending that other action, and may set

off any amount ordered to be paid by one party in one action against any

amount ordered to be paid by the other party in the other action, without

prejudice to the right of the British subject to require contribution from

his co-defendants under the joint liability.

(6) Where a foreigner is co-plaintiff in a suit with a British subject

who is within the particular jurisdiction, it shall not be necessary for the

foreigner to give security for costs, unless the Court so directs, but the

co-plaintiff British subject shall be responsible for all fees and costs.

152. —(1) Where it is proved that the attendance1 within th

cular jurisdiction of a British subject to give .evidence, or for any other Subject*

purpose connected with the administration of justice, is required in a Q^reeseorr

Court of China or Corea, or before a Chinese or Corean judicial officer, or foreign! °

in a Court or before a judicial officer of a State in amity with His Tribune-

Majesty, the Court may, if it thinks fit, in a case and in circumstances

in which the Court would require his attendance before the Court, order

that he do attend in such Court, or before such judicial officer, and for

such purpose as aforesaid.

(2) A Provincial Court, however, cannot so order attendance at any

place beyond its particular jurisdiction.

(3) If the person ordered to attend, having reasonable notice of the

time and place at which he is required to attend, fails to attend accord-

ingly, and does not excuse his failure to the satisfaction of the Court,

he shall (independently of any other liability) be guilty of an ofi'ence

against this Order.

153. When a British subject, invokes or submits to the jurisdiction Actions by

of a Chinese, Corean, or foreign Tribunal, and engages in writing to

abide by the decision of that Tribunal, or to pay any fees or expenses foreign Chinese or0,in t

ordered by such Tribunal to be paid by him, the Supreme Court, or any "' '

Provincial Court may, on,such evidence as it thinks fit to require,

enforce payment of such fees and expenses in the same manner as if they

were fees payable in a proceeding by such person in that Court, and shall

pay over or account for the same when. levied to the proper Chinese,

Corean, or foreign authority, as the Court may direct.

154. —(1) The Supreme Court may upon the applicatio

British subject or foreigner who has obtained a judgment or order for the P0^6^11^3

recovery or payment of money in a foreign Court in China or Corea foreign judgmentCourt of

against a person subject to the jurisdiction of that Court, and upon a -

certificate by the proper officer of the foreign Court that such judgment

has been recovered or order made (specifying the amount), and that it is

still unsatisfied, and that a British subject is alleged , to be indebted to

such debtor and is within the jurisdiction, order that all debts owing or

accruing from such British subject (hereinafter palled the garnishee) to

such debtor shall b > attached to answer the judgment or. order ; and by

the same or a subsequent order, may order the garnishee to pay his debt

or so much as may be sufficient to satisfy the. judgment pr order of the

foreign Court.

(2) The proceedings for the‘ summoning of the garnishee,, for the

ascertainment of his liability, and for the payment of money ordered by

the Court to be paid, and all matters for giving effect to this Article, may

be regulated by Rules of Court.

(3) An order shall not be made under .this Article unless the. Court

is satisfied that the* foreign Court is authorized to exercise 'similar, power

 ORDERS IN' COUNCIL

in the case of a debt due from a pefsdu subject to tne jurisdiction of that

Court to a British subject against whom a judgment has been obtained in

a Court established under this Order.

VIII.—Regulations.

1-55. His Majesty VMinisters in China and Corea shall have power

collectively with respect to China and Corea or any parts thereof, or

severally With respect to China or Corea, Or any parts thereof as the case

may be, to make Regulations (to be called King’s Regulations) for the

following purposes, that is to say:—

(a) For the peace, order, and good government of British subjects

in relation to matters not provided for by this Order, and to

matters intended by this Order to be prescribed by Regulation.

(b) For securing the observance of any Treaty for the time being in

force relating to any place or of any native or local law or custom

whether relating to trade, commerce, revenue, or any other

matter.

(c) For regulating or preventing the importati'm or exportation in

British ships or by British subjects of arms or munitions of war,

or any parts or ingredients thereof, and for giving effect to any

Treaty relating to the importation or exportation of the same.

(d) For requiring returns to be made of the nature, quantity, and

value of articles exported from or imported into his district,

any part thereof, by or on account of any British subject who is

subject to this Order, or in any British ship, and for prescribing

the times and manner at or in which, and the persons by whom,

such returns are to be made.

(2) Any Regulations made under this Article may provide for

forfeiture of any goods, receptacles, or things in relation to which, or to

the contents of which, any breach is committed of such Regulations, or

of any Treaty or any native or local law or custom, the observance of which

is provided for by such Regulations.

(B) Any person committing a breach of any such Regulations shall,

in addition to any forfeiture prescribed thereby, be liable, on conviction,

to imprisonment, for a period not exceeding three months, or to a fine, or

to both.

(4) Any fine imposed for a breach of Regulations shall not exceed

£50: Provided that where the breach is of any Regulation relating to

customs law, or to the importation or exportation of any goods, the fine

may extend to a sum equivalent to treble the value of the goods in relation

Municipal to which

.Regulations. the breach is committed.

156. His Majesty’s Ministers in China and Corea respectively, in

the exercise of the powers aforesaid, may, if they think fit, join with the

Ministers of any foreign Powers in amity with His Majesty in making or

adopting Regulations for the municipal government of any foreign con-

cession or settlement in China or Corea as the case may be ; and as regards

British subjects, such joint Regulations shall be as valid and binding as

if they related to British subjects only.

Approval of

Regulations. 157. —(a) Regulations

have effect as respects British subjects unless and until they are approved

Dy His Majesty the King, that approval being signified through the

Secretary of State—save that, in case of urgency declared in any such

Regulations, the same shall take effect before that approval, and shall

continue to have effect unless and until they are disapproved by His

Majesty the King, and until notification of that disapproval has been

received and published by His Majesty’s Minister in China or Corea as

the case may be.

 H.B.M. SUBJECTS IN CHINA AND COREA

(£>) Any Regulations when so approved, and published as provided

by this Order, shall have effect as if contained in this Order.

158. —(1) All Regulations approved under Publication of w

this Order,

ing penalties or not, shall be printed, and a printed copy thereof shall be Regulations.

affixed, and be at all times kept exhibited conspicuously, in the public office

of each Consulate in China and Corea.

(2) Printed copies of the Regulations shall be kept on sale at such

reasonable price as His Majesty’s Minister from time to time directs.

(3) A printed copy of any Regulations purporting to be made under

this Order, and to be certified under the hand of His Majesty’s Minister

in China or Corea, or under the hand and Consular seal of one of His

Majesty’s Consular officers in China and Corea, shall be conclusive evidence

of the due making of such Regulations.

159. The respective powers aforesaid extend to the making of

Regulations for the governance, visitation, care, and superintendence of Regulations.

prisons in China or in Corea, for the removal of prisoners from one prison

to another, and for the infliction of corporal or other punishment on

prisoners committing offences against the rules or discipline of a prison ;

but the provisions of this Order respecting penalties, and respecting the

printing, affixing, exhibiting, and sale of Regulations, and the mode of

trial of charges of offences against Regulations, do not apply to Regula-

tions respecting prisons and offences of prisoners.

IX.—Miscellaneous.

160. Nothing in this Order shall deprive the Court of the right to Customs may

observe, and to enforce the observance of, or shall deprive any person of be observed.

the benefit of, any reasonable custom existing in China or Corea, unless

this Order contains some express and specific provision incompatible with

the observance thereof.

161. Nothing in this Order shall prevent any Consular officer in Customary

China or Corea from doing anything which His Majesty’s Consuls in the Consular

dominions of any other State in amity with His Majesty are, for the time

being, by law, usage, or sufferance, entitled or enabled to do.

162. —(1) Every British subject residentRegistration shall, in Janu

year, register himself at the Consulate of the Consular district within ofsubjects.

British

which he is resident: Provided that—

(a) The registration of a man shall comprise the registration of his

wife, if living with him ; and

(b) The registration of the head of a family shall be deemed to com-

prise the registration of all females and minors being his rela-

tives, in whatever degree, living under the same roof with him

at the time of his registration.

(2) The Consular officer may, without fee, register any British sub-

jects being minors living in the houses of foreigners.

(3) Every British subject arriving at a place in China or Corea

where there is a Consular office, unless borne on the muster-roll of a

British ship there arriving, shall, on the expiration of one month after

arrival, be deemed, for the purposes of this article, to be resident, and

shall register himself accordingly.

(4) A person shall not be required to register himself oftener than

once in a year, reckoned from the 1st January.

(5) The Consular officer shall yearly give to each person registered

by him a certificate of registration, signed by him and sealed with his

Consular seal.

(6) The name of a wife, if her registration is comprised in her

husband’s, shall, unless in any case the Consular officer sees good reason

to the contrary, be indorsed on the husband’s certificate.

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(7) The names and descriptions of females and minors whose

registration is comprised in that of ttie head of the family shall, unless in

any case the Consular officer sees good reason to the contrary, be indorsed

on the certificate of the head of the family.

(8) It shall be lawful by King’s Regulations to require that every

person shall, on every registration of himself, pay such fee as may therein

be prescribed, not exceeding 2 dollars in China and 2 yen in Corea; and

such Regulations may provide that any such fee may either be uniform

for all persons, or may vary according to the position and circumstances

of different classes.

(9) The mode of registration may be prescribed by King’s Regula-

tions, but if no other mode is so prescribed, every person by this Order

required to register himself or herself shall, unless excused by the Con-

sular officer, attend personally for that purpose at the Consulate on each

occasion of registration.

(10) If any person fails to comply with the provisions of this Order

respecting registration, and does not excuse his failure to the satisfaction

of the Consular officer, he or she shall be guilty of an offence against

this Order, and any Court or authority may, if it thinks fit, decline to

recognize him as a British subject.

DeposiDofof

powers 163. Section 48 of the Conveyancing and Law of Property Act, 1881

attorney. (which relates to the deposit of instruments creating powers of attorney-

in the Central Office of the Supreme Court in England or Ireland), shall

apply to China and Corea with these modifications, that is to say: the

Office of the Supreme Court is substituted for the Central Office, and

Rules of Court under this order are substituted for General Rules.

164. All fees, fines, penalties, and other sums of money which, un-

payment of der the provisions of this Order or any Regulations or Rules of Court,

are stated or imposed in terms of British currency, shall, if not paid

in British gold, he paid in China in British or Mexican dollars at the

rate of exchange fixed periodically by the Treasury; in Corea, in

Japanese currency at the rate of 10 yen to the pound sterling.

The said rates of exchange shall apply to the ascertainment of the

value of any income for any purpose of qualification or of any limitation

or security, in any case where this Order or any Rule or Regulation con-

tains a reference to British currency!

Accounting

fines, fees, &c.of 165. Except as in this Order otherwise provided, all fees, dues, fines,

and other receipts under this Order shall be carried to the public

account, and shall be accounted for and paid as the Secretary of State,

with the concurrence of the Treasury, directs.

166. Not later than the 31st March in each year, the Judge of the

Supreme Supreme Court shall send to the Secretary of State a report on the

Court. operation of this Order up to the 31st December of the preceding year,

showing for the then last twelve months the number and nature of the

proceedings, criminal and civil, taken in the Court under this Order,

and the result thereof, and the number and amount of fees received, and

containing an abstract

tion, and being in suchofform,

the registration list, ofandState

as the Secretary suchfrom

other

timeinforma-

to time

directs.

Report

Provincialby 167. Each Provincial Court shall at such time as may be fixed by

Court. Rules of Court furnish to the Supreme Court an annual report of every

case, civil and criminal, brought before it, in such form as the Supreme

Court directs.

Publication of

Order. 168. —(1) A printe

ed in a conspicuous place in each Consular office and in each Court-house.

(2) Printed copies shall be sold at such reasonable price as the

Supreme Court directs.

 H.B.M. SUBJECTS IN CHINA AND COEEA 101

(3) Judicial notice shall be taken of this Order, and of the com-

©lencenient thereof, and of the appointment of Consuls, and of' the con-

•stitution and limits of the Courts and districts, and of Consular seals

and signatures, and of any Rules tirade or in force under this Order, and

-no proof shall be required of any of such matters.

The provisions of the Evidence. Act, 1851 (14 and 15 Viet., cap. 99),

-Secs. 7 and 11, relating to the proof of judicial and other documents,

shall extend and be applied for all purposes ds if the Courts,"districts,

.and places to which this Order applies were in a British Colony.

169.—(1) The Orders in Council mentioned in the Schedule to this Repeal.

Order are hereby repealed, but this appeal shall not-—

(a) Affect the past operation of those Orders, or any of them, or

any appointment made, or any right, title, obligation, or liability

accrued, or the validity or invalidity of anything done or suffer-

ed under any of those Orders, before the making of this Order;

(b) Interfere with the institution or prosecution of any proceeding

or action, criminal or civil, in respect of any offence committed

against, or forfeiture incurred or liability accrued under or in

consequence of, any provision of any of those Orders, or any

Regulation confirmed by any such Order or made thereunder;

(c) Take away or abridge any protection or benefit given or to be

enjoyed in relation thereto.

(2) Notwithstanding the repeal of the Orders aforesaid, all Rules

and Regulations approved or confirmed by or under any Order so re-

pealed shall continue and be as if this Order had not been made; but so

that the same may be revoked, altered, or otherwise dealt with unde*

this Order, as if they had been made under this Order.

(3) Criminal or civil proceedings begun under any of the Orders re-

pealed by this Order, and pending at the time when this Order comes into

operation, shall, from and after that time, be.regulated by the.provisions of

this Order, as far as the nature and circumstances of each case admits.

(4) Lists of : jurors and assessors in force at the passing' of this

Order shall continue in force until revised and settled Under the provi-

sions of this Order.

170.-—(1) This Order shall take effect on such day not less than one Commencj-

month nor more than three months after it is first exhibited in the public order.01

•office of the Supi erne Court at Shanghai, as the Minister shall by public

notification appoint.

(2) The day on which this Order so takes effect is in this Order

referred to as the commencement of this Order.

(3) For the purposes of this Article the Judge of the Supreme Court

shall forthwith, on the receipt by him from the Minister m China of a

•certified printed copy of this Order, cause the same to be affixed and

exhibited conspicuously in that office, together with the said notification.

(4) He shall also keep the same so affixed and exhibited until the

•commencement of this Order.

(5) A copy of the said notification shall, as soon as practicable, be

■published at each of the Provincial Consulates in such manner as the

.Supreme Court may direct. /oMiTs.

102 ORDERS IN COUNCIL FOR H.B.M. SUBJECTS IN CHINA, ETC.

(6) A certified printed copy of this Order shall also be affixed and

exhibited in the public offices of the Provincial Court at Seoul, at the

same time (or as near as circumstances admit) at which it is first exhi-

bited at Shanghai.

(7) Proof shall not in any proceeding or matter be required that

the provisions of this Article have been complied with, nor shall any act

or proceeding be invalidated by any failure to comply with any of such

provisions.

(8) Where this Order confers power to make any appointment,.

Rules, or Regulations, or to do any other thing for the purposes of this

Order, that power may be exercised at any time after the passing of this-

Order, so, however, that any such appointment, Rules, or Regulations

shall not take effect before the commencement of this Order.

Short title. Council,

171. 1904.”

This Order may be cited as “The China and Corea Order in

A. W. Fitzkoy.

SCHEDULE.

Orders Repealed.

The China and Japan Order in Council, 1865.

The China and Japan Order in Council, 1877.

The China and Japan Order in Council, 1878.

The China and Japan Order in Council, 1881.

The China, Japan, and Corea Order in Council, 1884.

The China, Japan, and Corea Order in Council, 1884 (Supplemental).

The China, Japan, and Corea Order in Council, 1886.

The China, Japan, and Corea Order in Council, 1886 (Ho. 2).

The China and Japan Order in Council, 1898.

The China, Japan, and Corea (Supreme Court) Order in Council, 1899.

 'HE CHINA (AMENDMENT) ORDEH IN COUNCIL, 1914

At the Court at Buckingham Palace, the 30th day oe March, 1914

Present :—

The King’s Most Excellent Majesty

Lord President Lord Colebrooke

Viscount Knollys , Lord Emmott

! Whereas by treaty, grant, usage, sufferance, or other lawful means His Majesty

, the King has jurisdiction in China:

Now, therefore, His Majesty, by virtue and in exercise of the powers in this

i behalf by the Foreign Jurisdiction Act, 1890, or otherwise in His Majesty vested, is

I pleased, by and with the advice of His Privy Council, to order, and it is hereby

I ordered, as follows :—

ii 1. This Order may be cited as “The China (Amendment) Order in Council, 9141,”

( and shall be read as one with the China Order in Council, 1904, hereinafter referred

to as the “Principal Order,” and this Order and the China Orders in Council, 1904

| to 1913, may be cited together as the “ China Orders in Council, 1904 to 1914.”

I 2.—(1) In addition to the documents to be deposited and filed in the offhe of a

M consulate, in accordance with Article 46 of the China (Amendment) Order in

h Council, 1913, on the registration of a company in accordance with the provisions of

•i that Order, there shall be deposited and filed a list of the directors of the company

| showing in respect of each director his full name and nationality and his address.

1 (2) Every company registered under the China (Amendment) Order in Council,

1913, shall register in the month of January in every year a list of the directors of

| the company, showing in respect of each director his full name and nationality and

H his address, and shall from time to time, as may be necessary, register any altera-

| tions in such list.

(3) On every registration under sub-article (2) of this article there shall be

I payable a fee of 2s.

K 3. Where any municipal regulations or byelaws have been established for any

I foreign concession in China the Court may entertain a complaint against a British

H subject for a breach of such municipal regulations or byelaws, and may enforce

1 .compliance therewith.

1 Provided^—

(1) That the said municipal regulations or hyefaws have been accepted by

His Majesty’s Groyernment. Acceptance of the municipal regulations

or byelaws of a foreign concession by His Majesty’s Gloivenment shall

be signified by a copy thereof being exhibited and kept exhibited in

the public office of His Majesty’s consulate at such treaty port.

(2) That no punishment other in nature or greater m degree than that

provided by the Principal Order shall be imposed.

(3) That the Court is satisfied that effectual provision exists for the

punishment in the Court of the foreign Powers whose municipal

regulations or byelaws it is sought to enforce of breaches by the

subjects or citizens of that Power of the municipal regulations or

| byelaws of British concessions in China.

4. In article 21 of the China (Amendment) Order in Council, 1913, the reference

do article 13 should be read as a reference to article 19, and in article 29 the

references to articles 21 and 22 should be read as references to articles 27 and 28,

t and in article 50 the reference to article 41 should be read as a reference to article 48.

And the Right Honourable Sir Edward Grey, Baronet, K.G-., one of His

Majesty’s Principal Secretaries of State, is to give the necessary directions herein.

Almeric Fitzroy.

 THE CHINA (AMENDMENT) ORDER IN COUNCIL, 1915>

By this Order Article 3 of “The China (Amendment) Order in Council, IGIV

was repealed.

CHINA (AMENDMENT No. 2) ORDER IN COUNCIL, 1920

At the Qourt at Buckingham Palace, the 9th day of November, 1920

Present :—

The King’s Most Excellent Majesty in Council

Whereas by treaty, grant, usage, sufferance, and other lawful means, His-

Majesty the King has jurisdiction in China :

Now, therefore, His Majesty, by virtue and in exercise of the powers in that

behalf by “The Foreign Jurisdiction Act, 1890,” or otherwise, in His Majesty

vested, is pleased by and with the advice of His Privy Council to order, and it is

hereby ordered, as follows :—

1. This Order may be cited as “ The China (Amendment No. 2) Order in

Council, 1920,” and shall be read as one with “ The China Order in Council, 1904 ”

(hereafter called the “ Principal Order ”), and with any Order amending the same.

2. The words in Article 101 of the Principal Order “except the jurisdiction

relative to dissolution, or nullity, or jactitation of marriage ” are hereby repealed.

3. This Order shall take effect on the day on which it is first exhibited in the

Public Office of the Supreme Court at Shanghai.

And the Right Honourable George Nathaniel, Earl Curzon of Kedleston, one of

His Majesty’s Principal Secretaries of State, is to give the necessary directions

herein.

Almeric Fitzroy.

Rules of Court drawn up under this Order by Judge Skinner Turner were

published in the Hongkong Government Gazette on June 10th, 1921.

THE CHINA (AMENDMENT) ORDER IN COUNCIL

No. 3, 1920

At the Court at Buckingham Palace, the 21st day of December, 1920

Present :—

The King’s Most Excellent Majesty in Council

Whereas by Treaty, grant, usage, sufferance, and' other lawful means, His

Majesty the King has jurisdiction in China :

Now, therefore, His Majesty, by. virtue and in exercise of the powers in this

behalf by “TheForeign Jurisdiction Act, 1890,” or otherwise,.in His Majesty vested,

is pleased, by and with the advice of his Privy Council, to order, and it is hereby

ordered, as follows :—

1. This Order may be cited'as “ The China (Amendment) Order in Council,

No. 3, 1920,” and shall be read as one with “ The China Order in Council, 1904”

(hereinafter called'the “ Principal Order ”), and with any Order amending the same,

and the provisions of Article 170 of the Principal Order shall in particular apply to

this Order.

 THE CHINA (AMENDMENT) ORDER IN COUNCIL No 3, 1920 105

2. Every person subject to the criminal jurisdiction of the Court who has actedr

is acting, or is about to act in a manner prejudicial to the public safety,, or to the

defence, peace or security of His Majesty’s Dominions, or of any part of them,

shall be guilty of a grave offence against the Principal Order, and.may, in addition

to, or in lieu of, any other punishment,, be ordered to give security for good

behaviour or to be deported.

3. Every person subject to the criminal jurisdiction of the Court who prints,

publishes, or offers for sale any printed or written newspaper or other publication

•containing seditious matter,; or has in his possession with intent to publish or dis-

tribute any such newspaper or Other publication, shall be guilty of a grave offence

against the Principal Order, and may, in addition to, or in lieu of, any other

punishment, be ordered to give security for good behaviour or to ‘be deported.

4. In addition and without prejudice to any powers which the Court may

possess to order the exclusion of the public from any proceedings, if, in the course

of the trial of a person for an offence under this Order, application 's made by the

droseeutor, in the interests of national safety, that all or any portion of the public

should be excluded during any .part Qf rthe hearing, the Court may make An order to

that effect, but the passing of sentence shall in any case'take place in public;—

: 5. Article 2 (1) of “The China and Corea (Amendment) Order in Council,

1909,” and the whole of “The China (War Powers) Order in Council, 1917,” are

hereby repealed, but this repeal shall not (a) affect the past operation thereof or

) any right, title, obligation or liability thereunder; or (b) interfere with the institu-

1; tion or prosecution of any legal proceeding thereunder.

6. This order is in substitution for “ The China (Amendment) Order in Coun-

| cil, 1920,” which has not taken effect and is hereby revoked.

And the Eight Honourable George Nathaniel, Earl Curzon of Kedleston, K.G.,

[ &c., one of His Majesty’s Principal Secretaries of State, is to give the necessary

directions herein.

Almeric Fitzrot,

THE CHINA (AMENDMENT) ORDER IN COUNCIL, 1921

At the Court at Buckingham Palace, the 13th day op December, 1921

Present:

The King’s Most Excellent Majesty

Earl of Lytton Sir Frederick Ponsonby

Mr. Secretary Shortt Mr. Chancellor of the Exchequer

I Whereas by treaty, grant, usage, sufferance Or other lawful means, His

| Majesty the King has jurisdiction in China:

i Now, therefore, His Majesty, by virtue and in exercise of the powers in this

j). behalf by the Foreign Jurisdiction Act, 1890, or otherwise in His Majesty vested,

is pleased, by and with the advice of His Privy Council, to order, and it is hereby

j ordered, as follows:—

1.—(1) This Order may be cited as “The China (Amendment) Order in

( Council, 1921,” and shall be read as one with the China Order in Council, 1904 (in

(this Order referred to as “the Principal Order”), and the said Order and any

other Orders in Council amending the said Order may be cited together as “The

| China Orders in Council, 1904 to-1921.”;.

(2) This Order shall not apply to places within the limits of the Consular

District of Kashgar.

106 THE CHINA (-AMENDMENT; OEDEE IN COUNCIL, 1921

2. —The following provisions are substituted for

Order:—

(1) A register of British subjects shall be kept in the office of every

Consulate in China.

(2) Every British subject resident in China shall, in the month of

January of each year, be registered at the Consulate of the Consular District

within which he resides, provided that if some other Consulate is more easy of

access, he may, with the assent of the Consular Officer, be registered there. A

British subject arriving in China must apply for registration within ohe

month after his arrival; provided that a person who fails to apply for or to

obtain registration within the time limited by this Article may be registered at

any time if he excuses his failure to the satisfaction of the Consular Officer.

(3) Where a person is in possession of a valid British passport, the

Consular Officer shall, on the first registration of any such person, endorse on

the passport without further fee than that provided for in sub-article (6)1

hereunder a certificate of registration in such form as may be prescribed by the

Secretary of State. Where any such person applies for the renewal of the

registration and produces his passport, renewal of his registration need not

attend personally unless that provided for in sub-article (6) hereunder be

endorsed thereon.

(4) Every person who has not previously been registered applying to be

registered under this Order shall, unless excused by the Consular Officer,,

attend personally for that purpose at the Consulate, but any person applying

for the renewal of his registration need not attend personally unless directed

by the Consular Officer so to do, provided that the registration of the wife or

wives of a man who is registered under this Order may, if living with him, be

effected without their personal attendance being required, and provided also

that the registration of minors, being his relatives in whatever degree, living

with the head of a family who is registered under this Order may, if living with,

him, be effected without attendance being required.

(5) A person registered in any register of British subjects established

under the provisions of any Order in Council which have been repealed shall. be

registered under the provisions of this Order, unless the Consular Officer is

satisfied after inquiry that the previous registration was erroneous or that such

person is not entitled to registration under the provisions of this Order.

(6) Every person shall, on every registration of himself, and on every

renewal of the registration, pay a fee of two dollars, or such other fee as the

Secretary of State from time to time appoints. The amount of the fee may be

uniform for all persons, or may vary according to the position and circumstances

of different classes, if the Secretary of State from time to time so directs, but

may not in any case exceed four dollars.

(7) Where any person applies to be registered he shall be entitled without

a fee to the assistance of the Consular Officer in the preparation of any

affidavit that may be required.

(8) The Consular Officer may require the production of such evidence

that an applicant for registration is entitled to the status of a British subject

as he may see fit, but subject to such directions as may be issued by the

Secretary of State.

(9) If any British subject neglects to obtain registration under the

provisions of this Order, he shall not be entitled to be recognised or protected

as a British subject in China, and shall be liable to a fine not exceeding twenty

dollars for each instance of such failure, but he shall, although not registered,

be subject to the jurisdiction of his Majesty’s Courts in China.

3. —From and after the commencement of this

Principal Order is hereby repealed, but such repeal shall not prejudice any rights^

obligations or liabilities accrued thereunder.

 THE CHINA (COMPANIES) ORDER IN COUNCIL, 1915

At the Court at Buckingham Palace, the 30th day of November, 1915

Present :—

Lord President. Mr. Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster.

Lord Stamfordham. Sir Frederick Ponsonby.

Whereas by Treaty, grant, usage, sufferance, and other lawful means His

Majesty the King has jurisdiction in China :

And whereas it is desirable to make further provision with reference to the

-exercise of jurisdiction over British Companies carrying on business within the

limits of this Order:

Now, therefore, His Majesty, by virtue and in exercise of the powers in this

behalf by “ The Foreign Jurisdiction Act, 1890 ” or otherwise, in His Majesty '

vested, ,is pleased, by and with the advice of His Privy Council, to order, and it is

hereby ordered, as follows :—

1. —This Order may be cited as “The China (Companies) Order i

1915,” and shall be read as one with the “ China Order, 1904” (hereinafter called

the “ Principal Order ”), and with any Order1 amending the same.

2. —In this Order—

“ The Ordinance ” means “ The Companies Ordinance, 1911, of the Colony

of Hongkong,” and includes any Ordinance amending or substituted for the

“ The Life Insurance Companies Ordinance, •” means the Life Insurance

Companies Ordinance, 1907, of the Colony of Hongkong, and includes any

Ordinance amending or substituted for the same.

“ China Company ” means a Company limited by shares or by guarantee

incorporated under the Ordinance, and the operations of which are directed

and controlled from some place within the limits of this Order.

“ Hongkong China Company ” means a Company incorporated under the

Ordinance which carries on some part of its business within the limits of this

Order, and the operations of which are directed and controlled from some place

in Hongkong. •

“ British Company ” means a Company incorporated in the United King-

dom, or in a British Possession, and includes a China Company and a Hong-

kong China Company.

3.—(1.) The Consul-General at Shanghai, including any person acting for such

Consul-General, shall be Registrar of Companies at Shanghai.

. (2) All acts done within the limits of this Order in pursuance of the provisions

? of the Ordinance or of the Life Insurance Companies Ordinance by, to, with, or

before the Registrar of Companies at Shanghai, shall, subject to the provisions of

this Order, be of the same force and validity as if they had been done by, to, with,

•or before the Registrar of Companies in Hongkong.

108 THE CHINA (COMPANIES) OEDEE IN COUNCIL, 1915

(3) The Registrar of Companies at Shanghai shall be entitled to initiate snob

proceedings in the Court as he may think necessary to enforce compliance with the

provisions of this Order on the part of British Companies in China.

4. —The Judge may by Rules of Court confer upon Provinc

tion in matters dealt with in the Ordinance, and may specify in such Rules the

Courts by which, and the classes of cases in which, such jurisdiction shall be

exercised, but subject thereto the jurisdiction conferred by the Ordinance upon any

Court shall within the limits of this Order be exercised by the Supreme Court.

5. —In all matters relating to a Hongkong China Company

the Supreme Court and of the Supreme Court of Hongkong shall be concurrent,,

and the said two Courts shall in all respects be auxiliary to each other.

6. —Where any proceedings relating to a Hongkong China

winding up of any such Company, are commenced in the Supreme Court, and it

appears that the principal part of such Company’s business is carried on within the-

limits of Hongkong, or that for any other reason such proceedings might - more con-

veniently be carried on at Hongkong, the Supreme Court may, of its own motion, or

on the application of any party, make an Order transferring the proceedings to the-

Supreme Court of Hongkong.

7. —The Supreme Court shall enforce within the limits of t

or. Decree made by the Supreme Court of Hongkong in the course of any proceed-

ings .relating to a Hongkong China Company, or for the winding up of any such

Company.

8. —(1.) The majority of the Directors of a China Comp

Subjects resident within the limits of this Order.

(2.) If at any time the proportion. of Directors who are British Subjects

resident within the limits of this Order falls to or below one-half, it shall be the

duty of the Directors and also of the Shareholders of the Company to take within

30 days, or such further period as the Court may allow, all necessary steps for the ap-

pointment of such number of Directors who are British Subjects resident within the

limits of this Order as may be necessary to comply with the provisions of this

article.

(3.) If default is made in compliance with this article the Company shall be

liable to a fine not exceeding 50 dollars for every day during which the default con-

tinues, and every Director and every Manager of the Company who knowingly

authorizes or permits, the default,shall be liable to the like penalty.

(4s) Failure to comply with the provisions of this article shall be a ground upon

which an Order for winding up the Company may be made by the Court.

9. —No person other than a British Subject shall be en

auditor of a China Company. The appointment of any such person as the auditor

of a China Company shall be void, and any certificate or other document given, or

act done, by any person who is not a British Subject purporting to act as auditor

of a China Company shall not be held to comply with any requirements of the

Ordinance.

10. —No person other than a British Subject shall be a

the limits of this Order as liquidator of a British Company or as receiver or manager

on behalf of the debenture-holders of the property of a British Company except with

the sanction, of the Court.

11-—(!) All documents and other written information which a Company is

required by the Ordinance to file with the Registrar of Companies shall, in the case

of a China Company, be filed with the Registrar of Companies at Shanghai, and a

copy of all such documents and other written information shall, in the case of a

Hongkong China Company, be filed with the Registrar of Companies at Shanghai.

 THE CHINA (COMPANIES) ORDER IN COUNCIL, 1915 109-

(2) If any Company to which this Article applies fails to comply with its

provisions, the Company and every Officer and Agent of the Company who is know-

ingly a party to the default shall be liable to a tine not exceeding 50 dollars for

every day during which such default has continued.

12. —The registered office of a China Company shall b

limits of this Order.

13. —(1) No shares shall be issued by a China Company

paid up shares or upon the term that the shares shall be paid up in full within a

specified period not exceeding three months after allotment.

(2) Shares issued by a China Company otherwise than as fully paid up shares

shall be deemed to be issued upon the condition that if not paid for in full before the

expiration of one week from the date upon which the final payment was due, they

shall be forfeited by the Directors, and it shall be the duty of the Directors at the

expiration of that period to forfeit the said shares. Notice of the forfeiture of any

such shares shall forthwith be given to the registered holder.

Any shares so forfeited shall be deemed to be the property of the Company, and

the Directors may sell, re-allot, or otherwise dispose of the same in such manner as

they think fit. Certificates or other documents of title relating to shares forfeited

under this article shall be returned to the Company.

(31 Within one month of the expiration of the time allowed for the completion

of the payment of all sums due upon the shares, the Secretary of the Company shall

forward to the Registrar of Companies at Shanghai a return signed by the auditor

of the Company giving particulars of the shares issued, of the amounts paid thereon,

of the shares in respect of which default has been made in payment of sums due, and

of the shares forfeited.

(4) If shares are issued by a China Company on terms which fail to comply

with the provisions of this article, or if other default is made in complying therewith,,

the Company, and every Director, Manager, Secretary, and other Officer, who is

knowingly a party to such issue or default, shall be guilty of an offence, and shall bo

liable to a fine not exceeding 500 dollars for every day during which such offence

continues.

(5) Where on application made it is established to the satisfaction of the Court

that there has been a failure to comply with the provisions of this article through

inadvertence or accidental miscalculation or from some other reasonable cause, and

not from any want of good faith, the Court may, if under all the circumstances it

considers it just so to do, give relief from any forfeiture or penalty which has been

incurred by the applicant, or to which he is, or may be, liable upon such terms as it

may think fit.

(6) The provisions qf this Article shall only apply to shares issued by a China

Company after the date when this Order comes into effect:

14. —(l) No China Company limited hy guarantee shall b

China without the consent of the Minister.

(2) As a condition of this consent the Minister may require that no persons

other than a British Subject shall be a Member of the Company, or that any Member

of the Company who is not a British Subject shall deposit in Court or give security

for or conform tq such arrangement as the Minister shall think fit, for ensuring the

payment of the amount for which he would be liable under the guarantee.

(3) If any China Company limited by guarantee operates in China without the

consent of the Minister, or if any terms imposed by him as a condition of his

consent are not complied with, the Company and every Director, or Manager, Secre-

tary, and other Officer, who is knowingly a party thereto, shall be guilty of an

offence, and shall be liable to a fine not exceeding 500 dollars for every day during

which such offence continues.

110 THE CHINA (COMPANIES) OEDEE IN COUNCIL, 1915

(4) Where on application made it is established to the satisfaction of the Court

that there has been a failure to comply with the provisions of this article through

inadvertence or accidental miscalculation or from some other reasonable cause, and

not from any want of good faith, the Court may, if under all the circumstances it

considers it just so to do, give relief from any forfeiture or penalty which has

been incurred by the applicant, or to which he is, or may be, liable upon such terms

as it may think fit.

(5) The provisions of this article shall not apply to China Companies limited by

guarantee operating in China at the date of this Order.

15. — (1) Subject to the provisions of this Order, the jurisdiction

in respect of all British Companies carrying on business in China shall be exercised,

so far as circumstances admit, in conformity with the provisions of the Ordinance

and of the Life Insurance Companies Ordinance, except that Section 16 of the Com-

panies Amendment Ordinance, 1913, shall not apply in China.

(2) Where reference is made or inferred in any Section of the said Ordinances

to any other Ordinance of the Colony of Hongkong which does not apply within the

limits of this Order, such Section shall be read as though the corresponding law or

enactment applicable in England were referred to therein.

(3) The duties of the Governor, or of the Governor in Council, or of the Colonial

Treasurer under Sections 20, 21, 120 (4), 219, 253, and 255 of the Ordinance shall,

within the limits of this Order, be exercised by the Minister, and under Sections 14 L

(1), 149, 185, 217, and 261 shall within the limits of this Order be exercised by the

Judge.

(4) In the application of the said Ordinance “legal practitioner” is substituted

for “ counsel ” or “ solicitor ” or “ solicitor and counsel,” and “ such newspaper as the

Judge may direct ” is substituted for “ The Gazette.”

(5) All offences under the said Ordinances made punishable by fine may, if

committed within the limits of this Order, be prosecuted summarily under Article

48 of the Principal Order, provided that the maximum fine which can be imposed in

the case of offences under the Ordinances tried summarilv shall be <£200 instead of

<£20.

16. —(1) The power of the Judge under Article 119 of the Princ

make Pules of Court shall extend to any matter which under the Ordinance or under

the Life Insurance Companies Ordinance is to be regulated by Pules.

(2) Any Pules in force at Hongkong at the date of this Order relating to

matters dealt with in the said Ordinances shall, unless and until they are repealed by

Rules made under this Article, apply, so far as circumstances admit,*within the limits

of this Order.

17. All fees prescribed by or under the Ordinance or by or under the Life

Insurance Companies Ordinance which are paid to the Registrar of Companies at

Shanghai shall be paid by him to the Colonial Treasurer at Hongkong.

18. Nothing in this Order shall prejudice or affect the jurisdiction of the

Supreme Court Over British Companies other than China Companies and Hongkong

China Companies within the meaning of this Order.

19. This Order shall come into effect on the 1st day of January, 1916.

And the Right Honourable Sir Edward Grey, Baronet, one of His Majesty’s

Principal Secretaries of State, is to give the necessary directions herein.

Alme;:ric Fitzroy.

 THE CHINA (COMPANIES) AMENDMENT ORDER IN

COUNCIL, 1919

At the Court at Buckingham Palace, the 9th hay op October, 1919

The King’s Most Excellent Majesty

Lord Steward Sir Francis Villiers

Mr. Secretary Shortt Sir George Buchanan

Whereas by treaty, grant, usage, sufferance, arid other lawful means, His

Majesty the King has jurisdiction in China:

And whereas it is desirable to make further provision with reference to the

exercise of jurisdiction over British companies carrying on business within the limist

of this Order :

Now, therefore, His Majesty, by virtue and in exercise of the powers in this

behalf by “The Foreign Jurisdiction Act, 1890,” or otherwise, in His Majesty

vested, is pleased, by and with the advice of His Privy Council, to order, and it. is

hereby ordered, as follows

1. This Order may be cited as “ The China (Companies) Amendment Order in

Council, 1919,” and shall be read as one with “ The China (Companies) Order in

Council, 1915.”

2. In this Order :—

“The Fire and Marine Insurance Companies Ordinance” means“ The Fire

and Marine Insurance Companies Ordinance, 1917, of the Colony of

Hongkong,” and includes any Ordinance amending or substituted for

the same.

“The Ordinance ” means “ The Companies Ordinance, 1911, of the Colony

of Hongkong,” and includes any Ordinance amending or substituted

for the same.

3. Where the general or substantial control of the business of a Company incor-

porated under the Ordinance is exercised by a person or persons ordinarily resident

within the limits of this Order, such Company shall, irrespective of the place at which

the Board of Directors may meet, or of any other circumstances, be deemed to be a

Company of which the operations are directed and controlled from a place within the

limits of this Order and shall be a China Company within the meaning of “The

China (Companies) Order in Council, 1915.”

4. (1.) No person, other than a British subject resident within the limits of

this Order, shall act as managing-director or in any position similar to that of

managing-director, or shall otherwise exercise general or substantial control of the

business of a China Company.

112 THE CHINA (COMPANIES) AMENDMENT ORDER IN COUNCIL, 1919

(2.) If default is made in compliance with this Article the Company shall be

liable to a fine not exceeding 50 dollars for every day during which the default

continues, and every director and every manager of the Company who knowingly

authorizes or permits the default shall be liable to the like penalty.

(3.) Failure to comply with the provisions of this Article shall be a ground

upon which an order for winding up the Company may be made by the Court.

(4.) This Article shall come into force 60 days after the publication of this

Order.

5. All documents and other written information which a company is required

by the Ordinance to file with the Registrar of Companies shall, in the case of a China

Company, be filed with the Registrar of Companies at Shanghai, and a copy of all

such documents and other written information shall, in the case of a Hongkong

China Company, be filed with the Registrar of Companies at Shanghai.

6. —(1.) The provisions of the Fire and Marine Insurance Companie

shall be applied to China Companies and Hongkong China Companies.

(2.) All acts done within the limits of this Order in pursuance of the Fire

and Marine Insurance Companies Ordinance by, to, with, or before the Registrar of

Companies at Shanghai shall, subject to the'provisions of this Order, be of the

same force and validity as if they had been done by, to, with, or before the

Registrar of Companies in Hongkong.

(3.) The Registrar of Companies at Shanghai shall be entitled to initiate

such proceedings as he may think necessary to enforce compliance with the pro-

visions of this Order.

7. —(1.) Subject to the provisions of this Order the jurisdiction of

respect of China Companies and Hongkong China Companies shall be exercised, so

far as circumstances admit, in conformity with the provisions of the Fire and Marine

Insurance Companies Ordinance.

(2.) The duties of the Governor or of the Governor in Council under

Sections 5 (2), 5 (5), 6 (2), and 7 (1), and of paragraphs 2, 3 and 7 of the First

Schedule of the Fire and Marine Insurance Companies Ordinance shall, within the

limits of this Order, be exercised by the Minister.

(3.) All offences under the Fire and Marine Insurance Companies Ordinance

made punishable by fine may, if committed within the limits of this Order, be pro-

secuted summarily under Article 48 of “ The China Order in Council, 1904,”

provided that the maximum fine which can be imposed in the case of offences tried

summarily shall be =£200 instead of =£20.

8. All fees prescribed by or under the Fire and Marine Insurance Companies

Ordinance which are paid to the Registrar of Companies at Shanghai shall be jiaid

by him to the Colonial Treasurer at Hongkong.

9. This Order shall come into effect on the first day ol January, 1920.

And the Right Honourable Arthur James Balfour, O.M., one of His Majesty’s

Principal Secretaries of State, is to give the necessary directions herein.

Almeric Fitzroy.

 STATUTORY RULES AND ORDERS, 1909. No. 751

THE CHINA AND COREA (CONSULAR EEES) ORDER IN COUNCIL, 1909

At the Court at Buckingham Palace, the 28th day op June, 1909

Present :

The King’s Most Excellent Majesty in Council.

Whereas by “The Consular Salaries and Fees Act, 1891,” His Majesty the King

is authorized by Order in Council to fix the fees to be taken in respect of any matter

or thing done by a Consular officer in the execution of his office, and to vary such

fees by way of increase or decrease, and to abolish fees and to create new fees;

And whereas it is expedient that the Table of Fees fixed by the China and Corea

(Consular and Marriage Fees) Order in Council, 1906, should, in certain respects, be

added to, and that fees should be created in respect of the attendance of Consular

officers in the Mixed Court at Shanghai, and in respect of the assistance rendered by

Consular officers to British litigants in such Court:

Now, therefore, in pursuance of the before-mentioned Act, His Majesty is

pleased, by and with the advice of His Privy Council, to order, and it is hereby

ordered, as follows:

1. This Order may be cited as “ The China and Corea (Consular Fees) Order in

Council, 1909.”

2. The several fees set forth in the Table annexed to this Order are hereby

•established, and the said Table shall be construed as part of this Order.

3. This Order shall come into operation on such date as His Majesty’s Consul-

•Oeneral at Shanghai shall appoint.

4. This Order shall extend to all places in China and Corea.

And the Right Honourable Sir Edward Grey, Baronet, one of His Majesty’s

•Principal Secretaries of State, is to give the necessary directions herein.

A. W. Fitzroy.

SCHEDULE

'Table op Consular Fees to be taken in respect of Assistance Rendered

by the Assessor in the Mixed Court at Shanghai.

1. On application to the Assessor for his request , for the assistance of the

Chinese authorities, including filing Petition: —

Where the amount involved is— s. d.

Under 10Z 2 6

10Z. and under 50Z 5 0

50Z. and under 100Z 7 6

100Z. or upwards 10 0

For each complete 100Z. not exceeding a total fee of 5Z.

2. On each subsequent communication in writing to the China

authorities 2 6

■3. Hearing fee on each attendance of the Assessor at a sitting

of the Court 10 0

TABLES OF CONSULAR FEES

 TEXT OF RECENT SINO-FOREIGN

TREATIES, ETC.

[Declaration of the Nationalist Government on July 7, 1928.]

On July 7, 1923, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the ‘Nationalist Gov-

ernment* made the following declaration (translation) on the conclusion of

new Treaties with the Powers:

“The Nationalist Government, with a view to adapting themselves to the

present day circumstances and with the object of promoting the welfare of

and the friendly relations between China and different countries, have always

considered the abrogation of all the unequal Treaties and the conclusion of

new Treaties bri the basis of equality and mutual respect for territorial

sovereignty as the most pressing problem at the present time. These aims have

been embodied in declarations repeatedly made by the Nationalist Government.

“Now that the unification of China is an accomplished fact, it is the task

of the Nationalist Government to make every effort to fully realize these aims.

While they .will continue to afford protection, to foreign lives and property in

China, according to law, the Nationalist Government hereby make the follow-

ing specific declaration with regard to all the unequal Treaties:

“(1) All the unequal Treaties between the Republic of China and other

countries, which have already expired, shall be ipso facto abrogated, and new

Treaties shall be concluded.

“(2) The Nationalist Government will immediately take steps to terminate,,

in accordance with proper procedure, those unequal Treaties which have not

yet expired, and conclude new Treaties.

“(3) In the ca$e, of old Treaties which have already expired, but which

have not yet been replaced by new Treaties, the Nationalist Government will

promulgate appropriate interim regulations to meet the exigencies of such

situation.”

Interim Regulations.

At the same time the Nationalist Government issued the following Pro-

visional Regulations Governing the Relations, between China and the Powers-

after the Abrogation of the Old Treaties and pending the Conclusion of New

Treaties:—

“1 Foreign countries and foreigners, as designated in these Regulations,

apply only, to those foreign countries and the nationals thereof whose Treaties

with China have already expired, and with whom new Treaties have not yet

been concluded.

“2 All diplomatic officials and consular officials of foreign countries sta-

tioned in China shall be entitled to proper treatment accorded under inter-

national law.

“3. The persons and properties of foreigners in China shall receive due

protection under Chinese Law.

“4. Foreigners in China shall be subject to the regulations of Chinese Law

and the jurisdiction of Chinese Law Courts.

Republic* Sime October 10,1928, the English designation has been altered to the “ NationaT Government of the

of China.”

118 SINO-FOREIGN TREATIES

“5. Pending the enforcement of the National Tariff Schedule, the regular

customs duties on commodities' imported into China from foreign countries

or by foreigners, and those exported from Chtna to foreign countries,, shall

be collected in accordance with the existing tariff schedule,

“6. All taxes and duties which Chinese citizens are under obligation to pay

shall be payable equally by foreigners in accordance with the law. /

“7. Matters not provided for by the foregoing Regulations, shall be dealt

with in accordance with International Law and Chinese Municipal (Law.”

TREATIES WHICH HAVE EXPIRED.

Treaties covered by the first item of the Nationalist Government’s de-

claration of July 7, 1&28, are the Sino-French Conventions relative to the

overland trade between the Chinese frontier and French Indo-China, as well

as the Sino-Japanese, Sino-Belgian, Sino-Spanish, Sino-Portuguese, Sino-

Italian and Sino-Danish Commercial Treaties.

The Sino-French Convention of Tientsin of April 25th, 1886, the Sino-

French Additional Commercial Convention of June 26th, 1887, and the Sino-

French Supplementary Convention of June 20th, 1895, expired simultaneously

on August 7th, 1926. The Sino-Japanese Treaty of Commerce and Navigation

of July 21st, 1896, together with the Supplementary Treaty of October 6th,

1903, expired on October 20th, 1926. The Sino-Belgian Treaty of Peking of

November 2nd, 1865 expired on October 27th, 1926. The Sino-Spanish Treaty

of Tientsin of October 10th, 1864, expired on May 10th, 1927. The Sino-

Portuguese Treaty of* Commerce and Navigation of December 1st, 1887, ex-

pired on April 28th, 1928. The Sino-Italian Treaty of Peking of October 26th,

1866, and the Sino-Danish Treaty of Tientsin of July 13th, 1863’, expired

simultaneously on June 30th, 1928.

With these Powers the Nationalist Government carried on diplomatic

correspondence and negotiations for the purpose of concluding new Treaties.

The texts of the Treaties resulting therefrom follow.

SINO-AMERICAN TARIEE TREATY.

Treaty regulating Tariff Regulations between the Republic of China

and the United States of America.

The Republic of China and the United States of America, both being

animated by an earnest desire to maintain the good relations which happily

subsist between the two countries, and wishing to extend and consolidate the

commercial intercourse between them, have, for the purpose of negotiating a

treaty designed to facilitate these objects, named as their Plenipotentiaries: —

The Government Council of the Nationalist Government of the Republic

of China:

Mr. T. V. Soong, Minister of Finance of the Nationalist Govern-

ment of the Republic of China;

The President of the United States of America :

Mr. J. V. A. MacMurray. Envoy Extraordinary and Minister

Plenipotentiary of the United States of America to China;

Who having met and duly exchanged their full powers, which have been

found to be in proper form, have agreed upon the following treaty between the

two Countries:

 SINO-FOREIGN TREATIES HQ-

Art icle I.—All provisions which appear in the treaties hitherto concluded

and in force between China and the United States of America relating to rates

of duty on imports and exports of merchandise, drawbacks, transit dues ami

tonnage dues in China shall be annulled and become inoperative-, and the

principle of complete national tariff autonomy shall apply subject, however,

to the condition that each of the High Contracting parties shall enjoy in the

territories of the other with respect to the above specified and any related

matters, treatment in no way discriminatory as compared with the treatment

accorded to any other country.

The nationals of neither of the High Contracting Parties shall be com-

pelled under'any pretext whatever to pay, within the territories of the other

Party any duties, internal charges or taxes upon their importations and ex-

portions other or higher than those paid by nationals of the country or by

nationals of any other country.

The above provisions shall become effective on January 1, 1929, provided

that the exchange of ratifications hereinafter provided shall have taken place

by that date; otherwise, at a date four months subsequent to such exchange

of ratifications.

Article II.—The English and Chinese texts of this Treaty have been care-

fully compared-and verified; but, in the event of there being a difference of

meaning between the two, the sense as expressed in the English text shall be-

held to prevail.

This Treaty shall be ratified by the High Contracting Parties in accordance

with their respective constitutional methods, and the ratifications shall be-

exchanged in Washington as soon as possible.

In testimony whereof, we, the undersigned, by virtue of our respective

powers have signed this Treaty in duplicate in the English and Chinese

languages and have affixed our respective seals.

Done at Peiping, the 25th day of the 7th month of the 17th year of the

Republic of China, corresponding to the 25th of July, 1928.

(Signed) T. V. Soong.

(Signed) J. Y. A MacMurray

SINO-FRENCH TARIFF TREATY.

Treaty Regulating Customs Relations between the Republic of China

and the French Republic.

{Translation from the French).

On September 29, 1'928, Dr, C. T. Wang sent to Mr. Cosme, the French.

Chargb d’Affaires at Peiping, a Note, suggesting that the tariff relations

between China and France be readjusted on the basis of the principles wnhich

had been proposed to the British and other friendly Governments. As a result

of the subsequent negotiations between iDr. Wang and Count de Martel, the

French Minister, the following treaty was concluded on December 22, 1928 :

. The Republic of China and the French Republic, animated by the desire

to further consolidate the ties of friendship which happily subsist between

the two countries and to develop their commercial relations, have decided to

conclude a Treaty and have, for this purpose, named as their respective Pleni-

potentiaries, that is to say:

120 SINO-FOREIGN TREATIES

The President of the National Government of the Republic of China:

His Excellency Dr. Chengting T. Wang, Minister for Foreign

Affairs of the National Government of the Republic of China;

The President of the French Republic:

His Excellency Count ID. de Martel, Minister Plenipotentiary and

Envoy Extraordinary of the French Republic to China, Com-

mander de la Legion d’Honneur,

Who, having communicated to each other their full powers, found in good

and due form, have agreed upon the following Articles:

Article

eluded and I.—Ail

in forcethebetween

piovisions

Chinawhich

and appear in the treaties

France relating to rateshitherto

of dutycon-

on

imports and exports of merchandise, drawbacks, transit dues and tonnage

dues in China shall be annulled and become inoperative, and the principle,

of complete autonomy shall henceforth apply in respect of the Customs tariff

and related matters,

Contracting subject,enjoy

Parties shall however,

in theto territories,

the condition that eachcolonies

possessions, of the High

and

protectorates of the other, in relation to the above specified and' related mat-

ters, treatment in no way less favourable than that effectively enjoyed by

any other country.

Article II.—The Nationals of either of the High Contracting Parties

shall not be compelled under any pretext whatever to pay within the territories

possessions, colonies and protectorates of the other any duties, internal charges

or taxes upon their importations and exportations higher or other than those

paid by nationals of the country or by nationals of any other country.

Article III.—The present Treaty has been written in Chinese and French

and the two- texts have been carefully compared and verified, but in the event

of there being a difference! of meaning between the two, the French text shall

be held to prevail.

The present Treaty shall be ratified as soon as possible and the ratifications

shall be exchanged in Paris. It shall come into force on the day on which

the two Governments shall have notified each other that ratification has been

-effected.

In faith whereof the respective Plenipotentiaries have signed the present

Treaty in duplicate and have affixed thereto their seals.

Done at Nanking this twenty-second day of the twelfth month of the

-seventeenth year of the Republic of China, corresponding to the twenty-second

day of December, nineteen hundred and twenty-eight.

(Signed) Ohengtcnci T. Wang.

(Signed) D. de Martel.

THE SINO-NOEWEGIAN, SINO-NETHEBXANES,

AND SINO SWEDISH TREATIES.

On September 12, 192o, Dr. C T. Wang sent practically identical notes to

the Netherlands Minister and the Norwegian and Swedish Charge d'Affaires

at Peiping, suggesting the following points for the readjustment of the tariff

relations between China and the Powers concerned:

1. AIL provisions-contained in the treaties now existing between China and

■

drawbacks,relating

transittodues

ratesandoftonnage

duty onduesimports and shall

in China exports of merchandise,

be annulled and the

principle of complete national tariff autonomy shall apply.

2. In Customs and related matters the principle of reciprocal and undis-

oriminatory treatment shall apply.

 SINO-FOREIGN- TREATIES 121

3. .Contemplated Treaty, to become effective on January 1st, 1929, if ratifi-

cations have been exchanged before that date, otherwise on the day of such

exchange of ratifications.

The texts of the iSino-Norwegian, Sino-Netherlands, and Sino-Swedish

treaties, signed respectively on November 12, December 19, and iDecember 20,

are given below:

Treaty Regulating Tariff Relations between the Republic of China

and the Kingdom of Norway.

The Republic of China and the Kingdom of Norway, both being animated

by an ■ earnest desire to maintain the good relations which happily subsist

between the two countries, and wishing to extend and consolidate the com-

mercial .intercourse between them, have, for the purpose of negotiating a treaty

designed to facilitate these objects, named as their Plenipotentiaries: —

The President of the National Government of the Republic of China:

Dr. Chengting T. Wang, Minister of Foreign Affairs of the

National Government of the Republic of China;

His Majesty the King of Norway:

Mr N. Aall, Charge d’Affaires of Norway in China;

who, having met and duly exchanged their full powers, which have been found

to be in proper form, have agreed upon the following Articles :

Article I.-All provisions which appear in the treaties hitherto concluded

and in force between China and Norway relating to rates of duty on imports

and exports of merchandise, drawbacks, transit dues and tonnage dues in

China shadl be annulled and become inoperative, and the principle of com-

plete national tariff autonomy shall apply subject, however, to the condition

that each of the High Contracting Paities shall enjoy in the territories of

the other with respect to the above specified and any related matters treatment

in no way discriminatory as compared with the treatment accorded to any

other country.

The nationals of neither of the High Contracting Parties shall be com-

pelled under any pretext whatever to pay within the territories of 'the other

Party any duties, internal charges or taxes upon their importations and- ex-

portations other or higher than those paid by nationals of the country or by

nationals of any other country.

beenArticle II.—The

carefully English

compared and and Chinesebut,■ texts

verified; of the

in the event,present Treaty

of there beinghavea

difference of meaning between the two, the sense as expressed in the English

text shal) be held to prevail.

The present Treaty shall be ratified as soon as possible and shall come into

force bn the day on which the twb Governments shall have notified each other

that the ratification has been effected.

In testimony whereof the respective Plenipotentiaries have signed the pre-

sent Treaty in duplicate in the.Chinese and English languages and have affixed

thereto their seals.

Dorie at Shanghai this twelfth day of the eleventh month of the seven-

teenth year of the Republic of China, corresponding to the twelfth day of

Noyember, nineteen hundred and twenty-eight.

{Signed) Chengting T.andWang,

Plenipotentiary Minister of

Foreign Affairs of the National

Government of the Republic- of

' China.

(Signed) N. Aall,

Plenipotentiary and Charge d'Af-

faires of Norway in China.

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Treaty Regulating Tarifi Relations between the Republic of China and

the Kingdom of the Netherlands.

The National Government of the Republic of China and Her Majesty the

'Queen of the Netherlands, animated by an earnest desire to consolidate the

ties of friendship which happily subsist between the two countries and to

further develop their commercial relations, have with this object in view re-

solved to conclude a treaty, and have for this purpose named as their respective

^Plenipotentiaries, that is to say:

His Excellency the President of the National Government of the Re-

public of China :

Or. Chengtins; T. Wang, Minister for Foreign Affairs of the

National Government of the Republic of China;

Her Majesty the Queen of the Netherlands :

Mr. Willem Jacob Oudendijk, Commander in the Order of Orange

Nassau, Knight in the Order of the Netherlands Lion, Her

Majesty’s. Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary

in China;

Who, having communicated to each other their respective full powers,

found in good and due form, have agreed upon the following Articles:

Article I.—All provisions which appear in the treaties hitherto concluded

and in force between China and the Kingdom of the Netherlands relating

to rates of duty on imports and exports of merchandise, drawbacks, transit

dues and tonnage dues in China shall be annulled and become inoperative,

and the principal of complete national tariff autonomy shall apply subject,

however,

enjov in tothe theterritories,

conditionpossessions

that each and

of thecolonies

High ofContracting

the other, Parties shall

with respect

to the above specified and any related matters, treatment in no way discri-

minatory as compared with the treatment accorded to any other country.

The nationals of neither of the High Contracting Parties shall be com-

pelled under any pretext whatever to pay within the territories, possessions

or colonies of the other Party any duties, internal charges or taxes upon their

importations

the country orandbyexportations

nationals ofother

any orother

higher than those paid by nationals of

country.

Article II.—The present Treaty is drawn up in two copies in the Chinese,

Netherlands, and English languages. In the event of there being a difference

of meaning between these texts, the sense as expressed in the English text

shall prevail.

Article III.—The present Treaty shall be ratified by the High Contracting

Parties as soon as possible and the instruments of ratification shall be ex-

changed at Nanking. It shall come into force on the day on which the two

Governments shall have notified each other that the ratification has been

effected.

In faith whereof, the respective Plenipotentiaries have signed the present

Treaty in duplicate and have affixed thereto their seals.

Doneyearat ofNanking,

teenth this nineteenth

the Republic of China, day of the twelfth

corresponding month

to the of the day

nineteen seven-of

December, nineteen hundred and twenty-eight.

(Signed) Chengting T. Wang.

(Signed) W. J. Oudendijk.

 SINO-FOREIGN TREATIES 123--

Treaty Regulating Tariff Relations between China and Sweden.

The Republic of China and the Kingdom of Sweden, mutually animated

by a desire to maintain, the ties of friendship which happily exist between

the two countries and wishing to consolidate and extend the commercial in-

tercourse between them, have for the purpose of negotiating a treaty designed

to facilitate these objects, named as their Plenipotentiaries:

His Excellency the President of the National Government of the Re-

public of China :

Dr. Chengting T. Wang, Minister for Foreign Agairs of the

National Government of the Republic of China;

His Majesty the King of Sweden :

Baron C. Eeijonhufvud, Charge d’Affaire's ad interim of Sweden in

China;

Who, having exchanged their full powers found to be in due and proper

form, have agreed upon the following treaty between the two countries.

Article I.—All provisions which appear in treaties hitherto concluded and

in force between China and Sweden relating to rates of duty on imports and

exports of merchandise, drawbacks, transit dues and tonnage dues in China

shall be annulled and become inoperative, and the principle of complete na-

tional tariff autonomy shall apply subject, however, to the condition that each

of the High Contracting Parties shall enjoy in the territories of the other

with respect to the above, specified and any related matters treatment in no

way discriminatory as compared with the treatment accorded to any other

country.

The nationals of neither of the High Contracting Parties shall be com-

pelled under any pretext whatever to pay, within the territories of the other,

any duties, internal charges or taxes upon their importations and exportations

other or higher than those which are paid by nationals of the country or by

nationals of any other country.

Article IT.—The present Treaty has been drawn up in two copies in

Chinese, Swedish and English. In case of any difference of interpretation,

the English text shall prevail.

Article III.—The present Treaty shall be ratified as soon as possible by

the High Contracting Parties in accordance with their respective constitutional

procedure, by Sweden subject to the approval of the Riksdag, and shall come

into force on the day on which the High Contracting Parties shall have notified

each other that ratification has been effected.

In testimony whereof, we, the undersigned, by virtue of our respective

powers have signed this Treaty and have affixed our respective seals.

Done at Nanking the twentieth day of the twelfth month of the seven-

teenth year of the Republic of China, corresponding to the twentieth day of

December, nineteen hundred and twenty-eight.

(Signed) Chengtino T. Wang.

(Signed) Carl Leijonhufvud.

THE SINO-BRITISH TREATY.

In a Note dated August 30, 1928, Dr. Wang suggested to Sir Miles Lamp

son, British Minister to China, the readjustment of the tariff relations be-

tween China and Great Britain along the lines which were later propossed

to the Norwegian, Netherlands and 'Swedish Governments.

The new Sino-British tariff treaty was signed on December 20, 1928. The

text of the treaty is given below:

,124 SINO-FOREIGN TREATIES

Tariff Autonomy Treaty between China and Great Britain.

. 'His:ofExcellency,

public. China, andthe President of the National Government of t-hei Re-

His Majesty the King, of Great Britain, Ireland and the British Dominions

beyond the lSe,as, Emperor of India.

Desiring to strengthen the good relations which happily exist between

them and to facilitate and extend trade and commerce between their respec-

tive countries,

Have plenipotentiaries.—

as their resolved to conclude a treaty for this purpose and have appointed

His Excellency, the President of the National Government of the Re-

public of China:

His Excellency, Doctor Chengting T. Wang, Minister for Foreign

Affairs of the National Government of the Republic of China;

His Majesty the King , of Great Britain, Ireland and the British

Dominions beyond the Seas, Emperor of India; For Great

Britain and Northern Ireland:

Sir Miles Wedderburn Lampson, K.C.M.G., C.B., M.V.O., His

Majesty’s Envoy Entraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary

to the Republic of China;

Whoj having communicated their full powers, found in good and due form

have agreed as follows: —

Article I.—It is agreed that all provisions of the existing treaties between

the High Contracting' Parties which limit in any way the right of China to

settle her national customs tariff in such way as she may think fit are hereby

abrogated, and that the principle of complete national tariff autonomy shall

apply.

Article II.—The nationals of either of the High Contracting Parties shall

not be botnpelled under any pretext whatsoever to pay in the territories of

His Britannic Majesty to which the present Treaty applies and China res-

pectively any duties, internal charges or taxes upon goods imported or ex-

ported by them other than or higher than those paid on goods of the same

origin by British and Chinese nationals respectively, or by nationals of any

other foreign country

Article III.--His Britannic Majesty agrees to the abrogation of all provi-

sions of the existing treaties between the High Contracting Parties which

limit the right of China to impose tonnage dues at such rates as she may

think fit. ■ . ,

In regard to tonnage dues and all matters connected therewith, Chinese

ships in those territories of His Britannic Majesty to which the present treaty

applies and British ships in China, shall receive treatment not less favourable

than that accorded to the sjiips of any other foreign country.

Article IV—The present treaty shall be ratified and the ratifications shall

be exchanged in London as soon as possible. It shall come into force on the

date on which the two Parties shall have notified each other that ratification

has been effected.

The Chinese and English texts of the present treaty have been carefully

compared and verified; but in the event of there being a’difference of meaning

between the two the sense as expressed in the English text shall be held to

prevail.

In witness whereof the respective plenipotentiaries have signed the present

treaty in duplicate, and have affixed thereunto their seals.

Done at Nanking, the twentieth day of the twelfth month of the seven-

teenth year of the Republic of China, corresponding to the twentieth day of

December, nineteen hundred and twenty-eight.

(Signed) Chengttng T. Wang.

(Signed) Miles W. Lampson.

 THE SINO-BELGIAN TREATY.

On August 4, 1923, Dr. C T. Wang notified Baron GuiBaume, the Belgian

‘Charge

1864 had long; expired, and that for ,the purpose of readjusting the relations

between the two countries the early conclusion of a new treaty was necessary.

Dr. Wang suggested that negotiations , be opened in Nanking and

on November 22, 1928, the following Treaty was concluded between China and

Belgium:

Preliminary Treaty of Amity and Commerce between the Republic of

China and the Union of Belgium and Luxemburg.

The National Government of the Republic of China and His Majesty the

King of the Belgians, acting in his name and in the name of Her Royal

Highness the Grand Duchess of Luxemburg in virtue of existing agreements,

being mutually animated by a desire to further strengthen the ties of friend-

ship already happily existing between China and the Union of Belgium and

Luxemburg, have decided to conclude a Preliminary Treaty of Amity and

Commerce and have, for this purpose, named.as their plenipotentiaries that

is to say:

His Excellency the President of the National Government of the Re-

public of China :

Dr. Chengting T. Wang^ Minister for Foreign Affairs of the

National Government of the Republic of China;

His Majesty the King of the Belgians:

Baron J. Guillaume, Charge d?Affaires ad interim of Belgium in

China;

Who, having exchanged their full powers found to be in due and proper

form, have agreed upon and concluded the following Articles :

Article I.—The two High Contracting Parties recognize that, in the matter

of customs and all related matters, they are on a footing of perfect equality,

and on the basis of this principle they agree that such matters shall be re-

gulated exclusively by their respective national laws.

It is further agreed that, in respect of all questions of customs as well

as all questions relating thereto, neither of the two High Contracting Parties

shall be subject, in the territory of the other, to a treatment less favourable

than that accorded to any other country.

In no case shall the nationals of one’ of the High Contracting Parties be

■compelled to pay, in the territory of the other, with respect to the importation

as well as exportation of merchandise, customs dues, transit taxes, or taxes

of any other kind other or higher than those which are paid by the nationals

or the nationals of any other country.

shallArticle II—The

be subject, in nationals of each

the territory of, theof ether.

the twoParty,

High toContracting Parties

the laws and the

jurisdiction of the law courts of that Party.

Article III.—The two High Contracting Parties shall as soon as possible

■enter into negotiations with a view to the conclusion of u Treaty of Com-

merce and Navigation based upon the principle of reciprocity and equality

of treatment.

Article IY.—The present‘Treaty is written in Chinese, Fiepeh and English;

in case of any difference of interpretation, the English text shall be held to

be authoritative.

 SINO-FOREIGN TREATIES

Article Y.—The present Treaty shall be ratified as soon as possible and the

ratifications shall be exchanged at Nanking. It shall come into force on the

day on which the two Governments shall have notified each other that the

ratification has been effected.

In testimony whereof, the ’ respective Plenipotentiaries have signed the

present Treaty in duplicate and have affixed their seals thereto.

Done at Nanking. thie twenty-second day of the eleventh month of the

seventeenth year of the Republic of China corresponding to the twenty-second

day of November, nineteen hundred and twenty-eight.

(Signed) Chengting T. Wang

Plenipotentiary and Minister for

Foreign Affairs of the National

t Government of the Republic of

China.

(Signed) Baron J. Guillaume

Plenipotentiary and Charge d’Af-

faires ad interim of Belgium in

China.

THE SINO-SPANISH TREATY.

On November 24, 1927, iDr. O. C. Wu, then Nationalist Minister for Foreign

Affairs, notified Mr. Garrido, the Spanish Minister at Peiping (Peking) that

the Sino-Spanish Treaty of October 10, 1864, had expired and become in-

operative. Shortly afterwards, on December 2, the following Provisional Re-

gulations pending the conclusion of a new Sino-Spanish Treaty were issued

by the Nationalist Government:

Provisional Regulations Pending Conclusion of New Treaty between China

and Spain.

(1.) The Diplomatic and .'Consular representatives of Spain in China

shall receive the treatment accorded to such officials by the general rules of

international law.

(2) The persons and property of Spanish subjects in China shall receive

protection according to Chinese law.

(3) Spanish subjects resident in China shall be amenable to Chinese law

and subject to the jurisdiction of Chinese courts.

(4) Civil and criminal actions in China involving Spanish subjects shall

be dealt with according to the procedure governing nationals of non-treaty

countries.

(5) Imports into China from Spain or by Spanish subjects and exports

from China destined for Spain shall be subject to the customs tariff as applied

to non-treaty countries and their nationals.

(6) Spanish subjects in China shall pay such taxes and dues as are paid

by Chinese citizens.

(7) All matters not specifically covered by the above provisions shall be

dealt with and adjusted according to the general rules of international law

and according to Chinese law.

Nanking, 2nd December, 1927.

 SINO-FOREIGN TREATIES 127

Preliminary Treaty of Amity and Commerce between the Republic of China

and the Kingdom of Spain.

The Republic of China and the Kingdom of Spain, being equally animated

by the desire to strengthen the ties of friendship which happily subsist between

the two countries and to promote and consolidate their commercial relations,

have resolved to conclude a Preliminary Treaty for Amity and Commerce,

and have, for this, purpose, named as their Plenipotentiaries, that is to say:

His Excellency the President of the National Government of the Re-

public of China:

(Dr. Chengting T. Wang, Minister for Foreign Affairs of the

National Government of the Republic of China:

His Majesty the King of Spain :

Don Tusto Garrido Y. Cisneros, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister

Plenipotentiary of His.;Majesty the King of Spain to China;

Who. having met and communicated to each other their respective full

powers, found in good and due form, have agreed upon the following Articles:

Article I.—The two High Contracting Parties agree that the customs tariff

and all matters related thereto shall be regulated exclusively by their respective

national legislation.

It is further agreed that each of the High Contracting Parties shall enjoy

in the territories of the other, with regard to customs and all related matters,

treatment in no way less favourable than the treatment accorded, to any other

country.

The under

pelled, nationals of each whatever,

any pretext of the High Contracting

to pay within theParties shall ofnotthebe other

territories com-

Party any duties, internal charges or taxes upon the importation or exporta-

tion of goods, other or higher than those paid by the nationals of the country

or by the nationals of any other country.

Article II.—The nationals of each of the High Contracting Parties shall

be subject, in the territories of the other Party, to the laws and jurisdiction of

the law courts of that Party, to which they shall have free and easy access

for the enforcement and defence of their rights.

Article III.—The two High Contracting Parties have decided to enter as

soon as possible into negotiations for the purpose of concluding a Treaty of

Commerce and Navigation based on the principles of absolute equality and

non-discrimination in their commercial relations and mutual respect for

sovereignity.

Article IV.—The present Treaty has been drawn up in two copies in the

Chinese, Spanish and English languages. In the event of there being

any difference of meaning, the English text shall be held tq prevail.

Article V.—The present Treaty shall be ratified as soon as possible and

shall come into force on the day on which the two Governments shall have

notified each other that ratification has been effected.

In faith whereof, the respective Plenipotentiaries have signed the present

Treaty and have affixed thereto their seals.

Done at Nanking this twenty-seventh day of the twelfth month of the seven-

teenth year of the Republic of China, corresponding to the twenty-seventh

day of December, nineteen hundred and twenty-eight.

(Signed) Chengting T. Wang.

(Signed) Garrido Y. Cisneros.

 THE SINO-PORTUGUESE TREATY.

On April 16th, 1928 General Huang Fu, then Nationalist Minister for

Foreign affairs, notified Mr. J. A. Bianchi, the Portuguese Minister, that the-

Sino-Portuguese Treaty of .1887 would expire on April 28th, and after various^

negotiations the following treaty was signed on December 19, 1928.

Preliminary Treaty of Amity and Commerce between the Republic of China

and the Republic of Portugal.

The Republic of China and the Republic of Portugal, being equally ani-

mated by the desire to strengthen the ties of friendship which have happily

subsisted between the two countries for more than four hundred years and to

promote and consolidate

a Preliminary Treaty oftheir

Amitycommercial relations,andhavehaveresolved

and 'Commerce, for thisto conclude

purpose,

named as their Plenipotentiaries, that is to say:

His Excellency the President of the National Government of the Re-

public of China :

Dr. Ghengting T. Wang, Minister for Foreign Affairs of the-

National Government of the Republic of China;

His Excellency the President of the Republic of Portugal:

Mr. Joao Antonio de Bianchi, Grand Cross of the Order of Christ.

Officer of the Order of St. Tiago de Espada and Grand Cross of

Chia Ho, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary

of the Republic of Portugal to China;,

Who, having met and communicated to each other their respective full

powers, found in good and due form, have agreed upon the following Articles:

and Article I.—The

all matters two thereto

related High Contracting

shall be regulatedPartiesexclusively

agree that bythetheir customs tariff

respective-

national legislations.

enjoyIt inis further agreed of-the

the territories that each

other,of the

withtworespect

HightoContracting

customs andParties shall

all related

matters, treatment

any other country. in no way less favourable than the treatment accorded to

The nationals of each of the two High Contracting Parties shall not be

compelled, under any pretext whatever, to pay within the territories of the

other Party any duties, internal charges or taxes upon the importation cr

exportation of merchandise, higher'or othey than those paid by the nationals

of the country or by. the nationals of any other country.

shallArticle II.—The

be subject, in thenationals

territoriesof ofeach

the ofother

the Party,

two High

to theContracting Parties

laws and jurisdic-

tion of the law courts of that Party, to which they shall have free and easy

access for the enforcement and defence of their rights.

Article

as soon HI- Theintotwonegotiations

as possible High Contracting Parties ofhaveconcluding

for the purpose decided atoTreaty

enter

of Commerce and Navigation based pn the principles of absolute equality and

non-discrimination in their commercial relations qmd mutual respect for

sovereignty.

ArticlePortuguese,

Chinese, IV.—The present Treaty has ofbeen

any drawn up ofin interpretation,

two copies in

the English text shallandbe English. In case

held to prevail. difference

 SINO-FOREIGN TREATIES 129

Article V.—-The present Treaty shall be ratified as soon as possible and

shall come into force on the day on which the two Governments shall have

notified each other that the ratification has been effected.

In faith whereof, the respective Plenipotentiaries have signed the present

Treaty and have affixed thereunto their seals.

Done at Nanking this nineteenth day of the twelfth month of the

seventeenth year of the Republic of China, corresponding to the nineteenth day

of December, nineteen hundred and twenty-eight.

(Signed) Chengting T. Wang.

(Signed) Joao Antonio de Bianchi.

SI NO-ITALIAN TREATY.

The new treaty between China and Italy was signed on November 27th.,

1928 The text of the treaty is as followTs:

Preliminary Treaty of Amity and Commerce between the Republic of China

and the Kingdom of Italy.

The Republic of China and the Kingdom of Italy, being equally animated

by the desire to strengthen the ties of friendship which happily subsist between

the two countries and to promote and consolidate their commercial relations

have resolved to conclude a Preliminary Treaty for Amity and Commerce, and

have, for this purpose, named as their Plenipotentiaries, that is to say:

His Excellency the President of the National Government of the Re-

public of China:

Dr. Chengting T. Wang, Minister for Foreign Affairs of the Na-

tional Government of the Republic of China:

His Majesty the King of Italy:

Mr. Daniele Vare, Commander of the Order of the Crown of Italy,

Officer of the Order of S.S. Maurice and Lazarus, Envoy' Ex-

tTaordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary of His Majesty the

King of Italy to China;

Who, having met and communicated to each other their respective full

powers, found in good and due form, have agreed upon the following

Articles:

Article I.--The two High Contracting Parties agree that the Customs

tariff and all matters related thereto- shall be regulated exclusively by their

respective national legislations.

It is further agreed that each of the High Contracting Parties shall en-

joy in the territory ;of the other, with regard to customs and all related mat-

ters, treatment in no way less favourable that the treatment accorded to any

other country.

The nationals of each of the High Contracting Parties shall not be com-

pelled, under any pretext whatever, to pay within the territories of the other

Party any duties, internal charges of taxes upon the importation or exporta-

tion of goods, other or higher than those paid by the nationals of the country

or by the nationals of any other country.

Article II.—The nationals of each of the High Contracting Parties shall

be subject, in the territory of the other Party, to the laws and jurisdiction of

the law courts of that Party, to which they shall have free and easy access for

the enforcement and defence of their rights.

130 SINO-FOBETGN TREATIES

Article III.—The two High Contracting Parties have decided to enter as

soon as possible into negotiations for the purpose of concluding a Treaty Of

Commerce and Navigation based on the principles of absolute equality and

non-discrimination in their commercial relations and mutual respect for

sovereignty.

ArticleItalian

Chinese, IT. The

and present

EnglishTreaty has beenIt drawn

languages. up inof two

the event therecopies

beingin any

the

difference of meaning, the English text shall be held to prevail.

Article V.—The present Treaty shall be ratified as soon as possible and

shall come into force on the day on which the two Governments shall have

notified each other that the ratification has been effected.

In faith whereof, the respective Plenipotentiaries have signed the present

Treaty and have affixed thereto their seals.

Done at Nanking this twenty-seventh day of the eleventh month of the

seventeenth year of the Republic of China, corresponding to the twenty-

seventh day of November, nineteen hundred and twenty-eight (the seventh

year of the Fascist Era.)

' (Signed) Chexgting T. Wang.

Plenipotentiary and Minister for

Foreign Affairs of the National

Government of the Republic of

China.

(Signed) Danifxe Vare,

Plenipotentiary and Envoy Extra-

ordinary and Minister Plenipoten-

tiary of His Majesty the King of

Italy to China.

SINO-DANISH TREATY

On December 12, 1928, the new Sino-Danish preliminary treaty w'as signed,

the text of which is as follows:

Preliminary Treaty of Amity and Commerce between the Republic of

China and the Kingdom of Denmark.

The Republic of China and the Kingdom of Denmark, being equally

animated by the desire to strengthen the ties of friendship which happily

subsist

mercial between

relations,thehave

two resolved

countriesto and to promote

conclude and consolidate

a Preliminary Treaty their com-

for Amity

and Commerce, and have, for this purpose, named as their Plenipotentiaries,

that is to say:

His Excellency the President of the National Government of the Re-

Dr public of China

Chengting T. :Wang, Minister for Foreign Affairs of the

National Government

His Majesty the King of Denmark of the and

Republic

Icelandof : China;

Mr. Henrik de Kauffmann, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister

Plenipotentiary of His Majesty the King of Denmark and

Iceland, to China;

Who, having met and communicated to each other their respective full

powers, found in good and due form, have agreed upon the following articles:

and Article I.—Therelated

all matters two High

theretoContracting Parties agree

shall .be regulated that thebyCustoms

exclusively tariff

their respec-

tive national legislations.

■i-u* territory ofagreed

in the that each

the other, with ofregard

the High Contracting

to Customs and allParties

relatedshallmatters,

enjoy

treatment

country. in no way less favourable than the treatment accorded to any other

 SINO-FOREIGN TREATIES 131

The nationals of each of the High Contracting Parties shall not be com-

pelled, under any, pretext whatever, to pay within the territories of the other

Party any duties, internal charges or taxes upon the importation or exporta-

tion of goods, other or higher than those paid by the nationals of the country

or by the nationals of any other country.

Article II.—The nationals of each of the two High Contracting Parties

shall be subject, in the territory of the other Party, to the laws and jurisdic-

tion of the law courts of that Party, to which they shall have free and easy

access for the enforcement and defence of their rights.

Article III.—The two High Contracting parties have decided to enter as-

soon as possible into negotiations for the purpose of concluding a Treaty of

Commerce and Navigation based on the principles of absolute equality and

non-discrimination in their commercial relations and mutual respect for

sovereignty.

Article IV.—The present Treaty has been drawn up in two copies in the

Chinese, Danish and English languages. In the event of there being any dif-

ference of meaning, the English text shall be held to prevail.

Article V.—The present Treaty shall be ratified as soon as possible and

shall come into force on the day on which the two Governments shall have

notified each other that the ratification has been effected.

In faith whereof, the respective Plenipotentiaries have signed the present

Treaty and have affixed thereto their seals.

Done at Nanking this twelfth day of the twelfth month of the seventeenth

year of the Republic of China, corresponding to the twelfth day of December,

nineteen hundred and twenty-eight.

(Signed) Chengting T. Wang.

Plenipotentiary and Minister for

Foreign Affairs of the National

Government of the Republic of

China.

(Signed) Henri Kauffmann

Envoy Extraordinary and Minis-

ter Plenipotentiary of His Majesty

the King of Denmark and Ice-

land, to China.

THE SINO-HERMAN TREATY.

The iSino-German tariff treaty was signed on August 17, 1928.

Treaty between China and Germany.

The Republic of China, and the German Reich, animated by the desire

to further consolidate the ties of friendship wffiieh happily exist between the

two countries and to extend and facilitate the commercial relations between

the two countries, have, for this purpose, decided to conclude a treaty and

have named as their Plenipotentiaries, that is to say:

The President of the Council of the Nationalist Government of the Re-

public of China:

Dr. Chengting T. Wang, Minister for Foreign Affairs;

The President of the German Reich:

Mr. H. von Borch, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipo-

tiary of the German Reich to China.

Who, having communicated to each other their full powers and found them

to be in good and due form, have agreed upon the folowing treaty between

the two countries:

132 SINO-FOREIGN TREATIES

Article L—For the purpose of attaining absolute equality of treatment

in Customs matters and in supplementing the arrangements between China and

Germany of the 20th of May 1S21, the two High Contracting Parties agree

that in all Customs and related matters either of the High Contracting Parties

shall not, within the territories of the other Party, be subject to any discri-

minatory treatment as compared with the treatment accorded to any other

country.

The nationals of each of the High Contracting Parties shall under no

circumstances be compelled to pay within the territories of the other Party

higher or other duties, internal charges or taxes whatsoever upon the importa-

tion or exportation of goods than those paid by nationals of the country

or by nationals of any other country.

The provision in the exchange of notes annexed to the Sino-German agree-

ment of May 20, 1921, according to which German import goods shall pay

duties in accordance with the General Tariff Regulations prior to the general

application of the Automous Tariff Regulations, shall be hereby annulled.

Article II.— The two High Contracting Parties will enter as soon as pos-

sible into negotiations for the purpose of concluding a Treaty of Commerce

and Navigation based on the principle of perfect parity and equality of treat-

ment.

Article III. The present treaty has been drawn up in Chinese, German and

English; in case of a difference of interpretation the English text shall pre-

vail.

shallArticle

becomeIV.—The

valid on present

the daytreaty shallthebetwo

on which ratified as soon shall

Governments as possible and

have noti-

fied each other that the ratifications have been effected.

of theDoneseventeenth

in duplicate

yearatofNanking on theofseventeenth

the Republic day of the Eighth

China, corresponding to the month

seven-

teenth day of August, nineteen hundred and twenty-eight.

(Signed) Chengting T. Wang.

(Signed) H. Yon Boech.

THE ANTI-WAR TREATY (KELLOGG PACT).

1.—UNITED STATES, INVITATION TO CHINA.

Legation of the United States of America

Excellency: Peking, August 27, 1028.

I have the honour to inform you that the Governments of Germany, the

United States of America, Belgium, France, Great Britain, Canada, Australia,

New Zealand, South Africa, The Irish Free State, India, Italy, Japan, Poland,

and Czecho-Slova kia have this day signed in Paris a treaty binding them to

renounce war as an instrument of national policy in their relations with one

another and to seek only by pacific means the settlement of or solution of all

disputes which may arise among them.

This treaty, as Your Excellency is aware, is the outcome of negotiations

which commenced on June 20, 1927, when M. Briand, Minister for Foreign

Affairs of the friendship

of perpetual French Republic,

between submitted to my

France and the Government

United States.a draft of acourse

In the pact

of the subsequent negotiations this idea was extended so as to include as

•original signatories of the anti-war treaty not only France and the United

 KELLOGG PACT 133

.‘States but also Japan, the British Empire and all the Governments which

^participated with France and Great Britain in the Locarno agreements, namely,

Belgium, Czecho-Slovakia, Germany, Italy, and Poland. This procedure met

the point raised by the British Government in its note of May 19, 1928, where

it stated that the treaty from its very nature was not one which concerned that

Government alone but was one in which that Government could not undertake

to participate otherwise than jointly and simultaneously with the Government

in the Dominions and the Government of India; it also settled satisfactorily

the question whether there was any inconsistency between the new treaty and

“the treaties of Locarno, thus meeting the observations of the French Govern-

ment as to the necessity of extending the number of original signatories.

The decision to limit the original signatories to the Powers named above,

that is, to the United: States, Japan, the parties to the Locarno treaties, the

British Dominions, and India was based entirely upon practical considerations.

It was the desire of the United States that the negotiations be successfully con-

cluded at the earliest' possible moment and that the treaty become operative

without the delay that would inevitably result were prior universal acceptance

made a condition precedent to its coming into force. My Government felt,

moreover, that if these Powers could agreed upon a simple renunciation of

war as an instrumtnt of national policy, there could be no doubt that most if

mot all the other Powers of the world would find the formula equally acceptable

.and would hasten to lend their unqualified support to so impressive a move

ment for the perpetuation of peace. The United States has, however, been

anxious from the beginning that no state should feel deprived of an opport-

unity to participate promptly in the new treaty and thus not only align

itself formally and solemnly with this new manifestation of the popular demand

for world peace but also avail itself of the identical benefits enjoyed by the

original signatories Accordingly, in the draft treaty proposed by it, the

United States made specific provision for participation in the treaty by any

and every Power desiring to identify itself therewith and this same provision

is found in the definitive instrument signed to-day in Paris. It will also be

observed that the Powers signing the treaty have recorded in the preamble

their hope that every nation of the world will participate in the treaty and

in that connection I am happy to be able to report that my Government has

already received from, several Governments informal indications that they are

prepared to do so at the earliest possible moment. This convincing evidence

-of the world wide interest and sympathy which the new treaty has evoked is

•most gratifying to all the Governments concerned.

In these circumstances I have the honour formally to communicate to

Your Excellency for your consideration, and for the approval of your Gov-

ernment, if it concurs therein, the text of the above-mentioned treaty as

-signed to-day in Paris, omitting only that part of the preamble vdiich names

the several plenipotentiaries. The text is as follows:

“The President of the German Reich, the President of the. United States

of America, His Majesty the King of the Belgians, the President of the

French Republic, His Majesty the King of Great Britain, Ireland, and the

British Dominions beyond the Seas, Emperor of India, His Majesty the

King of Italy, His Majesty the Emperor of Japan, the President of the

Republic of Poland, the President of the Czecho-Slovakian Republic, deeply

sensible of their solemn duty to promote the welfare of mankind;

“Persuaded that the time has come when a frank prescription of war

as an instrument of national policy should be made to the end that the

peaceful and friendly relations now existing between their peoples may be

perpetuated;

“Convinced that all changes in the relations with one another should be

sought only by pacific means and be the result of peaceful and orderly

process and that any signatory Power which shall hereafter seek to pro-

mote its national interests by resort to war should be denied the benefits

furnished by this treaty;

134 KELLOGG PACT

“Hopeful that encouraged by their example all the other nations of

the world will join in this humane endeavour and by adhering to the-

present treaty as soon as it comes into force, bring their peoples within the

scope of its beneficent provisions, thus uniting the civilized nations of the

world in a common renunciation of war as an instrument of their national

policy:

“Have decided to conclude a treaty and for that purpose have ap-

pointed as their respective plenipotentiaries (here follows the list of plen-

ipotentiaries) who, having, communicated to one another their full powers

found in good and due form have agreed upon the following articles:

“Article I.—First, solemnly declare in the name of their respective

peoples that they condemn recourse to war for the solution of international

controversies, and renounce it as an instrument of national policy in their

relations With one another.

“Article II.—The High Contracting Parties agree that the settlement?

or solution of all disputes of conflicts of whatever nature or of whatever

origin they may be, which may .arise among them, shall never be sought

except by. pacific means

Article III.—The present treaty shall be ratified by the High Con-

tracting Parties named in the preamble^ in accordance with their respective-

constitutional requirements, and shall take effect as between them as soon

as all their several instruments of ratification shall have been deposited

at Washington.

“This treaty shall, when it has come into effect as prescribed in the

preceding paragraph, remain open as long as may be necessary for adher-

ence by all the other Powers of the world. Every instrument evidencing

the adherence of a Power shall be deposited^ at Washington and the treaty

shall immediately upon its deposit become effective as between the Power

thus adhering and the other Powers parties hereto.

“It shalh be the duty of the Government of the United States to

furnish each Government named in the preamble and every Government

subsequently adhering to this treaty with a certified copy of the treaty and

of every instrument of ratification or adherence. It shall also be the duty

of the Government of the United States telegraphically to notify such

Governments immediately upon the deposit with it of each instrument of

ratification or adherence.

“In faith whereof the respective plenipotentiaries have signed this

treaty in the French and English languages, both texts having equal force,

and hereunto affixed their seals.

“Done at Paris the 2f7th day of August in the year one thousand nine

hundred and twenty-eight.”

The provisions, regarding ratification and adherence are, as Your Ex-

cellency will observe, found in the third and last Article. That Article pro-

vides that the treaty shall take effect as soon as the ratifications of all the

Powers named in the preamble shall have been deposited in Washington and

that it shall be open to adherence by all the other Powers of the world, in-

struments evidencing such adherence to be deposited in Washington also. Any

Power desiring to participate in the treaty may thus exercise the right to

adhere thereto and my Government will be happy tq receive at any time

appropriate notices of adherence from those Governments Wishing to contribute

to_ the success of this new movement for world peace by bringing their peoples

within its beneficent scope. It will be noted, in this connection that, the treaty

expressly provides that when it has once come into force it shall take effect

immediately between an adhering Power and the other Parties thereto, and

it is therefore '*]ear that any Government adhering promptly •will fully share

m the benefits of the treaty at the very moment it comes into effect.

 KELLOGG PACT 335

I shall shortly transmit for Your Excellency’s convenient reference a

•printed pamphlet containing the text in translation of M. Briand’s original

■proposal to my Government of June 20, 1927, and the complete record of the

•subsequent diplomatic correspondence on the subject of a multilateral treaty

for the renunciation of war. I shall also transmit, as soon as received from

my Government, a certified copy of the signed treaty.

I avail myself of this opportunity to extend to Your Excellency the

.renewed assurance of my highest consideration.

(Signed) Mahlon F. Perkins,

Charge d’Affaires,

2.—CHINA’S ACCEPTANCE.

Nanking, Sept. 13, 1923.

^Excellency:

I have the honour to acknowledge the receipt of your communication dated

August 27 in which the Government of the United States of America presents

for my consideration and for the approval of my Government the text of a

treaty that was signed on the same day in Paris by the Governments of Ger-

many, the United States of America, Belgium, France, Great Britain, Canada,

.Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, the Irish Free State, India, Italy,

Japan, Poland, and Szecho-Slovakia binding them to renounce war as an

instrument of national policy in their relations with one another and to seek

•only by pacific means the settlement or solution of all disputes which may

arise among them.

“The ideals which are embodied in this treaty of extraordinary significance

~are the foundation on which the national life of the Chinese people is con-

structed and I wish, therefore, immediately to avail myself of this opportunity

do inform you that this impressive movement for the perpetuation of universal

peace and for the advancement of world civilization, aroused our sympathetic

interest from the very beginning and that in its present form as a definitive

treaty, my Government has decided to adhere to it without delay.

The Chinese Government and people feek deeply confident that the inter-

dependence of the different nations of the world is making it increasingly

manifest to all thinking minds that the renunciatidn of war and a frank

avowal of the need of friendly relations is the only means to save civilization

from the danger of destruction. We are, indeed, brought before the supreme

test whether, after those painful experiences of a few years ago which still

linger in our memory, we are not yet convinced of the absolute necessity of

a real spirit of mutual co-operation to guide us in our national policies to-

wards one another. It is therefore a source of profound satisfaction to see

that this action of momentous importance, so ably sponsored by the United

States of America, is receiving universal response.

As you are aware, the whole conception of life among our people centres

round the ideal of harmony. It is indeed difficult, if not impossible, to find

in all our thinkers a view of life which justifies conflict in any form as the

basis of a national policy, and I venture to think that it is this idea of

harmony and peace which accounts for the stability of our civilization and

the extraordinary length of our history. The present, treaty to renounce

war is, in fact, a vindication of the teachings of our revered ancestors, and

especially as these teachings, which have been amplified by our late leader,

Dr. Sun Yat-sen, so clearly embodied in such noble principles as Universal

Justice and The Brotherhood of Nations, are also at the present moment being

applied in the building up of a new China-, the Chinese people are prepared

to join with America and the other signatory Powers with more than the

usual enthusiasm in endeavouring to attain the noble ends of peace.

We are deeply sensible, however, that in order to make war really im-

-possible, it is necessary to eliminate all causes which are likely to give rise

to any international dispute, and rigidly to uphold the principle of equality

 EXTRATERRITORIAOTY

and mutual respect for territorial sovereignty

ernment, therefore, firmly believes that among allPowers

all the signatory nations.

will My

abideGov-

by

the spirit of the present treaty and remove, at the earliest opportunity, all

of China’s unequal treaties and encroachments upon her sovereignty, as for

instance, the stationing of large numbers of alien troops on her soil. For it

is clear that a free and independent China is one of the most vital factors,

whereby permanent world peace may be promoted and strengthened.

I avail myself of this opportunity to extend to you the assurance of my

highest consideration.

(Signed) Wang Cheng-ting,

Minister for Foreign Affairs.

EXTRATERRITORIALITY.

On April 27, 1929, the Minister for Foreign Affairs addressed [Notes to-

the British, American, Brazilian, iDutch, French and Norwegian Envoys,

urging the early abolition Of extraterritoriality. The Notes were similar in

wording, those addressed to the British, American and French Ministers being

identical.

The text of the Notes to the British, American and French Ministers is

as follows: —

Ministry of Foreign Affairs,

Nanking.

Your Excellency: April 27,19129.

I have the honour to recall to Your Excellency that the Chinese Govern-

ment, through its representatives, had had occasion to express at the Paris

Peace Conference its strong desire for the removal of limitations on China’s

jurisdictional sovereignty imposed upon her by the old treaty concluded between

China and the foreign Powers and that the Chinese (Delegation emphatically

reiterated the same desire at the Washington Conference, which placed on

record its sympathetic disposition towards furthering the aspiration of China

for the removal of restrictions on her political, jurisdictional and administra-

tive freedom of action.

With the unification of China and the establishment upon a firm founda-

tion of the National Government, a new era has been happily inaugurated

in the relations between our two countries through the conclusion of the recent

Tariff Treaty, and it is to be confidently hoped that the material well-being

of our two countries will henceforth be greatly enhanced. But it is the belief

and the conviction of the Chinese Government that the promotion of such

material well-being will be accelerated by a readjustment of the relations be-

tween our two countries on a basis of friendly equality in matters of juris-

diction, and if Your Excellency’s Government could see its way to meet the

wishes of the Chinese Government and people in this regard, it is certain

that another obstacle to the full and frank co-operation, in trade or other-

wise, between the Chinese people and foreign nationals in this country

would be happily removed and that the desire of the Chinese Government

for promoting to the fullest extent the material interests of all who choose

to associate themselves with our own people would find its early realization.

It goes without saying that extraterritoriality in China is a legacy of

the old regime, which has not only ceased to be adaptable to the present-day

conditions, but has become so detrimental to the smooth working of the judicial

and administrative machinery of China that her progress as a member of

the Family of Nations has been unnecessarily retarted. The inherent defects

and inconveniences of (he system of consular jurisdiction have been most

clearly pointed out by the Chinese Government on various occasions and also

by the jurists and publicists of other countries in their official utterances as

 EXTRATEERITORIALITY 137

well as in their academic discussions. It is a matter for sincere regret that,

while many Governments which are playing an important role in interna-

tional affairs are eager and persistent in their endeavour to promote geniune

friendship and harmony among nations, such anachronistic practices as only

tend to mar the friendly relations between the 'Chinese people and foreign

nationals should be allowed to exist at a time when justice and equity are

supposed to govern the relations of nations.

With the close contact between China and the foreign Powers, the assi-

milation of western legal conceptions by Chinese jurists and incorporation

of western legal principles in Chinese jurisprudence have proceeded very

rapidly. In addition to the numerous codes and laws now in force, the Civil

code and the Commercial code have reached the final stage of preparation

and will be ready for promulgation before January 1st, 1930. Courts and

prisons, along modern lines, have been established, and are being established,

throughout the whole country.

Inasmuch as doubt has been entertained with regard, to the advisability

of relinquishing extraterritorial privileges at this juncture by the interested

Powers, it may he pointed out that certain countries, having ceased to enjoy

extraterritorial privileges in China, have found satisfaction in the protection

given to their nationals by Chinese law and have had no cause for complaint

that their interests nave been in any way prejudiced. Your Excellency’s

Government may, therefore, rest assured that the legitimate rights and in-

terests of your nationals will not be unfavourably affected in the least by the

relinquishment of the exceptional privileges which they now possess.

As Your Excellency’s Government has always maintained a friendly atti-

tude toivards China and has always shown its readiness in the adoption of

measures for the removal of limitations on China’s sovereignity, I am happy

to express to Your Excellency, on behalf of the Chinese Government, the

desire of China to have the restrictions oh her jurisdictional sovereignty re-

moved at the earliest possible date and confidently hope that Your Excellency’s

Government will take this desire of China into immediate and sympathetic

consideration and favour me with an early reply so that steps may be taken

■to enable China, now unified and with a strong Central Government, to right-

fully assume jurisdiction over all nationals within her domain.

I avail myself of this opportunity to renew to Your Excellency the as-

surnce:,pf my highest consideration.

(Signed) Chengting T. Wang.

Minister of Foreign Affairs.

THE AMERICAN REPLY.

Peking, Aug. 10. 1929.

Jlis Excellency

Dr. Chengting T. Wang,

Minister for Foreign Affairs,

I Excellency: Nanking.

I) I have the honour to acknowledge the receipt of the Chinese Government’s

Note of April 27th in which there is expressed the desire that the United

States should relinquish tiie further exercise of extraterritorial jurisdiction

over its citizens in China and the hope that the American Government will

take this desire into immediate and sympathetic consideration.

I am directed by my Government to state that it is prepared to give

sympathetic consideration to the desires expressed by the Chinese Govern-

ment, giving at the same time, as it must, due consideration to the responsi-

hilities which rest upon the Government of the United States in connection

138 EXTRATERMTOBIAiLITY

with the problem of jurisdiction over the persons and property of American

citizens in China. My Government, has, in fact,, for some time past given

constant and sympathetic consideration to the national aspirations of the

people of China, and it has repeatedly given concrete evidence of its desire

to promote the realization of these aspirations in so far as action of the

United States may contribute to that result. As long ago as the year 1903,.

in Article 15 of the Treaty concluded in that year between the United States

and China,thethejurisdiction

relinquish American which

G-overnment agreedoverthat

it exercised it would inbe China

its nationals prepared

“whento

satisfied that the state of the Chinese laws, the arrangements for their ad-

ministration, and other, considerations warrant it in so'doing.” As refeently

as, last year, the American Government gave very definite evidence of its

desire to promote the realization of China’s aspirations by concluding with

the Government of China, on July 23, 1928, a Treaty by which the two countries

agreed to cancellation of provisions in earlier treaties whereby China’s

authority in reference to Customs duties on goods imported into China by

American nationals had been restricted.

The exercise by the United States of jurisdiction over its citizens in

China had its genesis in an early agreement that, because of differences be-

tween the customs of the two countries and peoples, and differences between

their judicial systems, it would be wise to place upon the American Govern-

ment the duty of extending to American nationals in China the restraints and

the benefits of the system of jurisprudence to which they and their fellow

nationals were accustomed in the-United States.

My Government deems it proper at this point to remind the Government

of China that this system of American jurisdiction as administered by the

extraterritorial courts has never been extended by the United States beyond

the purposes to.which it was by the Treaties originally limited. Those pur-

poses were the, lawful control and protection, of the persons and property of

American citizens who have established themselves in China in good faitb in

accordance with the terms of the Treaties and with the knowledge and con

sent of China in the normal development of the commercial and cultural rela-

tions between, the two countries. The United States has never sought to extend

its sovereignty over any portion of the territory of China.

Under the provisions of the Treaty of 1844, and other agreements concluded

thereafter Avhich established that system,, American citizens have lived and

have carried on their legitimate enterprises in China with benefit both to the

Chinese and to themselves. They have engaged extensively in cultural and

in commercial enterprises involving large sums of money and extensive pro-

perties, and, as your Government has so graciously indicated in the Note

under acknowledgement, there has grown up and existed between the peoples

and the Governments of the two countries a friendship that has endured.

The American Government believe that this condition of affairs has been duo

in large part to the manner in which the relations between the two peoples

have been regulated under the provisione of these agreements, the existence

of which has assured to the lives and property of American citizens in China

the security so necessary to their growth and development.

For the safety of life and property, the development and continuance of

legitimate upon

elsewhere, and beneficial business

the certainty depend infromthe injury

of protection last resort, in China,by asa

or confiscation

system of known law consistently interpreted and faithfully enforced by an

independent judiciary. Where such protection fails, the life and liberty of

the individual become subject to the constant threat of unlawful attack, while

his property suffers the ever-present danger of confiscation in whole or in

part through arbitrary administrative action. To exchange an assured and

tried system of administration of justice, and under which it is acknowledged

that life and property have been protected and commerce has grown and

prospered, for uncertainties in the absence of an adequate body of law and of

an experienced

both and independent

of the foregoing respects. judiciary would be fraught with danger in

 EXTRA TERRITQRIAiLITY 139

My Government lias instructed me to say that the statement of the

Minister of Foreign Affairs of China, telegraphed to the press of the United

^States on July 26th, to the effect that “all foreign interests in China purely

for legitimate purposes will be duly respected” has been noted by it with ,

pleasure as indicating that the Government of China has not failed to appre-

ciate the value to its foreign relations of the factors above mentioned. My

•Government bids me add that it is therefore persuaded that the Government

of China will concur in its belief based as it is upon the facts set forth in

succeeding paragraphs, that the sudden abolition of the system of protection

by its extraterritorial courts in the Mace of bohditions prevailing in China

to-day would in effect expose the property of American citizens to danger of

unlawful seizure and place in jeopardy the liberty of the persons of American

-citizens.

The Chinese Government has, on several occasions during recent years,

expressed the desire that the Powers relinquish the exercise of extraterritorial

jurisdiction over their citizens In the Note under acknowledgment reference

is made to the position taken at the Washington Conference. It will be re- ,

•called that, in pursuance of the, resolution adopted at that Conference, there

was created a Commission to inquire into the present practice of extraterri-

torial jurisdiction in China and into the laws and the judicial system and the

methods of judicial administration of China, and that, under date of Sept-

ember 16, 1926, that Commission made its report. This report contained an

account of the conditions then prevailing in the judicial system of China, as

well as a number of recommendations carefully suggested as indicating the

changes and improvements which would be necessary before there would be

adequately developed a system of known law and an independent judiciary

•capable of justly controlling and protecting the lives and property of the

citizens of foreign countries doing business in China. Your Government will

recall that the Commission on Extraterritoriality which made these recom-

mendations was composed of representatives from thirteen countries including

both China and the United States and that its recommendations thoughtfully

and reasonably conceived were unanimously adopted and were signed by all

of the Commissioners.

Because of its friendship for the Chinese people and its desire, to which

allusion has been already made, to relinquish as soon as possible extraterri-

torial jurisdiction over its own citizens in China, my Government has followed

with attentive consideration this entire subject, including particularly the

progress which has been made in carrying out its recommendations since the

rendition of this report.

It fully appreciates the efforts which are being made in China to assimilate

those western judical principles to which your Government has referred in

its Note, but it would be lacking in sincerity and candour, as well as disre-

gardful of its obligations towards its own nationals, if it did not frankly point

out that the. recommendations aforesaid have not been substantially carried out

and that there does not exist in China to-day a system of independent Chinese

courts free from extraneous influence which is capable of adequately doing

justice, between Chinese and foreign litigants. My Government believes that

not until these recommendations are fulfilled in far greater measure than is

the case to-day will it be possible for American citizens safely to live and do

business in China and for their property adequately to be protected without

the intervention of the consular courts.

In conclusion, my Government has directed me to state that it: observes

with attentive and sympathetic interest the changes which are taking place

in China. Animated as it is by the most friendly motives and wishing as

far as lies within Government power to be helpful, the American Government

would be ready, if the suggestion should meet with the approval of the Chinese

Government, to participate in negotiations which would-have as their object

the devising of a method for the gradual relinquishment of extraterritorial

rights, either as to designated territorial areas, or as to particular kinds of

140 EXTRATERRITORIAiLITY

jurisdiction, or as to both, provided, that such gradual relinquishment pro-

ceeds at the same time as steps are taken and improvements are achieved by

the 'Chinese Government in the enactment and effective enforcement of laws

based on modern concepts of jurisprudence.

I avail myself of this opportunity to extend to Your Excellency the re-

newed assurance of my highest consideration.

(Signed) J. V. A. MacMurray.

BRITISH REPLY.

British (Legation, Peking,

at Peitaiho,

(Sir, 10th August, 1929.

I have the honour to acknowledge the receipt of your Note of April 27ths

in which you inform me of the desire of the National Government of the Re-

public of China that the restrictions imposed on the jurisdictional sovereignty

ofat China by thepossible

the earliest system date

of extraterritoriality

with a view to thenowassumption

in force should be removed;

of jurisdiction by

China over all nationals in her domain.

2. I have communicated the contents of your letter to my Government

and I am now instructed to transmit to.you a reply in the following sense:

3. Animated by the friendly feelings which they have always entertained

towards the Government and people of China His Majesty’s Government have

given their sympathetic consideration to the request of the Chinese Government

relating to the abolition of extraterritorial jurisdiction in China.

The high importance of this subject in its bearing both on the political

development of China and the future relations between China and Great

Britain appears to demand that it should be closely examined from every

aspect. In particular a just appreciation of the reasons for which and the

manner in which the present system of extraterritoriality came into existence-

seems essential to a consideration of the proper method for dealing with the

problem.

4. The system of extraterritoriality in force in China has its root deep

down in the past. For thousands of years before science had improved com-

munications, the Chinese people were secluded from the rest of the world by

deserts and the ocean and they developed a civilisation and a policy peculiar

to themselves. A wide gulf was thus fixed between Europe and America on

the one hand and China on the other.

5. In particular the conception of international relations as being inter-

course between equal and independent states—a conception which was woven

into the very texture of the political ideas of the nations of the West—was

entirely alien to Chinese modes of thought. When traders of the West first

found their way to the coast of China, the Chinese Government found it diffi-

cult to allow them freely to enter into their country and mingle with their

people nor did they recognise that the nations to which they belonged were

the

of aequals

single ofcityChina.

in oneThese

cornertraders

of thewere therefore

Empire confined

and while to aonesmall

on the handsection

thejr

were subjected to many disabilities and to grave humiliations, on the other

hand, by a species of amorphous and unregulated extraterritoriality, which

was the natural outcome of these conditions, the responsibility of managing

their own affairs and maintaining order amongst themselves was in some

measure left to their own initiative.

6. Relations continued for many years upon this insecure and unsatisfac-

tory footing. Friction was often dangerously intense and conflicts not infre-

quently arose, generally out of demands that some innocent person should be

surrendered for execution to expirate perhaps an accidental homicide or that

foreign authority should assume the responsibility for enforcing the revenue

laws of China.

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7. The object of the first treaties was to secure recognition by China of

Great Britain’s equality with herself and to define and regulate the extrater-

ritorial status of British subjects. Relations between the two countries having

thus been placed on a footing of equality and mutual respect, Great Britain

was content that her nationals should continue to bear those responsibilities

and to labour under those disabilities which respect for the sovereignty of

China entailed upon them. Conditions did not permit the general opening of

the interior of China and the residence of foreigners has consequently continued

down to the present day to be restricted to a limited number of cities known

as Treaty Ports.

8. His Majesty’s Government recognise the defects and inconveniences

of the system of consular jurisdiction to which the Government of China have

on various occasions drawn attention. In 1902 in Article 12 of the Treaty

of Commerce between Great Britain and China signed in that year, His

Majesty’s Government stated their readiness to relinquish their extraterritorial

rights when they were satisfied that the state of Chinese laws, the arrangements

for their administration and other considerations warranted them in so doing.

They have since watched with appreciation the progress which China has

made in the assimilation of western legal principals to which reference is made

in your Note under reply and they have observed with deep interest the faets-

set out and recommendations made in the report of the Commission on Ex-

traterritoriality in the jear 1926.

9. More recently in the declaration which they published in 'December

1926 and the proposals which they made to the Chinese authorities in January

1927 His Majesty’s Government have given concrete evidence of their desire to

meet in a spirit of friendship and sympathy the legitimate aspirations of the

Chinese people. They have already travelled some distance along the road

marked out in those documents and they are willing to examine in collabora-

tion with the Chinese Government the whole problem of extraterritorial juris-

diction with a view to ascertaining what further steps in the same direction

it may be possible to take at the present time.

10. His Majesty’s Government would however observe that the promulga-

tion of codes embodying Western legal principles represents only one portion

of the task to be accomplished before it would be safe to abandon in their

entirety the special arrangements which have hitherto regulated the residence

of foreigners in China. In order that those reforms should become a living;

reality it appears to His Majesty’s Government to be necessary that Western

legal principles should be understood and be found acceptable by the people at

large, no less than by their rulers, and that the Courts which administer these

laws should be free from interference and dictation at the hands, not only of

military chiefs, but of groups and associations who either set up arbitrary

and illegal tribunals of their own or attempt to use legal courts for the fur-

therance of political objects rather than for the administration of equal justice

between Chinese and Chinese and between Chinese and foreigners. Not until

these conditions are fulfilled in a far greater measure than appears to be the

case to-day will it be practicable for British merchants tq reside, trade and

own property throughout the territories of China with the same equality of

freedom and safety as these privileges are accorded to Chinese merchants in

Great Britain. Any agreement purporting to accord with privileges to British

merchants would remain for some time to come a mere paper agreement to

which it would be impossible to give effect in practice. Any attempt prema-

turely to accord such privileges would not only be of no benefit to British mer-

chants but might involve the Government and people of China in political

and economic difficulties.

11. So long as these conditions subsist there appears to be no practicable

alternative to maintaining though perhaps in a modified form the Treaty Port

system that has served for nearly a century to regulate intercourse between

China and British subjects with her domain. Some system, of extraterri-

toriality is the natural corollary for the maintenance of the Treaty Port sys-

142 E XTRATE RRI TORIAlLI TY

tem and the problem as it present itself to His Majesty's Government at the

present moment is to discover what further modifications in that system beyoal

those already made and alluded to above it would be desirable and practicable

to effect.

. 12. His Majesty’s Government await further proposals from the National

Government as to the procedure now to be adopted for examining this question

and they instruct me to assure Your Excellency that they will continue to

maintain towards any such proposals the same friendly and helpful attitude

to which Your Excellency has paid so generous a tribute in the concluding

paragraph of your Note under reply.

I avail myself of this opportunity to renew to Your Excellency the assur-

ance of my highest consideration.

(Signed) Miles W. (Lampson.

His Excellency,

Dr. C. T. Wang, :

Etc., etc., ‘etc.,

Minister for Foreign Affairs,

Nanking.

FRENCH REPLY.

The following is the English translation of the reply of the French Gov-

ernment to .China’s Note, concerning the abolition of extraterritoriality.

Monsieur ie Ministre,. August 10, 1029.

I have the honour to acknowledge the receipt of the note dated April 27

in which you express the hope that the French Government would take into

immediate

to be enabledandto favourable

exercise itsconsideratioh the desire

jurisdiction over of the residing

all nationals Chinese Government

in China.

Having taken note of this communication which has been the object of its

careful attention, the French Government authorizes me to recall to Your Ex-

cellency that during the Washington Conference it gave voluntarily its approval

to the resolution of December 10, 1921, according to the terms of which an

international Commission was established to study the question Of extraterri-

toriality in China.

This Commission, in its report of September 16, 1926, made recommenda-

tions, the application of which, might, in its judgment, permit the Powers

to relinquish extraterritoriality.

Taking into consideration tile facts stated by the said Commission, the

French Government considers that, in order to realize the conditions favourable

for the; renunciation of extraterritorial rights enjoyed by its nationals in

virtue of the treaty of 1358, A is indispensable that the Chinese Government

proceed to the reform of its laws, its judicial institutions and its method

of judicial administration, in conformity with the recommendations of the

Commission;, recommendations to which the Chinese Delegate has given his

approval. It is when these reforms have been carried out and effectively put

into practice that the rights, of residence,. of property owning and trade

throughout the whole ofmight

of extraterritoriality^ China,constitute

the necessary

for counterpart

the French ofnationals

the relinquishment

a real ad-

vantage equivalent to that which the Chinese enjoy in France.

The French Government, animated by the friendly feelings which it was

always cherished towards the Chinese people and of which another proof was

given last year by the signing of the Tariff Autonomy Treaty, has no doubt

that the Chinese Government will make every effort to fulfill the conditions

necessary to the examination of the problem of extraterritoriality.

It is in this spirit that the French Government, faithful to its liberal

traditions, has authorized me to give you assurance that it. will continue to

 EXTRATERRITORIAjLITY 143-

take an active interest in the reforms to that end which remain to be accom-

plished and that it will carefully note all the facts which tend to show i/hat

these reforms are effectively carried out in the administration and judicial

practice of the iQovernment authorities and the people of China.

On the other hand, the French Government will not fail to avail itself

of the opportunities as they arise to co-operate profitably with Chinese authori-

ties in the endeavour to hasten a state of affairs which would permit it to'

modify with the necessary guarantees the present jurisdictional status of the

French nationals in China.

THE NETHERLANDS’ REPLY.

The following is the English translation of the reply of the Netherlands

Government to China’s note concerning the abolition of extraterritoriality.

Legation des Pays-Bas

Peking, Aug. 10. 1929.

Monsieur le Ministre,

I have the honour to acknowledge the receipt of Your Excellency’s Note of

April 27 last in which the Chinese Government expresses the hope that Hex-

Majesty’s Government would take into sympathetic consideration the desire

of China to come to an agreement by which the limitation on China’s jurisdic-

tional sovereignty will be removed and which will enable the Chinese Govern-

ment to assume jurisdiction over all nationals within its domain.

Your Excellency expressed the conviction that the reciprocal advantages

resulting from the tariff convention recently concluded between our two

countries would be considerably enhanced if the relations between our two-

countries were regulated on the basis of equality in matters of jurisdiction,

and that by the abolition of the system of consular jurisdiction an obstacle

•would be removed for the full co-operation between the Chinese people and

foreign nationals especially in commercial matters; the desire of the Chinese

Government for promotig the material interests of all who choose to associate

themselves with the Chinese people would in that case find its early realization.

Her Majesty’s Government has given this request its most careful consi-

deration, and now instructs me to inform Your Excellency that just as it-

was happy,to join the other powers in bringing about the Resolution adopted

on iDecember 10th 1921 by the Washington Conference on the Limitation of

Armaments, which placed on record its sympathetic disposition towards China’s

aspiration, so it will be pleased to co-operte with these Powers and with

China for the realization and fulfilment of China’s desire with regard to the

question of jurisdiction.

It may here be recalled that with this end in view Her Majest’s Govern-

ment wholeheartedly participated in the work of the International Commission

which was instituted as a result of the above-mentioned Resolution and which,

drew up a number of valuable recommendations for the benefit of the Chinese

Government.

It cannot be gainsaid that there exists a close relationship between the-

internal situation of China, the guarantees which the laws offer to foreign

rights and interests and their administration in the whole Of China pn the one

hand, and the measure of progress which it will be possible to make on the road

to abolition of the special arrangements now in force with regard to foreigners

on the other. The possibility for Netherlands subjects to enjoy liberty of trade,,

of residence and of the exercise of civil rights including that of owing property

throughout the whole of China is in the same way closely connected with the

degree of security existing in the interior of the country and with the question

of what safeguards the Chinese judicial institutions offer with a view to their

independence and their immunity from interference by military and political

authorities.

144 EXTRATERMTORIAiLITY

I am desired by Her Majesty’s Government to assure with Excellency

of its unalterable sympathy towards China with regard to this question and

of its readiness when the introduction and the effective acceptance by the

country of modern institutions guaranteeing the administration of just laws

by an independent and unassailable judiciary will have rendered useful re-

forms possible in the matter of jurisdiction over Netherlands nationals, to

act in unison with the Governments of the Powers who were represented at the

Conference of Washington with the object object of examining the possibility

of meeting the aspiration to which the Chinese Delegation at the said Con-

ference gave expression and which is reiterated in Your Excellency’s Note

under reply.

I avail myself, etc.,

(Signed) W. Y. Oudenijk.

To His Excellency

Doctor Chengting T. Wang,

Minister of Foreign Affairs,

of the National Government of the Chinese Republic, Nanking.

NORWEGIAN REPLY.

The following is the English translation of the reply of the Norwegian

Government to China’s Note concerning the abolition of extraterritoriality.

(Legation de Norvege

Peking, Aug. 14, 1929.

I have the honour to acknowledge the receipt of Your Excellency’s note

of April 27 expressing on behalf of the Chinese Government the desire of

China to have the restriction on her jurisdictional sovereignty removed and

the hope that the Norwegian Government will take this desire into immediate

and sympathetic consideration in order to enable China to assume jurisdiction

over all nationals within her domain

Having communicated the contents of the Note to my Government I am

now instructed to recall to Your Excellency that the Norwegian Government

has already, in concluding, on November 12 last year, a new treaty with the

Chinese Government, given concrete evidence of the friendly feeling which

Norway has always entertained towards China and the Chinese people.

. My Government now desires me to reiterate, the assurance, already ex-

pressed on that occasion, that the same friendly feelings will not be found to

have changed when the question of revising other clauses of the treaty of

1847 between Norway and China is brought up for discussion.

As to the question of removing the restrictions on China’s jurisdictional

sovereignty (by relinquishing the consular jurisdiction) this question was

already given sympathetic consideration when, in 1926, a Norwegian delegate

joined

tion in theChina.

international Commission to inquire into extraterritorial jurisdic-

I may add that the administration of the Norwegian jurisdiction in China

has never been extended beyond the purpose for which it was introduced, and

I am directed to state in. conclusion that my Government has no desire to

maintain the Consular Court longer than considered necessary and is pre-

pared to abolish the same when all the other Treaty Powers will do so.

(Signed) N. Aall,

Charge d'Affaires a.i.

 EXTRATEREJTORIAiLITY 145

CHINESE REPLY TO AMERICA.

Nanking, September 5, 1929.

Monsieur le Ministre:

I have the honour to acknowledge the receipt of your Excellency’s Note

•of August 10th in which you are good enough to. transmit to me the views

»of your (government in regard to the request of the Chinese Government, con-

tained in my Note of April 27, for the removal of restrictions on China’s juris-

dictional sovereignty.

The Chinese Government is pleased to be reminded by the American Gov-

ernment that it has, for some time past, given constant and sympathetic cim-

sideration to the national aspirations of the people of China and that it

has repeatedly given concrete evidence of its desire to promote the realisation

of those aspirations. The traditional friendship between China and America

has not only a common material basis, but is also deeply rooted in the idealism

which is common to the Chinese and the American people. The American peo-

ple, with their love of liberty, their zeal for justice, their desire to further

the advance of civilisation and their sympathy for the aspirations of nations

in their spiritual re-birth all of which reveal unmistakably the noble attitude

of the American mind, have aroused the admiration and won the love of the

Chinese people. This idealism has manifested itself in the abolition of slavery,

the growth of democracy, and the endeavour to establish a reign of universal

peace, which has given a new hope to the human race. It is this idealism

that accounts for the steadfastness of the American Government and people

in their friendship for China through all the vicissitudes of her fortunes.; It

is again this idealism that has prompted the American Government to give

^sympathetic consideration to the desire of the Chinese Government in connec-

tion with the question of jurisdiction and to decide to enter into negotiations

for the devising of a method leading to the eventual abolition of Extraterri-

torial privileges.

It seems to me, however, from a careful consideration of your Note that

the America Government is not yet free from misgivings, as to the safety of

American lives and property after the abolition of Extraterritoriality. The

.American Government is undoubtedly aware of the fact that the liberty of

.American citizens and the security of their property rights do not so much

depend upon the continued exercise of jurisdiction by their own Consular

Courts, as upon the timely removal of hindrances to the free and full assertion

of China’s sovereign rights. Extraterritorial privileges, while apparently bene-

ficial to foreigners in China in giving the impression of security and safety,

have really hadin the

by producing the latter

most injurious

the feelingeffect on their relations

of humiliation withoftheresentment

and a sense Chinese

which have always caused mutual suspicion and the consequent loss of mutual

•confidence, thus undermining the very foundations of friendly relations and

not infrequently giving rise to complications and conflicts. Such conflicts and

complications could be easily avoided were there none of those special privileges.

In this connexion, it may be pointed out that towards nationals of certain

countries who have lost their extraterritorial privileges and have submitted to

the jurisdiction of China, the Chinese people enterian the most friendly feel-

ings and repose in them great confidence, a valuable asset, it will be admitted,

in the intercourse, commercial or otherwise, of any two peoples. Such marked

difference in the relations between Chinese and nationals of Extraterritorial

Powers on the one hand and those between the Chinese and the nationals of

non-extraterritorial Powers on the other will, as long as the extraterritorial ,

system is retained, become more and more pronounced, and much as the Chinese

•Government may try to discountenance this difference of attitude on the part

of its citizens, it will not be within its powers to control the natural expression

-of their feelings.

In the event, however, of American citizens relinquishing their Extraterri-

torial privileges, they may rest assured that they will enjoy the same confidence

 146 EXTRATE ELRITORIAiLITY

of the Chinese people and hence the same material benefits as the nationals of

non-extraterritorial Powefs. Moreover, the Chinese Government will continue

to exercise, in accordance with the well established principle of international

law, due diligence in preventing any possible violations of the private rights-

of American citizens and perform its duty, in the fullest possible measure, in

all matters relating to the redress of wrrongs.

In your Note under acknowledgment reference is made to the report of

the Commission on Extraterritoriality submitted to the interested Governments-

pursuant to a resolution adopted at the Washington Confetence. The American.

Government must be aware of the fact that since the completion of that re-

port, conditions in China have greatly changed, and in particular both the poli-

tical and judicial systems have assumed a new aspect. To pass judgment on the

present state of law and judicial administration in China in the light of

what is contained in the report of 1926 is doing no justice to the steadfast

policy of the National Government.

At this point, it may be worth while to recall th§ circumstances under

which the American Government renounced its rights under the Capitulations-

with Turkey. The Chinese judicial system, it will be admitted, does not

suffer the least in comparison with that of Turkey at the time of the abolition

of the Capitulations, And yet the American Government, realising that the-

Turkish people, with legitimate aspirations and under the guidance of a new

and strong Government, could accomplish great things in a short space of

time, had the wisdom and foresight to relinquish its special pri-

vileges similar to those enjoyed hitherto by its nationals in China, and has;

had the satisfaction to find that the life and property of American citizens

in Turkey have subsequently received full and adequate protection. Thn

American Government, which did full justice to the Turkish people in the'

matter of jurisdiction without any apprehension and with satisfactory results,

will no doubt solve the problem of Extraterritoriality in China in the same

friendly and sympathetic spirit.

It has been perhaps brought to the knowledge of the American Govern-

ment that the Chinese Government has recently concluded treaties with several

other Powers which have agreed to relinquish Extraterritoriality on January

1, 1930.. If it had appeared to the Government of those Powers, as it appears

to the American Government, that there did not yet ekist in this country

a judiciary capable of rendering justice to their nationals and a body of laws

adequate to give protection to their lives and property, they would certainly

have refused to give up their privileged position and enter into the engage-

ments they have made. Now that many of the Powers which participated in

the

readydiscussions

shown by ofanExtraterritoriality

ovejjt act that thatatsystem

the Washington

has outlivedConference have and?

its usefulness al-

should be replaced by one in harmony with the actual state of things, there-

is no reason why the United States, upon which fell the honour of initiating

the labours of that Conference, should not act in unison with those Powers,

thus removing the difficulties which the Chinese Government might otherwise

encounter in extending jurisdiction over all foreign nationals.

It is the hope of the Chinese Government that whatever misgivings and

apprehensions

under discussionthewill

American

be nowGovernment maythat,

dispelled, and haveinintheconsidering the subject

further examination,

of this subject, it will be. actuated by much weighter considerations, namely,,

the enhancement of friendship between the Chinese and the American people^

and hence the promotion of the material interests of both. It is with this last

object in view that the Chinese Government now requests the American Gov-

ernment to enter into immediate discussions with the authorised representative,

of the Chinese Government for making the necessary arrangements whereby

Extraterritoriality

both Governments. in China will be abolished to the mutual satisfaction of

"I avail myself, etc.

Wang CHENGTINa."

 EXTRATERRITORIALITY 147

CHINESE REPLY TO FRANCE.

Monsieur le Ministre, Nanking, September 7, 1929.

I have the honour to acknowledge the receipt of Your Excellency’s Note

of August 10th in which you are good enough to transmit to me the views of

your Government in regard to the request of the Chinese Government, con-

tained in my Note of April 27th for the removal of restrictions on China’s

jurisdictional Government.

The Chinese Government is pleaded to be reminded by the French Govern-

.ment that it gave another proof of the friendly feelings it always entertained

towards the Chinese people by signing the Tariff Autonomy Treaty last year.

The friendship between China and France rests not only on common material

interests, but also on close cultural ties and the ideals which have been an

unfailing source of inspiration both to the Chinese and the French people in

their political evolution. It is therefore with pleasure that the Chinese

•Government takes note of the sympathetic response of the French Government

to the desire of China expressed in my last Note.

In your Note under acknowledgment, however, reference is made to the

Report of the Commission on Extraterritoriality submitted to the interested

Governments, pursuant to a resolution adopted at the Washington Conference.

The French Government is undoubtedly aware of the fact that since the

•completion

in particular,of that

both report, conditions

the political in Chinasystems

.and judicial have greatly changed,a and,

have assumed new

aspect. To pass judgment, on the present state of laws and judicial administra-

tion in China in the light of what is contained in the Report of 1926 is doing

no justice to the steadfast policy of the National Government. .

Furthermore, it may be worth while to recall the circumstances under

which the French Government renounced its rights under the Capitulations

with Turkey. The Chinese judicial system, it will be admitted, does not suffer

the least in comparison with that of Turkey at the time of the abolition

■of the Capitulations. And yet the French Government, realizing that the

Turkish people with legitimate aspirations and under the guidance of a new

and strong Government could accomplish great things in a short space of

time, had the wisdom and foresight to relinquish its special privileges similar

to those enjoyed hitherto by its nationals in China and has had the satisfaction

to find that the life and property of French citizens in Turkey have subsequently

received full and adequate protection. The French Government which did

full justice to the Turkish people in the matter of jurisdiction without any

apprehensions and with satisfactory results will no doubt solve the problem of

Extraterritoriality in China in the same friendly and sympathetic spirit.

It has been perhaps brought to the knowledge of the French Government

that the Chinese Government has recently concluded treaties with several other

Powers which have agreed to relinquish extraterritorial privileges on January

1st, 1930. If it had appeared to the Governments of those Powers, as it appears

to the French Government, that there did not yet exist in this country, a

judiciary capable of rendering justice to their nationals and a body of laws

adequate to give protection tq their lives and property, they would certainly

have refused to give up their privileged position and enter into the engage-

ments they have made. Now that many of the Powers which participated in

the discussions of Extraterritoriality of the Washington Conference have

already shown by an overt act that that system has outlived its usefulness and

should be replaced by one in harmony with the actual state of things, there is

no reason why the French Government, which played an important part in the

deliberation of that Conference, should not act in unison with those Powers,

thus removing the difficulty which the Chinese Government might otherwise en-

counter in extending jurisdiction over all foreign nationals.

148 RENDITION OF TIENTSIN

It is the hope of the 'Chinese Government that whatever misgiving and

apprehensions the French Government may have in considering the subject un-

der discussion will be now dispelled, and that, in the further examination

of this subject, it will be actuated by much weightier considerations, namely

the enhancement of friendship between the Chinese and the French people,,

and hence the promotion of the material interests of both. It is with this

last object in view that the Chinese Government now requests the French*

Government to enter into immediate discussions with the authorised repre-

sentative of the Chinese Government for making the necessary arrangements

whereby Extraterritoriality in China will be abolished to the mutual satis-

faction of both Governments.

I avail myself of this opportunity to renew to Your Excellency the assur-

ance of my highest consideration.

(Signed) C. T. Wang.

BELGIAN CONCESSION AT TIENTSIN

Agreement for Rendition.

The Belgian Government being desirous, with a view to strengthening the

bonds of friendship existing between Belgium and China, to restore on its

own initiative and without compensation to the National Government of tbe

Republic of China the Belgian Concession in Tientsin which was granted to-

it by the Sino-Belgian Convention of February 6th, 1902 (28th day of the 12th

month of the 27th year of Kuang Hsu), the two Governments have for this

purpose appointed their Plenipotentiaries, that is to say:

His Excellency the President of the National Government of the Re-

public of China:

Dr Ping Ling, Adviser- of the Commission of the ministry of

Foreign Affairs-,

Mr. Kwang-ting Chao, Section Chief of the Land Department of

the Ministry of the Interior-,

Mr. H. H. Tcheng, Commissioner of the First Special Area in

Tientsin;

Ur. Tzong Fah Hwang, Minister Plenipotentiary, Attorney at Law;

His Majesty the King of the Belgians:

Baron Jules Guillaume, Counsellor of Legation, Chevalier de

Leopold;

Who, having communicated to each other their respective full powers found

to be in good and due form, have agreed upon the following Articles:

Article I.—The Belgian Government will restore to the National Govern-

ment of the Republic of China, on the day of the coming into force of the

present Agreement, the administration of the Belgian Concession in Tientsin

which whs granted to it by the Sino-Belgian Convention of February 6th,.

1902 (28th day of the 12th month of the 27th year of Kingdom Hsu). The said

Convention and contract relating thereto shall cease to be operative.

Article II.—The Provisional Belgian Municipal Council of the said Con-

cession shall cease to exist on the day of the coming into force of the present

Agreement.

All the documents, registers, and all other papers belonging to the Bel-

gian Administration shall be immediately handed over to the National Gov-

ernment of the Republic of China, whereupon the Provisional Municipal Coun-

cil will be entirely relieved of all responsibility for its administration.

 SINO-FOREIGN TREATIES 14&>

Article III.—Beginning from the day of the coming into force of the pre-

sent Agreement, the former Belgian Concession in Tientsin shall be entirely

administered under Chinese laws and regulations and protected by the same.

It shall likewise be subject to all Chinese imports and taxes in force.

Article IV.—All public properties of the Belgian Concession, such as

wharfs, piers, roads, railways together with the land occupied by them, in-

cluding block Q. lot b, in accordance with the map hereto annexed, and also

machines, implements, furniture, police equipment, as per inventory list hereto

attached, belonging to the Belgian Municipality, as well as the bank deposits-

of the Belgian Municipality, shall be handed over to the National Government,

of the Republic of China on the day of the coming into force of the present

Agreement.

Article V.—The name and the status of the iSociete Anonyme de la Con-

cession Beige de Tientsin shall be modified in accordance with the new state

of things and the provisions of Article 6 of the present Agreement shall equally

be applicable thereto.

Article VI.—Within one month after the coming into force of the present

Agreement, the title deeds and certificates of private property issued by the

Belgian Consulate for land situated in the Belgian Concession shall be handed

over to the Chinese authority concerned who shall issue in exchange certificates-

for perpetual lease. A registration fee of one dollar per mow shall be charged.

The Chinese authority concerned will issue the new certificates within a period

of a month..

Article VII.—The present Agreement shall be ratified as soon as possible

and shall come into force on the day on which the two Governments shall have

notified each other that the ratification has been effected.

Article VIII.-The present Agreement has been written in three languages,.

Chinese, French and English, and in case of divergence of interpretation the

English text shall be authoritive.

In witness whereof, the respective Plenipotentiaries have siged the present

Agreement in duplicate and have affixed their seals thereto.

Done at Tientsin this thirty first day of the eighth month of the eighteenth

year of the Republic of China, corresponding to the thirty first day of August,,

nineteen hundred and twenty nine.

(Signed) P. Lino,

K. T. Chao,

Tsong-Fah Hwang,

Tcheng Hungsin,

Plenipotentiaries for China;.

J. Gullatjme,

Plenipotentiary for Belgium..

SINO - JAPANESE AGREEMENT

Article I.—The Chinese and the Japanese Governments agree that all.

matters relating to rates of duty on the import and export, of articles, draw-

backs, transit dues and tonnage dues in the territories of China and the ter-

ritories of Japan shall be regulated exclusively by the laws of China and;

of Japan respectively.

grantArticle II.—The

to each other Governments of China ofandtheofother

and to the nationals Japancountry,

shall reciprocally

in customs-

duties, drawbacks and transit dues and all other similar internal charges,.

 150 SINO-FOREIGN TREATIES

applied to the import and export of articles, and in tonnage dues, as -well

as in all matters connected therewith, treatment not less favourable than that

accorded or to be accorded to its own nationals or to the Government and

nationals of any other foreign country.

Articles produced or manufactured in the territories of China or of Japan

and imported

shall receive, ininto the duties,

import territories of the and

drawbacks other,transit

from dues

whatever

and allplaee

otherarriving,

similar

internal charges, and in all matters connected therewith, treatment not less

favourable than that accorded or to be accorded to the like articles produced

or manufactured in any other foreign country.

Articles produced or manufactured in the territories of China or of Japan

and exported to the territories of the other shall receive, in export duties,

drawbacks and transit dues and all other similar internal charges, and in

all blatters connected therewith, treatment not less favourable than that

accorded or to be accorded to the like articles produced or manufactured in

:the same territories and exported to any other foreign country.

In regard to tonnage dues and all matters connected therewith vessels of

■China bnd of Japan shall each receive in the territories of the other treatment

not less favourable than that accorded or to be accorded to the vessels of, any,

other foreign country.

Article III.—The stipulations contained in the foregoing Articles as well

as in the exchanged 'Notes annexed to the present Agreement shall be in-

corporated in, and form part of, a Treaty of Commerce and Navigation to

be negotiated and concluded as soon as possible between the Republic of China

and the’Empire of Japan.

Article IV.—The Chinese, Japanese and English texts of this Agreement

have been carefully compared and verified: but in the event of there being

any difference of meaning between them, the sense, as expressed in the English

text shall be held to prevail.

Article V.—The present Agreement shall enter into force on the tenth

day following the date of the signature thereof.

Done in duplicate at the city of Nanking, this sixth day of the fifth month

of the nineteenth year of the Republic of China, corresponding to the sixth

day of the fifth month of the fifth year of Showa.

Chengting T. Wang,

Minister for Foreign Affairs of The

National Government of the Repu-

blic of China.

M. Shigmitsu,

Japanese Charge d’Affaires m

China.

Convention Regulating the Relations Between China and France Concerning

French Indo-China and the Chinese Provinces Adjoining.

{Translation)

The National Government of the Republic of China and the Government

of the Republic of France, animated by the desire to further consolidate the

ties of friendship which happily subsist between the two countries, and to pro-

mote the commercial relations between China and French Indo-China, have

decidedrespective

their to-’conclude a new Convention

Plenipotentiaries, that and

is tohave,

say: for this purpose, named as

The President of the National Government of the Republic of China:

His Excellency Dr. Chengting T. Wang, Minister of Foreign

Affairs of the National Government of the Republic of China;

 SINO-FOREIGN TREATIES 151

The President of the Republic of France;

His Excellency Comte de Martel, Ambassador,. Envoy Extraordin-

ary and Minister Plenipotentiary of the Republic of France to

China, Commander of the Legion of Honour;

Who, having communicated to each other their respective full powers, found

in good and due form, have agreed upon the following Articles:

Article I.—The Sino-French Commercial Convention of Tientsin -of the-

twenty-second day of the third moon of the twelfth year of Kwang Hsu (April

25, 1886)', the Additional Commercial Convention, signed! at Peking on the

sixth day of the fifth moon of the thirteen year of Kwang Hsu (June 26,

1887) together with the notes relating to this Convention exchanged at Peking

on the

23, 1887),third

andday

theofSupplementary

the fifth moon Convention

of the thirteenth

signedyear of Kwang

at Peking Hsutwent;/-

on the (June-

eighth day of the. fifth moon of the twenty-first year of Kwang Hsu (June

20, 1895) are abrogated and cease to be operative. The provisions of Articles

4, 5 and 6 of the Treaty of Tientsin of the twenty-seventh day of the fourth

moon of the eleventh year of Kwang Hsu (June 9, 1885) are also abrogated.

Article II.—The city of Lungchow of Kwangsi and those. of Szemao,.

Hokow and Mengtze of Yunnan shall remain open to the trade across the land

frontier of China and French Indo^China.

Article III.—The Chinese Government may send Consuls to Hanoi or

Haiphong and to Saigon, cities of French Indo-China, and the French Gov-

ernment may continue to send Consuls to the localities mentioned in! the pre-

ceding Article.

The heads and acting heads of Consulates and vice-Consulates, as well as

the members of the Consular service shall be nationals of the country which

appoints them. They shall not engage in commerce or industry.

Article IV.—Chinese nationals entering the territory of French Indo-

China and French nationals of Indo-China entering the territory to China

must be provided with passports issued by the competent authorities of their

country of origin. Such passports shall be visaed by a Consulate of the

country of destination or by the proper authorities of the said country.

The High Contracting Parties undertake to grant to each other, in con-

formity with their respective laws and regulations, the most-favoured-nation

treatment with regard to the fulfilment of formalities, including those relating,

to identification, concerning (1) passports (2) the system of internal laissez-

passer and visa for departure (3) the entry or departure of Chinese nationals-

and French nationals of Indo-China going to Indo-China or the three provinces-

of Yunnan, Kwangsi and Kwangtung.

Nothing is changed in the system of temporary or permanent passes issued

to inhabitants of the frontier who are necessitated by their work or business

to stay temporarily in or to go frequently to the territory of the other country

in the neighbourhood of the boundary.

Article V.—The nationals of China in French Indo-China and the French

nationals in the above-mentioned Chinese localities shall have the right to

reside, travel and engage in industry or commerce. The treatment accorded'

to them for the exercise of such rights, in conformity with the laws and re-

gulations in force in China or French Indo-China, shall in np way be less

favourable than that of the nationals of any other Power.

The nationals of China in French Indo-China and the French nationals

in the above specified Chinese localities shall not be subjected to taxes, im-

posts or contributionsmay

most-favoured-nation higher or other than those to which nationals of the

be subjected.

Article VI.—Chinese goods exported from any Chinese port and trans-

ported without transhipment or with a through bill of lading to the Provinces-

of Yunnan, Kwangsi or Kwangtung and using the territpry of Tonking, shall

 152 SINO-FOREIGN TREATIES

•enjoy a preferential treatment and shall not be subjected to the transit duty

of the general tariff.

They will only pay a duty of 1% ':&d valorem.

and (Likewise,

KwangtungChinese goodsauthorized

to any exported from the Provinces

destination of Yunnan,

and using Kwangsiof

the territory

Tonkin shall enjoy a preferential treatment and shall not be subjected to the

•transit duty of the general tariff.

Minerals of any kind, raw tin, and raw hides, as well as articles hereafter

set down or to be set down subsequently in List A annexed to the present Con-

vention shall be exempted from all duties. Other goods shall pay a duty of

1% ad valorem.

War materials, arms and ammunitions which the National Government

m'ay desire to transport in transit over the territory of Tonkin shall be

exempted from all duties.

Indo-Chinese vessels, excepting warships and vessels for the transportation

of troops, arms and ammunitions, may ply between Lang Son and Caobang

by way of the rivers Long Ki Kong and Long Ban Giang which connect Lang

Son with Lungchou and Caobang. .'Such vessels and the goods transported on

them in transit shall be exempted from the‘payment of any duties for their

-entry in China.

uponArticle VII.—The two

the importation, Governments

exportation respectively

or transit undertake

in French not to establish

Indo-China and tbe

three Provinces of Yunnan, Kwangsi and Kwangtung, any prohibition or

restriction which is not immediately applicable to other countries.

any The two Governments,

prohibitions however,

or restrictions uponreserve to themselvesexportation

the importation, the right oforimposing

transit

of any goods from one country to the other for reasons of national defence

and national food supply, for the protection of art objects and scientific pro-

perties, for the prevention of epidemics or epizootics, for the protection of

harvests, for the maintenance of public morality or government monopolies,

provided that such prohibitions or restrictions are justified by absolute neces-

sity and shall be applicable to any country or countries under the same con-

ditions.

Article VIII.—The Chinese Government in the Provinces of Yunnan,

Kwangsi and Kwangtung and the French Government on the territory of

French Indo^China shall not levy under any pretext whatsoever upon goods

respectively imported or exported by French or Chinese nationals excise duties

or internal taxes other or higher than those which are paid their own nationals

or by nationals of any other Power.

Article IX.—The nationals of China guilty or accused of crimes or mis-

demeanours committed in China and taking refuge on the territory of French

IndoiChina and the inFrench

meanours committed Frenchnationals

Indo-Chinaguilty

and ortaking

accused

refugeof oncrimes or mis-

the territory

of China shall, at the request of the authorities concerned and upon the proof

of their culpability, be searched for, arrested and extradited, it being under-

stood that exception will be made of all cases in which according to inter-

national usage extradition is not effected.

Article X.—The present Convention shall be in force for a period of five

years. Either of the High Contracting Parties may notify the other, six

months before the expiration of the said period, of its desire to revise or

terminate the Convention. In case both Parties fail to notify each other m

time of their desire to revise or terminate the Convention, it shall continue

to be in force, provided, however, that at any time after the expiration of

the said five-year period either Party may notify the other of its desire to

revise or terminate the Convention, which shall then become null and void

one year after the date of such notification.

The present Convention with its annexes shall be ratified as soon as pos-

sible and the exchange of ratifications shall take place in Paris. It shall be

 SHANGHAI PROVISIONAL COURT 153

promulgated in Indo-China and shall come there into force at the same time

as in the three Provinces of Yunnan, Kwangsi and Kwangtung, two months

after the exchange of ratifications.

Article XL-—The present Convention has been drawn up in Chinese and

French, both texts having been carefully compared and verified.

In faith whereof the respective Plenipotentiaries have signed the present

Convention in duplicate and have affixed thereto their seals.

Done at Nanking this sixteenth day of the fifth month of the nineteenth-

year of the Republic of China, corresponding to the sixteenth day of May,

nineteen hundred and thirty.

(L. S.) (Signed) Chengting T. Wang.

(L. S.) (Signed) D. De Martel.

REORGANIZATION OE THE SHANGHAI

PROVISIONAL COURT

On May 8, 1929, the Ministry for Foreign Affairs addressed identic notes

to the Ministers of Great Britain, The United States, France, Netherlands,

Norway and Brazil requesting them forthwith to begin negotiations for the

reorganization of the Provisional Court of the Shanghai International Settle-

ment. Mr. Oudendijk, the Dutch Minister, on behalf of the interested Powers,

replied on June 7, stating that the Court was a strictly local affair, and its-

reorganization should be examined on behalf of the TLegations concerned by a

Commission chosen from among their local representatives together with the re-

presentatives of the Chinese Government. Dr. C. T. Wang protested pn July

3, and insisted on the settlement of the affair directly with the Ministers them-

selves. On August 2, Mr. Oudendijk accepted Dr. Wang’s proposal.

Beginning from December 9, 1929, the resultant conference held twenty-

eight meetings at Nanking. A draft agreement was drawn up and referred by

the Delegates to their respective Governments. Qn February 17, 1930,, the

Agreement-was signed at Nanking by the representatives of the Ministers of

the interested Powers, with the exception of.the French delegate Mr. Koechlin,

who had not then received the necessary instructions from his Government. The

latter’s signature was, however, affixed on behalf of the French Minister,1 at

Shanghai, five days later.

The following is'the text of the Agreement:

Agreement Relating to the Chinese Courts in the International Settle-

ment at Shanghai.

Article I.—From the date on which the present Agreement comes into force,

all former rules, agreements, exchange of notes et cetera having special refer-

ence to the establishment of a Chinese court in the International Settlement

at Shanghai shall be abolished.

Article II.—The Chinese Government shall, in accordance with-Chinese laws

and regulations relating to the judiciary and subject to the terms of the

present Agreement, establish in the International Settlement at Shanghai a

District Court (Ti Fang Fa Yuan) and a Branch High . Court (Kao Teng

Fa Yuen Fen Yuan). All Chinese laws and regulations, substantive as well

as procedural, which are now in force, or which may hereafter be duly enacted

and promulgated shall be applicable in the Courts, due account being taken

of the Land Regulations and Bye-Laws of the International Settlement, which

are applicable pending their adoption and promulgation by the Chinese Gov-

ernment, and of the terms of the present Agreement.

Judgments, decisions and rulings of the Branch High Court are subject to

appeal, according to Chinese law, to the Supreme Court of China.

154 SHANGHAI PROVISIONAL COURT

Article III.—The former practice of consular deputies or consular officials

appearing to watch proceedings or to sit jointly in the Chinese Court now

functioning in the International Settlement shall be discontinued in the Courts

established under the present Agreement.

Article I V.—When any person is arrested by the municipal or judicial .police

he shall, within twenty-four hours, exclusive of holidays, be sent to the Courts

established under the present Agreement to be dealt with, failing which he

shall be released.

Article V.—The Courts established under the present Agreement shall each

have a certain number of procurators to be appointed by the Chinese Govern-

ment, who shall hold inquests and autopsies (Chien Yen) within the jurisdic-

tion of these Courts and shall otherwise perform their functions in accordance

with Chinese law in all cases involving the application of Articles 103 to

186 of the Chinese Criminal Code, except-where the municipal police of the

International Settlement or the party concerned has already initiated prosecu-

tion, provided that all preliminary investigations conducted by the procurator

•shall be held publicly and counsel for the accused shall have the right to be

present and heard.

In other cases arising within the jurisdiction of the courts, the municipal

police or the party concerned shall prosecute. The procurator shall have the

right to express his views in court in all criminal cases in which the prosecu-

tion is initiated by the Municipal Police or the party concerned.

Article VI.—All judicial processes, such as summonses, warrants, orders

et cetera, shall be valid only after they have been signed by a judge of the

•Courts established

or executed by the under

judicialthepolice

presentor,Agreement,

as providedwhereupon

below, bythey

the shall be served

process-servers

■thereof.

No person found in the International Settlement shall be handed over to

the extra-Settlement authorities without a preliminary investigation in court,

at which counsel for the accused shall have the right to be present and heard,

except in the case of requests emanating from other modern law courts when

the accused may be handed oyer after his identity has been established by the

“Court.

All judgments, decisions, and rulings of the Courts shall be executed as

soon as they become final as a result of the judicial procedure in force in the

said Courts. Whenever necessary, the Municipal Police shall render any

assistance within their power as may be requested of them.

The process-servers of the Courts shall be appointed by the Presidents of

the Courts respectively and their duties shall be to serve all summonses and

deliver other documents of the Courts in connection with civil cases. For the

execution of judgments in civil cases, the process-servers shall be accompanied

by the judicial police. The officers and members of the judicial police of the

Courts shall be appointed by the President of the Branch High Court upon the

recommendation of the Municipal Council and shall be subject to dismissal by

the President of that Court upon cause shown. Their services will also be

terminated by the President at the request of the Municipal Council upon

•cause shown. They shall wear the uniform designed by the Chinese judicial

authorities, and shall be subject to the orders and direction of the Courts and

faithful to their; duties.

Article

Prison VII. —The

attached to theHouse

Chineseof court

Detention

now for civil casesin and

functioning the Women's

the International

Settlement at Shanghai shall be transferred from that Court to the Courts

established under the present Agreement and shall be supervised and admini-

stered by the Chinese authorities.

All prisoners now serving sentences in the prison attached to the Chinese

Court now functioning in the International Settlement and those sentenced

by the Courts established under the present Agreement shall, at the discretion

•of the said Courts, serve their sentences either in such prisons in the Settle-

ment or in Chinese prisons outside the Settlement, except that offenders against

 SHANGHAI PROVISIONAL COURT 155-

the Police Offices Code and the Land Regulations and Bye-laws and persons

under arrest awaiting trial shall serve their periods of detention in the Settle-

ment. The prisons in the Settlement shall be operated as far as practicable,

in conformity with Chinese prison regulations and shall be subject to inspec-

tion, from time to time, by officers appointed by the Chinese judicial authori-

ties.

Persons sentenced, to death by the Courts established under the present

Agreement shall be sent to the Chinese authorities outside of the Settlement

for execution of such sentence.

Article VIII.—Foreign lawyers duly qualified will be admitted to practice

in the Courts established Under the present Agreement in all cases in which

a foreigner is a party, provided such foreign lawyer can only represnt the

foreign party concerned. The Municipal Council may also be represented in

the same manner by duly qualified lawyers, Chinese or foreign, in any pro-

ceedings in which the Council is complainant or plaintiff or the Municipal

Police is prosecutor.

In other cases or proceedings in which the Council considers the interests

of the Settlement to. be involved, it may be represented by a duly qualified

lawyer, Chinese or foreign, who may submit to the Court his views in writing

during the proceedings and who may, if he deems necessary, file a petition in

intervention in accordance with the provisions of the Code of Civil Procedure.

Foreign lawyers who are entitled to practice under this Article in the above-

mentioned Courts shall apply to the Ministry of Justice for lawyers’ certificates

and shall be subject to Chinese laws and regulations applicable to lawyers,

including those governing their disciplinary punishment.

Article IX.—Four permanent representatives shall be appointed, two by

the Chinese Government and two by the Governments of the other Powers

signatory to the present Agreement, who together shall seek to reconcile such

differences of opinion regarding the interpretation or application of the ore-

sent Agreement as may be referred to them by the President of the Branch High

Court or by the authorities of the signatory foreign Powers, provided that

their Report shall have no binding force upon either party except by mutual

consent, it being understood that no judgments, decisions, rulings or orders

of the Courts as such, shall be referred to the aforesaid representatives for

consideration.

Article X.—The present Agreement and the attached notes shall enter into

effect on April 1, 1930 and shall continue in force for a period of three years

from that date, provided that they may be extended for an additional period

upon mutual consent of the parties thereto.

Signed February 17, 1930.

(Signed) Hsu Mo.

On behalf of the Minister for

Foreign Affairs.

J. de Pinto (Dias.

On behalf of the Brazilian

Charge d’Affaires.

Joseph E. Jacobs.

In the name of the American Minister.

W. Meyrick Hewlett.

On behalf of His Britannic

Majesty’s Minister.

L. Gronvold.

On behalf of the Norwegian

Charge d’Affaires.

F. E. H. Groenman.

On behalf of the Netherlands

Charge d’Affaires.

 156 SHANGHAI PROVISIONAL COURT

Note From Heads of Legations Concerned to Minister for Foreign Affairs.

Nanking, February 17, 1930.

Sir,

With reference to the Agreement which we have signed to-day concerning

the establishment of a (District 'Court and a Branch High Court in the In-

ternational Settlement at Shanghai, we have the honour to request your con-

firmation of Our understanding on the following points:

1. —It is understood that the Courts established under th

ment shall exercise jurisdiction over civil and criminal cases as well as

police offences and inquests in the International Settlement at Shanghai, pro-

vided that the jurisdiction of the said Courts over persons shall be the same

as that of other Chinese Courts and provided that their territorial jurisdic-

tion shall be the same as that of the Chinese Court now functioning in the

International Settlement at Shanghai, except (a) mixed criminal cases arising

on private foreign property outside the limits of the Settlement and (6) mixed

civil cases arising in areas surrounding the Settlement.

2. —It is understood that the present practice regarding the

dictions of the Chinese Court now functioning in the International Settlement

and the Court existing in the French Concession shall be followed, pending a

definite arrangement between the Chinese Government and the authorities con-

cerned.

3. —It is understood that as far as practicable Chinese shall

by the Municipal Council to serve as officers and members of the judicial police

of the Courts' established under the present Agreement. It is further under-

stood that among the officers of the judicial police appointed by the President

of the Branch High Court under Article VI of the present Agreement, there

will be one to be designated by the Municipal Council, to whom will be allotted

by the President an office on the court premises and who will make an entry

of all judicial processes of the Courts, such as summonses, warrants, orders

and judgments, for the purpose of service or execution in accordance with the

provisions of the above-mentioned Article.

4. —It is understood that the establishment of the Courts pr

present Agreement in no way affects the validity of judgments rendered by the

Court now functioning in the International Settlement and its predecessor,

and that such judgments shall be considered as final and valid except where an

appeal has been lawfully taken or reserved. It is further understood that the

judgments of the Courts established under the present Agreement shall be on

the same footing as regards validity as the judgments of all other Chinese

■Courts.

5. —It is understood that the present Agreement does not

or prejudice any future negotiations regarding the status of extra-Settlement

roads.

6. —It is understood that the sum of $60,000 (sixty thous

on deposit with the Bank of China to the credit of the present Chinese Court

in the International Settlement shall be maintained by the Chinese Government

to the credit of the new Courts established under the present Agreement.

7. —It is agreed that in accordance with Chinese law, the

tained by the Courts established under the present Agreement, a storage room

for articles confiscated by the Courts, which remain the property of the Chinese

Government, it being understood that confiscated opium and instruments for

the smoking and preparation thereof shall be burned publicity in the Inter-

national Settlement every three months and that the Municipal Council may

present to the Presidents of the Courts for transmission to the Ministry of

Justice such suggestions as it may desire to make regarding the disposal of

confiscated arms.

 (SHANGHAI PROVISIONAL COURT 157

8.—It is understood that upon the coming into force of the present Agree-

anent, all cases pending in the Chinese Court now functioning in the Inter-

national Settlement shall be dealt with in the Courts established under the

present Agreement in accordance with the procedure in force in the latter

Courts, provided that the proceedings in mixed cases shall, as far as practi-

cable, be continued from the point where they are taken over and concluded

with a period of twelve months which period may be extended at the discretion

of the Court when the circumstances in any case so warrant.

(Signed) J. de Pinto Dias.

On behalf of the Brazilian

Charge d’Affaires.

Joseph E. Jacobs.

In the na,me of the American Minister.

W. Meyeick Hewlett.

On behalf of His Britannic

Majesty's Minister.

IL. Gronvold.

On behalf of the Norwegian

Charge d'Affaires.

F. E. H. Geoeman.

on behalf of the Netherlands

Charge d'Affaires. ,

Identic Note From Minister for Foreign Affairs to Heads of Legations

Concerned.

Nanking February 17, 1930.

Hir,

I have the honour to acknowledge the receipt of your Note referring to the

Agreement which we have signed to-day concerning the establishment of a Dis-

trict Court and a Branch High Court in the International (Settlement at

Shanghai, in which you request my confirmation of the following points: \See

preceding letter).

In reply I have the honour to confirm the understooding of the points as

-quoted above.

(Signed) Hsu Mo.

On behalf of the Minister for

Foreign Affairs.

 CHARTER OF THE COLONY OE HONGKON&

Letters Patent passed under the Great Seal of the United Kingdom,,

constituting the office of Governor and Commander-in-Chief of the-

Colony of Hongkong and its Dependencies.

February\917 George the Fifth

Britain and byIreland

the Grace

and ofof the

GodBritish

of theDominions

United Kingdom of GrSeasea

beyond the

King, Defender of the Faith, Emperor of India: To all to whom

these Presents shall come, Greeting.

Recites Letters Whereas, by certain Letters Patent under the Great Seal of Our

January/um ter United Kingdom ofday

the.Nineteenth Greatof January

Britain and1888,Ireland, bearingQueen

Her Majesty date atVictoria

Westmins-

did

constitute the office of Governor and Commander-in-Chief in and over

the Colony of Hongkong and its Dependencies, as therein decribed, and'

• did provide for the Government thereof:

Recites orders

0 t in And whereas by Orders of Her said Majesty in Her Privy Council

October, ^ w8/ bearing date respectively the Twentieth day October, 1898, and the

189927th Dee'’ Twenty-seventh

said Colony were,dayforoftheDecember, 1899,referred

term therein certainto,territories

declaredadjacent

to be partto and

the

parcel of the Colony in like manner and for all intents and purposes as if

they had originally formed part of the Colony:

And whereas We are minded to make other provision in lieu of the

above recited Letters Patent of the Nineteenth day of January 1888:

Revokes

Patent Letters Now, know ye that We do by these presents revoke the above recited

Janaary,of1888.

19th Letters Patent of the Nineteenth day of January, 1888, but without pre-

judice to anything lawfully done thereunder; and We do by these Our

Letters Patent declare Our Will and Pleasure as follows :

officeconstituted.

nor of ©over- Qur I.—There shall be a Governor

Q0j0ny 0f Hongkong and Commander-in-Chief

and its Dependencies (hereinafterincalled

and over

the

Colony), and appointments to the said Office shall be made by Commission

under Our Sign Manual and Signet.

Governor’s II.—We do hereby authorise, empower, and command our said

authorities. Governor and Commander-in-Chief (hereinafter called the Governor) to do-

and execute all things that belong to his said office, according to the tenour

of these our Letters Patent and of any Commission issued to him under

Our Sign Manual and Signet, and according to such Instructions as may

from time to time be given to him, under Our Sign Manual and Signet, or

by Order in Our Privy Council, or by Us through one of Our Principal

Secretaries of State, and to such laws as are now or shall hereafter be in

force in the Colony.

Publication of III.—Every person appointed to fill the office of Governor shall with

mUrion0.^8 Com all causeduethesolemnity, beforeappointing

commission entering him

upontoany be ofGovernor

the duties

to beof his

readoffice,

and

published in the presence of the Chief Justice or other Judge of the

Supreme Court, and of such Members of the Executive Council of the

 CHARTER OF THE COLONY OF HONGKONG

■Colonas can conveniently attend; which being done he shall then and

there take before them the Oath of Allegiance in the form provided by an Governor ken

Act passed in the session holden in the Thirty-first and Thirty-second

years of the reign of Her Majesty Queen Victoria, intituled “ An Act to

amend the Law relating to Promissory Oaths ; and likewise the usual

Oath for the due execution of the office of Governor, and for the due and

impartial administration of justice; which Oaths the said Chief Justice or

Judge, or if they be unavoidably absent, the senior Member of the

Executive Council then present, is hereby required to’administer."

IV.—The Governor shall keep and use the public seal of the Colony PabUo SeaJ-

for sealing all things whatsoever that shall pass the said public seal.

V.—There shall be an Executive Council in and for the Colony and

the said Council shall consist of such persons as We shall direct by uu '

Instructions under Our Sign Manual and Signet, and all such persons shall

hold their places in the said Council during Our pleasure. The Governor

may upon sufficient cause to him appearing suspend from the exercise of

his functions in the Council any Member thereof pending the signification

of Our pleasure, giving immediate notice to TJs through one of Our Prin-

cipal Secretaries of State. If the suspension is confirmed by TTs through

one of Our Principal Secretaries of State the Governor shall forthwith by

an instrument under the Public Seal of the Colony revoke the appoint-

ment of such Member, and thereupon his seat in the Council shall become

•vacant.

VI.—There shall be a Legislative Council in and for the Colony, and •

•the said Council shall consist of the Governor and such persons as We 'lnc,

•shall direct by any Instructions under Our Sign Manual and Signet, and

all such persons shall hold their places in the said Council during Our

pleasure. The Governor may upon sufficient cause to him appearing

-suspend from the exercise of his functions in the Council any Member

thereof pending the signification of Our pleasure, giving immediate notice

to TJs through one of Our Principal Secretaries of State. If the suspension

is confirmed by TJs through one of Our Principal Secretaries of State the

•Governor shall forthwith by an instrument under the Public Seal of the

•Colony revoke the appointment of such Member, and thereupon his seat

in the Council shall become vacant.

VII. —The Governor, by and with the advice

Legislative Council, may make laws for the peace, order, and good govern- t0"ein'mabe

ofCmSSi,

Laws

ment of the Colony. -

VIII. -—We do hereby reserve tol awsOurselves, Ou

full power and authority to disallow, through one of Our Principal Secret- ' -

aries of State, any such law as aforesaid. Every such disallowance shall

take effect from the time when the same shall be promulgated by the

•Governor in the Colony.

IX. —We do also reserve to Ourselves, Our heirs a

and their undoubted right, with advice of Our or their Privy Council, 1 “ti h“rcrownd

to make all such laws as may appear necessary for the peace, order, and t t

;good government of the Colony.

X. —When a Bill passed by the Legislative Council is

•Governor for his assent he shall, according to his discretion, but subject

to any Instructions addressed to him under Our Sign Manual and Signet

-or through one of Our Principal Secretaries of State, declare that he as-

sents thereto, or refuses his assent to the same, or that he reserves the

same for the signification of Our pleasure.

XI. —A Bill reserved for the signification of Our

-effect so soon as We shall have given Our assent to the same by Order in

160 CHARTER OF THE COLONY OF HONGKONG

Council, or through one of Our Principal Secretaries of State, and the-

Governor shall have signified such assent by message to the Legislative

Council or by proclamation: Provided that no such message shall be issued

after two years from the day on which the Bill was presented to the

Governor for his assent.

XII. —In the making

• Council shall conform to and observe all rules, regulations, and directions-

• in that behalf contained in any Instructions under Our Sign Manual and

Signet.

XIII. —The Gover

execute, under the Public Seal of the Colony, grants and dispositions of

any lands which may be lawfully granted or disposed of by Us; Provided

that every such grant or disposition be made in conformity either with

some law in force in the Colony or with some Instructions addressed to-

the Governor under Our Sign Manual and Signet, or through one of Our

Principal Secretaries of State, or with some regulations in force m the

Colony.

XIV. —The Govern

j Commissioners, Justices of tbe Peace, and other necessary Officers and

Ministers in the Colony, as may lawfully be constituted or appointed by

Us, all of whom, unless otherwise provided by law, shall hold their offices

during Our pleasure.

XV. —When any crim

Colony, or for which the offender may be tried therein, the Governor may,

as he shall see occasion, in Our name and on Our behalf, grant a pardon

to any accomplice in such crime or offence who shall give such information

as shall lead to the conviction of the principal offender, or of any one of

such offenders, if more than one; and further, may grant to any offender

convicted of any crime or offence in any Court, or before any Judge or

other Magistrate within the Colony, a pardon either free or subject to

lawful conditions, or any remission of the sentence passed on such offender

or any respite pf the execution of such sentence for such period as the

Governor thinks fit, and may remit any fines, penalties, or forfeitures due

or accrued to Us. Provided always that the Governor shall in no case,

except

ment prohibited. any other when the offence has been of a political nature unaccompanied by

Exception. grave crime, make it a condition of any pardon or remission of

Political offences orsentence that the offender shall be banished from or shall absent himself

be removed from the Colony.

Dismissal and dismiss

Suspension XVI. The Governor may, upon sufficient cause to him appearing,

officers. of whose any public officer not appointed by virtue of a Warrant from Us,

pensionable emoluments do not exceed one thousand dollars or one

hundred pounds sterling a year, according as the said emoluments are

fixed with reference to dollars or to pounds sterling as the case may be,

provided that in every such case the grounds of intended dismissal are

definitely stated in writing and communicated to the officer in order that

he may have full opportunity of exculpating himself, and that the matter

is investigated by the Governor with the aid of the head for the time be-

ing of the department in which the officer is serving

The Governor may, upon sufficient cause to him appearing, also

suspend from the exercise of his office any person holding any office in the

Colony whether appointed by virtue of any Commission or Warrant from

Us, or in Our name, or by any other mode of appointment. Such suspen-

sion shall continue and have effect only until Our pleasure therein shall be

signified to the Governor. If the suspension is confirmed by one of

Our Principal Secretaries of State, the Governor shall forthwith cause

 CHARTER OF THE COLONY OF HONGKONG 161

the officer to be so informed, and thereupon his office shall become vacant.

In proceeding to any such suspension, t he (rovernor is strictly to observe

the directions in that behalf given to him by Our lust ructions as aforesaid.

XVII.—Whenever the office of Governor is vacant, or if the Governor Succession to

become incapable/or beabsfeht from the Golony, Our Lieutenant Governor Government,

of the Colony, or if there shall be no such Officer therein, then such person

or persons as may be appointed under the Royal Sign Manual and Signet,

and in default of any such appointment, the person lawfully discharging

the functions of Colonial Secretary shall during Our pleasure administer

the Governxnent of the Colouy, first taking the Oaths herein before directed ot0ffice

Proviso. Oaths

to be taken by the Governor and in the manner herein prescribed; which -

being done, We do hereby authorise, empower, and command Our Administrator powers, &o., of

Lieutenant Governor, or any other such Administrator as aforesaid, to

do aud execute, during Our pleasure, all things that belong to the office of

Governor and Commander-in-Chief, according to the tenour of these Our

Letters Patent, and according to Our Instructions as aforesaid, and the

laws of the Colony.

XVIII.—And We do hereby require and command all Our officials and officers and

ministers, civil and military, and all other inhabitants of the Colony, “tnhde”3t"t0be>

to be obedient, aiding and assisting unto the Governor and to any person Governor,

for the time being administering the: Government of the Colony.

XIX. —In these Our Letters Patent the term “t

include every person for the time being administering the government of n°r exp ame

the Colony.

XX. —And We dohereby reserve to Ourselves, Our he

full power and authority, from time to time, to revoke, alter, or amend ‘° His

these Our Letters Patent as to Us or them shall seem meet, or amend present

XXI. —And We do further direct aud enjoin th

Patent shall be read and proclaimed at such place or places within the Letters Patent.

Colony as the Governor shall think fit, and shall come into operation on

a day to be fixed by the Governor by Proclamation.

In witness whereof We have caused these Our Letters to be made

Patent. Witness Ourself at Westminster, the Fourteenth day of February

in the Seventh year of Our Reign.

By Warrant under the King’s Sign Manual,

SCHUSTEK.

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 ROYAL INSTRUCTIONS

CONSTITUTION OF THE EXECUTIVE AND

LEGISLATIVE COUNCILS

Instructions passed under the Royal Sign Manual and Signet to the

Governor and Commander-in-Chief of the Colony of Hongkong and

its Dependencies.

Geokqe R.I.

Dateduth^^

e ruary, Instructions to Our Governor and Commander-in-Chief

Qolony of Hongkong and its Dependencies or other Officer in and overforOur

the

time being administering the Government of Our said Colony and

its Dependencies.

Preamble. Whereas by certain Letters Patent under the Great Seal of Our

ReciteaLettera United Kingdom

herewith, We have ofmadeGreat Britainfor and

provision Ireland,

the office bearing even

of Governor date

and Corn-

date. ° eVeD mander-in-Chief (therein and hereinafter called the Governor) in and

over Our Colony of Hongkong, and its Dependencies (therein and here-

inafter called the Colony) :

And whereas We have thereby authorised and commanded the Gov-

ernor to do and execute all things that belong to his said office accord-

ing to the tenour of Our said Letters Patent and of any Commission is-

sued to him under Our Sign Manual and Signet and according to such

Instructions as may from time to time be given to him under Our Sign

Manual and Signet or by Order in Our Privy Council or by Us through

one of Our Principal Secretaries of State and to such laws as are now or

shall hereafter be in force in the Colony:

Recites instruc-

1 And

to whereas Her Majesty Queen Victoria did issue certain Instrue-

>,Jmnmry

nd Additional ti°nsNineteenth

ulss, the the Governor

day of under Her1888,

January, Sign and

Manual

certainandAdditional

Signet bearing date

Instructions

“lyiTs^! bearing date the Seventh day of July, 1896 :

And whereas We are minded to substitute fresh Instructions for

the aforesaid Instructions and Additional Instructions:

Revokes in

C ons f Now therefore We do, by these Our Instructions under Our Sign

i9th

1888, janYAddi° - Manual and said

tion of Our Signet, revoke

recited as from

Letters the date

Patent, the ofaforesaid

the coming into opera-of

Instructions

idonsof?thJuly,

i89«. the Nineteenth day of January, 1888, and the aforesaid

’ Instructions of the Seventh day of July, 1896, but without prejudice Additional

to

anything lawfully done thereunder, and instead thereof We do direct

and enjoin and declare Our will and pleasure as follows:—

ofAdministration

Oaths. I.—The

public Governor

service of may, whenever

the Colony he thinks

to take the Oath fit, ofrequire any person

Allegiance, in the

form prescribed by the Act mentioned in Our said recited Letters Patent,

together with such other Oath or Oaths as may from time to time be

prescribed by any laws in force in the Colony. The Governor is to

administer such Oaths, or to cause them to be administered by some

public officer of the Colony.

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II. —The Executive Council of the Colony shall consist 6 of the Li

enant-Governor of the Colony (if any), the Senior Military Officer for OounciT

the time heinsr in command of Our regular troops within the Colony,

the persons for the time being lawfully discharging the functions of

| Colonial Secretary, of Attorney-General, of Secretary for Chinese Affairs,

and of Treasurer of the Colony, who are hereinafter referred to as

ex officio Members, and of such other persons a,s at the date of the

1 coming into operation of Our said recited Letters Patent are Members

of the said Council, or as We may from time to time appoint by any

, Instructions or Warrant under Our Sign Manual and Signet, or as the

Governor in pursuance of Instructions from Us through one of Our

Principal Secretaries of State may from time to time appoint under

the Public Seal of the Colony. [As amended by Additional Instruction dated 15-11-28.]

III. —-Whenever any Membei, other than an ex officio Mem

the Executive CounciTof the Colony shall, by writing under his hand, MemberTof thi

resign his seat in the Council, or shall die. or be declared by the Oouno1 Executive

Governor by an Instrument under the Public Seal of the Colony to be •

incapable of exercising his functions as a Member of the Council, or be

absent from the Colony, or shall be acting in an office the holder of

which is an ex officio Member of the Council, or shall be suspended from

the exercise of his functions as a Member of the Council, the Governor

may, by an Instrument under the Public Seal of the Colony, provisionally

appoint any public officer to be temporarily an Official or Unofficial

i Member of the Council, and any person not a public officer to be tem-

porarily an Unofficial Member of the Council in the place of the Member

so resigning, or dying, or being suspended, or declared incapable, or

being absent, or sitting as an ex officio Member.

Such person shall forthwith cease to be a Member of the Council if

his appointment is disallowed by Us, or if the Member in whose place he

was appointed shall be released from suspension, or, as the case may be,

shall be declared by the Governor by an Instrument under tlv Public

Seal capable of again discharging his functions in the Council, or shall

return to the Colony, or shall cease to sit in the.Council as an ex officio

Member.

IV. —The Governor shall without delay, report to Us, for Ou

firmation or disallowance, through one of Our Principal Secretaries of immediately0

State, every provisional appointment of any person as a Member of the reported,

said Executive Council. Every such person shall hold his place in the

Council during Our pleasure, and the Governor may by an Instrument

under the Public Seal revoke any such appointment.

V. —The Official Members- of the Executive Council shall take

cedence of the Unofficial Members, and among themselves shall have

seniority and precedence as We may specially assign, and, in default

thereof, first, the ex officio Members m the order in which their offices

are above mentioned (except that the Senior Military Officer, if below,

' the rank of Lieutenant-Colonel in Our Army, shall take precedence after

the person lawfully discharging the functions of Attorney-General), and

then other Official Members and all Unofficial Members according to the

priority of their respective appointments, or if appointed by or in pur-

suance of the same Instrument, according to the order in which they are

named therein.

VI. —The Governor shall forthwith communicate these Our In

tiocs to the Executive Council, and likewise all such others, from time to.J°™“""!^‘e

time, as We may direct, or as he shall find convenient for Our service to Executive to

impart to them. Council.

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Executive . t VII.—The Executive Council shall' not proceed to the despatch of

proceed to* 688°' business uhless duly summoned by authority of the'(xoverridr, nor unless

summoned"!) ^w0 hfemhers

Governor’s y ' Ing), 'be presentat and

the least (exclusive

assisting throughoutof himself or of the

the whole Member

of the presid-

meetings at

Quorum^’ which any such business shall be despatched.

Who to preside. VIII.—The (xovernor shall attend and preside at all meetings of

the Executive Oouncih, unless when prevented by illness or other grave

cause, and in b.is absence such Member as the Governor may appoint, or in

the absence of such Member the senior Member M the Council actually

present, shall preside.

Minutes of IX.—Minutes shall be regularly kept, of all the proceedings of the

Council

kept. : to be the Executive Council; and

last ^preceding at eachshallmeeting

meeting of the Council

be confirmed, the Minutes

or amended, as the caseof

may require; before proceeding tp lhe despatch of any other busiress.

Toe he transmit- Twice in each year a full and exact copy, of all Minutes for the

a year.me tW10e preceding half year ofshall

Principal Secretaries be, transmitted to L’s through one of Our

State.

Governor to X.—In the execution of the powers and authorities granted to the

tivT'coundt" Governor by Our said recited Letters Patent, he shall in all cases consult

with the Executive Council, excepting only iri cases which may be of such

a nature that, in his judgment, Our service would sustain material pre-

judice by consulting the Council thereupon, or when the matters to be

decided shall be too unimportant to require their advice, or too urgent

to admit of thoir advice bemg given by the timn within which it may be

necessary for him to act in respect of any such matters. In all such

urgent eases he shall, at the earliest practicable period, communicate to

the Executive Council the measures which he may so have adopted, wi h

the reasons therefor.

Oovemoralone XI.—The Governor shall alone be entitled to submit questions to

wit questions!!* decline

Executive

to submit Council for their toadvice

any question or decision;

the Council when but if the inGovernor

requested writing

by any Member so to do, it shall be competent to such Member to

require that there be recorded upon the Minutes his written application,

together with the answer returned by the Governor to the, same.

■Governor mayl0n XII.—The Governor may, in the exercise of the powers and authori-

toExecu'

Council. t ive to thegranted

ties adyice togiven

him toby him

Our bysaidtherecited

Members Letters Patent,

of the act in Council,

Executive oppositionif

n an case

wnramteforM fully report

doimf. * y deemto Es it rightthe to dofirstso;convenient

but in any opportunity,

such case he shall

Member may the groundstheandmatter reasons of by his action. In every such case it shallwith

be

adverse opinion competent to any Member of the said Council to require that there be

onMinuTes16*1 he reeor

de 1 at length on the

may give upon the question. Minutes the grounds of any advice or opinion

Constitution6 of XIII.—The Legislative Council of the Colony shall consist of the

Oou'iicd" Governor, the Lieutenant-Governor (if any), the Senior Military Officer

for the time being in "Command of Our regular troops wit hin the Colony,

the persons for the time being lawfully discharging the functions of

Colonial Secretary, Attorney-General, Secretary for Chinese Affairs, and

Treasurer of the Colony, and such other persons holding office in the

Colony, and not exceeding four in number at any one time, as at the date

of the coming into operation of Our said recited .Letters Patent are

omciiU Members Official Members of the said Council, or as We may from time to time

appoint by any Instructions

Signet, or as the Governor, in pursuance of Instructions, from TJs through

 ROYAL INSTRU€TIOYS —HONCtKO 165

one of Our Prineipal Secretaries of State, may from time , to time

appoint by an Instrument under the Public Seal of the, Colony,; and .all

■such persons shall be styled Official Members of the Legislative Council;

and further of such persons, not exceeding eight in number at any one time,

as at the date of the coming into operation of Our said recited'Letters

Patent are. Unofficial 'Members of the said Council; or as ;the Governor, unofficial

in pursuance of Instructions from IJW thifough one of Our; Priricipai em ere'

Secretaries of State?;rhay froip tihie to time''appbiUt 'by an Instrument

under the Public Seal of ibe Colony, arid all such persons' shall ’be

styled Unofficial Members of the’Legislative Council.

If any Official Member of the Legislative O^wacil cease .to hold

office in the Colony his seat in the Council' shall thereupou; become

vacant. , [As amended.bj Additional Instructions dated 15-ll-28.]

XIV. —Whenever any Member other than an ex

the Legislative Council of the Colony shall, by writing under his hand, “

resign his seat in the-Council, or shall die, or ba suspended from the i»era absent, &c

exercise of his functions as a Member of the Council,, or ba declared by

the Governor by an Instrument under the Public Seal of the Colony

to. be incapable of exercising his functions as a Member of the Council, or

be absent from the Colony, or shall be acting in an office the holder of

which is an ex officio Member of the Council, or if his seat become

vacant, or whenever any person shall be lawfully discharging the func-

tions of more than one of the offices the holders of which are ex officio

Members of the Council, the Governor may, by an, Instrument under the

Public Seal of the Colour, provisionally appoint in his place soihe person

to he temporarily an Official or Unofficial Member of the Council, as the

case may be.

Every person so provisionally appointed shall forthwith cease to be

a Member of the Council if his appointment is disallowed by Us, or

revoked by the Governor, or superseded by the definitive appointment of

an Official or Unofficial Member of the C mncil, or if the Member in

whose place he was appointed shall return to the Colony, or shall be

released from suspension, or shall be declared by the Governor by an

InstrumeHt under the Public Seal cipabie of again discharging his

functions in the said Council, or shall cease t > sit in the Council as an

ex officio Member, or shall cease to discharge the functions of more than

one of the offices the holders of which are ex officio Members of the

Council, as the case may be.

The Governor shall, without delay, report to Us; for Our confirma- Provisional

tion of disallowance, through one of Our Principal Secretaries of State, be^mmSiateiy

every provisional appointment of any person as an Official or Unofficial reP°tted-

Member of the Legisl itive Council.

Every such person shall hold his plage in the Council during Qur Revocation

pleasure, and the Governor may, by an Instrument upder the Uublic Seal, appointments,

revoke any such appointment [As amended by Additional Instructions dated 15.11-28.]

XV. —[This clause was re poked by Additional Instru

^November loth, 19,28.]

XVI. —[This clause was revoked by additional Instr

January 10th, 192^.] -

XVII. —If any Unofficial Member ofncertheamLegisla t

become bankrupt or insolvent, or shall be convicted 1 of any crimiiial oifenee, g°*U .

or shall absent himself from the Colony for more than three months

without leave from the Governor, the Governor m:ay declare in-writing that

the seat of such Member at the Council is vacant, and immediately on the

publication of such declaration he shall ceasbto'be £ Member' 'of-the Oeuticil.

 ROYAL INSTRUCTIONS—HONGKONG

Members. by writing under hisUnofficial

Resignation of XVIII.—Any hand, butMember

no suchmay resign bisshallseattake

resignation at the

effectCouncil

until

it be accepted in writing by the Governor, or by Us through one of Our

Principal Secretaries of State.

Council may XIX.—The Legislative Council shall not be disqualified from the

notwlthatanding thereof;

vacancies. transactionbutofthebusiness on account

said Council shall ofnotanybe vacancies

competentamong

to acttheinMembers

any case

Quorum. unless (including the Governor or the Member presiding) there be present

at and throughout the meetings of the Council five Members at the least.

Precedence

Members. of as ^yXX.—The Members of the Legislative Council shall take precedence

e may specially assign, and in default thereof, as follows :—

(1) First, the Official Members in the following order:—

(a) The ex OjUcio Members in the order in which their offices

are mentioned (except that the Senior Military Officer, if

below the rank of Lieutenant-Colonel in Our Army, shall

take precedence after the person lawfully discharging the

functions of Attorney-General).

(b) Other Official Members according to the priority of their

• respective appointments, or if appointed by or in pur-

suance of the same Instrument, according to the order

in which they are named therein.

(2) Secondly, the Unofficial Members in the following order:—

(a) The Unofficial Members who are also Members of the

Executive Council of the Colony according to the pre-

cedence taken as between themselves as Members of the

Executive Council.

(b) Other Unofficial Members according to the priority of their

respective appointments, or if appointed by or in pur-

suance of the same Instrument, according to the order in

which they are named therein: Provided that any such

Unofficial Member who is re-appointed immediately on

the termination of his term of office shall as between

himself and other Unofficial Members who are not also

Members of the Executive Council take precedence

according to the date from which he has been con-

tinously a Member of the Legislative Council.

(As amended by Additional Instructions of 20-11 -29.]:

Who tb preside. XXI.—The Governor shall attend and preside in the Legislative

Council, unless prevented by illness or other grave cause; and in his

absence any Member appointed by him in writing shall preside, or, in

default of such Member, the Member who is first in precedence of those

present shall preside.

Questions toa be*-’ XXII.—All questions proposed for debate in the Legislative Council

majority? presiding

Governor shall be decided by theanmajority

shall have original ofvote

votes,in common

and the Governor

with the otheror theMembers

Member

and casting vote! of the Council, and also a casting vote, if upon any question the votes

shall be equal.

eeRules and order. j g XXIII.—The

be made. Legislative Council may from time to time make stand-

n ru]es anci -orders for the regulation of their own proceedings ; provided

such rules and orders be not repugnant to Our said recited Letters Patent,

or to these Our Instructions, or to any other Instructions from Us under

Our Sign Manual and Signet.

 ROYAL INSTRUCTIONS—HONG KONG 167

XXIY.—It shall be competent for any Member of the. Legislative Question, &o.

Council to propose anY question for debate therein ; and such question, if debate,

seconded by any other Membei1, shall be debated and disposed of according

to the standing rules and orders. Provided always that! every ordinance

vote, resolution, or question, the object or effect;, of ivhi0^1 l5610

dispose of or charge any part of Our revenue arising within the Colony,

shall be proposed by the Governor, unless the proposal of .the same shall

have been expressly allowed or directed by him.

XXV.—In the passing of Ordinances the Governor and the Council Rules and reguia-

shall observe, as far as practicable, the following Rules:— whSiOritawees

1. —All laws shall be styled “Ordinances,” and the enacting W

shall be, “ enacted by the Governor of Hongkong* with the advice and Form of enacting

consent “of the Legislative Council thereof.” Ordinances.

2. —All Ordinances shall be distinguished by titles, and sh

divided into successive clauses or paragraphs, numbered consecutively* and numbered and

to every such clause there shall be annexed in the margin a short summary

■of its contents. The Ordinances of each year shall be distinguished1 by

consecutive numbers, commencing in each year with the number one.

Except in the case of Bills reserved for the signification of Our plea-

sure, all Ordinances passed by the Legislative Council in any one year shall,

if assented to by the Governor, be assented to by him in that year, shall

be dated as of the day on which the assent of the Governor is given, and

shall be numbered as of the year in which they are passed. Bills not so

assented to by the Governor, but reserved by him for the signification of

Our pleasure, shall be dated as of the day and numbered as of the year on

and in which they are brought into operation.

-- 3. without

Ordinance, • ■ —Each

■ - - in- one anddifferent

intermixing ~ the samematter shall be...providedt toforbe mixed

- such

Ordinance things I le Ordin-

by a diff

in or annexed to any Ordinance which shall be foreign to what the title of KreigiTto what

such

, Ordinance t imports, and no perpetual clause shall be part of any title of Ordinance

imports. Temper

temporary Ordinance. ary ordinances.

XXYI.—The Governor shall not, except in the cases hereunder men- Description beof

tioned, assent in Our name to any Bill of any of the following classes^ntedto

1. —Any Bill for the divorce of persons joined together in holy

mony :

2. —Any Bill whereby any grant of land or money, or other do

or gratuity, may be made to himself:

3. —Any Bill affecting the Currency of the Colony or relating

issue of Bank notes :

4. —Any Bill establishing any Banking Association, or amend

altering the constitution, powers, or privileges of any Banking Association:

5. —Any Bill imposing differential duties :

6. —Any Bill the provisions of which shall appear inconsiste

obligations imposed upon Us by Treaty:

7. — Any Bill interfering with the discipline or control of Our forces by

and, sea, or air :

8. —Any Bill of an extraordinary nature and importance, w

Our prerogative, or the rights and property of Our subjects not residing

in the Colony, or the trade and shipping of Our United Kingdon and its

Dependencies, may be prejudiced:

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9. —Any Bill wher

be subjected or made liable to any disabilities or restrictions to which

persons of European birth or descent are not also subjected or made liable:

10. —Any Bill co

refusedj of which hate been disallowed by Us :

Proviso in103cases Unless'in'the-case of any such Bill as aforesaid the Governor shall

immediate an'for Our

operat/onof ^aTePrincipal

previouslySecretaries

obtained ofOurState,

instructions

or unless upon Bill

such such Billcontain

through one of

Ordinance suspending the , operation of such Bill until the shall

signification aofclause

Our

pleasure thereuppuj or unless tlie Governor shall have satisfied himself

tliat an urgent, necessity exists requiring that such Bill be brought into

immediate operation' in which case he is authorised to assent in Our name

to such Bill', unless the same shall be repugnant to the law of Englahd, or

inconsistent with any obligatibfiS imposed on Us by treaty. But he is to

transmit to-Uey by 't he earliest opportunity, the Bill so assented to together

with his reasons for .assenting thereto.

XXVir.—Every Bill intended to affect or benefit some particular per-

son, association of cotliorate body shall contain a section saving the rights

of Us, Our heirs find'successors, all bodies politic and corporate, and all

others except such as are mentioned in the Bill and those claiming by, from,

and under them. No such Bill, not being a Government measure, shall be

introduced into the Legislative Council until, due notice has been given

by not less: than two successive publications of; the Bill in the Hongkqnq

Government Gazette, rnidL in such other manner as may bp required by the

Standing Buies and Orders for the time being in force; and the Governor

shall not assent thereto, in Our name until it has been, so published. A

certificate under the hand of the Governor shall be transmitted to Us with

the: Bill signifying that such publication has been made.

XXVIII.—When any Ordinance shall have been passed or when any

toOrdinances, &c., B1 IP shall

be sent home

dnlyauthenti- have been reserved for the signification, of Our pleasure, the

; bated. Governor shall transmit to Us, through one of Our Principal Secretaries of

State, for Ouf final approval, disallowance or other direction thereupon, a

full and exact copy in duplicate of the same, and of the, marginal summary

thereof, duly authenticated under the Public Seal of the Colony, and by

his own sigpature. ,Snqh copy shall be accompanied by such explanatory

observations as may be required to exhibit the reasons and occasion for

passing Bitch-Ordinance or Bill.

Ordinances to be each XXIX.—At the earliest practicable period at the commencement of

r year, the Governor shall cause a complete collection to be published,

year!9hed eVery f°year. general information,of all Ordinances enacted during the preceding

Minutes ofofpro- Legislative

ceedings XXX.—Minutes shall each

Council; and/af be regularly

meeting ofkept of theCouncil,

the said proceedings of the

the Minutes

ciitobe^'

send e pMffii ^f f^edast preceding meeting shall be confirmed, or amended, as the case

e\erj home

mee mg.after may Therequire, before shalh

Governor proceeding to the

transmit to despatch

Us, throughof anyoheother business.

of Our Principal

Secretaries of State, as sboh as possible after every meeting a full and

exact copy of the Minutes of the said Council.

Surveys and XX'&I.—fefore disjibsiiig of any vacant or waste land to Us belong-

b^made beforeate' i^g

waste lands ib bethemade'thereout

Governor shallascause thethink

he may same tonecessary

be surveyed, and such

for roads reservations

or other public

Governor°not to purposes. Th© Governor shall not, directly or indirectly,

purchase land?, himself any of such lands without Our special permission given through purchase for

one of Our Principal Secretaries of State.

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XXXII.—All Commissions to be granted by the Governor to any pery Appointments to

son or persons for exercising any office or employment shall, unless other-.^

wise provided bylaw, be granted during pleasure only; and whenever the pleasure.

Governor shall appoint to any vacant office or employment, of which the

initial emoluments exceed one thousand dollars or one hundred pounds

sterling a year, according as the said emoluments are fixed with reference

to dollars or to pounds sterling, as the case may be, any person not by U's

specially directed to be appointed thereto, he shall, at the same time, ex-

pressly appraise such person that such appointment is to be considered only

as temporary and provisional until Our allowance of-disallowance thereof

be signified.

XXXIII.—Before suspending from the exercise Of his office any public Suspension of

officer whose annual pensionable emoluments exceed One thousand dollars 0fficers*

or one hundred pounds sterling, according as the said emoluments are fixed

with reference to dollars or to pounds sterling, as the case may be, the

Governor shall signify to such officer, by a statement in writing, the

grounds of the intended suspension, and shall call upon him to state in

writing the grounds upon which he desires to exculpate himself, and if the

officer does not furnish such statement within the time fixed by the Gover-

nor, or fails to exculpate himself to the satisfaction of the Governor, the

Governor shall appoint a Committee of the Executive Council to investigate

the charge made and to make a full report to the Executive Council. The

Governor shall forthwith cause such report to be considered by the Council,

and shall cause to be recorded on the Minutes whether the Council or the

majority thereof does or does not assent to the suspension; and if the

Governor thereupon proceed to such suspension, he shall transmit the

report of the Committee and the evidence taken by it, together with the

Minutes of the proceedings of the Council, to Us through one of Our

Principal Secretaries of State by the earliest opportunity. But if in any

case the interests of Our service shall appear to the Governor to demand

that a person shall cease to exercise the powers and functions of his office

instantly, or before there shall be time to take the proceedings hereinbefore

directed, he shall then interdict such person from the exercise of the powers

and functions of his office.

XXXIY.—Whenever any offender shall -have %een condemned by Regulation of

the sentence of any Court in the Colony to suffer death, the Governor fn^itaioase0118

shall call upon the Judge who presided at the trial to make to him a written Judge'syeport ’

report of the case of such offender, and shall cause such report to be taken beforiilxecutive

into consideration at the first meeting of the Executive Council which may Council,

lie conveniently held thereafter, and he may cause the said Judge to be

specially summoned to attend at such meeting and to produce his notes

thereat. The Governor shall not pardon or reprieve any such offender

unless it shall appear to him expedient so to do, upon receiving the advice Governor to take1

of the Executive Council thereon; but in all such cases he is to decide ^e'counSnn' ’

either to extend or to withhold a pardon, or reprieve, according to his own ^ch cases,

deliberate judgment, whether the Members of the Executive Council concur own1 judgment

therein or otherwise, entering, nevertheless, on the Minutes of the Execu- s' ^ 0^^^'

tive Council a Minute of his reasons at length, in case he should decide Minutes, if un-

any such question in opposition to the judgment of the majority of the theadviceoTthe

Members thereof. majority.

XXXY.—The Governor shall punctually forward to Us from year to Blue Book,

year, through one of Our Principal Secretaries of State, the annual book

of returns for the Colony, commonly called the Blue Book, relating to

the Revenue and Expenditure, Defence, Public Works, Legislation, Civil

Establishments, Pensions, Population, Schools, Course of Exchange,

170 ROTAL INSTRUCTIONS—HONGKONG

Imports and Exports, Agriculture, Produce, Manufactures, and other

matters in the saM Blue Book more particularly specified, 'with reference

to the state and condition of the Colony.

Governor’s XXXVI.—The Goyernor shall not upon any pretence whatever quit

absence. the Qolpny without having first obtained leave from Bs for so doing

upder iQur Sign Manual and Signet, or through one of Our Principal

Secretaries of State.

Term “ the

Governor XXXVII.—In these Our Instructions the term “ the Governor” shall,

explained.” being

unless inconsistent with the context, include every person for the time

administering the Government of the Colony.

G^iven at Our Court at Saint James’s, this Fourteenth day of February,

1917, in the Seventh year of Our Eeign.

 ADDITIONAL ROYAL INSTRUCTIONS

Additonal Instructions passed under the Royal Sign Manual and Signet

to the Governor and Commander-in-Chief of the.Colony, of Hong-

kong in regard to the duration of the appointment of Unofficial

Members of the Executive Council and of the Legislative Council

' of that Colony.

Dated 10th January, 1922. Geoeoe JEt.I.

Additional Instruptions to Our Governor and Commander-in-Chief in

and over Our Colony of Hongkong and its Dependencies, or other

Officer for the time being administefing flie 'Gpvernmeht bf Our said

. Colony and it s Dependencies.

Whereas by certain Letters Patent under the Great Seal of Our Preamble.

United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland bearing date at West-

minster the Fourteenth day of February, 1917, We did make provision

for the Government of Our Colony of Hongkong and its Dependencies

(hereinafter called the Colony) and did amongst other things declare Recites Letters

that there should be an Executive Council and a Legislative Council in february, mr.

and for the Colony which should consist of such persons as We might

direct by Instructions under Our Sign Manual and Signet:

And whereas by Our Instructions under Our Sign Manual and Recites instruc

Signet, bearing date the Fourteenth day of February, 1917, We did con- February, 1917.

stitute the said Executive and Legislative Councils as therein is set

forth:

And whereas We are minded to make further provision respecting

the said Executive and Legislative Councils :

Now, therefore. We do, as from the date of the receipt in the Colony Revokes clause

of these Our Additional Instructions under Our Sign Manual and uJns'o/ilth10"

Signet, hereby revoke the Sixteenth Clause of Our said Instructions of February, 1917.

the Fourteenth day of February, 1917, without prejudice to anything

lawfully done thereunder, and We do direct and enjoin and declare Our

Will and pleasure as follows:

L—Every Unofficial Member of the Executive Council appointed Vacation of

after the date of the receipt of these Our Additional Instructions offlciai'iiembers

in the Colony shall vacate his seat at the end of five years from ^Executive

the date of the Instrument by which, or in pursuance of which,

he is appointed, unless it is otherwise provided by that Instru-

ment.

Provided that if any such Member is provisionally

appointed to fill a vacant seat in the Council and his provisional

appointment is immediately followed by his definitive appoint-

ment the aforesaid period of five years shall be reckoned from

the date of the Instrument provisionally appointing him.

Every such Unofficial Member shall be eligible to be re-unofficial Mem-

appointed by the Governor by an Instrument under the Public r£”PpXtment.

Seal of the Colony for a further period not exceeding five

years, subject to Our approval conveyed through one of Our

Principal Secretaries of State.

 172 ADDITIONAL EOYAL INSTRUCTIONS—HONGKONG

Precedence

Unofficial Mem- of II. —Every Unofficia

ed.bers re-appoint- appointed immediately on the termination of his term of Office

shall take -precedence according to the date from -which he has

been continuously a Member of the said Council.

byVacation of seats

Unofficial

Members of

III. —Every person

, Additional Instructions in the Colony is an Unofficial Member

Legislative

Council. of the Legislative Council may retain his seat until the end of six

year.-, and every Unofficial Member appointed after the date of

the receipt of these Our Additional Instructions in the Colony

shall vacate his seat at the end of four years, from the date of

the Instrument by which, or in pursuance of . which, he was or

is appointed, unless it- is otherwise provided by that Instru-

ment. .

Provided that if any such Member is provisionally

appointed to fill a vacant seat in the Council and his provisional

, appointment is immediately followed by his definitive appoint-

ment, the aforesaid periods of six years or four years, as the

case may be, shall be reckoned from the date of the Instrument

provisionally appointing him.

Unofficial Mem- . Every such Unofficial Member shall be eligible to be re-

re-appofntment. appointed

Seal of' the byColony,

the Governor by anperiod

for a further Instrument under the

not exceeding fourPublic

years

subject to Our approval conveyed through one of Our

Principal Secretaries of State. .

Given at Our Court at Saint James’s this Tenth day of January,

1S22, in the Twelfth year of Our Reign.

Additional Instructions to the

Governor and Cemmander-in-Chief, Hongkong.

 ADDITIONAL LOYAL INSTRUCTIONS

Additional Instructions passed under the Royal Sign Manual and Signet

to the Governor and Commander-in-Chief of the Colony of Hong-

kong in regard to the constitution of the Executive Council and of

the Legislative Council of that Colony.

Bated \hth November, 1928. GeoRge B.I.

Additional Instructions to Our Governor and Commander-in-Chief in

and over our Colony of Hongkong and its Dependencies, or other ,

Officer for the time being administering the Government of Our

said Colony and its Dependencies.

Whereas by certain Letters Patent under the threat Seal of Our preamble.

Realm bearing date at Westminster the Fourteenth day of February,

1917, We did make provision for the Government of Our Colony °f paten?ofltth'8

Hongkong and its Dependencies (hereinafter called the Colony) and February, m?.

did amongst other things declare that there should be an Executive

Council and a Legislative Council in and for the Colony which should

consist of such persons as We might direct by Instructions under Our

Sign Manual and Signet:

And whereas by Our Instructions under Our Sign Manual and y®”4®8, J“ ^ruc'

Signet bearing date the Fourteenth day of February, 1917, We did con- February, t1917.

stitute the said Executive and Legislative Councils as therein is set

forth:

And whereas we are minded to make further provision respecting

the said Executive and Legislative Councils :

Now therefore we do, as from the date of the receipt in the Colon)" ^,evx^ii xiv8eS

of these Our Additional Instructions under Our Sign Manual and and xv of

Signet, hereby revoke the Second, Thirteenth, Fourteenth and Fifteenth {"^February*

Clauses of Our said Instructions of the Fourteenth day of February, 1917.

1917, without prejudice to anything lawfully done thereunder, and

instead thereof We do direct and enjoin and declare Our will and

pleasure that from the date of such receipt the aforesaid Instructions

shall henceforth be construed and take effect as if the following

clauses had been inserted therein in place of the Second, Thirteenth,

Fourteenth and Fifteenth Clauses thereof:

II.—The Executive Council of the Colony shall consist of the Lieut- GonflUtutwn of

enant-Governor of the Colony (if any),, the Senior Military council.

Officer for the time being in command of Our regular troops

within the Colony, the persons for the time being lawfully dis-

charging .the functions of Colonial Secretary, of Attorney-

General, of Secretary for Chinese Affairs, and of Treasurer of

the Colony, who are hereinafter referred to as ex officio

Members, and of such other persons as at the date of the

174 ADDITIONAL EOYAL INSTRUCTIONS—HONGKONG

coming into operation of Our said recited Letters Patent are

Members of the said Council, or as We may from time to time

appiont by any Instructions or Warrant under Our Sign

Manual and Signet, or as the Governor in pursuance of

Instructions from Us through ope of Qur Principal Secretaries

of State may from time to time appoint under the Public Seal

of the Colony.

Constitution

Legislative of XIII.—The Legislative Council of the Colony shall consist of the

Council. Governor, the Lieutenant-Governor (if any 1, the Senior

Military Officer for the time being in Command of Our regular

troops within the Colony, the persons for the time being

lawfully discharging the functions of Colonial Secretary,

Attorney-General, Secretary for Chinese Affairs, and Treasurer

of the Colony, and such other persons, holding office in the

Colonj, and not exceeding four in number at any one time, as

at the date of the coming into operation of Our said recited

OfficialMembers. Letters Patent are Official Members of the said Council, or as

We may from time to time appoint by any Instructions or

Warrants under Our Sign Manual and Signet, or as the

Governor, in pursuance of Instructions from Us through one

of Our Principal Secretaries of State, may from time to time

appoint by an Instrument under the Public Seal of the Colony,

and all such persons shall be styled Official Members of the

Legislative Council ; and further of such persons, not exceeding

eight in number at any one time, as at the date of the coming

Unofficial

Members. into operation of Our said recited Letters Patent are Unofficial

Members 6f the said Council, or as the Governor, in persuance

of Instructions from Us through one of Our Principal

Secretaries of State, may from time to time, appoint by an

Instrument tinder the Public Seal of the Colony, and all such

persons shall be stjled Unofficial Members of the Legislative

Council.

If any Official Me ml er of the Legislative Council cease

to hold office in the Colony his seat in the Council shall there-

upon become vacant. ■

anointments in

pUceofMembers XIV.—Whenever , any Member otber

of., the hisLegislative than a,n exshall,

officioby Member

absent, &c. under, hand resignCouncil,

his seatof inthetheColpny

Council, .or shall writing

die, or

be suspended from the exercise of his functions as a Member

of tfieCoppcil. or be; declared by the Gayer nor by an. Instru-

ment under the Public Seal, of the Colony tq he; incapable of

exercising his functions as a Member of - the Council, or be

absent from the Colony, or shall he acting in an office the

holder of which is an ex officio Meniher of the Council,’ or if

his seat become vacant, of whenever any person shall he

lawfully discharging the futictions Of more than one of the

offices the-holders of which ate ex officio Members of the

Council, the Governor may, by an Instrument under the Public

Seal of the Colony, provisionally appoint in his place some

person to beastemporarily

edt lo the Council, the case mayanbe.Official

* »<> or©nfiUnofficial

.eiediuoMMember of

 ADDITJONATi ROYAL INSTRUCTIONS-HONGRO^'O 175.

“ Every person so provisionally appointed shall forthwith

cease to be a Member of the Council if his appointment is

disallowed by Us, qr revoked by the Governor, or superseded

by tie definitive appointment of an Official or Unofficial

Member of the Council, or if the Member m whose place he

was appointed shall return to the Colony, or shall be released

from suspension, or shall be declared by the Governor by an

Instrument under the Public Seal capable of again discharging

his functions in the said Council, or shall cease to sit in the

Council as an ex ojjicio Member, or shall cease to discharge the

functions of more than one of the offices the holders of which

are ex officio Members of the Council, as the case may be.”

The Governor shall, without delay, report to Us, for Our confirma- Provisional 0,

tion or disallowance, through one of Our Principal Secretaries of State, be^mSiateiy

every provisional appointment of any person as an Official or Unofficial reposed.

Member of the Legislative Council.

Every such person shall hold his place in the Council during Our Revocation oi

pleasure, and the Governor may, by an Instrument under the Public ™ec^tgPpoint'

Seal, revoke any such appointment.

Given at Our Court at St. James’s this Fifteenth day of November,

1928, in the Nineteenth year of Our Keign.

ADDITIONAL ROYAL INSTRUCTIONS

Additional Instructions passed under the Royal Sign Manual and Signet

to the Governor and Commander-in-Chief of the Colony of Hong-

kong in regard to the precedence of Members of the Legislative

Council thereof.

Dated 20th November, 1929. George B.I.

Additional Instructions to Our Governor and Commander-in-Chief in

and over Our Colony of Hongkong aud its Dependencies, or other

Officer for the time being administering the Government of Our

said Colony and its Dependencies.

Whereas by certain Letters Patent under the Great Seal of Our Preamble.

Realm bearing date at Westminster the Fourteenth day of February,

1917, We did make provision for the Government of Our Colony of

Hongkong and its Dependencies (hereinafter called the Colony) and Recites Letter*

did amongst other things declare that there should be a Legislative February, 1917.

Council in and for the Colony which should consist of such persons as

We might direct by Instructions under Our Sign Manual and Signet:

 176 ADDITIONAL EOYAL INSTRUCTIONS—HONGKONG

Recites And whereas by Our Instructions under Our Sign Manual and

in^February**

1917

-‘ Signet bearing

constitute dateLegislative

the said the Fourteenth

Councildayas therein

of February,

is set 1917,

forth, We

and did

by

the Twentieth Clause of the said Instructions did direct that the

Members of the said Council should have such precedence as therein is

set forth :

And whereas We are minded to make other provision in regard to

the precedence of the Members of the said Legislative Council:

fresifcianse

Clause xx offor of these

Now Ourtherefore We do, Instructions

Additional as from the dateunderof the

Ourreceipt

Sign inManual

the Colony

and

m^February!

1917 Signet, hereby revoke the Twentieth Clause of Our said Jnstruct

’ the Fourteenth day of February, 1917, without prejudice to anything cns of

lawfully done thereunder, and instead thereof We do direct and enjoin

and declare Our will and pleasure that from the date of such receipt

the aforesaid Instructions shall henceforth be coustrued and take effect

as if the following clause had been inserted therein in place of the

Twentieth Clause thereof; —

em ers.06 ^ as NX.—The

Members may S|,ecMembers

jaljy assign, andLegislative

of the in default thereof, as follows

Council shall —

take precedence

(1) First, the Official Members in the following order:—

(а) The ex officio Members in the order in which their offices

are mentioned (except that the Senior Military Officer, if

below the rank of Lieutenant-Colonel in Our Army, shall

take precedence after the person lawfully discharging the

functions of Attorney-General).

(б) Other Official Members according to the priority of their

respective appointments, or if appointed by or in pursuance

of the same Instrument, according to the order in which

they are named therein.

(2) Secondly, the Unofficial Members in tjie following order :—

(a) The Unofficial Members wild are also MembefS of the

Executive Council of the Colony according to the

precedence taken as between themselves as Members of

the Executive Council.

(b) Other Unofficial Members according to the priority of their

respective appointments, or if appointed bv or in pursuance

of the same Instrument, according to the order in which

they are named therein: Provided that any such Un-

official Member who. is re-appointed immediately on the

termination of his term of office shall as between himself

and other Unoffic al Members who are not also Members

of the Executive Council take precedence according to the

date from which he has been continuously a Member of

the Legislative Council.

Given at Our C< urt at Saint James's this Twentieth day of Novem-

ber, 1929, in the Twentieth Year of Our Reign.

 CONSTITUTION OF COUNCILS—HONGKONG 177

Executive Council

The Executive Council consists of

(Hfx-Officio)

H.E. the General Officer Commanding the Troops (Major-General

O. C. Borrett, c.b.. c.m.g., c.b.e., d.s.o.)

The Hon. the Colonial Secretary (Sir Thomas Southorn, k.b.e., c.m.g.)

The Hon. the Attorney General (Mr. C. G. Alabaster, k.c., o.b.e.)

The Bon. the Secretary for Chinese Affairs (Mr. NT. L. Smith).

The Hon. the Colonial Treasurer (Mr. Edwin Taylor).

The Hon. Mr. R. M. Henderson (Director of Public Works).

The Hon. Sir H. E. Pollock, k.c.

The Hon. Sir Shouson Chow, kt.

The Hon. Sir William Shenton, kt.

Legislative Council

The following are the members of the Legislative Council:—

Official

H.E. the Governor (Sir William Peel, k^c.m.g., k.b.e.)

H.E. the General Officer Commanding the Troops (Major-General

O. C. Borrett, c.b., c.m.g., c.b.e., d.s.o.)

The Hon. the Oolbnial Secretary (Sir Thomas Southorn, k.b.e., c.m.g.)

The Hon. the Attorney General (Mr. G. G. Alabaster, k.c., o.b.e.)

The Hon. the Secretary for Chinese Affairs (Mr. hi. L. Smith).

The Hon. the Colonial Treasurer (Mr. Edwin Taylor).

The Hon. Mr. R. M. Henderson (Director, of Public Works).

The Hon. Mr. E^ D. C. Wolfe, c.m.g. (Lpspector General of Police).

The Hon. Com dr. H. E. Hole, k.n. (Retired) (Harbour Master).

The Hon. Dr. A. R. Wellington, c.m.g. (Director of Medical and

Sanitary Services).

Unofficial

The Hon. Sir H. E. Pollock, kt., k.c.

The Hon. Mr. R. H. Rote wall, c.m.g., ll.d.

The Hon. Sir William Shenton, kt.

The Hon. Mr. C. G. Mackie.

The Hon. Mr. J. P. Braga.

The Hon., Mr. S. W. Ts’o, o.b.e., ll.d.

The Hon. Mr. J. J. Paterson.

The Hon. Mr. T. N. Chau.

The Hon. Mr. W. H. Bell.

Appointment of Members of the Legislative Council

By a Despatch from the Secretary of State, the following,cpurse is followed in

the appointment of unofficial members :—

Appointed by the Governor (one at least of whom

being a member of the Chinese community) ... 6

Elected by the Chamber of Commerce * 1

Elected by the Justices of the Peace 1

Total.

 STANDING RULES AND ORDERS

OP

THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL OE HONGKONG

Made by the Legislative Council of Hongkong in pursuance of the provisions of

Clause XXIII of the InHrucLions, of His Majesty the King under His Sign

Manual and Signet bearing date the I4th day of February, 1917.

1.—Oath op Allegiance

(1) No member of the Council shall sit or vote therein until he shall have

taken and subscribed the oath of allegiance, provided that any person authorised by

lav to make an affirmation instead of taking an oath shall be permitted to make a

solemn affirmation in lieu of the Oath of allegiance.

(2) The oath or affirmation shall he administered by the Governor.

2 —Language

(1) The proceedings and debates of the Council shall be in the English

language.

(2) A member may present a petition in Chinese, if the petition be accom-

panied by an English translation certified to be correct by the: member who presents it.

3.—-Sittings' of Council *

(1) The meetings of the Legislative Council shall be held on such day and at

such hour as may from time to time be ordered by the Governor.

(2) At the beginning of each meeting, and before proceeding to the despatch

of ant other business, the President shall, if the minutes of the last preceeding

meeting have been circulated to the members, propose that they be confirmed. If

the said minutes have not been circulated they shall be read by the Clerk and the

President shall then propose that they be confirmed. Upon any proposal that the

minutes be confirmed no debate shall be allowed except as to the accuracy of the

minutes and with reference to an amendment actually proposed.

(3) The President may at any time adjourn or suspend any meeting.

4.—Standing Committees

(1) There shall be the following standing qoihmittees of the Council:—

(a) The Finance Committee, which shall consist of the Colonial Secretary

(Chairman), the Treasurer, the Director of Public Works and the

unofficial members of the Council.

(bj The Public Works Committee, which shall consist of the Director

of Public Works (Chairman), the Treasurer, and the unofficial

members of the Council.

(c) The Law Committee, which shall consist of the Attorney General

(Chairman), andjfour other pi.em^ers of the ponncil^appointed at

the first meeting of the year by the President, who shall have

power to fill vacancies arising in the Qdfnputjfcee during the course

of the year.

* On the and

subject

XXIofofthethequorum, and of who ofshould

Boyal Instructions preside,

the 14th see respectively

February, 1917. Clauses XIX

 RULES OF EI30TSLATIVE COUNCIL—HONGKONG 179

(2) Three members shall form a quorum of any standing committee.

(3) The Governor may at any time refer direct to the Finance Committee any

proposal concerning additional expehdithre not already provided for in the annual

■estimates.

(4) Any member of the Council shall be entitled to attend any meeting of a

standing committee but no member may take any . part in the proceedings of a

•committee of which he is not a member.

5.—Select Committees

(1) Any mattef before tlie Council may be referred by the President, or upon

a motion duly passed by the Council, to a select committee.

(2) A select committee shall consist of at least three members who shall be

nominated by the President: Provided that any member may'move that another

member be substituted for any member so nominated,'and if the motion be seconded

the amendment shall, after debate, be put to the vote, and the question shall be

decided accordingly.

(3) The chairman of a select committee shall be appointed by tlie President.

(4) Three members of a select committee shall form a quorum except when

the. select committee consists of three, members only in which event two shall form

a -quorum.

(5) In the event of the death, resignation or absence from the Colony of any

member of a select committee the President may appoint another member in his

place.

6.—Procedure on Standing and Select Committees

(1) In the absence of . the ; chairman of, a standing or se^dct committee the

senior member present shall act as chairman.

(2) The chairman of a standing or select committee shall have an original

vote and.shall also have a casting vote if the, yotes be equal.

(3) The chairman of any committee may require the attendance and services

of the Clerk pf,tpe| ^uppil,.:

(4) The report of. a committee shall be,signedj and presented to the Council,

by the chairman.

(5) Any member of a committee dissenting froni the-opinion of the majority

may put in a written statement of bis reasons for such dissent, and such statement

shall be appended to the report of the committee;

7.—Duties of the Clerk

(1) ‘ The 'Clerk shall ' sehd: tb 'each member written notic

the Council, accompanied by a copy of the Order of Business and of any bill which

it is proposed to read a first time at the meeting in question, at least two clear days

before the day fixed for the meeting, except in case of emergency when such notice

shall be given as the circumstances may permit; J ■ l! f

(2) The Clerk shall keep tlie minutes of the proceedings' Of the Council, and

of committees of the whole Council, Und sHkirsfenfi' tO' eaClU tnember the draft

minutes of each meeting so soon as possible after the meeting.

(3) The minutes of the proceedings of the Council shall record the names of

the members attending and all decisions of the Council, and shall, when confirmed

at the next following meeting of the Council, be signed by the President.

(4) In the case of divisions of the Council hr committee of the whole Council,

the minutes shall include the numbere voting for and against the question, and the

names of the members so voting.

180 RULES OF LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL-HONGKONG

(5) The Clerk shall be responsible for the custody of the votes, records, bills,

and other documents laid before the Council, which shgJl be .open to inspection by

members of the Council and other persons under sued arrangements as maybe

sanctioned by the President.

8.—Okder op Business

Unless the Council otherwise direct, the business of each sitting day shall be

transacted in the following order:—

1. Confirmation of minutes of last preceding meeting.

2. Oath or affirmation of allegiance of a new member.

3., Announcements.

4. Papers, including any reports of standing or,, select committees

which are, laid upon the table by order of the Governor and which

are not the subject of any motion.

5. Petitions.

6. Questions,

7. Government business.

8. Unofficial members’motions.

Government business shall be set down in such order as the President mav

direct, and unofficial members’ motions shall be set down in the order in which

notice of each motion was given.

9.—Petitions

(1) Every petition intended to be presented to the Council must conclude with

a prayer setting forth the general object of the petitioner.

(2) A petition shall not be presented to the Council Unless it be in accordance

with the rules then in force in regard to petitions.

(3) The member presenting a petition may state concisely the purport of the

petition.

(4) All petitions shall be ordered to lie upon the table without question put

unless a member when presenting a petition move for it to be read, printed or

referred to a select committee.

(5) The Council will not receive any petition—

(a) which is not addressed to the Council;

(b) which is not properly and respectfully worded;

(c) which has not at least one signature on the sheet on which the

prayer of the petition appears;

(d) which has not at least the prayer at the head of each subsequent

sheet of signatures;

(e) which asks for a grant of public money or the release of a debt to

public funds unless the recommendation of the Governor thereto

has been signified; or

(/) which does not conform with such rules as may from time to time

be prescribed by the Council.

10.—Papers

(1) AlLpapers shall be presented by an official member of the Council and their

presentation shall be entered upon the minutes.

(2) A member presenting a paper may make a short explanatory statement of

its contents.

 RULES OF LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL—HONG KOXG 181

(5) All papers,shall he ordered to lie upop the table without questiop put' andl

any motion for the printing thereof shall be determined without amendment or

debate.

(4) All Eules and Orders made by the Governor in Executive Council under

the authority of an Ordinance, which do not require the approval of the Legislative

Council, shall be laid on the table as soon as may be after being made.

11.—Questions to Mejsbers

(1) Questions may be put to official members relative’ tb public affairs with

which they are officially connected, proceedings pending in the Council, or any

matter of administration for which such members are responsible.

(2) Questions may also be put to other members, relating to a bill, motion, or

other public matter connected with the business of the Council for which such mem-

bers are responsible.

(3) A question shall not contain arguments, inferences, opinions, imputations,

epithets, ironical expressions, or hypothetical cases, ‘

(4) A question shall , pot include the names of persons, or statements, not

strictly necessary to render lire question intelligible, nor contain charges which the

member,

r

who asks the question, is not prepared to. substantiate.

(5) A question must not be asked for the purpose of obtaining an expression

of opinion, the solution of an abstract legal case,, or the answer to a hypothetical

proposition.

(6) A question shall not be asked without written notice unless it is of an

urgent character and the member has obtained the leave of the President so to ask it.

(7) A question must not be made the pretext for a debate, nor can a question

fully answered be asked again without the leave of the President.

(8) A member mav ask a supplementary question for the purpose of further

elucidating any matter of fact legarding which an answer has been given; but a

supplementary question must not be used to introduce matter not included in the

original question.

12.—Messages erom the Governor and Address by the Governor

A message from the Governor, if presented to the Council by an official member,,

may be brought up at any time before the cominehcement or at the close of public

business, and shall be considered forthwith or ordered to be considered upon a

future day as the member presenting it may appoint. The Governor may address

the Council at any time.

12.—Manner of Giving Notices

(1) Where under any Standing Order (or the practice of the Council) notice

is required, such notice shall be given by being handed in at the Table during the

sitting of the Council or by delivery at the office of the Clerk or other place appointed

by Standing Order (or the President) within the hours prescribed for the purpose.

(2) Except with the permission of the President, no notice shall be valid for

any particular meeting of Council unless it shall have been so handed in or delivered

at least three clear days before such meeting of Council. Sundays and holidays-

shall not be included in the computation of the said period of three days.

(3) Any such notice shall be printed and shall be circulated to members of the-

Couneil, if possible not less than two clear days before the next meeting of the

Council for which it is valid.

182 RULES OF LEGISLATIVE COUNCtL-HONGKONG

(4) Any such notice shall be printed in the form in which it is handed in or

delivered.

($) Motions or amendments sent to the Clerk shall be printed and circulated

by him, even if they be matters notice of which is not required, and in the case of

amendments to bills shall be arranged so far as may be in the order in which they

will be proposed.

(6) A notice given orally in. Council, shall not have any force after that

sitting of the Council unless it be supplemented by a notice given in accordance with

paragraph (1) of this Order.

14.—Notice qp Motions

Unless the Standing Orders otherwise direct, notice shall be given of any motion

which it is-proposed to make with the exception of the following:—-

1. A motion for the confirmation or correction of. the minutes of the

. . - Council.

2. A motion made in committee of the whol^, Council.

fL A motiph.fpr the adjournment of the Council or of any debate.

4. A motijon that a petition be read, printed or referred to a select

committee.

5. A motion that the report of a standing committee be adopted.

6. A motion that the report of a select committee be referred to a

committee of the whole Council or be printed.

7. A motion for the withdrawal of strangers.

'£h.;fA .motaemfor the suspensionpf a.member.

9.. A motion,for the withdrawal or.postponement of any item in the

Order of. Business.

10. A motion for the 'substitution of another hnember for a member

nominated to a select committee:

11. ' A motion for the reference of a

12. A motion for the Suspension of any Standing Order.

15.—Dispensing with Notice

Notice shall not be dispensed with in the case of a motion or in respect of any

other proceeding for which notice is required dxcept frith the consent of the

President.: > . ; nr

16.—Biiles .op Debate

(1) 'A member desiring to speak in Council shall rise in his place and address

his observations to the President.

(2) A member desiring to speak in committee shall address his1 observations

to the Chairman.

(3) If two or more members offer at the same time to speak, the President or

Chairman shall call on the member who first catches his eye.

(4) A member must confine his observations to the subject under discussion.

(Sjj .\, shall not be made to any matter on which a judicial decision i?

pending, in such a way as may prejudice the interest's of parties'tnefeto.

(6) No member shall impute improper motives to any other member.

.(7): Excepti when the. Council be in pommiftee no. member shall speak more

than once: pn any proposition before the Council except in explanation (as provided

m paragraph 8 of this Order), or to a point of order, or, in the case of the mover of

a substantive mption, in reply, but any member may second a thdtibn or amendment

by rising in his place find bowing to the chair without prejudice to his right to speak

at a later period of the debate.

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(8) A member wbo has spoken to a question may again be heard to offer

explanation of some material part of his speech which has been misunderstood, but

he must not introduce new matter.

(9) A member who has spoken may speak again when a new Question has

been proposed from the chair such as a proposed amendment.

(10) Any member who dissents from the opinion of the majority may,1 if he-

give notice forthwith of his intention to do so, lay upon the table! a statement of the

grounds of his dissent, either at the same or a subsequent meeting of the Council.

(11) His Majesty’s name shall not be used to influence the Council.

(12) The conduct of His Majesty, members of the Royal Family, the Governor

or Administrator, members of the Council, and judges nr other persons engaged in

the Administration of justice, shall not be raised except upon a substantive motion;

and in any amendment, question to a member, or remarks in a debate on a motion,

dealing with any other subject, any reference to the conduct of the persons afore-

said shall be out of order.

17.—Relevancy in Debate

1

(1) Debate upon any motion, bill or amendment shall be relevant to such

motion, bill or amendment.

(2) ; Where an amendment proposes to leave out words and insert other words

instead of them, debate upon the first question proposed on the amendment may

include both the words proposed to be left out and those proposed to be inserted.

(3) On an amendment proposing to leave out words or to insert words debate

shall be confined to the omission or insertion of such words respectively.

18,—Anticipation

(1) . It. shall be out of order to make a motion or move an amendment dealing

in anticipation with the subject of a bill or other matter appointed in the Order of

Business for consideration : and an amendment shall also be out of order if it deal

in anticipation with the subject matter of a motion of which notice has been given.

(2) A matter appointed in the Order of Business, or a motion or amendment,

of which notice, has been given, shall not be anticipated in any other debater

19. —

(1) No member may speak to any question after the same has-been fully put

by the President or Chairman.

(2) A question is fully put, when the President or Chairman has collected the-

voices both of the ayes and of the noes.

20. —

By the indulgence of the Council, a member may make a personal explanation,

although there be no question before the Council, but no debatable matter may be

brought forward, or debate arise, upon the explanation.

21.—President to- be Heard Without Interruption

Whenever the President, dr the Chairman, rises dttring a debate, any member

then speaking, or offering to speak, must if standing sit down, and must in any case

refrain from speaking, and the Cpuncil or committee is to be silent so that the

President, or the C/hairnian, may be heard without interruption.

 184 RULES OF LEGISLATIVE COU^CII^-HONGKONG

22.—KKsrox-.siisii.iTy foe Obder

The President in Council, and the Chairman in any committee, shall be respon-

sible for the observance.Of the rules of order in the Council and [Committee respec-

tively and their decision upon .apy point of order shall not be open to. appeal and

shall not he.reviewed: by the Council except upon a substantive motion made after

notice.

23.—Breaches op Order

(1) If a Member show disregard for the authority of the chair, or abuse the

rules of the Council by persistently and wilfully obstructing the business of the

Council, or otherwise, the President shall direct the attention of the Council to the

incident, mentioning by name the member concerned. A motion may then be made

upon which the President shall forthwith put the question, no amendment, adjourn-

ment, or debate being allowed, “ That such member be suspended from the service •

of the Council”. If such an offence shall have been committed in a committee of

the whole Council, the Chairman shall forthwith suspend the proceedings of the

committee and report the circumstances to the Council; and the President shall on

a mbtiOn being made thereupon put the same question, without amendment, adjourn-

ment or debate, as if the offence had been committed in the: Council itself.

(2) Not more than one member shall be named at the same time, unless several

members present together have jointly disregarded the authority of the chair.

(3) If a member be suspended under the provisions of this orddr his suspension

shall last until determined by the Council. '

(4) The President or Chairman, after having called thd atteiitibn of the Council

or committee to the conduct of a member who persists in irrelevance or tedious

repetition either of his own arguments of Of the arguments used by other members

in debate, may direct the member to discontinue his speech.

(5) The President or Chairman shall order members whose conduct is grdssly

disorderly to withdraw, immediatelyVfrom the Council Chamber during the remainder

of the day’s sitting.

(6) If a, direction to. withdr-aw uncter paragraph (5) of thi

plied with at once or ; if on any bycVsiou the, Pivsident or Chairman deem that hi-

powers under that Paragraph are inadequate, he may name such member1 of niemi-

bers in pursuance of paragraph (1) of this order.

(7) The President or Chairman whether acting under paragraph (1) or (5) of

this ox-der may direct such steps to be taken as are required to enforce his order.

(8) Members who are suspended under paragraph ,(1) of this order or are

directed to withdraw uxxder pax-agraph (-5), shall forthwith withdraw from the

precincts of the Council Chamber.

(9) Nothing in this order shall be deemed to prevent the Council from proceed-

ing against any member for any breach of order not specified herein or from pro-

ceeding in any other way it thinks fit in dealing with the breaches of order herein

mentioned.

24.—Voting # . .

(1) All questions shall be decided by a majority of votes, including the vote of

the President, or in any committee the Chairman, and whenever the votes are equal

the President, or in any committee the Chairman, shall have a casting vote.

(2) At the conclusion of a debate the question shall be put by the President,

or in any committee by the Chairman, and the votes may be taken by voices aye and

vote,* SeeOnClause

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no and .tbe result shall be declared by the President or Chairman, but any member

may claim a division when the votes shall be taken by the1 Clerk asking each member

separately how he desires to vote aild r'e'cbrditig the vdtes accordingly*,'

(3) In takifig the division the names of all the unofficial members shall be called

before the names or official titles of any of the official members. In both cases the

names, or official titles as the. case may be, shall be called in order, beginning wifh the

senior member, provided that the President, or in any committee the Chairman, shall

rote last.

(4) When a, division is claimed either in Council or in any committee every

member present shall, unless he expressly state that he declines to vote, record his.

vote either for the ayes or noes. The Clerk shall enter on the minutes the record

of each member’s vote and shall add a statement of the names of members who

declined to vote.

- (5) As soon as the Clerk has collected the votes the President, or ip any com-

mittee the Chairman, shall state the numbers voting for the ayes and the noes-

respsctively and shall then declare the result of the division or give his casting vote

as the case may be.

(6) If a member state that he voted in error or that his. vote has been counted

wrongly, he may claim to have his vote altered, provided that such request is made

as soon as the President has announced the numbers and' before he shall have

declared tbe result of the division.

(7) A member shall not vote on any subject in which he has a direct personal

pecuniary interest, but a motion to. disallow a member’s votn bn this, gbbund shall

be made only as soon as the numbers of the members voting on the question shall

have been declared. If the motion for the disallowance of a member’s vote shall

be agreed to, the President, or in committee the Chairman, shall direct the Clerk to

correct the numbers voting in the division accordingly. In deciding whether a

motion for the disallowance of a member’s vote shall be proposed from the chair,

the President, or, in any Committee the Chairman, shall have regard to the

character of the question upon which the! division was taken and to the

consideration whether the interest therein of the member whose/COte is challenged

is direct and pecuniary and not an interest in common with the rest of His Majesty’s

subjects and whether his vote was given on a matter of state policy.

25.—Fiest Beading of a Bill

(1) The mover of a bill, on moving the first reading thereof, shall state the

object and intention of the measure and, the reasons on which it is founded.

(2) After such motion has been seconded by another member, and has been

adopted, the bill shall be read a first time. The President may address the Council

on the first reading of a bill should he desire to do so, but ffi> further discussion

shall be permitted.

(3) Except as provided, for in paragraph (2)'of Standing Order 29, every bill

shall be published in the Gazette after having been read a; first time and before it is

read a second time.

2,6.— Second Beading of a Bill,

When a motion for a second reading of a bill shall have been made dnd

seconded, a debate may oe falien only upon the genei-al merits and principles of the

Bill.

. 27.—Committee Stagl of a Bill

(1) When a.bill has been read, the second time the Council may, at, the same

or any subsequent meeting, upon motion made and seconded, resolve itself into a

 186 RULES OF LEGISLATIVE COEXOIL—HOXGKONG

■committee of the -whole Council to consider the bill clause by clause, or may refer the

bill; to a standing committee or to a select committee.

• (d)' The principle of a bill shall not be discussed in,.committee but oply its

■details.

(-3) In committee the Clerk shall read the marginal notes to the bill, clause by

clause, unless the Chairman directs him to read the clauses, or any particular clause,

in full.

'. (I) Subject to the provisions of paragraph (5) of this Order, the committee

may make In the bill such amendments as they shall think fit, provided that the

amendments are in the' opinion of the Chairman relevant to the subject matter of

the bill, and provided that if any amendments are in the opinion of the Chairman

not within the title of the bill the committee shall amend the title accordingly.

(S’) No amendment shall be moved which is inconsistent with any clause

'already

Chairmanagreed may upon

at anyortime

withduring

any decision already come

the discussion of a toproposed

by the committee,

amendmentandwith-the

draw it from the consideration of the committee if in his opinion the amendment

violates the pro vis i bus of this paragraph.

(fi) The Chairman may require any proposed amendment to be handed to the

Clerk in writing.

(7) If no amendment be proposed to any particular clause when the marginal

note has been read by the Clerk, or when all the proposed amendments shall have

■clausedisposed

been of, the

as amended) standChairman

part of theshallbill”.put Iftheanyquestion “ Thatistheproposed

amendment clause (orwhich

the

the Chairman considers need not he disposed of separately he may put the question

“ That the Clause, amended as proposed, stand part of the bill”.

(8) If a new clause or a new schedule be proposed the Chairman may put the

■question “ That, the proposed clause (or schedule) stand part of the bill”, and if the

question is agreed to the clause (or schedule) shall thereupon stand part of the bill.

A new clause-or a new schedule may be proposed at any time which seems con-

venient to the Chairman.

(9) On consideration of the schedules the Clerk shall call out the word

“ Schedule ” if there is only one schedule, or shall read out the ordinal numbers of

the schedules if there are more schedules than one, unless the Chairman directs him

to read the schedules or any particular schedule in full, or to proceed in any other

manner, and the Chairman may thereupon put the question “ That this schedule

stand part of the bill”.

(10) ' Any clause or schedule may be postponed for consideration at a later

stao-e of the same meeting or for consideration at some future meeting of the

committee. The whole bill may be left in committee for consideration at some

future meeting of the committee.

(11) When all the clauses and schedules of the bill have been disposed of the

Chairman shall put the question “That the enacting clause and title stand part of the

bill”. If the bill contains a preamble the above question shall be preceded by the

question “That the preamble stand part of the bill ”.

(12) When the bill has been entirely disposed of the Council may upon motion

made and seconded resume and proceed with the remaining business of the day.

(13) A bill may be referred to a standing committee or to a select committee

at any stage of its progress prior to the third reading.

(14) If any standing committee or select committee to which a bill has been

referred reports that it recommends any material amendment therein, the bill may be

printed with such amendment and, after publication in the Gazette,, ma,y with the

permission qf the Council be substituted for the bill as read a second time. Every

bill so reported shall be considered in the committee of the whole Council.

 RULES OF LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL—HONGKONG 1S7

28.—Third Beading of a Bill

(1) When a bill has passed through committee the member in charge of the

bill may at the same or any subsequent meeting report to the Council that the bill

has passed through committee and may at the same time move that the bill be read

a third time, provided that if in the opinion of the President any material amend-

ment of the bill shall have been made in committee the bill shall not be read a third

time at the same meeting except after the suspension of the Standing Orders. If

the third reading of any bill is for this reason postponed to a subsequent meeting of

the Council the bill shall be published in the Gazette as amended before it is read

a third time.

(2) ' If upon the third reading of a bill being proposed and sec

ber desires to omit or amend any provision contained in the bill, or to introduce any

fresh provision into it, the bill' may upon motion made and seconded be re-com-

mitted, and thereafter the Council shall again resolve itself into a committee of the

whole Council for the consideration of the proposed amendment, but no bill shall

be rercpmmitted after it shall have been read a third time.

(3) When a bill has been read a third time it shall be deemed to have been

passed.

29.—General Provisions relating to Bills '

(1) On each reading of a bill the Clerk shall read only the long title of the bill.

(2) If at any stage in the progress of a bill the President declares that in his

opinion an emergency exists and that it is desirable in the public interest that the

Standing Orders should be suspended in order to enable the bill to pass through all

its stages, or all its remaining stages, at that meeting of Council, it may be moved and

seconded that the Standing Orders be suspended accordingly and if the motion be

adopted the bill may be carried through all its stages, or all its remaining stages,

at that meeting.

30.—Bills affecting Private Bights

(1) Where any bill shall be proposed which is intended to affqet or benefit some

particular person, association, or corporate body, notice of, the bill shall.be given

by the promoters, by two advertisements in some daily newspaper published in the

Colony, and, if any of the persons likely: to be benefited or prejudiced maybe

Chinese, by two additional advertisements in some Chinese newspaper published in

the Colony, and in any case by two successive publications of the bill in the Gazette,

as required by Clause XXVII of the Boyal Instructions of the 14th February, 1917:

provided that, as laid down in the said Clause XXYII this paragraph shall not apply

to any such bill which is a Government measure.

(2) If any person considers that his individual rights or interests would be

affected by the provisions.,of any such tall, he may petit ion to be heard on the bill

either in person or by counsel, and he shall be heard accordingly, either upon

motion made, seconded and adopted,, or by order of the President. The President

shall direct whether the person in question or his counsel shall be heard before the

Council, or before a committee of the whole Council, or before a standing committee

or a select committee.

(3) On any such petition the petitioner, or any member, shall, upon motion

made, seconded and adopted, or by order of the President, be entitled to call and

examine witnesses on oath or affirmation, provided that a list containing the names,

residences and occupations of the witnesses shall have been delivered to the Clerk

at least two clear days before the meeting of the Council or committee as the cas i

maybe. Any such witness if called by the petitioner may be cross-examined by

any member, and if called by any member may be cross-examined by any other

member or by the petitioner. The oath or affirmation shall be tendered by the

Clerk, or, in any committee, by the Chairman.

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(4) Every bill intendeiito affec^ or benefit sopae particular person, association

or corporate body shall in accordance with Clause XXVII of the Royal Instructions

of the 14th February, 1917,'contain a section saving the rights of His Majesty the

King’, His. Heirs and Successors, all bodies politic and corporate, and all others except

Mch as are mentioned in the bill, and those claiming by, from, and under them.

31.—RelevaNcv op Amendments

o . (t) When any bill, or clause of a bill, or motion, is under consideration in the

Council or a committee thereof, an amendment may be proposed to such bill, clause

or motion if it be relevant to the bill, clause or motion to which it is proposed.

(2) : An amendment maybe proposed to any amend

chair if it be relevant to the original amendment.

(3) In committee on a bill a new clause or schedule may be proposed if it be

relevant to the subject matter of the bill, and an amendment may be proposed to it

if the amendment may be relevant to the new clause or schedule.

, (4) An amendment, or a new clause or schedule, shall not require notice.

(5) The President, or the'Chairman as the case may be, may require any

q>roposed amendment to be.handed to the Clerk in writing.

•32.—Seconding of Motions and Amendments

A motion or amendment shall Hot be proposed from the chair in Council unless

it shall have received a seconder, but in committee a seconder shall not be required

for any amendmeht or for any new clause of schedule.

33.—Method of Putting the Question on Amendments

Subject to the provisions of paragraph (7) of Standing Order 27 upon an

amendment to leave out words and insert other words instead of them a question

shall first be proposed from the chair “ that the words proposed to be left out

stand part of the question,” and if that question be negatived, the question for the

insertion of the alternative words shall then be proposed, provided that on con-

sideration of a bill in committee the Chairman shall if possible put as the test

question bn an amendment only such words as will not prevent a subsequent

amendment which is in Order from being moved. If the question so proposed be

negatived the words proposed by the amendment to be left out shall be deemed to

be left out without further question.

34 —Withdrawal of Motions or Amendments

When any motion or amendment has bpen proposed from the chair, it may be

withdrawn at the request of the mover if, on the President, or in committee the

Chairman, asking whether it be the pleasure of the Council or committee that the

motion or amendment be withdrawn, a dissenting voice be not raised thereto.

35.—Publication of Evidence

The evidence taken before any committee of the Council and any documents

presented to such committee which have not been reported to the Council shall not

be published by any member of such committee or by any other person, except

with the permission of the President.

u 36.—Practice of Parliament

(1) In cases of doubt the Standing Orders of this Conncil shall be interpreted

in the light of the relevant practice of the Commons House of Parliament of Great

Britain and Northern Ireland.

 RULES OP LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL—HONGKONG

(2) In any matter for which these Standing Orders do not provide the said

practice shall be followed, but no restrictions which the House of Commons has

introduced by Standing Order shall be deemed to extend to the Council or its

members until the Council has provided by Standing Order for such restriction.

37.—Suspension op Standing Orders

A question the object or effect of which may be to suspend any Standing Order

of the Council shall nojt be proposed except' with thf consent of the President.

38.—Absence of Members

Any member who is prevented from attending a meeting of the Council shall

acquaint the Clerk as early as possible, of his inability to attend.

39.—Employment op Members in Professional Capacity

No member of the Council shall appear before the Council or any committee

thereof as counsel ot solicitor for any party, or in any capacity for which he is to

receive a fee or reward.

40.—Strangers

Strangers shall be admitted to debates in the Council Chamber subject to such

rules as the President may make from time to time for that purpose, provided that

if any member take notice that strangers be present, the President* or in committee

the Chairman* shall put forthwith the question “That strangers be ordered to

withdraw.”

41.—Press

The President may grant a general permission to the representative of any

journal to attend the sittings of the Council provided that, if the journal publish

a report of the proceedings which the President considers unfair, such permission

may be revoked.

 GENERAL PORT REGULATIONS POR BRITISH

CONSULATES IN CHINA

The undersigned. Her Bi’itannic Majesty’s Envoy Extraordinary and Minister

Plenipotentiary and Chief Superintendent of British Trade in China, acting under the

authority conferred upon him by the Both Section of the China and Japan Order in

Council, 1865, hereby declares the following Regulations, made, in pursuance of the-

above Order in Council, to secure the-observance of Treaties and the maintenance

of friendly relations between British subjects and Chinese subjects and authorities

to be applicable to all ports which are, or may hereafter become, open to British

trade:—

I. —The British Consulate offices at the several open ports s

public business from 10 o’clock a.m. to 4 o’clock p.m. daily, 'excepting Sundays,

Christmas Bay, Good Friday, King’s Birthday, Easter Monday, those holidays

upon which public offices in England are closed, and Chinese New Year’s day, and

such Chinese holidays as the Chinese Customs authorities may observe.

II. —On the arrival of any British vessel at the anchorage

ports, the master shall, within 24 hour's, deposit his ship’s papers, together with a

summary of the manifest of her cargo, at the Consulate office, unless a Sunday or

holiday shall intervene.

III. —Every British vessel must show her national colours

anchorage, and keep them hoisted until she shall have been reported at the Consulate

and her papers deposited there.

IY.—No British vessel or any vessel the property of a British subject, unless,

provided with a certificate of registry, or provisional or other pass from the Super-

intendent of Trade at Peking, or from the Colonial Government at Hongkong, shall

hoist the British ensign within any port or anchorage, or any flag similar to the

British ensign or of a character not to be easily distinguishable from it. Nor shall

any registered British vessel flying the Red ensign hoist any other ensign or flag

(except she be entitled to fly the Blue ensign) in use by Her Majesty’s vessels of war,

or the national ensign of any foreign State or any ensign or flag not plainly dis-

tinguishable from the ensigns used by Her Majesty’s ships of war or from those

flown by Ships of foreign States.

Y.—Should any seaman absent himself from his ship without permission, the

master shall forthwith report the circumstance at the Consulate office, and take the

necessary measures for the recovery of the absentee, and it shall he lawful for the

Consul, if circumstances shall require it, in his discretion to prohibit leave being

given to seamen to come ashore, and any master who shall violate such prohibition

shall incur the penalties hereinafter declared.

YI.—The discharge of guns or other firearms from vessels in harbour is strictly

prohibited, unless permission shall have been granted by the Consul.

 GENERAL POEfr REGULATIONS FOR BKfT!SII CONSULATES IN CHINA 191

YU.—Masters of vessels wlien reporting tlieir arrival at a port shalLnotify in

wrftiiig’ the rfames^' or all passengers and persons n($ ’ forlniilg part 6f the Articled

crew on board, and, previous to leaving, notice must be given of the names of all'

persons, not fbrmiiig^art of -tlie articled crew, intending to leave the port on hoard

any vessel.

VIII. ;—^Adcase.s of. ^eafli oeppi’ring at spa must; be reporte4

24 hours of the, yes^el’s arriving in port or harbour, and all cases, of dpath on board

vessels in harbour, or in the residences of British subjects on shore, must be imme-

diately reported ,^t nthe- Cpusulate office, and, in the event of sudden, or accidental

death the fullest information obtainable should be given. It is strictly prohibited to

throw overboard the bodies of seamen or other persons dying on board of a vessel in

harbour. Except in case of urgent necessity, no burial should take place on shore or

from any ship in harbour without the licence of the Consul first obtained,

IX. —Stone or ballast shall not be thrown overboard in any

unless permission shall Lave been first obtained fyom the local authorities through

the intervention of Her Majesty’s Consular officer.

X. —All cases of loss of property by theft or fraud on board ship

assault or felony requiring redress or involving the public peace, must be immediately

reported at the Consulate office.

If any Chinese subject guilty of, or suspected of, having committed a mis-

demeanour on shore or afloat he detained, information must in such cases be forthwith

lodged at the Consulate office, and in no instance shall British subjects be per-

mitted to use violence toward Chinese offenders or to take the law into their own

hands.

XI. —Any vessel having in the whole above 2001bs. of gun

explosive material on board shall not approach nearer than a distance of one mile

from the limits of the anchorage. On arriving at that distance, she must be forthwith

reported to the Consular authority.

Special anchorages or stations will he assigned for such ships in the neighbour-

hood of the ports.

XII. —No seaman or other person belonging to a British ship

or left behind at any port or anchorage without the express sanction of the Consul

and not then until sufficient security shall have been given for his maintenance and

good behaviour while remaining on shore, and, if required, for the expenses incident

to his shipment to a port in the United Kingdom or to a British Colonial port,

according as the seaman or other person is a native of Great Britain or of any British

Colony.

If any British subject left at a port or anchorage by a British vessel be found

to require public relief prior to the departure of such vessel from the dominions of

the Emperor of China, the vessel will be held responsible for the maintenance and

remaval from China of such British subject.

XIII. —When a vessel is ready to leave a port ancho

signee shall apply at the Custom-house for a Chinese port clearance, and on

his presenting this document, together with a copy of the manifest of his export

cargo, at the Consular office, his ship’s papers will be returned to him. and he will

be furnished with a Consular port clearance, on receiving which the vessel will be at

liberty to leave the port. Should any vessel take in or discharge cargo subsequent

to the issue of the Customs’ clearance, the master will be subject to a penalty, and

the ship to such detention as may be necessary to the ends of justice.

XIY.—When a vessel is ready to leave a port or anchorage, the master shall

give notice thereof to the Consul, and shall hoist a Blue Peter at least 24 hours

 192 GENERAL PORT REGULATIONS .EOR BRITISH CONSULATES IN CHINA

before the time appointed, for her departure. The Consul may dispense with the

observance of this regulation on security being given that claims presented within

24 hours will be paid.

XV. —No British subject may establish or carry on an

house, house of entertainment, or shop for the sale of liquors within the Consular

district without the sanction and licence of the. Consul, and payment of such, fees

in respect of such licence, yearly or otherwise, as tnay be' duly authorised. The

Consul shall require d^ery 'person so licensed ’to’ ^iVe Security for the Igobd'conducit

of all inmates and frequenters of his house, and also that he will not harbour any

seaman who is a runaway or who caftpot produce his discharge accompanied by a

written sanction from the Consul to reside on shore.

Every person so licensed will be held accountable for the good, conduct of all

inmates and frequenters of his house, and in casij, pf their misconduct may be sued

upon the instrument of sechrity so given.

XVI. —Any British subject desiring to prOCeed;'up

distance than thirty miles from any ’Treaty port is required to procure a Consular

passport, and any one found without such a passport beyond that distance will be-

liable to prosecution.

XVII. —The term Consul in thesb Regulations sha

and every officer in Her Majesty’s Consular service, 'Vhe^Hei’1 ConiM-Gleneral, Consul-

Vice-Consul, or Consular agent, or other person duly .authorised to act in any of the

aforesaid capacities within the dominions of the Emperor of China.

XVIII.—British vessel's are bound as to mooring and pilotage to act in accord,

ance with the Harbdur and Pilotage Regulations authorized in bach port by Her

Majesty’s Minister for the time being, and any infraction of the same shall render the

party offending liable to. the penalties attached to these regulations,

XIX. —No loading or discharging of cargo may be ca

limits of the anchorage defined by the Consul and the; Chinese authorities of each

port.

XX. —Any infringement of the preceding .Cenergl Port

Special Regulations referred to in Regulations XVlfl. and XIX. shall subject the

offender, for each offence, to imprisonment for any term not exceeding three months

with or without hhrd labour, and with or without a, fine not! exceeding 20Cfrfollars

or to a fine not’exceeding 200 dollars, without imprisonment, and with or without

further fines for continuing offences, not exceeding in any case 25 dollars for each

day during which the Offence continues after the' original fine is incurred ; such fine

to be inflicted, levied','and enforced in accordance with the Order of Her Majesty in

Council dated the 9th day of March, 1865.

And in consideration of the urgent necessity for these Regulations, the under-

signed hereby further'declares that they shall have: effect unless aud until they shall

be disapproved by Her Most Gracious Majesty, and notification of such disapproval

shall be received and published by me or other of Her Majesty’s Ministers in China.

(Signed) Thomaa Fka.vcis Wadi:.

Peking, 28th March, 1881.

 JAPAN HARBOUR REGULATIONS

Art. I.—The limits of the undermentioned Ports open to foreign commerce are

defined as follows i1—

At Yokohama: the harbour limits are comprised within a line drawn from the

Juniten (Mandarin Bluff) to the light-ship, and thence due north, to a point on the

coast east of the mouth of the Tsurumigawa.

At Kobe : the harbour limits are comprised within the area bounded by two

lines, one drawn from the former mouth of the Ikutagawa due south, and the other

running in a north-easterly' direction from the point of Wada-no-misaki.

At Niigata: the harbour limits are comprised within the arc of a circle, the

centre being the. light-house, and the radius being two and a half nautical miles.

At Ebisuminato : the harbour limits are comprised within a line drawn from

Shiidomari-mura to Isori-mura on the outside, and a line drawn from Minotocho on.

the east shore of Lake Kamo to Kamomura on the north-west shore of the same lake.

At Osaka: the harbour limits are comprised within aline drawn from a point

(Tree Point) at the mouth of the Mukogawa south by west, and a line from the

mouth of the Yamatogawa, the two lines cutting each other at a distance of six

nautical miles from a point (Tree Point) and five nautical miles from the mouth of

the Yamatogawa.

At Nagasaki : the harbour limits are comprised within a line drawn from

Kanzaki to Megami.

At Hakodate: the harbour limits are comprised within a line drawn from a

point off the coast, half a nautical mile south of Anoma Point, to a point on the east

bank of the mouth of the Arikawa, Kamiiso-mura.

Art. II.—Every vessel on entering a port shall hoist its ensign aud its signal

letters. Regular Mail Packets may hoist the Company’s flag in lieu of the signal

letters.

The ensign and signal letter's or Company’s flag must not be lowered until the

vessel’s arrival shall have been duly reported to the Harbour Master.

Such report shall be made within 24 hours after arrival, Sundays and holidays

excepted, and no Customs facilities shall be extended to any vessel until sucli report

shall have been made;

Art. III.—Every Master pn arrival in port shall prevent all communication

between his ship and other vessels or the shore until it shall have been admitted to

“free pratique.’’

Art. IV.—The Harbour Master’s boat will be in attendance near the entrance

of the harbour, and the Harbour Master will assign a berth to every ship on enter-

ing, which berth it must not leave without special permission, unless forced to do

so. The Harbour Master may cause a vessel to change its berth, should he consider

it necessary.

Art. Y.—The Harbour Master shall always wear a uniform when on duty and

his boat shall carry a flag of the pattern prescribed.

The Harbour Master may at any time satisfy himself that his directions as

regards anchorage, the movements of ships and the proper condition of moorings

are carried out.

Art. YI.—No vessel shall anchor in the public fair-way dr otherwise obstruct

free navigation. Vessels which have run out jib-booms shall rig ihem in at the

request of the Harbour Master, if they obstruct free navigation.

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 191 JAPAN HARBOUR REGULATIONS

Art. Ylf.—Every vessel either at anchor or under weigh within the harbour

limits shall carry between sunset and sunrise the Lights required by the Laws,

Ordinances or Orders relating to the prevention of collisions at sea.

Art. YIII.—When bad weather threatens or warning signals are exhibited,

vessels shall immediately get ready one or more reserve anchors; and steamships

ball, in addition, get up steam.

Art. IX.—Any vessel carrying explosives or highly inflammable materials in

excess of ordinary requirements shall come to outside the harbour limits and there

await the Harbour Master’s orders. Such vessels while so waiting shall, between

sunrise and/ sunset, fly at the foremast head the signal, letter “ B ” and between

sunset and sunrise shall hoist in same place a red lantern.

No vessel shall ship or discharge any such materials except at such places as

the Harbour Master may indicate.

Art. X.—Every ship which is laid up or undergoing repairs, and all yachts,

store-ships, lighters, boats, etc., shall be moored in special berths designated by the

Harbour Master.

Art. XI.—In case of fire breaking out on board a ship within the harbour

limits, the ship’s bell shall be rung until the arrival of assistance, and the signal

letters ‘•' N. M.” shall be hoisted between sunrise and sunset or a red lantern stall

be continuously'hoisted and lowered between sunset and’sunrise:

If police assistance be required the signal letter “G” shall be hoisted between

sunrise and sunsdt, and between sunset and sunrise blue or flash lights shall

be shown.

All discharging of dre-arms or letting off of fire-works within the harbour

limits is forbidden without permission from the Harbour Master, except in such as

above-mentioned for the purpose of signalling.

Art. XII.—Any vessel arriving from a place wiiich has been declared by a a

official declaration of the Imperial Government as being infpct«d with an epidemic or

contagious disease (such as cholera, small-pox, yellow-fever,-scarlet-fever, or pest)

or on board of which any such disease shall have occurred during the voyage, shall

come to outside the harbour limits and shall hoist a yellow flag at the foremast heal

between sunrise and sunset, and shall show a red and a white light one above the

other in the same place between sunset and sunrise. Such vessel must undergo

inspection by the proper sanitary authorities.

The sanitary authorities shall, on approaching the vessel, be informed whether

any cases of any such diseases have actually occurred during the voyage and the

nature of such diseases, in order that suitable precaution may be taken.

The said ship must not lower the yellow flag or the above-mentioned lights until

it shall have been admitted to “free pratique,” neither shall any person land from it

nor shall any communication be held with other ships without the permission of the

proper sanitary authorities.

The provisions of the preceding paragraphs apply to vessels anchored within the

harbour limits on board of which any of the above-mentioned epidemic or contagious

diseases have broken out.

Such vessels must change their berth on receiving an order to that effect from

the Harbour Master.

Any vessel arriving from a place infected with cattle-disease or on board of which

such disease has broken out during the voyage shall not land or tranship either the

cattle, their dead bodies, skins, hides or bones, without the permission of the proper

saintary authorities.

Art. XIII.—No carcases, ballast, ashes, sweepings, etc., shall be thrown over-

board within the harbour limits.

Whilst taking in or discharging coal, ballast or other similar materials, the

necessary precautions shall be taken to prevent their falling into the sea.

 JAPAN HARBOUR REGULATIONS 195

If any materials detrimental to the harbour shall have been thrown into the

sea or shall have been allowed to fall in through negligence by any ship, they shall

be removed by the ship upon receipt pf an order to that effect from the Harbour

Master; and if not so removed the Harbour Master may cause them to be removed

at the ship’s expense.

Art. XIV.—Any ship intending to leave port shall give notice at the Harbour

Master’s Office and hoist the Blue Peter.

Steamers which have fixed dates of departure need only make one declaration

on their arrival and departure.

Art. XV.—All wreckage or other substances which obstruct the public fairway

in a harbour or its approaches must be removed by their owner within the time-

indicated by the Harbour Master. If this order is not complied with within the

time specified by the Harbour Master, the Harbour Master may cause them to be

removed or destroyed at the owner’s expense.

Art. XVI.—A suitable and sufficient number of buoy moorings for regular Mail

Steamers shall be provided by the Harbour Master’s Office. A prescribed fee shall

be charged for the use of such moorings.

Art. XVII.—No chains, ropes, or other gear shall be attached to any lightship,,

signal, buoy or beacon.

Any vessel running foul of or damaging a light-ship, buoy, beacon, jetty, or any

other structure shall pay the necessary expenses for repairs or replacement.

Art. XVIII.—Any infringement of the provisions of the present Regulations-

shall render the offender liable to a fine of not less than Yen 2 and not exceeding

Yen 200.

Art. XIX.—The Master of a Vessel shall also be held responsible for any fines,

fees or expenses which may be imposed or charged on or in respect of the vessel.

Art. XX.—No vessel shall be allowed to depart until all fines, fees and expenses

imposed or charged under these Regulations shall have been paid, or until security

therefor to the satisfaction of tbe Harbour Master shall have been deposited with the

Harbour Master.

Art, XXL—The word “ Harbour Master ” as used in these Regulations is also

meant to include the Harbour Master’s Assistants and Deputies ; and by the word

“ Master ” is meant any person in command of, or having the direction of, a ship,

whatever his designation may be; and by the word “ Port ” or “ Harbour ” is meant

one of the ports or harbours enumerated in Article I. of these Regulations.

Art. XXII.—A portion of each harbour shall be reserved as a man-of-war

anchorage.

Art. XXIII.—-The only provisions in these Regulations which shall apply to

men-of-war are those contained in Articles IV., VI., XII. and XXI., and in the first

and second paragraphs of Article XIII■

Art. XXIV.—The time when and the localities where these Regulations are to

come into operation shall be notified by the Minister of Communications. The

Minister of Communications Shall also issue detailed rules for tbe due enforcement

of these Regulations.

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 THE UNITED STATUS COURT EOR CHINA

('Chapter' 39S4, Prescribing ihe Jtiriediction of the Court)

Be it Enacted by th& Senate and House of Representatives of tbe United States

of America in Congress Assembled, That a Court is hereby established, to be called

the United States Court for China, which shall have exclusive jurisdiction in all

cases and judicial proceedings whereof jurisdiction may now be;exercised ^ by United

States Consuls and Ministers by law and by virtue qf treaties between tbe United

States and China, except in so far as the said jurisdiction is qualified,', by Section 2

of this Act. The said Court shall hold sessions at Shanghai, China, and shall also

hold sessions at the cities of Canton, Tientsin, and Hankow at stated petiods, the

dates ,pf such; sessions at each, city to be announced in such manner as the Court shall

direct, and a session of the Cqjiirt shall he held in each Of these cities' at least once

annually. It shall be within the power of the judge; Upon due notice to the parties

in litigation,' tb Open atid hold Court for the hearing of a special cause at any place

permitted by the treaties, and where there is a United States Consulate, when, in

his judgment, it shall be required by the convenience of witnesses, or by some public

interest. The place of sitting of the COurt shall be in the United States Consulate

at etch of the fcities-,-respectively* .y

That the s6al of the said United States Court for China shall be the arms of

the United States, engraved on a circular piece of steel of the size of a half dollar,

with these words on the margin, “ The Seal of the United States Court for China.”

The seal of said Court shall be provided at the expense of the United States.

All writs and proces^qs issuing from the said Court, and all transcripts, records,

copies,, jurats, acknowledgments, and other papers requiring certification or to be

under seal, may be authenticated by said seal, and shall be signed by the clerk of

said Courtjj All processes issued from the said Court shall bear test from the day

of such issue.

Sec. 2.—The Consuls of the United States in the cities of China to which they

are respectively accredited shall have the same jurisdiction as they now possess in

civil cases where the sum or value of the property involved in the controversy does

not exceed five hundred dollars United States money, and in criminal cases where the

punishment for the offence charged cannot exceed by law one hundred dollars’ fine

or sixty days’ imprisonment, or both, and shall have power to arrest, examine, and

discharge accused persons or commit them to the said Court, From all final judg-

ments of the. Consular Court either party shall have the right of appeal to the United

States Court for China: Provided, Also, That appeal may be taken to the United

States Court for China from any final judgment of the Consular Courts of the United

States in Korea so long as the rights of extra-territoriality shall obtain in favour of

the United States. The said United States Court for China shall have and exercise

supervisory control over the discharge by Consuls and Vice-Consuls of the duties

prescribed by the laws of the United States relating to the estates of decedents in

China. Within sixty days after the death in China of any citizen of the United

States, or any citizen of nny territory belonging to the United States, the Consul or

Vice-Consul whose duty it becomes to take possession of the effects of such deceased

person under the laws of the United States shall file with the clerk of said Court a

 THE UNITED STATES COU,KT YQ^ CHINA 197

sworn inventory of sucli effects, and shall, as additional, effect's cquie .from time to

time into his possession, immediately file a supplemental inventory or inventories of

the same. He shall also file with the clerk of said Court within said’sixty dhys a

schedule under oath pf the debts of said depedefif., scr fa^ as Known,;arid a* schedule

or statement of aft additional debts, thereafter discovered. ^uch Consul or'Yice-

Consul shall pay no claims against the estate without trie written Approval of the

judge of said Court, nor shall he make sale of any of the assets of said estate with-

out first reporting the same to said judge and obtaining a written approval of said

sale, arid he shall likewise within ten days after any'feuch sale report the'fact of Such

sale to said Court, 'and' the amount derived therefrom: The' said judgerskall have

power to require at any time'reports from Consulsror Yice-0orisuls in respect of all

their acts and doings relating to the estate of any suchld‘ecea^ed ;persdn. '; The1 said

Court shall have power to require, where it may be necessary, a special bond for. the

faithful performance of his duty to be given by any Ccnsut or Yieei-Gonsuli into ;

whose possession the estate of any such deceased citizen shall .have> come in such .

amount and with such sureties as may be’ deemed necessary, and for failure:to give.

such, bond when required, or for failure to properly perform his, duties in the.

premises, the Court may appoint some other person to take charge of said estate,

such person having first given bond as aforesaid. A record shall be kept by the

clerk of said Court of all proceedings in respect of any -such estate under the

provisions hereof. >

Sec. 3.—That appeals shall lie from all final judgments or decrees of said Court

to the United States Circuit Court of Appeals of the-ninth judicial circuit, and thence

appeals and writs of error may be taken from the judgments or decrees of, the said

Circuit Court of Appeals to the Supreme Court of the IJriited States in the same class ;

of cases as t hose in which appeals and writs of error are - permitted to judgments of

said Court of Appeals in cases coming from District and-Circuit! Co arts qjij^e.Uqjted

States. Said appeals or writs of error shall be regulated by the procedure govern-

ing appeals within the United States from trie District Courts to the Circuit Courts of

Appeal, and from the Circuit Courts of Appeal to the Supreme Court of the United

States, respectively, so far as the same shall be applicable; and said Courts are here-

by empowered to hear and determine appeals and writs of error so taken.

Sec. 4.—The jurisdiction of said United States Court, boh original and not

appeal, in civil and criminal matters, and also the jurisdiction of the Consular Courts

in China, shall in all cases be ;exel-cised'. in conformity, with sajd treqties'aud the jaws

of the'United States now in force in reference to’ the American Consufar Courts in

China, and all judgments and decisions.ofi-said. Consular Courts, and all decisions,

judgments, and decrees of said United States Court, shall be enforced in accordance

with said treaties and laws. But in all such'cases when laws are deficient in the

provisions necessary to give jurisdiction or t.o furnish suitable remedies, the common

law and the law as established by trie decisions of, the Courts of the United States

shall be applied by said Court in its decisions and shall govern, riho same subject tor

the terms of any treaties between the Uriited Strites arid China. ‘

Sec. 5.—That the procedure,of the said Court shall he in Aeddgdarice^ so far as.

practicable, with the existing procedure prescribed for CorisulAf Cqprts in China

in accordance with the Revised Statutes, of the United States: Provided, however,'

that the judge of the said United States Court for China'shall h,ave authority from'

time to time to modify and'suppleriient said rules of procedure. ’ The provisioris of

sections forty-one hundred and six and forty-one hiindrea'aiicf WeVeri df the ReviSeft '

Statutes of the United States allowing Consuls in certain cases to summon associates

shall have no application to said Court.

Sec. 6.—There shall be a.district attorney, a marshal, and a clerk of said Court

with authority possessed by the corresponding officers of the District Courts in the

United States as far as may be consistent with the conditions of the laws of the

United States and said treaties. The judge of said Court and the district attorney,

who shall be lawyers of good standing and experience, marshal, and clerk shall be

 THE UNITED STATES COURT FOR CHINA

appointed by the President, by and with the advice and consent of the Senate, and

shall receive as salary, respectively, the sums of eight thousand dollars per annum

for said judge, four thousand dollars per annum for said district attorney, three

thousand dollars per annum for said marshal, and three thousand dollars per annum,

for said clerk. The judge of the said Court and the district attorney 'shall, when

the sessions of the Court are held at other cities than Shanghai, receive in addition

to their salaries their necessary expenses during such sessions not to exceed ten.

dollars per day for the judge and five dollars per day for the district attorney.

Sec. 7.—The tenure of office of the judge of said Court shall be ten years, unless,

sooner removed by the President for cause; the tenure of office of the other officials

of the Court shall be at the pleasure of the President.

Sec. S.—rThe marshal and the clerk of said Court shall be required to furnish'

bond for the faithful performance of their duties, in sums and with sureties to be-

fixed and approved by the judge of the Court. They shall each appoint, with the

written approval of said judge, deputies at Canton and Tientsin, who shall also be

required to furnish bonds for the faithful performance of their duties, which bonds

shall be subject, both as to form and sufficiency of the sureties, to the approval of

the said judge. Such deputies shall receive compensation at the rate of five dollars

for each day the sessions of the Court are held at their respective cities. The office

of marshal in China now existing in pursuance of section forty-one hundred and

eleven of the Revised Statutes is thereby abolished.

Sec. 9.—The tariff of fees of said officers of the Court shall be the same as the-

tariff already fixed for the Consular Courts in China, subject to amendment from,

time to time by order of the President, and all fees taxed and received shall be paid

into the Treasury of the United States.

Approved, June 30, 1906.

SIXTIETH CONGRESS. SESS. II. 1909. CHAP. 235

Extract

The judicial.authority and jurisdiction in civil and criminal cases now vested in

and reserved to the Consul-General of the United States at Shanghai, China, by the

Act of June thirtieth, nineteen hundred and six, entitled, “ An Act creating a.

United States Court for China and prescribing the jurisdiction thereof,” shall,

subsequent to June thirtieth, nineteen hundred and nine, be vested in and exercised

by a Vice-Consul-Geueral of the United States to be designated from time to time-

by the Secretary of State, and the Consul-General at Shanghai shall thereafter

be relieved of his judicial functions.

 FEES FOR THE CONSULAR COURTS OF THE

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA IN CHINA

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 UNITED STATES CONSULAR REGULATIONS

For executinganda deed prepareda deed by a party or his attorney ... $1.00'

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103— Crier’s Fees.

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104— Offtren Associates’ Fees.

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— 106—Consul's Fees.

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an inquest warrant ... ■ . .. ... . . y. . ... ...... 10.00

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lot—Fees in Probate Matters.

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present tocompensation,

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particulars byof the services rendered by him, and the

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oaths, chargeof which

toetc. shall becases alloweda court for the be charged

issuance, filing, ofetc.,... 15.00

The fees of the clerk, marshal, interpreters, etc., in a ministerial court, shall be the’same in appellate as in other cases.

 REGULATIONS GOVERNING THE INSPECTION OE

PASSPORTS OE EOREIGNERS ENTERING

CHINESE TERRITORY

Promulgated August 22, 1930, by Order of the Administrative Tuan of the

National Government, Republic of China

Art. I.—Unless otherwise provided for by law or treaty, Passports held by all

foreigners entering the territory of the Republic, of China shall be inspected in

accordance with the provisions of the following Regulations.

Art. II.'—A Passport shall give the name, sex, age, native place* address and

occupation of the holder, and the reason for entering Chinese territory; it shall

have a photograph attached and be vised at a Chinese Consulate established in a

foreign country. A Passport may include the members of a family (children under

age) and servants; but the names and other particulars must be given in the

Passport with photographs attached.

Art. III.— Passports shall be inspected by the loc,al government in Chinese

territory. If necessary, the Maritime and Native Customs may be asked to assist.

In special cases the Department concerned of the Central Government may appoint

officials to direct and super-vise inspection. The plaeOs of inspection will be

separately specified.

Art, IV.—If during inspection any one of the following conditions is found to

exist the foreigner concerned may be denied entry- into Chinese territory.* The

conditions are:—

1. When there is no Passport or when inspectibn is 'objected to.

2. When the Passport is not in regular order or is fraudulently obtained or

forged.

3. When the holder’s activities may be detrimental to the interests of the

Kuomintang or Government, or may endanger public peace andsecurity.

4. When the holder is a vagabond or mendicant.

5. When contrabands or indecent articles are carried.

6. When holder has previously been expelled from Chinese territory.

Art. V.—If during inspection, any doubt should arise as to the purport of the

conditions set forth in the preceding article, the Inspector shall refer the matter to

his superior officer by the quickest means possible and he may tenipbrarily detain

the foreigner pending decision.

Art. VI—Foreigners who are exempted by law or treaty from the 'necessity of

producing Passports on'entering Chinese territory shall nevertheless be : Subject to

the provisions of Sections 3, 4 and 6 of Art. 4 and Art. 5.

Art, VII.—Detailed Rules supplementary to these Regulations are fratned

separately.

Art. VIII.—These Regulations shall be effective four months after' date1 of

promulgation.

Supplementary Rules to Regulations Governing

the Inspection of Passports of Foreigners

Entering Chinese Territory

Art, L—These detailed Rules are made in pursuance of Article, “ of the

Regulations governing the inspection of Passports of foreigners entering Chinese

territory (hereinafter referred to as “Regulations.”)/

Art. II.—The expression “ children under age” as used in Clause 2 of Article

of the Regulations, shall be determined by the age limit fixed, by th,e Civil Law; of,

the Republic of China.

. Art. III.—The places where the inspeptipn of Passports of foreigners entering

Chinese tei-ritory will take place are as follows:— , -

202 - PASSPOlifS OP FOREIGNERS ENTERING CHINESE TERRITORY

(A) Land Routes

Manchuli Harbin Ili Kowloon

Pogranichnaya Chinchou Kashgaria (also by sea) Szemao

Mengtsz

Hui Chrin Cbangchiakou Ta Cheng Tung Shing Hokou

Yen 'Ciii Suiyuan Chien Shan Tengyueh LungchOw

(B) Sea Routes

Canton Samshui Chung Shan Swatow Foochow Woosung

Pakhoi KongmoOti Harbour Amoy Shanghai

(Passports of those entering the Yangtze River not via Shanghai shall be inspected;

Tsingtao Lungkou at Woosung.)

Chinwangtao Antung Taheiho

Chefoo Tientsin or Hulutao (also by land) Tungkiang

Weihaiwei . Tangku Xewchwang Aigun

(C) Aie Routes.

Before an aerodrome has been laid out, Passports of foreigners entering

Chinese territory by aircraft shall be inspected at the first authorized landing station.

In case of necessity, the number of stations where Passports are inspected may

be increased or redpeed by the various departments concerned after sanction has

been duly obtained.

i The places of inspection on t,he borders of Mongolia and Tibet shall be given

separately.

Art. IV.—A foreigner denied entry info Chinese territory under the terms of

Art. 4 of the Regulations, if found unable to leave the territory of the Republic - of

China shall be handed over to the Consul of his nationality to be dealt with.

Art. Y.—When the assistance,of officers of the Maritime or Native Customs

is required in the examination of Passports the local authorities and the Customs

shall jointly make the necessary arrangements, and report to the Department con-

cerned for record.

Art. VI.—Passports of foreigners entering Chinese territory besides being

subject to the provisions of Art, 3 of the Regulations are subject to inspection by

local authorities in the interior.

Art. VII.—-If any one of the following conditions is found to exist, the local

authorities in the, interior shall at once detain the foreigner and report to the

Sepior Official for instructions:—

1. Any one of the conditions as laid down in Art. 4 of the Regulations.

2. When the Passport produced does not bear a chop to show that it has-

been inspected.

Art. VIII.—The Inspector shall not ask for any payment from the foreigner

for inspection of Passport.

Art. IX.—;The Inspector when inspecting Passports shall be in uniform and

shall wear a distinctive badge. The badges shall be prescribed by the Depart-

ment concerned.

Art. X.—The Inspector when inspecting Passports, shall give the foreigner

desiring to enter Chinese territory an inspection form to be carefully filled in; said

form shall be .prescribed separately.

Art. Xl.—The Inspector after inspection shall impress a chop on the Passport

giving the date of inspection. The, form of this chop shall be prescribed by the

Department concerned.

Art. XII.—The Inspecting Authorities shall, before the 10th of each month,,

submit a table giving the name, sex, age, native place, occupation and address, as

well as the reason for entering China, of all foreigners to whom permission has been

granted Or refused during the preceding month. This table shall be sent to the-

highest local authority for transmission to the Department concerned for record.

Art. XIII.—In the event of any case arising not covered by the provisions of

the Regulations or the detailed Supplementary Rules, the inspecting authority shall

immediately telegraph to the Department concerned for instructions.

Art. XIV.—These detailed Rules shall be effective from the date the

Regulations are put in force.

 CUSTOMS EXPORT TARIPE OP THE REPUBLIC OP

CHINA

{Revised, June 24, 1934)

Note.for Thenotterm

-stands “n.o.p.f.”

otherwise provided in this

for.”Tariff Skins, Dressed or Undressed, not Per m. Tls.

Animals and Animal Products (not made up:—

including Hides, Leather, Skins a.b. Goat

Dog including Kid Skins...Value 7)7i%„

(Furs), Fishery and Sea Products) c. Marmot... ... Value 71%

Per Hlc. Tls. d. Raccoon

Animals, Living Value 7i% e. Sheep Skins) (including

... .... ... Lamb...... „ 7*„

...

7i„

Bristles

Eggs and Egg Products:— „ /. Weasle

Squirrel ... „ 7i„„

a. Eeg VHaoleAlbumen,

Egg Yolk,

(Melange),and h. Others' ...' ... „„„ 7i7i„

...Mounted

b. Egg Dried Albumen, Yolk, and Value 5% Hides and Leather, n.o.p.f ... „ 7i7i „„

Skins, made up or

Whole

Moist Egg (Melange), Fishery and Sea Products

includingandGlycerised

Frozen Egg (not Bicho

a. de Mar:—

Black Per Hk. 3.40

Tls.

Products)

c. Eggs,

cludingFresh, in Shell

Chilled Eggs (in-in „ „ b. White

Fish, Cuttle ... ...Picul

„„ 0.93 1.20

Shell)Preserved and- Salt- „ „ Fish,

d. Eggs, Dried ...... ... ... „ 0.61

Feathers ed.. ... ...... Thousand

... ... Value 1.00 Fish

7i% Fish

Fish,

Glue

Maws

Salted ...... ...... ...... .v. ... „„„ 4.60 4.60

0,24

Hair,

Hair, Horse

Human ... „ 7|- 71J ' Fish Skin (including Sharks’

Honey (including Wild Unclean-Picul n Skin) Dried

Mussels, ... „ LQQ 1.20

ed Honey)

Intestines Value 0.76

5% Prawns and Crushed

Shrimps,Shrimps)

Dried (not... „ 0.85

Meats, Freshandor Poultry)

Frozen (includ- „ 7£„ Sharks’ Fins:— including

ing Game

Meats Preserved and Prepared :—Picul 2.20 a.b. ClarifiedBlack ... Picul 1.70

a.b. Hams, Whole, in bulk ... c. White „ 11.00

Bones Others

(including ...Tigers’

... Bones)Value „ 7)7h% „ Shrimps,

Fishery Crushed

and... Sea ... Value 4.00

......Products, 5%

Glue,

Horns, Cow

Buffalo and Cow Picul

„ 0.74

0.54 n.o.p.f. ...

Horns, Deer, completely harden- a. Fish,

frozen Fresh

fish) (including ••• •••... Value Free

ed Deer, Old ...

Horns, ...Value„ 7i% 2.30 b. Others 5%

Horns, Deer, Young „ 71,, Beans and Peas

Musk

Sea ShellsBuffalo,

and Oyster ShellsDeer... Picul” 71

0.14” Beans,

Yellow Black, Green,

(not'including White, and

Sinews,

Fallow, Animal Cow, and ... „, 0.81 1.90 Beans,

Medicinal

Broad Beans)...- ... ...White...... 100 Piculkg. 0.23

0.09

Wax:—

a.b. Yellow

White (Insect Wax) Picul 3.60 Beans,

Beads, Green,...Small...

Red ..i ... „ 0.38 0.38

(Beeswax) „ 2.40

Animal Products, n.o.p.f Value 71% Peas and Beans, h.o.p.f. ... Products ... „ 0.23

Hides, Leather, and Skins (Furs) Bran Cereals and... Cereal .. ... ... Value

Hides, Leather and Manufac- Buckwheat - ... Picul 7)%0.13

tures of heather,ofn.o.p.f.:—

a.b. Others

Manufactures Leather Value 7^ 5% Flour:

a. Flour, Wheat (Machine-.

Hides, BuffaloDryandorCow -(includ- M milled)...(including

lina) Semo- 100 kg. Free

ing Calf),

or Unsalted ... Wet, SaltedPicul 2.10 Kaoliang b. Flour, n.o.p.f,... ......... ... ...... Picul

(Sorghum)

Value Free

0.15

Leather,

simply BuffaloTanned andincluding Cow, Maize ... .... „ 0.26 0.15

Millet

Chrome Sole Leather ... ... „ 0.63 Rice and Paddy ... ... ... „ 0.34 .......

204 .^STO^ikS-^r\FORT TARIFF QF, THE BEPUBLIC .OF .CHINA

Seed-cake

and Powdered):— (including Crushed Per Ek. Pis., Oils, Tallow and Wax

а.б. Cotton

BeancakeSeed-cake ... .. Picul 0.036 Oil, Aniseed Per Ek. Tls,

Value 5%

c.d. Rape

Groundnut Cake „

„ , 0.053

0(04.5 Oil, Bean Picul 0.20

Seed-cake „ 0.045 Oil, Cassia 11.00

.Whe^t n.o.p.f. .^. ,..,.

Cereals, ... „ 0.25 -Oil, Oil,

Castor

Oil, Groundnut

Cotton-seed ... ... ... ... 100„„ kg. 0.48 0.69

0.48

Oil,

Oil, Hempseed ... , ...... ...... ... ...... „„„ D-18 C.48

Ilidigo-::— Dyestufis, ... Vegetable Linseed O.is

a.b. > Liquid

Dry... ... ...v" ...... .....: *ul' Picul > 0.1.5 2.00 Oil,

Oil, Perilla-seCd

Rape-seed ... „ 0,48

Nutgalls... „ 0.23 Oil, Sesamum

1.00 Oil, Tea seed „ 0.48

0.4^

Turmeric Vegetable,-n.o.p.f.

Dyestuffs, ..... ... .,.i U>...Value Oil, Wood ■...... Value

„ 1.60

Fruits, Fresh, Dried, and Preserved Tallow. Vegetable... Oils, Vegetable, n.o.p.f. ... 5%

Chestnul?, Fresh... Picul 0.41 Wax, Vegetable ... ...Picul „ 0.79 0.79

Dates,

Dates, Black, Dried 0.50 Seeds

Lichees,Bed, DriedDried" » 0.37

0.85 Groundnuts:—

a. In Shell...

Lungngfcrftf/DHtsS

Lungngan Pulp ... 0.73

1.10 b. Shelled

Peanuts)(including Blanched.. Picul 100 kg. 0.24

0.30

Olives ipr,

,.■: b.«<. Salted

Fresh or...Preserved ... ... ... Seed, Apricot... ... ... ,.. Value

., 74% 1.65

0,20

0.46 Seed, Castor ... ... ,.. ... )

Oranges, Fresh ... ... ... ... 5% Seed, Hemp

Seed, Cotton ... ... , • „ 74 „

Walnuts (Kernels an 1 m Shell)... Seed, Linseed..

Lily-flower (Lotus-njits) .. Picul • „ 741.95„

Fruits.n.o.p.f. (including Canned Seed,

Seed, Melon ...... ...... ...... ... . Value 74%, . Value

Picul 74%

0.60

Fruits) Dried and/or Salted Sfepd, Perilla

.,! Value

100 kg. 0.75 Seed, Rape

5% Seed, Sesamum Pulp)

Sesamum-seed (not...including

...

... ...Value

747,

100 kg. 0.55

Apples and Dears...

Persimmons ’A. ...... -r.v Value ... 100 kg,

„ 0.35 0.40 Seeds, n.o.p.f

Others 5% Spirituous Beverages

• Others, n^.pff. 4W *■< ... „ 5% Spirtuous Samshu andBeverages,

Medicatedn.o.p.f. Samshu...... 100 Valuekg. Free

7j%

Fruits, n;o.p,f. (including Canned

Fruits))—

a.b. Others

Preserved,...."D and/or'x Canned... yaluff Sugar, under No. Sugar11 Dutch .

).. - n„ Standard

Medicinal Substances and Spices (not Sugar, StandardNo. 11... and... over, ... Dutch1007kg. Free Free

including Chemicals) Sugar Candy ..

Ariiseed,

Aniseed Broken ... ::: Value ,, 55%„ Tea, Black .'.

BetelnutsStar vS j i,. tjfiv ssAyd’ Picul 0.36 Brick (including Tea,......

Tea,Tablet)

Free

Betelnut Husks...

Camphor,.. .,. ... „ 0.26

^, 4.40 ( Free

Cardamoms, Superior Inferior ...... ...... ...... ,,7 ' 12.00 Tea,Dust.

1.70 Tea Green ... ... ... Free

Free

Cardamoms,

Cassia Buds ... :.. ... „ 0.73 Tea, Leaf, Unfired ... Free

Cassia Lignea ... ... Value 5% Tea, Scented .... ... . ... Free

Cassia TWigs .A ... ... .'..Qr. in... Pidul 0.22 Tea

Tea Siftings ...... ... ... ...

China4rQot7pTOofei;^j

Cubes)... t. „_

0.71 Tea, Stalk

n.o.p.f. ... ... ...

Cinnamon ...... ...... ...... '... ... „„ 0.23 2.70 Cigars and Cigarettes Tobacco Value 74%

Galangal...

Ginseng (including ... Scraped Value 7i% Tobacco, Leaf 100„ kg. 3.00

Liquorice Tobacco, Prepared...... ... ... Value

Tobacco, n.o.p.f.

3.50

74%

Liquojdce

Ntittneg' s ' l ' . . Root)...3d;.

... ... . Picul 1.10 Vegetable

Peel, Orange

Ithtibarb and Pumelo !

...Parparations .. Value Vegetable

» India Products,andn.o.p.f.:—

Medicinal

Medicinal Substances and Spices,

Picul

. Value PerchaRubber

thereof and Manufactures

...

Gutta

... ... Value Free

h:o.p.f.'s.. ... ... ... b. Others 74%

 CUSTOMS tiXPOTiT TARIFF OF THE REPUBLIC OF CHINA 20f>

Fungus:— v Per Hk. TIs. Planks:'— Per Hk. TIs,

a. Olliers

b. Black ... ... ... ..Picul Value 2.30 a. Hard

71%

wood (not Eedwood,

Camphor-wood, including'

Garlic ... Dried

Lily-flowers, ... ... ... . .* „ 0.Q98 ■ and 1. Hot Te k):exceeding ■ 16-ft.

Mushro.om,Dried

Turnips, Driedand Salted „,,„ V, O,J0 4.30

0.20

long, thick

3-in. 12-ius. ...wide,... and... Value 7f%

Vegetable-, Dried, Fresli or Salted, , 2. long.

Hot Pi-in-,

exceedingwide,.21-ft. rind

n.o.p.f.... ... , ... . ,.. ... Value 6% 3-

Other Vegetable Products 3. Others ... „ 71 „

Beancurd b. Softwood:

Fodder

Soy (dfrass....' and...Hay)......, ... ... Picul Value

„ ,71% 0 31 2.1. Over

Hot over 1-in.butthick

1-in. not ... „ 7'1,,

over

Vermicelli Products,

and Macaroni „ 71% 0, 9 2-in.

3. 3rin. thick

Overthick2-in. but... not... over ... 71 „

Vegetable p.CMp,J< . ... Value ... ■ „ 71 „

Bamboo: — Bamboo 4. Over 3-in. but not over

a.b. 1-in. in diameter ordiameter...

bCef, .TKousand 0.91 4- 4-in. but not over

5. Over

Bamboo,Less than 1-in

Split,... Leaf,' in Picul 0.17 5-

Bambopware ... e...tc. ... ... Value 71%

„ Free 6. 6-Over. 5-in. but not over

Fuel 7. Over.6-in. ... ... ... „ 7l„

Charcoal

CoalCoal(including Coal Dust, and Picul 0.082 Timber and wood, 'hib.p.f/‘(in-... „ 71 „

Teak

Coal Bricks

Dust)...manufactured... fromTon 0.34 cluding Eedwood Camphor-wood and ,, 71 „

Planks)

Coke ... ... „ 0.75 Wood Furniture

n.o.p.f... ... and Woodware,100 kg'. Free

Firewood Picul 0.036 Paper

Rattan Paper, 1st 100/kg

quality, vakife overV. „ Free-

Eattan Skin

Kattan, IVSplit Value 7% $3u per

Eattan, hole (including Gore)...PiCUl „ 0.23 0.43 Paper, 2nd quality, value over

$15 but3rdnotquality,

over $30 per value100 $15kg. „ Free

:

Eattanware

ture and Kattan Furni-100 kg. Free Paper, and under 100 kg „ Free

Timber, Wood, and Manufactures Paper, Dollars)Joss (including

... ... JosspaperValue 71%

Beams:— thereof Paper, n.0.p:f.

Strawboard... ...... ..« Value 100 kg. Free-

Free

a. Hardwood: Paper,

1. Square : Textile Fibres

i. fc.Notlong , exceeding 2Q- Cocoons,

Doupions) Domestic. (including... Picul ■ 11.00-

and under Cocoons, Refuse Value,

12-in.

ii. Others square ... .,. Value 7J%

... ... ...... „„ 7171 „„ Coir: Cocoons, Wild „ . 71,,

71 „

2. Other than square

b. Softwood .... s...':4d SctSi-D,, 71,, b.a. Crude Fibre ... ... ... ... ...Value Picul 710.67„

Masts and Spars : — Cotton, Raw

a. Hardwood:

1. Not exceeding * 40-ft.. - Cotton

Cotton) Waste... (including

... ... FlyPicul 1.20-

... kg. Value 0.29

long

2. Not ...

.exceeding ... .. ...

60-ft. Value 71 „ Hair, Goats’ ... ... ...... 100 6%

long ... mdh.tf .ii'-'D-i 71 „ Hemp

Jute... ... ... Picul„ 1.36

0.74

3. Exceeding ... 60-ft. long-! .,i„ • : 7171 „„ Ramie ...

5. Softwood

1. Not exceeding ... 40-ft. „ I 717|„„ Silk,

Silk, Kaw,

Raw, Reeled,

White from...Doupions

(including

... ;... , „„ 7.50

Re-

1.12

long x reeledRaw,and Steam

2. Nlong.

ot exceeding fflu ■... (I,t.60-ft. ■„ ' 7171 „„ Silk,Filature Wild Filature)(including... „„ 15.00 7.50

Piles, 3. Exceeding

Poles,Softwood

and Joists 60-ft. long...

tnot in- ' „ 71 „ Silk, Raw,

reeledWaste Yellow

and Steam (including

Filature) Ke-... „ 10.50

eluding

ing 42 inches Poles

in circumference exceed- Silk, (including Cocoon

at 5-ftv frorh the large end) ... Value 71% Strippings Waste)... «.and... .»*. Silk. i.Yarn..."V'ttkie 6%

t

206 CUSTOMS EXPORT TARIFF OF THE REPUBLIC OF CHINA

Per Hk. Tls. Brass, and Manufactures

Wadding, Cotton

Wadding, Silk ... „ 5,,

„ 5% thereof

a.b. Buttons...

Wool,

Wool, Camels’... ...

Goats' „„ 5„ c. Foil Nails

Wool, Sheep’s

Textile Fibres, n.o.p.f. ... „ 5„„ d.e. Wire

Value Brassware... i Free

Yarn, Thread, Plaited and Knitted Copper, Coins,Others

/. Foreign

and Manufactures there-

Goods ofa. Ingots

Cordage and Twine Value Free and Slabs ... ...... n%

Cotton

Cotton Soeks

Thread, andSewing,

Stockings on Spools... Free c. Others Rods, and Nails

b. Sheets, ... ... 7*7i„„

or Cops (of 50 yds. or less) ... Gross 0.037 Gold and Silver, and

tures thereof:(including Gold Manufac-

Cotton

Cotton Thread,

Yarn Work, n.o.p.f Picul

„ 1.10 1.10 a. Bullion

Drawn-thread Cross-stitch Dust) and ©C24C.‘-{v

b. Goldware Silverware... — Free

Work,

or other and Embroideries, Silk Free Iron, and Manufactures thereof

Lace

RamieYarnandYarnTrimmings

andThread Thread ...100 Free a. Bars,

kg. 10.00

Free Sheets, Hoops, Rods,

etc.. (including

Silk and Picul Mild Steel)..' ... 100 kg. I

Woolen Yarn and Thread ... ... >,• 4.50 c. Pigs and Kentledge (in- Picul E b. Nails ...

Piece Goods cluding R.jmelted Shansi Value

Iron)

Cotton PieceCoarse Goods (haying notPicul 1.50 d. Wire ... ... 100 n%

kg. Free

Grasscloth,

oyer 16 warp thread to a Lead,e. Others

and (including...Steel)

Manufactures there- Value Free

centimetre)...

Grasscloth, Fine ...to(having over100„ kg. Free of:- Pigs oi ■ Bars

40 warp threads

SilkturalPieceilkGoods an

(including in h)...

Na- Free b.c.. Others

Sheets 0.40

0.60

and/or Artificial Silk Quicksilver ... > n% 5.10

Piece

Natural Goods,

and/or and Mixtures

Artificial of

Silk ' 1

Tin,inware and Manufactures there- Free

and other fibres)

Silk’ ... Free of:—

PiecePongees

Goods, n o.p.f. ... Value Free71% a.c.b. IngotsFoil and... Slabs

Others

Picul 2.30

Value n%

Other Textile Products Zinc, and Manufactures there-

Blankets and Counterpanes, of:— 0.53

Cotton Woollen, and Wool andPicul 3.00 a.b. Others

Blankets,

Spelter ... 7*%

Cotton Union Piece 0.15 Metals n.o.p.f. and. Metallic

... Products,

Gunny NewBags r—... Manufactures

a:b. Old Picul

„ 0.41 Others

0.25 ..„ of... ... ... :..... Value 7\%

Towels Carpets

Woollen ... ... (including

... ... ...Wool... ,, 3X0 Glass aad Glassware

and ' otton Carpets and Floor 100 kg. Free Glas-s Glass BanglesBeads, or Armlets ... ... 100 kg. Free

Rugs)

Clothing-and Articles of Personal a. Instrung bulkColoured

or or Plain:—

temporarily

together(including

with

Wear (including Boots and Cotton String

a.Shoes-):—

Natural'Silk:.. ... ... ... Picul 10.00 Silvered.

Beads, strungHollow

and Glass

packed

Cb.d. Natural

Cotton

Others

Silk Mixtures

'...... n.o.p.f

...... 100„ kg. Free

...Value 5.50

Free b. Strangin cartons)together with... „ Free

Textile Products, „ 71 „ Fancy

Strings, Cottonup orin FancySilk

Ores, Metals, and Metallic Products Boxes inor put

Neck-laces the form ofValue Free

■Antimony:—

Ores ... Value 71 „ Glass, Window, Common:—

a.b. (Jnsilvered

Silvered „ Free

a.b. Kegnlus..

Crude ...Picul

„ 0.84 0.58 Glass or Vitrified-ware, ... n.o.p.f.

10 sq. meters

Value Free

Free

 CUSTOMS EXPORT TARIFF OF THE REPUBLIC OF CHINA 207

Stone, Earth, Sand, & Manufacturers quisites:— Per Hh. Tls.

thereof (including China ware a. Pottles, Empty, Aerated

and Enamelled-ware) Water andonPeer, Foreign

Per Hlc. Tls. duty paid Import, re-

Bricks

Cement and Tiles as J?ortl-uid) Value

(Hydraulic, Pi?ul 5%

0.034 exported Free

Marble „ 0.43 1. Boxes,

Empty Wooden,

returned for Old,

fu-

Chinaware, Pottery,

Earthenware:— and tuie use ..i ... Free

a. Value

100 kg$11 and under per100 kg. Free c." Chests, purposesTeaand for materials

packing

b. Value overIronware

$15 per 100 kg... thereof

„ Free d. Cylinders and Drums, Iron ... ... Free

Enamelled and... Value

Cloisonne-ware

Earth, Sand, ... ... and

Stone, Free on(as which

Oil or GasImport Containers),

Duty has

Manufactures thereof, n.o.p.f ,, 5 „ e. Jarspreviously been paid

Earthenware, con-

Free-

Chemicals and Chemical Compounds taining Samshu, Pre-

Alum,

Alum, Green,

White or Copperas Picul 0.14

„,. 0.13 serves, etc., and allor other

Arsenic 0.83 necessai y packing

tainer thereof Con-... Free

Ink,

Lead, Chinese

Ked, White and Yellow Value 71% /. Labels, Tea-box Free

(Minium, Ceruse, and ...Massi-... Picul 0.75 g. Tins, Kerosene,

if, not flattened out... ... Empty,

cot)

Potash Curios and Antiques (not includ-

Bealgar

Besin ... ... ... ...... Picul „

„ 0.89 0.36 ing those the export, of which

,0.23 is prohibited by ordinance) Value ;n%

Soap, Household and Laundry... Value „ 0.49 Fans:—

Soap, Toilet 5% a.b. Palm-leaf,

heather... Fine ... . Hundred Free

Free

Soda, Crystals

Spirits oforWine and Bectified Pic 1 0. >4 e. Palm-leaf, coarse. Thousand

' ,, IFree

Spirits

Varnish, Alcohol Imp. Gallon 0.035 d. Paper

e. Others... ... i Hundred

... Value Free ree

Vermilionor Crude Lacquer ... Value 5% 5 „ Fire-crackers ... 100 kg. Free

Printed Matter Gypsum

hair-nets and..l-iHair......Switches ......... Value „ 0.074

Free

Books and Pamphlets

Advertising Matter, (including

picture Ivoryware Free

Books, Serolis, Date blocks. Joss

Kitty Sticks

sols and Plain

Umbrellas ... Picul 0.46

Free

Diaries,

without and Calendars

metal binding with

; . - or

but Lacquerware, or Fancy ...

not including Old collected

Books, Pic-as (not

inlaid with including Lacquerware

tures,

* urios)and Scrolls Free Matches

containing (notMother-of-pearl)

including

White or those...

Yellow

Free

Illustrations and

cludingMatter, Diagrams

Chartsn.o.p.f. (in-

and Maps)Value Free Phosphorus)

Free Mats, 100 kg. Free

Printed Matting Straw and PushMats...sewnHundred

(including 0.3t>

Sundry together, with designs

thereon; and Mattings with printed

Braid,

CandlesStraw, andPreserves,

Hats, StrawPicul Free 0.89 edge bound with cloth)ofBoll

Confectionery, and 37 metres Free

Sweetmeatsand Packing Be- Articles

-sv.—« ©^74- Tor in this not Tariff

otherwise providedValue 7£%

Containers

 REVISION OF POSTAL RATES

A Postal Notification issued on May 19, 1932, announced :

From 20th day, 5th month, 21st year C.H.M.K. (May 20, 1932), the following

revised postage rates will take effect:—

Domestic Places;

(1) Local letters : 2 cents per 20 grammes.

(2) Domestic letters : 5 cents per 20 grammes.

(3) Postcards : Single 2| cents, Double 5 cents.

(4) Samples: 3 cents, 7| cents, lOi cents and 15 cents respectively for grammes

up to 100, 100-250, 250 350 and 350-500.

(5) Registration fee : Simple 8 cents, with Return Receipt Ifi. cents.

(6) Feepayment

for return receipt orders

for money for parcels and (subsequent

: 8 cents express articles, or acknowledgment

acknowledgment of receiptof

16 cents).

(7) Books,

rates printed

cancelled.matter and commercial papers: Collection of double or treble

Foreign Countries:

-(2) to (7). To Hongkong and Macao, same asof above

To Japan, Korea, the Leased Territory Kwangtung

(2) andand

(3). Taiwan, same as above

Full particulars may be had on application at any Shanghai Post Office,

Post' Office,

Shanghai, May 19, 1932. A. M. Ohapelain.

 NOTES TO THE IMPORT TARIFF

‘sionsIfexceeding

any of thethose

articles provided

specified, the for

dutyin isthisto Tariff are imported

he calculated in dimen-to

in proportion

the The

measurements as defined.

term “n,o.p,f.” in'this Tariff stands for “not otherwise provided for.”

RULING UOR CALCULATING DUTY-PAYING VALUE OF

COMMODITIES PAYING SPECIFIC RATES ON BASIS OF VALUE

1. grades which—Wherever

ed into are determined by the value the tariff dutygoods,

of the rate leviable

the ’wordon imported good

“value” is to be regarded as meaning the duty-paying value as defined m

section 1 of Rule

additions to be1 ofmade

of thetoImport Tariff before

Provisional Rules.it with

The the

following

sale marketarevalue thisfor“value”

the goods purposes comparing

of duty assessment;— whole-

(a) The Tariff duty rate ;

{b)' 7Surtax

(e) market or surtaxes

per cent, at presentininorder force; and

valueofof the

the “value”

particular grade. to arrive at the wholesale

2. —If the wholesale market value of the merchandise fa

limits of a grade as ascertained by applying the rule given in section 1, duty

shall be charged in accordance witti the tariff rate prescribed for that grade.

3. -—If the wholesale market value of the merchandise fa

Unfitsshall

duty of any grade asin ascertained

be charged accordance with by applying therate

the tariff' rule prescribed

given in section

for the1,

grade which, when converted, approaches most nearly this wholesale market

value. ......

NOTES TO SECTIONS I, II, III, AND IV.

In case pieice goods or knitted tissues are constituted of more

than one kind of fibre, the presencei of any kind of fibre which does

not exceed 5 per ,cent, by weight shall not affect the tariff classification

of such goods.

Jute, The Wool,classification

and/or‘ Silkof (Natural

goods made of Cotton, shall

of Artificial) Flax. notRiuniei, Hemp,

be affected

by such goods having been stitched, taped, whipped, or faced with

materials other than those of which the goods are made.

Articles consisting partly of lace, trimmings, of any other orna-

mental materials or decorated therewith are liable to a duty of 5 per

cent, ad valorem in addition to the Ordinary duty leviable thereon.

The term. “ Silk ” in that Tariff includes “Artificial Silk.”

I—COTTON AND MANUFACTURES THEREOF.

COTTON; PIECE .QOODS, GREY.

1 Shirtings, Sheetings, and T-CIoths, Plain, Grey Unit C.G.U.

(a) Note over 82 cm. wide :

(1)(2) Weighing

Weighing not

moremore

thanthan

140 140grammes

grammes,

per permetremetre. Metre 0.028

0.043

210 TEXT OF NEW CHINESE CUSTOMS IMPORT TARIFF

(b) Over 82 cm. but not over 102 cm. wide : Unit C.G.IJ.

(1) Weighing not more than 90 grammes per metre Metre 0.02G

12) Wcighipj^ m<^ than 90. grammes per (metre ,, 0.043

T-CLOTHS :

(aj Not over 82 cm. wide :

(1) Weighing not more than 140 grammes per metre ,, 0.028

(2) Weighing more than 140 grammes per metre 0.043

(h) ; Over

1 82 cm. but not over 102 cm. v^'ide : ,, ,

• ^fl ) Weighing'not mhre than 90 grammes per metre ,, 0.026

j(2)i Weighing more than 90 grammes per metre . » 0.043

2 Drills and Jeans, Grey (3 or 4 shaft only), not over 82 cm. wide ,, 0.043

3 Imitation Native Cotton Cloths, Grey, npt over 62 cm. wid,e Quintal 25%

4 Cambrics,. Lawns, Muslins, Brocades (single yarn only), ' and

Striped, Spotted,'fedrded, or Figured Shirtings, Grey Metre 25%

5 Uenos and Leno Brocades, Grey ,, 25%

6 Cotton Crape, Grey, not pyer 82 cm. wide „ 0.037

7 Cotton Serges, Diagonal Twills, Herringbone' Twills, Oatmeal

Crapes, Coatings, Suitings, Tweeds, Gabardines,, and Trouser-

ings, Grey : ,, 26%

8 Satteen Drills, Grey ,, 25%

9 Poplins, Grey ,, 25%

10 Imitation Poplins, Ribs,; .Cords,. and Repps, Grey ,, 25%

11 Cotton Canvas and Duck,, Grey (including those with coloured

stripes) ’ ,, 25%

12 Cotton Flannel, or Flannelette, of Plain, or Twill Weave,

Grey

(a) Not over 82 cm. wide „ 0.059

(b) Over 82 cm. but not over 102 cm. wide ,, 0.077

13 Cotton Velvets, Plushes, and all other Pile Cloths, Grey ,, 25%

14 Cotton Piece Goods, Grey, mo.p.f.

Nankeens Quintal 25%

others Metre , 25%

COTTON PIECE GOODS, WHITE OR DYED.

15 Shirtings, Sheetings, and Irishes, Plain, White :

(а) Not over 92 cm. wide 0.05

(б) Over 92 cm. wide ,, 0.049

16 Drills and Jeans, White (3 or 4 shaft only), not over 82 cm. wide

17 T-Cloths, White, and Mexicans, not over 82 cm. wide 0.05

18 Cambrics, Dawns, Muslins, Nainsooks, Mulls, Jaconets, Victoria

. Qhepks,. Swiss Checks, Lappets, Limbrics, Brocades , (single

yarn’only) and Striped, Spotted, Corded, or Figures Shirt-

ings, White or. Dyed :—j“ • '

(a) ; Not over 82 pm. wide 0,068

(b) Over 82 cm. but npt over 92 cm i 0,073

(c) Over 92 cm. wide 25%

19 Voiles, White or Dyed wij.jj.; 25%

20 Organdies, White or Dyed 25%

21 Lenos, White or Dyed, not over 82 cm. wide 0.043

22 Leno Brocades, White or Dyed 25%

23 Mercerised Crimps, White d(r Dyed. 25%

24 Cotton Crape, White or Dyed, not over 82 cm. wide 0.044

25 Shirtings. Sheetings, and Rongees, Dyed, Plain :—

(a) Not'over 82 cm. wide .... 0.038.

(b) Over 82 cm. but not over 92 cm 0.05

26 Drills and Jeans (3 or 4 shaft only), Dyed, not ,over 82 cm. wide 0.049

* Duty to be levied in proportion to (a)

 TEXT OF NEW CHINESE CUSTOMS IMPORT TARIFF 211

Unit C.G.U.

27 Dyed T-CJoths, .Embossed. Gantoons, Alpaeianos, and Beal and

. Imitation Turkey BedSj not. oyer 82 cm. wide:—

(a) Weighing not'more than 65 grammes per metre Metre 0.031

(b) Weighing more than 05 grammes but not more than 105

grammes per metre „ 0.042

(c) Weighing more .than 105 grammes per metre „ 0.05

28 Cotton Serges, Diagonal Twills, Herringbone Twills, Oatmeal

Crapes, Coatings, Suitings, Tweeds, Gabardines, and Trouser-

ings, White or Dyed, not over 82 cm. wide ; „ ( 0.061

29 Satteens Drills, White or Dyed,; pot over 82 cm. wide „ 0.06G

30 Cotton Eastings, Satteens, Italians, Imitation (Weft-faced)

Venetians, Tientsin Twills', Beatrice Twills, Warp-faced.

Satteens, and Saiteen Stripes, White or Dyed, not over 82 cm.

wide „ 0.081

31 "‘Cotton Venetians, White or Dyed, not over.82 cm. wide „ 0.11

32 Poplins (including Poplin Taffetas), White or Dyed, not over

82 cm. wide , „ 0.10

33 Imitation Poplins, Bibs, Cords, Bepps, and Moreens, White or

Dyed, not over 82 cm. wide „ 0.083

34 Cotton Canvas and Duck, White or Dyed... ,, 25%

35 Dimities,. Piques, Vestings, Quiltings, and Bedford Cords, White

or Dyed ,, 25%

36'^Cotton Flannel or Flannelette^; of Plain or Twill Weave, White

or Dyed :—

(a) Net over- 62 cm. wide ,, 0.035

(b) Over 62 cm. but not over 82 cm. wide „ 0.044

(c) Over 82-cm, but not over 92 cm. wide ,, 0.057

37 .(Cotton Velvets, Plushes, and all other Pile Cloths, White or

Dyed

(a) Not over 92 cm. wide ,, 0.16

(b) Over 92 cm. wide „ - 25%

38 Cotton Piece Goods, White; or Dyed, n.o.p.f.

Nankeens Quintal 25%

Cellular cloth Metre 25%

others ,, 25%

COTTON PIECE GOODS, PBINTED.

:39.>.Shirtings, Sheetings, and T:Cloths, Plain,-Printed :—

(a) N.ot over 82. cm. wide , y, 0.05

(b) Over 82,.cm. but not.over. 102 cm, wide. „ 0.054

40 Drills and Jeans (3 or 4 shaft only), Printed, not over 82 cm.

wide i...i..../..b.o.'..^.'.-.j.:. „ 0.05

41 Cambrics, Lawns, Muslins, Brocades .(single yarn only), and

Striped, Spotted, Corded or Figured Shirtings, Printed :—

(a) Not over 82 cm, wide ,, 0-068

(b) Over 82 cm- but not .over 102 cm-, wide „ 0.073

42 Voiles, Printed Value i25%

43 Organdies, Printed „ 25%

44 Lenos, Printed, not over 82 cm. wide Metre 0.043

45 Mercerised Crimps, Printed *„ 30%

46 Cotton Crape, Printed, not over 82 cm. wide ,, 0.044

47' Cotton Serges,. Diagonal Twills,. Herringbone Twills, Oatmeal

Crapes, Coatings, Suitings, Tweeds, Gabardines, and Trouser-

ings, Printed, not over 82 cm. wide „ 0.061

48 ' Satteen Drills, Printed, not over 82 cm. wide „ 0.066

49 0 Cotton Eastings, Satteens,. Satinets, Italians, Damasks, Silesias,

and Beatrice Twills, Printed, not over 82 cm. wide.,.. „ 0.081

212 TEXT OF FEW CTTIFESE CUSTOMS IMPORT TARIFF

50 Cotton Venetians, Printfed,- not o^er-SS cm. 'wide. v.i 'MUnit

etrfe C.G.U.

0.11

51 Poplins, Printed, not over82 c«i. Wide v............: „ 0.10

52 Imitation Poplins, Ribs, Cords, Repps, and Moreens, Printed, .

not over 82 em. w-ide,,'. uu,:ej 0.083

53 Twill Cretonnes, Oatmeal Crape Cretonnes, Satteen Cretonnes,:

Repp Cretonnes, and other Cretonnes Value

1 25%

54 Cotton Flannel ' br Flannelette, of Plain or Twill Weaver‘M' '

Printed :—

(a) Not ovfef 82 cm. wide Metre 0.044

(b) Over 82 'em. but' ddt over 92 cm. wide „ 0.057

55 Cotton Velvets, Plushes, and all other Pile Cloths, Printed

(a) Not over 92,cm- wide ,, 0.16

(b) Over 92 cm. wide Value 25%

56 Cotton Piece Goods, Printed, n,a.p,f., „ 25%-

COTTON PIECE GOODS, MISCELLANEOUS.

57 Shirtings and Sheetings, Plain, Yarn-dyed, • not over 92 cm; wide Metre 0.05

58 Drills and Jeans (3- or 4 shaft only). Yarn-dyed, not over 82

cm. wide ,, 0.05

59 Cambrics, Lawns, Muslins, Brocades, (single yarn only), and

Striped, Spotted) Corded, or Figured Shirtings, Yarn-dyed.,. Value ;25%,

60 Lenos and Leno Brocades, Yarn-dyed ,, 25%

61 Cotton Crape,.Yam-dyed, not.over 82.cm. wide Metre 0.044-

62 Cotton Serges, Diagonal T.wills%Herringbone. Twills, Oatmeal

Crapes, Coatings, Suitings, Tweeds,. Gabardines, and Trouser,

ings, Yarn-dyed not over 82 cm; wide .: !■//, 0.061'

63 Poplins, Yarn-dyed, not over 82 cm. wide ,, 0.10

64' Imitation Poplins*.Ribs.,.Cords, and. Repps, Yarn-dyed,, notrover

82 cm- wide .m....,., ,, 0.08$

65 Dimities, Piques, Vestings, Quiltings, .and Bedford Cords,-Yarn-

dyed Valuer 25%’

66 Cotton Flannel, or B'lannelette, of Plain, or, Twill Weave, Yarn-

dyed :-n-

(а) Not over 82 cm. wide Metre 0.044

(б) Over 82 cm. but not dver 92 cm. wide ,, 0.057

67 Cotton Velvets, Plushes, and all other Pile Cloths, Yarn-dyed... Value 25%

68 Cotton Piece Goods, Yarn-dyed, n.o.p.f „ 25%

69 Cotton Waterproof Cloth, Rubbered ,-, 25%

70 Cotton Piece Goods, n.o.p.f „ 25%

COTTON, RAW; COTTON THREAD, COTTON YARN, AND

MANUFACTURES OF COTTON, N.O.P.F.

71 Cotton, Raw Quintal 3.50

72 Cotton Waste; and Yarn Waste ;, 1-30

73 Cotton Wadding % 5.50

74 Cotton Rag ,> 0.17

75 ; Cotton Yarn*

(a) Grey (irrespective of fold) :

(1) Counts‘up to and including 17 L[LViT...'.;ji K’gramme i 0.11

(2) Counts above 17 and up to and including 23. .i... „ 0.12

(3) Counts above. 23 and up to and including 35.:...,...... ,v . 0.15

(4) Counts..above .35 and up to and including 45 i.U.... „ 0.17

(5) Counts above 45 ,, 0.18

(b) Others ,juiu..hauu.. „ —

 TEXT 0F! XEW CHINESE CUSTOMS IMPORT TARIFF £13

Unit C.G.U.

76 Cotton Thread :—

(a) Sewing Cotton, On Spools or Cops :

(1) 2-cord and 3-cord, 46 met'resl pt less Gross' 0.17

(2) 6-cord and 9-cord, 46 metres or less

(b) Crochet or Embroidery Cotton, in skeins or balls : ,7. , 0'36

(1) Over Gold Units 6 in value per Kilogramme. K’gramme 1.30

(2) Not over Gold Units 6 in value per Kilogramme „ 0.45

(c) Others „ 0.28

77 Imitation Gold or Silver Thread, on Cotton ,, 1.50

78 Cotton Twine and Cordage (including Rope) „ 0.17

79 Candle-wick „ 0.23

80 Lace, Trimmings, Embroidered Goods, and all other materials

used for decorative or ornamental purposes; and all products

made wholly...thereof ,,,,,, it............i Value 50%

81 Mosquito Netting, not over 230 cm. wide Metre 0.10

* Counts according to British; or International System (number

of hanks of 840 yds. in 1 lb.)

82 Cotton Knitted Tissue :—

(a) Raised (Gassed or Ungassed) K’gramme 0.46

(h) Not Raised :

(1) Made Of ungassed or unmercerised thread 0.55

(2) Made wholly or partly of gassed or' mercerised thread 0.96

83 Knitted Clothing, Raised 0.51

84 Knitted Clothing, not Raised :—

(a) Made of ungassed or unmereerised thread 0.61

(b) Made wholly or partly of gassed or mercerised thread... 1.00

85 Knitted Socks and Stockings :— ' „ 0.61

, (a) Made of ungassed or unmercerised thread

(b) Made wholly or partly of gassed or mercerised thread:.. '<»Value „ 1.00

30%

8C Elastic Webbing, Braid and Cord K’gramme 0.£8

87 Ankle-bands „ 0.56

88 Lampwick •'1 J ■ ■ ' 0.55

89 Towels, Turkish „ ' 0.41

90 Blankets and Blanket Cloth Dozen 40%

91 Handkerchiefs

92 Bags, New K’gramme 0.25

93 Clothing, and all articles of personal wear and parts or acces-

sories thereof, n.o.p.f Value 40%

94 CottOh Goods, n.o.p.f 30%

II.—FLAX RAMIE, HEMP, JUTE, AND MANUFACTURES THEREOF

(INCLUDING THOSE MIXED WITH COTTON).

95' Flax, Raw Quintal 7|%

Ramie, Raw 71%

Hemp, 'l£aw •. • „'•■ ■ 1.50

Jute, Raw ,, l;,o()

Oakum ..,.,.y.Value 7£%

100 Yarn and Thread, of Flax, Ramie,, Hemp, and/or Jute, mixed

or not. mixed with Cotton Quintal 15%

101 Twine and Cordage, (including Rope) of Flax, Ramie, Hfeirip,

and/or Jute, mixed or not mixed with Cotton „ 15%

102 Lace, Trimmings,' Embroidered Goods, and all other materials .

used for decorative or ornamental purposes; and all products

made wholly thereof ' Value 50*%.

 TEXT OF NEW CHINESE CUSTOMS IMPORT TARIFF

Unit C.G.U.

103 Canvas and Tarpaulin, of Hemp and/or Jute, mixed or. not

mixed with Cotton (Proofed and unproofed) , Value 25°4

104 Flax Pieee Goods, White, Plain, mixed or not mixed with

Cotton, weighing not more than 170 kilogrammes per' sqp'afe

metre and having more than 50 threads but not m6re than

80 threads in a square centimetre in warp and weft Metre 71%

105 Flax Piece Goods, mixed or not mixed with Cbtton, n.o.plf. ... „ 25%

100 Hessian Cloth Quintal 6.00

107 Hemp Bags and Hessian Bags, New ,, 6.10

108 Gunny Bags, New : ,, *4.59

109 Gunny Bags, Hemp Bags, and Hessian Bags, Old „ 2.39

T10 Clothing, and all articles of personal wear and parts or acces-

sories thereof, n.o.p.f Value 40%

111 Flax, Ramie, Hemp, and/or Jute Goods, mixed or not mixed :>

witn Uotton, n.o.p.f. „ 30%

III.—WOOL AND MANUFACTURES THEREOF (INCLUDING THOSE

MIXED WITH ANY OTHER FIBRES EXCEPT SILK).

112 Wool, Sheep’s, Goats' and Camels’ (including carded or

combed) i... 100 Kg. 0.10

113 Waste .Wool,. Sheep’s, Goats’ and Camels’ (including Waste

Wool mixed with any other fibres except Silk) ,, 5%

114 Woollen Yarn- and Thread, pure or mixed :—

(а) Value over Gold Units 180 per 100 kg. v. 100 Kg. 65.00

(б) - Value not over Gold Units 180 per 100 Kg, ,, 45.00

IT'S Lace, Trimmings, Embroidered Goods and all other materials

used for decorative or ornamental purposes; and all

products made wholly thereof , Value 70%

■116 Woollen Knitted .Tissue, pure or mixed „ 40%

117 Bunting, not over 46 cm. wide Metre 0.11

118 Camlets,, not over 82 cm. wide „ .0.31

119 Woollen Piece Goods for technical purposes, pure dr mixed,

such as Roller Cloth, Paper Mill Blanketihg, etc. Value 15%

120 Woollen Velvets, Plushes, and all other Pile Cloths, pure

or mixed Metre 50%

121 Woollen Waterproof Cloth, Rubbered, pure dr mixed ,, 40%

122 Woollen Piece Goods, pure or mixed, n.o.p.f. :—

(a) ' Weighing not more than 200 grammes per square metre per 100 200.00

Kg-

(b) Weighing more than 200 grammes but not more than

400 grammes per square metre ,, 190.00

(c) Weighing more than 400-grammes per square .metre .. „ 40%

123 Felt and Felt Sheating . .’ Value 40%

124 Woollen Blankets, and Travelling Rugs, pure or mixed K’gramme 40%

125: Woollen Carpets, Carpeting, and all other Floor Coverings.

pure, or mixed ,,... Value 50%

126 Hats, Caps, and Hat Bodies, of Felt:—

(c) Hats and Caps Dozen 40%

(5) . Hat Bodies :

(1) Blocked Value 40%

(2) Others „ 20%

127 Clothing, and all articles of, personal wear and parts or

accessories, thereof, n.o.p.f „ 50%

128 Woollen Goods and Woollen Mixtures, n.o.p.f „ 40%

 TEXT (3E NEW CHINESE CUSTOMS IxMPORT TARIFF 215-

IV.—SILK AND MANUFACTURES THEREOF (INCLUDING THOSE

MIXED WITH ANY OTHER FIBRES). Unit,: -C.G.U.

129 Natural Silk, Raw Quintal 60%

130 Artificial Silk Floss and Yarn K’gramine 1.20

131 Waste Natural Silk Quintal f 40% .

132 Waste Artificial Silk „ 40%%

133 Spun Natural Silk K’gramme 60%

134 Spun Artificial Silk (including Artificial Woollen Yarn) „ 60%.

135 Silk Yarn and Thread, pure or mixed, n.d.p.f „ 60%

136 Imitation Gold or Silver Thread, on Silk, pure or mixed.. bailie 60%

137 Lace, Trimmings, Embroidered Goods and all other materials

used for decorative or ornamental purposes; and all

products made wholly thereof "'' ..... 80%..

138 Silk Knitted Tissue, pure or mixed „ 80%.

139 Bolting Cloth ,, 15%,

140 Silk Velvets, Plushes, and all. other Pile Cloths, pure or mixed K’gramme 80%

141 Silk Waterproof Cloth, Rubbered, pure or mixed Metre 80%

142 Silk Piece Goods,_ppre or mixed, n.q.p.f. :—

(a) Of Natural Silk K’gramme 80%.

(b) Of Artificial Silk Metre 80%

(c) Of Natural Silk and Artificial Silk ' K’gramme 80%

(d) Of Natural Silk and Wool or of Natural Silk and Woo;,. ■ .t .lii

and Vegetable Fibre Metre 80%

(e) Of Artificial Siik and Wool or of Artificial Silk apcl.

Wool and Vegetable Fibre ,, 80%-

(/) Of Natural Silk and Cotton K’gramme 80'%

{g) Of Artificial Silk and Cotton Metre 80%

(h) Others „ 80%.

143 Silk Elastic Webbing, Braid, and Cord, pure or mixed Value /80%'

144 Clothing, and all other articles of personal wear and parts -er !

accessories thereof, n o.p.f y, 80%

145 Silk Goods and Silk Mixtures, n.o.p.f „ 80%

V.—METALS AND MANUFACTURES THEREOF (INCLUDING

ORES, MACHINERY, AND VEHICLES).

ORES

146 Ores of all kinds Quintal 5%

Aluminium :— METALS

147 Foil, Plain 100 Kg. 30.06

148 Foil, , C(p)oufed or Embossed ,, ^5.00

149 Grains, Ingots, and Slabs Quintal 6.6,0

150 Sheets and Plates ,, . TTAO*

151 Others Value l'2t%.

152 Antrifrigtion Metal 100 Kg. 14.00

Brass and Yellow Metal: —

153 Bars and Rods ..., „ 6.60 .

154 Bolts, Nuts, Rivets, and Washers Value 20%

155 Ingots ...., 100 Kg. 4.00

156 Nails „ 16.00

157 Old or Scrap (fit only for remanufacture)- ,, 2.00

158 Screws :..., ,, 35.00

159 Sheets and Plates ,, 9.00

'316 TEXT OF NEW CHINESE CUSTOMS IMPORT TARIFF

C.G.U.

160 Tacks Value 20 %

161 Tubes 100 Kg. 13.00

162 Wire 7.20

163 Others Value 20%

Copper:—

164 Bars' and Rods 7.00

IW’Kg. 19.00

165 Bolts, Nuts, Rivets and Washers >> 5.60

106 Ingots and Slabs » 16.00

167 Nails „ 3.00

168 Old or Scrap (fit Only for remanufacture) •> 7.20

169 Sheets and Plates o 20%

170 Tacks Value 12.00

171 Tubes 100 Kg. 7.00

172 _ Wire ' ' „ "

173 Wire Rope Value 15%

174 Others ,, ; 20%

Iron and Steel, Ungalvanized (not including Bamboo, Spring,

Tool, and Alloy Steel) :—

175 Anvils, Swage-blocks, .Anchors and parts of, and Forgings :

(a!) Each weighing in every case 115 hectogrammes or over’ 100 Kg. 5.30

(b) Each weighing in. every case less than 115 hecto-

grammes Value 20% 15%

176 Billets, Blooms. Ingots, Slabs, and Sheet-bars ,, 4.50

377 Bolts, Nut*<, and Washers 100 Kg. 20%

178 Casting. Rough 1 ■ Vahie 5.00

179 Chains,'New and parts of 100 Kg.

180 Chains' Used ." Value 15%

181 Crossings tend Turn-tables for Railways ,, 7f%

182 Hoops I'OO'Kg. 1.40

183 Nail-rods, Bars, Twister or Deformed Bars, Tees, Channels,

Angles, Joists, Girders, and other Structural Sections <>g • . 1.00

Shapes in the state in which they leave tine rolls ,,

184 Nails, Wire and Cut 100 Kg. 3.240.70

185 Pig and Kentledge „

186 Pipes, .Tubes, and Pipe and Tube Fittings Value 20%

187 Plate Cuttings, of non uniform size (including scrap lots of

mixed dimeri&ions, irrespective of size, and Croppings of

Channels, Tees, and Angles) 100 Kg. 0.65

188 Rails (including Steel Sleepers, Fish-plates, Spikes, Bolts, and . 0.75

Nuts for use with the Rails) ,, 3.20

189 Rivets ,, 12.00

190 Screws W.-iATSM 1.10

191 Sheets and Plates, 3.2 mm. thick or more ,, 1.40,

102 Sheets ancj Plates, under 3.2 mm. thick

193 Spikes Value 20%

194 Tacks 100 Kg. 7.605.50

195 Tinned Plates, Decorated ,, 3.10

196 Tinned Plates, Plain ,,

197 Tinned Plates, Old (including Box Linings) Value 121%

198 Tinned Tacks 100 Kg. 8.301.20

199 Wire ......'

200 Others .•. ;.... Value !5%.

IRON AND STEEL, GALVANIZED.

201 Bolts, Nuts, Rivets, and Washers 100 Kg. 4.60’

202 Nails, Tacks, and Screws Value 20% 20%

203 Pipes, Tubes, and Tube Fittings ,,,

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204 Sheets : Unit C.G.U.

(a) Corrugated 100 Kg. 2.70

W Plain . 2.80

205 Wire „ 1.70

Wire Rope . (with or without fibre core). See Nos. 209

and .210.

Wire Shorts- See No. 207.

206 Others Value 15%

IRON AND STEEL, GALVANIZED OR UNGALVANIZED

207 Cobbles, Wire Shorts, Defective Wire, Bar Croppings and Bar

Ends, Used Hoops and Hoop or..Cuttings (including sarap

lots.of mixed dimensions, irrespective of size) 100 Kg. 0.75

208 Old or Scrap (fit only for remanufaetute), n.o.p.f ■ ,, 0.55

209 Wire Rope, New (with or without fibre core) ,, U 5.70

210 Wire Rope, Old (with or without fibre core) Value 125%

STEEL, BAMBOO, SPRING, TOOL, AND ALLOY.

211 Bamboo Steel 100 Kg. 1.60

212 Spring Steel. ......: Value 12J%-

213 Tool Steel (including Highspeed Steel) and Alloy or Special

Steel 12J%

214 Iron or Steel Plates of Sheets, Angles, Channels, Tees, Joists, ’

Girders, and other Structural Sections or Building' Forms

of Iron or Steel, if drilled, punched, assembled, fitted, oh

fabricated for use, or otherwise advance beyond hammering;

rolling, casting ,, 3.50

215 Gold and Silver Bullion and Coins Free

216 Iron and Tin Dross ,, - 15%

LEAD.

217 Old (fit only for remanufacture) „ 15%

218 Pigs or Bars 100 Kg. 4.00

219 Pipes ,, 5.10

220 Sheets „ 4.70

221 Wire Value 15%

222 Others „ 15%

223 Manganese ,, 12£%

224 Manganese, Ferro „ 12%

225 Nickel 100 Kg. 25.09

226 Platinum, Unmanufactured, i.e., in Ingots, Bars, Sheets, or

Plates, not less than 3.2 mm. thick, and Waste or Scrap . Free

227 Quicksilver „ 38.00

TIN.

228 Compound Value 15%

229 Ingots and Slabs 100 Kg. 20.00

230 Pipes Value 15%

231 Others (not including Tinfoil) ,, 15%

232 Type Metal 100 Kg. 4.00

WHITE METAL OR GERMAN SILVER.

233 Bars, Ingots,-and Sheets ,, 21.00

234 Wire „ 16.09

235 Others. — Value 15%.

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ZINC. Unit

236..: Powder, and

ne u Spelter Value

237; Sheets C l ding perforated).. Elates and Boiler Plates 100 Kg.

238 Others uu.d. L: Value

239 Metallic Foil or I.eaf, n.o.p.f „ ■

.240 Metals, n.o.p.f '

METALWARE.

241 Aim rdum-ware, Brassv/afd,' 'Bron'ze-tfate, Coppers re', 1 and

Pewterware, n.o.p.f.

(a) Aluminiumware ; 50.00

(fejH Others U...-...JU .....I........ 25%

242 Platinjunware, Goldwarc, and Silverware (including Watch

chains), n.o.p.f

243 Metalware', Electroplated, or not, n.o.p.f. (including (Titlory) 25%

MACHINERY AND TOOLS.

244 Agricultural Machinery., and parts,.thereof

245 sElectrical Machinery, for Power..Generating and Transmission,

such as Dynamos, Motors, Transformers, Converters, etc.,

and parts..thereof. .

"246 Machine Tools, snch as Lathes, Planers, Drill Presses, etc.,

and parts thereof

247 Machine Shop Tools, such as Cutters, Drills, Reamers, etc.

(including. Pneumatic and Electrically Operated Tools), and

Hand Tools made wholly or chiefly of metal

248 ; Prime Movers, i.e., Gas Engines, Oil Engines,; Steam Engines,

Hydraulic Turbines. Steam Turbines, Turbo-generator Sets,

and other Prime Movers, combined with Generators or not,

and parts thereof 10%

249 Steam Boilers, Economisers, Superheaters, Mechanical Stokers,

and .other. Boiler-room Accessories, and parts thereof • 10%

250’ Sevang or Knitting Machines, and parts thereof 10%

251 Typewriters, automatic Sales..Machines, Calculating Machines,

Cash Registers, Copy Presses,. Cheque Perforators, Dating

Machines, Duplicating Machines, Numbering Machines, and

similar Office Machines for Clerical or accounting purposes,

and parts, thereof 20%

252 Machinery, n.o.p.f., and parts thereof 10%

VEHICLES AND VESSELS.

253 Aeroplanes, Hydroplanes, and all other Flying Machines, and

parts' thereof .....1.1.1 1111.11111.1. 1.11.1

254 Fire Engines, Hydrants, and other Fire-extinguishing Appli-

ances, irrespective of propelling power (including Hand

Chemical Fire Extinguishers), and parts thereof

255 Motor-boats, Sail-boats, and Steamers, and parts or materials

thereof; n.o.p.f.

(a) ..Complete 15%

(b) ' Parts or Materials, n.o.p.f, 10%

256 Vehicles, Motor :—

Motor Tractors, Motor Trailers, Motor Passenger

VehiclesTrucks

Motor with over

seats 1formetric not ton

less carrying

than 12 capacity,

persons.

and Chassis for any of the . above 15%

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Unit C.G.U.

(b) Others- (including- Motor-cars, Motor Cycles, etc.'

assembled or in parte; Chassis, and Bodies with

Metal parte assembled for any of the--above Value 30%

(c) Parts and Accessories • (except Tires) :—

(1) for Motor Cycles 30%,

(2) for others* „ 15%

*In the case1 of Front Wheels, Rear Wheels, Front Springs;

Rear Springs, Front Axles, Rear Axles, Frames, Radia-

tors, Propelling Shafts, Motive Power, and Bodies, thir;

rate is applicable only when they are packed separately;

otherwise; they shad be subject to a duty of 30%.

257 Railway and ’Tramway Supplies

(a) Locomotive and Tenders „ 5%

(b) Railway or Tramway1 Carriages Or Wagons „ 5%

(c) Railway or Tramway Materials, n.o.p.f. „ 5%

258 Vehicles, n.o.p.f. (including Cycles), and parts thereof, (except

Tires) ,, 20%

OTHER METAL MANUFACTURES.

259 Arms and Ammunition :

(а) For Personal or Sporting Use

(б) . Others

260 Bedsteads) Cots, Camp, Beds, and other kinds of Furniture

made wholly or chiefly of metal, and parts or accessories

thereof

261 Clocks and Watches :—

(a) Complete I 30%

(b) Parts 20%

262 Coal-burning, Oil-burning, and Spirit-burning Stoves, Cookers,

Radiators, Steam Heaters, and similar appliances, and parts,

thereof

263 Electrical Materials, Fixtures, and Fittings for Wiring, Trans*

mission, and Distribution :—

(a) -Bulbs 100 4.00

(b) Cleats, Insulators, or Knobs, Ceiling Rosettes, Fuse-

boxes, Plugs,, Receptacles, Sockets, Switches, and a ue 25%

Switch-boards Y^

(c) Cords or Wires, Cables, and all other Electrical Ma- 20%

terials, n.o.p.f „

264 Electrical Cookers, Fans, Flash-lights, Irons, Lampware,

Radiators, Toasters, and other similar Electric Applieanees, ^ 25%

and parts thereof . >>

265 Electric Accumulators, Batteries, Condensers, and parts thereci ,, 25%

266 Files of all kinds : —

(a) 1 Filing surface only, not* hver 10 cm. long > Dozen 0.13

(b) Filing surface only, over 10 cm. but not over 23 cm. '

long : :...: „ 0.25

(c) Filing surface only,- over 23 cm. but not over 36' cm; 0.50

long „

(d) Filing surface only, over 36 cm. long ,, 0.85

267 Gas Burners, Cooker, Heaters, Lamps. Ranges, Water-

heaters, and other similar Gas burning Applicances, and

parts or accessories thereof Value 25%

268 Gas-meters, Water meters, Ammeters^ Volt-meters, Wattmeters,

and other similar Measuring Instruments „ " 16%

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2<;9 Xcedles Unit

(a) Hand-sewing . Value. 10%

(b) For Sewing or Knitting Machine ...i,: r „ 15%

(c) oiOthers if.... „ 15%

270 Safes, Cash Boxes, and Strong-room^ Roors ,,

271 . Telephonic and Telegraphic Instruments, and parts thereof ,: —

(a) Radio Sets and parts :—

(1) Hard Rubber Or -Composition Dials,- Litzendraff,

Wire, Grid Lead, Microphones, Head-phones,

Loud jSpeakers and LOucl Speaker Tjnits, ,Cry-

stals, Transmitting Vacuum Tubes, Intervalve

Audio Frequency Transformers, and Receiving

Transmitting Condensers of all kinds „ -15%

(2) Buzzers, Receiving Vacuum Tubes, A.B.C. Battery

Eliminators, Sockets, Jacks, Plugs, Lugs and

Tips, Binding Parts, Name-plates, and Brackets 20%

(3) Switches,. Lightning Arresters, fe^ys, .Coils, and

Complete Kadio Sets and Units ,, :i 257;

(b) Others • 15%

272 Tins, Empty for Kerosene Oil (of 5 American gallons capa-

city) :—

(a) Two Tins, with case Set

(b) Tins, Single Each 0.084 0.028'

'273 -Metal Manufactures, n.o.p.f.

(а) Iron Wire Netting or , Gauze 100 Kg. 10.00

(б) Others .r...f. , . 25%

VI.—FOOD, DRINK, AND VEGETABLE MEDICINES.

FISHERY AND SEA PRODUCTS.

274 Agar-Agar, in- bulk Quintal 3.00

275 Awabi :—

(a) in bulk 100 Egi - 42.00

(b) Canned (including-wveight of immediate packing) „ 18.00

(c) Others Value '30%

27G Bicho de Mar :—

(a) Black, Spiked 100 Kg. 43.00

(b) Black, not Spiked ,, 30.00

,c) White' ,, 17.00

277 Cockles :—

(a) Dried Quintal 9.10

(b) Fresh ; ’ 1.70

278 Compoy 100 Kg. 40.00

279 Crabs’ Flesh, Dried ,, 0.25

280 Fish Bones Quintal 30%

281 Fish, Cod, Dried (including Boneless) ,, 3.GO

282 Fish, Cuttle 100 Kg. 14.00

283 Fish, Dried and Smoked (not including Dried Cod-fish and

Cuttle-fish) Quintal 8.80

284 Fish, Fresh ,, 5.30

285 Fish, Herring, Salt 100 Kg. 20%

286 Fish Maws :—

(a) ,1st Quality (i.e., weighing 6 hectogrammes or over

per piece) H’gramme 0.26

(b) 2nd36Quality (i.e , weighing under G hectogrammes per

Pis’

287 Fish, Salmon, Salt). K’gramme

100 Kg 20% 0.61

288 Fish, Salt, n.o.p.f. —•

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Unit C.G.U.

289 Musse^,Oysters,

290 Fish, ;;Heaid, Lip; and Skin Clams,

and TailDried ,•-•••• K’grainme,

,, 30%

0.17.

291 Prawns and Shi’iinps, Dried,,In byllj;.... ■„ 0.21

292 Seaweed, , (put 10,9 Kg. 1.70

293 Seaweed,, Long

294 Seaweed, Prepared , ,.i K’gramme 1.30

,, 0.17

295 Seaweed, Red ...1.

296 iSharks’ Fins, Prepared L....... Quintal . 20%

K’grabime 2.00

297 Sharks’ Fins, not Prepared :—

. (a) ( Value not over Gold Units 4 0.80 per kilogramme „ 0.17

(b),_ Vajue' '.'OVdi?' 'Gold' tlfiits 0.80. ^ut' not ,over Gold Units

4.10 per'kilometre . „ 0.55

‘ (%' Vai ue- over Gold Units 4.10 per kilogramme. ,, 1.40

298 Fishery and Sea Product^ n.d.b.f. :—

(а) In^bulk Quintal 20%

(б) ’ Canned Or in any other packing ,, 30%

ANIMAL PRODUCTS AND GROCERIES.

299 ‘ Asparagtffe • (in. cans or . in bottles.)., ..(including weight ,,of;

immediate packing) lOt) Kg. 19.00

300 Bacon and Hams :—

(а) Jn bulk ., 47.00

(б) .Canned or in any other packing Value 35%

501 Baking Powder !!.’ !... „ 20%‘

302 Beef,; or. Rinkl^d3^. , • ' . ' • ■

(a) In barrels .....,vv.4 TOO Kg. 37.00

(b) Canned or in%hy‘tilh6r'paekin'g' Value 35%

303 Birds’ nests „ • 30%

304 Biscuit i.v „ 30%

305 Butter (includingVeighfc of immediate packing) ,...• 100 Kg. 44.00

306 Caviare Value 35%.

3Q7 !Cheese rf(infeluding weight .of immediate packing),.,., 100 Kg. 44.00

308 Chocolate (not,linclnding. confectionery) Value. ; 35%

309 Cocoa

(a) Cocoa Beans 100 Kg. 12.00

(b) -Others Fanil Value 35%

310 Cocoa Butter 20%

311 Coffee

(a) Coffee Beans 100 Kg. 19.00

(b) Others „...U ..aiui.'tO ;:eainuiaT....Kij;iu.a,L Value 35%

312 Confectionery „ 50%'

313 Currants and Raisins ..a: „ 20%

314 Eggs, Game and Poultry ;.... „ !• 25%

315 Fruits, Table and. Pie (in can . or in bottle) (including, weighb

of packing) 100 Kg. 11.00

316 Honey , , „ 14.00

317 Jams and Jellies r- Value 35%

318 Lard ,

(a) In bulk -miaw-in,,. 100 Kg. 13;0O

(6) Canned or .in.any other packing Value 35%

319 Macaroni, Vermicelli, and. similar products

(n) In bulk **— 100 Kg. 9.00

(b) Canned or in. any other packing ... Value 35%

320 Margarine

partly of vegetabte substances (including weight of imme- :

and Similar Butter substitutes made wholly or-

diate packing) 100 Kg. 27.00

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Unit l.G.U.

321 Meats, Dried and Salted 100 Kg. 3.50

322 Meat Extracts Value 30$, -

323 Milk and Cream, Evaporated or Sterilised (including weight.

of ’’mmediate packing) 100 Kg. 13.00

16.00

325 Milk Food (including Dried Milk, Lactogen, Glaxo, ' etc.)

(including weight of immediate packing) ^alue

326 Oil, ‘Cod-liver ; „ 10%

327 Oil, Olive

(a) In bulk Litre 25% 0.16

I (b) In bottles and any other packing Value

328 Pork Rind 100 Kg. 13.00’

329 Soy, Sauce, and all other Preparations, Extracts, or Spbstances 35 °r

for Flavouring Food, n.o.p.f Value 88.00

330 Sausages, Dried 100 Kg.

331 Syrups and Juices, Fruit Value 3535%%

332 Syrups, Table ..u

333 Tea .—

(a) Tea Dust, Black 100 Kg. 8.00

(b) Others Value 35%

334 Foodstuffs, n.o.p.f. :—

(a) In bulk „ 30%

(b) Canned or in any other packing ,, 35%

CEREALS, FRUITS, MEDICINAL SUBSTANCES, SEEDS,

SPICES, AND VEGETABLES.

335 Aniseed Star :—

(a) 1st Quality (value Gold Units 40 and over per 100 Kg. 100 Kg. 10.006.70

(b) 2nd Quality (value under Gold Units 40 per 100 Kg... ,,

336 Apples, Fresh ,, 5.70

337 Asafeotida Value 15%

338 Barley, Buckwheat, Maize, Millet, Oats, Rye and Grains, 15%

339 Beans and Peas „ 15%

1.80

340 Betelnut Husk, Dried „

341 Betelnuts, Dried ,, . 2.30

0.41

342 Bran ,,

343 Camphor:—

(a) Camphor (Laurus Camphor), Crude or Refined

(including Shaped) 100 Kg. 60.00:

(b) Others (including Imitation) Value 30%.

344 Camphor Baroos :—

(a) Clean K’gramme 5.40

(b) Refuse Value 30%

345 Capoor Cutchery Quintal 2.30

346 Cardamom Husk ,, 1.40

347 Cardamoms, Inferior K’gramme . 0.10

348 Cardamoms, Superior ,, 0.56

349 Cassia Lignea and Buds ,, 0.094

350 Cassia Twigs Quintal 1,80

351 • Chestnuts 100 Kg. 2.80

352 China root >.. >, 9.80

353 Cinnamon :—

(а) In bulk K’gramme 0.21

(б) Others Value 20%

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354 Cloves :— Unit C.G.U.

„ , (a) . Ip bulk RAOU-8 K’gramme 0.11

’ ' ' (5) Others Value 20%

355 ‘ Clo^esj' liother .V........V....... .V.V K’gramme 0.03

356 Cocaine j&^aa...Ixu«...jL8(uI atUtU... Apuhttfatti... Ui'A.... Value 20%

357 Flour, Wheat Quintal 1.24

358 Flour and Cereal Products, ,n.o.p.f Value 25%

359 Fodder'' ' ...: V. 100 Kg.: 0.50

360 Fruits, Fresh, Dried, and Preserved, n.o.p.f. (in hulk).. Value' 10%

361 • Galangal 1.59

362 Ginseng (including Beard, -Roots,, and Cuttings);, 30%

363 Ginseng, Wild 30%

364 Groundnuts

(a) ..In shell .j:..u.,......;.;j..u..i...:..... 1.60

; - (b) Shelled.......... 1.80

365 21.00

360- Hops

Isinglass, Vegetable 80.00

Thousand 13.00

367. Lemons, Fresh 100 Kg. 9.00

368 Lichees,' Dried 8.40

369 Lily Flowers', Dried 1 8.90

370 Lungngan Pulp : 6.30

371 Lungngan, Dried 3.30

372 Malt Value 15%

373 Medicinal Substances, Vegetable (Crude), n.o.p.f. 20%

374 Morphia in alb forms .........i lOOKg. 35.00

375 Mushrooms - 0,11

376 *2 Nutmegs, in. bulk Value 20%

377, [ Olives , (including. Fresh,. Dried, and Preserved) 20%

'378 Opium-, Tincture of 100 Kg. 5.80

379 Oranges, Fresh .i...j.....'i;..;Li..;.......„....J.il.'L..-....;i.j.. 5.80

380 Peel,, Orange, in. bulk

381 Pepper, in bulk :—

(a) Black V 13.00

(b) White 21.00

382 Potatoes, Fresh 1.30

383 Putchuck 53.00

384 Paddy and Rice :—

Paddy Quintal 0.80

Rice : .....; i-l „ 1.65

385 Seed, Apricot 12.00

386 Seed, Lily-flower (i.e., Lotus-nuts without Husk) „ 8.90

387 Seed, Lucraban •••• „ 1.80

388 Seed, Melon „ 4.60

389 Seed, Pinp (i.e,, Fir-puts) 6.00

390 Seed, Ses.amUni 2.40

391 Seeds, n.o.p.f; Value 20%

392 Spices and Condiments, n.o.p.f., not prepared :—•

(a) In bulk

(b) Others

100 Kg. 0.64

394 Vegetable, Fresh, Dried,. Prepared, and Salted :

(a) i,In bulk Value 20%

(b) Others r-r!----. 25%

395 Wheat „ 0.50

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SUGAR. tjnit C.G.U.

396 Molasses Quintal (L33

397 Sugar (Sucrose),, not including .Cube, Loaf, and Sugar

Candy :—

(a) Refined, with more than 2 per cent, of Invert Sugar... „ 9.60

(5) Others (including Raw) :—

. (1) . Not exceeding 86° of polarization ... 6.35

(2) Exceeding 86° but not exceeding 87° 6.-50

(3) Exceeding 87° but not exceeding 88° 6.65

(4) Exceeding 88° but not exceeding 89° 6.80

>' ■ ■ (5) Exceeding 89° but not exceeding 90°p 6.95

(6) Exceeding 90°p but not exceeding 91 7.10

(7) Exceeding 91 but not exceeding 92° 7.25

(8) Exceeding 92° but not exceeding 93° 7.40

(9) Exceeding 93° but hot exceeding 94° 7.60

(10) Exceeding 94° but not exceeding 95°

(11) Exceeding 95° but not exceeding 96° „ 8.10

(12) Exceeding 96° but not exceeding 97° „ 8.40

(13) Exceeding 97° but not exceeding 98° 1 ,, 8.80

(14) Exceeding 98° of polarization „ 9.GO

398 Sugar, Grape >> 9.60

399 Sugar, Cube and Loaf ,, 20.00

400 Sugar, Candy ,, 15.00

401 Saccharine E1 gramme 50%

402 Sugar, n.o.p.f. (such as Malt Sugar, Milk Sugar, Fruit Sugar,

etc.) Value 5%

WINES, BEER, SPIRITS, TABLE WATERS, ETC.

403 Champagne and any other Wine sold under the label “Cham-

pagne ” Case of 12 botts. or 24 half bqtts. 34.00

404 Other Sparkling Wines ,„ 16rQ0

405 Stillnatural

Wfnes,fermentation

Red or White, exclusively

of Grapes (not theincluding

produceVins

of thede

Liqueur) :—

(a) In bottles Litre 12.00

(b) In bulk „ 89%

406 Port Wine : —

(a) In bottles Case hf 12 botts. 24 botts. 19.00

(b) in bulk Litre 80%

407 Marsala :—

(b) In bulk Litre 1.10

408 Vins dq Liqueur other than Port and Marsala (viz., Madeira,

Malaga, Sherry, etc.)

(a) In bottles .Case “of 12'botts. or 24 half botts. 18.09

(b) In bulk Litre

1 1.10

409 Vermouth, Byrrh, and Quinquina „ 0.75

410 Vermouth, in. bulk ...... 1.00

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41.1 Sake,:-,-; Umt C.G.U.

(a) In barrels , IW Kg. 80%

(b) . In bottles 12 sho 15.00'

412 Ale, Beer, Porter, Stout, Cider, Perry, and similar fermented

Spirituous Liquors made of Fruits and Berries Litre 80%

413 Brandy and Cognac :—

.(a)Jn bottles Case of reputed quarts 21,00

(b) In bulk Litre 80%

414 Whisky :—

(a) In bottles ..Case of reputed quarts

(b) Ih bulk ... !CuLVj.U.>lu.ui.YU .0 ; Litm:

415 Gin :—

(a) In bottles .Case of reputed quarts 11.00'

(b) ■ In bulk ... :i .: Litre 80%

416 Rum :—-

(a) In bottles ....Case of reputed Quarts XO.00

(b) In bulk (not including Rum for industrial uses) .....: Litre 80%

417 Liqueurs .12 reputed quarts or 24 reputed pints 19.00

418 Waters, Table, Aerated and Mineral 12 botts. or 24 half botts. 0.70'

419 Wines and all other Alcoholic or Spirituous Liquors, n.o.p.f.... Value 80%

Alcohols (See No. 434).

VII—TOBACCO.

42Q Cigarettes :—

(a) Value over Gold Units 20 per 1,000 and all Cigarettes

not bearing a distinctive brand or name on "each '

Cigarette Thousand 16.00'

(b) Value over Gold Units 15 but not over Gold Units 20

per 1,000 ....' - „ 8.70

(c) Value over Gold Units 10--but not over-Gold'Units 15' '

per 1,000 „ 7.20

(d) Value over Gold Unite 7,5 but not over Gold'Units 10

per 1,000 ,l,nob! . „ 5.S0

(e) Value over Gold Units 5 but not over Gold Units >7i5’l

per 1,000 „ 3.90'

(/) . Value over. Gold Units .2,5 but not over Gold ;Units 5

per 1,000 „ 2.20

(g) Value Gold Units 2.5 or less per 1,000 .,, 1.30

421 Cigars:—

(a) Value over Gold Units 130 per 1,000 Fifty 3.75

(b) Value over Gold Units 70 but not over Gold Units 130

per 1,000 ,,t 2.50

(c) Value over Gold Units 50 but not over Gold Units 70.

per 1,000 1.50

(d) Value over Gold

per 1,000 .; Units 20 but not over Gold Units 5Q „ 1.00

(e) , Value Gold Units 20 or less per 1,000 Value 50%

422 Snuff and Chewing Tobacco ,, 50%

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Unit C.G.TL

•504 Inks 0/ ali; kinds Value 20%

502 Laka-woqd 100 Kg. 1.80

508 Lead, Red, White and Yellow „ 0-70

504 Logwood, Extract , , , P-00

505 Nut-galls „f , 8-80

500 Oehre .. ,, 3.10

507. Safflower Value ,15%

508 Sapanwood ... 100 Kg. 2-2p,.

509 Smalt , „ 18.00

510 Sulphur* Black Quintal 17.00

511 Tanning Extracts, Vegetable, n.o.p.f. (Such as Quebracho,

Wattle Bark, etc.) ,, 4.40

512.. Turmeric „ 3.00

513 . Ultramerine ,, 11.00

514 Vermilion ,, 52.09

515 Vermilion Artificial Value 15%.

516, White Zinc „ 3.00

517 ,Uyes, Pigments. Colours, Tan and Tanning Materials, and

Paint Materials, n.o.p.f „ 15%-

518 Paints, Varnishes, and Polishes, n.o.p.f „ 20%

X.—CANDLES, SOAP, OILS, FATS, WAXES, GUMS AND RESINS.

Beeswax, Yellow. (See No. 538).

519 Candles ..: K’gramme 0.13

520 Gasolene, Naphtha and Benzine, Mineral :—

(a.) In ease Case of 2 tins each of 5 Am. gallons 1.63

In Tin do. do. do. ., 1.6t

(6) In bulk Litre 0.04

521 Grease, Lubricating, wholly or partly mineral 100 Kg. 3.10

Gums and Resins :—

Amber. (See No. 627).

Asafoetida (See No. 337).

522 Gum Arabic ,, 6.00

523 Gum Dragon’s blood K’gramme 0.26

524 Gum Myrrh Quintal 3.50

525 Gum Olibanum „ 4.80

528 Resin „ 2.30

527 Shellac and Button Lae K’gramme 0.28

528 Others Quintal 10%

529 Liquid Fuel (Fuel Oil) :—

(a) With specific gravity over 0.90 at 20° C. and flashpoint

over 95° C,

(Cleveland Open Cup) :

Oil, Diesel (including Solar) Metric Ton 2.90

Other kinds 2 90

(5) Others (including Crude Oil for Refining Purposes) :

Oil, Diesel (including Solar) „ 26.30

Other kinds ^26.30

530 Oil, Caster (for Lubricating) Tftfl'Ksi. 7.30

531 Oil, CoeOriut 4 59

 TEXT OF NEW OlII^SE-CUSTOMS IMPORT TARIFF 229

532 Oil, Kerosene : (including, 'other minefal- oils for. illuminating

purposes with. spe^fie,• gi:fiY%jf>ftju;,to(,(K9p)•:—< Unit C.G.U.

(a) In lease Case of_2 tins'.ieaeh-!.of..5 .Vjii.gallons 1.43

, In Tin do. do. do. . 1.41

. (h)’ In bulk Lifre 0.035

533 Oil In i;seed O^Odf*,

534 Oil, Lubricating

la) 'Whollv or partly of Mineral Origin* „ 0.018

(b) Otftfer' kinds of, n.o.p.f „ i»0i032.

Oil, Olive, in bulk (See ^. 32;^ ,, i '

535 Soap :—

ia) Houjehold and Laundry (including Blue Mottled, in.

bulk, bars, and doublets^ duty to Jfee charged on

nomiiiaf welghl-s, provided that such1'weights be hot

less than t'ttte wcfgHts ftntf tlidt a bdr does hot weigh

lefes than 200''grammes 100 Kg. 8.80

(61 Others Value 30%

-530 Stearlrur Quintal 6.10

537 Turpentine :—

la) Mineral Litre 0.022

... (6) Ve^table 0.088

538 Wax, Rees, Yellow K’gramme 0.13

530 Wax, Paraffin ..: Value 2.60

.540 Wax, Vegetable „ 6.40

541 Oils, Patk,' and Waxes, n.o.p.f. (ineluding Essential O’ls,

Natural and Synthetic, and mixtures consisting wholly

thereof) 15%

XL—BOOKS, MAPS, PAPER, AND WOOD PULP.

542 Rooks, Printed or Manuscript, Boun'd, .or Unbound (including

Telegraphic Code Book's, Picture Books and Copy Books for

teaching Drawing and Writing, and Books for teaching

Music to ChiMron ; but' not'including -other Mukic.' Bdolts,

Ledgers, and otner offices, Schools, and private stationery; Free

543 Charts and Maps (including Outline Maps, Relief Maps,

• Globes; and Models and Charts for Educational Purposes,

. such as the teaching, of anatomy, etc.) Free

544 Newspapers and Periodicals :—

' (a) Old (fit only for packing or remanufactuTe)..... Quintal) 0.3t

(6) Others Free

545 Paper Boards, Coated or Uncoated, Lined or Unlined, White

or Coloured, Glazed or Unglazed, Plain or Embossed :—

(a) Ivory Board, Chrome Board, Bristol Board made wholly

or partly of Chemical Pulp Value 25%

. (6) Boxboard, Leather Board, Manila Board, Jacquard or

Silk Board (Chip-Board), Wood-pulp Board,, Duplex

or Triplex (including Paste-boards of all kinds) .. .. Quintal 3.50

{$) Strawbqaxd, Plain, ,, 1.50

546 Paper, Cigarette :—

(a) On bobbins or rolls (including weight of bobbins or roll) K’gramme 0.25

(bf Others Value 15%

.547 Paper,'Coated and/or Enamelled, on one or both sides, White

' or Coloured (including Coated. Art Printing Paper) ■ 100 Kg. 9.60

230 TEXT OF NEW CHINESE CUSTOMS IMPORT TARIFF

: !

548 Paper, Common Printing and Nevvsprinting (made chiefly of ! '

Mechanical Wood-Pulp), Calendered or Uncalendered, Sized :'

or Unsized, White or Coloured:— Unit C.G.U-

(a) In rolls Quintal 74%

(b) Others „ 2.00

549 Paper, Drawing, Document, Bank-note, and Document Bond.. Value 30%

550 Paper, Glazed, either Flint, Friction, Marbled, or Designer!

Plain or Embossed, White or Cplpured 100 Kg. 13.00*

551 Paper Labels, for Match Manufacturing Value 5.00

552 Paper, M.G. Cap, White or Coloured, made wholly or chiefly

of Mechanical Wood Pulp '. 100 Kg. 5.09'

553 Paper, Packing-and Wrapping, Brown or Coloured,. Glazed o^

Unglazed, Plain, or Laid (including Packing Paper proofed

with Pitch or other material and of .one pr more ply} .. Quintal 5.00'

554 Paper, Parchment, Pergamyn, Glascine, apd Grease-proof (in-

cluding “Cellophane” and similar transparent paper) . Value 30%

555 Paper, Tissue (including Copying, Bible-print, Manifold, and

Pelure, White or Coloured, Plain or Laid) Quintal 30%.

556 Paper, Writing and/or Printing, Glazed or Unglazed, White

or Coloured, Plain or Laid (including Antique Wove, Un-

coated Art Printing Paper, and the like), n.o.p.f. :—

(a) Free of Mechanical Wood Pulp 100 Kg. 6.6(h

(b) Others ,, 6.0I>

55? Wall-paper, and Paper, Embossed, Metallic, pr otherwise De-

corated, n.o.p.f. Value 30% ,,

558 Paper, n.o.p.f. :—

(a) Free of Mechanical Wood Pulp ,, 25%

(b) Others . ,, 25%

559 Wood Pulp. Chemical Quintal 0.45

560 Wood Pulp, Mechanical ,, 0.40

561 Paperware and all Articles made of Paper, n.o.p.f Value 30%"

XII. —HIDES, LEATHER, SKINS (FURS) AND MANUFAC

562 Hides

(a) Buffalo, and Cdw Quintal 74%

(b) Others 74%

563 Leather, Belting K’gramme 124%

564 Leather, Sole ,, 20%

565 Leather, n.o.p.f „ 20%

566 Manufactures of Leather, n.o.p.f. (including Boots and Shoes,

Purses, etc.) Value 30 %’

567 Skins (Furs) : —

(а) Undressed Value 10%

(б) Dressed and/or Dyed : „ 20%

568 Articles made wholly or chiefly: Of Skins (Furs), n.o.p.f ,, 40%

XIII. -BONES, FEATHERS, HAIR, HORNS, SHELLS, S

AND MANUFACTURES THEREOF.

569 Bezoar

(a) Cow Bezoar, Indian , , Value 15%'

(b) Others : „ 15%

 TEXT OF NEW CHINESE CUSTOMS IMPORT TARIFF 231

570 Bones, and Manufactures thereof, n.o.p.f. :— Unit C.G.U.

(a) Bones ,, 10%

(b) ■ Manufactures of Bones 25%

571 Crocodile and Armadillo Scales K'jrrain'me 0.20

572 Feathers, and Manufactures thereof, u.o.p.f. :—

. in) Feathers for Decoration Value 25% •

(c)fit) Manufactures

Feathers, "Other

made wholly or partly of Feathers, n.o.p.f ,,,, 10%

30%

573 Hair, and Manufactures thereof, n.o.p.f.

(a) Hairs, Horse K'gramme 0.14

ib) Hair, Horse Tails .. 0.21

(c) Hair, Other Value 10%

(d) Manufactures of Hair, n.o.p.f .. 25%

574 Horns, and Manufactures thereof, n.o.p.f. : —

(a) Horns, Buffalo and Cow Quintal 3.80

(b) - Horns, Deer

(c) Horns, Deer, Old and Young Value 30%

(d) Horns, Rhinoceros and Antelope ,, 15%

(e) Horns, Other ,, 10%

(/) Manufactures of Horns, n.o.p.f ,, 25%

575 Manure, Animal ....: Free

570 Musk ' H’granime 8.40

577 Shells Value 10%

578 Sinews, Animal :—

(«) - Cow and Deer K’gramme 0.23

[b) Others Value 25%

oVif Tusks, Animal Teeth, and Manufactures thereof, n.o.p.f.

(U;(b) Elephants’

Tusks, and Tusks,

AnimalsWhole

Teeth,or Other

Parts of K’gramme 10%

Value 1.20

(c) Manufactures of Tusks and Animal Teeth, n.o.p.f. ... ,, 30%

Tariff Name of Article Tariff Duty

XIV.—TIMBER.

.580 Laths (not over 1.25 metres in length) Thousand 1.50

Ordinary

Rough (not Hewn,including TeakLogs

and Round and other• enumerated Woods),

’581 Hardwood Cubic M. 2.90

582 Softwood ,« 2.00

Ordinary, Sawn :—

583 Hardwood, not over Gold Units 75 in value per cubic metre... ., 6.30

584 Softwood ** 4.00

Ordinary, Manufactured (including any process further than

simple sawing, but not including Masts and Spars) :—

585 Hardwood

(a) Clear, on net measure, not over Gold Units 130 in

value per cubic

(5) " Merchantable, on metmetre

measure, hot over Gold Units 85 ,, 12.0(1

in value per cubic metre ' „ ., 9-60

586? Softwppd :— .

(a) Clear, on net measure 6.80

(b) Merchantable, on net measure ,, 4.89

 TEXT OF NEW CHINESE CUSTOMS IMPORT TARIFF

i .. • Unit . C.6.U.

587 Ordinfu:y Masts and Spars Value 20%

588 Railway Sleepers Piece 5%

589 Teakwood- (Beams, Planks, and Logs) Cubic ,M- 14^00

590 Timber, n.o.p.f. (Hard & Soft) Value

XV.—WOOD, BAMBOOS, RATTANS, COIR, STRAW, AND MANUFACTURES

THEREOF

591 Bags, Straw1

and Grass THbusand 10.00

592 Bamboos', and Manufactures thereof, n.o.p.f.

(a) Canes, Bamboo • >,, 1.50

(b) Others (including Bamboo, Split or Slfip, et^c.)..... 'value 10%

(c) Manufactures of Bamboo, n.o.p.f ,, 20%.

,593 Cojr and Manufactures thereof, n.o.p.f. : —

(a) Raw, Fibre, and Yarn Quintal 10%,

(by Rope i ,, 15%

(c) Mats, Door Dozen 2.40'

(d) Mattings, 92 cm. by 92 metres Roll, of Metres 14.00

(e) Manufactures of Coir, n.o.p.f Value 20%

594 Kapok Quintal 4.60-

595 Mats for Packing Purposes (including Dunnage Mats) Piece 10%

596 Mats> n.o.p.f. :—

(a) Fancy „ 20%

>(f>} Formosa Grass (bed) „ 3.30-

(c) Rattan ,, 20%

(d) Rush Hundred 25.00

(e) Straw ,, 2.00

(/) Tatami : .* Piece 0.20

(g) ■ Others „ 20%

Matting, n.o.p.f. :—

:{g)r Straw, 92 cm. by 37-metres Roll of 37 metres 2.1^0

(6) Others „ 20%.

Rattans, and Manufactures thereof, n.o.p.f. :—

(a) Rattan, Core or whole Quintal 2.50

(c) Rattan, Split ,, 2.50'

(d) Manufactures of Rattan, n.o.p.f Value 20%

599 Straw, Panama Straw and the like, and Manufactures thereof,

n.o-.p.f.

(a) Straw, Panama Straw, Buntai Fibre, etc „ 10%

(b) Cordage (including, Ropei :<& Twine) Quintal 15%

(c) Hats Dozen , 30%

(d) Other Manufactures, n.o.p.f Value 20%.

600 Wood:— . ,)J,J,rd'bn4,\lSu uti'ilmhn!

(a) Camagon JgQjftg.,., 1,70

(b) Garop X’gramme 1.80

(c) Puru , .100 Kg. 0.94

(d) Red -Oind Rpse „ 2.00

(e) Sandal ' ,, 25%

(/) ’ Scented and Fragrant (Hsiang’ C^ai).................. Value 25%

(g) Cork Wood 7f%

(h) Others (including Camphor Wood, a-ffibOWij .Rratyep , ; ,

Wood, Lignum-yitpe^ etc.).i.,.,...., „ 20%

 TEXT OF NEW CHINESE Cl'STOMS IMPORT TARIFF 233

j601 Woodware of all kinds and other Manufactures of Wood,

- n.o.p.f. Unit C.G.U.

(a) Casks, Barrels, Packing Cases or other ordinary

Containers for Cargo ,, ' 20%

(b) Corks ,. 15%'"

(c) Furniture ,, 20%

, (d) Machinery (whole or parts) ,, 10%

(e) Sandal Dust ,, 25%

(/)(g) Scale

Shavings Sticks(for Match Manufacturing) Piece

100 Ku. 0.12 1.70

(Ji) ^hoqks for Making Casks and Cases Value 20%

' ft)'’‘ Splints (for Match Manufacturing) 100 Kg. 1.50

(j) Wood Shavings, Hinoki Value 20%

.1 (fc) Wood, Veneer (including Plywood) ,, 20%

[l) Others ,, .25%

XVI.—COAL, FUEL, PITCH, AND TAR.

<603 Coal :—

(a) Anthracite, with Fuel Ratio at 5 or over Metric Ton 2.80

(b) Others ,, 1-80

'004 Coal Briquettes ,, » 15%..

Liquid Fuel. See No. 529.

-005 - Pitch and Asphalt Quintal 0.83

-606 Tar, Coal 0.00

607 Coke Metric Ton 10%

XVII.—CHINA WARE, ENAMELLEDWARE, GLASS, ETC.

008; Chinaware (Not including Chemical and other Scientific

Chinaware) ' alue 50%

*609 Enamelled Ironware :—

(a) Basins, Bowls, Cups, and Mugs:

(1) Not over 11 centimetres ! in diameter Dozen . 0.25

(2) Over 11 centimetres bu

in diameter 0.45

cl •(3) Over 22 centimetres

in diameter but not . over 36. centimetres -Doien 0.55

(4) Others an Value 20%

(b) Others .: •- „ 20%

•6l0 :Glass, Plate, Silvered:—

(a) Less than 710 sq. metre each (Unbevelled) Sq. Metre 20%

(b) Not over J sq. metre each : .

(1) Bevelled >> 2.30

(2) Unbevelled i „ 1-80

,,. (, (c) Over I sq. metre each :

(1) .- Bevelled

(2) ( Unbevelled

611' : Glass, Plate, Unsilyered :—

(ti) Less than ‘/10 sq.- metf-fe each (Unbevelled). ,, 20% '

(b) Not over ^ sq. metre each:

(1) Bevelled ...A „ 1.60

(2) Unbevelled „ 1.56:

• ' 1: :(c)uu0fer ^ .sq. metre each :

,. 01T'i Aiy

,(2) Bevelled

Unbeveiled. i.y;;.. nun.. j,,,

Kaartqu;J*..U-jihul...v 2.50

2.00

234 TEXT OE KEfW CHINESE,. CUSTOMS. IMPORT TAR1EF

Unit - C.G.U.,

612^ Glass, Plate or Sheet, n.o.p.f Value 20%

(113 Glass, Window, Common, not over 01 hectogrammes in weight

per • sq. metre 10 sq. metre 1.10

014 Glass, Window, Coloured, Stained, Ribbed, Embossed, of

Wired Value 20%

615 'Glassware (Not including Chemical and other ,Scientific

. Glassware) ,: 25%

61#r Mirrors, „ 25%

61? Opera Glasses and Eyeglasses, C^oin.pleteiand parts thereof.,..,. ,,? 20%.

XVIII—STONE, EARTH, AND MANUFACTURES THEREOF.

618 Cement, Hydraulic, as Portland Quintal 0.83-

619 Corundum Sand ,, 1.10-

620 Emery and Glass Powder ,, 0.83

Emery Cloth. See No. 636.

621 Fire bricks and Bricks .....: Value 10%

622 , Fireclay Quintal 0.38

623 Flints (including Flint Pebbles) ,, 0.66

Sand-paper. See No. 660.

624 Tiles (including floor tiles) Value 15%

625 Crucibles „ 20%

626 Stone, Earth, and Manufactures thereof, n.o.p.f. :—

(a) Manufactures ,, 20%.

(b) Others „ 15%.'

XIX.—MISCELLANEOUS.

627 Amber, Coral, Tortoise , Shell (Real or Imitation), and

Manufactures thereof, n.o.p.f. :—

(a) Manufactures 80%

(b) Others 20%

628 Animals, Living 10%

629 Asbestos and Manufactures thereof :—: .

t. (a) Lump, Powder, and Fibre K’gramme 15%

(b) Mill board Quintal 2.80*

(c) Sheets or Packings, Woven K’gramme 15%

(d) Yarn „ 0.17

(e) Others ,, 15’%

630 Barometers, Thermometers, Drawing, Surveying, Medical.

Nautical, Optical, Surgical, Dental, and all other Scientific

Instruments or Apparatus, and parts or accessories;thereof. Value . 10%,

631 Building Materials, n.o.p.f 15%

632 Buttons : —

(a) Metal (not including those made, or plated with

Precious Metals) Gross 0.60'

(b) Porcelain, or Common Glass 12 Gross 0.20’

(c) Shell Gross 0.20

..// (

633 Curios and Antiques ,, 30%

634 Damasceneware, Satsumaware, and Laequerware 40%.

635 .Decorative or Ornamental Materials or Products, n.o.p.f.

(including Spangles, Tinsel and Tinsel Wire,. Metallic

; Trimmings, etc.) 25%

636 EmergyrCloth

(a) Sheet not over ‘/ sq. metre Ream 2.00

(b) Sheet over ,sq.10 metre UjII.w.w Value 10%

637 Explosives for Industrial Purposes U.ib;wndu.J 10%

 TEXT OF NEW CHINESE CUSTOMS IMPORT TARIFF 235

633 Fans : , Unit C.G.U.

(«). , Palm-leaf ,r .Thousand 20%

(6J... Paper’ or Cotton „ 10.00

(cj ' Others 25%

639 Fertilisers, n.o.p.f. Quintal 10%l

640 Glue K’gramme 0.035

641 Gramoph'dnes, Phonographs, and other Talking Machines, and

parts and accessories thereof Value 30%

i642 Gypsum Quintal 0.17

043 Hat Braid and Fibres for making' Hat Braid Value 10%

044 India-tubber and Gutta-percha, and Manufactures thereof: —

(a) India-rubber,-Crticlie, Old or Waste,1 and Guttapereha, Quintal 10%

Crude

(0) irBoots and Shoes, ,as also .Footgear made wholly or Pair 30%,

partly of Rubber

(c) Manufactures, n.o.p.f. (including Tires, i.e. for „ 38.00

Bicycles, Ricshas, etc.) Value 25%

(d) Others (including Tires for Motor Vehicles) 30%

•645 Jewellery and Ornaments, n.o.p.f „ 25%

646 Lamps and Lampware, n.o.p.f

.647 Leather, Imitation, and Oilcloth (not including Oilcloth for

Flooring), and Manufactures thereof :— 25%

(a) Leather. Imitation,, and Pilploth ,. 30%

, (b) Manufactures of Imitation, Leather, and Oilploth 30%

648 Linoleum and other Floor Covering?, n.o.p.f 15%

649 Machine Belting and Hose

650 Manicure Sets and parts thereof, Powder Puffs and cases, and 30%

Vanity cases

.651 Matches, Wood, Safety Or Other :—

(a) 1 Small, in Boxes not over 51 mm.'by 35 mm. by 16 mm. Gross 40%

■ - ■ • (including Booklets) 0.24

(5) Large, in Boxes nptpver. 64 mm. by 38 mm. by 19 mm,

(c) In Boxes vvjhQse . dimeixsions exceed any one ; of i tpe ,, 40%

dimension given under \b).t above ,.

*652 Musical Instruments:—

(a) Complete „ 25%

(6) Parts and Accessories : —

(1) Organ Reeds „ 10%

(2) Ivory Key Boards „ io%

(3) Others „ 20%

653 Pearls, Real or Imitation Value 30%

654 Pens, Pencils, and Other Office Requisites, n.o.p.f

655 Perfumery, Cosmetics, Shaving Soap, Face Cream, Tooth „ 20%

Paste, Talcum or other Toilet Powder, Hair Tonic, and all

other Preparation for the Hair, Mouth, Teeth, or Skin 35%

656 Photographic and Cinematographic Products, Apparatus, and

Materials of all kinds except Chemicals 25%

657 Plants and Flowers, Living 10%

658 Precious and Semi-Precious Stones, Real or Imitation (includ-

ing Jadestone, Cornelian Stone, etc.) and Manufactures

thereof :—

(a) Uncut and Unpolished :

(1) Jadestone Quintal 10%

(2) Others Value 20%

(5) Others » 25%

659 Printing and Lithographic Materials, n.o.p.f. „ 15%

 T'ENa? of: NEW iCHINEBE XUSTOMB IMPORT: TAMFF

• r066 Sand-Paper :— Unit C.G1:tJ.

(a) Sheet not over 1 /10 sq.’metre Ream 0.60

(b) 'Sheet over ’/10 sq. metre .....'. Value 10%

661 Sponges ,, | 15%i

662 Sporting Requisites, n.o.p.f ,, 20%;

663 Starch K’gramme 15%.

6G4 Synthetic Resins and Plastics (sucli as Celluloid, Bakelites,

etc.) and Manufactures thereof,, ui.o.p.f. ; —

(a) Manufacture^ Value 35%.

(b) Others (including Cumps, Bars, Rods, Plates, Sheets,

Tiubes, etc., i.e., not as finished Articles) ,, 20%

665 Thermostatic Containers, and parts or accessoi-ies thereof •„ 25%

666 Tobacconists’ Sundries ?: ,, 30%

668 Toys and Games ,, . 35%

669 Trunks, Suitcases, Satchels,‘ Card Cases, Jewel Cases, Port-

folios. and Travelling Bags dr Boxes' of all' kinds ,, , 30%

670 Umbrellas and Sunshades :+■»

(a) With Handles wholly or partly of PBeeidus Metalk,'

Ivory, Mother^of^Pearl, Tortoise-Shell, Agate) etc.,

or Jewelled Piece' 25%

(b) With all other Handles, dll'Cotton, or Cotton, Mixtures,

no.t Silk „ 0.20-

(c) With all other Handles, Silk and Silk Mixtures „ 0.50

(d) With all other Handles, Paper „ 0,13

(e) With all other Handles, Other^ ,, 25%

If) Parts and accessories Value 20%.

671 Works of Art, such as Piettirea, Etchings, and Engravings,

Paintings, Drawings, Statuary, Sculptures, and/dt Copids)'

Replicas, or Reproductions thereof „ 20%.

672 Articles not otherwise provided for in this Tariff ,, 20%

DIRECTORY

MOlTMId

 EA.STERN SIBERIA

VLADIVOSTOCK

Vladivostock is the chief town of the Maritime Province, which, together witb

the Habarovsk,

Provinces formsNicolaevsk, Amour, Region”

the “Far Eastern Zeia, Tchita, Sretensk,TheKamchatka,

of Siberia. administrative and Saghalk

centre isn

at Habarovsk.

deg. The port East,

54 min. of Yladivostock,

at the southern lies inendlatitude

of a long43 peninsula

deg. 7 min.reaching

North, intolongitude 131

Peter the-

Great Bay. Of the ports in East Siberia it.is by far the most important. It has one

ofshape

the and

mostthemagniticent harbours in the East. From its peculiar

once supposed hidden treasures in the slightly auriferous soil of its long and narrow

surrounding hills it has not inappropriately been called the Golden Horn. The en-

trances to the harbour are hidden by Russian Island, which divides the fairway into

two narrowdirection

northern passages. and This

then fine sheet bends

suddenly of water firsteast

to the runsforfora distance

about halfof aaboutmile inonea

mile. On all sides it is surrounded oy hills low on the southern

northern shore ; these hills slope sharply down to the water’s edge. Once verdane and higher on the-

with foliage, they have been completely denuded of trees

harbour, capable of accommodating an almost unlimited number of vessels of deep- by reckkss felling. The-

draught

kept open by ice-breakers so that steamers can always find their way in withoutis-

and large capacity, affords a safe anchorage. During the winter months it

difficulty. There is a floating dock capable of taking in vessels up to'3,000 tons, and a

fine graving

bottom, dock breadth,

564 feet; of the following

118 feet; dimensions:—Length

breadth at entrance, over all, min.

90 feet; 621 feet;

depth,length

29 feet.at

There are also two large docks built especially for purposes of the State war fieet, but

merchant vessels are now permitted to dock in them. Thanks

railway authorities in the form of revised freight rates and efforts to employ a to assistance from the

maximum number of cars during the last two years, shipments via Changchun to

South

is not Manchurian ports assumed

vital to the prosperity dimensions

of North indicating that an outlet via Vladivostock

Manchuria.

A largo import business was formerly done, the main lines being cotton goods, iron,,

machinery,The

interior. flour,municipal

fresh andaffairs

potted meat, boots, were

of Vladivostock and managed

tea for transportation

by a Mayor andintoTown the

Council

1922 the elected by and

SovietonGovernment from among the Russian civil community. In the Autumn of

town is built the southernat Moscow

slope of extended its authority

the hills running along totheVladivostock.

northern shoreTheof

the harbour, and handsome brick residences have been

placing the old wooden structures. The entire area, with the exception of some erected in recent years, re-

unoccupied

well laid outlotswithintervening

wide buthere and there,

ill-kept roads. is The

covered by buildings,

sanitary arrangementsand thearetownbad,is

though the town is fairly healthy. Most conspicuous among the buildings are the

government

railway station,offices,

thethe post and

museum, thetelegraph offices, the

Russian church, municipal house,

residences the barracks,

formerly occupied theby

the Governor and by the Admiral Commanding (the latter residence is surrounded

by a public garden), while the houses formerly belonging to the more affluent merchants

are well and substantially built. There are two or three hotels, a university, several

schools

late TsarforcutboysatandVladivostock

girls, and military,

the firstnavalsod ofandthecivil hospitals.

Siberian Railway,In which

June, was1891,com-

the

pleted in 1902. The port is the terminus of the great trunk line from Moscow, and

there are steamship services to Japan and Shanghai.

 240 ' YLAD1V OSTOCK—NICOL AEVSK

DIRECTORY

Anglo-Chinese Eastern Trading , Qo., Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ltd.

T. C.Hordum,

Ltd.—27, Lineinaya, Street; Teleph.

8-74; P.O. Bax 122; Cable Ad: Soya Jeppesensupt.

E. A. Kunze, signs per pro. G. W. Sorensen

S. H. Madsen | M. F. Andersen

Becos Traders, Ltd.—15, 25th October C. H. C. Brogger i A. T. Hansen

Street; P.O. Box rG.AVM.'

A: Smidt

Knudsen j E.G. G.Andresen

Strarup

J. Findlay, agent102; Cable Ad: Becos

•CONSULATES Wassard & Co. — Cable Ad: Orient;

Cl}JN4. i 5 ,4 n': Code: Scott’s

C hum any . Bentley’s; IQth A.B.C.

edn. and,5thAcme,

edn,,BoeImpr.,

L.A. P.Jorgensen,

VVassai-d,partner

managing partner

Consul—A Balser

Secretary—A. Wollny E.. Lundsteen, manager

NICOLAEVSK

The port and settlement of Nicolaevsk, founded in. 1851 by. Admiral Neyelskoi, is

-situated on the river Amur, about 39 miles from its mouth. The Amur is here about

nine

-of three milesto infourwidth,

knots,with a depth

though the inriver

mid-stream of eightinto parts,

is very shallow nine fatboms

even inaudmid-stream.

a current

Itfeetisdraught

navigablecanforgetvessels

up.600 miles, ;The town is built on a plateau 50 feet aboveofthe12

of light draught for more than 2,000. miles, and vessels

sea.level and gradually,.slopes eastward down to the rivpr. The most conspicuous

edifice is the Cathedral,

in appearance, round west

with a large whichtower,

the town is built.

having, belfry This

and structure

dome, butisit imposing

is built

of wood, and is, showing .signs of deterioration, At the back of the. Cathedral

is“ Governor’s

a large grass-grown square, two sides: of which are occupied by barracks,

” house, and police station. There are few substantial houses in the town, the

except those used as public buildings or stores, and the buildings

built of wood. The town suffered badly in tbp Spring of 1920 in the struggle betweenare small and wholly

“ Reds” and “Whites,,’’ and a large part of it was burned down. There is little trade

at present except in fish and cranberries, quantities pf salrtion being dried ahd cured

here. There is a small export of Manchurian Soya beans to Japan.

Classified List of Agents, AfercKants

and Afanafactarers in this

territory, also a List of Cal>le

Addresses, Trill be foand at the

Lnd of the Directory. Classified

List of Far Fastern Fngineering

Firms follows Fong Fong.

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 JAPAN

Constitution and Government

The government of the Japanese Empire was anciently, in theory at least, that

-ofhands

»n absolute uiMnarchy, hisbut the real administrative and, executive jaower. was impyer- the

threw, ofaffer

Wie,^hogun

a short andwar, theclansmen.

power of the In Shogun,

the year together

48(i8 thewith* Imperialist

thajt of theparty

Daiinios,

-or, feuAai hpblps,

retainersihcoxnes, who,

jo the Mikado, on the

by whom 25th June, 186% resigned their

to; retain Iap^,' ireyehues, and

original but ordered to residetheyin the

werecapital

permitted

in future. one-tenth:isofknown

The sovereign, their

.as the JEmperor. The word “Mikado” is only one of many, htihorific ;titles and has

never been in.general use among the Japanese.

Hirohito, the reigning monarch, succeeded to the throne in December, 1927, and the

-coronation

•thirty-six . ceremonies

years of agewereandperformed in Kyoto

is, according in November,

to Japanese, chrpnology, 1928. partly

Ills Majesty

mythical,is

the 12iiu of an unbroken dynasty, founded 660 e.c.

The power of the Mikado was formerly absolute, but its exercise was controlled to

some extent by custom and public opinion. The Emperor Mutsuhito, posthumously

and ordinarily known as the Emperor Meiji in 1875, when the Senate and Supreme

Judicial Tribunal were founded, solemnly declared his earnest desire to have a con-

stitutional-system of government. The Mikado has long-been regarded as the spiritual

as well as the, temporal head of the Empire, but, although the Shinto faith is held

■atondbealla form of national

religions religion,in the

are tolerated Emperor

Japan. The does not interfere

Ecclesiastical in religiouswasmatters,

Department in 1873

reduced to a simple bureau under the control

Emperor acts through an Executive Ministry divided into eleven of the Minister of the Interior:,

departments, The

— Gwaimu Sho (Foreign Affairs), Naimu Sho (Interion),:Okura: Sho (Finance), Kaigun

Sho (Navy),

Sho Rikugun Forestry),

''Agricultureand Sho (Army),ShokoSho

Shi ho Sho(Commerce-amd

(Justice), Mombu Industry), Sho .(Education),

Teishin,Sho(GonJrNorm

munications) Takumusho (Overseas Affairs) and Testudo^sho (liailways). In 188i8a Privy

Council,

promisedmodelled, on that ofwasGreat

by the Mikado, Britain,onwasthecpiistitvliej-

proclaimed 11th l^ebruaryj jh®,A^S^new. (lop^titgtion,

apd in July,

1890, the first Parliament was elected; it met on the 29th November.

ary system is bicameral, the House of Peers and ,the Ho^seiof Ilep’resenfatiyes,'con- The Parliament-

•stityting (he Imperial Diet.

(Tokyo,The Empire

Kyoto, and is divided

Osaka),forandadministrative purposes intoincluding

43 Ken, or prefectures, three Fu,theor urban Loochoo prefectures

Islands,

awhich have administration,

separate been converted into calleda ken and named.Okinawa.

Hokkaido-cho. Chosen orThe Corea,island of Yezo

which is under

was annexed

>by Japan in 1910, Formosa, and the Kwantung Province of Manchuria arts governed as

•colonies' vvitlv a Governor

general supervision General,

of thefrom

Ministry or, in the cake ofAffairs.

Kwahtung, 1 a Governtm uiideFtbe

•originally leased by Russia China,oftheOverseas

lease being taken oyer 'Kwantung

by JapahProvincb

aS a resultwasof

equal'rank, are under the control of the Ministry of the Interior and havearelimited

the Russo-Japanese war. The fu and ken are governed by prefects, who _ all of

powers, being required to submit every matter, unless thbre is a precedent for it, to

the Minister of the Interior. Nor have they any concern in judicial proceedings, which

•come under the cognizance of the 51 local Courts', and the seven Supreme Courts at

Tokyo,

Daishin-In OsaJiaj, Nagoya,

presides Hiroshima, Nagasaki, Miyagi, and, ^.a/pppro, , over which the

at Tokyo.

regime, the administrativechange

Previous to the last authorityof Government,

rested with which restored(Military

the Shogun the ancient Imperial

Commander),

whom foreigners were at first led to recognise as the.temporal

they negotiated treaties of peace and commerce. The Shogunate was founded sovereign, and with whomin

1184 by Yoritomo, a general of great valour and ability,

several dynasties until 1868, when the Tokugawa family were dispossessed of the and was continued through

usurped authority. ’ Under the Shogun 300 or more Daimios (feudal princes) shared

242 JAPAN

Wits administrative power, being practically supreme in their respective domains

conditionally upon their loyalty to the Shogun; but their rank and power disappeared

with the Shogunate.

Notification and RescriptOnrehabilitating

the 7th July,the1884, however,

nobility, andHis Majestytoissued

admitting an the

its ranks Imperial

most

distinguished

The old titles civil

wereand militaryandofficials

abolished, who replaced

have been took partbyinthose

the work of the(/vo),

of Prince Restoration-

Marquis-

(Ko), Count (JIaku), Yiscount (Shi), and Baron (Dan).

Population

The total area of Japan, exclusive of Formosa and Chosen, is estimated at 163,042;

square

Census miles.

Board The population

in 1930, of the Empire,

was 64,447,724 for Japanaccording

Proper;to 21,057,969

the returnsforfromKorea; the

4,594,161 for Formosa;

Os ika, Tokyo, Nagoya, andKyoto,295,187

Kobe, for Baghalien.

Yokohama The mostinpopulous

and Nagasaki the ordercities are-

named.

Japan is geographically divided into the four islands: Honshiu, the central and most

important territory; Kiushui, “nine provinces,” the south-western island; Shikoku,

“ che four provinces,” the southern island; and Hokkaido, the most northerly

and least developed.

containing 66 provinces,Theandfirst

the three

latter islands

Hokkaidoareissub-divided

divided intointo eight large areas,

11 provinces.

Extension of the Japanese railway systems has proceeded uninterruptedly since

the first line

cluding was laid

Chosen, in 1872.andTheSaghalien),

Formosa mileage open to traffictoin the

according Japan1930proper (ex-

returns,

is 8,826inmiles

ment 1906 ofdecided

State railway

on the and

State5,769 miles ofof all

ownership private railway.

railways which The

are Govern-

used for

general traffic, the object being to improve the facilities for direct traffic over long

distances, to accelerate transportation, and to cheapen the cost.

proposed to purchase the lines belonging to 32 private companies within a period The Government

extending from 1906 to 1911, but the House of Peers, when the Bills came before

thein, reduced the number of companies to be bought out to 17 and extended

the period of purchase to 1915. The aggregate length of the lines it was decided to

purchase the

through waswhole

2,812 transaction

miles. It was soonyear,

in one foundandadvisable

the sum for various

of Yen reasons was

483,563,325 to carry

paid

during the.two years 1907-8 and 1908-9. As a result of the war with Russia, the South

Manchurian Railway was taken over by Japan.

alectric tramway in Japan, with many more under construction. There are well over 4,000 miles of

By treaties made with a number of foreign Governments

Kanagawa (Yokohama), Nagasaki, Kobe, Hakodate, Niigata, and the cities of Tokyo the Japanese ports of

(formerly

new treatiescalled

wereYedo) andwith

signed Osakathe were

Powersthrown

by whichopenextra-territoriality

to foreign commerce. In 1894

was abolished

and the whole country opened to foreign trade and residence, the treaty to come into

force in July, 1899. Actually, extra-territoriality ceased to exist on August 4th, 1899.

Education

There Education

are is national

numerous High and very Middle

Schools, general Schools,

in Japan,Normal

and isSchools,

making great progress.

special studies—such as Law, Commerce, Science, Medicine, Mining,and Colleges

Agriculture, for

and

Foreign Languages—and several Female High Schools have been established, and are

carefully fostered by the Government. In order to facilitate the prosecution of foreign

studies the Government

public expense, employsof students

a large number many European

every yearprofessors,

to AmericaandandalsoEurope.sends, at the

The Earthquakes of 1923 and 1930

any An appalling

recorded in theearthquake—probably the most disastrous

history of the world—occurred in Tokyo and in itsYokohama

consequences

and theof'

surrounding

killed, district on September 1st, 1923, as dead

a result of113,000

which 100,000 people were

material damage was enormous. A very large proportion of the buildings in The-

43,000 were missing and believed to be and were injured. the

capital

the fires and

whichthe chief port were reduced to dust andtotal

ashesof 6,962

by thefactories

earthquake and

and assessed thefollowed.

damage atTheyenofficial returns

$380,000,000. gave

Greata progress has been madedestroyed,,

in Tokyo-

and Yokohama with re-construction work on the most modern lines.

 JAPAN 243

On November 26th, 1930, Japan experienced another serious earthquake,

being killed, 351 injured and over 8,000 buildings were damaged. Though the shock 252 people

was feltfully

capital severely in Tokyo

justified the special

themselves precautionsnotaken

and practically damage in the

was rebuilding

sustained inof the

the

rural districts. The total damage was estimated over twenty million yen.

Foreign Trade For 1933

The foreign trade of Japan proper for the year 1935 amounts to ¥3,778,266,000; that

is,being

¥1,861,046,000

¥56,174,000. Compared with 1932 thisimports,

exports and ¥1,917,220,000 the balance

represents in favour

an increase of imports

of ¥454,054,000

{or 32%) in exports and ¥485,759,00 (or 33.9%) imports. The adverse balance also

shows an increase of ¥34,705,000 (or 161.7%) compared with an adverse balance of

¥21,469,000 for the previous year.

Silk Theand exports which have

Rayon Tissues increased inCanned

by ¥30,100,000, value Provisions

are: Cotton \r92,502,000.

Tissues by Wheat

by ¥24,210,000, Flour

by ¥14,416,000, Iron Manufactures by ¥13,431,000, Iron by ¥22,288,000, Machineries

and parts thereof by ¥14,914,000, Knitted Goods by Y 10,457,000, Pottery

Toys by ¥11,256,000, Raw Silk by ¥8,533,000, Woollen Tissues by ¥7,896,000 and Refin- by ¥12,696,000,

ed

thanSugar1932.by ¥7,112,000. The only decrease is in Cotton Yarn which is ¥5,834,000 less

The chief changes among the commodities imported were a gain of ¥157,446,000 in

Raw Cotton, in¥76,632,000

¥13,079,000, Pig Iron,in¥11,739,000

Wool, ¥59,015,000

in PulpinforIron,

paper¥13,697,000 in Rubber,in Sugar,

making, ¥9,462,000 crude,

¥9,299,000 in Coal, ¥8,520,000 in Oil-yielding materials, ¥8,269,000 in Beans and Peas,

and ¥6,570,000 in Oil-cake; and decreases of ¥5,188,000 in Wheat, ¥3,275,000 in Woollen

Tissues, ¥2,091,000 in Woollen or Worsted Yarns, YT,863,000 in Printing Paper,

Y'l,759,000 in Oil, Kerosene or Petroleum, ¥1,439,000 in Caustic Soda and Soda Ash,

and ¥1,007,000 in Artificial Indigo and Coal-tar Dyes.

againstThe ¥500,493,000

trade with China

for theand Manchukuo

previous for the year 1933 totalled

balance¥718,318,000

of Yl51,302,-as

000 as against a favourable balance ofyear, showing

¥87,607,000 ina1932.

favourable

DIRECTORY

GOVERNMENT

Prime Minister -Admiral Keisuke Okada

Minister of Foreign Affairs—Koki Hirota

Minister of Home Affairs—Fumio Goto

Minister of Finance—Sadanobu Fujii

Minister of War-Senjuro Hayashi

Minister of the Navy—Mineo Osumi

Minister

Minister ofof Justice—Naoshi

Education—GenjiOhara

Matsuda

Minister of Agriculture and Forestry—Tatsunosuke Yamasaki

Minister of Commerce and Industry—Chuji Machida

Minister of Communications—Takejiro Tokonami

Minister ofof Railways—Nobuya

Minister Uchida Keisuke Okada

Oversea’s Affairs—Admiral

Chief Secretary of Cabinet—Retsu Kawada

Privy Council

President—Baron Kitokuro Ikki

Vice do. —Dr. Hiranuma Kiichiro

EMBASSIES AND LEGATIONS

.Argentine (Legation)—Shinsaka-ma,- | Secretary of Legation, Charge

chi 67, Akasaka-ku,

( A nvnmn ^ 3290 Tokyo; Teleph. i d’Affaires—Arturo Alvarez 'Mon-

(Aoyama) tenegro . *

244 JAPAN

BiEWiiUM (Embassy)—S3, Shimoniban- Denmark (Legation)—8, Nakadori,

Marunouchi, Tokyo ; Teleph. Maru-

*Hjp, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyp; Teleph. nouchi 09(57; Cable Ad. Legadane

•Kudaw 3556 Charge d’AHaires-• Hugo Hergel

Ambassador Extraordinary and Assist. Commercial attache—Aage

Plenipotentiary—H.E. Baron Al- Hendriksen

bert de Bassompierre .(Private

Teleph. KudanT; 2904)

First Seeretai‘3 —Maurice I\Ve'ins Finland (Legation)^-'62, Tansu-machi,

d’Eeb’khoirtte 'Private- Teleph. Azabu-ku, Tokyo; : Teleph. Akasaka

Ku'dan 3730)1 0205

Interpreter — Ferdinand Buckens Envoy Extraordinary and Minis-

(Private Teleph." Kiidan 11850) ter Plenipotentiary—Hugo Va!-

vanne

BitAziL, (Embassy)—2,’, Ohiote eho, , 3- France (Embassy)—33, , Euj imj-cho,

chome, Akasakaku Tokyo; Teleph. Azabu-ku

(Aoyama) 558,4 Ambassadeur Extraordinaire et

Ambassadcr ., E^traordinai’y And Plenipotentiaires-e-;, S-Exc. M‘. le

Plenipotentiary—H.E. S. Gurgel Fernand Pila

do Amaral Oounseiller de l’AmbaS8ade-—M. A.

, 2nd Secy,.—A. - B. de Almeida de Lens (absent)

Portugal Attache Naval—Captaine de Fre-

gate Aubry de la Noe

O.NAPA (Ekuation) — 16, 3-chome, Attache Militaire—Lt.-Col. Mast

, ()mpte-.Cho, Akasaka-ku, Tokyo : Attach^ Commercial—M. A. Fisch-

Telephs. Aoyama 7273, 7274, 7277, bacher

. 7278 :• :‘l , . : v ■

Ji. M.'s Ministeir fob Ganada—H.E. Germany (Embassy)—14, Nagata-cho,

1-chome, Kojimachi - ku, Tokyo;

The Hon. Herbert M. Marler

1st Secretary—Dr. Hugh Li. Keen- Teleph. (57) 2317-8 and 3033 (Ginza) ;

Cable Ad: Diplogerma

leyside Ambassador Extraordinary and

1st. Secretary—James A. Langley Plenipotentiary—H.E. Dr. Her-

2nd Secretary—K. P. Kirkwood bert von Dirksen

Assist. Commercial attaches—J. P. Counsellor—Dr. Willy Noebel

Manion k A. K. Doull Military Attache—Col. E. Ott

Attache—F. M. Irwin Naval Attache-rtCapt. P. W.

Wenneker

Chilean (Legation)—7, l-choihe, Shi- Secretaries of Legation—Dr. W.

rokane Daimachi, Shiba-ku, Tokyo Haas & Dr. Melehers

Charge d’Aliaires—Sergio Montt Chancellor—Hermann Schultze

Bivas Secretaries of Consulate—Gustav

Schneider, Johann Altendorf

and Friedrich Bohm

China (Legation)- 14, Jiguramachi,

6-chome, Azabukil, '1'okyo

Envoye Extraordinaire et Ministre Great Britain (Embassy)—!, Goban-

cho, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo; Telephs.

Plenipotentiaire

Tso Ping — H.E. Tsang Kudan 2706 and 2707; Cable Ad:

Prodrome, Tokyo

Ambassador—H. E. the lit. Hon.

Czecholovakia (Legation)—Office: 67, Sir R. H. Clive, k.c.m.g.

Counsellor—C. E. ,S. Dodd

Tansumachi. Azabu-ku, Tokyo; Secretary—A. D. F. Gascoigne

Teleph. Akasaka 0183; Cable Ad: 2nd Secretary—E.E.

Zamini, Tokyo Counsellor — W. B. Crowe

Cunningham

Envoy Extraordinary ahd Minis- (local rank)

ter Plenipotentiaiy—H.E. Dr. Commercial Counsellor — G. B.

F. Havlicek, ll.©. Sansom, c.m.g.

Se,cretary—Milos Krupka Commercial Secretary—H. A. Ma-

Chancellor—Antonin Yolny crae, m.b.e.

 JAPAN 2(15

3rd • Sectary—1>. MacD-ermot! Poland (Legation)—3, f Hirpo-cho,

(local rank) Azabu-ku, Tokyo; Telephs, (Resi-

3rd Seprjetary—W. ^V. JVlcVittie dency) Tanakawa 7406,; (Office) Tana-

(local rank) kawa/SSOS; Gable Ad: Polmission

Naval Attache—Capt. J. G. P. Envoy Extraordinary and Minis

Viviah, R.xl ter Plenipotentiary. — H. E.

Assistant Nfttal..Attaebe^Gomdr. Michel Moseicki

G. C.; ROS'V k.n. Military Attache-- Capt. Antoni

Military Attajehe^rGel. P. A. H. SlosRrczyk

Jamqs , Attache of Legation—Jacek Tra-

Archivist—J. M.i Tabor w in ski

2ipd do. —W. E. lG.. . Massey . Chanceilor—Marja Remiszewska

Greece ;'5(LEGATjLdN)j — §,j. Nakadori; Portugal (Legation) — l,Sannencho

Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo; Teleph. Ginza.n

Marunouchi, Tokyo/

Royal Danish Legation in charge 5710 ;

of Greek Interests Chcirgo <1’Affaires—W. da Fonseca

Aranyo

Italy (Lmba£Sy)^23, Mita, 1-chome, Siam (Legation,)—2, Dai-machi, A,kasa-

Shibaku; TeLph.. Mita 1580y Cable ka-ku; Teleph. Abyama 43&7

Ad: Italiadipl Envoy Extraordinary and Minis-

Ambassador Extraordinary and ter Plenip.—Phra Mitrakarm

Plenipotentiary—H.E. G. Auriti Rasha

Counsellor—L. Mattiani 3rd Secretary—Luang Ratanadeb

Military and Air Attache—Comdr. Attache—Arun Vichitramanda

E. Prattini

Naval Attache—Cant. A. Ghd ) f

Secretary—Cav. Uff. L. Garbacci'o * Spain ( Legation)—2, Ichibei-cho, 1-

chome, Azabu-ku, Tokyo; Teleph.

Secretary Interpreter—Cav. Almo Aoyama 7475

G. Melkay Envoy Extraord. .and , Minister-

Mexico (Legation)—20;L;Na^ata-cho, 2- Plenip.—M. Santiago

chorne, Kojiihachi ktl, Tokyo; . Counsellor—Juan Gomez de Mo-

Telephs. Ginza (57) 4699; Cable Ad: lina y Elio

Legnmex , --

Minister^H.E. Dri Ml A. Romero Sweden (Legation)—63, Zaimokucho,.

Azabu-ku, Tokyo; Teleph. Aoyama.

Secretary—C. A. Baumbaeh 6770 ; table 'Ad : Swedlegation _

Interpreter—B. Hibi Envoy Extraordinary and Minis-

Netherlands (Legation)^!, Sakae- ter Plenipotentiary—Dr. J. E.

cho, Shiba-ku, Tokyo; Teleph. Shiba Hpltman

(43) 0930 Secretary—R. Bagge

Envoy Extraordinary & Minister Interpreter-^Ju Widenfelt

1

Plenipotentiary --!! .E; General Switzerland (Legation)—10/2, Hira-

J. C. Pabst kawa-cho, 2-chome, Kojimachi-ku

M in ister—vacant

Norway (Legation)—2, 3-chome, Ma- Charge d’Affaires a.i.—A. Daen-

runouchi, Kojomachi-ku, Tokyo; ker

Teleph., Marunouchi (28) 3790 Secretary-Archivist—E. C. Ribi

Envoy Extraordinary & Minister

Plenipotentiary—Ludvig. Caesar Turkey (Embassy)—47, ■ Kamiyama,

Martin Auhert Shibuyamachi, Tokyo

Secretary—C. P. Reusch Ambassador Extraordinary,

Plenipotentiary—JNebil Bey and

Peru (L?SGATiON^-r-13i Shinzakamaehi,

Akasaka-ku,. Tokyo,; Teleph. Aoya- Union of Soviet Socialist Republics

ma 5820 (Embassy)—-a, Mamianacho, Azabu-

Charge d’Affairs y Japan and ku, Tokyo;' Teleph. Akasaka 0139j

China—D. J. B. Lambcke Cable Ad: Polpred

‘246 JAPAN—TOKYO

Ambassador—K. Yurenev Commercial Attach^—Frank S.

OommT Counsellor—V. Kotchetoff Williams

Military Attach^—Ivani Kink Assistant Naval Attache—H. H.

N aval Attache—A. Kovaleff Smith-Hutton

•Consul General and 1st Secretary Assist. Military Attache—Capt.

—V. Jelezniakoff Truman M. Martin

United States of America (Embassy) Language Attaches—Capt. M. W.

—1, Enokizaka-machi, Akasaka-ku; Pettingrew, r.s.A-, Lit J. R-

Telephs. 421-4, 525 and 1409 Sherr, u.s.a., Lt. R. G. Duff,

Ambassador Extraordinary and u.s.a., Lt. H; Dpud, u.s.a., Lt.

Plenipotentiary—J oseph CJ ark R. R. Pape,- u.s.a., Lt. F. P.

Grew Munson, u.'s.a., Lt. (jg) D. J.

Counsellor—Edwin L. Neville McCalluni, u.s.n., Lt. (jg) A. D.

First Secretary—Erie R. Dickover Kramer, u.s.n’, Lt. (jg) S. A.

Third Secretaries—Wm. T. Turner, Carlson, Lt. (jg) H, de B.

Morris N. Hughes and George Clairborne, tj.'s.'n.', Lt. (jg) R.

D. Andrews Fullinwider, u.s.n., Lt. (jg) M.

Naval Attache—Capt. Fred F. M. Riker, u.s.n., & 1st. Lt. K.

Rogers H. Cornell, u.s.M.c.

Military Attache—Major William Honorary Attache—J. G. Parsons

C. Crane

TOKYO

The capital of Japan is situated on Tokyo Bay, on the East coast of

Japan. The river Sumida runs through the city,, the larger part lying to the

west of this waterway, while oft the east lie the two wards riamed Honjo and

Fukagawa

Tokyo as viewed from the bay is a pleasant-looking city, being well situat-

ed undulating ground, and possessing abundant foliage. The city covers 30

square miles and is divided into' 15 ward divisions, and its suburbs into six

divisions.

In 1603, when lyeyasu became Shogun, he made Yedo, as it was then

called his capital, and from that time, in spite of the earthquakes which

several times nearly destroyed it and the fires which ravaged it, the city con-

tinued to grow until it exceeded Kyoto, the ancient capital, in populations and

in splendour. The .transfer of the Imperial Capital froip; Kyoto to Tokydi as

it was then re-named, in 1868, brought increased prosperity to the city, and

from a population of a little more than 580,000 in 1878, it increased to

1,230,000 in 1898, and to 2,170,000 in 1920 when the first national census was

taken. Acc°rding to an estimate made by-

lation was 5,486,200.

Tokyo is one of the three cities in Japan which stands in a prefecture by

itself, with a Governor appointed by the Central Government. The city itself

is governed by a Mayor and a Municipality, which now has control over most

of the public utilities, including the water and electric supplies, and the

tramways.- Of recent years the feudal aspect of Tokyo hais almost entirely

disappeared, the streets having ibeen widened so as to permitrof modern traffic

conditions. Many fine buildings have also been erected, such as the IMperiaT-

Theatre, one of the finest in the Far East, the Imperial Hotel and large

Blocks of business houses. - Tokyo'Central Station situated in the heart of the

Business quarters, is iibw connected with all the niain lines in JapaU, thus

.-adding to the convenience' of passehgets.

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A section well, worth a visit is the public park or garden named Uyeno,

where formerly stood the magnificent temple founcied and maintained by the

Shoguns, and which was .destroyed by fire during the War of, Restoration in.

July, 1868. In iJyeno is also situated the fine Imperial Museum (Haku-biitsu-

kwan), the Tokyo Gallery, of Fine Arts, the; Academy of. Music and a small

Zoological Garden.

Undoubtedly the finest recent addition to the capital is the Meji Shrine

dedicated to the Emperor Meiji, (1868-1911), and its beautiful'outer garden

which includes a fine stadium for athletic meetings and football matches, a

huge baseball ground, a swimming pool and an inupoking Meiji Art Gallery.

Among the places much resorted to by visitors is the ancient temple of

Kwannon, at Asakpsa, not far from Uyeno, one of the most popular and most

frequented temples in Japan. At the right of the temple there is a fine old

Pagoda, and near it are two colossal stone statues. A new park was also

opened close to the temple about the same time as that of Uveno. Thus,

with Shiba, in the southwest^ :where are to.be seen some, of the splendid

shrines of the Shoguns, among the chief glories of Tokyo, there are three

large public gardens within the city, in addition to the Meiji Shrine garden

mentioned above. ,

Tokyo dews no direct foreign , tfadej all goods from abroad or,, coming

fiom abroad, being handied-hy lighters to and from Yokohama. Of late years.

Tokyo has become the centre of a large industrial district. In addition to

the smaller industries-that are carried on in the city itself, There are’ in the

immediate vicinity of the capital large cotton mills, iron foundries, and

machine shops‘Which employ thousands of hands.

The districts of Honjo and Fukagawa form a distinct industrial portion

of the capital. Here is the centre of the lumber and other trades. This

quarter is connected with the rest of the city by ten splendid bridges all re-

builtnorth,

the since ftenju-0

the earthquake. The biggest

Fla,shi, .Kototoi-Basin (newofbuib),

them Azutna-Basbi,

are called, commencing

Komagata-Bash,on

(new built). Umaya-Bashi, Kuramoe-Bashi (ijew built), I{yogpku-Bashi,

Kiyosu-Bashi (new built\ and Eitai-Bashi, respectively. From these the traveller Shiuo-Bashi

may obtain a fine vie w of the animated river life oi the Sum Ida, whose waters are

always covered with .junks and boats of all descriptions.

Several great first have swept Tokyo during the last two decades, and

these have led to great improvements and widening of-the streets. The last

of these broke out on September 1st, 1923, following upon a very severe earth-

quake. The casualties due to this terrible visitation were as follows, accord-

ing i.o.a return issued, in November by the Home Office:—Dead 68,215; missing-

(believed to be dead), 39,304; injured. 42,135. The number of houses des-

troyed is said to have, been 316.000, or 71 per cent, of the whole of the build

ings of the city; and no fewer than 1,366,000 people were rendered home-

less.

The soldiers and police are dressed in uniform on. the western model.

Though large numbers, appear in Euroipean garb, the native, dress still com-

monly worn, and in the case of the women has practically not at all been

superseded.

The environs, of Tokyo are very picturesque and offer a great variety of

pleasant walks or The

country around. rides.'

.finestForeigners

scenery iswillat the

find northern

much to and interest them sides

western in the

of

the city, where the country is surrounded! by beautiful hills, from: which, there

is a distant view pf the fioble mountains of Hakone while beyond rises in

solitary grandeur the toivering peak hf Fuj.i-san covered with snow the-

greater part of the year.

Many of thq nmst famous educational institutions are situated in Tokyo.

In addition to. the Imperial University, there is the celebrated Waseda

University, the Keio Gijukn, the Meiji Gakuin, the Aoyaima Gakuin, and a

large number of tpehnicaL.tuormal; commercial and, other colleges.

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Tsukiji on the watetfWnt \vas bet aside as ainForeign

Tokyo ^ais opened; to foreig'n residence 1870 andSettlement,

an airefe 1 orwhich

land was

at

largely taken advantage of by Christian Missionary bodies. 1 With the passing

of extra-territoriality, however, residence by foreigners in any part of the

city became possible, and of late years many foreign firms have established

offices in Tokyo.

DIRECTORY of FOREIGN FIRMS

'/ For .]dpau

( Embassies and Legations see pages 248-246)

A.u.r. & Company, Ltd., Importers, Allen, Sons & Co., Ltd.; W. H.

Exporters,

ship Shipbrokers, and

Agents—Mitsubishi, 21st Steam- Mechanical and Electrical En-

Bldg., gineers—6, Marunouchi, 2-chome,

Marunouchi; Telephs. 925, and 926 Kojimachi-ku, Teleph. 4646 (Maru-

(Marunouchi); P.O. Box 41 (Cen- nouchi); Cable Ad: Manifesto

tral); Cable Ad: Aall G. B. Slater, representative (ab-

Cato

Ths. N.Seeberg,

B. Aall,manager

managing director sent)

Acme & Co., Ltd.—Chiyoda Shintaku America-Japan Society {see Clubs)

Building, Kyobashi-ku; Teleph.

Kyobashi (56) 0256; Cable Ad: American BiteLp.Society {see Clubs)

AciUetradco

Agfa Gomei Kaisha, Importers of American Club {see Clubs)

Photographic Supblies — 10, Maru-

nouchi, 2-chome; Teleph, Marunour 'American EMhAs'feY {see ■ Embassies)

chi (23) 1953; Cable Ad: Agfafoto

Ahrens & Co., Nachf., H. (Gomei AMESleAii' COivStJL.iTE'-(ice Conhulafes)

Kaisha)—Yaesu Building, Maru-

nouchi ; Telephs. (23). 2545, 2546 and AmeEtcAn-Tapanese Commercial Co.,

2547 (Marunouchi); P.O. Box Cen- (Nichibei; Shoji Gomel Ka'isha),

tral 137; Cable Ads: Nitrammon, Exporters and Importers of Ma-

Nordlloyd, Ahrens chinery and Hardware—^1665, Tokyo

H. Bosch, acting partner Kaijo Building, Marunouchi; Te-

P. von Schubert (Shanghai) lephs. Marunouchi (23) 1758 and

Fr. Schneider, signs per pro. 4775; Cable Ad: Amharwa

H. W. J. Schreiner,

F. Avering (Formosa) do.

W. Babiek I Miss U. Dann American Mail Line—8. Marupppclii;,

F. Gilbert I A. Kayser P.O. Box (Central) 66; Teleph.

G. R. Schmidt, signs per pro. (Mar.) Cable Ad: Dollar

(Kobe) Tokyo

G. Broetje (Kobe)

H. Vogel do. Aaierican SiCHoojtfiiN^leguro-ku;,,

Japan—1985,Telepn.

Kami

H. Steen buck do Alegiiro^^citome,

H. Umbhau (Yokohama) Aoyairia 629’7 „ ' J

, , ' ‘,

Agents for Board rr

Stickstoff-Syndikat,

lin. Fertilizers G.m.b. H., Ber- mau),'of E.’Trustees—R. F. Vio&s (chair-

T.4 Horn (vice-chairman),

Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bremen. R. H. Kisliei (secretary) and D. H.

Passenger arid Freight Line Blake (treasurer)

Harold C. Amos, "principal

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American Trading; Co. of, Japan, Ltd., Asia Aluminium Co,, Ltd,—Sankyo-

Exporters, Importers and. Engine- Building, 7, Muro-machi, 3-chome,

ers—2, Maruritmchi, Kdjinlachi-ku, Nihonba,shi-ku;; Teleph. Nihonbashi

P.0 Box 20; Teleph (Mar.) 3JT1-5; (24) 2436, 4594; Cable Ad: A.salumin

Cable Ad: Amtraco; Branches at

Kobe, Osaka, and Yokohama Asiatic Society of Japan (see Clubs)

Officers

Wmv Hirzel, presifdpnt'J (JEobe)

0. : Q. /(Seyfarth, / tr^s;: . ; secy. Askanta, G. K.—Sanwa ' Building;' 3

GMukubashi, Irchoine,. Nihonbashi-V

(Kobe) ku; Teleph. Nihonbashi (^4) 2745

Managers: Walter iPeltason

D. M. Foysyth,. dhahager . (Tokyo

office) Associated Press of Amfrjqa — 9,

• H. Hall, ffi(mkW (K6he: office) Ginza-nishi, 8-r.home, Kojimachi;

Acqwnting I)ept.. . I ” Telepd), (57) 2818) (Ginza); Cable

C. Y. Baldwin, chief -apd/. (Kobe) Ad Associated

Export ,Dept. ’ . . Austrian Consulatk (see Consulates)

O. C. Seyfarth (Kobe)

Import DepE Automatic Telephones,of Telephones

Limited, of&

H. Hall, manager, (K^be) Japan, Importexs

J. V. Agajan, manager (Tokyo) Electrical Supplies — 508, Toyo-

Engineering: Dept. . Building, 1, , Uchiyamashita-cho, 1-

D. M. Forsyth; engineer, mgr. chome; Teleph.. 4677 (Ginza) ; Cahie

(Tokyo); Ad : Strowger

F. Obata, onginee’i (Kobe) Harry S. Janes,- president ,

Frigldhire DepaFtiiierit-^Of^ces and M. Kamiya, managing director

Salesrooms: Tokyo, Yokohama,

Osaka and Kobe Balfour & Co., Ltd., Arthur (Capi-

D., M. Forsyth, ,mgr. (.Tokyo) tal Steel Works, Sheffield, England)

—6, Marunouchi; Kojimachi-ku

Andrews & George, Company, Inc., bour Teleph. (Mar.) 1759; Cable Ad : Ar-

Import & Export—5, Shiba Park ; J. Storer, manager for Japari

Telephs. (43) 1105 (Shiba); Cable

Ad: Yadzu; Codes Used: Acme ,7 Bamag-Megu)n A, G.—Aichi Build-

figure,‘ Bentley’s 'Complete Phrase, ing, Tori l-chome, 5, Nihonbashi-ku,

General Telegraph, General Tele- Teleph. (24) 3086 (Nihonbashi);

graph Improved, Oriental 3 letter,

Schofield's 3 letter, United Tele- Cable Ad: Meguin

Albert Kestner, manager

graph and Western Union 5 letters. A. Seiffert

Branches ; Sapporo, Shizuoka, Na-

goya, Osaka, Dairen, Keijo, Taiho-

ku, New York BANKS

Antaki, E. & Son, G. K.—2, Kyoba- Bank of Chosen—4, Ote-maohi; Cable

Ad : Chosenbank

shi; Kyobashi-kni Teleph. Kyobashi

(5(5).3065; Cable Ad: Towers Bank of Japan—Hongoku-cho, ''Ni-

Antonin, Raymond, a.i.a., Architect— honbashi-ku

Seisho-Kwan (The Bible House), 4- Bank of Taiwan—2, MarunoUchi

chome, Ginza;--Teleph. (56) 7207;

Cable Ad: Raymond. ’Ranque Franco-Japonaise—i , Tofuku-

Armstrong,1 Whitworth &rCo., Ltd., bashi, 2-cbome, Nihonbashi-ku;

Cable Ad : Franip

SteCl Machinery ’Importers—8,

Marunouchi, Nichome, Kojimachi- Dai Ichi Ginko, Ltd.—1, Marunouchi

ku; Teleph. (Mar.) 2916; Cable Ad: Kojimachi-ku; Cable Ad: Daichigin

Zigzag

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Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Becker & Co. (Tokyo Branch)—10/6,

Corporation—14, 2-chome Marunou- Marunouchi Central, Kojimachi-ku;

chi, Kojomachi-ku; Cable Ad: Teleph. (23) 0797; Cable Ad: Becker.

Honshagink Head Office : Osaka

T. McC, Uiinlop | R. MacIntyre H. B. Wetzel

Kawasaki-One Hundredth Bank, Berrick & Co., Ltd.—Ginpokaku

Ltd.—11, Torii, Nihonbashi-ku Building, Ginza, 3-ch6infe, Kyobashi-

Mitsubishi Bank, Ltd.—5, Marunou- ku ; Teleph. Kyobashi 56-4697

chi, 2-chome, Kojimachi-ku

Mitsui Bank—1, Muro-machi, Nihon- Bethlehem Steel Export Corporation

(Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corpora-

bashi-ku tion)—508, Yusen Building, Maru-

nouchi; Teleph. 2674 (23), (Maru-

National City Bank oe New York, New nouchi); Cable Ad: Bethlehem,

The— Tokyo Kaiio Bldg. ; Teleph. York or Tokyo

1295-7 (Marunouchi) ; P.O. Box F. F. M. Gibson, representative

406 ; Cable Ad : Citibank

G. N. Coe, manager Blundell & Co., Ltd., G., Import

I. O. Musgjerd and Export Merchants—Chiyodo

Nederlandsch Indische Handelsbank, Shintaku Building, 2, Kyobashi,

N. Y. — 8, Marunouchi, 3-chome, Itchome, Kyobashi-ku; Cable Ad:

Blundell; Codes: A.B.C. 6th edn.,

Kojimachi-ku; P.O. Box 344 (Central) Bentley’s and Private

Nippon Kogyo Ginko—8, Marunou- W. Blundell, director

chi; P.O. Box 84 (Central) J. E. Kenderdine, director

Sumitomo Bank, Ltd.—l,Tori, Nihon- Bohler Keitei Goshi Kaisha—11-3,

bashi-ku Takara-machi, 2-chome. Kyobashi-

Ya«t7U\ B'nk. Ltd.—6, Ote-machi, 1, ku : Teleph. Kyobashi 6308-9; Cable

chome, Koj imachi-ku Ad : Steelboler

Ernst Stoeri

Yokohama Specie Bank—Hongokc-cho,

Nihonbashi-ku: Telephs. (24) 2381, Borneo Gomu Kaisha, Ltd.—6, 3-

2381 and 2682 (NihonSbashi) chome, Marunouchi

A. Yokoyama, president

K. Watanabe, managing director

Barth, J. —Takiyama-cho Building,

Kyobashi-ku, Teleph. Ginza 2664, Bosch, A. G., Robert—15, Temeike-

Cable Ad: Mercator cho, Akasaka-ku; Telephs. Akasaka

(48) 0315 and 1661; Cable Ad:

Bayer-Meister Lucius Y. G. K.—Yae- Boschilli

su Building, Room 419, Maru-

nouchi; P. O. Box 127 (Central); Boving & Co., Ltd., London, Agents

Teleph. (Mar.) 4067; Cable Ad: for Water Turbines, Pipe-Lines,

Pharma Pulp and Paper-making Machinery

W. Timaeus c/o Gadelius & Co'., Ltd.—Osaka

Dr. J. Ronnefeld Building, Kojimachi-ku

E. Schalow

Beck, Walter, Chemical Technical British Consulate (see Consulates)

Laboratory for Comm'erce and In-

dustry—Makicho Building, 5, Gofu-

kubashi, Nihonbashi-ku; Teleph. British Embassy (see Embassies and

Legations)

Nihonbashi, (24) 4369; Cable Ad:

Beck

R. P. Aikin | R. S. Stillman British Legion (see Clubs)

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British Thohson-Houston & Co., Chemia Ueberseehandles Co.—1, Gin-

Ltd., Electrical Engineers and za nishi, Kyobashi-ku; Cable Ad:

Manufacturers—702, Yaesu Build- Chemia

ing, Marunouchi; Teleph. Maruno-

uchi (2) 1321-1335; Cable Ad: Ast«- Chilean Consulate (fee Consulates)

roidal

G. Scott, representative

Broad & Son, F. B.—No. 1, 2-chome, China Export-Import & Bank Co.

Aktiengesellschaft (Head Office,

Makicho, Kyobasbi-ku Shanghai)--2, Kyobashi, 1-chomer

Kyobashi - ku, Chiyoda - Shintaku

Brdnner, Mond &: Co. (Japan), Ltd.— Building: Teleph. (56) 7611, (Kyo-

Osaka Building, 3, Uchisaiwai-cho, bashi) ; P.O. Box Central 34, Cable

Kojimachi-ku ; Teleph. Ginza 4680 : Ad: Lemj us

P.O. Box 141 (Central) ; Cable Ad : H. Roger

Crescent

BncHANDLrNG Gustav Fock, G.m.b.H., China Mutual Life Insurance Co„

Ltd.—S'ee Sun Life Assurance Co.

Booksellers — Shiseido Building,

Ginza Nishi Kyobashi-ku; Cable of Canada

Ad : Buchfock

Max Wacliter, Japan repiesentative Claude Neon Electric Co., Ltd.—lr

Butler, Dr. L. E.—749, Marunouchi Shibaura-machi

Building, Marunounchi; Teleph. Clifford Wilkinson Tansan Mineral

Marunouchi (23) 3792 Water Co., Ltd.—Fujiya Building

Buxbaum, Charles H., Importer and 1,Cable Kotohira-cho ; Teleph. Shiba 2304,

Ad: Tansania

Exporter—6, Itchome, Yamamoto-

cho, Koji-machi; Teleph. 33-1535

(Kudan); Gable Ad : Buxbaum

Cahusac, A. F., Patent and Trade CLUBS AND SOCIETIES

Mark Attorney — 7, Naka-dori, America-Japan Society — Imperial

Marunouchi; Teleph. Marunouchi Hotel, Uchiyamashita-cho

(36) 3862; Cable Ad; Cahusac

Cameron & Co., Ltd., A.—435, Yusen American The

Association of Tokyo,

Building, 20, Marunouchi; Cable

Ad : Myotomy

N. W. Wilson, representative American Bible Society (Japan

Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ltd., Agency)—No. 2 Shichome, Ginza j

Agents for Canadian Pacific Ex- Cable Ad: Bibles, Tokyo

press Co.—E7, 2 San Chome, Maru- K. E. Aurell, agency secretary

noucbi, Kojimachi ku; Teleph. 23-3764

Freight and Operating Dept.— American Club—14, Yuraku-cho, 1-

Cable Ad: Citamprag choiiie, Kojimachi-ku

Passenger Dept,—Cable Ad : Ga-

canpac Asiatic Society of Japan^-u/o Ger-

It. Hubert, agent man Club, 18y Hirakawa-eho, Ko-

I. Koshimidzu j H. Suzaki j imaohi-ku

Catto, A. R., Representative of Ex-

change Telegraph Co., Ltd., and British Legion—14, Reinanzaka,

Pitman

Reinanzaka,, Akasaka-ku; Teleph.

(48) 1 '!9,1 • Cable Ad : Naivarom German Asiatic Society—18, Hira-

A. R. Catto kawa-cho

F. Sawada

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Japa^ Book and Tract Society (in ‘'Columeta” (Comptoir Metallurgigue

co-operation with the American Luxembourgeois, : Luxembourg)—8,

Tract Society, New York; neligi- Naka-dori, Marunouchi; Teleph.

ous Tract Society, London; and (Mar.)' (23) • 3602; Cable Ad: Co-

the Upper Canada Tract Society, lumeta

Toronto) — 4, Ginza S'hichome, H. Le Gallais, manager

Kyobashi; Teleph. 4573 (Kyoba-

ehi) ; Cable Ad : Tract ; COMMEECIA d’Outremer, S. A.—4,

G. Biurnham Braithwait©—-5, Hi- Marunouchi;/Cable Ad : Outremer ,

kawai-cho, Akasaka.

| Commercial Pacifiu

Japan Industrial Club—2, Maru- York—621, Sanshin Building, Cable Co. of New

Yura-

nouchi, Kojimachi-ku kucho ■ , ■

J. Reifsnider, special repres,

Japan-Soviet Association—3, Uchi- H. 'J’akami

saiwai-cho, Kojinaachi-ku S. Omura | I. Takahama

Joint Fire Insurance Association IQompagnte (.'exf.kal de Telegraphic

of Japan—Tokyo Kaijo Bldg., Sans: Fil—l, i i Gofuku-basbi; Cable

Marunouchi 1-chomie, Kojimhchi- Ad : Telsafi

kn

K. Kagsmi, chairman

L. B. Hannaford, deputy do. ! Comptoir de Produits Metallurgi-

ques Tubulaires & Miniers—775;

H. U. Hatano, Japanese secty. Sendagaya, Shibuya-ku ; Cable Ad :

W. F. Balden, Foreign do. Prometumi

League of Nations—12, Marunouchi,

Kojimachi-ku CONSULATES

Nippon Club—12, Marunouchi Austria—Marunouchi, Teikoku Sei-

mei Building; Teleph- Maru-

Rotary ;CtUB —r 557, Marunouchi nouchi (23) 1907; Cable Ad:

Building, Kojimachi-ku Austconsul

Hon. (.YnisuldJenera! — Ernst

St. Andrew’s Society • ■ Stoeri / ' ■ :’

FIoO. Vice-Consul—Dr. Otto

Tokyo Amateur Dramatic Club Kresta

Tokyo Chamber of Commerce and Chile—7, 1-chome, Shirokane Dai-

machi, Shiba-ku; Cable- Ad :

Industry—Marunouchi Cojichilt:

Tokyo Club—1. Sannen-cho, Koji- Consul-General-^Sergio Montt

machiku; Telephs. 3021 to 3022 Czechoslovakia—Seisho-Kwan (The

(Ginza) Bible House) 4-chome, Ginza, Kyo-

President—H.I.H. Prince Kan- bashi-ku; Teleph. (56) 7207; Cable

in Ad : Raymond

Vice-president—H.E. Baron A. Hon. Consul- Antonin Raymond

de Bassompierre

Vice-president—^H.E. Baron G. Denmark—8, Marunouehi, 3-chome;

Hayashi Teleph. 0966 (Marunouchi); P.O.

Director—Count A. Kabayama Box Central 140; Gable Ad: Han-

Tokyo Lawn Tennis Club sen

Hbn. Consul—A. H; Hansen

Columbia Graphophone Co. of Japan, Great Britain—Kogyo Gihko Build-

Ltd., Manufacturers of Talking Ma- ing, Marunouchi, Kojiihachi-ku;

chines, Records and Needles—7, Ta- Teleph. 1077 (Marunouchi); Cable

kara-cho,

T. Nishi,ff-cnbme,

managerKyobashi-ku Ad : British Consul' r"-' ; ‘

Consul—W. J. Davife;'o.b.e.

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NoRWAY-^-tJ, iSUchome, Marunouchi Directory

Far Fastand(Japan

Chronics®

China, ofMala- the

Koiimdchi-ku; Teleph. Marunou- ya, Philippine^ Islands, y

Dutch East

chi (23) 3^90 Indies, Inclo ( hii:a, etc.)

ConsuMCato N". B. Aall Agents for 'Tokyo :

Paraguay—79, Kogaicho, Azabu-ku : Maruzen Co., Ltd.—6, Nihon-

Toleph. 5477 (Aoyama) b.u^hi-ku, Topi, 2'.ehome

Consul—R. F. Moss Doowell & Co., Ltd., Importers and

Portugal—32, Honcho-dori, 5-chome, Exporters, Steamship, Coaling and

Nakano-ku; Teleph. Kakano 3179 Insurance Agents—Chiyoda Kan,

Consul—J. A. Abranches Pinto Kyohqshi,

don, Colombo,,. Nichome; and .• atCanton,

Hongkong, Lcm-

Shanghai, ,Han)cow, Tieritsin,, . Foo-

Unig-n of Soviet Socialist Repu- chow, Robe, Yokohama, Vancouver,

Seattle, :San Francisco, Los Angeles

blics (Conciliate General)—1, Ma- and New York: P.'O. Box Central

;niana-cho, Azabu-ku; Telephs.

Akasaka (48) 138 and 139; Cable F. E.53'R.; Cable Ad i Dodwell \

Hill, acting . manager

Ad': Sovkbnsul H. -C. D. Knight

C'ontsul General—V. Jelezniakoff J. P. Barnett

Vice-Consul—G. Shadrin

United States of-America—1, Eno- Doitsu Seiko K, K,—2 Marunonchi,

kizaka-machi, Akasaka-ku; Cable i 3-chome; Cable Ad: Unionsteel

Ad: American Consul P. ,Timme, Director

Consul-General—Arthur Garrels J. gbxjve I Dr. O. Kuklar

Consul-—>L Holbrook Chapman E. G. Pack ! E. von Kratzer

Vice-Consul—C. A. Hutchinson

Vice-Consul—John M. Allison Doitsu-j Senryo3-chome

Gomei (Naka

; Kaisha—6,

Clerks—Miss' Grace Barr and Maruhouchi 2 Go

Miss Yuki Otsuki Kan) Kojimachi-ku; Telephs. Maru-

nouchi, 1970, 1971, 1972, 47J3; Cable

CG^rriNENTAp Insurance Co. of New AdErnst : Doitsenryo

Baerwald

York—Yuraku Building, Marunou- Hermann .Splittgerber

phi; Cable Ad : Afiajapan Ernst1 Grimm

W. W. Glass, representative for R. Schlaf

Japan Walter Bussmann

Y- Kampi. manager for Japan Johannes Dowe

M. Motoki, chief of Tokyo local M. O. Guennel

dept. Georg Tedklenburg

Loesch

Crockford, Heath &; Co.—6, Marunou- Claus '

chi, 3-chome, Marunouchi; Teleph. Mrs. Hildegard Larsson dept.

Alfred.^Noack, technical

09r14 (23) Marunouchi; Cable Ad: Dr. Erpst Srheei,. do.

Crockford

Agents for

Czechoslovakian Consulate (see Con- I. ' G. Farbenindustrie Aktierage-

sulates) 1 sellscha'ft, Frankfurt a, Main,

Germany

Danish Consulate (see Consulates)

Dollar' Steamship Line—8,; Marunou-

Danish Legation (see Embassies and chi; Cable Ad: Dollar

Legations)

Dunlop Rui-ber Co. (Far East) Ltd.

De Havilland, W.A., Patent Attorney saka); --30, Tameike; Teleph. 1593 (Aka-

—1635-37, New Tokyo Kaijo Build- Ad: Dunlop P.O. Box 8 (Shiba); Cable

ing; Teleplj. Marunouchi (28) 0604; J. L. Allaway

Cable Ad : Silverhall

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Ecole de l’Etoile du Matin—Fuji- Fox Eiga Kaisha, Film Distributors-

jnicho, Kojimachi-ku —Idzumo Building, 2, Ginza, 8-

Directeur—P. P. Griessinger chome; Cable Ad: Foxfilm

Sousudirecteur—Th. Gutleben Delbert Goodman, manager for

Econome—Ed. Assel the Far East

Clarence V. Hake, manager for

Ekman Foreign Agencies, Ltd., The— Branches Japan

Room 220, Yaesir Building, Maru- & Agents—Osaka; Hakata,.

nouchi; Teleph. (23) 4953; P.O. Box Kyushu; Seoul, Korea; Otarur

Central 133; Gable Ad : Ekmans Hokkaido; Nagoya

Elked & Gerdts—14, Marunouchi, 2- Frazar & Co., Manufacturers’ Agents,

ehome, Kojimaehi-ku ; Teleph. Maru- Engineering Specialities—Room 525,

nouchi (23 ) 2601-2 ; Cable Ad: Eiger Box 158Building,

Yaesu Marunouchi; P.O.

(Central); Teleph. Maru-

nouchi (23) 1650, 2694; Cable Ad:

English Electric Co., Ltd., The, Goshfrazco

(Japan Branch), Engineers and E. W. Frazar, partner

Manufacturers—14,

nouchi; Teleph. 19292-cbome, Maru-

(Marunouchi); J. F. Drummond, do. (Osaka)

E. V. Stevens, do.

Cable Ad: Enelectico; Code: Bent- Y. Mishima, do,

ley’s. Head Office: Kingsway, Lon-

don Frazar Estate Co., Ltd.—516, Yaesu

E. Lewis, representative Building, 6, Marunouchi; Teleph.

23) 0895 (Marunouchi); P.O. Box 158

Escher Wyss Engineering Works (Central); Cable Ad: Frastateco

Ltd., The, Engineers and Manufac-

turers (Zurich, Switzerland)—778, French Embassy {see Embassies and

Marunouchi Building; Teleph. 1665 Legations)

(Marunouchi); Cable Ad: Escher- Fritzke, Walter, German Manufac-

Y/yss

Dr. H. Wissler turers’ Representative—Tokyo Tate-

A. Rottenschweiler- mono Bldg., 6th floor, Gofukubashi,

Nihonbashi-ku; Cable Ad: Fritzke

Far Eastern Advertising Agency, Furido Shokai (Successor to Foreign'

The — 21, Mitsubishi Building, Dept, of Hamaguchi Trading Co.,

Marunouchi, Kojimachi-ku; Cable Ltd.), General Importers, Exporters

Ad: Toyoko-ku and Purchasing Agents — Tokyo :

Federation of British Industries—6, 27; P.O. BoxKoamicho,

Nihonbashi 3-chome, 26-

Nihonbashi 8; Cable

Marunouchi; Cable Ad : Crockford ; Ad : Hiroya. Kobe : 20, Harimachi y

Teleph. Marunouchi (23) 0914 Cable Ad : Hiroya

Fiegel Shokai, M., engineers—4, Furtwaengler, Dr.—26, Ichibei-eho,

Shimotsuke Building, Ginza, 6-

chome, Kyobashi-ku; Teleph. Ginza Asabu-ku

3757 and 3796; Cable Ad : Fiegel Gadelius & Co., Ltd., Engineers, Im-

porters of Swedish Steel and Ma-

Thos. Firth & John Brown Ltd. chinery—Osaka

(Japan Branch)—14, Marunouchi, Uohisaiwai-cho, 1-ehome, Building, No. 3r

2-chome; Teleph.. Marunouchi (23) ku ; Teleph. (57) 5257 and Kojimachi-

1630 (Gin-

835; Cable Ad: Firth-steel za) ; Cable Ad: G^icus

Fokkes _ & Koch — 514, Mitsubishi Ebbe Jonn, president

Ivan P. Troedsson, e.e., managing,

Building, 21, Marunouchi, S-chome; director

Teleph. (23) 2925 (Marunouchi) 1 Eric Brauns, director

Cable Ad : Fokko Tvar Nordmark, m.e.

H. Fokkes, partner Knut A. Gustafsson, m.s.

E. von Koch, do. Morton Fries, m.e.

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Sole Representatives for: — Gadsby, J., c.b.e., Barrister and

Allmanna Svenska Elektriska the Patent Agent and Legal Adviser to

Aktiebolaget (Asea), Vasteras, Embassy British. Embassy, the Italian

Sweden (Electrical Machines k tion—12, Marunouchi,and the Canadian

2-chome,Lega-

Ko-

Apparatus) jimachi-ku; Teleph. Maronouchi

Northern Equipment Co., Erie,

Pa., U.tS.A. (Boiler Feed regula- (SS), ,i752t Cable Ad : Gadsby

tors) ,

Ekstroms Maskinaffar, Stockholm, German Consulate {see Consulates)

Sweden (Pulp Machinery)

.'Svenska Aktiebolaget Gasaccumu- Gener al Motors J a pa n . L i m i i eo—t)G3,

lator, Stockholm (Marine & Sanshin Bldg., 10, Yuraku-chb; Ko-

Aeronautical lights)

Allmanna Ingeniorsbyran, Stock- jimachi-ku; Cable Ad: Gonmo

holm

cesses)(Mining Machinery & pro- German Bakery—2, Ginza; Tekph.

Aktiebolaget Area Regulatorer, i Ginza (57) 50pl ,

Stockholm

tors) (Automatic regula- German Embassy- (see Embassies and

Aktiebolaget Archimedes, Stock- Legations)

holm (Outboard motors)

Aktiebolaget Gerh. Arehns Me- Gill & Co.—6, Naka-dori, Marunou-

kaniska Yerkstad, Stockholm chi ; Telephs. Marunouqhi (23) 0397-

(Packing machines for ciga- 8; Cable Ad: Greenwdcd

rettes, etc.)

Aktiebolaget Atlas Diesel, Stock- Goodyear Tyre & Rubber Export

holm (Diesel engines, rock drills Co.r^-c/q Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha,

and pneumatic tools etc.) Marunouchi

Aktiebolaget Bolinder - Munktell, M. 6. Cooke, manager for Japan

. Eskilstuna

A.vosta Steel Works, Avesta, Swe- Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ltd.,

den ;(Stainless steel Steel plates, The, & The Eastern Extension,

etc.)

Svenska Diamantbergborrnings Australasia and China Telegraph

Aktiebolaget, Stockholm (Dia- Co., Ltd.—Hochi Buildibg, 13,

Yurakir-cho, 1-chome, Koj i machi-ku ,

mond boring machinery)

Patentaktiebolaget

men, Stockholm Grond'al Ra- Teleph:

(Mining •- Ma- Noruiske

(23) 3778; Cable Ad:

chinery and Processes) M. Kasahara, canvassing agent

Sandvik Steel Works, Sandviken, G. Hiraoka

Sweden (Cold and Hot Rolled

Steel, Stainless Steel, Tubes, Hammond & Co., F. W., Manufac-

Mining Steel, Steel Belt Con- turers’ Agents —~ 10, Marunouchi,

veyors)

Svenska Turbinfabriks AB. 2-Cable Ad : Fairfield

Ljungstrom (Stal) Finspong,

Sweden (Stal Steam Turbogen Hanseatic Motor Co.. Ltd.—301, Fu-

erators)

AB. Elektrisk Malmletning, jiya Bldg., 1, iKbtohira-cho,' Shiba-

ku; Cable Ad : Hanseatic

Stockholm

ing for Ore)(Electrical Prospect- Hansen k Co,, A. H., Import and

AB. Karlstads Mek. Yerkstad, Export Merchants—8, Marunouchi,

Karlstad, Sweden (Pulp k 3-

Paper machinery, water tur- chi); P.O. Box 140 (Central)

bines) A. II. Hansen

AB. Ljungstroms Angturbin,

Stockholm (Ljungstrom air

preheaters, Hydraulic Gears) Happer, J. S.—77, Date, Sbibuya-ku,

Ruthsaccumulator Stockholm Teleph. Takanawa 6921: PiO. Box

(Ruths Steam Accumulators) Central 451; Cable Ad: Happer

256 TOKYO

Happer, Mrs. M. Bacon,- Consulting Hongkong & Shanghai Bank (see-

Decorator—77, Date-cho, Shibuya; Banks)

Teleph. Tanakawa 6921'

Harley Davidson Motorcycle Sales Horne Co., Ltd., Importers of Ma-

Co. of Japan—12, Tameike-cho, Aka- chinery6,

and Tools—Yaesu Building,.

Marunouch; Cable Ad : Horne

saka-ku; Telephs. Aoyama (36) 3991,

5294 and 6386; Cable Ad: Hardav- Horsley, William F.—21, Marunou-

mocy chi; Cable Ad: Vigor

Harold, Bell, Taylor, B^ird & Co., Hospital Supply Co., Ltd., Manufac-

Chartered Accountants—14, Maru- turers, Importers and Exporters of

nouchi, 2-cH6me; . Tfel/sph. (23) 2915 Medical and Drug Supplies, Sur-

(Marunouchi) : Cable'Ad : Auditor gical Instruments, Artificial Limbs,.

Harold Bell, f.c.a., partner (Lon- (Jiassware, etc.—6, Yamamot-o-cho,

don) 1-chome, Kojimachi; Teleph. Kudan

G. F. Wevill, f.C.A., partner (33) 1535; Cable Ad: Buxbaum

(Tokyo) — C. H. Buxbaum, managing direc-

J. B. Tibbetts, a.c.a., partner tor

(Kobe)

H. S. Colls, A.C.A. Hotel Yamagata (Family Hotel)—

P. H. Palmer, a.c.a. Ichibei-cho, Azabu

N.' G. Whitmore,’ a.c.a.

T. R. H. Bell Hunter & Oo., E. H., Engineers and

W. P. Balden Contractors, General Importers and

Healing & Co., Ltd., Engineers and Kyobashi-ku; Nishi

Exporters—3, Ginza, 7-chome,

Teleph. Ginza (57)

Importers—Shisei Kaikan, Hibiya 1245-8; Cable Ad : Hunter

Park; Telephs. (Ginza 57) 1067,

2068, 2069; Cable Ad: Healing Illies & Co., C.—Teikoku Seimei

Branches: Osaka and Dairen Kan, Marunouchi; Telephs. Maru-

nouchi, (23) 236 to 239 ; Cable Ad :

Helm Bros., Ltd., Stevedores—1, Shi- I llies. Founded 1859. Hdad Office:

baura, 3-chdnie, Shiba-ku; Teleph. Hamburg. Branch Offices: Osaka,

7525 (Takanawa) Kobe, Yokohama, Dairen and

Mukden

Herbert, Ltd.5 Alfred—6, Maruno- C. Illies (Hamburg)

uchi, 2-chome, Kojimachi-ku; Te- R. Koops do.

leph. (23) 1644 Marunouchi R. Hillmann

T. Yoshino, manager Dr. W. Becker

Z. Matsubayashi K. Zehender

R. Onda . : | M. Takayama Frau C. Aly

Dipl. Ing. E. Eekhardt

Hill Pharmacy—23, Imai-cho, Azabu- A C.O. J.Hohbach Illies

ku: Teleph. Akasaka (48) 1822 H. Illies

Holstein & Co., Ohr., Shipping FI. Kerner

Agents, Exporters and Importers— Frl. M. Kramer

8, Nicnorne, Marunouchi,,Kiojima- J. Sass

chi-ku; Cable Ad: Holstein! Miss O. Shalfeiff

B. van der Laan, signs per pro. Miss

Miss V.M. Shalfeiff

Tanner ’

K. RosenbmTL dipl. ing.

A. Thoering

Home lyscRiWrE Co. of Hew York— W. Thoma

Yuraku Building,, Marunouchi; W. Voelcker

Cable- Ad: Afiajapan P. Wigand

W. W. Glass,, representative for

J apan Imperial Hotel — Hibiya ; Teleph.

Y. Kamei, manager for Japan Ginza (57) 3151 and 3161; Cable Ad:

M. Motoki Impeho

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International Cementgun Co., N. Y. Joint Fire Insurance Association

(see Clubs)

—Aichi Building, Tokyo Nihonbashi-

ku: Teleph. Nihonbashi (24) 3086;

Cable Ad: Meguin Kaumann, Dr. G.—1, Tamura-cho;

Cable Ad : Gokau

International General Electric Co.,

Inc.—10, Yuraku-cho, 1-chome, Koji- K. K. L. Leybold Shokwan, Engineers,

machi-ku; P.O. Box Central 453; and Contractors—Tokyo Tatemono

Cable Ad: Ingenetric Building, 3-chome, Gofuku-bashi,

Italian Embassy (see Embassies -and Nihonbashi-ku; Telephs. Nihonbashi

Legations) (24) 1211 to 1214; Cable Ad: Ley-

K. Meissner, president

“Japan Advertiser, The”—1, Uchi- H. Steinfeld, managing director

yamashitacho, Itchome, Kojimachi- Y. Saito, do.

ku; Telephs. 5857, 5858, 5859 (Gin- S. E.Hiramatsu,

Schueler, signs perdo. pro.

za) ; Cable Ad : Advertiser W. Mueller, do' .

B. W. Fleisher, publisher and pro- R. Katori, do.

prietor S. Hashimoto, do.

J. R. Young, business manager E.presenting

Etter and I.Dr.M. Kreitner, re-

Japan Book & Tract Society (see Voith, Hei-

Clubs) denheim

K.Wrede,

Liebig,Berlin

representing Hasse &

Japan Industrial Club (see Clubs) M. Dietrich

Japan-Soviet Association (see Clubs) N. M. Philipsen, representing

Dr. C. Otto & Comp., Bochum

A.Schilde-Haas

M. de Visser,Unionrepresenting

Japan Times and Mail, Evening

Newspaper — 6, Uchisaiwai - cho, M. Musolf

l-choine, Kojimachi-ku; Teleph Miss M. Holsite

Ginza (57) 0303, 0403 and 5391 ,

Cable Ad: Times King Features Syndicate, Inc. i In-

Japan Tourist Bureau—Head Office : cluding International News Service,

International News Photos, Univer-

Tokyo Station Building; Telephs. sal

OfeOl, 0970 and 3068 (Marunouchi); Building; Service)—Shimbun

News

Teleph. Ginza 2121; P.O.

Rengo

Cable Ad : Tourist

J. Takaku, managing director Box F. 63; Cable Ad: Internets

Jay W. Myers, Incorporated, Manu- Kjellberg Kabushiki Kaisha—San-

facturers’ Representatives, Import- shin Bldg., 10, Telephs.

Idhome, Ginza,

Yurakucho,

Export—Osaka Building, 2, Uchisai- Kojimachi-ku; 0986,

wai-cho; P.O. Box F. 89 Central; 1821 Cable

& 1831; P.O. Box 12 (Central) ;

Ad: Kjellbergs

Cable Ad : Myers-Tokyo Edmund Andree, mang. director

Jenks, Percival & Tsitt, Maurice, Cyril Harden, sales mgr.

Chartered Accountants—622, San-

shin Building, Hibiya; Teleph. (57) Knorr Jimushq, Importers of Ma-

1655 (Ginza); Cable Ad: Unravel; chinery—2,

ku ; Cable

Marunouchi, Kojimachi-

Ad: Transmarin

Code: Bentley’s. London Office: 6,

Old Jewry, E.O. 2; Kobe Office: Kodak Japan Ltd.—3, Nishi, 6-cbome,.

Cresent Building, 72, Kyo-machi Ginza, Kyobashi-ku; Teleph. Ginza

Maurice Jenks, bt., f.c.a. (57) 1124 and 1125; Cable Ad:

J. E. Percival, f.c.a. Kodak

J. C. Pidgeon, f.c.a.

H. S. Goodwyn Isitt, f.c.a. Kramer, H., Manufacturers’ Agent—

L. E. Oldridge, a.c.a.

A. T. Bullough, B.COM., A.C.A. 8, Marunouchi, Kojimachi-ku; Cable

W. Salter Ad: Hermkramer

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Kraitss, E., Optical Works—10, Maru- MacMillan Export Co., Ltd., H. R.

Lumber & Shipping—305, 21st. Mit-

nouchi, Sanchorr?e; Telepb. 1807 subishi Bldg., Marunouchi; Telcph.

(Marunouchi): Cable Ad: Krauss Marunouchi (23) ,4897

E. Krauss (Paris)

Y. Tanokura, manager Mans SON Co., Importers of Swedish

Steel andKoj

Krayer, Dr. C.—502, Yaesu Building, 1-chome, Ironimachi-ku;

— 3, Uchisaiwai-cho,

Cable Ad:

Marunouchi; Cable Ad : Lurgi Simplex

Krupp (Fried.) Aktiengesellschaft, Manufacturers Life Insurance Co.—

Steel and Machinery Manufacturers 401-8, Yaesu Building, 6, Maruno-

—8. Marunouchi, Sanehome uchi, Nichome, Kojimachi-ku; F.O-

W. Lemke, Japan representative Box 26; Cable Ad: Manulife

T. C. Maitland, manager for

Kyo Bun Kwan (Christian Literature Japan

Society)—1-2. Ginza, 4-chome, Kyo- R. D. Ralfe, resdt. secty.

bashi-ku ; Cable Ad : Kyobunkwan Marunouchi Hotel—Marunouchi

Nagao Hampei, president

S. H. Wainright, general manager

Bnv. K. Matsuno, sales manager SVSa.ruzert Comrany, Ltd., Import-

ers of Foreign Books, Publishers,

A. J. Stirewalt, treasurer Stationers, Dealers in Dry Goods

C. P. Garman, business mgr. and Toilet Articles, Ink Manufac-

League of Nations (see Clubs) tures—6, Nihonbashi-ku, Tori, 2-

chome

, N. Yamasaki, president

Lemke Walter, engineer, Krupp re- Agency

presentative for Japan—8, Maru- Directory and Chronicle of

nouchi, Cable Ad : Lemke the Far East (Japan, China,

Malaya, Philippine Islands,

Lendrum (Japan), Ltd., Paper Agents Dutch East Indies, Indo-China,

and Merchants—No. 20, 2-chome, etc.)

Marunouchi, Kojimachi-ku ; P.O. Mstro-Goldwyn-Mayer Company, Ltd.

Box 95; Teleph. Marunouchi (23)

4889 —New Osaka Building, Uchisaiwai-

M. MoCance, managing director cho ; Teleph. Ginza (57) 3666-7;

(Kobe) Cable Ad : Metrofilms

Y. Kojima

C. Okubo Metropolitan=Viceers Electrical Ex-

port Co., Ltd.—702, Yaesu Build-

Lierermann Waelchli & Co.—Naka ing, Marunouchi; Telephs. 1321 to

12/2, No. 6, Marunouchi, 2-chome: 1325 (Marunouchi); P.O. Box Cen-

Teleph. Marunouchi (231 3959 and tralG. 31; Cable Ad : Metrovick

Scott

(23) 4857; P.O. Box 407 Central;

Cable Ad • Waelchli Mitsui Bussan Kaesha, Ltd. (Mitsui

The Liverpool & London & Globe &Importers, Co., Ltd., in Europe & America),

Exporters, General Com-

T^surance Co., Ltd.—2, 1-ehome, mission Merchants,

Kyobashi, Kyobashi-ku; P.O. Box Ship Owmers, Ship Saw Mill and

Builders and

155 (Central); Cable Ad : Globe Wharfingers. Head Office : 1, Muro-

G. Bi=uham. manager for Japan machi, Nichome, Nihonbashi-ku;

F. M. O’Hara General Cable Ad : Mitsui

Chairman and Representative Dir-

Lury & Co., Ltd., Import and Export ector—K. Nanjo

—Room No. 512, Showa Building; Representative Director—T. Ka-

Marunouchi, Kojimachi-ku : Teleph. wamura

M arunouchi (23) 3069; Cable Ad. Manaering Directors—J. Inouye,

Luryco S. Tajima & T. Mukai

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Muller', Puipps & Sellers, Ltd., Nippon Kokusan Kooyo K. K. (Nip-

Manufacturers’ Sales Representa- pon Corn Products, Ltd.), Corn Re-

tives—Marunouchi Building; P.O. finers—1, Uchisaiwai-cho, Koj ima-

Box 98 (Central); Cable Ad: Sellers chi-ku; Teleph Ginza 1715; Cable

H. A. Sellers, manag. director Ad: Cornsitarch

(Osaka)

H. H. Herts, director (New York) Nipponophone Co., Ltd.—10, Ginza,

J. Gadsby, do. (Tokyo) Kyobashi-ku

W. A. Rawnsley, manager (Tokyo)

Nippon Roche K.K., Importers of

National City Bank of New York ;,Cnemicais and Pharmaceutical Pre-

paratipns—-8, Kobikicho, 2-chome,

(zee Banks) Kyobashiku ; Cable Ad: Panroche

Directors: — Dr. A. Glattfeider,

Nederlandsch Indische Bank (see Dr. A. Keller and P. Metzger

Banks)

Nippon Yusen Kaisha (N. Y. K. Line>

Nestle and Anglo-Swiss Condensed chi, —Yusen Building, 20-1, Marunou-

Milk Co.—Osaka Building, .3, Uchi- lephs. Nichome, JKojimachi-ku; Te-

saiwai-cho, 1-chome, K oj imachi-ku ; (10) and(23)2531-2534

Marunouchi 2511-2521

(4); Cable Ad:

Teleph. 5416 (Ginza); Cable Ad: Yusen

Nestanglo

New Zealand Insurance Go-, Ltd.— North-China Insurance Co., Ltd.—

12, Marunouchi; P.O. Box Central 386

14, Marunouchi; P.O. Box 24 (Cen-

tral); Cable Ad : Newzico Norwegian Consulate (see . Consu-

Sale & Co., Ltd., Agents lates).

^ W J?, M b Norwegian Legation (see Embassies)

Nichio Boyeki Shokai, Importers Norwich Union Fire Insurance So-

and Exporters—Shosei Building, 16, ciety, Ltd.—417-9, Nisshin Seimei

1-chome, Shimbashi; Teleph. Ginza kan, Ote-machi, Koj imachi-ku;:

(57) 1357; Cable Ad: Levedag Teleph. 3847 (Marunouchi); P.O.

E. Lcdevag Box 106 Central; Cable Ad: Nufam

F. C. Howard, manager for Japan

Nichiro Shoji-sha (Russo-Japanese J. W. Palmer-, assist, manager

Trading Co.)—8, Tamiiracbo,' Shiba-

ku; Telephs. Ginza 2354, 23156, 4304; Oestmann & Co., A.—32, Nagata-cho,

Cable Ad : Niroshoji 2-chome, Kojimachi-ku; P.O. Box

Central 438

Nichizui Trading Co,:, Ltd.—Kinsan Okada, T. K., Import & Export of

Building, ,5, Muramachi, 4-chome, Rubber and Asbestos Mechanical

Nihonbashi-ku; P.O. Box 74 (Cen- Goods, Gasolene Fixtures, Sundries,

tral); Cable Ad: Nichizuicu. etc.—5, Sanshome, Gofukubashi, Ni-

A. O. Keller honbashi; P.O. Box Central 313;

E. Brunner (attached) (Represen- Teleph.

tative of Buhler Bros., IJzwil, Manrep Nihonbashi 4369;,Cable Ad:

Switzerland)

Dr. E. M. Rothenberger (attached) Omi Sales Co., Ltd., Importers and

(Representative, of Sandoz Che- Manufacturers (A Department of

mical Works, Pharmaceutical the Omi Brotherhood)—Head Office:

Products, Basle, Switzerland) Omi-Hachiman, Shigaken

G. R. Fachtma-pn Branches: Tokyo—Fuiiya Build-

ing, Toranomon, Shiba Ku.

Nippon Hanovia Quartz Lamp Co., Osaka—Daido Seimei Building,

Ltd. — 3229, Honshuku, Omori, Tosabori, 1-chome; Cable Ad:

Tokyo-fu Osaco, Hachimanomi

;

9

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Oriental Steel Products Co., Ltd.— Batjen, Bud.—Aoyama Kitamachi 6-

Sac shin Building, Hibiya; Cable chome, 34; Teleph. Aoyama 1799;

Ad: Truseon Cable Ad: Katsam

Bud. Batjen, proprietor

Oversea Trading Company—No. 1, L. Jansou, signs per pro.

Kotohira-cho, Shiba; Teleph. (43) Otto E. Batjen

. Shiba 1831; Central P.O. Box F30; F. Kiderlen

Cable Ad : Overtradco L. Bulmann, engineer

W. Buhre, do.

Paramount Films, Ltd.—Osaka B. C. A. Communications, Inc. —Nis-

ing, Uchisaiwai-cho; Telephs. Build-

Ginza shin Seimei Building, Otemachi;

Cable Ad: Badiocorp

2931, 2932 ; Cable Ad : Paramount J. Francis Harris, representative

T. D. Cochrane for Japan

J. H. Piper

Keif, Ltd., B., Cloth Importers—10,

Paraquat Consulate (see Consulates) Marunouchi, 2-chome, Kyobashi-ku

Beuter’s,

Pearce & Co. (Branch), Import and chome, Kyohashi-ku; Ltd.—9, Ginza Nishi, 8-

Export Merchants — Nishigashi (Ginza) Teleph. 2121-5

Building, No. 2, 1-chome, Tori, Ni- M. J. Cox

honbashi-ku; Teleph. 3682 (Nihon-

bashi) ; Cable Ad : Pearce Bising Sun Petroleum Co., Ltd.—

Sanshin Building, 10 Itchome, Yura-

Pearson &Oo., Chartered Accountants kucho, Kojimachi-ku; Telephs. Gin-

—9, Higashi-dori, 6-Nichome, Ma- zaA.(57)E. 5591-5593Hedges, manager

runouchi, Kojimachi-ku; Teleph. D. G. Daubeny

4646 (Marunouchi); Cable Ad: B. M. Burne

Accounts F. G. Bishop

A, E. Pearson, c.a. H. A. Aitchison

T. H. Fleming, c.a. Miss D. Streatfield

Peruvian Legation (see Embassies & Botary Club (see Clubs)

Legations)

Royal Insurance Co., Ltd.—2, 1-

Plage Jimusho Dr., Law and Patent Cable chome, Kyobashi, Kyobashi-ku;

Bureau—Akasaka - ku, Mikawadai- Ad : Princely

machi 29; Cable Ad: Plage G. Bispham, manager

F. M. O’Hara

Poldi Steel Works, Importers—1, Rudolf & Co., Import merchants— 7,

Shintomi-chc, Kyobashi-ku; Cable Naka-dori, Marunouchi; Teleph.

Ad: Poldisteel (23) 2876, Marunouchi; Cable Ad:

Koerting

C. Polleri, Import and Export to Gustav Rudolf (Tokyo)

and from Italy—Taihei Building, Dr. J. Jordan (Osaka)

Uchisoiwaicho,

ku 1-chome, Koj imachi-

Sabroe Co. of JapanMarunouchi,

ing engineers—8, Ltd., Refrigerat-

Koji-

Poaver-Gas Corporation, Ltd.—864, Cable Ad: Nihonsabroe140 Central;

machi-ku ; PO. Box

Osaka Building, Uchisaiwai-cho,

Kojimachi-ku; Teleph. Ginza 5780 Sakuma Paboo Industrial Co., Ltd.—

(9) ; Cable Ad : Tetratomis Kiku Masamune Building, 1, Ginza

Portuguese Consular (see Consu- NKyobashi ishi 3:chome, Kyobashi-ku ; Telephs.

(56) 7135, 7136, 7137; Cable

lates) Ad: Espab

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.Sale & Co., Ltd., Import and Export W. Bunten, manager

Merchants, Shipping, Insurance & N. Kodera

Financial Agents—14, Marunouchi, H. Bank

2-chome, Kojimachi-ku; Telephs. A. Mueller

1161-4 (Marunouchi); P.O. Box 318; R. Momotani, engineer

(Central) ; Cable Ad : Salehouse

Bohmid, R. (Watch Factory)—1931, Singer Sewing Machine Co.—3, Yu-

raku-cho, 1-chome, Kojimachi-ku

Nishisugamo, 2-chome, Toshima-ku;

Cable Ad: Revival S. Yuraku-cho

K. F. Industries

;Schmidt Shoten—2, Muromachi, 3- Cable Adof: Shefko

Japan—10,

chome, Nihonbashi-ku; Cable Ad:

Schmidt Smidth & Co., A /S (Copenhagen) F.

P. Schmidt, proprietor L.—8, Marunouchi, Kojimachi-ku;

W. Theiss, signs per pro. Teleph. (23) 1896; P.O. Box Central

Y. Suesskoch, do. 94; Cable Ad: Folasmidth

F. Roos

E. Levedag | Miss K. Lange Society of Chemical Industry in

Agents for Basle, Manufacturers of “Ciba”

Ernst Leitz, Wetzlar Pharmaceutical Chemicals &c.—Ya-

E. Merck, Darmstadt maguchi Building, Ginza, 3-chome,

Emil Busch A.-G., Rathenow

Nitsche & Guenther A.-G., Rathe- Kyobashi-ku

now South British Insurance Co., Ltd.—

Schmitz & Co., P., Representatives of Yurakukan Building, 4, Marunou-

chi, Kojimachi-ku; Teleph. (23)

German Machine Makers—Tokyo 0976; Cable Ad : Soubritish

Tatemono Building, Gofuku-bashi,

Nihonbashi-ku; Cable Ad: Japan- St. Luke’s International Medical

demag and Humboldt Centre (for Japanese and Foreign-

Schoeller-Bleckmann Phoenix Seiko ers) — Akashi-cho, Kyobashi-ku;

Telephs. (56) 6101-5 (Kyobashi);

Gomei Kaisha, Steel Manufacturers Cable Ad : Stlukes

—Saiwai Building, 7, Uchi-Saiwai- Dr. R. B. Teusler, director

cho, 1-chome, Koj imachi-ku; Cable

Ad : Stalphonix

H. Schreck, general manager

W. Levedag J C. Wachner Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—519, Yaesu

Building, Marunouchi, Kojimachi-

Sole Agents of ku; Teleph. (23 2295-8; Cable Ad:

Schoeller-Blaekmann Steel Works, Standvac

Ltd., Vienna, Austria E. L. Pennell

Siamese Legation

Legations) {see Embassies and Stedefeld, Dr. H.—67, Tansu-machi;

Teleph. Akasaka 1941

Siber Hegner & Co., Ltd.—8, Maru- Strachan & Co. (Agencies), Ltd., W.

nouchi, 2-chome, Koj imachi-ku; P. M., General Merchants, Insurance

O. Box 316; Teleph. Marunouchi Agents—Yusen Building, 2-chome,

(23) 3341 and 3342; Cable Ad: Siber Marunouchi, Kojimaohi-ku; Teleph.

H. Treichler, manager 2823 (Marunouchi); P.O. Box 43

G. S. Lum, accountant (Central); Cable Ad: Straehan

Siemens-Schuckert Denki Kabttshiki E. P. Stroud, director

Kaisha—2, Marunouchi, 3-chome, Styrian Steel Works—2, Echizen-

Kojimachi-ku; Telephs. (23), 2054, bori, 1-chome, Kyobashi-ku; Teleph.

2764, and 2822 (Marunouchi) ; Cable Kyobashi (56) 1684; Cable Ad:

Ad: Siemens Styriastal

B. Mohr, director

 TOKYO

Sun Insurance Office Ltd.—14, Ma- Tetens, A. P., Engineers, Heating,

runouchi, 2-chome; Teleph. 23-1756 Ventilating, etc.—Room 1517, 5th

(Marunouchi); P.O. Box 102 (Cen- floor, Tokyo Kaijo New Building,

tral) ; Cable Ad: Sunfire Marunouchi; Teleph. Marunouchi

W. B. Bull, Manager for Japan (23) 4868; Cable Ad: Tetens

M. C. Compton

S. Tamura, Manager (Tokyo & Tokyo Chamber of Commerce (sec

Osaka branches) Clubs)

Sun ; Life Assurance Co. of Canada ForeignPiano

Tokyo Shokai (formerly

Piano Importing Co.)—

—Administrative Office for Japan:

6, Marunouchi, 3-chome, Kojima- 2,ku;Ginza Nishi, 6-chome, Kyobashi-

chi-ku; Telephs. Marunouchi (23) Ad: Teleph. Ginza (57) 2943; Cable

Tokyopiano

1880 and 1881; Cable Ad: Sunbeam

W. D. Cameron, supervisor for

Japan

R. M. Dobson, resident secretary Tomeye Trading Co., Importers and

Exporters—Yusen Building; Teleph.

P. Lord

Tohoku Branch Office—11, Kimachi 23-3867 (Marunouchi); Cable Ad:

Suyenashi Sendai, Miyagi-ken; Leon Leon D. S. Tomeye

Teleph. 196 H, J. Cook (San Francisco)

Kanto Branch Office — Yuraku Agents for

Building, Marunouchi; Teleph. Taiyeiyo Mar. & Fire Ins. Co., Ld.

Marunouchi (23) 4786 (agent’s use) Kaijo Marine and Fire. Ins. Co.,.

and 4843 (office use) Ld.

E. Lord, manager

Yokohama Foreign Agency—21, Ya- Toyo Babcock Kabushiki Kaisha.

mashita-cho, Naka-ku; Teleph. (2) (Successors to Babcock & Wilcox,

0379 (Honkyoku); P.O. Box 24; Ltd., and Zema Works, Ltd.) Manu-

Cable Ad: Cyprian facturers of Stirling Water Tube

F. W. Bill, agent

Nagoya Branch Office—Sumitomo Boilers, Chain Grate Stokers, Con-

Building, Shinyanagi - cho, 6- veyors and all 5,Boiler House Appli-

chome, Naka-ku; Teleph. 2526 ances—Office: Nakadori,

nouchi: Teleph. (23) 1885 (Marunou-

Maru-

(Honkyoku) chi) ; Cable Ad: Babcock. Head

M. Aramaki, manager

Kansai Branch Office—Asahi Bldg., Office: Yokohama

S. Kuroda, branch manager

3, Naganoshima 3-chome, Kita-ku,

Osaka; Telephs. 4500, 5470 & 6540 Toyo Otis Elevator K. K.—100, Izu-

(Honkyoku); Cable Ad: Sun- mo-cho, Kamata-ku ; Cable Ad: Lyn-

beam

W. Araki, manager dentree

E. B. Cahusac, secretary

B. W. Cahusac ,,

Hiroshima Branch Office—44, High- BritishMotors,

Tozai Ltd., Importers of

shi Uoya-machi, Hiroshima; Te- chome, Machines—4, Kyobashi-ku;

Kobiki-cho, 4-

Teleph. (56)

lenh. 4810 1694; Cable Ad: Eikokubi; Code:

K. Kusaka, cashier Bentley’s Complete and Bentley’s-

Kyushu Branch Office—-Jue-o Build- 2nd Phrase Code

ing, Katadoi-machi, Fukuoka; Hans Hunter, chairman

Teleph. 1212; Cable Ad: Sunbeam H. S. Weigall, director

Fukuoka John. Gadsby, do.

M. Fujiye, manager

R.G. Ono.

Oyamajdirector

auditor

Swedish Legation (see Embassies) Agencies

J. A. Prestwich & Co.* London

Teikoku Sanso K. K.—2, Marunouchi, (J. A. P. Engine)

3-chome, Kojimachi-ku; Cable Ad: Burman & Sons, Ld., Birmingham

Oxygene (Gear Box)

 TOKYO

Matchless Motor Cycle, Ld., Red- Walker Goshi Kaisha—Fujiya Build-

ing, 1, Kotohira-cho, Shiba-ku; Teleph.

ditch

R. A. Lister & Co. (Lister Diesel Shiba 2304; Cable Ad: Walkerco

engines) Waltham Watch Co.—Shigo-Kan, Na-

Indian Motorcycle Co. kadori, Maruncuchi; P.O. Box 83

Teade Representation of U.S.S.K, Central; Cable Ad: Waltham

Export and Import Trade between

U.S.S.R. and Janan—10, Marunou- Warner Bros. First National Pic-

ehi; Cable Ad : Vneshtorg tures (Japan) Inc.—Tokyo Tate-

mono Building, 3 of 7 Gofukubashi

"“Trans-Pacific, The”—1, Uchi-Yama- 3-chome, Teleph. Nihonbashi 3908;

shita-cho Itchome, Kojimachi-ku; Cable Ad: Firnatex

Telephs. (Ginza) 5857, 58'58, 5859;

Cable Ad : Advertiser Weinberger & Co., C.—3, Naka-dori,

B. W. Fleasher, editor and pub- Marunouchi; Teleph. Marunouchi

lisher (23) 4727; Cable Ad: Weinberger

TRANSrPACIFIC ADVERTISING & SERVICE Western Electric Co. (Orient) Ld.—

Bureau — 1, Uchiyamate-cho, It- OsakA Building, Uchisaiwai - cho;

chome, Kojimachi-ku; Telephs. 5857- Teleph. Ginza 2702; Cable Ad: Jerpi

9 (Ginza) ; Gable Ad : Advertiser

B. W. Fleisher, proprietor Westinghotse Air Brake Co.—665;

J. R. Young,; manager Marunouchi Building, Marunouchi;

XJ.S S.R. Consulate {see Consulates) Cable Ad: Westinghouse

Fred S. Thomas, Engineer for

Union Insurance Society of Canton, Orient

Ltd.—12, Marunouchi, San-chome, Westinghouse Electric Internation-

Kojimachi-ku; Teleph. Marunou-

chi (23) 3562; P.O. Box Central 386; alMarunouchi;

Co.—784, Marunouchi Building,

P.O. Box 121; Cable

Cable Ad : Union Ad : Wemcoexpo

H. Geary Gardner, branch mgr. W. L. Newmeyer, special rep res.

Union Trading Co.—9, Kamiya-cho, Wrigley Co., Ltd.—8, Minami Kin-

Shiba-ku; Cable Ad: Unitraco roku-cho, Kyobashi-ku; Cable Ad:

S. Takeishi, proprietor Spearmint

Titrea Glass Works, Prague—Taki- P. D. Brown, managing director

yama Building, Kyobashi-ku; Cable Yokohama Specie Bank {see Banks)

Ad : Mercator

Vogt, Dr. K. & Sonderhoff, Dr. R. Yorkshire Insurance Co., Ltd.—Ka-

(Law & Patent office)—Yaesu Build- takura chome,

Building, 2, Kyobashi , 3-

Kyobashi-ku; P.O. Box Cen-

ing, 4th floor, Kojimachi-ku; tral 356 ; Cable Ad : Yorkshire

Teleph. Marunouchi (23) 3062; Cable K. J. Brown, manager for Japan

Ad : Anwalt R. A. Roberts

Dr. K. Vogt, Lawyer k, regd.

Patent Attorney, Legal Adviser Zeiss, Carl (Kabushiki Kaisha)—Yu-

to the German Embassy sen Building (7th floor), Marunou-

Dr. R. Sonderhoff chi; Telephs. 3065 and 3066 (Maru-

Tories & Co., W.M., Architects (A nouchi) ; Cable Ad: Zeissag

Department of the Omi Brother- Paul Henrichs, director (Jena)

hood)—Head Office : Omi-Hachiman, Alfred Simader, do. (Dresden)

Shigaken. Hermann Kuh, director (Tokyo)

Branches : Tokyo—Fujiya Building, Helmut Schulzei

Tranomon. Shibaku Building, Tosa- Erich Clausnitzer

Osaka—DaidoSeimei Ludwig Eckert

bori. 1-chome; Cable Ad: Voties, Willy Haenssgen

Hachimanomi Miss Use Heinrich

 YOKOHAMA

Yokohama is situated on the Bay of Tokyo, in lat. 35 deg. 26 min. 11 sec,

N., and long. 139 deg. 39 min. 20 sec., and is distant about 20 miles from,

the capital, with which it is connected by several lines of steam and electric

railways. A very small fishing village when it was opened to foreign trade in

1859, its proximity to the capital quickly led to its development and it was

for many years the leading port of Japan. The surrounding scenery

is hilly and pleasing, and on clear days the snow-crowned summit

and graceful outlines of Fuji-san, a volcanic mountain 12,370 feet

high—celebrated in Japanese literature and depicted on innumerable native

works of art—-is most distinctly visible, though some 75 miles distant. The

town is divided into two parts, the western part being occupied by what was

known, before the abolition of extra-territoriality, as the foreign settle-

tlement. Beyond the plain on which the town is built rises a sort of semi-

circle of low hills called “ The Bluff,” on which are situated the

residences of many members of the foreign community. Along the

waterfront runs a good road called the Bund, on which stand a number of

imposing buildings, of which the principal ones are the Hongkong and

Shanghai Bank, the Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.’s offices, the United Club and

the New Grand Hotel. The reconstructed city includes many fine examples

of modern architecture, notably the Prefectural offices, rebuilt at a cost of

3 million yen, the Silk Conditioning House, the Customs House, General Post

Office, the British and American Consulates, Japanese and Foreign Banks

and office buildings. A fine cricket and recreation club and a racecourse are

situated akout two miles from the Settlement, Three excellent golf links are

within a short distance of the city. A good boating and yachting club also

exist, providing facilities for deep-sea bathing. The railway station is well-

designed and commodious. The town is in the enjoyment of an excellent

water supply, large waterworks having been completed in 1887. The municipal

electric tramways traversing important sections of the city now extend for 27

miles. The harbour work started in 1900 and practically finished in 1917,

sustained great damage in the earthquake of 1932. Keconstruction was, how-

ever, complete in March 1931. An outer breakwater, now under construction,

will on completion, more than double the present harbour area. The gas works

were started as a private enterprise but taken over by the municipality in

1892, the pipes laid measure now about 200 miles. There are 4 bertfis at the

pier accommodating the largest steamers, and 12 mooring wharves for large

ocean-going vessels, most of these wharves accommodating vessels of any size.

The Yokohama Dock Company has three dry docks of 628 ft., 489 ft., and 380

ft., docking length, 98 ft., 77 ft., and 76 ft. width of entrance, and 33 ft.,

26 ft. and 21 ft. of water on the blocks respectively, and a mooring basin of

600 ft. by 100 ft, by 25 ft.

In the very severe earthquake, which was followed by a huge conflagra-

tion, on September 1st, 1923, close on 30,000 people are known to have

perished. Another 3,'559 were missing and believed to be dead, and 66,371

were officiallyof reported

one-quarter as injured,

the population. The the totalofcasualties

number buildingsreroresentating

destroyed was nearly

70,000

out of a total of 93,000. The shipping in harbour was placed in serious

jeopardy by the blazing oil from the oil-tanks on shore running into and

spreading over the water.

The population of Yokohama was about 682,600 in October 1933, thus being

the sixth largest city in the Empire.

 YOKOHAMA 265

Yokohama chiefly subsists on its foreign trade, especially the valuable

silk trade, which from the time of the opening of the country' has always

‘been,

and handled

the silk attrade

the port. The earthquaketransferred

was temperorarily of 192G for atotime disabled

Kobe, the port,

but with the

rehabilitation of the northern port the trade has been in part recaptured.

The present depression in the silk trade, however, due partly to the

economic situation in the U.S.A. and partly to the competition of rayon, has

had a serious effect upon the port; fortunately it was offset to a great extent

by the increase in other exports since the abandonment of the Gold Standard

-by Japan.

Yokohama is administered by the Municipality, which owns the electric

lighting and power plants, the electric tramways and the gas and water

-supplies.

DIRECTORY of EOREIGN El RMS

Abet, Moss & Co., "Wholesale Wine American Mail Line Ltd.—50, Yama-

and Spirit Merchants—43, Yamashi- shita-cho; Telephs. 2-4237-9; Cable

ta-cho; Teleph. 2-4077; P.O. Box 51; Ad: Mailine; Codes: Bentley’s

Cable Ad : Mossycamp Universal, etc. ,

C. H, Moss . F. C. Thompson, general agent

C. W. Gabrielson

Advani, H. R., General Exporters— F. H. Spengler

76, Yamashita-cho; Cable Ad: Gu- S. J. Albright | L. Nietman

runanik American Merchandise Co.—164, Ya-

mashita-cho ; Cable Ad : Harlo

Ahrens & Co., Nachf, H. (Gomei American Trading Co. of Japan, Ltd.

Kaisha)—^51, Yamashita-cho; Naka- —255, Yamashita-cho; Telephs. 2-

ku; Teleph. (:2) 0142 and (2) 0150 1731, 2-1732 and 2-1184; P.O. Box

(Honkyoku); P.O. Box 71; Cable 28; Cable Ad: Arntraco1. Head

Ad: Nordlloyd Office for Japan: Tokyo

H. Bosch, acting partner (Tokyo) J. Y. Agajan, manager

H. Umbhau J Takaki

Affenctes

Stickstoff - Syndikat, G.m.b.H., Amsterdam Underwriters Associa-

Berlin. Fertilizers tion—164, Yamashita-cha; Teleph.

Nordd'eutseher Lloyd, Bremen. 2-0318 ; Cable Ad : Hood

Passenger and Freight Line R. J. Carroll, agent

Apcar & Co., A. M., Merchants—164,

American Association of Yokohama Yamashita-cho; P.O. Box 39; Cable

(see Clubs) Ad: Apcar

Agencies

American Consulate (see Consulates) Ariel Works, Ld., Birmingham.

Ariel Motorcycles

Excelsior Motor Manufacturing

American Express Co., Inc. — 7, and Supply Co. Chicago, Su-

Nihon Odori, Nakaku; Teleph. (2) per X and Henderson Motor-

0025; P.O. Box 407; Cable Ad: cycles

Amexco Day, Son & Hewitt, Ld., L’don

 YOKOHAMA

Asahi Trading Co., Exporters of Tex- Bell, R. G., Representative and Agent,.

tiles, Shirts and Hosiery, Importers Import and Export—23, Yamashita-

of Textiles—15th Bank Building, cho; Teleph. 2-0246; P.O. Box 88;

Otamachi; P.O. Box 98; Cable Ad : Cable Ad: Bell

Asahico

Audoyer, G., Merchant—109, Yama- Berrick & Co., Ltd., Importers and

shita-cho; P.O. Box 109; Caole Ad: O.Exporters—199, Yamashita-cho: P.

Box 199; Cable Ad: Berrick

Audoyer geo B. R. Berrick, director

Georges Audoyer M. Mendelson, do.

E. Dentici B. Deveson

V. F. Rangel O. Yuyaina

J. J. P. Coelho H. J. D. Rooke

R. Hirai R. H. A. Berrick

K. Yoneyama

Bharat Trading Co.—153, Yamashita-

BANKS cho ; Teleph. 22579; Cable Ad:

Tirthdas; Codes: Bentley’s, Scho-

Bank of Taiwan, Ltd.—33, Nihon field’s and Oriental 3-letter

Naraindas Thirthdas. mgr.-dir.

Ohdori, Naka-ku; Cable Ad: Tai-

wangink

Bluff Hotel—2, Bluff; Teleph. (2)

Chartered Bank of India, Australia 3616; Cable Ad: Bluff Hotel

and China—18, Nihon Obdori, Na- C. Petersen, manager

kaku; Cable Ad: Younker; P.O.

Box 284 Brady & Ruegg—90b, Yamashita-cho;

Hongkong and Shanghai Banking P.O. Box 30; Cable Ad: Ruegg

R. Ruegg

Corporation—2, Yamashita-cho; P.

O. Box 402; Teleph. (Honkyoku) 2- British Association of Japan (see

0044; Cable Ad : Olympia Clubs)

R. Bruce

E. P. Streatfield British Consulate (see Consulates)

R. Stilliard

Mitsui Bund Hotel, Ltd.—1, Shinyamachita-

O. BoxBank,

223; Ltd.—40, Hon-cho,

Teleph. 2-4131 ; CableP. cho; Cable Ad: Hotbund

Ad: Mithama

Butterfield & Swire, (Japan), Ltd.—

National City Bank of New York, 7, Yamashita-cho; Telephs. 2-2883, 2-

The—74a, Yamashita-cho, Naka-ku; 4098 and 2-0173; P.O. Box 183; Cable-

Telephs.

and 2-3178;2-1836,

P.O. 2-1937,

Box 299;2-1838,

Cable2-1839

Ad : AdH.: SwireW. Kent, signs per pro.

Citibank H. W. Roger

R. D. Standish, mgr. (Tel. 2-2184) H. Spicer

J. Y. Starrett, acct. & pro-mgr.

Sumitomo Bank, Ltd.—2-chome, Hon- shita-cho; Co.,

Cameron & Ltd., A.—70-a, Yajna-

cho, P.O. Box 1; Cable Ad.: Sumit- Camedon P.O. Box 206; Cable Ad:

bank N. W. Wilson, representative

Yokohama Koshin Ginko, Ltd. —53, Canadian National Railways—7, Ya-

Benten-dori, 4-chome, Naka-ku mashita-cho; Teleph. 2^323; Cable

Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd.—83, Mi- AdDonald : Lemorb

E. Ross, general agent

naminakadori,

3131 (Honkyoku) Nakaku; Telephs. T. Nishimura

Y. Kasai

 YOKOHAMA

Canadian Pacific Steamships, Nippon Race Club Golfing Associa-

Ltd., Agents for Canadian Pacific tion—7, Yamashita-cho; Telephs.

Express Co. — 21, Yamashita-cho ; 2-1502 (Honkyoku) and 2-4929 (Hon-

Telephs. 2-209 and 2-1656; P.O. Box yoku) Club House

201 Committee—S. Lowrie (Captain),

Freight and Operating Dept.—- W. R.. Gooch (Hon. Secretary),

Cable' Ad : Citamprag S. Andreis, W. Butcher, M.

M. Fitzgerald, gen. agent for Mendelson,

Japan Street and W.C. L.E. Tesch

Mott, H. B.

J. H. Nancollis, , agent

M. J. Nozaki

Passenger. Dept.- Cable Ad: Ga- Royal Society of St. George (Yoko-

hama and Tokyo Branch)

canpac President—J. A. Dixon

G. P. Kyan, General Agent Vice-Pres.—W. R. Gooch

L. R,. Wilde, Passenger Agent Hon. Secretaryrr-L. R. Wilde

S. C. Brisk, assist. Hon. Treas.—H. A. Chapman

Canadian Transport Co , Ltd.—1,

Kaigan-dori Yokohama Chamber Of Commerce and

Industry—11, Nihon Odori, Naka-

Oatjdrelier, L., Wholesale and Retail ku; Cable Ad: Kaigisho; Code:

Groceries—62, Yamashita-cho : P.O. Bentley's A.B.C. 5th and 6th, Acme

Schofield’s and Lombard

Box 124; Cable Ad: Caudrelier

Centre Hotel—66, Yamashita-cho; Yokohama Seamen’s Club (Missions

Cable Ad: Centre to Seamen)—194, Yamashita-cho;

Chartered Bank of India, Austr. and Teleph. 2-4228

China (see Banks) Yokohama Rotary Club—I, Hayashi-

Christ Chdrch—234, Bluff cho, Kanagaka-ku

Chaplain-Rev. E. G. Bucknill, m.a.

Yokohama and Tokyo Foreign Board

Clifford Wilkinson Tansan Mineral ofBoxTrade—252,216

Yamashita-cho; P.O.

Water Co., Ltd.—66, Okina-cho

CLUBS AND SOCIETIES Yokohama United Club—4, Yamasbi-

ta-cho; P.O. Box 84; Cable Ad:

American Association of Yokohama— Yuclub Chairman—W"- El Gooch

8, Bund Secretary—D. L. Abbey

President—V. A. Gulick Committee-r-B. R. Berrick, T. G.

Vice-Pres.—H. W. Schenck Ely, P. Nipkow, D. E. Ross, E.

Secretary—G. C. Merrill L. Swift and M. S. Wiersum

Treas.—T. P. Davis

Custodian—E. W. Frazar

British Association of Japan—7, Collier, J. D., Engineering Office,

Manufacturers’ Representative—23,

Yamashita-cho Yamashita-cho; Teleph. 2-1794; P.O.

Chairman—H. W. Kent Box 27; Cable Ad: Collier; Codes:

Hon. Secretary—D. E. Ross Universal Trade &. Bentley’s

Hon. Treas.—W. Murray

Chambre de Commerce Francaise du Commercial Union Assurance Co.,

Japon—185,. Yamate-cho ; Cable Ad: Ltd., Fire and Marine—72, Yama-

Chamfranee shita-cho; P.O. Box 52; Cable Ad:

Cuaco

(Foreign Trade Association of Yoko- James A. Dixon, manager for

hama—!, Kaigan-dori J apan

 YOKOHAMA

CONSULATES Mexico—7, Yamashita:cho; Cabler

Argentine—22, 2-chome, Honcho Ad: Consulmex

Consul—I. Afcsumi Netherlands—25c, Yamashita-cho

Belgium—36, Nihon Odori; P.O. Consul—M. S. Wiersum

Box 144; Cable Ad: Suzandron Norway—Union Buildings, 75, Ya-

Consul—A. L. Bonvaux mashita-cho; Teleph. 2-2264; P.O.

Box 20

Brazil—86, Yamashita-cho; Cable Acting Consul—H. E. Standage

Ad: Consbras Panama—74, Yamashita-cho, Naka-

Chile—(see Chilean Legation, Japan ku

Section) Peru—19, Bluff; Teleph. Honk-

China—153, Yamashilta-cho; Cable yoku (2) 4240

Ad: Sinoconsul Consul—Pedro E. Paulet

Spain—101. Ozato-machi, Hommoku

Czechoslovakia—92, Yamashita-cho;

Cable Ad : Dnumgis Saveden—7, Yamashita-cho; P.O.

Consul—S. Isaacs Box 132

Secretary—O. Shimoi Hon. Consul—G. Guston

Denmark—See Danish Legation, Ja- Turkey—48, Benten-dori, Naka-ku

. pan section United States of America — 6,

Finland—199. Y'amashita-cho, Naka- Bund; Teleph. (2)2600; Cable-

ku Ad: American Consul

France—185, Bluff; Cable Ad: Continental Insurance Co. of Neav

York—Nippon Kaijo Building, 21,

Fransulat

■Consul—(Louis Jousset Hon-oho-dori, 2-chome, Naka-ku;

Cable Ad : Afiajapan

Vice-Consul—Paul Raymond W. W. Glass, Manager for Japan

Secy.-Interpreter—H. Takayama (Tokyo)

Germany—51, Yamashita-cho; Te- K. Akiyama, branch manager

leph. 2-1454; Cable Ad: Consu- Cook & Son, Ltd., Thos.—c/o. Hotel

germa New Grand; P.O. Box 412; Cable

Consul—R. Buttmann

Acting Chancellor—J. Christians Ad:N. Coupon

Kimura, representative

Miss Gertrud Buhre

Cornes

Great Britain—3, Nihon Odori; Agents—81, & Co., Merchants & Lloyd’s

Teleph. 2-0423; Cable Ad: Britain Yamashita-cho; P.O.

Consul-Genl.—E. Holmes, c.m.g. Box 288; Telephs. 1831-4; Cable Ad :

Cornes

(Residence : Teleph. 2-4408) A. J. Cbrnes (London)

Vice-Consul—D. W. Kermode P. L. Spence (Kobe)

(Residence : Teleph. 2-0662) J. W. Meyer (Kobe)

Shipping Clerk—W. J. Ham E. M. Carlson, manager

(Teleph. 2-0423) F. Gandossi

Greece—23, Yamashita-cho; Telephs F. J. H. Stone

H. F. Vincent

(2) 0246 and (2) 3890 J. F. Munro, Surveyor to ■

Italy—32, Yamate-cho; Teleph. 2- Lloyd’s Agents

3041; Cable Ad: Italconsul Coutto & Clark—21, Yamashita-cho,

Consul—A. de Prosper© N akaku

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Cubnow & Oo., Ltd., J., Indent Mer- Eastern Trading Co., Food and

chants, Importers, Exporters and Animal Bye Products (Beef, Hides,

Ship Chandlers^—66, Main Street; Bones. Hoofs, Tallow, Lards)—1,

leleph. 2 of No. 0082; P.O. Box 82; Kaigan-dori, Itchome; Cable Ad:

Cable Ad: Curnow; Code: Bent- Mayes; Codes: Acme, Bentley’s,

iey’s Universal Trade

Geo. Russell, managing director C. T. Mayes, managing director

T. Takizawa director

Czechoslovakian Consulate (see Con- T. Itoh, Hides

sulates) S. Sakamoto, Bones and Bye

products

C. M. Mayes, sales mgr.

Dalamal & Sons—76, Yam ashita-cho

Eymard & Co., C., Merchants—163,

Darbier, J., Engineer—12, Yoshiha- Yamashita-cho

ma-cho ; Cable Ad : Aida Far East Superintendence Co., Ltd.,

Dayaram Bros. & Co.—76, Yamashita- General Cargo and . Cotton Control-

lers—164, Yamashita-cho; Cable Ad:

cHo, Naka-ku; Cable Ad: Dayaram Supervise

J. W. Rust, agent

Dell ’Orq & Co., Merchants—91, Ya-

mashita-cho; Cable Ad: Delloro Federation of Bjutish Industries

Representative—Q. H. N. James,

Dewette & Co.—112, Yamate-cho 12, Shinryudo-cho, Azabu-ku,

Tokyo and P.O. Box 10, Yoko-

Dhanamall, C'hellaram, Exporter of hama

Silk Goods and Curios—32-c, Ya- Feltman Bros., Inc., Merchants—26r

mashifca-cho; P.O. Box 235; Cable Otamachi, 2-chome; Cable Ad: Bro-

Ad: Dhanarnal feltman

B. Y. Sabunani, manager

Dialdas & Sons, M.—76, Yamashi-: Ford Motor Co. of Japan, Ltd.—3414,

Moriya-cho; Telephs. 2-4494, 2-3169,

ta-cho; P.O. Box 150; Cable Ad: 2-4904, 2-2090; P.O. Box 403; Cable

Dialdas Ad: Fordmotor

Directory and Chronicle of the Far B. Kopf. manager

East (China, Japan, Malaya, S. J.T.C.Sjoberg,

Ankeny assist, manager

Philippine Islands, Dutch East R. Boiler

ladies, Indo-China, etc.) W. C. Asen

Agents for Yokohama—Maruzen F. W. Ayers | F. G. Thomas

& Co.—6, , Nihonbashi-ku, Tori G.

2-chome, Tokyo

France Boyeki Shqkai (Successors to-

Dodwell & Co., Ltd., Steamship, Comptoir Soies, Societe Anonyme)

Coaling and Insurance Agents— —109, Yamashita-cho; Telephs. 2^

Shipping Dept. : 22, Yamashita-cho: 3100 and 2-0011; P.O. Box 109; Cabl^

P.O. Box 271 Ad : Isabeau

J. P. Barnett Georges Audoyer

E. Dentici

Dollar Steamship Line—50, Yamashi- V. F. Rangel

ta-cho; Telephs. 2-4237-9; Cable Ad: J. J. P. Coelho

Dollar; Codes: Bentley’s, Univer- H. Kameda

sal, etc. Frazar & Co., Manufacturers’ Agents,

F. C. Thompson, general agent Engineering Specialities, General

C. W. Gabrielson Merchandise—7, Nihon-Odori. Naka-

F. H. Spengler ku

L. Nietman

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German Consulate (see Consulates) Hotel New GRAND-^-10i Yamashita-

cho; Cable. Ad :, Newgrapd

Getz Bros. & Co., Merchants—93, Y"a-

mashita-cho: Teleph. 2-1411; P.O. Illies & Co., C. Shipping Dept.—54,

Box 164; Cable Ad : Getz Yamashita-cho; P.O. Box 78; Cable

E. R. Papendieck, manager Ad : Hapag

d. Perez, signs per pro. C. J. lilies

K. Friedrichseii

Gibbs & Co., Ltd., Retail Grocers

and Wine Merchants—66, Yamashi- Isaac Bunting Export Co.—41, Nihon

ta-cho; P.O. Box 65; Cable Ad: Ordori, Naka-ku; Cable Ad: Ibeco

Gibbs

Gitlon and Company, Importers and Isaacs & Co., S., General Merchants—

92, Yamashita-cho; P.O. Box 406;

Exporters—23, Yamashita-cho; P.O. Cable Ad: Dnumgis

Box 411; Cable Ad: Gillon S. Isaacs

W. E. Gooch

W. R. Gooch Italian Consulate (see Consulates)

K. Matsuo I M. Akiyeda

H. Utsugi I T. Katsumi James, C. H. N., Manufacturers’ Re-

K. Muraki I Y. Yoshida presentative—11b, Yamate-cho; P.O.

Hall, Jno. W., Auctioneer, Commis- Box 10; Cable Ad: James

sion Merchant and Estate Agent— Far Eastern Representative for

Royal Enfield Motor Cycles

87, Yamashita-cho; Cable Ad: Hall

Hassaram & Co., K., General Export- Japan Advertiser, The—51-b, Yama-

ers and Commission Agents—108, shita-cho; Teleph. Honkyoku 1649;

Yamashita-cho: Teleph. (2) 3278; Cable Ad : Advertiser

Clarence A. Davies, branch mgr.

P.O. Box 76 ; Cable Ad: Hassaram

Helm Brothers, Ltd., Stevedores, Japan Import and Export Commission

Landing and Shipping Agents—48, Co.—252, Yamashita-cho; Teleph. 2-

1420; Ca!?Ie Ad: Commission

Y"amashita-cho; Teleph. 2-0524; P.O. B. Guggenheim (New York)

Box 116; Cable Ad: Helm; Codes: E. Jordan, manager

Bentley’s and Scott’s 10th edn.

E. W. Frazar, chairman of dirs.

H. A. Chapman, director Japan Review (Monthly Magazine'—

J. F. Helm, director 66, Yamashita-cho, P.O. Box 97;

J. T. Helm, do. (Kobe) Cable

Mrs. Ad:

A F.O’Dell

O’Dell

W. Helm do.

L. Goldfinger

A. R. Hanson I R. Pohl Japan Times, The—157, Yamashita-

R. Wolf I J. Ahrens cho; Teleph. Honkyoku 2-5240:

Cable Ad : Times

Hill Pharmacy, The—128, Motomachi

Japan Tourist Bureau—4, Kaigan-

Holstein Shipping & Insurance yodori,Station; 1-chome. Head Office: Tok-

Teleph. Hon. 2-3490:

Agencies (Shipping Office)—7, Ya- Cable Ad: Tourist

mashita-cho

Home Insurance Co.—73, Yamashita- Jebenstreit Shokai, Fr., Import—5,

cho; P.O. Box 18; Cable Ad: Gene- Honcho, 1-chome; Teleph (2)-42!8

(Honkyoku); P.O Box 121; Cable

rasso Ad: Ebensan: Codes: A.B.C. 5th

F. Schoene, agent and 6th edns., Rudolf Mosse-Code-

Suppl.

Hongkong & Shanghai Bank (see Fr. Jobenstreit

Banks) H. G. Bennecke

 YOKOHAMA

Jenks, Peroival & Isitt, Maurice, Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co. (Japan),.

Chartered Accountants—45a, Yama- Ltd.—75, Yamashitarcho; Teleph. 2-

shita-cho 0015; P.O. Box 20; Cable Ad:

fciir Maurice Jenks, bt., f.c.a. Mackinnons

J. E. Percival, f.c.a. A. E. Martin, director

J. C. Pidgeon, f.c.a. J. M. Sandford, assistant

H. S. Goodiwyn Isitt, f.c.a. Agents

A. E. Copp, A.C.A. P. & O. S. N. Co.; Cable Ad:

L. E. Oldridge, a.c.a. Peninsular

W. Salter British-India and Apcar Bines;.

S. It. Swanson Cable Ad: Mackinnpns

Keen & Co., A., Import and Export E. & A. S.S. Co., Ed.; Cable Ad:

Merchants — W, Yamashita-cho Pertama

(Building No. 25); Telephs. 2-4648 Marine Insurance Co., Ld.

and 2-1045 (Honyoku); P.O. Box Eederal insurance Co., Eu

18] ; Cable Ad : Schoenegg; Codes ; The Sea Insurance Co., Bd.

Bentley’s A.B.C. 5th impr. and 6th Hartford Eire Insurance Co.

Acme Merchants Fire Insurance Corpn..

J. Kern, partner of New York

Mrs. A. H. Kern, partner

Kewalram & BulCHAnd, Silk and Gen Manufacturers Life Insurance Co.,,

The—73, Yamashita-cho, Naka-ku

era! Exporters—82, Yamashita-cho; E. Schoene, agent

P.O. Box 35

K. H. Mahtani, proprietor Martin C. K. Marshall—Bluff Hotel

T. Bulchand, do.

Kimatrai & Cc:, J.—-76, Yamashita- McSparran, Joseph Li, m.d., Physician

cho; P.O. Box 110; Cable Ad: Ki- and Surgeon—7, Nihon-odori, Nika-

matrai ku; Telephs. 2-3203 • and 2-4974

D. Chandriam, general manager

B. Deumal, manager Messageries Marittmes, Compagnie

Kopp, E. G., Import and Export— des—9, Yamashita-cho ;. Teleph. 2085-

(Hon.); P.O. Box 261; Cable Ad:

108, Aioi-cho, 6-chome; Cable Ad: Messagerie

Koppsaneo G. Barbe

Kruger, Kenneth F. (Master Mari- Mission Catholique (see Churches &

ner, O. C. Lond.), Surveyor and Missions)

Appraiser, of Ships and Cargoes,

Surveyor to Det Norske Veritas and Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd., Im-

Principal Shipping and Insurance

Office—Union Building, 75n, Yama- porters & Exporters, Commission

Merchants, Steamship and Insur-

shita-cho; P.O. Box 220; Cable Ad : ance Agents—14, N ippon Odori;

Sardomene Telephs. 5431, 5531 and 5631 (Hon.) ;

Kumazawa Kaisoten, Ltd.—105, Aioi- Cable Ad: Mitsui

cho, Naka-ku

Baffin, T. M.—50, Yamashita-cho; Morgan, Jay H., Architect—Union

Building, 75, Yamashita-cho; Cable

P.O. Box 54; Cable Ad: Baffin Ad: Jaymor

T. M. Baffin

John Gorman Motlejy, R. Hunter, Commission

T. M. Baffin, jr. Agent—92, Kominato-machi, 3-

Lloyd’s Register of Shipping—11, chome, Hommoku

Nihon-Odori, Naka-ku; Teleph. 3302

(Hon.); P.O. Box 48; Cable Ad: Muller, Maclean & Co., Inc.—199,

Yamashita-cho

Register

272 YOKOHAMA

National City Bank of New York O’Dell’s Service Bureau, Printing,

(see Banks) Advertising & Publishing Services;

Publishers of “The Japan Beview”

Netherlands Consulate (see Consu- —66, and “Motorists Handbook

Yamashitli-cho; P.O.ofBox

Japan”

97;

lates) Cable Ad : O’Dell; Codes : Acme,

New Zealand Insurance Co., Ltd. Bentley’s and Universal Trade

(Fire and Marine)—73, Yamashita- Mrs. A. F. O’Dell

cho; P.O. Box 18; Cable Ad: New- Oppenheimer & Co., Merchants—13,

zico Yamashita-cho; Teleph. Hon. 2-0418

F. Schoene, agent

Njchizui Trading Co., Ltd. (Agents Oriental Steel Products Co., Ltd.—

Kawasaki, Kanagawa-ken; Cable

for Swedish East Asiatic S.S. Co.)— Ad:

46, Yamashita-cho; P.O. Box 273; Toyokozai

Cable Ad: Nichzuico Oversea Trading Co., General Im-

posters & Exporters—219c, Yamate-

Nickel & Lyons, Ltd., Contracting cho; Teleph. 2-1547; P.O. Box 57;

Stevedores, Landing, Warehousing & Cable Ad: Oversea

J. Stem, praprietor

Shipping Agents—7, Yamashita-cho;

P.O. Box 132; Cable Ad: Landing Owston & Co., Ltd., F., Shipping and

G. A. Neville, manager Landing Agents, Stevedores and

Nihalchand Brothers, Exporters of Customs Brokers—1, Kaigan-dori;

Teleph. 3410(Hon.); Cable Ad: Owston

Silk and Cotton Piece Goods, C.

Curios, etc.—77, Yamashita-cho; P.

O. Box 126; Cable Ad: Nihalchanol E. F. Owston, managing

Heseltine, director director

Y. Hayashi, do.

K. Masaki, assist, manager

Nippon Yusen Kaisha (Branch Office) T. Shibusawa, inspector

—9, Kaigan-dori, Sanchome; Cable Agencies Y. Kawano, Shipping & Ins.

Ad:K. Yusen;. Code:manager

Kanakura, Bentley’s

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld.

Y. Kimura, sub-manager Glen & Shire Line, Ld.

C. Fujino, do. InHongkong

do,-‘China Fire

LineInsurance Co., Ld.

Y. Nishiyama, suipt.

K. Tsukuda, Y. Yoshida, T. Amalgamated Anthracite Colli-

Takahashi, S. Fukuoka, sub- eries, Ld., Swansea

supts. Canadian Transport Co.

Thomas Meadows & Co.

Nipponoihone €o., Ltd.—125, Kunesa^ Rhys & Co., Marseilles

ki, Kawasaki; Cable Ad : Nipponola Palatine Insurance Co., Ltd., The—

Nishimura & Wilson—16, Minami 92,S.Yamashita-cho; CableAd: Dnumgis

Naka-dori; Cable Ad: Nishiwilso J.Issacs, repres.perfor pro.

D. Miller, Japan

K. Okabe, manager

North China Insurance Co., Ltd.— Paravicini, Dr., Medical Practitioner

Union Building, 75-d, Yamashita-

cho, Naka-ku; Telephs. 2-0469 and —772, 3-chome, Honmoku

2-1708; P.O. Box 208; Cable Ad: Pearson & Co., Chartered Accountants

Union; Code: Bentley’s Second —7, Yamashita-cho; Cable Ad:

Phrase Finance

J. H. M. Andrew, acting branch A. E. Pearson, c a. (Yokohama)

manager T. H. Fleming, c.a. (Tokyo)

Norwegian Consulate (see Consulates) J. L. Swanson

P. Fehlen | H. Salter

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Pension Dentici—217, Yamate-cho; . Singer Sewing Machine Co.—254,

Teleph. 2-5220 Yamashita-cho, Nakaku: P.O. Box

408

Perez, Corp & Co., Merchants—93,

Yamashita-cho; P.O. Box 133; Cable Singleton, Benda & Co., Ltd., Import

Ad: Perez and Export Merchants—96, Yama-

shita-cho;

63; Cable Teleph. 1058; P.O.Code:

Ad: Singleton: Box

Peruvian Consulate (see Consulates) Bentley’s

Pessomull Mulchand, Representative G. N. Brockhurst, manager

for Pohoomull Bros, of Bombay— C. E. Emery

201, Yamashita-cho; P.O. Box 209;

Cable Ad: Pessomull South British Insurance Co., Ltd.

Premsinu & Sons, I.—Exporters of —77, Yamashita-cho; Cable Ad:

Silk and Cotton Goods, and Curios Soubritish

— 153, Yaraashita-cho; P.O. Box 67; Spencer, Wm. B., Attorney-at-law—

. Cable Ad : Shankar 45a, Yamashita-cho; Cable Ad:

Richmond, Dr. G. D., Dentist—7, Boydspen

Nihon Odori; Teleph. Hon. 2-0664 St. Joseph’s College — 85, Bluff;

Rising Sun Petroleum Co., Ltd.—58, Cable Ad: College; Teleph. 2-1144

J. B. Gaschy, director

Yamashita-cho; Teleph. (2) 3335

H. W. Maldolm, mang. director Stadelman & Co., Import-Export Mer-

T. G. Ely, director chants (Founded 1894)—3226, Take-

P. B. Brown, do. no-maru, Negishi-machi; P.O. Box

W. Hayward, accountant

H. P. B. Jones, chief engineer 23; Cable Ad: Stadelman

Robinson, George, Exporter—24, Ya- Standard Brands of Asia, Inc.—24,

Yamashita-cho'; P.O. Box 420; Cable

mashita-cho Ad: Fleisado

Royal Society of St. George (see Standard.Vacuum Oil Company

Clubs) —Head Office for Japan, Korea and

Rudolph & Co., Charles—254, Yama- P.O. Formosa: 8, Bund, Yokohama;

shita-cho; P.O. Box 115; Cable Ad: Box 404; Cable Ad: Standvac

Rudolphus J. C. Goold, general manager

J. A. Eaton, assist. do.

Rust, J. W., Consulting Engineer- J. C. Sample, do. do.

164, Yamashita-cho; Cable Ad: Rust C. Ettele, do. (L. O.do. Div.)

Schmidt, T., Surveyor—75d, Yamashi- G. W. Behrman (Tokyo)

ta-eho; P.O. Box 220 W. G. Bell (do.)

H. G. Bennett

Schoene F., Insurance Agent—73, N. H. Briggs (Nagoya)

Yamashita-cho; P.O. Box 18; Cable V. H. Brown (Sendai)

Adi Generasso I. C. Correll

S. V. Davies (Osaka)

Shu & Chang Co.—73a, Yamashita- J. D. Davies (Tokyo)

cho; Teletph. Hon. 2-4546 H. W. Daniels

G. C. Dear (Moji)

'Siber, Hegner Co., Ltd.—90a, Yama- L. C. Dennis (Seoul)

shita-cho; P.O. Box 410; Cable Ad: R. T. Denison

Siber G. R. Edmondson

W. E. Hegner, managing director K. B. Enikieff (Osaka)

H. J. Huber, manager F. C. Ells

A. F. Kunz J. Gardner (Tsurumi)

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:

V. A. Gulick States Steamship Co. -h-7, Nihon Oh-

A. F. Gutteres (Osaka) dori; P.O. Box 85 5 Cable Ad:. \

J. Halkett (Tsurumi) Statesline

N. Hallett L. D. Dymond,. agent

G. L. Holland

B. Hunt (Moji) Stevens, Captain A. G., Sworn Mea- i

A. Jahn (Osaka) surer and Weigher Japan Home- !

F. A. Johnson (Otani) ward Freight Conferenoe—1, Kai- i

A. L. F. Jordan gan-dori; Teleph. 2-5262; Cable Ad: 1

J. F. Jordan Stevens

J. D. Julien

P. H. Kipp Strahler & Co., Inc., Raw Silk Ex- i

R. C. Ludlum (Seoul) porters—00b, Yamashita-cho; P.O.

C. F. Marshall (do.) Box 38; Cable Ad: Strahler. Head

F. E. McCorkle Office: 95, Madison Avenue, New

C. W. Meyers York

J. A. Muller (Itozaki)

T. P. Nock (Osaka)

E. L. Pennell (Tokyo) Strong & Co., Export and Import j

J. E. Pennybacker (Osaka) Merchants—204, Yamashita-cho; P. j

M. Owens O. Box 55; Cable Ad: Strong; i

T. M. L. Ross Codes: All

A. P. Simoes W. Butcher

W. E. Shields

J. M. Smith (Kobe) S. U. & Co.—Honcho, Naka-ku;

T. W. Snyder Cable Ad: Sucobrach.

C. S. de Souza (Osaka)

I. Y. Stauffer Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada—

A. Swanson 21, Yamashita-cho; Teleph. 2-0379; j

E. L. Swift Cable Ad: Cyprian; P.O. Box 24

S. J. Teaze F. W. Hill, agent

M. Turner (Tsurumi)

J. S. Walker (Nagasaki) Sunland Sales Association, Inc.—17,

W. S. Way (Seoul) Takane-cho; P.O. Box 61; Cable j

G. Whitman (Osaka) Ad: Sunmaid

R. S. Williams K. Nakamoto, manager for Japan

Mrs. G. Adams (Osaka) Agents for

Mrs. Y. Alexeeff Sun-Maid Raisin Grower’s Asso-

Miss M. Hay

Miss L. Hayward ciation

Mrs. M. Kaelin

Miss G. King-Mason Suzor, Ronvaux & Co., General

Miss E. Kivi Importers and Exporters — 36,

Miss L. Kivi (Tokyo) Nihon Odori; P.O. Box 144; Cable

Miss D. Robson Ad: Suzandron

Miss M. Robson

Miss Rummel Svagr, J. J., m.sc., b.a., Architect

Mrs. E. M. Farrar and Consulting engineer-d42B, Bluff

Mrs. H. Street

Miss V. Woodbridge Swedish Consulate (see Consulates)

Stanton & Co., Stock, Share, Insur- Tokvo Electric Co-., Ltd., Manufac-

ance and General Commission facturers of Mazda Lamps, Radio

Agents—21, Yamashita-cho ; Teleph. Tubes and Equipment, X Ray

2-0379: P.O. Box 24; Cable Ad: Tubes, Meters and Lighting Acces-

Cyprian sories—Kanagawikken; Cable Ad:

Cyprian Stanton,

F. W. Hill, partner

do. Fujioka, Kawasaki

Agency K.director

Yamaguchi, presdt. & mang.

Yorkshire Insurance Co., Ld. H. U. Pearce, vice-president

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Tokyo Piano Shokai (formerly I. Hirai, director

Foreign Piano Importing Company; K. F. Wiersum, director

—2, Hon-cho; 1-ehome, Naka-ku; Agencies

Teleph. Honkyoko 2370. Head Office : J ava-China-Japan Line

2 Ginza Nishi, 6-chome. Tokyo; Holland-East Asia Line

Cable Ad: Tokyopiano

Tom ,& Co., Tailors—3, Water Street Winckler —256, 1539,

& Co. (Export and Import)

Yamashita-cho; Teieph, Hon.

Toyo Babcock Kabushiki Kaisha / 2-1538, 1540; P.O. Box 161; Cable

(Successors to Babcock and Wilcox, Ad:F. Winckler Fachtmann, partner

Ltd., Japan, and Zemma Works, G. Selig, do.

Ltd.), Boiler and Power House- W. Westphalen, do. (Kobe)

Supplies Manufacturers Head D. W. A. Benecke, signs per pro.

Office: 1, Isogo-machi, Isogoku; O. Werner I W. Knippenberg

Telephs.

Ad: Babcock (3) 3400 and, 3476.; Cable O. Luethge | E. Moebius

K. Nan jo, managing director G. Selig, jr. j Miss E. Laurin

M. Asada, director WYtkowski & Co., J., Importers and

S. Seki, works manager Exporters—93,‘ Yamashita-cho ; P.O.

J. Inouye, inspector Box 56; Cable Ad : Witkowski

F. J. Blyth

F. G. Molloy - I A. Bussell

T. W. Chisholm | D. Kildoyle Wolf Co., Benjamin. Inc.—92, Yama-

A. A. F. Shearer j V. J. Barbashoff cho; Cable Ad: Benjanwolf

Union Insurance Society of Canton, Yangtsze Insurance Association,

Ltd.—Union Building, 75-d, Yama-

shita-cho, Nakaku; Telephs. 2-0469 Ltd., The—Union Building, 75-d,

Yamashita-cho, Naka-ku; Telephs.

and 2-1708Code:

Union; ; P.O. Box 208 ; CableSecond

Bentley’s Ad : 2-0469 and 2-1708; P.O. Box 208;

Phrase Cable Ad: Union; Code: Bentley’s

J. H. M. Andrew, acting branch Second Phrase

manager J. H. M. Andrew, acting branrh

Verhomal Shewaram & Co., Export- manager

ers and Importers—76, Yamashita- Yokohama Chamber of Commerce and

cho; P.O. Box 77; Cable Ad: Ver- Industry (see Clubs)

homal

Victor Talking Machine Co. of Yokohama Seamen’s Club (see Clubs)

Japan, Limited, Manufacturers of Yokohama Specie Bank (see Banks)

Talking

sories andMachines,

ImportersRecords and acces-

and Distributors

of RCA Photophone Motion Picture Yokohama Tans an Aerated Water Co.

Sound Recording and Reproducing —30, Yamashita-cho; Cable Ad:

Equipments

Equipments—3442,and Sound

3-chome,amplifying Baffin

cho, Kanagawa-ku ; P.O. Box 43Moriya-

; Cable Yokohama & Tokyo Foreign Board of

Ad : Victor Trade (see Clubs)

H, L. Soromerer, managing dir.

E. C. N. Hawkins, dir. & treas. Yokohama United Club (see Clubs)

H. G. Stem shorn, dir. & plant

supit. Yu, Oheong Co., Import and Export

Wiersum & Co., Ltd., M. S., Im- Commission Merchants—87, Yama-

porters, Exporters, Steamship and shita-cho : Telephs. (2) 3812 to 3813;

Insurance Agents—25, Yamashita- P.O. Box 22; Cable Ad : Yutong

Y. T. Chan, manager

cho; Telephs. 1615 and 2187; P.O. S. Living

Box 53; Cable Ad: Wiersum Kay Chan

M. S. Wiersum, managing-direc- Yoksan Woo

tor

 SHIDZUOKA

Shidzuoka, known in feudal times as Fuchu, is the centre of the Japan

tea trade, and is situated on Suruga Bay. There is also a, large trade in

fruit, and lacquer and bamhoo ware are also; exported in considerable quan-

tities. Shidzuoka’s foreign trade is conducted through the port of Shimizn.

Population 136,480 according to the 1930 Census.

DIRECTORY of EOREIGN FIRMS

Habibullah Co., H. M., Tea Export- M.Suyehiro-cho;

J. B. Co., Tea Exporters—103,

P. O. Box 29; Cable-

ers—75, Kitaban-cho Ad : Mjbco

Hellyer & Co., Tea Exporters—117,

Kitaban-cho; P.O. Box 27; Cable Shidzuoka Chamber of Commerce and

Ad: Hellyer Industry—Hon-machi

Irwin-Harrisons-Whitney, Inc., Tea Siegfried & Company, Tea Exporters

Exporters—56, Kitaban-cho; P.O. —87, Shinmei-cho; P.O. Box 37;

Box 50; Cable Ad: Crosfield Cable Ad : Siegco

NAGOYA

Nagoya is the third largest city in Japan, coming after Tokyo and Osaka.

It has an area of 148 sq. kilometres and a population, at the end of 1933,

of 1,114,311. To the north extends the fertile plain of Nobi watered by the

Kiso, Nagara and Ibi Rivers, and to the south stretch the calm waters of

Ise Bay. The climate is temperate. Thus this district developed steadily

from early times, becoming one of the centres of communication between

Eastern and Western ports of Japan. .After the construction of Nagoya Castle,,

famous for its golden dolphins, Nagoya grew into a large and prosperous city.

After the Restoration of Meji, with the opening of railways and the construc-

tion of harbour works, the city developed rapidly, and now, together with

Tokyo and Osaka, divides the country practically into three parts, and has

become the actual, as well as the nominal, centre of mid-Japan. The city by

no means boasts of its famous sights or historic remains, but is proud of the

faqt that it is still in its youth and showing remarkable progress; particularly

in its commerce and industry

Nagoya is called “Chukyo,” or Central Capital, and now includes Atsuta

which was, in former times, an important stage known as “Miya” on the

Tokaido (Highway), where the traffic was very heavy. But since the intro-

duction of modern methods of travel, and especially since the construction of

railw ays, the City of Nagoya, being in close proximity ’to Atsuta, has grown

rapidly in importance.

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Not only is Nagoya Station an important intermediate station

Tokaido Main Line, but it is also a terminus of the Kansai Line which goes on the

to Osaka, passing through Mie and Nara Prefectures, and of the Ghuo Line

which running through Gifu, Nagano and Yamanashi Prefectures

finally reaches Tokyo. It is thus one of the most important railway centres

in all Japan. Besides these lines there is direct connection between the

station

water. and the harbour,

Within the city inlimits,

orderbesides

to link Nagoya

up the transiportation

Station, there byareland and

Atsuta,.

Chikusa, Ozone, Biwajima, Hatta, Shiratori, Horilawaguchi, and1 Nagoya

Harbour Stations, making nine in all. The number of passengers using these

stations in the course of one year is approximately fifteen millions, while nearly

three million tons of goods are handled.

In addition to these Imperial Government Railways, there are a number

of private electric railways operating radial lines from the city, putting it

into close connection with a large number of cities and towns in the neigh-

bourhood. Turning to transportation within the city, there are 2,420 kilo-

metres of streets cohering about one eighteenth of the total area of the city.

The width and arrangement of these streets, however, are not satisfactory,,

so that great efforts are being made in connection with the work of city

planning to broaden and systematize them.

The street railway system, is owned and operated by the municipality:

it has 53.5 kilometres of track on the main streets, and carries a total of

1O0,000,000 passengers annually. This service is supplemented by the Tsukijr

Electric Railway, Shin-Mikawa Electric Railway and Nakamura Electric

Railway. These private lines make connections between the centre of the

city and the outlying parts. Light motor-buses are operated on all the prin-

cipal streets at a uniform fare of six sen.

There are 66 post and telegraph offices throughout the city and for wireless

messages, a despatching station at Yosami, and a receiving station at Yok-

kaichi, both towns near Nagoya, have recently been opened. These stations

are supervised and operated by the Nagoya Central Wireless Telegram Office,

and at these stations communication is maintained with Germany, Poland,

France, and Great Britain. Telephones are a Government Monopoly in-

Japan, and are extensively used.

With the remarkable progress made in industry and communications

during the Meiji Era, the commerce of the city has extended throughout

the Empire. As a distributing and collecting point Nagoya has become

known both at home and abroad, being placed just after Osaka and Tokyo.

In reviewing the movement of goods a number of years ago, it is noticeable-

that most of the transportation was by land, and very little by water. But

since the opening of Nagoya Harbour to foreign commerce in 1907, the volume

of goods shipped by water has greatly increased.

In 1933 the total tonnage passing through the harbour was 1,649,324 tons,,

while that handled by land amounted to about 2,800,000 tons. ::

Commodities that are brought into the pity are chiefly raw materials such as

sheep’s wool, wheat, coal, poultry food, lumber, bean cakes, ginned ooitton, rice,

iron, etc. while those shipped out are mainly cotton fabrics, potteries, beer,

rock sugar, glassware, weaving looms, clocks and other manufactured goods.

From early times Nagoya has made remarkable progress, especially in;

industrial arts, on account of low wages, and the diligence and special skill

in handicraft of the workers. Following the spirit of the times machinery

has been introduced and factories have largely taken the place of household

industries. The city is fortunate in having at its disposal an abundant

supply of electric power which is indispensable in modern industries. This

fact, together with the facilities for transport]on on land and sea, has made-

Nayoga the largest industrial centre in Japan next to Osaka.

 2,7.8.- NAGOYA

. . Textile head the list of. industries, including piece-goods, cotton

yarns, knitted goods, sijk yarns floss-silk, etc. The chemical industry comes

second, including porcelain and pottery, glassware, cement, chemicals, medi-

cal supplies, lacquer-ware and lacquered papier-mache ware, and artificial

manures. The food and drink industries are third, including alcoholic

drinks, cakes and confectionery, flour etc. Miscellaneous ; industries include

wooden articles, paper goods, stationery,toys, leather goods, Buddhist family

shrines, .etc. The fifth industry is machinery, including weaving machines,

pumps, vehicles, clocks etc. Special industries include steel, castings,

bronze, coal-gas, etc.

In this ipart of Japan are a number of rivers which are capable of pro-

ducing an abundant supply of hydro-electric power. Thus, power can be had,

in sufficient quantity for all needs, a fact which has contributed greatly to

the development of industries in Nagoya. At present the electric power

used, in the city is being supplied by the Toho Electric' Power Company, the

Great Consolidated Electric Power Company, the Japan Electric Power

Company, the Hakusan Waterpower Company, and the Yahagi Waterpower

Company. In addition, the Toho Electric Power Company has in the city

awater-power

steam generating

plants plant

on thewithHida

a capacity of 83,000

and Tenryu kilowatts,

Rivers havinganda iscapacity

installingof

420,000 h.p.

The port of Nagoya lies to the south-west within the city limits, and is

situated at the northern extremity of Ise Bay, which opens to the south-west

and is located between thirty-five degrees and thirty-five degrees five minutes

North Latitude, and orie hundred and thirty-six degrees forty minutes and

one, hundred and thirty-six degrees fifty-three minutes East Longitude. As

Chita Peninsula stretches to the south-east, it is protected from the dreaded

typhoons which come from that direction, and the port receives little damage

from wind and wave. The heart of the city is closely connected with the

port by the Horikawa, Shinborikawa, and Nakagawa Canals, and the Rinko

Railway Line,

The construotion of Nagoya Hanbour began in 1896. Years ago the third

stage of the Work was completed with an aggregate expenditure

of 15,490,000 yen. The area of the wharves is 1.52 square kilometres, with an

anchoring capacity of 96,000 tons for thirty-eight steamers of ten thousand

tons or less. At present the harbour can accommodate 40 vessels with a total

tonnage of 206,000 tons. But in order to meet the requirements of Nagoya and

of mid-Japan which had been making rapid expansion, the fourth stage of the

construction was begun in 1928 at an estimate of 10,120,000 yen. This work

will be completed in 1938, when the area of the wharves will be increased to

2.23 square kilometres, and the anchoring capacity to 333,000 tons for 66

-steamers including 11 ten thousand toppers.

Nagoya Harbour is an important port of call for many lines, trade

with America, Europe, China, the South Sea Islands, Australia, and Africa,

is carried on directly from this port, by thirty-three lines.

The port was opened to foreign trade in 1907, and domestic and foreign

trade have developed with remarkable rapidity.

 NAGOYA-HAKODATE

DIRECTORY op EORE1GN EIRMS

American Merchandise Co,—3, Shu- Liebermann, Waelchli & Co.—1b,

moku-cho; Cable Ad : Harlo Shumoku-cho

Andrews & George Co., Inc.—21, Manufacturers Life Insurance Co.—

Takaoka-cho Sumitomo Building, Shinyanagi-

cho

CONSULATES Nipponophone Co., Ltd.—3, Nishiya-

America—32, Nunoike-oho, Higashi- nagi-cho, 3-chome, Naka-ku

ku ; Cable Ad: American Consul

Vice-Consul—Joseph E. Newton Rising Sun Petroleum Co., Ltd.—2,.

Netherlands—162, Ozone-cho Shinsakae-machi

Hon. Consul—S. Ishihara Singer Sewing Machine Co.—17, Ta-

Portugal—-Minami, Otsu-machi maya-machi

Hon. Consul—Ito Moromatsu Standard - Vacuum Oil Cop—3, Shin-

yanagi-cho; P.O. Box 130

Dunlop Rubber Co. (Far East) Ltd. Strong & Co., General Merchants—

E. C. Pencon, manager Aioi-cho, 4-chome; P.O. Box 9; Cables

(Gonokiri Yaba-cho, Nakaku, Ad: Strong

Nagoya)

Delburgo & Co., Ltd. D. H.—29, Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada—

Ishizono-cho. 6, Temma-cho

Victor Talking Machine Co. of Japan

Herbert, Ltd., Alfred, Machinery —18, Teppo-cho .

Importers—23, Muratamachi 3-chome

Naka-ku Winckler & Co.—128/133, Minami,

2-chome, Higashi Ozone-cho, Higa-

Horne & Co., Ltd., Machinery Im- shi-ku; Telephs. Higashi 5225 &

porters—6, Shin Yanagi-machi 2745; Akatsuka P.O. Box 36; Cable-

Ad : Winckler

Hunter & Co.—15, Asahi-cho Witkowski & Co. J.—1, Higashi-

Japan Import & Export Commission Kataha cho, 3-chome, Higashi-ku;

Co., Merchants—11, Chikara-machi ; P.O. Box 55; Cable Ad: Witkowski

Cable Ad: Commission D. Fernandez, manager

HAKODATE

This, the most northerly of the old treaty ports of Japan, is situated in

the south of Hokkaido, in the Straits of Tsugaru, which divide that island

from Honshiu. The port lies in latitude. 41 deg. 47 min. 8 sec. N., and longi-

tude 140 deg. 45 min. 34 sec. E., and the harbour is nearly land-locked. The

town clusters at the foot and on the slope of a bold rock known to foreigners-

as Hakodate Head, about 1,000 feet in height, which is within a fortified area

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to which the public are not admitted. The surrounding country is hilly*

volcanic, and striking, but the town itself possesses few attractions- There are

some 'Public Gardens ait the eastern end of the town which contain a small

but interesting Museum. Waterworks for supplying the town with pure

water were completed in 1889. The climate of Hakodate is healthy and bracing.

The hottest month is August, but the thermometer there rarely rises above

90 degrees Fahr.; in the winter it sometimes sinks to 10 degrees Fahr. or

even less, the minimum in an average winter being about 12 degrees Fahr.

The mean temperature throughout the year is about 48 degrees. The popula-

lation of Hakodate according to the last official census in October 1930 was

197,252.

The foreign trade of the port is small, but has been steadily growing

during the last few years, mainly owing to the development of the Kamt-schatka

salmon fisheries, for which Hakodate is the principal entrepdt. In the

valuable and extensive fisheries on the coast and in the surrounding seas,

however, the chief exports of the future from Hakodate are to be looked for.

Increasing quaniities of dried fish and seaweed are exported annually, mostly

to China. The mineral resources of Yezo are large. Washing for gold dust

has been carried on in Kitami, and the belief is entertained that with proper

machinery the gold mines of Hokkaido may be worked with fair profit.

Magnetic iron is also obtained. The kerosene wealth of this district is said

to be considerable, but none of the borings has so far given a high yield.

At NukimFMura on Soya Strait—in the extreme north—oil wells were dis-

covered long ago, and have been worked by hand for some years. The oil, in

fact, overflows into the sea, and in stormy weather boats take refuge at Nuki-

mi-Mura, as the sea is rendered smooth by the oil. Oil also exists at Nigori-

Kawa, near Hakodate; at Kayamagori, near Shiribeshi; at Itaihetsu, on a

tributary of the Urin River (output 800 gallons per day) ; at Kotamimura and

Tsukisama Mura (Imperial property), near Sapporo; and near Abashiri,

where the wells are considered rich.

Hakodate is reached in 21 hours from Tokyo, via Aomori, between which

place and Hakodate there is a very good steamship service, maintained by the

•Government Railways. From Hakodate all the principal points in Hokkaido

zan now be reached by rail, and there is also a Government Steamship service

to Odomari, in Karafuto (Japanese Saghalien). The Hakodate Harbour Im-

provement Works were completed in l^OO, and a patent slipr capable of taking

vessels up To 1,500 tons was also finished. There is a dry dock to accommo-

date ships up to 10,000 tons at ordinary spring tides, and at highest spring

tides the dock is- capable of receiving the largest battleships in the Japanese

Navy.

In August, 1907, half the city of Hakodate was destroyed by a fire. The

number of houses destroyed in the conflagration was ascertained to be 8,977,

rendering about 60,000 persons homeless. All the foreign residents with the

exception of the American Consular Agent were burnt out, saving nothing,

and the total loss was estimated at not less than 50,000,000 yen.

Another disastrous fire occurred on the evening of March 21, 1934 in the

eastern section of the city during a terrific hurricane. Three-fifths of the city

were completely burnt out within a few hours, and only the changed direction

-of the wind just before midnight saved the city from being entirely wiped out.

The loss of lives and property was estimated at nearly 2,000 deaths,

140,000 persons rendered homeless, 25,000 houses destroyed, and Yen 160,000,000

worth of property.

As a result of these disastrous fires, a scheme is now in force by which a

'Municipal Subsidy is granted to encourage building with fireproof materials.

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OTARU

This pleasantly situated town, 157 miles north of Hakodate, is the prin-

cipal of the open ports of Hokkaido being of easy access to the rich agricul-

tural lands in the Island, and having convenient railway facilities to all the-

timber bearing areas. The agricultural resources have been considerably

developed, and the rich pasture lands are well adapted for breeding cattle and

horses. The exports are timber, mostly hardwood, beans peas, onions, potatoes

and general produce. Otaru is a regular port of call of the principal steam-

ship lines trading to the Far East. Extensive harbour improvements are now

in course of construction which will give wharfage aceommodation for steamers-

up to 7,000 tons. The population of Otaru, according to the last census in

October, 1930, was 144',880. It is the third largest city in the island of Hok-

kaido. There is a small foreign community engaged in the timber or ship-

ping trade. The climate is healthy and bracing, with heavy snow during

the winter which provides ample facilities for skiing and toboganning. The

skiing season lasts from December to March. The waterworks, which supply

pure water to the town, are situated in the surrounding hills within easy

access to the city. The city possesses an efficient fire brigade which keeps in

touch with any part of the town by means of automatic fire alarms. There

is the largest and most up-to-date can-making factory supplying all the

cans to the salmon and crab fishing areas in the northern waters.

DIRECTORY of EOREIGN FIRMS

Andrews & George Co., Inc.—7, Denbigh & Co., Import and Export

Nishi, Kita Juichijo, Sapporo Merchants, Packers of Canned Crab

and Canned Salmon, Importers and

Asiatic Lumber Co., G. K., Exporters Exporters of Furs, Whalebone and

of Logs and Sawn Lumber—32, Ivory—14, Suehiro-cho; Teleph. Ill ;

Sakai-machi, Otaru; P.O. Box 6; P.O. Box 11; Cable Ad: Denbigh

Gable Ad : Asico A. G. Denbigh

J. Kinna, director

British Consular Agency—Hama Far Eastern Trading Co.—8, Suihiro-

Building, 3, Minami Hama-machi, cho ; Cable Ad : Grinsten

5-chome; Otaru; Teleph. 499; Cable Mark L. Grinsten, manager

Ad : Sahoda

S. H. Dawes, British Consular Japan and Eastern Trading Co., Ltd.,

agent Shipping Agents & Exporters of

Consulate, Great Britain—68, Kai- Lumber — 8, Aioi-cho, 1-chome,

shomachi (Office of H.B.M. Con- Otaru; Cable Ad : Jetcolim

sulate General, Yokohama.) ; Teleph. John Lomas, manager

968

Consul-General — E. Hamilton Lloyds’ Register op Shipping—

Holmes, c.m.g., 10, Nakahama-machi

Shipping Clerk—S. Hatanaka

Consulate, U.S.S.R.—125, Funami- Lury Brothers — 86, Suehiro-cho;

cho Otaru; Teleph. 903; Cable Ad: Cable Ad: Lury

Sovconsul L. Pelstroff, manager

 OTARU—OSAKA

Rising Sun Petroleum Co., Ltd.—1, Vernot Timber Trading Co.—1, Aioi-

Benten-cho; Teleph. 551 cho, Otaru; P.O. Box 30; Cable

Ad: Vertico

-Singer Sewing Machine Co.—Aioi-

cho, Otaru Victor Talking Machine Co. of

Japan, Ltd.—Daiichi, Chohei Hoken

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—23, Sakai- Building, Kita Ichijo Nishi, Sap-

machi. Otaru poro

OSAKA

Osaka, with a population of 2,586,000 according to the latest census

is the second city in Japan, coining next after Greater Tokyo, but

in commercial and industrial importance it ranks first. During recent

years the city has been- rapidly assuming a modern and Western

aspect. Broad well-paved Streets intersect it in all directions, large modern

buildings are springing up throughout the business centre, and motor traffic

is increasing rapidly. The city is situated in the Prefecture of the same

name at the mouth of the river Yodogawa. It is interested by other rivers

and canals that make excellent waterways for the transport of merchandise.

From the point of view of the foreign tourisit, the most interesting

and imposing sight is Osaka Castle, erected in 1583 by the famous warrior

Toyotomi Hideyoshi. It is now the Headquarters of the Fourth Army Divi-

sion, the grounds ’ having been converted into a public park.

It is the seat of numerous industries, including cotton-spinning mills,

shipbuilding yards, iron-works and sugar refineries. Cotton-spinning

and weaving are the most important industries and there are a large num-

ber of big mills in the city and neighbourhood. Recently there has been a

surprising development in the manufacture of all kind's of goods for the

export trade in Osaka’s well-ecfuipiped factories. The Imperial Mint also is

established here. From the outset the street Electric Tramway within the city

limits was a municipal undertaking and at present 104 kilometres are open

to traffic.

Extensive harbour improvements have been in progress for a number of

years and still further plans are to be given effect to. By 1940 it is expected

that the Osaka North Harbour Co. will have enclosed an additional marine

area of 2,317,000 sq. metres between the Shinyodo River and the Aji River. The

present harbour has berthing accommodation at 28 buoys for ships of 5,000 to

20,000 gross tons. Three piers and four quays, all with shed and railway

facilities, have are

and dry docks wateravailable.

depth of 29 ft or over. Floating and fixed wharf cranes

The trade statistics of Osaka since the war have shown great growth.

The Osaka trade returns, hoAvever, do not afford-a reliable index of the foreign

trade, a great part of which passes through the Kobe Customs.

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DIRECTORY or EOREIGN El RMS

Aall & Co., Ltd., Manufacturers’ Ke- Bagnall & Co., Ltd., Importers ' of

presentatives, Import and Export— Electrical and Mechanical Goods—

3, Kyiobashi Mayenocho, Higashi-

9 and 10, Koraibashi, 4-chome, ku;

Higashi-ku. P.O. Box 80; Cable Ad: Teleph. Bagnall

5201-2 (Higashi); Cable

Ad : Aall; Telephs. (Hon.) 2574, 3278

and 3918

J. Brandt, director Balfour & Co., Ltd., Arthur, Steel

A. Tanaka Manufacturers — Nippon Kaijo

P. Kuzmichev | H. Weidner Building, Yedobori Kami-dori, 1-

1-chome, Nishi-ku; Cable Ad: Ar-

Agfa Gomei Kaisha, Agents for Agfa bour

Products — 17, 3-chome, Kitahama

Higashiku; P.O. Box Senba 41; BANKS

Cable Ad: Agfafoto

E. Gustke National City Bank of New York,

The—34-5, Kitahama, 5-chome, Hi-

Allen & Co., Ltd., Edgar, Steel Cast- gashi-ku ; Telephs. 3603 to 3608

ings (Harada & Co., agents)—36, tral); (Honkyoku);

Cable Ad: P.O. Citibank

Bax 159 (Cen-

Edobori, Kita-dori, 5-chome, ISTi- L. W. Chamberlain, Manager

shi-ku

C. W. Biddle, Sub- do. .

Aluminium Union, Ltd.—702. Asahi J. J. Clark

Building, Nakanoshima; Cable Ad: G. W. Thompson

Alunion C. D. Roth

O. Saji I T. Maeda

American Trading Co. of Japan, Ltd.,

Importers,

and Exporters, 416Engineers,

Insurance—Rooms and 417, Yokohama Specie Bank—5, Kitahama

Dojima Building, 1-chome, Hama- 5-chome, (Central);

Higashi-ku; P.O. Box 13

Cable Ad : Shokin

dori, Kita-ku; Telephs. 6911 to 5913

(Kita, L.D.); P.O. Box 8 (Central);

Cable Ad: Amtraco; Codes: A.B. Beaute Company — 19, Ryuzoji-maehi,

C. 5th, A.B.C. 5th imp., Western Higashi-ku; Teleph. Higashi 2487;

Union, 5-letter edn. Schofield’s Ec- Cable Ad: Beaute

lectic, Bentley’s

H. Hall, manager (Kobe) Becker & Co.—Oye Building, 9, Kinu-

A. Scheuten, imports kasa-cho, Kita-ku; Telephs. 1215 &

F. Obata, engr. 3195 (Kita-ku); P.O. Box 87 (Cen-

Frigidaire Dept.—63, Bakuromachi, tral) ; Cable Ad: Becker

2-chome, Higashi-ku; Teleph. A. Liessfeldt

Semba 4458; Cable Ad : Amtraco H.

D. M. Forsyth, manager (Tokyo)

S. Tomita, assist, mgr. K. B.A. Wetzel

Buesing (Germany)

E. Sone, sales agent Belgian Consulate (see Consulates)

Anderson, Clayton & Co.’s Agency, Bigio’s Son & Co., Importers .& Ex-

Cotton Merchants—Gosho Building; porters—Kitahama Nomura Bldg. ;

Telephs. 943 and 1089 (Honkyoku); Cable Ad: Masri

P.O. Box 165 (Central); Cable Ad:

Fichter Bishop Poole Girls’ High School—

Paul J. Fichter, agent Higashinari-kii Katsuyamadori, 5-

Andrews & George Co., Inc.—18, 3- chome, (Church Missionary Society)

Miss K. Tristram, b.a.

chome, Yedobori, Minamidori, Ni- Miss A S. Williams, B.SC.

shi-ku; Telephs. 1397, 2340, 1786 and Miss

6191 (Tosabori); Cable Ad: Yadzu Miss E.I. C.M. Uttley,

Baker b.a.

•284 OSAKA

JBlackmar, M. E.—Taiheiyo Building, CONSULATES

Yedo-bori; Cable Ad : Dougexport

Argentine.—1-chome,

ku 1, Sozecho, Kita-

Blad & McClure, Foreign Exchange Honorary Consul—Shozo Murata

Brokers — 10, Kitahama, 3-chome ;

Teleph. Honkyoku 1667-8; Cable

Ad: Bladmac Belgium—51, Junkeimachi, 2-chome

E. M. Milne | Z. Ohta Consul—K. Inabata

Blundell & Co., Ltd., G-, Import Bolivia—52. Junkei-cho, 2-chome

Merchants—Daido Seimei Building, Consul—K. Inabata

Tosabori, Nishi-ku; Cable Ad:

Blundell Czechoslovakia — Kitahama Nomura

J. E. Kenderdine, director Building; Teleph. Honkyoku 930;

Bohler Keitex Goshi Kaisha, Makers Cable Ad: Zamini

of Bohler Steel—Kami Fukushima, Denmark—Taihei Building, Umeda-

Minami, No. 142; Teleph. Fukushi- Shinmichi, Kita-ku; Teleph. 2400

ma 0388; Cable Ad : Steelboler (Kita); P.O. Box. Central 153

'Bolivian Consui.ate (see Consulates) Consul—R. W. Pearce in charge

(Kobe)

Borneo-Sumatra Handel Maatschappij Secretary—S. V. dos Remedies

—8, Azuchi-machi; Cable Ad : Bor-

sumy Great Britain—Osaka Building, 1,

Soze-cho, Kita-ku; Teleph. 80 (To-

British Consulate (see Consulates) sabori)

Consul General—Oswald White,

Brunner, Mond & Co. (Japan), Ld.— C.M.G.

Fushimi-cho; Cable Ad: Crescent Vice-Consul—H. A. Graves, m.c.

Pro. Consul—A. W. R. Taylor

Burke & Baker. Sales Representatives Writer—S. Nakanishi

—4th floor, Nikkan Building, Naga-

horibashi, Minamiku; P.O. Box 188; Germany—803, Osaka Building, 1,

Teleph. Semba 4006; Cable Ad: Soze-cho, Kita-ku; Teleph. Tosabori

Jasbui'ke 960; Cable Ad : Consugerma

Geo. H. Baker Dr. W. Wagner, Consul General

Barney T. Jones (absent)

G. Scheffler, acting Consul General

China Export, Import and Bank Co. W. Schmaltz, vice-Consul (absent)

—1, Imabashi, 4-chome, Higashi-ku; R. Krueger, Chancellor

Telenh. 4548 (Hon.); Cable Ad: B. Schrobit. secretary (absent)

Lemj us Miss E. Buhre

G. Hiroe, interpreter

Clough, Kerry, All Classes of Wool Y. Kasai, do.

and the Products of Wool and Raw

Rubber, etc.—Premier House, 28, Poland—51, Junkei-maehi, 2-chome

Higashi Umeda-cho, Kita-ku; Te Consul—K. Inabata

leph. 6981 (Kita); Cable Ads: Ker-

bycluff and Kerclo Portugal—Junkei-machi, Minami-ku

Hon. Vice-Consul—T. Inabata

CoLUMETA COMPTOIR MeTALLURGIQUE—

Nomura Building, Koraibashi; Roumania—51, Junkie-machi, 2-chome

Cable Ad: Columeta Consul—K. Inabata

A. Rollmann, manager

Siam—43, Daini-cho, Nishiyodogawa-

Conger & Co., Engineers—114, Tsuku- ku

da-cho. Nishiyodogawa-ku; Cable

Ad: Coregnoc . Turkey—30, Junkei-machi

 OSAKA

(Continental Insurance Co. of New Frazar & Co.—Osaka Building (6th

floor); 1, Soze-cho, Kita-ku; Telephs.

York —Osaka; Building, 1, Soze-cho, 6800 and 6801 (Tosabori); P.O. Box

Kita-ku; 'Cable Ad: Afiajapan

W. W. Glass, manager for Japan 40J.(Cent.); Cable Ad: Drumfrazco

F. Drummond

(Tokyo) M. Hiki

K. Emi, branch manager G. Asai | T. Miyoshi

Curmally & Co., Importers of Indian Gadelius & Co., Ltd., Engineers, Im-

Products. Exporters of Glass, Por-

celain, Piece Goods, Hosiery, etc.— porters of Machinery and Swedish

S'S, Kawaguchi-cho, Nishi-ku; Cable ma, Steel—Gosho Building, Nakanoshi-

Ad : Curmally Kita-ku;

1 Telephs. Honkyoku

1741 and 4562; Cable Ad: Gobicus

Danish Consulate (see Consulates) Ebbe Jonn, managing director

Erik Brauns, Mining and Metal-

Deuber & Co., E. (Goshi Kaisha)— lurgical Engr.. diredtor

Edobashi Building, 44,- Edobori, H B. We lander, m.e

Minamidori, 1-chome; Teleph. Tosa- F. Wallden, m.e.

bori 7880-84; Cable Ad : Deuber General Motors Acceptance Corpora-

Dewette & Co., Manufacturers’ tion—1-chome Tsurumachi, Minato-

Agents—401, Mori Building, 1- ku; Cable

Teleph. Sakuragawa 4915;

Ad : Genmotac; P.O. Box 151

chome, Nishi-ku; Cable Ad: Louis- P. E. Smith, manager

wette A. C. Erikson, assist, manager

Dodge & Seymour, Ltd., Manufac- General Motors Japan, Ltd. — 1-

turers’ Representatives — Taiheiyo

Building, Yedobori, Kami-dori, 2- chome, Tsurumachi Taisho-ku; P.O.

Box 151; Teleph. 4915 (Sakuraga-

chome : Teleph. Tosabori 7002; Cable wa) ; Cable Ad: Autoxosaka

Ad: Dands R. A. May, managing director

Doitsu Seiko Kabushiki Kaisha— Green & Son Ltd., E. — 514, Dojima

601/602, Daido Seimei Building, Building, Kita-ku; Telephs. 5890-

Tosabori, Nishi-ku; Telephs. 1482 ,5899. (Kita); Cable Ad: Economiser

and 3385 (Tosabori); Cable Ad:

Unionsteel Greenhill, Kato & Co.—Ohye Build-

G. Helmdach, signs per pro. ing, Kinugosa-cho; P.O. Box 98;

R. Simons, diipl. ing. Cable Ad: Hillkatoh

Dossa & Co., G.—14, Tosabori-dori; Harley-Davidson Motor Cycles Sales

Cable Ad: Dossaco Co., of Japan—71. Kamifukushima

Douglas Fir Exploitation

Co., American & Export Minami, 1-chome, Konohana-ku

Lumber—Taiheyo

Building, Yedobori Heacock, H.E.—28, Higashi Llmeda-

cho; Cable Ad : Amwatches

Eastern Trading Co.—Mansei Shin- Healing & Co., Ltd., L. J., Agents for

taku Building, Imabashi; Cable Prominent Firms in Europe and

Ad: Orientamer America—1, Imabashi, Nichome, Hi-

gashi-ku; Telephs. 1093 and 1094

Ekman Foreign Agencies, Ltd., The— (Honkyoku);

4, Tamae-cho, 2-chome, Kita-ku ; Cable Ad: Healing

Teleph. 3598 (Tosabori); P.O. Box Heinze, Dr. Erich—19, Imabashi;

65 ; Cable Ad : Ekmans P.O. Box 10 (Central); Cable Ad:

Nils Ericson, manager Heikodor

Enderlein, R., Import-Export, Iron Henry & Co., A. & S.*—Ishizaki Build-

and Steel—12, Kawaguchi-cho; Cable ing, Hiranp-machi, 2-chome

Ad: Enderlein

286 OSAKA

Hkrbert, Ltd., Alfred, Machine Tool Kjellberg Kabushiki Kaisha—Kata-

Makers and Importers—28, Higashi- kura Building, Kitahama, 2-chome

Higashi-ku; Telephs. 3520 (Hon);.r

Umedaeho, Kita-ku; Telephs. 1172 & P.O. Box 70 (Central); Cable Ad:

7918 (Kita) ; Cable Ad : Hexagon Kjellbergs

H. A. Fitzpatrick, manager Y. Nose, manager

W. A. Barclay, sub-do.

J. Davies, accountant

K. Ishikawa, sales manager Kodak Japan Ltd.—2, Minamihorie-

Hodgkinson & Co., Importers of Tex- dori, Nishi-ku; Cable Ad: Kodak

tile Machinery—12, Itachibori Kita-

dori, 5-chome, TSTishi-ku; Cable Ad: Korkhau & Co., D. H-—1, Honden

Hodgkinson Sanban-cho; Cable Ad : Korkhau

Holstein & Co. Ckr., General Mer- Kotak. & Co.—54/1, Nakanoshima,

chants, Shipping and Insurance Kita-ku

Agents—50, Edobori Minamidori;

Teleph. 5211 (Tosabori); Cable Ad:

Holstein Koyei Kabushiki Kaisha (Sole Agents-

C. Holstein for Schimmel & Co., Miltitz, Ger-

O. Pongs many), Importers, Exporters, and

B. van der Laan Manufacturers of Acetic Acid—14,

Fushimi-machi, 2-chome, Higashi-

Horne Co., Ltd., Importers of Ameri- ku; Cable Ad: Unionkoyei

can Machinery, Tools and Construc-

tion Materials—14, 5-chome, Imaba- Kramer, H. (Osaka, Tokyo and Nago-

shi, Higashiku; Telephs. 3275-6 ya)—Yamaguchi Building, 55, Ka-

(Honkyoku); Cable Ad: Horne wara-machi, 2-chome, Higashi-ku ;

Hunter & Co., E. H. (Hanta-Shoten) Teleph. 1901 (L.D. Honkyoku);

—12, Kawaguchi-cho; Telephs. 325, Cable Ad: Hermkramer

H. Kramer, proprietor

326, 1609 and 1064 (Nishi) ; P.O. Box

32 (Central); Cable Ad: Hunter

R. Hunter, manager

W. S. Moss, signs per pro. (Lon- Lewis, J. D., Exchange Broker—10,

Koraibashi, ; 4-chome, Higashi-ku;

don) Cable Ad : Forenex

Illies & Go., C.,Building,

shi-Shintaki Importers—Mitsubi-

1, Imabashi, Leybold ShOkwan, L., Engineers and

4-chome, Higashi-ku; Cable Ad: Contractors—Nihon Kaijo Building,

Illies Nishi-ku: Telephs. 1174 and 3660

(Tosabori); Cable Ad: Leyshokwan

International Commercial Co., Ltd. S^ Hirama^sp, manager,

—22, Kitahama; Cable Ad : Mond-

curio Liebermann Waelchli & Co., Im-

Japan Tourist Bureau—Azuchi-machi, porters and Exporters—Kitahama

Nomura Building, Kitahama. 1-

Higashi-ku chome: Telephs 4434-6 (Honkyoku);

Java-China-J apan-Lijn—35, Kawagui- Waelchli P.O. Box 29, Higashi; Cable Ad:

chi-cho, Nishi-ku J. Waelchli

Kaigai Tsusho K. K.—Daido Seimei H. Muller j E. Raedler

W. Schetelig

Building, Tosabori-dori K. Sobarffen

H. Poulsen I Miss berg

Kieboom, A. van den, Belgian Manu- E. Stutz N. Wegelin

facturers’ and Importers’ Represen- M. Margot | Miss A. Kaelin

tative—10,

Nishi-ku; P.O.Tosabori-dori, 3-chome, MacDonald, R. L.—Daido Building,

Box 17 (Kawagu-

chi); Cable Ad: Kieboom Tosabori

 OSAKA 287

IUckxnnon, Mackenzie & Co. (Japan), Meisei Gakko—16, Esashi-machi, Hi-

Ltd.—Mitsubishi Building, 4, Ta- gashi-kuA. Deiber, director

mac-cho, 2-chome; Teleph. 7336 (To- G. Fischer I E. Heck

sabori); Cable Ad : Mackininons C. Coutret I E. Lehmann

G. E. Fox J. Garcia | L. Madinabeitia

Agents for

Peninsular h Oriental Steam Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Co., Ltd., Dis-

Nav. Co. tributors of Motion Pictures—28,

British-Indian Steam Nav. Co. Higashi-Umeda-cho; P.O. Box 107

Apcar Lines (Central); Cable Ad : Metrofilms

Eastern and Australian S.S. Co. E. F. Johansen, manager

Morganite

Mannesmannroehren-Werke, Duessel- Kita 5-chome, Carbon K.K.—36/37, Urae

dorf—-Japan Office: Asahi Build- Cable Ad: Morganite Nishiyodogawa-ku;

ing, Nakanoshima, 3-chomer Kita-

ku; Telephs. Honkyoku 4500, 5470 Muller, Phipps & Sellers, Ltd., Ma-

and 5540; P.O. Box 160; •Cable Ad: nufacturers’ Representatives—Gosho

Mannesmann Building, Nakanoshima, 2-chome;

A. Stempfle, dipl. ing. Teleph. 2486 (Hon.); P.O. Box 63

(Central); Cable Ad: Sellers

MacMillan Export Co., Ltd., H. B.— H. A. Sellers, managing director

50, Kyoimach-ibori Bldg., Kyo-machi- Myers, Inc., Jay W.—15, Nakanos-

bori hima, Kita-ku

Mansson Shokai, ObsiTT Kaisha, Im- Nederlandsch Verkoop ©rganisate,

porters of Swedish Steel h Iron — N.V.—Daido Building, Rooms 807/9;

645, Osaka Building, Soze-cho, Kita- Cable Ad : Lekas

ku; Cable Ad: Simplex

New Zealand Insurance Co.—35, Ko-

Manufacturers Life Insurance Co., raibashi, Higashi-ku; Teleph. Honk-

Life Insurance — Osaka Building, yoku 5302

Agents—Sale & Co., Ltd.

Kita-ku

Maschinenfabrik Meer A. G.. M. Nichizui Trading Co., Ltd.—Kansai

Shintaku Building, 26, Kitahama,

Gladbach — Japan Office: Asahi 4-ehome; Telephs. 5071 to 5075; P.O.

Building, N^aka-noshima. 3-chome, Box 77; Cable Ad : Nichizuico

Sita-ku: Telephs. UonKyoku 4500, J. Rutz, president

5470 and 5540; P.O. Box 160; Cable

Ad: Meerag Nickel & Lyons, Ltd., (Kawaguchi

A. Stempflle, dipl. ing. Office)—9, Kawaguohi-cho, Nishiku;

Telephs. 2*755 and 4124 (Nishi)

Maxwell Insurance Office—Taihei Nickel and Lyons, Ltd. (Chikko

Building, Umeda Shin-michi; Cable Office)—12, Ichijo-dori, Minato-

Ad: Maxwell ' ku; Teleph. 5776 (Nishi)

T. Wakabayshi

May, B. C. H.—Oye Building, Kinu- Landing Agents for

gasa-cho; Cable Ad : Cabronada Butterfield & Swire (Japan), Ltd.

Dollar Steamship Line

American Mail Line

McFadden h Bro.’s Agency, Geo. H. Cornes & Co (Ben Line)

(Agents for Geo.- H. McFadden & Jarddne, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Bro.. Haw Cotton Merchants, Phi- (Glen Line)

ladelphia)—402-404, Gosho Bldg., 25, C,Line)

Hplstein &. Co., Ltd. (Rickmers

Nakanoshima, 2-chome; P.O. Box 55

(Central); Cable Ad : Macfadden Aall ■& Co., Ltd,

 OSAKA

Nippon Kokusan Kogyo K. K. (Nip- Roumanian Consulate {see Consulates)-

pon Corn Products Co., Ltd.)—

Asahi Building, Nakanoshima 3- Rudolf & Co.—1, Tosabori-dori; Cable

chome; Teleph. Honkyoku 2862; Ad: Koerting

P.O. Box 171 : Cable Ad : Cornstarch

R. S. K. Irvin, managing director Sabroe Co. of Japan, Ltd., The—Tai-

J. W. Scott, treasurer hei Building, Umeda-Shinmichi, Ki-

ta-ku ; Telephs. 2400 and 7712 (Kita) ;■

P.O. Box 153 (Central); Cable Ad:

Omi Sales Co., Ltd.—Oaido Seimei Nihonsabro

Building, Tosabori; Cable Ad: C. Holst-Knudsen, dir. (Aarhus,

Osaco Denmark)

W. M. Yories, director C. Gottlieb, dir. (Aarhus, Den-

Oriental Steel Products Co., Ltd.— mark)

Mitsui Building, Nakanoshima A. H. Hansen, repres. dir. (Tokyo)

Y. Kojima, managing director

Ouchterlony, H.—Dojima Building, F. W.. Mackie, inspector

Hamadori, 1-chome, Kita-ku ; Teleph. S. V. dos Rernedios, secretary

2120 (Kita); Cable Ad: Ouchterlony S. Kawaji

Sale &

Paramount Films, Ltd.—Osaka Bldg., ers, Insurance,Co., Ltd., Importers, Export-

1. Soze-cho ; Cable Ad : Paramount Finance and Invest-

ments.—Dai-chi Building, 35, Korai-

Patell, R, J., Successor to B. P. bashi, 4-c,home, Higashiku; Telephs.

Sweeny & Co.—1, Soze-cho; Cable 22159 and 5302 (Honkyoku); Cable-

Ad : Salehouse

Ad: Bendix P. H. Green, manager

Pearce & Co.—Nisshin Seimeikwan, Sammann & Co. of Japan, Paul E.,

TTtsuho Minami-dori, l-chome, Nishi- Manufacturers’ Agents — Kanda

ku; Teleph. Tosabori 2088 Building. Imabashi, 2-chome, Higa-

Poldi Steel Works, Manufacturers of shi-ku; Cable Ad : Pesam

High Speed Steel, Special Steels, Schmidt Shoten, Importers of Opti-

etc.—7/2, Sai waicho-dori, 2-chome, cal Goods—13, Nakanoshima Ni-

Nishi-ku; Cable Ad: Poldi chome; Kita-ku; Teleph. 2934 Honk-

Polish Consulate {see Consulates) yoku ; Cable Ad: Eeica,

Portugese Consulate {See Consulates) Schmitz & Co., P. (Engineering

Office), Agents for Demag A.-G.,

Ratjen, Rud.---127, Juso-Higashino- Duisburg, Germany—Nippon Kaijo

Building, Edobori-Kamidori Nishi-

cho, 1-chome; Teleph. 7081 (Kita); ku; Cable Ads: Humboldt & Japan-

Cable Ad : Ratsam demag

G. Ratj en P. Schmitz

Reif, Ltd., B—c/o Rudolf & Co., Heinz van der Laan, signs per

Daido-Seimei Building, Tosabori- pro.

dori, 1-chome, Nishi-ku; Teleph. Schoeller-Bleckmann Phoenix Seiko

4338 (Tosabori); Cable Ad : Reif G. K.—-48, Itachibori Minami-dori

P. N. Drake 2-chome, Nishiku; Cable Ad: Stal-

Rising Sun Petroleum Co., Ltd.— phonix C. Wachner, manager

Asahi Building, 3, Nakanoshima;

P.O. Box Central 168; Cable Ad:

Petrosam Showa Cotton Co., Ltd.—25, Nakano-

Rothacker, Oscar, Booksellers—1. shima, menka

Kita-ku; Cable Ad : Showa-

Soze-cho ; Cable Ad : Rothacbuch

Otto Schaeffer, manager Siamese Consulate {see Consulates)

 OSAKA 289'

Siber, Hegner & Co., Ltd.—Mitsubi- Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada—

shi Shintaku Building, 1, Imabashi, Kansai Branch Office: Asahi Build-

4-chome, Higashi-ku;r Telephs. 238, ing, San-chome Nakanoshina, Kita-

91C and 3829 (Honk3 oku); P.O. Box ku, Osaka; Telephs. 4500, 5470 and

19 (Central); Cable Ad: Siber 5540 (Honkyoku); Cable Ad: Sun-

R. Stunzi, manager beam, Osaka

H. Abegg, signs per pro.

J. Hausherr, do. Tetens, A. P., Heating Engineer and

H. Augst Contractor—717, Daido Building To-

A. Weibel

R. A. Schaefer, repres. Sandoz sabori, Nishi-ku

Oh cm. Works Basle Teubner, H., Manufacturers’ repre-

E. Abel sentative—13 Gotenyama, Takarazu-

SlEMENS-SCHUCKERT DeNKI K. K.— Takarazuka kn near Osaka; Cable Ad: Teubner,

Daido Seimei Building; Cable Ad:

Siemens Toyo Babcock K. K. (Successors to

Singer Sewing Machine Co., Japan tube Babcock & Wilcox, Ltd.), Water-

Manufacturers Agency—Room 605- Boilers and Power House

607, Osaka Building, Soze-cho, Na- Plant—47, Kitahama-cho, 3-chome,

Higashi-ku; Teleph. 1722 (Honkyo-

kanoshima ; Cable Ad : Regnis ku)

J. L. Asselin, agent

Ralph D. Mohney, assist, agent

Miss M. Pigott U.S.S.R. Trade Representation in

A. Flores Japan — Oye Building, Kinugasa-

cho; Cable Ad: Vnesh

Society of Chemical Industry in

Basle (Basle, Switzerland)—Sanwa Volkart Brothers’ Agency—Kansai

Building, Kawara machi, 2-chome, Shintaku Building, 26, Kitahama,

Higashi-ku; Teleph. 951 (Honkyo- 4-chome, Higashi-ku; P.O. Box 37;

ku) ; Cable Ad : Baselosa Cable Ad : Volkart

R. H. Dick, representative for

Japan Vories & Co., W. M., Architects—

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co. — Osaka Daido Seimei Building, 1, Tosabori,.

Building, 1, Soze-cho; Cable Ad: Vories 1-chome , Nishi-ku: Cable Ad:

Standvac

S. V. Davies Warner Bros. First National Pic-

J. G. S. Gausden tures (Japan) Inc.—Gas Building,.

N. H. Briggs Higasha-ku; Cable Ad : Warnaeiga

G. W. Behrman

T. P. Nock

C. S. de Souza Wehry & Co., Geo.—5, Kawaramachi;

Miss da Silva Cable Ad : Wehry

Miss Kurozumi

Weiss, Franz—651, Osaka Building, 1,

Stygian Steel Works—3, 2-chome, Soze-cho, Kita-ku; Cable Ad:

Minami-Sakaigawa, Minato-ku F rawei

r

Sun Insurance Office, Ltd.—804. Osa- W port—Kyomachibori

elan sky & Goldberg, Import & Ex-

ka Building, 1, Sozecho, Kitaku; ble Ad: Welgol Building; Ca-

Teleiph. 257 (Tnsabori); P.O. Box: 17

(Central): Cable AcU Sunfire

W. R. Bull, Manager for Japan Wilmina Jo Gakko, American Pres-

byterian Mission Girls’ School—

S.(Tokyo)

Tamura, manager (Osaka and Tamatsukuri, Niyemom-cho, Higa-

Tokyo branches) shi-ku

10

 KYOTO

Kyoto from A.D. 794 to 1868 was the capital of Japan. Its sacred and

classic associations as well as the picturesque character of the surrounding

country combine to invest the city with an interest attaching to no other place

in Japan. Kyoto has excellent hotel accommodation for foreign tourists. The

city lies practically

is reached from Kobein in.the less

centre

thanof anJapan

hourinandthea main

quarterlinebyofexpress

railway,train.

and

The population, according to the census of 1933, is 1,026,969.

The first Biwa 'Canal completed in 1895 was designed for the passage of

goods and passengelrs and to supply water power, the second canal constructed

at a cost of Y.4,477,805. supplies water for drinking, for the fire brigade, and

for purposes of hydro-electricity, etc.

DIRECTORY or EOREIGN FIRMS

American Church Mission—Karasu- Miss M. W. Hester (Nara)

marudori Shimotachi-uri; Teleph. Miss Thora Johnson (Kyoto)

2372 (Nishi-jin); Cable Ad: Amchu- Miss G. Sumners (Kyoto)

miss Mrs. J. M. Oglesby (Kyoto)

Rt. Rev. S. H. Nichols, s.t.d. Rev. & Mrs. H. R. Shaw

Rev. and Mrs. P. A. Smith (Kanazawa)

(Hikone)

Rev, and Mrs. J. J. Chapman, Clapes En Ota—Shichijo, Omiya;

d.d. (Kyoto) Cable Ad: Clapes

Rev. and Mrs. J. Hubard Lloyd

(Wakayama)

Rev. and Mrs. J. K. Morris Japan Tourist

(Kyoto)

Dr. (m.d.) and Mrs. F. M. Jones Station; Teleph.Bureau—c/o

Shimo 8480; Kyoto

Cable

(Osaka) Ad : Tourist

Miss H. R. Williams (Kyoto)

Miss E. L. Foote (Kyoto) Sagues, Busquets, F., Exporters—1,

Miss H. Stiles (Kyoto) Schichijo

Miss A. S. VanKirk (Osaka) Box 8 (GojOmiya

o) ; CableWake-cho; P.O.

Ad: Sagues

Miss C. R. Powell (Fukui)

Miss M. R. Paine (Obama)

Miss H. J. Disbrow (Kyoto) Singer Sewing Machine Co.—Yana-

Miss L. E. Dickson (Nara) ginobaba, Shijo

 KOBE

Kobe, finely situated on Osaka Bay and now the fifth largest city in Japan,

was originally, until its opening to foreign trade in the year 1868, a small

fishing village situated in the vicinity of the once important town of Hyo'go.

The new port was known at first under the name of Hyogo, its older neigh-

bour, but in 18$2 the two towns were united under the name of Kobe City and

are now indistinguishable, while subsequent additions have considerably ex-

tended the municipal boundaries. Water supply, electric lighting and tram-

ways are municipal services, and there are numerous lines of motorbuses run

by the city and by a private cofupany. Taxicabs are plentiful and cheap.

Extensive harbour works have been carried out, and there are now available

for foreign-going steamers four large concrete piers, with quays on either

side, owned by the government, together with a number of smaller piers, some

by private concerns, all of these being connected with the main Tokyo-Shi-

monoseki line of railway. Two more large piers, one with a slip in the centre,

are now nearing cojnpletion, while large new piers have' bfeeri built for the

domestic trade in Hyogo Bay. There is also an extensive anchorage, protected

by breakwaters. In Hyogo are the Kawasaki and Mitsubishi shipyards, both

equipped with all modern facilities. In addition to the above,; Kobb pidssesSes

steelworks, locomotive and Carriage works, the Dunlbp Rubber Company’s

works, a plate and sheet mill, the Nippon Ksori Company’s wmollen, mill, the

principal mill of the Kanegafuchi cotton spinning company, sugar and flour

mills arid also match, chemical and other factories. The city facds the land-

locked bay, and at a distance of a mile and upwards from the seaTrdrit there

rises a chain of steep and picturesque bills, at the foot of which' are the re-

sidential districts. To the: north-east, a range of hills known as Rokko-zan,

2,500 to 3,000 ft. above sea-level, is rapidly growing jn favour as a summer

resort, both among Japanese and Europeans,, and more' and more bungalows

are being built. The links of the Kobe Golf Club, which owe their inception

to the enterprise of a small number of former British residents, are a great

attraction to the resort. Rokkozan is reached by a cablecar, a ropeway and

three motor roads and possesses numerous paths which afford good walks

Two modern hotels offer good accommodation. Kobe 'stretches .for some ten

miles along the strip of land between the hills and the water and is rapidly

extending on both sides, particularly in the direction of Osaka, with which

it is connected by rail and by three electric tramways, as well as by a broad,

well-constructed metor-road. A number of large, modern buildings have added

much to the appearance of the city during recent years. Kobe has three main

railway stations—Bannomiya, Kobe and Hyogo, of wdiich the first-named ip

the most important for foreign residents—all three being; on the main Tokyo-

Shimonoseki through line. There are several cloubs—the Kobe Club

(including members of all nationalities'), the Masonic Club, the India Olub,

the Club Concordia (German), and the Kobe Regatta and Athletic Club (inter-

national). At Mirume the K.R.A.C have a boathouse, tennis courts and a

large new swimming-pool. There is an English Church (AH Saints), a . Union

Church (Protestant) and a French Roman Catholic Church, also a number of

Japanese Churches of various denominations. Kobe possesses two good foreign

style hotels, the Tor, on the hill, and the Oriental, on the Bund, and an up-

to-date International Hospital run by the foreign community.

The population of the city of Kobe is given as 836,900 (October, 1933).

Kobe possesses the largest number of foreign residents of any city in Japan.

10*

292 KOBE

The Temple of Nofukuji, which possesses a large Bronze Budda, is situ-

ated in the old town of Hyogo, and is worth a visit; and there is a monument

to the Japanese hero Kiyomori, erected in 1286, in a grove of trees in the

vicinity of the terruple, which claims some attention from its historic asso-

ciations. The bed of the old river Minatogawa was reclaimed in 1910. The

upper part of the reclaimed area is now known as Minatogawa Park, where

there is a City Hall, behind which is a large market. The lower part of the

river-bed is a centre for public entertainments, such as theatres, cinemato-

graphs, etc. The shrine dedicated to Kusunoki Masashige, who fell on this

spot in 1336 during the unsuccessful wars for the restoration of the Mikado’s

power, stands between Kobe Station and the Okurayama Park, where there

is also, a large City Library. In the park stands a bronze statue of the late

Prince Ito, who was one of the most influential and powerful statesmen of

Japan in the Meiji period. <:

DIRECTORY or FOREIGN FIRMS

Aall & Co., Ltd., Shipping & Insur- Ahrens & Co., Nachf., H. (Gomei

Kaisha) — Meikai Building (2nd

ance—16a, Harima-machi, Kobe-ku; floor), 32, Akashi-machi; Telephs-

P.O. Box 282; Cable Ad: Aall 711-713 (Sann.); P.O. Box 30 (San-

nomiya) ; Cable Ad: Ahrens, Ni-

Abraham & Co., Ltd., L. D., Import trammon, Nordlloyd

H. Bosch, acting partner (Tokyo)

and Export Merchants—50, Harima- G. R. Schmidt, signs per pro.

machi; P.O. Box 85 (Sannomiya); G. Broetje. shipping dept.

Cable Ad: Abraham

Directors—C. A. Aslet, B. Abra- H. Vogel

ham (London), J. Abraham, H. Agents for

Mita and J. Hara Stickstoff-Syndikat G.m.b.H., Ber-

lin. Fertilisers

Acme Code Company, Publisher Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bremen.

Acme Code Commodity & Phrase Passenger and Freight Line

Representatives—Carroll Bros. & Ailion Company, C.—98, Isobe-dori;

Co., 12, Kaigan-dori P.O. Box Sann 273; Cable Ad:

Ail ion

Adet, Moss & Co., Wholesale Wine American Association {See Associa-

and Spirit Merchants—8, Kaigan-

dori; Teleph. San. 2422; P.O. Box tions & Clubs)

390; Cable Ad : Mossycamp Amberg & Co., Geo., General Mer-

C. H. Moss chants—49, Harima-machi; Cable

Advani, H.R.—-72/3, Isobe-d’ori, 4- Ad: Amberg

chome; P.O. Box 1127; Cable Ad: American Consulate (tfee Consulates)

Gurunanik

American Gulp Orient Line

Ahmed Abdttl Karim Bros., Exporters L. Everett, agents

—7/40, Isobe-dori, 4-chome; P.O. American Mail Line—7, Kaigan-dori;

Box 6; Cable Ad: Alkamar Telephs. 264, 997, 1558 and 1595

(Sannomiya); P.O. Box 308; Cable

Ahmed Ebrahim Bros., Exporters of Ad: Dollar

Hosiery, Towels and Sundries—99, E. L. Matteson, general agent

Isobe-dori, 2-chome; P.O. Box 195;

Cable Ad: Ahmedebram R.C. M.

H. Glessner

Blaxill | H. L. Hooker

 KOBE

American Merchandise Co. —174, British and Foreign Bible Society

Kyo-machi; Cable Ad : Harlo and National Bible Society of

Scotland — 95, Yedo-machi; Te-

leph. Sannomiya 2725; Cabie Ad:

American Trading Co. of Japan, Ltd., Testaments^ Kobe

Importers, Exporters, Engineers,

and Insurance — 99, Kita-machi ; Club Concordia—30, Yamamoto-

Telephs. 482 to 485 and 3997 Sanno- dori, 2-chome; Teleph. 615 (Fu-

miy-a; P.O, Box 17 Sanno-miya; 1 kiai); P.O. Box 104

Cable Ad. Amtraco ; All Codes

Wm. Ilirzel, president

O. C. Seyfarth, treasurer

H. Hall, manager (Kobe Office)' German Chamber of Commerce—37,

Naka-machi;

C. Y. Baldwin, chief accountant

A. Schenten, imports department Secretary—H. P.O. Box 88

Brueggemann

F. Obata, engineer

Paris Hiatt, (Ingersol-Rand) Kobe Club—14, Kano-cho, Roku-

Antaki & Son, E., Export and Import chome; Teleph. 405 (Sannomiya)

Commission agents—2, Kaigan-dori;

P.O. Box 172; Cable Ad: Antaki KobePresident-—H.

Cricket ClubS. G. Isitt

Antaki & Co., Isaac—91, Kita-machi; Captain—R. T. Holder

VicerCaptain—\Y. N. Hansell

P.O. Bax 304; Cable Ad: Bikkoman Hon. Secretary—E. B. Ka-was-

I. Antaki, proprietor jee, c/o San. P.O. Box 338

Hon. Treasurer—A. B. Pirrie

ArtanA & Bros., K., Exporters of

Silk, etc.—88, Sannomiya-cho, 1- Kobe Exchange Brokers’ Associa-

chome; P.O. Box 203; Cable Ad: tion—72, Kyo-machi; P.O. Box

Arjan 224

Arratoon C. M., Exporter and Im- C. H. Owen, chairman

porter—94, Yedo-machi; P.O. Box A. Ormiston, secretary

331; Cable Ad : Arratoon

Kobe Golf Club, Links and Club

AshabHai & Co., I.C.—151, Hachi- House at Rokkosan—Office: 72,

mRn-dori; Cable Ad: Ashabai or Kyo-machi

Iswar President—V. B. Wilson

Captain—W. Lackie

ASSOCIATIONS AND CLUBS Hon. Treasurer—W. Lackie

Hon. Secretary—R. T. Holder

All Saints’ Church Association- Committee—Y.

Melchior, P. L.Hoshino, H.

Spence and

53, Nakayamate-dori, 3-chome

E. H. Summers

American Association (Kobe)—122,

Higashi-machi KobePresident—R.

Lawn TennisT. Club

Holder

British Association of Japan (Kobe Hon. Secretary—S. G. Stanford

Branch)-^?.O. Box 374 (Sann.) Committee—Mrs, C. H. Thorn,

Chairman—-E. W. James Mrs. A. C. Times, Mrs. P. J.

Yice-do. —H. S. Goodwyn Isitt, Fichtev. W. N. Hansel! and

O.B.E. C. J. Elliott

Committee—G. A. Morton, F.

W. Mackie, S. D. Clay, R. T.

Holder, Capt. W. G. Lalor, Kobe Masonic Club—“Corinthian

Hall,” 48, Nakayamate-dori; Te-

O.B.E. leph. 2765 (Fukiai)

Secretary—A. W. Curtis

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Kobe and Osaka Foreign Chamber Dai-ichi Ginko—Sakae-machi; Cable

of Commerce—Chamber of Com- Ad: Daiichigan

merce Building, Kaigan-dori

Chairman—E. W. James Fujimoto Bill Broker

Sakae-machi; Cable Ad:Bank, Ltd.^—

Fubilbank

Vice-do. —W. W. Campbell

Secretary—H, Langley

Hongkong and Shanghai Bank-

Kobe Regatta and Athletic Club— 841 ing Corporation—i!, Bund; Telephs.

13, Kano-cho, Kobe-ku; P.O. Box 353; and 842 (Sannomiya); P.O. Box

Cable Ad : Hiroshima

1058 D. M. Ross, manager

Kobe Sailing Club G. Lyon-Mackenzie, actg. sub-

manager

Kobe Stock Exchange—60, Ura- W. N. Hansell, accountant

machi; Kobe-ku A. Shearer

G. E. B. Tytler

J.. B. Walter

St. Andrew's Society—c/o. Hong- J. CaldWell

kong & Shanghai Bank, 2, The W. W. Oampbell

Bund O. Skinner

G. G. Waller

St. George’s Society C. H. Pickford

J. H. W. Marshall

Assomull & Co., W.—35/1, Isogami- National City Bank of New York,,

The—38, Akashi-machi, Kobe-ku;.

dori, 4-chome; P.O. Box 26; Cable Telephs. 3530 to 3534 (Sannomiya);

Ad: Wassiamull P.O. Box 168 (Sannomiya); Cable

Balkrishna & Co., C.—95, Isobe-dori Ad : Citibank

A. Belden, manager

Baltic Asiatic Commercial Co., Ltd. C. V. Grant, accountant

—47, Akashi-machi, Kobeku; P.O. J. H. Wilson, pro. manager

Box 291; Cable Ad : Baltiasico C. M. Wright, do.

N. Inohara I K. Mitsunari

F. E. Down, managing director K. Funatani j Miysmoto ■

O. Mayeda | T. Takai

BANKS

Bank of Chosen—2, Sakae-machi, 1- Nederlandsche Handel-Maatschappi

N. V. (Netherlands Trading So-j,

chome; Cable Ad: Chosenbank ciety)—83, Kyo-machi; Telephs. 3-

0953, 4980 and 5088 (Sannomiya);

Bank of Japan—25, Naka-machi P.O. Box 207 (Sannomiya); Cable

Ad: Trading

Bank of Taiwan, Ltd.—45, Naka- Nederlandsch Indische Handelsbank

machi ; Cable Ad : Taiwangink N. V. (Netherlands India Commer-

Chartered Bank of India, Australia cial Bank)—38, Nakamachi; Telephs.

1781, 2111 and 2680 Sannomiya;

and China—67, Kyo-machi; Telephs. Cable Ad: Handelsbank

261, 3415 and 4125 ('Sannomiya); B. H. van Ketel, manager

P.O. Box 352 , (Sannomiya); Cable J. S. Nijhoff, accountant

AdA.: Keramic

C. Times, manager D. Roukens, sub-accountant

J. S. Drummond, accountant Tj. W. Brunger

Sub-accountants— W. C. Boers

L. Sardaigne

A.D.D. S.R. Cameron I W. Mackay

Exell

Soward | A. B. Pirrie Sumitomo Bank, Ltd.—12-15, Sakae-

A.V. M.L. R.Machado,

Currie | chief

S. E.clerk

Tear machi, Itchome; Telephs. 42, 43, 44

and 4908 (Sannomiya); Cable Ad:

Mrs. H. Stephen, stenographer Sumitbank

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Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd.—26, Bell (Harold), Taylor, Bird & Co.,

Sakae-machi, Sanchome; Telephs. Chartered (4thAccountants — Crescent

2005 to 2011 (Sann.); Cable Ad: Building floor), 72, Kyo-machi,

Kobe-ku ; and at Tokyo and London ;

Shokin Teleph. 741 (Sannomiya); Cable

Bashir & Co., S. M., Importers and Ad:Harold Auditor

Bell, F.c.a. (London)

Exporters — Kawashima Building, Cyril F. Bird, f.c.a. do.

Takimichi; P.O. Box Sannomiyai Alan Blain, a.c.a. do,.

1015; Cable Ad: Basbir and Shoes W. H. Johnstone, a.c.a. do.

H. G. Gibb, a.c.a. do.

•Basted & Co, W., Exporters of C. F. Wevill, f.c.a. (Tokyo) ‘

Rayon, Silk and Cotton Piece Goods, Harold S,

Hosiery, Shell Buttons, and all other P. H. Palmer, a.c.a. (Kobe)

Japanese Manufactures and Pror E. R. Meredith, a.c.a. (Tokyo)

duce; Importers of Scrap Metals, J. H. R. Bell do.

etc. — 38, Isobe dori, 2-chome; W. F. Balden do.

Telephs. 4720 and 4886 (Fukiae);

Cable Ad: Baste! Bendien’s World Service—39, Akashi-

machi; Teleph. San. 3-3349

Bayer, Meister-Lucius Yakuhin Go- C. Budge, sole repres.

mei Kaisha—11, Sakae-machi-dori,

Lchome; Telephs. Sannomiya -3639 Ben Tradins Co.—85-, 1-chome, Sanno-

& 4732; P.O. Box 107; Cable Ad: miya-cho; P.O. Box 83; Cable Ad:

Pharma Benco

F. von Behring

W. Timaeus (Tokyo) Bergmann & Co., General Exporters—

Hans Vogelsang 105, Hachiman-dpri, 3-chome; P.O.

E. O. Birkenbeil Box 226; Cable Ad: Bergmann,

E. Schalow (Tokyo) Georg Pflueger, - partner

G. Schumacher H. Meyn, do.

Fr. Schirmer H. Wohlers, do.

K. Rudolph G. Akino, do.

G. A. Vorlaender H. Streeck

G. von Frowein H. Streeck

E. Hallier H. Ploenjes

Miss G. Nerger W. H. Schirmer

.Scientific Department B. Habenicht

Dr. A. Mertens J. H. Peterhans : I Miss H. Luehs

Dr. O. Ritter C. Loeffler \ Miss E,. Krebs

Dr. F. Ronnefeldt (Tokyo) Berrick & Co., Ltd., General Import

Ji F. Thuemen and ExportTeleph.

Merchants—17, Nakaya-

Agents for mate-dori; 2992, 5106, 5348

“Bayer” Pharmaceutical Depart- (Fukiai); Cable Ad i Berrick. Head

ment, I.G. Fabenindustrie A.- Office:: 199, Yamashita-cho, 1 Yoko-

G., Leverkusen Germany hama, Branches: Tokyo, Kobe,

Behna, M.—10, Isobe-dori; P.O. Box London, Brussels, Paris and Vienna

F. S. Souza, signs per pro. :.

Box 116 (Sann.); Cable Ad: A. M. Marques, accountant

Behna Mrs. E. JorgeI K. Haysshi

H. Guterres

Beldam Packing Agency (Japan), M. Maruyama | K. Tasaka

Ltd.—45, Naka-machi; Cable Ad: Bheroom^al Sons, G., Exporters—12,,

Veepilot Isobe-dori, 3-chome; P.O. Box; 125;

U. Tanaka, managing director Cable Ad : Bberoomall

Agency P. D. Melwani, manager

Beldam Packing and Rubber Oo.* C. K. Lalwany, do.

Ld., London, E.O. 3 T. W. Mohwani

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Biedermann & Co., W.—7, Isobe-dori; Distributors for Constituent and

Cable Ad: Combined Subsidiary Companies of Im-

perial Chemical Industries Ltd.,,

Bead & McClure, Bill and Bullion including: —

Brokers—72, Kyo-machi; Teleph. British Dvestuffs Corporation, Ld.

411 and 6191 (Sannomiya); P.O. I.C.I. (Alkali), Ld., formerly

Box 224; Cable Ad: Blad. Branch Brunner, Mond & Co., Ld.

Office in Osaka Castner-Kellner Alkali Co., Ld.

D. S. G. Shirras, partner Cassel Cyanide Go., Ld.

C. H. Owen, do. Chance &: Hunt, Ld.

L. J. Nuzum, do. I.

Boeckl & Co., E., Provision Mer- Products), Ld.

chants, Ship ('handlers—82, Naka- Nobels Industries, Ld.

yamate-dori, 2-chome; Cable Ad: United Alkali Co.,

. John Marston Ld. Ld. (Sun-

& Co.,

Boeckl beam Motor Bicycles).

Agents for

Borisoff & Sons, IK. M.—36, Shimo- B. Laporte, Ld. (Sodium and

yamate-dori Hydrogen Peroxide)

Brotherton & Co., Ltd.

J. and J. White, Ld.

Borisoff, Vladimir, Import and. Ex- Joseph Orosfield & iSons, Ld.

port — 36, iShimoyamate-dori 3- (Silicate of Soda)

chome, Kobe-ku Magadi &Soda

Borkowsky, G.—3-4, Hamabe-dori, 4- Beckitt Sons, Co., Ld.

Ld. (Ultramarine)

chome; Telephs. 2996 and 988 (Fu- United States Alkali Export As-

kiai); P.O. Box 144; Cable Ad: sociation

Gebork Wm. Gossage & Sons, Ld. (Sili-

cate of Soda)

Borax Consolidated, Ltd.

Borneo & Co , Ltd.—16b, Harima- Liverpool and London and Globe

Machi Insurance Co., Ld.

Quebracho Fusionados (“Optimus”

Bottlewalla & Co.—16, Nakayamate- Quebracho)

dori, 2-chome; Cable Ad: Bottle- Budge & Co., G.—30, Akashi-machi

walla Cable Ad: Budge

British Association of Japan (see As- Butterfield & Swire (Japan), Ltd.—

sociations) 103, Naka-machi; Telephs. 848 and

Beitish Consulate (see Consulates) 3396; P.O. Box 72 Sanmomiya^

Cable Ad: Swire

Broad and Son, F. B., Oils, Greases J. Thayer, signs per pro.

and Petroleum Products—7, Hari- S. Fraser | J. Miki

ma-machi; P.O. Box 1004; Cable Buttinghaus & Co.—176, Kitanagasa-

Ad: Enso dori

Brunner, Mond & Co. (Japan), Ltd. Cader, Doray & Co., Buying Agents and

Industrial Chemicals, Metals and

Fertilizers—Head Office : 72, Kyo- Exporters Nakayamate-dori,

of Japanese Merchandise

machi ; Teleph. 1670 (Sann. 6 lines); —107-4,

Teleph. Fukiai 2818; Cable Ad:2-chome;

Lotus

P.O. Box 86; Cable Ad: Crescent. T. A. Cader, partner

Branches: Tokyo, Osaka M. B. B. Doray, do.

H. Y. Irwine, chairman

B,. T. Holder, a.s.a.a., director & Cameron & Co., Ltd., A., Exporters,

secretary Importers, Insurance Agents—93,

H. G. Harker Yedo-machi; Telephs. 664, 1301-2-3,

E. H. Fisher 1141-2-3-4 (Sann.); P.O. Box 155

T. M. Milne (Sann.); Cable Ad: Cameron

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E. W. James, managing director Chalhoub & Co., Ltd.—105, Yedo-

machi; Teleph. 630 (Sann.); P.6.

C. L. Spence, director (London)

F. W. Mackie, do. Box 371; Cable Ad: Theodorene

J. J. Warren, do. (Montreal) Theodore Chalhoub, repres. dir.

T. Takata, do. Rene Chalhoub, do.

Emile Chalhoub, managing dir.

■Canadian Government Trade Commis-

sioner Service—'Crescent Building, Chanrai & Co., I. T., Exporters of

72, Kyo-machi; Cable Ad: Canadian Silk and Curios—39, Isobe-dori, 2-

Richard Grew, trade commissioner chome; P.O. Box 213; Cable Ad:

P. V. McLane, assist. do. Chanrai

■Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ltd., Isobe-dori,Gianchand,

Chellaram Exporters—38,

Agents for Canadian Pacific Ex- Chellaram 2-chome; Cable Ad:

press Co.—7, Harima-machi

Freight, Operating and Accounts

—Teleph. 393 (Sannomiya); Cable Chetty & Co., G, R. H.—32/169, San-

Ad:H. Citamprag

E. Hayward, agent nomiya-cho; Cable Ad: Heptagon

Passenger Dept. — Teleph. 491

(Sannomiya)

pac ; Cable Ad : Gacan- CHURCHES

W. R. Buckberrough, passenger AllNakayamate-dori,

Saints’ Church (C. of E.)—53,

Sanchome

agent Chaplain—Rev. J. C. Ford, m.a.

■Canadian Transport Co., Ltd.—72, Kobe Union Church—34, Ikuta-cho,

Kyo-machi 3-chome, (Kano-cho, 2-chome, Car-

Capelouto & Ashkenazi — 7, Isobe- stop)

dori; Cable Ad : Ashcapel Pastor—Rev. W. J. M. Cragg,

D.D.

Caro Trading Co., Export and Im- Clay & Co.—46a, Harima-machi; Te-

port Merchants—98, Isobe-dori, 4- leph. 1212 (Sannomiya); P.O. Box

chome; Teleph. 3880 (Fukiai); P.O. 115; Cable Ad: Bossigran

Box 173 (Sannomiya); Cable Ad:

Carotra

F. Ailion, proprietor Clifford-Wilkinson Tansan Mineral

Water Co.; Ltd.—8, Kaigan-dori;

Carroll Brothers & Co., Import and Telephs. Sann. 1448, 1296, 593;

P.O. Box 41; Cable Ad: Tansania.

Export Merchants—12, Kaigan- Branch Office: Fujiya Building, 1,

dori; P.O. Box 381 (Sannomiya); Kotohira-cho, Shiba-ku, Tokyo;

Cable Ad : Denroche Teleph. 2304 (Shiba)

R. J. Carroll, partner

E. C. Carroll, do. Club Concordia (see Associations and

Carst, W. M., Insurance agent—216, Clubs)

Sannomiya^cho; P.O. Box 148; Colombo Export Co.—80, Isobe-dori,

Cable Ad: Pilot 3-chome; Teleph. 4616 (Fukiai); P.

Caudrelier, L., Wholesale and Retail O. Box 1017; Cable Ad: Export

Groceries—1, Kitanagasa-dori,

chome; P.O. Box B06; Cable Ad: 3- Columbia Graphophone Co. of Japan,

Caudrelier Ltd.—61, Kaigan-dori; Cable Ad:

Grafonola

Central Bakery & Confectionery—32, Commercial Pacific Cable Co.—7,

Shimoyamate-dori, 2-chome, Kobe- Harima-machi;

(Sannomiya)

Telephs. 393 and 491

fu; Teleph. Fukiai 2-3622

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Comptoir Orient Export, Importers Great Britain—Crescent Building.

and Exporters—114, Higashi-machi; (5th floor), No. 72, Kyo-machi;

P.0. Box 169 (Sannomiya); Teleph. Teleph. 91 (Sannomiya); Cable

3218 (Sann.)* Cable Ad: Kanasako Ad : Britain

A. Kahn Consul—G. H. Phipps

J.P. Lantz

Bernard Vice-Consul—C. H. Archer

Shipping Clei-k—J. S. Waddell

Secretary—S. Inouye

CONSULATES Greece—-26b, Naniwa-maehi; Teleph,

Argentine—Osaka Shosen Building 1825 (Sannomiya).

Consul-General—Jose Garo Consul—H. C. Macnaughton

Assistant Consul — Richardo Vice-Consul—D. M. Young

Aramburu Guatemala—118, Naka-machi

Consul—E. Bayle

Belgium—38, Akashi-machi Italy—27, Yamamoto-dori, 2-chome

Hon. Consul—H. Melchior

Mexico—Shosen Building; P.O. Box

Bolivia—1, Mizuki-dori; Teleph. 8i21; Cable Ad : Latuf

Minatogawa 0093

Netherlands—32, Akashi-machi; Te-

Brazil—Shosen Building, 4th floor, leph. 5360 (Sannomiya)

Kaigan-dori; Cable Ad: Consbras ; Acting Consul-General—W. H.

Teleph. San. 2510 de Roos

Interpreter—N. A. J. de VoogcO

China—45, Shimoyamatedori, Ni- Norway—45, Naka-machi; Teleph.

chome; Teleph. 3407 (Fukiai); 1955 (Sannomiya)

Cable Ad : Sinolegate Consul—T. B. Gansmoe

Cuba—33, N akayamate-dori, 3-cho- Peru—1, Yamamoto-dori, 1-chome;

P.O. Box 143; Cable Ad: Peru-

me ; Cable Ad : Cubasul consul

Consul—P. M. Dominguez

Denmark—92, Yedo-machi; Teleph. Portugal—17, Nakayamate-dori, 2-

chome; Teleph. 2992 (Fukiai)

3490Consul—R.

(Sannomiya); P.O.

W. Pearce Box 292

Spain—1/37, Yamamoto-dori, 2-

chome; Teleph. 4090 (Fukiai)

Egypt—28, Yamamotordori, 2-chome, Sweden—93, Yedo-machi

Kobe-Ku

Consul—Dr. M. Fawzy Consul (Kobe & Osaka)—Ernest

Chancellor—A. Farrag W. James

Secretary—H. Abd. El-Ghaffar

U. ,S. S. R-—170, Kitano-cho,. Kobe-

France—110, Yamamoto-dori, Ni- ku : Cable Ad: Sovcoasul

chome; Teieph. 4500 (Fukiai);

Cable Ad: Fransulat United States of America — 122,

Cpnsul—A. Hauchecorne Higashi-machi; Teleph. 93 Sanno-

Vice-Consul—J. Camaly miya; Cable Ad: American' Con-

sul

Germany—115,

Ku; Teleph.Higashi-machi, Kobe-;■ Venezuela —10, Kitanagasa-dori,

24 (Sannomiya)

Cable Ad: Consugerma Kobe-ku

K. Schaefer, Secretary

Miss F. Hell Continental Insurance Co. of New

M. Sasaki, Interpreter York, The—7 Harima-machi

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Continent a l Trading Co.—7, Isobe-dori Cox & Hirao, Hatsi, Braids, Buttons,

Brushes, Glass and Porcelain Ware,

Cook & Son, Ltd., Thos.—-Oriental Silk and Cotton Goods, Produce &

Hotel and ToyO Building; P.O. Toys—112, Higashi-machi ; Teleph.

4527 (Sannomiya); P.O. Box 112;

Box Sann. 398; Cable Ad : Coupon Cable Ad : Coxland

B. Edgar, manager M. Hirao, partner

E. O. Hanscomb D. Cox, do. (London)

T. A. Jenkins, cashier

M. Yussim

W. Waggott

Miss F. Pepper, stenographer Cuban Consulate (see Consulates)

Miss E. Willoughby, do.

Miss M. Shimidzu, do. iCijRNOw & Co., Ltd., J.—2, Kaigan

S. Sekine Dori; P.O. Bpx 1050 (Sannomiya) ;

K. L. Cheng I Y. Fukushima \ Cable Ad: Curnow

Cooper, Findlay & Co., Ltd., Export Dalamal & Sons—;S7,. Isogami-dori;

Merchants and Insurance Agents— Cable Ad: Kirpaloo

110, Ito-machi, Kobe-ku; Telephs.

3-376, 2112 and 5976 (-Sann.); P.O.

Box 311; Cable Ad : Repooc

F. D. Burrows, director (absent) Danish Consulate (see Consulates)

H. S. Williams, repres. dir.

C. E. Kirby, do. Dave Brothers— 76a, Kyo-machi; _

C. T. Thomson, director Cable Ad ; Sword

J. Gadsby, director (Tokyo)

F. W. R. Ward, director (London) Daver & Co., R. E., Merchants—28,

F. Coupar Sannomiya-cho, 1-chome; P.O. Box

C. G. dos Remetdios 347 (Sannomiya); Cable Ad: Daver

Miss M. Anno R. E. Daver

Miss H. Yisscher D. R. Daver

Cornes & Co.—88, Yedo-machi; Te-

lephs. 492, 493 and 2290 (Sannomi- David & Co., S. J.—47, Kagoike-doi’i,

ya); P.O. Box 170; Cable Ad: 6-chome, Kobe-ku; P.O. Box Sanno-

Cornes miya 14

A. J. Cornes (London)

J. Cornes (London) De Becker, De Becker y& Sebald,

P. L. Spence (Kobe) International & Maritime Lawyers

J. W. Meyer (Kobe) —Meikai Building, .32, Akashi-

H. E. Punnett, signs per pro. machi; Cable Ad: DebeckCr &

Import Dept. Seabald

D. R. Tennent

Export Dept. Degay, S.—89, Sannomiya-cho; Cable

T. L. Christensen Ad: Degay

R. Isaaeen

Shipping and Insurance Dept. Delacamp, Piper & Co., Merchants—

A. Boulton 1, Kaigan-dori; Teleph. 1007 (San-

Survey Dept. nomiya); P.O. Box 134; Cable Ad:

Capt. F. H. Fegen Decampalos

J. Foulis Munro Hbt, de la Camp, partner

Agencies K. Piper,: partner (absent)

Ben Line Steamers, Ld'. L. de la Camp, signs per pro.

E. Hansen

Lloyd’s, London H. Zeiler

London Salvage Association K. H. Thomsen

Board of Underwriters of New Mrs. F. Friedlaender

York J. Likoser (attached)

Ralli Bros. H. Luebbert, Tokyo (attached)

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Delburgo & Co., Ltd., D. H., Export Norwegian, Afrika and Australia.

Commission Merchants—85, Yedo- Line Wilh. Wilhelmsen, Oslo

machi, Kobe-ku; Telephs. San. 664, Watts, Watts & Co.

2906 & 3144; P.O. Box 297; Cable Andrew Weir & Co.

Ad: Ogrubled The Bakau Co. Cutch

D. H. Delburgo, managing dir. British Anti-Fouling Composition

K. Kita, director and Paint Co.

H. S. Goodwyn Isitt, director J. Dampney & Co., Ld. “Apexior’'

E. M. Young I K. Sakai Boiler Compound, etc.

B. Shida | K. Ohtsuka A. & F. Pears, Ld'. Soaps, etc.

Peerless Carbon and Ribbon Co.r

Detaram & Son, Exporters of Silk Ld.

and Rayon piece goods & Sundries Underwood Elliot Fisher Co.

*■—38/1, Isobe-dori; P.O. Box ‘ 246; Alliance Assurance Co., Ld. Fire

Cable Ad: Detaram Caledonian Insce. Co. Fire and

Marine

Newcastle Protection and Indem-

Deuber & Co., E. (Goshi Kaisha)— nity Association

91, Kita-machi; Teleph. San. 443; North of England Protecting and

P.O. Box 1133 Sann.; Cable Ad: Indemnity Association.

Deuber Union Assurance Society, Ld.

E. Deuber Fire

Yorkshire Insurance Co., Ld.

Directory and Chronicle of the Fir© Marine and Motor Car

Far East (China, Japan, Mala-

ya, Philippine Islands, Netherlands Doitsu Senryo Gomei Kaisha—37f

India, Indo-China, etc.)

Agents for Kobe and District— Nakamachi, Kobe-ku; P.O. Box 88;

Thompson & Co., Ltd.—3, Kai- Cable G.

Ad: Doitsenryo

Kuhweide

gan-dori, Itchome P. Becker

C. Bessrich

Dodwell & Co., Ltd., Importers and G. Beutner

Exporters, Shipping, Bunkering & M. Braeuer

Insurance Agents—82, Kyo-machi ; H. Brueggemann

Telephs. 752, 753 and 796 (Sanno- Dr. H. Dannehl

miya); P.O. Box 157; Cable Ad: R. E. Fischer

Dod'well Dr. J. Frei

J. A. Thomson, acting general S. Fuellkrug

‘manager for Japan W. Giudice

F. J. Horman-Fisher F. Grosskinsky

E. C. Jeffery K. Jung

C. J. Elliott E. Kein

N. P. Heighway F. Meister

D. P. Lind A. Pahl

W. de Witt F. Rapp

Miss M. Ailion H. Riessen

Miss E. Cox

Miss L. Walker H. Rossbach

Ah Kwei, comprador© P. E. Schmachtenberg,

Agencies K. Schoenfeld

American and Oriental Line W. Schuon

Anglo-Saxon Petroleum Co , Ltd. C. L. Timm

The Bank Line, Ld. H. Vogt

Barber-Wilbelmsen

Blue Star Line, Ld.Line H. Vorlaender

Dalgliesh Line Th. v. Wicken

Dodwel 1-Castle Line Co., Ld. of Miss M. Bott

The East Asiatic Miss B. Steffen

Copenhagen Mrs. L. Vorlaendeir

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Dollak Steamship Line—7, Kaigan- G. Brazier

dori; Telephs. 264, 997, 1558 and Dr. W. C. Davey, chief chemist

1595 (Sannomiya); P.O. Box 308; C. Graham

Cable Ad: Dollar J. Graham

E. L. Matteson, general agent T. Henbury

C. H. Blaxill A. G. Hinton

R. M. Glessner W. Morris

H. L. Hooker C. J. de H. Moore, purchasing.

department

Doray Brothers, Jewellers and Gem J. New, accountant

Merchants, Exporters of all kinds of A. C. Pearl

Pearls, Importers of all kinds of W. E. Smith

Gems—107-4, Nakayamate-dori; P.O. G. L. Years

Box 332. C. H. Woodward

M. B. R. Doray R: A. Woolger

Mrs. E. M. Quint-Prior

Doshi & Co., V.—113, Hachiman-dori; Mrs. W. E. Smith

P.O. Box 1098; Cable Ad: Doshi Durlabhji & Co., B., Exporters &

Dossa & Co., G., Cotton Merchants ble Importers—99, Hachiman-dori; Ca-

and Commission Agents—76, Kyo- Ad : Dilip

maehi; Teleph. 972 (Sann.) j Cable East & West Trading Co., General

Ad: Dossa Importers & Exporters—70, Kyo-

R. Nathoo, manager ma.chi; Cable Ad : Handw

G. R. Nathoo, accountant

K. Okada Eastern Extension Australasia and

S. Taniguchi China Telegraph Co., Ltd., Great

Dovacy & Co., H.—8, Kano-cho; Cable Northern Telegraph. Co., Ltd.—

16a, Harima-machi, Kobe-ku; Te-

Ad: Dovas leph. Sannomiya (3) 1331; Cable

Down Boeki Shokai, Ltd., Exporters Ad:T. Nordiske

K. Kimura, chief canvassing

and Importers—127/18, Shimoya- agent.

mate-dori, 4-chome.; P.O. Box 218; I. Utsuki j H. Nakagawa

Cable! Ad: Springbok

Du Pont de Nemours & Co., Inc., E. Easter Products Exporting ’Corpora-

1., Dyestuffs, Chemicals, Colours tion—61,

Nigawco

Isobe-dori; Cable Ad :

and Accelerators; Cellophane, Li-

quid Gold—72, Kyo-machi; Telephs. Eiwa Trading Co., Ltd.—70, Kyo-

2989 and 3674 (Sann.); P.O. Box machi, Kobe-ku; P.O. Box 52; Cable

384; Cable Ad: Dupontdyes

A. Paul Brow n, director of sales Ad: Envaco

Robert C. Brown Empreza Luso-Japoneza Gomei Kaisha

Daisy Goldman —Kobe Building, Isobe-dori ; P.O.

O. Guterres Box 369; Cable Ad: Couto

C. Guterres f T. lyori

Dunlop Rubber Co. (Far East) Ltd. Ennenberg, A., Export and import—

—Wakinohama ; Telephs. Fukiai 2- 3-20, leph.

Yamamoto-dori, 4-chome; Te-

Fukiai 1834; Cable Ad: Soya

0673-4-5-6; P.O. Box 159; Cable Ad : & Ennenberg

Gumco

V. B. Wilson, managing director A gencies

G. A. Morton, director and works The Anglo-Chinese Eastern Tra-

manager ding Oo., Ld., of London

T. K. Mutoh, director Code Compiling

K. Akabori, do.

H. S. Goodwyn Isitt, f.c.a., insp. York) PublishersCo.,of Inc. (New

Universal

Trade Code, Standard, Po-

W. S. Antill, sales manager pular, and Tanners’ Council

J. H. Bennett Editions

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Esmaljee, A. H.—27, Sannomiya-cho, Fegen, F. H., Surveyor to Lloyd’s

3-dhome; Teleph. 1467 (Sannomiya); Agents—88, Naka-machi; Teleph.

P.O. Box 368; Cable Ad: Babji- 2155 (Sannomiya); P.O. Box 170

mowla

Fog, Baebild & Toft—118, Naka-

Everett, Inc., L.—32, Meikai Build- machi ; Teleph. 0998 (Sannomiya);

ing, Boom 2, Akashi-machi; P.O. P.O. Box 340; Cable Ad : Fogiltoft

Box 77 (Sann.); Cable Ad: Everett

France Boyeki Shokai (Successors

Faizullabhoy, E., Merchant and Com- tome) Comptoirs Soies, Society Anony-

— 8a, Naniwa-machi, Kobe-ku;

mission Agent—26, Sannomiya-cho, Teleph. 2639 (Sannomiya); P.O.

3-chome; Telephs. 262 and 5925 (San- Box 379; Cable Ad: Isabeau

nomiya) ; P.O. Box 97; Cable Ad: H. Tsubouchi

Faizullabhoy

N. K. Chi a walla, manager Frazar & Co., Importers, Exporters

A. S. A. Kyum, assistant & Shipping Agents—46, Harima-

A. S. Sarela, do. ! machi, Kobe-Ku; Cable Ad: Dum-

frazco

Far Eastern Advertising Agency— Freundlieb, H.—12, Nakayamate-dori

2, Kaigan-dpri, 1-chome; P.O. Box

San. 108; Cable Ad : Kokoku

Douglas M. Young, managing Furido Shokai, (Arthur Freid)

General Importers, Exporters and

director Selling Agents—20, Harima-machi;

Far East Superintendence Oo., Ltd., Cable Ad : Hiroya. Tokyo office : 26,

General Ce-rgo and! Cotton Con- Koami-cho, 3-chome, Nihonbashi-ku

trollerSi—30, Akashi-machi; Teleph. Futehally & Sons, N., Exporters and

2087 (Sann.) ; P.O. Box 240 (Sann.); Importers—114, Higashi-machi; P.O.

Cable Ad; Supervise. Box 74; Cable Ad : Futehally

J. A. Steiner, manager

A. N. Petersen, assist, manager

Miss H. E. Sokolovsky, stenog. Gansmoe, T. B. Manufacturers’ repre-

sentative—45, Naka-machi; P.O. Box

K. J. Isono 337 ; Cable Ad : Gansmoe

H. M. S.ashida, accountant T. B. Gansmoe, director

M. C. Young

Y. Kojima Gautemala Consulate (see Consulates)

T. Mega

H. Takemura Gazal Brothers—38, Naka-machi; Te-

S,Y. Kubosaki

Tsukamoto leph. 1236 (Sannomiya); P.O. Box

V. Scorohod . 421; Cable Ad: Algazal

M. Sugitani John G. Gazal, partner

J. Kamamoto G. G. Gazal, do.

T. Daiki G. W. Gabaretta

S. Suzuki | S. Kobashi

Fatechand & Sons, Exporters—12, Gedeon Freres, Import and Export,

Isobe-dori, 3-chome; Cable Ad: Diamonds, and Precious Stones im-

Fatechand porters—40/15, Isobe-dori, 4-chome;

Faure, E.—73, Kyo-machi; Cable Ad : 329, Teleiph. 3314 (Fukiai); P.O. Box

Faure Cable Ad: Gedeon

F. Gedeon, manager

Faa^eyrtax, J., Importer of Wool Tops General Engineering Co.—28, Sanno-

and Woollen Yarn and Textile Ma- miya-cho, 1-chome; Teleph. 2920

Sannomiya; P.O. Box 1144; Cable

chinery and Exporter—75, Shimo-

yamate-dori ; 2-chome; Teleph. 2127 Ad: Obolaire

(Fukiai); Cable Ad: Faveryrial W. Oberlein

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General Export Trading Co.—7, Gubbay & Sons, E.—10, Kaigan-dori;

Isobe-dori, 4-chome; P.O. Box 165; Cable Ad: Gubbay

Cable Ad: Progressus; Codes:

{Schofield’s & Oriental Gunyon, C.C.—7, Goko-dori, 4-chome,

if. Suess, proprietor Fukiai-ku; Cable Ad : Gunyon

P. Griebel Representative for

Gehber & Qo,, J.—8a, Kaigan-dori; Mather & Platt, Ltd., En-

Cable Ad: Afrigerber gineers, Manchester & Lon-

don.

German Consulate Consulates) Haidarali & Co., Exporters-J-102,

Getz Bros. & Co., General Importers Telephs. Isobe-dori, 4-chome; P.O. Box 401;

—118, Naka-machi; P.O. Box 293; Ads : Haidarali Fukuai 4303, 3448; Cabie

Cable Ad: Getz and Kasim

Gobhai Karanjia, Ltd., Merchants & Hausherr, Nishi & Co.,—82, Kuo-

Commission Agents—130/131, Isoga- machi; Teleph. Sann. 1911; P.O.

mi-dori, 8-chome; Teleph. 3414 (Fu- Box 'S.anh. 309; Cable Ad: Hausnico

kiai); P.O. Box 208; Cable Ad: K. Nichi

Karanjia

K. M. Polishvala, managed Helm Bros., Ltd., Stevedores,Shipping,.

B.N. C.D. Kapadia

Karanjia Forwarding Agents and Brokers,

Foreign Express and Freight For-

Y. Koda warders—46, Harima-machi; Te-

lephs. 1489 and 5880 (Sannomiya);

Goncharoff & Co., Inc., M., Chocolate P.O. Bax 147; Cable Ad: Helm

Factory—12,, Nakayamate-dori E. W. Frazar, chairman (Yoko-

hama)

Grace Line—305, Crescent Building H A. Chapman, dir., (Yokohama)

W. W. Campbell, special represen- J. F. Helm, do. (do.)

tative for Japan and China Wm. C. F. Helm, do. (do.)

J. T. Helm, do. (Kobe)

Graciani & Co., J., Importers of

Woollen Goods and Yarns, etc.— Heuperman & van Breukelen—110,

TakayamaTelephs.

ya-cho; Building,

1533 9/61, Sannomi-

(Sann.); P.O. Hachiman-dori, 3-chome; Telephs.

Box 298; Cable Ad: Graciani 3619 and 1892 (Fukiai); P.O. Box

53; Cable Ad: Heuperman

Graham & Co. (Goshi Kaisha), Ex-

porters—99, Kita-machi, Koke-ku ;

Teleph. San. 483; Cable Ad: Ma- Hue & Co., A., General Drapers and

Men’s Outfitters—32, Shimoyamate-

harg dori, Kobe-ku; Teleph. 2516

(Sann.); Code: A.B.C. 5th edition

Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ltd. improved

and Eastern Extension Australasia A. Hill (Yokohama)

and China Telegraph Co., Ltd.— A. W. Hill

16a, Harima-machi, Kobe-ku; Te- J. Kita

leph. Sannomiya (3) 1331; Cable

Ad: Nordiske

T. K. Kimura, chief canvassing Hill Pharmacy—36, Shimoyamate-

dori, 3-chome; Teleph. 3639 (Fu-

agent kiai) ; Cable Ad: Hilfarko; Code r

I. Lisuki Bentley’s

H. Nakagawa C. B. K. Argali, manager

Griebel, P.—7, Isobe-dori, 4-chome ;

Teleph. 3096 Fukiai; Cable Ad: Hillel de Picciotto — Kyo-machi

Kahnkay Building. 70, Kyo-machi; P.O. Box

P. Griebel San. 76; Cable Ad: Henrip.

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Hirji & Co., M. H., Exporters, Im- International Paint Company (Ban-

porters and Manufacturers’ Agents koku Toryo Seizosho), Sole Manu-

facturers in Japan of the “ Inter-

—92, Yedo-machi; P.O. Box 163; national ” Compositions and Paints

Cable Ad: Hirji for Ships—P.O. Box 141; Cable Ad:

Holstein Shipping & Insurance International, Kobe

Agencies, Agents for Rickmers Line

' —8, Kaigan-dori; Teleph. 4166 International Traders—87, Sannomi-

Ad : Holstein P.O. Box 314; Cable ya-cho;

(Sannomiya);

Venu

P.O. Box 312; Cable Ad:

C. Holstein

r. G. Pongs Jaffer & Co., M.—96/1, Isobe-dori;

P.O. Box San. 1068; Cable Ad:

Home Insurance Co. of Hew York- Jaft'er, Gulistan and Aftab

27, Naka-machi; Cable Ad: Refardt

Hoondamall & Sons, K.—1/38, Isobe- Jaigopal Ramkishen Bros., Exporters

of Japanese Products—10, Isobe-

dori; Cable Ad: Hoondamall dori ; Cable Ad : Ramkishen

Hotchand Kemchand—72/9, Isobe-dori. James’ Globe Trading Co., Import

Fukiai-ku; P.O. Box 211; Cable and Export Agencies—7th floor,

Ad: Hotchand Meikai Building, 32, Akashi-machi,

Hotel Essoyan—137, Nakayamate-dori Kobe-ku; Cable Ad: Jamesglobe

D. Essdyan “Japan Advertiser”—10, Kaigan-

Hunter & Co., E. H., Merchants—29, dori; Cable Ad: Advertiser

S. Fukuhara, manager

Harima-machi; Telephs. 0187 and

0188; P.O. Box 39; Cable Ad: “Japan Chronicle,” Daily and Weekly

Hunter Issues—65, Naniwa-machi; Teleiph.

R. Hunter 28 (Sannomiya, L.D.); P.O. Box

F. H. Hunt 91; Cable Ad : Chronicle

Illi.es & Co., C.—12, Kaigan dori; D. G. Young, managing director

Telephs. 381 and 4730 (Sannomiya); A. Morgan Young, editor

P.O. Box 177; Cable Ad: Hapag E. A. Kennard

C. lilies (Hamburg) C. S. Coy

F. H. Davidson

R.R. Koops

Hillmann do.(Tokio) Miss M. V. Roubzoff

Miss Y. Stowhase

Dr. W., Becker db.

Shipping Department (General Japan Chronicle Press, Printers and

Agency: Hamburg-AmerikaLinie) Publishers—^65, Naniwa-machi;

H. R. Ivehrmann Kobe-ku; Teleph. San. 3-0028: P.O.

C. Koch Box San. 91; Cable Ad : Chronicle

W. Friedrichsen (Yokohama) D. G. Young, managing' director

Technical Dept. (Robert Bosch S.. Foley, manager

Werke, Stuttgart)

G. Kuenkele Japan Exporting Co.—100, Onoye-

dori, 4-chome; Teleph. 3107 (Fu-

International

1, Kunika-dori,Hospital

7-chome,ofKobe-ku;

Kobe— kiai); P.O. Box 221 (Sannomiya;;

Teleph. Fukiai 68; P.O. Box 269 Cable Ad : Wynne

Japan Import and Export Commission

International Inventions, Ltd.—7, 0497; Co.—63, Naniwa-machi;

Box 9; Cable Ad:Teleph.

Goko-dori, 4-chome; Teleph. 2120 mission.P.O.Branches Com-

in Yokohama and

(Fukiai); Cable Ad: Japvention

W. J. Toms, president Nagoya

G. Nakamura, managing direesor S. G. F. van der Chijs, manager

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Japan Paper Go.—99, Kita-machi; Jedeikin, Louis—26, Naniwa-machi;

P.O. Box 17; Gable Ad: Japapoo Teleph. 1574 (Sann.); P.O. Box 58;

Herbert Hall, manager Cable Ad:Jedeikin

Samuel Jedeikin

K. Sugi Kaku, chief .clerk Abe Gercik

Japan Strawbraid Export Co.—121,

Ito-machi; P.O. Box San. 1021; J HAMATMALL GURBAMALL & CO., Silk

•'Cable Ad: Fairplay and Cotton Goods Eixporters—100c,

Japan Tourist Bureau, Ticket Agents, 219; Hachiman-dori;

Cable Ad: 3-ehome;

Kohinoor P.O. Box

etc.—2, Kaigan-dori, 1-chome; Cable

Ad: Tourist Joseph &; Co., M. S.—60, Sannomiya-

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Mer- cho; P.O. Box 101 ; Cable Ad: Jseph

chants—83, Kyo-machi; Telephs. 1046

to 1047 (Sann.); P.O. Box 16 (San- Juan Llorens Hijo—112, Kitamachi;

nomiya); Cable Ad: Jardine Cable Ad: Orpurcy

A. McDonald F. Rodriguez, manager

Agencies .

Indo - China Steam Navigation Juchheim, K.—309, Sannomiya-cho, 1-

Co., Ld. chome; Teleph. 1716 (Sann.)

Glen Line, Ld.

Prince Line

British Canadian Steamships, Ld. Jungers, E. A. —85, Yamamoto-dori,

Hongkong Fire Insurance Co., Ld. 3-chome, Kobe-ku

Koyal Insurance Co., Ld.

Alliance Assurance Co., Ld. Kahn & Co., G. K.—28, Isobe Dori,

Canton Insurance Office, Ld.

Reliance Marine Insurance Co., 2-chome; Teleph. 2356 (Fukiai);

Cable Ad: Koberusse

Ld. G. K. Kahn

Triton Insurance Co., Ld-

Guardian Assurance Co., Ld.

Eastern Insurance Co., Ld. Kapur Trading Co.—Hachiman Bldg.;

P.O. Box 403, Cable Ad: Kapur-

Jarmain Davis & Co., Ltd.—75, Kyo- traco

machi; P.O. Box 100; Cable Ad:

Silkfield Kerry & Co., H. E-, American Lum-

Java-China-Japan Lijn, N.V.—Meikai ber and Logs—7, Harima-machi;

Building, 82, Akashi-machi; Telephs. Teleph.

Kerryco

Sann. 3259; Cable Ad:

■ Sannomiya 155, 2805 & 5102; P. O. A Bunting, manager

Box 336;

Hoaline Cable Ad: Javalyn and

A. L. W. van Dobben, agent Kharwar, B. M.-100, Isobe-dori;

L. Speelman, p.p. Kobe-ku ; Cable Ad : Kharwar

E. van! Waltree

J. C, Zwan Kidaw & Co., F.—7, Isobe-dori; Cable

T. Teshima Ad: Kidaw

Agencies

Holland East Asia Line Kimatrai & Co., J., General Expor-

“Nederland Line*’ Royal Dutch ters—Kimatrai Building, 25, Isobe-

Mail dori, 2-chome; Cable Ad: Kinchi-

Royal Packet Navigation Co. crap

(K.P.M.) H. R. Dasvani

Holland America Line (N.A.S.M.) H. D. Hakumatrai

Royal Dutch Airways (K. L. M)

Royal Dutch Indian Airways

(K.N.I.L.M.) Kobe Club {see Associations)

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Kobe College (Kobe-Jo Gakuin)— University Officers—

Okadayama, Nishinomiya; Teleph. President—C. J. L. Bates, m.a.,

2264 (Nishinomiya) d.d.

Presdt.—Dr. Charlotte B. De For- Dean of Law & Literature Dept.

Treasurer—H. W. Hackett —H. F. Woodsworth, b.a., m.a.

Dean of Commerce & Economics

Dept.—K. Kanzaki, b.a.

Kobe Ceicket Club {see Associations) Dean of Preparatory School—S.

Kikuchi, b.s.

College Officers—

Kobe Engineering Works—28, San- Dean of Theological College—-

nomiya-cho ■, Cable Ad : Goodridge Rev. M. Hori

Dean of Literary College—H. F.

‘Kobe Herald & Osaka Gazette”—2, Woodsworth, b.a., m.a.

Kaigan-doriy 1-chome; Cable Ad: Dean of Comchierdihl College—K.

Herald Kanzaki, b.a,

Middle School-—

Kobe and Osaka Press, Ltd., The—2, Prin. of Academy—Y. Manabe

Kaigaii-dori, 1-chome; Telephs. 981

& 2984 (Sannomiya); P.O. Box 108; Lalor, Captain W. G., Sworn Mea-

Cable Ad : Kokoku surer, Homeward Freight Confer-

Douglas M. Young, mang. dir. ence—3, Kaigan-dori, 1-chome; Te-

Y. Yamashita leph. 1517 (Sannomiya)

Kobe Eegatta k Athletic Club {see Lane, Crawford & Co., Drapers and

Outfitters^—37, Naka-machi; Cable-

Associations) Ad : Stanford

Kobe Union Church (see Churches) S. G. Stanford

Lautier Fils Shokai—Tokiwa- Build-

Koschkin, H., Exporter of General ing, 30, Akashi-machi; Teleph. 5932.

Merchandise, Speciality: Cultured (Sann.); P.G. Box 47; Cable Ad:

Pearls -86, Vamamoto-dori 3-cndfne; Lautierfis

A. Fuchsmann, manager

Teleph. Fukiai 4704; Cable Ad:

Kuropia

Layko, Ross & Cq., Inc., Exporters

Kothari k Co.—100, Yedo-machi; of Cotton Goods, Toys and Novel-

Cable Ad : Kotharico ties, Silk arid Rayon Piece Goods,.

Sundries, etc.—94. Yedo-machi; Te-

leph. 1873 (Sann.); P.O. Box 1009*

Kwansei Gakuin—-Nishimomiya Shi- (Sannomiya); Cable Ad: Layko.

Joseph Layko, manager

gai; Teleph. 620 (Nishinomiya)

General Officers—

President—C. J. L. Bates, m.a., Lendrum (Japan), Ltd., Paper Agents

and Merchants—35, Naka-machi ;

D.D. Teleph 1166 (Sannomiya); P.O. Box

Vice-President—G. Sogi, d.d. 222; Cable Ad: Lendrum

Registrar—T.

b.d., ph.d. Kishinami, m.a., M. McCance, managing director

Student Supt.—Y. Suzuki, m.a., Sole Agents for Japan and Korea : —

B. A. St. Maurice Valley Paper Co.r

Chaplain—K. Kitoku, m.a., b.u. Ltd., Montreal, P. Q.

Bursar—IL W. Outerbridge, m.a., Pacific Mills Ld., Vancouver, B-

b.d., s.t.d. C.

Librarian—W. K. Matthews, m.a., Crown Willamette Paper Co.,

B.D. San Francisco

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Leonard Birnie, Export and Import Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co, (Japan),

Commission Merchant—49, Harima- Ltd.—72, Kyo-machi; Telephs. San-

nomiya 431 (P. & O.), Sannomiya

machi (2nd floor); Teleph. 1282 698

Sannomiya; Cable Ad : Leonard ; Ad: (B.I.); Mackinnons

P.O. Box 109; Cable

Codes: A.B.C. 6th, Bentley’s, Acme A. E. Martin, director

Commodity Code W. L. Foggitt

Agencies : — T. C. B. Pulvertaft, a.i.c.s.,

J. K. Mooney &. Co., Ltd., New F.R.S.A.

Zealand. Wool, Hides, Sheep- R. P. A. Heard

skins, Rabbit Skins,. Tallow, G. E. Fox

etc. T. A. Turner, outdoor assistant

The Feldman Rug Co., Inc., New A gencies

York Peninsular & Oriental S. N. Co.

The Oriental Consolidaited Mining British India & Apcar Lines

TheCo.Seoul Mining Co. Eastern & Australian S.S. Co. Ld.

Marine Insurance Co., Ld. (of

London)

Lever Keitei K. K., Manufacturers Commercial Union Assurance Co.,

of Soaps, Toilet Preparations and Ld.

Glycerine—104, Yedomiaehi; P.O. Maritime Insurance' Co’. Ld.

Box 174 (Sannomiya); Cable Ad: Caledonian Insurance Co.

Lever,: Federal Insurance Co.

Hartford Fire Insurance Co.

Sea Insurance Co.> Ld.

Liebermann Waelchli & Co:, General

importers and exporters—98, Yedo- MacMillan Export Co., Ltd., H. R.,

machi; Telephs.. 3124 to 3126 (Sanno- Lumber and Shipping—304, Cres-

miya) ; P.O. Box 249; Gable Ad: cent Building; Teleph. 1957 (San-

Waelehli nomiya) ; Cable Ad: Macsan

J. L. Waelchli

R. F. Hausheer Macnaoghton & Co.', H. C.—26b, Nani-

G. Hintermeister Miss B.Swoboda wa-machi, Kobe-ku; Teleph. San.'.

O.J. R.Keller

Waelchli A.R. Dolmatoff

Arab 1825; P.O. Box 35; Cable Ad:

D. V.Lodde

Schrubak H. Pierce Macnaughton

W. C. Arab FI. C. Macnaughton

Miss M. Surber J. Guterres T. J. H. Henbury

F. E. Starkoff

K. Koyama | K. Kawashima

Liguori, Ditta Genaro, Pearls and

Corals—Teleph. ' Sann. 944; P.O. Macy & Co., Inc., R. H., New York-

98, Yedo-machi; Telephs. Sann. 3124-

Box 325; Cabbie Ad: Burgolina

5-26; P.O. Box 249; Cable Ad:.

Redstar

Little Shop, The—60, Shimoyamate- John F. Born

dori, Kobe-ku

Mahomed & Co., A.—46, Harima-

Lloyd’s Register of Shipping, In- machi; Cable Ad ; Amahomedco

pection of ships, machinery, steel

testing, etc.—Meikai Building, 32, Makower, McBeath & Co., Pty., Ltd.,

Akashi-machi; Teleph. 2530 (Sanrio Silk Merchants (Buying Office)—

Tokiwa Building, 30, Akashi-machi;

miya) ; Cable Ad : Register Teleph. 3466 (Sannomiya.); P.O.

H. Jasper Cox, principal Box 185; Cable Ad: Makower

H. L. Everingham, manager

Lloyd Triestino (Nichizui Trading

Co., Ltd., Agents)—72, Kyo-machi; Manufacturers & Produce. Growers’

Agency—60, Sannomiya-cho; Cable

P.O. Box 45 (Sann.); Cable Ad:

Lloydiano Ad : Angleasto

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Marcus Harris & Lewis—10, Goko- Mohandas & Sons, M.—3, Isobe-dori;.

dori; P.O. Box 241; Cable Ad: P.O. Box 251; Cable Ad: Mohandas

Novetoys

Morozoff. F.—103. Nakayamate-dori

Mather & Platt, Ltd.—7, Goko-dori, Morse, F. S., Cotton Controller and

4-chome; Teleph. 2120 (Fukiai) Surveyor—O.S.K. Building, Room:

C. C. Gunyon, representative 703, 5, Kaigan-dori; Telephs. 2988

Maurice Jenks, Percival & Isitt— and 2799 (Sannomiya); P.O. Box

305; Cable Ad: Morse. (Offices and

72, Kyo-machi; Cable Ad: Audit Representatives at all Far Eastern

Maurice Jenks, f.c.a. (London) Ports)

J. E. Percival, f.c.a. do. U. A. Casal | E. Muller

J. O. Pidgeon, f.c.a. do.

H. S. Goodwyn Isitt, f.c.a. Munning & Co. (K. K.) A. P.—46,

Maxavell & Co., Ltd.—100, Yedo- Tsutsui-cho, 2-chome; Teleph. 1269'

(Fukiai) ; P.O. Box 1013; Cable Ad:

machi; Teleph. 371 (Sannomiya) ; P. Buffplate

O. Box 61; Cable Ad : Maxwell J. Macdonald Smith

S. Iwata, managing director

Maxwell Insurance Office — 100a, Mup.ase Shoten, Steamship Agents

Yedo-machi; P.O. Box Ban. 61; 7,andHarima-machi;

Ship Brokers—Toyo Building,

Teleph. 519 (San-

Cable Ad: Maxwell nomiya) ; Cable Ad: Muraship

McKesson & Robbins, Inc.—5, Kai- K. Murase, manager

gan-dori; Cable Ad : Mackesson Agencies:

Mehta & Co., S. B.—3, Hachiman- Anglo-Canadian Shipping Co.,

dori; 2-chome; P.O. Box 31; Cable Ltd., Vancouver, B.C., Canada

Ad: Mehta J. Goughian & Sons, Ltd., Van-

S'. B. Mehta, partner couver, B.C., Canada

J. P. Shroff, do. Ocean Shipping Co., Ltd., Van-

couver, B.C.^ Canada

Merchandise Trading Co.—121, Ito- Musabhoy & Co., Ltd., M., Exporters

machi; Cable Ad: Fairplay and Importers—328, Sannomiya-cho,

1-chome; P.O. Box 233; Cable Ad:

Merecki, H.—Kobe Building, 4-chome, Musabhoy

Isobe-dori; Telephs. 3330, 4443 (Fu- T M. Mussabhoy

kiai) ; Cable Ad : Ikcerem

Merwan & Co., M.—23, Sannomiya*- Curios—87,B.,Sannomiya-chcn,

Naraindas, Exporters of Silk and

1-chome ;

eho, 3-chome; P.O. Box 400; Cable P.O. Box 414; Cable Ad: Naraindas

Ad: Frena

National Aniline & Chemical Co.,

Messageries Maritimes, Compagnie U.S.A., Dyestuff Manufacturers—65,

des—28, Harima-ma'chi; Teleph. Naniwa-machi; Telephs. 2888 and

1190 (Sann.); P.O. Box 19 (Sann.); 2889 (Sannomiya); P.O. Box 193,

Cable Ad : Messagerie Sannomiya; Cable Ad: Naccokobe

F. B. Hillhouse, manager

Mitchell & Co., A., Importers and N. Takata | Miss D. Graham

Exporters—61, Isobe-dori; Teleph. National Trading & Lumber Co., Ltd.

Fukiai 4467; Cable Ad: Jupiter

A. Mitchell —Meikai Building, 32, Akashi-

machi: Teleph. 2896 (Sann.); P.O.

Mitchell & Co., J. B., Funeral Box 423; Cable Ad: National

Furnishers and Undertakers—53, J. L. Schwab land

Yamamoto-dori, Kobe-ku; Teleph. Nederlandsch - Asiatische Handel

Fukiai 2,2317; Cable Ad: Mitchell Maatschappy — 113, Higashi-machi;

“Moderne”—1, Kitanagasa-dori Cable Ad: Nedasiatic

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Nelson, C. H.—86, Yedo-machi; Te- Nichizui Trading Co., Ltd., Shipping,

leph. 1212 (Sann.); Cable Ad: Insulation and Insurance—Crescent Building,

72, Kyo-machi; Teleph. 386 (Sanno-

Nessim & Co., J. S.—30, Akashi- Cable miya); P.O. Box 45 (Sannomiya) ;

machi; Teleph. 5163; P.O. Box 424; Ad: Nichizuico

Cable Ad : Sassoon G. R. Jackson, manager

J. S. Nessim, director Agencies

Moses S. Nessim, export mgr. Asiatic Steam Nav. Co., Ld., Lon-

Nestle & Anglo-Swiss Condensed don

Milk Co.—83, Kyo-machi; Teleph. Compagnie Maritime Beige (Lloyd-

3929; Cable Ad: Nestanglo Royal) Antwerp (at Osaka only)..

M'. Champoud, mgr. for Japan Ellerman & Bucknall S. S. Co.,

E. J.. Moody Ltd., London

Netherlands Asiatic Trading Co.-- Fearnley & Eger, Oslo

113, Higashi-machi; Telephs. 363 Lloyd Triestino, Trieste

and 463 (Sann.); P.O. Box 119; Navigazione Generale Italiana,

Cable Ad : Nedasiatic Genoa

Yuasa Usaburo Swedish East Asiatic Co., Ld.,

B. Sanjaard I G. Nikolaus Gothenburg

H. Hakoda | S. Eukui Transatlantic S,S. Co., Ld., Go-

Netherlands Consulate (see Consu- thenburg

lates) American Steamship Owners’ Mu-

tual Protection and Indemnity

Netherlands India Commercial Bank, Association, Inc., New York

(see Banks) Assuranceforoningen “Gard,”

Aren dal, Norway

New Eastern Express -Co.—1, Sanno- Assuranceforeningen “Skuld,” Co-

miya-cho, Kobe-ku; Teleph. San. penhagen and Oslo

2201; P.O. Box San. 228; Cable Ad : Britannia Steamship Insurance

Modcru Association, Ld., London

New Zealand Insurance Co., Ltd.— British Ship-Owners’ Mutual Pro-

72, Kyo-machi, Crescent Building, tection and Indemnity Associa-

Room 303; Teleph. 480 (Sannomiya); tion, Ld., London

"Cable Ad: Iloken Danish Shipowners’ Defence As-

Agents—F. sociation, Copenhagen

L. S. J. Owston & Co., Ltd.

Hill, manager Fylgia Insurance Co., Ld., Stock-

holm

Newton, Esther, Costumier & Ladies’ Liverpool & London & Globe In-

Outfitter—42, Shimoyamate-dori, 2- surance Co., Ld., Liverpool

chome (Tor Road); P.O. Box 258; London Steamship Owners’ Mu-

Cable Ad: Notwen tual Insurance Association, Ld.r

Nichi-Dokc Shoten—3-4, Hamabe- London

dori, 4-chome ; Telephs. 988 and 2996 Manufacturers’ Mutual Insurance^

(Fukiai); P.O. Box 144; Cable Ad: Ld., Sydney

Nichidoku Riunione Adriatica de Sicurta,

G. Borkowsky Trieste

Agencies Thames & Mersey Marine Insur-

J. Bernhard, Ld., Bradford, ance Co., Ld., Liverpool

England United Kingdom Mutual Steam-

J. A. A. Kersten, Tilburg, Hol- ship Assurance Association, Ld.,

land Simson & Co., Suh] London

Zundhuetchen & Patronenfabrik [West of England Steamship

vorm, Sellier & Bellot; Sohoene- Owners Protection & Indemnity

beck Association, Ld., London

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Nickel & Lyons, Ltd., Contracting Oriental Hotel, Ltd., The—6, Bund,

Stevedores, Customs Agents,

Brokers,Private Telephs. 741 (L.D.) 14, 15, 16, 17

Land- (Sannomiya);

ing and Shipping P.O. Box 55; Cable

and Bonded Warehousemen—7, Kai- Ad : Oriental

gan-dori; Telephs. Head Office : 1840 Y. Shimada, managing director

to 1843 (Sainnomiya), Warehouse

Dept, 2-0457 (Fukiai); Shipping Oriental Import & Export Co.—74b,

Office, 3-0659 (Sann.); 2 Wharf Kyo-machi; Cable Ad: Shamshad

Shinko-cho, 3-0263 (Sann.); iShin-

zaike Engine and Iron Works Dept.,

2-0464 (Fukiai): P.O. Box 358; Oriental Purchasing Company—112,

Kitaemachi, Kobe-ku; Teleph. San.

Cable Ad : Landing

■T. F. James, director & manager 3563; Cable Ad's: Bhamshad, Com-

rade, Shofi, Friend, Qazi and

Directors—E. J. Kitson, F. M. Yusuf

Jonas, K. K’itazaiva and I.

Shigeihoto Owston & Co., Ltd., F., Insurance

IT. Colton, secretary and Shipping Agents and Brokers,

G. H. Jones Surveyors and Weighers, Produce

Miss J. Simmonds Inspectors, Stevedores and Landing

Shinzaike Yard Agents, Commission Agents and

T. Arimura | K. Inouye General Brokers—Crescent Building,

72, Kyomachi; Tdeph. 480 (Sanno-

Nippon India Trading C0.—&2/14, miya); Cable Ad : Owston

L. S. J. Hill, manager

Sannomiya-cho

A gencies:

Nippon Yusen Kaisha—10, Kaigan- New Zealand Insurance Co., Ltd.,

dori; Cable Ad : Yusen New Zealand

Bankers and Traders Insurance

North China Insurance Co., Ltd.— Co., Ltd., Australia

28, Harima-machi; Teleph. 361 (San- Mercantile Mutual Insurance Co.,

nomiya) ; P.O. Box 138; Cable Ad: Ltd., Australia

Union Queensland Insurance Co., Ltd.,

Australia

Norwegian Consulate (see Consu- Standard Insurance Co., Ltd.,

lates) New Zealand

Norwich Union Fire Insurance

Society, Ltd., Norwich, England.

Oliver, Evans & Co., Provision and The Torres Straits Pearl Shellers’

Wine Merchants, Ship Chandlers Association, Thursday Island

and Naval Contractors and Expor- Canadian Transport Co., Ltd.,

ters of Frozen Fish—30, Naka-machi; Vancouver, B.C.

Telephs. (3).': 1199 and 4937 Sannomi- Sub-Agency

ya; P.O. Box 191; Cable Ad: Yorkshire Insurance Co., Ld.

01 ivans

S. Evans, partner and manager Oye Rae Trading Co.—33, Shimoya-

D. Hatter, signs per pro. mate-dori, 2-chome; Teleph. 4488

Ono Brail & Produce Co., Ltd.— Oyerae (Fukiai); P.O. Box 59; Cable Ad:

170/9, Sannomiya-cho W. O. Rae

Oppenheimer & Cie, Ltd.—28, Hari- Pacific Commercial Co.—305, Crescent

ma-machi ; P.O. Box 64 Building

I. Bickart, director (Paris) W. W. Campbell, agent

R. Bickart, do. do.

F. Blum, do.

T. H. Evans Panjoomal, T. P.—38/1, Isobe-dori, 2-

A. Jehl chome; P.O. Box 111; Cable Ad:

A. Webster Panjoomall

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Pan-Pacific Commercial Co., Ltd.— Pension Reiff—15, Yamamoto-dorir,

169, Sannomiyu-cho; Cable Ad: 4-chome

Panpacifco Mrs. K. Reiff, proprietess

Pappadopoulo, A. E.—39, Akashi- Perez, Corf k Co.—93, Yamashita-

machi; Teleph. 70 (Sann.); P.O. Box cho; P.O. Box 133; Cable Ad:

335; Cable Ad : Papp Perez

A. E. Pappadopoulo

Parbury, Henry & Co. Pty. Ltd.—i, Peruvian Consulate {see Consulates)

Kaigan-dcri: Telephs. 1419 and 5430

(Sannomiya); Cable Ad : Marlton Peskuratan & Co.—82/14, Sannomiya-

11. H. Evans, manager cho, 1-chome. Kobe-ku; Teleph. San..

A. J. Kentwell 3-2643; P. O. Box San. 1105; Cable

B. A. Machado Ad : Peshuratan; Code : Schofield’s-

Miss R. Cox 3-letter.

Parsonage & Co., Import and Export Peter Eraser & Co.—32, Isobe-dori;

Merchants—93, Hachiman-d'ori, 3- Cable Ad: Fraser

chome; Teleph. 3376; Cable Ad:

Parsonage Philippine Lumber Exportation Co.,.

Patten, Mackenzie & Co., Export machi; Lt..—Meikai Building, 32, Akashi-

Merchants—86, Yedo-machi; Teleph. Cable Ad : Himoku

5415; P.O. Box 182; Cable Ad: Picciotto, Hillel de—70, Kyo-machi,

Patten; Codes: Bentley’s, Western Kobe-ku; Teleph. San. 1210; P.O.

Union 5-letter, Lieber’s Schofield’s Box 76; Cable Ad: Henrip

5 letter and 3-letter, Oriental 3-

letter, etc.

D. Mackenzie, partner Pleasanton Hotel, The—4, Kitana-

Padlinat & Co., Ltd.—-92, Yedo-machi, gasa-dori, 4-chome ,

Henry F. Sanborn, manager

Telephs. 560 (Sannomiya); P.O.

Box 28; Cable Ad: Homieck Poroomull Bros., Exporters and.

Pearce & Co.—92, Yedomiachi; Te- Commission agents—1/5, Isogami-

dori ; P.O. Box 49; Cable. A.d:

leph. 369 (Sannomiya); P.O. Box i Pohoomull

292 (Sannomiya) ; Cable Ad : Pearce Pohumal Tahibram, manager

R. W. Pearce

F. Luther

Mrs. Villaverde rPollock and Ness-Walker, Drs.—83,

Mrs. Arab Kyo-machi

Pearson, Mackie & Co.—72, Kyo- Popular Bookstore, The—41, Shimo-

machi; Teleph. 2744 (Sannomiya); , yamate-dori, Kobe-ku

P.O. Box 413; Cable Ad: Finance

A. E. Pearson, c.a., partner (Yo- Portuguese Consulate, {see Consu-

kohama) lates)

F. W. Mackie, C.A., partner

W. Lackie, c.a., do. Premier Commercial Co.—104, Isobe-

T. H. Fleming, c.a., (Tokyo). dori ; Cable Ad : Premier

Peermahomed Gomei Kaisha — 76a, Priest, Marians. & Co., Ltd., Export-

Kiyo-machi; Telephs. 899 (Sann.); ers and Shippers—36, Shimoyamate-

R. B. Dave, director dori, 3-chome; P.O. Box 48; Teleph..

Peninsular and Oriental Steam Na- 2693 (Fukiai); Cable Ad: Kynlim

vigation Co. {See Mackinnnon, W. King, director

Mackenzie & Co., Ltd.) J. B. Esdale

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Bae’s Tea Set Factory—33, Shiino- Schmid Co., Ltd., H. A., Export and

yamate-dori, 2-chome; Teleph. 4488 Import—70, Kyomachi; Teleph. San-

Fukiai); P.O. Box 59; Cable Ad: nomiya 1679; Cable Ad: Haschmid

Oyerae

William Rae Schmidt, Thomas, Underwriter’s

John Rae Agent and Settling Bureau—8a,

Miss Oshuimi Kaigan-dori, Kobe-ku; P.O. Box

Miss Kasahara San 24; Cable Ad: Thoschmidt

Raspe & Co., Import and Export Mer- Schofield, R.—99, Kita-machi; Teleph.

chants—12a, Kaigan-dori; Telenhs. 3-482 (Sannomiya); P.O. Box 261;

172 and 1133 (Sannomiya); P.O. Cable Ad: Schofield

Box 63; Cable Ad : Raspe

Fr. Cords, partner (Consul for Selles Hermanos (Selles Bros. Go-

Haiti) mei Kaisha), Import and Export

B. J. Lender, signs per pro. Merchants,—78, Kitano-cho; Cable

Georg Rothschild Ad: Selles

J. W- Moreno Juan Selles, partner (Spain)

Miss G. Henn Jose Selles, do.

Miss G. Levedag

Red Hand Compositions Co.—Yonei Seumall Bros., General Exports—93,

Isobe-dori, 4-chome; Teleph. Fukiai

Shoten, 23, Sakae-machi, 4rchome; 2691;

Telephs. 342 and 2577 (Sann.); Cable Seumall Box 2'7; Cable Ad:

P.O.

Ad: Rahtjens

A. S. Potter, representative for

Japan ♦ Seymour-Sheldon Co. (Japan)—Sem-

shel House, 107, Itoh-machi; P.O.

Reid, S., Surveyor, Sworn Measurer BoxSeymour-Sheldon

283; Cable Ad : Semshel

Co., Ltd. (Eng-

and Insurance Agent—Toyo Build- land), London and Manchester

ing, 7, Harima-machi; Telephs 4466 Seymour-Sheldon Co., Ltd. (South

(Sann.); P.O. Box 319; Cable Ad: Africa), Johannesburg Semshel.

Reidsan House Durban, Capetown. Port

Rising Sun Petroleum Co., Ltd., The Elizabeth, Lourenco, Marques

—1, Nomimatsu-cho; Telephs. Suma M. C. Avis, president

1192 and 1405; P.O. Box 183; Cable G H. Lamb, N. A. Couper, J.

Ad : Petrosam C. Avis and C. Bultman, ex-

ecutives

Robertson & Co., Edward T.—509, Shah & Co., G. M.—80, Kyo-machi;

Shosen Building, 5, Kaigan-dori; Cable Ad : Gopal

Teleph. San. 3147

Rupert Cox Goshi Kaisha, Export machi; Bros.

Shalom & Co.—114, Higashi-

Merchants—3 of 68, Isobe-dori: 4- . ShalinanP.O. Box 288; Cable Ad:

chome; Teleph. 2755 (Fukiai);

Cable Ad: Rupert Shroff, Son & Oo., Import-Export—

Rupert Cox Shroff Building, Goko-dori, 6-

S. Okuda chome; Teleph. 5204 (Fukiai L.D.);

T. Maruyama P. O. Box 166; Cable Ad: Dogdo;

Russell, M. A., Manufacturers’ Re- 6th Codes : Duo Al, A.B.C. 4th, 5th and

presentative—7, Harima-machi; P. Bentley’s edns., A.B.O. 5th improved,

O. Box 1037; Cable Ad: Lesur Complete Phrase and

Appendix, Oriental 3-letter code,

Private & Schofield’s 3-letter code

Bassoon, Frank—16a, Harima-machi; B. J. Shroff, proprietor

Cable Ado Morning P. B. Shroff

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Shinzaike Engine & Iron Works- Buying Agents for

125, Hashiride, Shinzaike Nada; The Internationale Crediet en

P.O. Box 358; Cable Ad: Landing Handels-vereeniging “ Rotter-

W. H. Cook dam,” N.V., Batavia, etc.

Sim & Co., A. C., English and Con- Standard Trading Co. (Goshi Kai-

tinental Chemists, etc.—18, Maye- sha), Importers, Exporters and

machi; Teleph. 5207 (Sannomiya); Buying Agents—2, Sannomiya-cho,

Cable Ad: Sim 1-chome; Teleph. 4580 (Sannomiya);

P.O. Box 338; Cable Ad: Stantraco;

Simon, David, Exporter & Importer 6th Codes: Bentley’s A.B.C. 5th and

—27, Naka-machi, Kobe-ku ; Teleph. field’sedns., Western Union, Scho-

San. 3426; P.O. Box 1063; Cable E. B. Kawasjee

Ad : Hyawee J. R. McKenzie

Sims, J. Grover—24, Nakayamate- States Steamship Co.—16, Maye-

dori, 2-chome; Teleph. Fukiai 4570; machi; Telephs. 1238 and 3931 (San-

Cable Ad: Groversims; Codes: nomiya); P.O. Box 290; Cable Ad:

Universal Trade Code; A.B.C. 5th Statesline

edn. improved, Western Union 5-

letter, Bentley’s Complete Phrase Strachan & Oo. (Agencies), Lid.,

and Table Code, Acme and Private W. M. ' (Tokyo-Kobe), Insurance

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—41, Mina- and General Commission Agents—1,

mi Hon-machi; Teleph. Fukiai 2- Kaigan-dori; Teleph. 292; P.O. Box

40; Cable Ad : Strachan; Codes :

136; P.O. Box 1; Cable Ad: Standvac

A. L. E. McGlew, general mgr. A.B.O. 4th and 5th Al, Lieber’s,

Western Union, Bentley’s, Bentley’s

South British Insurance Co., Ltd.— Second. E. P. Stroud, director (Tokyo)

U6b, Higashi-machi; P.O. Box 1111 J. E. Moss, signs per pro.

(Sann.); Cable Ad: British

Souza, F. S., Agent for Foreign Strong & Co., Export and Import

Manufacturers and Export Com- Merchants—96, Higashi-machi; Te-

mission Agent—17, Nakayamate- lephs. 1820-24; P.O. Box 4; Cable

dori, Nichome; Teleph. 2992 (Fu- Ad: Strong

kiai); P.O. Box 8 (Sannomiya); E. W. Slade, manager

Cable Ad : Celso; Codes: Bentley’s C. Blyth

and Schofield’s J. Levy

F. S. Souza, Hon. Consul for R. W. Robinson

Portugal A. G. Brown

V. de Souza, signs per pro. P. da Silva

B. Baranets

Sphinx Trading Co., The—38, Sanno- Miss P. Bentley

miya-cho', 1-chome; Teleph. 2189 Miss

(Sannomiya); P.O. Box 281; Cable K. FoxL. (Nagoya)

Garau

Ad : Sphinx

B. D. Bhagat, managing proprietor S. U. & Co.—Sakae-machi, 2-chome,

Kobe-ku; Cable Ad : Umezuki

Standard

of Japan,Braid and Produce

The—11, Co. Sulzer Brothers, Engineering Office

Isogaani-dori,

2-chome; P.O. Box 124; Cable Ad: (Representing Sulzer Bros., Ltd.,

Attention Winterhur)—Crescent Building, 72,

A. Thordsen, partner Kyo-machi; Cable Ad : Sulzer

Th. Thordsen, signs per pro. K. Hashizume, m.e.

R. Voigt, accountant H. Habluetzel, e.e.

Agents for Sole Agents for

Carlowitz & Co., Hamburg and Maag Gear Wheel Co., Ltd.,

China Zurich (Switzerland)

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Summers Boyeki Kabushiki Kaisha Thompson St Co., Ltd. (Retail) J. L.

(The Summers Trading Co., Ltd.), Chemists and Aerated Water Manu-

Import and Export Merchants—&2, Teleph. facturers—3, Kaigan-dori, Itchome;

Naniwa-maehi, Kobe-ku; Telephs. 22; 786 (Sannomiya); P.O. Box

1131 and 2183 (Sannomiya); P.O. Cable Ad: Franklin

Box 114; Cable Ad: Sanmasu H. J. Griffiths

Agency

Swiss Watch Import Co.—Crescent Directory & Chronicle ot

Building, 72, Kyo-maehi; Teleph. the

Malaya,FarNetherlands

East (Japan,

India, China,

Indo-

1670 (Sannomiya); P.O. Box 32; China, etc.)

Cable Ad : Swisswatch

A. Rupp, manager Thomsen & Co.—20, Harima-machi;

Teleph. 5831 (Sann.); Cable Ad:

Teikumdas Brothers—78, Kyo-machi; Tadaima

P.O. Box 326; Cable Ad: Teikam- J. H. Thomsen

das

Representatives : Toorabally & Co., V. H. (Estab, 1905),

Tj. H. Kirpalani Importers and Exporters—26, San-

B. H. Kirpalani ' r r nomiya-cho, 3-chome; Teleph. Sann.

2713; Cable Ad: Toorabally

Tetkoku Sanso Karushiki Katrha, Tor Grocery and Wine Store, The—

Manufacturers of Liquid Air, Oxy- 43, Shimoyamate-dori, 2-chome; Te-

gen, Acetylene, Nitrogen, Dissolved leph. Fukiai 79; Cable Ad: Tor-

Acetylene, Argon, All Apparatus

necessary for Oxy-Aeetylene Weld- grocery.

ing, Cutting and Electrodes-^38, Tor Hotel, Ltd., The—Kitano-cho;

Akashi-machi: Telephs. 1879. 3549

and 3763 (Sann.), and L. D. 13 Teleph. 2153 (Fukiai); P.O. Box

184 ; Cable Ad : Tor

fSen-yo); P.O. Box 875: Cable Ad:

Oxygene; Codes: National Fran- Trade Representation of II.S.S.R. in

cais, Lugagne, A.B.C. 5th edn. and Japan—10, Kaigan-dori; Cable Ad:

Liieber’s Transport

H. Melchior, mang. director

O. Odaka, do. Union Insurance Society of Canton,

,T. Fargier Ltd.—28, Harima-machi; P.O. Box

O. Bouillion 138; Teleph. 361 (Sannomiya); Cab.

R. F. Jordan Ad : Union

M. Requien

F,. Oueriteau Union MechanicalKyo-machi;

& Automobile

J. Mansour Engineers—74, Cable

Ad: Duns

Tet.egraph OPFTOET-(Ne^ under Great

Northern Telegraph Co,) Union Oil Co. of California—T.K.K.

Building, 7, Harima-machi; Cable

Tenganipah Coconut Estate—32 Aka- Ad : Unoco

shi-machi ; P.O. Box 21 W. W. Baer, Special Representative

F. M. Jonas Union Trading Co. (Gomei Kwaisha)

Teverson & Mactavish, Bill, Bullion —7, Goko-dori, 4-chome; Teleph.

and Share Brokers—29, Harima- 2120W. (Fukiai); J. Toms

Cable Ad : Toms

machi ; Telephs. 183, 705, 1286 and

3668 (Sannomiya) Vakil, B. R. B., Exporter and Im-

H. F. Teverson porter; Manufacturers’ Representa-

A. Ormistbn tive in Hosiery and Sundry Goods—

23, Sannomiya-cho; Teleph. San.

ThanaWALLA & Co., N. A.—58, Sanno- 3256; P.O. Box 1141 (San.); Cable

miya-cho; Cable Ad : Serenity Ad: Arshisang & Vakil

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Vasuka & Co.—114, Higashi-machi; Walther, J. V., Insurance Agent—125,

P.O. Box 103; Cable Ad: Yasuka Kitano-cho ; Cable Ad : Walther

Vasunia & Co., Import and Export Wanamaker, John—83, Yedo-machi;

Merchants—1 of 113, Goko-dori, 6- Teleph. 5415; (Sann.); P.O. Box

1051; Cable Ad: Wanamaker

chome; Telephs. 2592-3995-3086 (Fu- Geo. F. Tobler, Eastern director

kiai); P.O. Box 268 (Sannomiya);

Cable Ad: Limjee Weinberger & Co., C. Import and

F. P. Vasunia Export Merchants — Higashi-machi

P. P. Vasunia 122; Teleph. 2780 (Sannomiya);

H. P. Vasunia P.O. Box 198; Cable Ad: Wein-

Y. Hayashi berger

J. S. Wadia C. W'ilckens

A. B. Deboo

H. P. Vasunia

D. G. Gandeviwala Weitzel, J., General Export, Import

R. T. UdVadia and Commission Agency—39,

B. K. Gosh machi; Teleph. Sann. (3) 768;Akashi-

Cable

Ad: Weitzel

Vendrell, Mtjstaros & Co.—125, Hi- F. E. Korh, accountant

gashi-machi; Teleph. 998 (Sann.); Y. Tsuji, sales manager

Cable Ad: Vendrell; Codes : A.B.C.

5th and 6th edns.* and Bentley’s Western Export Lumber Co.—7, Ha-

J. Mustaros, manager rima-machi; Cable Ad: Wexlumco

E. Bayle, signs per pro.

Wiry mark Sc Co-, G., Wholesale and

G. K. Verleysen &, Co., A.—33, Shi- Retail Wine and Provision Mer-

moyamate-dori, 3-chome; P.O. Box chants—2, Kaigah-dori; P.O. Box

243; Cable Ad: Nippobelge 69 ; Cable Ad : Whymark

A. Verleysen Whymark, George H., Auctioneer,

M. A. Guterres Valuer, Commission Agent, Surve-

F. Rodriguez de Castro yor, Adjuster, etc.—216, Sannomiya-

S. Yoshiyama cho; P.O. Box 148; Teleph. 50935

K. Baba (L.D.); Cable Ad: Pilot; Codes:

T. Ogura A.B.C.

H. Yamauchi

Y. Hirata Bentley’s4th and 5th edns., Lieber’s,

A. Ozaki W. M. Carst

WitLiAMs

Vickram & Co., A.—16, Nakajima- machi; Telephs Brush 811Co.—20,

and 812Harima-

(San-

dori; P.O. Box 1117: Cable Ad: nomiya); Cable Ad : Williamsco

Jayna Y. Yamasaki

Viroomal & Co., K.G., Exporters and Wilson & Co., A., Shipchandlers and

Commission Agents—P.O. Box 212; Compradores—82, Kyo-machi

Cable Ad: Viroomal

Wauhoomall & Son—13/2, Isobe-dori; Winckler & Co.—5 to 7,, Isobe-dori,

1-chome; Telephs. 4020 to 4022 (Fu-

Cable Ad : Wadhco kiai); P.O. Box 75 (Sannomiya);

Walker & Co., Exporters and General Cable Ad : Winckler

J. Westphalen (Hamburg)

agents—8, Kaigan-dori; Teleph. F. Gensen do.

1448, 1296 and 593 (Sannomiya); F. Fachtmann (Yokohama)

P.O. Box 41; Cable Ad: Walker. G. Selig (Yokohama)

Branch Office: Fujiya Building, 1, E. Behr

Kotohira-cho, Shiba-ku, Tokyo; Te- W. Westphalen

leph. 2304 (Shiba) G. Werckmeister, signs per pro.

316 KOBE-MOJI AND SHIMONOSEKI

Witkowski & Co., J., Importers and Zirn & Schmidt, Private Clinic—

Exporters—118, Naka-machi; P.O. 7, Isobe-dori, 4-chome; Teleph. Fu-

Box 359; Cable Ad: Witkowski kiai 5393

Wolf, Hans—119, Hachiman-dori, 5- Dr. (Med.) C. Zirn (private

chome; Teleph. 3212 (Fukiai); Cab. Clinic & Residence: 26, Yama-

Ad : Hanswolf moto-dori, 2-chome; Teleph. Fu-

H. Wolf kiai 1514)

Yangtsze Insurance Association, Ltd. Dr. (Med.) Theo. Schmidt (pri-

(Marine and Fire)—28, Harima- vate Clinic & Residence: 28,

machi: Teieph. 361 (Sannomiya): Yamamoto-dori, 2-chome; Te-

P.O. Box 138; Cable Ad: Union leph. Fukiai 1514)

MO.II AND SHIMONOSEKI

These two towms are situated on either side of Shimonoseki Straits, the

western entrance of the Inland Sea—Moji with a population of 108,000 on the

south and Shimonoseki with a population of 98,000 on the north. Shimono-

seki is under the jurisdiction of Yamaguchi (population 100,000), 51 miles

away, and Moji under that of Fukuoka (population 234,000), 47 miles away.

The foreign merchants formerly all had their offices in Shimonoseki, but

owing to the very rapid growth of Moji during the last 29 years, due mainly

to its becoming an important coal centre, most of the foreign and Japanese

main and local branch offices have removed to Moji. The city has now fine

roads, and commercial buildings The head office of the Kyushu section of

the Railway Bureau at Moji controls also part of the mainland and the eight

hour FusanMarine

Harbour, ferryBureaux

service. etc.,

An atimposing

Moji, andGovernment,

now wharves,building

capablehouses the Customs,

of mooring steamers

drawing 30 feet, are made nearby. Moji has important trade with the following

neighbouring cities:—Kokura, population 94,000; Yawata (Government Steel Works)

194,000;ofTobata

town Dairi 54,000;

(on theWakamatsu,

West side),68,000

whereandthere

Mojiarehasnowabsorbed

many the adjacent

factories and

some foreigners’ offices. There is a fairly strong tidal current through the

Straits, but the anchorage, which is at Moji, is only affected by an eddy,

and good holding ground is general. Steamers entering from the West can

get pilots at Rokuren Light, where boats have to stop in any case for medical

inspection and harbour-master’s instructions. From the eastward this inspec-

tion takes place at Hesaki Light. Means of transport are good. Liners run

regularly to all foreign ordinary ports of call; and, while from Shimonoseki

the Sanyo Railway taps the north, from Moji the Kiushiu Railway taps the

south of Japan The Shimonbseki Station Hotel provides good accommoda-

tion for foreigners. The Imperial Railway Department has also four large ferry

boats plying between Moji and the Shimonoseki Station, while a ten-minute

ferry plies between the usual landing places at Moji and Shimonoseki. There

was

has a project on foot to construct afortunnel under the Straits

Straits.is However, this

and beenthe abandoned

work mayand abe scheme started inbridging

1934 the

if tests are nowsatisfactory.

on foot,

Both towns have municipal waterworks, are lit by electricity, and are con-

nected

in the by telephone

south, with inthetheprincipal

to Tokyo towns,It from

north-east. shouldKagoshima and noted

be specially Nagasaki,

that

photographing and sketching are forbidden within a radius of ten miles

round Shimonoseki and Moji on land and sea. The law in this respect is

strictly enforced and ignorance is not accepted as an excuse.

 MOJI AND SHIMONOSEKI 317

MOJI DIRECTORY or FOREIGN FIRMS

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.—4, Sam- Nobel’s Explosives

bashi-dori, 2-chome; Cable Ad: Mitsui Cotton Control

G. Abe, manager Thos. Schmidt (German Insurance

K. Tsuzuki, assist. do. Bureau)

Fireman’s Fund Insurance Co.

Nichizui Trading Co., Ltd. (Ship- Home Fire and Marine Insurance

ping & Engineering Department)— Co.

Daimai Building, Kiyotaki-machi; Occidental Insurance Co.

P.O. Box 54; Cable Ad: Nichizuico American Marine Insurance

Advisors for:

Nutter, & Co., General Exporters, Nichizui Trading Co., Ltd. (Ship-

Steamship Agents, Quick Bunkering, ping and Insurance Dept.)

Chartering, Insurance, Coal, Ex- Whitecross Steel Co., Ltd.

port and Import, Forwarding,

Landing and Commission Agents, Nippon Yusen Kaisha—Hama-machi

Surveyors and Arbitrators—Osaka

Mainichi Building, 902, Kiyotaki-

machi. Head Office : Moji; Telephs Portuguese Consulate — Dairi-ku;

Telephs. 866 and Long Distance

866, 1305 and 2021 (Moji); P.O. Box 1305; Cable Ad: Nutter

3; Cable Ad: Nutter; Codes: A.B. Vice-Consul—Horace Nutter

C. 5th edn., Al, Scott’s, Watkin’s,

Bentley’s, Schofield’s, Boe and Uni-

versal. Branch Offices : Dairi and Standard-Vacuum Oil Company—Eki-

mae, Dairi; Telephs. 189 and 526;

Karatsu P.O. Box 15; Cable Ad: Standvac

Horace Nutter and Vacuum

Agencies: K. S. Williams

Dollar Steamship Co. G. C. Dear

Williamson & Co., Hongkong

New Zealand Insurance Co., Ltd. S. U. & Co.—Uchihama-machi; Cable

Sun Fire Insurance Co., Ltd. Ad: Umezuki

Overseas Assurance Corporation

North of England Protection and Toyo Babcock Kabushiki Kaisha—

Indemnity Association Moji Office: 3102, Uchihama-cho, 2-

Prince Line chome: Teleph. 689; Cable Ad: Babcock

Glen Line S. Kurokawa, branch manager

SHIMONOSEKI DIRECTORY of FOREIGN FIRMS

CONSULATES Sweden—Karato-machi

Great Britain—Karato-cho; Teleph. Vice-Consul—R. McKenzie

705

Consular Agent—R. McKenzie Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co. (Japan)

Ltd.—Wurui Shokwai, agents

Netherlands—Kar ato m a chi Roman Catholic Mission—Maruyamat

Vice-Consul—R. McKenzie cho

Rev. A. Utsch, S. J.

Norway—Karato-machi Sanyo Hotel—Shimonoseki Station;

Vice-Consul—R. McKenzie Teleph. 3170

318 SHIMONOSEKI—KYUSHU

Wuriu Shokwai (Holme, Ringer & lephs. 138 and 705; Cable Ad: Wu-

Co.), Coal Shipping

Suppliers, Exporters,Agents, Coal riuR. McKenzie, manager

Bunker Ship-

brokers, Insurance Agents (Marine W. H. Sainton, per pro.

and Fire), General Surveyors—5, M. C. G. Ringer

Karato-machi; P.O. Box 20; Te- V. Ringer

KYUSHU

Kyushu is the southernmost of the larger islands forming the Japanese

archipelago and occupies an area of some 15,000 square miles. It is the ceptre

of the coal mining industry. The principal cities are Moji, Kokura (pop.

88.000) and Wakamatsu (pop. 57,326) on the north; Fukuoka (Pop. 228,290),

with which is included the pout of Hakata, and Nagasaki on the. west ; and

Kagoshima (pop. 137,232) on the south. On the east coast lies the favourite

watering place of Beppu (pop. 43,076). The island is encircled with rail-

ways, with some breaks, but the centre is still unopened to railway traffic.

DIRECTORY of EOREIGN EIRMS

Bohler Keitet Goshi Kaisha—36, Ta- Singer Sewing Machine Co., Ltd.

kara-machi, Kokura —18, Kami Gofuku-machi, Fukuoka

First National Pictures (Japan), Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada—

Inc.—Naka-Okudo-cho, Fukuoka Jugo Building, Katadoi-machi; Fu-

kuoka

Horne Company, Ltd.—18, Kawabata- United Artists . Corporation — 29,

machi, Hakata Kuramoto-cho, Fukuoka

Kjellbergs Successors Goshi Kaisha Universal Pictures (Japan), Ltd.—

43, Uo-machi, Kokura 41, Katadoi-machi, Fukuoka

Manufacturers Life Insurance Co.— Victor Gramophone Co. (Japan), Ltd.

4, Funatsu-machi, Fukuoka —23, Shimo Oyama-cho, Fukuoka;

Teleph. 3227

Rising Sun Petroleum Co., Ltd.— Weinberger & Co., 0.—Kyo-machi,

Kasuya-ken, Fukuoka Kokura

 NAGASAKI

At the end of the sixteenth century, when the nations of Western Europe

were vigorously competing for the trade of the Far East, Nagasaki—then a

fishing village—was set aside by the Japanese authorities as a. place of foreign

residence. It speedily became the chief trading port of the country. When

the 'Christian religion was banned in 1637 and only the Dutch were allowed

trade privileges, a small island in Nagasaki harbour called Deshima was

allotted to the Dutch merchants as a trading station and place of residence.

During the persecution which culminated in the expulsion from Japan of

foreign Christian priests, the city was the centre of the anti-Christian opera-

tions conducted by the Japanese government. By the treaty of 1858 Nagasaki

was one of the ports opened to British trade on the 1st of July in the follow-

ing year.

On entering the harbour of Nagasaki no stranger can fail to be struck with

the admirable situation of the town and the beautiful panorama of hilly

scenery opened to his view. The harbour is a land-locked inlet deeply in-

dented with small bays, about three miles long with a width varying from haif-

a-mile to a mile. A reclamation scheme was commenced in October, 1897, and

completed in January, 1905; 147 acres were reclaimed, and retaining walls

.measuring nearly five miles in length have been built in front of what were

formerly the foreign concessions at Deshima and Megasaki. Simultaneously,

the harbour was deepened1. The cost of the work was 4,000,000 yen. A wharf

to accommodate two vessels of 8,000 tons has been constructed by the muni-

cipality and is used by the vessels engaged in the express service between

Shanghai and Kobh. The town is on the eastern side of the harbour and the

foreign quarter is on the south-east. The foreign consulates and chief mer-

cantile houses are situated on the bund facing the harbour, behind which are

a few. streets running parallel with it, and there are a number of private

residences on the hill-side. There is a Roman Catholic cathedral and two large

parish churphes; Anglican and Nonconformist services for foreigners are held

on alternate Sundays at the Seamen’s .Home. There are two clubs(Naga-

saki and International) and one foreign hotel, the Hotel du Japon. The

Mitsubishi Company own three docks in Nagasaki, the largest of which has

a length of 714 feet on the keel blocks and a depth of water at ordinary

spring tides of 34 feet 6 inches. As a shipbuilding centre the. place has

rapidly developed in recent years; in addition to large ocean-going passenger

and freight steamers, a battle-cruiser of 27,500 tons displacement and a battle-

ship of over 30,000 tons displacement have been, constructed them . Nagasaki

gained considerable importance as a base for steam trawlers,, but the vessels

were all sold , to foreign governments for war service during 1918- The in-

dustry has‘been restarted on a smaller scale but most of the trawlers now

use aShimbnoseki

on wharf neat:_asthea base.

railwayThestation.

Municipality has erectedsupply

Four reservoirs a largethefishcitymarket

with

water. The railway development of recent years has made it possible, with

a brief sea passage of fen minutes between Moji and Shimonoseki, to travel

by rail from Nagasaki to Tokyo, via Kobe, in 27 hours. The climate of Na-

ingasaki is mild andthesalubrious,

the’neighbourhood, most famous:andbeingthere are Unzen,

Mount popularon health

which aresortsnine-

hole golf course, was laid out in 1911, and which, since 1923, has been gradually

improved; another course has been laid out at Isahaya, a small town about one

hour by rail or motor-car from Nagasaki.

The population of the port has increased greatly during recent years. Inf

the census taken in 1933 it was returned as 213,800 nearly double that which

it was 30 years previously.

 NAGASAKI

DIRECTORY oe EOREIGN EIRMS

GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS

Appeal Court—Manzai-machi Post Office—Umegasaki-machi

President—T.. Ishii Postmaster—T. Midzuma

Chief Public Procurator—C. Mi- Chief, Telegraphs—S. Hori

yagi Do., Foreign Mails—U. Naga-

shio

Custom House—Hagoromo-machi Do., Domestic Mails—M. Kodera

Director—S. Jukuchi Do., Telephone—A. Uno

Chief Inspector—M. Awoki Do., Life Insurance—Y. Tagawa

Chief Appraiser—C. Miyake Do., Gen. Affairs—S. Hamachi

Chief Accountant—T. Tasaki

Chief Plants Quar. Off.—K. Ta- Municipal Office—36, Sakura-machi

K. Tominaga, Mayor

naka

CnittZEi Gakuin—152, Takenokubo- Netherlands—6, Oura

machi; Teleph. 3261 Acting Vice-Consul — F. C.

Rev. N. Kawasaki, president Greatrex

F. N. Scott, (residence 683, It-

chome, Shiroyama-machi) Norway—7, Oura; P. O. Box 22

Mrs. F. N. Scott Consul—S. A. Ringer

CONSULATES Portugal—7, Oura; P.O. Box 22

Belgium—42c, Matsugae-cho Vice-Consul—S. A. Ringer

Brazil — Chamber of Commerce Sweden—7, Oura; P. O. Box 22

Building, Sakura-machi Vice-Consul—F. E. E. Ringer

China—2, Tokiwa-machi Oura ; Te- United States of America—5, Oura,.

leph. 327; Cable Ad : Sinoconsul Kaigan-dori; Teleph. 1082; P.O.

2)8 : Cable Ad : American Consul

Denmark—5. Oura, Kaigan-dori Consul—C. O. Spamer

Consul—C. O. Spamer, American Vice-Consul—Glen Bruner

Consul in charge of Danish

interests Curnow & Co., Provision Merchants,

Vice-Consul—Glen Bruner, Ame- Naval Contractors, etc. — 42-a,

rican Vice-Consul Sagarimatsu; P.O. Box 60; Cable

France—42c, Matsugae-cho Ad: Curnow

A. Russell, manager

Great Britain—6, Oura; P.O. Box Great Northern Telegraph Co.—2,

16 Megasaki; Teleph. 176; P.O. Box 11;

Consul—F. C. Greatrex Cable Ad : Nordiske

Shipping Clerk—S. Taguchi C. S. Andersen, supt.

Consular Agent—R. McKenzie N. Justesen, assist, supt.

(Rhimonoseki) O. A. Hansen

Italy—6, Oura H. Baggar

Consular Agent—F. C. Greatrex P. R. Pedersen

 NAGASAKI 321

Holme, Ringer & Co., Merchants, Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd., Import

Bankers, Shipping Agents, Brokers and Export Merchants—3, Tokiwa-

and Insurance Agents (Marine and machi; Telephs. 147 and 149; Cable

Fire)—7, Oura-cho; P.O. Box 22; Ad : Mitsui.

Cable Ad: Ringer

S. A. Ringer Nagasaki Higher Commercial School

F. E. E. Ringer —Katabuchi-cho

W. H. Sainton, signs per pro.

T. A. Glover j M. G. G. Ringer F. Tadami, director

M. C. Adams! V. Ringer ;

Hotel dtt Japan - 25, Oura ; Teleph. Nagasaki International Club — 7,

Deshima; Teleph. 1299; P.O. Box 13

664 f Cable Ad : Japan Hotel

Jardine, Matheson &; Co.—12, Higa- Napalkoff & C0’;-y G. P.—6, Tokiwa-

shi Yamate-cho; P.O. Box 6; Cable machi

Ad: Jardine Nippon Yusen Kaisha—4,; Tokiwa-

Kaisei Chu Gakko—1, Higashi-yama- machi; Telephs. 2950 to 2952

T. Okuno, manager

te: Teleph. 1368

J. Koehl, president

Alb. Bletzacker Rising Sun Petroleum Co., Ltd., The

A. Soden —7, Tokiwa-machi; Telephs. 276 (In-

L. Baumann stallation Office) and 1424 (K'ozaki

Jos. Gaesslef Installation); P.O. Box 12; Cable

Cel. Rambach Ad: Petrosam; Code: Bentley’s

A. Ulrich complete phrase

King, F. G.—19, Oura

Seamen’s Home—26, Oura

KwASsur Jo Gakko—13, Higashi Directors—Miss Pauline Place,.

. Yamate; Cable Ad : Kwasspi Glen Bruner, E. R. S. Pardon,

Miss': Caroline Peckham and

Walter W. Krider

Lloyd’s Register of Shipping—9,

Oura; Teleph. 2093Cable Ad : Re- Standard - Vacuum Oil Company— 9.

gister Oura; Teleph. 919; Cable Ad: Stand vac

H. D. Buchanan, surveyor (General) Hourglass (Shipping)

T. Kunishi, assist, surveyor J. S. Walker

M. Masuda, clerk

Vachier, J.—42, Matsugae-cho

MISSIONS AND CHURCHES

Convent des Sceurs du Saint En- Walker & Co., R.N., Stevedores,

fant Jesus Landing, Shipping and Forwarding

Soeurs Madeleine de Pazzi Agents, Customs Brokers and Estate

Epiphanie, M. Justine, St. Water Agents, Ship-chandlers and Fresh

Anthelme, Therese de I’Enfant Teleph. Suppliers—11, Oura-mhchi;

137 (L.D.); Cable Ad:

Jesus, M. Celine Walker

R. Walker, jr.

Nagasaki Episcopal Church—Chapel

of Sailors’ Home, Oura

Hon. Chaplain—Rev. James Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd., The —

Hind 72, Nishi Hama maclii; Cable Ad

Secretary—E. R. S. Pardon Shokin

11

 FORMOSA

This island, one of the largest in Asia, is situated between latitude 22 and

26 degrees N., and longitude 120 and 122 degrees E., and is separated from

the coast of Fukien, China, by a channel about one hundred miles in width.

It is a prolongation of the Japanese and Loochoo Archipelagoes, and in 1895

was incorporated in the Japanese Empire. Its name Formosa, signifying

‘‘beautiful island,” was conferred by the Portuguese, the first Europeans to

visit it, but it was called Taiwan (Great Bay) by the Chinese, to whom it

belonged from 1681 to 1694. It is said (hat the Japanese endeavoured to

form a colony in the island in 1620, but large numbers of Chinese were settled

there prior to that date. The Dutch arrived1 in 1634, and founded several

settlements, and traces of their occupation are still to be found in the island,

but they were compelled in 1661 to retire by the Chinese pirate chief Koxinga,

who then assumed the sovereignty of western Formosa. His grandson and

successor, however, was induced, twenty-two years later, to resign the crown

to the Emperor of China. By the Treaty of Shimonoseki, which terminated

the war between China, and Japan in 1895, the island was ceded

to Japan as one of the conditions of peace, and on the 1st June, 1895,

the formal surrender was made, the ceremony taking place on board ship

outside Keelung. The resident Chinese officials, however, declared a republic,

and offered resistance, and it was not until the end of October that the oppos-

ing forces were completely overcome, the last stand being made in the south

by Liu Yung-fu, the Black Flag General, of Tonkin notoriety. Takow waa

bombarded and captured on 15th October, and Anping was peacefully occupied

on the 21st of the same month, Liu Yung-fu having taken refuge in flight.

Formosa is about 260 miles in length, and from 60 to VO miles broad in

the widest part. It is intersected from north to south by a range of mountains,

which forms a kind of backbone to the island, the loftiest peak of which.

Mount Morrison (Niitakayama), is 13,880 feet high. On the western side of

this range the slope is more gradual than on the eastern side, and broken

by fertile valleys which lose themselves in the large undulating plain on which

the Chinese are settled. The high land east of the dividing chain is peopled

by an aboriginal race who acknowledge no allegiance to the Chinese Govern-

ment and made frequent raids upon the outlying Chinese settlements, but

as the island is being steadily opened up conditions are improving, and

doubtless

tion, in course

although of time

naturally thev willandbecome

a savage warlikemerged

people,in allied

the general

to the popula-

Malays

and Polyneisians, who lived principally by the chase.

The

Natives population

4,496.820: of Formosa in 1932 was estimated to be 4,932.033, comprised of

42, 017; and ForeignJapanese

(others)247,580;

191. Koreans 559; Savages 144,866, f oreign (Chinese)

The products of Formosa are numerous, vegetation being everywhere most

luxuriant, testifying to the richness of the soil. Tea, camphor, rice, sugar

and bananas The

to Japan. are fauna

largely includes

cultivated,bears,

the three latter deer,

monkeys, beingwild

extensively shipped

boar, badgers,

martens, the scaly ant-eater and other smaller animals. Birds are not very

numerous, and snakes not as common as might be expected where vegetation

is so abundant. As regards minerals there are at present only two gold mines

running {viz., those at Kinkasaki and Zuiho in the vicinity of Keelung), and

the production of both Gold and Silver in Taiwan has decreased, as they are

being shipped to Japan in the form of Ores- The island has an area of about

 FORMOSA 323:

13,883 square miles of which more than half is mountain, but nevertheless 21.5

per cent, is cultivated land and over 58 per cent, of the population are

farmers.

Amongst sundry factories and mills at various places in the island are

ice-works, a brewery, a straw-board factory, two flour-mills, hosiery factories,,

fertiliser factors, ramie

using Manchester kilns),andnumerous

jute mills, cement works,

oil-extracting brick-works

and rdea (many

mills, several

electric-light plants, and a gas works (in Taipeh).

The trade and industries of the island are steadily developing, and both

fish and fruit are now being largely exported to the mother-country and

Dairen, whilst recently attention has been directed to the gathering of coral,

supplies of which have been found in the waters of the northern vicinity. All

the principal towns are now equipped with water-works, electric lighting,

and large markets, etc., and connection between them by motor lines of cars-

is becoming general, replacing the push cars hitherto mainly in use.

One great drawback to the island is its lack of good harbours, which is

more especially felt on account of the strength of the monsoons in the Formosa

Channel. Those on the eastern side are few and neither commodious nor

accessible; whilst on the west coast, with the exception of Keelung in the-

north and Tako-w in the south, they are little better than open roadsteads.

Harbour improvements have just been completed at Keelung, and are still

being carried out at Takow, when completed, they will greatly increase the

existing accommodation. The depth at low water at the entrance to the

harbours is 30 feet and 23£ feet, respectively.

Taipeh is the capital of Formosa, and Tainan is ihe chief city in the

south of the Island. The open ports are four in number, viz., Takow and

Anping in the south, and Tamsui and Keelung in the north. The latter was

held for some months in 1884-5 by the French, under Admiral Courbet, but was

evacuated on June 21st .1885. The rivers of Formosa are few, shallow,

and winding, only navigable to small flat-bottomed boats. The scenery is

delightful, and the climate is very pleasant in the winter, but hot in some

parts of the island.

A complete system of post and telegraph services is in force while two

cables connect the island with Japan proper.

A railway traversing the west side of the island, from Keelung in the

north to Keishu in the south was officially opened by H.I.H. Prince Kan-

in on October 24th, 1908. A short line also connects Taipeh and Tamsui in

the north. On the west coast is a loop line of 56| miles between Chikunan

and Oden (near Shoka) Hugging the coast, as it does, it avoids the steep

gradients and numerous tunnels of the main line. On the through-line, sleep-

ing-cars are now run for the accommodation of first and second class passengers.

There is also a railway along the East coast, and some other minor lines

partially completed. Besides the Government lines there are 1,349 miles of

private railways laid by sugar companies.

The figures for Foreign Trade in 1933 were :—

Imports from Japan ...Yen

...Ven 149,912,395

35,476,543

Do. from

Exports Foreign

to Japan ...Yen 230,746,911

Do. to Foreign ...Yen 17,666,418

Total ...Yen 433,802,267

*11

 TAMSUI AND KEELUNG

The E.,

26 min. portonoftheTamsui lies in lat.

north-western side25ofdeg.

the 10fertile

mir. island

N., and long. 101 deg.

of Formosa. The

harbour, like all others in Formosa, has a troublesome bar, which has re-

tarded the growth of the port and has necessitated the transfer to Keelung

■of the steamship agencies that formerly made it their headquarters. None but

vessels of small size trade there The town called Hobe, is situated on the

north side of the river, about two miles from the bar. In October, 1884, the

French ships under Admiral Courbet bombarded Tamsui, but were unable to

take the place. The Japanese took possession on the 7th June, 1805.

The port of Keelung lies to the north-east of Tamsui, in latitude 25 deg.

6 min. N. and longitude 121 deg. 47 min. E. It is situated on the shores of

a bay between the capes of Foki and Peton, some 20 miles apart, amidst bold

and striking scenery, backed by a range of mountains. It was once a Spanish

Settlement, but was subsequently captured and held by the Dutch until they

in turn gave place to the Chinese under Koxinga, formerly a pirate chief,

who caused himself to be proclaimed King of Formosa. Though but a mere

village, it had long carried on a considerable native trade with Amoy, Chin-

chew, and Foochow. Keelung was opened to foreign trade at the same time

as the other Formosan ports. The limits of the port are defined to be within

a straight line drawn from Image Point to Bush Island. On the 5th August,

1884, the port was bombarded by the French under Admiral Lespes, when the

forts above the town were reduced to ruins, and the place captured. It was

then garrisoned by the French, who held it until after the Treaty of Peace

had been signed at Tientsin in June, 1885'. The place was occupied by the

Japanese on the 3rd June, 1895.

At Keelung harbour improvements were completed in 1930 at a cost of

over 25 million Yen, and have largely increased the accommodation available.

During 1900 a lighthouse was completed on Pak-sa Point, a low headland

on the west coast, some 20 miles south-west of ,Tamsui, and one has been

erected on Aginoourt Island. At Keelung there is a stone quay in connection

with the railway, alongside of which the regular mail steamers of the 6,000

tons possible

now class aretoberthed, the depth

accommodate at theof quay

water about

alongside being 28-30

10 steamers eaichfeet.of 10,000

It is

tons capacity, and admit six steamers below this tonnage at the buoys.

The railway line between Tamsui and Taipeh was opened in August, 1901,

and has been of groat benefit to the people of the district. Keelipng is the

northern terminus of the trans-Formosan Government Railway. The capital

city is known by the Chinese name of Taipeh, and also under the Japanese

nomenclature of Taihoku, which is now applicable, also, to the whole district,

the former names of Manka, Daitotei, etc.^ having recently been abolished.

At the mouth of the Tamsui river lies the town of Hofce, usually known as

Tamsui to avoid confusion with Kobe in Japan proper.

TAMSUI—KEELUNG—TAIHOKU (TAIPEH) AND DAITOTE1 (TWATUTIA) 325

TAMSUI DIRECTORY

Bank of Tajwan, Ltd. (Tamsui Office) British Consulate (also in charge of

Y. Tomita, manager interests of France, 'Norway and

Spain)—Tamsui; Cable Ad : Britain

Consul—A. R. Ovens

Rising Sun Petroleum Co., Ltd.

Boyd & Co., Shipping Agents W. Key, engr.-in-charge

KEELUNO

® t ^ si # 3: m # 3

Customs of the Government General of Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. (Mitsui &

Co.), Merchants

Taiwan — Soshiriyo, Keelung

Customs—Hoshiryo, Keelung; Telephs. 110 Mizusaki Kumiai (Pilot Society)

Capt. J. Sokimoto, licensed pilot, mgr.

311 andBranch

Takao 511 Office—At Wharf, Takao,

Telephs. 259, 2 and 810

Harbour Office Fukii Osaka Shosen Kaisiia

Inspector—S'. T. Ohara, manager

Yamaguchi, signs per pro.

XiNKAi YusknmotKaisha

K. Matsu (Keelung Branch) Vamashita Kisen Kaisha, Ltd.—Sho-

0, manager

S. Kumai sento

TAIHOKU (TA1REL1) AND DA1TOTEI

(TWATUTIA)

Anglo-American Direct Tea Trading Chochiku Bank Ltd. — Yamate-cho,

Co.,The—1, Idzumicho, 2-chome, Tai- 4-chome, Taihoku

peh; Cable Ad: Analambe

Carter Macy Tea and Coffee Co.,

BANKS Inc., Tea Merchants and Shipping

Agents—

Dai 24-26, Ad:Eiraku-cho,

totei; Cable Macy tea il-chome,

' H: # 5$ # ft If £ Geo. S. Beebe, special agent

Bank of Taiwan, Ltd.—Head Office: j B. B. Orr

Sakae-machi, Taihoku, Taipeh J. M. Boy pi j H. L. Keen

Agencies :

China & Southern Bank, Ltd., The— Arnercian Pioneer Line

Head Office: Omote-cho, Taipeh, For- Barber Wilhelmsen Line . T

mosa; Cable Ad: Kananginko. Branches: Ellermann “London” nLine

Java-China-Japan-Lij

Singapore, Canton, Samarang

Shoka Ginko—Taisho-'cho, Taihoku I Colburn Co., A.—40, Eiraku-chp; Cable

Ad: Colburn,; Taihoku

 TAIHOKU (TAIPEH) AND DAITOTEI (TWATUTIA)

CONSULATES Okura Trading Co., Ltd., Merchants

American — 9, Onari-cho, 4-chome, —44, Omote-machi, Taihoku

Taihoku

Consul—John B. Kefccham

Netherlands—40, Yeiraku-cho Osaka Shosen Kaisha — Seimei-gair

Consul—W. J. Van der Star Taihoku

Elphinstone,

Sulphur S., Merchant, Coal and nan Office—l-l, Mishiki-machi, Tai-

Post

3444, 2235Mine

and Owner—Taipeh;

1677, Hokuto 14;Telephs.

Codes: Bising Sun Petroleum Co., Ltd.,

A.B.C.Bentley’s

and 5th, Lieber’s, Western Union The, Taihoku. Importers of Petro-

S. Elphinstone leum Products—Cable A d : Petro-

S. T. Chew sam

General Manager of W. J. van der Star manager

Tokki Gomei Kaisha W. Key, engineer-in-charge,

Hingly & Co. Tamsui installation

Ho Hoat Ironworks Standard-Vacuum Oil Co. — 1, Ni-

Agent for: chome, Akashicho, Taihoku; Teleph.

Directory and Chronicle of Standvac 1164; .P.O. Box 97; Cable Ad:

China, Japan, Malaya, etc. H. T. Dew

fU il Ghee So Y. Kanaike

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Mer- Tait & Co., Ltd., Merchants—21-22r

chants, Shipping and Insurance Minato-cho, 1-chome, Taihoku

Agents—25, Minato-cho; P.O. Box F. C. Hogg, managing director

61; Cable Ad: Jardines Taipeh; A. L. Pink, signs per pro.

Codes : Bentley’s, Acme and Scott’s A gencies

B. E. Bolton, agent and tea inspr. Peninsular and Oriental S.N. Co.

C. Griffin, accountant Dollar Line

Agencies American Asiatic Steamship Co.

Lloyd’s Agents American and Oriental Line

Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ld. Osaka Shosen Kaisha (sub-agency>

Itoyal Mail Steam Packet Co. South British Insurance Co., Ld.

Glen Line of Steamers North China Insurance Co., Ld.

Blue Funnel Line of Steamers Yangtsze Insurance Association,

American and Manchurian Line Ld.

Indo-ChinaSteam

Canton InsuranceNavigation Co., Ld. •

Office, Ld. El Dia Compania Anonima de

Hongkong Fire Insurance Co., Ld. Seguros

Board of Underwriters of New

Lee Tiong Ghee & Co., Import-Export York

— 10, Nisshin cho, Taihoku Prince Line

Morris Commercial

Morris Motors, Ld. Cars, Ld.

Maersk Line

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. (Mitsui The Ben Line Steamers Ltd.

& Co.), Merchants—Omote-cho; P.O. TheshipEastern & Australian Steam-

Box 4 Co., Ltd.

S. Kodera, manager

Tokki Gomei Kaisha—130, Kansei-cho,

North Formosa Foreign Board of Taihoku

Trade

Chairman—F.C. Hogg Twatutia Foreign Club

Vice-Chairman—B. G. Cowan Committee—F. C. Hogg (chair-

Committee—G. S. Beebe and B. E. man), H. L. Keen (vice chair-

Bolton man), R. B. Orr, B. G. Cowan

Secretory—A. L. Pink Hon. Secretary—D. J. Knight

 TAINAN, TAKAO AND ANTING

The city of Tainan (until 1889 known as Taiwanfu or Taiwanfoo

i.e. The capital of Taiwan) situated in lat. 23 deg. 6 min. N., and long.,

129 deg. 5 min. E., is the oldest city in Formosa. For nearly two cen-

turies it was the capital under the Chinese regime-, prior to that

it had been held by both the Dutch and Koxinga, and relies of the

former’s occupation still exist. Next to Taipeh, it is the principal city, and

in it the District Garrison Headquarters, Law Courts, Hospital, Higher

Schools, etc., are located. Since the Japanese occupation many improvements

in the city have been made, and at the present day the main roads are all

Avide and well constructed. The old Chinese walls, some five miles in circum-

ference, have been demolished to make room for improvements.

Waterworks have been constructed in the hills some distance from the

city and it is now lighted by electricity, the power being carried by an over-

head line from a generating station a few miles south of Takow. Tainan is

distant 218 miles from Taipeh by rail.

Anping is the shipping port for Tainan, situated about three miles west

of that city on the border of a lagoon. Communication is by a trolley

line and a creek navigable for chutehs and small junks. There is also

a road on which is a, regular service of motor buses. The port itself

is an open roadstead, vessels anchoring outside the bar and a mile or

so from the beach. From November to the end of May the anchorage is a

good one, but during the S. W. moonsoon a heavy swell sets in, rendering

it difficult and sometimes impossible for vessels to load or discharge. Form-

erly Anping was a small but thriving port, but since the improvements to

Takao harbour were effected, its importance has materially declined, and it

is now almost deserted, though its proximity to Tainan still necessitates a

tortain amount of shipping calling. As regards climate, Anping, during the

summer months, can boast of a comparatively cool temperature owing to sea

breezes; Tainan is usually two or three degrees warmer. From October to the

end of April there is little or no rain,and the cool weather then leaves noth-

ing to be desired.

Takao

•on the edgeisofa what,

port twenty-nine

less than 20 miles

years toago,thewassouthward

a large, ofshallow

Tainan. Located

lagoon with

an extremely narrow and dangerous entrance, Takao has since been converted

into a fine harbour with four buoys and a quay frontage capable of accom-

modating six large vessels (up to 23 feet draught) at one time alongside. At

low-water the depth is 24 feet, with 30 feet at the harbour entrance, which is

350 feet wide. The harbour improvements under the first period of construc-

tion work are now completed, and vessels drawing less than 23^ feet can

readily enter the harbour. The second period of construction has been post-

poned for the present, but, when undertaken, will include the provision of a

second pier, dredging, widening of the harbour entrance, construction of a

breakwater in Seishiwan, and the dredging of the harbour to an average

depth of 30 feet. Under existing conditions, whilst steamers up to about 5,000

tons can be accommodated alongside the quay, vessels of 7-10,000 tons capa-

city find it difficult to enter the port if heavily laden, and have to discharge

some of their cargo in the outer harbour to enable them to come inside; if the

harbour were dredged to a depth of 28 feet this would be unnecessary. As

Takao is the only harbour in the south catering for the bulk of the sugar

trade and other industries, its future is assured. Large reclamations have

been made along the shore of the lagoon, transforming marsh-land into a well

laid-out, fair-sized town, with room for expansion.

328 TAINAN, TAKAO AND ANTING

Foreign shipping is largely increasing in volume, sulphate of ammonia,

and other fertilisers now being imported in considerable quantities. The

Japanese Government grants subsidies to the Osaka Shosen Kaisha for a fort-

nightly service with Canton, ^'d,, Amoy, Swatow and Hutung, and Hongkong

via Amoy and Swutbw', as well as for a service of steamers round the'coast of

Formosa throughout the year. As regards the fruit trade, which is mainly

a southern industry, an arrangement has recently been arrived at between

shippers and the principal lines running from Takao, that Ship-

ments will ’in future be made by, steamer direct from that i port,

instead of from Keeluhg, as hitherto. Another development of southern trade

that is being fostered is the fishing industry, in connection with which direct

boats to Japan are now being run.

The Government Railway now runs day .and night trains between Keelung arid

Takao, the length of which line is approximately 246 miles. There are many1

Srivate

istricts.lightTherailways

chief of running

these wasinland from Railway,

the Arisan the mainwhich

line,hastapping the acquired

now been country

and is notable for its gradients and the number of tunnels along the route. Arisan,

by the Government. This line taps the valuable timber forests on Mount Many

oftheirthematerials,

private lines are owned

also carry by sugar

passengers and companies

goods. who, in addition to transporting

The import trade is mainly in the hands of Japanese firms, the only item still in

the hands of foreigners being kerosene and its allied products. The Gov-

ernment has given every encouragement to the sugar industry, and many

large modern mills have been erected during the past few years. Of the six

staple industries of Formosa, opium, camphor and salt, tobacco and wines

have been monopolised by the Formosan Government.

DIRECTORY

Bank of Taiwan, Ltd. —Cable Ad: Taigin Osaka Shosen Kaisha (Osaka Mercantile-

S.S. Co., Ltd.)—Taisho-machi, Tainan;

Lee Trading Corporation — Bantan, Telephs. 37 and 1200; Cable Ad: Shosen

Heito, Takao; Cable Ad: Lee T. Yoshitani, manager

J. Tanaka

H. Yamamoto I| J.K. Horino

Sai

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd., General Takao Branch—Telephs. 3, 115 and 636

Merchants—Takao; Cable Ad: Mitsui;

Codes: A.B.C 5th & 6th edn., Bentley’s K. Nakagata, manager

Complete phrase & 2nd Phrase Codes M. Matsumura, sub-manager

Agencies N. Takeshita I K. Kusumi

K. Nishina | C. Hozumi

Nippon Yusen Kaisha, Ld. Agency

Kinkai Yusen Kaisha, Ld. Tokyo Fire and Marine Insurance Co.

Blue Funnel Line

Ellerman & Buck nail S.S. Co. ;

Norddeutscher Lloyd

Hamburg-Amerika

Tokyo LinieInsce. Co. Taiwan Soko Kaisha, Ltd.— Cable Ad:

Marine and Fire

Taisho Marine and Fire Insce. Co. Taiwansoko

 CHOSEN (KOREA)

Chosen (“Morning Calm”), by peaceful annaxation in August 1910 became

an integrar part of the Japanese Empire. It is a peninsula extending south-

ward from the north-east of Asia, washed on the east by the Sea of Japan,

-on the west by the Yellow Sea. To the north lie Manchuria and the Russian

Maritime Province, the boundary being marked by the rivers Yalu and Tumen

and

acrossthetheEvef-White Mountains;

Korea'Strait, with, thewhile on the

island south it faces

of Tsushima aboutthemidway.

west of ItJapan

has

a coast-line of some 5,400 miles, including its innumerable islands, of which

Quelpart is the largest. It is situated between 124° 11' and 130° SO’ E long,

and between 33° 06' and 43° N lat., its total length being 600 miles from

north to. south, and greatest breadth 135 miles from east to west, with an area

-of about 85,156 square miles. The eastern half of the peninsula is a sinuous

range of mountains of which western Korea is the slope, and the chief rivers

are therefore on the western side, most of the important harbours being sit-

uated on that coast. Chosen is divided into thirteen provinces {do):—North

and South Kankyo (Hamheung), North and South Heian (Pyeng-an), iKokai

(Hwang-hai), Kogen (Kang-Won), Keiki (Kyong-ki) North and South Chusei

(Chung-Chong), North and South Keisho (Kyong-sang) and North and South

Zenra (Cholla). The climate is continental, but healthy. Cold and heat waves

run to the extreme, and especially is the cold severe in the north. Spring and

Autumn are short, and the variation in temperature between day and night

is very sharp, reaching 25 degrees in some places in the north. The fauna

includes tigers, leopards, wild deer, wild hogs, and monkeys in the south,

and the pheasant, eagle, falcon, crane and stork are common. A stunted breed

of native horses exists and immense numbers of Oxen are raised both as draught

animals

by and for food. sheepCoatsfrom

are few, and sheep-breedingbeingwas started in 1914

by the

theintroduction

authorities, ofwith the idleaMongolia.

of makingIt the

is now

Japanese greatly

Empireencouraged

as far as

possible, self-supporting as to raw wool. A great deal of attention is now

being paid by the Government to the encouragement of breeding horses' as well

as other livestock, and to the raising of swine and poultry. Much of the soil

is fertile, and agriculture has considerably advanced under the Japanese re-

gime, with improved methods of cultivation, in the selection of seeds and

manure, in irrigation and in reclamation. Sericulture, cotton and fruit-

growing.'are

cotton growingalsoini the

beingSouth

givenandgreat

wool encouragement

in the North arebylooked

the authorities, and

upon as) indus-

tries with a great future both for Korea and1 Japan. There are extensive

forests in the north, and gold, copper, iron, coal and other minerals are

distributed throughout the country, gold-mines being ..worked by British,

American,

natives andandby French

Japanese. syndicates, and a number

The principal exportsof are

placerficejandbeans,

other silk,

minesfish-

by.

oil and manure, iron and iron ore, raw cotton, livestock and hides. Manu-

facture is still very small, but grows yearly, and includes cotton yarn, silk-

reeling, sugar, paper,

of the sea-borne trade artificial

is carriedfertilisers, cement

by Japanese and flour.

bottoms. Great The greater part

development are

tgking place along the North East Coast, where large -new harbours are being

bdnstrpcted at Seishin, Rashin and Yuki. The railways in

being put under the control' of the South Manchuria' Railway Cp., and a largethis district are

trade between Japan and Manchuria is expected,through these ports in the

future.

Opinions differ as to the exact origin of the Koreans. Their language

belongs to the “Turanian” group, and is more akin to Japanese than to any

other tongue, especially in grammatical constructipn, though, in pronunciation

 330 CHOSEN—(KOREA)

and vocabulary there are great differences. Chosen was once a greatly ad-

vanced nation, from which the Japanese learned many arts and crafts, and

indeed the rudiments of the ancient Chinese civilisation, but she seems never

to have enjoyed any political importance. Situated between China in the

west and Japan in the east, her rulers seem ever to have been involved in

intrigue and scheming to keep in with the stronger party. For centuries she

paid tribute to Peking, while preserving a nominal independence and pur-

suing a policy of exclusion to all foreigners other than Chinese. After the

Meiji Restoration in Japan, the Japanese were anxious to break down this

exclusive barrier, and in 1876 succeeded in entering into a treaty of amity

and commerce. Although China assented to this and to subsequent treaties

with other foreign powers (with America, 1882; with Britain, 1883; with Ger-

many and Russia, 1884, etc.), thus acknowledging Chosen’s complete indepen-

dence, she nevertheless continued inconsistently to claim suzerainty. Con-

siderable intrigues were centred round the Korean throne, and there were

frequent clashes between 'Chinese soldiery and Japanese residents. The Tien-

tsin

theirTreaty

troops offrom

1885Korean

provided

soil,that

nior both

shouldJapanese and Chinese

enter either party inshould

future withdraw

despatch

troops there without notifying the other. It was China’s ignoring the terms

of this) treaty in 1894 when appealed to by the Korean Governmet for help

against the Tonghak rebellion, and the subsequent counterface of Korea to-

wards Japan asking for help to expel the Chinese, that led to the Sino-Japanese

War. The next phase saw Russian influence to the fore and in 1904 came

the

ledgeRusso-Japanese

Japan’s paramountWar, asinterest

a resultin ofKorea.

whichTheRussia was forced

internal to acknow-of

administration

Korea 'being notoriously corrupt, Japan established at protectorate over Korea

by a treaty (Nov. 1905), when the great statesman Prince Ito was appointed

Resident-General. More and more power passed into Japanese hands, and

after the successive assassinations of Mr. Stevens, the American diplomatic

adviser

himself appointed

at Harbin byin Japanese nomination,

October, 1909, and of Mr.at San

Yi, Francisco,

the Koreanofpremier,

Prince the

Ito

Japanese

22nd, 1910,decided

was signedthat the

the treaty

protectorate

by which planKorea

wouldwasnotannexed

work, and on August

to Japan. The

Korean Imperial family were given Japanese titles of Royalty and! suitable

allowances, and the Government General was set up in Seoul. During 1918-19

there was a widespread movement amongst the Koreans to recover their in-

dependence, and a deputation proceeded to Paris to place their claim before

the Peace Conference, but arrived too late. The methods adopted by the

Japanese to suppress the insurrections that broke out were subjected to grave

criticism for their alleged brutality and severity, though the authorities did

their best to suppress all information of a damaging nature: but since then

the former militaristic policy has been largely abandoned, and the system of

gendarmes for the most place replaced by a civilian police force.

The task before Japan when she took over the reins of government was no

mean one, but she tackled it with characteristic energy, and already much

has been achieved. She has established a well-organised judicial system, with

trained judges,steps,

of progressive and the

localwork of codifyinghaslawsnowproceeds

self-government apace. By Ina series

been established. July,

1920, advisory bodies, in the form of Provincial, Municipal and Urban and

Rural District Councils, were created, and in December, 1030, an Ordinance

was published transforming, within well-defined limits, these 'Councils into

self-governing bodies. The first elections under the new system for the Muni-

cipal and Urban District Councils were held in May, 1931. Reform of the

financial administration has received a great deal of attention. In 1919 for

the first time no subsidy was needed from the Imperial Government, but in

subsequent years owing to various administrative reforms it has been necessary

for an Imperial grant to be made, usually of about Yen 15,000,000, which

was the sum in 1929. In the sphere of education, following on the establish-

ment of elementary schools on Japanese lines throughout the country, consi-

derable advance has been made in the development of higher education, cul-

 CHOSEN—KEIJO (SEOUL) 331

jninating in the opening of the Imperial University in Seoul in 1928. In the

way of communications, much has been done in providing telegraphic and

telephonic communication on modern lines, and highways now connect village

with village and town with town, the best roads being in the iSouth. A net-

Tvork of railways around the country is steadily moving towards completion.

First class roads are 24 feet wide, connecting the capital with the provincial

governments, second class roads are 18 feet wide, and run between the pro-

vincial governments and the ports and prefectural magistracies. The total

length of roads at the end of March, 1932, wag 15,530 miles (first class, 2,016;

second class, 5,924 miles; 3rd class 7,590 miles, cart tracks are not included in

this last figure). The total length of railways at the beginning of 1933 was

1,964 miles of Government Railway and 708 miles of private. (Fusan-

Antung, 590 miles: Keijo-Kainei, 520 miles: Taiden-Mokpo, 160 miles: etc.).

Waterworks have been provided by the Government in Seoul and at 28 other

places. The total population of Korea at the beginning of January, 1932, was

20,262,958, of whom 19,710,168 were Korean, 514,666 were Japanese and 38,124

were foreigners (including Chinese).

KEIJO (SEOUL)

The old city of Han-yang, better knojwn to foreigners as Keijo

(Japanese) or Seoul (the native term for capital), lies in 37 deg. 30

min. N. lat., and 127 deg. 4 min. E. long., and, is situated almost in

the centre of the province of Keiki (Kyeng-ki), on the north side and

about thirty-five miles from the mouth of the river Han, which, sinoej

the inclusion of the suburb of Ryazan within the city limits, has beoomel

its southern boundary. Formerly the city was surrounded by crenelated walls

of varying height, averaging about twenty feet, with arched stone bridges

spanning the water-course. The crumbling remains of these walls still cling

picturesquely to the hills at various points outside the city, and two of the

largest gates, the South Big Gate (Nandaimon) and the East Big Gate (To-

daimon) have been preserved as monuments in situ. The modern city has

overflowed to the river for over two miles beyond Nandaimon, Seoul Station,

the Severance Medical Missionary Hospital and an increasingly busy section

of the town lying south of this former boundary. The old city was divided

into two east

running nearly

andequal

west, portions by Palace

the King’s a long and

mainmore

Streetimportant

(the modern

publicShore),

build-

ings being situated in the northern half, which was divided into east and

west quarters by a road intersecting the main street at right-angles,

point of intersection being marked by a pavilion, the Chong Kak (“ Bell the

Kiosk”), containing a large bell, about seven feet high. This spot was re-

garded as the centre of the city, and from it a further road bore off to the

south and south-west, leading to the Nandaimon. All these roads have been

widened and improved, the present Nandaimon-dori being a fine highway

nearly 120 feet wide. The principal thoroughfare of the city now is the great

Taihei-dori. running from the Nandaimon northward to the palatial build-

ings of the Government-General, situated in front of the old Imperial Palace.

This thoroughfare intersects Shoro somewhat to the west of the old centre,

and to the south of and parallel to Shoro' another wide thoroughfare has been

driven from in front of the City Office on the Taihei-dori eastwards (Kogane-

machi). About midway between this Kogane-machi and the South Gate along

the Nandaimon-dori there is a fine square, where stand the Central Post Office,

the Dai Ichi Ginko, the great Mitsukoshi Department Store and other im-

portant buildings. This is the Japanese shopping centre, many of the

332 SEOUL

important Japanese firms of' grocers, caterers, etc., having branches in and

around Honmachi, the very typically Japanese shopping street that branches-

off from this square. On the opposite side, running back to the Northwest

past the Chosen Hotel into Taihei-dori in front of the city Office, is another

broad thoroughfare, called Hasegawa-cho. In this central part of the city

th& roads, public buildings and shops can bear favourable comparison with

any of the great towns of Japan proper. Many other roads have been made

and widened in different parts of the city, particularly in the vicinity of the

new Imperial University, which lies in the north-east and was opened in May,

1926. The work of town-planning, the making of parks and so forth, is pur-

sued regularly each year, though somewhat hampered at present by lack of

funds. Lastly, mention must be made of the steep hill of Nansan, which

dominates

have set thethegreat

city Chosen

to the south,

Shrine,half-way

at whichupAma-terasu

the slope ofO-mikami,

which thetheJapanese

divine

ancestress of the Jaipanese Imperial family, and the Emperor Meiji, founder

of modern Japan, are venerated as national guardian deities. This shrine is

approached by a magnifieant flight of stone steps, and from the terrace in

front of it a splendid panorrama of the city outspread below is obtained.

The population of the city was 382,491 at the end of 1933 of whom 270.590

were Korean, 106,782 Japanese, 4,688 Chinese, 188 American, 114 British, 72

Russian, 27 German, 24 French, 6 Swedish.

DIRECTORY

BANKS British and Foreign Bible Society—

Bank of Choskn, The—11, Nandaimon- Ad: 92, Shore; Teleph. 283 (Kokamon); Cable

dOri, Keijo Testaments

Hugh Miller, secretary

Thomas Hobbs, assist, secretary

Chosen Shogyo Ginko—140, Nandaimon- Brodessolles et Boutaint—367, Taihei-

dori, 2-chome cho, 2-chome, Keijo

Chosen Shokusan Ginko—140, Nandai- Chamber

7 of Commerce and Industry .of

mon-dori, 2-chome Seoul—111, Hasegawa-cho

Dai-Iohi Ginko, Ltd — 9, Nandaimon- Christian Literature Society of Korea,

Publishers and Booksellers, Publishing

dori, 2-chome, Seoul Office

Z. S.Takeuchi, manager “ChristiantheMessenger”—Teleph.

of “ Korea Mission Field,-’275

T.Y. Aoyagi,

Shinto,

Ito,

per pro.do.manager

do.

(Kokamon)

G. Bonwick, m.c., publication secretary

N.Rev.

C. Whittemore,

W. M. Clark,adm.

d.d., editordo.

Kanjo Ginko—14, Nandaimon-dori, Keijo Rev. R. A. Hardie, m.d. do.

Yasuda Bank—41, Hon cho CONSULATES

America — Teido, 10; Teleph; 772

(Kokamon)

Bkien, Dr. D. H., Mining Engineer.—

31, Takezoe-machi, 3-chome ; Cable Ad: China—15, 2-chome, Hon-machi, Keijo

Brien (Seoul)

 SEOUL 333.

Ekance—30, Hamaguri-dori; Teleph. 977 Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd., Merchants

(Kokamon); Cable Ad: Fransulat, Keijo —64, Kogaue-cho, 1-chome; P.Q. Box 15

Great Britain—Teleph. 30 (Kokamoii); Morris, J. H., Merchant-21, Teido

Cable Ad: Britain —- ,R. L. Cowley Representiny

Consul-General

(acting) American Mail Line

Dollar Steamship Line

Italy The

Yeijei Home

Mines,insurance

Ld. Co.

H.B.M. Consul-General in charge of

Italian interests

Nifponophone Co., Ltd.—111, Hasegawa-

: cho, Keijo

Davidson, H. W., Merchant and Com-

mission Agent—18, Takezoe-cho; Teleph. Nurupi Kozan Karushiki Kaisha —

337; CableBentley's

5th edn., Ad: Davidson; A.B.C. Taiyudo;

Codes: Union

ana Western Cable Ad: Taiyutlokozan

H. W. Davidson E.G. C.C. Mandley,

Cranor, gen. mgr.supt;

mining

G.J.A.Tille.it,

Gow, milling supt.

storekeeper

Japan Steel Products Co., Ltd.—^16> Olivier Faulkner, secretary

Hasegawa-cho, Keijo K.

M. S.T. Charlton,

O Regan, miningdo. asst.

T. Marrack, do.

Japan O. Soskice, do.

StationTourist Bureau—Fusan Railway I. Kordmark, driller

H. L. Dotson, milling assist.

F. J. Sauter, do.

Keijo Imperial University—(Faculty J. L. Thomson, do. ,

of K.LawL. and Literature) A. Me tarlane,

o M. Harman, Stores prospecting

Haworth, professor of English

E. Mattel, do. French

S. V. Tehirkim, do. Russian Plaisant FeLres, Exporters, Importers,

and

Teleph.Bankers—

871; P.O.5, Horaicho, 1-chome;

Box 35; Cable Ad:

Metro- Goldwyn - Mayer

Teido; Cable Ad: Metrofilms Cp., Plaisant; Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn. and

Bentley’s

Agents far

Missions Messageries Maritimes

machi EtrangIres de Paris —Meiji-

Vicarial de fteoul. Rising Sun Petroleum Co., Ltd. 2-chome,

(Chosen

Eglise CathPdraleA. Larribeau, vicaire Branch)—10,

Monseigneur Nandaimon-dori,

apostolique Keijo; Telephs. H.

Box 65; Cable Ad: Petrosam 1029, H. 265; P.O.

Rev. P. Villemot, pro-vicaire D. M. Heape, manager

Rev.

Rev. G. Poyaud superieur A. E. Fellowes | Miss A. Pederson

Rev. P.D. Guinand,

Polly Fusan Installation

C. FI. Cheung, manager

Rev. E. Chabot Bumpyo Installation

Rev. B. Dourisboure A. Winterbottom, engineer-in-charge

Rev. R. Col lard

Rev.

Rev. L.C. Curlier

Bouillon Rev.

Rev, P.J. Rodin

Rev. Perrin Seoul Club—Teleph. Kokamon 1025

Rev. P.A. Bouyssou

Gombert Rev.

Rev. J.L.Molimard

Pichon

Rev.

Rev. P.P. Melizan

Chizallet Rev. J. Colin

J. Jaugey, Rev.

Rev.procureur P. Barrau Seoul Cable

Mining Co.^-Nantei, Kokaido;

Re v, C. Coy os J. D.Ad:Fraser,

Suankinko, Nantei

gen. manager

334 SEOUL

“Skoul Press,”Daily Newspaper in English C. H. Kim, m.b., assist, of

—Taihei-Dori, I-chome No. 31; Teleph. ophthalmology & otorhino-

Kokarron 400

A. Tokizane, president laryngology

Prank Y. Kim, editor J. L. Boots, d.d.s., m.sc., prof, of

dentistry

Y. K. Lee, assist, of dentistry

Severance Union Medical College T. S. Cho, m.b., assist, of pediatrics

(Nurses’ Training School)—115, Nandai-

mondori; Teleph. 4740 (flonkyoku); C. H. lrun, m.b., assist, of derma-

Cable Ad: Severance tology & genito-urology

O. R. Avison, m.d., ll.d., presi- L. K. Jung, technician of roento-

dent emeritus genology

K. S. Oh, m.d., president M. H. Choi, m.d. (Kyoto), prof,

of anatomy

D. B. Avison, m.d., d.p.h., vice- I. C. Chung, m.d. (Keijo), lec-

president A prof, of pediatrics turer of anatomy

I. S. Yun, m.d. (Kyoto), dean & M. S. Kim, M.s., m.D., assist.-

prof, of pathology prof. of physiology

Y. C. Rhee, m.d. (Tokyo), super- S. Lee, m.d., m.d. (Kyoto), prof,

intendent & prof, of dermato- of biochemistry & chemistry.

logy & genito-urology. H. S. Lee, m.b., assist, of bioche-

A. I. Ludlow, m.d., d.sc., prof, of mistry & chemistry.

surgery Y. T. Choi, m.b., assist, of bacte-

M. U. Koh, m.d. , prof, of surgery riology & hygiene

Y. U. Chun, m.b., assist, of phar-

Y. S. Lee, m.d., do. macology

Y. K Kang, m.d., assist, of surg. Paul D. Ohoy, m.b., b.sc.med.,

P. D. Ryu, m.b., do. prof, of medical jurisprudence

NT. Found, h.d., prof, of internal Y. C. Lee, m.b., assist, of patho-

medicine logy

E. M. Lawrence, k.n.

S. H. Martin, m.d., prof, of M. B. Young, r.n.

internal medicine E. L. Shields, r.n.

H. Y. Oh, m.d., m.d. (Kyoto), N. Y. Nelson, r.n.

prof, of internal medicine M. E. Rowland, r.n.

H. R. Yun, m.b., assist, of in- C. A. Yee, r.n.

ternal medicine

T. W. Yun, m.b., ch.b., prof, of Severance Wholesale Medical Supply

gynecology & obstetrics Co.—115, Nandaimon-dori

■C. II. Kim, m.d*, assist, of gyne- K.

K. Y.S. Oh,

Lee,treasurer

manager

cology & obstetrics

T. H. Cho, m.b. , assist, of gyneco-

logy & obstetrics

C. I. McLaren, m.d., prof, of Singer Sewing

P.O. Box Machine

24; Cable Ad: Co.—1-28,

Singer Teido;

psychiatry & neurology H. H. Peck

O. C. Lee, m.b., instructor of M. Zuber | H. L. Beemer

psychiatry & neurology

C. R. Kim, m.b., assist, of Standard - Vacuum Oil Co., — 178,

psychiatry & neurology Itchome, Gishu-dori; Telephs. 1269

and 647 (Kokamon); P.O. Box 3

E. W. Anderson, m.d., prof, of (Seidaimon);

ophthalmology & otorhino- Cable Ad : Stand vac

laryngology R. B.C. Hunt

Ludlum

O. Y. Choi, m.b., instructor of L. C. Dennis

ophthalmology & otorhiuo- Miss U. Mouat-Biggs

1 arynogology. Miss M. H. Bennett

 SEOUL—UNSAN GOLD MINES 335-

Steward & Co., E. D., Importer, Whole- American Express Co. (Shipping:

sale, Retail and General Merchants—

345, Taihei-dori; Cable Ad : Steward ; correspondents)

South British Insurance Co., '

P.O. Box 19 Wilkinson,

Fox Hey wood & Clark

Eiga Kaisha

Underwood Typewriter Co.

Taikou Diocese Estey Organ Co.

S. Taikou

G. Mgr. F. Demange, bishop" of

Thomsen & Co., General Merchants and

Shipping—Saito

P.O. Box 108;Building,

Cable Ad:Nandaimon-

Taylor & Co., W. W. (Proprietors of Old don; Keijo

Thomsen,

Curio Shop) — Taylor Building, 1 i 2,

Hasesawa-cho, opposite Chosen H otel;

Teleph. 2183 (Honkyoku); P.O. Box 27; Wallace, Peter—349, Taihei-dori, Keijo;

Cable

W. W.Ad:Taylor

Taylorgawa P.O. Wallace

Box 16 ; Teleph. M. 3399 ; Cable

A. W. Taylor Ad:

Agencies Yeijei Mines, Ltd.— 21, Teido, Keijo ^

States Steamship Company Cable Ad: Morris

UN SAN GOLD MINES

Oriental Consolidated Mining Co., The F. H. Wood (Tabowie)

—Postal Ad: Hokuchin, Chosen (Korea); F. G. Hodgson, jr.

Cable Ad: Pukchin, Hokuchin A. B. Reed (Tabowie)

J. B. Lower, gen. manager (Pukchin) E Larsen, foreman Tabowie Mill

M. R. Arick, ass’t. gen. mgr. (Taracol)

H. Cupp, gen’l. supt. of mines, timber, K. D. Johnston (Tabowie)(Tabowie)

Gordon D. Chapman do.

A.andE. Deardortf,

fuel supplies

cashier (Tabowie)

do. S. Blain, foreman Taracol Mill

S.G. E.C.lijima,

Evans,secy, to genl. mgr.(Taracol)

metallurgist do. r. la nunc ao.

W.engr.

H. Aldridge, C. D. Hatfield do.

(Taracol) meeh. and electrical F. H. Thompson do.

B.Paris

P. Smith do.

E. L. Power, m.d., med. officer (Taracol) A. Lewis do.

D.research

W. Leeke,(Tabowie)

assays and metallurgical Mark N. Hockestein, do.

T. F. McCoy, foreman Tabowie Mine Capt. E. S. Barstow, agent, Chinnam-

po, Chosen

(Tabowie) Townsend

A. P. Mihailov (Tabowie)

V. P. Mihailov do. Chosen & Co. agent, Chemulpo,

Harold E. Harvey do. Leonard Birnie, agent, Kobe, Japan

A. Moir & Co. agent, London

J. H. Keene, foreman Taracol Mine F. Bldg.,

H. Seeley, agent, 930, de Young:

San Francisco

(Tabowie)

 CHEMULPO

m m m Che-mul-po

on the Thiswest

port,coast

called by the Japanese

of Chosen (Korea)j inJinsen, and by the Chinese

the metropolitan provinceJenchuan,

of Kyongki, is situated

at the

entrance of the Salee River, an embouchure of the Ran or (Seoul River.

to foreign trade in 188,3, when it was a poor fishing village, and is now a flourishingIt was opened

and

5'rapidly increasing11,373).

1,006, Japanese centre of trade, with a population in January 1932 pf 63,881 (Koreans

The annual

shipping). trade ofdrawback

Chemulpo is tidalaboutvariation

Yen 140,000,000 (about L200,d00 tonsthereof

only exists Its principal

berthing acebmodstion isata present of 33 feet,

for 3 vessels owingtons...

of 4,500 to which

All larger

ofvessels must lie outside

reconstruction, callsShp-Getsubito island, in the

for an expenditure of outer anchorage;andA includes

Yen 1,400,000, new scheme the

construction of a berthing pier 371 metres long on the south side of dock to accomo-

date 5 vessels of 2,000 tons, the reclamation of an area of 87,375 square metres for

warehouses etc. and the building of a groin to prevent silting.

Chosen TheYusen

steamers

Kaishaof the Nippon Yusen

ply regularly betweenKaisha, the Osaka

Chemixlpo, Shosen ports

other Korean Kaishaandand the

Japan,

and the latter company runs services to Antung, Dairen; Tsingtao Dairen; Chinnampo,

Dairen, and Fusan, Shanghai.

Everyport

principal effortin isChosen

being for

madethebydistribution

the Government-General to make

Of through freight Cheinulpotothe

and passengers all

parts of the country. Railway lines have been and are being extended to the N.W.

and N.E. borders, with Seoul as the centre, and all the ports around the Coast are being

connected up with the trunk lines.

DIRECTORY

|g )|| Kwang chang Meteorological Observatory of the

Bennett & Co,, Merchants — Cable Ad: , Government-General of Tyosen

Bennett

Walter Geo. Bennett, signs the firm

H. Kiuiura

T. Yamaguchi Townsend

Teleph. 13;Jc Cable

CA, Ad:

General Merchants—

Townsend .

British Consulate Wm.

A. MacConnell,

C. Biddle, partner

assistant

Consular Agent—W. Geo. Bennett

Chamber of Commerce and Industry

(Japanese) Wolter

Imperial Customs Teleph. &79;Co.,P.O.Carl,

Box.Gomei Kaisha—

3; Cable Ad:

Commissioner—M. Yoshioka Wolter

Hermann Henkel

Dock Master—vacant Raul

Appraiser—K, Kara H. Schirbaum

Rieck, sign per pro.

 GEN SAN (WONSAN or YUEN SAN)

ill 7G Yuen-san

Tins, port, situated on, -the north-eastern coast of Chosen, is in the southern

corner of the province

Vladivostock. Of South

It was-opened Ham-kvong,

to Japanese tradeabout

on thehalfway

1st May,between

1880, andFusan and

to other

nation-, in November, J 88:t It is called Gensan by the Japanese, Wonsan by the Koi cans,

and Yuensan by the Chinese. . The native towr^ lias grown, considerably since the port

was opened To trade, and contained a population of 42,982 (bpreana J3, !17, Japanese

9,511) hi March the, 1932..main

Tire town is huilt leadsalong theSeoul

southern

the There ofriver.

the bay, and

are. held itliverunstimes

through, a monthroad,forwhich

the sale of from

agricultural toproduce

Tumen

and foreign Markets

imports.

The Custom House is situated in the heart of the former foreign settlements about

aeasymileof distant

access, from

and wellthe native

shelteredtown.withTheexcellent

liarbo'trrholding

is a febod' one,:and

ground being'Spacious,

convenient

depth of water.

Trade is carried

Vladivostock. on by regular

Thefish,exports consist lines of steamers running to Japan, Shanghai, and

chiefly

: of agricultural and mining products, rice,

beans, cattle, dried gold-dust, whale flesh and skins. Imports consist chiefly of

cotton and silk manufactured goods, cotton wadding, metals, and kerosene oik. About

40 per cent, of the imports are cotton goods. The business is mainly in Japanese

hands. . . ,

DIRECTOHY

'Chosen Yusen Kaisha, Steamship Owners Rising Sun Petroleum Co., Ltd.—;

Bumpyo Near Gensan

*Gknzan Brewing Co. A. pet.,

WTnterbottom,

TECH. a.m.i mech.e., a.m.i.

Kane Mitsu Brewing Co., (Sake)

Maeda Iron Works SawaI Iron and Shipbuilding Co.V

Osaka Shosen Kaisha

Standard-Vacuum Oil Company

TheLtd.Osaka

^ HeadMercantile

Office: Steamship Co.

Osaka Bldg:,

Nakanoshima, Osaka; Cable Ad: Shosen Yoshida Transportation Co., Steamship

K. Hon, president Owners

 FUSAN-

ill M Fu-san

Fusan (or Pusan, as ifc is called by the native population) is the chief port of

the south-eastern

and long. 129 deg. 3province

min. 2 sec.of E.Chosen,

It wasand lies toin Japanese

opened lat. 35 deg.

trade6 inmin.18766 sec.

and ISL

to-

Western nations in 1883. The population was in January 1932, 139,538,

93,674, Japanese 45,502) The Japanese quarter is situated a little distance from the (Koreans

native town, opposite the island of Cholyongdo (Deer Island). The

Railway and a twice daily service of steamers to Japan have combined to make Fusan Seoul-Fusan

a great centre of activity, and the volume of trade passing through the port has greatly

increased in recentofyears.

the enlargement Many publictheimprovements

the waterworks, laying out ofarenewbeingroads,

carriedetc.out,Fusan

including

was

connected with Japan by a submarine telegraph cable in November, 1883. There are

12.6 miles of electric tramway in Fusan, including a line to the Torai hot-spring resort^

ThereJapanese.

by the are few European firms in the port; business is carried on principally

DIRECTORY

Bank of Chosen — 44, Daicho cho; Fusan Nipposha K.K., Newspaper—1,,

Telephs. 40)2-04 Benten cho; Teleph. 2001.

Bussan Getmi, Shipping and Forwarding Fusan Shogyo Ginko-10, Hon-machie

agents—25, Ohkura-cho. Teleph. 4004

Chosen Gas Denki Kaisha, Ltd. (Gas and Fusan Shosen Gumi K.K., Shipping and

Electric Co.,)—56,Tomihira-cho, 3-chome Forwarding agents—22, Ohkura-cho

G. Sakuma, director

Chosen Kanno Shokai, Fertilizers—17, Fusan Station Hotel—4, Ohkura-cho-

Hon-machi Teleph. 4012

Chosen Kogyo K.K., General Merchants Koshia Shoten G.K., Coal merchants—

25, Ohkura-cho.

—11, Ohkura-cho.

Chosen Koyu K.K., Oil Merchants -37, Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Merchants

Ohkura-cho Rising Sun Petroleum Co., Ltd.

Chosen Seiyaku K.K., Chemicals-9, Socony Vacuum Corporation

Benten-cho

Chosen Whippet Jihosha Shokai, Auto- Suisan

MinamiKaisha, Ltd., 1-chome

Hama-cho, Marine Products—

mobiles—7, Hon-cho; Teleph. 817

Dai Nippon Brewery K.K.—11, Hon-cho; Takase Gomei Kaisha—12, Hon-machi

Teleph. 757

Daini Shokai, Timber merchants—14, Tanaka

Shipping& Co.,andY., Insurance

Import andAgents

Export,

—

Sakae-machi Telephs. 54 and 545; Cable Ad: Tanaka;

Fukuda Mata Shoten K.K., Hardware Codes: A.B.C. 5th, Imp. and 6th,

Bentley, Duo, Scott’s, Western UnionAcme

merchants—20, Hon-machi andY.Private

Fusan Chikko G.K.—55, Tomihara-cho Tanaka,Codes

director

Fusan Hotel—25, Ohkura-cho; Teleph. Tateishi Honten—25, Hon-cho

4012 Texas Oil Co., Oil Merchants

 MASAMPO

« m si

Masampo was opened to foreign trade on the 1st May, 1899. The population in

January 1932 was 26,846 (Koreans 21,506, Japanese 5,265). The climate is very mild.

The harbour is good and in summer it serves as an excellent sea-bathing place. The

■superior accommodation of Fusan greatly interferes with the commercial expansion

of Masampo.

MOKPO

if Tfc Moh-po

Mokpo, which, like Chinnampo, was opened to foreign trade on the 1st October,

1897, in pursuance of a resolution of the Council of State, is a seaport in the province

of South Zenra and has an excellent harbour capable of providing anchorage accom-

modation for thirty or forty vessels of large tonnage. South Zenra is a great rice-

growing district and has the reputation of being the wealthiest province in the

country, and Mokpo lies at the mouth of a river which drains nearly the whole

province. Mokpo has undergone a great transformation since* it was opened. In 1897

it consisted of a few native huts surrounded by paddy fields and mud flats. The

houses now number upwards of 3,500 and the population according to the census of

January 1932, was 33,062 (Koreans 24,805, Japanese 8,054.) A sea-wall has been built

and a bund road over a mile in length has been made.

DIRECTORY

Chamber of Commerce (Japanese) Murakami

Goods

Chosen Cotton Trading Co. Namboku Cotton Trading Co.

Chosen Oil Refining Co.

Hatano &, Co., Importers of Piece Goods Ohta & Co., Export Merchants

Matsumae

Goods & Co., Importers of Piece Tomo & Co., Importers of Piece Goods

Meorita

 CHINNAMPO

ff] bS Chin-nam-po

This port was opened to foreign trade on the 1st October, 1897, in pursuance of

a resolution passed by the Council of State. The port is situated on the north bank of

the Taitongof inlet,

province about twenty

Pyeng-yang. It is miles

some from

fortyitsmiles

mouth,distant

in thebyextreme

watersouth-west of the

from Ping-yang,

which is a place of considerable commercial activity. The railroad traffic between

Ping-yang and Chirmampo was started in October, 1910, the distance being 35 miles..

The province is rich in agricultural and mineral wealth, the latter being now

developed by foreign enterprise.

The business of the port is increasing year by year, the rich hinterland holding

out good prospects for the future. The business community is entirely composed of

Japanese and Chinese. The population in January 1932 was 39,026 (32,474 Koreans

6,178 Japanese).

The Of

timber. principal

imports,articles

cottonofandexport are rice,

silk piece goods,beans, wheat,kerosene,

matches, maize, porcelain,

cow-hides iron

and

and hardware

modation for a deserve mention.of vessels

great number The harbour

of the’ ofdeepest

Chinnampo

draughtaffords

and safe

the accom-

largest

t< >nnage.

KlNSA N

Kunsari, one of the ports opened to foreign trade oil tile lsit; May, 1899, is

situated at the mouth of the Yong Dang River, about halfway betweenChemulpo-

and Mokpo in a rich agricultural district. The principal articles of export

are

bamboo rice,articles,

wheat, fans

beans,(both

different kindsfolding),

openandand of medicines, andox-hides,

screens importmats, grasscloth,

beche de mer,paper,

dried

awabi,

cotton yarn, matches, kerosene oil. etc., had already found their way to, the, portlawns,

with various kinds of fish seaweed. Among goods, shirtings, pripr

to its opening for distribution to different markets. Ricq is largely exported from

Kunsan, and Japanese farmers have been attracted in considerable numbers to this

inneighbor!rhood

January 1932. The population was estimated at 26,539 (Korean 16,843, Japanese 9,115>

SEISHIN

» rfi

This port is situated on the north-eastern coast of Korea, in, the Province

North Kankyo (Ham-Kyong) of which it is the principal port, about 200

nautical miles from Gensam. It was opened to foreign trade in 1899. It is

becoming an important place of call for all steamers engaged in the coastal

trade, and a regular service plies between the port, and Tsuruga,,, Gensan.

There is a railway connecting with Kainei (Hoilydng), a town oh the north

frontier, and a small line to the capital of the province. The exports, chieffy

consist

keroseneofoil,beatisV cowhides,

ironware heihp cloth

and matches formandthebeche de mer,

principal whilst

items cotton goods?,

of imports.

The population in January, 1932 Was 34,831 (Korean 24,891? Japanese 9,016),

Classi/Led. List of Agents, Merchants

and. Mamzfactarers in this

territory, also a List of Cable

Addresses, will be foiznd at the

Lind of the Directory, Classified

List of Far Dastern ^Engineering

Limns follows Dong Dong.

North China

Ports

SPORTS

LAWN TENNIS

These

Internationally’Advertised

Products

The manufacturers of the following are

amongst those who use the APB Advertis-

ing and Marketing organisation in South

China and Malaya:

Ovaltine Crompton Lamps

Gibbs Dentifrice Andrews Liver Salt

Morris Cars Bovril

Viyelia Craven A Cigarettes

Dunlop Tyres Allenbury’s Products

Yardley Products Simpson’s Self-Raising Flour

Manufacturer’s Life Insurance Wakefield Castrol

Peps Phillips Yeast

Nugget Boot Polish Zam Buk

Dakin’s Cod Liver Oil.

THE ADVERTISING & PUBLICITY BUREAU LTD.

The most complete organisation in the Far East for

linking Western Manufacturers with Chinese buyers.

Head Office Malaya Office

St. George’s Building, Publicity House

4, Battery Road,

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Bankers:

The Mercantile Bank of India Ltd.

Hong Kong, Singapore, Shanghai, London.

 CHINA

ACKNOWLEDGMENT

The Editor of "The Directory and

Chronicle of the Far East" wishes to

acknowledge the use freely made in these

introductions of the excellent Report

for 1933 on the Foreign Trade of China

by Mr. H. G. MacEwan, the officiating

Statistical Secretary of the Chinese

Maritime Customs.

unable to sit because a quorum of members had not put in an appearance. Hostility

iptowards the President

the province foundand

of Kiangsi further expression

extended in a new

southward revolution, which

to Kwangtung, brokesome

involving out

fighting at Shanghai, Nanking and a few other; points in the Yangtsze Valley, the

avowed

Shih-kai.”purpose

Withinofa the revolution

couple of monthsbeing

this tomovement

organise was

an expedition “to punishbyYuan

effectually suppressed the

Central Government,

the refugees and Yat-sen.

was Dr. Sun the leadingThereupon

spirits of the

the revolution

President andfled his

the Cabinet

country. showed

Among;a

greater

thing todetermination

be done was totoconfirm

secure the

morePresident

effectiveincontrol overandtheParliament,

his office, provinces. evidently

The first

impressed by the confidence the country had shown in him during

elected him President of the Republic for the next five years, and Li Yuan-hung, the late troubles,

who

since

elected Vice-President. Hardly a month had elapsed since his election before was

the first Revolution had remained in command of the troops at Wuchang, the

 CHINA

.China—by

in ihe followinga revolution,

pages—decided the origin

in 1912andto adopt

progresstheofRepublican

which willform be found described?

of government.

Sun Yat Sen, the Republican leader who was appointed tirst President of the Republic

by the Provisional Government .set up at Nanking, resigned the Presidency in favour

of Yuan Shih-kai on receiving from him satisfactory assurances regarding his political'

Yat-seninretired

views supportfromof the Republic.

politics to devoteYuan Shih-kai towaseconomic

his energies unanimously

projects,elected, and Sun

and especially

toYuan

theShi-kai

development of a scheme for covering the country with a network

continued to serve as “Provisional President” until October 10th, 1913, of railways.

when, the two Plouses of Parliament having in the meantime been set up, he was duly

inaugurated.

The Boards of Government or Ministries remain, with some few changes, as they

were Reconstituted

government in 1908,ofwhen

and a reform the firstsystem/

the official steps were,

Theretaken towardsMinistries

are eleven constitutional

which

combined form the Executive Yuan, but the State Council is the highest organ of the-

Government, and is composed of representatives of the Executive/Legislative,

Examination, and Control Yuan. The President of the State Council; (Chiang Kai- Judicial,.

shek) is" virtually

in October, 1909, andPresident

a Nationalof theAssembly

Government.

came intoProvincial

existence Cotmcils were established

on October 3rd, 1910.

Its duties were purely consultative, the actual government remaining in the hands of

the

1917', the intervening years being devoted to preparations for the change but, inin

officials. The intention had been to grant a full Parliament of two chambers

response to repeated memorials from the Provincial Councils, supported finally by a

unanimous

years. The full vote Parliament

of the National came intoAssembly,

existencethein 1913,

periodbeingwasinaugurated

shortened onby April tour

8th.

Both The Senatewere

Chambers consisted of 274 by

dominated members and the Housemajority,

an ultra-Republican of Representatives

which showed of 59H.

an

attitude

the of hostility

inauguration of to the

the Presidentbecause

Parliament, from the(so outset.

it was The President

reported) it had did not

been attend

intimated

on behalf of the predominant party that he would be welcomed only as a spectator,

and the Chambers went so far in their discourtesy as to refuse to allow his Chief

Secretary to read to the House a Message congratulating the Parliament upon its-

inauguration.

ment, the members Afterbyspending

a majoritytwovotedor three monthsa yearly

themselves in framingsalaryrules for the

of $4,000 each.Parlia-

The

proceedings

policy of the President and his Cabinet, and by the languid interest shown on

of both Houses during 1913 were distinguished by violent attacks the

in the

serious business of the legislature. Very frequently one House or the other was

unable to sit because a quorum of members had not put in an appearance. Hostility

towards the President

in the province foundand

of Kiangsi further expression

extended in a new

southward revolution, which

to Kwangtung, brokesome

involving out

fighting at Shanghai, Nanking and a few other points in the Yangtsze Valley, the

avowed purpose of the revolution being to organise an expedition “to punish Yuan

Shih-kai.” Within a couple of months this movement was effectually suppressed by the

Central Government,

the refugees was Dr. Sun and Yat-sen.

the leadingThereupon

spirits of the

the revolution

President and fled his

the Cabinet

country. showed Among:a

greater

thing todetermination

be done was totoconfirm secure the

morePresident

effectiveincontrol

his office,overandtheParliament,

provinces. evidently

The first

impressed

elected by the confidence the country hadnext

shownfiveinofyears,

him during

and Liatthe late troubles,

since thehimfirstPresident

Revolutionof thehadRepublic

remainedforinthecommand the troops Yuan-hung,

Wuchang, who, was

elected Vice-President. Hardly a month had elapsed since his election before the

 A2 CHINA

President

Parliamentstartled the country

of all members who by

hadthebeen

issueidentified

of a mandate ordering the expulsion

with theKuomingtang, from

the political

party which had promoted the abortive revolution. This

obeyed, and the result of it was that Parliament was unable to sit for the order was instantly

remainder of the year, as without some of these members it was impossible to

form a quorum in either House. Altogether 313 members were expelled, and

the party was suppressed as a seditious organisation throughout the country.

Notwithstanding these drastic measures the President continued to proclaim

his faith in the future of China under a Republican form of government. His

views were aptly summed up in his own phrase: “The nurse must not provide

the infant with food only fit for adults.” Thus it wTas that China became

for a period of two years an autocracy under the guise of a Republic. A State

•Council, consisting of 70 members, replaced the suppressed Parliament. It was

supposed to act as an advisory, administrative and legislative, organ until the

formation of the new Parliament under the Constitutional Compact, but its

•chief function was to give a veneer of legality to the policy of the President.

All it did was to endorse his every action, even to the mad Monarchy Move-

ment.

The sudden death of Yuan Shih-kai and the collapse of the ill-starred

attempt to restore the monarchical form of Government revived Republicanism.

Lir Yuan-hung, on the death of Yuan Shih-kai, quietly became President. He

w as officially confirmed in the appointment by a re-assembly of the first Parlia-

ment. The Cabinet was soon afterwards approved by Parliament, and a con-

.stitution was drafted which was disliked by the Premier and the military

chiefs by reason of the fact that it placed all authority in the hands of Par-

liament. This led to a rupture which resulted in Li Yuan-hung being com-

pelled to dissolve Parliament at the instigation of the militarists. Then fol-

lowed, in 1916, Chang Hsun’s mad attempt to restore the Manchu Dynasty.

He was over-thrown by Marshal Tuan Chi-jui after which Feng Kuo-chang,

the Vice-President assumed the Presidency as Li Yuan-hung declined to com-

plete his term. The second election of a President took place in October, 1918,

when Hsu Shih-chang was unanimously chosen. He retired in June, 1922, and

Li V uan-hung was inducen to return as acting President by promises of support

for his programme of reform from the Tuchuns. Twelve months later, however,

he fled from Peking owing to pressure exerted by the militarists. He was

succeeded by Marshal Tsao Kun, who was elected on October 5th, 1923, by a

Parliament, the members) of which were openly bribed to vote for him. He

was driven out of the Presidential chair in November, 1923, on the collapse

of Wu Pei-fu’s forces, owing to the defection of Feng Yu-hsiang, who utilised

his troops to seize the capital instead of marching to Jehol to outflank the

forces of Chang Tso-lin. Tuan Chi-jui was then invited by most of the leading

military and civil leaders to become the Provisional Chief Executive and

-accepted. For the next three years there was no Government worthy of the

name in China. Marshal Chang Tso-lin was virtual dictator in Peping, but

North and South were at war and the whole country was in a state of chaos

•owing to the rival claims of many military leaders. In June, 1928, Peiping

was captured by the Nationalists, and in October—on the anniversary of the

Revolution—Chiang Kai-shek was proclaimed President of the Republic. In

January, 1929, the Nationalist flag was hoisted at Mukden and other important

-centres, signifying that the Northerners had at last decided to co-operate with

their former enemies in the South. Nanking is now the capital of China.

Area and Population

China

provinces. proper, extending: over 1,335,841 square miles, is divided into eighteen

ofatoclose

obtain

the anConsiderable

estimate

provincial

trouble

of the

officials, which

and care

population

in most

has

ofcases been

China.was

taken by the

Recourse

willingly was Postal

had toAdministration

accorded. the assistance

Below is given

approximation to actual figures. The footnote will show the limitations that

have so far been imposed to a full record of the outlying districts:—

 CHINA

Province Population Province Population

Manchuria - - - - 19,290,000 Kiangsu - - - - 32,128,236

Hopeh 27,952,932* Chekiang - - - - 20,632,701

Shantung - - - - 38,000,000 Fukien ----- 12,157,741

Szechuen - - - - 76,613,000 Kwangtung - - - 30,000,000

Hunan 31,591,211 Kwangsi - - - - 12,258,580

Hupeh ----- 26,105,969+ Yunnan - - - - 11,020,607

Kiangsi 24,467,000 Other Provinces - - 55,000,000

Anhwei 21,715,396 Total - - 438,933,373

* Not including Tientsin. +Not including Hankow

The total number of foreigners in China was given in 1931 as 370,393 made up as

follows:—

Nationality. Firms. Persons. Nationality. Firms. Persons.

American - - - 55915 8,637 Japanese -- -- -- 7,249 260,6214

Austrian - - - 245 Mexican 22 229

Belgian - - - 22 546 Norwegian - - 1 14

British - - - - 1,021 13,344 Polish - - - - 150 2,368

Czechoslovaks

Danish - - - - - 9 276 Portugese - - 1,104 66,479

Dutch - - - - 36 650 Russian - - - 24 334

Finnish - - - 29 700 Spanish - - -

French - - - - 197 3 89 Swedish - - -

8,651 Swiss - - - - 412210 242

300

2,455

German - - 340 3,444 Other Countries

Italian - - - - 35 753 10,889 370,393.

Total

The principal dependencies of China have been Mongolia, with an area of 1,288,035

square miles, and some 2,000,000 people; and Manchuria, with an area of 363,000

square miles,

asserted and an estimated

her independence populationsovereignty,

of Chinese of 13,700,000.and Outer Mongolia

obtained the informal

1912:

recognition

the suzeraintyof ofRussia,

China butwas under the Russo-Chinese

recognised and the autonomy Treatyof concluded

Outer Mongoliain 1915

agreed to. Towards the end of 1919 Outer Mongolia petitioned to return to the

authority of Peiping. The petition was granted, and the several treaties with Russia

were abrogated. Conditions in Outer Mongolia, however, have been by no

means stabilised by the ostensible return of Mongolia to China's fold. The

invasion of Baron Ungern von Sternberg with an anti-Bolshevik army in Feb-

ruary, 1921, caused the intervention of Soviet Russia, whose troops, having

dislodged Ungern’s men, entered into possession of Urga, the capital of Mon-

golia, and the Territory stretching up to the Russian frontier. Inner Mon-

golia has been formed into three special administrative districts, viz., Jehoi,.

Chahar and Suiyuan. Manchuria or Manchukuo as she is now sometimes

called has in recent years been steadily and rapidly colonised by Japanese,,

who greatly outnumher the Manchus in their own land. In 1932, she asserted

her independence, under Japanese protection, but so far she has not been re-

cognised by any other Nations with the exception of San Salvador. Tibet—

which is also practically a dependency of China and whose actual status is

still an outstanding question between Great Britain and China—has an area

of 643,734 square miles and a population of over 6,000,000. Down to 1910 it

was ruled by the late Dalai Lama, but subject to the Government of Pei-

ping, which maintains a Resident at Lhassa. In consequence, however, of the-

Dalai Lama’s refusal to comply with the demands of Peiping, a Chinese

military expedition was dispatched to Lhassa, and he fled to India, where he

remained for over a year. Meanwhile, the great revolution broke out in China.

The Tibetans seized the opportunity to proclaim their independence, and again

a military expedition was sent to Tibet, but more conciliatory methods had

to be adopted. The Chinese troops were withdrawn and the Dalai Lama re-

A4 CHINA

turned to. the, Tibetan Capital. The tripartite conference at Simla in 1914

to determine the status of Tibet and delimit the boundaries ended in failure,

no agreement being arrival at: The Dalai Lama visited Peiping in 1921 and

was received in audience by President Hsu Shih-chang.

Foreign1 ;Trade in 1933

In his review of the trade for 1933, Mr. H. G, MacEwan, the officiating Statistical

Secretary of the Chinese Maritime Customs, writes:—

P>y the establishment

of “Manchukuo”, China lostduring the previous

control year of the so-called

of the Manchurian section ofindependent State

her foreign trade,

and, by the subsequent failure of Japan to consider the conditions of the Dairen Custom

Agreement as any longer binding, China also lost the control of cargoes imported and

exported through that part of Manchuria known as the Kwantung Leased Territory.

It is published

statistics necessary toin bearChina’s theseForeign

facts intrade

mindReturnsfor a proper

for theunderstanding of the

year under review,

especially

seeing thatinthe inaking

returnsusedoofnot

the include

comparative statistics

the usual givenfortherein

figures for previous

Manchuria in the years

1933

columns and do include them in the columns for 1932 and previous years where' such

comparative statistics are given. Accordingly, as a necessary

explanations regarding China’s trade account for 1933, two statistical tables are givep preliminary to a;ny

immediately hereunder: the first shows the Value of

countries during the year under review in comparison with the values published fbr China’s trade with foreign

the previous four years,shows

currency; all figuressanie'value

reduced to terms offorthe1933 new Chinese silverwithdollar

figures forthe'second

the same four the previous years statistics

after deduction inofcomparison the value of the. the;

Manchurian section of China’s trade'with abroad for these years.

L—Value of the Foreign Trade of China, 1929-1933

1929 f Million 1930 $ Million 1931 $ Million 1932 $ Million

1933 $

Net Imports Million 1,972 2,041 2,234 1,634 1,345

Exports - - 1,582 . 1,394 1,416 763 612

Total 3,554, 3,435 3,650 2,402 1,91

Excess of Imports - 390 647 818 866 733

II.—Value of the Foreign Trade of China less the Manchuria

Section of that trade, 1929-1933

1929 $ Million 1930 1931 $ Million 1932 1933

Not Imports - Million 1,620 1,723 $ Million 2,002 1,524 $ Million 1,345 S

Exports - - - 1,070 944 9l5 569 612

Total - - 2,690 2,667 2,917 2,093 1,957

Excess'of Imports - 550- 1,087

V hile the first of these tables is of importance in that it is a record of the

theactual

invaluequestion,

of the itforeign

is thetrade

secondcontrolled

table, asbywillthehave NationalbeenGovernment during

gathered, that gives years

truly

comparable

year data onin the

under review which to base

portion investigations

of China now controlled to theby trend of tradeGovernment.

the National during the

From Table II, then, it will be seen that the value of the import trade declined by 179.

million

country dollars

(excludingor approximately

Manchuria) for 11.7 1932;perthatcent,theinexport

comparison with the figures

trade improved for the

by 43 million

•dollars or approximately

million dollars or approximately7.6 per6.5cent.; that and

per cent, the that

totaltheforeign

adversetrade declined

balance by 136in

of trade

merchandise declined by 222 million dollars or approximately

findings are a great improvement On the 24 per cent, decrease in imports and the 23.2 per cent. These38

per

of thecent,country.

decrease in exports recorded for the previous year’s trade for the same, part

 The considerable reduction effective in the1 adverse balance of the merchandise

trade accountports

Manchurian (videformerly above) was unexpectedly

contributed' alrnostopportune

half of theinexport vi^w'oftrade the'fact

Of thethatwhole

the

country. A formidable debit balance remains as usual, however, and how China has

equalised her international account for so many years in face of the deficits shown in

Ahercountry’s

visible trade accountsaccount

international in the being foregoing tablesnot

composed is aonlymatter

of her forvisible

seriousimports

cdnjecture.and

exports of goods for which statistics are available, but'also of her so-called invisible

larger governmental, transactions, a nice balancing of debits and credits is largelythea

imports and exports for which accurate statistics are seldom available except for

matter of estimate in any land. One thing is regarded as certain, however, and that

is that any country showing a deficiency in her account must be prepared to equalise it

by exports

that Chinaofhastreasure. now become In thisan'exporter

connection, attention

instead ofhas an already

importerbeen drawn toFrom

of silver. the fact

the

gradual change exhibited by the statistics in this respect during the period of the trade

depression, it certainly would appear that China is no longer able to continue her

former large purchases of silver and may even be experiencing difficulty in balancing

her international

the metal, but, onaccount the other otherhand,than since by commencing

the combined to expoi

figurest for parttheof next

her export

stocks ofof

treasure in the form of gold and silver during the year under review showed a decline

in value of 35.6 million dollars compared with the figures of the previous year, it

cannot be said that the treasure statistics offer any direct evidence that the country

was

1933 feeling

tlian in the

1932.strain of her ityearly adverse merchandise tradethat balance

theremorehaveduring

other periods in herMoreover, history when is important

speculativetosales remember

of silveralso have caused been

considerable

balances to appear in favour of the outward movements of this metal, and that there

was a strong incentive, to such sales during the year under review. (See Treasure and

Exchange).

Direction of Trade

The following table shows the direction of China’s foreign trade for 1932 and 1933

and

under review. The figures given in this with

her balance of trade in merchandise tableeachare, ofas theusual,countries

the netlisted total for the year

values/that

is to say, they record the sum of the imports less re-exports and the sum of the exports

less re-imports.

The Direction of China’s Foreign Trade

thousands of Standard dollars (000 omitted)

COUHTBY.

Imposts.1933. 1932.Net Export-1933. Excess of

St. $ per cent. St. $ p< it, $ percent. St. $ percent. Imports. Exports.

Australia

Belgium 63, 3 31

.. . 21,343 0.11 18,3,024704 3. 8 7 85, 7 26 1, 7 51 0. 2

0.56 3 1, 4 26 0. 2 4

Luxemburg

British India.. 72,23,273506 28,822 4.71 4

Canada

Cuba

Denmark

Formosa

France Indo-China

French

Germany

Great Britain lb4,9o5 11.31

Hongkong

Italy .. 227,21,5,*51674249 17,4,061241

NetherlandsIndia .

Netherland 12,167

New Zealand

Norway 303

Philippine

Russia and Islands.

Siberia 2L935 5,6,941144

S.8. & F. M . S . " ! 61,992 5,683223

13,

Sweden ..

Switzerland 12^430

U.S.A.

Other Countries . 296*101

65,861 66,571

Total .. 1,634,727 100.00 5,567 100 .C 767,635 100.00 611,828 1 733,739

 A6 CHINA

In previous

interpretation reports

ofbetween it

this tableChina has been

owingandto the customary

intervention to issue a caution

of certain in regard orto dis-

transhipping the

cargoes, tirst in importance among these intervening places being Hongkong, followedof

tributing ports the actual countries of origin and destination

by other transhipment centres, such as the Japanese ports, the Canadian and United

States ports, isRotterdam,

this caution hardly necessary Antwerp, anyand Genoa.

longer, owingIntothethecase of imports,of the

introduction at any

Consularrate,

Invoice

country system

of originandor ofdestination

a standardinstead application

of merelyform the whichportcalls for a declaration

of shipment or discharge. as to

This has being

imports, already the almost

reason, eliminated

for instance,thefordirection-of-trade

the decline from 15.22 difficulty

to only in the3.28casein theof

percentages

1933 respectively. creditedTheto percentages

Hongkong on in respect

the export of inward

side oftradethe fortable

the have

years not1931been and

reduced in the same proportion, at least as regards

Colony can seldom know at the time of ordering exactly how their purchases of Hongkong, as buyers in that

Chinese

Fromproduce will be split itupwill

these explanations andbedistributed

gathered eventually.

that the data given on the import

side of the above table is just about

clear, therefore, that while the British Empire maintainsas reliable as such statistics

its leadingcan place

be made, in and

the itlistis

asas the

an greatest

individualsource of supplies

country in thisforconnection,

China, the followed

United States by Great easily takes Japan

Britain, first placeand

Germanytaken

finally in that

by aorder.

great deal Unfortunately,

of China’s export for theproduce

reasonsremains

alreadyobscure.

given, theAtdirection

the very

outset

colony ofof anHongkong

examination takesinto the figures

one-fifth of thegiven,

whole itexport will trade,

be found and,thatwithoutthe making'

British

any analysis of that colony’s statistics, it is impossible even to state in which direction

(north, south, east, or west) or, in what proportions, the final distribution of cargoes

was made. the

Hongkong, Taking the States, table asJapan,it stands, therefore,

Unitedit Kingdom

is only possible to say tljat

third, and fourthUnited places respectively in theandlisttheof countries of declared took final

first, second,

destina-

tion for Chinese produce.

The next thing to be ofpointed out concerning theManchurian

foregoing portstable for is that

partthe 1932

year. Itinclude

figures followsthethat value the foreign

in comparing the trade

columnsof thefor 1932 and 1933 allowance of that

must be

made for a considerable decrease in the figures

of bothforthe the latter year, on asaccount of the

alesser

slightareageneral

that decrease

they cover in the

in the casecase

of imports, imports

extentandof exports,

the discountontoaccount be madeof

amounting to nearly 18 per cent, for imports and over 20 per cent, for exports.

Consequently

recorded against it will be found

particular that where

countries, these reductions

reductionsinmay the value of statisticsfor are

be accounted or

over-accounted

The improvement for by the

in general-decrease

the import statisticsallowances

for just

Australia mentioned.

was obviously due to the

greater

an increase purchaseof overof 22wheat and dollars;

million wheat flour the from

decrease thatvalue

country, amounting

figures in valuefromto

for arrivals

British India and French Indo-China were almost

rice and paddy; Great Britain sold over 17 million dollars’ worth less of cotton entirely due to reduced imports pieceof

goods to China, and Japan over 37 million dollars’ worth less of the same class of

merchandise,

accounted for; well

while over

the alarge thirddeficit

of theinlatter country’s

America’s import greataccount

loss of maytradebebeing thus

ascribed

principally to a 90 million dollar drop in her sales of raw

in her sales of wheat and wheat flour. Still greater caution is required in connection cotton and a 36 million drop

withthere

but the comparative

is one outstandingstatisticsfactor,recorded

which,forif exports,

borne in formind, the sufficiently

reasons already clarifiesgiven;the

situation in regard to the almost general decreases shown

1933. Risking the reiteration, it must be stated that this factor is the inclusion in the export columnin the for

1932 figures of the statistics for the immense export trade from Manchuria (the

Manchurian

which trade import trade is much less important) for the first half of that year,

country for theamounted

same period; to 42.6so that,

per cent, of the entire

as Manchuria is almostexportthetransactions

only source ofof the the

world’s

the year supply

under of the

review soya bean,

ofManchuria’s the absence

the usual impressive from the

statistics Chinese Customs

for other

beans,agricultureReturnsbean

beancake, during oil,

and, to a lesser degree, former share of

may be taken as the reason for the greater part of the decreases shown in the export a few products,

accounts.

 CHINA

Imports

China’s purchases from abroad cost the country 1,345 million dollars during 1933,.

or 11.7 per cent, less than in 1932 if the value of imports into Manchuria during the

latter year be discounted. These are the factual results of the year’s trading, interpre-

table like most

contraction statistics

of the importintradealmostmayanybeway suitedastosatisfactory

regarded the interpreter.

from the The national

further

tradeitaccount

take pointa ofdecline

to indicate view;init the

maypurchasing

be interpreted

poweras ofunsatisfactory

the country; byit may

those bewhoconsi-

may

dered satisfactory from the point of view of those who wish to

national trade, on the grounds that the decline was proportionately much less than in see a revival in inter-

recent years and thus may be indicative of a slowing-down of the effects of the general

trade

valists depression;

in its simpleror, again,

aspect itasmay be considered

a further example unsatisfactory by the insame

of a veritable decline trade rivi-

international

commerce.

The following

favourable influenceis aoncondensed

the importsummary

section ofof China’s

the factors

tradethat may 1933;

during be saidthetoabsence

have hadof

such

previousSino-Japanese

year;with

the risehostilities as occurred in the important Shanghai area during the

pal countries whichin China

the price of Silver in relation

has'commercial to the currencies

associations, which should of thestimulate

princi-

purchases from abroad provided that China’s purchasing power has not suffered in the

meantimeproduce

Chinese by thebyinverse effect of the

these countries; thedevaluation

enhanced silver

of the exchange

United Stateson purchases

dollar afterof

the

from that country; and the more peaceful conditions ruling in many parts ofpurchases

United States abandoned the gold standard, cheapening the cost of China.

sion Theand unfavourable

seizure of Jehol factors, unfortunately

on behalf in the majority,

of the so-called State ofwere: the Japaneseandinva-

“Manchukuo”, the

resulting tension in North China; political disturbances in the province of Fukien; the

incomplete success of the compaign against the Communists in the province of Kiang-

si, the civil warfare and Communistic upheavals in Szechwan; the Yellow River floods;

the imposition of a generally higher import tariff in China; higher provincial taxation

inandsupport of domestic

the unfair competition industries and Communist-supression

it engendered between honest trade compaigns;

and illegallysmuggling,,

imported

goods;

munerative prices obtainable throughout the year for most exporttheproduce;

the depreciation of certain Chinese provincial currencies; extremelyandunre- the

generally poor economic

unprofitable export trading. state of the country as a result of the past several years of

Imports Direct from Foreign Countries

In thousands of standard dollars (000 omitted)

1931 1932 1933$

St.

St. $ 185,759 St. $ 150,272

Rice 100,298 116,968 115,435

Kerosene 124,261 185,179

Raw cottonoil, liquid fuel, and lubricating oil 279,010 132,625 93,639 97,067

98,152

Metals and ores 136,542 80,753 87,725

Wheat 188,640 139,801 71,255

Cotton goods* ... 75,895 54,260 51,383

Chemicals

Paper ... ... 70,741 72,810 59,480 43,826

Sugar 133,815 40,103 42,026

Dyes and pigments...

Machinery

61,449

67,937 32,221 48,161 40,127 39,181

37,314

Timber 54,039

50,735 34,767 31,724

Wool and cotton unions and woollen goods + 48,173 44,110 54,616 29,699

Flour 97,675 29,644

Tobacco

* Exclusive of raw cotton. t Exclusive of sheep’s wool.

Produce

practical exporters

commerce in Chinatariff

including werebarriers,

up againstperferential

the whole duty

gamutrates,

of theimport

hindrances

quotas,k>

prohibitions, licenses, exchange restrictions, and the uncertain exchange movements of

A8 CHINA

managed currencies; and while these dealers may deem it justifiable enough for the

country they are living in to protect its own industries, it is safe to say that they find

itinternational

distinctly embarrassing

difficulties, thewhen other and

production countries

transportreciprocate.

of export In addition

produce was tointerfer-

these

ed with for a time in North China by the Japanese invasion and in South China by

the

bed troubles

conditioninimprovement

Fukien;thewhile

during whole the provinces Of Szechwan and Kiangsiconditions

were in a showed

distur-

considerable on theyear.whole However,

in comparisoninternalwithtrading

previous years, and this

resulted in better harvests of most agricultural products.

The

offering most general complaint was in connection with the unremUnerative prices

formationforreceived

all but afromfew theexceptional exports,ofaCustoms

Commissioners complaintin well substantiated

the various districts,by and

in-

by the National Tariff Commission’s report on Shanghai market prices. It would

appear that there are still more sellers than buyers in world markets, and that lack of

confidence is still being shown in a general refusal to build up stocks as formerly was

the custom. embarrassing

particularly This led to tradingin the incasesmall parcels on

of seasonal a hand-to-mouth

produce that comes onpolicy, which inis

the market

large quantities at a time.

Exports Direct to Foreign Countries.

In thousands of standard dollars (000 omitted).

1932. 1932*

St. $ St. $ St. $

Raw Silk, cocoons, etc. . .•«*!. 56,420 52,944 57,736

Cotton Yarn ... ... 29,815 25,758 40,007

36,480

Eggs,...and products 44,261 44,241

Tea ... of ... ..., 38,579 38,578 34,210

32,366

Ores, metals, & minerals, & manfg. thereof 21,524 29,227

13,757

27,423 31,920

Skins, hides, and leather 23,161 23,161 30,261

Wood

Raw Cottonoil ... 32,180 32,171 30,229.

Groundnuts, and products of ... 37,493 32,999 23,86.6

Silk piece goods 24,476 24,432 20,789

18,838

tSeeds and seed cake + ... 19,598 •14.387 5,044

Beans, and products of 124,177 . 6,755 5,078

Coal... ... ... ... ... 18,839 4.798 806

Cereals ... ... ... ... 26,646

* Less exportations from Manchurian ports (including Dairen),

•t Exclusive of beancake and groundnut cake.

Shipping ajjd Freight in 1933

In the previous year

the shipping statistics for entrances a decline andof 24.6 million attonsChinese

clearances was registered

ports. This for the total of

substantial

decrease

was due to the effectiveness of the boycott measures against Japanese tradeyear,

in the figures, in place of the increase normally recorded from year to and

shipping, and to the absence of tlie usual statistics for entrances and clearances at

Manchurian

inferred ports

fromManchuria(including

this statement, Dairen)

however,during the

the 1932 latter half of the year. As will be

figures

has to •befortaken account ofduringin making first half statistics

the comparisions of the the

between

didyearinclude

returns

thethis

shipping

andpublished fact

for

1932 and* 1933 respectively. For the year under review, it will be found that entrances

and clearances

in trade betweenaggregated

China and 137.4foreign

million ports,

tons (ofwhile

which96,44L million

milliontons tonsrepresented

were engaged the

domestic carrying

toto Manchurian trade)

ports in as against

1932 be 135.4 million

subtracted from tonsstatistics

the in 1932. for If thethattonnage

year, credited

in order

obtain truly comparable data regarding arrivals and departures at the ports now

included in the Returns, it will be found, that the actual increase in the shipping trade

ofmillion

the country

tons inwa,s 1933.fromIn132.4

eithermillion

case thetons in 1932

increase to the alreadyamounting

is inconsiderable, mentionedaccord-137.4

ing to the last-quoted set of figures, to less than 4 per cent.,

ment'does appear to indicate that China’s importance to the carrying trade is not at but this small improve-

 €IIIXA A9

.any rate decreasing. The “ Flag ” table for the combined foreign and domestic trade

tonnage figures does not show any changes in the positions taken

shipping field: Bfitish-flag vessels took first place as usual with an aggregate of 58.2 by the leaders in the

million tons and a 42.38 per cent, share of the whole tonnage; the Chinese flag easily

retained second place with 37.3 million tons and a 27.12 share; Japan again took third

place withand20.2

tonnage) million

share:tons (a slight

threeincrease of herfollowed

previous year’s aggregate

million tons anda 14.68

the United and

Statesthese

of America leaders

with were

5.4 million tons.by Norway with 5.8

tradeItwith

willforeign

be gathered

countriesfromthatwhatmany has been

stapleswritten

were onin the exportonly

demand section of China’s

at extremely

competitive

than during the prices, although

previous year. shipped in many

As freight chargesinstances

have a inconsiderable

much largerinfluence

quantitieson

landed costs abroad, the “Conference” lines endeavoured to encourage shipments by

reducing the rates of such products as might have had difficulty in getting marketed

“without some” lines

Conference freight-rate

amountedconcessions.

to 188,080 tonsThe astotal shipments

against 156,421 from

tons inShanghai

1932. by all

Other Communications.

Hupeh,ThereHunan,

are now 10,415Anhwei,

Kiangsi, kilometres of highway

Chekiang open to motorkilometres

and Kiangsu,—4,084 traffic in areHonan,

sur-

faced roads and 6,331 kilometres are mud roads. Looking back three or four years

ago, it must be a continual astonishment to realise, for instance, that except for two

small gaps shortly to be closed, it would now be possible to travel by motor-car all the

ofwayHunan,

from Shanghai

or that via by Nanchang

crossing theandYangtzeChangsha neartoWuhu,

distantit Changteh, in the province

would be possible to move

(except for two very short gaps) into the provinces of Honan and Hupeh as far as

Shasi and Laohokow. Progress has been as great in most of the provinces not already

mentioned. On the northern coast-line, such well known places as Weihsien, Chefoo,

Weihaiwei,

southern and Tsingtao

coast-line there isarea road,

now continuous

all connected up for

except by onemotor highways.

estuary, from PakhoiOn theto

the Canton

review; and delta;

startingthefrom

Canton-Swatow

a point about highway was completed

a hundred miles south duringof the

Amoy,yearthere

under is

another coastal road, complete except for a few bridges, that now leads past that port

to Foochow.

In the matter of railways, some very important reconditioning and new con-

structional work is ofintravel

November, allowing progress.by rail The

from Hang-Kiang

Shanghai in Railway

the provincewasof Kiangsu,

completedright in

across the province of Chekiang to YushAn in the province of Kiangsi, a very signifi-

cant

only step

part forward

of a widerin scheme

the country’s lines ofChekiang

to connect communication.

with Hunan Thisviarailroad, however,

the capital city ofis

Kiangsi (Nanchang); the whole line being designated the

Railway. Work on the extension of the Lung-Hai Railway to Shensi and Kansu was Chekiang-Kiangsi-Hunan

also

laid topushed

a pointforward rapidly,

more than and before

half-way between thetheendeastern

of theborder

year oftheShensi

road-bed

and had

Sian,been

the

capital of that province. Of all the railway undertakings, perhaps the most important

isHankow

the work now actively going forward on the closing of the

line, the completion of which will link Canton on the southern coast line last gap on the Canton-

with Peiping in the extreme north of the country. Some three years’ more work will.

ferry servicehowever,

be required, before thisonendOctober

was inaugurated can be22achieved.

of the yearThe under

Nanking-Pukow train-

review, providing

transportation

schedule between across the Yangtze

Shanghai-and Tientsin. for passenger and goods trains running a “through”

Further1 deyelbpments’welb witnessed in the field of commercial aviation. Two

air-mail and passenger services are Operated under the direction of the Ministry of

Communications;

Corporation. the China National AviationatCorporation and theserves

Eurasia Aviation

Valley ports andThethefirstcoastal

of these portscorporations present mainly

from Shanghainorthward to Peiping andthesouthward

Yangtze

to Canton. During the year the planes of this corporation covered 901,873 miles; the

Ya,ngtze

Szechwan Valley

Province;service‘was extended from Chungking to Gh' e ngtu, the capital of

Foochow, Amoy, andand'a

SwaltOWnew’airway service from

was established. TheShanghai

Eurasia toCorporation,

Canton viaasWenchow,

its name

irtlplies, is intended to cbhnbfct Shanghai by air with Eurbpe,’the proposed route being

 A10 CHINA

via Sinkiang province and Russia to a terminus at Berlin. In the meantime, however,

the planes disturbances

the recent go no farther inonSinkiang.

the Europeanactuallyroutenothan

fartherTihwafu (Urumtsi),in and,

than Lanchow, Kansu; duringbut

they also serve the northern provinces eastward from Kansu to Hupeh: these planes-

covered a distance of 347, 608 kilometres during the year ending June 1933.

During the past five years radio circuits have been established with Hongkong,

Macao,

French Philippines,

Indo-China,Netherlands

France, Germany,India, theSwitzerland,

United States and ofSoviet

America (twowhile

Russia, circuits),.

beam

stations have been erected for direct radio communication between Shanghai and

London. This was inaugurated on February 3, 1934.

Treasure and Exchange

Silver-. Abolition of the Tael and Introduction of the Standard DollarEffective

from March 10, 1933, the use of the tael as a monetary unit was abolished by the

Ministry of Finance and replaced by a new Standard Dollar. In recent years, the

tael,value

its nominally a Chinese

throughout the ounce

countryof silver,

accordinghad become

to the exactlargelyweight

a money andoffineness

account,of andtho

silver content originally adopted for it (based on the quality of the silver ingots-

normally

for in local use) in the various provinces districts or towns. Thus in Tientsin,

frominstance,

35.86 to there36.12 were at least

garmmes, andfivewithrecognised taels in varying

a silver content use, varying

again infromweight

35.57

grammes to 35.83 grammes of 992 degrees of fineness; while the Hankow tael weighed

35.94 grammes and had a silver content of 34.76 grammes of 967 degrees of fineness.

The new standard dollar according to data supplied by the Ministry of Finance, has-

acent,

weight

copper.of 26.6971

The new grammes, of whichtherefore,

coin contains, content23.493448

88 per cent, is pureofsilver

grammes pure and

silver,12and,

per

as

silverthe Shanghai tael equals 33.599 grammes of pure silver, it follows that in pure

mintingcontentcharge the standard

of 2.25 per cent,dollar

of thisis latter

equal figure,

to 0.6992305

that is ofto say

a Shanghai

0.0L57327, has tael.to beA

added in order to establish the officially fixed rate of conversion between the Shanghai

tael and

The changethe over

new standard

from varied dollar,

taelsthisto fixed rate beingdollar

an invariable Sh. Tls.

of 0.715 =Standard

strictly maintained $1.

weight

currency,andandfineness was a great

was carried step forward

out smoothly and inwithout

the standardisation

any apparentofinconvenience-

the country’s

atto official institutions,

the National banks, orMint

Government’s the atgeneral public. The new dollars are coined

Shanghai.

The production of new silver during the year was estimated at 163 million ounces-,

asouncesagainst

in 1930:160 mine

millionoutput,

ouncestherefore,

in 1932,would 194 million

appear toounces in 1931keptandat 247about

have been million

the

same

9/16d., low

the level

highest as in the

official previous

quotation year.

for the Ready-silver

year being prices

20jd. on in

MayLondon

1; opened

while in atNew16

York the opening price was U.S. 80.25 1/8 and the closing price U.S. $0.44 3/8. The

depreciation

prices quotedofintheLondon UnitedandStates

New dollar accounts for the difference in the range of

York respectively.

Foreign Exchange:—There was little or no alleviation of the difficult exchange

situation

added to the in list

evidence during which

of countries the yearhave1933: for thetheUnited

deserted States of the

gold standard; America

effectwasof

besides creating panic for a time in the free-gold Continental countries; the world,

America’s action was disturbing to monetary transactions throughout the Silver

Agreement

had concluded

a speculative at theonWorld

influence Monetary

the price of thatandmetal;Economic

cross-rates Conference

were moreinunstable,

London

lyand the numerous

forenforced

some sort as inoftheexchange

previousrestrictions

reinstatement

besetting

year. ofThesilver

Silver the worldandwere

inAgreement,

the monetary the almost as stringent-

subsequent

system, probably clamour

was

responsible

the countries for raising

which the

have exchang

abandoned value of

the that

gold metal in

standard, relation

but, to the

judging currencies

from theof

exchange

years, rates

the inaverageruling for Customs gold units and French francs during the past two

5 per cent, terms ofvalue

goldofduring

the Chinese

1933. silver dollar hasrate

The Shanghai actually depreciated

on London openedbyIs.over 2d.

year. Exchange on New York opened at U.S. #0.19f and closed at U.S. rate

for the new Chinese standard dollar and closed at Is. 3fd., the highest for the

$0.33f, the

highest rate for the year being U.S. $0.34. On Paris, the rate opened at Francs 4.99

 CHINA All

iind closed at Francs 5.46; and on Yokohama, it opened at Yen 0.93j and closed at Yen

1.08f It will be seen that the widest range for the year in any of these exchange

rates was

toeing easilybetween the Standard

understandable with dollar and the depreciated

the London-New United States

York cross-rate openingdollar, this

at U.S.

$3.34 3/16 and closing at U.S. $5.15, after having risen to over U.S. $5.50 to the pound

sterling on several occasions.

The Summing-up

In his summing-up on the conditions of trade in 1933, Mr. MacEwan writes :—

the Two main points

unexpectedly emerged regarding

encouraging nature ofthe the trade of China

statistical during

findings from1933.the One was

national

standpoint for it was shown that, even without the help of the figures for the former

vast outward shipments from Manchuria and the Kwantung Leased Territory, a

reduction

trade during of 222themillion dollarsreview,

year under has beenandeffected

that thein value

the country’s adverseexport

of the nation’s balance of

trade

improved by 43 million dollars in comparison with the figures

for the previous year. The other was that while the survey revealed net results that (excluding Manchuria)

must be regarded as economically satisfactory to the country as a whole, it also dis-

•closed the fact that part of the export trade was conducted along lines that must have

proved unremunerative to the actual producers, and that this aspect of the situation

was having

this second apoint,

somewhat disquieting

however, it would effectseem

on commerce and industry.

well to remember that theWith years regard,

of theto

great depression have been extremely difficult ones for agriculture and for all industrial

undertakings, large or small, long established or newly established, in every land: so

■difficult, indeed, that output has had to be restricted, in some cases by legislative

measures,

speak, andwhole

in the in allfield

countries a “state and

of agriculture of emergency” has hadintomind

industry. Bearing be declared,

then, thatsothe to

-difficulties of the existing economic situation are not peculiar to China, it seems

quite possible that unnecessary alarm has been aroused by the present state of

agricultural

agricultural affairs in this country. Few

communities indeed are thecanmanufacturing concernsmadeof

during the past few years,throughout

and surelythenone worldhavethatescaped laytheclaim lo profits

painful process of

readjusting costs to present selling prices. While the year under review saw a con-

tinuation of industrial expansion in China despite the universally unpropitous

conditions, admittedly it was a critical period for some of the major manufacturing

industries, owingevento the

that thepopulation

prices loss of thefabrications

Manchurian and the Jeholthemarkets, and to the fact

rural of ofthedomestic

country, on account were of thebeyond

poor monetary pursereturns

of the mainly

recently

received by them from their agricultural labours. With the exception of the Jehol-

Manchurian

are situation,paralleled

almost exactly however,bythethoseexperiences

of the restof this

of thecountry,

world asat thehas present

been stated,

time,

and,

is notaslikely

no nation

that thesurpasses

lessons ofthisthecountry

depressionin business

will beacumen

lost toorChinese

power ofindustries

recovery, orit

that these industries will fail to emerge successfully from present adversity to

eventual prosperity. There is evidence in plenty of the determination of some of

the leadingof export

in face the poor products

pricestooffering,

keep theirand,holdwith on the

worldmarkets of the price-indices

commodity world even

beginning to show a rise for minerals, textiles, and

be little doubt about the eventual outcome. Chinese silk, a luxury article duringeven cereals, there should

the

million dollars; cotton yarn, after supplying home needs, is now sold abroad 58to

depression, is still being sold to foreign countries to a value of nearly

a value of 40 million dollars; while, in the agricultural and mining districts, many

products

wool, andsuch almost as tea,

all wood oil, raw cotton,

classifications ores and

of oil seeds, left metals,

the country bristles, hides, skins,

in considerably

Increased quantities

the case of China during 1933.

and that of was Meanwhile,

othera pronounced to complete

countries, Government the parallel drawn between

concerning trade and

protective tariff was industry

imposed on imports feature

into this of ! heintervention

country inyear. stillin stronger

May, Abehind

matters

which

barrier the domestic production of cotton goods, chemicals, dyes, and other com-

modities now subject to a heavy duty handicap on import from abroad, should con-

tinue

Nationalto expand,

EconomicandCouncil, in otherandwayswiththetheGovernment

invited helpcontinued

of expertsitsfrom effortsthethrough

Leaguetheof

Nations, to foster agriculture, sericulture, and the development of domestic manufcc-

 A 12 CHINA

'tareS. The present situation undoubtedly is one of great

not depend on prices so much as on the relationship difficulty,

between costsbut,

and asprices,

profitthere

does-

■successftd

would appear to be no reason why these efforts at reorganisation :should not be*

in placing the uneconomical sections of the country’s trade on a sounder

footing.

Historical

The year 1900 will ever be memorable in the history of China for the

“Boxer” rising. Details of this great social and political upheaval may he

found in preceding volumes of this Directory. The object of the rising, which

was confined to the North,, was the extermination of foreign native Christians

and people known to be associated with foreigners. The Legation Quarter at

Peking was besigned for two months by the Boxer rabble and the Imperial

troops, the occupants being reduced to the verge of starvation. Troops were

poured into China by all the European Powers, America and Japan, and

it was not before 20,000 foreign troops had fought their way to the capital

that the siege was raised. Over 250 Europeans were murdered during the

rising, and it was estimated that over 10,000 natives perished, most of them

being Christians or the kinsmen of Christians.

In November, 1903, occurred the death of the Emperor Kwang Hsu, fol-

lowed a day later by the death of the Empress Dowager Tzu Hsi. This was

unexpected, and there was consequently much suspicion for a time regarding

the cause of the dual demise. The public were soon satisfied, however, that the

deaths were due to perfectly natural causes. Dying childless, the late Em-

peror Kwang Hsu, acting in obedience to “the benign mandate” of the

Empress Dowager Tzu Hsi, designated as he lay dying a son of Prince Ch’un,

his brother, as his successor to the Throne. At the time of his accession the-

new sovereign was barely three years of age, and Prince Ch’un was appointed

to act as Regent during the Sovereign’s minority. The events of the past

ten years had convinced Tzu Hsi, who had been the virtual ruler since 1895,

that the salvation of the country lay in a complete reformation, of the Gov-

ernment. Accordingly, from being a reactionary of the worst type, she

tutional government and took steps to initiate the change. In her valedictory

address she directed that the occupant of the Throne should fulfil the pro-

mises she had made, and the opening of the new reign was marked by a suc-

cession of Reform Edicts giving promise of the fulfilment, at last, of the

long-cherished hopes for the country’s regeneration. Scarcely two years had

passed, however, before the country was swept by a revolution vastly different

in its purpose from the abortive Boxer rising just eleven years previously.

It developed as if Oy magic although, for many years, there had been reform

propaganda in China. In 1895 the Empress Dowager, alarmed by the Em-

peror Kwang-Hsu’s reform proclivities, usurped the Throne, made the Em-

peror virtually a prisoner in his palace, had many of the leading reformers

executed, and put a high price on the heads of all who had escaped out of

the country. But notwithstanding the most rigorous measures which were

enforced to suppress

fully continued. the movement,

If hitherto there the

had propaganda was secretly

been any hesitancy and part

on the success-of

the^ Reformers to adopt the abolition of the Manchu monarchy as a plank in

their platform, it was now overcome, arid a revolutionary campaign was

organised in earnest. An upheaval was expected at the time of the infant

Emperor’s

made accession

to cope with it.to theNothing

Throne,happened,

and extensive

however.military

The preparations

organisers ofwere the

Reformation were not quite ready to attempt the caup

plated, and it is a fact that when at length the Revolution began, de mow they incontem-

Octo-

ber, 1911, it broke out prematurely. It started at Wuchang instead of

at Canton, which had been regarded as the most likely storm centre; earlier

in the year indications of grave discontent had appeared in Canton; the

Tartar-General was shot dead in the streets of the city in April, and in the

same month a body of reformers, assisted by discoritented soldiery, attacked

the Viceroy’s yamen. His Excellency, however, escaped by a back way, and

 CHINA A13

the insurrection was quelled,, largely through the instrumeritality of Admiral

Li, who consequently got. into bad odpur among the revolutionaries- with

the result that in August an attempt was, made oh , his life. A bomb was

thrown at him; three persons Were killed and the Admiral was severely

wounded On October 24th the new Tartar^Geiieral was blown to 'pieces as

he landed at: Canton to take up his hew command. Earlier in the month

there had been a dynamite explosion in the Russiah Concession at Hankow,

and investigation- revealed the existence of an alarming revolutionary plot,

which -the. Viceroy .took prompt measures to frustrate. This was the signal

for the rising. Some of the troops mutiniedj; and the- Viceroy,, as well as

the General in command, fled for their lives from Wuchang. General Li

Yuan-hung, who had been second in commaud of the Imperial troops, with

great reluctance and under threat of instant death. if he. persisted

in refusing, put Himself. , at the head of the 'revolutionary, army,

which rapidly, grew into, many thUusands.' Hanyang, with ' its arsenal

and the, native .city of Hankow were qui^ty gained by the re-

volutionists witfrobt'serious

Yuah-hung informed resistance,

the Foreign Consulsandthatbefore the end

he h'ad of the

become month Liof

President

the Republic of Hupeh. The revolution spread rapidly throughout the

Yangtsze Valley, and extended smith wards as well as westwards to Tibet.

Consternation reigned in Government circles in Peking. The Minister of

War, -General Yin Chang, himself made preparations for an advance on

Hankow, to re-take the cities of which the revolutionary troops had so

easily

success possessed themselves.; Meanwhile

of the Revolutionary movement news

in thewasprovinces.

constantlyWithin

arriving

six ofweeks

the

fourteen out of the eighteen provinces of China had declared their

ence of Manchu rule. Edicts streamed from the throne yielding every demand independ-

in the Revolutionary programme short of the abolition of the monarchy.

In its desperation the Court turned to Yuan Shih-kai, “ the one strong

man, of, China” who had been driven into retirement two years pre-

viously for reasons which are familiar to everyone acquainted with the

history of the Reform movement in China. Yuan showed no eagerness to

take the position of Generalissimo and Viceroy of Hupeh, but. after a month’s

consideration, went to Peking, presumably satisfied that all the authority and

help he required to deal with the situation would he given to the operations.

By Imperial Edict he was appointed Premier Yuan asked for this appoint-

ment to be endorsed hy the National Assembly, and this was done unani-

mously. Meanwhile the advance on: Hankow had been begun, and on October

29th Genera] Yin Chang reported that the native city of Hankow had been

taken by the Imperial army. The Imperialist Commander-inTchief deemed

it necessary to the success of his plans that the entire city should be destroyed

by fire, and consequently some 700,000 persons were rendered homeless. After

aesperate fighting the "'Wu HaO towns” were re taken by the Imperialists.

There was severe fighting also' at Nanking before it capitulated to the Revolu-

tionaries, and became the seat of the Republican Government. After the

Imperialist

tions successatatShanghai

were opened Hankowonthere were 18th

December overtures

betweenforWupeace,

Ting.and

Pang,negotia-

as the

representative of the Revolutionaries, and Tang Shao-yi. as the envoy of the

Imperial Government: but the conference came to an end almost as soon as it

opened, because on behalf of the Revolutionaries the abolition of the monarchy

was insisted upon as the basis of negotiation. This was firmly opposed by

Yuan Shih-kai, but on December ?8th the Throne announced that it was

prepared to leave- the question of the future constitution of China to the

decision of a national convention. That was the position at the end of the

year. Meanwhile Prince Chun had resigned the regency, and by Imperial

Decrees the monarchy had been made a limited monarchy bn British lines.

The Republican convention had elected Sun Yat Sen as President of the

Republican Military Government, and upon his installation at Nanking on

January 1st, 1912, he appointed a Ministry and issued an appeal to the

12

A14 CHINA

Powers to recognise the Republican Government. Terms of abdication were

offered to the Court at Peking, and Yuan, Shih-kai was invited to assume the

position of Provisional President of the Republic. After many Palace con-

ferences a Decree of abdication was issued by the infant Emperor, as having

been respectfully received from her Imperial Majesty the Empress Dowager

Lung Yu. The terms of abdiction provided that the Emporer may retain

the title of Emperor of Ta Ching and shall be treated accordance with the

etiquette which would govern relations with a foreign monarch on Chinese

soil. An annuity of four million taels is payable to him, and His Majesty

was permitted to continue in occupation of the Palaces in the Forbidden City

until the Summer Palace should be ready for him. The nation undertook to

maintain the tombs of the Imperial dead- In due course Dr. Sun Yat-sen

resigned the Presidency in favour of Yuan iShih-kai, who was practically

unanimously appointed by the National Assembly at Nanking. It was ex-

pected of him that he would journey to Nanking to be installed; but after

much discussion this ceremony was performed in Peking. The ambition of

the Republicans was to make Nanking the capital of China, but there was

much opposition to the proposal, and Peking continued to be seat of govern-

ment. Early in 1913 the National Assembly gave place to a Parliament of

two Houses, and after the abortive second revolution, against what was re-

garded as dictatorship by Yuan Shih-kai, the “provisional” Government was

brought to an end by Parliament duly electing Yuan Shih-kai as President

of the Republic for a period of five years, with General Li Yuan-hung as

Vice-President. The year 1913 closed with Parliament suspended, owing to

a mandate by the President cancelling the. seats of over 300 members for

treasonable conspiracy, and, pending a new election, an “Administrative

Conference,” representative of the whole of the provinces, was formed to

consider a number of legislative projects including a revision of the law.

This was succeeded in 1914 by the creation of the Tsan Oheng-Ytsan or

State Council composed of men of official and administrative experience,

mostly, of course, of the old school. The year was notable for the operations

of a notorious robber chief, known as the White Wolfe, who commanded a

large following, and for months terrorised almost the whole of mid-China.

The marauding band traversed several Provinces, plundered cities and laid

waste whole districts. The chief defied all the efforts of the Military for

puite a long time, but was ultimately killed and his followers dispersed.

This was not the only misfortune in that year, for floods greater than had

been known in China for fifty years devastated Kwangtung and took a heavy

toll of life. Similar disasters occurred in the North, causing many deaths

and much damage to property. Though not actively participating in the

European War, China suffered very severely in consequence of the outbreak

of hostilities. Not only was her foreign trade dislocated, but the money

markets of Europe, from which she expected to draw supplies necessary for

administration and for the development of the country, were closed

to her; while a portion of her territory was overrun by the Japanese in

the course ofconsiderably

interfering their militarv

withoperationstrade.against

locala mutiny Tsingtao.

Troubles the Mongols

last-mentioned

with soldiery

the tofactor

addedcaused the

difficulties of the Government, and of the Chinese at

some anxiety for a time. Fortunately, these disturbances were only of a temporary Kalgan

or a local character.

The year 1915 will

the non-acceptance be memorable

by China in China for Demands”

of the “Twenty-one the Japanese ultimatum

presented following

by the Tokyo

Government.

be rememberedChina had,ofofNational

as a day course, toHumiliation.

bow to force These

majeuredemands

and thenot

7thonly

of May was to

embraced

long-outstanding questionsfrom

of the German expulsion fromShantung

the Japanese point ofbased

and others view upon

but fresh claims inJapanese

expanding respect

interests in Fukien and in the Yangtsze Valley.

 CHINA A15-

An unexpected development of the. Revolution was

of the year when an organisation known as the Chou An Huei was formed for themanifested about the middle

purpose of discussing the form of government best adapted to this country. While

claiming only academic interest in the discussion of the question, the Chou An Htii

was unmistakably

allowed inits favour of a reversion lent to monarchy, and tothethefactbelief thatthat

it was

Presidentto was

continue

not wholly propaganda

opposed certainly

to the objectsverisimilitude

for which it stood. the

Curiously enough, the Monarchical movement had, or seemed to have, its inception

in a memorandum written by Professor Goodnow, constitutional advisor to the Pre-

sident,

applied into conditions

which he indiscussed

China.showthe

Thisofrelative

document merits of a Republic

was utilised in suppbitor aofMonarchy

the as

chical movement with some reason, although this result may not haveMonar-

been

anticipated by the Professor when he prepared it. Petitions' followed from high

officials andexpressions

important certain publicpublic bodiesopinion,

throughout the Provinces, to the and these, viewed as

decided that these couldofonly be dealt Withwereby presented

a properly-elected State

organCouncil,

such which

as the

Citizens’ Convention. The elections for this body took place in October, and resulted

in a unanimous vote in favour of inviting Yuan Shih-kai to ascend the Dragon throne of

China. After exhibiting some reluctance Yuan consented to accede to the urgent

appeals

however,which were addressed

was postponed to himto aonsuggestion

in deference the subject. The, Coronation,

from Japan and the,otherceremony,

Allied

Powers that no step should be taken which might give rise to disturbance in China,

though the Government declared its ability to cope with any disorderly elements.

The insurrection which broke out in Yunnan towards the end of 1915 quickly

spread to the adjoining provinces, and this led in time to the formation of a confedera-

tion headquarters at Canton. Even though the coronation was postponed and later

the monarchical movement

Revolutionists. Lack of money was afflicted

cancelled,both theseparties,

concessions failedtheto Southerners,

but chiefly satisfy the

who, otherwise, might have achieved greater success. By

had been reached. However, the tension was relieved when on June 5th, 1916, Yuan April and May a deadlock

Shih-

kai died inPresident

becoming his palace,anda broken-hearted man. Peace

assuring the resumption was restored

of republican by Li Yuan-hung

institutions. Though

the Revolution

fighting did notceased

end in with dramatictillsuddenness

Kwangtung several months on thelater,death

rival ofgenerals

Yuan Shih-kai,

contend

ing for Cahton and the power which its possession conferred in negotiating with the

Central Government.

Parliament, which was reconstituted, in August, failed to accomplish anything.

Its policy was

nominations for obstructive rather than

Minister of Foreign Affairs,constructive,

actions similar ft declined to approve

to those which forcedofYuan

two

Shih-kai forto some

debated suppress

time,theand,National

finally, Assembly.

Feng Kuo-chang The was

election

elected.of Vice-President was

The struggle between Parliament and Premier continued in 1917 and even the

advent of effect.

soothing the veteran

AgainstWu Ting-fang

the most asstrenuous

Ministeropposition,

for Foreignthe Affairs failed to have

Government, any

however,

made progress in its policy of acting with America against German shomariiysm, and

on

the February 9th a Noteonwas1stdispatched

measures proclaimed F'ebruary toby the thatBerlin GovernmentNeedless

Government. protesting against

to say, the

reply was of the usual evasive character and did not touch the points

some weeks later did China finally break off diplomatic relations with Germany, a step at issue. Not till

which involved a lively dispute between the President and the Premier Tuan Chi-jui.

The former was inclined to object to too precipitate action by the Cabinet arid it was

even said that he insisted Upon his constitutional rights to declare war and make peace.

Asthe result of the disagreement Tuan Chi-jui immediately left the capital for Tientsin

and remained there for two days, during which the President evidently discovered that

he had made a mistake and dispatched influential delegates to persuade the Premier to

return. Having secured certain guarantees, Tuan did return, and a conference of

conciliation took place when differences were settled, for the time at least. On March

10th the Cabinet appeared before both Houses of Parliament and, after prolonged

discussion, each voted its support to the Government, and on March 14th diplomatic

relations were definitely broken off, passports being handed at noon to the German

Minister. Some bargaining between China and the Entente followed, the Chinese

*12

Al6 CHINA

Governraent underbaking only the supply of primary material and assistance in respect

ofChi-jui,

labour,tothough later tothere

send troops the was a desire

Western manifested, especially on the part of Tuan

front.

As the year advanced events moved very rapidly. The bitterness between Premier

and

tionallyParliament

in respect became

of theintensified.

rupture with TheGermany

former was accusedmembers

and several of actingof hisunconstitu-

Cabinet

resigned. Meanwhile Parliament had drafted a constitution which did not commend

endeavoured to carry on with a reduced cabinet but a crisis was precipitatedChi-jui

itself to conservative opinion outside and, in particular, military opinion. Tuan when

President Licourse

courageous Yuan-hung

being felt Ting-fang,

Wu bold enoughwhoto dismiss the Premier,

countersigned the his assistant

mandate. Wang inShih-

this

cheng was temporarily appointed Prime Minister,

At thisinstage

assembling the Northern

conference in TientsinTuchuns took a regarded

was rightly hand in the as political

a threatgame, and their

to Parliament.

President Li ofYuan-hung

responsibity forming afound it impossible to induce a suitable man to undertake the

Cabinet.

Now came a curious development. Chang Hsun, who had held a dominating posi-

tion with his pigtailed warriors astride the Tsinpu Kailway, was for some extraordinary

combination of reasons invited to assume the unnatural role of mediator. He

appeared willing enough to undertake this duty, but he declined to move till the

President

tioned issued a Inmandate

capacity. invitinghe him

due course set outto for

comethetocapital,

Peking accompanied

and act in theby aforemen-

some live

thousand of his hairy warriors, but breaking his

tion with the military leaders assembled at that port. Li Ching-shi, iourney at Tientsin he had athe consulta-

newly

appointed Premier, travelled with Chang Hsun to Peking. Prior to the arrival

ofwouldthe not

mediator

dissolve Parliament, and to another hinting that he might have recourse he

the President had shown much vacillation, to one declaring that to

tion over thestep

this drastic in order

arrival to saveHsun’s

of Chang the country.

warriors,Peking, too, was inreputation

whose barbaric a state ofwas consterna-

kept in

the

torn liveliest

between recollection

two opinions, by the peace-loving citizens. For a time the President was

tion that he sought, for whileand Dr. even his advisers

Morrison, the BritishdidAdviser,not afford him with

pleaded the consola-

him for

the maintenance

Ariga, the Japanese of constitutionalism

Adviser, argued that and the as preservation

Parliament had of Parliament,

been illegally Dr.

constituted there was legal basis for the President

not justified its existence. However, Chang Hsun forced a decision. He presented to dissolve it, since it had

what was virtually an ultimatum to the President, embracing the retention of the

President,

the the dissolution

dissolution of Parliament,

of Provincial the establishment

assemblies, etc. He declared of a responsible

that unlessParliament,these

demands were acceded to he would not be

Dr. Wu Ting-fang and other constitutionalists endeavoured to resist responsible for what would happen.the

asapressure being brought

demanded by Chang to bear

Hsun,uponthethemandate

President,was but without

mandate, by the way, which Wu Ting-fang refused, to counter-sign. As was issued avail, and on

dissolving June 13th,

Parliament—

toof betheexpected,

President’s the Southern

weak action, Provinces were not slow came

and denunciations in indicating

from Yunnan, theirKwangtung,

disapproval

Kwangsi,

military and Szechuan.

action matters At

and the Northern one time it

Tuchunslooked as if

prepared the Sou thernPro vinces would initiate

orJuly

three1st, weeks

when the peoplewere in a state

of China of drift,

were electrified afordramatic

butto learn resistance.

that inclimax

For thereached

the earlywashours

next two

of thaton

morning the young Manchu Emperor had been enthroned at the behest of the all-

powerful Chang

the Hsun. Imperial edictsthecountersigned by Chang Hsun weretheissued in

mentname of the Emperor

of Councillors and proclaiming

Ministers, promising re-establishment

the remission of theofdynasty,

taxes, etc., etc. appoint-His

high-handed

time united the nation. Tuan Chi-jui immediately placed himself at the head of thea

action roused the alarm of all the other military leaders and, in fact for

military

were marching movement uponagainst

Peiping.Chang TheHsun, and within

Dictator’s forces amadefew days troops

a feeble from allto directions

attempt resist the

advance from Tientsin and retired in disorder upon the Temple of Heaven. Though

surrounded, Chang Hsun declined to surrender. All attempts

on the morning of 12tb July the farcical battle of Peking was fought. The total mili- to compromise failed and

tary

killedcasual ities were

or injured was estimated

greater. Changat aboutHsun forty,escaped

but, offrom course, the number

the Imperial city ofin civilians

a motor

 CHINA A1.7

ear and found an asylum in the Dutch Legation, where he remained interned as a

ipolitical refugee for more than a year, being then pardoned.

Tuan Chi-jui, hailed as the saviour of the country, reorganised the Government,

whichdepriving

thus once morehisbecame republican

opponents of theirin name

stock and pledgedthat

argument to republican institutions,

he was anti-republican.

President Li, after his many mistakes, resigned from the

Vice-President Feng Kuo-chang came from Nanking.and assumed office as acting Presidency, and, in due course,

Presi-

dent. When it became known that the Government declined to reconvoke Parliament,

the Kuomingtang leaders moved to Canton and formed

formally declared war on Germany. In November, the Tuchuns of Kiangsi, Kiangsua so-called parliament, which

and Hupeh memorialised

a settlement with the South. the President in favour

As these leaders wereof under

the reconvocation

the control ofofFeng

Parliament and

Kuo-chang

himself it became obvious that the President was intriguing against the Premier, who

promptly resigned, then reconsidered his decision at the request of the President, and

.aresigned

successor,again,

but this time finally.

ultimately Wang The Presidentwasfound

Shih-cheng thattoit become

induced was notPremier

easy to and

obtainto

form a Cabinet. Feng Kuo-chang’s ideas on the subject of compromise with the South

did not commend themselves to the Northern Tuchuns, who took the bit between their

teeth and declared that they would carry on the war themselves, a course which com-

pelled the President to identify himself with them and to make their action official.

.areasThe yearnorth

in the 1917 was also noteworthy

of China for the disastrous

and caused widespread misery floods which devastated

and distress. huge

In Chihli alone

three million people were in receipt of relief. Another important event was the decision

•of the Powers to sanction the revision of China’s import tariff, the details of which were

negotiated by commissioners representing the Entente, neutral countries and China, and

-completed the following year.

1918 opened with an abortive attempt by President Feng Kuo-chang to bring

aboutSoutherners

the peace by mandate.

did not acceptHe orderedthe theolivecessation

branch,of and hostilities.

by theUnfortunately,

spring had

advanced their armies almost to Hankow

chuan. Tuan Chi-jui was brought back to the Premiership, moneyand had obtained controlwasalsoborrowed

of Sze-

■esuch

xtravagantly and recklessly, and the campaign against the

vigour that Yochow and Changsha were recovered and the Government troops South was resumed with

reached almost to the borders of Kwangtung. Then the rot set in. For several reasons

the offensive was not maintained. Perhaps the real explanation was the intriguing of

the President

ing thewith

during commander, the South.

summer. Whatever

The great thethe

actual cause, there Then

was little orYu-hsiang,

no fight-

a northern perturbed theheat was

military official

authorities excuse.

in Peking by Feng

his independent

attitude onto the

proceeded Yangtsze.to achieve

the “front” Havingmerit.

been stripped of his honours,

Soonmemorialised

afterwards he General

WuGovernment

Pei-fu, repentedTsaoand

Kun’s lieutenant, developed into a pacifist. He

-of peace. He was repudiated by his superior, but it was felt that he had the supportthe in favour

■of President Feng Kuo-chang. Matters drifted for some months until the assembly of

Parliament—called

and two months later the “Tuchuns’” or “Bogus”unanimously

this body practically Parliament—inelectedPeking in August,

Hsu Shih-chang

President, than whom it was believed no one was

country. His labours, however, towards reconcilation did not prove to be verybetter suited to reunite the

•successful,

the northernalthough foreign advice assisted the President, inasmuch as it alarmed

to take chargeTuchuns,

of affairs.who ThelookedPeiping

at oneGovernment

time as ifandtheythewere CantonagainMilitary

going

-Government

peace. 1919 isagreed to meet

the history of theinfailure

conference, in Shanghai,eachto side

of this conference, arrange

alleginga basis for

that the

other was insincere.

During 1918 a Bolshevik threat emanated from Siberia, but it was met by Allied

Intervention. Japan furnished a considerable proportion of the troops and found it

to China. to take military measures in Manchuria which were not altogether pleasing

necessary

A very serious famine, involving some thirty million people in suffering occurred

inowing

the North—principally

to drought and theinconsequent

the provinces of Honan

failure of the Shantung,

crops. ForandtheChihli—in

relief of 1920

the

■distress thus caused, a surtax of ten per cent, on Customs Import duties was agreed to

by the-Powers for the period of twelve months and this took effect in 1821. This

A18 CHINA

famine

initiated also brought into existence international famine reliefMuch committees workwho'

connectionconstructive

with conservancy schemeswasfordone

the byrelief

thisofmeans.

the sufferers.

^Che American lied goodCross wasin

also active. Its report dated June 30th, 1921, shewed that under its auspices 9135 rniles

ofmaintained

road hadtheir beenworklaidthroughout

out and 6481921,miles

whencompleted. Most ofbythese

China was visited floods.organisations

1

Upon the overthrow of the Kwangsi party by the Cantonese party in Kwang*

tung towardsof peace

restoration the endandofthe1920,unification

the Presidentof the’ issued

country.a mandate proclaiming

This mandate, the

however,,

was repudiated by Sun Yat-sen, Wu Ting-fang and

tutional party, who proceeded to Canton, where they re-established the Military other leaders of the Consti-

atGovernment

Canton “and in the ofearly

President part although

China,” of 1921, Dr. Sun was

at that timeelected by his followers

his authority did not

extend beyond the province of Kwangtung. Later in the year a successful expedition

was

military forces supporting the Constitutionalist cause in South China—andof the

launched against General Lok Wing-ting—formerly the chief commander hi&

followers, who weretheobliged

Dr. Sun, towards end ofto the

relinquish their holda compaign

year initiated on Kwangsi.for theEncouraged

conquestbyofthis. the

North. This much advertised “punitive,” expedition, however, beyond embroiling

Kiangsi in internecine warfare during the summer of 1922, never got within a

thousand

relations miles ofhisPeking. Dr.lieutenant

Sun gradually declined inChiung-ming,

influence, andthein Military 1922 his

Governor ofwithKwangtung principal

Province, steadilyGeneralcooled untilChenthe latter, exasperated by Sun

Yat-sen’sonfollies (hiscaused

militaryhisagreementfromwith Chang in aTso-lin being the most noteworthy)

inturned

June, 1922.him and General Chen’sflight

ascendancy, Canton however, British

was warship

short-lived. (H.M.S,

With the Moorhen)

aid of

Kwangsi

Spring and Yunnanese forces, Sun Yat-sen regained control of the Province in the

Weichow,of 1923, whence, andhowever,

forced hishe former lieutenant

was unable to withdraw

to dislodge him, toFrom his native

time tocitytime,of

reports were circulated that the city had been taken but these proved to be false, and

towards

Sun’sboth the end

regime had ofbecome

the year Chen’s troops

unpopular with allitswere threatening

classes in needs.

CantonCanton.

owing Into the

the meantime

conscrip-

tion

Naval force assembled in the Canton River in consequence of a threat by Dr.an Sun

of labour and of wealth to meet military In December Alliedto

seize the Customs revenue of Kwangtung so that it should not be used to finance

Northern

made by the operations against him.of This

Inspector-General Customsdifficulty

that solved

there itself

was noby surplus

the announcement

revenue to-

dispose of. Dr. Sun remained in control of Canton until October, 1924, when the

Merchants

a serious armed conflict in the streets of the City and to the destruction by fireledoftoa

' V olunteers’ revolt against extortionate taxation and confiscation

large

at greaterportion

lengthof the business

in the Cantonsection

sectioninofthethiswestern

volume.suburb The ofwarSaikwan,

betweenasWu described

Pei-fu

and Chang Tso-lin in the north provided Sun

a region where he was beset by constantly increasing embarrassments. with a welcome pretext for leaving

forces,Important

under political

Chang changes

Tso-lin, took placePeking in theand,North duringfighting

1920, the Chihilto

flight the leaders of the Anfumarching

party whoon were directingafter

the, some

Government. putting This step

was

1921 followed

in the by the

upper reconstruction

Yangtsze region, of the Cabinet.

arising out of a Hostilitiesindependence

provincial took place throughout

movement

in the province of Hunan that extended to the province of Hupeh. A Northern force,

under General Wu Pei-fu, was despatched to Hupeh and drove out the invaders whose

territory,

the warfare in turn,

muchwasdamage

threatened,

was unless

done totheyforeignabandoned their atattitude

property Ichang,of revolt.

and it was In

necessary

winter for foreign

months of warships there

1921-1922 to intervene

was actively

much for its trouble

political protection. in Duringboth

Peking, the

the Manchurian Tuchun, General Chang Tso-lin, and Wu Pei-fu dictating to the

Government

was made Premiere what it onshould do. Affairs

Christmas Day, worked 1921, andup toWua Pei-fu

crisis when

becameLiang Shih-yi

exceedingly

wrathful with the new Administration. Chang Tso-lin replied to Wu Pei-fu’s threats

against Peking by moving his troops inside the Great Wall and distributing them

along the Peking-Mukden Railway

occurredandononfor a 28th,

short 1922.

distance

The down the Tientsin-

inPukowthe Railway.

neighbourhood The climax

of Machang, April

the Tientsin-Pukow rival forces

line, collided

and instantly

 CHINA A19

hostilities

Changsintien, 18 miles below Peking. The fighting only lasted a week, Wu Pei-fu’sto

commenced on a hundred-mile front which stretched from Machang

men

stand routing the Pengtien

in the vicinity troops completely.

of Shan-hai-kwan, but finallyChangretiredTso-lin

with afterwards

the remnantmade of hisa

army in his Manchurian

Three Eastern Provinces. fastnesses and succeeded in regaining his influence over the

The war had the effect of changing the political outlook completely. The return

toJune

Constitutionalism

11th, 1922, onandwas Liheralded.

Yuan-hung Hsu Shih-chang retiredfollowing

from the day Presidency on

.acting President, receiving definite was persuaded

assurances from thethe military powers tothatbecome

they

would

reformssupport

includedhisthedemands for “sweeping

disbandment of superfluous reforms”

troopsin and

the “anChinese

absoluteArmy.

abolition Theseof

the Tuchunate system” as the “ key to a thorough organisation of the country’s

finances.” A great effort was made to secure the return

who were dismissed in 1917 and a date was fixed—August 1st—for the reconvocation to Peking of all the M.Ps.

•of Parliament. The President soon had Occasion to complain that the war lords had

totally ignored their pledges to himself and the country. Twice, at least, he declared

publicly that ofheprovincial

appointment would notofficials

submit and

to their dictation,

brought aboutwhich manifestedofitself

the resignation over the

two Cabinets

as a protest. Yet, despite his brave words, Li Yuan Hung submitted. Finally, in

June,

claiming1923,to hebe fled from Peking,

President. to themonths

For some BritishafterConcession

that the atCabinet

Tientsin,,continued

though still the

administration, until on October 5th Marshal Tsao Kun was elected Chief Executive

by an overwhelming majority of the Electoral College, the necessary quorum being

obtained, it is said, by bribery. At the same time the New Constitution was com-

pleted andand

Chekiang approved.

Kiangsu,Inwhich September,

led to the 1924,long-impending

a war broke Outconflict between the provinces

between Wu Pei-fuof

and Chang Tso-lin, who entered the lists for the ostensible purpose of supporting the

claims inof which

kwan, their respective

the forcespartisans.

of Wu Pei-fuA verywere sanguinary

badly defeated battleowing

was tofought at Shanhai-of

the defection

army, which had been assigned to prevent Chang’s march on the capital by ofwayWu’sof

Feng Yu-hsiang, “the Christian General,” who commanded a large portion

Jehol. Instead of proceeding to Jehol, Feng waited until Wu had left Peking for the

ront

that and then turned

his and

action back inandconcert

seized the capital, Tso-lin withoutandresistance, announcing

military civilwas taken

leaders and was dictatedwithby Changa desire to end the a number

war, ChangofTso-linother

speedily

vicinity. pushed

The Cabineton to atTientsin

Pekingand easily became

immediately resignedmaster of the

en bloc andsituation in that

Feng appointed

another

ex Emperor to take

fromitstheplage.

SummerWithinPalace,a few

tookdays of this change

possession, he evicted

of the whole of thetheForbidden

Manchu

l City, and repudiated

condemned by Tuan the Abdication

Chi-jui, who had agreement.

been designated Thisasaction,

the however, Chief

provisional was strongly

Execu-

tive at theclasses

governing invitation of Chang

of China, includingTso-lin with arid

Wu Pei-fu the Sun

approval

Yat-sen,of pending

the majority of the

the establish-

ment of a newmovements

ex-Emperor’s form of constitutional government

being withdrawn, he soughtTheandrestrictions

obtained placedsanctuary uponin the

the

Japanese Legation.

China and

Kiaochow unsuccessfully

Germany’sappealed to theinParis

other rights Conference

Shantung, claimedin 1919 to restore

by Japan underto herthe

Sino-Japanese Treaty of 1915. By way of protest, the Chinese delegates refused to

k' sign the Peace Treaty with Germany, and a boycott

by the students in China. The appeal was renewed in 1921 at the Washington of Japanese goods was organised

Conference, the outcome of which was the Shantung Treaty whereby the former

* German-leased isTerritory of Kiaochow description,

was restoredare: to China. Other points in the

totreaty,

Chinawhich

all public of aproperties,

comprehensive

including land, buildings,

in Kiaochow, whether formerly possessed by the German authorities or purchased

Japan

works undertook

or to transfer

establishments,

. or constructed by Japan, with certain exceptions Japan undertook to withdraw her

troops on,the Tsingtao-Tsinan Railway; Japan undertook to transfer to China the

Tsingtao-Tsinan Railway and its branches, “ together with all other properties

appurtenant

the at thereto,”, onFangtze,

receivingandpayment from China; Japan undertook to transfer

wouldminesbe shared Tsechwan,

in equal proportionsChinlingchen

by Japanese to aand

company in which

Chinese. The the capital

Shantung

A20 CHINA

Commission,

Washington to give effect

Conference. to these

Itof met provisions,

at the Ministry was ofconvened

ForeignandatAffairs,

the conclusion Dr.ofC.'the-

Peking,Obata, T.

Wang

Minister of Japan to China, being the chairman of the Japanese Commissioners. the-A

being the chairman the Chinese Commissioners, Mr. Yukio

settlement was reached early in December, the terms of which will be found in the

Treaty section of this volume.

Other results of the Washington Conference which, have a special bearing on

China werethethewithdrawal

regarding Nine-Power Treaty, Postal

of foreign the Chinese^

agenciesTariff Creaty, and the resolution

in China.

Empire, The China,

Nine-Power

France,Treaty, signed the

Italy, Japan, by Netherlands,

the United and States, Belgium,

Portugal, was the Britishto

intended

give

the rightseffectand

to “interests

a policy ofdesigned

China, and to stabilise

to promote conditions in thebetween

intercourse Far East,China

to safeguard

and the

other Powers upon the basis of equality of opportunity.” Briefly,-the covenant seeks

to end for all time the pursuit by interested Powers of “spheres of influence” and

reaffirms theof Hay principle of the Open Door and part,

equalagreed

opportunity for the trade and

ofcommerce

her Territory thetoworld in China.

any foreign Power,China, on her

A clause to which thenotChinese

to alienate

attachanymuchpart

significance

treaties and isagreements

that whichbetweenprovidesChina for theandregistration

the otherandPowersconsequent

and allpublicity

contractsofand all

agreements

countries. between China and private individuals and corporations of foreign

The Tariff Treaty was the result of a resolution passed by the Powers participating

inthatthetheWashington

rates shall Conference

be equivalentauthorising

to 5 per cent, the effective,

revision asof provided

China’s import

for in thetariff, “ so-

several

commercial Treaties to which China is a party.” Certain concessions were also made

by the Powers with the object of helping China to meet the conditions contained in

international

China, concluded agreements, notably the

in 1902, providing Mackay

for the Treaty

abolition betweenimposts

of interior Great known

Britainunder and

the

2£ per generic

cent,name of likin.

on such luxuriesThese “ asconcessions were a 2^increase

can bear a greater per cent,without

surtax unduly

and animped-

extra

ing

Februarytrade.”following.

In December, 1928, a new tariff was published to come into force in the

All foreign Postal Agencies in China have beep withdrawn on the understanding

that an efficient Chinese postal service is _ maintained and that the Chinese

Government

somentfar came dostatus

as theinto not contemplate foreignanyco-Director-General

of onthe January change in the present Postal Administration

is concerned. This arrange-

force

closed and withdrawn by December 1st, 1922. 1st, 1923. All the British Postal Agencies were-

During the past few years the country has been in a state of disorder unparalleled

inChang

its previous

Tso-lin inhistory and ofit 1928

the spring is onlythatwith

anythemeasure

victoryof ofunification

the Southern underarmies over

a central

Government has been achieved. In the South the ascendancy of the Kuomintang

Party

which was

was signalised by theuntil

nottheterminated declaration

October, of1926.

an anti-imperialist

Inathe North andthereanti-British

was constant boycott:

war-

ringinbetween

ed Canton and military

in 1926 anleaders.

expedition In July,

to the1925,

North Nationalist

was organised Government

in order “was form-

to unify”

the Country and to bring it under Nationalist control. This expedition met with

remarkable

the year thesuccess.

Wuhan The forces

were Ofcaptured

Wu Pei-fu andwere defeated and towards newthecapital

close ofof

the Nationalist Party.citiesThreatened by a mob, Wuchang

urged to declared

excesses by theBolshevist agita-

tors, the British in order to avoid bloodshed withdrew from

and left it in control of a Nationalist committee of administration. During 1927 the the Hankow concession

Northern

Kuomintang expedition

Party. intended

Owing “to

the unify”

toclaiming the country

dissensions, rivalthe only Succeeded

governments were inestablished

dividing theat

Nanking and Hankow, both to represent

the decision of Nanking to oust Bolshevik influence the Hankow Government Nationalist cause.' Followingdis-

appeared. The Nanking section extended its authority to Shanghai and conHhued

intermittent

supreme effortwarfare with the made

was eventually North,inbut thenoearly

decision

part ofwas

1928,reached

and underfor aleadership

long time ofa

Chiang Kai-shek

Tsinan. It provedtheonlyNorth was invaded.

a temporary A clash

set-back, occuri-ed

and very soonwith JapaneseChang

afterwards troopsTso-at-

 CHINA A21

lin

blownretired to

up bytroops Manchuria.

a mineentered Just

on onePeiping before reaching

of the bridges,resistance Mukden the

and he himselfthedied Dictator^

of wounds.train was

The

Nationalist

transferred to Nanking; Meanwhile withoutChang Tso-lin’s sonand capital

established of China gov-

a separate was

-ernment for Manchuria, but opened negotiations with the Nationalists, hostilities

being suspended. A movement to oust Chang Hsueh Liang, Chang Tso-lin’s son from

the Manchurian

brains government,

of the North,” was nippedexecuted.

being summarily in the bud,Meanwhile

its instigator Yang Yu-ting,

the Nanking “the

government

formulated an united policy in which treaty revision and abolition of extraterritoriality

figured prominently. In the autumn of 1928, conditions had so far improved that

Chiang Kai-shek

Nationalist flag waswasformally

proclaimed President

recognised by theof the Republic, and first

Northerners—the earlydemonstration

in 1929 the

of National unity China has seen for .many years.

An important event at the end of 1928 was the signing of a Tariff Autonomy

treaty

the between ofGreat

abrogation Britain andofChina

all provisions in which

existing treaties“ His

whichBritannic

limit theMajesty

right ofagrees

China toto

Impose tonnage dues at such rate as she may think tit.” The political union painfully

acquired

and in 1928 ofdidtheriotpowerful

last long. “ Kwangsi

Li Tsung-jen, theeffected

militarya coup

Governor ofagainstHankow,

civil aGovernment,

member which he proclaimed to beclique,”

Bolshevist. Marshald'etat

Li Tsai hsin,thea

member of the same party, and Governor of Kwangtung, who went to Nanking to

attend the

Chiang annual This

Kai-shek. Koumintang

was a signal Conference,

for a generalwas summarily

conflagrationseizedand and imprisoned

it was by

at one time

suggested that all the Northern war lords were uniting against Nanking. Canton

■dand

eclared for the National Government, but a curious alliance of

Chang Fat-fui, leader of the semi-Bed Ironsides, marched on the Southern city. the K wangsi militarists

Help was sent from Nanking and the attack was beaten off, largely thanks to a

squadron of twenty aeroplanes. The Nqrtbern War Lords held aloof and Nanking

■dtriumphed.

isbanding ofThe mainand

troops, cause

theofdefeat

the war \tasresisting

of the probablywarNanking’s

lords wasproposals for general

a big victory for the

central Government. On June 1st, amid an amazing display of funeral pageantry,

the state funeral of Dr: Sim YaLseh took place at Nanking. The vast mausoleum of

the Father of the Bepublic is designed on the lines of the national shrine.

and The Fengyear 1930 sawagainst

Yu-hsiang the open revolt ofChang

Nanking. Yen Hsi-shan,

Hseuh-liang, the model tuchunGovernor

the young of Shansiof

Manchuria

decisive victory.decided, however, to support Nanking and again Chiang Kai-shek won a

Good relations were maintained with foreign powers,

was formally handed over by Great Britain to China. Negotiations for the modifica-and in October Wei Hai Wei

tions but

year, of “extrality

no decisions” between

were made. Chinese and the Powers were in progress during the

In the early part of 1931 it was hoped that peace would be arranged between

Nanking

dislodge and the fromKwangsi rnilitarists,

The causewho of for twoandyears had defiedgovernment

all attemptswas,to

however, them to receive aNanning.

serious set-back. A grave unitycrisis, centralised

which may permanently effect

the course of Chinese history occurred on April, when Chen Tsai Tong, the Gommander-

in-Chief

governor in Canton, effected a coupof Chiang

d’etat, deposing Chen-Ming-Shu, withthe theprovincial

Party, theandIronsides

a faithful andsupporter

the Northern Kai Shek.

rebels, under Yen An alliance

Hsi Shan and Kwangsi

Feng Yu

Hsiang was concluded, and a rival “National Government” was set up at Canton. The

(Ostensible reason for the coup was a protest against Chiang Kai Shek’s arrest apd

ofdetention

intensiveof violence,

the veteran Kuomintang

demanding leader, Hu Han

the resignation of theMin, and a propaganda

President was prosecuted.compaign

Conditions in 1933.

The year opened to_a Sipo-Japanese clash of arms at Shanhaikwan, followed by an

abrupt Japanese invasion of Jehol and the speedy addition of the whole of that pro-

vince

year to the also

closed; territories

in angrycontrolled

fashion,thebywiththeserious

so-called State of “ Manchukuo ” ; while the

of Fukien. In between times Yellow Biverpolitical

added disturbances

to its sinisterinreputation

the province

by

causing floods of great magnitude in :Honan and Shantung, besides arousing fears that

at was about to change its channel entirely; civil warfare on a large scale, greatly

A22 CHINA

aggravated by communistic upheavals, continued to be waged in the province of Sze-

chwan; and, in Kiangsi, General Chiang Kai Shek was fully occupied for most of the

time with endeavours to suppress Communism. In certain respects, however, internal

conditions showed improvement, so that harvests, which were again excellent, could

be reaped

parts of theandcountry;

marketed

and,with a greater

owing degree of security

to the successful (if with little ofprofit)

anti-“ Redcampaign 1932,intrading:

many

was again possible in large areas of Honan and Hupeh that had been for so long a

period closed to almost all movement of goods. In spite of every obstacle, Govern-

ment

duringmeasures

the year for

withthean pacification and rehabilitation

impressive scale and, by virtueof ofthethe

country wereadvantages

strategic conducted

gained and the consolidation of positions held, should produce notable

while never before has so much time and thought been expended, by the National results in 1934;

Economic

industrial Council

welfare and other

of the and Government

nation organs, on considerations affecting the

against present difficulties futureandemergencies.

the strengthening of its economic; structure

The Maritime

amounted CustomsChinese

revenuestandard

collection for the year, including surtaxes,,

the previousto year

339.5bymillion

27.5 million dollars, anddollars. Thisvery

approaches sum closely

exceeds tothethefigure for

record

collection of 1931 if the revenue levied at Manchurian ports during that year be dis-

counted for purposes of comparison.

DIRECTORY

LEGATIONS

Belgium

Peiping;—Teleph.

Legation1452Street,

(East);East

CableEnd,

Ad: Conseiller d’Ambassade—H. Hoppenot

Beige Secretaire d’Ambassade de Deuxieme

Minister—Baron Jules Guillaume Classe—M. Chayet

Secretaire

Classe—M-d’Ambassade

Baudet de Troisieme

Bbazil—Wagon-Lits Hotel, Peiping; Secretaire

Teleph. 450 (East)

Envoy Extraordinary Classe—M. Roger R. dudeGardier

d’Ambassade Troisieme

Plenip.—H. E. SenhorandPedroMinister

Leao Consul-Adjoint—L. Colin

Velloso Secretaire Interprete de Premiere

Secretary—Mauro de Freitas Classe—D. Rhein (absent)

ft* Secretaire Interprete de Deuxieme

Ta tan ko ch’in ch’ai ya men Classe Archwiste—J. P. Dubose

Denmark—2, Rue Hart, Peiping Secretaire

Classe—L. Interprete de Deuxieme

Jankeffivitch

Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Secretaire Interprete de Ti-oisffime-

Plenipotentiary^—Oscar

Counsellor of Legation de Oxholm

& Consul-at Classe, Charge de la Chancel lerie—

General—Ove Limn (residence Lebocq de Feularde

Shanghai) Secretaire Interprete de Troisieme

Consul Attached to Legation — J. Classe—P. E. Gilbert

Holmberg Consul General, Attach^ Commercial

—E. Saussine (Shanghai)

* a 3! @ * Attache Commercial Adjoint — M.

Ta Fa kuo Ch’in ch’ai Kung shu Yibien (Shanghai)

France — Legation Street, Peiping; Attach^

Bona vitaMilitaire — M. le Lt. - Col.

Telephs, 3670 and 760 (E.O.); Cable Ad: Adjoint Militaire—M. le Lt. Le Porz

Legafrance Medecin de la Legation—Dr. Bussi^re

Envoye Extraordinaire et Ministre Commdt.

Plenipotentiaire—S.

Wilden E. M. Henry A. Comdt. deLegrand

la Garde de la Legation—

 CHINA A23

tf! ® @ * Cypher Officers—Capt. O’B. Harding,

Ta Telcuo kung xluhliujin J. TubbOfficers

Clerial and D.—H.A.Clarke

Veitch, E. L.

GEEMANy—14, Legation Street, Peiping; Watkins and R. G. Carter

Telephs. 922 and 4559 (East); CaLle Ad: Typist—A. Marshall

Diplogerma Constable—T. Pearson

Minister Plenipotentiary^-H.E. Oskar

P. Trautmann Chancery Attendant—J. Wisher

Counsellor of,Embassy—M. Fischer Italy—Peiping; Teleph. 2949

Counsellor of Legation — Dr. H. Envoye Extraordinaire et Ministre

Lautenschlager (Nanking) G. Bosen

Secretary of Legation-^Dr.

Secretary of Legation—-Baron L. von R.Plenipotentiaire—H.

Boscarelii E. Comm. Nob.

, Plessen ®* B*

Secretary

Attache—Dr. of Legation—Dr.

E. G. Mohr W. Junker Japan—Peiping;Tajik pen huo kung shih kwan

Chief-Chancellor—P. Scharffehberg Telephs. 800 and 12 (East)

•Chancellors—R. Janssen, H. Wobser Envoyb ExtraordinaireAriyoshi

Plenipotentiaire—A. et Ministre

and A- Hiirter

Archivist—G. Hoth (Nanking)

Typists—Miss Martha Jurgens, Mrs.

Ch. Spanier and Miss Ch. Eeitzig %% m®: mm

Clerk of Works-^A. Thiel Ta Ho lan kuo Ch'in ch’ai Kurig shu

Netherlands—Legation

Hon. Physician—Prof. P. Krieg, m.d. En,d, Peiping Street, West

Envoy Extraord. and Minister Plenip.

—H. E. W. J. R. Thorbecke

Ta Ying Icuo Ch’in ch’ai Kung shu Secretary—^Jonkheer

van Drakestein H. P. J. Bosch

Great Britain—N. Legation St., Peiping; Secy.-Ihterpr.—Th. de Jong Josselin

Telephs. 654, 835 and 1151 (E.); Cable Ad:

Britain

Envoy Extraordinary and Minister FirstDo.Chancellor—A.

—A. E. Abell

Kok

Plenipotentiary—Hon. Sir A. G. M. Norway—110, Szechuen Road, Shanghai

Cadogan, k.c.m.g., c.b. Charge d’Affaires, a.i.—N. Aall

Counsellor of Legation—R. G. Howe

Naval Attache—Capt. J. G. P. Vivian,

r.n. (Tokyo) Ta Si yang kuo Ch’in ch’ai Kung shu

Military Attache^Lt. Col V. R.

Burkhardt, p.s.o., o.b.e. Portugal—Peiping; Teleph. 538 (East)

Chin. Secy.1—Sir E. Teichman, k.c.m.g., Envoy Extraordinary

Plenip.—H. E. Armando and Minister

Navarro

C. I.E. (absent)

1st Secretary—A. Holman, m.c. Charge d’Affaires—A. C. de Freitas

'Commercial,

son, O.B.E. Secretary—J. C. Hutchi- Secy.-Interpreter—J. F. das Chagas

Consul & Acct.—A. A. X. Tuson Spain—Peiping

2nd Secretary—J. N. Behrens Envoy Extraordinary E.andDonMinister

3rd Secretary—H. A. Caccia Plenipotentiary—H. Justo

Assist. Chinese Secy.—A. L. Scott Garrido y Cisneros

Medical Officer—Dr. W. H. Graham Secretary—Don Francisco Jose del

Aspland, M.D. Castillo and Chancellor — W. P.

Interpreter

Vice-Consuls—G. R. Turral, G. W.

Aldington, K. Bumstead Thomas

Archivist—A. T. Cox

Chaplain—lit. Rev. Bishop F. L. Norris Jue tien kuofu

Do. —Rev. G. A. Griffiths Sweden—Shanghai; Teleph. 10100; Cable

Commandant of Legation

Major J. F. Jebens, m.c. Guard— Ad: Svensk

Student Interpreters— F. F. Garner, Envoy Extraordinary E.and

Plenipotentiary—J. Minister

E. Huffman

J.D. P.Bryan,

Reeves,

J. F.J.C.Brewis

Mackenzie,

and E. H.B. (nomine, Tokyo)

Charge d’Affaires A. I.—Einar Lind-

Roothby quist

A24 CHINA

Marine Detachment

Ta Mei huo Ch'in ch'ai Kung shii Commanding Officer — Colonel

United States of America—Legation Presley M. Rixey, jr., u.s.M.c.

Street, West End, Peiping; Teleph. 919 Executive Officer—Lt.-Col. William;

(Tung-chii); Cable Ad: Amlegation C. Buckley, u.s.M.c.

Envoy Extraordinary and Intelligence Officer—Lt.-Col.

u.s.M.c. William

Plenipotentiary—The Hon.Minister

Nelson B. Sullivan,

Trusler Johnson Paymr.—Lt.-Col. Clark H. Wells,.

Counsellor of Legation—Clarence E U.S.M.C.

Gauss (resident Nanking)—

. Counsellor Quartermaster—Capt. William F.

Willys R. Peck Beattie, u.s.M.c.

Chinese Secretary & 1st Secretary Post Adjutant—Capt. Evans F

—Clarence J. Spiker Carlsow

2ndbury,

Secretaries—Lawrence E. Salis-

Robert L. Smyth (Nanking), Post Exchange Officer—2nd Lieut.

and Paul W. Meyer Charles E. Shepard, jr., u.s.M.c.

3rd Secretaries—Cecil B. Lyon and Company Officers—Capt. Francis*

Lewis Clark S. Kieren, u.s.M.c., Richard H.

Attaches for Language Study — Schubert,

Pugh, u.s.M.c.,u.s.M.c.,

Erwin Lloyd R-

Mehlinger,.

Arthur

Drumright R. Ringwalt,,

and John Everett

Davies, jr. F. u.s.M.c., 1st Lieuts. Robt. L. Skid-

Clerks—Dorothy St. Clair, Emmeline more, u.s.M.c., Lewis B. Puller,.

Arguello,

Stimpson,Alvin

EmileE. Bandy, Julia jr.,

H. u.s.M.c.,

P. Gasse,

Walker S. Price, Louise M. Kartes, B. Lake, andjr., 2nd Lieuts.James

U.S.M.C., James-

P.

Josephine L. Dietz, Doris L. Berkeley, u.s.M.c. and Marcellus J^

Hoffmann and Sidney M. Lafoon Howard, u.s.M.c.

Chief Pay Clerk—Frealigh R.

Military Attache’s Office Powers, u.s m.c.

Military Attache—.Lieut.-Col. Wal- Quartermaster Clerk—Walter J-

ter S. Drysdale, u.s.a.

Assistant Military Attache—Major Naval Officersu.s.M.c.

Czapp,

Attached

Samuel V. Constant, u.s.a. Medical Officer—Lieut.-Comdr. M.

Language Officers—Captain John D. Willcutts, (M.C.) u.s.n.

E.. MoCammon, u.s.a., 1st Lieuts. Dental Officer—Lt.-Comdr. Walter

Bernard A. Tormey, u.s.a., Henry Rehraven, Dental Corps., u.s.n.

S. Jernigan, u.s.a., William E. Crist,

, u.s.a., Thomas S. Timberman, U.s.a. Junior Med. Officer—Lieut. Charles

and Haydon L. Boatner, u.s.a. F. Flower, Medical Corps, U.S.N.

Naval Attache’s Office Chief Radio Electrician—M. M. Holt,.

Naval Attach^—Comdr. Thomas M. U.S.N.

Shock, u.s.n. Commercial Attache’s Office

Language Officers—Major W.

Worton, u.s.M.c., Cant. William L. A. Commercial Attacha—Julean Ar-

Bales, nold (Shanghai)

Kenny,u.s.M.c,,

u.s.n. and

and Lieuts. W. T.

H. T. Jarrell, Assistant Commercial Attache—A.

U.S.N. B. Calder (Shanghai)

 * PEIPING *

jH Shun-tien formerly Tyf ^ Peking

Peiping (formerly known as Peking) is situated on a sandy plain 13 miles S. W. of

thePei-no river, and about 110 miles from its mouth, in latitude 39 deg. 54 min. N. and

longitude 116 deg. 27 min. E., or nearly on the parallel of Naples. A canal connects-

the city with the Pei-ho.

From Dr. Dennys’ description of Peiping we quote the following brief historical

sketch:—“ The city formerly existing on the site of the southern portion of Peiping,

was the capital of the Kingdom of Van. About 222 B.c., this kingdom was over-

thrown by the Chin dynasty and the seat of Government was removed elsewhere.

Taken from the Chins by the Khaitans about 936 a.d., it was some two years after-

wards made the southern capital of that people. The Jyin dynasty, subduing the

Khaitans,

About a.d.in 1151,

their turn took possession

the fourth sovereigm ofofthethecapital, calling it thethe‘ Western

Kins transferred llesidence.'

Court thither, and

named

Kublai it the

Khan Central

fixed Residence.

his residence In 1215,

there, it was

giving captured

it the by

title Genghis

of Khan.

Chung-iu or In 1264

Central

Residence, the people at large generally calling it Shun t'ien-fu. In 1267 a.d., the city

was transferred 3 li (one mile) to the North of its then site, and it was then called Ta-

city, and‘Great the Residence.’

terms ‘Northern’ The oldand portion became what

‘Sbuthern’ city, isornow

moreknown as the nei-cheng

commonly ‘Chinese

(within the wall) and wai-cheng (without the wall), came into use. The native Emperors

ofwhoGovernment.

succeeded theThe Mongol

Courtdynasty did not,afterwards

was shortly however, continue

removed toto make Pekingwhich

Nanking, the seat

was

considered the chief city of the Empire until, in 1421, Yung

of the Ming dynasty, again held his Court at Peiping, since which date it has remained Lo, the third Emperor

the capital of China.”

city The andpresent city of Peiping

the Southern is dividedThe

or Chinese. intoformer

two portions,

has beentheencroached

Northern orupon Tartar

by

the Chinese, and the purely Manchu section of the city is very limited indeeu.

The southern city is exclusively occupied by Chinese.

Peiping may be roughly represented by a squarP placed upon an oblong, the former The general shape of

standing

is, of course,forwalled.

the TartarTheand wallstheof the

latterTartar

for the

cityChinese city. TheThey

are the strongest. wholeaverage

of the50town

feet

in height and 40 feet in width, and are buttressed at intervals of about sixty yards.

The parapets are loop-holed and crenelated. They are faced on both sides with brick,

the space between being filled with earth and concrete. Each of the gateways is

surmounted

in height, 25byfeet a three-storied

thick at thepagoda.base, andThe 15 walls of thebnChinese

feet wide the tercity are about

re plein. The30total

feet

circumference of the walls round the two cities slightly exceeds 20 miles.

The Tartar pity, consists of three enclosures, one within the other, each

surrounded

City, containsbytheitsImperial own Palace

wall. and The itsinnermost,

surrounding called Kin-ching

buildings (partlyordestroyed

Forbidden

by

fire in 1923); the second is occupied by the Several offices appertaining to the

Government and by private residences of officials; while the outer consists of dwelling-

houses, with shops in the chief avenues.

There iscitylittle

wasdirect foreign trade with Peiping, but it is growing. In the August,

of1884,thetheworld, by anbrought

overlandintolinedirect telegraphic

to Tientsin via communication

Tungchow. Thewith Ministryrestof

Communications has now its own wireless installation.

two other innovations, which would have been regarded as impossible ten The year 1899 witnessed

years previously, viz., the erection of large two-storied buildings on prominent sites for

the Austrian Legation and the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank. These were breaks with

immemorial tradition that the feng-shui must resent elevation in houses other than

 PEIPING

those of the immortal gods and the Son of Heaven. The railway line to Tientsin was

ofopened in 1897.telephone

a wireless

Government

A further link between

by the Chinasystem,

the two places was forged in 1922 by means

ElectrictheCo.plant for which was installed for the Chinese

During 1902 the fortification of the Legation quarter was completed, the railway

termini brought to the Ch’ien Men in the Chinese city, and the reconstruction of the

barracksLegations

various connectedwaswith begun.

each These

for thewereaccommodation

slowly broughtoftothecompletion,

Legationand extensive

Guards. As

appearance of a European settlement of about half a square mile in extent. There the

most Chinese buildings in this section were removed the Legation quarter presents are

several

larger largemore

stores, which sell all itkinds

was ofbefore;

foreignthere

goods.is a The PeipingChurchClub is much

LegationandGuards, convenient

and severalthanhospitals—Rockefeller Catholic

Foundation (a handsomefor and the

splendidly equipped institution, the opening of which marked an epoch

of Peiping), Dojin (Japanese, completed in 1917), Central, German, St. Michael’s arid the in the history

Methodist

tion for bothEpiscopal

ChineseJohnandL.European

Hopkins Memorial—which

patients. There are are provided

many foreignwith accommoda-

banks, and

numerous Chinese banks. In addition to a number of smaller hotels, there are two

large splendidly-equipped hotels—the Hotel des Wagons-Lits and the Hotel de Pekin.

The latter is a magnificent structure capable of accommodating 1,000 guests.

beenThe streetswhich

organized of Peiping are macadamized,

will furnish light whereverand two

wantedelectric

in thelightcity.companies

Outsidehave

the

Legation quarter there are many foreign buildings, the number of which is growing

yearly, changing to some extent the appearance of the business localities adjacent to

the Glacis.

Since the revolution many changes, which would have been unthinkable under the

authoritiesregme,

Manchu havehave taken place.

constructed several Innewaddition

streets toat opening all available

considerable cost, and gates, the

are giving

better access to certain localities which were formerly badly served. The Imperial

City Wall is now

been opened, viz., piqrced in. over

the, Nana well-madea dozen places,

Ch’ih Tzu,roadthealongside and three new thoroughfares

Nan Fu K’ou, and thewallFuofYu'theChieh, have

the

last-mentioned

City. providing

Peiping has a population of 1,375,634 (figures ofthethewestern

Ministry of the Interior.)Imperial

There are air services to Shanghai via Tientsin and Tsingtao and to Canton via

Tsinanfu, Sianfu, Hankow and Changsha.

DIRECTORY

(For Legations see China section, pages A22-A21f)

Administrative Commission of the Di- n&m & m m

plomatic Quarter Mei kuo chow jriao gun ssu

Presdt—A. Holman (Ri itish Legation) American Bank Note Co. — Pei Ch’ang

Members—M. le Jonkheer H. P. J. Chieh, Hui Chi Ssu; 'leleph. 659 .(E);

Bosch van Drakestein (Netherlands Cable Ad: Banknote

Legation),

Castillo. Don Francisco

(Spanish Legation),Jose

M. delle

Comte

de l’IndoS.;Chine),

de Champeaux (Banque,

Hon. Treasurer ® & m 0 n

Medical Officer of Health-W. H. American Bible Society (Srib Agency)

Graham

Clerk Aspland, m.d.

of Works—A. Thiele — 2§'7, Hatamen

(East); CableA. Ad: Street;

Bitdes Teleph. 366

Inspector of Police Capt. M. Inouye Rev. Earl Hoose, secretary

♦Secretary—W. P. Thomas Rev. Frank K. Jowe, field secretary

 PEIPING A27

American Chamber of Commerce (#ee S! & vlij *15 IIH jI£ $ &

Associations) Ying slicing A si a huo yu hung szu

n m Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China),

American Chinese Co. (Federal Inc. (East), Manager’s Street;

Ltd.—Legation Residence:Telephs. 1688

2698 (East),

IJ.S.A.),AnFord

Chang BalesTeleph.

Chieh; Service—4, Tung and Depot Tungpienmen:

4380 (East); 2392 (East;

Cable Ad: Tacco Cable Ad: Doric

G.J.T.F.Cole, manager

Franklin ASSOCIATIONS & CLUBS, &c.

ffc Hua an yiao fany American Chamber of Commerce—8,

American Drug Store, Wholesale,

and DispensiugDruggists Retail Tung Tan Erh Tiao Hutung, c/o Fette

and Chemists,

—94, Hatamen Street;Cable Ad: Hua-An RugPresident—S.Co.

Yice-do. —J. F.F. Howard

De Vault

American Express Co..(Nee Banks) Treasurer and Secretary—F. C. Fette

ft m m ® w, m m x m *

Association of Chinese and American

Mti huo chi che leuny szu Engineers—6, Ts’ai Ch’ang Hutung;.

American Locomotive Sales Corpn.—24, Teleph. 3284, East

President—C. Y. Wang

Shih Chia Hutung; Cable Ad :Locomotive First Vice Pres.—S. M. Dean

Second Vice Pres.—P. H. Chen

Secretary—O.

Treasurer—T, KingJ. Todd

a m Sun cheong Editor—Miss Mabel L Huggins

Andersen, Meyer

Engineers, and Contractors, ’ Exporters

and Importers, Manufacturers, Insur-

ance

Teleph.Agents— 1, Ta Cable

1935 (East); YuanAd:

Fu Danica

Hutung; China International Famine Relief

(For Agencies, see Shanghai section) Commission—Head

Hutung, East City;Office: 6, Tsai3284

Telephs. Chang

or

Arnhold & Co., Ltd-—53, Pei Ho Yea (Rural Improvement Dept.); CableE.Ad:

4404 E. O. (.General Office), 3242 O-

Famrel or 2405; Codes Used: Bentley’s,

Mission and

publican and Suez’s

C.I.M. and China Re-

Yu-pang jen- sh ou-pao-hsien-kung-ssu Hon. Presidents—C. T. Wang, M.

T. Liang, ChU Ching-lan, Hsu

Asia Life Insurance Co., Life Insur- Shih-ying, David A. Brown,

ance—36, Teng Shih Kou, East John Hope . Simpson, and Hew-

City; Cable Ad: Alicochina; Code: lett Jolinson

Acme & Bentley’s. Main Office for Chairman—W. W. Yen

the Orient: 17, The Bund, Shanghai Vice-Chairman—D. W. Edwards

Dr. S. T. Ling, resident asst, secretary Treasurer—Sohtsu G. King

it medical referee for North China Treasurer—C. R. Bennett

M. Chang, manager Executive . Secy.—Y. S. Djang

C. C. Wang, acct. Hon. Executive Dir.—Y. T. Tsur

H. W. Chiu, chief agent Hon. Field Secy.—G. F. Andrew

O. Y. Yu, clerk Hon. Chief Acct.—Wm. Kelly

Executive Committee : — C. R.

Asiatic News Agency—15, Yen-yao St., Hennett, A. J. D. Britland, Y.

East City; Teleph. 399 (East); Cable C. Chang, S. J- Djang, D. W.

Ad: Asiatic Edwards, P. L. Gillett, Sohtsu

Mitchell C. L. Chang, proprietor G. King, H. K. Lin, J. B. Tay-

ler and W. W. Yen

A28 PEIPING

Shanghai Office—Room 601, China BANKS

State Bank Building, 356 Pe-

king ' Road, Shanghai; Teleph.

91788’ Cable Ads: Yard or ft m m m

2012 Mei huo yuen tuny ying hong

Resident Director—R. R. Service American Express Co., Inc., Banking,

Publicity Seeretary-i-C. H. Lowe Shipping, Travel, Railway and Wagons

Steam-

Yangtze Advisory Committee— ship

K. P. Chen (chairman), Wu Lits; Tickets—Grand Cable Ad: Amexco'

Hotel des

Lien-teh (vice-chairman),, J. S. F. Howard, manager

E. Baker (Treasurer), C. L.

Wang (Hon. accountant), G.

F. Andrew, R. Calder-Mar- L.J. K.Kukuranov

Wolseth, cashier

(shipping dept.)

shall, L T. Chen, S. C. Miss O. Weinglass, secretary

Leung, E. C. Lobenstine, W. Bank of Tientsin Ltd., Inc.—Hatamen

W. Lockwood. H. C. Mei,

Georges Paddux, . G. G. Street; Teleph. E. 1030

Stroebe, Y. S. Tsao and C. T.

Wang ft m m * %

Shanghai .Central Committee .Of-

ficers—Percy Chu 1 (chairman), Tung fang huei li yin hang

J. E. Baker (vice-chairman), Banque he ITndo-Chine—Legation St.

Liu Yu-wan (vice-chairman),

W. C. Cassels (hdn. treasurer) Teleph. 392 East; Cable Ad: indochine

and Hsu Singloh' (hon. treas.)

Secretaries—R. R. Service, C. H. IS 1$ I & *

Lowe and K. Z. Chew

Anking Office—1 Chung Hsiao Banque merce

Franco-Chinoise pour le Com-

et l’Industrie

Chieh, Hsiao Nan Men, Nei,

Anking, Anhwei; Cable Ad: Ltd.) — Legation Street; (French

Cable Ad:Co.,

Yard or 2012 Geranchine

Resident Secretary—Yang Hsing- J. Bardac, manager

tsun J.P. Brediam,

Raphael, signs per pro.adviser for

technical

Nanchang Office—88, Huan Hu Lu, China

Nanchang, Kiangsi;■ Cable Ad: Mme. Vassilevsky

Yard or 2012.

lu-sictent Secy.—Wei Ching-chu ft & $1 fJU

Peking Club—Rue Marco Polo; Telephs. CharteredMaiBank chia li yin hang

of India, Australia

602 Tung Chu (Office), 1294 and

Tung Chu (inside Club); Cable Ad: Club and 3985 China—Legation Street; Tdeph.

676D.(East); Cable Ad:

Campbell, manager Rrudence

Young

Hatamen Men’sStreet;

Christian

Telephs. Association—

954 (East)

or 1678 (East); Cable Ad: Nassau; Codes Commercial Chihli, The

Guarantee Bank of

used: Mission and Western Union

Young Women’s Christian Association Continental Bank—Capital (paid up)

13,758,000.00, Reserves: 12,114,106.50.

—12, Ma Ta Jen Hutung Total Resources: $83,893,886.11,

Correspondents ; Chemical Bank and

Assurance Franco-Asiatique, Trust Co., Bank Trust Co., New

Fire, Motor-Car Insurance — 3,Marine, York; Wells Fargo Bank and Union

Rue Trust Co., San Francisco; National

Gaubil, Legation Quarter; Tdeph.

(East); Cable Ad: Intersavin. Head Prov. 1522 Bank. Ltd., and National

Office: 85, Rue St. Lazare, Paris. Far City Bank of New York, London;

Eastern Branch

VII,P. Shanghai Office: 91 Averiue Edward Societe Generale, Paris; Conrad

Jarno, agent : Hinricfa Conner, Hamburg; The

Mitsui Bank, Kobe

 PEIPING

S it n ® m ® m ns m m

Yi pin fong lewan yin hang Hsin hua shang yeh chu hsu yin hang

Credit Foncier D’Extreme-Orient, Sin-Hua Long Fang TrustT’ouandT’iao,Savings

outsideBank—

Chien-

Mortgage Bank

Agents: Barique de I’lndo-Chine— men; Head Office: Teleph. 2310 (South);

Legation Street Cable Ad: Sinhuaffiank or 0238

|H f|g Te hua yin hang ft ® & IE ft ff

Deutsch -.Asiatische Bank—Legation Heng Pin Cheng Chin Yin Hang

Street;

Teutonia Teleph. (East); Cable Ad: Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd.—Legation

: C, Gertig, manager Street; Telephs. 42, 280 and 281 (East);

F. Horstman.n, accountant Cable Ad: Shokin

H. Ihara, manager

M. Tada, p. p. manager ■;

m m * N. Jmamiya

. [Chung-Fa-Uhu-Shu-lhii. I. Takenchi I R. Shirai

N. Okuda I J.Fukuda

Epargne Franco-Chinoise, L?,(Franco-

Chinese Savings Society) Public Banque de LTndochine {see Banks)

Savings Co., with Monthly Draw-

ings—Head Office: Regine’s Build-

ing, Peiping; - Teleph. 675 East; /£ 11 Lung hu hung stu.

Cable Ad: Lepargne Basel tk Frey, Architects, Consulting

fr H ® Hui feng yin hang 63a, Ta FangandChiaGeneral

Engineers Hutung;Contractors—

Teleph. 140

'Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Cor- (East); 5th edn.Cable Ad: Basel; Code: A.B.C.

poration—Legation Street; Telephs.

and 855 (East Office); Cable Ad: Lascar 854 F. W. Basel, architect and engineer

C. D.M.F.Jamieson W. Frey, do.

C. Cleland Bertram, R., Curio Dealer and also Drugs

ft m m m m and Chemicals—6, Legation Street;

Telephs. 1867 (East); Cable Ad: Bertram

Wan hwok tsz chu way R. Bertram

International Savings Society —

3, Rue Gaubil, Legation Quarter; Cable B ^ YSi M Li va y°h fan9

Ad: Intersavin. Head Office: 7, Avenue Betines & Co., S. J., Orienta Pharmacy,

Edward

85, Rue St.VII,Lazare.

Shanghai.

Saigon.Paris Office:

Office: 26, Dispensing and Analytical Chemists—

Rue Cbaigneau Hatamen Street; Teleph. 456 (East);

P. Jarno, manager Cable Ad: Betinesco

A. Gohring, manager

Chin cheng yin hang Bishop Howe & Co.— 10, Ma Ka La

Kincheng Banking Corporation—Hsi- Miao; Teleph. E. 3599

Chiao Ming Hsiang; Telephs. 2360 Black,

and 2452 South; Cable Ad: Rin- Yuan Fu Hutung; Teleph. 3213 East;

chen . Cable Ad: Engineer

J. F. Black, b.sc., a.m.lc.e.'

u® mm. Hua chee ying hang

National City Bank of New York, The

—Legation Street; Telephs. 893, 2463 B KITIS U - A MERIC A N Ying mei yien hung szu

TOBACCO Co., Ltd.—

and 2908; Cable Ad: Citibank 16, Chuan Pan Hutung; Cable Ad:

C. E.R.E.Bennett,

Olney, manager

acting accountant Powhattan

G. H. Greene,

K. L. Meng, do. sub-accountant British Chamber of Commerce—Culty

W. Y. Wu, do. Chambers; Teleph. E. 4518

 A30 PEIPING

Briti.-h Traders Insurance Co., Ltd. ft im n m *

—a, Ku

ffi m PP 3a lit China Kadiator Co., Radiator and Boiler

Tsai tsetiij pu pti ping yin shiu chu Manufacturers,

Engineers, Sanitary

Heating and Heating.

(All Systems), Light-

Bureau of Engraving and Printing ing (All Systenis), Architects, Engineers-

(Chinese Government Printing Bureau and Building Contractors—Office: 311,

under Ministry of Finance), Banknote Chao Yang Men Steet; Teleph.

Engravers, also Commercial Printing 4638 (East). Factory: Feng Wo»

Men Station, Peiping-

701 and 710 (South) Cable Ad: Engrav-

prin; Code: A.B.C. 5th edn. & Bentley’s Hankow Line); Teleph. 2045 (South)

Second China Radio Corporation, Ltd.—72,.

T.H. Y.J. Wu, director

Fei, co-director

L. P. Wang, do. Pa Mien Tsao; Teleph. E. 567

M. L. Ting, business

K. M. Chu, technical supt.manager China Weekly : Chronicle, The, Weekly

T.P. A. Siao, secretary Newspaper

Mei Chia Hutung, in English

East Language — 2,.

City; Telephs.

C. Wang, chief accountant 1641 arid 1649 E.O. (Business Office), 419-

T. Y. Han, d.d., medical officer E.O. (Editorial Office); Cable Ad-

Chronicle

Camels Bell, Curios, Gifts, etc., lietail W. Sheldon Ridge, editor-in-chief

Store

Pekin; and CableExporter—Grand

Ad: Camelsbell Hotel de

Helen Burton Chinese Eastern Railavay Co.—Legation

Street; Teleph.Harbin

2444 (Tung-chii);

Office: CableCable

Camera Craft, Photographers & Photo- Ad: Eastrail.

Pravlenie

Ad:

graphic

H. Meng, Supplies—2,

proprietorMorrison Street E. Oh. Tamberg, agent

Cameron H ^ Ta Chang

Land and& Estate Co., Auctioneers (Christie’s),

Agents, Importers and Chinese Engineering and Development

Exporters — 52, Hsi Piao Pei Hutung, Co.—Office: 3687H. East;

75, Nam Chib Tzu; Teleph,

Teleph. 2855 East

T. A. S. Cameron, manager A. Raider, generalCodeo

Cable Ad : manager

Mi H® Li Ho CHINESE GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS-

Carlowitz & Co., Merchants,

and Contractors—12, HatamenEngineers

Street;

Teleph. 208 (East); Cable Ad: Bonafides s sa a ®

L. Haseloop Ching han tieh lu chu

Chartered

and ChinaBank of India, Australia An Chieh; Teleph. 858 (East); Chang

(See Banks)

Peiping-Hankow Railway—Tung

Cable

Ad: Kinhan

China Electric Co., Ltd.—3, Hsi Tang Tze

Hutung,

Cable Ad:East City; Teleph.

Microphone; Codes:700Lieber’s,

(East); Peiping-Suiyuan Line — Head Office:

A.B.C. 5th edn. and Bentley’s. Peiping; Telephs. 1216, 2240 and 1545

Office:

S. Y. 212,Chen,Kiangze

branchlload, ShanghaiHead (West);

manager.

Cable Ad: Kalganry, Peiping and

T’tsiiv; Codes: Bentley’s & A.B.C. 5th edn.

China Fire Insurance Co., Ltd.—45, Jlj # H HI H*

• Wai Chiao Pu' Chieh Chung kuo tien pdo chu

China International Famine Belief 12, TungTelegraph Chinese Administration-

Chang An Chieh; Teleph. 187*

Commission (See Associations) V. Petersen, supt.

 PEIPING A3I

# m m *

Chung hua yi hsueh tm cbih yiny yten pu Ta tuny tien pao ehu

Chinese Medical Journal, Official Organ Eastern

China Extension,Co.,Australasia

Telegraph and

Ltd. (Associated

of the Medical Profession in China with Imperial and International Gom-

Published Monthly in English—Publica- raimicatious, Ld.)—rRegines ' Building;

tion

College; Office:

Cable Peiping In ion Medical

Ad: Physiology Teleph. 444

C.James

E. Lim, Managing editor. (Peiping)

L. Maxwell, dp, (Shanghai) EDUCATIONAL

Christie’s Auction Rooms—52, Hsi Piao -If- J$C. Hua Wen Hsueh Hsiao

Pei Hatung; Teleph. 2855 (East) College of Chinese Studios, co-

T. A. S. Cameron !; operating with California College in

Churchoe England Mission (.s^- Missions) China,—5, T’ou T’iao Hutung; Tung

Ssu Pai Lou; Telephs. 1633 and 2959

^ 3®. Tung chi lung (E.O.); Cable Ad: Language

Cook & Son, Ltd., Trips., and Wagons- Ecole St. Michel—17, Nantchenken

Lits Co., General Passenger, Forward- Fr. Lambert, directeur

ing

Bankersand —Insurance

Grand HotelAgents,de Foreign

Pekin;

Telephs, 2262 and 948 (East); Cable French College—Nan-T’ang

Ad: Coupon

Customs, Chinese Maritime —3, Rue Ilua Mei Hsueh Hsiao

Hart, Legation Quarter North China American School (School

Dallas & Co.—52, Tung T’ang Tsze for Foreign Children) — Tunghsien,

Hutung; Teleph. E. 2425 Hopei, Cable

chow); via Peiping; Teleph. 5 (Tung-

Gertrude Ad: Norcas,

H. Boggs, Peitungchow

principal

Danby, C. G. (Manager for Central China, Harold W. Robinson

Manufacturers’ Life Insurance ''o.)—7a, Mrs.

Miss Harold W. Robinson

C. V. Matters

Erh Tiao Hutung; Teleph. 152 East Miss C. Wickson

Deutch-Asiatische Bank (see Banks) . W. E. Daugherty

Miss Mary H. Ryland

^ ^ Tefoo

Deutsche Be ^ S ft 18 3* ft -t fl

Waibel &Farben-Handelsoesellschaet

Co.—Aniline Dyes, Chemicals, Pei ping hsieh ho i hsueh yuan

'Photographic

Hutung; Teleph. Supplies—21,

369 (East)(Gan

CableMien

Ad: Peiping Union Medical College—Cable

Waidefag Ad:J: Heng

MedicalLiu, m.d., director

DeVault Co., The J. F„ Exporters—5, Roger S. Greene, m.a., vice director

Mei Chia

Cable Hutung; Teleph. 4379 (East); ® « K & # ft IS

J. F.Ad: Pekincraft

DeVault, partner Rockefeller Foundation, The— Lockhart

F. L. Finnell, dp. Hall, 325, Hatamen Street; Cable Ad:

©irectory and Chronicle Rockfound; Code: Mission

Far East—(China, Japan, ofMalaya,

the Mrs D. W. Kemp, secretary

Philippines,

China, Dutch East Indies,

etc.) Agents—The French Book-Indo- Tsing Hua University—Tsing Hua Yuan

Peiping (near

(West); Peiping); Teleph. 2756, 2759

Cable Ad. Bureduc

store, Grand Hotel de Pekin Y. C. Mei, president

Dunlop Rubber Co. (China), Ltd., Tyres ^ jijiE Yen ching Ta hsueh

and Rubber

Cable Goods—15,Teleph.

Ad: Pneumatic; Kan Yu2270

Hutung;

East YenchingUniversity—Telephs. 4400,4100

S. G. Hayes (Tientsin), manager for and 2700 (East)

10; Cable and Hsi Yuan branch

Ad: Yenta

North China

A32 PEIPING

m x k m J.T; Painter,

Schubin,assistant

do.

IIai-ching-kung-ch’ang Yu, assist, acct.

Engineering Practice, Inc., Heating, Kao, assist., sales dept.

Plumbing, Electric Installation, Build- Agents for\

ing

Boilers,Construction,

Badiators andManufacturers

Hospital Sup-of Directory and Chronicle of

plies—11, Fang Chia Hutung, Anting- China, Japan, Malaya, etc.

men Nei; Teleph. 3981 East

W. K. Tsu, chief engr. French Catholic Mission (See Missions)

S. H. Meng, engr.

Epargne Franco-Chinoise French College {See Educational)

(See Banks) Fulton & Co.—Hatamen Street

Far Eastern Insurance Co., Ltd.—

1-2, Rue Marco Polo; Teleph. E. 990 Gillis, 1. V., Representing The Gest

Chinese Research

Montreal, Library, McGill

Fette Rug Co., Fed. Inc. U.S.A.—8, Tung University, Canada—Outsido

Tan Erh, T’iao Hutung; Teleph. 4020 Hou Men; Cable Ad: Silligvi or Gillis

CE.O.);

Bentley’s Cable

and NewAd;DuoFette ; Codes:

Franklin C. C.FettA

Mrs. Helen Fett^,secretary-treasurer

president % m * * it

Mrs. Ruth S. Ricard, assist, secty. Grand 2280,

Hotel de Pekin—Telephs. 581,

3151, to 3153 (E.O.); Cable Ad^

Ruth Agnes

Mrs. Berrien,M.asst, to pres.

Kendall, sales Pekinotel; Code: A.B.C. 5th edn.

K. Chu, accountant J. Roustan, manager

$£ ^ Taikong m m Ya u

Fowler ik Co., W. W., Iron and Steel and Exporters& —Co.,125,General

Hackmack Importers and

Railroad

Ken, Tung Equipment—9,

Hwa Win;Hwang CableCheng

Ad: Teleph. 2734 (E.SoOchow

O.); Cable Hutung;

Ad:

Fowlerco Safeguard

W. W. Fowler, president

A. H, Mackay Hartung’s Photo Shop—3, Legation

Street; Teleph. 1289 East; Cable

HX ^ Kung mao Ad: Hartung

Frazar, Federal Inc., U.S.Am Exporters, M. Hartung

Importers

Street; and Engineers—-294, Hatamen

Teleph. 1949 (East); Cable Ad:

Frazar ft Jpg Fuho

F.E. W.

F.^Spielman, president Harvey,

Stock Clarke

and tfe Co.,

Share Exchange,

Brokers, Bond,

Insurance

Frazar,secretary

W. Hanisch, vice- do. and Financial Agents—Belgian Bank

A. E. McCann, treasurer Bldg.,E.4740;

and LegationCable

Street; Telephs.

Ad:Peterson’s EjetO-

Unity; Codes:

C. Y. Kwoh, manager Broomhall’s, Bentley’s, In.terr

national

E. D. Thunder

tt * il * £ 3Mt Harold T. Uang, accountant

French Bookstore, The (Soci^te Agency

Francaise de Librairie et d’Edition),

Soc. a resp. limitee an Capital de

M.$45,000— Head 581

Office: Grand CrownSunLife

The Insurance

InsuranceOffice,

Co. Ld.

de Pekin; Teleph. (East); CableHotel

Ad:

Vetch Pekinotel H.Legation

B. M. Office of Works — British

Henri

W. I.Vetch, general

Rosanoff, manager

accountant C. E. Shelley, engineer-in-charge

 PEIPING A33;

t£ t -®irl Chee Hussey, Harry, Architect—1, TaSoochow

Henning & Co., A. C., General Mer- Hutung; Cable Ad: Hussey; Codes:

chants, Railway Contractors and Bentley’s, Harry

A.B.C. 5th edn.

Hussey, architect

Commission Agents — Peiping Offi- J. M. Herrmann, do.

ces : 45, Wai-Chiaopu Chien (oppo-

site New Wai Chiao Pu); Teleph. I. Li Coal Mining Co.—Inside Chien-

811; Cable Ad : Rinchee; Codes : men; Cable Ads: Ilicofil and 1837

Bentley’s, A.B.C. 5th edn. and I. C. Yang, general manager

Western Union (5-letter)

A. C. Henning, partner

F. Thiele I J. S. Lee S.HsiL.Li,Hou,

assist.

businessdo.manager

C. F. Yang, chief mining engr.

Hongkong & Shanghai Bank (S.ee Banks) C. J. Chu, mining engr.

A.Y. Koening,

C. Liu, do.

do.

HOSPITALS T. K. Chang, coal dept. mgr.

M. J. Chang, chief acct,

W Ckung yang i yuan T. C. Chen, cashier

Central Hospital (Established 1917) — Y. T. Chang, chief secretary

Ping and

584 Tze Men

£>28St.;(West);

West City;Cable

Telepbs.

Ad: International Dispensary—35, Chien

Centrahosp Men Street; Teleph. 1149 S.B.O.

Y. F. Chen, manager

Tung jen e yuan

Hopkins Memorial Hospital—Corner International Savings Society

of Hatamen Street and Legation {See Banks)

Street; Telephs. 608 and 1926 (East)

International Hospital (St, Michel) Dah tung mow yee kung sze

—18, Legation St.; Teleph. 1642 (E.O.);

Cable Ad: Hospital Saint Michel International Trading Corporation,

Italian Hospital for Chinese—Near Ltd., Exporters & Importers, Patent

Attorneys, Trade Mark Registration

Chinese Post Office Teleph. 910 (Tung- Agents—2, Tsui Hua Wang; Teleph. 673-

chu); Cable Ad: Giura and 4735 (South); P.O. Box 45; Gable Ad:

Sisters of Charity, The (St. "Vin- Datung

cent de Paul), Administration, Jen Li Co., The, Manufacturers and Ex-

Service Interieur and Pharmacie porters of Rugs and Carpets, Importers

The Rev. Sister Bonamy, supr. and Exporters of General Merchandise,,

Sisters Fraisse, Vincent iSava- also Commission Agents Street;

for Peiping Art

rese, Claire Tchao, Patricia Goods—97, Morrison

O’Connell, Elena Azzerboni, 3966 (East); Cable Ad:Jenli; Codes:Teleph.

A. B.C.

Tereza Buratti, Maria Joseph 6th edn., Bentley’s, Acme

Delepierre Marguerite Keats S. Chu, general manager

Tchang, Joseph Ning, Marthe C C. Lin, manager

Ly and Cecile Tang N. T. Shen, asst, manager

w ® Fu ying yi yuan Kailan

Sales Mining Administration

Agency)—17, Legation (Peiping:

Street;

Sleeper-Davis Memorial Hospital—

Teleph. 1470(E.); Cable Ad: Methodist Cable Ad; Maishan

T. S. Wei, agent

^ $£ How Wei Lao Kendall, R. R., Architect—1, Tsung Pu

Hutung; Teleph. 1382 East

Howell, L.H., British Manufacturers’

Representative—18, Erh Tiao Hu- London Missionary Society

tung; Cable Ad ; Howell {See Missions

A34 PEIPING

frj £ Bst $ « A m % @ ftt ShiU. Chun

Hung It fen shoujviolmen hung szu , Salvation

for China:Army, The—FuHeadquarters

71, Wang Ta Chieh;

MAN UFACTUKRES’ LlFE INSURANCE Co. OF Teleph. 2922 (East); Cable Ad:

Canada—7a, Erh Tiao Hutung; Teleph. Salvation

152 (East); Cable Ad: Manulife Territorial , Commander Lieut.

C. G. Danby, mgr. for CentraV China Commissioner ;

Alfred J. Benwell.

C. T.N. r.Tien, E. S. Lan, P. L.

Chang, 8. P. Chang, H. T.Hsieh, General Secy. — Brigadier J. E.

Lee, H. T. Chang, assists. SansomThe “War Cry”—Adjutant

Editor,

Su The “Crusader”—Adjutant

Editor,

3 »58 *»§•* + ■* BS FI H. Littler

Accountant—Adjutant H. Collishaw

Chung ying mei kwang hung szu Cashier—Adjutant L. Evenden

Mentoukou (Sino-Brttish) Coal

Co.—Ciilty Chambers, Legation Street, Mining Young People’s Department—Major

Legation Quarter; Teleph, 45) 8'(East); Stranks

Special Representative — Adjutant

Cable Ad: Menkou Colin K.Institute—Major

Begley

Training Cedeiwall

MISSIONS Oversight of Evangelistic Work

(Regional)—Adjutants H- Wood-

# & ^ ^ land,

Gilman,C. F.Eacott,

Waller.G.E.Walker,

Erickson,J.

Chung hud shehg Tcurig'hui D. Welbourn, G. Lancashire and

Church of England Mission—Shun Major Pierre Dorthe

Chih Men-nei, Hsiang Fang Ch’iao, Hong Kong

West City; Cable Ad: Anlikan Adjutant Dorothy Brazier

Right Rev. F.-L. Norris, d.d., Bishop Shanghai

A.(Teleph. West 681)

J. D. Britland, treasurer Major W. Darby

Tientsin

Children’s Hostel — Commdt. J.

^ Tien dhu tany Mackenzie

French Catholic Mission, Mission Peiping

Catholique Boys’ Home—Adjutant Dempster

Teleph. 266 de Pekin (Lazaristes)— Girls’ Industrial Home—Adjutant

Mrs. Elliott

Mgr. Paul Montaigne, Vicaire

Apostolique

M. G. Yanhersecke, Vicaire- Mitsubishi Goshi Kaisha, General Im-

General porter’s, Exporters: Agriculture and

IP. Verhaeren j| H.

A. Hubrecht Ceny

H. Tichit Mining—rTong-tan-pai-lou

Ad: Road; Cable

A. Duvigneau | E. Ducarme W.Iwasaki

Okabe

E. Castel : J. lleinbry

M. Kieffer

V. Wagen ■ | A.J. Gaste

Raayma- Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.—Hsi

berg I akers Hsung Pu Hutung; Telephs. 552

and 586. East; Cable Ad : Mitsui

P,E. Corret

Debus : IP Lefaki

| M. Crowley T. Kitagawa, representative d

J. Routaboul | V. Vandorpe

J.M. Huysmans

Kavanagh |j K.M. Murnaghan

Howard m &

J.A. Feely

Kavanagh j J.N. Box Gregoire Modde, Friedrich, Import and Export—

E. Vincent ! Th. Rice Cable Ad: Modde Teleph. 4117 (E.O.);

39, Mahsienhutung;

Moyler, Powell & Co.—Wang Fu

# I* ft Lun dun hui Ching Ta Chieh; Teleph: E. 663

London Missionary Society—Li Lu

Hutung, West City; Teleph: 575', W.O. Banks) City Bank of New York (See

National

 PEIPtNG ASS'

National Librakv of Peiping. Painter, D. A., Exporter and Packer of

Founded in 1925 as Metropolitan Chinese Curios, BrassShiandChiao

MetalHutuiig;.

Ware,

Library by the China Foundation Jewellery, etc.—7,

for the Promotion of Education and Teleph. 1848 (East); Cable Ad: Painter

I). A. Painter

Culture; Amalgamated

Peiping Library in 1929, with

under the

the A. K. Hoyer

Present Name. Annual Budget:

M$140,000.00 for maintenance. Peking Club (See Associations)

M$100,000.00 for Chinese Books and

O$30,000.00 for Foreign Books. Pu- Peacock Motion Picture Co., Inc.

blications : Annual report; Union Distributors of RKO-Radio films,

Catalogue of Books in European RKO-Pathe pictures, Simplex-Acipe

Languages in Peiping Libraries; Sound Equipments, Simplex projec-

Classified List of Eeference Books tors

in the Reading Rooms, etc. Chinese tion and Theatre Equipments^—Lega-

Street; Cable Ad : Pecofilms

Collection 500,000 Volumes; Western N. G. Mertirys, repres.

Collection 80,000 Volumes

Tung-Li Yuan, acting director

0 V !$ 3MI: £ ■&

m m m/m m * Ting Wen Pei Ping Shih Shift Jih Pao

Chung hua yi Timeh tsn chih Peiping Chronicle, The, Daily News-

National Medical

The (Official Journal

Organ of theof Chinese

China, paper in English Language—2, Mei

Medical Association)—Registered Office: Cha Hutung, East City; Telephs.

1641 and 1649 E.O. (Business Office),

Peiping Union Medical College; Cable 419 E.O. (Editorial Office); Cable

Ad : Physiology Ad: Chronicle

Pa chia W. SheldOn Ridge, editor-in-chief

U & P& ^ °

North ChinainInsurance

corporated China underCo., the

Ltd.Com-

(In-

panies’ Ordinances of Hongkong)—! mJ m w ** m ®

and 2, Rue Marco- Polo, Legation l ei ])mg yu cheng fcuart li chit

uarter;

nion Teleph. 990,.(East); Cable Ad: Peiping District Head Post Office—

R.tW. Paulden, branch manager Kung-an-chieh (near West End of

. J W. Y. Chang, chief assistant Legation Street); Telephs. 4441 to 4443

P. Y. Sun, S. T. Chen and C. Y. Hu, (Tung-chii); Cable Ad: Postos

assists. Postal Commissioner—F.

District Poletti

Deputy Postal Commr.—Tsang

Nicolas, G., Wines, Spirits and Provision YukChee ,

Store—Legation Quarter; Cable Ad: Deputy Postal Commissioner in Roth

of District charge

Nicolas

G. Nicolas, proprietor Acting DeputyAccountancy—E.

Commissioner in charge

of inland Control Dept.—Wu T’ao

Deputy Postal Commissioner in charge

Jl@C $0 H $1 Hua(J tai hsiang ch’ang ofNanKalgan

Sheng First Class Office—Hsu

Oriental Luggage Factory, Manu-

facturers & Importers of Fine Travelling Deputy Postal CommissionerFirstin charge

Goods—17, Hatamen Street; Teleph. of

Office—Arthur(Paoting)

Tsingyiian Hon Lee Class-

4352 (East)

P. K. Pao, manager

^5 Ping Peiping

Engineers Electric Co. (1922), Ltd., The

and Contractors—Registered

Pacific Storage and Packing Corpora- Office and Works: Legation Quarters;

tion, Storage and Packing, Shipping and Teleph. 697 (East); Cable

H. J.S. Crockam,

Wang, chairman

Ad: Legationco

Forwarding, Customs Clearance,

age and Trucking, Fire and Marine Haul- R. director

Insurance—4, Rue Marco Polo, Legation J. F. Black, do.

Quarter; Teleph. 1525 (East); Cable Ad: H. K. Lin, secretary

Pacific C.Y. Brondgeest,

C. Liu, m.e., E.E., supt. engr.

cashier

W. H. Tolland, manager George Me Bain, managing agents

A. P. Friedlaender, representative

 A36 PEIPING

,Peiping Electric TkamwAys,€o.,Ltd.—11, Rockefeller Foundation - (Nee Educa-

Tsung. Pu llutung; Telephs.. 3678 and ' tional) ■

3679C.East; Oablemanaging

Ad: 6508director

Y. H. Fan,

S. Mon, do. Saito I- Co., G. S., Import and Export

Merchants—!, and 2,Cable

Chia Ad:KungShing-

Fu;

Teleph. 173 East;

ff] 5V ilM Fa Ituny sze shoyoko

Pekin Syndicate, Ltd.(-China);

—57, Sui4thAnFloor,

Po G. S. Saito, proprietor

Hutung; Head Office

Hongkong and Shanghai Bank

Cable Ad: Sindacato. Head Office Building; Salvation Army (Nee Missions)

(London): Adelaide House, King William

Street, E.C. 4 Sanitary Fur Co. (Registered as an

Peking Tannery, Tanner and Dyer of American Furs,Company), Exporters

Americanof

Leather and Furs - 56, Teng Shih K’ou, China Tanned by

scientificWholesale

methods.and Retail—18,

Coats madeLega-to

East City; Tfeleph. 2368 E.O. order.

Y. P. Wei, general manager tion Street; Teleph. 3920 E. O.; Cable

Peking Union MedicaL College (See Ad:W.Sanifurco

Educational) E. Stimpson, manager

Peking. "Water Works Co., Ltd.— Ci M n|5 ]& $1 Shan Erh Teh

Chien Men Nei Hsi Oh’eng Ken Sai/er & Co,, General Importers; Special-

ity(Medical

porters of preparations,

Chinese ArtChemicals;Ex-

Ware and

nl'' 3® Chiao t'ung pu Antiques, Machinery — 3, Cable

Chin Ad:

Yii .

i$C $$ cheng tsutig chii Hutung; Teleph, 1396 (East);

Posts, Directorate General of—Teleph. Jadering; Codes: A.B.C. 6th Edition

41996 (Hsia Kwan); Cable Ad: Postgen, Rud.

Nanking.

Mosse, and Bentley's

Alfred Sauer, proprietor

Private Secretariat Kurt Heinze, pharmacist

Actg.Depy.Cbmmissioner-in-Charge—

Lin Po-cheung n & m m Shiny Hua kung ssu

Supt. of Stamps—H.

Assist, do. —PienH.YeiTing

Molland Schmidt & Co.,, Importers of Educational

Laboratory

Hsi-tang-tze and Hospital

Hutung; Teleph.Supplies—1,.

3133 (E.);

Railways—(Nee Chinese Govt. Railways) Cable Ad: Schmidtco. Branches: 52,

Taku Road, British Concession, Tientsin;

Raymond Dreyfus (formerly J. Ta Hsi Pein MenHarbin

Diagonalnaya, Wai, Mukden and 40,

and 1, Nanking

Ullmann &T Co.), Diamond Mer- Road, Shanghai

chants, W atchmakers, J ewellers— R. Schick, manager

. 98, Morrison Street; Teleph. 1471 O. Hagemann | A. Thuermer

East; Cable Ad : Redeco

R. Dreyfus Schools & Colleges—(see Educational)

Reuter Broeckelmann & Co., Export Shoemaker Art Looms, Manufacturers

and Import Merchants—39, Yang Yih and Exporters of highest Grade Hand-

Hutung;

R. Heyn, Teleph. 3962 E.Cable

partner AdfHeyn made Rugs—23, Hsi Tsung Pu Hutung.

(Shanghai)

A. Schubert, do. (Canton) Branches: Shanghai and Manila

C. E.M. Vissering,

Prodan do. (S’hai.

Msi men tsu tien cfii chang

m Siemens

Mechanical China Co., and

Engineers Electrical and

Contractors

Lu to tien pao yo hsien hung sze —41, Teng Shih Kou; Cable Ad: Motor

Reuters,

Teleph. Ltd.—6,

1412agentTungCable

(East); ChangAd:AnReuter

Chieh; H. Lorenzen

F. Oliver, F. (for

W. agencies,

Schlaegersee Shanghai Section)

 PEIPING A.37

Siemssen e m

& Co, Export, Chan chen

Import, Engineer- m m ft mm

ing, Electrical Material, Railway Sup- Thomson & Co., Chartered Accountants—

57, Sui An Po Hutung; Teleph. 3245

pliers, Fire & Marine Insurance—20, Gan . (E.O.); Cable Ad: Scrutiny; Code: A.B.C.

MienHutung; Teleph. 4583 (E.O.); Cable E.Leslie

S. Wilkinson,a.c.a.

Ad: Siemssen; Codes: Bentley’s & Mosse Stedman, a.c.a.

Singer Sev/ing Machine Co.—159, L. T. Beddow,

G7A. Buyers, c.a. a.c.a. (resdt.

1 P. M.partner)

Ashton

Hatamen Street; Teleph. 294 East B. O. Blaker, a.c.a. | T. Y. Huang

Skiotis, Bros. &andCo.,Cigarette

ists, Cigar General Tobaccon-

Importers- & 'M it ®

and General Merchants—6, Legation Shieh ho choufxn yen liy,nyr szu .

St.;Teleph..3309(East); Cable AdsSkiotis Tientsin Tobacco Co.—Legation Street;

N. U. Skiotis, manager Cable Ad: Bouhoutsos

S. Spiridi

Sleeper-Davis

(See Hospitals) Memorial Hospital Tipper Co., InsuranCb^Agents—Ewo

Building, Legation Street; Teleph. 624

Smallwood & Co., H. St. Clair, Insur- 5th edn. Ad: British; Codes: A.B.C.

(E.); Cable

ance and General Agents—5, Rue Marco I. Weinberg, manager

Polo,1525

and Legation Quarter;

E.O.; Cable Teleph. 4586

Ad: Smallwood

J. S. Moorhouse, partner Tsing Hua University (see Educational)

W.H. Tolland, do.

H. A. Wright, do. *'»«**$«

Smidth & Co., F. L., Engineers, Cement- Union Ltd. Insprance

(IncorporatedSociety of Canton,

in Hongkong)—!

making Machinery—23,

Hutung; Cable Ad: Folasmidth Hsi Tsung Pu and 2, Rue Marco Polo, Legation Quarter;

T. Stig-Nielsen Teleph.

R. W. 990 (East);branch

Paulden, Cable manager

Ad: Union

Societe Francaise de LibrairIe et J. W. Y. Chang, chief assist.

d’Edition (Nee French Bookstore) P. Hu,

Y. Sun, S. T. Shun and C. Y.

assistants

Societe Franco Beloe—45, Wai Chiao

Pu Chieh Vetch, Henri, Publisher, The French

A. C. Henning & Co., agents’ Bookstore, Peiping — Cable Ad: Vetch

^ H MeiFoo Pekinotel

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—;7,

Hutung, Tuug Tan; Telephs. 1528 and Erh Tiao Vocal Advertising Bureau

1580 East; Cable Ad: Stand vac Cameron & Co., managers — 52

P. Jernigan, manager Hsi Piao Pei Hutung; Teleph.r

2855 E.O.

Stimpson Electric Supply Co., Tele- Yang & Co., Ltd., I. C., General Store-

phone,

11, TungRadio and Hutung;

Shuaifu TelegraphTeleph.

Supplies—

3920 keepers, Commission Agents — Tung

(E.O.); Cable Ad: Westimpson Tan P’ai Lou; Teleph. 4388 East; Cable

AdI. : C.Yangco

Yang, proprietor

Sullivan & Co., J.,’ Auctioneers and K. F. Sung, manager

Carpet-Exporters—1,

Teleph. 1226 East; Morrison

Cable Ad: Street;

Sullivan

J. Sullivan Yen Nan & Co.,Tung Importers

Talati & Co., J. M., Furniture Manufac- Accessories—78, Sze Nan ofTa Chieh;

Motor

turers, Genera! Merchants and Commis- Telephs. 27 and 2907 East;, Cable Ad :

sion Agents — 13, Cable

Hatamen Street; Yennan, Code A.B.C. 5th

Teleph. 1068 (East); Ad: Talati Yokohama Specie Bank (see Banks)

J. M. Talati

 TIENTSIN

^ Tien-tsin

Tientsin-^-or

name—may the Ford

now well of Heaven,

be called according

the commercial to theof North

capital ChineseChina.

meaningSituated

of its

at the junction of the Grand Canal and the Pei Ho in Lat. 39 deg. 4 min.

N., long. 117 deg. 4 min. E. (approx.), it is some 80 miles distant from Peking

by road and somewhat further by river. Railway connection with the capital

was established in 1897. A road between the two places, 94 miles long, was

completed towards theof end

by the inauguration of 1922,telephone

a wireless and communication

service on Marchwas further

7th of facilitated

that year.

The expeditions of the Allies in 1858-61 greatly enhanced the importance of

the city, as it then proved to be the military key of the capital and an excel-

lent base. It was here on June 26th, 1858, that Lord Elgin signed the treaty

which was to conclude the war, but which unhappily led to its prolongation.

The famous temple in which the treaty was signed, about a mile distant from

the West gate, was destroyed by British shells in July, 1900.

Tientsin owes its early importance to its location at the northern terminus

of the Grand Canal, and its later development is mainly due to the opening

up of North China to foreign trade, to improved railway communications with

the Interior, and to the deepening of the Bar and the Hai Ho by the Hai Ho

Conservancy Board. Before the advent of steamers, however, Tientsin had

become a flourishing centre for junk traffic, and when the tribute rice no longer

followed the Grand Canal route-—owing to the shoaling of this ancient and

celebrated waterway—it

ing the downfall of the was sent todynasty

Manchu Tientsinin in1912,sea-going junks when offollow-

the transportation this

commodity ceased altogether. Early in .September, 1917, the Hunho was in

flood, and, finally, the Grand Canal burst its banks a few miles west of Tien-

tsin, carrying away the main line of the Tientsin-Pukow Railway, which re-

sulted in the Concessions being flooded before much warning of the impending

Ranger could be given. The Municipal authorities of the various Concessions

dealt with the problem in a prompt and public-spirited manner, and it was

ultimately decided to enclose the, submerged Concessions with a dyke and pump

out the flood waters therefrom. The lengths of the various dj'kes in miles

were approximately as follows:—Chinese (ex-German) 0.47; British, 1.40;

French and British, 0.87; French, 0.32; Japanese, 2.27; total, 5.33 miles.

Powerful pumps were then erected, and the whole undertaking for the British

and French Concessions was successfully and expeditiously completed in a

fortnight. It took longer to clear the Japanese Concession, however, where

the water was from 7 to 10 feet deep in places. It is estimated that over 15,000

square miles of the most populous part of the Chihli province between Pao-

tingfu and Tientsin were flooded, and it has been calculated that crops to the

value of $100,000,000 were utterly lost, and that 80,000 groups of dwellings,

ranging from hamlets to large villages, were destroyed.

Turning to the civil administration of the city, it is well known that during

the long satrapy of Li the trade and importance of the city developed ex-

ceedingly. Li, by the vigour of his rule, soon quelled the rowdyism for which

the Tientsinese were notorious throughout the empire, . and, as he made the

city his chief residence and the centre of his many experiments in military

and naval education, it came to be regarded as the focus of the new learning

and national reform. The foreign affairs of China were practically directed

from Tientsin during the two decades 1874-94.

 TIENTSIN A39

The city will ever be infamous to. Europeans from the massacre of the

French Sisters of Mercy and other foreigners on June 21st, 1S70, in which

the most appalling brutality was exhibited; as usual, the political agitators

who instigated the riot got off. The Eoman Catholic Cathedral, which was

destroyed, on that occasion, was rebuilt, and the new building was consecrated

in 1897, only again to fall a victim to Boxer fury in 1900. The building occu-

pied

foreigna commanding site pn the

hongs had agencies rivercitybank.

in the priorAllto the

the missions

debacle oiand1900.

many of the

The population was 1,388,747 in 1929. The city walls were quadrate and

extended about 4,000 feet in the direction of each cardinal point; during the

year 1901 they were entirely demolished and replaced by fine open boulevards

under the orders of the Foreign Military Provisional Government. This body

has further bunded the whole of the Hai Ho (Pei-ho) and effected numberless

other urban improvements. The advent of foreigners caused a great increase

in the value of real estate all over Tientsin.

Li Hung-chang authorised. Mr. Tong King-seng to sink a coal shaft at

Tong Shan (60 miles N.E. of Tientsin) in the ’seventies; this was done and

proved the precursor of a railway, which was later extended to iShanhaikwan

for military purposes, and from thence round the Gulf of Liautung to Kin-

chow; 1900 saw this line pushed on to Newchwang. In 1897 the line to Peking

was opened, and proved such a success that the line had to be doubled in

1898-9. A side station for the Tientsin City was opened in 1904, and in 1905

the station was built Of Avhite sandstone bricks made at Huangtsuri by an

Italian called Marzoli, who had opened a brick factory on a large scale.

From Feng-tai, about 7 miles from the capital, the trans-continental line to

Hankow branches off. This line was completed and opened to traffic in Novem-

ber, 1905. In 1900 the violence of the Boxers was chiefly directed against the

railways, all of which were more or less destroyed, but under British, French,

and Russian military administration they were afterwards all restored to

their former efficiency.

Foreigners formerly lived in three concessions—British, French, and Ger-

man—which fringed the river below the city and covered an area of less than

600 acres. The Japanese took up a concession in accordance with the terms

of the Treaty of Shimonoseki. They filled in land, laid out new streets and

built a large number' of houses in foreign style. During 1901 Russia, Belgium,

Italy, and Austro-Hungary all appropriated large areas on the left bank of

the Hai-ho as future Settlements, while the existing concessions extended their

boundaries considerably. These developments for some time threw all

landing facilities for direct sea-going traffic into foreign hands.

In 1917, upon the entry of China into the Great War, the Chinese reco-

vered control over the German and Austrian concessions, in 1920 over the

Russian, and in 1929 over the Belgian. The general deterioration in the

maintenance and in the public services of these areas since their rendition

to China (with the exception of the Belgian concession which had never been

developed at all) is most noticeable. The. administration of all these areas

is now entirely in the hands of Chinese officials and no voice therein is al-

lowed to any of the residents, either foreign or Chinese. The other concessions

have excellent and well-lighted roads, and an electric tramway system links

them with the Chinese city. The British Municipality has a handsome Town

Hall, completed ;n 1889; adjoining there is a well-kept public garden, open-

ed in the year of Jubilee and styled Victoria Park. Two excellent recreation

grounds of 10 acres and over here have been developed, in which tennis-courts,

etc., have been laid out. The various British areas—known as the British

Concess'on, British Extension, and the Extra-Mural Area—have been amal-

gamated to form one Municipal Area under a Council elected on a broad

franchise. New land regulations have come into force, and it is stipulated

therein that the new Council consist of ten members, of whom five shall be

 A40 TIENTSIN

British subjects and five shall be Chinese. Candidates must be nominated by

two electors and all electors are eligible to serve on the Council. The mini-

mum qualification for any voter, irrespective of nationality, is the payment

of Tls. 200 per annum in respect of land-tax or rental assessment tax or the

occupation of premises of an assessed annual rental value of Tls. 600.

A feature of Tientsin which arrests the attention of visitors is the open-air

storage of cargo on the British and French Bunds, which have thus become in

effect a ‘general godown/' A great deal of confusion and congestion formerly

existed from this practice, but the British Municipality has since elaborated

an excellent scheme whereby the Bund is divided into numbered steamer-sec-

tiqns and storage-spaces, and the roadway is now kept clear of cargo. The

result has more than justified expectations, and the orderly storage of goods

in marked-off spaces not only allows a proper control to be kept over all such

cargo but has facilitated communications by keeping the carriage-way clear

of obstructions.

The Bacecourse is situated about 3 miles to the west of the Gordon Hall

and comprises

betting buildings a very of valuable

reinforcedproperty

concrete,of about

which l,22f7

surpass mowanything

of land. of New-the

description in the Far East, were constructed in 1921.

In spite of the general trade depression, the Chinese Government Tele-

phone Administration registered an increase both in activity and in revenue

for the year 1930. An extension ? of lines was made in the west end of the na-

tive city in May, and another w as made in the Hopei district in December.

There was a partial change to automatic machines, which are greatly appre-

ciated by (the subscribers. At present there are 11 long-distance lines operat-

ing between Tientsin and places as far afield as Peiping and Shenyang, while

a relay service was established between Tientsin and Antung, Dairen, Port

Arthur, and Japan.

Tkade in 1933

If the trade of Tientsin

Manchuria during 1932, it certainly had was in bad enough with

to contend plightan onevenaccount of affairs

worse phase in.

of the

Sino-Japanese crisis during the year under review, and, unfortunately, the end of

this latter phase, marked by the cessation of hostilities after the taking of Jehol by

the

resultsJapanese, cannot

ofthethatalienation be saidto tohavehave

act are likely terminated the ontroubles of the port, Tientsin

for the

through of the provincea permanent

of Jehol andeffect the prosperity

its trade. During theoffirst part

of the year,

enough when Peiping

to threaten the Japanese and thebusiness

and Tientsin, so-calledwaS“Manchukuo”

practically atforces were close

a standstill, but

some of the prevailing uncertainty was removed by the signing of the Tangku

Agreement, and a recovery then set in. Any move towards

however, immediately brought about a return of the tension, and the raising of thea renewal of the offensive,

anti-Japanese

of that province. standard in Charharwith

Transactions madeSinkiang

further difficulties

province for weretrade by the by

hindered disturbing

the in-

termittent civil strife in that area; and the Yellow River floods did nothing to help

-tomatters either in Southern

the commercial interests Hopeh or inhow

of the port someunder

of thediscussion.

other provinces that contribute

In view of these circumstances, it is not surprising to find that the statistics for

the year reveal that a further decline in trade has been registered for Tientsin. The

value of direct fox-eign imports, was only 121 million dollars as against 163 million in

1932; theas value

dollars against of 98direct exports

million to coastwise

in 1932; foreign countries amounted

importations to onlyproduce

of Chinese 88 million

were

valued

ofa value at only

tradeofto68show 111

a million

slight dollars

increase) as against

coastwise 118 million

exportations in 1932;

of and

Chinese (the one

produce section

reached

will be seen that million

directdollars

foreignas against

importsadeclined

sum of 61by million

about 26forperthecent.

previous

Almostyear.

half Itof

this decrease was in Japanese cotton piece goods; another important

decline was artificial silk floss and yarn, of which only 1.30,000 catties were imported item in the

-as against 814,000 Catties in-the previous year; while textile machinery, cigarettes,

 TIENTSIN A4I

certain dyes, paper of various kinds (mostly of Japanese

•contributed largely to the poor showing made by imports. On the other hand, origin), rice, and timber all

important increases occurred in carded and waste wool, wheat, wheat flour, sugar,

kerosene, and gasolene; but as far as the last three items are concerned the increase

was and

•oils quantitative

owing to only,

the lowvalues

pricedeclining owing tocommodity

of the Japanese competitioninin the the case

case ofofthesugar.

mineral

In

some instances the depreciation of the United States dollar helped imports from the

United States of America. Had it not been for the poor trading

above, and the growing poverty in the interior due to the low prices receivable for conditions outlined

agricultural products, the rise iii the pairchasing power of silver should have stimulat-

ed the import

-exports tradecountries

more than serious

it did. inThe 10 perthecent, decline itinfollows

the value

uponofa lowdirect,

decreasetoduring

foreignthe previousisyear. Pricesview

for ofexport fact that were

produce exceedingly heavy

at

the beginning of the year, and, for some items, remained low throughout the whole

twelvemonths. Thus decreases in the value figures may be noticed

quite heavy increases in the quantitative statistics, as, for instance, in the case of against certain

•dried egg yolk, where a gain of 12,000 piculs in weight shows a loss of $425,000 in

value. Fortunately for the export trade statistics as a whole, a loss of 10 million

dollars

dollars inforthesheep’s

value wool,

figuresthese

of rawtwo cotton was staples

important minimisedoffsetting

by a gain eachofother

8£ million

by a

quantitative

principal loss toanddo gain,

exports respectively, ofwere162,000

well quantitatively piculs.

bristles, Besides

furs (as wool, fresh

a whole), the other

eggs

in shell, dried egg yolk, groundnuts, apricot seed and hemp ; while, besides raw cotton,

decreases were registered for moist and frozen egg yolk, melange, walnuts, beans and

peas, sesamum seed, and jute. .

The industrial depression of the previous year was aggravated by the military

movements

market, and,thatgenerally

took placespeaking,

in the Luanho

curtailingregion and by hours

of working the lossandofoutput

the vastwasJehol the

•order of the day, some mills only being kept going under pressure from the labour

unions.

•(one The year

spinning and was weaving

one not absolutely

factory) featureless,

were however,while

established, as two

there new

were cotton mills

interesting

signs of development

the tonnage of vesselsinentering

the woollen

from and industries.

clearing Inforshipping,

abroad, there was a due

principally decline in

to Hie

diversion of Japanese vessels to the direct Shanghai-Dairen run; out there was a

further improvement (by 500,000 tons) in coastwise shipping.

An event of theBridge,

the International year was the opening

vessels to shipping

not exceeding 235 feetof inthelength

Tientsinbeing

harbour above

allowed to

Berth

after between

the 13th Yamato

November. Road and Hashidake

By the end Road

of the year in the Japanese

five Japanese concession

steamers had on and

taken,

advantage of this new convenience to shipping by loading and discharging alongside

the Japanese Bund within that section of the harbour.

The province

building was too muchonupset

to be undertaken; the during the year

contrary, underenergies

all the review for any new

of the road-

provincial

authorities had to be devoted to the reconditioning of the many existing roads that

were damaged by military operations.

A42 TIENTSIN

DIRECTORY

^ American Consulate--(Aee Consulates)

A.E.G. China. Electric Co,—63, Taku

Road; Cable Ad: Aegchinaod American Express ,Co., Inc.

J. G. Jauch, e.e. me., manager, (See Banks)

Abachi ife/Co.,Asahi

gists—-1.58, K., Road

Chemists’ and Grug-

# & @ -31

Agrictjltural & Industrial Bank , of Mei-kuo-pgo-hsien-himg-hui

China—{See Banks) American Foreign Insurance Asso-

All Saints Church ciation, General Insurance—140y

{See Churches and Missions) Victoria Road; Teleph. 33069; Cable

Ad: Afiatenisin. Head Office: 80,

Maiden Lane, N.Y.

35 # Met' ya Hugh Black, mahager

Autamira & Co., M- R, Imp'orters, Expor- Frankson Y'ung Tai, compradore

ters, aiid ‘Commission Dawson Chao, do.

du 14 .Tuillet; Teleph. Ageritsr-61,

23944; Cable Rue

Ad: H. F. Tong

P. C. Szetu

Altamira

M. P. Altamira, manager

P. V. Han. co- do. M. H. Cheng

Y. S.C. GhHun |T. I W. K.C. Yu

Chi (for agencies see Shanghai)

W.

America-Chtna Export-Import,Co.. Ltd., American Homoeopathic DispeNsari"

Inc.; —62, Rue du 14 Juillet; Telepb.

Road;ExportCable Ad: and Import ---14, Chekiang

Kripendorf. 20617

Kinry Sze, general manager

L.H. L.W. Loucks, signs do.

Krippendorff, per pro. H. F. Chang, manager

n & m & m American Oriental Banking CQRP.r

Mei yah yao sieti leuhg sze The—(5'ee Banks)

American-Asiatic Underwriters,

Inc.', U.S.A., General Insurance: Fire, Fed.

Marine, Motor-car, Life, Accident, Bur- American Oriental Fur Agency, Furs,

glary, Plate Glass, and

33305;Skins—19,

Cable Ad:Victoria

Export;Terrace;

Codes:Teleph.

Risks—139, Rue deBaggage

Takou;andTelephs:

Special

Rudolf Mosse, Bentley’s and Private

Acme,

General 30574, Manager 33357; Cable Ad: L. Epstein, manager

Underiters

American Association—(See Associa- American School

tions) (See Educational)

^ Mei feng Sun Cheong

American Chinese Co..FordFederal

U.S.A., Authorized Sales Inc.,

and Andersen,

Service, Lincoln Motor Cars, Fordson Merchants, EngineersCo.,

Meyer &, andLtd., General

Contractors—

Tractors—38-40-47,

Telephs. Rue de France;

30009 and 31248; Cable Ad: 96, Rue de Takou; Telephs. 30374 and

Tacco 30376: Cable Ad: Danica

H. W. Grambs, manager D.T.D.A.Forbes,

Tuckermanager

I N. L. Rashin

Jas.

Mrs. C. Chu | N. J. Sokol

American

British Cleaners—16,Teleph.Cousins

30446 Road, Mrs. W. M. Engleman

A. Avshalomoff

L. G. Concession;

Hull, sole prop. (for agencies see Shanghai)

 TIENTSIN A43

Yh

Bl M * Chang ig & itfi * 3S *0 i®

.Anglo-American Export Go., Export Yd hsi yd km yu kung szn

Merchants—105, Taku Road; Tel.

33318; Cable Ad : Chandless; Codes : Asiatic Ltd., Petroleum

Petroleum and Co. (North

PetroleumChina),

Pro-

A.B.C. 5th and Imp. edns., Western ducts—90, Victoria Road; Telephs. 31389

Union Universal and 5-letter edns., (General tion), 1 Office), 3148530650

(Tangku), (Hotung Installa-

(Compradore

Bentley’s Special Patelegraphy and Office); Cable Ad: Doric

Private Codes J. Rasmussen, manager

R. H. Chandless F. C. Raeburn, assist, manager

E. Aitken | K. A. Porfirieff E. N. Avery

A gents : R.T. P.A. H.BellBlake J.D. J.G.Lester

Lean

Scottish Insurance Corporation, F. A. Brown J. Oostermeyer

Inc. G. S. Oerrard T. A. Spedding

Anglo - Chinese Wool Co.— 16, Bruce J. R. G. Barter, div. engineer

Road; Teleph. 32835 C.MissThompson, asst, engineer

Aquarius Co., The, Manufacturers of Miss F.A. M. Knight,

Carew secretary

High Class Table Waters—126a, Victoria Miss B. L. Laird

Road; Teleph.Macgregor

31281; Cable Ad: Caldbeck :Miss

Miss O-K. Levitzky

M. Stewart

Caldbeck, & Co., Ld., local A.(Hotung)

Holdsworth, installation mgr.

agents

T. H. Butler, signs per pro. R.(Hotung)

R. Hutcheson, assist, manager

TflJ ^ An Lee T. C. Kelly, inst. manager (Tangku)

Arnhold & Co., Ltd.—10, Taku Road; Associated Importers (Succrs. to

Telephs. 31585, 31586 and 32286; Cable Fobes Co., Ltd.), Importers and

Ad: Harchi Engineers—99, Rue du Chaylard;

L. V. Lang, manager

W. Rabben, signs per pro. Teleph. 30471; Cable x\d: Fobesco

W. Larson, managing partner

^ m J. R. Johansson, do.

Asia Export Co., Export-Import: S. C. Wong, compradore

Dealers in Furs, Hides, Skins and Hair: C. T. Pao, bookkeeper

Dental Goods of Amalgamated Dental G. Solovieff, assist.

Co.

Co., (formerly

and JDe TretClaudius Co., Ld.,Ash,London)—

Sons &

19, Victoria ASSOCIATIONS AND SOCIETIES,

Teleph. 33305;Terrace,

Cable British Concession;

Ad: Export; Codes: American Association

A.B.C.Rudolf

and 5th edn. imp., Bentley’s, Acme President—G. O. Richardson

L. Epstein,Mosse partner •H’ /gj, ^|' Sheng shu kung hui

I. H. Shishken

British and Foreign Bible Society

ft & & Aft M

Yu pao jen shou pao hsien kung sz —181, Davenport Roadin all Languages

Supply of Scriptures

J. furlough)

J. Toop and Mrs). Toop (on

Asia Life Insurance Co., Life Insurance G. Hirst

—139, Rue de Takou; Cable Ad:

Alicochina;

Main Office Codes: for theAcme and Bentley’s;

Orient: 17 The

Bund, Shanghai # & $

Dr. S. T. Ling, medical referee Chamber Tien tsin mei kub sluing hui

resident assist, secretary for North of Commerce, American

President—G. O. Richardson

C. China

Y. Wong, manager 1st Vice-Pres.—A. B. Owens

2nd Vice-Pres.—Dip C. J. Fox

Alexander P. C. Kwong,

W. D. Karamisheff, assist- mgr.

agent Treasurer—E. E. WTiite

•T.M. J.A.Waldron, do, Secretary—B. C. Eastham, 3,

Lorenzen, do. Vietbria Road

A44 TIENTSIN

% -m m mn Union Philanthropique Belge dit

Tien chin ymg kuo shang had N ord de la Chine (Belgian Benevolent-

Society)

Chamber ,of Commerce, British—181,

Victoria Road; Teleph. 31239; Cable

Ad:Committee—F.

Britiscpm H. Pentycross t »e#

(chairman), H. F. Dyott, Young —110, Men’s

East Christian

Wall Street;Association:

Telephs.

(vice-chairman), A. V. Far- 21674 and 22985; Cable Ad-

mer, L. V. Lang, E. McLaren, Flamingo

F, W. G. North, R. S. Piercy, President—Frank Yung Tao

F. C. Raeburn and J. S. Vice-do. —P. K. B. Young

Jones (secretary) Rpc. Secretary—John Wang

Treasurer—C. H. Pien

Chamber of Commerce, French—Cable General Secy.—Chester II. S.

Ad: Francecom Chen,

Directors—W- T. Yuen, Chang

Chamber ofCommerce, General—166, Po-Ling, Chen Pao-Chuan,

Rue Pasteur; Cable Ad: Chammerce Chen Tzu-Chin, Chin Po-

Pihg, J. S. Chou, P. Y.

Chamber of Commerce, German(Deuts- Wang and J. L. Huang

che-Handelskahmier) — c/o Carlovvitz

& Co.

H. Schoenherr (chairman), R. Puck Assurance Franco-Asiatique, Fire, Mar-

(secretary) ine and Motor Insurance—85, Rue de-

Deutsche Vereiniguno, Tientsin (Ger- France;

Francasia Teleph. 30202; Cable Ad::

man Association of Tientsin) J. Rignot, branch manager

Deutscher Theatre Verein (German

T.A.D.C.) Astor House Hotel,

Jewish Benevolent Society — 20, Victoria Cable Ad:Road;

Astor Telephs.Ltd., The—

31321-31398^

Victoria Terrace Directors—W. O’Hara, Howard Payne

andWeingart,

Paul R. P. Sanderson

manager

Nippon Chamber of Commerce and J. W. Hawkins, assist, manager

Industry—Fukushima Road, Ja- T. P. Romanoff, accountant

panese Concession: Teleph. 21342;

Cable Ad : Shogyokaigisho

Royal Society of St. George Austrian Consulate

(Nee Consulates)

St. Andrew’s Society

President--P. D. McFeat, Avanozian and Sons, M., Chinese Car-

St. Patrick’s Society pets—32,

Cable Ad:Bristow Road; Teleph. 32587 j

Avanozian

President—F. A. Jameson L. J. Evrehian, partner

Vice-President-rT. DonnRlly

Hon. Secy. & Treas,—W. H. L. Frost

Tientsin Customs Brokers’ Guild 3a»®@ K

—136, Taikoo Wharf, British Pa foke Icon lu Tcung szu

Bund; Teleph. 30169 Babcock & Wilcox, Ltd., Manufacturer®

. Chairman—Wang Chen-Lu of Patent WaterMechanical

Tube Steam Stokers,

Boilers,

Tientsin Fire Insurance Association Superheaters,

Heaters, Economizers,Piping, Chimneys,

—Secretary’s Office: 173a, Victoria Wa,ter Softeners and Boiler House Ac-

Road; Teleph. 33662 cessories—173. Victoria Road; Teleph..

r( Chairman—T. S. Marshall 30488; Cable Ad: Babcock

Secretary—H. Laidlaw A. S. Buyanow, sub branch manager

 TIENTSIN A4&

Bajandin's I^hahjIacyh <5, Haining Road; Bank of Tienimn—2/15, Asahi.Road;

Teleph. ;;0914 ,i Telephs. 20342, 21025, ,20293 and

N. JB* Balandin, mgr. and proprietor 20520; Cable Ad: Tiensiribank :

Balm, Dr. A., Physician & Surgeon—16, Banque Bflge 4?our l’Etrai^GER S. A. .

Via Trieste:' /j'eh'ph. 40065 . —86, Victoria Road; Telephs. 31204,

31770 and 31825.; Gable.Ad: Sinobe.

BAN K S'; Head Office,: . Brussels ,

AoUICOLTaRAL AND INDUSTRIAL BANK OF Banque fjFranco^hiNoAe I ife *

(Pour le

China, Ltd.—55,Rue de Fmhcd, : Teleph. CoiVimefce-‘et ITndilstFie^-^l’lTv Rub de

32116, ' 3 3785>and

II. T.H.Y.I'sai, 32891

manager ; ,Ca l»te Ad : 0505 France;Telephs. 30469,30179;apd 3165,1 ;>

Ch’ang, sub-manager Cable Aduperapchine

M. Labprne, .man^gfir ;

M. Oba, assist, manager

S. L. Cheng, signs per pro. J. Rienstra, accountant.

Tchou Sin pan, spbrmgr,. ,• of

fr m m it II H branches in •,China; . ; :; :

Mei kuo yysn lung yin h ang Chang, Chin Clung, compradOPe

Ajikrican Exprhss Co., Tnd.,-' The, ft m m m if m

International Banking, Shippinar and

Travel-t^IST, ' Victoria Road; Telephs. Banque Dong fong ivoi li yen hang

de l’Indo-CiiTne — 73, Rue de

30223, 32489 ; .

D. S. Riggs, managerI Cable Ad: Amexco

France;

Indochine Teleph. ' 31028;

:

m ■'Cable' Ad:

1 iiri'

American Oriental Banking'Corpora-

tion, TheOIOi, Rue de France; TOlephs. ft ^ 1$ Huafayln h'«r,!r

32375

office) 32257 (matiager)

(general3225S'

office);Acbmpradore

Cable Ad: Banque • Sino-Francaise —2(52-,, , Taku

Amorbank co Road; Cable Ad: Fanpr/iscin ,

David P. Gill, manager Central Bank of rCsiNA—9; Victoria

IR H Chung kuo yin hang r Road ; TelepU?,' '3<|§g9,. „3p#o;‘Mana-

gers. Office,33038,. Business'.-Office,

Bank of CpiNA—Rue Pasteur; Te- 32266; Cable..'Ads ,:ppyernbank, ,5353

Li Ta, manager.f

lephs. 31314, 30320, 5 31701 and :31378;

(General Office) arid 300^.9 (Foreign

Exchange D^'t.)'; Ca!ble Ad : ! Cen- fy ^lj /Jil Mai chna/tlee

trobank. Head Office,: Reiping

Z. S, Bien, manager (Tientsin Chartered China—79,

Bank .o^'T^tR'a'

Yictdria Road ; Telephs.

and

Branch) J 31333, 32547 and 32135 (Office).,. 31043

( Manager) and ^SI^tCbmpTadore);

ft IR SP f§ Cliao hsien,ying hotng ' Cable Ad: Tenturele

R. W. R.qbg'ijts, manager - ' -„

Bank of Chosen—37, Rue de France; D. L. Dawson, li'ccbtinliant'

Telephs. 23145; 30963, 30883; 31895, 30893 Sub-accts.— : :

' >

and 30256; Cable Ad: Chosenbank :_ - '

Fi H.G E.Flynn, W. A. Cruikshank,

Faulkner, C. E. Ldoinfee

^ jlE Chiao tung yin han't] and W. G. G. Brown

Bank of Communications—82, Rue du Miss D. M. Clutpman, stenb-

Baron Gros; Telephs. 33612, 31800, grapher :

' ■

30480 Manager’s Office ;f31790, 318.20,

31813 and. 31868 General Office; D. Finlay:, caretaker •'

Cable Ad: Chiao-tung Teng Yang Ghow;' com^radofe

P, N. Chung, general manager Chase Bank — Victoria Road; Telephs.

T. S. Yein, manager .30806

Q. Wong, assist, manager

J. C. Yen, do. 30813 (General

and 33128,Office) 30826 (Manager)

(Compradore);- Cable

T. C. Chu, do. Ad: Chase-bank

R. G. Fairfield, manager

S. C. Kuo, secretary E. J. Schilling, :signs, per pro.

13

A46 TIENTSIN

China and South Sea Bank, Ltd.—48, Cook & Son, Ltd., Thos., Bankers,

Victoria Road; TCephs. 30098, 30330, Steamship and Forwarding Agents

31630; Cable Ad: Chinasosea —63, Victoria Road; Telephs. 30456

and 32691; Cable Ad: Coupon

Chung Foo Union Bank—99, Rue de fr m nu m

Pasteur; Telephs. 31673 (Cashier),

31674 (Manager) and 31675 (Gen- Yi pin fang Ic'uan yin hang

eral) ; Cable Ad: Unionbank Credit Foncier d’ExtrGme Orient,

Mortgage Bank,Rue

Agents—111, Land,de House

France;andTeleph.

Estate

ff It 31451 : Cable Ad: Belfran

Pei yang pao shang yin hang L. G.Verbert, gen’l. mgr. for N. China

Commercial Guarantee Bank of de Saint Hubert, signs per

L. Samarcq, do. pro.

Chihli, The—72, Rue de France, E.P. Lugowski,

M ostaert, secretary, signs per pro.

French Concession; Telephs. 30618 secretary

and S3744; Cable Ad: 6378 G. Cox, assist, do.

Wong Ko Min, managing director V. Freeman, assist.

Li Hua, manager Shen Shao Lan, compradore

Liu Tao Chu, sub-manasrer Building Dept.—Teleph. 31126

Wei

Han Chang Ming,

Shih Chi, chiefassist, mgr.

accountant G. Volckaert, architect, signs p. p.

Commercebank, Tientsin Commercial Deutsch-Asiatische Bank—27, Consu-

lar Road. B.C., Telephs. 32368 and

and Credit Corporation, Inc., Gen- 31417; P.O. Box 20; Cable Ad: 'Jiinoi

eral Banking, Trade and Commis- F. Rittmueller, manager

sion Dept —245, Taku Rd. ; Telephs. H. Geiger

33543 (Managing director), 32307 H. Rehders II G.FrauChrist

(General office) and 32166 (Compra- G. Ludewig A. Wiemeier

dore dept.); Cable Ad: Cobank

Board of Directors—J. L. Raskin H (S Hui feng

(president), L. J. Gershevich, Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Cor-

M. S. Boyarsky (treasurer), I.

L. Rapoport and S. J. Zenn poration—Victoria Road; Telephs.

31207 and 31462 (General Office),

(managing director & secy.) 31602 (Agent's Office), 31353 (Com-

G. G. Laperdin, manager pradore Office); Cable Ad : Bank

S. W.F. Shainin, accountant

N. Lavdovsky F. E.H.T.Pentycross, agent

K. S. Wang Barnes, accountant

M. N. Lootsky E.D. D.B. Black

Peat | A. E. Partridge

S.MissD. R.Zimmerman

G. Gurvich H. B. Clark I E. E. F. Hibberd

A. Chalmers | Mrs. G. Lambert

Mrs. G. Lootsky

T^f 'fillf Man Itwoh tse chu way

fr 3R H Talu ying hong International' Savings Society—85,

Continental Bank, The, Banking and Rue de France: Telepb. 30202;Rue Cable

Exchange—32, Rue Dillon; Telephs. Ad: Intersavin:

Lazare. Paris

Head Office: 7,Office:

Avenue85,Edouard St.

33125 and 30150 (gen. mgr’s. office) VII, Shanghai

31036 (mgr.’s office), 30755 and 30242 J. Rignot, divisional manager

(Business dept.), 30906 (Foreign F. Lanoe | Miss N. Moraleff

Dept.), 30967 (Safety Deposit

Dept.), 32648 and 32410 (Warehouse fr ® H Hwa

yi vin hon9

No. 1,), 20477 (Warehouse No. 2),

40688 (Warehouse No. 3), 22709 and Italian Bank for China (Banca Italiana

21235 (Tahutung sub-branch), 23233 Telephk. 31545, 31456, 30437.de30435

per la Cina) — 91, Rue France;

and 23234 (Peimenwei sub-branch), 32747; P.O. Box 19; Cablb Ad: Sinit and

21335 and 21535 (Sikai sub-branch), M. Garau, manager

40155 and 40688 (Hutung sub- G. Verga.ni,

branch); Cable Ad:

F. B. Hsu, gen. manager0666 and Contibank M. Aloisi, accountant

do.

Chao Pien Chen, compradore

 TIENTSIN A47

Kin Cheng Banking Corpokation—

TOO, Victoria B.oad; Tolep-hs. 30322, Barkovith^!]k Co,i|sH., Dealer Bi U

in Furs,

30556, 30286, 30288 and 31142 Skins and Chinese

Chow Cho Ming, manager

Yuan Show-yen, president' lerrace; Teleph. Cariiets^-18,

33305; Cable Victoria

Ad:

Eastmerco

National City Bank of New York. The Harry Barkovitb, proprietor.

—60, Victoria Bead r Telephs. 30!t0!> and

30907;York

New Cable Ad: Citibank. Head Office: I Batteoay k CiK.; M., Import and

Export merchants — 17-21, Rue

*tmm mu.rr m% Dillon ; Cable Ad : Embatteco

Che kiaiig shiny yeh ying hang -

National Commercial Bank, Ltp.— & ft T'ei Tea

Corner of Rue du Chaylard and Rue BfcGUE, H,, Insurance Aaent —40, Rue

du Marechal Eoch; Telephs. 20050, Henry Bourgeois; Teleplil 33221; Cable

23046, 23129, 28446 and 23088, Cable Ad:H. Begue Begue, manager

Ad: Natcombank; Codes: Bent- J. Begue

ley’s, Peterson’s, A.B.C. 5th edn.

C. Z. Chu, manager

Beitrendt. K. Engineer—34, Woodrow

National

Ltd., CommercialOffice:

The—(Head k Savings Bank, Wilson Street; Teleph. 3 20Stp

Hongkong);

45, Rue du Marechal Foch; Teleph. Beiner, W., Furs, Skins and Hides—

23737; Cable Ad: Nacomsav Davenport

National Industrial Bank qf China— Teleph. 32937;Building,

Cable Ad:Davenport

Beiner Road:

Consular Road; Teleph. 33980; Cable W. Beiner

Ad: 5695

3lr #j| m it chun ya

Shanghai

Ltd., Commercial

Bankers and k Savings

Tourist Bank,), Belgian

Agents—!O'

Brick Factory, Red and Blue

Machine-pressed Bricks, etc,, Cement

Rue Pasteur; Telephs. 3044, 3468 ami 33314; ConcreteCableBlocks—Taku

Ad: MansoukRoad; Teleph

33483; Cable Ad: Comsavbank J. Mansouk, proprietor

if « w « k a ss Sf

Sin hua sm jo chu shu ying hong Belgian Consulate—(Nee Consulates)

Sinhua Trust &'Savings Bank—51-53, Benjamin k Robin, Drs.—86, Rue Dillon;

Rue de Franee: Telephs. 32425, 30337

and 30841 ; Cable Ad: 5552. Head Teleph. 32054

Office: Shanghai

Hung Yu, manager Bernstein Sons, M. ,k Forman Inc.,

Mingyi P. Chen, sub-mgr. Import-Export, Furs atid Skins—29,

Yien Yieh Commercial Bank—50, Rue de Ad Canton Road; Teleph. 30860; Cable

1’Admiraute; : Bersons

30823 and 33511Telephs, 30120, 30882, Irving S. Fpiiman, president

Louis M. Bernstein,, vice-pres.

Chiu Yi-Hou, manager George H. Bernsteiri, s sec. & treas.

Shin Sung-Yien, sub mgr. Wang Tao Sherig, compradore

Chao Hsiu-Sun, assist, sub-mgr. N. Shapiro, signs per pro.

A. Rubanpvich

fr il & jE If J. Breger

Hong pin Cheng Chin Yin Hang Miss I. Papoff, stenographer

Yokohama

and BristowSpecieRoads:

Bank—Comer

Telephs.Victoria

31155, Bielfeld k Sun, Importers and Ex-

30184 and 31425; Cable Ad: Shokin porters, Machinery—52, Taku Road ;

Cable Ad: Bielfeld

13

A48 TIENTSIN

Bissekkr, F. T).. Manufacturer*’ Repre- Brand & Sons, Inc., M., Sausage Casings

sentative— 169, Taku Hoad; Teleph. 32529;Exporters—1-8, Ural Road; Teleph.

Cable Ad: Maxbrand

33025; Cable Ad: Bisseker J. Brand, general manager

F. D. Bisseker Sam Fink, manager

Blakeney & Co., J. D., Engineering and

Building Contractor—Corner of Dum- Brazilian Consulate

barton and Ad:

33245; Cable London

Justa Roads; Teleph. (See Consulates)

T? & it & H ^ Ig if! Met eh.ee

Ho lan pao san kune/ sze Bremen Colonial and China Tradino

Blom & vanChina

der Aa,Building,

Insurance Co., Exporters

Insuranceand

— 3.Importers,

Corso Shipping

Siemens TakuAgents—

Road; and

Emanuele III; Teleph. 40024;

Vittorio

Cable and

Ad;

Telepb. 30624; Cable Ad: Blomavan Hanland; Codes: All Standard

A. Bakker, branch manager Private

Zp Fm Ping Brimberg Brothers, Incorporated, Furs

Bollenhagen, H., General Import and andSkins—'65,

33410; Cable

Davenport

Ad:

Road; Teleph.

Lubrimberg; Code;

Export—3rd

Ping An St.,Chin Tang Road,Concession;

Ex-Austrian 4, corner Bentley’s. Head Office: 150 West, 30th

Teleph. 40866; Cable Ad: Fareast Street, New York

H. Bollenhagen H. Brimberg, signs per pro

Bonetti, ?., Architect Corso Vittorio & m. m

Emanuele 26; Teleph. 40309 Ying Met Yen Rung Szu

Bornhorst, W.—61, Canton Road; British - American Tobacco Co.

Cable Ad : Bornhorst, Teleph. 34023 (China), Ltd. — 31, Ex-Russian

Bund; Telephs. 3114, 30968, 31712,

31394, (Extension to all depart-

ft W ments) ; Cable Ad: Powhattan

W. B. Christian, dept. mgr.

Borrows & Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in G. S. M. Lister,, secty. to do.

Hongkong, Established 1914), Marine, R. H. Sharp, adviser (T'ung Yi

Cargo and Engineer Surveyors,— Cigarette Co.)

Liddell’s Building,

30443; Cable Taku Road; Teleph.

Ad: Seaworthy R. P. Cave-Brown, accountant

W. Scott Borrows, Director C. L. Ilil!, assist. do.

R. G\ Lapper, do. R. A. Jones (traffic department.)

V. D. H. Bidwell, do. G. Grenberg do.

R. J. Cooke T. S. D. Wade (order dept.)

C. M. Phillippo, (advtg. dept.)

Mrs. J. E. Coppin, Mrs. E. F.

■Jtr iffi Ho shih D’Alton, Mrs. M. F. Metcalfe

and Miss I. Porfirieff, steno-

Boss, F. H., Merchant and Agent— graphers

Taku Road, corner Canton Road,

Siemens Building; Teleph. 32715; Tsvnanfu:

Cable Ad : Meychina S. W. Glass

F. H. Boss W. H. E. Coates

C. Stecker, signs per pro. F. Boulton

rC. S. Sun, comprador© Tsmgtao

Boycott & Co., Motor Engineers—3, L. Tipton

Wusih Road, First Special Area;

Teleph. 32351; Cable Ad: Boycott British and Foreign Bible Society--

T. A. Boycott, manager —(See Associations)

 TIENTSIN A49

British Cigarette Co., Ltd. (Incorpora- Bulling & Co., A. E., Importers &

ted

Hongunder KongXthe Companies Ordinance of Manufacturers’ representatives—27,

Cigarette Manufacturers

—Head Office: Shanghai; Telephs. 32275 Consular Road; Teleph. 32199;

Cable Ad : Bulling

(General

(PrintingBranchOffice),’' 3 0764 (Factory)

dept); Cable Ad: Cigarette A 32299 A. E. Bulling, proprietor

Tientsin T. Y. Shi eh

W.W.C. J,D.Tucker

Taylor, manager W. S. Tien

W, J. Greggor •jif -fc Tai hoo

G. M. Hollywood

P.M. Lopato

E.

O. BeesleyDixon E.J. W.

Quixley

Moore Butterfield & Swire, (Shipping and

Mrs. Wardle T.P. J.E. RombautRay Insurance—21, Victoria Road; Te-

P.W. W.N.A.Cline

Coffey A. B. Sit sky

lephs. 31245 and 31124; Cable Ad: Swire

E. McLaren

H. A. Deeks L. TL M’all W. G. Lamb

H. A. Dodd W. Warner F. J. Wakefield

F. II. Edney A. Bihoosky R. H. Blake

Printing T. S. Marshall

E. C. Dept.

Mahoney P. Beeson S. Johnson

Miss L. Shellam

S. II. lochvidoff N. A. Stehelokoff Miss H. Stewart

J. Cromby (Tougku)

British Consulate—(iS'ee Consulates) R. C. 'Wallace (Tongku)

T. G. Beer (Tongku)

British Municipal Council — (See Cafe Riche, Restaurant—115, Rue St.

Municipal Councils) Louis; Telephs. 31963 and 33608

Pa0 n in D. Chao, manager

W '9

British Traders’ Insurance Co., Ltd.— Caldbeck, Macgregor k Co., Ltd.

57, Victoria Road; Teleph. 33313; Cable Ordinances of under (Incorporated ’ the Companies

Hongkong'), Wholesale

Ad:R. Traders

L. D. Wodehouse, branch manager and Retail Wine and Spirit Merchants

—49, Victoria

Cable Ad: Road; Teleph. 31281,

Caldbeck.

Brossard Mopin, Civil Engineers. Con- Foochow Road, ShanghaiHead Office: 44,

tractors, Macgregor, Ld., Shanghai, genl. mgrs.

France; Architects

Teleph. 30240; etc..—110,

CableRueAd:

de T. A.H.J.Butler, manager | P. C. Han

11. Roxburgh

Brosexploi

P. Abry, branch manager

Canadian Pacific Railway (Traffie

Brusch, Grantz & Yuan—108, Taku Agents for Canadian Pacific Steam-

ships, Ltd.) — Address : Victoria

Road; Cable Ad : Brugrayu Road; Teleph. 31294; Cable Ad:

Gacanpac.

Jardine, Matheson Co:, Ltd.,

Bubeshko & Cp.,, S. O., Import-Export— Agents

17, Graystone Villa, Barracks Road; ^flj ^ Yung led

Teleph. 30844; Cable

Codes: Bentley’s, A. B.Ad: C. Bubeshko;

5th edn., Caprino k Co.,HairP., Net

ImportManufacturers,

and Export

Western Union and. Lieber’s Merchants;

Human Hair, Bristle

Preparations—67, Rue Pasteur;and HorseCable

Tail

Jui sevg Ad:P. Caprino

Buchheister

every description. Importers of Ma-of ^CapSTIUK

chinery, Tools and Engineers’

Taku Road; Teleph. 30802; Cable Ad: Cable Stores—49, 118, British Bund; Teleph. 30410;

Bucheister; Codes: Bentley’s, Ad : Capstick

edn., Mpsse and Western UnionA.B C. 6th A. E. Capstick | M. I. Sharoglazoff

J. B. Polkinghorn

; C. Stepharius, proprietor and manager

A50 TIENTSIN

||] $J! Li ho Central Insurance Co., Ltd.—113,.

Carlowitz 8c Co., Merchants, Engineers Rue do Chaylard; Teleph. 30810;

and Contractors—140-144, Taku Road; Cable Ad: Twyford

J. Twyford & Co., agents

Telephs. 33604 and 31802; (General)

33935 (Shipping); Cable Ad: Carlowitz and L. H. Twyford Thomas, signs,

R. Lenzmann, partner (Hamburg) per pro.

R. Laurenz, do. (Shanghai)

Dr. A. Nolte, do. (Hamburg) Century Insurance Co., Ltd.—113, Rue

G.O. Roehreke, do. (Hamburg)

(Shanghai) di\ Chaylard

H. Lord, do.

Schoenherr, signs the firm Chambers of Commerce

Kurt Meyer, signs per pro. (See Associations)

J. Wutz, do.

C. F.O. Kleye,

M. Framhein, do. do.

W. Huch Chang & Co., H. F., Importers, and

K. Kolb H. H. Wilhelm Exporters—59, Rue de Paris; Cable

E. Kozer Frl. G. Deuber Ad: Chang & Hfchangcp

G.R. Oberrenner

Nicolis Frl. G. Emanuel Chartered Bank of India Australia

R, Ruck Frl. A. Malin

Frl. E. Koegler and China—(Nee Banks)

Slickers Frl. M. Scholz

R.Th.Tatlock

E. Wiemeier Miss. M.

Filimonovitch Chase Bank (Nee Banks) ' ;

Agents for: — n & mm mft m

Hamburg Amerika Linie Tientsin chee hsin yang hui yu hsien

A. Grampper, inspector

Sole Agents and Importers for: kung szu

Sandoz Chemical Works, Basle Chee Hsin Cement ■ Co., Ltd., The,

Borsalino Guiseppe and Fllo.

(for other agencies see under Tiles, Mosaic, Roofing,ofRidge

Manufacturets Cement,

and Cement

Paving

Shanghai) Drains, Clinker. Tiles, etc.—

Head Office: Taku Road, French

Concession; Telephs. General Office :

Caxton Peess, Ltd., Printers and 31309 and Business Dept.: 31749;.

Publishers—Council Road; Teleph. Cable ley’s

Ad : Cement; Code: Bent-

31978

Ni Yung Ching, proprietor

Chee Hsin Pottery, Makers of Sani-

Central Agency, Ltd., Importers of tary Ware, Tiles, Electro Porce-

Cotton Thread, (Head Office Glas- lain, Crockery, etc.—Cable Ad :

gow — Davenport Building ; Teleph. Pottery, Tangshari

31431; Cable Ad : Spool Sales Offices:

J Cheung Fook Tong, manager Tientsin: 3, Road No. 7,: 3rd.

Special Area

^ W H 4* Peiping: 13, Yang Yee Hutung

Chung yang yao fang yu hsien kung Shanghai: 170, Kiangse Road

szu Qhefoo : The' Shantung Traders.

Co., Ltd., P.O. Box No. 2

Central Dispensary, Ltd., The, (Deal- Tsingtao: Fu Hsin Trading Co.

ers in Pure Chemicals, Drugs, Sur- Tsinanfu: W. Schwardtmann

gical Instruments, Hospital Applir Hongkong & Canton: Bornemann

ances and Toilet Articles, etc.— & Co.

North-east Corner Tientsin City; Mukden : San’ Yi Hung, North

Telephs. 2252'5 and 23157; Cable Ad: Madket, International Settle-

Century ment

Central Forwarding Co.,- 42, Asahi Chemical Laboratory of Tientsin—42,

Road; Cable Ad: Tora Rue Henry Bourgeois; Teleph. 32125>

 TIENTSIN A51

Cheng Ho Co., Ltd. (Incorporated

Hongkong)—49, Bruce Road in m m Chien hsin

China Export-Import and Bank Co.,

Import and Export—6,

Chernowetsky, L., Jeweller and Wat- Ex-Austrian ConcessionShou(S.A.D.

An Street,

II);

chmaker—286, Victoria Road; Te- Teleph. Private 40816; Cable Ad: Lemjus; Code:

leph. 31640 M. Schloemer

Chiao Tung University Agents

(See Educational) J. G. Farbenindustrie A.G., Phar-

maceutical

sen, GermanyDepartment, Leverku-

Chihli Motors, Ltd.—10, Taku Road;

Telephs. 31585 and 31586

3 » R I)' a ® ;S M « +

Chihli Press, Inc., Printers and Sta- Chung hua chih. ydii koo wen

tioners—25, Rue St. Louis; Teleph. yu hsiin icung sze

31558; Cable Ad: Chilipress China Express Co., Ltd., Shipping, For-

Chihli-Shantung Line, Ltd, Ship- warding, Insurance, Customs Brokers

owners

France; and Agents—105,

Teleph. QuaiAds:de and

30595; Cable

General Commission Agents—Ex-

Russian Concession; Teleph. 40047

5140 and Chihtung K. P. Chen, manager

C. K. Wang, assistant

Chihli Trading Co., The, General China Foreign Corporation—57, Rue

Merchants and Commission Agents

—16, Rue do Yerdun; Teleph. 32433 Henry Cable Bourgeois; Telephs. 33440 &

an d 33819: Cable Ads: Comus and 33770; E. W. Fitchford

Ad : Chinaforin

Oilmill

China Forwarding and Express Co;—

HU lH Mei fenc/ Settlement Railway Station, Teleph.

China-American Engineering Corpo- 40107; Cable Ad: T.sun

ration (Federal Inc.), U.S.A., Im- China Fur Trading Co., Ltd.,—60, Henry

port, Export and Machinery—Rue Bourgeois; Cable Ad: Pulun

de France; Telephs. 30601 and 31428;

Cable Ad : Caeng

ft

«U H Mei feng Zeang tah mooh hong hung sz

China-American TradingImport

Corporation China Import & Export Lumber Co.,

(Federal Inc., U.S.A.), and Ex- Ltd.—2,Telephs. Russian Road, 3rd Special

port Merchants, Engineers and Con- Area; 40821 and 40831; Cable

tractors—Rue de France; Telephs. 31428 Ad:E. Lumberco

H.N. China

Grooms, representative for

and 30601; Cable Ad: MacGowan

China Continental Commerce Co., Ltd. China Import Trading Co., General

Importers, Exporters and Commission Importers —49, Rue du 14 Juillet;

Merchants — Continental Building;

Telephs. 31218 (General Manager), TeP'ph. 22951; ntley’s,Cable

AcmeAd:

and Ostermann;

31781 and 32528 (Switches to all CodM.-s'E.ItOstermann, Private

managing partner

Depts.), 33625 (Export Dept.), 30829

(Accounts Dept.), 32851 (Service China Korean Fur Co.—46, Rue Henri

Station); Cable Ad : Conticomco Bourgeois; Teleph. 31280; Cable Ad:

Chinkorfur

China Electric Co.. Ltd., Manufacturers

and Agents, for Telephone, Telegraph ms #

and Electrical Machinery and Apparatus China Merchants’Steam Chau shan Iciuk

—132, Rue du Baron Gros. French —British Bund Navigation Co.

Concession; Cable Ad; Microphone K. H. Chun, shipping manager

L. W. Yii, district manager

A52 TIENTSIN

China Merchants’ Trading Co./Ltd.— R. T. Evans, presideht ',

68, Rue du 14 Juillet; M.B.A.C.Ldrenzbn,

Easthani, vice-presidb'

secretary h't' '1'

1

China National Trading Co—,6 Rue Y. if!. Yen, treasurer i.

:

' Chevrier; TelOph. 82348; Cable Ad: ? Oi 10. Chow,

E. K. Lowry, do. director

Chinatco Agency

China Netherland Produce Co., Im- The China Engineers, Ld., Shanghai: :

porfe and Export Merchants—89, Rue

du 14 Juillet;

Chinepruco Teleph. ' . iOWByCable Ad: n & & m m fj

Lee hwi. fei tsab Ming ste 1 ' ’

ChinA Northern Corporation— ,China Soap Co.,Iluedu Li'D., The, Soap Mahu-

tiue de Paris; Telephs. 3^113 and 30379; Cable Ad: LeversChaylard; Teleph.

i facturers—93,

33225; Cable Ad : Chungpei P. H. Cobb, director

K. H. Wang, • sales manager

China OEtic.Vl' Co. 50, Rue. de Takou ; C. P. Lee, assist, manager

Tcleph. 333b4 T..P. Chang, territory mgr.

S. Wang, accountant

China Printing

(Incorp. & Finishing

in Hongkong), CottonCp.,_ Ltd., China and South Sea Bank Ltd.

Spinners

and Manufacturers

Bleachers, and Finishers Printers, Dyers, i (Nee Banks)

of Textiles—.

Chi Tai Building, Rue du Marechal

Eoch; 'J'eleph. 34443; P.O.,Box 11; Cable ChinaTeleph. Travel Service -100, Rue Paskhir.

Ad: Celita. Head. Office: 2)20, Szechuen 30980

Road, Shanghai.

Directors:—(Shanghai)

Clive R. Hargreaves, (chairman and China Underwriters, Ltd., Life, Fire,

director), D. J. Sinclair,, ph.d,, b.sc. Marine, Accident, Sickness, MotorOffice: Car

(Liv.), a.i.c., J. Ballard, b.sc. (London) and General

Hongkong Insurance—Head

Aji-C., J. Wild ancjl C. F.

S, Tweedie,. secretary (Shanghai) Liu Greenland and Sons, general agents;

Tientsin Office 118, British

Cable Bund; Teleph. 31105;

Ad: Greenland

Robert

Eugene C,S. S.WeiMa, manager Chinese Associated Trading' Co., Ltd.,

China Products & Industrial Co.— General Importers and Exporters—184,.

Canton Road; Teleph. 30189; Cable Ad:

65, Rue de France;

and 33947:; Cable Ad; Chinaprodu Telephs. 31165 Chinatrade and 4809

C. T. Lee, manager

China Radio Corporation, Radio 'Re- Chinese Eastern- Railway (Commer-

ceiving Sets and Transmitting cial Agency), Tourist and Forward-

Equipment, Delco-Light Plants,

Pumps, Hardware, Miscellaneous ing Agents—74,

31888 ; CableRueAdde: Kitvostdor

France; Te-

Machinery and Special Machinery leph. P. A. Volegoff, manager

Made to Order—8, Rue du Marechal L. N. Sitinov, passenger dept.

Foch; Telephs. 23557 and. 23635;

Cable Ad: Chinaradio and 3805. H Ta dicing

Branch Office: 73, Pa Men Tsao,

Morrison St., Peiping; Teleph. E567 ! Chinese Co.

Engineering and Development

Inc.—18, Via Ermanno

n&% * Teleph. 40039; Cable Ad: Ccdeo..Carlotto;.

H.YangA. Raider, presidt. and gen* mgr.

China

InsuranceSecurities

and Company

Land Agents— Inc.,

12, P. T. Yuan, chief eng', dept.and treas.

Pao Ling, secretary

Victoria Terrace. British Concession;

Telephs. 30314 & 33429; 'Cable Ad: Y.M. K.F. Tsai, service.eng.

Yu, acct.

3211 V. K. Veiling, auditor

 TIENTSIN A53

CHINESE GOYERNMENT RAILWAYS G. L. B. Nevvmarcb, engineer

G.

Mrs.B. M. 'Carruthers,,/signal engineer

•Chemin de FEr dtt Tchen«-Tai—Tien- Stares, steucjg^apher

Y. Y. Lu, acting section engineer,

tsin Agents. Olivier Ohine—31, Rue (Fengtai)

de Verdun; Bureau Central: Shih- K. S. IIHsu,

su, section

kiachwang j] Cable; Ad : Chansifer

■ Ouang Menu Kong,, direeteur -SxiC. sect. engineer, (Tangku).

eng.. (Tangshan)

Tsudu H6a, directeur adjoint, chef C. Cfliui, 'se'c. ehg’. (SnaHhaikuanj

sei'vice central

Vinot-Pr&fontaine, chef- du! service Traffic Department:

W. H. Steele, traffic' manager

du mouvement et trafic

Ouang King Sing', chef du service 0: M. Ghen, assistant manager ■

de dal Voie et- des travaux K. H. Kuo, chief of establishment

Louo Ing Tsun, chef du service division

de la traction et du materiel H. Chu, chief of. commercial div.

Ou Jen Fou, chef de la compta- E. T. Sheng, assistant do.

bilite S. F.r Bogg, Chief of transp. dm 1

Liou Tsao Cheng, president du H. l ueh, assist.- do. do.

bureau des achats S. K. Ching, chief of tele. div.

Boyer, controle general. K. C. Hu, chief,of audit division

F. N. Pang, assist. ; do;

J. Park, chief controller

jb a^ ft it^£1 sa Locomotive 'Department.

Pe ning tiek tu kuan U chu F. A. Jamieson- a m. Inst., o.e.,

Feipino-Liaonino Railway (Ministry of superintendent ■ :

Railways: Nanking)— Head Office: H. H; Niu,-assistant supt.

Tientsin; Teleph, 60326; Cable Ad: L. Yu, ehieL of secretarial. division

Pening

T.W. Yin, managing director L.S. G.: Yang,chief

Chang, assitant ; dp.,

of technical div.

K. Hsu, associate do. J. K. Cooper, chiefu of , accounts

Herbert P. C. Cheng, associate dir. and auditing ;diyisijqn

H. N. Liang, chief secretary S. C., Yang, 'assistant chief of

Resident Chief CorrtptrQller’s Dept. accounts & auditing division

.Secretaries—Q.'Wang, Yd C. Ching, H. O. B." Greer, general inspector

P. Y. Chang, Y. Hsu, C. P. Ho and Accounts Department:

Y. C. Tan j. Burton, chief accountant

S. Y. Chen, resdt. chief comptroller S. Wang, assist, chief accountant

of accts. and audits

Comptrollers—T/ C. Hao, H. W. Ho, ; R.chief Hall, personal assistant to

T. H. Huang and W. P. Liu accountant ,

^General Affairs Departnient G.

Y. 0.Tsou,

C. Yeh,chief

chiefof secretarial

of revenuedivision

audit

C. Hsu, supt, division

Y.W. Yu,Tang,

T.

H. Feng,

as-sist.chief ofdorsecretarial division

assist. do.

T. audit

Y. Wu, chief'df 'disbursement

and, booking division

C. Fu, do. land do. T. L. Pam, chijef pf casjrier’s office

G. Hsu, do. sundries do. Materials’ Department: .

C.H. C.F. Sup,

Huang,phiefchiefof personal do.

of police division D. P. Chow, superintendent.

S. Hsu, Tie.' 'public health division H. T. Wong; chief of control div.

Engineerding- Department: P. C. Chow, chief of purchase div.

W. Q. LeitchT_M.i.c.E., engineer- Efficiency H. Huang, chief storekeeper,

in-cjajef $5, .general inanager Commission: :

P. IK Chang, Assistant E-in-C. P. C. Grand ' Hubert, (acting

‘ • W. Chow., chief of; works divisibn chairman)-, B. V. Oustroumoff,

C. Y. Wu, chief of ^en. division H. C. Pien, N. K. Hua, F. J.

Y. C.. Wang, assistant do Wang, T. W-. Wood.,. Yd T. Hu,

C. Y. Liangi chief ^technical office C.; W. Pan. Y. F. Li, It. S.

, , N.. G. . Willis, phief inspector , -Chow, T. Tr Sun,, T- S. Li, T.

K. H. Wang, clo ' F-- Ghe, K. Ti Yu and.'G.-H. Liu

A54 TIENTSIN

Peiping Sgiyuan Line— Transporta- JTj !£ m & 3l 2:

tion Office, 2nd Special Area, Tien tsin dien hua chu

Teleph. 40560

T. Jen, agent Chinese Government Telephone Ad-

ministration—Central:

Chakow; South: Bruce Chinese Bund,

Road, British

Concession; East: Via ConteHopei,

Gallina,

Chiao tungpu chih hsia tsin pu tieh lit Wei Loo; Telephs. 30001 with switchYueto

Italian Concession; North:

kwan li chii No. 1 managing director and No. 2 chief

Tientsin-Pukow Line — Head Office: engineer

Tientsin-Hopei;

Tsinpury Teleph. 1655; Cable Ad: Chinese National with

Wireless Telegraph

Co. (Associated Marconi’s Wire-

less Telegraph Co., Ltd.)—26, Rue do

Chinese Government Salt Revenue PAdmiraute; Teleph. 31548; Cable Ad:

(Changlu District Inspectorate)— Natwirtel M. C. Cheng, manager

39-41, Via Vincenzo Rossi; Teleph

40046; Cable Ad: Salt

Y. F. Tseng, district inspector & Chiu Ta Salt Refining Co., Ltd, Salt

Refiners and Manufacturers of Dental

salt commissioner Cream and Other

R. L. P. Baude, co-district inspt. Ta Building, 1, line bye-products—Chiu

Fofilanier; Teleph.

T. C. Chen, asst, district inspt. 31532; Cable Ad: Chiu ta

C. C. Cheng' chief secretary

C. Y. Liang, chief accountant Chu Feng Rug Co.—146, Rue Dillon;

C. C. Tang, district investigator Cable Ad: Tywan

H. Y. Chen, senior Chinese secty. Chung Foo Union Bank

English Secretaries—K. Y. Chia, (See Banks)

C. C. Ho, Y. L. Hsin, Y. C.

Huo, H. C. Wu and C. W. Ma

Chinese Secretaries—E. T. Chiang, Chung Hua Match Co., Ltd.—Factory:

1, Fukushima Road; 2,Telephs.

M. Tso, Y. Y. Pan and S. Y. and

Tai. 21468. Factory: Chi Wei.21424

Lu

Accountants—H. W. Chow, T. N. S.A.D. 3, Teleph. 33325; Cable Ad:

Chuka match

Lu, K. S. Chang, S. J. Min, P.

O. Chang. F. Y. Tao, K. C. Chung Yuen Co., Ltd. (Tientsin),

Tang, N. H. Li, T. K. Chow, J. Department Store—Asahi Road

T. Chang, C. S. Lin, L. Wang, Lam Jan Seung, managing dir.

K. ‘C. Chow and L. Y. Yu. Lam Chi Hoon. manager

F. Y. Chien, English typist Lam Sou Tin, sub-mgr.

, C. Lu, registrar K. H. Chan, treasurer

Revenue Guards Office: ‘ : S. A. Chungking Import China—1,.

C. L. Chang, director Korostowetz Road; Teleph. 33359 ;

Y. Y. Ju, assistant director Cable Ad: Imposica

S. C. Cheng, inspecting officer J. Stehling | M. Stehr

Y. Chen, earth salt supervisor

W. H. Chu, English secretary CHURCHES AND MISSIONS

T. N. Chang, staff officer

C. Y. Feng, registrar

H. P. Fei, file-keeper S S © Sc It a $

H. S. Fan, Chinese clerk All Saints’ Church (“Church of Eng,-

S. H. Hsu, do, land”)—Meadows Road

--C. C. Li, Chinese typist

Assistants—T. P. Li, C. H. Shao, ^ ^ si Fu yin tang

C. Yang, C. H. Yuan, T. S. London Missionary Society—83, Taku

Shen, T. T. Li and T. Cheng Road Cable Ad: London Mission

 TIENTSIN A55

|li g! Wang ho loo Tientsin Badminton Club

Dr. Charles J. Fox (chairman), J.

Roman

Dame des Ca,tholio Church of “ Notre

VictoirEs” M. Milne (Hon. trasurer), Mrs.

Winter, E. Winter, E. Aitken, F.

J. Murray and T. T. Tap (hon.

^ Tien Chu Tang secretary)

St. Louis Church (Ronian Catholic)— Tientsin Chess Club — Karatzas Cafe

31, Rue St. Louis, French Concession Committee — Dr. Charles J. Fox

(president), T. P.M. Romanoff

secretary), Dr. (hon.

J. Pertzel (hon.

s ® ^ a ^ ro treasurer)

Yeh shu chiao ho chung huei tang

Union Church—69, Gordon Road Tientsin Club—Victoria.

Telephs. 31312 an 31399. r Road;

H. Schmuser, secretary (137, Committee—E. C. Peters (chair-

VictoriR Road) man), Thps, N. Miller (vice-

chairman), W. E. Atwell, T.

GLUES J. Graham, W. G. Parkin, W.

Club Concordia—Woodrow Wilson St.; Pryor & R. L. D. Wodehouse

Teleph. 31861 Secretary—J. W. Cameron

Committee—W. Haenisch, H. Tientsin Country Club — Office: 50,

Theuerkauf, H. , Utech, J. Ewo Road

Gaedicke, J. Stehling, A.

Gampper, E. H. Gagg, E.

Kozer Tientsin Cricket Club

Casa Degli Italiani—Via Roma 2 Tientsin Customs Club — Victoria

(Italian Club) Road; Teleph. 30384

President—A. Giavotto President—C. Bos

Secretai’y—P. Bay Hon. Secretary—M. Keane

Hon. Treasurer—T. J. Macauley

North China Automobile Club Hon. Librarian—G. Poletti

(Affiliated to the Royal Automobile Committee—A. Darlington- & A.

Club of Great Britain and Ireland) Mitchell

Hon. Secy, and Treas.—A. Giavotto

Tientsin Football Association

Tientsin Amateur Athletic Associa- Tientsin Gole Gleb—Teleph. 31355

tion (Inaugurated 1928) Captain—G, B, Campbell

Tientsin Amateur Dramatic Club Committee—W. Pryor, Major 0.

President—R. S. Campbell T. Kirksey, Z. Ikeda, L. H.

Committee—H. Jackson, J. Twyford Kent, F. F. Yap. I. Morioka

Thomas & J. Allan

Hon. Secretary — V. Stapleton- Tientsin Ice Hockey Club

Cotton

Hon. Treasurer—L. T. Beddow Captain—A. L. Bridge

Vice Captain—L. F. Fingereth

Tientsin Amateur Swimming Asso- Hon. Secy.—J. W. Cameron

ciation

President—Cecil G. Davis

Hon. Secretary and Hon. Treasurer Tientsin Lawn Tennis Association

—J. B. Brown President—E. J. Nathan, o.b.k.

Committee—T. Vice-dol

Horiye —Dr. H. Betz and Y.

H. Bidwell, S.A. D.Bolte

Wade.andV. W.

D.

Exec. Committee—W. Pryor,

Scheel (chairman)

J. A. Smith, Hon. Sec. & Treas.

Tientsin Association Football Club M. Rumjahn, Asst. do. do.

A56 TIENTSIN

Tientsin Lawn Tennis Club Librarian—Mrs. F. H. Penty-

cross

Tientsin Paper Hunt Club Editor of the Bulletin and Pub-

licity Secretary—Mrs. E. K.

Master—II. V. Bridge Lowry, 397, Elgin Avenue

Hon. Sec. & Treas.—R. Samarcq Chairman

Courtesy. ofCommittee—Mrs.

Membership andJ.

Committee—P. Bauer, A. von

Delwig, J. Cockin, Ian K. Kloosterboer

Howell, A. Rapp ^and Lt. Chairman of the Civics Com-

.Hi Sydenham-Clarke mittee—Mrs. A. E. Capstick

Chairman of the Social Ac-

tivities Committee—Mrs. . O.

®s*»X Sixt

Tientsin Race Club—Ewo Road; Cable

Ad:Secretary—R.

Racing P. Sanderson Trust for Open Spaces, The

Trustees—P.

(chairman), H.M. S;B. Fyffe,

Kent,S. m.c.

G.

Tientsin Rowing Club Beare, W. O’Hara, H. Paynev

E. C. Peters, F. W. G. North

Tientsin Skating Club (controller ming yuan), W.

Chairman—H. Wright Pryor, (lion., secty. and treas.)

.Committee—J. Burton, Mrs. S. Hon. Supt. Rec. Ground—H.

Feeney, A. L. Bridge and L. Wright

Fingereth

Hon. Treas.—J. W. Cameron Colbert. Dr. John, Physician artd’Surgeon

Hon. Secy.—A. L. Maitland —264, Victoria Road; Teleph. 30193

® St # # ^ jplj Li yuan

Tien chin jou yung hwei Colinet G., Import,Rue

Export,

Tientsin Swimming Club—102, Parkes Insurance—16,

Road HenriShipping and

Bourgeois;.

Trustees — W. T. Greenland, H. Teleph. G.

30891; Cable Ad: Colinet

Colinet.

Payne and W. S. D. O’Hara F. Maille, signs per pro..

Committee — A. Bolte (chair-

man), J Mille (hom trea-

surer), G. C Pearson (hon. W M Kao lin

secretary), T. S. D. Wade, E.

A. Arnold, L. Fingereth and Collins & Co., Ltd., Merchants, Com-

J. W. Cameron mission Agents,—75, Consular Road,

Teleph. 31051; Cable Ad: Collins

Tientsin Temperance Society

Comfort Company, The, Exporter

Tientsin Women’s Club of Chinese Carpets

Ware,andLacquer

Rugs,Ware-

Brass

Officers and Members of the Exe- Ware, 146,

Cloisonne

Rue Dillon, French Concession;

cutive Board;—

President—Mrs. T. S. Bl$ck Cable Ad: Tywan

1stmanVice-President and Chair- T. Y. Wang, proprietor

of the Programme Com-

mittee—Mrs. R. Thompson Commercial (Guarantee Bank of Chih-

2ndmanVice-President and F.Chair-

of Groups—Mrs. W. li—(See Banks)

G. Clark

. ;?rd Vice-Piesideid; and Chair- Commercial Traders’ Association, Fed.

man of the House Committee Inc., U.S.A. Impart, Export and

—Mrs. E. Gross-Smith General Merchants—158,, Bristow Road;

Secretary—Mrs. A. Berlin Teleph. 33616; Cable Ad: Comtradas

Treasurer—Mrs. W. O’Hara

 TIENTSIN A57

a g Yih Chung Consumers’ i Service

Commercial Union Assurance Co., Ltd. P. Splingaerd, Inspector.

Insurance in Teleph.

all its32070;

Branches—98, F. M'ertens, do.

Victoria Koad; Cable Ad: P. Vissers, do.

Haitradco G. Barbier, do.

Haiho Trading Co., Ltd., agents V. Vassilieff, do.

Manager for China: Meter and Testing Staff:

E.Shanghai

Lester Arnold —17, Canton Road, R. Paternoster, inspector

B. Artemieff, do'.

Commission for the Improvement of Traffic Zlokasoff, A.

Dept. :

do.

the River SyStem of Chihli G. D' e Clereg, superintendent

(Hee Associations) P. Gemine, assist do.

^ it ^ C. Gevels, chief inspector

Tien tain tien ch’e tien teng kung szu S. Bargeton, inspector

CoMPAGNIE BE TRAMWAYS ET D’EcLAIRAGE Workshops:

de Tientsin, Societe Anonyme, (The A. Crommar, superintendent

Tientsin Tramway & Lighting Co., Ltd.) F. Pceters. assistant supt.

Siege Socia]: Bruxelles—2,Via Ermanno E. Cortinovis, do.

Carlotto, Italian Concession; Teleph. A. Savoi, do.

40691 Tramway Ttacks'.

Head Office: A. Noltinck, superintendent

J. M. Haesaerts, general manager G. Vinogradoff, assistant

F. Courtois, engineer-in-charge

(Power House, Distribution Compagnie Franco - Americaine

system and Lighting Dept.) d’Assurances—Head Office:

P. Rouffart, • engipeer-in-charge

Traffic Dept., Workshops and Agents — Racine A Co., 137,Shanghai

Quai de

Tramway tracks) France

F. Scalliet, secretary general

F. Dirickx, secretary

J. B. • Splingaerd, chief of the Continental Bank —(Nee Banks)

Bureau of Chinese Affairs

Accounts Dept. : CONSULATES

A. Petitjean, accountant

P. Donnay, assistant accountant ^ ® a it *

W. Ghilain, assistant accountant Ta au lewo ling shih shti

P. Giffard, cashier

C. Teunkens, chief storekeeper Austria—Race Course Road; Teleph.

G. Pel agoti, ■ store-keeper 32276

P. Giffard', cashier

Power Station: Belgium—36, Rue Fontanier; Te-

A. Crousse, superintendent leph. 31198; Cable Ad: Beige

A. Delabie, assistant supt. Consul-General—T. Snyers

Distribution System: AttacherrM* deMertens

Interpreter—A. Vlieger

L. Vanderhelst, superintendent

G. van Santfort, electrician

J. P. Gervasi, do. PJ © It ® @ ® £ *

Lighting Department:

C. Piron, superintendent Ta pa hsi kuo ling shell ya men

Consumers’ Engineering Staff: Brazil—Rue de France c

E. Tercalavres, chief electrician Consul—L. O. McGowan

M. Claes, inspector

L. Hutsemekers, do. Denmark—4, Kirin Road

M. Mathieux, do.

A. Melsen, do. Consul—-J. Lange

G. Potopaieff, do. Secretary—N, Chr. Jorgensen

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i- m m m n % * Spain—Belfram Building, 7, Rue de

Ta fen lan Jcub ling shih shu France; Teleph. 31198 '

Finland—140-144, Taku Road Sweden—173, Victoria Road

Consuls—H. Schoenherr ViceTConsul—E. R. Long

pi fanzmm&x

Ta Fah Icwo ling shih ya men mmm *

France—28, Rue du Oonsulat Ta Mi kwo tsung ling shih kwan

Consul—Ch. Lepissier United States of America—71, Mea-

Cousul-Adjoint—R^ Germain dows Road; Telephs. 31081 and 32325

Vice-Consul—J. Yvonnou Consul General—F. P. Lockhart

Consul-Suppleant—A. Chambon Executive Consul—G. Atcheson, jr.

Attache , de, Consu 11— M. Sigauret Consul—Whitney Young

Docteur—E. Benjamin Vice-Consuls—Stuart Allen, Ro-

Chef de la Garde—M. Daudrumez. bert S. Ward, John Hubner II

Dactylographe — Melle. V. de (absent), Troy S. Perkins,

Laberbis Gerald Warner (absent), Cecil

Secretaires

T’ang, S. Chinois

T. Lieou,— L.Y. K.T. B. Lyon (detailed as 3rd se-

Tchen and K. Yang cretary at Legation, Peiping)

Secretary to Consul-General—

Jeannie E. Blacklock

mmmm* Secretary—Harry Kushner

Interpreter—F. J. C. Liu

Ta te kuo tsung ling shih shu

German

Woodrow Wilson Street;Teleph.— 31041,

Consulate-General 61-63;

Cable Ad: Consugerma m & x m &

Consul-General—Dr. H. Betz Yung ku hung cheng ssu

Consul—G. Scheffler Cook & Anderson (late Adams &

Chancellor—E. Radke Knowles), Architects,

and Engineers—1, Surveyors,

Victoria Road;Valuers

Teleph.

Secretaries—A. Schoeps, F. Schroder 31010

Mrs. F. Wetzel Edwin Cook, f.r.i.b.a., m.i.struct.e.

H. McClure Anderson,; f.r.i.b.a,

I;- ® B A M.I.STRUCT.E.

Ta Ying kwo tsung ling shih kwan

Great Britain—Victoria Road; Cook & Son, Ltd., Thos. (Incorporated in

Telephs. 31289 and 30355; Cable England), Tourist, Steamship

warding Agents, and—For-

Bankers, etc. 63,

Ad: Britain Victoria Road; Telephs. 30456and 32691

Cable Ad: Coupon

t&m *

Ta Ji pen kwo ling shi ku an

Japan—Hanazono Road; Telephs. Corinth & Seidel, Architects

Decorators—127, Woodrowand Interior

Wilson

20035 and 20089 (Office), 20120 Street; Teleph. 32804; Cable Ad: Corinth

(Police Office); Cable Ad: Riyoji

Netherlands Consular Court — m m

Belfram31198

Teleph. Building, 7, Rue de France; Cornalba & Bezzini, Importers & Expor-

ters—13-14,

cession; Italian

40117;Bund,

Teleph.propr. Italian

Cable Con-

Ad: Italo

n ® ffi a m as a P. Pezzini, and mgr;

Ta na ivei kwo ling shih ya men Miss M. Pezzini,assistant

B.1). Mingozzi, do.

Norway—106, Rue de Paris, French P. Chow, accountant

Concession, Teleph. 31067 S. H. Liu, chief clerk

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M ^ M Huang kung fan tien Examiners

.1. A. A. Seek W. J. Mezger

Coukt Hotkl, The—171, Victoria lload; A. M. da Motta T.A. Matsushita

Teleph. 31113; Cable Ad: Court

Leonard A. L. Moore, proprietor F. A. do Kozario LinP.LaiZazersky

Twan

R. Zuccarini Liu Meng-chou

C.K. WadaKikuchi Ng Yan Tek

Chedit Foncier d’Extreme ORIENr T.A. Yada P. P. Kozlolf

K. Okaiiioto

(Nee Banks) Einarson Ho

T. Nishida

G.R. T.Yokota

MacLaughlin Chao Yu Shan pao

Tsoi tsin

LingYuan

m & 7\< n ii & tu Peng

S/ian hai k,w(in ch’i shui kung shu P. Kuroda

V. M. Collado Wong,TeCheuk Ming

Nam

Crystal, Ltd., Mineral N.

P. I.Taka has hiactiiij harbour master

facturers—Head Office: 4, Water

PokotiloifManu-

lid., Tirbak,

and 79 Chinese tidewaiters

S.A.H. 3; Teleph. 4U249; Cable Ad: Crystal

Tain hai kuan Vl & & *

Customs, Chinese Maritime— Dairen Kjsen Kajsha (Dairen S.S. Co.)

—38, Hai

Telephs. 32287, |io Road,3117s,1st 30851,

Special 32278,

Area;

Corner Rue St. Louis and French Bund; 30700 and 32903; Cable Ad: Daiki.

Tel. 31335, Commissioner’s Office,

do. 32543, Dep. Commissioner’s Office Godown at French Bund; 4, Rue Dillon,

French Concession;'Telephs. 30960 and

do. 31441, General Office 33566

do. 31231, Appraising Department T. Misumi, manager

do. 31214, Ctiief Tidesui veyor’s Office

do.

do. 33163,

31525, Inspector

Harbour of Exmrs.Office

Master’s Office

Commissioner—C. Bos Danish Consulate— (See Consulates)

Deputy Comr.—E. G. Smith Dau

Assistants

E.LiuE.E-ling

Borissof Supplies, etc.—9-11,-Via ErmannOMining Car-

‘ ; Wong Cheng-sheng lotto,

Dauhugo Italian Concession; Cable Ad:

Bu Lu Chung jChen W en Y i C. H.Nimz, partner engineer

BerlinChih Yi Wang I’ei-yin

A.Shang Chung Kliebenstein,

J. F. Maclennan Yao Ting-hsinChueh G. Scholz, typist

S.ShihKakii K. Nimz, jr.

Eng How Yang Kuan Pao

Tu Cliu Ping

Liu

ChenEn-T’ung

Wen Kien Liu Mao Hsuan m. m

Wei Kung-shuo Ts’ao Ping-hsii Davis, R. and

S., Land

Bond, Stock EstateandAgent—

Share-

L. Filimonovitch (Miss) supervisor 17, Victoria Terrace;andTelephs.

Broker,

32390 and

Wong T.a Chuen, asst, analyst 33716;

W. Nash, chief tidesurveyor

S. Hitosugi, tidesurveyor B Bentley’sCable Ad: Security; Codes:

and Private

G. H. White, asst, tidesurveyor R. S. Davis

(Tangku) Debus, Max, Fur & Skin Merchant—11-

E. B. Weir, do.

M. Keane, Ko Yee How, E. M. 27, Davenport Road; Cable Ad: Debus

Popov, boat officers

J. R. Foster, Lo Cho Kit, Kuo Yu Deutsch Asiatische Bank — (See

Yung, Hwang Kuei T’i, asst, Banks)

boat officers

Appraisers : 5fl] fg Chieh li

A. Darlington (insp. of exmrs.) Deutsch - Chinesische Handels Co.,

G. Poletti General Import and Export—23, Rue St.

K. Koga Louis;

P. Breuer Teleph. 33766; CableAd: Breusun

A. Mitchell , C. S. Sun

T. J. Macauley

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^ ^ Tefu Doulatram

Deutsche. Earben-Handelsgeseli;Schaft 274, Victoria Road; Teleph. 3lt)69; Cable,

Waibel & >0or, N iederlassung Tientsin, Ad:H.Doulatram M. Doulatram, proprietor ‘ *

Impart (Indigo, Aniline Dyes and Sun-

dries)—4, Hua An Road; Telephs. 40853 Sub-Branch—46, G. D. Melvani, mgr.

and Rue du Mareehal

.Mouse,4081)4,;,Cable

A.R.C. 6thAd:edn.,

Waidefag;

CarlowitzCodes:

and Foch

D. D. MelYaiii, mgr.

Private

Deutsche Schule DuManufacturers

Pont de Nemours

and Importers E. I.,

of Indigo,

{See Educational) Dyes and Chemicals—52, Taku Road;

Deutsche Theatre Yerein Teleph. 30176; Cable Ad: Dupont; All

{See Associations) Codes

Deutsche Yerexnigung Tientsin ta & m k n m m m %

(See Associations) . , Dunlop Rubber Co. (China), Ltd., The,

Tyre and Rubber Manufacturers, Sole

Dmitrovsky, Samuel, Fur Merchant—97, Manufacturers of , Dunlop Pneumatic

Taku

Dmitrovsky Road; Teleph. 3L936; Cable Ad: Tyres Dickinson andHall,

General

2, TakuRubberRoad; Goods—

Teleph.

31064; Cable Ad: Pneumatic

S.J. J.G. Willcox

Hayes, mgr. ^ for North China

^ ^ mm k & m %

Dodwell & Co., Ltd,—61, Hue de

France; Telephs. 32553 and 33514; T.C. Churchill

A. Greenland |I sMrs. Miss G.

D. Smith

Leeds

Cable Ad: Dodwell « » # a K @

E. 'Winter,' Acting manager

E. S. Rend all I P, K. Jdu Eagle and Globe Steel Co., Ltd.,, The,

L. Fingereth | H. Y. Liu Stock carried by Haiho Trading Co.

—98,Victoria Road; Teleph. 32070;

lO -S’ /C Dah lay Jenny sze Cable Ad: Haitradco

Dollar Co., The Robert, Lumber, Ship- East-West1 Fur Trading Corporation—

ping and General Importers—Robert 94, Taku Road; Teleph. 30933; Cable

Dollar Building,

Teleph. 31196; CableFrench Concession; Ad: Kopitsky

Ad: Dollar.

Dollar Lumber Co., Importers of Oregon ® IS lit Tung fung tie chang

Pine Cable

ing; and Lumber—Robert

Ad: Dollar Dollar Build- Eastern Engineering Works, Ltd., Gen-

eral and Constructional

Shipbuilders—Head OfficeEngineers

and and

^ ^ ft * 4, London Road; Telephs. 31349Works:

and

Dollar Steamship Line — Cable ; Ad: 31195 James ; Cable Ad : Vulea

'turner, mang. director

Dollar N.A.F.E.Kelsey, B'.sc,,engineer

director (S’hai.)

The Robert Dollar Co., general agents Kerridge,

(See Dollar Co., The Robert) M. Klose, assist, engineer

A. A. Dremin

!?£ ^ Yung shing H. E. Turner

Doney & Co., Exchange, Stbck and Share Mrs.W.F.Du,J. Schmidt,

Y. compradore stenographer

Brokers—46, Bristow Road;

33226 and 33564; Cable Ad: Vendor Tefepns.

Eastern Rug Co.—8, Lin Ho Li, British

Concession; Teleph. 32954; Cable Ad:

Donnell : it Bielfeld, Exchange Brokers Erueo

■4-73, Consular Road; Telephs. 30758, Eastham, Barry C., Attorney-at-Law—3,

327:54, :32815 ami 3175,4 .

K. F.Bielfeld Victoria Terrace; Teleph. 30303; Cable

H. Whitamore Ad: Secretary

 TIENTSIN A6L,

Ecole Municipal Francaise gfc w * m ®

{See' Educational) JJsin lisiieh tg sTiu yuan

Tientsin.

Taku Road; Anolo-Chineke

Teleph. 31390;College—84,

Cable Ad:

EDUCATIONAL T.A.C.C.

American School—1, Chekiang Hoad T. L, Huang (dip. of social studies,.

B. C. Eastham (president) Birmingham)

C.H.B. Longman,Hon. prim (dn leave)

A.R.c.Sc.,'

A. P. Cullen, bTa., treasurer and

jj*; T. Rung shang hsueh-yuan G.acting

Luxon,deandirector o^ studies

Hautes Etudes Industriellps et E.i.. H,

Commercialese—Itace Course Road;

Teleph. 32792 S. H.Liddell, b.sc., secretary

G. Thompson, b.sc. ,

Italian School Tientsin Art School

*2 ^ £ ® 4* Tientsin Grammar School {see under

Chung hsi nn hsueh /is ia ' British Municipal Council)

Keen GiRLsScHOOL(MethodistEpiscopal

Mission)—South Gate; Teleph. 22678; &m *

Cable Ad: Methodist Tien ching hui wen Chung heueh,h

Nankai University Tientsin Hui Wen Academy, South

Suburbs—Teleph. 22676 and 22677;

Cable

Rev. Ad: Methodist

Liu Fang, d.d. principal

& ^ # ft Thomas K. Li, dean

Peiyang Engineering College Si H. Fan, proctor

(formerly Peiyang University)— Mrs. M. L. Berkey (English dept.)

Hsiku; Telephs. 61226-8;,. Cable A. B. Code,,.treasurer (Commei'cia

Ad: 6007 dept.) Coole (English dept.)

Mrs.

Officers of Administration-. Rev. A.E. J.B. Aeschliman .

S. T. Li, r.s., ph. D. (Eng’g), Mrs. Ei J. A,eschiiman

president

C. L. Feng, b.s., general secy, Tientsin Jewish School

T. K. Hsu, B.s., director of

discipline Tientsin Rung Ksueh (Public School)

S. F, Tsui, ll. b., registrar

L. K, Li, Chinese secretary

J. H. Ju, b.s., English secretary

T: C. Li, b.s., M.s., business mgr. Egan, Bernard— 5,J., Wuchang

Representative Manufacturers’

1 G. C. Tsui, treasurer

A. T. F. Liu, b.a., librarian Teleph.. 30747; Cable Ad : Mrltd Road;

0. Y. Tschuo, m.d.,. cbllege, pyg-

sician ^ jfjj; Hai ’Icing

Saint-Louis’

(For College

Boarders and (Marist

Day Brothers) SpiilneraIncorporated,

Scholars)—

Elbrook, Woollen Yam

and Carpet Manufacturers

195, Rue St. Louis; Gable Ad:‘Maiist Woollen Goods Manufacturers and Im-

Bro. R, Faust, dirfeetdk- porters of Textile'

Office: 31-47, Machinery—Main

Davenport Road; Telephs.

Bro. Louis-Eraste,

Bros. sub-do.George, 32426, 33007:: Cable Ad: Koorble

Joseph, Prudent;

Claudio, Kotska, Nestor, Stephen

Vincent, Peter, Gabriel, James Energie Electrique de Tientsin

(French Central Power Station)—

211, Rue du Marechal Foch.;. Cable

St. Joseph’s High School Ad,: Bourgery

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Empikjs Thkatke — British Concession; Foox

Supervisors, U., Cottonand Brokers

Ship Brokers-and

1'eleph. 31842; Cable Ad: Theatre —65, Consular Rd.; Teleph. 31430; Cable

Owned and operated by:

China Theatres, Ltd. (Incor- Ad: Fooxco

porated in Hongkong) A. G. Foox, partner

H.T.Foox,

S. Pen do.| M. H. Sunger

Epargnk Franco Ch incise, Ltd.

{See Banks) gjj, dew chee

M ^ Na{ ™en Forbes & Co., William, Merchants and

Commission31008, Agents—45,

Evans,

Law —II.1, T.,Victoria

AttorneyTerrace

and Cbunselor-at-

; Telephs. Telephs. 31053 Victoria Road;

(Compradore);.

30294 and 30506; Cable Ad; Secretary Cable

Sebrof Ad:

(import Rinchee

Dept.) (Export Dept.) and

Mrs. V. Freeman, secretary A.T. H.

Burgess, a.c.i.s.

Evans & Sons,andLtd., Edward,Educational,

Booksellers, R. Candlin

Stationers Publishers, L. A.C. Dentici

Hurst I J. M, Milne

Medical

Merchants—137, and Scientific Supplies, Paper E. A] Cowell I T. E. Boycott

30573; Cable Ad:Victoria Road; Teleph.

Education; Codes: London—C. E- Marshall

{Street*& Co.,«f2,c Stone

Co., 95,.

Bent] ey’s, Western Union NewU pper

YorkThames

1

—Bertolino St-

H ^ Yung Fung Foreign Commission Agency, Importers,.

Fairchild & Co., Ltd., General Ex- Exporters and Commission Agents—

porters—169 to 183, Taku Road- Telephs. 321,S. Taku Rapoport,

Road; Teleph. 33015

proprietor

30323 (Office), 30409 (Cornpradore) and

32085 (Insurance

child; Codes: Acme; dept.);Private,

Cable Ad: Fair- Fox and Morrison, Attorneys at Law

Marconi,

Lieber’s, Bentley’s, Western Union and Cable —34, Rue de France; Teleph. 30043;

A.B.C. Ad: Foxstar

F.L. A.W. Fairchild, managing-director C. J. Fox

Jenner, director A. R. Morrison

L. D.C.J.Hawkins,

Thomsondo. Franklin & Co., Wholesale Dealers in

G. F. W allis | Miss A. Lester Korean Apples,

etc.—21, Rue deSeaParis; Produce,

Teleph. Medicine,

33686;.

P. N. Wong, compradore Cable Ad: Franklin; Codes: Bentley’s

General Agents for and Acme

Imperial Assurance Co.

New Zealand Insurance Co., Ld. French Consulate — {See Consulates)

FarTakuEastern Transport

Road;toff,Teleph. 3051ft Co. — 263, Rung mao

V. Shoos proprietor Frazar, Federal Inc., U.S.A., Automo-

Finnish Consulate - {See Consulates) Importers—Head Office:Engineers

tive and Industrial 25, Rue duand14

Juillet; Telephs.

Cable Ad: Frazar. Dairen, 30128

Branches:and Peiping,.

30356;

Fischer, Emil S., American Public Mukden,

Accountant and Sworn Auditor, Ad- Changchun,Harbin, Tsinanfu and Tsingtao,

Taiyuanfu

ministrator

—11, Anand Agent of Real Estate F. F. Spielman, president

Teleph.Hwa4051ft; Street,

CableEx-Austrian Bund;

Ad: Emsfischer E. W. Frazar, vice- do.

R, L. D. Plath, director

Codes; Bentley’s, A.B.C. 5th edn. •R. E. McCann, treasurer

Fleet, H. A., m.i.m.e., a.m.i.e.e., a.i.n.a.s W. Hanisch, secretary

Engineer

Adjuster—143, and Meadows

Surveyor,Road; FireTeleph.

Los., C. P. Berman

30553; Cable Ad: Fleet J. F. Mustoo

Fleurette, Modes and Beauty Parlour— French Bakery—3rd Special Area ; Cable

Talati House, Victoria Ed.; Teleph. 32550 Ad: Mavromaras

E. Mavomaras, proprietor

French General Hospital General TradingViaCo.,

Exporters—72, Importers and

(See Hospitals) Teleph.’40975; CableErmaPno

Ad : GalatisCarlotto;

French Municipal Council D. E. Galatis, general manager

(See Municipal Councils)

Froiman Co., D., Leather Importers, Fur General Veneer Factory,. Manufac-

arid ture

Kai; de BoisAd:

Contreptaques—53, Lao Si

Hoad;Skin CableMerchants—:27,

Ad: Froimau Davenport Cable Veneer

P. Th'esmar, general administrator

D. A. Froiman

Fuhrmetstbr- German-American Hospital

TakuCableand&Ad:Co.,

of33923; Exporters

Canton Hoads;—Teleph.

Europasia

Corner ($ee Hospitals)

B. Sottorf, branch manager German Consulate-General

Fur and Wool Co., (China), l/m. —10, (See Consulates)

Taku Hoad German Cycle Co. — 7 0, Via' Er man no

Furukawa Electric Co., Importers of Carlotto; Cable Ad: Kaimo

Electric Wires, Cables and Brass A. Keim

Products—224,

33438; Cable Ad:Bristow Hoad; Teleph.

Furukawa H Yung fah

Garrick & Cd.,Agents—151,

V., Fur Merchants and Gershevich Bros., Exporters of Furs,

Commission Hue St. Louis; Skins, Hides and Wool—18-20, Victoria

Teleph. 33204 Terrace;

GershevichTeleph.

(Tientsin30^68:

and Cable Ad:

Shanghai),

Y. Gabrick Gershevfur (New York, U.S.A.); Cedes:

Gaiety Theatre (Operated by Peacock Acme, Universal,andBentley’s

edn. improved Private. A.B.C. 5th

Branches:

Motion Picture Co., Inc., Shanghai) New

—8, Council Road; Telephs. 33650

(Office), 33117 (Theatre) ; Cable Ad : Urga York, London, Shanghai, Kalgan,

and Mukden

Pecofilms Geyling,

G. G. Fryberg, manager

B. Kavalerchick Engineer R.,and Architect, Consulting

General Contractor—I

P. A. Kapoostin Pin Building, 49, Bromley Road

Galatis, ID.E., Concerts and Theatri- Gipperich & Co., E., General Import

cal and Motion Picture Agent—10, and Export Merchants—52, Taku Road;

Teleph.

Hue de Verdun; Teleph. 30448; Cable

Ad: Galatis Gipperich30483,32357 and 33851; Cable Ad:

S. C Kao, manager

Garage

Cable Ad: Central—67,

Frangar Rue de France; Giraud, E.—66, Rue Dillon, Import-

A. Lemoine, proprietor er and Exporter, Forwarding and

Express Agency, Insurance Commis-

General Dairy & Farm Co.—49, Rue' sion, Freight and Customs Broker

Dillon ; Telephs. 32235 (Office), 33455 —Teleph. 33403

(Farm); Cable Ad: Torero F. Giraud, proprietor

^ is m m ® ^ Gisho Electric Go.—3, Asahi Road;

Ying kuo ting yung tien chi gu Cable Ad: Gishoyoko

hsien hung sze Glen Line, Ltd.—Cable Ad : Glenline

General Electric Co. of China Ltd., Jar dine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.,

Electrical Contractors,—178i; Taku Agents

Road; Teleph. 34423; Cable Ad:

Genleetric Gold & Bro., Inc., A.S., Fur Merchants—

O. D, Nicholson, engineer 53, Rue

Ad: de Verdun; Teleph. 32915; Cable

Goldbrofur

W.sentative

Eadie, G.E.C. resident repre- I. Rosen, manager

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^ & fill $w Jl Secretary —R. S. Campbell

Golden Star Co., The—79, Fukushima Assist. Secretary—C. H.A. Wang

Engineer-in-chief—J. Hardel

Road; Teleph. 21555; Cable Ad: Arachis Engineer—P. E. Muller

S. Mori, partner (London) Assist. Engineer—A. Trittbart

Cant. H. Accurti, manager (absent) Works Supt.—W. M. Chapman

J. Goemiert, signs per pro. Assist. VVorksSupt.—ChungKuei Chao

Grand Hotel—Petrograd Road; Teleph. Assist. Dredging

Assist. Bar Supt.—P.

Supt.—K. Oki Zuliani

40086 Do. —C. F. Chi vers

W. B. ZasnikofF Assist. Supt. of Stores - F. Johnson

Accountant—A.

Storekeeper—S. OyedaS. Thomas

Great Northern 'FradiNg Co. 82b, line

de France; Teleph. 31401 Stenotypist— Mrs. L. Gerzo

H. B. Kingman

Haiho Trading Company, Import and;

Greek Merchants Association Export, and Insurance—98, Victoria

(See Associations) Road;

HaitradcoTeleph. 32070; Cable Ad:

E. P. Carrington

b m Mao ch'ang V. Stoopin

Greenland & Sons, Merchants and

Commission Agents—118, British Bund; iflj m Fuh li

Teleph. A.B.C.

Codes: 33230;oth,Cable Ad: Greenland;

Bentley’s, Universal Hall &Drapers,

Holtz, Ltd., Ladies’ and Child-

Trade Code, Private ren’s

Furniture Gentlemen’s

Manufacturers Outfitters,.

and General

W. T. Greenland Storekeepers — 101-103, Victoria Road;.

W. G. Greenland Teleph. 31236; Cable Ad: Fuhlee.

Grigory Gutbezahl A Co., Furs, Skins Head Office: Shanghai. Branch Office:

London

and Baw Products—21-23,

Telephs. 31215 (General RueOfficeCourbet;

and M.T.Fergan, manager Mrs. Silberlust

Manager), 31942 (Chinese Staff); Cable A. Jones

J. W. G. Langley |j Mrs. Stamatoff

Ad: Mogut A. Davis j Miss Artemieff

L. C. Chang j Miss A. Hoare

Gully & Ox, J., Exporters and Im-

porters^—54, Rue Henry Bourgeois; Hamburg-Amerika Linie—144, Taku Rd;

Cable Ad: Gully Teleph. 33935;& Co.,

CableAgents

Ad: Hapag

J. Gully, managing director Carlowitz

F.. Goffinet, manager

T. Liang, acct. Han Yeh Trust

K. Simon, sub-acct. Importers and Trading

Commission Corporation,,

Agents—

Hsiao;Shwang Miao, South Gate

m ffi Ya U gg H Mei-ya

Hackmack & Co., Import and Export

—15, Rue Courbet; Teleph. 31007; Cable

Ad: Hackmack Hanover Fire Insurance , Go.—139,

A. Hackmack Rue de Takou; Telephs. General

30574 and Manager 3335.7; Cable Ad :

Under iters

m fi x m m American .Asiatic Underwriters,.

Hai Ho Rung Ch'eng Tsung chit Fed. Ino., U.S.A., managers for

the Orient

Haiho Conseryancy CoAt mission—30, Hai

Ho

Haiho;Road;

Code:Teleph. 31224:

A.B.C. 5th edri.Cable Ad: m m m

Members—Ch. Lepissier (Consul for Hardy, Gatliff

corporated & Co.,

under Ltd., Walter

the Companies (In-

Ordin-

France), HanC. Lin

Customs), Sheng (Supt. of

of Customs), E.BosJ. (Commissioner

Nathan (hon. ances

Teleph.of30070;

Hongkong)—63, Taku Codes:

Cable Ad: Gatliff; Road;

treasurer), and K. H. Chun (re- A.B.C.

presentative of shipping) Bentley’s5thand

& 6th edns.,Codes

Private Kendalls, Acme,

 TIENTSIN A«5

ito ik Yung yue H iR Hang fbong

Harper & Co., Ralph, General Import Holland-Chin a Handels Compagnie.

and ExportFrench

Building, Merchants—Robert Dollar (Tientsin)

Concession: Teleph.

N; V. (Holland-China

ing Co. (Tientsin), Ltd.)—56 Trad-and.

31181; Cable Ad: Reprah; all Codes 58, Rue Dillon; Teleph. 31319; Cable Ad:

Holchihand

A ^ Cha U A. J. La Paine, signs per pro.

W. I. Gruenberg

Hatch, Carter & Co., Importers,

porters and Commission Agents—131, Ex- Agents

Davenport Road: Teleph. 31459; Cable Java-China-Japan Lijn

Ad: Hatch Holland-East

Java Sea and Asia Line Co.

Fire Insurance

C. I.G.S.Davis

Annand, signs per pro., Standard Insurance Co., Ld.Co.

Fatum Accident Insurance

Hautes Etudes Industrielles et Com- Netherlands Harbour Works Co.

mercials—{See Educational.) Holman, Inc., B., Furs, Skins, Bristles and

Wool—87, Rue de Chaylard; Teleph..

pS| Han szu 31959

Hayes Engineering Corporation, J. E., Hopeh China International Famine

I^ed. Inc., U:S.A., Engineers, Contrac-

tors and Importers of Engineering Relief Committee--(Nee Associations)

Supplies, Specialists in Modern Fire- Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking

proof

Road; Building

Telephs. Construction—49, Taku Corporation—(Nee Banks)

32132 and 30250; Cable

Ad: Jehayes; All Principal Codes Hotel Moderne—33-37, Rue du Con-

JH ff| Chien shun sulat; Teleph. 31379, 33216, 30393 and

Heath &Co., Ltd.P.,Importers,Exporters 30578 ; Cable Ad : Moderne

Harries Cheng, manager

andTakou,

de Manufacturers’

French Agents—117,

Concession; Rue

Teleph.

33308; Cable Ad: Heath Hopei ChingTung

tion—14, HsingChow

Mining

Road,Administra-

1st. Ching-

special

area; Teleph. 31193; Cable Ad:

mmxm ^ kuang. Mines at Ching Hsing Hsien,

Ching rrCing hung chen'g zu Hopei. Coking

chuang, Hopei Plant at Shihchia-

Hemmings& Parkin, Architects and Civil Head Office—

Engineers—78, Consular

31495; Cable Ad: Module Road; Teleph, Chang Cheng' Lu, director 1

R.M.INST.

E. Hemmings, m.arch. Inst, b.c., Pgul Bauer, vice-dir., Tientsin

ENG.TNSP., M.R.S.I. Kao Shang Chlh, vice-director

W. G. Parkin, f.r.i.b.a., m.i.s.e. ; ; , [Sun Ching Nien, auditor

S. F. Ting | S. L. Luo O. Dello, secretary

Huang Heng Hao, gen. dept,

Henderson & Co.; J„ Chemists and Drug- r Chang Chen Shan, do.

gists—139, Victoria Road; Teleph. 33242; Chow Kuo Hsun, Sales dept.

Cable Tsai Chung Ling, do.

W. A.Ad:Scharffenberg

Hendersco Yue

HsiaoKuoChiFu,Ch’uen,

accounting dept.dept..

engrg.

Heng Yu Briqueterie, Brick Factory— Wang Huen Wen, transpt.

Lao Hsi Kai; Teleph. 31382 Wang Tien Yueh, do.

Chang Chao Chia; agent coaP

Herlofson & Co:—195, Victoria Road; yard, Tientsin:

Cable Ad: Herlofson Staff at the Mines—

Chen Kuo Shihj Superintendent-

Hoffmann Manufacturing Co., Ltd., Kraemer Joh, engineer-in-chief

Chelmsford, Wone Chi Kuang.mining

asst. engineer

do.

Shaft Bearings)The, (Ball and Roller Line H. Schneider,

J. Schmidt, do.

Tientsin Agents: Haiho Trading Co. C. C, Wang, . .do. \

—98, Victoria Road; Teleph. 32070; c. h. chia, ‘ do.

Cable Ad: Haitradco

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Staff at Coking Plant— Queen Victoria

Memorial Diamond

Hospital Jubilee

Yung Ching Yuen, manager

M. Syberg, engineer-in chief Hospital—Teleph. 31068and Isolation

Ma Ying Ohuan, asst. mgr. Miss G. E. Goodband, matron

HOSPITALS Hsin Hsin Cinema—Rue du Marechal

Foch;

Y. S.Teleph. 32192; Cable

Wey, managing Ad: Sinolym

director

i?G ^ Yang ping ynen

French General Hospital—Rue St. Hua Kuang Trading Corporation

Louis, opposite the British Barracks Manufacturers 1

Sisters of Charity 173a, TunbridgeofRoad;

RugsTeleph.

and Carpets

32862 —

GeUMAX

Woodrow - AMERICAN HOSPITAL

Wilson Street; Teleph.—.‘10061

128, Hua Ma Tradino Co., Importers, Ex-

Sister Else Engelliardt, Matron porters and Commission Agents—8,

Lin-Ho-Li,

32954; CableBritish Concession; Teleph

Ad; Huamo

k m m m M. H. Liang, manager

Isabella

■ South Gate Fisher Hospital — Outside Hua ShengCbutractors—80,

Cp., Architects,'Civil En-

Miss I. Batin, R.N., supt. gineers, Kotobuki Rd;

Teleph. 20456; Cable Ad: Huasheng

Isolation Hospital—Teleph. 31019 Hunke, E., Ingenior Biiro—136, Council

Miss A. E. Roberts, in-charge

Road; Teleph.ingenior,

E. Hunke, 31678 v.d.i.

Italian Catholic Hospital—46, Corso

Vittorio Emanuele HI; Teleph. 40066

Hykes Memorial Lodge

IRa tai /« i yuan (See Masonic)

Mackenzie

don Mission)—79, Memorial TakuHospital

Road (Lon- Ibragimoff, A. V., Dealer in Furs and

J. H. Wright, m.b., ch.b., medical Raw Materials — 101, Rue Pasteur;

Teleph. 32876

E. supt.j. Stuckey, b.sc., m.b., bs.,

G.B.treasurer

C.C. Dorling,

Jen, m.b.,f.r.c.s. (Eng.),

do. surg.

n&m%m&pj ft h w^

Ying shang pu nei men yang chien

T. A. Wang, m.b., resdt. physician yu hsien kung sze

P. M.R.C.9.,

K. Liang, m.a., f.r.c.s.,

L.R.C.P., M.B., b.ch.,

hon. Imperial Chemical Importers

Industries—(China),

Ltd., Chemical Belfran

it consulting

T. Liang, surgeon

m.a., b'.ch., m.r.c.s., 31527-8 and 33044; CableFrance;

Building, 7, Rue de Telephs.

Ad: Alkali

l.r.b.p., d.t.m., hon. consulting A. V. Farmer, divisional manager

C. physician

C. Wang, m.b., hon. surgeon G. H. Dickson R. G. Sanderson

R. B. Foster

C. T. Tseng, a.b., m.ti., hon.

physician Kemp L.L. Warren

G. Shellam

P. P. Liang, m.d., hon. opthal- R. J. Parsons Mrs. 1. Talbot

F. K. Partridge MissG.J.Donnolly

S.C. mologist

C.H. Chia, m.b., B.S., hon. do.

Lei, m.b., surgeon ^ Yui chiing

Mrs.

Miss Brown, hon. gynaecologist Imperial Hotel, Ltd.—3-5, Rue de

Miss A.G. M. R. Edmanson,

Stickland, asst.matrondo. France

Hotelimp ; Teleph. 3105)2; Cable Ad :

Miss G. Moss, pharmacist F. W. Schmitz, manager

G. F. Kovshik, accountant

^ ® ^ ^ K ^ Indo-China Steam Navigation Co., Ltd.,

Naval Medical College Hospital— —Victoria Road : Teleph. 31296; Cable

RueDr.deT.Takou; Teleph.director

H. Chang, 31184 Ad:Jardine,

Inchcoy

Matheson & Co., Ltd., Agents

 TIENTSIN A67

Industrial Marble Works, Specialist- & ft m

inrazzo

all Kinds of Marble, KirinMozaic

Road;andTeleph.

Ters Jacobson & Kupitsky, Furs and Skins—

32582; Works—24,

Cable Ad: Hatzipapas 94, Taku Road; Teleph. 30933; Cable

Ad: Jacobsfurs (New York), Kopitsky

A. Hatzipapas, propr. (Harbin, Tientsin and Urga). Head

Office:

Blanches226w,and 29th Street,in New

Agencies York.

all Trade

IB IB M m % Ho Icee

International Export Co. (Tientsin), Centres of China and Mongolia

Ltd., Exporters

Belgian Concession;— 4, Teleph.

Special 32434;

Area, Japanese Consulate— (See Consulates)

Cable Ad: Nalex Japanese Municipal Council

R. Thompson, manager (See Municipal Councils)

S.W.P.E.Marshall,

Dailey, assist,do.manager

R. H. Ordish, accountant m iTi ti la

E.H. S.L. White,

Holdenchiefi J.engineer

P. Moyles JE wo chi ch’i yu hsien hung szu

G. E. Birse | J. G. Warner Jardine Engineering Corporation, Ltd.,

The (Incorporated under the Companies

L.C. J.T. Marshall

Millar | A.T. J.Jones

Webb Ordinances of Hongkong)—Victoria and

G. Mayger j! Miss

C.P. Purmal K. Contreras

D. Walton

Ewo

Jardeng Roads; Teleph. 31294; Cable Ad:

W. D. Smith ! Miss M. J. B. D. F. Beith, chairman (Shanghai)

A. G. V. Strong ! Schilling J. F. Owen, director

R. Gordon, signs per pro.

Irwin, Brown & Grice, Drs., Medical B. H. Puckle, branch manager

Practitioners F. Powell, representative (J. Stone &

Teleph. 31095;—Cable

140, Ad:Victoria

Irwin Road; GeneralCo.,Office Ld. Train Lighting, etc.)

Isabella Fisher Hospital W. H. Millward | Miss H. Porfirieff

(See Hospitals) B. Kandaooi off j S. W. Chao

M. H. Feeney | T. S. Yuan

Accounts Dept.

Isawa & C6., Ken, Chinese Carpets and C. P. Simoes j H. J. Yin

Rugs—138, Victoria Road; Teleph. 30678 Compradore Office

Yu Yoh Pei | Yu Fu King

Isolation Hospital P. S. Yuen (Tsinanfu

(See Hospitals) C. F. Pien do.

S. J. Wong

Italian Bank for China 111 is Ewo

(See Banks) Jardine, Matheson Co., Ltd.—

Italian Catholic Hospital (British

31294, 31696of C.),

C. andVictoria Road; Switches

32918 (with Telephs.

, {See Hospitals) to all Departments) Cable Ad: Jardine

D. L. New biggin g, agent

Italian Marble Works—3, Italian Bund; Agencies

Teleph. 40421; Cable Ad: Massa Indo-Cfrina Steam Navigation Co., Ld.

Peninsular attd Oriental S, N- Co.

Italian Trading Co., Importers and ““Shire’’Line

Glen ” Line

Exporters—8, Italian Bund ; Cable Ad: ;

Itrac The British and Chinese

A. M. Martinella, manager Chinese Central Railways,Corpn.,

Ld. Ld.

Jacobsohn, Levi S.,Terrace;

Furs, Hides and 33071;

Skins Taku Pilot Co. (treasurers) Ld.

The Mercantile Bank of India,

—14, Victoria Teleph. Canton Insurance Office, Ld. (Marine)

Cable Ad: Syrio Hongkong Fire Insce. Co , Ld. (Fire)

B. S. Jacobsohn, manager Alliance Assce. Co., Ld. (Eire & Motor)

Japan Tourist Nobel’s Explosives Co., Ld.Corporation,

Teleph. 22500 ;Bureau—30, Asahi Road;

Cable Ad: Toilrist Bombay Burmah Trading

Ld., Bangkok

H. Abyama, manager Ewo Cotton Mills, Ld.

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Java Sea and Eire JLn>uiwvnce Co — Karatzas Bros.RueCo.,du Confectioners and

Siemens

Teleph. 30fei24CWnaGable BuilcMng, Taku Road; Bakers—48,

^d: Sluytersco 33322; Cable Ad: . France; Teleph.

Karatzas

s

A. Bakkei', acting branch manager Karatzas Bros. & Co., Importers and

Jen Li .Oo., The, Manufacturers, and —26, Manufacturers or Egyptian Cigarettes

Exporters of Bugs aiwl Carpets, Woollen Rue du Baron Gros; Teleph. 30080

Spinners, and Weavers—Siemens Build-

ing, Hue du Taku; Teleph. 30625; Cable Kasachkoff, E., English Woollen cloth and

Ad:

A.B.C.Jenli;■ Codes: Acme, Bentley, and fur importer—293, Victoria IJload, B-.C.;

Cable Ad: Kasachkoff

Jewish Benevolent iSociety Kato & Co., S., Importers and Exporters

(See Associations) - —Asahi Road; Teleph. 20165; Cable Ad:

Katoyoko

John’s Import & Export Co.—272, Taku ^ ta Kai chi

Road; Teleph. 32TfO; CaKTe Ad: Johns

Yu way Katz & Co,, Martin, Importers and

J tryET & Co,, importers, Exporters And 31130; Cable— Ad: Exporters Consular Road; Teleph.

Martkatz

Wine Merchants—99, Rue de Takou;

Teleph. 31147; Cable Ad: Ju vet; Codes: Keelton ifc Co., Ltd., Forwarding and

A^B.C, 4th, 5th and 6th edns., Bentley’s Commission'

J.A.Juvet

Juvet Teleph, 32636Agents—94,. Council Road;

.(Shanghai)

Keen Girls School (»S'ee Educational)

m m ® m m Keim,; AdoLF, Import and Export—70,

Kdi Van kwctng wu tsuayy chu Ermanno Carlotto, Italian Concession;

Kail an Mining Administration, (General Teleph. 40360; CabterAd: Kaimo

MGlass

anagers: of the Yao Hua Mechanical

Co,, Ltd.)r-Head Office: Meadows Kenshin & Co., Ltd.,

Road; Cable Ad: Maishan; Codes: Shipchandlers andImporters,

InsuranceExporters,

Agents—

Bentjey’s and Private; Telephs. Head 13, Rue Dillon; Teteph. 3Q816; Cable Ad:.

Kenshin

Office: 33901 (4 lines), Local Tientsin

Sales Offices,.

(Head Office),32746 32749(Accountant),’ 32666

(Hotung Yard),

60640 (Hsiku Yard), 60058 (Hopei Yard), 6® » A ± It S ± t« It

20470 (Asahi Road) Kan po shih

K algan Fur Corporation—125, Rue du Teleph. Kent & Mounsey—2

31283; Cable& Ad:

4, \ ictoria

MaenadTerrace;

Chaylard ; Telephn *32850yTCable Ad: P. H. B Kent, m.c., barrister-at-law

K alganfurs L. H. Kent, barrister-at-law

Kapustin & Co, G.—11, Victoria Terrace; Kessler & C6., H. T. (China Construc-

Teleph. 33250; Cable Ad: Kapustin tion Co.), Builders—Corner of Race

Karagheusian American Corporation, CourseCable

32099; Road Ad

and: Bureau

ChiconoStreet; Teleph.

For Overseas (Tientsin BraDch) t A. &

M., Woollen Yarn Spinners, Carpet and Kiessling & Bader, Confectioners, Bakers

Blanket

ChemicalManufacturers

Washers andand Exporters. and Purveyors—26, Woodrow Wilson St.

Mercerisers

—135-149, Rue Pasteur; Telephs. 31496- A. Kiessling, proprietor

31515 ; Cable , Ads : Amkarseas; and F. Bader, do.

Karagheus

H.M.Shabas, manager Kingman, Dr. H. B., Surgeon Dentist—

Papasian E. Kufinskey- 82b, Rue de France; Teleph: 31401

A. C. Veiling Harrison Kin Cheng Banking Corf.

A.Miss

_ Papasian K.

C. Norman S.W.Calligan Mesropian (See Banks)

A.MissR. M.A. Prokesh Rosenstein

Boycott A. Notzkowski Kinkai

S. H. C. Yue, compradore Teleph.Yusen Kaisha—French

31213; Cable Ad: Yusen Bund;

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Kleemann & Go., Otto, Import and Ex- Kwang Ming Theatre—French CdAce.s-

port Merchants-f-17, Woodrow .-Wilson sion; Teleph. 33500

Street;. Teleph, 30527; , Cable-; Ad: i (b, piier(u}tid 'by \

Kleemann

O. Kleemann : ■: . China Theatres, Ltd; /Incorporated

in Hongkong)

KleinscHmidt, E:, Lawyer—9, Wuchang La Libra.ir.ie Franoaise (See Societe-

Road;

Kleinschmidt Teleph. 31795; ' ' Cable

" Ad: Francaise de Librairieujet.R’EditiobiE;

Lao Ling Hospital— (See Hospitals)

n fi n ^ m Leconte Co., Manufacturers of Perfume—

“The Kodak Victoria

Studio—111, Shop” Roat^; Photoobaphic

Teleph. ': Cable

10, Recreation Road; Teleph. 32532;

30103

R. Gartner,. mana,ger C. T.'Ad: Leconteco v, • . W

Clibn’,'director

Kokusai Unyct Kaisha, Shipping and Lee, E., General Stores; Import and

. Cuptoms

Jullietj Teleph. t- 37, Rue ue 14 Export—38-40,

B^obers30645 W. Michels

Woodruw Wilson' Street

fJos. Michels

E^MelclJ^e- deck JI A.Mrs.-Galenkowsky

M. Mictoroff

Korean China Trading Co., Import- Lee Lit Trading Company, Merchants

Export—47,

Teleph. 22116;RueCable du Ad:

I4 Cloud;

Juillet, Codes:

E. C.; and Commission AgentsA-55, Victoria

Acme, Bentley’s and Private Road; CablO' Ad: Leefutrade; COdes:

E. C. Cloud,-president f Universal Trade, Mosse and Supple-

W.H.S. S.Leigh, 2nd do. and manager ment, Bentley’s, Acme afid Private- '

Suh, sec. and assist, mgr. C.P. K.H. Hsieh,

Kao, partnerdo. :-

W. M. Sun E. Gerz, business mgr.

^ Hsing tai !l 1

Kovae & Co., J. E., Import and Export— Levy JewellerM. (Suecessbr t'q Sennet FfefeS),

ah.d'Watfchmaker—197, Wdod-

9,cession

Korostovitz Road, ex Russian Con- row Wilson SWeet; Teleph, 3^,603; Cable

; Teleph. 31594; Cable Ad: Kovar Ad; Sennett

Wu Tze Hua,

J. S.E. W.Kovar signs per pro.

| S. K. Wang

Wu, accountant Ley Ltd., General Imports and Ex-

porters, Engineering Supplies*—90,

Victoria Road; Teleph. 30733; Gable

Kow Hung Lumber Co., Ltd., Export and Ad:Charles Ley

Ley, managing director :.

Import Lumber Merchants—9,

Bund; Teleph. '40156,; Cable ^td: Kow- Italian F. Verhaest,-manager

hung F. Tinant,. do. .

Kramer, M., Fur, Skin

—112, Wellington and Wool Broker

Street fll Ping ho

Liddell Bros., & Co., Ltd.,- ' Merchants,

Kreier’s Hotel—2-20, Woodrow Wilson Brokers Wool, Hide,andSkinsInspectors,

and GeneralHydraulicProduce

Street; Teleph. 30075; Cable Ad: Kreier Press Packers—50,

O.K. Kreier,

Kreier Taku Road; and 2,

Dipl. Ing. | W. Kreier Bruce

32165; Road; Telephs.

Liddell (S’hai.)l and

. 31059

J. H. CableLiddell,Ad:maiig.-dir.

Kwan Chu & Rue > Go., de Architects and P. W- 0, Liddell, direqtor (absent

Engineers—11, Marechal Foch; W.LionelM. Howell,

F. Smith, signsdo. per, pro.

Teleph. 30773; Cable Ad: Esekwan Ian H. Howell,. .’do..

I. E. House

Kwang Fat Vuen, Leather and Wood A.MissP. E.Cooke

E. Hopkins

Merchants —52, Rue de Takou; Teleph.

31076 L. Zimmermann, fur dept.

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Liggett

Ltd., &Cigarette

Myeks Tobacco Co. (China),

Manufacturers and Mackenzie JJJ jl|| Loong mow

Selling Agents for Tobacco Products & Co., Ltd., Hydraulic Press

Corporation (China) — 18 Rue du 14 136-138, and Packers

Taku

Commission Merchants—

Road; Teleph. 31082;

Juillet: Teleph. 30674; P.O. Box 46 Cable Ad: Mackenzie

S. D.W.Sitsky

Rossuck F.W.W.A. Poate,

Argent,mang. director (S’hai.)

director do.

Lodge Caledonia M.

L. Boniface,

R. Rees, do.

manager do.

(See Masonic) F. S. Turner

London Missionary Society H. Wright 1 -T. Stenhuose

J. B. Brown | C. W. T. Lewis

(See Churches) Agency

Northern Assur. Co., Ld.,Fire and Life

TlJ Lit an hung se

Loup Freres,Teleph.

St. Louis; S. A., 31197

Real Estate—71, Rue Mackenzie Memorial Hospital

B. Loup, managing director (See Hospitals)

m n x m m Mackie & Co., A., Manufacturers of Table

Waters—84, Rue de France;. Teleph.

Lo li hang che’ng sze 31273; Cable Ad: Woollen

Loup

—106.

Teleph.Rue de Paris,

31067; Cable French Concession;

Ad: Louplee & *

A. Loup Malkassian, Simon, General Export and

E. C. Young Teleph. 33402; Rue

Import — 8, CableHenri Bourgeois;

Ad: Malkassian;

Codes: A.B.C. 4th & 5th edns. & Bentley’s

m jf£ Kali tso tsze

Lowe, Bingham & Matthews, Chartered m ^ Ko Ta

Accountants

and Shanghai Bankand Auditors—Hongkong

Building; Teleph. MansouK

c Co., J., GeneralRue Import and

32473; Export Pasteur;

F. N.Cable Ad: Explanate

Matthews, f.c.a. (Shanghai) Telephs. 33323 (Office) and 33814,

(Residence): Cable Ad: Mansouk

E. F. Hardman, c.A. J. Mansouk, manager

A. H. Ballard, f.c.a. (London)

J.A. Fleming,

Ritchie, c.A. (Hongkong)

c.A. do. m ii Hung Li

W. E. Atwell, c.A. | F. Ikin, a.c.a. Manufacturers Life Insurance Co.—-

70, Rue Dillon; Teleph. 32778; Cable Ad:

Lukashik & Sons, First Mail Order Seed Tibesart J. A. Tibesart, district manager

House in China, Garden,Dutch

FlowerFlower

and

Lawn Seeds,

Bulbs,

Selected

Fertiliser, Insecticides—3, Wu- E.R. Hendel

A. C. Cooke

chang Road, Ex-German Concession;

Cable Ad: Lukashik; Code: Bentley’s Manufacturers’ Sales Agency, En-

A.B.C.

Mukden5th. Sub-Branches: Harbin and gineers

I. E.T. Lukashik, shan andand Merchants’—Corner

Barrack Tong-

Roads; Teleph. 30335;

1. Lukashik,manager

assistant Cable Ad: Rellim

Agents for Peiping and Tsinan MASONIC

E. Lee’s General Store

Lynns Book Store, Booksellers, News- Coronation Temple—Race

Lodge, 2931 E.C., Masonic

CourseW.Road

agents

F ranee;andTeleph.Stationers

31705 — 45, Rue de Secretary P.M.—F. G. Clark

H. C. Ling, manager Hykes Memorial Lodge, A.F. and A.M.

Lyra Music House—27, Woodrow Wilson Lodge Caledonia, 1300, S. C. Ma-

Street sonic Temple—Race Course Road

 TIENTSIN A71

Tientsin Lodge of Mark Master Messageries Maritimes—Teleph. 31744;

Masons, No. 704 E.C.—Race Course Cable Ad: Sebrof

William Forbes A Co., Agents

Road

Mei-Hwa Fur Trading Corporation, Michaelian York),

& Kohlrerg, Inc. (of New

Carpets

Dealer

Pasteur inTeleph.

Furs and Skins—75,

31722; Cable Rue

Ad: Korostovetz Road; Manufacturers

Teleph. 32925; —Cable

18,

Meihwafur. Head Office: New York. Ad: Aik obi

Branches: Harbin, Mukden and Kalgan. m Yi u

Agencies all over China Michels,

Moses Todrin, vice-president

Leo Todrin, signs per pro. Woodrow Wilson Street;Merchant—38,

Aug., Import Teleph. 3014

A. Todrin, do. (South); Cable Ad: Elee

W. Michels, manager

Hlf Jb; ^ Mei tsui sink

Melchers & Co., Exporters, Importers MILITARY

and Shipping Agents—16, Bruce U.S. of America

Road ; Teleph. 32991-4 : Cable Ads : Headquarters U.S. Army Troops

Melcorp, (Export) Melchersco (Im- in China

port) and Nordlloyd & Maerskline Commanding Officer—Col. R. J. Burt,

(Shipping) : 15th Infantry

A. Korff (Bremen) Executive

K. Lindemann do.

Ad. Widmann (Shanghai) Truesdell,Officer — Lieut. - Col. K.

15th Infantry

C. G. Melchers (Hongkong) Adjutant—Capt. Don F. Pratt,

Dr. Adalbert .Korff (Shanghai) 15th Infantry

E. Michaelsen (Bremep) Assistant Adjutant — First Lieut.

W. Guenther-Stirn," mgr., signs J. E. Moore,

Chaplain 15th Infantry

— Major William L,

per pro. : Fisher, U.S. Army

Export Dept.: Chemical Officer —First Lieut.

H. Theuerkauf, signs per pro. Win. E. Carraway, 15th Infantry

E. Knuepfel 1 H. Meinert Engineer Officer—First Lieut.

B. Pape Allan F. Sullivan 15th Infantry

Import Dept. : Finance Officer—First Lieut. Ken-

H. Thiele neth E. Webber, Finance Dept.

G. Bogdanoff Judge Advocate—Capt. Franklin

Miss Y. Zanewsky, P. Shaw, j.a.g.d.

Shipping Dept. : Oidnance

William E.Officer — First 15thLieut.

Carraway, In-

A. Paul fantry.

Booking Dept. : Quartermaster—Major Rigby D.

C. Rossow Valliant, q.m.c. ■-

Agents for Asst. Quartermaster—Major Ri-

Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bremen chard T. Edwards, q.m.c.

Maersk Line, Copenhagen Signal Office—First Ljeut. Allan

Soviet Mercantile Fleet, Vladivo^ F. Sullivan, 15th Infantry.

stock Surgeon^Litut. Col. Charles C.

Holland Assurance Society, Ld. of Demmer, m.c.

1841 Post Duties

Hamburg Bremen Fire Insurance Co. Athletic & Recreation Officer—

Motor Union Insurance Co., Ltd. Capt. Kearie L. Berry, 15th Infantry

Chinese Instructor—Capt. David

Mentrup Co., Inc.,C. Rue Dillon; D. Barrett, 15th Infantry.

Teleph. 32969; Cable Ad: Mentrupco Exchange Officer—First Lieut. O.

J. J. Waldron D. Wells, 15th Infantry.

Fire Marshal—First Lieut. Wil-

Mere & Co., R., Exporters—8, Rue Henri liam H. Arnold, 15th Infantry.

Bourgeois; Teleph. 30445; Cable Ad: Librarian—Chaplain William L.

Merzco Fisher, U. S. Army.

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Prison & Police Officer—First Modern Furnishing Store—84, Corner

Lieut. William H. Arnold, 15th House, Race Course Road; Cable Ad:

Modfurniture

Infantry. V. A. Chehoff

Provost Marshal—First Lieut. J.

E. Moore, 15th Infantry.

Asst. Provost Marshal—Second m ^ H Mutehle

Lieut. Carl F. Fritzsche, 15th Moutrie & Co., Ltd., Piano Manufac-

Infantry. turers, etc. — 107-109, Victoria Road;

.Recruiting Officer—First Lieut. J. Teleph. 31376

E. Moore, 15th Infantry. H. F. Greenfield, manager

Salvage Officer—Major Richard T. J. D. Gordon,service,

tuner

Edwards, q.m.c. N. Mihailoff,

Special Inspector—Major Barn-

well R. legge, 15th Infantry. Moyler, Powell & Co., General Store;

Summary Court—Major Barnwell hold Dressmakers, Milliners,Perfumeries

General House-

R. legge, 15th Infantry, Major VictoriaRequisites, — 193

John W. leonard, 15th Infantry, Moyel Road; Teleph. 32082; Cable Ad:

Major Righy D. Valliant, q.m.c. S. H. Powell

Veterinarian—Major

Crosby, v.c. Joseph F. Mrs. S. H. Powell j Miss Volchenok

Peiping

E. F. Moyler | Miss Schumacher

Miller, Thomas N., Consulting Min- A. D. Moyler | Mrs. A. Ryan

ing Engineer—Corner, Tangshan & Moyroux, V., General Import, Insurance

Barrack Roads ; Teleph. 30335 : Cable and Forwarding Agents—41-43, Rue de

Ad: Rellim France; Teleph. 31385; Cable Ad:

Mina, A., General Engineering and Moyroux V.J.Moyroux

Mechanical Supplies, Contractors of Laplace, signs per pro.

Heating, Plumbing and Wiring In- Muller & Phipps (China) Ltd. Fed. Inc.,

stallations, Import and Export

3, Via Marco Polo, Italian Conces- —173, — U.S.A-, Manufacturers’ Representatives

sion ; Teleph. 40319; Cable Ad: Victoria Road; P.O. Box 44

Mina

A. Mina, manager MUNICIPAL COUNCILS

Mington Forwarding and Express Co. J§ SS X *

Insurance

Bank of and ChinaCommission

WarehouseAgents—14, Ta ying hung pu chii

Building, British Municipal

Consular Council — Victoria

Ad: Great Road: Teieph. 32007; Cable Park and Taku Aoad; Telephs.

30085, 31419 (Secretariat), 33881/5

^ San ching (Accounts Dept.), 32798 (Public

Mitsui Bussan Kaistia, Ltd., General Dept.), Works Dept.), 33646 (Electricity

Importers and Exporters, Shipowners 33573 (Waterworks Dept.),

and Shipbuilders, Shipping and Insur- 33881/5 fage

(Police Dept.), 33966 (Whar-

Dues Office), 31068 (Victoria

ance Agents—1, Yamagnchi Road, Hospital), 31019 (Isolation Hospital)

Japanese

Cable Ad: Concession:

Mitsui: Codes: Teleph.

A.B.C. 20240;

5th edn. and 33170 (Wellington Nursing Home)

and Al, Bentley’s Council

J. Kanai, manager Chairman—E. C. Peters

I.C. Morioka,

Moriya, assist,do.manager Vice-Chairman—J. N. Chwang

Councillors—Z. S. Bien, C. T. L. Chao,

Model Dairy and Farm—52, Boppe Road; Ridler, James TurnerL.&R.C. Rees,

Li Ta, H. H. Reed, W.

K. Wang

Teleph. 30224 Secretariat

Modern Secretary and Engr. — H. F. Barnes*

Heng AnChina Advertising

Lee, Rue Chabaneix: Co.—46,

Teleph. i B.SC., M.E.I.C.

33168; Cable Ad: 9769 :

Assist. Secretary—P. H.Y.McIntyre

Deputy Secretary—T. Chen

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Stenographer—Miss J. E. Rodger Isolation Hospital (Tel. .31019)

Land Department—Ti King Nan Wellington Nursing Home(Tel. 33170)

Translator—T. C. Hsueh Staff

Accounts Department Matron VictoriaNurses—Miss

Hospital and G.Supt.

Chief Accountant—J. Mould, c.a. of Municipal E.

Accountants Goodband

Chen En-fu— J. 0, Campbell and Sister —Miss L. G. Gowland

Sister i/c Wellington Nursing Home

Sub-Accountant—M.

Cashier—C. S. Chen Stares —Miss Hill-Murray

Sub-Accountant— Kao Shih-Yin Chih- Sisters^-Miss Malcolm, Miss Yuan

Accountant’s Assist.—Chang Li en, Miss Miss

, Hsin-lien, Marisoff, Miss Hsu

Griffith-Green,

Liang, Hsu Shih-Chun Miss Quin and Miss Finch

Public Works Department

Mun. Engr.—H. F. Barnes,b.sc.,m.e.i.c.

Deputy Municipal Engineer—C- N. Ja I ^ &

Joyner,Municipal

Deputy b.e.,_ m.a.a.e., a.m.am.s.c.e.

Engineer—Lu Yi Fa kuo kung pu chu

Assistant Engr.—O. J. Barnes,

Chief Eng. Assist.—Chi Cheng-kuei m.j.i.e. French Municipal Council (Conseii

Eng. Assists.—T.M. Love & Hsu Cheng d’Administration Municipale de la

Municipal Gardener—Mrs. H. Lange Concession Francaise)—Rue de

Nuisance Inspector—A. Clark Clemenceau • Telephs. 31396, 31127,

Chief Clerk—Wang Chu-yeh 31227 and 33606

Electricity Department Secretariat

Electrical Engineer—H. S. Miller Secretaire Gen.—Lt.

Secretaire—E. PuginCol. P. Blanche!;

Station Supt.—C. K. Wang :

Distribution Supt.—A. Antill Commis Principal—P. Santucci

Assistant Mechnical Engr. — Cheng Commis—G.

Dactylographe— Le Mile.

Goff J. de Laberbis

Shou-chuan Percepteur—J. Tchoo

Waterworks Department Comptable—J. Liang

Waterworks

M.r. MRCH. E.Engr.—F. W. G. Clark, Voirie et Travaux Publics

Depy. Waterworks Engr.—P. C. Tung Ingenieur Chef de Service — H. Metz

Assist. Engr. — Y. C. Huang Ingenieur-Adjoint—R. David

Chief Office Assist.—S. C. Lu Conducteur—P. Melinand

Surveiliant.—H. Fety

Police Department Surveillapb^P. Cros

Chief of Chief

Police—R. H. Dennis Agent Technique— Toue Ngeou Yang

Deputy of Police—Li Han-yuan Interprete—Houo

Chief Inspr. of Police—P. J. Lawless Police et Service d’kitcendie—HO,

Inspectors of Police—W. G.Greenslade,

H. M. MacKenzie, A. P. Soohorukoff, Ruei de France

Chen Pao-ching Chef de la Garde—M. Daudrumez

Sub-Inspector of Police — A. A. Chef de laSurete—Chaales

Inspect, des Etangs

de ire classe— M. Guezennee

Molosbvoff Inspecteur

Chinese Supt. of Police—Joseph Wang

Sub-Inspectors of Police—Han Kuei- Inspecteur de Ire Classe—F.B.Mellaza

de 1 re classes-J. Benoit

jung and Li Tien-chen Chef du Service dTncendie—M. Payen

Chef Mecanicien—V. Lemonnier

Fire Brigade - Sous Inspecteur—M. Wassilieff

Foreman—W. G. Greenslade Service Mddical et Sanitaire

Engr.—C. W. T. Lewis Dr. Ed. Benjamin

Wharfage Dues Office Dr. .1. Lataste

Supervisor—Hsisan C. Liu ' Ingenieur-Chimiste—Michaud

V et

Health Officers s

Drs. Irwin and Grice Dr. Chang

Dr. Chu II Dr.

Dr. Sun

Shen

Hospitals Ecgle Francaise—Q, Quai de France

Queen Victoria Diamond Jubilee J. Tomasini, directeur

Memorial Hospital

tal) (Tel. 31068) (Victoria Hospi- Mile. R. C. Saffroy, dir. Inst.

Mile. M. T. Barbe, ; do. i,

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Italian Municipal Council—2, Corso National City Bank of New York

Victorio Emanuele

Podesta—Comm. Filippo^ Z.appi National Commercial Bank Ltd.

National Commercial and Savings-

Secretary—

Chief of Pt- A. Giavotto

Police—Lieut. A. Angeloni Bank Ltd., The

Inspector of Police—P. Bay National Industrial Bank of China

Chief Engineer—Ing. L. Sirtori {S&e Banks)

Health Officer—Dr. A. Baldi

National Motors Co., The (Ing. L.

ffi U X # B it Sirtori) — Corner Meadows and Taku

T(( jih pen hung pm elm Roads; Teleph. 30513; Cable Ad: Sirtori

Japanese Municipal Council—Yamato Ing. L. Sir-tori'

Park, Japanese Concession: Telephs. National Pharmacy, The^256, Vic-

20039, 21116, 21177 and 21179 toria Road; Teleph. 34466

Comicil J. H. Blum, manager

Chairman—H. Uyeno

Vice-Chairman—S. Maid Naval Medical College Hospital

Councillors—M. Shimura, E. Ya- (See Hospitals)

mada, K. Uyemae, H. Okamoto,

S. Shiotani. S. Kamezawa, S. ^ a a t* s *

Shindo & S. Ohucki Yihg jui lien ju kung szu

Secretariat Nestle

Secretary—M., Oguri Co.,

Clerk—H. Murata

In Charge of Foreign Affairs—H. 60, Bonbons, and

Milk Milk Products,

Confectionery and Chocolate,

Cheese—

Imatake Rue de France; P.O. Box 8; Cable Ad:

Nestanglo

W.andA. North

Stephens,

Accountant’s Dept.

Clerk—K. Hirano Chinamanager, Shanghai

Public Works dept. I. S. lTuen, local manager

Engineer—H, Yamamoto Netherlands Consular Court

Sanitary Dept. (See Consulates)

Sanitary Officer—M. Mondcn

Gleaning Dept. Naval Medical College

Clerk—K. Ohashi (See Educational)

Wharf Dept.—O. Gono

New Oriental Pharmacy,

Druggists—281, Chemists

Victoria Road; and

Teleph.

# ft 'll 30566: Cable Ad: Nop

Pei kiang pouo on yuan M. S. Chow, manager

Musee

Mus

LaboratoirePaiho H. H.Naturel-

d’Histoire P. H. Nichols Super Yarn and Carpets (Fed.

le)—Bace-course Road; Teleph. 32792 Inc.,U.S.A.), Woollen Yarn Spinners

Carpet Manufacturers—104, and

Taku Rd.;

E. Licent, s.j., director Cable Ad:Nichols,

Nicholspresidt. and gen. mgr.

W. A.B.

« g g G. M. B. Thomas, vice-presidt.

Mustard

Commission

Teleph. Agents—66, Rue

31783manager I N. Hokloffde France;

Nippon Menkwa Kabushikt Kaisha

T.E. W.

Esser,

Brenan | G. Nigniewtizky (JapanCotton Cotton Trading

Yarndeand CottonCo., Ld.).Goods—

Piece Cotton,.

^ ^ M J Han zing yen Uao tsang Concession; Telephs. 30481, 30134French

163 Quai Auguste Boppe,

and

National Aniline k Chemical Co., menka 30135; Cable Ad: Menkwa or Nihon-

U.S.A.

Dyes (New York), Indigo and Aniline

31698,—Cable

56-58, Ad:

Rue Nacotinsin

de 1’Amii-a'ute; Teleph. Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bremen—16,

George

J. D. Haynes f Missmanager

O. Richardson, J. Francke Bruce Rxiad; Cgble Ad : Nordlloyd

Melchers

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Km* nmmw it m

TSTorth China Advertising Co.—113, Rue

de C hay lard; Teleph. 30810; Cable Ad: “ NorthJlwaChina pei ming thing pao kwan

Star,” Daily Newspaper

Twyford —(Business)

78, RueandPasteur, Telephs. 31162

J. Twyford & Co., general managers 30830 (Editorial); Cable

North China Auction Rooms—Corner of Ad: Star

Taku and Bromley Roads; Teleph. 32707; C. J. Hayman,

A.B. Pox, presidentsecy. and editor-in-chief

& managing editor

Cable

D. AdlerAd: Adler

North China Automobile Club North China Wool Co,,

73, Consular Road; Telephs. 31085, Exporters—

(See Clubs) 30516, 33150; Cable Ad: Sikow;

North China Chemical Laboratory— Codes: Acme & Private

41, Victoria Road; Teleph. 33242 Directors—D. O. Russell, A. H.

Dr. Tarle and Scharffenberg Rasmussen, J. K. Chatham and

W. H. Chatham

James Bee, compradore

^ ^ m it R. N. Kitching

Pei Yang Shang Wu Rung Si A. T. Nejdanoff

North China Commercial Co.. Inc.—15,

Hwa An Chie, near Tung Fu Chiao Northern Underwriters—29, Rue de

Bridge: France; Teleph. 31794; Cable Ad:

Emfiseher Teleph. 40515; Cable Ad: Norunder

L. W.Fischer, president

L. Prager, secretary

Emil S. Fischer Norwegian Consulate

(See Consulates)

■“North China Daily Mail, The.” Illus-

trated Evening Paper— 19. Rue de H » Kt « 31« S

France;

Normail Teleph. 31546; Cable Ad: Ocean Accident & Guarantee Corpn.

Thos. G. Fisher, proprietor and mgr. Ltd. (of 1, Canton Road, Shanghai)

J. H. Eldridge —187, Victoria Road: Telephs. 31310

and 30212; Cable Ad : British

North China Estates, Real Estate A. E. Tipper

Agents, Mortgage, Land, House and S.L. L.Viola

Briault, I signs per pro.McKenzie

Mrs.H.G.

Estates—177, Victoria Road; Te- R. H. Tipper | D. 1. Richards

leph. 30451; Cable Ad : Norchest

Ocean Shipping

North China Insurance k Investment Jardine; Ltd., (Jardine, Matheson Co., Ltd.—Cable Ad:

Co.—

Teleph.I. 30734 Pin Building, Taku Road; & Co.), Agents

North China Motors Corporation—46, Okura Co. (Trading), Ltd., Import and

Export Merchants—9,

Bromley Rd., British Concession; Teleph. Teleph.

31847; Cable Ad: Bucar 20250, CableYamaguchi Ads: Okura Road;

or

E. W. Fitchford, chairman, board dir. Okuragumi

H. M. Young, director and gen. mgr. J2i ^ Yung shin

Li Shau Fang, mgr. Chinese affairs

A.J. Z.P. Chang,

Goolbe,secretary

service manager Olivier Chine, (S.Takou;

A.) Export k Export

Y. C.MotorFeng,Franchise

accountant —35, Rue de31164

(manager). Telephs.

(Export) 32810

and 32232

General for (Import); Cable Ad: Austrasia

Buick—Pontiac—G. M. C. Trucks

n & m Wm & O’Neill, Dr. G.—238, Victoria Road;

Pei fang hang yeh chung hung sze Teleph. 31336; Cable Ad: Vinca

Gordon

(Eng.);O’Neill, l.r.c.p.140,

Residence: (Lond.),M.R.c.s

Hongkong

North China Steamship Co.. Ltd.—French Road; Teleph. 30996

Bund; Teleph. 30197; Cable Ad: Peifong

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^jl HnaMei Osawa 4s Go.', 3D„ General Importers and

Oppenhbimer Casino Co,.—16/17, Via Exporters—ii, Asahi Road, Japanese

Ob.ncessidn; Telephs. 20333 20847 and

Torino, Italian Concession - Telepl^s. 21193; Cable Ad: Osawa

40015 (Gen. office), 4C03S (cbmpra-

(lore’s office) ; Cable ,Ad : Opcasco.

flead Office: Chicago,’tl.S,A. 55* sen

Hother Nielsen, manager 0‘tte &'Co.,'Iron and Steel Importers—

Alexander G. Baylin,assist, manager 29,

S.T. S.S. Tsai, acccountant'

lion, compradoie Ad:A.Consular

Cehandro Road; Teleph. 30401; Cable

C. Ching, manager and partner

A. R. Tamberg, '

, G. M. Lepa •

R. M’. Leyacb' /

J. A-YshalpmoFf f & Ji $M'J &

' G. Lee 'Yaicg li ehih chiih hung, sze

Oriental Book Store, The—69; Tine de Pacific' Alikali Go., Lkn.: (Yung Lee

France; Teleph.'' 30367' . Soda ..Co.), Manufacturers of Alkali

J. E. ParadigsiS, manager Products

Soda, Sodium such asBicarbonate,.

Soda Ash, Calcium

Caustic

N. NelubihV sub i/ianager ■ Chloride, Calcium Carbonate, etc—Chiu

N. T. I van off, accountaii t Ta Building,. 1* Rue Fbntanier; Telepbs.

Y. ;T. Shih, assistant 32019 andHopei31532;pabTe Ad; Paco. Factory:

Miss T. Shustovsky

Branch— Ip, Woodrow Wils'on' Stfeet; Tangku, S. T.Fan,C. general

Teleph. 31737

Miss L. liokloff, in cfratge Yu, aegty.manager

and business ffigr.

T. P. Hbu,( mfg, dept. mgr.

Oriental Coffee Co.—344a, Taku Road Palace Theatre — Fukushima Road

E. Spiridis Teleph. 21121

Oriental' Commercial Trading Co., Paramount Films of China Inc.—io,

•General Commercial Agents; Flour Council Road; Teleph. 33099; Cable

Mills, Accessories, and General Sup-

plies, (Distributors, Gasoline and Ad: Paramount

Lubricating Oil, Automobiles and

Repair Wdrks-^68, Rue- du/1.4, Juil- ^ ^ n w

let French Concession; Teleph.

32814 Pathe

jectors,Orient,

Films,Ltd., Motion

Cameras and Picture Pro-

Accessories,

Laboratory

Oriental Trading & Engineering Cb„ Records—177, Victoria Road; Teleph. Works, Phonographs and

Import & Export. Speciality; Glue 31434: Cable Ad: Chinpbono

& Casings—49, Taku Road, B. C.; H. Wintergerst, branch manager

Telephs. 32963 ?,n

Foohsiang

A. Purpiss, manager & JM1 fr

A. Ehrenlieb. do. Hsin Heng Feng Rung Ssu

Miss H. Wollmann, secretary

H. Willhoeft Paul Young & Go., Importers, En-

H. Wolff gineers, Manufacturers—Rue St.

Wang Dak Tze, cottipradore Louis Extension; Teleph. 32998;

L. 'Chen Cable Ad: Paulyoung

P. K. B. Young, b.sc., Sh.e., pre-

si e- ns is ss * sident and general manager

0. K. Liang, secy, and treas.

Ta pan hang ch’ wan kui she

Osaka

S.S. Shosen Kaisha

Co., Ltd.)—10, (Osaka Mercantile ^ m mm &

Telephs.

2; Cable 30234. 30931 and' French

Ad: Shosen

Bund;

33223; P.O.Box Pei Piao Coal Mining Co., Ltd.—9, Coros

Vittorio Emanuele, Italian Concession

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Peacock Motion Pictuke 06., Inc., lit /£; Teh loons,

Distributors of R.K.O. Kadio Pic-

tures, R.K.O. Pathe Pictures, Perrin LoxleyCooper

& Coi),&Merchants

Co:r (Proprietors: W. R,

and COrtitnis-

British and Dominion. Productions, sion Agents, Press Packers, Widowers

and Motion Projectors,

Equipments—Gaiety and Build-

Theatre Sound and . Scourers—Consular Road; Telephs.

ing, 8, Council Road; Teleph. 33650; 31085; Cable Ad: Loxffiy

Cable Ad: Pecofilms

. G. G. Fryberg, district mgr.

D.J.O.K.Russell.

Chatham, signs per■ pro.

(Hongkong)

F.P. Crowder W.

M. H. Chatham G. A. Stokahch

Silverberg

A. Kapoostin T. Iplikjian A. D. Gerzo

Miss. I.

A. Tikotsky Lewinson E. E. Holloway

;

Petping University L-Eaye

(See Educational)

Peiyang Advertising Co.—114a, Rue du Polish-CmNEkk TRAPiNd’ Corp. ' Ltd.—

Baron Gros; Teleph. 31661 J8a, Canton RoadnTeleph. 32552; Cable

Ad: Yerke

n ^ ^ m G. J. Yerke

Pei yang yin sze la/’an

Peiyang Press, Printers, Bookbinders,

Engravers and Stationers—Head'Office: Polish Commercial Co., Ltd., General

19-2], Wusih Road, ex-Gerihan’Conces- Importers ~ 44'-4u, Rue de Paris; deleph.

sion; Teleph. 31024. Branch Office: 32288; Cable Ad: Polco,

2, Legation St., EastGate; Teleph. 742 (E.)

fSt '0- JT Ching Tsin pao Kuan m m n fr> At m

“Peking and Tientsin Times.” Daily— Hopeh-i/u-iCJieyy \ Kwar-li-dhu"'

181, Victoria Road: Telephs. 31237 Postal .Ad.ministrati0N-j-3rtf' S-pecia 1

(Editor), 31239 (General), 34346 Administrative Area , ('Ex-Russian

(Manager); Cable Ad : Press Concession) : Tc!«*p!ts.r 31209, 40025

Tientsin Press, Ltd., proprietors 40042 (Commissipner s Office)»Cable

W. V. Pennell, editor Ad : Postos

Anne Burnett, reporter Commissioner—Y. V$ta®letoH-

L. Gerstenzang, do. Cotton

I. Epstein, do. District Deputy Commissioner—

I. G. Avramoff, proof reader Tsao Chieri Ting

J. S. Jones,,.business manager Deputy Commissioner (District

Accountant)—J. MacLorn

Peninsular and Oriental Steam Gen. ' SilperY&oittfChJi-- KfEh-feng

Navigation Co.—Victoria Road;

Teleph. 31296; Cable Ad: Peninsu-

lar fn & m >fi t t w is w

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Pottinger

Agents Exporters,& C'M,er o.^ grants--,55?'

Ltd., Importers and

Victoria

Road : ' TeJepjh, 3t»^5§;

Pennell & Co., E. W., Auctioneers & Codes: A.B.C. 5th edp?, Egntley’s. Cahle.iAd; Wippa;

Commission Agents, Wine & Spirit Western Union, EmrinegFing A

Merchants—36. Council Road; Tele- W. T. PotOinger, director "(absent)

phone 31183; Cable Ad: Pennell H. V. Bridge, do.

A. L. Bridge, secretary

Pension Holland—130, Meadows PM.;

Teleph. 32647

H. Feld, proprietress Prudential , Underwriters—37, Rue

de PAmiraute ; Teleph. 33702: Cable

Pension, H. Lange—15, Canal Road, AdR.: Prudential P. Phillips-Mousastico-Shvily,

Ex-German Concession; Teleph. manager

32003 S. F. Kuh, joint manager

Mrs. H. Lange, proprietress

14

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'Quken Victoria Diamond Jubilee if ^ e m m

Memorial Hospital and Isolation Ln bean zeang yang jing hang

Hospital—(Nee Hospitals)

Robinson Piano Co., Ltd., Music and

Musical Road;

Instrument DealersCable

— Ad:

177,

Rabben &, Co., W., Exporters—181, The Victoria Teleph. 31340;

Bund, B.C.; Teleph. 30106; Cable Ad: Pianomaker J. H. Pearson, general manager

Success

$1 ifr Li hsing Rocklin

Teleph.

e Co., Cable

B —10,Ad:RueRocklin

de Verdun;

Racine & Cie., S. A., Export and Roman Catholic Church of Notre

Import Merchants—137, Quai de Dame es Victoires—(Nee Churches)

France; Teleph. 32107; Cable Ad:

Racine; Code: Bentley’s

Royal Soc. of St. George

(Nee Associations)

Raider’s Pharmacy—20, Wusih Road;

Teleph. 32013 Russian Economic Store & Commercial

Agency, Import and Export — 263,

Reuter Brockelmann & Co., Export Taku Road; Teleph. 30515

V. G. Shoostoff, proprietor

and Import Merchants—29, Consu-

lar

Heyn Road; Teleph. 33517; Cable Ad: Saint Louis College

R. Heyn, partner (Shanghai) (Nee Educational)

A. Schubert, partner (Canton)

C. E. Vissering, partner ((Shang- Salon Des Modes—30, Bromley Road

hai

N. Prodan, signs per pro. Savoy Hotel—18, Wusih Road; Cable

H. Rothkehl, do. Ad : Savoy

E. Wagner

F. J. Schmidt

Cl. Waite Schlaraffia Peihonia Asiatica

R. Walsemann (See Associations)

R. Roll

Mrs. M. Rumpf 7% & m m Hsing hua leung sze

Schmidt & Co., Importers of Chemicals

and Drugs, Microscopes and Scientific

& m m m Supplies—52, Taku Road:Teleph.30924;

Lu tu tien pao hung sz Cable Ad: Schmidtco

W. Schulze, manager

Reuters,

32657 Ltd. —

(Manager) 50, E-wo

and Road;

33757 Telephs.

(Chinese);

Cable Shoryu Bank Ltd., The

H. G.Ad: Markreuter

Mende, manager (Nee Banks)

R. A. E. Watson, assist, do. and Serebrenntkoff & Co., A. J., Printers,

news editor Bookbinders, Engravers, Booksellers

Geo. Adan and Stationers—16, Council Road;

V. N. Kouznethoff Teleph. 31222

Boris Pyzin A. J. Serebrennikoff, proprietor

Mrs. E. K. 'Serebrennikoff, do.

Robertson & Rosier, Exchange Brok- Mrs. A. V. Muller

ers—Hong Kong & Shanghai Bank N. J. Zeroff

Building; Telephs. 31246, 31582, V. Y. Gusseff, sales manager

30779, 32607 and 32758; Cable Ad: I. B. Imshenetsky

Bullion

H.

L. L.Labille

N. Know Shanghai Commerctu, and Savings

Bank Ltd.—(Nee Banks)

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Shang Tai

Merchants—14, Ye & Co., Wine and Spirit *g ns m F! IS

31240; Cable Ad: Bruce Road; Teleph.

Shangtaiye Siemens

IIsi Me.n-sI\^^He^/xhi,Ch’gng

t$ m w m ± Taku Road, corner CantonBuilding,

China Co.—Siemens- Road:

Telephs. :;003t. - and, 30032; Cable, Ad:

Shang hai pao hsien yang hang Motor; Codes: A.li.C. 6th. Bentley’s

Shanghai Insueance Office;- Eire, Mosse and Alpha,

E. Kunisch, cornipercial manager

Marine and Casualty Insurance-30, E. P.11 oelzel,

Rue Courbet; Teleph. 32621; Cable Ad:

Reliance Meyer electrical

i W.engineer

1st 1

& M Ifi Yufengkurigsze {5 m <:>' »» '

Shantung Sjlk and Lace Co., Exporters Siemssen Engineersy & Co.,andi mporters.and

Insuivurqe ExpVi tcrs.

Agepts-- 63,

and Commission Merchants, Speciality: ’J'aUu Road; Teleph. '30983;' Cable Ad:

Strawbraids,

(^loisonne-wares—TakuCarpets, Rugs,Road,Brass and Siemssen

French

Concession; W. Jarudngs, mgr,, s)gn^ tbe firm ,

Yufeng Teleph. 31714; Cable Ad: K.M. Tidemann, signs per

Ferber, (booking ;prp.

dept.)

H. T. Lee, manager R. Loeffert, engineer, .(engip. dept.)

Hugh Tam, sub-manager Miss F. Malin, (cbprp,dept.)

dept.) ,

T. T. Chang, acting do. W. Mucks, (export

J. Purucker, ( do. )

Shea Tung Co., The, Importers, Exporters A.W. Rapp, (import(bookbig

Rolmstook, deptl) dept’,)

and

UsingManufacturers’

Li, Taku Read; Agents—5,

Teleph. Chung

32255; J. Rothardt, (Taiyuanfu.)

Cable W. Scheel, (export dept.)

H. J.Ad:Hsin,Sheatung

manager Mrs. L. Tischbein, (erlg. dept.) - ■;

H. A. R. Will, ( de. •); ; '

Shffts Bros.,-38,Inc., A. Naether, (n*presentatifve or! the

chants—36, RueFur and SkinTeleph.

de France; Mer- Poldi Steel -Works)

31428: P.O. Box 50; Cable,Ad:,Schefts

I. B. Shefts, signs per pro. n &’dm m m i

H. Shefts, do. Sing ka non: fen, che ck’i kuteg ,sz ■ ■; •

Shimizu, S., Export, Import and Commis- du Baron Singee ;Sewing lYrAU»r?iECd-'—’ 132,'Rue

sion Agent —8, Asahi20129;

Road,Cable

Ja,panese Gros; Telpph; 23240‘; Cable Ad:

Concession; Teleph. Ad: Singer Frank Chen'feupervifiirig ageifiia4'lkr|e

Shunhmg C P. Chang, chief cU*rk ‘ ,,

$5* Jjf ffs iri m in T. T. Lai, as-ist.

Shingming Trading Cm (China). Ltd., .Sinhua Commercial and Savings riu

The, General Importers and Exporters, Bank—(See Banks)

Railway and Mining Supplies—Corner Sino-Brttish Trading Co., Import and

of Taku and Bruce Roads; Teleph. 30728;

Cable

Lieber’s,Ad: A.B.C.

Shingminco: Codes:A.B.C.

5th Imp.. Bentley’s*

6th Export—57, ’ ttue Henry Bourgeoise,

(5-letter), Western Union 5-letter edn., . Teleph. E. W.

33140

Fitchford

: . .:

Acme and Private H. M. Young

O.W.A. Gosewisch,

Sixt, directorsigns per pro.

:Sintoon Overseas TRADiNG .Co,, I.td.

•T.W. Schultze-Pantin,

Reinhardt I Miss (Nanking)

Y. Sixt Importers, Exporters and Engineers—

P.R. Preuer | T. Y. Tsu 137, Hue, Dillon; Teleph. 3337:5;.'Cable

Schadendorf I Miss A. Ad:S. Navigatrad

Yl. Chang, manager r.

A. Breier | Gosewisch

Sirtort, Ing. L., Civil Engineer and

Shosho Yoko, Timber, Shipping, Architect,

Import Italiafi Municipal Consulting, Engineer to

and Export—2 4, Asahi Road; Teleph. Council;—57,

20470; Cable Ad: Shosho Meadowrs Road; Teleph. 30513

*14

A80 TIENTSIN

M X ii W Lubricating Oil Department

i>U ko tah knii fl jianq Accounting Department

SkocSaworks, Ltd. (Far Eastern En- J. W. Anderson

gineering

formerly the Office of the Limited

Skodaworks, Plzen,Company

Czecho- Shipping Department

slovakia), Steelworks, Builders of all R. E. Rodger

kinds of Mechanical and

Machinery—Tientsin: 80, Electrical

Woodrow Installation—Russian Concession

Wilson Street (1st special area); Teleph. Installation—Hsinho A. D. Murphy | B. W. Bumphrey

30057; Cable Ad: Skodaworks

F. F. Urbanek, general manager. Far

Z. Eastern Branchese.e.,(Shanghai)

K. Tokarjevski, manager & Kt « * IS

South British Insurance Co., Ltd.—187,

J. P. Gramkau, m.e., engineer Victoria

Miss P. Heyking British Road: Teleph. 31310; Cable Ad:

A. E. Tipper

Bktotis S.L. L.Viola

Briault, signs

Mrs.I. per G.pro.McKenzie

Cigar Bros. and

Co., GeneralImporters

Tobacconists,

and I. Weinberg |I 1). H.

Richards

General Merchants—47,

Teleph. 31940; Cable Ad: Skiotis line de France; R. H. Tipper

Panos D. Skiotis, manager

Spanish Consulate

Sligh A- Co., J., Tailors and Outfitters— (See Consulates)

132, Victoria Road; Teleph. 33227 (S. A. P I. O.)DesSociete Anonyme Pour

Soctete Fonciere Franco-Chinoise t>e LTndustrie Corner Rue de Oeufs,

Verdun Eggand Factories—

Rue de

Tientsin (Societe Anonyme)-T-lll, Rue Takou; Teleph. 31164; Cable Ad: Aust-

de France rasia

Managers: Olivier-Chine

^ ft ie if m m P. Leduo

Yi shing hsin kee lun ch’uan yu hsien hung sze J. Calame

W. Dolbieff

•Societe Francaise de Navigation de

Tongkou

au Capital(Society

de Mex. aresponsabilite limit^e St. Francis Hotel—45, Rue de France

$100,000), Shipbuil

ders, Engineers and Founders, Ship and Teleph. A. Fenus

30342; Cable Ad: Pranho

Ferry-boat Lines, Lighters and Tug-

boats—Tongku

France; and

Telephs.CableTientsin:

Ml 126 Ad: 111,

(Tientsin), Rue de

and St.(SeeLouis Church (Roman Catholic)

22 (Tongku); Yishingco, Churches)

Tongku

L. Samarcq, manager St. Louis College

(See Educational)

^ f| Mei Foo

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Wholesale Hog and Casing Standard Co., Exporters of

Sheep Casings—28, Sin Kai

Kerosene and Petroleum Products

—8, Quai de France, French Concession; Hutung, Tsui Tein

Petrograd

Chen,

Road

manager

Telephs. 31096, 30775 and 33315;

Cable Ad: Standvac

B. L. Meyer, manager Starlight

R. L. Gregory, assist, manager tiloff RoadAerated Water Co.—4, Poko-

Refined Oil Department Crystal, Ltd., proprietors

G.O. F.A. Brooks

Bell A. L. Maitland

J.E. V.M. Pickering States Steamship Co.—16, Rue du 14

E-P.G. R.Eichholzer

B- Campbell Tenney Juillet;

line Teleph. 31295; Cable Ad: States-

Jernigan Mrs. Mrs. D.Rowland

Brown N.W.W. G. Gatrell, manaerer

(Peiping) Miss E. Cartmel Greenland

 TIENTSIN A81

.Stekol, A. G., Shoe Store—278, Vic- ® H

toria Hoad: Teleph. 33435 'Talati House” The Most Modern

A. G. Stekol Apartment House and Hotel—246,

-Sunfacturers—136,

Chong & Co., Furniture Manu- Victoria Road, 31, Bromley Road;

Rue du Baron Grosi floor),Telephs. 30455 (Hotel), 31315 (2nd

Teleph. 30226 31655 (3rd floor), 33615 (4th

floor) and 32902 (1st floor) ; Cable

m £ r m a m Ad : Talathouse

-Sun Life Assueange Co. of Canada— S. B. Talati, managing dir.

187, Victoria Road (opposite Gordon I. Philippoff, asst. mgr.

Hall); Telephs. 31310 and 30212; Cable J. Silva Netto, acct.

Ad: Sunbeam T. C. Shen, asst.

Tipper & Co., agent s

TV Hwa Petroleum Co., Ltd.—109-111, TanOffice: Hua Match Co., Ltd.—Head

Peiping; Tientsin Branch:

Rue Pasteur :Shiku; Cable Ad: 0030

T. Chao, branch manager

Tai Ping Fire and Marine Insurance

Co., Ltd., The—25-27, Rue Henry

Bourgeois; Teleph. 33021; Cable Taylor k Co., Wine k Spirit merchants—

Ad : 5454 and Insurance 42-46, Taku Road; Teleph. 31186; Cable

Qunring C. Suez, manager Ad: Taylorco

Taichong Import and Export Co.—124. TeRueTaide

Co., General Merchants—128,

Teleph. 33237; Cable

Taku

Pohda Road Teleph. 320533 Cable Ad: Ad: Tetai

C. M. Sun, manager Humanager

Shao Tien, proprietor and general

Takahashi

Yamatoya Shirt ShirtCo.)—8,

Co. (Successors

K.M.A. Build-to

ing, Victoria Road; Teleph. 31748 Teh Chang Trading Co.—61, Via

Trieste; Teleph. 33878; Cable Ad:

Techa

m & m & & a Harry Sung, managing director

Ta leu Po ch’van Ku>uj szt

'Taku Tug and Lighter Co., Ltd., The— Tehporters—

Ciiee Co.,

The Bund; Teleph. 31275; Cable Ad:

Calendar 105a, Manufacturers

Rue Pasteur; and Ex-

Teleph,

33515; Cable Ad Tehchee

Z.J. S.P.Tiao, manager

Kung, sub-mgr.

Takeda Bros. & Co., Dealers in Precious

Stones—5 and 6, Kailan Building:

Teleph. 30575

Takeuchi & Co., Ltd., S., General Store- - m m m m m a

82, Rue de France; Teleph. 31374 Tim tsin lien pao chun ehu

Telegraph Administration, Chinese

Hf tii tR Y ung Chang tai Gov ernmen t—23, R ue Fonta nier, Freneh

Talati Bros. & Co., Importers, Ex- Concession

porters and Commission Agents—Talati M.Keetsing

L. Chao, K.manager

Y. Li, supt.

House;Ad:31,Talati;

Cable Bromley Rd.;Western

Codes: Teleph. Union

30181;

5 let. edn., General Telegraph, A.B.C.

-5th Bentley’s Telephone Administration, Chinese

S. •I.B.Silva

Talati,Netto,

mang.accountant

dir. and prop, Government — Bruce Road, British

T. C. Shen, assistant Concession

M. L. Tuan, managing director

 TIENTSIN

& at! iflc -& ± £1 Tientsin Building and Loan Go., Ltd.

Teh shih hi ho you hmg sze (Incorporated

ances)—1, Victoria under Hongkong

Terrace;Ordin-

Te-

Texas Co. (China), Ltd., The, Import- lephs. 30314 & 33429; Cable Ad:

ers of American Petroleum Products ,. Secretary R.R. S.T. Davis,

Evans, director

(Kerosene,

Paraffine, Gasoline,

Wax, RoofingLubricating Oils, do.

Belgian Bank Building, 90,Asphalt,

Victoriaetc.)—

Road; J. W. Brierlay, do.

Telephs. 30340 and 33436; Cable Ad: S. L. Briault, do.

Texaco

R. R. Ilarrisonj district manager Tientsin C^rEet Cleaning Co., Carpet.

A.E.E. A.J.H. Twilley, distric acct.

Fox, marketing

Harrs, marketingassist.

assist.

1 Manufacturers, Wholesale k Retail

—253j255, Taku Road: Teleph.

B. J. Stepanoffi, office assist. 33235: Cable Ad: Kazan

M. Nachtmann, stenographer C. G. HuslsiahV manager

Installation Tientsin Chess Club

A. R.'McCoy, superintendent

A. Inch, assistant0 do. {See Clubs)

W. Pfiug

L. U. Jonkoff Tientsin Commercial Gredit Corp,

. {See Banks)

Thomson & Co., Chartered Accountants Tientsin Country, Club

—13, Victoria Terrace: Teleph. 30264;

Cable

andE. A.B.C. Ad: 5th Scrutiny;

edn.a.c.a.Codes: Bentley’s {See Clubs)

S. Wilkinson, (Shanghai)

T. Beddow, a.c.a. (Tientsin and Tientsin

L. Peiping) (See Clubs)

Cricket Club

G. A. Buyers, a.c.a.

B. O. Blaker, a.c.a. ( do. .) (Shanghai)

I. E. Roberts, a.c.a. (Hankow) Tientsin Fire Insurance Association

F.M. G.C. Halton,

Maunder,c.a.aM.a. (Hongkong) (See Associations),,,

(Tientsin ik Peiping)

London

Goodyear, agents—Niney, Price and

Grand, e.c.i.c.a, 8, St. Martins le Tientsin Agency, Forwarding

Customs Brokers, & Commission

Coal Mer-

chants, Insurance, Forwarding and

Tibesart, J. A.—70, Rue Dillon: Teleph. Commission and 14,

Agency, and Storage—13

Italian Bunri, Italian Concession;

32778; Cable Ad: Tibesart Teleph. 40117; Cable Ad: Italo

Representing P. Pezzini, manager & proprietor

Manufacturers Life Insurance

General Accident, Fire and Life Co. Miss M. Pezzini

Assurance B. Mirigozzi, assist.

New ZealandCorporation

Insurance Co. D. P. Chow, apct.

S. H. Liu, chief clerk

Tientsin Anci.o Chinese College Tientsin Gole’ Club

{See Educational) (See Clubs)

Tientsin

{See Educational) Art School Tientsin Grammar School :

(See Educational)

Tientsin Association Football Club ^ % At Li hung kung see

{See Clubs) Tientsin Heating & Heating,

SanitarySanitary

Works,

Tientsin Auto Supply Co.—76, Rue du General Contractors,

14 Juillet, French Concession: Teleph. kiang Rd.: Teleph. 82150; Cable Ad: Che-

and Electrical Installations^23,

Liss-

30620; Cable Ad: Tienasuply G. A. Lissfee, proprietor

 TIENTSIN ASS

Tientsin Hockey Club ft & w m x

{See Clubs) Tien tain yin tze limn

Tientsin Hui Wen Academy Tientsin Press, Ltd., Printers, Publi-

{See Educational) shers, Bookbinders, Stationers, Book-

sellers, Photographic Engravers —181,

Victoria Road; Teleph. 31239; Cable Ad:

Tientsin Jewish School' Press

{See Educational) Tientsin Press Packing Co.—Canton

Tientsin Kung Ksiieh (Public Road; PottingerTeleph.& 30259

Co., 55, Victoria Road,

School)—(Nee Educational) General Managers

Tientsin Race Club

Hsien nung leung szu {See Clubs)

Tientsin Land Investment Co., Ltd.— Tientsin Realty Co.—34, Rue de France;

Teleph. 33762; Cable Ad: Realty

49,W.Taku Road; Telephs.

M. Howell, chairman31084 and 32568

T. O’Gorman, secretary 13 S Sg

G. A. Baldwin, engineer

It. A. Wickerson assistant secretary Tientsin Sawmill and Case Manufac-

J. E. Simmonds, do. engineer turing Co.—10, Italian Bund (Banchina

It. H. Martin, do. do. d’ltalia);

Sawcase Teleph. 40402; Cable Ad:

Tientsin S. Y. Lui, manager

TangkuLighter Co., Ltd.— Tientsin and

Butterfield & Swire, agents Tientsin Steel Drum and Engineering

Works, Ltd. (Olficina Meccanica Ita-

Tientsin British Municipal Library liana), Pumps,

Electrical Engineers, Machinery,

Oxy-Acetylene, Electric 40351;

Weld-

—Victoria Garden ing—13, Via Torino; Teleph.

Chairman—F. K. Whitamore Cable Ad: Caie

Committee—Mrs. It. Chandless, B. M.Zotti, manager supt. of works

Miss Drake - Brockman, H. N. Molchanoff,

Wright, H. E. Faulkner and E.

J. Cowell

Librarian Sec. and Treas.—Mrs. Tientsin General

Strawbraid and Export Co.,

R. E. Fabris Chevrier;Import Teleph.and 23723;

Export—2-10,

Cable Rue

Ad:

Etnocel

s $ 2K a £ Tientsin Swimming Club

Chi an tze lai shui hung $ze {See Clubs)

Tientsin Native City Water Works Tientsin Tallymen Co.—34-16a, Dick-

Co., Ltd.—85, Rue Fontainer;

33042; Cable Ad: City water Teleph. inson Road; Teleph. 32545; Cable Ad:

Denga

Tientsin Navigation Co., Ltd.—15,

Pao Shun Road, British Concession;

Teleph. 32274; Cable Ad: Nacot Tientsin Tobacco Wi ShieJl Jl° Van hung szu

Co. (Estd. 1903), The

Cigarette

Tobacco31026; ManufacturersVictoria

Merchants—294, and General

Road;

Tientsin Oil Mill Co.— 49, Rue Dillon Teleph. Cable Ad: Androutsos

A. P. Androutso, partner (absent)

Tientsin Optical Co.—65, Rue de Takou; C.A. C.C. Anastassellis, managing partner

Teleph. 33034manager

S. B. Jee, D. Anastassellis, assist.

A84 TIENTSIN

Tientsin Tracing Co., Import — 24, ^ ^ Tai-fn

Council Hoad; Teleph. 31923; Cable Twyford Engineering Co., Sanitary

Ad: Feldstein and Heating Engineers,, Heating.

(All System), F ire protection-

n & m m .Mei yieh kung see Sprinklers, Cold and Hot Water

Tientsin Trust Co., Inc., Fidelity and Lighting Supply, Sanitary Installations,

Surety (All Systems), Vacuum

Rue de Bonds France;andTeleph.

General33762Trust—34, Cleaning Installations, Ventilation,

Cooking (All Systems), Plumbing.

Fixtures, Laundry Installations,

Importers of Railway Material,

^ It A ik ihia hmg Mining and Engineering Supplies.

Tipper & Co., Life, Marine and Fire Building and Sanitary Heating Equipment,

Insurance Agents —187, Vietoria Road Buildings Supplies, etc.— Twyford

113, Rue du Chaylard;

(opposite Gordon Hall);

and 30212; Cable Ad: Sunbeam andTelephs. 31310 Teleph. 32476; Cable Ad: Twyford

British J. Twyfofd Thoinas

A. E. Tipper L; H. Twyford Thomas, signs-

per pro.

I.S. L.Weinberg

Briatiltj sighs

- per pro. Miss M. L. Leeds

HR. Viola I Mrs^McKanzie

R.'Tipper I D. I. Ilichairds

f M Tai-fu

Twyfo^p & Op., J., General Export

ers and Importers—Twyford Build

Tongku Land and Wharf Co: ing, 113, Rue du Chaylard; Telephs.

Collins & Co., Ltd., agents and genl. 30810; Cable A’d: Twyford

managers/{75, Consular Road) J. Twyford Thomas, director

V. R. W. Engstrom

L. II. Twyford Thomas

R. N. ,Coppin

Toyo Miss M. LeecW

YarnMenka Kabushiki

and Piece GoodsKaisha, Cotton

— 2, Miyajima C. C. Wang

Road, Japanese Concession; Teleph.

20779 h P.; ' Moo ^(Cojnfiradqre) .

Trust For Open Spaces m .i

{■See Clubs) Helmann # Co., J., Watch Importers,

Jewellers, &c.—99, Rue de Erance,

Teleph. 31326; Cable Ad: Ullmann.

Tung Fung Engineering Works—12, Chauxde Hankow; Fonds; "Hongkong,

Peiping, Paris Shanghai,

(21, rue

Wellington Road; Teleph. . 33369; d’Hauteville)

Cable Ad : Tungfung A. J. Ullmann, manager

C. C. Norman, proprietor P. Laroche, assist, do.

S. W. Liu

Tung Hsing Press, General Printers,

Book Binders and Stationers—73, Union Insurance 3c & r™ ™

Rue de Takou

L. C. Tam, proprietor Ltd.—57, Victoria Society of Canton,

Road; Teleph. 33313;

Cable Ad: Union

R. L. D. Wodehduse, branch manager

Tung Shing and Co., Ltd.-28, Rue Union Philanthropique Belge

du Baron Gros, French Concession; {See Associations)

Telephs.. 3180G and 31097 ; Cable Ad : Universal Pharmacy—40-42, Dickinson

Tungshing Road;

Capt. D. I. Idaka, manager J. E.Teleph.

Dvorkin,31760

proprietor

 TIENTSIN A85

Universal Trading Corporation—54,

Rue Piquerez; Teleph. 31667; Cable Ad: M li * iS E

Huanliai Wa suri sz ta yah fong

Tung Ho Yu Bank, proprietors Watson & Co-, Wholesale

A. S. (Theand Hongkong

Dispensary), Retail

■Victor Music House—British Con leph. Chemists—238, Victoria Road; Te-

cession Slbre : 252, Victoria Hoad; 31006; Cable Ad: Dispensary

French Cone. Store: 52, Rue du A.W. E.F. Keen, m.p.s.m.p.s.

Simpson, (London)

Marechal Foch; Telephs. 31447 and

33736 ; Cable Ad : Tacco [Watts & Co., Exchange and Share

brokers—65, Consular Road ; Teleph.

YUctoria Cigar Store—268, Victoria 31087; Cable Ad: Watts

T. E. Watts

Road ; Teleph. 33262

F. N. Chang, manager Watts & Frisk, Exchange Brokers—

73, Consular Road; Cable Ad: Fah-

Volkart Bros.’ Agency, Importers & sing

Exporters of Raw Cotton—52, Taku

Road; Telephs. 32564 & 32615; Cable Weinstein, L. S., Dealer in Furs and

Skins—60, Rue Henri Bourgeois;

Ad : Fohka Teleph. 30871; Cable Ad: Weinstein

W. Hegar, manager

j Wellington Nursing Home

Y^ordoni & Co., S. J. (Cornalba and (Nee Hospitals)

Pezzini, Successors), Wine and Welfare Furniture Co., Ltd.—147,

Spirit Merchants—87, Rue de Rue de Baron Gros; Teleph. 33324

France ; Teleph. 30373; Cable Ad : 0. C. Wang, manager

Vordoni

Wen Hsiang Yung Co., Import &

Vrard & Co., General Import Mer- Export—6, Canton Road; Teleph.

chants and Commission Agents—71, 31212; Cable Ad: Hywen

K. C. Sung-, general manager

Rue St. Louis, French Concession; S. Y. Sung, manager

Teleph. 31197; Cable Ad: Vrard; S. S. Shen, assist.

Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn. and

Bentley’s West

B. Loup, signs the firm

Miss A. C. da Silva Road,Lake BritishHotel- 491, Race Telephs.

Concession; Course

30246,

Frank30976: Cable Ad: Westlake

Wagman, O., Representative of Nathan T. S. Augustin, manager

Chang, accountant

Wagman, Philadelphia—105, Taku

Road; Cable Ad: Wagman M M Way lo°

Whiteaway, Laidlaw & Co, Ltd.,

Drapers and General Outfitters—131,

m m ™Yi Victoria Road, British Concession;

Teleph. 30156; Cable Ad: War-

Walte & Co., A., Succres., Importers field

and Exporters—186, Bristow Road;

Telephs. 31173 & 31776; Cable Ad: [ B.T.Bowen, manager

Walteco C. Dorman

A. Bolte, partner N. J. Paretsky

Frank Yung Tao,| do.P. Mertens H.

W. A.Skorinoff

Remedios Miss Gran don

R. Mock Mrs. B. Brown C.P. C.Y. Sung

J. Hildebrandt (chemical dept.) Miss Schemieder Yang

E. Gagg | N. Piotrovich Yliss Merlich T. Y. Hsing

Export Dept. : Miss Tereschenko W. C. Wang

W. Haesloop Miss Yusupoff Y.C. T.C. Chu Sung

F. Haesloop 1 I. Badaeff Miss Kwan

A86 TIENTSIN

Whitamore & Co., Ship and Freight Woller & Co., E. S., House furnishers—

Brokers, Shipping and Insurance 3, Wusih Road; Teleph. 30651

E. S. Woller

Agents, Stock and Share Brokers—

105, Victoria Road ; Teleph. 30992; Wulfsohn Company of China Inc.,

Cable Ad: Whitamore; Codes: The, Wholesale Importers of Cotton

Scott’s 10th ec'm., Bentley’s, A.B.C. and Woollen. Piece Goods, etc.,—34-

Improved, Boe’s 36, Taku31914 Road, British Concession;

F.R. Godfrey

A. Whitamore Teleph.

Agencies

Tampa Inter-Ocean S.S. Co., Inc. Yamamoto Art Photo Studio, Photo-

graphic Goods Dealer—134, Victoria-

Klaveness Line

Yangtze Insurance Association, Road ; Teleph. 31199; Cable Ad:

Yamamoto; Code: Bentley’s

Ld. S. Kojima, proprietor

Far East Insurance Co., Ld. C. T. Sze, assistant

Wiemeier, E. H., Manufacturers’ Re- S. M Liu, bookkeeper

presentative: Textile and General

Import—27-29, Consular Road; Te-

leph. 33626; Cable Ad: Ehweimeier Yao hua chi cni chihMtsao 2>o*1« likvng szu

51 Sf Hsin Tai Hsing Yao Hua Mechanical Glass Co., Ltd.,

Manufacturers of Window Glass—

Wilson & Co., Merchants and General National Industrial Bank Building,.

Commission Agents — 72, Victoria Consular Road; Teleph. 31090. Factory

Road; Teleph. 31143; Cable Ad: at General Chinwangtao

Managers — Kailan Mining

Wilson Administration

R. G. Buchan (absent) Directors—Kung Hsien Chow (chair-

H. F. Dyott, signs per pro. man),

J. A. Andrew,

E. C. Leighton

do. man), E.Chow

J. Nathan (deputy

Shih Chih, chair-

Lou Hsiang

A. Delwig Ching, Li Yi Chen, Wang Shao Pu,

A. W. Douglas Lu

Gobbe,Kai H.Yuen, Yuan M.HsiRogez,

H. Reed, Wu, A.L.

Miss T. Verestchagine Valentin, J. Hers, J. Hassaerts and

Agencies Chiping C. Kuo (secretary)

Sun Fire Office Supervisors—P. H. B. Kent, L. Sted-

Norwich Union Fire Insurance Socy. Factory, man and Shih Sung Yen

Palatine Insurance Co., Ld. Chinwangtao

E. Herman, chief engineer

South British Insurance Co.,Co., Ld.

Ld. F.H. Vanderstichelin,

North China Insurance

Thames tfe Mersey Marine Insce. Co. ,Ld. E. M. Wang, engr.engr.

K.G. Geurds,

Rassart, mgr., hot glass

do. dept.

Wing Tai Vo Tobacco Corp.—90,

Davenport Road; Telephs. 30754 and M. Pierart, asst.,

do. do.

30476: Cable Ad: 4938 G.F. Gilson, mgr., cold glass

Vaes, manager, glass dept.

drawing,

P. T. Huang, manager department

W’olff, Carl, Import and Commission Vein Yif.h Commercial Bank

Agent—307, Victoria Road, Kailan (See Banks)

Building : Teleph. 30667

Yokohama Specie Bank—(Yee Banks)

m m m ik Liang chi yafong

Woollen, Vosy & Co., Ltd., Pharmaceutical Young Men’s Christian Associations

Chemistsde and

86, Wholesale Druggists— (See Assocjations)J

Ad:Rue WoollenFrance; Teleph. 31273; Cable Young Men’s Optical Co.—129, Tung

J.F. J.J. Woollen,

Knowles, m.p.s.

m.p.s. (Eng.),

(Eng.), mang.

directordir. MaJames

Low; Building; Teleph. 50583

Pan, manager

 TIENTSIN—TAKU A87

Yu Tsin Tannery, Ltd.—64, Ex-German C. L. W. T. Yue

Bund;

J Teleph. 31470; Cable Ad: Yutsin T. Y. Kao Feng Ting

S. C. Sze, general manager C. S. Yue

Yu Yuan Cotton Spinning and Weaving Yung Fa Fur Dyeing and Leather

Co.,

31716 Ltd.—Hsiao Tiu-cbxvang; Teleph. faleco Co.—Arsenal Road; Cable Ad: Yung-

Yue Nan Yung, Importers of General Yung Using Trading Corporation-

Merchandise—306,

31400; Victoria Road;Teleph. 65, Rue de France; .IVlephs. ,31165

Cable Ad: Yuenanyuhg and 33947; Cable Ad: Yhtcorp

S.Nan,

H. H.C. Yue,

S. Yuemanager

(Yue Nan Yung) ■S. L. Chen, managing director

W. P. Han, manager

W. S. Yue

TAKU

^ ^ Ta-ku

The village of Taku is of inconsiderable size and contains few shops and no

buildings of interest. About a mile below the village in a direct line lie the Old

Southern Alland

Fort. though are Central

completelyFort, while on the andnorthern bank of theappearance

river Hes ofthemounds

Northern

earth, periodical demolished

whitewashing ofnow

thepresent

surface thefacing seaward makes themof

serve a usefultown

neighbouring modern purpose—an

of Tangku, on the aid to navigation.

Northern Bank of theTheriver,railway from was

to Tientsin tha

completed in 1888.

Between the signal-station and Messrs. Butterfield & Swire wharf on the northern

bank is situated “ Cockle Village ” so called because of the comparatively large industry

for

on there.boiling

the Whenanddried,

drying

theseof shellfish

shellfish are

suchexported

as cockles,

by crabs,

steamerclams, etc., thatand

to Shanghai is Canton

carried

principally, whence they are sent inland for consumption. This is Taku’s greatest

asset,

heaps,aswhich

the country

render theround aboutunfit

country for some distance is covered with salt-pans and salt

for cultivation.

The lights and aids to navigation

as well as the up-to-date signal station, completed are under thein"control

1920, toof the

use Maritime

8' symbolsCustoms

by day

feet up to 25 feet. The Hai-Ho Conservancy Commission maintain the recorded

and electric light by night whereby depths in the bar-channel are navigablefrom

depth8

of. the bar by means of a suction dredger with a self-contained hopper of 500 c.m.

capacity.

silt evacuatedThebynavigable

the riverdepthafterofthethefreshet

bar varies in accordance

seasons. with channel

The existing the extenthasofbeen

the

greatly improved in recent years; but, as' it was decided that it would never prove

entirely successful owing to the set of the current, the Hai-Ho Conservancy Commission

ofconstructed

this worka new bar channel

in Y929, restoredin the

the Hai-Ho

directiontoof athedepth

set ofadmitting

the tide. Thethe completion

passage of

coasting

new channel steamers

caused from

seriousTientsin,

loss of lifethough unfortunately the construction of the

in the province.

tide There are no clearly

must anchor outsidedefined

the bar anchorages

while steamers butfrom

steamers arriving

Tientsin off thetobarseaatmay

proceeding low

anchor anywhere in the river clear of the shipping channel.

Takuand

its forts is memorable

the Britishonand account

Frenchof the engagements

naval forces. Thethatfirsthave takenwasplace

attack madebetween

on the

20th May, 1858, by the British squadron under Sir Michael Seymour, when the forts

were passed and Lord Elgin proceeded to Tientsin, where on the 26th June he signed

the famous Treaty of Tientsin. The second attack, which was fatally unsuccessful, was

A88 TAKU

made by the British forces iu June, 1859. The third took place on the 21st August,,

1860, when the forts were attacked from the land side and captured, and the British*

ships sailed triumphantly up to Tientsin.

Taku and Tongku as naval bases have been very prominent in the history

ofassembled

China. In May, naval

a large 1900, asarmament

the BoxeratseditionTaku Bar.came toSira Edward

head, theSeymour,

"EuropeanK.c.B.,Powersas

Senior Naval Officer, was in command. The Admirals were called upon to protect

the Legations

week of theJune in Peking

navalStates and

landing the foreign Settlements

parties Russia,

were sent of Tientsin, and in the

ashoresentby tothePortsix Arthur second

European

Powers, United and Japan. however, for

troops and landed very few sailors.

During the week, J une 10th to 16th, the general situation in Chihli became critical

in the extreme, and it was a fine point to determine whether the Taku Forts command-

ing

tionthe entrance

to the end ofoftime

theifPeiho should be sent

the ultimatum seized.in byItthe

willAllied

probably be a contentious

Admirals to the Comman ques-

der

crisis in Tientsin and Peking or not. The official people in general held that it the-

on Saterday, J une 16th, to hand over the Forts before next morning, precipitated did;

lay observers

captured by theaffirm that it made

Reactionaries was nofullydifference,

committed thattothetheImperial Government

Boxer movement, and thatnow

the non-caprure of the Forts would have involved the destruction of every foreigner

and nativetheChristian

and, in ofNorth China. The officer,admirals had the

to decide this fine point,

Afterwitha councilexception

of war they thesentAmerican

in the ultimatum theythattook line ofopen

they would menfire

of ataction.

day-

break next

Lighter day if the

Company andForts were notscholar,

a Chinese surrendered.

carrying his Mr. life

Johnson,

in hisofhand,

the Taku Tug and

delivered the

ultimatum. His services were never recognized by the British Authorities. The Com-

mander referred the matter to Tientsin, and was ordered not only to resist but to take

the

reachesinitative. He didabout

of the iseiho, so by2,000opening

yardsfirein ona bee-line,

the six guiiboats

above the lying in themiles

forts (three Tongku by

river). There Pemuch general misapprehension about this brilliant

allied Fleet had nothing in the world to do with it, lying as it was 12 miles distant with feat of war. The

asixshallow 12-foot bar between

little cockle-shells of gunboatsit and the

the forts.

BritishTheAlgerine,

entire weight

FrenchofLion,

the business

Germanfelllitisno

and

ese the Russian

numbering Bohr,

about Gelek and Korietz—and two landing parties of British inandtheJapan-

Monocacy, which, after300getting

each. aThe shellresidents

throughofher Takubows,

village found uprefuge

steamed. the river outU. ofS.

range.

wharves, Many

and wererefugees fleeingforfrom

underfire someTientsin

hours. were The onfiring

the was

merchant

somewhat steamers at the

wild during

the darkness,

and afterwardsbutbywhen dawnsteamed

the litis, appeared,down at 3.45, the gunboats,

the river and tookledup ata position

first by thecloseAlgerine

under

the

six N.-W. Fort.

vessels, but AChinese

single well-timed

gunnery shellonce

was wouldmore haveatutterly

fault. destroyed

The, anyguns

naval One ofsoonthe

mastered the heavy and modern weapons on the Forts, and before

parties had rushed the North-West Fort, and then proceeded along the causeway to the 5 a.m. the two landing

.arge

against North Fortfortifications

the finished

two at the river on mouth.

the SouthThis was ofalsotheescaladed at and its great guns Theturned

affair was before 6 a.m.—a large side

number ofriver Chinese close

deadrange.

testifying towhole

the

accuracy of the Allies’ fire. Four Chinese torpedo-boat destroyers were captured with

conspicuous bravery, by the British torpedo-ooat destroyers

distributed amongst the Allies. The demolition of the Forts 'was effected during 1901-2. Whiting and Fame and

 TAKU- HSIN HO-TONGK U A89-

DliiECTOilY

f-j ^ m ^ A Capt. X. Penson, bar supt.

Ta leu Po ch’uau Kuny sze A. F. Evans, assist bar supt.

Taku Tug and Lighted Co., Ltd.—Head Taku Club—Teleph. 56

Office:

CalendarTientsin; Teleph. 15; Cable Ad: Taku Pilot Company—Teleph. 45; Cable

H. V. Jennings, works supt. Ad: Pilots

I. J. O. Grant, assist. Tientsin Lighter Co., Ltd.

A.A. S.VV.Oakes,

Emmerson, do.

do. Biitterlield & Swire, inanagers

HSINHO DIRECTORY

Chinese National Railways (Peiping Kailan Mining Administration Farm

C. F. Chow, farm super’nteiidant

Liaoning Line)

H. 0. Wang, signal engineer

G. B. Carruthers, signal inspector Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—Cable Ad:

Hai Ho Conservancy Commission fcitanGvac

W. F. Biskupski T. C. Malcolm

TON GKU DIRECTORY

T. Y. Chen, chi,ef chemist

Ying shang A si, a kuo yu kuny se Y. P. Foo, engineer

D.

C. H.B. Hsu

Hou, do. do.

Asiatic Petroleum

Ltd.—Tongku Co. (North China),

Installation ce hii4ese

T. C. Kelly PostWang

0^i Chen . G Ting, postmaster

■jtjf Tai koo Chang Tung Chen

Butterfield & Swire (John Swire & Liang Yeh Min

Cable Ad : Swire Chang Yung Pei

J. Crombey, superintendant Han Cheng Chao | Ly Pei Tchong

Chinese Government Salt Gabelle Railway,, Chinese Government (Pei-

T. W. Pong, district inspector ping Moukden Line)

H.(Cantab),

Farrantsenior m.inst.,district

c.e., engr.

b.a.

Chinese Maritime Customs N. J. Willis, resident engineer

Tide surveyor—A. S. Coppin

Haiho Conservancy Salt Revenue, Assist. Dist. Inspec-

W. G. Sherman, bar works supt. torate

Kailan Mining Administration, The— SOCIETE FRANCAISE DE NAVIGATION DB

Tangkou—Ferry Boat Service : Tien-

Tongku (near Taku); Cable Ad: Maishan tsin-Tangku,

A. T.Carter, agentassist, agent Daily Trip. Lighter-

H. Huang, age Takubar and Tangku Tientsin.

Ship Agent

Pacific Alkali

Cable Ad: YungCo.,

Lee Tongku Works — Societe FraNcaise de Remorquage et

Dr. T. P. Hou, production mgr. de Chalandage—Lighterage Tangku

C. C. Lee, administration mgr. Tientsin

 PJEI-T AI-HO AND CHIN WAN GTAO

PointPeitaiho continues

Association, EasttoCliff

expand. ThereTemple

Association, are nowBayfiveAssociation,

associations,Lighthouse

namely, PockyPoint

Assocaintion, and the Kung I Hui. An endeavour is being made to arrive at some

kind of co-operation between these various sections, whose interests are common.

The

in thefirstterm

desideratum

“PeitaihoisBeach.”

a Sanitary TheDepartment

next necessity serving

is totheform wholesomedistrict

generalcomprised

advisory

committee, obviating the necessity of so many diverse forms of control. Voluntary

service

isKung

a matter will have to be replaced by expert advisers, and how to meet this expenditure

I Huiforis consultation

a body of Chinese between gentlemen

the four associations

mostly withand largethelocal

Kunginterests:

I Hui. itTheis

registered

has a legal and, to a certain extent, judicial status. It has expended large sumsandof

in the Ministry of Communications as a definite working organisation

ofmoney in making

the Lotus Hills openexcellent roads,park.

as a public lined with trees, and intends to throw the whole

Chinwangtao owes its existence as a seaport to the Chinese Engineeering and

Mining Company, Ltd. (now amalagamated with the Lanchow Mining Company under

the

mentlittle

for ofKaiping

The Kailancoal. Mining Administration). It serves primarily as a port of ship-

Chinwangtao

is distant is situated on the ofwestern coast of the The Gulf of Liao and and

pier formingabout the 10harbour

miles areW.S.W. Shanhaikwan.

so constructed that vessels maybreakwater

lie alongside

at any state of the tide and in all weathers, discharging from or loading

directly into railway cars, so that there is the minimum of handling and

loss by breakage.

the port. The Administration

A good harbour, owns large

good water, electric light,areas

and cheap of landcoalinoffer

the exceptional

vicinity of

inducements for industrial enterprises, and it is expected that there will be a great

development in this direction.

resortTheChinwangtao

Port of Chinwangtao is accessible

is almost without rivalthroughout

in China. the It isyear,

easilyandaccessible,

as a seaside hashealth

a dry

and bracing climate, offers safe bathing from a sandy beach, has good golf links, and is

situated

summer amidst magnificent mountain scenery, while a Rest House and numerous

port werebungalows

made during afford,1929the visitor

A portioneveryofcomfort.

the lagoon Extensive

has beenimprovements

reclaimed forin thethe

extension

Mining of the coal-yatd A school for the benefit of the children of the Kailan

the staff;Administration’s

and a new poweremployees house to meet has the

beenrequirements

built, as wellofastheadditional

Yao Hua quarters

Glassworks,for

as well as those of the Administration, was completed towards the end of the year.

The The YaO Hua Mechanical

establishment, which coversGlass about Company

110 mowhave oi aland,

glassisfactory

one of attheChinwangtao.

largest of its

kind in existence. The Capital of the Company is f2,500,000.

Tkade in 1933.

Wall of China reaches the sea on 20thekilometres

As Chinwnngtao is only about Jehol andfromManchurian

Shanhaikwan, where itthewill

frontiers, Great

be

realised that the port was not too happily situated for purposes

year under review. On the very first day of the year trouble broke out at Shanhai- of trade during the

kwan between the Japanese garrison and Chinese troops, upon which Japanese

reinforcements

followed, :wei’.e brought

accompanied up immediatelyof that

by a bombardment fromtownManchuria, andseaserious fighting

the 3rd January

an armistice was the Japanese

arranged whichtook resulted

completeinpossession

the signing offrom

theofland,

place,

the and

andeventually

Tangku

air. On

Truce

Agreement on May 31. Although the war was carried almost to the outskirts of

Clunwangtao,

thanks to the actual

tact andfighting

foresightneverof theextended

differentsouth

militaryof the Pei-Ning and

commanders Bailway, and,

the efforts

of the Kailan Mining Administration’s agent, no serious incident occurred either during

 PE1-TAI-HO AND CHIN WAN GTAO A9!:

the military operations or as an outcome of the crowding into

from the surrounding country. In the wake of the war, however, irregular troops andthe town of refugees,

bandits poured into the area and sadly ravaged the whole Luantung district, causing

untold

farmers sufferings

from sowing andtheir

privation

crops,amongst

and, untilthelate

people.

in theInautumn,

the spring the war

the free handprevented

given tO'

bandits by the prevailing conditions prevented the country-people

their homes and attending to their crops. As a result, the value of property from returning

ruinedto

by war and banditry is estimated to be tens of millions of dollars. Trade conditions

were further worsened by the disruption of lines of communication—railway,

and postal; though it is much to the credit of the postal authorities that within a lew telegraph,,

days of the Shanhaikwan incident couriers were running between that place and

Chinwangtao through the front lines of the contending armies. It is but natural

that these conditions should react unfavourably on trade and revenue, the value of

direct foreign imports reaching less than half of the previous year’s poor total,exports-

to Chineseshowing

countries ports falling

a slightoff improvement.

by over 20 per The cent.,Customs

and onlystation

direct exports to foreign

at IShanhaikwan

experienced great difficulties in functioning. Every possible means short of actual

armed force, including threats of violence, insults, obstruction, and the arrest of

individual officers, were used in an endeavour to compel a withdrawal; but the

commendable

the station open,patience and pertinacity

and this of the officers

office contributed to the concerned

revenue asucceeded in keeping

sum of about 55,000

dollars

Chinwangtao district, other staple products being groundnuts, window glass,form

collected there on rail borne cargo. Coal is the principal export the

fireclay,

bricks, and tiles. Since the forced secession of Manchuria, the former bean trade has

lost importance. The working days, at all coal mines under the

Mining Administration were reduced to five a week at the beginning of the year in control of the Kailan

order to reduce output from 12,000 to 8,000 tons a day, and this working schedule was

adhered to throughout the period under review. This coal had to meet serious

competition from Japanese and Fushun coal, and, in the Yangtze Valley, from Chinese

mines. Interruption of rail traffic between the mines and Chinwangtao, owing to

the disturbed

amounted to 2.2situation,

million was

tonsanother reason2.6formillion

(as against reducingtonsoutput.

in 1932)Actual shipments

of which 449,00b

tons went abroad.

DIRECTORY

Bkitish-Amekican Tobacco S. Yamaha, Oong Zien Sung,

Ltd.—Chinwangtao; CableCo.Ad:(China),

Pow- Fang Mo Ping, Ma Mu Tai,

hattan Wu Tze Chien, Yii Pang Yung,

Chang Chien Yung, Yen Po

m m ^ m Nien, Niu Yu Peng, Chang

Chin wang tao hai kuan Yen Ching, Lee, Ching Kuei,

Wu Hung Ch’en, Chang Taoc

Customs, Chinese Maritime hsien and Chen. Ching Ying ,

Commissioner—C.

Assistants—Huang G. C.Feng

AskerChi and

Dunn Shieh Shen Hi ^ 1q Chi-sheng-hsiny

Chief Tidesurveyor Hop Kee & Co., General Storekeepers,

Master—H. P. Leaverand Harbour Ship Chandlers, Army and Navy

Actg. Tidesurveyor—E. A. Weekes Contractors and Ice and Soap

(Stationed at Shanhaiwan) Manufacturers and Commission

Dewson, G. F., boat officer Agents—K. M. A. Area; Teleph.

Patterson, R., do. 115; Cable Ad: Hopkee

Li Yuan Chi, asst, boat officer Y.Y. C.P. Pao,

Sung,manager

gen. mgr. (Peit

(Chinwangtao)

Dsenis, P. S., chief examiner

Chao Cheng Hsii, assist, do. ai ho Beach)'

Tidewa iters — Wang Yu Ming, H.T.Yong, asst.

S. C. Wan, sub. mgr. mgr. do.

do.

Wang Chi-ming, Tsiu Yo Yuen, S. M. Lee, chief acct. (Chinwangtao)

A9& CHIN WANGTAO - NE WCHWANG

LiP.CHA'Nrt Coal Minjn

Ltd.—Head; Y. H. Ku, C. F. Chou, N. K.

• 269si .i-iiil aO-ftee:

- -v >>■ Shanghai; Cable Ad: Lee, L. S. Chow, E. J. Liu, H.

K. Liu, C. C. Sun, T. H. Teng,

P. Tong, T. P. Pi, J. H. Tong,

b ® # m m C. Y. Wang, T. C. Tang, Miss

Kailan Mining Administbation—Cable L. P. Donohue and Miss P. H.

Ad : Maishan Yuan

W. B. Chilton Post Office

' .. pi C. Lo we ' Postmaster—C. Y. Pi

W. J. llou.oliue Texas Co. (China), Ltd., Petroleum

rf. A. van Heel •• Products—Cable Ad: Texaco

H. E. Marsh

J. A. Enright Yao

W. E. Costain (iSYeHua Mechanical

Tientsin section)Glass Co., Ltd.—

NEWCHWANG

Ttg Niu-chwang P ^ Yin

Newchwang, in latitude 40 deg. 37 min. 37 sec. N., longitude 122 deg. 10

min. 23 sec. E., or 38 miles from the Newchwang Lightship was opened to

foreign trade in May, 1864, and was for more than 40 years the only Treaty

port in Manchuria, now known as Manchukuo, which comprises the five Pro-

vinces of Fengtien, Kirin, Heilungkiang, Jehol and Hsingan and is common-

ly called by the Chinese the “Tung §an Sheng,” or the Three Eastern Pro-

vinces. Newchwang is situated in the most southern of these three provinces

—Liao Ning—and lies about 13 miles from the mouth of the Liao River, which

emptiesname

proper into the Gulfport

of the of Liaotung,

is Yingkou,a continuation of the Gulfwhich

and not Newchwang, of Pohai. The

is actually

situated' 90 li (30 miles) further up the river. The old town of Newchwang

■was designed by Treaty to be opened to trade, but the first foreigners, finding

Yingkow more conveniently situated and more adapted in very respect for the

purposes of trade, quietly installed themselves there and got over the difficulty

by the simple process of changing the name of Yingkow into that of New-

chwang !

The country in the immediate vicinity of the port is flat and unpictures-

que in the oxtreme, and the town itself has nothing in the way of attractions

for the traveller. The climate, from the foreigner’s ipoint of view, is one of

the best in China, the summers being comparatively cool, while the winters

are cold and bracing.. The hottest summer temperature rarely exceeds 90°

(Fahr ), but cold blasts from the North pull down the “mercury” in winter

months oftep to 0° and 10° below zero (Fahr.). The river is generally frozen

over for three months of the . year, but navigation is practically suspended

for four months, from December to the following March. Formerly New-

chw

of railways shut changed

off from allthethis.

rest ofThetheManchukuo

world duringState

winter, but thethrough

Railways advent

their branch line from Koupangtzu, maintain daily communication

with Tientsin, Peiping and Mukden; and the South Manchurian Railway,

through its branch line from Tashilehiao, maintains daily communication with

 NEWCHWANG A&3

iDairen, Port Arthur, Mukden, Tiehling and Hsinkingi At the last-named

place the Chinese Eastern Railvye-y .connects for Harbin and Europe by the

Trans-Siberian Railway.

The principal trade of Newchwang is the export of beans and bean-

.cakes, but this is at present far from flourishing. The town contains many

factories—textiles, matches, paper, etc.

The foreign (non-Japanese) population is now very small.

DIRECTORY

^ f.iH 18 £ Commercial Agency of C. E. Rail-

.Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China), way—Shipping, Forwarding, Insur-

Ltd*.—Cable Ad: Doric ance, and Commission Agents—Te-

leph. 1271; Cable Ad,; Kitvostdqr

.Astor House Hotel—The Bund; Cable V. T. Schepin, manager

Ad: Astor

Capt. J. Taylor, proprietor CONSULATES

BANKS France (Consul residing at Mukden)

ft & m * n fa m m ii 3* *

Rank of China—Yuan Shih T’ao Shieh; 2'a ying kuo ling shih ya men

Telephs. 332, 418, 195 and 1342; Cable; Great Britain—Cable Ad: Britain

Ad? .6892 (Yin) Consul—H. H. Bristow

ft mmChiao tung yin hong

Bank

Chieh;ofTelephs.

Communications—Dung Ta

88 and 117; O&ble Ad: Ta jih pin kuo Ling shih Ya men

6639 (Tung) and Chiaotung J a pa n r—Cable Ad: Rijpji

Consul—T. ObtaOsawa, K.Korenaga

Chancellors—S.

Tf ^ ^ IE and T. Kikkawa

Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd. (New- Netherlands

chwang Branch)—Teleph. 10 Acting Consul—P.

j£jf Tai hoo Clerk—X. Nicoli Farmer

Butterfield & Swire (John. Swire & Norway

Sons, Ltd.), Merchants Vice-Consul —P. Farmer

Clerk—N. Nicoli

T. F. Laughland

Chi Tung Tobacco Co., Ltd.—Teleph. ^ m

419; Cable Ad : Powhattan Deutsche Farben-Handelsgesellschaft

China Merchants S. N. Co.—Cable Waibkl & Co.—Cable Ad: Waidefag

Ad: Merchants A. Van Ess

^ % HE H Du Pont de Nemours & Co., Inc., E. I.,

China Soap Co., Ltd.—Cable Ad: Manufacturers and Importers of Indigo,

Lever Dyes and

Teleph. 1477; Chemicals — Park Codes:

Cable Ad: Dupont; Road;

A. van Ess & Co., general agents for Bentley’s and Private

Manchuria h. Wassilieff

A94 NEWOHWANGr

Edgar Bros, ifc Co., General Merchants— San ching

leister Road Mitsui Bussan Kaisha—Cable Ad: Mitsui

J. E. Edgar J. Hirooka, manager

i® ^ ^ National Aniline and Chemical Co.

Ehlers & Co., General Merchants—Cable C. F. Wong

Ad: Recess Newchwang AssemblyTrust

Rooms

A. Van Ess, agent creation Ground c/o and Re-

H.B.M.’s

H Jit Ghee ehang Consul

Farmer & Co., F. D., Merchants and t m w

Shipping

P. H.FarmerAgents—Teleph. 415 Newchwang Club—Teleph. 403

C. Lu

T. C. Hsu | N. Nicoli m ^ m m m

T. Suzuki I T. P. Kou

Hartwell, P. F., Real Estate and Newchwang Ling chiaug hsie tse fang

General Agent—Lister Road Pilot Co.—Lister Road;

Cable Ad; Pilot surveyor to shipping

A. Partridge,

IrishRev.

Presbyterian Mission

Jas. McCammon, m.a. Boats—“Halcyom,” N.P.O. “Hopeful”

Mrs. McCammon,

MissWalter

R. H. Dickson l.l.a., a.c.b. Newchwang Race Club

Dr. Phillips Hon. (Secretary & Treas.—L. H. Barnes*

jfc X Tien eh eng Partridge, Capt. A., British Govern-

ment Surveyoivjof Shipping—Cable

Jaspersen, M. P. — Teleph. 1048 (Jap.); Ad: Partridge

Cable Ad: Jaspersen; Codes: Vlosse,

A.B.C. Cable

•and 6th edn.,Universal

Simplex, Comm; TradeTeleph.

and Philips, Dr. Walter, b.a., m.b., f.r.c.s

Private (Eng.), Newchwang General Hospi-

M. P. Jasperson, owner & mgr. tal, Medical Officer to H.B.M. Con-

sulate, Chinese Customs, Quarantine

Officer, etc.

& % w, m m

Lever Bros. (China), Ltd. m m m *

A. van Ess & Co., agents Chung Hwa yu Shu

Liao River Conservancy Board Post Office—Teleph. 193

Executive Committee

Yuan (president), — Ma Chung Quarantine Hospital

H. Dawson-Grove

(Commissioner ofsecretary),

Customs, V.vice- Dr. Wu Lien Teh, m.a., m.d.,,

president and M. (Cantab.), director and chief

Matsubara, (representative, Cham- medical officer

bers of Commerce) and A. van Ess Dr. Wen Chin Chang, m.d., l.R.

Members of the Board—MaofChung c.s., (Edin), resdt. med. officer

Yuan, the The Commissioner Cus- Dr. Lin Chia Swee m.d. (Payang)’

toms, Newchwang Consular resident medical officer

Body, Representatives of Foreign,

Japanese and Chinese Chambers of Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.

H. C. Leel, installation supt.

Commerce ,

The Lower Liao River Conservancy, !£ * ®. IS 3*

Engineer’s Dept.engineer-in-chief

L. H. Barnes, Van Ess & Co.,A., Importers and Exporters,.

The Upper Liao River Conservancy, 432; Steamship Owners—Telephs-. 45 and

Engineer’s Dept.engineer-in-chief Cable Ad: Vaness

T. K.Nagaoka, A. van Ess

Nishiyama, clerk A. Beyer

 MANCHUIILAN TRADE CENTRES

In' addition to Mukddn, th«Treaties made with China in 1J)03 by the United States

.and Japanagreement

additional secured the madeopening

betweenofChina

Antungandand

JapanTatungkovv in Manchuria.

in December, By an

1905, the following

inlahd' places in Manchuria

10th, 1906, Tieh-ling, were

Tung-chiang-tzuopened to trade on the dates specified

and Fakumen;(K’uan-ch’9ng-tzu)

on October 8th, Hsin-miri September

Fu; on

December 17th, Manchuli, Harbin, Ch’ang-ch’un and Kirin; on

December 19th, Tsitsihar (Pu-k’uei), the capital of the northern province

chiarig; and on June 28th, 1907, the remaining seven places—Feng-huang-eh eng (Ting) of Hei-lung-

Liao-yang, Ninguta, Hun-cb’un, Sansing, Hailar and Aigun—were declared open as a

preliminary Step prior to the adoption of special settlement regulations. Only at

Mukden, Harbin and Newchwang are Foreign Consulates, other than Japanese,

•established.

the On

new March

Capital,9, as1932,an aindependent

new “State of Manchukuo” was rulership

established at Hsinking,

ex-Emperor of China, dethroned by theRepublic, under the

Chinese Revolution of 1911, and ofthe Fu

latterI, was

the

-enthroned as Emperor on March 1, 1934.

However, so far only San Salvador has yet accorded recognition to the new State

of Manchukuo.

MUKDEN

3^ Feng-t-ien

(Mukden is the Manchu name)

Mukden, is the capital of the province of Feng-t‘ien (5c ^)- It was the ancient

seat of the last dynasty of China. Though nominally opened to international residence

and trade by the Commercial Treaties concluded by the United States and Japan with

•China in 1903, it was not really opened until 1906, for in the Russo-Japanese war the

city

werebecame one ofdriven

eventually the strongholds of theJapanese

by the advancing Russian army

forces,after

fromonewhich,

of thehowever, they

most decisive

battles of those times. When peace was concluded and the troops were withdrawn the

Trade

trade ofpossibilities

Mukden hasof been

the province beganastobeans

ingrain, such receive

andincreased attention.

millet; there is, also, aThe principal

considerable

trade in skins, furs and bristles. The chief imports are Japanese and

hardware, cigarettes, sugar and kerosene oil. The British Cigarette Co. and the European textiles,

Toa

Tobacco Co. have opened cigarette factories in the International Settlement, and there

isfunds

a successful

and partlycotton-mill,

by privatewithindividuals.

a capital ofMinerals

82,500,000,

andsubscribed

metals are partly

mined from official

and smelted

in the10,000

.-some neighbourhood

acres underofcultivation

Mukden. inRice-farming,

the Mukden also, is on thedistricts.

and Sinmin increase, The

thererequire-

being

ments

Liaoyang of the

and local cottondistricts.

Chinhsien mill have given an impetus to the growing of cotton in the

Mukden is situated in slightly undulating country a few miles north of the Hunho,

.a tributary of the river Liao, about 110 miles north-east of the port of Newchwang,

and has stations

sq uare, each sideon being

the South

2,334Manchuria

li long, butandit other

is notRailways.

absolutely Thenorthcity

andstands

south.fourIt

as walled. The inner town, which is nearly a mile square, is protected by: a stone

wall 35 feet high and 15 feet wide on the top, pierced by eight gates, two oil each

A96 MUKDEN

side, which formerly had high towers above them, but only the one over the “ Little-

West Gate” now remains, and the inner face of the wall is greatly dilapidated.

Alikesmaller wall encloses the ancient palace, four

whichmainstands in thewhichcentre

crossof the inner city,

norththeandpalace

sbuth,atfromPeiping.

gate toTheregate:areMukden has streets,

four railway stations. east'Adjoining

and west,

the station of the South Manchuria Kailway is the large Japanese

which was taken over from the Kussians after the war. The total area of this Settle- Kailway Settlement,

ment

squaresis over

and 2,000

wide acres,

streets.andEast

it hasofbeen developedSettement

the Japanese of late years intoSettlement

is the a town of set spacious

aside

for the foreign residential and business quarter. Most of the big yamen and Govern-

ment buildings were erected in 1908. Throughout the city a great

been going on during recent years and the main roads have been macadamized. In 1920 deal of building has

new houses were built by the Standard-Vacuum Oil Company, the British-American

Tobacco Co., and the lianque Industrielle de Chine. Actually

good looking red-brick structures—are springing up, and the Railway Settlement is fastmiles of new houses—

being linkeda up

occupying sitewith the Chinese

to the south-eastbusiness

of the quarter.

Imperial The NorthNorth

TombEastern University,

was completed and

opened in 1926 but has remained closed since the 1931 incident. Important shops

and banks are situated both in the Japanese Railway Settlement and between that

Settlement and the

and walled!X)7-08.

city. TheThestreets

whole andof the main streets were reconstructed

use ofre-metalled

whcih hasduring

spread I with remarkable rapidity.shopsTheare lightedElectric

Mukden by electricity,

Light Works the

completed in 1930 the installation of a new 2,500 k.w. plant, whicn practically doubled

its capacity and is now contemplating further additions. On December 1st, 1920, a

long-distance

and Japanese telephone servicebetween

was inaugurated between Mukden, Antung

and Hsinking

Harbin. and Sincethere is now a1931,

September, service Mukden and

the Chinese population Peiping

of Mukden and Mukden

has consider-

ably decreased, whlie the Japanese has increased.

With improved roads, motor traffic has made tremendous strides during the last

year or two, and there are now nearly 1,000 motor trucks and over 1,800 cars registered^

in Mukden.

1625,Nurhachu,

and his tombthe (the

founder of the Eastern

Tungling, Manchu tomb),

dynasty,about

established

seven miles himself

eastatof Mukden

the city, inis

an

highobject

wall ofpierced

great by interest.

one largeThe gateway

great moundwhichandholds

funeral

threehallarched

are enclosed

portals, within

and thea

avenue

massive of approach is spanned by two lofty stone arches elaborately sculptured. Two-

(Northerncouchant lions guard

tomb), about four milesthe portal. Nurhachu’s

to the north of the son

city. is The

buried

tombatisthesimilar

Peiling

in

arrangement to the Tungling. There are many other objects of Manchu historical

interest in the town and its vicinity. Mukden possesses good

for foreign visitors. The large Yamato Hotel, built by the South Manchuria Railway,, hotel accommodation

was opened in the Spring of 1929.

DIRECTORY

n & m {* I m Sun Cheong

Mei yah pdq utn knng sze Andersen, Meyer & Co., Ltd., Engineers-

American - Asiatic Underwriters, and Contractors, Importers andi

Fed., Inc., U.S.A., General Insur- Manufacturers; Telephs. 4000 (Chi-

ance: Fire, Marine, Motor-car, nese) and 3314 (Japanese); Cable.

Life, Accident, Burglary, Plate- Ad: Danica. Head Office, Shang-

glass, Baggage and Special Risks—- haiL. Kampf, manager

Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank G.M. A.Korcherga,

Booth, engineer

Building, Ta Hsi Pien Men Wai; accountant

Teleph. 5167; Cable Ad : Underiters Y. C. Chen | C. K. Chang

C. V. Starr, president (Shanghai)

Bryner & Co., general agents (for agencies see Shanghai)

 MUKDEN A97

^|J ^ A71 lee National City Bank of New York,

Arnhold & Co.,andLtd.—Cable The—Telephs. (Japanese) 2034 , 3066,

Ad: Harchi 4290

Engineering Import Dept. (Chinese) 5155; Cable Ad: Citi-

J. E. Andrews, signs per pro. bank

(For Agencies, see Shanghai section) S. S. Church, manager

E. B. Wright, sub-acct. and pro

manager

m & m tfTti a ^ J. M. Ward, sub-accduntant

Yu panci-jen-shou pao-h-'ientkung- ssu A. S. Krassilnikoll

Asia Life Insurance Co., Life In- S. N. Silnitsky

surance—Hong Kong and Shanghai W. N. Petoohoff

Bank Building, Ta Hsi Pien Men N. M. Dessoulavy

Wai; Cable Ad: Underiters; Code : Mrs. H. Gumming, steno.

Acme & Bentley’s. Main Office for Hsu Wei Sing, compradore

the Orient: 17 The Bund, Shanghai Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd.—28r

Bryner & Co., general agents Naniwa-dori; Cable Ad: Shokin

Astatic Petroleum C".—Cable Ad: Doric I. Iwakami, manager

D. F. A. Wallace, manager M. Takahashi, p.p. manager

J. N. Bates . B. Hemingway S. Abe, do.

J. H. Ford H. F. B. Gardner Li

F.J. J.K.Heal (Dairen) ' G. C. G. Bossett

P. Had land Mrs. Walther Betinrs & Co., S. J. (ThefaOriental

m M *'l ya yao ay

A. E. Foster-Kemp M iss Davies Pharmacy), Analytical and Manufac-

N.chwang)

J. Marr, installation mgr((Ne\v- turing Chemists—Ta Hsi Pien Men

C. Davis, installation manager Wai;

E. (Dairen) Codes:Teleph.

A.B.C.4711; CableBentley’s,

6th edn., Ad: Betinesco;.

Mosse

and supplement

n & m ^ British Cigarette Co., Ltd.— Cable Ad:

Assurance Franco-Asiatique, Fire and | Cigarette J. Gilliam, manager

Marine

Ad: insurance—Wu Wei Lu) Cable

Francasia

Barberat, agent for S -uth Man- | W. I. Carson, supt.

L. churia

Bryner & Co., Freight Brokers, Ship-

ping, Forwarding and Insurance

BANKS Agents, Press Packers—Hong Kong

Bank of China—Ta Hsi Men Li; Ad and Shanghai Bank Building; Cable

Cable Ad : Cencvobank : Bryner

W. J. Howard, signs per pro ,

Bank of Chosen—Shoseikwan, outside Agents for Shipping

Little West Gate; Cable Ad: Chosenbank American Mail Line

S. Ukon, manager Bank Line, Ld.

Bank of Communications—Inside the Blue Star Line Line

Barber-Wilhelmsen

Small South Gate; Telephs. 158 and Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ld.

26; Cable Ad: 0074 Canadian Pacific Railway Co.

S. L. Chen, manager Cie d'es Messageries Maritimes

Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Cor- Dodwell-Castle Line

poration— Ta Hsi Pien Men Wai: Dollar Line

Telephs. 3117 (Japanese) and 4523 Glen Line, Ltd.

(Chinese) Cable Ad: Fanling Holland East Asia Line Line

M. W. Wood, agent Java-Chinar-Japan

S. W. P. Kerry | A. P. Cameron Tacoma Oriental S.S. Co.

International Savings Society —Wu Wilh. Wilhelmsen, Oslo

Wei Lu; Cable Ad: Intersavin Insurance

L. Barberat, mgr. for S. Manchuria American Asiatic Underwriters!,.

S. Klein, assist. Fed. Inc., U.S.A.

 A98 MUKDEN

Caldbeck MacGregor, and Go., Wine United States of America—Cable

and Spirit Merchants Ad: American Consul

Cornabe, Eckford and Winning, Consul—A. S. Chase

Agents Vice-Consul—Monroe Hall

Co. —Gerald Warner

Chamber of Commerce, British Do. —Andrew Wl Edson "

A. K. Brown, chairman & secre- Secretary—Mrs. M. H. Piath

tary

tt fn Ho kvc

Chi Tong Tobacco Co., Lm-^Oable Ad: Cornabe, Eckford it V inning, Impor-

ters, Exporters, Insurancei and Lloyd’s

Powhattan

W. B. Walters, General Manager Agents—18, San Wei Loo; Cable Ad:

Cornabe

V. R. Eckford, partner (Chefoo)

China Import and Export Lumber (Jo', R.W. H.H.Eckford,

Winning,do.managing

(Tsingtao)

partner

Ltd.—Caole

A. K. Brown,Ad:manager

Lumbercofor Manchuria

B. (Dairen)

R. Woodhouse, manager

^ Ta Chang ^ Ll /«

Chinese Engineering it Development Deutsche Chamber of

Handelskammer (German

Commerce)

Co.—San5198;

Teleph. JingCable

Hoad,Ad:1, Jiu

CedooChina- Li; President—H. H. Iben 1

K. T. Kwo, engineer and manager Treasurer—J. I'.Scheinhuette

Secretary—J. Newel

Dunlop

and RubberRubberGoods—35,

Co. (China),Chiyoda-dori;

Ltd., Tyres

CONSULATES Chinese Telepb. 4289; • Cable Ad:

France, Pneumatic; Code: Bentley’s

over theConsulate (withof jurisdiction

three provinces Manchuria) L. Miss

O. Davis

M. Th. | Eymard

S. F. Chao

—Cable Ad: Fransulat K. Yamato

Consul—P. Crepen

Engel, Max M., c.e., Consulting Engineer

GERMANY-Teleph. 4034; Cable Ad: and Contractor—Cable Ada Mengelmax

Consugerma

^ Kutij Mao

Great Britain—Cable Ad: Britain Frazar Federal Inc., U.S.A.—62, Ta

Consul-General—A. G. Major Hsi Pien Men War

FtraiTA'

and Tools,& Co.,Electrical

Ing., General

Apparatus.Machinery

Railway

Japan--Cable Ad: Biyoji and Mining Equipment—24, Naniwa-

Consul-General—T. Hachiya dori; Cable Ad: Fujita

Consul (Judge)—N. Masui K. Fujita, director

Consul—N. Shigematsu

Vice-Consuls—T. Go, S. Ozawa Fur and Wool Trading Co., Ltd.,

Exporters of Fur and Wool—336,

and R. Twata - Hsiao Shi K wan; Cable Ad: Fur wool

Chancellors—U. Furumi, ’ S. S'. Olirisky, manager

Tsukikawa, M. Nagayam, T.

Mirnura, M. Kubota, T. Ta- Fu

kata, S. Takahashi, H. Mat- Td S'A. MlL., Merchants Hang kung sze

sumoto, A. Kotsuki, M. Oka Gran, gineers—39, Chiyoda-dori;

and En-

Cable

and T. Hi rata

Chief of Police—S. Tachikawa Ad:A. L.Algran,; Gran

All Principal, .Cotles

Policp Inspectors—Y. Seki, K. J. W. Kluver, signs per pro.

Nakashima and Y. Hayashi P. Walther, assist.

 MUKDEN A99'

Hospital, Women’s D. Rodin, draughtsman

Dr.MissMarq

Agnes M.L.Cowan P. H. Cheng, bookkeeper

Johnston, nursing supt. M. H. Sui, shroff

Hotel Reining —San Djin Lou; Cable Hsinking Branch Office:

Ad: Reining M. Chara. manager

T. Satoh, architect

Hotel Lengmueller, Ltd.—3, San Djin Harbin :

C. Gunko, supv.

Lou

Tsitsihar:

Kkil & Co., W., Import

Merchants—Cable and Export

Ad: Keilco M. Novikoff, supv.

W. Reil, manager Taonaufu :

H. Stahlmann, civil-engineer

^ & M M FM & Ki* hm

Kiukong Trading Co., Importers, Ex-

porters and General Commission Agents ineering—130, Ssu Ching Lu; Cable

—40, Shih Yih Wei Road; Teleph. Ad: Maodoh

3786 (L.D.)

Chemicals; and 5190 (Chinese) Cable Ad:

W. V. Mao,Codes: Acme

general and Bentley’s

manager Meyer

H ^ Shih chang

C. L. Dang, manager 11, Wei& Co.,Road,Eduard, Import-Export—

No. 3 Nan Chi Chang;:

Rultura, Books and Stationery—32, Cable 5th Imp.

Ad: Coriolar; Codes: Mosse, 5thr

and 6th edns.

Naniwa dori

E. L. Shur, proprietor

Larsen & Trock, Electrical Engineers Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd., Importers

arid Contractors, Importers of all and Exporters—Cable Ad: Mitsui

kinds of Electrical Goods and Mo- Moukdkn Club

tors—40, Naniwa-dori; Cable Ad: Committee—D. E. A. Wallace,

Trocklar (chairman), P. L. D. Plath, W.

Manchuria Christian College—Cable Ulrich, H. F. B. Gardener, S.

Ad: Evangel S. Church, F. S. Crawford

Rev. William Miskelly, m.a. (hon. secretary) j

Treasurer—;A- Kennan

pfj ^ )flj Paa lee hung see

Marcks, Lothar, Civil Engineer, Mukden Government Electric Light

Architect and Building Contractor— Works H. C. Li, managing director

Office: International Settlement, J. E. Popper, engineer in chief

Main Road outside Great West

Outer Gate (She I Wei Lou), Mukden Medical College

corner of Liu Ching Lou; Work- Dr. W. H. Gow, m.b., principal

shop and Godown : Outside Great

East Outer Gate (Opposite, to'

Arsenal’s Electric Power Plant), Mukden Theological College—West

Chinese Telephs. 4534 (Office) and

4535 (Private' [Liu Ching Lou]) : Suburb

Letter Ad: Lothar Marcks, Muk- Mukden Tobacco and Wine Store,

den ; Cable Ad : Marcksing; Codes : Wholesale and Retail—24, Naniwa-

A.B.C. 6th edn., Bentley’s, Mosse dori, Main Street; Cable Ad: 3351

and Acme E. N. Hatzopoulos

Lothar Marcks, civil-engr., propr.

W. Palecek, dipl.-engr.

F. Newel, accountant Mustard & Co., Ltd., General Merchants

M. Chara, assistant —86, Shih YihTeleph.

Wei Loo,

Miss H. Swoboda, secretary Settlement; 2952;International

Cable Ad:

Miss N. Koliaditsky, do. Mustard

Miss N. Coltisheff, do. E. Cummings, manager

AlQO MUKDEN

*3 & *§3

Nestle & Aand

Co., Milk nolo-Swiss Condensed

Milk l->roduct«, Milk

Chocolates, Fengtien Hsi nteh'ts/- tien chi ehang

Cocoa and Cheese ~ 39, Naniw'^-dpi'i, Siemens China Co., All kinds of Electrical

Materials.Equipment

^ Mining -Cable Machinery and

Japanese Concession; "feieph. 3943; Railway Ad: Alotor.

Cable Ad: Nestanglo Head Office: Shanghai

North East IMining Administration g? Chan ch'en

(Formerly Fengtien Mining Administ.)

Telephs.

Cable Ad: ChineseFentinmine,

4022, Japanese 3224; j Siemssen ife Co. (Extd. in China 1846),

Mukden.

Pataohao, Sian and Fuhsin AJines: Export, —Import, Engineering and In-

Bituminous Coal; Fuchowwan Mine: surance Teleph. 4269;Tah. CableHsiAd:Pien Men Wai;

Siemssen

Anthracite Coal; Talin and Marerhyu

Talc Mines: Soapstone; Suiyen: Jades- Standard - Vacuum.OOil .' Company —

tone Mine;FireTatung

Clay Clay Alines: China Cable

Clay and

C. F. Wang, managing, director J. B.Ad:Lducks,Standmanager

vac

L.L. C.C. Jones

Perry |J C.S. J.N. Bardens

Outin

% ®mmm DH. CC. Folts

Beed I! T.B. ATorita

Kolokolov

Liao ning yu wu Tcilgn li chu W. Stone | . 1 . Nisliida ,

Post Office (District Head Office of Liao-

ning)—Telephs, 3034 (Japanese), 4236 and H £ ± fi

1449 (Chinese); Cable Ad: Postos Teh shih ku huo yu kimg sze

Bailway, Chinese Government (Peiping- Texas Co. (China), Utd., The, Texaco

Alukden Section) Petroleum Products —San Djin Loo,

«f; # 5*; it sn m m & International Settlement; Teleph. 3302

(Japanese) 3569 (Chinese); Cable Ad:

tfawmansku Tetsvdo Kabushilei Kaisha Texaco

Kailway Co., South AIanchuria — United AIotors Ltd., Authorised

Telephs. 67 (Japanese) & 117 (Chinese) Dealers of General Alotors Export

RiN-Tai Stores Co., Wholesale and Co.—39, Chiyoda-dori; Teleph. 4737

Retail Merchants—26, Naniwk-dori, (Japanese); I. I. Kovalevsky, Cablemanager

Ad: Unico

Japanese Concession; Cable Ad:

Bintai Wolter & Co., Carl, Import, Export and

H. Fuchs, proprietor Commission

Japanese Town;Agents — 2,(Chinese)

Telejffis. Fuji-maohi,

4695,

Schild & Son, Inc., Joseph—'Cable (Japanese) J. Woltev, 3989manager

Ad : Joschild H. Lipphardt

Scheinhuette, J.—124, Shang Pu, (b A. Bouroff

Sheng Hsuan Li; Cable Ad : Shein- Yali Import and Export Co., Ltd.—

hutte Teleph. 1033; Cable Ad: Yalimp

-Shengching Shipao—9, Sumida-cho, Yamato Hotel (S.M.B,) - Cable Ad:

New Town Yamato

T. Sahara, president T. Shikata, manager

 HARBIN

Harbin is the princip'al1 business centre of North Manchuria. Before the

Chinese Eastern Railway waAbuilt it consisted o^ a Chines^ village^ Eu Chia

Tien tvithEhiei^hbbui-ing landipgsstaga (in Itussian, “Pristan.-?),

ac which sieamieits from the Amur used! to.call

The business and chief residential quarters' pf Harbin are Mtuaied bu The

right bank of the river Sungari, on the Chinese Kastern; Railway (“North

Manchurian Railway*’), which has its headquarters here. The main line

connects Hsinking. (Changchun) with Manchuli, on the Soviet frontier, whence

the trans-Sibeiian railway runs to Moscow. 'From Harbin a branch line runs

south-eastwards to Suifenho (Pogranichaya). Harbin is also the

terminus of the I/afa— ( ti® )'Harbin railway (formally opened to restricted

traffic in December 1933), which links North Manchuria with Korea. The line

is carried across the river by a railway-bridge, completed in Decembei 1933,

and jbins the railway imbhiBg' northwards from Ma Ch’-uan K’ou ( )

oh the Teft bank of the river to:: Hailun (IS©),, and thqncc to-Peian-chen

(Amur river.

)• From Peian-cheffi'the line is being continued northwards.'to i the

Harbiu is ,tjie;,natural outlet for the vhst bean and grain pr^ducim’ dis-

tricts to the North, which are being gradually opened up and developed.

According to census statistics, the population of Greater Harbin at the

end of May, 1934 was approximately 430,000, of whom 336,000 were Chinese

(“Manchurians ’)* 12,000 Japanese, 5,000 Koreans, 25,000 Soviet citizens, 29,000

“White” Russians, and 15,000 other nationalities... ;..M

.February 5, 1,9.32 inarks an epoch in the history of Harbin. On that day

the town was occupied by . Japanese troops, and the Chinese troops 'withdrew.

The new State of “Manchukuo” was created on the March 1, 1932.

The hew MunicipalityCof Greater Harbin was formally inaugurated on

July 1, 1933. It has the status of a “special municipality,” that is'to' say

it is administered by the Central Government at Hsinking, and not by the

provincial governlhent of Kirin. It comprises riot only the Chinese quarter

of Fuchiatien but the wRole ,'0f the Pindhiang District, 31 yill&ges in the

district of. A-cli’eng (Asihp), and 5L6 villages in'the district of HulanThs;4n

on the other side of the river. The mayor is appointed by the Government,

and the Municipal Council consists of his nominee^, ,who must be approved

by the Central Government. The present Council consists; of 13 Manchurian

citizens, 3 Japanese,.. 3 Russians, and two other foreigners'(one; ,Polish and

one American citizen)..

The municipal administration of Greater Harbin is sit present in a stage

of transition from this old order to the new, and is hampered iii its work by

lack of funds; but good work has been done in many directions, such as road

construction, town planning schemes and the re-organization of public-utility

enterprises. Tije proceeds of the Manchurian Government’s First Investment

Enterprise Loan (10,000,000 yen), which was sanctioned in July, 1934, are to

be devoted in part to city reconstruction, waterworks and similar public

utility enterprises in Hsinking and Harbin.

A102 HARBIN

DIRECTORY

Alexeieff, Donotbllo & Co., Cinema fl & vtJnJt ?£ *ia & is 3*

Films Enterprise—36-44, Corner of Ying shang A si a huo yu leungsze

Kitaiskaya and Birjevaya Streets; Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China),

Telephs. 45-62; P.O. Box 357; Cable Ltd., The—Hongkong Bank Building,

Ad : Aledoneo Cable Ad: Doric

American Asiatic Underwriters, Fed. L. Parbury, manager

Inc.,

Marine,U.S.A., General

Motor-car, LifeInsurance:

Accident, Fire,

Bur- L.L. van

C. M.derOuwerkerk

Hoeven

glary, Plate-glass, Baggage and Special Mrs. E. Brauns

Risks—1, Konnaya Street; Telephs.

31-71; Cable Ad : Underiters Asiatic

C. Y. Starr, president (Shanghai) Street:Transport Co.—20,

Branch Office: 1st Artilleriskaya

line No. 14

Bryner & Co., general agents A. M. Sherell de Florance, proprietor

® ffi w m BANKS

American Chamber oe Commerce Banque Feanco-Asiatique—10, Kitais-

Secretary and Treasurer—G. B. Ott kaya Street, Pristan. Head Office:

American Industries, Fed. Inc., U.S.A. Paris : 9, Rue Boudreau; Cable Ad:

—P. O. Box 208; Cable Ad: Akos F rasiabank

American Products Co., Factory Re- Chartered Bank of India, Australia &,

presentatives and Importers — 35, China—76, Novogorodnaya Street;

Magazinaya Street; Teleph. 26-97; P.O. Box 433; Cable Ad: Harmony

P.O. Box 285; Cable Ad: Amenco

Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Cor-

Andersen, Meyer & Co., Ltd., Engineers poration—-29,

Pristan; Teleph.Vodoprovodnaya

2924; Cable A

bank

Contractors,Street;

gonalnaya Export-Import—52, Dia-

P. O. Box 432; Cable H.G.B.S.Roe, manager

Ad: Danica Hankinson I B. V. Clarke

P. J. Monaghan | D. B. Soul

Anglo - Asiatic Telegraph Agency

(Angasta)—P. O. Box

B. Hayton Fleet, 241

proprietor ^ ^ m %

JFang kwoh tchou s/m /ioui

Anglo-Chinese Eastern International Savings Society —

Ltd., Soya Beans CakesTrading

and Oil Co.,

Ex- I. S. S. Building; 1, Kitaiskaya

Street, Pristan; Cable Ad: Inter-

ports—1, Pekarhaya Street; Telephs. savin. Paris Office: 85, Rue St.

22-83, 43-87, 25-84 and 25-65; Cable

Ad: Soya Lazare. Head Office: 7, Avenue

Sh. Kabalkin, manager Edward VII, Shanghai

C. G. Le Bas, manager

Arcus, S. G., Ohemistt and Druggist

—23, Kataiskaya

12; Cable Street; Teleph. 28-

Ad : Arcus National City Bank of New York, The

S. G. Arcus, proprietor — 15, Mostovaya Street; Teleph. 2424;

Cable Ad: Citibank

E. J. Mahon, manager

Asia Life Insurance Co., Life Insur- W. Hopiak, sub-manager

ance—1, Konnaya Street; Cable Ad : J. I. Bonner, acct.'

Intersure; Code: Bentley's and J. B. Holmes, sub-acct.

Acme. Main Office for the Orient: L. A. da Costa', do.

17, The Bund, Shanghai C. A. Pniiippov, do.

Bryner & Co., general agents A. N. Lasareff, do.

 HARBliSr AI03

BecoS Traders, Ltd., Engineering T& -k Tailcoo

Supplies-^-SS, Diagonalnaya; Cable Butterfield

Ad : Beoos

R.C. Goodman, A.Ai.r..MECU.E.,manager Sons, ShanghaiLtd.),Bank

Merchants—Hongkong

Building and

Agents for: D. B. Tait, sings per pro.

Commercial Union Assurance Co.,

Ltd. Cantilena, Music Sore-^143, Kitais-

kaya Street; Teleph. 31-73

Boisen, C., Leather Import ahd Shoe G. Trachenberg, proprietor

Eactory—77, Uchastkovaja W. Trachenberg, signs per: pro.

Brandus Insurance “Caravan Tea” .Trading House, The,

kaVa"Street; CableOffice—31, Russ-

Ad:: Braiidh 1

^' General Importers, Exporters and

, Coif«n,hjpjpp . Merchants,—Kitaiskaia

British Chamber "of Commerce Street’ 178; P.O. Box 17

Hon. President—C. F. Garstin, N. A. Shimolin, general manager

C.M.G., C.B.E.

Chairman—H. P. Roe Carloayitz & Co., Merchants, Engine-

Hon. Sedty. and' Treas.—D. W. ers and Contractors—48, Yamaskaya

Laycock

Coirimittee—R. C. Gbodman. a.m.i. Cable Ad: Carlowitz P.O. Box 403;

: Street; Teleph.:24-83;

mech.e. , A. Laws and K. R.

Quick ' Chi44;Tung Tobacco Co. Ltd.—P.O. Box

Cable Ad: Powhattan

n & ^ tf m it 3* * V. Radwan, division manager

A. Laws, accountant

Dak in yu ticng yu kart hung sze

British Far Eastern Co., Ltd:, Import- Ko Wen ■ Ko, distributor. >

Export and Railway Contractors — Wang Tze Shehg, do.

34/101, Kitaiskaya Street E. G. Bissett, traffic dept.

F. H. Raitt, managing-director N. S. Shaduri, do.

M. S. Rpgalsky, sales dept-.

Brown, J. A., Merchant—9, Riimochnaya, N. I. Brockmiller,. advtg. dept.

Pristan; Cable Ad: Jabrown Miss A. Kutuzova, typist

Miss Mary Dorian, stenog.

Bryner & Co., Freight Brokers, Shipping, Chibunovsky Co., A.'G., Heating

Forwarding a/nd Insurance Agents— and Plumbing Engineers and Con-

Konnaia No. I;-Cable Ad: Bryner tractors—3, Kitaiskaja- St.; Teleph.

A.L. S.Bryner, managing

Ostroumoff, signspartner

per pro. 38-77

Agentsfor: China Fur Trading * Co., ‘ Ltd.— 2,

Shipping Konnaia Street

American Mail Line

Bank Line, Ltd. Chinese American Automobile Co.,

Blue Star Line Motor Cars, Trucks and Accessories

Barber-Wilhelmsen Line Ltd.

Canadian Pacific Steamships, —116, Ching Yang Chai; Teleph. 49-

Canadian Pacific Railway Co. 93 ; Cable Ad : Chiam

Compagnie d,es Messageries Maritimes L. T. Chao, managing director

DodweJi-Castle

Dollar Line Line Chistiakoff Successors, Tea Merchants

Glen Line, Ltd. Line ■

Holland-East-Asia —31, Kitaiskaya Street; P. O. Box 431

Java-China-Japan Line

P. & O. Steam Navigation Co. C-K-T. Works, Mechanical and elec-

Wilb. Wilhelmsen, Oslo trical. Machinery—c/o British and

Insurance Far Eastern Co., 34 Kitayskaya

Street

American Asiatic Underwriters, Fed. Y. Gebauer, manager Far Eastern

Inc., U.S.A. agencies

A104 HARBIN

-Commercial Union Assurance Co., Ltd., United States of America Consulate

General—45,

Fire, Life,Guarantee

Fidelity Marine, Accident, Burglary,

and Car Insurance town; Telephs.Bolshoi Prospect, New

2357 (chancery) and

Agents : Becos Traders, Ltd.—53, 4645 (Consul General)

Diagonalnaya: Teleph. 4185: Cable Consul General—Walter A. Adams

Ad: Becos

R. C. Goodman, a.m.i. mech.e.,

manager gj} Ho kee

Corn a be, Eckford

Kitaiskaya; & Winning—17,

Teleph. 21-28; Cable

CONSULATES Ad : Cornabe

Belgium—12, Mdudenskaia Str.

Consul-General—Van Cutsem Dodge& Seymour(China), Ltd., Importers

Denmark—65, Polevaya Street; Teleph. and Manufacturers’ Agents — 23,

Shkolnaya; Teleph. 20-70; Cable

3080

Consul—A. Jorgensen Ad : Eximco

David Fuchsman

France—11, Tsitsikarskaia Street Druggist Company, Chemicals and

Consul—L. Keynaud Drugs, Fruit essences & essentia!

Vice-Consul—-I. Royere Oils—6, Aptekarskaya Street; Cable

Secretaire—Mile. Monier

Secretaire Chinois—Wou

Dactoygraphe—M Wen Jen AdH.: Dr

me. Zelenkoff

uggist

M. Krinsky, proprietor

H. M. Circle-Liyshitz, proprietor

'Germany—20,

and 3076; CableAshihoSt.; Telephs. 3057 East Asiatic Co., Ltd. of Copenhagen,

Ad: Consugerma

Consul—H.—F.A. Marks

Balser Exporters of Beans, Cereals and Oil—

Secretary 65, Polevaya Street; Cable Ad:

do. — F. Wussow Wassard

A. K.Jorgensen,

Meyling manager

•Great Britain—23, Vokzalny Prospect; H. Henningsen

Teleph. 2557; P.O. Box 104; Cable Ad: M. Seidel

Britain

Consul-General—C. F. Garstin, East Asiatic Vostasi Co.—Kitaiskaya

c.m.g., c.b.e. Street: Cable Ad : Vostasi

Vice-Consul—J. P.A.Price

Secretary—Capt. O. Wilson, R.E. A. D. Kirilloff, partner

Typist—L. Ptitsin East West Fur Trading Corporation,

Holland — 25, Commercial Street; chnaya Dealers in Furs and Skins—7, Rino-

Teleph. 40-77 Street; Cable Ad: Kupitsky

Consul—L. van der Hoeven A. E. Kupitsky, partner

Italy—93, Ekkel, S. A., Sworn Broker of the

Consul—A.Sungarisky

Maffei Prospekt Chamber of Commerce—15, Straha-

voya Street.

Japan—27, Novotorgowaya Street, New

Town; Telephs. 3687 and 4057 English Bookshop, The (The Readmore

Latvia— 17, Tsitsikarskaya Street; Library)—16, Birjevaya Street

Simpson’s Agencies, proprietors

Consul—P. Meschak

English Woollen Goods, Piece Goods

Netherlands—25 Commercial Street and Woollen—10, Rinochnaya Street

Poland—5, Glukaya Street Fainitsky, V. C., Importers of Co-

lonial Products, Wine and Spirit

Portugal—44, Bolshoi Prospect Merchants—65, Pekarnaya Street

Consul—g. L. SkideUky V. C. Fainitsky, proprietor and

Secretary—V. E. Kauffman manager

 HARBIN A105

Far Eastern Drug Trading Co., Paltotat “ Hap.bin Daily News ”—14, Bulvarny

Wholesale Chemists and Drugeists, etc. Prospect; Teleph. 2179

—20, Russkaya Street; Cable Ad: H. Cuotis Yezey, propr. and editor

I) alto

L. M.tatRogovin, manager “ Harbin Observer” (British Evening

V. A. Bronstein, asst, manager ©aily)—37, Strahovaya Street; P.O.

Box 241

Fleet, B. Hayton, Press Representative B. Hayton Fleet, proprietor & ed tor

for Exchange Telegraph Co., (Ltd., Hotel Moderns—177, Kitaiskaia St.;

London, “Morning Post,” London, Cable Ad: Moderne

“Corriere della Seta” Milan—37,

Strahovaya Street; Teleph. 33-64;

P.O. Box 241; Cable Ad: Observer Howard Ford, F., Architect—42,

Strachovaia St.

Fleet & Co., Hayton. Commercial Agents Howard-Ford Insurance Agency, The

—37, Strahovaya Street; P.O. Box 241 F.—42, Strahovaia Street; Cable

Fleet’s Anglo-American Store, Bri- Ad:F. Franclav. T. Howard-Ford, partner

tish and American Books, Magazines F. H. Raitt, do.

and Newspapers. Patent medicines

— 37, Strahovaya Street fi f iSj 3*

B. Haydon Fleet, proprietor Hunter A Co., Importers, Exporters

Fleet’s Directory of Manchurian —3, Commercial Street; Cable Ad:

Hunter; Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn.,

Cities—37. Strahovaya Street;

Box 241 ; Cable Ad : Observer P.O. Western Union, Bentley’s, Schofield’s,

B. Haydon Fleet, proprietor Cal pack and Private

Jas. A. Hunter, proprietor

Fur and Wool Co,, (CfinaI, Ltd., td * ® mH pi ft ms

Exporters of Fur and Wool—73, fing-s/iang po na men yang kien yu

Diagonalnaya Street; Cable Ad: hsien kung sz

Furwool Imperial Chemical Industries (China),

Ltd., Importers

Genfer, M. A., Dealer in Paper and mercial and Industrial of AlkalisChemi

and Com-

als—

Stationery—43, Diagonalnaya Street; 14, Novogorodniaya Street; Teleph.

Cable Ad: Genfer 2689; P.O. Box 206; Cable Ad: Alkali

Glass Products Trade and Industrial K. R. Quick:, dist. manager

Co., Ltd., Polished Plate Glass, B. Munro Smith

Window Glass, etc.—11, Kavkaz-

skaia Corner Kitaiskaia Street; Industrial Enterprises, Ltd.. Min-

ing, Industrial, Agricultural, En-

Cable Ad : Glass gineering, Transport, etc. — 159,

H. L. Okun, partner Kitaiskaya Street; Cable Ad: In-

dusenter

Grand Hotel (Chinese Eastern Rail-

way), Tourist Bureau, Ticket and International Harvester Export Co.,

Inquiry O Tee—Opposite Railway Agricultural Machinery—52, Dia-

gonalnaya Street, Pristan; P.O. Box462;

Station, New Town; Teleph. 24-28 Cable Ad: Interha

Cable Ad: Granhotel A. II. Schwej er, manager

Grandi & Co.. F., Importers and Ex- International Sleeping Car Co.—132,

porters—64, Kitaiskaya Street Kitaiskaya Street; Cable Ad: Sleeping

Grueneweld & Co., Import Mer- R. •!. Januszowski, manager

chants—27, Japonskaya; P.O. Box Operation M. V. Barbash, sub-mgr.

479; Cable Ad : Gruno. Dept: —

A. E. Hassek, Far East repres.

Harbin Club —16, Kirin Street; A. A. Gluth, controller

Teleph. 49-74. Y. N. Smirnoff, acct.

A106 HARBIN

Jg m $ Wan9° Shan Dyan Tr it Rung tsze yang hong

International Technical Trading Co., Kunst and ASbsrs,andImporters

machineriesof

Hardware, Household and Electrical general merchandise

—Kitaiskaja Corner Birjevaya Street;

Supplies — 139, Kitaiskaya

Teleph,,42:83; Cable Ad : Metko, , ; Street; Telephs. 52-92, 22-88, 40-91 ; Cable Ad :

Kunstalber;

Mosse and Codes: A.B.C.Oth,Acme

Supplement, Bentley’s,

and

International Wagons Lits Company— Supplement, Private: Head Office:

Pristan: !

39-78,.43-78; 32 Kitaiskaya

New Town: Street;

3/5, Teleph.

Sungarisky Hamburg. Branches : Helampo (Sachal-

Prospect ; Telepli. 42-78; Cable Ad • jan), Mukden, Shanghai, Hankow,

Nanking, Canton

Sleeping G, von

Operation Dept. 1 Dattan

A. A.E. Gluth,

Hassek,controller

Far Eastern repres. G.E Graf

Gross r. Woehrmann

Y. N. Smirnoff, accountant W. Felsing . W. Evert

C). Bei’g

Travel Dept: L. Poi^gprbuns A. Kennberg

R. J. Januszowski, manager kaja K. Rautmann

M. V, Barbash, sub-dp. I. Mordowskoij

W. Grigorjeff M. Inge

P. Lindner I.R. Kolytscheff

si a ® ® ft ft G. Mordowskoij W. von Lee,

Dattan

Jardine Engineering Corporation, Ltd., S.Kalinowskaja compradore-

The—1,4,

^2-84; Cable Vodoprovodnuya

Ad: Jardeng St.; Teleph. Laurent, Marius, Importer and Ex-

porter —. 2i6, > Samannaya Street ;

KjiGAN, A. I., Exporter, of Man- Cable Ad: Laurent

M. Laurent, manager

churian Produce, Importer of

American Goods—11, Politzeskaya ;

Cable Ad : Altaiskaia Leineweber, W., Chemicals and Drugs-

A. I. Kagan, proprietor —20, Koreiskaya Street; Cable Ad:

R. M. Kagah, signs per pro. Kofa

Karlson, Zbltin Co.. Ltd., Importers W. Leineweber

—P.O. Box 278; Cable Ad: Kaseco Lementy & Co., Harry, Perfumery

Klarer. W. L., Wholesale Drugs, and Drugs . ( Wholesale > & Retail)-^

153, Kitaiskaya Street; Cable Ad :

Chemicals, Perfume—7, Birjevaya; Untraico

Cable Ad : Klarer A. N. Kovshar, gen. manager

, ,0., A. Kovshar, stp.re .nniHager

f

Klemantaskt, Jacques, Ad:

and Importers—Cable Insurance Agent Lloyds;

Klemantaski

(The Corporation of "Lloyds”

London)-^P.O, Box 248; 'Cable Ad:

L. P. Klemantaski, partner Neville

, , P. A- Jones, do. H. J. Neville, . sub-agent

Koulaieff's Sons, Inc., I., General Louis Drefus Samannaya

Cereals—13, & Cp.-, , Exporters

St. : Cableof

Merchants—20, Polevaya; Cable Ad: Sesostris

Ad : Koulaieff E. Silberstein, manager

P. Si Pervushin, manager

Korelin & Co;, Wholesale & Retail A.Cigarette Lopato, Sons, Ltd., Tobacco and

Dealers—103,

Teleph. Kitaiskaia

21-88 ; Cable Street; NagornayaManufacturers;—Factory

Ad: Korelin Prospekt, New Town:r

A. M. Korelin, director Telephs. 29-66; 37-28; Cable Ad.

Havanna

Kovalsky, V. F„ Timber and Veneer Ex-

ports—P.O. Box 332; Cable Ad: Ludwig Parisee, Importer & Expor-

Kovalsky ter—P.O. Box 275; Cable Ad:

V. F. Kovalsky Pariser; Codes: Mosse, A.B.C. 6th

V. P. Rutkevich, general mgr. edn., Bentley’s

 HAllBIN A107

Manchurian Co., Ltd., The, Mer- Netherlands Insurance Office—31,

chants, Insurance, Land and Real Russkaya; Teleph. 3571; Cable Ad:

Estate Agents—119, Novotorgovaya Brandus A W. Brandus

Street; Teleph. 33-13; P.O. Box 113; R. P. Brandus

Cable Ad : Sagacity A. B. Ginburg

J. S. Watson, managing director

D. W. Laycock, director Neville & Co., H. J —41, Bynochnaya,

W. Baker, director Kitaiskava, Pristan ; P.O. Box 248

Charles A. Peacock K. J. Neville | D. A. Neville

Mrs. iS. Fried

Mrs. M. G. Shimanskaya Neville,

L. S. Kanabeeff

N. N. Tetushkin Board ofDwyer A, Correspondent

Underwriters

41, Rynochnaya StreetofPristan;

New York— The

P.O.

Yung Chun-Kan Box 248

D. I. Kolnesnicoff D. A. Neville [ H. J. Neville

P. P. Nicholsky

Victor N. Cheroff Nikolaeff Bros., I. & S., Automo-

Pao-Tao-an biles, Spare Parts, Trucks, Marine

Chang Chen Chiu Motors—12, Kosoy Street

insurance Dept.

William Baker N. V.’s Gravenhaagsche Industrieel

V. V. Abakumoff en Handel Maatschappij, Rubber

Chang Wen Hsiao

Dr. Boris A. R ubinsky, m.d., med. exam. Goods and General Merchants—7,

Japonskaya; P.O. Box 202; Cable

Manchuktto Postal Ad : Gator

Head Office for Ki-HeiAdministration,

Postal Districts m :1 Toon lee

(Kirin and Heilungkiang Provinces)—

Cable Ad: Postos

Commissioner—Y. Kibe Pelstrusof, M. V., Import, Railway

Post OfficesStreet,

in Harbin Supplies and Manufacturers Repre-

Hospital Newat—Bulvarny and sentative—24,

Town (Nankang); Box 447 Taolii; Bazarnaya

Teleph.St. P.43-05;

O.

Wutaochieh (Fuchiatien); Skvoznaya, Cable Ad : Pelstrusof;

Pristan (Taoli); Siangfang (Old Har- C. 5th and improved, Bentley’s Codes : A.B.

bin);

kow Chiangyen (Fuchiatien); Machia- Universal Trade and Private

Postal Kiosks at—Kitaiskaya (Pristan); M.Chr.

V. Pelstrusof,

Ah proprietor

Poklonsky, engineer (elec-

Uchastkovaya (Pristan); Railway trical and machinery dept.)

StationTown)

(New (New Town); Bolshoi Prospect F. M. Kolberg

James Urian, stationery dept.

Mitsui Buss an Kaisha, Ltd., Export, Mme. L. A. Pelstrusoff, secty.

Import, Shipping and Insurance—Vodo- Miss Valentine Petrusoff

provodnaya Street; Cable Ad: Mitsui Pickersgill, M. H., Dealers in Diamonds

Moscow Pharmacy, Chemists and and nayaPrecious UralBoxStones—32,

Street; P.O. 231 Bulvar-

Druggists—§3, Kitaiskaya Street

L. M. Rogoin, proprietor Produce Export Co. (Harbin), Ltd.—

Moulin Coal Mining Co.—25, Ajiheis- 22, 4983Post

and Street: R.O. Ad:

4281: Cable Box Product

48; Telephs.

kaya Street R. Thompson, director

D. E. Ma. president A. H. Angus, do.

Y.Sol.T.L.Tsi,

Skidelsky, vice-president

managing director Russian Asiatic Co. (Thor Ibsen),

Simon L. Skidelsky,

S. A. Dun, secretary do. Import, Export, Insurance, En-

E. L. Kootikoff, gen. secretary gineering—21, Mostovaya; Cable

Ad: Troika.

Nemirovsky, L. L., Perfumery and Russo-Manchurian Book Trade Co.,

Drug Store—54, Novotorgovaya St.; Books and Stationery—91, Npvotor-

P.O. Box 77; Cable Ad : Nemirovsky govaya Street; P.O. Box 51

Mrs. L. M. Nemirovsky

A108 HARBIN

Schil!> & Son, Tnc., Joseph, Dealers South Manchuria Railway Go.—6t.

in FurR--28, Kommerclieskaya St.': Yokzalny Prospect, New Town

Cable Ad : Jcsehild

^ ^ ffl Using Haa' Kung Ssu Standard-Vacuum Oil Co. -21, Saman-

Schmidt Shoten, Importers of Aledi- naya Street

cal and Scientific Supplies—152,

Kitaiskaya : Teleph. i 2787 : Cable ^ & viii k ± m

Ad: Scbmidtco Teh shih ku huo yw kurtig szii

W. Reich

V. Ivanoff Texas Co. (China), Ltd., The, Texaco'

William O. C. Tai Petroleum Produces —Teleph. 52-85

Mrs. I. Malarevsky Cable Ad : Texaco

Mrs, V. Mogilnikoff B. E. Butlapd, represepfative

M. C. Sventsitsky

Shaw Brothers .i- Co., Importers and

Exporters—58, Bolshoi Prospekt; New

Town | Thor Ibsen (The Russian Asiatic

Company), Import, Export, Insur-

Siemens Schuckertwerke, A.C.—101, ance, Engineering—21, Mostovaya :

Cable Ad : Tradewindl

Eitaiskaya

shuk Street; Cable Ad : Siemen-

J. Heimann, manager

TscHURiN & Co., LI. (Established :l!867)r

Simpson’s Agencies, News and Adver- turers, UniversalManufactjuFers’’

Providers and Manufac-

Represchtatiye.

tising

sellers,Agency

Mail OrderService,

and Wholesale Book- and General

General Service, Contractors—Head

1 Office:

Papt. Commercial

Inquiry Bureau. Information

Translating and Tschurin’s

and,Copy- Telephs. 20-88,38,Buildings,

88and 38-93;NeACable ’ToWn;

Ad:

ing

Box Office—16,

276; Cable Ad: Birjevaya

SiyuP8®Stfeet;

11 P. 0. ami 6th edits.. Rudolf Mosse Cbdej ,5th

Tscburin; Codes: Bentley’s, A.B.O.

Singer Maghine Co.—:b9, Kitais-

SewingPristahCable.Ad: V.N. A.A. Kassianoff,

Kassranofif, partner

partner

gen. mgr.

kaya Street- Singer I. A. Kassianbflf. do.

A. V. Babintsefl’, partaer actgi gen-

Sktpelsky’s

Timber and Successors,

Coal—44,

1

L. S., Merchant:

Bolshoi Prdspekt ; A.manager , manager

F. Toporkoff,

Code: Bentley's

United Petroleum Trust of U.S;S.R.

fn ^ .VfeiJho in Manchuria, Petroleum Products

Skoblin Crt., Direct Factory Representa- —9, Second Liny; Teleph. 41-81

tives :— 21, Konnaya Street; Telephs.

44-69; Cable Ad: general

Skoblin Vernett, J. F., Wine and Spirit Merchant

N.D. S.S. Skohlin,

Skoblin, manager'manager —49, Birjevaya Street; P.O. Box 27

J. S. Skoblin, mgr. (engineering dept.)

Vorontzoff Bros., Cold Storage, Dis-

M I it pf ft)? tillers, Butter Factories and Agri-

Su ko tah kung jiang cultural Machines—1, Borodinskaya

Skodaworks, Ltd. (Far Eastern En- (Street

gineering Offices of the Limited

Company, formerly the .Skodaworks, West Coast LifeStreet; Insurance Co.—18(>r

Plzen, Czechoslovakia), Steel Works, Kitaiskaya " Cable Ad:

Builders of all kinds of Mechanical Westlife

and Electrical Machinery—2, Kom- Weysfield, N. E., Exporter of Hides,

merceskaya Street; Telephs. 45-50; Skins, Furs and Casings—28, Baza-

P. O. Box 274; Cable Ad: Skoda- rnaya Street; Cable Ad: Weysifield

works N. E. Weysfield

H. A. Kusik, manager



^ ^ Ch'ang ch‘un ; or Kwaffgfatyqtg#,

This town owes its recent importance to the fact "that it is ^itpated; at

the junction of the South Manchuria Railway ^Japanese) with the, southern

branch (from HarbinV of ,the Chinesa Rast-ern Railway, while another Rail-

way connects it with the city of ' .Kirin,- the capital of the' Rfovinee'bfrthat:

name, about 80 .miles, distant, nearly due East, and- beyond :;td Tunhuai

Changchun was opened to, International Trade by Agreement with Japan

in 1916. There is, here a large Japanese Railway Settlement, admirably laid

out, north of the old Town, from which it is separated by the area laid out

by the Chinese Authorities as a commercial quarter, itilofth of the Japanese

Railway iSettlemeut lies the town that has grown up around what is now

the southern terminus of the Chinese Eastern Railway.

The country surrounding Changchun is a vast and exceedingly fertile

plain, the produce from which is distributed North, South and East by the

divergent Railways

Since March 9, 1932, Changchun has been the Capital of the new State of

Manchuria (or “ Manchoukuo ”), recognition^ of whjch has not yet been accorded by

any foreign country, with the exception'of Saa Salvador; and the name of the

town has been changed to Hsinking (“New Capital ”)

Plans have been mooted for elaborate extensions of the existing town, to

besomelaid30,000,000

out in people.

a style befitting the Capital of an independent Republic of

DIRECTORY

Bank of Chosen—12, Iwai-machi-3; Cable State Council

Ad: Chosenbank Premier—Cheng Hsiao Hsu

Spfparvisory Council

@ ® tr»)K i? *9 st m President—Yu Chung Han

Chi Tung Tin Kung Ssu Dept, of Civil Affairs

Chi Tung Tobacco Co., Ltd. (the Ministert-v-Tsang iShih Chi

Former B.A.T. Co., Ltd.), Cigarettes Vice-Minister—Rap’ Kang;

and

1250 Tobacco — 4, Umegeoho; Teleph. Dept, of Eppeign Affairs

Koo Tien Yuan, territory mgr. Minister—Hsieh.Chieh Shih

Vice-Minister-yC.^ Ohashi

Manchukuo Government Dept, of Defence— ' 7

. Minister—Chang Ching Hui

Chief Executive Vice-Minister—Wang Ching Hsiur

Henry Pu Yi Dept, of Finance

Privy Council Minister—Hsi Hsia

President—Chang Ching Hui Vice-Minister—Sun Chi Chang.

Legislative Council Dept, of Industry

President—Chao Hsin Po Minister—Chang Yen Ching

15

AllO CHANGCHUN—KIRIN

Dept, of Communications Irish Presbyterian Mission—Hsinking

Minister: Ting Chien Hsiu Miss A. Gardiner, b.sc.

Dept, of Justice Miss

Rev. H.D. K.Faulkner,

Johnston,m.b.b a., and wife

Minister—Feng Han Ching Miss Ivy Stokes

Dept, of Education

Minister—Cheng Hsiao Hsu Soeurs Franciscaines, Missionnatres

Supreme Court peSoeur

MarieFranciscaines

President—Lin Chi

Supreme Procuratorate

President—Li Pan ^ if! Mei foo

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha Standard - Vacuum Oil Co. — Cable

I. Tani, branch manager Ad : Stand vac

MISSIONS Yamato Hotel tSouth Manchurian Hole,

Co.)—Teleph. 8-351; Cable Ad: Yamato

Danish Lutheran Mission

Miss K. Thomsen Yokohama Specie Bank—New City

KIRIN

# ■* Chi-Jin

(Kirin is the Manchu name of the city.)

milesKirin,

from the capital ofwith

Changchun, the which

province

it isofconnected

the samebyname on theItSungari

railway. is one ofriver, is 80

the most

prosperous townsfine

possesses many in Manchuria,

buildings. and,

It ishaving been rebuilt centre

the distributing after afor

disastrous fire in 1911,

the inexhaustible

supplies of timber from the neighbouring regions.

DIRECTORY

Irish Presbyterian Mission Roman Catholic Mission

Rev. J. McWhirter S. Exc. Mgr. Gaspais, Eveque titulaire

Dr. and Mrs. Wm. R. Sloan

Dr. Rachel Irwin R. deP. Cubizolles,

Canope pro-vicaire

Miss Lily Dodds (nurse) R. P. Lemaire, Cathedrale R. P. Yn

W. W. Cline, (y.m.c.a.) Seminaire

Miss B. Gallahar R. P. Duhart I R. P. Darles

R. P. Lacquois j R. P. Beaudeaux

 LUNGCHINGTSUN

ti # Si Lung-chin

Lunprchingtsun (Dragon Well Village), has a population of about 15,000 inhabitants,

composed of about 11,000 Koreans, 3,000 Chinese, and 1,000 Japanese. Situated in a

fertile

mining;plain, its main

possibilities (coal,exports

copper,are: beans,

silver, and millet and timber.

gold) waiting There areThepromising

development. trade—

by light railway to Kainei—is with Korea and Japan. The principal imports are

cotton piece goods, sugar, Japanese sundries, paper, kerosene oil, metals, fishery

Telephone and telegraph, line, in addition to the Chinese telegraph and tele-

phone lines, connect liungchingtsun with the neighbouring marts of Yenki,

Towtaokow and Hunchun. A handsome new building for the Bank of Chosen

was completed in 1923, and a particularly^ fine new Japanese Consulate

in 1925.

DIRECTORY

Bank of Chosen Consuls—I. Blioji and S. Takiyama

S. T.Itoh

Shiozawa Chancellors—G. Ramada, M, Kishi, K.

Komori, S. Kato, D. Onoki and K.

Japanese Consulate Yugue

Consul-General—K. Nagai Police Supt'.—C. Akutagawa (actg.)

HUNCHUN

* a

25 min.Hunchun

5 sec.N.,is derived

long. 130from

deg. Manchu,

22 min. 10meaning

sec. E. offrontier, and isonsituated

Greenwich, the rightinbank

lat. 24ofdeg.

the

Hung Ch’i Ho, some 35 ft from the Chino-Russian frontier and about 90 li distant froni

Novokiewsk.

, be In 1714 a detachment of soldiers came here from Ninguta, and this may

■withregarded as the beginning

Japan (Manchurian of Hunchun,

Convention), which

in 1905, but was to be opened

theCustoms to trade,

stall did by treaty

not arrive before

December, 1909. Towards

town by a Chinese concern.theTheendsurrounding

of 1921 an electric

districtslight plantfertile,

are fairly was installed in the

and the mining

possibilities

value. (coal, gold, and Copper) may, when taken in hand, prove of considerable

The town (earthen walled) has a population of 37,535 Chinese in addition to

whom

timber;areandsomethe 1,300

main Japanese and Koreans.

imports; cotton The kerosene

piece goods, main exports are beans,

oil, fishery milletspirits

products, and

ofof the

wine,town

sugar, matches and Hour. Rapid progress is being made in the modernisation

of Hunchun.

* 15

 AU2 HUNCHUN—FORT ARTHUR

DIRECTORY

Japanese Consulate Chancellor S. Takenaka

Consul-General — K. Okada (at Chief of Police—K. Hasegawa

Lungchingtsun) Ton-tao-kon Branch:

Chief of the Branch Office of Con- Chief of Branch—M. MatsuUara

sulate General—OK. Moori Chief of Police—S. Jono

Chief of Police—H. Shoji Pai-tsao-Kon Branch :

Chutzukai Branch: Chief of Branch—T. Horiuchi

Vice Consul—T. Tdmaka Chief of Police—K. Akashi

PORT ARTHUR

IfH Wi I'U-shun (Ryojun)

Port Arthur, at the point of the “ Regent’s Sword, ” or Liaotung Peninsula, was

formerly China’s chief naval arsenal, but was captured by the Japanese in the war

with China in 1894, and its defences and military works were destroyed. In 1898, when

Russia obtained a lease of Port Arthur and Talienwan, she fortified the former, making

it into a great naval and military stronghold.

By the time the war between Russia and Japan broke out, an anchorage for

surroundinghad

battleships the been

harbour provided

had been at sogreat cost infortified

strongly the western

that Portharbour,

Arthur and had the

comehillsto

be regarded as an impregnable fortress. In May, 1904, Port Arthur was besieged by

the Japanese

after forces, under

repeated conflicts of a most General Nogi, character.

sanguinary and capitulated on January 1st, 1905,

Kwantung Army and a centre of civil administration isin now

Port Arthur (called by the . Japanese Ryojun) the the headquarters

Kwantung Leased ofTerri-

the

a business town existing from the Chinese regime, and the Ryojun Coast Guard,is

tory. The town is divided into two parts, the old and the new. The old or east part

Manchuria Dockyard Co., Red Cross hospital, captured arms museum, the fortress

commander’s office, local civil government office, and the high and district courts

are

into located there. They The new or westthere part was a fine

poor village when the Russians entered

presentoccupation.

Kwantung Governmerii erected Officef many

the Middlebuildings,

School and among them School

Higher being the

for

Girls, Engineering University and the Yamato Hotel,

Japanese soldiers who fell in the assault of Port Arthur, on Monument Hill (called etc. As a memorial to the

Haku-Gyoku-san), which commands the harbour, a high tower was erected at the

suggestion

the winter offromAdmiral

December Togo toandFebruary

General isNogi. Theharbour

climateisisfree bracing, and though

April and May are lovely months, as the cold the

surrounding from ice.

hills and fields March,

are covered

with

rather verdure

warm, and flowers.

though not so June,

warm July

as and August

other cities constitute

in Manchuria,the wetas season

the and are

sea-breezes

temper the heat. The rain is not sufficient to inconvenience travellers much, and in

fact

underthePorttheArthur

famous atGolden

this timeHill,of year

on which attracts many visitors, whohouses

enjoy have

the sea-bathing

by South Manchuria Railway Go., anda number

may be ofrented.

foreign September, been built

October and

November

fresh fruit form

and a perfect

fish. On autumn

July 1st, with

1910, mild

the climate,

Western and there

Harbour are

was abundant

thrown supplies

open to theof

ships of all nations with a view to fostering international trade.

There

station is a Shui)

(Ch’ou branchseveral

line of trains

the South run Manchurian

daily betweenRailway, and through

Port Arthur the junction

and Dairen. The

journey

been occupies and

constructed onlytheoneplace

hourisand wella half by train.

lighted Drainage

with electric light.and waterworks have

was The

30,000.population of the city of Port Arthur according to the census of 3lst May, 1932,

 POET ARTHUR A113

DIRECTORY

G OVEEN MENT OF KwkN TU N G

Governor— Marshal NobuVoshi Muto

Governor’s Secretariat Kojiro Nakamura, chief of budget &

Tokisaburo Shiobara, chief of private account section

secretaries section Eyuicbi Yokoyama,

and taxation chief(additional

sect ion of financ e post)

section

Shikao Matsushima, chief of foreign

affairs section

NoburaacHi Mikuria, secretary translator Government Hospital

Tatsuo Mindike, chief of archives section (Port Arthur)

ShinSaku Yonaiyama, chief of investiga- Dr. Nobukichi Watanabe, supt.

tion'‘sehtioii 1

Tatsuo Minqike, chief of Councillors office

(additional post) Ryojun Engineering College

Df. Seiicbiro Noda, president

Home Affairs Bureau

Tatsuta Kusaka, director of home affairs Law Court

bureau

Noboru Yasunaga, chief of local affairs Tadao Sugiura, chief of high court

section. Katsuhisa Shimoda, chief of procurator

Hideo Tanabe, chief of educational section

Minoru Tanaka, chief of agriculture & Prison

forestry section

Tokuji Yamanaka, chief of commerce ife fokuyasu Miyazaki, inspector

industry section

Motbnosukfe Shimizu, chief of public EyouuN .Civil Administration Office

works'section

Azuma Bah, chief

Police Administration Bureau

Hisao Hayashi, director of police admin- Ryojun Branch of Kwantung Marine

istration bureau Office

Katsumi Morimoto, chief of police affairs Sukeha'chi Kaneyuki chief

section

Hideo

sectionMizutani, chief. of high police RVcDun Municipality

Oriji Kanai, chief of public peace seclioti Norio Yoneoka, mayor

Kanjuro Matsuki, chief of criminal police

section

Wataro Yamaguchi, chief of sanitation Byojun Fortress

section Kisaburo Ando, lieut. general commander

Financial Bureau

•Sanai Nishiyama, director of financial Ryojun MiNoR NaYal Station

bureau Shizue Tsuda, rear admiral, commander

 A'NTUNG

j|| ^ An-tung

The treaty

Commercial portbetween

Treaty of Antung was opened,,

the United to international

’States and China in 1903,trade but, byowing,

the^

to the outbreak of the Russo-Japanese war, it was not till the Spring of the

year

ina new1907 the

1931, thatClimese'

the Chinese r Maritime Customs was established j^e.re. However,

one, under the Maritime Customs wasCustoms

name of ' Manchukuo forcibly closed by ' Japan,

was established. and

: Antung is

situated.on

mouth. The the riverright or Chinese

is closed bank byof ice

to navigation the from

Yaluabout

River,the23.endmiles from its

! of November

toindustrial

the end ofpurposes.

March. The NewYalu

buildings are going

battlefield up on

is some all sidbs’both

10 miles further up'fortin;dwelling

river andandiv

splendid panorama of the surrounding country, may be obtained from the-

summit of Tiger Hill, which was the position occupied by the Russians before*

the battle. Wulungpei, 14 miles distant from Antung, is a favourite resort,

on account of its hot springs. Antung is connected by railway with Mukden.

The splendid steel bridge, 3,097 feet loiig and consisting of 12 spans, includ-

ing a swivel-span, over the Yalu, from Antung to New Wiju (on the Korean

side), connecting the South Manchurian Railway with the Chosen (Korean)

Railways, was opened to traffic on 1st November, 1911. The river at Antung

is navigable for steamers drawing 12 feet of water when the ..tides are favour-

able, but the channel is a constantly shifting one and erosion and silting often

interfere seriously with navigation. Attempts to dredge the channel in the

years 1913 and 1914 were not successful and were discontinued. With a view

to better, control of navigation, fresh charts and future cqnseyvancy operations,

a survey was started by the Hydrographic Bureau of the Japanese Navy in

the spring of 1921, and subsequently undertaken on a larger scale by the Marine

Department of the -Chinese Maritime Customs during the summer and au-

tumn. In September, 1922, the survey was completed and soundings were

taken from the sea to Antung. There are several small Japanese steamers,

plying between Antung, Chefoo and Dairen, and as trade with Tientsin has

developed considerably a regular and frequent service with that port is car-

ried on by larger vessels of from 700 to 1,200 tons. The larger ships in the

China Coast trade anchor at Santaolangtou, six miles down river, and there

are other anchorages at Wentzuchien, 14 miles down river, and at Tatungkow.

DIRECTORY

Ying shang a hsi a huo yu hung ssd , Butterfield

Ad: Swire

& Swire, Merchants—Cable-

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North

China), Ltd. Chi Tung Tobaccq Co, (China), Ltd.

Geo. L. Shaw, agent Cable Ad: Powhattan

Ching

Bank of China—Teleph. 131; Cable Ads; —Chung KeeFuS.N. CO.,Telephs.

Street; Ltd., Shipowners

57 and 274

6892 and Centrobank (Chinese) and 230 (Japanese); Cable Ad-

P. G. Liu, manage - Chingkee

 ANTUNG—DAIREN A115

Manchukuo Customs ^ 'J'£ Yi Loong

Commissioner^—M. Nakamura Shaw, Guo. L., Importer and Exporter,

Manchukuo Post Office Steamship Owner and Insurance Agent

C. W. Chien, postmaster — Telephs. Chinese 4 and Japanese 39;

Cable

Geo. Ad: Shaw

L. Shaw

Dairen Kisen Kaisha A. A. Mardas | S. G. Shaw

K. Shimada, manager

Danish Lutheran Mission Singer Sewing Machine Co.

Rev. and Mrs. J. Vyff K. Okaydsu, agent

Danish Mission Hospital Y.M.C.A.

Dr. P. N. Pedersen, f.r.c.s. H. C. Ku, chairman

Dr. Marie Nielsen | A.Stauns

DAIREN

Dairen (Dalny), the Southern terminus of the South Manchuria Railway, is a

commercial port in the Southern corner of the Liaotung Peninsula, Lat. 38° 55' 44" N.

.and Long. 121°fishing

inconsiderable 37' 7" village.

E. When Russia

Russia leased tothedevelop

intended place inDairen

1898 asit awascommercial

only an

port and had made some progress when the Russo-Japanese war broke out. But

■north

what the Japanese

of the railwayinherited was a to-day

tracks which mere nucleus of thea small

forms but presentcorner

city,ofnamely the section

the city. South

ofrough

the tracks, where the main part of present-day Dairen stands,

ground, with hills and ponds, which required a vast, amount of grading was but an areaandof

tilling.

Japanese,Theby plans

dint ofthegreat

Russians formedhave

exertions, werebrought

gradually much improved

a thoroughly westernupon, and the

civilization

here on a scale far more comprehensive than anything that has

.any other part of China. The health of the locality is exceptionally good. The been accomplished in

highest temperature registered

season is rather long but invigorating in summer is 35° 7' C. (96° 3' F.), and the cold winter

Dairen has a population of 429,000, over i >vo-thirds of which is Chinese. The

■city of Dairen, not including the suburbs, has an area of 11,266 acres. The autho-

rities recently completed a plan whereby the city will be enlarged so as to enable

& million people to reside there. Electric tramways, of a total length of

451.036 kilometres, run along the principal streets, and include a suburban line

"to Shaihoku (where the South Manchuria Railway workshops are established,

4.5 miles westward's from Dairen), and one of 2.5 miles to Hoshiganra (Star

Beach), the finest watering place in Manchuria. There is an excellent hotel

here, managed by the South Manchuria Hotel Company and also a number

of bungalows which may be hired by visitors. Another suburban line runs

to Rokotan, a famous summer resort commanding glorious scenery. A motor

road links,

golf runs towhich

StarareBeach, which is a122tract

aporoximately acres.of land of 392 acresofincluding

The construction a new road,the

49.2 kilometres in length, connecting Dairen and Port Arthur was commenced

in 1921 on three sections simultaneously, and was completed in July, 1924.

The motor road between Dairen and Chinchow was completed in 1929, and

motor buses run regularly. The Japan Aviation Company inaugurated a

mail service between Dairen and Japan on April 1, 1929, and from September

onwards a passenger service was added. The daily air service between Dairen

■a•3,nd1932.

Hsinking has' been : - Opened by the Mancha Koku Kabusbiki since No 'ember

Aim . . r^i^rjTZ

The city of Dairen, which has' oeeh expanding rapidly owing to1 businegs-

prosperity and increase of population] is lighted by electricity and 'gas arid

. «ba& aUttpleutelepibevne. facilities. .The electric poweif^feu^' when 'IJSffiplfiffl In

l^ll, had a capacity of '4,500'kilowatts. This was increased in,1921,, 6»00^

kws., and a second power-house of 10,000 kws. was added in June, ‘^rns

was increased to 48,000 kildwatts by 1932. The city htfs haitcaddmized''roads

with rows of shady trees,; and 13'well equipped with waterworks^ drainage and

sewage Systems. With the growth of tbade, more particulafly in Manchuf'ian

beans, a number of influential businessj houses, Japanete, Chinese dli'd1 foriiign,.

have established themsely.e^ at th^^ port. The foreign and Japanese eornT

munities in April, 1909j organized aind iopened the Dairen ,i'Cll;iib. A'Oun Club,

Golf Club, and Marine Association are among other instiWtidn's bf dhe'port.

Of places for public amusement, the Electric .Park, designed .on an up-to-date

plan and containing all device*, foe recreation, forms tM dMefn^fa^iphl Thh-

Chinese quarter, situated ,on'th,q western fringe of the city, has also grown

considerably. The Railway ;Hospiital aeserPes,: sfieeial ImefinoSlf, dW5Wg partly

to its size and partly to the' excellence of its. equipment. This hospital affords

accommodation for 612 patients and treats more than 1,600 out-patients of all

nationalities on an average every day-.

In 1928 a stadium was constructed with seating accommodation for over

50,000. Adjoining

one of several the stadium

in Dairen is a large

usedfSpEvittly^ concrete fresh

by ^tudeqfB. Severalwater

parksswimming pool,

are scattered

throughout the city. f i , ! /I ;

The harbour works had been less than half completed by the Russians.

Some work had been done on the eastern half, and only some blocks dumped

for the eastern breakwater. -Only two, wharves had been computed; the depth

of the harbour ranging from 17 toi 28 feeh, with, only >18 feet • of' wafer at the

main wharf basin. Since the Japanese occupation,''the IS.tM.R. Co. has done

much in the extension of harbour- ifaoilities arid their actual management,

introducing evei-y modern appliance for :speedy and commodious ca^go-handling

and watering and coaling iof'1 • vessels: To-day the ■ combined" lebftgtji of the

breakwaters is 18^436'feet]’and thte;y are 3 to 5 feet above the highest tiile. The

deep water area inside the1 breakwaliqf is 3,107,000 square1 .metres;1 The en-

trance beiiig vety dpleh/ viz., 1,200 fbeP widfe, the harbdtr is acefessihle to veksfelk

of deep draught’ at Any time of day or state of tide. The total; seafroiitkge

Of the first, second and third wharves .is li,296 feet, qnd. pf the fourth\whaiT

(4,600 feet) more .than 300 metres have alreadV been opened, increasing the

total number 'of berths to, 39. In order still further to. lessen congestjon at

whichwharves,

the attends aexclusively

new pier wasto theconstructed at Kancoal..Ghingtzp,

export of Fushiin .aqFQ&s. containing

The wharves tj^e bay,

330,699 square metres, with railway sidings, are lighted by elebtficity ! and

have up-to-date appliances for the handling of cargo. At the ha'st end of

the shore, an oil pier, 558 feet long with a depth of 30 feet of water has been

cohstructerl for thopurpose of discharging inflammable gobds arid tiedif'oil iri'btilk.'

The wafehdtiSe 'ar^a was B97-,500 'square metres, besides; six bean' Oil taftks-

(each holding capacity bf 1.435 tons). The waiting pavilion, which' cost

half a million yen and can a>hcommodate; 5,000 p'efsohb, •was completejl by’the

S.M.R. 'Go., in January; 1924. The passenger trains connect'with, steamers

here. The O.S.K. Company maintains a tid-ket office and the Rank of Chosen

has an Exchange Office in this pavilion, which also Coiitains shbwrbbffis, dining

rooms, stalls for’the sailfe': of gooefe, etc. Oh the islands of Sartshantao, at the

entrance to Dairen

been erected at the Bay, stand's'extremity

northern a lighthouse, other1 lightliouses:

of .theand'easttwb|>fbakwater qnd athave the

1

eastern extremity of the north 'breakwater, respectively. Oh The signal tower

of the former breakwater ahd; oh the islands of Sanshantao foghotnf'haVe algo

been fixed. A wifeless telegraph statibn ig established at Taku.sHan,, 30 miles,

from the hafbb.uei and, a wireless; telegraph statioh ! of 4)5 wk, po\^er at Uu-

shutuh was coippletiid’in

and 51 feet'wide 192?.wjth

at entraricb,; Thei;e'is a'grarepair

exteiisive riite dry

shopsdock 140 ft, leased

attached,' 6. in. long;

and

managed by the Manchufia Dock Yard Go., Ltd. A marine quarantine station.

 DAIREN All7

built at a cost of Yen 430,000 was opened in Nbyember, 19:13. It -is scientifically . ’

designed and

modation eqifi^fced

for both forei^iionand

tfoe,Chipese

latfest and most* a'ppa-oye'd Tines with, ^ accom-

passengers.

r

. ' t p\nn IN; 1933.

The whole trade-of Daii’en'. fdt' the last fiscal year ended March 31, 1934

amounted to 703,532,317 Manchukuo Yuan. To/tins, total, exports, contributed

-314,446,249 Manchukuo Yuan. 0? ^he staple imports of Dairen, cotton yarns

rose tq 61,347 toils'ahd manuiacturers thereof 8,008 tons. Metals and Cement

rose to’3‘69,,407 tons and 39,7l8 tons respectively. Kerosene oil amounting to

87,973 tons was imported during The year. The export of beancake totally

came up to 717,^60 tons. The total output of the Fushun Collieries for the

year.was 0,850,0Q0 Tons. 1'he new shale oil plant, completed in 1929, produced

53,77*2 tens of heavy oil, 19,060 tops of crude paraffin, 4,760 of coke and 19,864

tons of sulphate of. ammonia during the; year ehding ’March, 1934.

A niotor road between Pppt Arthur and Shuangtaikou in the Leased Ter

ritory was completed during 1931, It is 23.6 kilometres ip length and is partr

of the projected main road between Port Arthur and Choushuitzu, wherd it

is to connect with the Dairen-Chinchow road. The daily air service between

Dairen to Tokyo has-run smoothly to schedule since it began operating.

DIRECTORY

Acme Code Company, Yixn sze

Acme Commodity and PhrasePublishers :Anz & Co., M

O. H., Export,

S

Import, Ship-

Representative:

Yamagata-doriJ. Beerbrayer—13-17, ping, Forwarding and Insurance—212,

Yamagata-dori; Cable Ad: Anz and

Nord-Lloyd

P. Pan sing, manager

Agency of The East Asiatic Co.,

Ltd. of Copenhagen, Shipowners

and Merchants—1, Higashi-koen-cho; ; Ltd.—213, Asiatic Petroleum.Co. (North China),

Telephs. 5833 and 89g4; Cable Ad: Fukusho Yamagata-dori

Co., Ltd., agents

Wassard

P. From Elm Asiatic Transport

S. Kjeldsen /,Cp-.~54:,, Yamaga-..

K. G. Buck' taplori :

H. Tofte

Andrews & George- Co-v TnC., Importers: Bank of: Chosen—^2, BANKS

Scientific Instruments. Mining and Civil Nishi-dori, Cem ■

Engineering

Tools—Dairen Machinery

Branch: andYamagata-

53, Machine- tral Circle; Telephs. 8101, 8108 and

dori; Teleph. 832Qj Cable Ad: Yadzu; senbank 8109; P.O. Box fiy-Cable Ad: Cho-

Head Office: Tokyo. , .5.

T, T. Kihara, manager K. Furuta, manager

J. Fukune, ■ signs per pro.

H. Makai, do.

AnGlo-Chinese Eastern Trading Co., G. Kurata, /do.

Ltd., Merchants, Export and Import,

Manufacturers

Cakes and Salad of English

Oil—3,Style i Soya Bank of Manchuria—69, Isemachi;

Higashi-

koeneho;

Soya; Codes:Teieph. 4.404;6thGable

A.B.C. Ad : Teieph. 4121; Cable Ad: Margin

edn.. Uni-

versal Trade Code and Bentley^s Idairen Commercial Bank—5, Nishi-

M. Oseroff, manager dori ; ‘Telephs. 3347, 4582 and 4930

AU8 DAIREN-

Hongkong and Shanghai Agencies

Corporation—47, Echigo-cho;Banking

Teleph. The Dollar Steamship Line

5030; Cable Ad: Wayford The American Mail Line

W.J.H.MeBredin,

G. Tayloragent Barber-Wilhelmsen Line. (Barber

H. H. Parlett SteamshipPacific

Canadian LinesSteamships,

Inc.) Ltd.

Dodwell-Castle Line

National CityBuilding*

Bank of14,New York, The Bank Line

The—Okura Yamagata- Blue Star

Wilh. Line Line

VVilhelmsen

dori Phoenix Assurance Co., Ld., London^

Seiryu Bank, Ltd.—11, Oyama-dori; (Union Marine, Liverpool)

Teleph. 7111; Cable Ad: Seiryu Holland East Asia Line

Messagerie Maritimes S. S. Co.

Ocean Shipping Co., Ltd., Van-

Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd.—Central couver

Circle; Teleph. 3161; Cable Ad: Butterfield & Swire (John iSwire &

Shokin Sons, Ltd.), Merchants—212, Yama-

K. Nishi, manager gata-dori; Cable Ad: Swire; P.O.

Y. Imagawa, sub-manager Box 81

Y.M. Yosbida, do.

Nishimaki, per pro. manager

T. Ono, do. Carlowitz Co.—49, Shikishima-cho7

Teleph. 27644; Cable Ad: Manchuria

Bayrhammer &, Co., Import & Export- K.H.Sent,Kersten

signs per pro.

85, Kii-machi; Cable Ad: Bayrhammer F. Keiming

A. Kiseleff

Beerbrayer, J.,Forwarding

General Commissison,

Shipping and agent—13-17,

Yamagata-dori; Telephs. 6331 and 4932; mChinese & in m7® ® b % M

P.O.J. Beerbrayer,

Box 44; Cableprincipal

Ad: Beerbrayer Eastern Railway Commercial

Agency at Dairen, Shipping, For-

warding, Insurance, Loans, Import-

Agency Export and Commission Agents,

Acme Code Company, New York, senger Customs Clearance, Through Pas-

Acme Commodity and Phrase Tickets to Western Europe

booked for Siberian Express—110,

M H 3% Yamagata-dori; Teleph. 8243; P.O.

Box 48; Cable Ad: Kitvostdbr;

Ying mei yenieung sze Codes: Bentley’s and A.B.C. 5th

British Association edn.

Committee—P. W. Turner (presi- T. V. Vikman, manager

dent), C. J. Edmondson (hon.

tary) and J. Taylor (hon. treasurer) secre- China Export-Import & Bank Co., Ltd.

—212,

Lem jus; P.Yamagata-dori;

O. Box 78 Cable Ad:

British Chamber of Commerce—47

Echigo-cho

CONSULATE®

^lj "g" Bir Lee America, United States of

Bryner & Co., Steamship Consul—J. C. Carter

fing, Insurance, CustomsAgents,

BrokersShip-

and Vice-Consul—Arnold Van Bena-

choten

brwarding

dori; Teleph. Agents — 212,

8801; P.O. Box Yamagata-

103; Cable Clerks—A. M. Lewis and M.

Ad: Bryner; Codes used: Bentley’s, Ohkura

Bentley’s Secondmanaging

Phrase anddirector

Boe Code Interpreter—S. Wakao

F. J. Bryner, Finland—212, Yamagata-dori; Te-

D.E.L.Devrient

Evamy, signsS.perM.pro. leph. 3214

A. Hanjin |I A. Erohin

Maslenikoff Vice-Consul—P. Pansing

 DAIIIEN . Aua

France ' , Dairen Chamber : of Commerce 'And In-

Consul—P, J.--Crepin, (Residing dustry—82, Shikishima cho

at Mpakden)

Agent Consulaire—F.,J. pryner,; Dairen Civil Administration Office —

212, Yaniag.'ita ddri Satsuma-cho

Germany—75, Yanagi-cho; Teleph.

8632; Cable Ad: Consugerma » si « it *

(vbnslil—Dr, E. BiscRoff Dairen Club—131, Sakura-cho

Secretary—B. Greiser General Committee — Count H.

Hay ashi (chairman),W.R. McP.

(vice-chairman), Austin

A. Morgan

Great Britain— Teleph. '7341*; Cable

Ad: Britain

Consul—R. McP. Austin treasurer), G. J. Edmondson,(hon.J.

(hon. secretary), K. Nishi

Clerical Officer & Pro-Consul— Fukumoto, J. Furusawa, G. I.

G. J. Edmondson Larkins,

G.T. Thach, G. C.Murakami,

Vincent, J.P.Watanabe

Pansing,

“Netherlands and K. Yamaguchi

Vice-Consul—W. H. Winning Dairen Charity Hospital—Koyoi-dai

■Sweden Principal—T. Toyoda, m.d.

Vice-Principal—D. Morowaki, m.d.

Consul—W. H. Winning

Union of Soviet Socialist Repu- dori; Cable Dairen Risen Kaisha— 19, Yamagata

blics—1, Higashi Koencho; Te- Ad: Daiki

leph 5432; Cable Ad: Sovconsul

ft Ho Kee t $ & i§ *

Gornabe, Eckford & Winning, Mer- Dairen Marine Association—Head

chants—Higachi Koen-cho; P.O. 7744 & Teranchi-dori:

Office : Telephs. 4886,

21617. Branch Offices : Kobe,

Box 134; Cable Ad: Cornabe Shanghai, Tientsin, Newchwang,

V. R. Eckford, partner (Chefoo)

R. H. Eckford, do. (Tsingtao) Antung, Chemulpo and Keelung

Capt. S. Sekine, president and

W. H. Winning, do. chairman

G. I. Larkins, signs per pro. K. Yamaguchi, vice-president

D. M. Larkins, do. Capt, N. Yokota, do.

M. Shimana I C. Saraeff Dr. S.. Yano, director

II. Sugiyama | S. Markoff Capt. G. Otsuka, do.

c.C. Kubo

H. Yung, j compradore

A. Salnikoff S. Koizumi, supervisor

Agencies B. Matsumoto, do.

Shipping Capt. G. Otsuka, supt. surveyor

Glen Line Eastern Agencies, Ld. Dairen Municipality—Satsuma-cho,

Indo-China Steam Nav. Co., Ld.

Isthmian Lines

Java-China-Japan Line

Kailan Mining Administration Dairen MotorCable

bashi-giwa; SALEsCo.,LTD.—Tokiwa-

Ad: Motorsales

Lloyd Triestjino Steam Nav. Co.

P. & O. Steam Nav. Co.

Swedish East Asiatic Co., Ld. Dairen Police Office—Nishi-dori

Insurance

Hongkong Fire Insurance Co. Daltotat’s Pharmacy, Retail & Whole-

Lloyd’s, London sale Chemists & Druggists^68,

Royal Insurance Co., Ld. Yamagata-dori; Cable Ad: Dal-

Sun Fire Insurance Co., Ld. totat

Yangtsze Insurance Association, Ld. L. M. Rogovin, proprietor

A120 DAIREN

j||? Pao lung Illies ifc Co, C:, Shipping, etc.—212,.

East Asiatic Co., Ltd., or Copenhagen, Yamagata-dori; P.O. Box 23

Exporting, Importing and Shipping ^ H fl ^ h ^ ^

Agents—1,

5833& 8924; Higashi

Cable Ad:Koen-dori;

Wassard Teleph. Ying shang po na rripn yang Icien yu hsien

P. From Elm | K. G. Ruck kung sz

S. Kieldsen | H. Tofte Imperial Chemical Industrie^. (China),of

FabGeneral

East Cargo

Supekintendence Ltd., Alkali Manufacturers, Importers

and Cotton Co., Ltd.— Alkalies

Controllers arid Commercial and Industrial

Chemicals—196, Yangagata-dori; Teleph.

-13-17,

Supervise; Yamagata-dori;

Head Office: KobeCable

(Japan)Ad: 5583 and 21041; P.O. Box 56; Cable Ad:

J. Beerbrayer, Agent Alkali

W. H. Sanford, divisional mgr.

Federation of British Industries, The (For Agencies, see Shanghai Section)

—HongkongifeCable

Echigo-cho; Shanghai Bank Building, Japanese Presbyterian Church

Ad: Turner Rev. K. Shirai, b.d., Th. m., pastor

3 a a « Fa chang hung sze Japan Tourist Bureau Dairen Branch

—54, Ise-inaelu; Telephs. 3536, 4713,

Fujcusho. Co. (Fukusho Koshi), Im-

porters and Exporters, Engineers, Tourist5554 and 21534; Cable Ad:

5242,

Architects

housing, Mining, and Civil

Contractors,

Engineers,Ware-

In-

surance

—213, Y and General

amagata-dori Commission

;Cable Ad: Agents Kashimura Yoko, Ltd., Wholesale and

Fukusho.

Head Office: Dairen Retail Dealers in Photographic

T. Y.Aioi, managing director Supplies-—:54c Ise-machi; Telephes.

Sasaki, business manager 4738 and 7325

K. Kawabe, chief engr. Keystone Tobacco Co., Ltd.—Hong

Gaderius & po.,Machinery

Ltd., Importers Kong and Shanghai Bank Building;

Swedish Paper, and Steel—of (General

Telephs,. 5819 (manager) and 4985

office); Cable Ad: Key-

18, Yamagata-dori; Cable Ad: Taitdgo

Tanaka, RepresentativeA (d/o ' The stone

O. TaitoGoOd'"'^ A. P. Bungoy, managing director

,Tai Sei Co,, distributors ,

General Electric Co. of China, Ltd., Le\vi$ , & ,0a., J.,” Shipchandlers—208,

Electrical Engineering and Mining Ma- Yamagata-doH ; , Cable Ad : Lewis

chinery—47,

CableStandard Echigo-cho;

Ad: Turner; Tejeph. 6413;

New andCodes:

G.E.C.Bentley’s,

Private Code

P. W. Turner, a.m.inst.c.e., m.i.e.e., Lloyds Register of Shipping—42,

Higashikoencho; P.O. Box 17; Cable

G.manager

E. Kovner Ad : Register

John Sim, surveyor

(For Agencies, see Shanghai section) Miss Mary T- Bazilevich, clerk

Hamasaki & Co., Ltd.,’Importers and Ex- “ijdANCHuRiA Daily1 News”—7, Awajo-

porters of Chemicals, Firearms, etc.— Manews dho; P.O. Box 3; Cable Ad:

135, Yamagata-dori; Cable Ad : Ha-

masaki Mitsubishi

Y. Hamasaki, president Import andSho.ii Kaisiia,

Export, Ltd.,Agents—

Insurance General-

165, YamagataGjori; Teleph. 8151;

Harada

of Iron,

Co., Exporters

and Machine Importers P.O. Box 106; Cable Ad: Iwasakisal

and Tools—21,

Yamagata-dori;

gumi Cable Ad : Harada- Mitsui Bussan Kaisiia,

Yamagata-dori; P.O. BoxMerchants—182

80 r

Hoshigaajra Golf Club Murashin

and Sundries—106, Yamagata-dori

 DAIREN Al2t

Nippon Mbnkwa Kabushiki Kaisha, Sohrbeck, Georg C., Import, For-

General Commission Merchants of warding & Shipping—zl2, Yama-

Cotton, Yarn, Piece Coods, Raw Salk, gata-dori; Cable Ad: Kebros

Wool and Jute—49, Yamagata-Dori:

P.O. Box 18; Cable Ad: Metikwa South Manchuria Electric Co., Ltd.

it t §i$ * H —il7, NlshLdori; Teleph. 3141;.

Cable Ad: Denki

Je pen chuen wei sa

Nippon Yusen Kaisha (The N.Y.K. Line) South Manchuria Ga§ Co., Ltd.,

—181, Yamagata-dori; Cable Ad: Yusen ducts, Manufacturers of Gas andetc.bye-pro-

Qas appliances, — 117;.

Nisshin

Bean, Oil Mills,Castor,

Peanut, Manufacturers

Perilla andof Nis.hi-dori; Telepn. 8181

Hempseed Oils, Cakes and Manchurian it t ss t* m n m m &

Cereal Shippers—8, Takara-eho; Cable

Ad: Okura South Manchuria Railway Co.,—

Higashi-Koen-cho;

or Smrco; Codes: A.B.C.Cable Ad:

5th Mantetsu.

and 6th

Nordpeutschek Lloyd, Bremen—212, edns., Al, Lieber’s, Bentley’s Complete

Yamagata-dori; Teleph.

Anz & Co., O. H., agents 3,070 and Second Phrase and Acme

Count H. Rayashi,

Y. Hatla,. president

ytce:do.

Okura & Co. (Trading), Ltd., Importers, Diiectdr^—G. ‘ Murakami,

Exporters and Contractors—18, Ya-

magata-dori; Cable Ad : Okura manism, M. Takenaka, T. T.Komoto,

Ya-

M. Obuchi, M. Yamasaki and S.

Osaka Shosen Kaisha, Ltd.—223, Ya- 'G'en&al Koriyama

magata-dqri; Tgleph. 4137; Cable ■Management Dpptf.

Ad: Shosen K. Ishundto, gelierai 'manager

K. Hayashi, Chief, Secretariat

Palace Hotel—138, Yamagata-dori T. Nakano, Chief, Documents

Tang Hsiu Yun, proprietor Office

T. Doni, Chief, Personnel Office

Ratjen, Rud—52, Isemachi, Taiseikan, : M. Miyamoto, Chief, Intelli-

3rd floor; Teleph. 3839; Cable Ad : gence Office

Ratsam Z. Tanika,wa,t Chief, Invested

G. Walckhoff Enterprises Office

Ruthe ^ Co.; A. E., Importers and Southern Baptist Convention

Rev. W. W. Adams and wife

Exporters—54, Yamagata dori; P. O.

Box 24; Teleph 8903; Cable Ad: Ruthe

Ryoto Hotel—31-35, Shinano-machi; Standard-Vacuum ^ H

Telephs. 4131 and 4171 Oil Co. — 15,

S. Yamada, manager Shiomi-cho, Jijlko; Telephs. 5301 and

4849; P.O. Box 60; Cable Ad:

San Shin Shokai — 89, Ise-machi; Standvac R. G. Doolaii, manager

Cable Ad: Sanshin H. W. Mills, installation supt.

T. Wada, representative

Agents for Strand Hotel—Shizuura Seaside Re-

Societe Anonyrne Andre Citroen, sort; P.Q. Box 104; Teleph. 4962;

Paris Cable Ad : Strandotel

Santai Oil Mill, Manufacturers of Bean Tai Tung- Jih Pao, Daily Chinese

Oil—Dairen

K. Hirose, Wharf Newspaper (Established 1908)—Oku-

managing director machi; 1'eleph. 8091-31 and 4524; P.O.

BoxM.79A.be,

; Gable Ad : Tai

president

Singer Sewing Machine Co.,—78, S. Yanagimachi, vice-president

Nishi

Singer dori; Teleph. 6416; Cable Ad: F. Hashikawa, editor-in-chief

A] 22 DAIiiEN—CHEFOO

Taito, Co., The (Taito Yoko),Importers and Tshurin & Co., I. I., General Im-

Exporters, Insurance

Agents—18, and Forwarding

Yamagata-dori; Telephs. porters and Manufacturers’ Repre-

sentatives—42, Yamagata-dori, Cable

6347 and 4094; Cable Ad: Taitpcp; Codes: Ad:

A.B.C. 6th edn., Behtley’s and Acme. Tschurin

Branches : Moukden and Hsinking

C. Tanaka, president Yacakis Bros., Importers and Ex-

General Managers porters—140, Yamagata-dori; Cable

Tanaka & Yasuda Construction ‘Co. Ad: Vacakis

Taku ife' Co., Ltd., Wine and Provision Wahlen, W., Aichitect—7, Satsuma-

Merchants—47, Oyama-dori; Calile eho

Ad : Taku

Teikoku Sanso . Kabhshiki Kaisha— Willner, H. Adolph, Importer and

Exporter—1, Higashi Koen-cho

10, Echigo-cho;/CaWe Ad : Ekitai

ig & #±m Yamato Hotel (owned and operated by

Teh shih ku huo yiu kung szu theT. South

Otsubo,Manchuria

managingRailway

directorCo.)

Texas Co. (China), Ltd., The, Texaco S. Terasawa, manager

Petroleum Products—&5, Kiu-machi;

Cable Ad: Texaco

Toa Tobacco Co., Ltd.—113, Kanbu- Y.M.O.A.

dori; Telephs. 4273 and 4403 General Secretary—T. Nasagawa

C II E E O O

% & Chi-fu || ® Yen-tai

Chcfoo, in the Province of Shantung, is the name used by foreigners to denote

this Treaty Port; the Chinese name of the place is Yentai, and Chefoo proper is on

the opposite25'side02"ofE.the

tude 121°Convention harbour. Chefooopened

is situated in latitude 37°in 33'1863.

20" N.Inand1876longi-

Chefoo wasTheconcluded

port was at Chefoo toby foreign

the latetrade

Sir Thomas Wade and the the

former Viceroy of Chihli, Li Hung-chang. The normal foreign population of Chefoo is

about 1,000, while

orcleanConcessions, the Chinese papulation is about 100,000. Chefoo has no Settlement,

roads, and isbutwella recognized

lighted. From ForeigntheQuarter, which

early days is well

of the portkept and has“ Road

a foreign good

Committee” administered the Municifsil affairs of the Foreign Quarter being succeeded

in 1910 by an International Committee of six! foreigners and six Chinese. The Interna-

tional Committee

administered thewasChinese

by There however wound inupthein same

Authofit;ms 1930 way

and asthetheForeign

rest of theQuarter

town. isThere

now

iswhich

a good club. are two good hotels and several excellent boarding houses, all

Theof

winter,arewhich

full ofis visitors

severe; from

lasts Jfrom

uly tothe

the beginning

end of September. The climate

of December to the isendbracing.

of March;

April, May and June are lovely months and not hot; J uly and August are hot and

rainy warm

with months;days, andcool

September, andOctober and November form a most galesbutperfect autumn

in the late autumn andwinds

through thecoldwinter,

nights.and Strong northerly

the roadstead gives arean experienced

uncomfort-

able, though safe anchorage for steainers. In 1909 nearly two months were lost to

trade through stress of weather. The Netherlands Harbour Works Co. started the

constructionin 1921,

completed of a the breakwater in 1915.moleFurther

new breakwater, harbour

and quay beingimprovement

formally inaugurated works were on

 CHEFOO A12S

September 14th, 1921. The breakwater is 2,600 feet long, the height from the base of

the foundation mound to the top of the parapet is 5l| feet, and the width of the base

of theoverfoundation

laid the mole,mound ranges

in 1933 from was

Chefoo 117 teet

madeto 133 feet. AArea

a Special railway trackProvincial

by the has been

authorities, and the City limits now include a number of surrounding towns and

villages. The population of this Special Area is estimated at 230,00U.

Theservice

express Chefoo-Wehsien motordaily

of cars operate Roadbetween

was openedChefooto and trafficWehsien,

in 1933 connecting

and a regularat and the

latter port with the Kiao-tsi Railway. During the past several years, additional

motor roads have been opened throughout the province and practically all important

towns are now connected by road with Chefoo, including Tsingtao and Weihaiwei.

None of the

surfacing but, roads

gnerally arespeaking,

metalled,they as itarehaskeptbeenin first

foundclassimpracticable

condition, and to due

adoptto this-

the

long periods of dry weather in Chefoo the earth surfacing'thereof has proved eminently

satisfactory for conditions in IShantung. However, after heavy rains the roads are

unusable for a period of from twenty-four to forty-eight hours.

GroundAmongst

Nubs, theFruit,main

Hairexports of ChefooLaces

Nets, Handmade are Pongee iSilks, Silk and

and Embroideries, Waste,thereVermicelli,

are also

considerable

Brewery and exports of locally

several Clock distilled

factories whichwine.enjoyAmongst

a brisk other

businessindustries

with allisChina

the Chefoo

ports,

as wellwith

cables as with the Straits

Tientsin, and Java.

Port Arthur, The port

Weihaiwei, was connected

Tsingtao and Shanghai,in 1900inbyaddition

telegraphto

telegraph land lines with all large interior cities.

Trade in 1933

From the customs statistics available, the total value of trade of the port for the

year under review increased by something over 6^ per cent, as compared with the

rather poor figures for the previous year, and, in this connection, it should be noted

that the Chefoo statistics for tfye period under review were reduced cons derably in

favour of Lungkow

of the latter by the transfer

port. Importations fromofJapan

five Maritime Customsbystations

were encouraged to the control

the complete raising

of the boycott on goods from that country and by the low exchange value of the yen,

and it may be of interest to record that legitimate arrivals

Manchuria together constituted nearly 56 per cent, of the value of the total direct from Japan, Dairen, and

imports,

of sugar,while theresilk,

artificial is good

andreason

othertocommodities

believe that,from in addition,

the freeconsiderable

port of Dairen quantities

have

illegally

to some penetrated

extent by the district.

larger Diminished

importations foreign sugar

of Chinese sugar,figures werelocal

but the counterbalanced

demand for

this commodity

partly by illegalwastrade.insufficiently

The influxmetofbyChinesethese arrivals

capital and fundsmustfromhaveManchuria

been satisfiedand

Koreawashasresponsible

this brought about a quite

for the remarkable

improved figureslandfor.andconstruction

building boommaterials:

in the port, and

timber,,

cement,

silk had machinery

a further and metals.

relapse, Coastwise

declining by over importations

50 per cebt. of silkThecocoons and wild

coinbined raw

foreign

| coastwise figures for shipments show a serious decline. With regard to exports,

Vermicelli

Erices. Thedidsame well may

quantitatively

be said of thebut groundnut

the industrytrade, suffered from the

shipments beingheavy

abovedecline

normalin

ut prices seriously low. Trading in embroidery, drawn thread work, and lace was

well up todeclined

pongees normal;bythe20 hair-net

per cent.,businese

somewhat met less

support thanfrommightAmerica;

have beenthe exports

expectedof

considering the general depression in the luxuries trade. The old Straw-braid industry

of the district is now almost at a standstill. All the silk filatures in Chefoo and most

ofweaving

those inis thedone,interior haveSilk

but the ceasedImprovement

operation forCommission

the time being, and onlyitsauseful

is continuing little

experimental and educational work with a view of bettering the future of the silk

industry.

At the close

of highway open ofto the yearandunder

traffic the review there upwereof approximately

connecting all 109 hsien 4,with 967 each

kilometres

other

> bv modern roadways is the latest objective of the Provincial Government’s road

construction scheme. From Chefoo it is now possible

along the coast to Weihaiwei; westwards to Tengchow, Hwanghsien, Lungkow, to travel by motor car eastwards

Laichow, and Weihsien (connecting at this point with the Kiao-Tsi Railway); or

southwards to Tsingtao.

A124 CHEFOO

DIRECTORY

Anz & Co., O. H., Import, Export, Broadway Hotel, (First Class Resi-

dential Hotel)—East Broadway; Te-

Insurance, Shipping—Gipp'erich Street; leph. 563; Cable Ad: Broadway

Cable Ad: Anz

W. Basse, partner '

C. VV. Schmidt, do.

Tjfj ^ Tai Koo

^ & Siii R M 35 IS ^ Butterfield & Swire (John Swire & Sons,

Yin# Shamj Asia hud ya hung sz Ltd.), Merchants

Asiatic Peteoleum

Ltd.—Teleph. a31; Co.

Cable(Noeth China),

Ad: Doric H ffl IPei Chang

Astor House Hotel (East Bund)— C.asey chants

& Co., Silk, Pongee, etc., Mer-

and General Exporters—Teleph.

Teleph. 66; Cable Ad: Astor 459;Ernest

CableCasey,

Ad: Casey

E. Chance, manageress partner

Mrs. L. Howell,

K. L. Chew, signs the firm

assistant

BANKS Agents for

Bank of Communications—3, / Fergu- La Generale Soies, Lyons & Shanghai

son Road; Telephs. 271 and 195; PhoenixandAssurance Co., Ld., London

Cable Ad: Chiaotung The(Fire Marine)Insurance

South British Co., Ld.,

'Chartered Bank of India, Australia London (Fire and Marine)

andCornabe,

China Eckford & Co., agents Managers

“ The Shantung Traders ”

Hongkong and Shanghai Banking

Corporation—Cable

R. A. Stuart, agent Ad: Cathay Mien hua

C. F. Hyde | H. V. Parker Central Agency, Ltd., The—Importers of

Cotton Thread

Coats, Ltd., andmanufactured

others byJ.*fcP.

® m m m M

W an-kuo-chu-hsu^kui Chefoo Club

International Savings'’ Society, A Chairman—A.

Hon. Secty.—G.G.KruperN. Ogden

Public ijSayirigs pompany, founded Hon. Treasurer—H. V. Parker

in 1912 and Registered under the

French Government Laws of 24th

July, 1867. Recorded

sulate-Ceneral, at French Con-

Shanghai.—17, Gip- “ Chefoo Daily News” The (Printed and

perich Street; Telephone 206. Head Published

Mullan& Co.,byLtd.)—Cable

the Proprietors: J. Mc-

Ad : McMullan

Office: 7, Avenue Edward VII, Shang-

hai; Head District Office : Tsingtao

C- N. Liang, agent Chefoo Export Co., Manufacturers of

Hand-made Lace and Hairnets—Broad-

13 & *0 # 34 way

Ying May. Yen Kung. ,

British-American Tobacco Co. (China), Chefoo Foreign Silk Association

Ltd.—Cable Ad : Powhattan Chefoo General Chamber

British Chamber of Commerce Committee:—G. Campbellof.(chairman),

Commerce

M. Rothschild (hon. secretary),

R. Eckford, D. F. R. McMullan and V.

Chairman—V.

Acting R. Eckford E. Railton

Hon. Secretary—H. F. G. Walker

 ch'kfoo

«Chefoo Hair Net Co., The, Mahii- Ching'Chong Hung & Co., Navy Con-

facturert!; and Exporters of Hairnets, tractors, Shipchandler, Metals, Hard-

Laces, Pongee Silks, Bedspreads, Em- ware and Engineering Supplies,General

Wine

broideries, Handkerchiefs, Table Cloths, and Provision

Dealers—Singtai

Merchants,

Street; Cable Ad :

Straw braids* Woollen .

Carpets, etc.—Chang Yu Hoad; CableBugs, and :

' '

Ad:B. W:EjungSen, manager Clarke, John H., Silks, Strawbraid

China Produce and General Exporter—

t ^ x n ^ Teleph. 42; Cable Ad: Undaunted.

Tientsin Office: Bue de Taku

Hai pa hung cheng hu i John H. Clarke

■Chefoo Harbour Improvement Com-

mission CONSULATES

Woo Jek Hua, chairman

A. G. Wallas, treasurer n fa ^ m ii m x

Leroy Webber

Ts’ui Pao Sheng Tamei kiio ling $lii ya men

G, Campbell

Lai Chin Yuan, secty. andacct. | American Consulate — Cable Ad:

American Consul Webber

P.Chang S-Yu, maintenance

A. TimofeefF, harbour pilotengr. Consul—Leroy

Vice-Consul—'Charles J. Bren-

nan

|li Mei siring Belgium

•China Crafts, Mail Order House for Consul—A. G. N. Ogden, o.b.e.

Pongee Silks, Laces, Embroideries,

Linen, Threads, Hair Nets, etc.—Cable t if m & K

Ad:D.Chinacraft

F. R. McMullan, director

Ar. Bouse, secretary Ta ying Hug smn situ

Mrs. A. M. Bouse, manageress Great Britain—Cable

Consul—A. G. N. Ogden, Ad: Britain

o.b.e. ;

China Manufacturers (Chefoo), China ^ ^ a a

Produce

Louis Pernot

Albert Bono Tajik pen ling s/tih kuun

JapanConsul—S. Yamasaki

China Merchants’ Pongee Association,

Fed. Inc., Manufacturers and Exporters Netherlands

ofLaces,

Pongee Silks, Chefoo Hand-made

Drawn-Threadwork, Hair Nets, Consul—W. Busse (acting)

•etc.—Beach

Head Office: Street;

ShanghaiCable Ad: Yenno. NCrwav

E. P. Yanoulatos, director Consul—C. W. Schmidt (acting)

China Merchants Steam Navigation Co. Sweden

Vice-Consul—V. B. Eckford

—2,

ChinaTaifung Lane; Teleph. 23; Cable Ad:

Merchants

Y. H. Lee, manager

Agents for tii fu Uo kee

Cljee Hsin Cement Co.v Ld. Cornabe, EckfordTientsin,

Dalny, Weihaiwei, & Co. Mukden

— Tsingtao,

and

Harbin; Cable Ad: Cornabe

Chinese Export Co.—Cable Ad: Scwan V. 11. Eckford

Si C. Wang, manager B.A.H.B.Eckford

Hogg, (Tsingtau)

signs per pro.,

Chinese Telegraph Administration B. A. Eckford, do.

T. ij£. Wan, manager A. Laing,

L. B. King do.

A126 CHEFOO

Wi ^ Tuny hai kioan HOSPITALS

Customs, Chinese Maritime General Hospital (for Foreigners-

Commissioner—H.. K Vrettejohn and Chinese) — Rue de la Croix

Rouge; Teleph. 71

Dau & Co.,473;C.,Cable

Export and Import— Marie Loreuza, superieure

Teleph. Ad: Dauco; Codes:

A.ii.C.

Acme, 5th

Rudolf and 6th

Mosse edns, Bentley’s, Temple Hill Hospital—Teleph. 84

Carl Dau, partner Hr. F. E. Dilley, f.a.c.s., supt.

J. Van Hauten, do. Dr.

Dr. W. Bryan

H. L. Berst

Miss

Miss C.Marguerite

D. Beegle,Luce,

r.n. R.N.

Djing tk Co., Walter—Broadway ; Cable

Ad : Cooperate

Eokpord Motor, Ltd.—Head Office: Hsin

Chefoo, Branches: Tsingtao, Wei- Ad: Hsin

haiwei and Tsinan; Cable Ad: Hwa Ching Co., Importers and Ex-

Eckmotors

’ Cornabe, Eckford & Co., genl. porters, Naval Contractors and

General Storekeepers — 11, Beacn

managers Street; Teleph. 367; Cable Ad:

Erzinger & Co., Merchants—Cable Ad: Hwa Ching

Octagon

Th. Erzinger *3 » Hi ti « l"i ft M6S3i

FarGeneral

East Cargo

Superintendence Co., Ltd., Ying Shang Po Na Men Yang Kien

Controllers—Cable Ad: Yu Hsien Rung Szu

Supervise; Head Office: Kobe (Japan) Imperial Chemical Industries (China),.

L. H. Smith »fc Co., Agents Ltd., Importers of Alkalies and Com-

merical and Industrial Chemicals—7,.

Fayeh tk Co.—Broadway; Cable Ad : Customs Alkali

Road; Teleph. 468; Cable Ad:

Wang'ddien F.MissF. E.Henningsen

Ford Hire Service—Teleph. 359 (For Agencies,Weinglass

see Shanghai section)

McMullan & Co., Ltd., James,

managers Kailan Mining Administration

Cornabe Eckford & Co. (Ship-

rr „°d m ^ w ping)

Hsi yang hse pin hong

Foreign Food Store, Ship Chandlers, ware, Tools,& Co.,Textiles

King Shian Importers and ofGenera,

Hard

Manufacturers of Delicatessen

Ad: Trendel— 127, Street;

Merchandise—127,

Tung Ma Lou; Cable Cable Ad : Kingshian Main-

East End,

“Fritz” German Restaurant Q. H. Ku, manager

Kung Dah

Lithographers, Printing Press,Stationers,

Bookbinders, Printers,.

® m m m Paper Merchants

Yen tai dien wha chii Manufacturers

Government

istration Chefoo Telephone Admin- Lane

David K. Wan, manager Ad: Wende

■Si & l§£ IQ Ta kee Malcolm,

PhysicianWm., and m.d., Port toHealth

Surgeon Officer,

the General

Hokee Lighter Co. Hospital and Medical Officer to the-

Cornabe, Eckford & Co., managers H.B.M. Consulate

 CHEFOO A127

McMullan & Co., Ltd., J., Printing Press, Poman Pt.

Catholic Mission

Pev. A. Wittner, vicar apost.

Printing,English

Book Binding, Lithographing, Very

Puling,

F.ubUshers, of,

or Chinese Pev. F.Pev.Ariztegui

J. Gerenion, pro-vic.

The “Chefoo Daily News” Pev. P. Buile, procurator

Presbyterian Hymn Book Pev. S. Bochaton

Pev. P. Seyres

13 & m # fH t: Poman Catholic Mission Order of

McMuldan & Co., Ltd.. James, General St. Francis

Import and Export Alerchants^-Cable Mgr. Adeodat Wittner, Bishop of

Ad:D. MjcMullan Milet and Vicar Apost. of

F. P. McMullan, managing director VeryChefoo (Shantung)

Arthur Pouse,director

H. L. Gibson, director Prov.Pev. Fr. Joseph Gerenton,

J. D.G. T.McMullan, do. Pev. Fr. Francisco Ariztegui

Murray, secretary Pev. P'r. iSolano Bochaton

A. E. Grubb Pev. Fr. Pene Buile, Procureur

MISSIONS — San ching

Chang lag hung wei Mitsui Bussan Kaisha,

Merchants—129, Sing 'iaiLtd.,

Street;General

Cable

American Presbyterian Mission Ad: Mitsui; P.O. Box 3

North—Cable Ad : Presbyterian F. Kawamura, manager

Miss C. D. Beegle K. Kodama

Al. Aliyagawa I T. Watanabe

W.

Pev.C.J. Booth and wife

E. Kidder and wife T. lizuka | K. Lusakawa

Pev. D. A. Irwin and wife m a m m ® ® & ytc a m

Dr. H. Bryan and wife

Miss

Dr. F.A.E.E.Dilley

Carterand wife Tung an yen wu chi ho chili suo

Miss S. V. Eames NALTONAL Go VERNMEN T S ALT ADMIN ISTRA-

P.Dr.A.Win.

Panning and wife tion (Tung An Assistant District

Inspectorate of Salt Revenue)—Teleph;

Pev. G. F.Berst

Browneand and

wifewife 267; Cable

Radio Ad: and

Ad: Salt Sait 24472

and 4472 (Chinese);

(Chinese)

Miss M. Luce

Miss E. Pussell

Pev. B. Eubank and wife

Mrs. I. Slichter ^ jij'f Wan fang

Mrs. J. Stevens Niggemann & Co., W.—Chefoo, Dairen

andYV.Weihaiwei;

Niggemann,Cable Ad: Wanfuug

proprietor

t # ^ 01 iS- H.forLanz, signs per pro. (Dairen)

Agents

Ki san so gi tuh wei Holland East Asia Line

Chefoo Industrial Mission—Cable Ad: Wilh. Wiinelmsen Line

Industrial Mission Paradissis, Freres et Cie., Pongee

Board of Trustees—Pev. A. H. Faers Lace and Hair Net Alanufacturers and

(chairman) and D. F. P. McMullan Exporters (wholesale only); Cable

(vice-chairman)

Hon. Secretary—Airs. D. T. Alurray Ad:C. C.Paradissis Chee, partner

China Inland Mission Boys’ School Pernot (Chefoo) ife Cie., Silk and

—Cable Ad: Inland

F. E. Parry, secretary General Produce—Cable Ad: Pernot

Louis Pernot

China Inland AIission Girls’ School Albert Bono

(For European Girls) Post Office

Miss E. Pice, principal Deputy Postal I.Commissioner-in-

Miss AL Pile, vice-do. Charge—Tseng Chen

A128 CHEFOO

fu & Standard Hairnet & Thread PRODUcr

RAiLl'orfVfeCo., Ltd., H.E.,Silk Merchants Co.—Cable Ad: Hsin

Exporters and Importers — Cable Ad: ^ ^ Met foo

Radton

H. E. Railton, managing-director

G. Kruper, director Standard-Vacuum Oil Company, Refin-

Jas.E. Silverthorne, ed Petroleum and Lubricating Oils

P. Railton director —Beach Road; P.O. Box 10; Teleph.

155; Cable Ad : Standvac

Reuter's Agency S. J. Tsuang, in-charge

D. F. R. McMullan Tai'Silk,

Tung & Co., Manufacturers of Pongee

Rieser Co., Inc., The, Importers and CrossLaces, Hairnets and Embroidery—

Street; Cable Ad: Taitung

Exporters of Hairnets, etc.—Cable Ad:

Rieserando; Codes: Westmanager

Mervin Rothschild, Union:5-Letter Temple Hili Hospital—see Hospitals)

Shantung Hand Knitting Co—Broad- Texas Co., The, Petroleum Products—

Cable Ad:' Texaco

way; Cable Ad: Knitting

Shantung

facturers Silk Co., Manu-of Tung

and LaceExporters

and Wholesale

Shun Co., Navy Contractors and

General Merchants—6, Gipperich

Pongees, Laces, Embroideries, Hair Nets, Street; Cable Ad: Tungshan

Strawbraids

1 load; Cable Ad: and Yufeng

Woollen Rugs—Beach Webster, Chao & Co., Ltd., Manufac-

H. T. Lee, manager turers and Exporters—Broadway

H. C. Webster, partner

J. Woo, do. Geo. Y. Chao, partner and mang. dir.

Shantung

ad : Satru Trading Union, Ltd. Cable Western Co., The, Exporters of Hair

Nets, etc.—Beach; Road; Cable Ad:

Shantung, Traders Co., Ltd., The Westernco

(Shantung Handels-Ges. MB. HA,

Export, Import and Insurance—P. M £

O. Box 2; Cable Ad: Shantra Yannoulatos Brothers

Carl Schmitz, manager Exporters, Pongee Silks,(China), General

Lace, Embroi

Shun Chang Co., Commission Merchants, Street; Cable Ad: Onneybrps Cross

deries, Hair Nets, etc.—Red

Import-Export

and 14(>Cable-AdBeach Rd ; Teleph. 142

: Shunchahg E. P. Yannoulatos, director

N. P. Yannoulatos, signs per pro.

Smith & Co., L. H., Merchants— E. V. Bono, do.

P. Huitong, Chinese manager

Cable Ad: Semay S. K. Yoa,secretary

J. W.

M. Boschen

Cappelen

Yih Wen Commercial College, The—

Agencies Temple Hill

Union Insurance Society of Canton

.- Union Assurance Society, London Yu Tai Tung & Co., Navy Contractors and

China Fire Insurance Co., Ld. General Merchants—24, Gipperich

i ! North British and MercantileInsce. Co. Street; Cable Ad : Yutaitung

 LUNGKOW

n Si

Lungkow, a sub-ofRce under the Chefoo Customs Commissioner, was

declared a trading port in November, 1914, but was not formally opened

until 1st November, 1915. It is about 60 miles due west of Cbefop, on the

■\Vest coast, of the Shantung promontory. It lies about 100 miles south-west

of the Japanese port, Oairen, and is the nearest-port to the rich Manchurian

provinces. Newchwang anel Tientsin are each about 200 miles distant from

Lungkow.

The port is woli sheltered by the Cbimatao Peninsula, and is the most

northern one in China proper open to the sea throughout the year, though

the Harbour is sometimes partly frozen Over,' greatly handicapping the move-

ments of the-olumsy cargo boats. This generally happens in January. The

harbour of Lungkow ■ (Dragon’s Mouth) is seven miles wide at the entrance,

and has a sand bar which forms a breakwater for five miles across the open-

ing. 1 The mh^r ’Jih'fbpur'has' a dow-water mark of from 11 to 14 feet and storms

seldom distilfb the shipping inside. It is not to be expected that the 'Chinese

Government will, for many years at least, undertake extensive harbour im-

prdvemehts at iLuhgko\v;: but, as it is, the inner harbour has accommodation

fot a gteat deal of shipping and, as its bottom is of clay, not sand, a con-

siderable increase in the depth of water available could probably be brought

about by dredging operations. Until such time as recognition of its favourable

geographical situation forces the bestowal of increased communications, to-

gether with harbour improvement similar to those at Chefoo, any increase of

trade will be slow and must come from art increase in exports and a gradual

elevation of the scale of living with an attendant increase in imports. A

handsome new reinforced concrete pier at the New Settlement has been com-

pleted, but h^s never been used and is slowly falling into decay, while the

roiids leading.'to, itj have' been allowed to deteriorate- During 1924 develop-

ment of the towp nprt^w^i ds was planned with some success, but it has since

been abandoned An electric light works, long anticipated, is now an accomplished fact.

The town of Lungkow has a population of about 11,524 but it is estimated

that within a radius of about five miles there is a population of 130,000. A

level stretch of country behind Lungkow, thickly populated and very fertile,

gives promise of the port some day assuming considerable importance. The

proposed Chefoo-Weihsien [Railway would connect Lungkow with both Chefoo

and Weihsien, thus with north and central Shantung. The Weihsien-Lung-

kow-Chefoo motor highway could be easily converted into a railway. In the

meantime, this new road brings more trade to the port, although closed to

traffic in wet weather, the rainy season being July and August. The transport

of mails and cargo is considerable in normal times. The beach and isthmus of

Lungkow are of a loose drifting sand, which, in stormy weather, coupled, with dust

from

becomethea seaside

numerous

resortcoalforsupply depotswork

those whose on all

is insides, mar neighbourhood..

the near what otherwise might easily

The.climate

is slightly cooler than that of Chefoo, and no doubt one of the healthiest in China.

Tradk in 1933

Following the e.vacuation of General Liu Chen-nien’s troops at the end of the

leader in'the person of General HanofFu-chu,

previous year, the whole province Shantung came under

Chairman of thethe control ofGovernment,

Provincial one strong

and this promised well for the peace and order of Lungkow during the

review. This promise was fulfilled in respect to conditions controllable by General year under

AI30 LUNGKOW

Han. but the events in Jehol, coupled with the frequency with which Japanese

destroyers visited Lungkow, caused a revival of the previous year’s fears of a Japanese

invasion taking place through the port^and district. Under instructions from the

Provincial Government full preparations to resist such a landing were again made,

and

that this

wereinevitably

not allayedre-created feelings

until after of apprehension

the conclusion throughout

of the truce the country-side

of Tangku. These fears

having proved groundless once more, the favourable conditions engendered by the

unification of military command, referred - to above, began to have their effect on

business, and this was reflected in the increases returned for all sections of'trade,

namely direct foreign imports, direct exports to foreign countries, and exports of

Chinese produce

however, by thecoastwise.' Much embarrassment

wholesale nature of the smuggling wasoperations

caused to legitimate

carried onimporters,

along the

coast between Chefoo and Chentzekow, and the closing dow.n during the year of 5j5,

out of the 400 shops in Lungkow owing to financial difficulties is attributed

the competition or illicit trade. The: emergence in the port’s import statistic^ of nearly largely to

21,000 catties of artificial silk yarn, wholly contributed from seizures made by the

Customs

the matterpreventive staff, may

of illegitimate be pointed Another

importations. to as oneexample

illustrationmayofbewhat

seenisingoing on in

the almost

complete stoppage of regular sugar arrivals, quite three quarters of the importations

recorded in the statistics being Customs seizures. All export staples did remarkably

well as regards(Brush)

and Chinese shipmentpens. figures: vermicelli,

Vermicelli is the straw hats, offreshthevegetables,

mainstay freshbutfruit,

export trade, the

increased

Hongkong shipments

prices from did

$ 24not

perbring

picul much

at the prosperity

beginning to

of the

the port

year owing

to $15 to

at a fallclose.in

the

The revenue

previous year,Ofduethepartly

port increased remarkably,

to the increase in trade,being

partlymore than doublejunkthatstations

to additional of the

rates in force. Of the total collection of 1.3 million dollars, nearly 13 per tariff

placed under control of the Lungkow office, and partly to the higher import cent,

represented import duties on Customs seizures.

DIRECTORY

British-American Tobacco (China), Ltd. Assist. Tidesurveyor—G. L. Maggs

—Cable Ad: Powhattan Examiners—W. S. H. Fuller, Han Yu

Lin, Shih Hsueh Pin

Customs, Chinese Maritime Tidewaiters—Liu Tso Kai, Yang

Lyon, Wang Ting Tung, Yu ChuanKing

Acting

A ciQiCibtinDeputy

f.Q Vn Com’sr.—Li

O.Chen Tung-wha

V»£»n Jee and

anrl ( Cliieh, Chou Teh Cheng, Kuo Pao

Assistants—Yu

Shan-yi Chen

Clerks—Wu

Lin Yi, Wong Te Yoa,Tsu-yi,

Wang yien

Chu Ling,

Shu uen nm, ri uen

Cheng,

uneng, Wang

vvang Kai Nai, Lee Po Chi Han, Yoh Chao I

and Ku Tze Di Dien

Copyists—

yuan, Kuan Tseng Chi, Ho-shui- Boman

HuoYung-ling Bev.Catholic Mission’s Dispensary

L. M. Frederic

 WEIHAI VYE1

f!j }$ Weihaiwei

Weihaiwei is situated on the south side of the Gulf of Pechili near the extremity

ofnorth-west

the Shantung and thePromontory,

same fromandtheabout port 115 miles distant

of Kiaochau on the fromsouth-west.

Port ArthurFormerly

on the

aJanuary,

strongly-fortified Chinese naval station, it was captured

1895, and was held by them pending the payment of the indemnity, which by the Japanese on 30th

was finally liquidated in 1898. Before the evacuation by the Japanese an agreement

was arrived at between Great Britain and China that the former

territory on lease from the latter, and, accordingly, on the 24th May, 1898, the British should take over the

flag was formally hoisted, the Commissioners representing their respective countries

at the ceremony being Consul Hopkins, of Chefoo, and Captain King-Hall, of H.M.S.

Narcissus,

vessel Foocki, for for

Great Britain,

China. and Taotai

Weihaiwei Yen and

was leased Captain

to Great Lin, “for

Britain of theso long

Chinese war

a period

asBritish

Port Government

Arthur shall asremain in the occupation of liussia,” and

a sanatorium for the British squadron on the China station. was regarded by the

At the Washington Conference in 1921 Great Britain offered to return the territory

to China, and during the latter part of 1922 an Anglo-Chinese Commission met to deal

with

use ofthethequestions

port byandarising

the the out Pleet

British of this.as a These

summer qitestions

station, included

provisions arrangements for theof

foreign residents, representation of foreign residents in theforadministration

the safety

of the tertitory. Towards the ehd of 1924 the Chinese and British plenipotentiaries

arrived

vention, atwasaalmost

complete

readyagreement regarding the terms of Yii-hsiang

rendition, brought

and theabout Con-

a coup d'etat in Peiping inforNovember

signature ofwhen

thatGeneral

year. Feng Negotiations were resumed in

1929 and ofcarried

Nanking to a successful

the convention for theconclusion

renditionin ofAprilWeihaiwei,

1930, bywhich the signature

was ratifiedat

and came into force on October 1st, 1930. It was accompanied by an agreement whereby

certain naval privileges and facilities were granted to the British Government for a

period of ten years, subject to renewal by agreement between the two Powers.

min.The former leased

E., comprises territory,

the Island of Liuwhich

Kung,liesallinthelat.islands

37 deg.in 30themin.

Bay N., long. 122 deg.

of Weihaiwei, and10a

belt of land 10 English miles wide along the entire coastline, and consists of ranges of

rugged

and rivermountains

beds. The and island

rocky hills

of Liuup Kung,

to 1,500once feet barren

high, dividing

and nearlythe plains

treelessintobutvalleys

now

is formed by a backbone of hills rising to some 500 feet. The hillsides on theinmain-

verdant and picturesque as the result of a system of afforestation inaugurated 1910,

land, of which Port Edward is the chief port, are either barren rock or planted with

dwarf pine and scrub oak trees. The valleys are mostly undulating country full of

gullies

with sand andand mountain river-beds;

debris from the streams

the hills. During a,re all torrentialofand

three-quarters chokethese

the year up the valleys

river-beds

are dry. , All istheabout

the territory hills are

285 terraced for cultivation as far as possible. The total area of

square miles-

The strata of the mountains are metamorphic, consisting of beds of quartzite, gneiss,

crystalline,

found and limestone, cut

has across by dykesbyofthevolcanic rockandandsilver,

granite. Goldandis

iron arein thesaidterritory

to exist. andGood been worked

building-stone and aChinese,

rich non-hydraulic tin, lead,

limestone are

infound.

1931 atThe195,000.

territoryThere

contains somesmall

are five 360 villages,

market towns, and thewhere population

fairs arewasheld

estimated

every

five days.

The majority

a peaceful, of thefolk.

law-abiding Chinese inhabitants are either fishermen or farmers, and are

The Government of Weihaiwei up to the date of rendition was administered by a

Commissioner appointed under the Weihaiwei Order-in-Council of the 24th July,

A132 WEIHAIWEI

1901, with powers similar to those of a Colonial Governor. Under this Order the

Commissioner was empowered to make Ordinances for the administration of the

territory. It is now administered by. a High Gommisgipney appointed by the National

Government of the Republic of China, who ^qts directly under the orders of the

Executive Yuan at Nanking

_ Weihaiwei

sailing is nowfroma fairly

northwards regularThe

Shanghai. portharbour

of callisforwellmany Chinabycoasting

lighted steamers

two lighthouses.

The climate of Weihaiwei is exceptionally good, and the winter, though cold, is dry

and bracing. A land and building company formed in Shanghai, has erected several

commodious European

accommodating overonipp bungalows. andThere

alsoisonaa hotel

large onhotel

theon.the mainlapd , capable of

for 50 to 60. Both thepeople,

mainland and .the island Islandroads

good withhayeaccommoda,tion-

been ma

by theplaces.

both local Government, and there are recreation parade grounds , and;. ,gplT course^ ; in.5

The city of Weihaiwei (which lies on the mainland Opposite the island Of Liu

Kung) is a walled town of about 2,000 inhabitants. The town is a poor one, and the

greater portion of the enclosed area is not built on, but cultivated for vegetables.

New roads and

picturesque a Publichave

towngates Parkbeenhavedemolished

been constructed recently, and two of the four

to admit Carriages.

No Customs duties were ‘ collected at Weihaiwei during the British reyme.

In spite of the low taxation, the growing prosperity qf the territory under British rule

caused the public revenue to increase from about $2,Gbp in 19b0 to about ha),f > million

dollarsandinthe1930.

This But a Chinese

establishment of otherMaritime

Central Custom

Government HouseRevenue

has nowCollecting

been established.

Depart-

ments, such as the Salt Gabe)le and the Wine and Tobacco, ^Tax Bureau, has , resulted in

increased taxation accompanied by a diminution of the revenues available for locgi.

government.

Central Government The Municipal Government

for balancing its budget.is nowThedependent

curtailmenton aofsubsidy from the,

the commercial

advantages

of business and depressed land values. The system of Government is nowvolume,

dependent on what was practically a free port has reduced the .more

elaborate and the number of officials has greatly increased'since Rendition.

Tbade in 1933

Weihaiwei passed an undisturbed

but the port felt the loss of its Manchurian year as far as localacutely,

Markets conditions werewith

business concerned,

South

China was affected by the upheaval in Fukien, and, generally

from satisfactory. The prosperity of the district chiefly depends upon the Success speaking, trade was faror

otherwise of the groundnut season, and although supplies wem plentiful, poor prices

and some speculation for higherin prices made production less profitable

helpthan it should

ofhaveexport

been,duty

despite

rates.reductions

This in turn freightreduced

charges thbandpurchasing

Governmeht power ofin the

the tnattbr

whble

country-side

year, the motor trawlers based on the port having a successful season and theainsbore

and had an adverse effect bn imports. The fishing industry had mixed

sailing craft complaining of poor results. Fruit-farming at Weihaiwei is Still 1 bfi the

experiment

years to come.stageMuch and isisbeing

not likely to becomein athenoteworthy

done, howevet, factor infruit

way of importing tradetreesfbr kbpie'

frotii

abroad to develop this industry, and the scheme for establishing

fruit canning factory in the port is not being lost sight of. The silk industry a combified fish and

has

made little progress and continues to be confined to the weaving of silk hose. A: hew

kaoliang

formerly prosperous match factory suspended operations owing to the loss of the

wine distillery successfully established itself during the year; but its

Manchurian

tures markets

of a similar nature. and the severe competition of Japanese aoid Shanghai manufac-

madeA inpreliminary

the early survey

part offorthea year,directbutmotor workroad frontnew

on this T?kih^tab to Weihaiwei

enterprise has not beehyks,

1

commenced.

As regards Some

shipping, 30 motor

997 vehicles

vessels, ply

aggregating for hire

1.3 on the

million existing

tons, roads

entered in

the the

port district.

during

the year, 56 of these vessels being ocean-going steamers calling exclusively for

groundnuts.

National goodsMention should

held innumbers

Weihaiweialso city

be made ofthethesponsorship

successful Exposition of Chinese

which attracted great of visitorsunder from the surroundingofcountry. the local government,

 WEIHAIWEI

AA.I ±-

DIltECTORY

PORT EDWARD

C.o.:: ^AJj'GiHAi,. Mauufac- Clark and

& Co.,D;, General Mercantile,'Naval

Military Contractors—Gable Ad:

tu^Fs of Tajjlij

f/n ris Waters,

A’ Clark, np-.aits. Cleirach

D. Clark .■ , :

British American Tobacco Co. (China), Donald Clarksigns per pro. . r, . -

Y. C. Lee,

LTDi^-Calole Ad’JWWhAttan'

Fock Taio&qPaqj^^ifcSyV/o) II

Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co,, Ltd., Cornabe, mEckfordflT~ife Co., Ho IceT

Merchants—

Wholesale and Retail Wine and Spirit Cable Ad: Cornabe

Merchants

Lavers & Clark, agents ;

-> '■ ■ East Cliff Hotel—Cable Ad : Eastcliff

Chartered Bank India Australia & • Mrs. A. M. A. Travers, manageress

China—Lajvtets,.^’Clark, agents Jl ; Ho'ch tai

Chinese Maritime Customs Fock Tai

General Merchants, Shipping and Insur-

ance

wei Age.nts —Ca^bje Ad: Fuiai, VYcdhyi-

CHURCHES,AdvJJ MISSIONS D. C. Chow, gendrarmanager

D.H.Hunson,

C. Fongmanager

Christian Missions in Many Lands

Weihaiwei— ’ Shipping Dept. :

Mr. &, Mrs. A. Whitela>y Y.Hsu

C. Lee, manager

Mr. andrMrs, A, G. Clarke Chifong j C. P. Yew '

’;lMi$£ A. Gresham ; P. S. Kieng | Pao Kiangching

" Miss ^-Rout.

; Weriteiig

, Mr. & Mrs. HsienJ. El E. Bridge

FooCommission

Wei Go-., The,

^ I'oo weii:

General Merchants

Miss E. Dameil

Kwaniitsen Agents—15, Yi Yuan andLu;

Mrs. M. Smith Cable Ad: Foowei

Miss J. Coxoni; Y. C. Lee, director

Miss M. Hayworth . H. W. Sun, do.

Shihtao H. W. Chi, signs per pro.

Miss Akers Agents

Mr. «fe Mrs. J,,fb Davis . Kailan Mining Administration

Shangputou Imperial Chemical Industries (China),

Miss S. Le Tourneau TheLd.China Soap Co., Ld.

Yao Hua Mechanical Glass Co.

® & mm * Union

Sun LifeInsce. SocietyCo.of ofCanton,

Assurance Ld.

Chung hwa sheng hung hui The Texas Co,;(Chiiia), Ld.Canada

.

Church of England Mission (S.P.G.)

G. E. F.Sibley, b.s«. b.a. H.B.M, Consul ate—Cable, Ad: Britain

St.Rev.

John’s H.Church-^Port

Simpson, Edward H.B.M. Naval Depot—Liukungtao, Wei-

Franciscan. Cp^yEisfT haiwei

Medical Officer-in-charge, Naval ;Depot

Rev. Mother Superior—M. Rosalie —Surg.Naval Comdf.Store

W. H.Officer—W.

Murray, R.N.H.

Deputy

St. James Church—Liu Kung Tao H. Webster

Civilian Clerk—R. J. Mawer

Rev. F. H. Simpson, b.a.

A134 WEIHAIWEI

Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn. King’s

Lavers & Clark, agents D. Hotel—Cable Ad: Kings

Clark, proprietor

Hor Chung, Tea Service Maker—48,

Dorward Road xJj ^ Tai Mow

Imperial ChemicalofIndustries

Ltd., Importers (China) Lavers & Clark, Merchants—17, Chung

Alkalies, Dyestuffs

Commercial & Industrial Chemicals, etc. Shan Lu, Mainland; Cable Ad : Lavers

E. E. Clark

Foo Wei Co., agents

Island Hotel Niggemann & Co., W., General Merchants

D. Clark, proprietor W. Paetow, signs per pro.

WEIHAIWEI

Ah Fong, Photographers—Island and Reuter’s Telegram Co., Ltd.

Mainland; E. E. Clark, agent

F. H. Sze,Cable Ad: Ah Fong

manager

Ah Mee, Government Contractor Sin Jelly-Belly i Co., Naval Tailors—

Mee E. San, proprietor Liukungtao

J. K. Chu, manager

•CHURCHES ^ ^ t if h

Catholic

Rev. Mission of Weihaiwei

P. M. Durand, ecoi. sup. Sun SingSun sing mou yi hung sze

(W.H.W.) Trade Co., Importers and

Rev. M. Masson, superior (W.H.W.) Exporters ofLaces, Linen, Flax, Silk, Em-

Rev. C. Stern, pro. sup. rector broideries,

Hair-net, Pongee silk,Hoses, 'lea-post.

and Shantung

(Mowping)

Rev. J. B. Yang, rector (Wenteng Sunsing Products—91, Tung Yi Lu; Cable Ad:

City)Francis Ki, asst. (W.H.W.) Weihaiwei

Rev.

Rev. F. Chicoine, rector lHayang) proprietorsHandiwork Co., mgrs. and

Rev. T. Cansell, rector H. F. Tsung, signs per pro,

Rev. Paul

PeterYang

Liou (Yungcheng)

(Wenteng) L. S. Chi, sales manager

Rev.

Stella Maris School director Weihaiwei Lighter Co.

Rev. Br. Andrew-Joseph, Lavers & Clark, managers

Rev. Br. Emile, Chrysologus Joachim,

Bonaveuture, Irenaeus, Cyril

Weihaiwei Mission Press

TheRev.Convent

Mother Geraldine, superior A. Whitelaw, manager

Rev. Mother Giles, Henriette,

Rev.Donatila,

SistersLaubia and Chrodegand

Constance, Laurentius, it X ft H $] &I M

Onorata,

Bathildis, Charles, Martha,Ojenia,

Eucharistie, Wei sing sze sui pien chi hung cho

Cat- Weihaiwei

harine and Agnes Handiwork Co., Manufac-

turers and Exporters of Embroideries,

Union Chapel—Liu-kung-tao Laces, Hoses,

Hair-net, Tea-pots,

Pongee Silver Wares,

Silk, Shantung Pro-

ForH. the use

M. Fleet of Non-Conformists of ducts—91, North Street, City Weihai-

A. Whitelaw and wife wei; Cable Ad: Weising

S. S Handley, managing director

 WEIHAIWEI—TSIN.GTAO (KIAOCHAU) Al35

fr ^ ^ 0 Yung Sheung

WeI-HAI-WEI .XilPORT AND EXPORT ,Co., Young King & Co., Army and Navy

(successors Weihaiwei Wine Import Co.), Contractors, Genei’at (Storekeepers —

Wholesale Alerchants—The Bund; Cable The Bund; Teleph. 16 ;

Ad:trcZtee..,

Tailai

F. C. Lee Y(JEN Chong & Co., Naval and Military

Agencies Contractors

Yuenchang — Liukungtao; Cable Ad:

'McEwan-Younger

Cande, Price, Xd. Ld- C. L. Chang, manager

TSINGTAO ( KIAOCIIAU )

-HI B Kiau-chau

Tsingtao, situated at the entrance to Kiaochau Bay in Shantung, was

occupied by a German squadron; on 'November 14th, 1897, in consequence of

the murder of two Germau missionaries, and Germany obtained from China

a' lease of the territory for the term of 99 years When the great war in

Europe broke out in 1914, Japan, under the terms of her treaty cf alliance

with Great Britain, intervened because the peace of the Ear East was menaced

by the German occupation of Kiaochau, inasmuch as the Colony constituted

a naval base for operations in the East against the shipping and territories

of; the countries with whom Germany was at war. Shortly after the out-

break of the war Japan advised Germany to disarm all her armed vessels in

Chinese and Japanese waters, and to hand Kiaochau over to Japan with a

view to its eventual restoration to, 'China, Germany returned no reply to

this comimiuttication. Consequently, on August 23rd, Japan declared war

toagainst Germany,

blockade and took

and invest measuresterritory

the German at once, ofin co-operation

Kiaochau. The withbombardment

the British,

of the place by land and sea began on September 27th, and the garrison

capitulated

night attack,oninNovember

which the7th(South

after Wales

all the Borderers

forts had been taken bywitha final

co-operated the

Japanese. . H.JiES-. Tfutfripfo and,.the destroyers Usk and JteiwieU assisted in

the naval operations. Upwards of 5,000 prisoners T were taken and conveyed

to Japan for internment until the end of the w ar.

By the Sino-Japanese Treaty of 1915, China engaged herself to recognise all

matters that might be agreed upon between the Japanese Government and the

German Government respecting the disposition of all the rights, interests and

concessions, which, in virtue of treaties or otherwise, Germany possessed

vis-a-vis China in relation to the province of Shantung. This instrument was

recognised at the time by Great Britain and France. At the Conference of

the Allies at Paris, the Chinese delegates contended that any rights which

Germany possessed should revert to their Government, in accordance with

Japan’s original undertaking, especially as, since that undertaking was given,

China had become one of the Allies. As they failed to obtain satisfaction,

they declined to sign the Peace Treaty with Germany, which provided that

Germany’s rights in Shantung should be transferred to Japan. The matter

came before the

tung Treaty, Washington

under Conference

which it was providedinthat

1921,theandterritory

the result wasbetherestored

should Shan-

to China. A Sino-Japanese Commission was subsequently appointed to give

effect to the provisions of the Treaty, and this body met in 1922 and arranged

terms which are set forth in the Treaty section of this volume.

Al3tf TSI^GTAO (KIAOCHAtJ)

While Kiaoehau was in German occuipation, the special attention of the

Administration was devoted to agricultural, commercial and mining deve-

lopment in the Protectorate and Shantung. The local administration con-

sisted of a Council, composed1 of all the heads of the several administrative

departments under the personal supervision of the Governor and four mem-

bers chosen from the civil population and appointed for two years. The Pro-

tectorate developed to an unlooked-for extent under this system of admini-

stration, which enabled all the vital questions at issue,, such as legal rights,

landed properties, land-tax assessment, school and church matters, to be sat-

isfactorily settled. The o-bject of the Administration in dealing with the

land question was to secure for every settler the lasting possession of his plot,

thereby apposing unhealthy land speculation. Tsingtao, on the 2nd Septem-

ber, 1898, was declared a free port. The harbour had all the advantages of

a Treaty port, and as a free port especially recommended itself as an em-

porium, since the merchant could there store, free of duty, his wares from

abroad or his raw materials brought from the interior of China. The Chinese

import duties were at first levied only on goods brought to Tsingtao by

sea, when they were transported beyond the borders of the Protectorate into

Chinese territory. The Chinese export duties were at first levied only on

goods brought from the interior of China, when they were shipped, from the

German Protectorate to any other place. But in December 1905 a

new Convention came into force whereby Tsingtao ceased to be a

free port, and the Imperial Maritime Customs began to collect

duties there as wndl as all the other Treaty ports of China,

the Convention stipulated that 20 per cent of the import duty collected

at Tsingtao should be phid ter the ijriifieria!l German Government The Com-

missioner of Customs in his report for 1906 commented oh the arrangement

as follows:—"The principal object of the arrangemefit, which, moreover,

afforded the opportunity of a political rapprochement and material conces-

sions for mutual -behefit ohT both'sides, Was the creation . and promotion of

trade and Cbminerce betw een the Pdchigehiet and the Chinese hinterland.

The results of the first epoch have conclusively proved tile wisdom of this

novel arrangement. Under it trade developed beyon,d expectation and rose

from a value of Taels 2,000,000 in 1809 to Tls. 22,000,000 in 190o, and Tsingtao,

the former dilapidated fishing village,' j^rew into h handsome city witfi a

flourishing mercantile community and a: considerable number of manufactur-

ing establishments, giving promise of good profits and further development.

Its success emboldened the merchants, foreign and Chitiese? to ask for, and

the Government to agree to, going a step further and arranging for the

limitation of the free area, which formerly edmprised the whole Fachtgebiet,

to tho harbour, on much the feame lines as the German free ports Hamburg

and Bremen. The chief advantage of this step lies in the removal of Custom

•control from the railway stations to the free area, and the consequent free-

dom of goods, find passengers to pass in and put, from and to the hinterland,

without hindrance or control of any kind—a traffic simplification from which

a considerable increase in trade was, expected.” The new < arrangement

inspired confidence in the stability and future of the port and attracted

artisans, traders, and wealthy Chinese firms, which last, hitherto dealing

with Chefoo, had until now kept aloof from the place. The total value of

trade increased

1909, and reachedfroma total

Hk. of Tls.Hk.30,700,000 in 1906 for

Tls. 56,330,321 to Hk. the yearTls. 19-12)

39,700,000

or an in- in

crease of 20% over, the previous year, notwithstanding the disadvantageous

conditions for trade caused by the revolutionary troubles in China.

The The Bay ofisKiaochau moretheisthan

an extensive inlet two miles north-west aoflowCape JaeSchke

with entrance

rocky shores,notwith new Ijtown

milesof Tsingtao

across, the(‘^grden

east side beingfrom

island)” promontory

a small grassy

island

west closeof tothetheentrance

land) about two miles from the with

pointhillsof therising

peninsula. On the

feet. side

The shore here is rocky,isandanother promontory

dangerous on the west side, hut on thetoeastaboutside is600a

goodhestretch

just of sandy

seen from beach. (about

the entrance The bay15istoso20large

milesthat

away),theandlandtheatwater

the gradually

head can only

gets

 TSINGTAO (KIAOCHAU) A137

shallower as the north side of the bay is approached. The old Chinese Kiaochau city

stands at the north-west corner of the bay about 5 miles from the sea. At Tsingtao

there are two anchorages for big ships; the larger arid better one is round the point of

the

neweast

molepromontory,

was opened onon March

the north6th, side,

1904,and the accommodates

which other, smaller one,five onvessels

the south

with side.

berths.A

A second mole was opened a few months later, and a third for kerosene ships was

•subsequently constructed. They have direct connection with the railway. About 20

rships can be berthed simultaneously in the harbour.

The hills, in former days merely bare rocks of granite and porphyry, are now clad

in fresh green owing to an extensive scheme of afforestation, which was decided upon

inplain

thecountry,

early days of the

on the coiohy. is The

north-east soil and

alluvial of theveryvalleys

fertile,between the rangescultivated.

and is carefully and the

Wheat, barley, beans, millet, maize, and many other grains in smaller quantities are

grown. The foreign residential quarter at Tsingtao has been well laid out, and there

are

PrincesomeHenry

goodofforeign

Prussiahotels. The first

in October, 1899,sod

andofthetheline

Shantung

to TsinanfuRailway

was was cut on

opened by

the 1st June, 1904. It has done a prosperous business from the day it was opened.

The wireless

removed installation

by the Japanese navalat the Signal Berg,

authorities originally

in June, 1921, butbuilta powerful

by the Germans, was

new wireless

station has been established by the Japanese military authorities at Taisichen. It is

available

was openedto intheJanuary,

public for1912,“ urgent

with ”funds

telegrams.

suppliedA bythoroughly

the Union equipped observatory

of German Navy

Leagues abroad. A Boys’ Middle school, built at a cost of Yen 228,000, now stands

where

The the Germans

portofficially

came under had erected

the control an aero-shed on the western slope of the Yamen Forts.

and was proclaimed to beofa special

the National

area onGovernment

the 1st May.onThe thenew15thmunicipality

April, 1929,

has been active in improving local conditions.

In May, 1929s a radiogram service was made available for commercial

use. Roads in general are kept in a good state of repair and construction

and extension have, steadily increased with the result that at the end of 1933

the mileage of urban and suburban roads was 239 and 373 kilometers respec-

tively. Finally, the motor-highway between Tsingtao and Chefoo, a distance of

150 miles, was completed, thus rendering available to motorists using Tsingtao as

theirwork

tion base the use of1933various

during provincial

comprised highways.valued

538 buildings Private or commercial

at about $3,850,000,construc-

among

them various bank buildings and the Edgewater Mansions, a new and completely

modern hotel. Additionality, the Municipality completed tlie reconstruction of the

pier extending outwards from the main promenade towards the island known as small

'Tsingtao,

Comprisingat aascost of $260,000

it does a runningandtrack,erected a publicfield,stadium

a football space forat atennis,

cost ofbasketball,

$197,000.

etc., it is in constant use by Chinese and Foreigners alike.

The Public Works Department has been steadily improving the water

supply in. spite of difficulties deriving from comparatively scanty rainfall

and lack of access to rivers or lakes. The Telephone Administration has also

been keeping abreast of local development and has undertaken the installa-

tion of 400 additional instruments. Last, but by no means least, the greatest

>care is being given to education. Municipal expenditure in the latter con-

nection has doubled in the past two years.

According to a Chinese census, the population has increased by over 18,000

persons during 1933 and now stands at a total of 444,690 inhabitants. The

most important development on hand at present is the construction of a new

concrete and granite pier in the Great Harbour, a basin reserved for the

use of ocean and roastwiso steamers. The work was commenced in July, 1932

■and, according to the terms of the contract, should be completed in four years.

Trade in 1933.

Continued efficient administration of the province of Shantung by the

Provincial Chairman, General Han Fu Chu and of the Municipality of

Tsingtao by the Mayor, Admiral Shen Hung Lieh, coupled with a general

.absence of political troubles, created an atmosphere very favourable to trade.

 A138 TSINGT^O (KIAOCHAU)

Moreover, in spite of the flood of the yellow River in certain districts of the

province, there was no report of any serious falling-off in the agricultural

crops, which on the contrary, proved quite satisfactory The drop in the

price of agricultural products, ranging from 30% to 50%, severely impaired,

how'ever, the purchasing po-wer of the farmers. Detailed figures for trade-

are as follows: —

1933 1932

St. § St. I

Foreign Goods Imported from Abroad ........ 70,845,829 87,643,680

Chinese Goods Exported to Abroad 41,607,700 40,305,678

Chinese Goods Imported

from Chinese Ports 31,080,185 51,855,655

Chinese Goods Exported to Chinese Ports 60,376,941 70,011,435

Total Value of Trade 203,910,655 249,816,448

Foreign imports during 1933 showed a marked decline after May 16th, due-

probably, to previous stimulation in anticipation of the introduction of a

new Customs Import Tariff On that date. The cotton industry of Tsingtaq,

displayed continuous expansion, the output for the year being around 265,000

bales of grey yarn and 3,000,000 pieces of grey piece goods, worth altogether

around $80,000,000; The importation of raw cotton decreased, however, owing

to the increasing supply of the local product.

The ether main export of the port, as well as of the province, is ground-

nuts. The crop in 1933 was a$ good as in 1932 but the export trade was

hampered by a slump in the price on foreign markets and keen competition

from Dairen. The quantity of groundnuts in shell and groundnut kernels

exported abroad thus shrank from 148,778 quintals and 853,963 quintals in

1932 to 132,449 quintals and 586,042 quintals respectively in 1933. As regards

groundnut oil, exports showed a. slight revival in 1933.

Shantung is China’s leading province in the production of tobacco leaf,

supplying 30°/. of the vield of China as a whole. Export is principally

through Tsingtao. According to one estimate, production of tobacco leaf in

1933 was between 205,629 quintals and 226.796 quintals.

Customs revenue collected by the Kiaochow Customs , in 1933 amounted to

$20,802,212, a sum exceeded only by Shanghai and Tientsin.

DIRECTORY

Adams

Anhui

Cp.. T.,Teleph.

Automobile

593 agent—24, MissLydia Reich (on furloughV

Miss

T. Adams, proprietor Rev. kMaeMrs.Rohlfs

Then. Schblz

Miss M. Clara Sullivan

American Chamber of Commerce Tsino

President & Secretary—T. Adams Rev. L. G. Cooper

Miss

Rev. kErva

Mrs.Moody

R. Sell

American Lutheran Mission of Miss E. Strunk

Shantung

Tsingtao Kiaochow

Rev. k Mrs P. P. Anspach Rev.

Mrs. W. Matzat Miss F. Strecker

 TSINGTAO (KIAOCHAU) Al39

# * E @ *l ff §1£ /B Way foong ning hong

Mei-gwo djang lao hwei Honokong and Shanghai Banking

American Presbyterian Mission— Corporation—3, Kuantau Road; P.O.

Tsi Yang Poad: Teleph. 5045; Cable BoxE. 71H. Gordon, sub-agent

Ad : Presbyteran W. J. Sutherland, assistant

R. G. Coonradfc and wife K. Okabe

Miss Irene Forsythe

S. Sautenschlager and wife

Miss Ella Gernhardt fr m ffi m &

Wan-kuo-chu-hsu-hui

a t-i Sun Cheong International Savings Society, Public

Andersen, Meyer & Co., Ltd., En- and Savings Company, founded in 1912

gineers and Contractors, Exporters Government Registered under the French

and Importers, Manufacturers, In- Recorded at Laws of 24th July, 1867.

French Consulate-Gen-

surance Agents—35, Kuan Tao Rd. ; eral, Shanghai—2, Kuantau Road.

Teleph 4906; Cable Ad: Danica Head Office: 7, Avenue Edward

{for agencies see Shanghai) VII, Shanghai: Cable Ad: Intersavin

J. F. Kearney, manager for Shan-

Ardee House—15, Fushan Road, tung

Cable Ad : Harris

Ming Hwa Commercial and Savings

Arnhold & Co.. Ltd.—20, Kuantao Road; Bank—42, Chung Shan Road;

Telephs. 5147 and 5148; Cable Ad:

Cable Ad: Ulfhansen Mmghwa

W! & M ® *18 35 i8j

Ying shang A si a, ftun yu hung sz Whang ping cheng ching ing hong

Astatic Petrot.euiw Co. (North China tsing tao tsu chang sou

Ltd., The—Cable Ad : Doric Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd.. Thb

N. L. Napier, manager —1, Kuan tao Road; Cable Ad: Shokin

P. J. Wilson 1 H. E. Foster I. Hirai, manager

F.B. Elliott I Miss E. M. Blake

J. Drewett, installation mgr.

Bickerton’s Private Hotel—12, Lai-

yang Road; P.O. Box 235; Cable Ad:

BANKS Bickerton

Bank of Chosen, General Banking Botklho Bros., Merchants—Snanso

Business—8,

2217, Kuantao

2535, 2669 Road;Cable

and 21715; Telephs.

Ad': Bank Building, 1st floor, Chungshan

Chosenbank Road; Teleph. 3849; P.O. Box 12;

Cable Ad: Botelho

Bank of Communications—30, Chung

Shan Road: Telephs. 5011-5015; Brembach, E. M. H., Commission and

Chungpa Yao, manager Advertising Agency—3, Pacific Road;

P.O. Box 220

Chartered Bank of India,

and China—Cable Ad: Tenacity Australia

J. R. Watson, sub-agent British-Amertcan Tobacco Co. (China),

H. J. M. Cook, sub-accountant Ltd.—Cornabe Eckford Building,

A. M. Gonsalves Kuantao Road

L. T. Chang, compradore British Chamber of Commerce^—Cable

Ad:Chairman

Britiscom—R. H. Eckford

Deutsch Asiattsche Bank—P.O. Box

111; Cable Ad: Teutonia Hon. Secretary—R. K. Rodger

A14° TSINGTAO (KLAOOHAIJ)

B-ritish CraAHETTE Co., Ltd., Cigarette Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co., Wine

manufacturers—Mon Chwang Road; and Spirit . Merchants -29, Kuan

Telephs. 3005, (factory), 3585.-(print- 2938; Tau Road; Telephs.,. 2832, 2210,

ing dept.) ■ and 4733 (accounting Cable Ad: Cornabe

■ Cornabe, Eckford Jr Co., agents

dept); P.O. Box 74; Cable Ad:

Cigarette or Leaf

R. H. Ball, manager Carlowitz' &' Co., Merchants, Engineers

J. K. Poteat, suoerintendent and Contractors—13,

A.. E Ralph, Assist, do.

P.Mrs.S. Kar>pi»s,

GleerL; -accountant*,.; Telenhs. 24^0, 3407; P. O.WoosUng

BoX_86'; Road;

Cable-

stenog. Ad: Carlowitz; Codes: Carlowitz, A.B.C.

P.C.S.Biripkoff 5th and 6th Edns., Rudolf Mosse, Acme..

Currie Head Office: Shanghai. Bnanch&i: Tien-

T). B. BApnelley tsin, Hankow, Taiyuanfu,

ing, Mukden, Canton, Tkinarlfu,

. Dairen Pek-

and'

C.O; A.Ge^Cbke

Gerdn Harbin

J. E. Ffilburn

r A. H. Kellaway g Ewei'tfwng

K-J W. T,acy

' :'A.C. O.McCartnev

Noten Casey i f c . Lyttle, Importers and Ex-

■T. Wallace porters, Engineers and Insurance

R. V. Willis Agents—48,

Box 22; CableKwah

Ad : Hsien Road; P.O.-

Galyt

C. Young Wm. Lyttle, sole partner

8 :pointing ■ Dept'. A. Markevitch, manager

Miss Goriatcheff

' ' T.E. .1.Mcllousall

Hooke

J. D. Simpson Catholic Mission of Tsingtao (Steyl

Artist Dept. Missionarifj^

K. Elbfer

. .T. Hempel and ChekiangS.,Y- DJ—Corner

Roads; of Qhufu

Teleph. ^204; P.O..

' G. F. Palm an Box 149; Cable Ad: Tienchutang

Apostolic Vicar -Mgr. Dr. G.'Welg .,

Procurator—P. Max Seidel

Parish priest—P. Dr. J. Weig

Bro. Liberius Teuschel

Brockmann

3217; P.Acme,O. BoxA.B.C.

102; 6th

Cable P. X. Bibij

Codes: edn.Ad:andWebro;

Mosse Bro. L. Tenschel

Bro. Erminoldris

Bruno Hat:be

Import, Export (Successor to

and Wholesale, Carl Fisher), China Baptist Puplicatio^ Society—

Clocks, Jewellery, Optics. Watches,

Leather 10, Kwan Hai Road .

Gbods. Luxury Goods, Cutlery,1 etc.— . E. L. Morgan, m.a,,. secretary :

P. O. Box 254, P.Branch

Yamagata-dori; O. Boxin87Dairen:

, 57,

China Impqrt and Export Lumber 1 Cor

Busch & von Alemann, Import, Export, Lm—Gable Ad: Lumberco

Insurance,

Road; Shipping—34,

P.O. Box 147; Cable Ad: Kuan Tau

Dacheng

O.P.v. Alemann, 3am ^ g«

Kutt partner China

Marine,Underwriters, Ltd.,Motor:

Accident, Sickness, Life, Fire,

Gar

^ Tai Icoo and

Hongkong General Insurance-M-H^ad Office:

Butterfield & Swire, Merchants-- General Agents — Batelhp Pros.,

P.O. Box 108; Cable Ad: Swire Snanso Bank Building, 1st

R. K. Rodger, signs per pro. floor,1 Chungshan Road; P.O.

I. E. L, Maekay Box 12; Cable Ad : Botelho

 TSINGTAO (KIAQCHAU) A14I

^ Ta chang Tsingtao

Cable Ad: Hockey

Doric Club—Teleph. 2468;:

Chinese Engineering & Development Hon. Secretary—H. E. Foster (actg.)

Co., Railway—19,

Engineering Supplies and General

Kuangsi Road; Treasurer—H. E. Foster, c/o A.P.C.

Cable Ad: Cedco Tsingtao International Club — 1,.

H.Yang

A. Raider, general

Paol-ing, manager

secretary Chungshan Road; P.O. Box 96

J. C. Wei Chairman—J. Lennox

Vice-do. -H. E. Newbill

Hon. Secretary—P. J. Wilson

CLUBS & ASSOCIATIONS Hon. Treasurer— H. Sehwardtmann

C. C. Chow | T. Kohmuchi

C.F. G.Heller

Keefe 1| Y.Franklin'

OgawaF. C. Ling

^ ip] p m Secretary—H. J. Hearne

Te huo ting hsiang hue

Deutsche Vereinigung—P. O. Box 150; Tsingtao Paper Hunt Club—Teleph.

Cable Ad: Devauteh 2611;

President—P. Er. Richter

Vice-President—Dr. O. Kolinke J. G.Cable Ad: TPHC

Schiitte, master c/o Swire

Hon. Secretary—G. Duesing I. E. L. Mackay:, secretary

Hon. Cashier—A. Dienel

German School—A. Henzler

German Club (Deutsches Heim)— CONSULATES American—Teleph. 2044; P.O. Box 106-

R. Mueller Consul—D. C. Berger

Committees—C. F. Wacker and Vice Consul—C. O. Hawthorne

W. Ohlwein

German Club (Deutsches Heim)—1, British Consul-General—H. F. Handley-

Second Kuanshiang Road; Teleph. Derry, c.b.e.

4402; P.O. Box 150 Vice-Consul—K. W. Tribe

Hon. President and Treasurer—

R. K. Mueller

Entertainment Committee — C. Finnish—7, Vice-Consul—G.Laiyang Frantz

Road

Heller

International Recreation Club of German—1, Consul—

Tsingtao Road

Dr; E.F.Brackho

Tsingtao—Adams Building. Chung- Secretary—C. Wacker

sban Road; Telephs. Office- 3802, Race Mrs. G. Gerriets

Course:

Sport 2481; P. O. Box 232; Cable Ad:

Chairman—T. Adams Japanese—Pacific Road

Hon. Secretary—H. J. Zimmerman Consul-General—Junzo Sakane

Accountant—P. M. Belov

Racing Secretary— N. R. Plasovsky

Business do. —L. Y. Chen lU Ho kee

Supt. of Course—G.Dobrovolsky

Stenographer—,!. D’Arenberg CORNABE, EcKFORD &, McMuLLAN, Ll’D.,

Clerk—E. L. Liu Inlporters, Exporters, Commission

Do. —John Ing Y. Liang Agents — 29, Kuantau Road; Te-

Business Manager—Y. lephs. 2832, 2210; P.O. 'Box 92;

Cable Ad: Cornabe

Russian Christian Association in D. F. R. McMullan, dir.. (Chefoo)

Tsingtao—1, Kinkow Road R. H. Eckford, co-manager

J. C. McMullan, do.

Tsingtao Golf Club L. T. Tsao, compradore

President—G. C. F. Russell A. C. Orchin

Hon. Secretary—H. C. D. Davies Mrs. M. Merconloff

Hon. Treasurer—J. F. Kearney Y. L. T. Fu

Ladies Repres.—W. S. Elliott A. G. Yourieff

A.16

A142 TSINGTAO (KIAOCHAU)

ffltl M W Chino hni kwan Fanand& Insurance

Co., Benjamin C-, Forwarding

Agents, Official Cus-

Custom House, KiaochowW. Bradley

Commissioner—Hugh toms Brokers—91, Chung Shan

Deputy do. —Y. Akatani Road; Teleph. 3716; Cable Ad:

Chief Tidesurveyor—H. E. Olsen Bcfco; Cede: Bentley’s

Benjamin C. Fan, mgr. director

Dai Nippon Brewepy Co., Ltd.—6, Teng- Far East Superintendence Co., Ltd.—

chou Road; P.O. Box 103 General Cargo and Cotton Controllers

— P. O. Box 142; Ad: Supervise; Head

# « n ;§ * Office:

M. L.Kobe

Snow,(Japan)

agent

Dah Lien Chi Chuen Hwei Shue

Dairen Kisen Kaisha, Steamship Frantz & Co., G., Import Export-

Owners and Shipping Agents—18, Insurance—ExchangeO. Box 192 Building, Room

Kuan Tau Road; Telephs. 2136, 12;G.P.Frantz

2563 and 2727; Cable Ad: Daiki •

Code: Bentley’s

M. Tsuruno. manager Fu Chang Printing Office, . Printers,

T.B. Nishiura

Tagami I R. Fujita Bookbinders and Stationers—57,

K. Miyoshi | S. Iwanaga Wahsien

J. H. Yuan, manager

Henry T. Lee, sub-manager

WJ if E li sze

Deutsche Stickstoff Handelsgesells- suranceAccident

General Fire & Life As-

chaft Waibel & Co.—10, Kuantao Road; P.O.Co., Ltd.—72, Kwanhsien

Box 133; Cable Ad: Russell

Road; Teleph. 4422; P.O. Box 2;

Cable Ad: Waidefag German

F. Weitz Box 248;School-61,

Cable Ad: Hunan Road; P.O.

Devauteh

S* H M

Djtng & Co., Walter, Manufacturers, Grand Hotels, Ltd., The—Telephs.

Exporters and Commission Merchants 5171-3, 2725, 2884 and 2401; Cable

—80, Kuan Hsien Road; P.O. Box edn. Bentley’s Codes: A.B.C. 5th

Ad: Grandotel;

78; Cable Ad: Kienfejig W. E. A. Duerr, manager

Operating: —

Dollar Co., TheKuan

Robert, Grand Hotels

Shipping—29, Tau Lumber and

Road: Cable Strand Hotels

Strand Villas

Ad:W.Dollar: Teleph. 2655;

Stoy Elliott, manager P. O. Box 118

General Agents Grill, Max, General Store Import—

Tacoma

AmericanOriental S.S. Co.

Mail Line 48-50, Kuangsi Road; P.O. Box

Dollar Steamship Line 220; Cable Ad: Grill; Branches-:

Shanghai and Tsinanfu

Max Grill, proprietor

Donnelly, D. E., Land Broker and Miss K. Grill

Estate Agent—5, Hunan Road; Miss A. Hausmann

Cable. Ad : Donnelly Valentin Drossel

Miss M. Lipphardt

East Asiatic

General Co., Ltd., Ship-owners

Merchants—25, Kuantau and

Road;

Teleph. 2789; P.O. Box 19; Cable Ad: n, m -k ts m is

Orient;

and Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn., Acme Holy Ghost

Bentley’s Convent (Under direction

ofHigh-class

the Franciscan Missionaries

Boarding of Maryt,

School for Girls;

Erin House, Private Hotel—5, Hunan Preparation for the Cambridge local

Road; P.O. Box 45; Cable Ad: Examinations, Junior and Senior—Cable

Harris Ad: Convent

 TSINGTAO (K1AOCHAU) A143

Impeeial Chemical Industries (China), Lennox Valuers,

& Co., J., Auctioneers,

Land and Estate Agents—

Ltd., Importers

mercial of AlkaliesChemicals

and Industrial and Com-—

Exchange Building, 2, Chekiang Road; Teleph. 5721;

Telephs. 4233 and 28,4409;

Kwantao

CableHoad;

Ad: Cable Ad : Lennox

Alkali Linke, Otto, Chemist and Druggist—

J.A. Hackney,

H. Aiers, div.

actg.mgr.

distr. mgr, 155, Chungshan Road

Otto Linke, manager

S. B. Duncan I J. Smith A. J. Revel Mourez

T. D. Adams | Miss J. Yourieif

R. Linke

Jaedine Engineering Corporation LuRoad

Ta Mining Co., Ltd.—51, Kwangsi

W. B. Cornaby, signs p.p.

M. T. Chang

Maendler, A., Cafe and Restaurant—

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., General 163, Chung Shan Road; Teleph.

Merchants and Shipping Agents— 3497; P.O. Box 216

31, Kwantau

Teleph. Road;Ad:P.O.Jardine

2475; Cable Box 114;

W.W.B. G.Cornaby, agent Maruni Shokai, Shipping agents—22r

Adams Kuan Tao Road; Teleph. 192; Cable

H. H. Tod | T. Ozawa Ad: Marunishokai

Ho Wing Sang, compradore

^ ® £

m m m m mm w McMullan h Company, Ltd., James,

Kiao tsi ti lu kwan li chu Importers - Exporters - Commission

Kiaociiow-Tsinan Line (Chinese Govern- Agents—29, Kuantao Road; Teleph.

5260, Cable Ad: McMullan. Head

ment Railways)—Pacific Road; Teleph. Office : Chefoo

3400; Board

Cable Ad: Kiaotsi

of Management: D. F. R. McMullap,. managing

Ke Kiiang-ting (chairman), Lu director

Meng-hsiung, Tsui Shih-chieh, J. C. McMullan, dir. (Tsingtao)

Peng Tung-yuan and Chen Yen- Agent): : — G. A. Renkewitz

wen The Commercial- Union Assurance

C. H. Yeh, resident comptroller Cm, Ltd

of accounts and audit The Manufacturers Life Insur-

Yung Chien, supt. of gen. dept. ance Co.

C. M. Sung, asst. do. Patons & Baldwins, Ltd.

E. K. Denn, chief engineer Sherwin Williams Paints

Y. Kimura, traffic manager Yorkshire Insurance Coi, Ltd.

S.K. Tan, asst. do

K. T. Tsai, loco. supt.

L. M. Kao, supt. of materials Melchers & Cd, Exporters, Importers

and Shipping Merchants—63, Kwan

W P. Lu, chief accountant Hsien Road; P.O. Box 32; Cable

S. Oishi- do.

B. D. Luan, supt. of Ssufang Ads: Nordlloyd

Melchers, Melchersco and

works J. G. Schuette, manager

R. Henzler

King Chong Loong Co., Peanut and M. Jacoby I A. F. Tai

Peanut Oil Merchants—P

Teleph. 3046; Cable Ad: Factor O. Box 59;

Minemura Oil Mill, Ltd., Exporters

of Groundnut Oil, Groundnuts and

If Pw i* Groundnut

Teleph. 2191;Cf>ke—4,

P.O. BoxHwayang

62; CableRoad;

Ad:

Kittt, Paul,Exchanee Broker—Exchange Minemura F. R. Hailing, managing director

Building: Telephs. 3191 and S'282; J. Jamieson | T. H. R. Porte!

Cable Ad: Alasaticus

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A144 TS1NGTA0 (KIAOCHAU)

.■Jj; San ching Phoenix Chemical Co., Manufacturers

Mitsui Buss an Kaisha, Ltd. (Mitsui & of23, Chemical KwangsiProducts & Dye Stuff—

Road; Teleph. 3462;

Co., Ltd.), Importers, Exporters

Shipping Agents—Tangyi Load; Cablo com and P.O. Box 207; Cable Ad: Siebold-

Ad:Y. Mitsui

Ogawa, manager

S. Hirayama, assist, mgr. Post Office

Acting Deputy Postal Commis-

sioner in Charge—E. J. Van-

(Naigai Wata Kaisha, Ltd.—^Room No. dcrlieb

2, The Bank of Chosen Building, 8,

Kuan Tao Road; Teleps. 2149 and m ^ Loo Ling

2010; Cable Ad: Naigai Reuter, Broeckelmann & Co., Manu

facturers of Egg Products, Export,

Netherlands Syndicate for China, Import and Insurance — Teleph.

Amsterdam, (Holland); Financial ,3271; P.O. Box 24; Cable Ad:

Enterprises—4, Chi Hsia Road; Reutbrock; Codes; Acme, Mosse,

Cable Ad: Devos A.B.C. 6th edn. and Bentley’s

General Representative — Robert J. H. W. Lotz, mgr., signs p. p.

de Vos H. Steinberg

W. Monsees

Netherlands Harbours Works Com- F. Kleineke

pany, Amsterdam, (Holland) — 4. Russell

Chi Hsia Road; Cab'e AH: Devos

General Representative — Robert Shipping and Insurance—72, Kwan

Hsien Road; Teleph. 3961; Cable

de Vos Ad: Russell

ft t 5* ** ft * H Schmidt, Dr. H., Physician and Sur-

Jih pen mien hua geon—60, Hunan Road; P.O. Box

Nippon Menkwa Kabushtkt Katsha (Tan- 235

an Cotton Trading Co., Ltd ), Cotton,

Cotton and

chants Yarn,Commission

Cotton PieceA cents—Pekin

Goods Mer- Schnock, F., Civil Engineer—7, Paci-

Road; P.O. Box 88; Cable Ad: Menkwa fic Road

p] S S # B Shantung Druggist and Hospital,

Nippon Yusen Kaisha (Japan Mail S.S. Supply Co.—9, Chungshan Road

Co.)—20, Kuantao Road; P. O. Box 61; gf fig Chan-chen

Cable Ad: Yusen

D. Hakata, agent

H. Akimoto | T. Omori Siemssen

Merchants,& Co.,Engineers,

Import and Export,

Insurance—

3, Kwangtung Road; Teleph. 4311;

m fa & m % it P.O. Box 87. Head Office: Ham-

Novella Hotel, Ltd., burg, Germany. Branches: Shang-

Shan Road; Teleph.The—81,

2390; Chung

Cable hai, Tientsin, Hong Kong, Canton,

Taiyuanfu, Peiping and Mukden

Ad : "1000” O. Struckmeyer, partner

H. F. Chen, manager H. A. Siebs, partner (Hamburg)

C. C. Chang, accountant C. Heller, manager

Y. C. Wang, do. G.Mrs.

Duesing, export

Okura & Co., Ltd.—Chang Shan Rd.; K. Duesing

Cable Ad : Okura Li Kai San, compradore

H JJift Foo chang Snow it Co., M. L., Chemists, Surveyors

Oriental Supply Co.. Shipchandlers and Inspectors

Rooms123;16Cable — Exchange4772;

and 18; Building,

—48, Hunan Road; Cable Ad: Box Ad: Teleph.

Snow P.O.

Krogh M. L. Snow, manager

 TSINGTAO (KIAOGHAU) Al45

Southern Baptist Mission Tsingtao . Cafe — 14, Chung Shan

Rev. J. W. Lowe and wife Road; Teleph. 3688. Summer

Dr. W. C. Newton and wife Branch: “Tsingtao Cafe Pavilion’'

Mrs. S. E. Stephens E. Stefanidis, proprietor

St. Giles British School, Boarding Tsingtao Carpet Factory, The (Walter

and Day school for British and Ohlwein)—43, Kiangse Road; P.O.

European children

J. Palin Jones, b.sc.; m.i.m.e., BoxW. 2H ; Cable Ad : Ohlwein

Ohlwein .

headmaster A. Boerter

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—3, Euan- Tsingtao Dispensary—6, Chung Shan

tau Road; Telephs. 2507, 2508 and Road; Teleph. 5333

2675; 'Cable Ad: Standvac Dr. T. T. Fan, proprietor

States Steamship Co.—P.O. Box 123; S. C. Fan, manager

Teleph. 4772; Cable Ad : Statesline Dr. G. Liubimov, pharmaceutist

M. L. Snow, agent

Sunnyside, Private Hotel—5, Teh- Tsingtao Land and House Agency,

Real Estate, Information Bureau

hsien Road and House Agents—Tsingtao Times

Mrs. E. R. d’Arenberg Building, 1, Hsin Tai Road; Te-

leph. 4115; Cable Ad : Donnelly

1% ffi m m m C. F. St. C. Stockwell, partner

Shuang fu shih wu so D. E. Donnelly, do.

Tatarinoff & Bykoff, Real Estate and Tsingtao Pharmacy, (Late A. S. Watson

General Commission Agents — 3, Chi- & Co.) Wholesale and Retail Druggists

Hsia Bead; Teleph. 1378;. Cable Ad: —10,

Tatarinoff Cable Chung Shan Road; Teleph. 4034;

Ad: Dispensary

'Telberg’s, International Bookstore, Prof. C. P. Chung, ph. b., Maj

Exporters of books published in in Phar., manager

' China and Japan, Office supplies, Y.S.C.N.Chang

Hsu ph. g.,

Stationery, Periodicals, and Books—

Chung Shan Road; P.O. Box-258; Tsingtao Telephone Administration

Cable Ad : Telberg —1, Tangi Road ; Teleph. 800

Geo. G. Telberg,

V. G. Telberg, proprietor

partner-manager C. S. Rung, director

G. Kouznetzov, secretary “Tsingtao

& vfc * # ± (English andTimes,”

ChineseDaily Newspaper

Editions)—!, Hsin

Teh shih ku huo yu kunq szu Tai Road; Cable Ad: Times

C. Stockwell, manager and editor

Texas Co., (China) Ltd., The, Texaco

Petroleum Products — 3, Monchwang If I] Hang li

Road; Teleph. 3203; Cable Ad: Texaco;

Codes: Bentley’s and A.B.C. 5th edn. Ulf-Hansen & Co., Import, Export,

Insurance, Machinery and Commission

F. G. Keefe, district manager Agents—20, Kuan Tau Road; Teleph.

'C. A. Scherer 1006; Cable Ad: Ulfhansen

G. H. McLachlan

R. C. Whitney Universal Trading and Express Co.—

D. F. Lee 10, Chekiang Road; Cable Ad: Express

M. I. Popoff

D. H. Shu (Chefoo) Venus Drug Co., Wholesale and Re-

Y. F. Li tail Druggists, Importers and

Tsingtao Assistant District Inspector Road Manufacturers — 35, Chung Shan

ate of Salt Revenue ; Teleph. 5365

Assist. Dist. Inspr.—Wu Tsu Yao S. F. Lew, general manager

Co. do. —D. Kitamura H. Y. Hsu, manager

A146 TSINGTAO (KIA.OCHATJ)—TSINAN

Vitama Co., Ltd. The—61, Feihsien ^ W Chi Chai

Eoad; Teleph. 327; P.0 Box 267 Yoshizawa, T., Importer, Exporter and

L. Engel ter, manager Mill Owner — 3, Chang Lo Hoad;;

Telephs. 2064; 2146, 2930 and 3101 ^

Cable Ad: Yoshizawa; Codes: All

Standard

® M Djin Hwan T. Yoshizawa, principal

Walter, David Lane & Co., General J. S. Amano, signs per pro.

Importers and Exporters—Telepli. Yus Chong Coal Co.—30, Kuan Taa Road

3538; Cable Ad: Wende C. C. Wong

TSINAN

Tsinan, the capital of the province of Shantung, has the distinction of

being the first city in the Chinese Empire in which a Foreign Commercial

Settlement was voluntarily opened by the Government of China. The date

of its inauguration was January 10th, 1906. Within the area of this, Settle-

ment, which lies outside the West Gate of Tsinan city, foreign merchants are

allowed to reside and trade and lease land; the leases are for terms of thirty

years, renewable for a similar term. The control of the Settlement is vested

in a Municipal Administration presided over by a Mayor appointed by the

Nationalist

of hills (Lat.Government.

36 deg. 50 min.The city of Tsinan

N.; Long. lies E,),

117 deg. to theandSouth

slopesofgradually

a range

upwards from North to South. Situated in the

magnificent springs giving forth many tons of water per minute, andsouth-west suburb are-

the streams from these natural fountains flow through the city to a, lake

situated on the north side. This abundance of v/ater tends to make

Tsinan one of the cleanest as well as one of the healthiest cities in

the Republic. The population was computed by the chief of Police at

the end of May, 1933, to be about 428,011, about one-twentieth of whom

profess the Mohammedan faith. Quite a considerable number of foreigners and foreign

institutions have established themselves in the Foreign Settlement, and several

large and imposing buildings have; been erected. The chief of these' are

the British Consulate-General, the Japanese Consulate-General, Japanese

hospital and the Chinese Post Office. Residential buildings are also

rapidly being constructed. There is quite a boom in the building of small

houses which are occupied by Chinese and numbers of Japanese (1,646

in 1933). In addition to these, large buildings have been erected outside

the south suburb of the city for the Shantung Christian University incorporat-

ed

Co. byowns

charter frompiece

a large the ofCanadian

ground inGovernment.

the Settlement, The and

Tientsin-Pukow Railway

has. builti offices and

dwelling-houses for members of the staff thereon.

With the introduction of the use of machinery Tsinan is becoming more

important as an industrial city. There are now about 40 industrial establish-

ments

turningwhich can claim

out 22,000 bags toperbe, day,

more2 ormatch

less, factories,.

modern factories:—7

3 cotton mills, flourseveral

mills

hair net factories, paper, iron and brass goods, soap, dye, leather, needles,

wine, cloth, etc., factories, and a press packing plant.

Tsinan is connected by rail with Tsingtao (Kiaochau), distant 280 miles,

Tientsin 200 miles, and with Pukow on the Yangtsze. It is also connected

Gulf small

ky }). river now

of Chihli, in process

distant of canalization,

146 miles, whence therewith are Yang Chao Kou,

occasional on the

steamers to

 TSINAN A147

Ohefoo. Tsinan stands five miles south of the Huang-ho or Yellow River, and

in spite of some difficulties of navigation there is a considerable) junk traffic

between its river port of Lo-kou and the Grand Canal, which enters the river

80 miles higher up. This trade is almost, if not quite, 'entirely with the south,

to Chingingchou and! beyond, since the canal from the Huangho northward to

Lin-ching-chou has been unnavigable for several years. The high road from

Tsinan to the north crosses the Huang-ho by ferry at Chi-ho Hsien, distant

16 miles.through

Liokow Since communication

the opening in has1912been

of the bridge over

established on thetheTsin

Yellow River a

Pu Railway

from Tientsin to Pukow via Tsinan.

The whole city is lighted by electricity Great activity has recently been evinced in

building colleges and schools, and among the interesting institutions of the

down the Tsinan Institute, now connected with the Shantung Christian

beUniversity is a The

overlooked. remarkable

northernandsacred

very mountain

interestingof establishment

China, Tai Shanthat (5,100

shouldfeet),

not

is distant some 20 miles (45 by road) to the south. Kiifu, the birthplace and

“the tomb of Confucius, and the residence of the Confucian duke, are about 100

miles away in, the same direction.

DIRECTORY

^ Sun Cheong Carlowitz & Co., Merchants—76, Wei

.Andersen, MeyerImporters

& Co., Ltd.,andEngineers, Shan Lu; Cable Ad: Daybreak

Contractors, Manu- China Engineers, Ltd.—165, Fourth

facturers— Teleph. 1530; Cable Ad: Main Street; Cable Ad: Yomaco

Danica H. Y. Tung, manager

(for agencies see Shanghai)

ft Tfc H H H

B-J 55 M^ Tseang tah mu hong hung sa

Ying shang A si a huo yu hung sz China Import and Export Lumber Co.,

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China), Ltd.— Cable Ad: Lumberco

Ltd.—Cable Ad: Doric China Travel Service—107, Second Main

Street; Cable Ad: Travelbank

^ & It ^ i/C ± ^ 4* Chu & Co., Samuel—230, Seventh Main

Chung Japao tai shui hopao hsien Road; Cable Ad: Chuco

hung sze

Assurance Franco-Astatique, Fire, CONSULATES

Marine and Motor Car Insurance—

Office ofofInternatioiial

Corner San Ma LuSavings

and SmallSociety,

Wei American

Erh Lu; Teleph. 604 Consul—Harry E. StevensP. Ludden

Yice-Consul—Raymond

J. F. Kearney, agent

Bank British—Cable Ad: Britain

6892of China—Erh Ma Lu; Cable Ad: Consul—( Y acant)

British-American Tobacco Co. (China), German—Cable Ad: Consugerma

Ltd.—Cable Ad : Powhattan Consul—Dr.

Chancellor—A.Fr.Gelewsky

Siebert

S. W. Glass, division manager

W. H. E. Coates Japanese

Miss A. Dmitrieff Consul-General—K. Nishida

 Al48 TSINAN

Credit Fongier d’Extreme Orient, *3 & ®

Banque, Hypothecaire, Architects, Ting shangpo na.menyangftlc7ienh & yu ksi, en

Manufacture Ceramiqu6— Wei Erh Lu; kung sz

Teleph. 1447; Cable Ad: Belfran.

Branches: Shanghai, Peiping, Tientsin, Imperial Chemical Industries (China),

Hankow, Hongkong Ltd., Industrial Chemicals, Fertilizers

G. Wang and

ShanDyestuffs—7,

Lu; Teleph. Hsieh Ma Lu,

875; P.O. Box Wei

29;

Cable

E. L.Ad: Alkali; Code: Bentley’s

L. Wheen

HI ± Tai lung

Datt & Co., C., General Importers and (For Agencies, see Shanghai section)

Exporters, Manufacturers and Export-

ers of Hairnets—Cable Ad: Daucb; # # fl H H

Codes: All Standard Wan kwo chu hsu hui

A. Krueger, partner

W. E. Lochte, do. International Savings Society—Corner

ofTeleph.

Erh Ma604 Lu and Small Wei Erh Lu;

Pm f!1 3j^ Te hua i yuan S. T. Dawn, co-agent

C. P. Chi, do.

Deutsch-Chinesisches

(German Hospital) Krankenhaus

Ma & Co., Y. C., General Insurance

Agents & Machinery Dealers—165,.

^ a De fu Fourth Main Street ; Cable Ad :

Deutsche Farben-Handelsgesellschaft Ycmaco; Codes: Bentley’s

Y. C. Ma, general mgr.

Waibel & Co. (Niederlassung), Import J. T. Ma, manager

Indigo, Aniline-Dyes, Artificial Silk L. H. Lo, chief acct.

(Indanthrene

We Cloth and

San Lu; Teleph. 968; Sundries)—57,

P.O. Box 5

O. Kinzel

D.P. Schilk

Kiesow Ministry of Finance (District In-

G. Ungewitter spectorate of Salt Bevenue,V. Shantung)

District Inspector—Z. Lee

Du Pont de Nemours & Co., Inc., E.I. Co.-District Inspector—J. C. Croome

Assist. do —H. W. Chang.

Manufacturers

Aniline andandChemicals-^23,

Importers of Indigo

DyesSettlement; Chief Secretary—L. T.S.Liu

ping Eoad, Teleph.Sheng

1921 Do. Accountant—T.

Beleasing Officer—Li ChiShen

Hsi

Cable Ad: Dupont Wangkuan

Inspector—L. F. District

Assist. Wang

Co.-Assist. Dist. Insp.—(vacant)

Kung Mao Chefoo Assist. District Inspectors—

Frazar Federal, Inc., U.S.A., Automotive S. Ma and M. Young

and

MamIndustrial Engineering—893,

Boad; Teleph. 1410; CableSecond

Ad: TsingtaoKoksan J.Assist.

Woo andDistrict Inspectors—

D. Kitamura

Frazar

F.E. F.W.Spielman, pres. (Tientsin)

Frazar, vice-pres. (Yokohama) MISSIONS

K.W. E.Hanisch,

McCann,secretary

treasurer(Tientsin)

(Tientsin)

S. B. Tan, manager ^ Chang lao hui

American Presbyterian Mission—East

Suburb

iflj Chi ti

Grill, Max, Import Merchant jig* rjj" ^ Tien chu tang

A. Baumann, manager Catholic Mission—Hung Kia Lou

 TSINAN A149

Home of Onesiphorus, Mission Saul

Hairnets and Laces—P.O. Box 49; Cableof

Trading Co., Manufacturers

Industrial School, Exporters of Cotton Ad: Saultradco

Goods, Handcarved Walnut Tea W.H.E.Geschwind,

Lochte, acting

Tables, etc., Human Hair Nets,

Peanuts, Pongee Silk, Raw Silk, Silk sub-mana'ger

do.

and Linen Goods,

Cable Ad: Homos Turkish Towels—

L. M. Anglin, supt. Shangha i Commercial and Savings Bank,

G. A. Lundmark, Ltd;—Cable Ad: Comsavbank

Sterling W. Chow,assist, supt.

secretary

^ 'll' Pf Chee loo ta hsiieh

t B ,8. $ I® f® tt * Shantung Christian University

Seventh King Chu, m.a., president

W. J. Day

HarrisAdventist

and wife Mission L. T.J. I.Davies,

Linn, B.A., associate-president

b.a., m.e., dean College of

R. M. Cossentine and wife

R. T. Shields, m.d.,ofdean

Arts and College Science

College of

fj3 IS! Chin hsin hui Medicine

Southern Baptist Mission — Shang H. P. Lair, d.d., treasurer

Shan Street, Ch’i Ta Ma Lu Shantung Printing Co., Ltd.—68, Er Ma

J. A. Abernathy and wife Road; Teleph. 1897

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Importers, Ex- Singer Sewing # Sheng chia hung sze

porters and Shipowners—Er Ma Lu Machines—Outside Machine

Pu Li Co.,

Men;Sewing

Cable

North China Biule School—99, Wei I Lu Ad: Singer

Y. M. Shan, principal ^ Mei Foo

R. M. Cossentine, manager

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—Wei San

Pitt, Rev. Paul C.. Missionary—Yeh Tau Lu; Cable Ad: Stand vac

Chen, Tzechwan Hsien, Shantung

^ & vtii i*c £ ± ^

m m

Shan tung yu wu kwan li chii Texas Co. (China), Ltd., Texaco Petro-

Post Office (Shantung District Head leum Y.

Products

F. Li, in-charge

Office)—Cable Ad: Postos A. Nixon

Postal Commissioner—F.

District Deputy Commissioner — Tsinan

Committee—W.Main

Club—6th Street chairman,

E. Hughes,

Hwang Yiin-song J.Baumann,

C. Croome, hon. secretary,

Acting Deputy Postal Commissioner,

Dist. Accountancy—K. Komatsu hon. treasurer, F. A.A.

Officer in charge of Inland Control Nixon, C. A. Butland, F. Boulton

and E. L. L. Wheen

FirstDept.—Yen Tsu Kong Ad: Postos

Class Offices—Cable

Chefoo Deputy Postal Commissioner Tsinan Electricity Works—Tungliushi

in-charge—Tsen 1. Chen

Tsingtao DeputyJ.Postal

in-charge—E. Commissioner Tsinan General Hospital, The

Yanderlieb President—Dr. M. Jo

wl m in m ^ Ch'ing nitn hui

Rubant, Francis W., Antiques, Chinese Y. M. C. A.—Teleph. 362; Cable Ad: Ymca.

Works of Art — 40, Sixth Main Street

Tsinanfu-West:

Codes available Cable Ad: Rubant; All Y. # ^ W # Nu ch'ing nien hui

Francis W. Otho,

Rubant,partner

prop. W. C. A.—Wei Erh Lu

Mrs. Mary Miss H. H. Myers

 LEGALISED TARIFF OF FARES FOR TAXIS, CHAIRS, JIN-

RICKSHAS, BOATS, &c., IN THE COLONY OF HONGKONG

The fares prescribed for public vehicles are as follows :—

40 cents for the first mile and 10 cents for every quarter of a mile thereafter any distances.

TAXICAB FARES

followingA.fare

The for the hiring of a motor cab fitted with a taximeter shall be according to the

scaleFor a distance not exceeding one mile...

B.C. Waiting

Exceedingtime onewith

mile,meter

for each shutquarter of a period

off for each mile of ...five minutes...... ........ $0.50

0.10

0.10

SCALE OF FARES FOR CHAIRS

With 2 Bearers. With 4 Bearers.

Ten minutes

Quarter hour ...... ... ... ... ... 15 cents 30 cents

Half

One hour

Everyhoursubsequent hour

SCALE OF FARES FOR JINRICKSHAS

I.—In the Island of Hongkong

Caine Road and Lower Levels, and in Kowloon and New Kowloon

• {With Single Driver)

Ten

Halfminutes

hour ... ... ... ...... 1020 cents „ || Every

One hour subsequent hour ... ... 3030 cents- „

If

Western the Jinricksha

part of the be engaged

City of within

Victoria the

after City

9 of

p.m., Victoria,

or be and be todischarged

discharged the East outside

of Bay the

View

Police Station onFor

be chargeable. the2Eastern side ofthethefareCityis double

or 3 drivers of Victoria afterrespectively.-

or treble 9 p.m., an extra half fare shall

II.—In the Hill District

Quarter hour 20 cents | Half hour 30 cents

One hour ... ... ... 40 cent*

III.—In the New Territories

By arrangement with the proprietors through the Police.

PASSENGER BOATS

Class A Per Day of 12 Hours Class B

1st

2nd Class

Class boats

boats ... $3.00

... 2.00 I 2nd

1st Class

Class boats

boats ... ... $2.00

1.50

All other boats ... 1.50 | All other boats 1.00

Class A Per Hour or Less Class B

Per hour with 2 passengers

PerForhalf-hour „ ...10 cents...... uofor

40 cents „ Per hour with 2 passengers

PerForhalf-hour „ . 20 cents

10 „

an-hour, each20 extra

cents passenger,

per hour. half- an-hour, each

10 extra

cents passenger

for an hour. 5 cents for half-

perBetween

passenger. sunset and sunrise, 10 cents extra perBetween passenger.sunset and sunrise, 10 cents extra,

““ 2nd

1st Class Boats

Class Boats ” are

Boats ”” are those measuring 30 feet and to 30overfeetin inlength.

“ All other are those

those measuringof under 20from feet 20in length. length.

CARGO BOATS

Per day r night of 12 hours. Per Load,

Vessels of 10,000 piculs and upwards $60 $30

Vessels under—

10,000

5,000 piculs and not less than 5,000

4,000 piculs ...

4,000 3,000 40

3,000

2,000 2,000

1,000 1,000

800

800

500 piculs 500

100

Classified J^ist of ~Agents, JbCevcTiants

and Manafactare-rs in this

territory, also a List of Cable

Addresses, will be foand at the

Lnd of the Directory. Classified

List of Far Fastern Engineering

Firms follows Fong Fong.

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 SHANGHAI

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Although situated nearly midway between Hongkong and Tientsin, Shanghai w'as

the most northerly of the “Five Ports” opened to foreign trade under the provisions

t of

the external

British Treaty

trade ofofChina.

Nanking, andinforthemany

It lies yearspeninsula

alluvial constitutedformed

the northern

betweenlimitthe

main

the mouth

province of

of the Yangtsze

Kiangsu, in River

latitude and

31° Hangchow

14' 29" N. and Bay, in

longitudethe extreme

121° 29' south-east

east of Greenof

wich, and at the junction of the Whangpoo River with the Woosung, the latter now

asreduced to the dimensions

the Sdochow Creek. The of anForeign

ordinarySettlement

tidal creek,is situated

and known sometotwelve

foreignmiles residents

above

the junction of the Whangpoo with the most southern arm of the Yangtze. At this

junction is situated the town of Woosung, which some years ago the Chinese Govern-

ment formally converted into a separate port open to foreign commerce. Except as a

place

pacificoftrade

call forof the large steamers,

Northern China, and whichas now carry ofon anchorage

a place the rapidly for growing trans-

the larger

; availedwhile

craft waitingmainly

of, owing for favourable tides or weather,,

to the constricted and exposed this convenience

nature of theis anchorage

not much

* ground availablebywithin

with Shanghai the entrance

a motor road 30offeet the Wwide,

hangpoo.

and inInthe 1919same

Woosung

year wasthe connected

Woosung

Electric Lighting Company commenced its service.

forming Woosung into an important industrial centre makes slow progress. The project, however, for trans-

Two

cotton

has beenmills haveinbeen

acquired erected forthere—one

their vicinity the buildingof them run sugar

of a large by electricity—and

refinery. The value land

of land rose enormously in 1920 and, owing to the influx of population since the

; establishment of the new mills, house accommodation has become scarce and rents

have gone up in consequence. As a river the Whangpoo is of comparatively

recent originan scarcely

was Yangtsze,

merely unimportant dating beyond Lowerat the thirteenth ancentury,

immensebefore which

gift ofit

the and is still canal. growing Kiangsu

the rateforms of approximately plain,twothe square

miles per annum ; a few isolated hills, formerly constituting islands in the sea,

alone rise from this plain, the nearest of which, the Fung-hwang-shan, consisting of

I fifteen

some sixto twenty

detachedmiles, summits, nonefrom

are visible exceeding 250 buildings

the higher feet in altitude, and distant from

of Shanghai.

Flora, and Fauna

I This Kiangsu plain has been called the Garden of China, and the population is

perhaps denser than in any other portion of the Empire of equal extent. Estimates

! vary, owingtheto population

the absenceisofusuallyany statistical

acceptedofsense in the Chinese as toa people, but per

by

j foreigners

square mile. The soil, consisting entirely asalluvia

from eight

is fairly fertile, and, the land being easily irrigated owing to the numerous

hundred

carried down bya the

thousand

Yangtsze,

waterways wrhich traverse it in every direction, heavy crops of the various staples are

* through

grown. Owingthe year, to the

twolatitude

crops and annum

per the fact are

thatregularly

the rainfallproduced,

is prettyand wellthese

distributed

are of

markedly

that of thedifferent

northern types ; the spring

temperate crop,elsewhere,

regions gathered inwhile

Maytheor autumn

June, being crop,similar

gatheredto

inconsist

September and two

October, threeis and

distinctlyvarieties

tropicaloforbarley,

sub-tropical. The spring plants

crops

of variousof descriptions,

wheat, orbeans distinct

lucerne predominating. rape,

Theand leguminous

latter are frequently

ploughed into the land without gathering to make manure for the more valuable

summer

tion of theproducts. The summer

former having of latecrops

years,consist

owingmainly of cottondemand

to the growing and rice; the atcultiva-

for use home,

and for export to western and northern provinces, as well as to Japan,—where the

•cotton spinning and weaving industries have for some years past taken a firm hold—

considerably increased, accompanied by a similar decrease in the acreage under rice

A152 SHANGHAI

cultivation. This decrease is, however, to a certain extent counterbalanced by ans

increase in the production of winter wheat, partly owing to an enlarged acreage, but

probably more to improved cultivation, stimulated by the introduction of steam flour-

mills. Besides these staple crops there are grown during the summer peas and bean®

ofas several

cabbages,descriptions, oil bearing

carrots,to the

melons, crops suchbrinjals,

as sesamum, and such domestic products-

mediately adjacent great cucumbers,

silk producing region etc. Although

of China, so greatShanghai is im-

is the demand

on the soil for other purposes that a comparatively small

cultivation. The large supersession of rice cultivation in favour of dry crops, such as- area is under mulberry

cotton and oil plants, has certainly had an ameliorating effect on the climate in

summer, and has much reduced the liability of European residents to malarious com-

plaints, which now are, as a rule, of extremely mild types.

Although the growth of forest and fruit trees is heavily handicapped by the small

depth at which permanent subsoil water is always to be found, Shanghai produces

several varieties of fruits belonging to temperate regions. Mainly this is due to the

long

poor and late spring,

flavour are common which continues

about thetillbeginning

well intoofJune. May, Cherries of small are

fair strawberries size nowand

also to be hadknown

eriobotrya, towards the latter

locally as thehalfbibo., of the

As thesamesummer

month,proceeds

and are plums,

succeeded by the-

nectarines,

apricots, etc., of various varieties, enter the market, to be succeeded by fair peaches

and

naturegrapes.of the None of these

soil and fruits,ofhowever,

the absence attain drainage,

proper sub-soil perfection,butpartly

chieflyowingto thetowantthe

ofculture

skill onandthethepartabsence of knowledge of the most elementary

of the native growers. Persimmons, apples, pears, walnuts, grapes, principles of fruit

and

centlyother frommore

Japan,northerly

or the fruits are largely

west coast importedPersimnons

of America. from the north,

are grown and more

in large re-

quantities round Hangchow and vicinity. Oranges of various descriptions and

pumeloes

from the come from theandmore

Philippines southern come

Indo-China coast ports, from fruit

the varied Wenchow

products to Canton ; while

of the tropics,

Of trees,

the willows(maiden

salisburia take thehairfirst tree),

place, pines,

but areyews,followed by at least

bamboos, oaks two

and species

chestnuts, of elm.

etc.

Flowering trees, such as the magnolia in three or more species, the melia, paulownia r

wistaria and later gardenia and lagerstromia and many

various seasons to the landscape, while up to the latter end of June the ordinary more lend variety in their

cultivated flowers of Europe grow well and abundantly. In winter, too, orchids and

the finer tropical

siderable attentionplants

is paidgrowto well under glass,

horticulture, and both

the public parkspublicly

and gardensand privately

having within con-

the last few years increased both in number and area,flowers

as wellmost

as ininbeing attended to

chrysanthemum and peony, though roses are largely cultivated for their scent. the

regularly by trained botanical experts. The native evidence are

almost Owing to the thickness

exterminated, of the population

being practically confined tothea native

single mammalian

species of smallfauna deer,

has beenthe

hydropotes

however, extensive, pheasants and partridges being still fairly abundant in certainis,

inermis, the badger, and one or two of the stoat family. The avi-fauna

localities, while during the cold season snipe, duck, teal

fowl are plentiful about the numerous marsnes and river channels. The other birds and other species of wild

are nearly identical with the palsearctic fauna of Europe. Reptiles are little in

evidence, theanimal

long. most noteworthy beingof athesmall species of alligator not exceeding six feet

young This individuals have is a resident

been occasionally lower

foundYangtsze,

in the especially

marshes ofabout the Wuhu,

Whangpoo but

opposite Shanghai. No single work of commanding authority

on the Natural History of the Kiangnan Provinces, and the works of the principal has yet been published

explorers,

inmen,the“ With the late Robert

proceedings of Boat Swinhoe,

various learned F.L.S., and Pere

societies. Heud,specially

A work S.J., have to be searched

interesting to sports-tor

Gun and in the Yangtze Valley,” by the late

in 1895, gives much varied and useful information on the subject, and Mr. G. S. Wilkinson H. T. Wade, published

has recently published a book on “ Shanghai Birds.”

The Making of the Poet

known Thatas portion of theDistrict,

Whangpoo river opposite to a the original British formerly

Settlement,canal, now

cut by an officer bearing thewas,

the Central nameaccording

of Hwang, doubtful

to open tradition,

a communication awith a

lake opposite the town of T’sipao, some seven miles above the native city, but it now

 SHANGHAI Al5(£

constitutes the principal drainage channel from the upper country. This was formerly

accomplished by the Woosung Kiver, now in its turn reduced to the dimensions of a

creek, which, however, still forms the main water approach to Soochow. The Whangpoo-

was at the time of the opening of the port some 2,000 feet across at low water opposite

the Settlements, but is now reduced owing to silt and to the embankment of both

shores to form wharves. As this narrowing of the stream has been accompanied by an

improved training of the banks the actual decrease in width of the navigable channel is

of no great

changes importance.

in the reaches ofAthe similar

riveroptimistic

between view couldand

Shanghai not, Woosung,

however, bewhere takentheof thede-

terioration

1843. Whenoffirst the frequented

navigable channelby foreignwasshipping

progressive after the widening

an extensive opening ofof the the channel

port in

was found immediately inside Woosung, and this led to a shallowing of the stream;

presently

stream intoantwoisland commenced

channels to grow

and, at the same up time,in deflected

this shallow part, which

the current towardsdivided the

the right

bank, with consequent erosion on that side. The result of these causes was that both

channels were blocked

draught river boats, and by bars, impassable

the large at lowsteamers

ocean-going water tocould

all butonlytheentermost

the shallow-

river at

high-water springs. At other periods goods intended to be landed at Shanghai had

to lie conveyed some thirteen miles in lighters. The enforced detention of the vessels

as well as the cost of lighterage were heavy charges on the commerce of the port.

The unsatisfactory

complaint to the Government condition fromofaboutthe 1850,

lowerwhen riverthe was a constant

deterioration of the• cause

channelof

commenced to assume alarming proportions, and

foreign Governments having the largest interest in the commerce of the port. Un-dredging was urged by the

fortunately in this, as in many other things concerning

reactionary authorities at the Capital were able to shelter themselves behind the the good of the port, the

representatives of the Powers less interested in commerce, and, as by traditional

arrangements, numbers alone count in such affairs, Peking was always able to evade its

responsibilities.

Li Hung aidChang The

was late Imperial Government,

apolicy

characteristic type, and

looked largely

uponguided by statesmen of whom

powerful in their of exclusion, refused tothedo Bar at Woosung

anything towardsasthea

improvement

prove ineffective. of theThe navigation,

foreign ormerchants,

deliberatelyassisted

took measures which they knew

by the Municipality, took would

steps

to have the lower river surveyed and reported on by competent foreign hydraulic

engineers.

foreign After the defeat of the anti-foreign party in 1900, and the capture, by

model oftroops,

that offormedPeking,for these reportsof were

the port London, accepted,

whereinandlocal

a Riveras Authority

well as Imperialon the

interests were represented, was agreed on by all parties, and it was hoped that the

difficulties,

be immediately entirely political, Itofisthenotcase

commenced. had been

necessary here surmounted

to go into and thatbutwork

details, thewould

same

retarding influences were still at work. A reactionary viceroy of the Kiangnan

provinces

river underwas thethe

advicetoolofchosen;

a foreignheengineer,

offered tooverundertake the workofofwhom

the appointment controlling

the foreign the

Powers were to have a veto; and, ever ready with China

the deed, the foreign representatives, apparently impressed by the engagement that to accept the promise for

the viceroy

shared by should

the undertake astheinwhole

beneficiaries the of the financial

accepted scheme, burden,

agreed instead

to the of itsproposi-

new being

tion. The result was that Mr. de Rijke, the gentleman formerly consulted

by

out theseveral

mercantile community

important works ofin Shanghai,

connectionan with engineer

the ofJapanese

standingGovernment,

who had carried was

appointed

Board Engineer-in-Chief

consisting of the Shanghai by the

Taotai Chinese

and the Government

Commissioner inofJune,

Customs.1906, Theundertwoa

main obstructions in the river were the Outer Bar, in the mouth, and the Inner Bar, a

little farther

jetty, starting up river.the Through the firsttoa deep

channel was scoured bythebuilding a obstruc-

concave

tion, the channelfrom left shore

was diverted fromacross

the east side water.

to the westTo ofevade

Gough secondby

Island fascine

dams and dredging. The dredging work amounted to about 8,000,000 cubic yards. In

September,

at low water, 1909,

and all600thefeet

shipping

broad. wasCommunication

transferred to with the new the channel,

sea was then

not 18 feet deep

interrupted

for a single day. During 1910, work was carried out sparingly, funds being exhausted

and the estimates exceeded, until at the end of that year Mr. de Rijke left for home,

and the greater part of the staff was dismissed, hardly half of the work having been

©mpleted.

A154 SHANGHAI

In December, 1910, with the approval of the Diplomatic Body in Peiping,

Mr. H. von Heidenstam, c.E., and Captain in the Boyal Swedish Corps of

Engineers, was appointed Engineer-in-Chief. He prepared a detailed “Pro-

ject for the' Continued Whangpoo Regulation” with plans and estimates for

a period of ten years involving a total outlay of six million Taels, which was

approved by all concerned but could not be started owing to lack of funds.

A practical scheme for the carrying out of Mr. von Heidenstam’s project was

ultimately evolved by the Shanghai Chamber of Commerce. This was based

on the levying of 2 per cent, conservancy tax on all Customs duties and

per mille of value on duty-free imported or exported goods, the administration

to be carried on by a Board consisting of the Shanghai Commissioner for

Foreign Affairs, the Commissioner of Customs and the Harbour Master.

After lengthy negotiations during 1911 and 1912, this scheme, with some

minor amendments, was approved by the Government in April, 1912. The

scheme was put into operation on May 15th, 1912, according to Mr. von Hei-

denstam’s project. A new parallel jetty on the eastern side of the former

Outer Bar, training-works in the Upper River, and the dredging of some

7,000,000 cubic yards, mostly at con vexes and in the Astrsea Channel, were

executed. The former Outer Bar, where only 16 feet of water were available

in 1907, was thus finally eliminated, and the shallowest reach in the whole

river became over 24 feet deep over a width of 600 feet in the narrowest places.

In 1915 and 1916 the narrow reach at the Chinese City at Nantao was Avidened

by dredging, and a new bund was created for the Chinese City. Towards

the end of 1916 the Board acquired the first installation of its own dredging

plant. At the end of 1921, Mr. von Heidenstam’s project, started in 1912,

had been practically completed, at a cost of about five million Taels, as

against the estimate of six millions. For many years it had been foreseen

that the rapid growth of shipping in the port and the increase in the size

of the ships would necessitate a general port policy including if possible a

regulation of the great bar in the Yangtze below Woosung. After investiga-

fions, extending back to 13H5, into the state of the Yangtze Estuary and into

the possibilities for future harbour development, a Committee of Consulting

Engineers was convened in 1921 who reported in favour of a reorganization

of the Board into a Port Authority with adequate powers to dredge the

Yangtsze bar and to execute harbour works. Their report has not yet been

acted on.

The Harbour in point of tonnage now ranks 5th among the principal

ports of the world. Shanghai serves a hinterland of some 750,000 square miles and is

likely to remain the principal entrepot for the trade of North and Central China. The

tOmooring accommodation

the enormous in thedevelopments

shipping Harbour for steamers

of recenthaving

years become inaequatecalled

the Customs owinga

conference, representing Chinese and foreign shipping interests, in December

1925, and a comprehensive re-berthing plan was drawn up, which was en-

dorsed by the Consular Body and the Chambers of Commerce concerned.

The present position of Shanghai as a world port is due almost entirely

to the activities of the Whangpoo Conservancy Board. In 1905, as stated,

the Outer Bar at the mouth of the River had a depth of 15 feet at low water,

while three miles up stream the River divided into two channels—one of eight

feet depth, and the other of eleven feet depth (the Inner Bar). A channel

of at least 25 feet at lowest water now exists! This remarkable progress may

be attributed to the able scheme devised by the Dutch Engineer Mr. J. de

Rijke. The Board adopted, and has since consistently adhered to, his re-

commendations, and results have conclusively proved the soundness and cor-

rectness of his views. Mr. von Heidenstam proved a most able successor, and

his broad views have been of great value. He retired owing to ill health in

1928, and was succeeded by Dr. H. Chatley, m.inst.c.e.

 SHANGHAI A1&5.

History

The origin of the name “Shanghai,which literally means “Upper Sea,”

has been much debated, but probably like Kaoch’ang, “High Reeds,” and

Kiangwan, “River Bend,” names still existing in the neighbourhood, was

merely the vernacular title given to the place when still an island at the

mouth of the Yangtsze. It does not appear in history till the time of the

Mongol Empire. We find at various periods, from after Han downwards,

that K’wenshan, Ohangshu, iKiating, etc., were constituted into separate;

hsiens, and that in the year 1292 Shanghai was likewise erected into a

separate district and placed under Sungkiang-fu, wdiich itself had only fifteen

years previously been divided from Kiahsing-fu, now in the province of

Chekiang. Prior to that it had been made a Customs’ station on account

of its favourable position for trade, but its growth had been slow, and for

centuries the chief trade of the lower district had been’concentrated at the

mouth of the Liu-ho, now an insignificant creek which, passing T’aitsang,.

joins the Yangtsze some twenty-five miles above Woosung.

With the silting up of the Liu-ho and its eventual extinction as a navi

gable channel, largely brought about apparently by the opening of the

Whangpoo before alluded to, Shanghai became the principal shipping port,

of this region; and such it had been for some centuries when it was visited

in 1832 by Mr. H. H. Lindsay, head of the late firm of Lindsay & Co.,,

accompanied

to opening upby trade,

the Rev.

and Chas.

from Gutzlaff,

that timein begins

the Lord

its Amherst, with a view

modern history. Mr.

(Lindsay in his report of the visit says that he counted upwards of four

hundred junks passing inwards every day for seven days, and found the-

place possessed commodious w'harves and large warehouses. Three years later

it was visited by Dr. Medhurst, who confirmed the account given by Mr. Lind-

say. On the 13th June, 1842, a British fleet under Yice-Admiral Sir William

Parker, and a military force of 4,000 men under Sir Hugh Gough, captured

the Woosung forts, which mounted 175 guns, and took the hsien (district)

city of Paoshan. On the 19th, after a slight resistance, the force gained

possession of Shanghai, the officials and a large proportion of the inhabitants,

having fled the previous evening, although great preparations had been made

for the defence, 409 pieces of cannon being taken possession of by the British,

The people, however, rapidly returned and business was resumed. The sam^

force afterwards captured Chapoo and Chinkiang, after which the fleet,

having blockaded the Imperial Canal and anchored opposite to Nanking, the-

treaty of Nanking was signed, and the ports of Svmtow, Amoy, Foochow,.

Ningpo, and Shanghai were opened to trade. The city was evacuated on the

23rd June. The walls, three and a half miles in circuit with seven gates,

were erected at the time of the Japanese invasion, in the latter part of the

sixteenth century.

The ground selected by Captain Balfour, the first British Consul for a

Settlement for his nationals nes about half a mile north of the city walls,,

between the Yangkingpang and Soochow creeks, and extends backward from

the river to what was still recently a ditch connecting the two, afterwards

called the Defence Creek, thus forming what may be termed an island a mile

square. Both the Yangkingpang and the Defence Creek have now been cul-

verted and made into broad roadwmys, known respectively as Avenue Edward

VII. and Thibet Road The port was formally declared open to trade on the

17th November, 1843. gome years were occupied in draining and laying out

the ground, which was mostly a marsh with numerous ponds and creeks. The

foreigners in the meantime lived at Nantao, a suburb between the city and

the river, the British Consulate being in the city. In two years a few houses

were built in the Settlement, and by 1849 most foreigners had taken up their

residence in it. By that time twenty-five firms were established, and the

foreign residents numbered a hundred, including seven ladies. In that year

an English Church was built, and on 21st November the foundation of the

A156 SHANGHAI

Roman Catholic Cathedral at Tungkadoo was laid. The French were, in

1349, granted the ground between the city walls and the British Settlement

on the same terms; and, in exchange for help rendered in driving out the

rebels who had seized the city in 1853, got a grant of the land extending

for about a mile to the south between the city walls and the river. They

have since, by purchase, extended the bounds of the Concession westward to

the “Ningpo Joss House,” a mile from the river. Negotiations were instituted

for an extension of the Concession to Siccawei, a village chiefly occupied by

the Jesuits and their converts, situated at the end of the French Municipal

Road and five miles from the French Bund, but in this the French were only

partially successful, a small extension as far as the Old Cemetery being

granted them in 1899 In the later fifties the Americans rented land imme-

diately north of Boochow Creek, in the district called Hongkew. A greatly

enlarged boundary for the Settlement was granted in 1901.

imipetusAs abyporttheforopfening

foreignintrade 1861 Shanghai

of the Yangtszegrew butandgradually

northernuntil ports,it secured

gained abygreat the

Treaty

1848, owing to an assault on some missionaries near Shanghai, Mr. Alcock, theIn British

of Tientsin, and a further increase by the opening up of Japan. March,

Consul, blockaded the port and stppped the passage outwards of eleven hundred grain

junks. This drastic measure, by which grain for the North was cut off', brought the

authorities

arranged. The to their senses,ofand

first event after sending

importance since thea man-of-war to Nankingwasthethematter

advent of foreigners takingwasof

the nativealthough

months, city onrepeatedly

7th September, 1853,andbyattacked

besieged the Triadbyrebels,

the who held it This

Imperialists. for seventeen

caused a

large

of landnumber rose veryof refugees to seek Atshelter

considerably. that within the foreignforce

time a Volunteer Settlements,

was formedandamong the price

the

foreign

did reallyresidents, under theThecommand

good service. battle ofof“Captain

Muddy (afterwards

Flat ” was fought Sir Thomas)

on 4thAVade,April,which

1854,

when the Volunteers in conjunction with the Naval

with one field piece, drove the Imperialists, numbering 10,000 men, from forces, consisting in all of 300 men

T the neighbour-

hood of the Settlements and burned their camps. Two of the \ olunteers and one

American were

authorities werekilled, and ten

powerless men wounded.

to collect the duties,Owing whichtoforthea occupation

short time ofwere thenotcitypaid

the

and

Consuls it was, in consequence,

(British,ThisFrench, agreed in July,

and toAmerican) 1854, between

that they the Taotai and the three

foreign control. was found work so much to theshould be collected

advantage of the Chineseunder

Government

all the open ports. The Foreign Inspectorate of Customs was established in 1861, theto

that the system was, subsequently to the Treaty of Tientsin, extended

headquarters of which were for some years, and, according to the original regulations,

ought still to be,

the buildings at Jesuits

of the Shanghai. In 1861and

at Sicawei, thethreatened

Taipings approached

the city andShanghai,

settlements. occupied

The

capture

that city and the surrounding districts to Shanghai for protection, so that the nativeof

of Soochow on 25th May, 1860, had driven a large number of the inhabitants

population increased rapidly. It was variously estimated

thousand to a million, but the smaller number is probably nearer the truth. By 1861 at from four hundred

provisions

previously. had increased

Efforts were made in price to four

to keep the times

rebels what they hadfrom

at a distance beenShanghai;

somey earsa

detachment of British Royal Marines and an Indian Regiment garrisoned the walls,

while

Marines. the gatesAugust,

on the18-;1,

side thetowards

city the French

attacked,Settlement were guarded by French

walls and Inriver were in consequence wasdestroyed byandthe

the French,

suburbs between

the rebelsthebeing

city

ultimately driven back. In December the rebels to the number of one hundred

thousand

Defence again threatened the Settlements. at The approaches were barricaded andtaels.

the

Before oftheCreek

radius close constructed

thirty miles the and

of 1862around rebelsfortified

had been

Shanghai. So

an expense

driven

immensely theofthe

by did forty-five

British

price

thousand

Forces

of land beyond

rise that a

itforis ten

statedthousand

ground pounds.

which had originally cost foreigners fifty pounds

. At this time the old Race Course and Cricket Ground, per acre was sold

situated

holders had withinbeentherepaid

Britishthe Settlement,

original wascostsold

thereat was

such aa balance

profit thatof after

some the share-

forty-five

thousand

the use thousand taels, which

of the public, the owners generously devoted to the foundation of a fund for

thirty taelsto ofbe applied

this amount to the purposes

were lentof recreation only. Unfortunately

by the treasurer on his own

 SHANGHAI A157

responsibility to the Club, in which institution he was a shareholder. As the share-

holders were never able to repay this loan out of the profits , on the Club, the building

and furniture were taken over in 1869 by the trustees on behalf of the Recreation

Fund, to which

rendering thetobuilding

assistance some other stillpublic

belongs. This fund

institutions, hashaving

besides provedpurchased

very useful all thein

ground in the interior of the Race Course, which is now leased by the Municipality

and, with the

as a Public exceptionGround,

Recreation of thebysteeplechase

which namecourse at training

it is known. Moreseasons

recentlyonly,steps

set aside

were

connection with the new Rifle Range adjoining the Hongkew Settlement, an additionalin

taken by the Municipality, in conjunction with the trustees of the fund, to acquire,

park for public recreation. This, which covers some fifty or sixty acres, has been

laid out, and is fully available for public use, relieving the congestion of the ground in

the

mayinterior

see in ofprogress

the Race Course

at the. samewhere, during

time half a dozen summer on matches,

cricket a Saturday afternoon,

baseball, one

polo, golf

and several tennis matches. Tbe swimming bath in the Hongkew1 Ground was opened

in 1907.

At the time the local native Authorities were severely pressed they availed

themselves

band partlyofcomposed

the services of an American

of deserters from foreign adventurer

ships andnamedrowdies Ward,

of allwho raisedwhoa

nations,

had congregated

force,, notwithstandingat Shanghai, with whosecommencement,

its unpromising help he drilled • attained

a regimentunder of natives.

Ward a Thiscon-

siderable amount of efficiency, and did good and useful service. This was acknowledg-

ed in a manner unusual, where foreigners are concerned, by the Chinese authorities,

who after his death reared in the city of Sungkiangfu a temple to his memory, where

servicesof are

mand still maintained.

another American of the After

name Ward was killed

of Burge the force

vine, who provedpassed undertothehiscom-

unfaithful flag

and subsequently transferred his services to the Taiping rebels. The Imperial

Authorities

their earnestfoundrequestit impossible

Admiral SirtoJames controlHopethese raw andtoundisciplined

consented the appointment levies,of Major,

and at

afterwards General, Gordon, R.E., to the command. Having by him been made amen-

able to discipline, this force now rendered the greatest service m the suppression of the

rebellion; indeed, it is generally believed that the TaipingAwould never have been

■oband

vercome but for theAmongst

assistanceotherof “The Ever-Victorious

•regainedArmy,” as this hastily-raised

■city ofwas named.

Soochow on 27th November, services they virtually

1863, which possession

ended of the

the rebellion. important

There

is, however, much room for doubt as to the wisdom of foreigners aiding in its sup-

pression, many of those best capable of judging being of opinion that the civilization

of the Empire

dynasty wouldoverthrown.

been then have had a Certainly

much better chancenations,

European of progressing

merely inhad the decaying

exchange for the

promise of neutrality, might have made almost any terms with the Taiping rebels. A

monument

north end of the Bund and was afterwards transferred to the Public Gardens. atFrom

in memory of the fallen officers of this regiment stood for many years the

I860 to 1867 one British and two Indian Regiments and a battery of British Artillery

were stationed at Shanghai.

sketch.SinceOnthatChristmas

time there Eve,have

1870,been

the few historical

British Consulate events

wasworthy

burnedofdown recordandin most

a briefof

the records completely lost. In May, 1874, a riot occurred

owing to the intention of the Municipal Council to make a road through an old in the French Settlement

graveyard belonging to the Ningpo Guild. One or two Europeans were severely

injured,

property andwas eight nativesAnlostextensive

destroyed. their lives.fire in_ Atheconsiderable amount ofin foreign-owned

French Concession August, 1879,

destroyed 221 houses; the loss was estimated at Tls. 1,500,000. The foreign Settlements

celebrated their jubilee on 17th and 18th November, 1893, when, it is estimated, 500,000

strangers

1894 a fire outside the native city along the river bank having cleared awayoccasion.

visited Shanghai. A medal was struck in commemoration of the a great and In

noisome

native collection of huts and hovels, advantage was taken of this clearing by the

roads. Authorities to makefrom

This Bund extends a broad Bundcorner

the south on theof model of theBund,

the French Foreign

alongSettlement

the river

some three and a half miles, to the Arsenal at Kao Chang Miao. It was formally de-

clared open by the Taotai in October, 1897. A Council was formed to supervise this

Bund and

Bureau attend toAffairs,

for Foreign otherinnative municipalWellmatters;

the Bubbling Road. itsIt offices

controlsarea special

situatedforce

in theof

police composed of Sikhs and Chinese. A riot occurred on 5th and 6th April, 1897, in

 Al58 SHANGHAI

consequence of an increase in the wheelbarrow tax. It was suppressed by tho

Volunteers and sailors from the men of-war in port, without loss of life. The Consuls

and Municipal Council having submitted to the dictation of the Wheelbarrow Guild, an

indignation public meeting was held on the 7th April, the largest meeting ever held in

the Settlements up to that date. At this meeting the action of the Authorities was so

strongly condemned that the Council resigned. A new Council was elected and the tax

enforced, the French Municipal Council increasing their tax in like pi oportion. Another

riot took place on 16th and 17th July, 1898, owing to the Authorities of the French.

Settlement having decided to remove the “Ningpo Joss House.” The French Volun-

teers were called out and a force landed from men-of-war, which measures speedily sup-

pressed the riot, fifteen natives being reported killed and many wounded. In 1900, Great

Britain, France, Germany, and Japan landed troops at Shanghai for the protection of

the Settlements, the presence of the troops being deemed necessary owing to the threat-

ening aspect of the natives at the time operations were being conducted in the north in

consequence of the Boxer rising. They remained as a garrison until December, 1902, when

they were withdrawn. In December, 1905, differences arose between the local Chinese

and British officials regarding the jurisdiction of the British Assessor of the Mixed

Court, leading to a situation that called for the intervention of an armed foreign force.

Inflammatory placards were posted throughout the native city and in the Settlement

itself urging a general strike for the purpose of asserting so-called Chinese rights, and

on the 18th December serious rioting occurred in the streets, when several foreigners

were subjected to rough usage at the hands of the mob. Determined attacks were made

on the Hongkew and Louza police stations. The latter station was set on fire and

partially wrecked. Encouraged by this success the rioters directed their incendiary

efforts to the annexe of the Hotel Metropole. Their designs were happily frustrated by

a force of bluejackets and volunteers who arrived on the scene, but it was not before

shots had been fired and a few of the rioters killed that the mob dispersed. In the

Nanking Road also the police found it necessary to fire on the mob with ball cartridge,

two rounds of blank cartridges having failed to overawe them. In addition to the

Volunteers, the Municipal police, European and Sikh, who appeared on the streets armed

with rifles and fixed bayonets, upwards of 3,000 bluejackets were landed from warships

of various nationalities for the protection of the Settlement. The men behaved with

great moderation,

Ihe Viceroy himselfbutcame

speedily convincedto settle

to Shanghai the rioters that their

the dispute, andconduct

the Mixed wasCourt,

ill-advised.

after

being closed for a fortnight, was re-opened with Mr. Twyman, the British Assessor

(whose

tique atdismissal

Peping the Taotaiunfortunately

somewhat had demanded), still toonthe

yielded thedemand

Bench. of Thethe Corps Diploma-

Chinese officials,

and this prevented any satisfactory conclusion being arrived at, both parties, the

Municipality

was the sceneand the Chinese

of some fightingMagistrates,

in connection being

withunsatisfied.

the abortiveShanghai

rebellionin against

August, Yuan

1913,

Shih-kai. A large force of revolutionaries made several determined

the arsenal, but did not succeed. There was fighting, also, in the immediate district attempts to capture

nominally over possession of Shanghai during the summer of 1924 between Kiangsu and

Chekiang.

on The Volunteers

the Settlement. On May of30th,the 1925,

Settlement wererioting

there was mobilised, buttheno Louza

outside attackPolice

was made

Sta-

tion and the Police were forced to fire upon the crowd. There were a number of

casualties, and a general strike of the Chinese followed with unrest,

by Bolshevik and anti-foreign influences, in many parts of China. Throughout 1926 engineered largely

the unrest

ceeded continued

withowing and thereAtwere

little interruption. many labour

theatbeginning troubles but more general tradetrouble

pro-

was feared to the occurrences Hankow ofand1927,thehowever,

approach of the serious

Nationalist

forces, and the Powers therefore agreed to garrison the Settlement.

The taking over of Manchuria by the Japanese in September 1931 led to a boycott

culminating in thea arm

Sino-Japanese hostilities round Shanghai at the beginning, of 1932.

<2ureSU/t ^rea

-in Shanghai on *'account

^ was of caused to the foreigners

the proximity residingandinattheoneforeign

of the fighting, time theconcessions,

advisab-

i. tlFnbeenevacuat

had done ^nSthetheChinese

to place was even considered.

territories around However,particularly

Shanghai, after considerable

Chapei, damage

a truce

literally recognised as the virtual ruler of the three North-Eastern provinces.. was

was signed in the middle of 1932 between China and Japan by which the latter

 SHANGHAI A159

Population

during ThetheForeign population

next ten years. The increased

censusrapidly

of 1865 up gaveto the

1865,number

but declined

of foreign considerably

residents

In the three Settlements as 2,757, army and navy (British) 1,851, shipping 981, a total

inof 5,589.

1880, 2,197; In 1870,in the

1885,total3,673;

in thein Anglo-American

1890, 3,821; in 1895, Settlement

4,684; was 1,666;7,396;

in 1900, in 1876,in 1,673;

1905,

11,497.

of8,658

15,012 Byforeigners;

the census 1,356

of 15thin October,

the 1910,Settlement

British there were(now in both Settlements

called Central a total

District),

in Hongkew (now Northern and Eastern Districts), 3,522 in Western Dis-

oftrict,217.4Outside Hoads

per cent, and the

during Pootung; and years,

latter five 1,476 against

in the French Settlement—an

45 per cent, increase

during the previous

five.

•the two When the census was taken in October, 1915, the number of foreigners in

and 2,405Settlements

in the French had Settlement.

grown to 20,924—18,519

According tointhethe census International

taken onSettlement

October

of16th,the1920French(exclusive of thetheFrench

Consul), foreignSettlement

population and the outside 23,307,

numbered roads under the control

compared with

18,519 in 1915 and 13,536 in 1910. The proportion of the principal nationalities repre-

sented was as follows, the figures at the time of the 1915 census being given within

parenthesis Japanese 10,215 (7,169); British, 5,341 (4,822); American, 2,264 (1,307);

Portuguese,

Spanish, 1861,301

(181);(1,323);

Danish,Russian,

175 (145);1,266 (361);171 French,

Italian, 316 (244);

(114); Indians, 954German,

(1,009). This280 showed

(1,155);

foreign settlements was taken in 1925, when the returns showed 29,947 foreignersof and

that the Japanese had trebled in number since 1910. The last official census the

810,279 Chinese as resident in the districts under the control of the International

Council.

7,811 This figure isand exclusive ofChinese.

the FrenchItSettlement the population thatofthewhich is given at

tion offoreigners

the “ French”289,261Concession included is 3,463

interesting

BritishtoandnoteAmericans, foreign

as against popula-

893

French. According to the census report compiled by the Municipal Bureau of Public.

Safety, the total population of Greater Shanghai in December 1930, with the Interna-

tional

Of theSettlement and the 1,007,868

total population, French Concession,

are residingwas 3,183,567,

in the includingSettlement,

International 59,355 foreigners.

434,807

in the French Concession, and 1,740,892 in the native city and its surrounding suburbs.

Although the Chinese have no right of residence

and indeed were not recognised by the original Land Regulations, some twenty within the Foreign Settement

thousand sought refuge within the boundaries from the rebels in 1854, and when the

city was besieged by the Taipings in 1860 there were, it is said, at least five hundred

thousand

930,068. The natives withinpopulation

Chinese the Settlements.

working inIn the 1920Settlements,

there were inhowever,

the threemust Settlements

be much

greater

the limits. than the total given, as there are many more thousands who sleep outside

Climate

The climate of Shanghai is generally allowed to be fairly healthy. The highest

recorded number of deaths from cholera among foreigners was 32 in 1890. Of these,

11 weretheamongst

cases, averageresidents.

number of With casestheamongst

exception of the has

foreigners yearbeen

1912,slightly

when overtherethree

were per14

annum during the last twenty years. The average number of deaths of foreign

residents from small-pox during the last twenty years has been 15 per annum.

14Amongst

in 1916,the20.7foreignin 1917,population

16.5 in 1918 the general

(includingdeathJapanese),

rate was 20.615.4 per thousand

in 1919, 15.2 inin 1915,

1920,

18.2 in 1921, 19.3 in 1922 and 17.2 in 1923. These rates compare favourably with those

of many large towns in Europe and America. The thermometer ranges from 25 deg.

to 103 deg. F., the mean of ten years having been 59T9 deg., the average being 41‘13,

64'99, 77’91 and 52.49 for first, second, third and fourth quarters, respectively. Shanghai

^approaches

London andnearest to Rome

Shanghai are inalmost

meanidentical.

temperature, In while

Octobertheand winter temperatures

November there ofis

generally

the world;drv,butclear, whenandthedelightful

winter has weather,

fairly equalset into thethat north-east

found in any windspartareof

extremely cold and biting. On January 17th,

Woosung. The heat during July and August is sometimes excessive, but generally1878, the river was frozen over at

lasts only a few days at a time. In late years very severe gales have become

A160 SHANGHAI

more frequent. On 27th and 28th July, 1915, a typhoon of extraordinary violence

visited

in the third the district

to 30’245doing muchin damage.

inches the first The mean ofThe

quarter. the annual

barometer is fromof 29.769

average rainy

days in Shanghai during eight years was 124; 55 wet days occurred in winter, and

69

30'2 in summer. The mean degree of humidity is from 78‘6 in the winter to and

in summer; the annual rainfall averages 49' 5 7 inches, about 15 in winter 82‘6

in the summer months.

Description

east Theand streets of the for

west, mostly International and French

the whole length of both,Settlements

crossing eachrun other

northatandright south and

angles.

They

expense were when first laid out twenty-two feet wide, but have since at very great

stringentbeen mostly the

regulations, madetraffic

muchproblem

wider.is becoming

In spite ofincreasingly

this, however,

acute and the more

in Shanghai

as elsewhere. Notwithstanding the soft nature of the soil the roads are kept in

remarkably

trams the whole good track

order, ofdespite the heavy

the Maloo, motor

one mile traffic. wasWith

in length, laidthewithintroduction

Jarrah hard-of

wood

was blocks,with

paved and the

the same

sectionmaterial.

of Nanking Hoadtobetween

Owing the Kiangse

nature of theRoad

ground,and expensive

the Bund

piling or concrete foundations are necessary before any building over one storey in

height canCreek,

Soochow be erected,

between and all stoneSettlement

the British has to beandbrought from isa now

Hongkew, long crossed

distance.by nine

The

bridges, seven of which are adapted for carriage traffic.

Many foreign houses, surrounded by gardens, have been erected near the outside

roads, Roads,

Sinza especially on the

which Bubbling

are the main Well, Avenue

outlets from Haig,

theplanted Yuyuen,andGreat

Settlement, from Western

which and

most

offormtheingother roads branch off. These roads are with trees

fine avenues of five to six miles in length. Building activity of late years on both sides,,

may be described as remarkable and unparalleled in the history of the port.

the central asshould

Mention wffii asbewestern

made ofdistricts.

the many Foreigners

10 and evenfor20 thestoried

mostapartment

part have housesmigratedin

to these. These are now too numerous to enumerate off-hand.

Trade for 1933

CustomsThe value was asof follows:

the trade directof Shanghai

foreignin imports,

so far as 736.2it is now

millionrecorded by, the-

dollars as.

against 795.2 million in 1932; direct exports of Chinese produce to foreign

countries, 315.8 million dollars as against 246.7 million : coastwise imports off

Chinese produce, 220.3 million dollars as against 272.3 million; and coastwise

exports (including re-exports) of Chinese produce, 487.8 million dollars as-

against 501.3 million. From this it will be seen that the port handled the

respectable

review, not sum of 1,760.1

including themillion

value ofdollars’ worth ofmovements

the coastwise cargo during of the year cargo,

foreign under

inwards and outwards, the particulars of which are no longer recorded, and

not including the value of the coastwise movements of any class of cargo*

transported by junk, road, or rail. These statistics also show that the value

of foreign imports declined by something over 7 per cent, as compared with

the figures for the previous year; that the value of exports to foreign countries

increased by almost 28 per cent. ; and that the total value of the direct trade

with abroad increased by 10.1 million dollars, or almost 1 per cent. To-

complete the statistical data here given it should be recorded that Shanghai’s 1

share of China’s total foreign import trade rose Irom 45.48 per cent, in 1932

to 54.14 per cent, for the year under review, and that the port’s share of

China’s total export trade with foreign countries rose from 24.86 to 51.57 per

cent. In reviewing the trade of smaller ports it is usually possible to account

for yearly variations in statistics by an analysis of local conditions; but in

the case of Snanghai, which, as the last-quoted figures showy now handles

(chiefly in its capacity as an entrepori for the country) over half of the foreign

imports into China and over half of the exports from China, such a method

becomes inapplicable except when a major disturbance like the “undeclared’*

 SHANGHAI Al 61

war of 1932 interrupts the proper functioning of the port. In other Words, it

is not usually possible in the case of Shanghai to separate local demand and

output from the wider demand and output of the country as a whole, or to

measure the effect of local conditions on the statistics of the port.

While it would be out of place to discuss the success or failure of local

industries in relation to the( trade figures given above, there were (apart from

the absence of all the adverse circumstances that militated against the

movement of cargoes during the hostilities of the previous year, and apart from

considerations of the general trend of trade in China during the year under

review) certain statistical factors that did have a direct influence on these ,

figures. One of these factors, obviously, was the absence from the total

statistics for this country of any Manchurian trade figures. As the Man-

churian ports, including Dairen, took an 11.8 per cent, share in China’s

aggregate import trade and a 42.6 per cent, share (larger proportion than

Shanghai’s) in China’s export trade during 1932, it is easy to understand how

it comes about that, with these figures missing from the records for 1933,

Shanghai’s percentage of the remaining trade has risen to the proportions

already quoted. Again, while the decline in the value of importations through

Shanghai (as distinct from the rise in the port’s share of the country’s total

import trade) was a natural corollary of the decline in China’s import trade

in general, it may be observed that here also a statistical factor intruded itself

to account in part at least for the smaller figures shown for this distributing

centre. This factor was not a change in statistical method, but it was a change

in customary procedure on the part of certain importers which distinctly

affected the statistics of the ports concerned, and it calls for notice because it

was adopted at more and more ports as the year advanced. The change was

brought about simply through dealers in various ports electing to pay duty

oi! the arrival of cargoes at these ports, so as to avoid payment of the wharfage

dues and the conservancy dues for which they would be liable, if duty was paid

in Shanghai. Thus the direct foreign import trade statistics of such ports were

credited during the year under review, at the expense of Shanghai, with the

value of much cargo that formerly would have been landed and accounted for

an its first port of entry (Shanghai) instead of being forwarded direct to

destination as transhipment goods. The last explanation along statistical lines»

that need be given in connection, with the trade data recorded at the beginning

of this paragraph concerns the very substantial increase registered for the

value of exports from Shanghai to foreign pountries. This explanation is

important to an understanding of the gain shown by these figures: it is- that

1933 is the first complete year during which produce sent to an ocean port like

Shanghai for subsequent transhipment abroad has been treated statistically

as a domestic movement of cargo at the port of first shipment and as a direct

export abroad at the ocean port concerned. This factor is sufficient in itself

to account for the 28 per cent, improvement on Shanghai’s foreign export trade

statistics and for the very noticeable disparity between the export values for

1932 and 1933. Generally speaking, the port seems to have made a very good

recovery from the disturbing effects of the warfare waged on its borders during

the previous year, and, if signs of the trade depression do linger on in the

form of an acute unemployment situation, there is evidence enough that

Shanghai has by no means lost confidence in itself or in its future. This may

be seen in the unusually strong building boom now in progress, directed chiefly

towards the erectiori of magnificent office, hotel, and apartment-house . skyi-

scrapers. It may be seen also in the number of new permits taken for the

establishment of factories and storage godowns, and in the extension taking

place in almost all of the public utility plants to meet the heeds of the growing'

population, which is now placed at a total of over 3,358,000. persons. The

development of the harbour keeps pace; with the growth of the city. A new

record

by the forWhangpoo

dredgingConservancy

work in theBoard,

harbour

Almostand itscubic

approaches was established

of mud being removed during the year. The3.8 commencement

yards (barge measure)

of dredging

operations 6n the Wayside Bar Channel, a long-contemplated undertaking

A162 SHANGHAI

hitherto .postponed for varioui reasons, was an outstanding feautre of the work

•engaged in. It is intended to dredge this channel to a depth of 31 feet at

lowest low water. A drag suction dredger, which will be one of the largest

dredgers in the world, as been ordered from Germany for use on the entrance

bar of the Yangtze River. This bar is over 2 miles in width, and the length

4if the approach affected by it is some 20 miles, which particulars will give some

idea of the magnitude of the task confronting the new dredger in opening and

maintaining a deeper channel through the bar and through a sufficient length

of its approach. The' number of vessels'entering and clearing under General

Regulations at the port of Shanghai was 18,115, aggregating 35.2 million tons;

and the number entering and clearing under Inland Waters Steam Navigation

Regulations wras 28,270, aggregating 4.1 million tons. The total tonnage

entering and clearing was thus 39.3 million. Entrances alone amounted to

19.7 million tons, an increase of 0.8 mlilion tons over the figures for the

previous year. These statistics are exclusive of the 61,401 junks entered and

cleared. The combined figures for entrances and clearances for the domestic

and foreign traffic under General Regulations show that British-flag vessels

led the Shanghai shipping list with 13 million tons, followed by Chinese-flag

vessels with 6.7 million, Japanese-flag vessels wdth 5.9 million, American-flag

vessels with million, and Norwegian-flag vessels with 2 million tons.

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A. Manufacturers

E. G. China Electric Co., Electrical

— 207, winkel; Codes: Rudolf Mosse,

and Engineers Trade

Kiangse Road; Telephs. 17472 and 17907; Private and Supplement, A.B.C.Universal

6th and

Cable Ad: Aegchinaco M. Kattwinkel, manager

Branch Office: Tientsin H. Huebel, signs per pro.

St. Halas, manager (iShanghai)

F. G. Jauch, manager (Tientsin) Representatives

Yereinigte

and Distributors for

Dr. H. Woidt, secretary

J. Bolt, engineer Germany Glanzstoff-Fabriken, A.G.

W. Bues, do. Allg. Kunstzijde Unie N. Y. Arnhem,

Shou Pin, do. Holland

W Y. Hsieh, do. Bemberg Department

H. T. Shen, do. J. P. Bemberg, Germany

Miss H. Heck elt | Miss C. Siiva

& ST ta m

Afshar & Co., A. R., Importers and Yuen kee wee hum ho

Exporters of Tea, Silk, Hides and Alam, L., Ship Chandler, General Store-

Tobacco Leaf—60, Kiangse Rd.; Teleph. keeper and Stevedore—155, Muirhead

1.2759; P.O. Box 1329; Cable Ad: Sharaf Road; Teleph. 51165

L. Alam, manager

Agfa China Co. (Otto & Co.), Photo- Alexander Clark Co., Ltd., The, Manu-

graphic Articles — 261, Szechuen facturing Goldsmiths and Silversmiths-

Road; Teleph. 16388; Cable Ad: —Sassoon House, The Bund; Teleph.

Agfaphoto 10719; London

Ah(Contractors—33,

Foil & Co., Stevedores Fenchurch Street, Showroom:

E. C. 3 125-126,.

Szechuen and

RoadGeneral

(Room Alexander Clark, managing director

607);

Ah Teleph.

Foh, Sr. 18882I K. S. Kar Alexander Shoe Co.—59, Nanking

S.AhF.Foh,

KanJr. | Kya Road; Teleph. 10786; P.O. Box 794;

T. H.S.Sung

Foo Cable Ad: Walkover

E. D. Alexander, manager

K. Young Foh | Wm. D. Bentley

Ah Fong, Photographer, Flashlights, n m

etc.—647, Nanking Road; Teleph. Algar & Co., Aye erh teh Jcung Sze

94450 Ltd., Architects and Sur-

veyors, Land, Building,

Estate and Insurance

Ah Gum, Ship and House Painter— Agents—Algar Road; Teleph. 10231;

60, Hongkong

Cable Ad:

958, Broadway; Teleph. 51823 Classic

N. E. Kent, manager

E. H. Adams, a.r.i.b.a., sec., signs per

Ah Hong & Co., Building Contractors—

33, Szechuen Road; Teleph. 19301

T. S. Sung R.pro.

Hobday, a.rh.b.a.

Mrs.

Mrs. A. G.Beatty

Steventon

Ah Sing, Printer — 561, Boone Road,

Corner of North Szechuen Road; H. J. D.Encarnacao

Teleph. 42692 E. Ginper

Ting Pa-ying, compr.

Chan Chien-hou, insce. compr.

Aircraft (China) Ltd., Aircraft of

all Types, Aeronautic Supplies and Alhambra Cigar and Cigarette Mfg-

Aviation Insurance—Teleph. 16375 ; Co.—299, Szechuen Road; Teleph.

P.O. Box 398; Cable Ad: Aircraftco 12161

A164 SHANGHAI

Allan & Buchan, Exchange; and Bul- ASuminium Union Limited,

lion Brokers—69, Kiukiang Road ; Aluminium Glen inLineall Building,

Commercial2, Forms—

Telephs. 10521, 16972, 11975 & 12324; 517, Road; -Teleph. 11758; P.O. Box 1435;

Peking

Cable Ad : Irvhurnag Cable Ad: Alulim

E. C. Allan

R. Buchan, do. r partner John M. Hykes, manager

F. Machado, assistant Charles

Miss A. C.R. Olds

Nash,I assist,

W. Y. manager

Hsu

J. C. Hsia j K. Y. Wong

Allan, E. C., Bill and Bullion Broker— C. C. Hsu I L. Zee

69, Kiukiang Road; Teleph.11975

Amateur Dramatic Club—(Nee Clubs)

iff • A Lip*™

At,l anson, William, Merchant — 455, American Asiatic Trading Co., Im-

Rue Lafayette, Teleph. >'1475; Cable Ad: porters A Exporters—320, Szechuen

Allanson

Road ; Teleph. 16422; P.O. Box 679;

Allen & Co.; Ltd., Edgar, Carbon Cable Ad: Amerasco

R. B. Bitker, general manager

and High Speed Tool Steels, Alloy and

IVIanganese Steel Castings, Crushing and

Grinding

Ming YuenMachinery,

Road etc. — 50, Yuen 10 & ii m ® m

Jardine Engineering Corporation, Mei-yah pao sien ehung hung sze'-'-

Ltd., sole agents American-Asiatic Underwriters, Fed.

Inc., U.S.A., General Insurance : Fire,

Marine, Motor-

Burglary, Plate Car,

Glass,Life, Accident,

Baggage and

m n a w % Special Risks—17, The Bund; Teleph.

Aye lay han pah lee 11144; P.O. Box 1195; Cable Ad:

Allen & Hanburys Ltd., Wholesale Underiters

Manufacturing

Chemists, Surgical and Instrument

Pharmaceutical

and American Association of China—{See

Hospital

110, Hankow Furniture

Road; Manufacturers—

Teleph. 12285; American Chamber of Commerce)

Cable Ad; Allenburys American Association of University

P. Slowe

13. Gain,A; agent

Co., Ltd., distributing Women—{See Clubs)

agents

American Bank NoteTheCo.,Bund;

Manufacturers—-12, BankTeleph.

Note

10420; Cable Ad: Banknote

Ying shang chu hwa lien ho yen tsao Harry F. Payne, vice-president

yu hsien hung sze G.H.H.G.Lynott,

McNearymanager

Alliance Tobacco Co. of China, Ltd.— Mrs. H. S. Campbell

175, Soochow Road; Teleph. 134S2 American Baptist Foreign Mission

Directors—R.

A. L. Dickson, Bailey, W.L. G.C. Cousins, Society {See Churches and Mis-

Foster, sions)

Brigadier-General

ten, c.M G., D.s.o., E. C.H.

and B. Macnagh-

Harber

C. C. Newson, f.c.i.s., secretary American Bible Society {See Associa-

K. McKelvie, assist, do. tions)

Allman A Co., Lawyers—206, Hamilton American Book Shop, {See The Chinese-

House, 170, Kiangse Road; Cable Ad: American Publishing Co.)

Allmanco

Allied Architects — 40, Ningpo Road; American Bureau of Shipping—3,

Canton Road; Teleph. 16817; Cable Ad:

Cable Ad: Alliarcht Record

 SHANGHAI A165-

American Chamber of Commerce {See

Chambers of Commerce) Mei gwok wan tung ngan hong

American Club {See Clubs) u hsien kung sze

American Express Co., Inc., Bankers,.

American Commercial Attach^ — 5, Road Shipping & Travel—158, Kiukiang

Canton Road; Teleph. 15045; P. O. Box {See under Banks)

605; Cable Ad: Amcomat; Code:

Western Union 5th edn.

Commercial Attache—Julean Arnold & ft m

Assist. Commercial Attache—A. Bland Mei Kwang Kung Sze

Calder

Registrar, China Trade Act.—A. Inc., U.S.A.—1, KiukingMatch

American- Far Eastern Co., Fed..

Viola Smith 11250 & 11259; Cable Ad:RAmfeamatch;>ad; Telephs.

American Consulate {See Consulates) Factory: North Side'Soochow Creek,

Opposite Brenan Piece

American Dispensary, Federal S. H.Y. J.Euren,

Rehn,managing

secretary director

and treas.

Inc., U.S.A., Pharmacists & Dis- S.

pensing Chemists—120, Nanking Road;

Telephs. 18790 (5 lines) and 13803 T. A. Hultmanengineer

Blom, chief

(urgent calls); Cable Ad: Kofa; Codes: Miss T. Volsky

A.B.C. 6th, Mosse Mrs. T. Makarov

Executive Dept:and Bentley’s. American Forces—Fourth Marines,

C.E. S.H. Franklin, president

Thiel, vice-do. M.C.E.F., Headquarters—527, Hai-

F. J. Raven, do. phong Road; Teleph. 30230

C.H. D.W.Culbertson, treasurer

Pflug, secretary

Pharmacy : m & m wmm

J. C. Locke Mei kuo pao shim hung wei

American Foreign Insurance Asso-

A.G.MissL.W.E.Filtzer

Shmulevsky

Herrgesell

ciation, General Insurance—China

Miss E. Bergmann Branch: 5, Canton Road; Teleph.

Miss 15089; P.O. Head

Box Office

609, :, Cable Ad:

Miss T.N. KotsookRojdestvensky Afiachina.

Lane, New York

80, Maiden

F. E. Vincent, manager

American Drug Co. (Kofa) A. G.M. Muldoon,

N. Moore, assist,

do. mgr.

{See iKofa-American Drug Co.) V.Hugh

A. Riaboff | E. McAllister

Black (Tientsin)

At H. A. Powell (Hankow)

Pei chi dien che ping shan hung sze W. G. Turbyfill, (Canton)

American Engineering Corporation American Legion—(Nee Clubs)

(China),

Bubbling Engineers

Well Road; and Importers—989,

Teleph. 14350; American Lloyd, Travel, Shipping,

Cable Ad: Amengco Insurance—13, Edward Ezra Road;

C.C. K. Young, president

M. Wentworth, treasurer Teleph. 10137; Cable Ad: Palest-

Sarcey T. Chen, secy. & manager loyd. Head Office: Paris. Agen-

W. S. B. Wong, sales mgr. cies at Harbin, Tsingtao and Tien-

S. C. Wang, service mgr. tsin

Agencies E. Rubenfeld, manager

Frigidaire

Atlas Corporation

Imperial Engine Co.

Evinrude Motors Corp. Co. & m m m &

Kermath Manufacturing American Mail Line—The Robert Dol-

The Bristol Co. lar Building, 51, Canton Road: Teleph.

Weber Showcase and Fixture Co. 15309; Cable Ad:

{See Dollar Co., Dollar

The Robert)

Crosley Radio Corporation

A166 SHANGHAI

Amekican Masonic Temple Associa- Amos Bird Compan'/, Division of

Borden’s Produce Co.—1, Tengyueh

tion—(Nee Clubs) Road; Telephs. 50060; P.O. Box

rg £ & $ ® H 215; Cable Ad: Amosbird

Mei kuoh wu ching kung sze P. H.H. H.Dunbar

Cameron I J. Moss

Young

American Metal Co., Ltd., Producers

ofSassoon

Gold, Silver, Copper, Lead and Zinc — T. H. Pond, jr. I| I.J. Poltere

House; Teleph. 11200; Cable C. K. Carroll | Mrs. J. Heidler

Ad: Efflux An Kong Silk Co.—30, Tientsin Road;

American-Oriental Banking Corpora- Cable Ad: Akong

tion (Nee Banks) An Ping Fire and Marine Insurance Co.,

a » « * >s Ltd.—85, Tientsin Road; Teleph. 16220

American-Oriental Finance Corpora-

tion, Federal Inc., U.S.A.—29, Nan- Andersen, C. W. (Member Shanghai Stock

Exchange), Central

Stock, Share and General

king Road; Teleph. 11300; Cable Broker—16, Road; Teleph. 18026;

Ad: Amorfinanc Cable Ad: Nesrednaw

F.J. Warner

J. Raven,Brown,

president

vice-presdt. &dir. C. W. Andersen

H. Sandor, vice-president

E.A.C. M. Bain, director

H.Kann,

Driscoll,do.secretary Hi m Sun chong

G.H. M.Aufwerber

Rosse, treasurer Andersen, Meyer & Company, Ltd.,

Jabin Kyong Engineers and Contractors, Importers,

E.MissM.M.Buchanan W. W. Macfarlane Head Manufacturers4 and to 8,Insurance Agents—

Miss S. Gray Button F. G. McTaggart

Miss R. Moore Road; Office:

Teleph. 12590 Yuen Ming

(Priv. Yuen

Exchange)-

K. A. Hartmann Mrs. B. R. Myers P.O.

ches: Box 265; Cable Ad: Danica. Bran;

S. M. Hills

GeorgeH.Killian

W. R. Palmer

Miss B. Rich Tsinan, Tientsin,

Mukden, Hankow,Peiping, Hongkong,

Tsingtao,

Tracy Logan Miss A. Boman Canton,

London San Francisco, New York,

M. R. Roy Thomas Waung V. H.Meyer, pres,vice-pres.

and genl.andmanager

S.MissSivertz Y.K. P.T. Way * C. French, treas.

Tayler Miss F.YenWebb

J. A. T.A. Thomas W. Wright, vice-pres. in charge of sales

Y. C. Han MH.issW.L.Weyler

Westerlund R. C.E.A.Gilleland,

Bowern, sales

assist,manager

to sales mgr.

Douglas

Luther Jee Hsu Mrs. M. Woolley

American-Oriental Trading Company, Andersonfl& Co., Ltd., ^ Hip wo

RoBT.,Tea Merchant s

Manufacturers’ Representatives —

266, Peking Road; Teleph. 17998; —131, Peking Road; P.O. Box 1275;

Cable Ad: Adamantine

P.O. Box 555; Cable Ad: Aotco

American Players’ Club—(See Clubs) ^ ^ An ta sung

American Presbyterian Mission—(See Anderson & Co,, A. L. (Established 1898),

Churches and Missions) Stock, Share and General Brokers,

Members Ad: Shanghai

Gradatim Stock Exchange—

American School —(See Educational) Cable F. B. Walker, partner

American Securities Corporation—

Hongkong Bank Building; Cable Ad:

Amsecor lit till -^He an mien yeh

American University Club—(Nee Clubs) Anderson, Clayton & Co., Cotton

Merchants — 34, Avenue Edward

VII. ; Teleph. 18040; Cable Ad:

American Women’s Club— (See Cl ubs) Smidtos

 SHANGHAI AT67

^ ^ ^ n ® ^ Anolo-Danish

owners,

Shipping Co., Ship-

Shipping and Freight Bro-

Mei kwok beh keh che cho kung sze kers, Shipping Agents, General

Anderson & Ferroggiaro (Fed. Inc., Merchants-—8, French Bund; Tel.

U.S.A.),Koom

Show Motorand

Car Service

Distributors—Offices,

Station: 755, 83059; Cable Ad: Ship-broker;

Avenue Foch; Teleph. 70024; Cable Ad: Codes : Acme, Bentley’s, Scott’s 10th

Anferco; P.O. Box 1107 edn., A.B.C. 5th edn., Boe Code and

E. W. Norman Private

B.H. J.M.Chen M. Ii. Justesen, manager

Howell F.K. Yeh Staley

Anglo-Jewish Club—(See Clubs)

G.H. B.S. Honigs-.

Smith H. A.L.Martin

Miss Seydel

berg T. S. Chang flj] ffif Haim inf)

C.A. Stubbs

W. Horton j A.Mrs.Shirazee

Elsie Soong Angus & Co., Marine and Cargo Surveyor;

—320, Szechuen Hoad; Teleph. 18740 (2

lines); P.O. Box 983; Cable Ad: Adjuster

Agents for:

Buick, La Salle, Cadillac, Yauxhall Anti-Communist Entente—(Nee Clubs)

^ An ding Antonoff, Dr. N. M.,and m.d.,ubsterics—2,

Physician,

Andresen, & Co., Inc., J. C., Exporters— Surgeon, Gynecology

210, Kiukiang Road; Teleph. 11860; Great Western Road; Corner Avenue

Cable Ad: Andresen Haig, Teleph.

12-1 p.m. 33067. Consulting

and 4.30-6.30 pun. iiours:

A. W.H. Hutchinson

Kutzschbach, agent

Woo Sih Ngow | Shing Lee-Fun Anzac Society of Shanghai—(Nee

Clubs)

Andrews and Wentwerth—36, Kiukiang Apcar Line—(See Mackinnon, Mac-

Road; Teleph. 16527 kenzie & Co.)

Anglo-Chinese Cleaning and Disin- M 7j< m m

fecting Co.—536, Szechuen Road; Pe lau■ sui chang

Teleph. 14887

Aquarius Co., Manufacturers of Table

Anglo-Chinese Dispensary, Manufac- Waters with

Foochow PureTeleph.

Road; Distilled17589;

Water-—44,

Cable

turing and Dispensing Chemists, Ad:Caldbeck,

Aquarius Macgregor &' Co., Ltd.,

Phote Supplies — 235, Honan Road;

Teleph. 92460; Cable Ad: Hytte- general managers

fad; Radio Ad . 19000 W. G. Crokam, manager

J. D. Tsu, manager Factory: 400, Thorburn Road; Teleph.

Anglo-Chinese Indenting Co., Gen- 50055

eral Merchandise, Hardware, Pro- A.J.D.Kearns

Openshaw, factory manager

, K. Gulamaii

visions, Furniture Stuffs & Fittings, J. S. Smith K. D. Bogorodsky

Woollen Suitings & Overcoatings, M. I. Poshnine, I J. Cunha

Oils & Paints, Crockery, Cutlery &

Sanitary Earthenware—190, Kiukiang Arai

Road; Teleph. 10158; Cable Ad :

Affluence; portersCo.,

& and General Importers Hankow

Mill Supplies—130, and Ex-

Bentley’s Codes: A.B.C. 5th and Road; Telephs. 10059, 14637 and

17277; P.O. Box 214; Cable Ad:

C. P. Loh, hon. adviser Araiyoko

Skene Dunne, manager

Sliane Dunne, accountant

F. Y. Zee, do. Ardalmetals Limited (Incorporated in

Hongkong)—Factory: 248, Yangtszepoo

Anglo-Chinese School—(See Educa- Road;

HarvieTeleph.

Cooke 51676. General

& Co., Ltd., Managers:

SzechuenRd.;

tional) Teleph. 18684; Cable Ad: Ardalmetal

A168 SHANGHAI

It £ f'J An li ying hong Resident Representatives

ArnhoEd & Co., Ltd., Merchants, R.Yickers

V. D.Electrical

Kirby, Export

Metropolitan-

Co., Ld.

Engineers

House, 1, Nanking and Contractors—Sassoon

Road; Teleph. 11430 G. H. Akerman, Henry Simon, Ld.

(10Directors

lines); Cable Ad: Harchi

— H. E. Arnhold, F. R. SoleMetropolitan

Distributors for

Davey,

Mann A. E. Marker and H. M. port Co., Ld.,Vickers

TurbinesElectrical Ex-

& Electrical

C. Managing

H. Arnhold and C. J. Meager, Plants of all descriptions

A. R. Braynfe,Directors

signs per pro. Agents for

Andrew Machine Construction Co.,

H.

V. Booth,

Rose, do.

do. Ld., Stockport. Humidifying Plant

J.R. E.Eisenhut,

Andrews, , do. (Mukden)

do.' (Hankow) Andrew, Toledo, Ld., Sheffield. Steel

do. (Hankow) Asa Lees & Co., Ld., Oldham. Cotton

L.C. Y.E. Lang,

Peacock do. (Tientsin) Spinning

Ashworth &

Machinery

Co., Ltd., Dewsbury.

Export Department Weighing Machinery

W.W.Russell

Hill I J. M. O. Requeira Blackburn Aeroplane and Motor Co.

A. Egli | E A. S. de Sousa Aeroplanes

A.Maier | R. B. Gzorio British Russell Parachute Co., Ltd.

Silk Department Parachutes, etc.

M. R. Pereira Cain, Son & Greenwood, Chas.,

Import Department—(Piece Goods) Halifax, England. Card Clothing

II. Booth Cellon, Ld., Kingston. Aircraft Dope

A. L. Barton [ C. IV!. Maher Chance

Glass andb Co.,

Bros, Ld. Birmingham

Aerodrome Lighting

Metals, Paper and Sundries Dept. Equipment

P. Holzmueller Dedon.

Havilland Aircraft Co., Ld., Lon-

Cotton Department Makers of “Moth” Aeroplanes

C. ShuttlewortTi Educational Supplies

Sliding door Equipment Association.

O. Benz

Insurance Department Gibbons, Ld., James, Wolverhamp-

A gencies ton. Locks and Door Furniture

Employers’ Hoffman Sprinkler Co., Ld., Man-

South BritishLiability Assur.Marine

Jnsce. Co. Co. chester. Sprinklers

International FibreTestBoard, Montreal,

Merchants Marine Insce.

Himalaya Assurance Co., Ld. Co., Ld. Canada. “ Ten ” Insulation

Engineering Department Boards

H. P. Madar | V. Rose Keighley, Ld., Geo., Burnley. Wea-

ving Machinery

Textile Machinery Lang Bridge,

ing, DyeingandLd., Finishing

Accrington.Machinery

Bleach-

A. F. Buyers Lister & Co., R. A., Dursley. Petorl

W. Stead (Hankow) Paraffin and Crude Oil Engines,

Aviation Machinery Electric Lighting Plants, Auto-

Capt. F. A. Swoffer Trucks, Pumps & Pumping Plants.

Electrical Machinery Magnolia Anti-friction Metal Co. of

K. D. Lee

Y. T. Yue ofGreat Britain,“Flower”

Genuine Ld., London, Makers

Brand Magno-

Mechanical Section lia and other Bearing Metals

R. Hoeckel, a.s.m.e. Pearn

Pumps b Co., Ld., Frank, Manchester.

S. C. Chow Reapressors

veil b Co., Ltd., Ipswich. Com-

Building Supplies

J. Berents | F. L. Bojesen Rees Roturbo Manufacturing Co.,

Automobile Department Ld., Wolverhampton. Centrifugal

F. T. Harrop Pumps

 SHANGHAI A169

Reid & Sigrist Ltd., Kingston-on- 1

T*J -5V US

Thames. Aeronautical Instruments Arts and Crafts, Ltd., Furnishers, Jfei nee hung tze

Rollo Products Co., Flooring,

London. “Rollo” Cabinet Makers, Architectural

Products, Garage etc.

Ruston & Hornsby, Ld., Lincoln. Gas, mental Decorators, Carpet Importers,JoinersOrna-

and Oil Engines, Road-making Lacquerers, Plasterers, Metal

Leaded Glass and Workers and

Artificial

Plants, etc.

Ruston-Lister Marine Co., London. Marble Showrooms Workers,

and . Electro

Offices: - Platers

887-9, Bubbling—

Diesel Engines and Marine Auxi- Well Road; Teleph. 34226. Factory and

liaries

Simon Ltd., Henry, Manchester. Flour Studio: 85, Ad:

Kiaochow Road; Teleph.

MillLd.,

Machinery, Conveyors, etc. 34222; Cable Artcrafts

Tann, John, Birmingham. Strong Directors—S. J.

Berry, A.c.s. Hicks and Mitchell

Room Doors and Safes - >Ci A. Pratt Z.MissS. M. Otani

Tilling Stevens Motors, Ld., Maid- G. T. Squires Roza

stone Kent. Vehicles

Gear Driven Petrol Electric and P. Skene . Mrs. B. Chaikin

TwySanitary

fords, Ware,Ltd., etc.Stoke-on-Trent. H. Miss K. Digmanese

J. Mayle J.MissE. C.WooF. Lacson

C.J. Kershaw

Union Oil Co. of California, Los An- W. E. Engler J. Y. Ching

geles. Asphalt, etc. E. Brown rigg F. S. Chang

Valor Company, London. Fire Ex-

tinguishersManufacturers Co., Lon-

Williamson

don. “Eagle” Aircraft Cameras Artistic Teleph. 13327

Corset Co.—7, Central Road;

Property Department Mrs. J. Poliak

E. S. Barraclough

A.W. Levenspiel,

Roeber construction engr. Artists Rifles Regt. Club—(See

G. M. Bateman | Mrs. H. Dmitrieff Clubs)

Shipping Department

P. T. O’Neill Ascot Riding School, Ltd.— 200, Tunsin

Accounts Department Road

A. R. Brayne, a.s.a.a. Ashizawa Printing Co.—300, Haining

A. K. Brown (cash) Road; Teleph. 41303

■Cable Department

C. Eng.

M. Sequeira

J. de Rozario & m m & m

Correspondence Department Asia Commercial Co., The, Importers,

Miss I. H. Gunter Exporters and Engineers—452, Kiangse

Miss J. Solomon I Mrs. F. E. Smith Road; Teleph. 12873

Mrs. L. Brook | Miss E. W. Brock C. K. Chan, c.e., manager

Miss D. Lamkert | Miss O.L. Wilson

•General Managers for

China

China Generaland

Import Omnibus

Export Co., Ld. Co. Asia

Lumber

Electric Co., Fed. Inc., U. S. A.—

Factory 45, Office:

Hochien Road; Teleph.

New Engineering and Shipbuilding 52333. City 210, SzechuenRoad;

Works, Ld. Teleph. 18625; Cable Ad: Astrico

Soy

The Lun

Cathay SilkLand

Filature

Co., Ld.

Cathay Hotels, Ld. ig & 3S $8 35

Ya si ya po li Kung sze

Art Steel Furniture Co., The, Manu- Asia Glass Co., Glass of every descrip-

facturers of all kinds of Steel Furni- tion: Glass Mirrors;

Resilvering Bevelling,Manufacturers

Silvering andof

tures — 450, Fukien Road; Teleph.

94718; Factory: 176, Pingliang Road; Metal

Teleph.Nanking;

50584. Branch: Road: Teleph. 17452; P.O. Hongkong

Shop Fronts—130, Box 939;

Tsing, Teleph. 10,23097Yang Kung Cable R. W.Ad;Gregg,

Asiaglaseo_

proprietor

T. P. Chu, general manager

A170 SHANGHAI

m % m \%n A w m 73 £ il $ w &

Yu pang jen shou po hsien hung ssu Asia Sung yun ku sze

Asia Life Insurance Go. — New York Asia Transportation Co., Customs

Office:

for Orient:80, William Street. Main Office Clearance Brokers and Forwarding

Teleph. 11350;17, P.0.

TheBoxBund, Shanghai,

236; Cable Ad: Agents, Cargo and Baggage Deli-

very and Commission Agents—64,

Alicochina; Code: Acme, Bentley’s

Private. Branches: Manila, Canton, Ad: and Canton Road; Teleph. 17174; Cable

Hongkong, Hankow, Peiping, Tientsin, Astransco

Singapore, Batavia, Hanoi, Saigon.

General Agencies: Harbin, Mukden, Asia Union Engineering Corporation-

Tsingtao, Chefoo, Amoy and Swatow 615, Szechuen Road; Tolepb, 15940

Asia Pharmacy, Wholesale and Retail Astatic Coal Co.--280, Markham Rd.;

Chemists and Druggists—1037, Av. Teleph. 31138

Foch; Teleph. 73023

T. H. Yah, proprietor

^1 & # Ying shang A si a huo yu kung sz

Puh yih dei tsai hung sze

Asia Realty Co., Federal Inc. U.S.A.’ Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North

Land and Estate Dealers, Architects and Kerosene, Ltd.,

China), The, Paraffin

ImportersWaxof

Construction

Road; Teleph.Engineers—50,18770; P.O, Box Nanking

2209; Candles

Generally—1, andGasoline,

The Petroleum

Bund; Teleph.Productsr

18619;

Cable Ad: Asiarealfy Cable Ad: Doric

Directorate—F.

C- M. Bain, C.J. Raven, chairman,

IT. French, Hsu N. Leslie, general manager

Singloh, C. H. Raven, H. Sandor, A. E. Jones, assist, gen’l. manager

E. alkerSigaut, C. Y. Starr and M. P. A. P. Richards

■W J. Webster

Officers Staff and Properties Dept.

H. Sandor, vice-prest. and gen. mgr. S. A.C. J.MiH.skinCarey | M. C. Yen

T. F. McCrea, secretary-treasurer Secretarial Dept.

Accounting

T. U. LeeDepartment Miss Beck

M. B. Tang Miss Hammond

Architectural General

B. J. Basil Department J. S. Blanford

General (Benzine, Fuel Oil, etc.) Dept.

F. Shaffer G. Miss

H. Sutcliffe

Insurance

A. M. Holman Department Curtis | Miss Monet

Rental Department Aviation Section

N. Poulsen E. A. R. Fowles

F. IT. Orloff I G. Hwa General (Fuel Oil) Dept.

K. W. Mih | Mrs. A. Fillers H. H. Nash

Sales Department General (Wax) Dept.

H. Sandor R. P. van den Berg

J.F. S.R. Potter J W. Lee General

Products) (Candles,

Dept.Stearine and Technical

Froemel | G. T. Read A. J. Daniels | R. F. Scott

Secretarial Department

Misses Landers, C. Bos, R. Foyn General

and K.D,Petigura

(Lubricants) Dept.

H. I. Clark

Securities Department A. G. Lang S. P. Simpson

Misses V. Parker and M. Petigura Local Sales Dept.

Statistician J. V. Stuart

Mrs. GraceDepartment

Knight W. A. L. Palmer

E Hudson I J.Mrs.B. Lelas

E.J. C.’Pullen E. Chow

Title Deed Registrations

Miss D. Wong E. W. Turnbull | Miss Allan

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Cables Department Yangtszepoo Sub-Installation

Miss Palmer Miss McConnell P. B. McNeill, manager

Miss Cohen Miss MacDonald E. A. H. Piper

Correspondence Dept. Gough Island Installation

Mrs. Hooley | Miss Hayden J. W. Cameron

Typists Department N. A. Kearney

Miss Levy Miss Pugh Marine Dept.

Miss Miss Newcomb

Cormack Miss Sheridan G. F. A. Mulock, n.s.o., Captain e.n.

Miss Kale

Miss King Miss Peach W.(retired),

A. Elliott,marine supt. r.n. (ret’d.)

Lt.-Comdr.,

Advertising Dept. W. McP. Marshall | Miss Gulson

M. R. Gordon Shipping Dept.

-Accounts Dept. A. J. Grant

G. S. Hawkins chief accountant L. G. Murray Kidd

F. S.J.Bridges

Hatton |j J.H. M.W.Pearson

A.R.H. A.M.

F.

Taylor

Brown

Van Eck

W.

A. M. Jenssen | C. L. Williams

Snow

W. E. Anderson Floating Staff

W. S. Bowman F. leG.Boutellier, captain

T. W. K. Chun, A.E. L.C. Piper

Read W. Briggs, chief

A. C. Browne, second do.

officer

B.oom. (B’ham. G. S. Scott G. Dick, 2nd engineer

University)

L. J. Coulcher A. E. Johnson A. D. McR. Fraser, chief engineer

E. Y. Fether- John Walker

Miss Ham- E.T. A.Jacob, chiefdo.

Lupton, officer

stonhaugh

H. R. Malcolm Miss Evans merton R.W. A.Sudbury,

Saunders, chief engineer

W. A. Pearson Miss Everitt captain

■Compradore A. D.Thomson,D.s.o.,comdr.R.N.R.,capt.

F. Tonry, chief engineer

Dow Ding Yao H. E. C. Turner, captain

Statistical Dept. Shanghai Joint Area

C. L. Martin A.A.H.R.Hopkyn

J. P. E. Klaverwiiden

Miss Fletcher

Wheldon I Miss T. FinchRees,| manager

Miss Heath

Miss Miss Ellis

Ackerman

Engineering Dept. ^ ffr Hsin Tax

J. T. Read, chart.c.e., engr.-in-chf. Asiatic Trading Corporation, Ltd., Im-

porters and Exporters, Tea Merchants

G. F. Forshaw 1 C. H. Whitaker —75, Canton Road; Teleph.

D. Wheldon j Miss Christen

J.P. W. C Chun, b.sc. a.m.i c.e. Ad:'Asiacorpo. Head Office:16715; Cable

London

Smyth W. E. Ulanoff, manager

W. F. Goslin I Miss Ritchie

J. S. Drakeford | Miss Christen m mm*

Stores Dept. Da-wa-lee-wei-sung-ze-lio-chong

A. W. Stubbs

J. F. Duncan j C. A. J. Wilkie Asiatic Yeast Works—137, Canton

Road; ’ Teleph. 18174; Factor at

Furniture Dept. Soochow Creek (Opp. Corner Breman

A. C. Hall & Warren Road); Teleph. 29531; P.O.

Lower Wharf Box 997; Cable Ad: Mediolum

P. F. Mason, manager Mee-Yeh Handels Compagnie, gen.

J. Black I W. H. Foster managers

G.A. W.

Butchart

Daily | C.C. J.Hamilton

Williams Associated Advertisers, Federal Inc.,

Workshop Manager U.S.A., Advertising and Merchandising

J. D. Adams —50, Nanking Road; Teleph. 18770;

Upper Wharf Installation Cable

JesseAdThompson

: Publico

A. W. Sawyer, manager Miss V.'Bary

J. G. Liley | I). O. Watling T. N. Ting | Y. D. Shelonosoff

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Associated Enamelware Companies— Social Service RoardD. MacGillivray

Chairman—Mrs.

224, Avenue Edward YII; Teleph. Vice-do. —Mrs. H. G. Huckstep

12727; Cable Ad : Enamel; Radio Rec. Secretary—Mrs.

Ad: 4455. Branches: Tientsin,

Hankow^ Changsha, Canton, Pen- Treasurer—Mrs. L. C.J.Healey

L. Maxwell

ang, Swatow Acting Corres. Secretary — Mrs. A.

IN. B. Chen, gen. manager E. Aylward

Associated Portland Cement Co.—33, China Association — 17,- The Bund,.

Teleph. 12694; Cable Ad: Britiscom

Szechuen Road; Teleph. 15253

Associated Press of America, News China Coast Officers’ Guild—24,

The Bund; Teleph. 12520; Cable Ad:

Agency—34, Avenue Edward VII; Chicoguis; Code: Bentley’s

Teleph. 16122; Cable Ad : Associated J. Watson, joint secretary

M.A.J. T.Harris

Steele China Medical Association—23, Yuen

Associated Press of Japan — (See Ming Yuen Road; Teleph.

Ad: Medmissan; Codes: 18997;

C.I.M.Cable-

and

iShimbun Rengosha) Mission Codes

ASSOCIATIONS AND SOCIETIES China Society of Science and Arts

20, Museum Road; Teleph. 13247

American Bar Association — 330, President—A. de C. Sowerby, f.z.s.,.

Szechuen Road F.R.G.S.

F. J. Schuhl, secretary Vice-Presidents

ph.d. (arts), —H.J. Chatley,

C. Ferguson,

d.sc.

(science)

D.S. and Wu Lien Teh, m.d.,

n mm m m Committee—W.

Mei hwa sing clung way

American Bible Society (China Wilder, Prof. E.M.Prof.

C. R. Kellogg, T.Porterfield,

Nystrom, G.Prof.

D.

F. P. Metcalf,.

Agency)—23, Yuen

Cable Ad : Bibles Ming Yuen Road; Mrs. A. de C. So.werby (hon.

treasurer),

(hon. Mrs. M C. Tordy

secretary)

Association Sportive Francaise—

68, Rte Dufour; Teleph. 11410 “Door of Hope’’ Children’s Refuge

—33, Brenan Road; P.O. Box

* 1391. Door of Hope: 33, Robison

Ta ying sing shu Jcnng way Road and 1221/2, Yu Yuen Road

British and Foreign Bible Society

—3, Hongkong Road; Teleph. 11872; # 5S fiO ± X

Cable

G. W.Ad:Sheppard,

Testaments

secretary Employers’ Federation—North China

G. A. Anderson | W. C. Allan Building, 17, The Bund; Teleph.

10704; P.O. Box 1049

Boy Scouts’ Association — Milling- Chairman—C. D. Pearson

Secretaries—Beck & Swann

ton Camp, 230 Hungjao Road ; Te-

lephs. 11299 and 29564; P O. Box Engineering Society of China—

750; Cable Ad: Scoutcraft c/o Public Works Dept., Shanghai

Municipal Council: Teleph. 13469

t & * 3S * Hon. Sec.—N. W. B. Clarke

Dali yin woo nue hung hwe Exchange Brokers’ Association-

British Women’s Association—H.

Bank Building, 12, The Bund; Telephs.& S. 12, The Bund; Teleph. 11811

Central 10220 (Office) and 10133 Exporters’ Association of Shanghai

(Members); Cable Ad: Britowomen —17, The Bund; Teleph. 10704;

Chairman—Mrs.

Vice-do. H. V.F. Wilkinson

—Mrs. W. Bichard P.O. Box 1049; Cable Ad: Moorob-

Hon. Treas.—Mrs. F. B. Winter Chairman—J. H. Liddell

Secretary—Mrs. E. Colter Secretaries—Beck & Swann

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Finnish Association, in Ghina^IOO, m m & m m fj

Route Marcel Tillot; TeTeph. Portuguese Women’s Association—

80-206;

Hon. P.O. Box,.1139 Hartman Pierce

Chairman^-A.

Hon. Treas.—G. V. Synnerberg Teleph. N,Apartments:

4445. . Boone Road;

Hon. Secy.—H. Keijola Quest Society, The

Girl Guides’ Association — Room Retired Naval Officers’ Associa

305, Glen Line : Building, 2, Pe- tion

king Road

Hwangho Flood Relief Commission RoyAL. Air Force AssqqRATioN of

—6, The Bund Shanghai—12, The Bund; Teleph.

19931

Japanese Cotton Merch\nts’

tion of Shanghai—55. SzechuenAssocia- fl >C m 35 Yn ehou' wen hui

Road Royal

(2nd floor); Teleph.19147 AsiaticA-Society

Branch)—R. S. Bldg.,(North China

2Q,', Museum

Road

President—A. D. Blackburn

Dze h,uo zeh pv.ng faunti tsih dong nih we Yice-Do.President—R. D. Abraham

Japanese Cotton Millowners’ As- and Director of Museum

sociation in China—Room 14. Yoko- —A. de C. Sdwerby

hama Specie Bank Building, 24, The Keeper

Wilkinson of Ornithology • K. S.

Bund; Telephs.

General Office) and.11669

15068-9(Director’s

(General Keeper of Archaelogy—H. E. Gibson

Oflice). Do. Couchology—Teng

Yen Ghien

Jewish > Communal Association of Do. Ichthyology—Yuanting

Chu T,

Shanghai Hori. Librarian—Miss A. Abraham

JewisH National Fund Commission Hon. Consulting Librarian — Mrs,

for Chin a E. Ayscnugb, H. LITT.

AsriSt.

ChaoLibrarian—C. V. Fu & T. Y.

vr & ® flk Chee woo Rung tso Hon.

EditorTreasurer—F.

of Journal—Dr. B. Winter

Essen M.

Marine

24. TheEngineers’ Guild12520;

Bund; Teleph. of China—

Cable Gale

Ad: Chicogms Hon. Secretary—Earl H. Gressy

Secretary—J. Watson

National Anti-Opium Association of Royal Society ^ Ta ying. way za

China—128, of-St. GeorgeHouse,(Shang-

18263; P.O. MuseumBox 1358;Road;

CableTeleph.

Ad: hai

KiukiahgBranch)—Church

Road .219,.

Natantop

Dr. Wang King Ky, chairman President—H. V. Wilkinson

Garfield Huang, secretary Vice-

Hon. do.Secretary—E.

,—M. ReaderL.Harris

Allen

National Christian Council of China, Hon. Treasurer—C, S. Speyer

The—169, Yuen Ming Yuen Road; Russian Benevolent Society — 876

Telephs. 18010, 18016, 18017, 18018; Avenue JofFre; Teleph. 70290

Cable Ad: Chicotieom

General

Cheng, Secretaries

d.d., L. D. —CibDr.andC.Rev.Y. Shanghai Eire In.su rang e^ssocia tion

E. C. Lobenstine —17, The Bund; Teleph. 10704; Cable

Secretaries—Rev.

F. L. Chang, MissC.T. C.L.Kuan,

Boynton,.

Rev. Ad: Moorob

R.H. Tsui

D. Rees, T. H. Sun and Dr. H. Commitfiee—F. E. Yin.eent (chair-

man), E. Lester Arnold, W. G.

Dove,

L.Ralph, A. R. Harris,

J. Kleijn, A. C. D.Hay,L.

Navy League—2, Canton Road; Teleph. H. B, ScottH.andPiercy,

G. G. j. Smith

62226 Secretaries—Beck & Swann

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Shanghai Football Association—P.O. fD ^ Chung yit hung sze

Box 497; Cable Ad: Wulfruna Shanghai Stock Exchange—16, Cen-

tral Road; Telephs. 18021/6;

# ft & w * 10600, 10441, 12269 and 10633

Chun see sze hwa wed (Secretary) ; Cable Ad : Stocks

Shanghai Horticultural Society Committee — N. W. Hickling

Parks & Open Snaces—Room 41, Ad- (chairman), W. R. Lemar-

ministrative Bldg., 15, Hankow ltd. ehand (vice-chairman), A. M.

Cannan, E. L. Elias, F. G.

Shanghai Lawn Grimshaw

Tennis Association Harrison, S. E. Levy, G. J. W.

President—R.

Vice-President—Wm Z. L. Sung Morgan, N. H. Rutherford,

do. —Charles Grosbois Soo Pei Shao, J. E. C. Swan

Hon. Secretary—L. F. Stokes and E. H. Parrott (secretary)

Executive Committee — J. W. Members—H. F. Baker, S, J.

Morcher,O.O.Okamoto

G. Meise. Benjamin, G. F. H. Bichard,

George, and M.A. Hay

H. A. A. Brady, R. Buchan, J. M.

S. Burr, A. M. Cannan, Y, S.

Thorburn

Chang, E.Y. G.C. Clarke,

Clark, Chun, H.J. L.J.

Shanghai Marine Underwriters

Association—17, The Bund; Teleph. Crompton, T. Crosthwaite,:.C.

10704; Cable Ad: Moorob D. Culberston, C. O. Cam-

Secretaries—Beck & Swann ming, K. M. Gumming, M. E.

Shanghai Metal.,,'Merchants’ Asso- Dangpor, S. David, C. T.

ciation—North China Building, Davis, A. J. Edgar, E. L.

17, The Bund; Teleph. 10704; P.O. Elias, F. S. Elias, A. S. Elias,

Box 1049 ; Cable Ad : Moorob M. Ezra, J. A. Fredericks,

Chairman—H. Tiefenbacher M. Friedman, C. Fritz,

Secretaries—Beck and Swann V. D. Gensburger, E. E. Gens-

burger. D. M. Gufcbay, S. M.

Shanghai Paper Importers’ Associa- S. Gubbay, R. N. Harris, F-

tion—RoomBank218.Building;

Hongkong and G. Harrison, A. J. Hayim,

Shanghai P.O. Box E. Hayim, A. Hillaly, N. W.

1418; Cable Ad: Shapaprsas Hickling, E. A. Hillel, R. S-

K. Ho Tung, C. A. Howard.

Shanghai Raw Silk Exporters’ Asso- G: M. W. Hummel, H.

ciation—452, Kiangse Road; Cable Joseph, S. M. Joseph, E-

Ad:Secretary—R.

Forensilk V. Dent Joseph. D. B. Judah, S. A.

Judah, R. Julian, R. E. Ka-

dooric, W. R. Lemarchand, S-

E. Levy, S. T. Levy, P. H.

Shang hai ma ko yang chang tang po wai Leynaud, C. M. Liang; H.

Martin,, A. Michael, , J. A.

Shanghai Rifle Association (Affiliated Mpller, G. J. W, Morgan, A.

with the National Rifle Association, E. Moses, M. Myers, M. J.

Great Britain)—Cable Ad: Trajectory Nathan, V. V. Needg. H. O.

Sec. & Treasurer—A. M. •Collaco, Odell, W. G. Pirie, J. O.

c/o Club Lusitano*. Pearce Pote-Hunt, G. H. Potts, P.

Apartments, 26 Albury Lane H. Prevot, D. Raphael, G.

Raymond, H. H. Read, A. W.

fr ig ii Reynell, H. Rogers, J. Rosen-

feld, O. S. B. Bowe. N. H.

Shang hai sick chok wai Rutherford, E. E. Shahmoon,

Shanghai Society for the Prevention A. E. Shahmoon, J. E. Simon,

of Cruelty to Animals P. S. Son, A. M. Sopher, L.

President—A. Soyka, S. Sudka, J. E. C.

Chairman—K. W.E. Burkill,

Newmano.b.e. Swan, EV'G. Tait, S. E. Toeg,

Secretary—Miss D. Fellow, 4/395 P. O. Tong, M. C. Tsai, T. B.

Route Frelupt; Teleph 70728 Tsang, F. R. Vida, F. B.

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Waiker, S, D. Wang, W. N.

Wells-Henders'on, A. Y. White, Chung hua chi ta chiao ching nien hui^

t ts ^ ^, w ^ s ^

S. Y. Woo, A. Woods,, P. C.

Yang,

Yearlejr T.andM.G. Yates,

T. Yuan,F. P. Y.M.C.A.chuan huo hsieh hu.il!

of China—131 , Museum

Shanghai Zionist Association—74, Road; Telephs. 15245J8; P.,0. Box

Szechuen Road; P.O. Box 1175 924; Cable Ad : Committee

Executive Board—Ly J. Uoang

Socnh’E Belge de Rienfaisance (ehairma.rr), L,- T. .Chen (vice-

chairman^), Gang Yuan Hsioh

SoCIETE Su.T=SE, DE RteNFAISANCE (vice-chairman), V. ,C. Tu (se-

'‘Helvetia”—c /o, i Hirsbriliailer ‘ !& cretary), Hu Yung Chi (trea-

Co., Sassoon House surer), Chan Si Chun. Fong

F. See, T. N/Lee, Lin Weh

St. Andrew’s Society Feng, Tsai Tseh. Chuan, Y. S.

P resi dent— James Macbeth Tsao, Y. Y. Tsu, Q. L. Yang,

Yice-President—B. D. F. Beith Yin Hsin Foo and S. U. Zau

Hon. Secretary — H. E. D. Board of ' Custody and Invest-

Adain«. c/b A. D. Bell, Esq., ment—K. : F. Chang itch'air-

150, Kinkiang Road man), II. C. Mei (secretary),

Hon. Treasurer—J. S. Forsyth, John Y. Lee (treasurer), Liu

o.lo'P.Sz (J. Banking Corp., 6, Su Fan.

The Bund Yen and C.Ly, F.J. Wang,

UsangF.MEx- f.

St. David’s Society Officio)

Secretarial Staff—David Z- T.

Yui, general secretary (in ab-

% ^ ^ ^ sentia), ’ S. C. Leung, acting

Sun shnr seh rjoonc) wei general^secretary, E. ,,E. Bar-

nett, associate general secre-

St. Joseph’s Qatholic Association—

86, Route des Sneurs; Teleph. 72873. tary : '

St. Patrick’s Society Young Men’s Christian Association

Central Chinese —201, Szechuen

# m lit ^ ^ th Road ; Teleph. 65200 ; Cable Ad :

Chu hva jua tien tsunq hui Flamingo

Swedish Association in China, Y.M.CA., Foreign—150, Bubbling

President—W. von Normann Well Road; Teleph. 92250; P.O.

Hon. Treasurer—T. A. Hultman Box 1647;, Cable Ad 5 Foreigny

Hon. Secretary—A. Norrby, c/o Trustees—

Ekmari Foreign Agencies, President—Brig.-Gen. E. B.

Ltd., 170, Kiaiigse Roaid Maenaghten, e.M.o., d.s.o.

Vice-President—R. J. Corbett

# ^ ^ H ^ ^

United Services Association (The Record.Treas,—C.

Hon. M. Wentworth

Secretary-^S; Y. Euren

Great War 1914-I8V-21, Kiukiang Committee-^H. H. Arnold, E.

Road; Teleph. 11327 F. Harris, D. L. Ralph, C.

President — Brisr.-Gen. E. B. S. Franklin, O. G. Steen,

Maonaghterf, c.m. g., d.s.o. J. C. McCracken, m.d.. W.

Chairman—T. K. Brand E. Sbuter and R. M. Van-

Committee—E. C. Baker, Lt.- derburgh

Col.. L. M, .Cosgravei D.S.O., Executive Staff-

Capt: D. Fetbuson, Dr. E. G. Gen. Secretary—G. A. Fitch

Gaunt!etti ob.e.. d.s.o.. Hugh Activities , Secretary—C.,,, ,M,

Martin. d.S;0 . Hugh Middle- Tobin

ton s.nd A. Pullen Business Secty.—W. E. Hines.

Hon. Treasurer—S Tweedie . Bovs Work and Education—

Secretary—H. E. D. Adams Charles W. Van Winkle

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Assistant

Gillespie Physical — Dir. G. Astra China Co., Import and Export—

6,Ad:Szechuen Road; Teleph. 19002; Cable

Women’s Sports Section—Miss K. Astratrade

Lemp

Dining Room Supervisor—R. E. Hi & P& fll M f§i Tim

9 wo

Love Seety.— Chifan Li

Chinese Atkinson

Matron—Mrs. Sarah E. Smith and Architects—100, Peking Rd.;

Stenog.—Mrs. -TeanneE.Kwong Telephs. 10012, 10712 and 10713; Cable

Do. —Mi“s Violet Thompson Ad: Section

Assistant—K. W. Lee

Masseur—M. Malleek

Do. —S. Kovalchik Atlas Assurance Co., Ltd.—45, Kiukiang

Rd.;Teleph. 14712; Cable Ad: Resinspect

Young Men’s Christian Association, Au Bon Marche (Successeur to Co-

Navy— 214, Szechuen Road; Telephs. operative Francaise de Shanghai)—

66792 and 66793 295, Avenue Joffre; Teleph. 82860

Young Men’s ChristianSzechuen

Association, Yin et Sigueur Epicerie

Student Work—120, Road;

Teleph. 15200; Cable Ad: Flamingo Augustinian Corporation—(See Mis-

sions)

Y.M.'C.A. of China, National Com- ^flj Lee Id'

mittee—133, Yuen Ming Yuen

Road : Teleph. 15212; Cable Ad: Ault & Wiborg China Co., The, Manu-

Emissarius facturers of Printing and Lithographic

Inks, Dry Colours,

Lacquers, varnishes,ofEnamels,

etc.; Importers Paper,

■jrj^ Sun mow Printing

and and Lithographic

Supplier—Office: 157, Machinery

.Canton Bead;

Assomull <& Co., W„ Silk Merchants

Exporters, and Importers—136, Nanking Teleph! 1188.8.ManilaBranches: Hongkong,

Road:Wassiamull;

Teleph. 14185; Canton and

Ad: Code:P.O.A.B.C.

Box 201; Cable

5th edn. U.(Manila)

G. Frondorf, pres, and gep. mgr.

G. T. W. Assomull, managing proprietor R. E. Manders, vice-president and

C. Atoomall, manager, signs per. pro. assist: general mgr.

Wm. J. Hoffman, general mgr.

3J » l» « *

I ao tai pao hsien koong sze

Assurance Franco-Asiatique, Fire, Auslaniier’s Finance and Import

MarineMontauban:

Rue and Motor-Car Insurances—1,

Teleph.A.B.C.

84005;5thCable Office,, Financiers and General Im-

Ad : Francasia;

an«l Bentley’s Codes: edn. porters-^83,

10405; P.O. Peking Box .820,Road; CableTeleph.

Ad:

Directors—R. Fano (chairman), M. Auslander H. Auslander, proprietor

Speelman

F. Fano, A.(vioe-chairmanV

Pinson, H. MadierJ. Beudin,

and

J. V.E.Breen

SigautFar Eastern manager

H. Loureiro

Austin Motor Cars—993, Bubbling Well

Road; Teleph. 30002

Miss B. M. Sequeira Austrian Consulate (See Consulates)

P.V. A.J. Rvkoff

M. da Costa

K. T. King a aa * a 4

Astoria Confectionery and Tea Chung no mow yih hung sze

Booms, French and Russian Specia- Australia-China Trading Co., General

Ists—13, Broadway; Teleph. 40854 Merchants, and Office Supplies—367,

K. Dimitriades, proprietor Kiangse Road; Telephs. 11667 and 12440;

S. Pistophides, manager P.O. Box 958; Cable Ad: Austrehina

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fr $ H ffl -k Auxion de Ruffe d’., Barrister-at-Law

—41, Rue du .Consulat; Teleph. 1)2265;

Tah lee die cho hong Cable Ad: Dauxion

Auto Castle, The, (Heiinendinger

Motor-Car Dealers—Office and Show- Bros.),

rooms: Corner of Bubbling Well Road Avenue Joffre Joffre;

FlowerTeleph.

Shop,72185

Florists

and Medhurst Road; Teleph. . 30274; —852, Avenue

Mrs. A. P. Medem, manageress

Garage and Service

Cardinal Mercier, corner of Rue Station: Route

Lafayatte; Teleph. 71431 Aylward, Dr. E. A.—Office: 22,

; S. Heimendinger, manag. director Whangpoo Road; Teleph. 40209

A. Heirnendinger, sales manager Residence : 5,s Columbia Road ; Te-

Agents for leph. 20278

“Fiat” Italy ^!] _ Zeong le

Automobile Club of China {See Clubs) Azadian Societe Anonyme, Jacques,

Exporters , of Raw Silk, Pongee,

.Cotton, and Tobacco Leaf—4,

French Bund; Teleph. 84060-9: P.O.

in Hongkong), Motor Engineers and BoxN, 1104;

Auto Palace Co., Ltd. (Incorporated Cable Ad: Azadian;

J. Sba-th, manager

Dealers—

rier; Teleph. 100, 70180;

Route Cable

du Cardinal Mer-

Ad: Auto-

palace

F. R. Davey, director H jjl Lee yoong

Dr. J.Bayim,Edgar, do. do. Azadian, LeoN, Export Merchant—12,

Ellis Rue du Consulat; TeleiphV 81001; Cable

G.W. E.R. Marden, do. Ad: Leodiim

Me Bain, do.

J. NT.W. Greenberg,

P. Marsh, mang. dir.

sales managerand secty. 3 » ffi #! 35 «

Mrs. F. B. Manley Pah peh he hu In hung ssu

E. A. Berthet, service Babcock & Wilcox, Ltd., Manufacturers

R.J. Tomlinson, .do.

A. Turner, do. ofChain

Water-ttfbbStokers,

Roilefs, Superheaters,

J.L. Henry,

N. Poliakoff, stores do. misers,Grate.

Electric.Cranes,Pipework, Econo-1,

Conveyors—

F. N. Gutierrz, accounts The

' Babcock Rupd; Tdephi 1575ft; Cable Ad:

A d for China

J. E. Hargreaves, manager

Automatic Telephones of China BABO'ijjb, Mar-si jfc Cie., Importers and

Federal Inc., U\SA., Agents for Auto- Bepresentatiyes of French Firms—1,

matic and Manual

ment, Telegraph TelephoneDynamos,

Instruments, Equip- Canton Road; Teleph. 15540; P,0. Box

Motors, Electrical Supplies All-Electric 635;Charles Cable Ad: Duobabehar

Tptalisator,

Electro-MaticVehicle ActuatedControl

Street Traffic and G. MaryBaboud [ Mine.'M. Zeng

Equipment, RadioSassoon

Equipment—Rooms C. A. da Silva Mme. K. Schultz

235, 236 and 237, House;Teleph. E. ilorelieras [ L. H. Wade '

„? 16115; Cable Ad: Strowger

Harry S. Janes, president

Nelson E. Burton, vice-pres. Bae& & Co., A.,

Importers and Silk Merchants, Rue

Exporters—8, General

du

K. T. Long, vice-pres. and gen. mgr. Consulat; Teleph. ^82476; Cable Ad:

R. W. Peters, director Baercosilk

A.engineer

O. Perry, treasurer and chief A. Baer, manager

J.T. R.S. Reed, installing engineer S.D. L.F. Baer

Zee, compradore

Koo, sales do.

C. M. Wong, book-keeper Baisun

S,MissF. J.Cheng, shipping

E. Hammond, steno. dept. Road; Teleph. 5!660 Works—768,' Point

Engineerino

A178 SHANGHAI

Balfour S.O. Shimatsu,

Yamanari,signs do. per pro.

prietors of the Eagle and Globe Steel(Pro-

& Go., Ltd., Arthur Co., R. Koike S.T. Shiba

Ltd.), Capital Steel Works, -Sheffield, R.Y. Moribe

Koyama Shioya

England—34, Museum Road; Teleph. T.Y. Umadome

Taguchi

11921; P.O. Box 425; .Cable Ad,: M. Mori

Dannemora H. Nagano

Sirmanaging

A. Balfour,

directorBart., K.B.E., j.p., T. Nagayama Mrs.Yutoh M.

R. A. Golomb

Bandmann, Albert,Canton

presentative—20, Manufacturers’ Re-

Road; Teleph. ft M ^ Chino tung ying hong

19121; Cable Ad: Bandnaann Bank of Communications—14,

Teleph. 11519; Cable Ad: Chiaotung The Bund;

S. M. Tong, general manager

BANKS fj M SH ^ TuntJ ah jin hong

m )& m m m Bank

Road;of Telephs.

East Asia,10434Ltd.—299,

(Exchange Szechuen

Mgr,),

Mei gwbk wan tung ngdn hong 16863 (Private Exchange to all Depts.)

American and 16653 (T.T. Dept.); P. O. Box 242;

ing, Travel and Co.,Shipping

Express Inc., .The, Bank-

— General Cable Ad: Eastabank

LamKaNgai Pak,p.p.manager

Office:

16277-8: 158, Kiukiang Road; Telephs. Ng Wing, manager

12890; P.O.Manager

Box 523; 14241, Compradore

Cable Ad: Amexco (). W. Hau, accountant

Chung Sui Yim, cashier

P. L.W.FBradford, manager

Cecil, assistant, manager Fung Lok Chi, p.p. acct.

H. R, Terzin, cashier G.W. King

M. TsaiLee | Ho Shiu Ngam

TL

HsuXL:PadBohlmann,.accountant

Chu, compradore Zau Zang Tshung, compr.

fr m H M Mei fung tyinghong Bank of Kiangnan—521a, Honan Road;

Teleph. 92809

Americars-Oriental

poration, Banking Road;

Cor-

Teleph. 11300The—29,

(10 lines);Nanking

P.O. Box 2207- Bank

ft IK if Dai wan in hong

2208; Cable Ad: Amorbankcoi Branch

Tientsin Bund;ofTelephs.

Taiwan,18665 Ltd.,andThe18662;

—16,Cable

The

F. J. Raven, president Ad:J. Rirano,

Taiwangink manager

J.D.Kleffel,

P. Gill,vice-presdt.

vice pres. &&mgr.

gen. (Tientsin)

mgr. Y.K. Okanoto,

W. F. Raven, assist, manager Sato, persub-manager

pro. do.

L. Feirigold S. Doi, do. do.

P.A. L.M.Harvey

Holman A.MissJ. E.Zung Hibbard ft it Wha Pe yiniJ hong

Walter Yue Simon Leon Barsque

Z. J. Van

U. Miss M. Meyer A.—20, TheBeige Pour

Telephs.I’Etranger

Bund;(Manager), 12302 S.

(General

DickSoong Tsu compfadore

Huang, Miss M. Turner Manager), 10493

Manager), 15691 (T/T Dept), 10773

19233 (Sub-

(Import, Export), 12624

18482 (Cashier and (Book-keeping),

Share), 10490

ft £Jf Kwang tung yin hong (Brokers), 10438 (Compradore), 10774

Bank of Canton, Ltd.—59, Ningpo Road; (Compradore Office); Cable Ad: Sinobe;

Teleph. 16286 to all Depts.; Cable Ad: Codes:

Bankton son’s 2ndLiebef’s,

edn. andA.B.C 5th edn.., Peter-

Bentley’s

Bank of China — 22, The Bund; H. Lambert, agent general

Telephs. 81082 and 11089; Cable Ad: J, Lafontaine, manager

6855 or Centrobank a m m m

ft 3U Hf Tsao shan ning hong Tung Fong Wo le yen hong

Bank of Chosen—50, Kiukiang Road; Banque de L’lndo-Chine—29, The

Teleph. 11676; Gable Ad: Chosengink Bund; Teleph. 11326; P.O. Box 654;

T. Hattori, manager Cable Ad: Indochine

 SHANGHAI A179

L. Chevretton, manager Harry W. Frick, assistant mgr.

M. T. Elzear, sub-manager E. G. Zacharias, do.

C.E. Spas

Fournier, controller

| M.Jega A. G. Asseier, per pro.

H. Robert I It. Barbier C. E. Chase, do.

R. Bernard | Mile B. Boucher W. J. Lamneck, do.

Z. C. Koo, compradore E. G. A. Petersen, do.

F. Robinson, : do.

W. C. Ryan, j r.,. do. j

tr ^ IS X 4* E. F. Rauch, auditor

Banque Franco-Chinoise pour le E.A. A,G. Carlson E. J, Silva

da Costa R. A. de Souza

Commerce et l'Industrie—1, Quai J. C. da , Costa A.Mrs.W.M.Xavier

de France; Teleph. 82130; P.O. Box 988; Y. Dorf R.

Cable Ad: Geranchine E. J. Hing Gutierrez

F. Bernis, manager J.R. McDonald Mrs. Mrs. L.M. Perry

O. F. R. Muller A.

-Central Bank of China, The—15, The J.R. Reyes Remedios

Bund; Teleph. 12570; Cable Ad: J. Santos Mrs. B. Pi. Costa

Governbank Chang Zong Chow, cbmpradoi’e

Z. IK. Per, assist. do.

'M i'B ku lee KM

The Chartered Bank of India, Chekiang de fohgji ni 'ning hong

Australia and China (Inc. in

England by Royal Charter 1853)—18, Chekiang Hankow Industrial

Road; Teleph..Bank,18050;

Ltd.—159,

Cable

The Bund; Teleph. General Office: Ad: Chindubank or. 3947v(Chinese)

16310 (Private Exchange all Depts.);

•Cable Ad: Salamander

R. D. Murray, manager

W. R. Cockburn, sub-manager China Banking Corporation—149,

I. Sykes, accountant i Szechuen Road; Telephs. 14454,

Sub-accountants 14415 . and .14476; P.C, Box' 1738;,

B. W. Talbot CabM Ad: ChihknCbbp.

E. B. Lawson J, If. Ashworth China Development Bank, 'Ltd.—33,

R.W. S.M.Wilson

Cox E. W. Bitton Szechuen Road; Cable Ad: Deveiobank

Jas. F. Haddon I.A.G.Duffus Stewart

G. A. P.

Sutherland J. Robertson i China State Bank,. Ltd.—356, Peking

Road; Teleph. 92320; Cable Ad:

Wong Hien Chung,, pompradore Kuohwabank

A. A. A. Rodrigues

C.F. Bapitsta

F. Ozorio 1: C.F. S.P. Aquino

Cruz Chinese Industrial Bank, Ltd.—210,

A.C. A.Maher Nanking Road; Xeleph. 91190-8

Danenberg I E.C. M.

M. 1)’Aquino

Marques

H, A. Costa i Geo. W. Chue Chung Fbo Union Bank—1.03, Jin-

A. F. Gomes j Mrs. M. Lent kee

and Road;

15620. Telephs.

Branch: 168*75-79,

1009, Bubbling11929

Chase P>ank, The—80, Kiukiang Road; Well Road

Teleph. 11447; P. O. Box 769; Cable

Ad: Chasebank; Head Office: 18, Pine Chung H wa Commercial'& Sa vings

Street, New York City. Branches:— Bank, Ltd.—290, :Peking Road ; Te-

Shanghai, Hong Kong, Tientsin, Paris lephs. 13173 and i6190r.'Cajole Ad:

and Mexico City: Affiliated with The Kiangyoh

Chase National Bank, New York and

London

Alfred E. Schumacher, second vice Commercial Bank of China—7, The

Bund; Teleph. 16138; Cable Ad:

president and manager Tungshang , : id:

 A180 SHANGHAI

Continental Bank, Ltd.-~111, Kiukang Directors

J. A. Turner, c-* ’ chairman

Road; Trust

Road; and SavingsPept.:Nanking

Sub-Branches: 620, Iforth Sze- S.V. A.O. Seth, managing director

chuen Road; 771, Bubbling Well Road; 1,

Avenue Dubail; 114, Fang pang Road, K. E. Newman secretary

Remedios,

Nantao, Teleph. nf)66-7,16977-79; Cable

Ad: Contibaiik. Head Office!: Tientsin M.H.Diamant F. Payre

A.W. E.NyiFigueiredo T.is.. Y.U. Chwang

Uhen

Cook & Son, Ltd., Thos.—Central Arcade; P. Hung

Teleph. 12261 - ■' L. A. Aquino T. L. King

Me m M B.M. B.V.Remedios

Hermann T. M. Liu

S. Z. Shu

See pin, [fong hwan yin-hong L.B. G.N. Silva

Sinelnikoff Y.W. Tsai

Credit Foncier d’ExtrAme-Orie-nt, Mort- P. Z. Wbi

gages,Insurance-7-Chartered

Real Estate, House Management C. A.

Y. Banne Xavier K. C. Yui

and Bank Bldg., J. M. Bau Mrs. Ml Barretto

18, The Bund (1st flOobp Telepln 16366;

P.O: Box 1157; Gable Ad: Beltran Y. C. Chang MissM. Miss

Gutterres-

E.Mackenzie^

Lopes

General Manageniept Charlie Chen Miss B.

E. Moliries, manager (SpuHi agencies) Ho Hong Bank, Ltd., The (See Oversea

Shanghai

E. Molines, Branchmanager Chinese Banking Corporation, Ltd.)

Ch. Ancel,

M. E. Jottrand, sub-do,

do. (absent) ff mi! Way foong ning hong

Y. du Bus de Warnaffe, signs per pro. Hongkong and Shanghai Bank-

J.

Architects’ Villas Officearchitect ing Corporation (Incorporated in

M. Guillet, the

Bund and 65,ofBroadway

Colony Hongkong) — 12, The

H. L. Favacho, secretary A. S. Henchman, manager

Brickworks

O. Graindorge, (Man.manager

Ceram, de S’hai.) F. B. Winter, sub-manager

J.K. J.Mackenzie,

French, actg. actg.accountant

sub-accountant

® Tell Tiwa ying hong C. L. Edwards Miss D. Meathrel

Deutsch-Asiatische Bank—85, Kiukiang A. H.

J. Hall Guinness Miss M. T.Murphy

Road; Telephs. 11536 (4 lines) 12772, H. M. Cook Miss A. Venn

(Manager’s

Ad: TeutoniaOffice); P.O. Box 1282; Cable W.E. Hargreaves Mrs. L. G. Brown

, A.E. Mirow,

Reiss, sub.-do. manager G. H.R. Stacey Grant

W. Healey Miss N. P. Ritchie

W. Knoke, do. T. S. B. Nicoll Miss Hargreaves B.

K. H. Fischer, dep.-do. J.J.A. S.C.C. Davenport

Kennett Miss D. A.

Sutherland

H.E.Loeffler, dep.-do.

Equitable

Scheelfer,

Eastern

signs per pro.

Banking Corpora- R. Morrison

B. Gotch Miss M.Campbell

Kelly

tion (See Chase Bank) J. Miss G. Jones

W.

D. Beveridge J. M. B.Remedios-

Buchan

dos

Exchange Bank oe China—299, Sze- M. D. Scott A. M. Diniz

chuen Road; Teleph. 11941; Cable Sutcliff J.F. M.

J.R. H.P. Moodie X. Diniz

Gutterres

Ad: Knabex J. C. Walters V. A. Luz

Far Eastern Bank (Dalbank) Established Chambers L.I. M.J. dos

in Harbin—Hamilton House; Teleph. G.J. S.S. Lee SilvaSilva

19575;

A. T.Cable Ad: Dalbank

Doobonosoff, manager A. M. Mack D. M. F.

V.S. S.Y.Tzeloohoff,

Sigorsky, attorney E. C. Hutchison P. M. C6rte-Real Lobo

dp. D. Pike F. R. Luz

Y. A. Pavlov, do. , . 1.G. L.O. G.W. Wheeler

Stewart A.S. Xavier

J. Xavier

Finance Banking Corporation,EdwardLtd., W. A. Stewart

General

VII; Teleph. Financing—9,

80115; Avenue

P.O. Box 633;

W.

G.W.A.H.War WLydall

uilieumier A.J. M.dos

T. daP. Rozario

P. Silva

Cable Ad : Finansbank burton E.A. M. Roza

Carion

M. Marshall

 SHANGHAI A181.

J. M. Rozario C. M. Gonsalves Board

Beudin, M J Chapeaux, L. Che vrefcton,J.

of DirectorsT—R. Fano,

T. d’Oliveira Y. P. Gonsalves. , H. Madier, E. Sigaut, Ml Speelman

G. M. da 'RosarioS. _ A,A. A.A. 0.da daCosta Silva and Yih Chur. aux TongComptes—Ch. de

J.A. M.A. J.Britto

da Silva L.O. M. G. Costa Commissaires

de Senna Boissezon and F. BOuvier

J3. A. Pintos . A.

j J. R. F. Collago A.dosS;Carneiro M. Cpelho. CensOrs-^J. Fredet,

Committee of Management—J. Fong’Seng BingBeu-

B. J. Fndaya A. J. Marques din, M. Sp' e

Sub-manager^S; Braley elman and E. Sigaut

E. M. Xery E. Victal Accountants—Seth, Turner &'Co/

j. J. Alves A. Fernandes Chinese Manager—C; Hoiig SunLi

A. H. Ozorio C. F. Remedios Chinese Sub-mahager-^SUmin

J. A. M. Collado C. F. d’Oliveira Secretariat—^J.Berthet

F.F. X.A. da; CoSta ,A.F. A-.S., da^psta

Barradas Repaedios H. Guillabert | ' SI Hu

P. A: da’‘Costa G. M. Collado Inquiry Office

J:A. M.A. da Silva j R.O. B.H. Collapo

Carion Goularte A. Souroclinikoff

J. M. Gutierrez | F, O. Collaeo Special Representatives

J. N. Ribeiro A. Gonsalves A. F. Kimball -1 ,EL W. Park

A.H. V.N. Guterres H. M. Caldas Accounting Department .

Ribeiro M.A.J. E.S. Shekury,. I.BfMottu,

,'[Guill^bert ; C.

I. M. Remedios A. A. S.d’Azovedo

de Souza E. Jourdan,

Stephan E. Paynter,

F.V. X.M, Rodrigues

Mareal A.A. A.M.dCarion as Caldas Bond Control Dept.

E.F. A. GutterresdeP. L- V. RibeiroGutterres D.C. Plaskin, SCChijoff, R. Marchand

andGoularte

N. Roukavishnikoff

’L.M. 1V1.H. Gonsalves

daGutterres

S, F. A. dosRemedies Correspondence

L. M.Glass,

Department

M. Balleraud,. E- Duroelujr,

F. Maher Horvatt, E- Jaecques, M. Lipu,

G. Yictal G. da Costa Y.PoiJoff.. K. Yireaiius

J.J. M. de J. Lopes

O. da Silva H. Aquino J. M. Rozarip Loan and SurrenderS:(Shanghai Branch)

S. Mangal,

S. Ulanowski,

R. Reinberg A. Bocevitch, V.

; O. A. Carion L. J. Roza

C. A. B. Silva E. G. da Silva Loan and Control .Dept. (Head Office)

A. Morgado L. D. Costa O.N.Sourochnikpff

L.M. F.F. M.

de da

Sa Costa A- L. A.Roliz

Rozario

;an, M. Linqe,

E.C. A.Marquee

Lobo H. A. S. deSouza I.Guillabert,

Shahiavsky; M.Kpvru

Y. F ouvochnikoff

and E. Vindkuroff

HongTcew Sub-Agent : Premium pontrol Department

V.B.A.McL.Mason, sub-agent R.veiger,

Rogalsky,A. H.Berger,

Anikin,C.B. Botelho,

Baumz-

J. M. C. Bacon Lopes I L.P. M. F. Lopes

Barrera V. Bucljanan, E.-Canetti, A. Chijoff,

J. M. dos Oliveira i G. A. Collnco S.Duncan,

M. Collacao, M. A.-Connell, N.

.Special Representative: Y. L. Durochef,

Guillabert, M. E. Egoroff,

Frishman,. G.

\V. C. Cassels Ganshtak, M. Ismaeloff, H^ Henry,

Miss.K. Fenton, secretary A.Kanel,

Kalnin, K.-Joukovsky-Jouk, R.

Resident Engineer Z. Mitt, M. Krasheninnikoff,

E. W. Ai Clements L. Miagkova, N. Morin, L.. Passos,

B.Romanet,

Rabinovitch,

K. Sawicka,L. K.Senibhenko,

Rasmussen, J.

# ^ ^ ga m N. Socoloff, M-R.Sourochnikoff,

Tomashevsky, Tong, M.

A. Tsetlin,

Man Tcwolc fse chu wag Z. Tukerkes, V. Hlanowski,- A. ;van

International Savings Society !

Coiffiaok and N. Yutcis ’

(Public

registered Savings

underCo.),theFounded

Frenoh 912and Shanghai

in lGovern- BranOh:

M.O.Martianova-

ment Laws of 24th July, 1867. Recorded Stock Dept Troqbnikoffi | rM. .Virenigs

at French Consulate-Goneral, Shanghai P. Berthet 1 ©.Lent

Head Office—7, Avenue

Teleph. 82180; Cable Ad5 Iritersavin Edward VII; H. Davies j M. LUbeCk'

AI82 SHANGHAI

Italian Bank for China, The—186, Kiu- fr IS # H Sang tsing ning hong

kiang Boad; Telephs. 15368; P.O. Box Mitsui Bank, Ltd.—60, Kiukiang Road;

648; Cable'Ad: Banbsinit Teleph. 18926; Cable Ad: Mitsuigink

K. Satoh, manager

Kiangsu-Chekiang iCommercial and T. Ihara, assist, do.

Savings Bank, Ltd., The—149, Sze-

chuen Road; Telephs. 17381,17390, 17392 National City Bank of New York,

and 10748; Cable Ad: Kianchbank The (formerly International

Corporation)—41, Banking

Kiukiang Rd.;Teleph.

C.Y. T.S. WoOj chairman

Chow, general manager 11500; Cable Ad: Citibank. Head Office:

C-C. S.D. Wei, manager New York

Wu, sub-do.

H. H. Tai, chief accountant

C.H. S.S. Ho, cashier ft m m m m

Chang, chief,Business

Saving Chekiang shin yieh ning hong

T. S. Shen, chief, National

Commercial Bank — Head Office: The,

Commercial Bank, Ltd., 250,

Kiangsu Bank—371, Kiangse Road; Peking Road; Teleph. 10589; Cable Ad:

Natcombank or 6311; Codes used:

Telephs. 11277-9 Peterson’s 2nd and 3rd, Bentley’s, A.B.C.

L. C. Yen, manager 5th and 6th

Kiangsu Chekiang Commercial and National Commercial and Savings.

Savings Bank, Ltd.—149, Szechuen Bank, 16586

Ltd.—348, Kiangse Road; Teleph.

Road; Teleph. 10748

Kincheng Banking Corporation—200, National Industrial Bank of18729

China-

Kiamgse Road; Telephs. 13800 and 130, Peking Road; Telephs.

15609; Cable Ad: Natindbank

and

61350; Cable Ad: Kinchen

C. C. Woo, manager Nederlandsch Indische Handels-

bank—16,

15809, 15615,Kiukiang Road;andTelephs.

19281, 19993, 13379;

Manufacturers Bank of China,

68, Tientsin Road; Telephs. 11161-11165 P.O.Ltd.— Box

and 14552 (T. T. Dept.);. Gable Ad: Codes: Bentley’s 1st edn.Handelbank;

1319; Cable Ad: Peterson

Factubank; Codes: edn.)

Bentley’s, Internat., 3rd

Peterson’s and 6th and Mercuur edn., Leibers, A.B.C. 5th

International

T. L. Soong, (3rd and Private

general manager C.J. M.G.Morhaus,

Riem, manager

sub-do.

T.C. Y.H. Chang,

Chao, assist

do. do.

do. J.P. C.Huizer,

Reinderssub-do.

Folmer, accountant

D.F. A.Schaafsma

ten Grotenhuis

jElJ ^ Yu lee G. M. van der Mey

Mercantile

The Bund; Bank Teleph.of 18793:

India, Cable

Ltd.—Ad:

26,

Paradise

F. Thorougood, manager ft M. W Wo lan ying hong

H. W. Hawkins, acting accountant Nederlandsche

N.V. (Netherlands Handel-Maatschappij,

Trading Society) —

L.M. C.J. Blanks,/sub-acct. Sassoon House, The Bund:

McCarthy, subject.

J. S. Ritchie, sub-acefc. 19474, 19473 and 19472; P.O. BoxTelephs.

1550;

CableA.Ad: Tradingmanager

Stokkink,

Ming Hwa Commercial and Savings K. Ph. van Diggele, accountant

Bank, Ltd.—33Q, Peking Road; O. G. Bakker

Teleph. 19810; Cable Ad: Minghwa F,C. G. de Flines, cashier

E. J.PreysStikkel

fr jSUI S§ jEl Say Ung nin hong J.

A. J. R.Kruys

M. Lonsain

Mitsubishi Bank, Ltd.—36, Kiukiang Rd.; Yu

Teleph. 18Q07; Ca’ple Ad: Iwasakibank Y. P.Ya-ching, compradore

Chiu, assist, do.

 SHANGHAI A183

Ningpo Commercial Bank, Ltd. — 240,

Peking Hoad; Teleph. 15505-9; A.F. R.K. Davey,

MacEwan, director

manager

A.C- J-L. Meager,

Paramor, do. do..

Oversea-Chinese E. G. Smith-Wright, sub,-manager

Ltd. (Successors Bankingto The HoCorporation

Hong Bank, L.W. Ovadia,

B. Bryden^c,f;, acct.i dp,„ ,

Ltd.), (Incorporated

ment)—120, Kiukiangin theRoad;

StraitsSettle-

Telephs. W. R. Lambert

13176Departments),

all and 13177 (Private 14027 exchange

(Manager’sto W. D. Pearson I Mrs. J. A.

J. H. Ezekiel L , Cheeseman

Office) and 17467 (T. T. and

ments); Cable Ad: Oversea; Codes: Bills Depart- R. Joseph I Miss J. Mertsky

Bentley’s, Peterson’s 2nd and 3rd edns.,

A.B.C. 6th edn. and Private. Head Shanghai Bank, Ltd., The, General

Banking Business—190, Hainin Road,

Office: Singapore.

Batavia.Branches:

Penang,Shanghai, Telephs. 40839

Hongkong,

Muar, Batu Pahat, Palembang, Malacca,

Serem- (General Office);(Manager)

P.O. ijfox and 40840

339; Cable

ban, Rangoon, Khota Baru, Kuala Ad:K. Hasegawa, Hishimaru president,

Lumpur, Djarnbi, Bangkok, I'poh and

Amoy K. Taguchg diroctpr,

C. H.Chwee Wong,Lee,

manager S.R. Mizuta,

Tanaka, do. do.

Tan assist, manager S.K. Mimura,

T. M. Chen

W. C. Chang, accountant Taguchi, auditor

manager

Peck Pia Jim, sub-acct. M. Itoh, p.p. do.

Lee Chi Tung,

Tan Kian Tsin, do. do.

nmn-mm&M ±

Pacific Bank, Ltd.—178, Tientsin Road; Shang hyi man yi sku'shqh ying hong

Telephs. 92764 and 93065; Cable Ad: Shanghai Commercial and Savings

5017 Bank, Ltd.,

Pinto’s Finance Bank—216, Range Road; i Office Ningpo Road;The—Head

Teleph. 12560 Office:(Head

50,

Teleph. 41895; Cable Ad: Pinto and Local Branches); P.O. Box

V. Pinto, director and manager .857; Cable Ad: Comsavbank; Codes:

Docat-law Cav. G. Costantini, attorney- Bentley’s,

Banking 2nd Peterson’s

and 3rd edns.International

T. Rangel, solicitor K.general

P. Chen, managing director and

A. Caccioppoli, treasurer

V. Lasinska, secretary T. P. Yang,managersub-manager

C. O' Yang, sub-manager and manager

(Gen. Business dept')

^ ^ ^ Dah ying yeng Kong D. C. Lee, sub-manager

P. (agriculture

W. Tsou,,, sub-manager

dept.) and mgr.

P. & O. Banking Corporation, Ltd., The T.. control

Z. King,(lept.)

mgr. (Shanghai branches

—6, The Bund; Teleph. 16849; Cable Ad: ,

Penorbanca

J. E. Moir, manager H.tration

Sr Chao,'Shgr.':(business•.adminis-

J. S. Forsyth, accountant dept,) V

G. K. Macfarlane, sub-accountant

G.C. J.F. Froese,

F. Colven, do.

K- C. Wu,Sunn,

Wilkin chief auditordejat.). ,. ■

mgr,-(personnel

do. Y.dept, S. Chuck,

and mgr.dept.)

sayings, (general aftairs

J.Mrs.E. Pipe, do.

F. B. Allen, stenographer E. K. Hsu, mgr. (foreign dept,)

Miss Y,JeganH. Lee, mgivmgr.

(domestic dept,) 7

M. D.I.Zee, Pfordten,

compradoredo. W. 0.

T. Hsi,

Pien, mgr.

(trust dept.)

(warehouse dept.)

Sassoon Banking Co., Ltd., E.D., Hunfy D. Lee, mgr. (salt dept)

C.Frederick

T. Tung,T.mgr. (loan dept-)

Yang,-mgr. (inyestment

Bankers—Sassoon

and 14026; P. O. House; Box 602; Telephs.

Cable11430

Ad: dept.)

Edsbankcoy Y. H. Tse, mgr. (credit dept.)

Sir Victor Sassoon, Bart., governing C.dept.)

K Fan, mgr, (current account, “A”

director

A184 SHANGHAI

M. Chang, mgr. (current aceOunt Union

C. “B”dept.) Mobiliere—35-37, Avenue Ed-

ward YU; Teleph. 80619

H. C. Hwang, mgr. (fixed deposit

dept.) managers — T. C. Tsiang,

Assistant

Chemo Lee, Chucksen Wong, I. V. Yien Yieh Commercial Bank—280,

Peking Road; Teleph. 15210; Cable

Wh, A. C. Ting Ads: 7777 and Saltbank; Wireless:

L. S. Kiang chief, cashier 17770

L. S. Che,Brandies

Hongkew chief accountant

-- 833, North Sze-

chuen Road

K. C. Tong,Road

Boundary managerBranch — Opposite ft £ IE *1

N.S.R. North Station Wang ping tsim citing ning hong

S. S. Tan,Well

Bubbling manager Branch—791, Bub- Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd.—24, The

bling Well Road

Road Bund; Teleph. 15470

K.N.Yabuki, manager

Yulin Hsi, manager Kawamura, sub-manager

West Gate Branch—1474, Chung Hwa C.E. Ishihara,

Ono, p. p. manager do.

J. Road,

F. Native

Ying, City

manager

East Gate Branch—78, Tungmen Road, Y. Mori, do.

S. Native

T. Woo, City

manager Broadway East T.S. Suzuki,

Kikuchi, accountant do.

Wayside Branch—388,

S. P. Kiang, manager

EastRoad

Seward Branch—325,. East 'Y , Seward Bann’s Studio, Portrait Specialist—104,

C. Y. Pan, manager Bubbling Well Road; Teleph. 94870;

Avenue Joffre Branch—589, Ave. Joffre Cable

V. S.Ad:Bhnn, Banns

proprietor

Richard Y. Bau, manager

Boulvd. de Montigny

Y. M. C. A. Building Branch—Chinese

Banner, Thomas, of PieceManufacturers’ Re-

YuI. Yuen

Y. Wah,Road

manager

Branch—232, Yu Yuen presentative

and Sundries—320,

Goods, Hardware

Szechuen Road;

Road

T. Z. Bau, manager Teleph. 16000; P.O. Box 637, Cable

Ad: Banner

Sumitomo Bank Ltd.—69, Kiukiang Rd.; Barbash & Co., B. S., Merchants and

Telephs. 15533-3 lines; P.Q. Box 3035; Commission Agents (Furs, Woollens,

Cable Ad: Sumitbank Veneer, 16042; etc.) —Cable

467,Ad:Kiangse

ThKiftcor Bank—100, Kiukiang Road; Teleph. BarbashRoad;

Teleph. 18906 B. S. Barbash

Yu pong ying hong ft M M-

Underwriters

the Far East,Savings Bank for Barlow

Inc. (Ihcorporated alTechnical

& Co., Piece Goods and Gener-

Import Supplies, Merchants, , Engineering,

in.the State of Connecticut, U.S.A,)—

17, The Bund; Teleph.i 17725; Cable Ad: Chemicals—2, PekingRawRoad;Rubber and

Telephs.

Savings. Branch: 14, Queen’s Road, 15041-2; Cable Ad: Rostherne

Hongkong Sir John D. Barlow,

Thomas B. Barlow, London Bart., Manchester

C. V.Yakoonnikoff,

N. Starr, president and director

vice-pres. & dir.. C. H.H. Banneitz

Fryer, manager

Directors—R. W. Davis, Mansfield C.Mrs.C. R.Lopes, acct. stenographer

Freeman, W. A. Main, F. W. Goldenberg,

W.Siemssen,

A. Hale, and F. R. Smith

treasurer

Francis

K. W. H.Chang, secretary

Loos, assist, & cashier Barnett Boarding House—282 (29)

cashier

Miss Bubbling Well Road

K. K. Tse, accountant dept.

F. P. Brown, service Mrs, M. Pearson, manageress

 SHANGHAI AlSf*

fu fiT 2-iu,l,J wo° jflj ^ Tien Li

Baeoukh’s, Manufacttrrers of Laces and Behn, Meyer China Co., Ltd., General

import Teleph.-.'

and Engmeenug—356,

Decorative

Load; Teleph.Linens17891; —Cablte

311-317, Liangs© 1 Road;

Ad: Baroukh 9)2344; P.O. BoxPeking568;

Daniel L. Baioukli, proprietor Cable Ad: Meychina

m n ± *u e. Behr A Mathews, S., Importers and Ex-

J’o wo dak Itli sze porters—1267, \ angt sztpoo R,d.; Teleph.

Baeraud, J. (Etude), Law Office—41, 51056; Cable Ad: aollavour

Kue Julbar

Ad: de L'onsulat; Telepli. 82039; Cable Behrens & Sons, Sir Jacob (Manchester

J. Barraud, advocate, doctor of law and

Telepb.Bradford)—150,

12278; P.O. BoxKiukiang

1499; CableRoad;

Ad:

M. Barraud, do. Elephant

Barrie, Howard G., m.d., f.r.c.s. — 217, D. O. Palfreeman

Hamilton House, 170, Kiangse Read; C: R. W. Thomson

Teleph. 11685 'i •

Belgian Chamber of Commerce (See

Baev, Dr. A., m.d., Specialist in Nervous Chambers of Commerce)

and Mental Diseases—1191, Bub-

bling Well Road; Teleph. 31383 Belgian Consulate {See Consulates)

E

ffi EL see

Basha, Ellis T. —1920, Avenue Joffre; Bell, A. D., Merchant—150, Kiukiang

Teleph. 70265; P. O. Box 1537; Cable Road, 4th iloor; Teleph. 10125

Ad: Elbasha

Basset, L., Bill and Bullion Broker- & mm

307, H. and S. Building; 12, The Belting Met and

di’ing pee Jca kung sie

Leather Products Associa-

Bund,; Telephs. 1'0190-14429 and tion, Inc.— Office : 57, Peking Road;

19276 Teleph. 10229; Eactoiy: 400, Chemulpo

Bateman-King School of Dancing—864, Road; Cable Ad:Teleph. 50770; P.O. Box 231;

Proleabelt

Bubbling Well Road; Teleph. 31688 E. A. Nelson, general manager

J.H. A.1’. Hawkesworth

Chen

Baychee Motor Car Co.- 225, Yates K. L. Ming

Road; Teleph. 33784

Bayer-Meister Lucius —136, Kiangse Benjamin, D. H. & Co., Land and

Road; Teleph. 13590 (4 lines) Estate Agents—259, Kiangse Road;

Teleph. 19210; Cable; Ad: Messman

Beauclair, Dr. Carl D., Dental Sur-

geon—2, Peking Road; Tel. 10623 £ m Lee an

Beck & Swann—17, The Bund; Teleph. Benjamin & Potts, Share27,andTheGeneral

10704; P.O. Box 1049; Cable Ad: Moorob Telephs. 10321 Building,

Brokers—Ewo Bund;

and 10398; Cable Adi

R. N. Swann, f.l.a.a. Potation

Miss A. Anderson Ellis Hayim

Y.K. C.T. Chu

Doo [| Z>K. L.L. Ghwang

Chow F. G. Harrison, a.c.a.

G. F. H.Biehard

C.P. C.Welch

Todd

^ ^ Pao Sung L. A. M areal

Begg & Co., T. D.—10, Hannen Road; M. C. Tsai

Teleph. 41513; Cable Ad: Alpha Mrs. H. B. Ollerdessen

S. D. Begg, director Miss R. Cohen

Y'. S. Tang, manager J. A. Shroff

A186 SHANGHAI

Beraha, D. & Stettkn, Jewellery, Wat- Billiards Association—XSe e Clubs)

ches, Insurance and General Im-

porters—320, Kiangse Road; Teleph. Billey Cycle & Motor Co,, Importers

18091 j P.O. Box 1442. of Motor Cars and Motor Cycles—644,

D. Beraha, manager Broadway East; Teleph. 52778; Cable

Stetten Bros. (Paris) Ad: Z. Billeyco

C. S, Fan

Y. lY Chwung Bills Motors ‘ ( Federal v Inc.,' U.S.A,.)

L. C. (Koo Authorized Agents for Ford-Lincoln-

Fordson Cars-Trucks-Tractors—Corner

Avenue Fooh and Rue Cardinal Mercier,

w m x ± m m Teleph. 74400; P.O. Box 1566; Cable

Puk van sz hung cluing sze Ad.: Billsmotor

Berents,

gineers, Hans, Consulting

Architects; Civil En- Bingoya

and 'Surveyors—

Rooms Carpets—201-203, .Boone Road; Teleph.

Peking Road; Teleph. 12090; Cable Ad:2, 40714;

511-3, Glen Line Building, P.O. Boxmalinger

J. Sugihara, 216; Cable Ad: Bingoya

Berents

H. Berents; b.-sc,; c.e. (Norway), Bird,

H.M.AM.SOC.C.E.

Y. Hu Teleph. 13636-; P.O. Box 505; Cable Ad:

Gebird

A. Pullen.

STRUCT. E.L.E.J.B.A., ASSOC. INST.

H. P. Berents Birt, Dr. E., Specialist in Surgery—Bank

S., Ginsbourg 20, Kiukiang Road; Teleph. 15579

M. Stihin, clerk of works

Z.Y. Z.L. Nien Pia' o

Ting T ’ C. C. Zee Bishop, Howe & Co., .Manufacturers’

Representatives—34,

Road; Yuen Ad:

Teleph. 17761; Cable MingPohsib

Yuen

Rerger, M. A., m.d., Specialist for Eyes

Ears, Nose and Throat—24, The Bund,

Teleph,

Teleph. 8105417903; Res. 64, Route Vallon; Bisset &^lj Co., J.H P., Stock Chang lee

and Share

Brokers, Insurance, Land

Agents—12, The Bund; Telephs. and Estate

2U658

Berger, ‘Walter G' Exporter—21, Jirikee and 10174; Cable Ad: Bisset

Road; Teleph. 15968; P.O. Box 1543 A. K.M.G.Caiman I Percy

V. K. Tai

Bergstam, Dr. 'S’ A., Dentist—50, Clarke | Tai

Nanking Road; Teleph. 12798,, G. G. Clarke | Miss A. Thompson

Bertucci, B., (Succs.. Italian and Biswang, Waldemar, Import Merchant—

Belgian M»arble Co.)—659, Thorburn 1170, Bubbling Well Road; Teleph. 33208

Road: Teleph 50714; P.O. Box Blackstone Apartments — 1331, Rue

1394: Ckble Ad : Minie Lafayette; Teleph. 70119

Besant School ^for Qirls—(See Edu- Bloch Manufacturing and Lumber Co.,

cational) Ltd., The (Incorporated under the

Bethel MissiON—f^e.e Missions) Hongkong-

Chests, Companies

Veneer, Wooden Ordinances) Tea

Boxes, Flooring

Doors and Nail Manufacturers—Office:

14, Boone Road; Sawmill: 3, West Kong

Bianchi, C., Manufacturing Confec- Foh

tioner—76, Nanking Road; Teleph. 43885Road, Near Jessfield Park; Telephs.

12264; Cable Ad : Bianchi Blomso«fc 43787; P.O. Box 438; Cable Ad:

Bible Seminary for Women -h (See G.M. E.S. Marden,

Bloch, chairman

director

Missions) W. P. Lambe, dp.

Bible Union—(Nee Missions) R. Schlee,

A.T. K.H. King,

Gordon, do. do. .

do.

Bi.iou Perfumery—51, Nanking Road W. E. U lanoff; do.

 SHANGHAI AI87

Secretaries: Wheelock & Co? Ltd. Borden’s

lllos Produce Company, Inc.

li.ingG. dept.

Seaborn, construction »fe iloor- Koad;

(A Teleph. Bird Division)—!,

5U060; P. O. Tengyueh

Box 215;

A.A.A. Verjba,

Bilukovieh, accountant CableP. Ad: Amosbird J. Young

H. Dunbar

assistant H. H. Cameron J. Noss

E. Ovchinnikoff, do. , T. H. Pond, jnr. I. Poltere

1’.K. K.B. Eng,

Chun,saleman

clerk C. K. Carroll Mrs. J. Heidler

T. P. Zien, do.

Saw Mill Boston Dry Cleaning and Dyeing

A. A. Kovalsky, supt. Works—454,

17492 Bzechuen Koad; Teleph,

A. Zaltan, assist.

K. L. Karavaeff, engineer

VeA.leerS. Chudner,

Factory supt. Boutross Bros., Exporters, of Lace and

Embroideries—350,

Teleph. 17968; P.O. BoxSpecimen 275; CableKoad;

Ad:

Nail Factory AboPoutros

Y. V. Lorents, supt.

Door Factory

Munjieff, supt. n & &

Kegs Making Dept,

D. Yablokoff, supt.. Bowern

Coal and Metal Merchants, Importers

Flooring Manufacturing Depk . and

Teleph.Exporters — 317,

14682; Cable Ad: Kiangse Koad;,

Bowern; Codes:

A. Antroshenko, stlpt. Bentley’s, Scott’s, Boe’s and Acme

Blom & van i>er Aa, insurance Agents— T. Koyal

W. Bowern, F.i.c.s.

Charter, (incorporated

Loud.), mang. dir.by

3,Cable

JfizraAd:Bead; Telephs. 18,769 (2 lines);

Blomavan

H. 0. A. van Soraeren, manager Boy Scouts Association — (Nee Asso-

W. Uytenbroek, assist, mgr. ciation-sY

Blue Funnel Line—(Nee Butterfield & Boyd & Co., Ltd., Import and Export

Swire and Holt’s Wharf) Merchants — 6*0, Szechuen Road;

Blumenfeld, Dr. S. M.—620, Szechuen Teleph. 13490; Cable Ad : Boydcotd

F. K. Smith, managing director

Road; Teleph. 12604. J. E. Smith, director

P. S. Tien, do.

1$ fit PohU C. H.T. Guenther

Evans, manager H. Chen

Bohler Bros. & Co., Ltd., Steel Works

—16061;

RoomCable 318, Ad:

2, Peking Road; Teleph. L. A. Meiser || C.MbsH.S.Woo

Steel holer W. W. Chen, com pradore

^ Gu ma i ^lj Sing lee

Bolton Bristle Co., W. H., Dressing and Boyes, BassettJewellers

Silversmiths,. & Co., and Goldsmiths,,

Watch-

Sterilization of Szechuen Bristles—32, makers—105, Nanking Koad; Teleph,

Brenan Koad; Teleph. 27325; P.O. Box 11922; Cable Ad: Boyes

247; Cable Ad: Wilobbn G, M. Boyes, proprietor

Bombay Provision; Store, Indian A. L. Penning, manager

Condiments—249, Kungping Road;

Teleph. 51439; Cable Ad: Amrit m & m m m

Lai ioah yin,Jong yue hanlcung sze

Bon Voyage Gift Shop—Sassoon Ar- Bradford Dyers’ Association, Ltd. (of

cade, 24, Nanking Koad; Teleph. 19723 Bradford, England)—Way foong House,

220, Szechuen Road; Teleph. 13248;

Boon,

Av. Haig;P. C.Telephs.

Manufacturers’

16342 andagent—208,

67208; P.O. P.O.W. G.BoxSimpson,

316; Cable Ad : Dyers

Box 1516; Cable Ad: Boon Miss Brown agent

A188' SHANGHAI

Id f* Tuh Ket Brenner Bros., International Fur

Bbadlew &.GOt Ltd., Merchants.of ghang- Merchants—-39;

Teleph. 85264; CableAv. Adi EdwardBraggAll;

hai, Swatow and Hongkong—H.

Bank liuildiiig, ;12, The Bund; Teleph.

10966;

J. A. P.O. Box 291;director

Plummer, CableAd: “Bradley” Brewer, H. E. Co., Ltd., printers.

(Hongkong)

J; Robinson, do. (Swatow) Stationers, etcgTry , 717, Embankment

A. Henderson do. (Shanghai) Building;

H. E. Brewer Teleph. 42492; P.O. Box 315;

C.J. F.S, Acheson

Holdsworth H. G. Roche r | , C. KevC

J. A. H. Plummer

Miss White Bright Star Hosiery Co.—Y.4697,7

1640, (482),

C.H. A,A. Ozorio

Sequiera N. Szechuen Road; Teleph.

Brady, A. A. (Member of Shanghai,Stock Brister, Jos. Fane, o.b.e.—16,a, Kiukiang

Road; Teleph. 19214; Cable Ad:

Exchange),

Broker — Stock,26,Share

Room arid General

Central Arcade, Brocades

Central Road; . Teleph. 15204; Cable British Chamber of ComMTeRce (See

Ad:A. Brady

A. Brady stocks Chambers of Commerce) : -

.Mathew Tong.

J. C. Chen ' . ! .

Br^kenhielm, ■('., Importer Merchant Ymg shang chu hwwying mei yen

ku piao yu hsien kuna sze ■

and Engineer—600, Avenue Haig;

P.O. Box 1454; Cable Ad: Baohan British - American (China) TorAct;0

Securities Co., Ltd.—Registered'Office:

^ & n ;fr *'j n 6,Ad:SoochoW

SecuritiesRoad; Teleph. 13482; Cable

Tai Lee yu han Jcung sze Directors—Robert

A. L. Chang

Dickson,Pan, Bailey (chairman),

Chang

Brandt & Rodgers, Ltd., (Incorporated

in Hongkong), Architects, Land and Chow Hsu Kung Hui,

Sing Eoh,

Estate Agents — ”91, Kiangse Road; Brig. Gen. E. B. Macnaghten,

d.s.o., H. E. Parkinson, S. C. Peacock, c.m.g.,

Teleph'

Wm. .Brandt, 11169

K. C. Lee,

M.a. a., managing director

marlager T.D.Kiang

W.E. M.Skidmore

Priee, Shen and Cheng

Ting Shih,

Yen

A.Z. T.L. Tsih,

Brandt, secretary

assist, do. C. C. Newson, f.c.i,®., secretary

Arthur Symons, b.sc. (B. Arch.) K.McKelyie,! assist, do.

Y. B: Chan, engineer

J.C. S.DuffKwok I K.C. Lee, compr.

K. Z. Whang I C. H. Lee, do. Ying shang elm hiva ying niei yen

Agencies kung sze yu hsien kuncf'\zet

Queensland Insurance Co., Ld. British-American Tobacco' Company

Midland Investment Co., Ld. (China), Ltd.—Head Office: 6, Soo-

chow Road; Teleph. 13482; Cable

Braun, Dr. H. — 17p, Kiangpe Road; AdDirectors : Powhattan

— Sir Hugo Robert CunliffeBailey,

Owen

Teleph. 18496 Bart, (chairman),

Brazilian Consulate (See Consulate®) Arthur

Dickson, C. E. Harber, W. A.A. N.L.

Bassett, L. G. Cousins,

Breen, C. J. & Co., Importers and Heygate, A. T. Heuckendorff, A.

Exporters — 70, Szechuen Road; S.Macnaghten,

Kent, Brig.-General

c.m.g., D.s.o., E.Wm.B.

Teldphs. 13773, 19896; P.O. Box Morris, H. E. Parkinson, D. W. M.

1716; Crible'Ad: Neierbclem Price, C. A. W. Rose, c.i.e., T. E

G T.J. Z.©reeh Wang Skidmore and E. S. Savage ’

H. V. Wang C. K. McKelvie, assist. secretary

C. New son, f.c.i.s., do.

 SHANGHAI AT8i)‘

Executive; Office Mailing Department

E. O. Drake Miss V.-'Lamaschewsky -

W. Or.Foster j;’ Smith Mrs. E. M. Fullbrook

Legal Department . ;, Advertising Department :,

A. L- ‘Dicksoti, legal adviser ■ W. S. Bungey

A. U. Pettitt 1

D F.WlL.M;MorrisonPHce; assist, do. • . E.J. Berglof

G. Berrien |j A.A. Nehoroshkoff

! nwoo'd

.0;MissVr E.Syins

,B. Fairley .d ‘ C. Bockisch I B. Pehugll

Mrs. A. Sohmidt Scharft

Exchange Department , J.G.L.Gomes

Hutchison,. j| W. Mrs.A.S.Pennell

Yale, .

A.MissZ. H.Kikoin

D. Carey I Miss EVE.Weigall

|

C. S. Peacock., , 1Ti(;in •) < <]

Accounting Department ■ Cable Department

S. r

J.'t Bnrixdl 1 Mrs. L. E. Tweedlie

a'J. Deale

H.MissS. F.DellDom.ko A.H. Maf.^haU’

Lanfle^’ P. Wolnizer-

General

V. N. Adrianoff

J..G. C.C. JBritto

Blopm : H, E. P.,Mnhre '

M(|rphew Mrs. K. M. Harding

Mrs. S. Beeman i Mrs. G. E.

G.;E.,Brpck4tt D.

E. H.' Bfowii, N. J, I’nl'mer Mtmro C. L. Conrady Priestwood

A. PL Go.i,'veth MisiPjX f’o'cpck Mrs. Y- Englund | Miss A. M.

u Mrs. 0. N. Dillon H. G. Puddle J.E. L.T. Gut,ter ! Robinson

F.J.D 1

! T. EdWayds.

rake ford G.D. J.Fethersten

Raeburn A. T. JonesKlushkin Ij Mrs. Mrs.'MH.. VI.U. Sayle

T. Emaiiiooden , ' iiaugh Miss J. M. Turner

Mrs. K. M. D. B, Donnelly McGeachie ^ Mrs. E. M. Ward

Harding A. G. Rapahakis C. H. Page | Mrs. Y. P. Woods

P. Hall Nanking Department •

0. E. Harran Miss iA. M.Ribeiro F. Mrs.

H. Vines,

Mrs. M, Hen- F. G Roberts

ningsen A. .J. Roza J. Halldept, manager

E. T. Hooper P. Y. Simpson Shanghai Sales 'pivision,J5 •'

P.T. A.S. Hyndmaft,. t ,H..J.1 (ff. .Smith, D. A. Baker-Carr | L. R. Tipton

Johnston ; Mrs . E..Soutljerton

V.E.F. C.Kew

W. Brandt E.A. A.C. d'dee Soiiza

A. Billon. n & m *

L. C. Hill Souza i Chungr ying yin kung szu

Mrs. A. 0.'Willis British and Chinese Corporation,

R. C. Tyler Geo. Worby Ltd., The—27, The Bund; Teleph.

Insurance Department 15290;' Cable Ad: Jarkotlg

O. 0 Kenoh R. T.sentative

R. Boothy, m. inst., c.Ei, repre-

in China

Traffic! Department A. L. P.Davidson, secretary

H. H. Soldmoii Miss Hornell

A. R. Blinko

J.H. L.T. Aitdhison

Andrews E.W.Lester C. H. Knight

T.MissBaptista SI a I® 3 S M A £

M. B. Diniz E.P. Maher

M. Limdberg X'iug shang to ying yen kung sid

J. O. Doreidd D. McDermott yu hsien kurig sze

R.H. M. Edelsten C. W. Cjhielch British

Mrs.

JuFatilkher J. H. Ratcliff

A. Golder F. Roscoe Office: Cigarette

6, SdoehowCo,, Road; Ltd.—Head

Teiephs.

TV. Goldenberg A. Seaborn 13482,; Pootung J6810; Cable Ad:

•S. Goldstein Cigarette

A. 8. Hamilton J.J. E.'Stokes G. Sheridan Directors—'Sir

(chairman),, H.Robert Cunliffe-Owen.Bart.

,Bailey., L- Q.

J.G. Henderson

Henderson H. S. Tlmrley '

J. A. Xavier Cousins, A.L.Dickson, R. H. Gregory,

Order Department 1 N. G. Harris,

naghten,. o.i^.g.,Brig.

n.s.o.,Gen.

D. WE.. M.B. Price

Mac-

E. F. Thorpe and T. E. Skidmore

A190 SHANGHAI

C. K.O. McKelvie,

Newson, f.c.i.s., secretary

assist. do. A. H. Bown A. S. Rakkin

B. Y. Eakes A. Roberts

Legal Department D.H. S.P. Molloy

Dvorjetz J. C. Stewart

A.D. W.L. M.Dickson, legal adviser J. H. O’Grady F. G. Stokes

Price, assist, do. A.P. M. Mishevsky!|iG.H. A.W. Williams

Hartley

Tamlyn

Manufacturing Department E. H. V. Harvey |H.

| Brownlow

W.E.A.S.N.Savage Hey gate J. C. Jenkins jjJ.N. SutcliffeBelanovsky

Mrs. E. M. Hicks T. Kirby

G. J. Poulin I10. G. Ackerman

Engineering Department Pootung Factories

T. E. Skidmore, chief engineer P. I.S. Griddick

Grant, manager

F. J. Hookham

J.F. P.J. Ennis

Grew ! W. E. A.H.Thompson

Train R. D. Eppes A.T.N. A.H. Bishop

James

S. Jacobs

S.E. A.R. Grew J. M. Vallis R. G. Ahern

G. W. P. Angell I. Kardonsky

Banner G. M. Wills G.W. Ashford S. J. Minty *

P. R. Parkes Mrs, C. Freise Lyons C.A. O.S. Kemsl

Hardcastle

Supply Department G. W.

J. A. Barr T. Belcher ey

H. C. T. Nicholls

W. C. Belknap E.H. L.C. Royde W. G. Nicholls

H. A. Coward Brown

T. Kabelitz I Miss G. Strike

H. W.G.Strike Mrs. J.L. Cook

Denton C. N. Burnett T.A. S.Petersen Parry

Mrs. Morcher |. Miss S.W.Chenoir

R. Davey W. H. Richardson

Accounting Department F. S. David' J.P. A.Shnaperman Rignall

W. C. Fotser, accountant R. Davies H. E. Schultz

'S'. .1F.. M.Mckenzie, J. M.S. Duff’

Dillon H. Sennett

Britto assist,j O.do.C. Brown E.R. Englund C. Shahovskoi

A.W. Speransky

•T.B. W. Davies M.

P. Dillon P. Stellingwerff G. Schwarz! J. J. Gaffney H. South

•T.F. W. Foster | Miss F. E. Thomas J.J. F.Hi. Green

Roberts A.R. E.Whitty

Guttierez H. O. Thorpe Whiffen

G.W. W.C. V.Jenssen

Jones E.C. V.C. de Vera Printing Department

Wailey N. G. Harris, manager

J.A.P. H.A.E. MacDonald

Mack : W. Wailey

Moyhing ! A. S.S. Watford

F. xM. Giles G. V. Stepanoff

C. Hargreaves W. T, Mulvey

G. de la Pena ;| W. R, E. Webb

Witschi W. Mulvaney E. A. Possnecke •

O.C. G.C. Reneman

Saul | W. H. T. Mlcher

H. E. Brewer E.C. G.Muller

Muller R.K. N,C. Bryson Boyd

Leaf Department G. Smulsky H. Blume

T. F.J. B.Whitaker R. Morgan E. M. Kock

M. Estkovsky V. A. Aguirre

W. C. Allen Boone i[I.J. S.F. Satterwhite A.R. Hall

Chittenden G. Smith

G. P. Moseley

R. A. Crews j R. D.Smith Smith O. R.Blume V. I. Bassalaeff

. W. H. Faulkner A. Morgan C.

L. D.E. Glover

W.

A. \\

Guthrie j G. E.M.Strutt

Spencer J. Hall,

G. Goertz F. C. Ruirnan

F. Kock

H. L. Holden IiH. Walden C. C. Morgan J. W. Ephgrave

J.T. Y.B. Honecutt M.'Mi Whitaker H.

V. M. Turin K. H. Ellenberg G. Roche

Jones ! P. Whitting Kurt Floter Mi Rath

G.W. H.B. Newsome S.

Newsome E. V. YoungE. Williams P. Hanitszoh V. Emamooden

C.H. A.Overton Ogburn W. H. Whitehead

L. Wimbish British Commercial Counsellor - 33,

Thorburn Road Factory The Bund; Teleph. 11489; Cable*

T. C. Westbrook, manager Ad: Committell

M. S. Hairston

N. C. Beeman | A. D. Denton I R. E. Bailey

British Consulate (See Consulates)

 SHANGHAI A191

It # Si * ' Bryson,

Teiepik Dr. A. C.—567, Hungjao Road;

29555

Bkitxsh Corporation Register of Ship-

ping and 108.17

Telephs. Aircraft—51,

and .61886;Canton

Ca'pleRoad;

Ad: Bubbling Well Pharmacy—Denis Apart-

SeaWin.

worthy ments; ieieph. 33057; Cable Ad: Ullicina

Lyle, m.i.n.a., surveyor ,

I). W. Murphy, a.s.n.a. & m.e. (En^,), Building

Mirveyor Central and Road,Investment

Teiepli. 15920Co., Ltd.^S,

British : Films (China), Ltd. — 160, Building Supplies, Ltd. 109. Sassoon

Avenu£ Edward VII) TeleijSh. 13771 House; Teleph. 11554; P.O. Box

1432; Cable Ad ; Build-supply

British Film Distribution Co.—142, Bume, Dr. Q. F.—142, Museum Road;

Museum Road; Teleph. 18463 Teleph. 17134

British Flowter Shot—Sassoon House, Bumpo Yoko, Stationers and Printers

Nanking Road; Teleph. 14777 —433, Woosung Road; Teleph. 41544

British and Foreign Bible Society (See Bunge & Co., Ltd.—219, Sassoon

Associations) House; Teleph. 13136, ,

British India Steam Navigation Co.,

Ltd.—S'ee M»ckinnon> Mackenzie & Co. Wen Chin j|| ^

Pau ning Bunshin Paper Co.. Ltd., Importers

and Wholesale Merchants of Paper,

British,. Traders5 Insurance Co.. Ltd. and Bookbinding Cloth, Printing Ink,

—26, The Bund; Teleph. 12981 Stationery—131, Kiangsi Road;

G. G. Franklin, branch manager Teleph. 12019; P.O. Box 3079. Head

Office: Hakushinsha Co., Ltd.,

Tokyo

British 'Women’s Association (See

Associations) JSHtSiSISRlSX

Brook & Co., Import

chants--*-160, KiukiangandRoad

Export Mer- Rung shany po hung slicing fang icen chu

; Telephs.

14474 and 11874; F.O. Box 1606; Bureau of Foreign Trade (Ministry of

Cable Ad. Rivulet; Codes: A.B.C. Industry)—4th ing, Hankow

Floor of Customs Build-

Road;506;Telephs. 12704 and

5th and 6th edns., Acme, Bentley’s 10267;

and Private

E. Brook coriin: Code: Bentley’s Cable Ad: Bure-

P.O. Box

Si'C, Shen, Insurance compradpre P. Y. Ho, director

Agents for C.W. K.P. Yen,

Kud, secretary

chief genl. affairs dept.

Motor Union Insurance Co., Ld., Fire Z. T. Kyi, chief,trade promotion dept.

Banker & Traders Insurance Co., Fire C.H. L.N. Kuan, chief,statistical

Chu, chief, editorial dept.

dept.

State Assurance Go., Ld., Marine

Bureau

Browett, H. Solicitor—34, Museum Ad: Veritas; Teleph. 12267Veritas—91, Peking Road; Cable

Road; Teleph. 10846; Cable Ad: P. C. Rielley

Lex W. J. Milne

G. T. Gambling | G. Dunlop j

Browning’s

leph. 43962 Cafe—68, Broadway;

' Te-

% Pa0 ka

Burkhardt,

Brunswick Show Room, Grama- chants—2, Peking Road; Bughan & Co.,Teleph.

Ltd.,11415;

Mer-

phones, Radios, etc.—1222, Avenue Cable Ad: Bukami

Joffre; Teleph. 71276; P.O.: Box H. Burkhardt, managing director

1001; Cable Ad 1: Schochotto R. S. Buchan, director

A193 SHANGHAI

Woo Rally I Z. O. Levoff Busch, E., Architect—218, Riangse

W. A. Buchan | Y. T. Ring. Road; Teleph. ISffe; Cable1 Ad:

Miss P. Poskifct-, #tenog.

Tung Lien, gen. compr.adore Busalsatia

Proprietors : Bush Mack & Co., Fed. Inc. U.S.A.

Pongee Export Go. (Successors to PI. 1). Bush & Co., Fed.

Silk & Tea Export Go. Inc. U.S.A.), Importers and Exporters —

Agents for: 3, Hankow Road; Teleph. 16700;

Tien Lai Steam Filature P.O. Box 1668; Xahle Ad : Ebush

Yah Chong Steam Filature jfij Lee Shun

Ching Ree Godown Go.

Economic insurance Go., Ld., London Business Equipment Corporation, Im-

Pole agents for: porters and Distributors of Office

Rolls & Co.,&Ltd., London Appliances—263,

10083; P.O. Box 1;Riangse

Cable Ad:Road; Teleph.

Busequicor;

Lyall Willis Go^ Ltd , London Codes: Acme and Bentley’s

A. R. Hager

$ w Zeang man H.tional

W. Bryce, special

Business repres.,Corpn.

Machines Interna-

Burkill & Sons, A. it., Merchants— M. Foyn, Multigraph Dept.

20, Canton' Road ; Teleph. 10350;

P.O. Box 253 Busse, Dr. Hans,—Eye,

Burlington Hotel—(See Hotels) Ear Specialist 6, Throat,

RiukiangNoseRoad;

and

Teleph. 19191; Residence: 741, Rue

Ratard; Teleph. .7.1968

Burn, S. J., Representing Thos. G. Hill &

Co. Manchester—119, Jinkee Road; P°« ding

Teleph. 10742; P.O. Box 1108; Cable Butler & Co., Insurance Agents—45

Ad: Tegilwitam Riukiang Road; Teleph. 14712; Cablev

Ad: Butcar

^ ftj Me lee fang C. H. Butler

E. C. D. Andrews

Burr Photo Co., Studio, Photo Supplies

Camera Factory — 9, Broadway; ^ Tai koo

Teleph. 4i510; Cable Ad: Photo Butterfield <&..Swire, Merchants and.

Steamship Agents—21-23,

Burroughs Inc., Branch of Burroughs. Telephs 82020 (Private Exchange French;Bund;

Adding Machine Co., Adding, Bil- depts.); P.O, Box 317 ; Cable Ad:, Swire to all

ling, Bookkeeping, Calculating Ma-

chines; Typewriters, Cash Register- Cafe Federal—17, Broadway; Teleph.

ing Machines—Room 343, H. & S.

Building, 12, The Bund; Teleph. 40911; Cable Ad : Fielder. Branch:

1199, Bubbling Well Road; Teleph.

19938; Cable Ad: Burad 36171

u as * « h Calame, Dr. L. P., Eye and Throat

Pau we i tcTya hong Specialist74319

Teleph. — 1182, Avenue Joffre;

Burroughs Wellcome L Co. (Proprietors:

The Wellcome Foundation Ltd., London) Calatronj, Hsieh & Co., Architects’

—60, Hong Rong Road; TeJeph. Ehgineers 110, Hankow

and Real Estate Agents—

Road; Telephs. 10355 and

17482; Cable Ad: Tabloid 18206;

T. Hoggarth, resident representative

A. Hanson, representative Dr.J.E.Cable

P. Barrera,

Ad: Calatroni

S- Hsieh, c.e,d. eng., partner

partner

A. T. Lavington, accountant F. P. Musso, do.

Y. G. Stott A.A. F. Souza

Burton. Dr. T. M. — Hongkong Bank S: T. Woo

Building; Teleph. 15048; Residence: 35, V. C- Sung Geo.LuSung

J.

Kiaochow Road; Teloph. 35116 P. Cl Chuang.

B. ,CL Hsieh R. Yao

 SHANGHAI A193'

Calcina,'P. G., Exchange Broker—69, Agencies:—J '\ «

Ki.ukin.ng Road; Telephs. 19279-80; Pommery & Greno, Reims (Cham-

Cable Ad : Calcina pagne)

Calco China Agency, Road Building J. Exshaw & Co., Bordeaux (Brandy)

Machinery and Equipments — 14, J. Walker & Sons, Ltd., Kilmarnock

Museum Road; Teleph. 166.3; Cable (Whisky)

Booth A Co., Ltd., London (Gin)

Ad : 9889.,,,.. Martini&&Co.,

Coates Plymouth

Rossi, (Gin)

Torino (Vermouth)

Cai.dbeck Athletic Club—(Nee Clubs) John Harvey ife Sons, Bristol (Sherry

& Port)

J| jji^ Ziany sing Williams

Deiuhard& &Humbert,

Co., Coblenz London(Hocks

(Sherry)"di

Caldek-Marshall & Co., (Ltd., Import Moselles)

and Export Merchants—Glen Line H.&AStout)

G, Simonds, Ltd., Reading (Ale-

Building, Peking Road; Teleph. E. Stout)

& J. Burke, Ltd., Dublin (Ale &■

16274; Cable Ad: Caldmarsh

R. Calder-Marshall, man.-director Erven Lucas Bols, Amsterdam (Li-

E. G. Penfold, director queurs)

J.R. S.Penfold

David | S. Mendoza

B. Ganshtak I Miss. R. Bercovitch Calico Printers’ Association, Ltd.

J. Mendoza | Miss. T. Gpostoff Calico Printers—Wayfodiig House,

220, Szechuen Road; Teleph. 11215;.

ft M IE Chwg lewong ho P.O. Box 1199; Cable Ad : Brubro

Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co., Ltd., CHve R. Hargreaves

(Macgregors, Ltd. General Mana- H. W. Price

gers), Wine and Spirit Merchants— Represented bij :

44, Foochow Road ; Teleph. 17589; The China Printing & Finishing

P.O. Box 344; Cable Ad: Cahlbeck. Co., Ltd.

Directors—J. F. Macgregor,

Macgregor, Comdr. F. R. Davey, N. C.

and E. F. Bateman California Bakery, Confectioners and

Shanghai Branch Office: Provision Merchants—A 101, Broad-

W.J.G.DavidCrokam, managers

Sony assist, do. way ; Teleph. 41593

U. J. Kelly

General Office California Fruit Store—1206, Bub-

W.P.Lowry bling Well Road; Teleph. 3.4802

G. Strickland I| A.A. R.J. Corbin

Bahon

F. P. Bahon | L. W. Parker California Pharmacy— 247, Avenue

Order Desk

N. Anderson | K. Shaw Joffre, Teleph. 8180.5

Salesi Dept.

H. C. Felling xl Hta §fj Kal len dali

S. A. Ancel | C. J. Ling

Shipping Dept. Callender’s

Ltd.—Shanghai Cable Bank Construction

Building, Co.,40

S. Y.C. E.Wong

Tuck | N. Y, Sung Ningpo Road and 368 Kiangse Road

Stenographers (3rd floor);Cable

Telephsr-15.365 (2 lines); P.O.

Miss A. Park . J. Miss K. W. Allan Box;-777; A. chief

11. Gordon,

Ad: Callender

a.m.i.E;E., manager'and

Accounts Dept. engineer

J. E. Whitson J. A.M.I.E.E.

E. Barnes, a.m.i.c.e., m.i.mEoh.e.,.

E.A. J.J. Macain

Willis p Y.H. S.0. Sung

Shing (Hongkong)

G.H.W.S.Coekburn. Mh.mbch.e;

:

J. Stephen } S. C. Loh Lee, Chinese Mgr.

Cashier’s

A. F. Fong Dept*. | A. K. Fong Z. Y. Sung, b.sc. (Eng.)

Miss M.

Mrs. HallBergloff 4j C. L.Y. Wong,

S. Chang acct.

Gbdown-keeper

S. K. Chang Z. G. Y-uiv fl.fec;

A194 SHANGHAI

m m com foh 13 & f* ft f! 1

Cambefort & Co., E., Silk Piece Goods Chong'sking tnn chun liuncj sze

and Sundry Importers—Union

ing, 17, Canton Rd.; Teleph, 12316; Canadian Build- Pacific Railway Pacific

Co,,

Cable Ad: Cambefort Traffic Agents for Canadian

E. R., Stegmaier Steamships,

The Ltd.—Union

Bund; Teleph. ■ 19^90 Building,

(all dents.);4,

P.O. Box 1231.

P. A. Cox, assist. Oriental manager

' ' mo'rti Tjoong ' Freight and Operating. Dept.—Cable

Cameron A Co., A-(China), Ltd., General K.Ad: Nautilusagent

F. Fetterly, _

Import Merchants—81, Jinkee A. J. Parkhiil j H. A. Thompson

Teleph. 15118; P.O. Box 260; CableRoad;

Ad: Mrs. Findley

Ingots;

V. G. Codes:

Bowden,Bentley’s

managinganddirector

Acme Passenger

II. R.M. Harling, E. Plospes,Dept.—Cable

acting generalAd:agent

Gacanpac

W. Chalmerssigns| ^Trs.perJ. pro,

F. da Silva R.J.Hubert, passenger

D. Murphy agent

W. L. Lee [ Miss A. Remeflios Miss L. Remedies j A. E. Gee

A (fancies Agents for

Consolidated

of Canada.Mining and Smelting

Ld., Montreal. Co.

(Lead, Canadian Pacific Express Co.

Zinc, and, Chemical Fertilizers!

Dorman, Long & Co.; Ld., Middles- ImportersTradino, Canadian Co., ’(China), Ltd.,

brough, (Structural Steel; and Exporters — 217, Char-

“ Norusto” Metal Preservative Paint, Teleph. tered Bank 17744; Cable Ad:is.Dockrill

Building, The Bund;

Manufactured

Union Miniere bydu Solignum,

Haut Katanga, Ltd. W. R. Dockrill, agent

Brussels (Cobalt Oxide) Canidrome — 9> Avenue Edward VII;

Cameron,

Telephs. 1509Dr. R.-4; Residence:

E.—27, Peking Road; Telephs. 82075

959, Avenue

Foch; Teleph. 71736 Canton Insurance Office, Ltd. — 27,

The Bund; Teleph. 15290

Campbell & Ch. Alex.—55, Yuen Ming Jardine, Matheson tfe Cp., agents

Yuen Road; Teleph. 10716; P.O. Box

996 ; Cable Ad : Alexcamp; Codes : . ^ m mm

A.B. C. Lieber’s, A.I., and Bentley’s “ Capital and Trade,” Weekly Finan-

cial, Insurance^ Banking

J§ M Hay Zee Journal—97, Jinkee Road; Teleph.

Campbell, H. B., Paints apd Painting- 18871; Cable Ad: Capitrad

1265, Bubbling Well Rd.: Telephs. 32626

(Foreign) and 32181 (Chinese Office);

Cable Ad: Bellcamp \ Ying shang tung li yu hsien hung sue

Camporellt & Co., A.,Construction

Industrial Sur- 1 Caravan. Commercial Co. (1923), Ltd.

veyor, Engineering and —175, Sooebbw Road : Teleph. 13482

Directors—R Bailey, \V. C. Fos-

Supplies—369, Broadway East; Te- ter, L. G. Cousins, A. L. Dick-

leph. 51509 son, C. E. Harber and S. F.

McKenzie

C. K.C. McKelvie,

Newson, f.c.i.s.,

assist. secretary

do.

Kay na da chu wha song too dah chen

Canadian Government Trade Com- Caravan Studio, Inc., Lingerie, Antiques

—5, Bubbling Well Road; Teleph. 34534

missioner—27, The

11784; P.O. Box 300; Cable Ad: Bund; Teleph.

Canadian Caravan

ers andTeaExporters—429,

Trading House, RueImport-

Cardi-

Canadian N ational Railways—3, Canton

Road; Teleph. 16584; Cable: Ad: Lemorb Ad: Caravan nal Mercier; Teleph, 71591; Cable

 SHANGHAI A195

Carl Crow, Inc., Advertising and Mer- Miss Ch. Dittberner, priv.

Mrs. W. Millhan, techn. dept. off.

chandising Agents—81, Jmkee Road; Miss A.R. Stuerck,

Rahf, optic,

3rd

CableFloor;Ad: Teleph. 15597; P.O. Box 1567,

Onapress Mrs. tech.tech. do.

Mrs. H. Tschedanoff, do.

do.

Carl Crow, president Miss A. Tschedauoff, opt. do.

K.Y.C.ObieChow, Chinese manager

C. Woo, artist Carlton Theatre—21, Park Road; Te-

Accounting Office— leph. 33641

C. B.C. L.Wolfe, accountant

Wang, assist, do.

S. M. Yai Carmichael, E. J., Manufacturers'

Agent—2Q5, Peking Road; Teleph.

Outdoor Dept.— 15699; P.O. Box 911; Cable Ad:

K. Y. Ling Michaelear

Gar

fP BH Li ho ^ to*

Carmichael, Lennox

Carlowitz & Co., Merchants, Engineers andCargoSurveyors—LaidlawBuilding, & Gray, Marine

and

Teleph. Contractors—670^iSzechuen

11030; P.O. Box 1274; Road; Cable 410,' Szechuen Road ; Teleph. 16107;

Ad:R. Lenzmanu

Carlowitz (Hamburg) Cable Acl: Yarg; Codes : A.B.C. 6th

edn. & Bentley’s

R. Laurenz (Shanghai) J.Gray,M.I.M.E.,M.I.MECH.E. & a.m.i.n.a.

G. Roehreke (Shanghai)

Dr. A. Nolte. (Hamburg) Carolina Leaf Toracco Co., Tobacco-

O.C.Lord (Hamburg)firm Importers—51.,, Canton Road ; Te-

Dr.Eckhardt,

F. Baur, signs the do, leph. 12021; P.O. Box 1972; Cable

Ad: Caroco

J.W.Lindner,

Heckel, signs per

W. Philipp, do. pro. Carson iStudio, Commercial Photo-

J. Ad orj an, tech, dept. do. graphy—1143i5, Bubbling Well Rd. ;

R. Blume, chem. do. Teleph. 30753; Cable Ad:- Photoart

. .F.) Boerner,

Bowitz, techn, do.opt. do. Carvalho, Dr. A. de, Dental Surgeon

M. Chudzinski, impt. do. —H. & S. Building, 12, The Bund;.

B.A. Clauss, opt. do. Teleph. 18570

Duebgen,

W. Droesse, imp. do. ins. do. Carvalho, F. R. de—128,. Museum

P.H. Ebel, Road; Teleph. 15958; P.O; Box 1870;

H. Erich, techn. expt.

do.

do. Cable Ad: Vineentini

K. Fokkes, optic. do. F. R. de Carvalho, proprietor

G.W. Heitmann,

Herrmann, Govt. do.

G.E. Juergens,

Hohn, do. do.

techn. Casa d’Italia—(see Clubs)

do.

W. Limbach, booking do. do. do. Casanova Cafe & Restaurant—545-7,.

Avenue Edward YII; Telephs. 81374

P.E. Luebcke,

Malmsheimer, techn.do.. do.do. and 85541; Cable Ad: Casanova

F.E. K. Mueller, do. do.

Rochreke, Case, J., High-Class Tailor—299, Sze-

H. Roessler, do. do. expt. do. chuen Road; Teleph. 17140

R.W. Schmidt, tech. do; Cathay Box & ofWood

Spalke, do. do. Manufactures boxes,Workers,

floorimr Ltd.,

and

A.C. Schrage,

Schwind, chemical

tech. do.

do. interior finish—18, 'I he Bund; Teleph.

18306; Cable Ad: Boxwood

O.H. Schroet&r,

Tiedemann, imp. opt. do. do.

K. Tittelbach, optic. do. Cathay Ceramics Co., Inc., U.S.A.,

W. Troegef, tech. do. Tile Manufacturers, Builders and

W. Voss, opt. do. Engineers’ Merchants — 24, The

J.Mrs.Verderber, techn. do. Bund; Teleph. 15890 ; Cable Ad:

C. Bonhoff govt. do. Ceramics

 A196. SHANGHAI

Cathay ..Chbmical aSd:; TiAhing-: fCo.— Cathay Products /Suppliers, Exporters

41, Kiukiang Raiwl’) T^lefph.-! 12109 and. Importers—fe7r69,

Teleph. 31443 Yates Road;

Cathay Cbafts, Im^orter^ af Occiden- ' Cathay Products Trading Co.—Room

tal G'oodi and E.x!|j6rt'ers(bf Chinese 314, H. & S. 31 nil dinar, 12, The Bund;

Produce; ‘'Commissidn and 'Manu- Teleph. 13024; P.O. Box 1210;/Cable

facturers’ Agents; Silk1 Merchants, Ad: Caprotco

Wholesale- and Retail —610, Avenue

Joffre; Teleph. 82277 ; ;

Cathay Sales Corporation, Importers

Gathay Hotel—Sassoon House, Nan- Leather, Metal, ■ Hardware and

! ofSundries—51,

king Road ; Teleph. 1 11240

' E. Carrara , resident manager , , Cathsales Canton Road; Cable ■ L i 110Ad:

Cathay Iatport & Export ,Co — 131, Catholic Circle—(See Clubs)

Museuih' Road; P;0. Boki l953 I Catholic GiRts’ League—(See Clubs)

Ml 5V m King 'sing hung sze

Cathay Eaqs -.Co., Ltd., Manufacturers Central Agency, Ltd., Importers of

and Exporters of Hand-made Lace, J. & P. Coats’, Threads, etc. - 50,

Grawnwqrk,

king Brass Ware,

Road; Teleph.. 1.2064;etc.—M,.

P.O. BoxNan-

333; Box Szechuen Road; Teleph. 13515 ; P.O.

Cable Ad: Cathaylaco 340; Cable Ad: Spool

Chas. Wallace, general manager

S. Y.Vand, manager

P.- Sih, accountant for China ahd. Hongkong ■

W. Hendry, sub-manager

Cathay Land Co., (Ltd. — Sassbon G. M. Cameron | W. R. S. Roherton

House, 1, Nanking Road; Teleph. G.MissP. S.Hedley | Mrs. N. J. Recke

Katemopoulds

11430; P.O. Box 1362 Worjg Tsze King, cbiupradore

Directors —H. . E.

Arrihold, F.andR. G.Davey.Arnhold, C. H.

C. J. Meager, Central Asia CO., Ltd., Manufactur-

E.^ E.H.S. Hayim

Barraclough,

M.

L. Wilson

manager

Mann, secretary

ers and Exporters of Grass Carpets,

etc.—201, Seymour Road; Teleph. 35649

Arnhold &Co., Ltd., gen’l. managers

m w m ft m w m *

m] S Min l-uang hung su Chung hua shavg yih hung sze

Cathay Match Co., Ltd. The—1, Kiu-

kiang Road; Teleph. ,1125.0;, Cable Ad: porters ‘China Central Commercial Co., Im-

Cathymatch and MapUfacturers’ Agents—25,

S. Y. Euren Ad : CencomchinTeleph.

Jinkee Road: ‘ J9T

Cathedral Schools {See Educational) Centra^' China Glass 'Works, Manu-

‘Cathay,Laundry^1178, facturers of Bottlete iind Jars—957,

Teleph. 52290 ‘ i Pingliang Road; Tongsjian Road; Cable Ad: Hargenode

Cathay Mansions—Rye CardinalMercier; Centra^ tate

China Realty Co., Ltd., Es-

am! Insurance Agents—150,

Teleph. 70670 Edward VII; Teleph. 18549; Avenue

Cable

-Cathay Middle School—(atc Educa- Ad : 9441; Radio 2814

tional) ; : Central ;Cold Storage Co., Exporters

Cathay Motors, Ltd.—271, Medhurst ofHouse, Egg170,Products

Kiangsi—Office: Hamilton

Road; Teleph. 18074

Road (3 lines); Factory No. 1; 185e, Broadway

East; Teleph.

Cathay Pharmacy, Deutsche Apotheke Dixwell Road; Teleph. 51502; Cable 51611; Factory No. 2:—30b,

—1131, Bubbling Well Ro-ad; Te- Tyyen; Codes used: Bentley, A.R.C. Ad: 6th

leph. 32227 eon.

 SHANGHAI A19?

T. Y. Yea, managing director Centrosojus

Grain, Lumber,(England),

Fish Ltd.,Export

and Tea,

A.J. Broekett,

Kogan, London representative Departments—2, Peking Road; Telephs.

(secretary 16655, 16152 and 15956; Cable Ad:

I. Zwick, surveyor Potrebitel; Codes: Bentley’s, R. U. T.

A.SjKatz, factory

T. Wap, supervisor.

accountant Code andand Hankow.

Schofield’s; Branches:

T. T. Sung, cashier Tientsin

L. J. Sung

Cercle FranCAIS—(see Clubs)

Central Express Co., The, Passenger

Ticket Agents.& General Merchants Cercle Hportif Erancais—Gee LTubs),

—536, Boone Road, North Szechueu

Road ; .Teleph. 40412; P.O. Box 849; Chalk, M., High Class Furniture

■Cable Ad : Cenex and' 3746 Maker and Decorator—13lJ Museum

Road; Teleph. 11887

^ Chung Yang

Central Insurance Co., Ltd.—8i, Jin- CHAMBERS OF COM MERCK

kee Road; Telpph. 11842; P.O. Box American Chamber of Commerce

758;H. B.Cable

Scott,AdCentremost

resident secretary —Rdbert Dollar Building, 51,

C. C. Rutwell, assist, do. Canton Road; Teleph. .14742 ; P.O.

Agents Box 357; Cable Ad : Amchamccm

C. E. Sparke Insurance Office # ® Jt #

Central Pharmacy — 10, Broadway; Belgian Teleph. Chamber

16773; oe. 688

P.O. Box Commerce —

Teleph. 41884

Brazilian Chamber of Commerce,

Central Printing Co.—Lane 448, F. 23, Camara de Comercio Brasiievia—38,.

Woochang Road; Teleph. 4218,1 Avenue Edward VII; Teleph. 19212;

Cable Ad: Brazilcom

fiJ & 31 H ^ Ml H ^ ilr & $lji Ying song hung way

Kin sin di tsai yin) mi kiin British Chamber of Commerce

Central Realty -Co., Financial, Land (Shanghai)—17, The Bund; Te-

and Estate Agents,

veyors—Sun Architects and Sur- Leph. 12694; Cable Ad: Britiscom

Teleph. 94019Building,

(2 lines) 665, Honan Road; Chinese Chamber of Commerce—

C. Perkins

Sun, managingsecretary

proprietor North Soochow Road; Telephs.

K. Z. Yu,Yue,

chief accountant 40126-9; Cable Ad: Chambercom

K. F. Loo, assistant

K. N. Chang | K. Y. Foo- ■ Danish Chamber of Commerce —

Wayfoong House, 56, Szechuen

T. Y. Mao K. K. Zee Road; Teleph. 19217; Cable Ad :

H. S. Yeh K. I). Wang Dankam

K. S. Hoo. |

Saifonn Hsu, architect K. C. Yeh

P. C. Yeh, draughtsman # MS $ IS H f£ * &

Le wha fah kwo song wo tsung way

ft W Quin wo

Central Trading Co., Merchants and French Chamber of Commerce of

China—I. S. S. Building, 9, Av.

Commission

Road; Teleph. Agents —150,Ad:Kiukiang

10863; Cable Dartnec Edward VII, 2nd floor; Teleph.

84727;

Hon. Cable Ad: Franceeom

Chairman—H.

Central Trust Co,—270, Peking Road; Chairman—P. DupuyMadier

Teleph. 15200; Cable Ad: Centrustco or Vice-do,

Treasurer—M. Sigaut

—E. Cochain

1135

A198 SHANGHAI

J& S^ussine, Commercial Attache of Chang Dah Yuen & Co., Hardware

France

Mem her in China, Statutory 42852 Merchants—43, Broadway; Telephs.

General Secretary —J. Fredet and 43102; Cable Ad: Chan-

Chinese do. Baboud, —S. G.L. Tsu dayuco

Members—Ch.

F. Bouvier,J. L.Donne, J. Berths,

Chevretton,

Courthial, G. Fomber-11. *1 Jih& dzeng kungbmm&&m

kee yoh fang yoh

taux, J. Madier and A. Mouton

hang kung sze

German Chamber of Commerce—133, Chang J. D. & Co., Ltd., Chemists &

Yuen Ming Yuen Road; Teleph. Druggists (Wholesale and Retail),

Hospital Supplies—166, Nanking

18567; Cable Ad: Hanclelskam Road; Telephs. 91140 and 91149;

Cable Ad: Chemicus

® m m * Chang, K. W., Attorney-at-Law —

Ta I huo Bhang huei 40, N ingpo Road; Teleph. 19529

Italian Chamber of Commerce for Chang Nieh-yun, Attorney-at-Law—

the Far East (Camera di Com- 7, Fusan Road; Teleph. 46537

mercio Italiana)—278,

Teleph. 11896; RQ. BoxKiangse

556; CableRoad;

Ad: Chang Seng & Co., Woollen Piece Goods

Cadicoit

President—Cliev. Dr. D. Tirinnanzi —613, Nanking Road; Teleph; 91332;

Vice-President—Cliev.

galli Dr.V. Fuma- Cable Ad: 1670

Secretary—F. PutatUro Chang Sung Construction Co.,

Building Contractors—33, Szechbeh

Japanese Chamber ,of (Commerce—24, Road; Teleph. 16166

The Bund: 0 eleph. 14801; Cable $¥ PI 5C Tien hah chang

Ad: Japaniscom Chang, T. K. & Co., Manufacturers

of Metal Ware, Glass Ware, Lamps,

% & tfj fu m ^ and Stoves—Lane ?f95fW next , to 32,

•Jao ii'Jia wo song kung way Avenue Road ; Teleph.' 32*126 (‘Cable

Ad; Shinfoon

Netherlands Chamber of Commerce T. K. Chang, propr. and general mgr.

— c/o Netherlands Trading Society, Chang, Dr. Yuanmei, Legal practi-

Sassoon House, The Bund; Tels. tioner and Finger-print Expert;—

. 19474-2; P.O. Box (550

Chairman—A. Stokkin 212, Kiangse Road; Teleph.. 1.3155

Hon. Secy. Treas.—K., Ph. .Van Chao Tai Fire & Marine Insurance

Diggele Co., Ltd.—13a, Canton Road; Te-

Norwegian Chamber of Commerce— and leph. 12583;,Cable Ads; Shawhsing

•220, Szechuen Road 5128

Chapeaux

Shanghai General Chamber of Com- Exporters—4-5, & Co., Ltd., M., Bund;

Importers and

merce—North China Building. 17, 82507 nmi^nigFrench Teleph.

The Bund; Teleph. 10704; 'P.O. Charleux, R., Wasten Silk. !Merchant—64,

Box 1049

Chairman—H. W. P. McMeekin Canton Road; Teleph.-15819; P. O. Box

1015; Cable Ad; Charleux

Secretaries—Beck & Swann

Charlie V Co., M.,Agents

Importers

— 19,

Champ de Courses Francais, ;Le. — 9,

Cable Ad: Charco

Museum

Avenue Edward VII; Telephs. 10028

and 62454; P.O. Box 371; Cable Ad: Chartered Bank of India, Austr. and

Cani drome China (See Banks)

 SHANGHAI Al9!>

Chen Hua Paint Manufacturing Co., Chemical Research Laboratory — {See

Ltd., Manufacturers

Varnish—478, of PaintRoad

North Soochow and: Medical Analysis Laboratory)

Telephs. 43116 and 45114 Chen Chih Trading Co., General Im-

C. P. Loh, managing director' porters—Pass. 25, 16, Rue Montau-

Chen' Hwa Lee Kee Cotton Manufac- ban; Teleph. 84125; P.O. Box 1242;

turing Cot,- Ltd.—65, Peking Road; Cable Ad : Chenehidye

Teleph. 14342; Mill—4, Lay Road;

Teleph. 50243 Chi Tung Tobacco Co., Ltd.—6, Soo-

chow Road; Teleph. 65486

Chen, Neeling, Importer and Exporter C. C. Newson, secretary

—Ad:1 14.NeeTingchen

Peking Road; Teleph.. 17685; Cable

Neeling Chen, manager Chibunovsky &- Co., Heating and

Plumbing Contractors—133, Yuen

Chen Shin & Co. (Ken Wah Co.), Ming Yuen Road; Teleph. 13145-6;

Naval and Military Cointractors—44, Cable Ad: Chibunovsky

Rue du Weikyee; Teleph. 80967

n& mm

Chen Tah Ziang, Government Con- Chien Hsin Engineering Co.,

tractors—1283, Broadway; : Teleph. G.m.b.H. (Lid.), Importers and Con-

43242 tractors for all kinds of Machinery—

S. K. W09, general. inp,nagex' 138, Kiangse

13597-8-9; CableRoad;

W. Thiemann

Telephs. 13590,

Ad:I Engincomer

W. Balzer ;

Cheng Hsing Coal Mining Co.— 21, A. J. Zernin | G. Schneider

Kiangse .Road; Teleph. 13701 , M. Sachati I L. Moebs

Cheng Kee Lumber Co—190, Carter H.

W. G.Sommer

Heysen || A.H. Krenkfeldt

Horst

Road; Teleph. 31879 Agents fen'

Cheng Kong Co., K. K., Importers, Humboldt,

Koeln-DeutzDeutz Motoren A. , G.

Exporters and Commission Agents Dresden Leipziger Schnellpressenfa-

—A40, Licheng Fang, East Broad- brik, A.G., Coswig i. Sa.

way; Teleph. 52840. August Fomm, Leipzig-Keudmtz

Gebr. Brehmer, Leipzig

Weise Soehne Halle A. ten

S. burg

Cheong Co.,^W. SY., Importers

^ % and Ex- Halvor-Breda,

Efha-Rasterwerk,Chariot

Muenchen

porters—89,

10208; Cable Ad:Foochovy Road; Teleph.

Lishamco Demag A. G., Duisburg

• Union-Matex

Textile Machine(UnionManufacturers),

of German

Chase Bank, The—(s^e Banks) Berlin

Schoeller - Bleckniann Steel Works,

Chee Hsin Cement Co., Ltd.—160, Vienna

Avenue Edward VII; Teleph. 13812;

Cable Ad: Cement Chien Hwa Electric Supply Co.—393,

Chee Hsin Pottery—170, Kiangse Road; Avenue Foch; Teleph. 83324

Teleph.; 19917; Cable-Ad: Poteia Chilean Consulate—(sec Consulates)

Chekiang' Industrial Bank — {See

Banks) Chin Shong Printing Co. -- 764-5,

Chellaram,

ter, ChinaD., Curios—131, Expor- East Yalu Road; Teleph. 51761

General SilkHankow

Road; P.O. Box 1266; Teleph. 10271; China Aerocrete Co., Ltd., Manufac-

Cable turers of Aerocrete 220, Szechuen

A. D.AdGulab,

: Precious

manager Road; Teleph. 11225

A£Qn SHANGHAI

^ @ ^ li ^W & hi Agents for: —

China A.B.C. 'Underwear, Weaving Trico Pinducts Corporation, New

k Dyeing Mill, Ltd., Weaving, York

Dyeing & Bleaching; Manufacturers General Managers: —

of Underwear and Shirts, Rain- China Spraying-Lacquer Supply

coats & Work-clothes; High Class Co-

Tailors and Outfitters—472, Nan-

king Road; Teleph. 94431; Factory:

1099, Connaught Road; Teleph. China Banking Corporation — (see

329~0: Cable Ad: Underwear Banks)

Thomas G. Wong, gen. manager

James Y. Wong, assist, do. China Baptist Book Store—203, Yuen

0. H. Tang, sales ' do. Ming Yuen Road; P.O. Box 1581;

0. S. Hu, factory do,.. , Cable Ad : Bapto

H. S. Wqiig, accountant

China Baptist Publication Society—

n a m a * (see Missions)

Okeunrf mei yen yet kung sze Die Jca

China American Tobacco Co.. Leaf China Bird Co., Importers and Ex-

Tobacco Importers—12, The Bund ; porters of Frozen Goods— 133, Yuen Ming

Teleph. 13261; P.O. Box 1629; Cable Yuen Road, Room 511; Teleph. 18881;

Ad: Chimerica Cable Ad: Chinabird

China Art Stone Co., Artificial Marble H. Diefks, managi'ng'proprietor

Manufacturers—238 (1) Rte. Prentice G. Diercks, assistant

China Arts and Products Trading Co., GeneralBrass! China and Iron Works, Ltd.,

Engineers—Corner Yangchow

Manufacturers

goods—47, itBroadway;

Exporters ofCable

Chinese

Ad: and

Art

Chinartco Box 798 Roads; Teleph. 53301; P.O.

Yenshan

1

China Association (see Associations' and China Broadcast- Ltd.—269e, Broad-

Societies) way; Teleph. 51190; Cable Ad:

Radioxcbe

China Assurance Corporation, Fire,

Marine and Accidentr-40, Ningpoltead; ; China Chemical Works—C. 257, Honan.

Road; Teleph. 94066; Cable Ad:

Teleph. 19742-4 Chemical -

China Auto Accessories Co., Dealers China Christian Advocate—169, Y'uen

in Automobile Replacement Parfs & Ming Yuen Road

Accessories — 7.69, Bubbling Well

Road; Telephs. 31340 and 31898;

P.O. Box 805 ; Cable - Ad: Chia- ! China Clock Co..General Business, chiefly

Clocks and Watches—137, Museum Road,;

utoacco Teleph. 12369; Cable Ad: Kattwinkel;

Directors—K. S. Loh,

D. J. Tsu and M. C. Tsu D. C. Tsu, Codes: A.B.C. 6th propr.

arid Bentley’s

D. C. Tsu, secretary M. Kattwinkel, & mang.-dir.

K. S. Loh, treasurer

D. J. Tsu, accountant

K. T. Jeang, do. China Coal Briquette Co., Ltd.,

K. T. Wong, do. Manufacturers of Coal Briquettes—

H. S. Lee,, do. Head Office : Teleph. 15253; Retail

K.W.L. I.Tsu, Fir sales

:

Office: 33, Szechuen Road , ,

Y. F. Chieh

Y.T. :C.S. Tsu

Fong China Coal Co. —39, Canton Road;

Teleph. 12315; Cable Ad: Interlute

iS. H. Abb ass

 SHANGHAI A201

•China Coast1 Forwarding Agency—33, W. It. MeBain, director

Szechuen Road; Teleph. 16090 F. R. Davey, do.

E. Sigaut, do.

Percy Chu, do.

China Coast Officers’ Guild — (See A. Malcolm, do.

Associations.) A. M.K. Spiegler,

MacEwan,secretary

do.

China Coasters’ Tide Book — N- Miss H. Martin

China Building, .17, The Buind; .1. T. Fu

Teleph. 11055 K. C. Chen

Publishers: North China Daily China Dental Supply Hguse—443,

News Kiangse Road ; Teleph.. 94301; Cable

Ad: Dentsply

^ ^ ^ ^ ^

Hwajong Jcwonff ho hung sze fs n m * Chung kuo ping pao

China Commercial Advertising The China Digest,” Weekly PolitLca*

Agency, Advertising and Merchan- Literary Review—200, West End

dising—2, Hongkong Road: Teleph.

15437; P.O. Box 860; Cable Ad1: Gardens, Yu Yuen Road; Teleph.

27354; P.O. Box 1417

Chinacomad , Carroll Lunt, editor and proprietor . .

T. Y. Chao, assistant

# & * *n Win. T. Vanue

TFoo d-Q,h ho so how China1 Dyeing Works, Ltd.—349,

China Cotton Trading Co., Cotton Ningpo Road; Teleph. 93215

and Yarn Merchants—80, Avenue

Edward YII: Teleph. 15962; P.O. China Educational Supply Association

Box 1556; Cable Ad: Chinacatred Ltd., The, Dealers in Chemicals, Physic-

al and Scientific Apparatus,

Road;Stationery

China Cotton Trading Corporation, etc.—408; Foochow Teleph.

Ltd.—147, Avenue Edward YII; 91177; Cable Ad: 6427

Telgphs. 81371 & 81384; Cable Ad: China Egg Produce Co., Ltd., Ex-

Cotracorp and 6790 porters

Products andRoad;

Whangpoo andManufacturers

Frozen 41870;

Teleph.

of —Egg

Eggs 44,

Cable

Ad: Ghinaprod

■Chung hwoh song wo sin toh ehung chu

China Credit Information Bureau, China Electric Accessories Co.—65,

Merchants, Credit and Investigation; Shantung Road; Teleph. 93980

Debt Collection—451, Kiangse Road;

Teleph.

H. C.16740

Varnura wj & m # jis m m ^ *

Miss H. Hyder, secretary Chung huo tien ch’i hung sze

China “Critic” Publishing Co.— 156, China Electric CD., Ltd., Manufacturers

Peking Road: Teleph. 10976; Cable ofandandElectrical Agents Machinery

for Telephone, Telegraph

and Apparatus

Ad: Sinocritic of all kinds—230, MedliurstRd.; Teleph.

30179 (3

Microphone.lines); P.O. Box

Factory: 289;

6, Cable

Lay Ad:

Road;

Teleph. 40547; Head Office: Shanghai

China Deep Well Drilling Co., Ltd.

(Incorporated in Hong Kong) — Room China Electric Photo Printing Co.

) 805, Continental

Kiukiang Bank Building,

Road; Teleph. 113, —56, Nanking Road; Teleph. 11850

12724; Cable

Ad: Artesian -CAin'a Electric Wire Works — 55,

P.E. F.Davies,

J. Eardley,

chairmanengr. and mgr. Dalny Road; Teleph. 51395

A202 SHANGHAI

China Embroidery Co.—2o,; Broadway; Electrical

Teleph. 43054 Electric

China Embroidery Lace Co. — 664, , George mos, Motors, Rotary Co.'

Construction ,' Ld. Dyna-

Convertors, etc.

Bubbling Well Road; Teleph. 33359 Ellisop,

Switch-gear Ld. Control and

Johnson & Phillips, Ld. Electric

China Enamellinq Wires and Cables of all kinds,

Manufacturers

in Enamel Ware—226, of andTitvokek

Wholesale & Co.,

Dealers

Avenue Edward C.Transformers,

A. Parsons

VII; Teleph. 18262; Cable Ad : 6789 Alternators, Condensing

United ; Incandescent Lamps Plant and

China Engineering a^d Plumbing Electrical Co., Ld. “Tungsram”

LampsConduit Co., Ld. Steel Con-

Co.—110, Szeehueu Bead; Teleph. Stella

14434; Cable Ad: Cepco duit

J. Cut ?‘Y « k Co.,

H. outs,

Tucker ■ Ld., C Ironclad

China

tion , Engineering

Qo.—221, Ward, WoEns

‘Roacl;Organisa-

Teleph. Wall Plugs, Switches,

53338 Fuses, ' e tc.

.Genera!

.'Broughton

Copper andCopper Brass Co.Tubes,

(1928),Plates,

Ld.

China Engineers, Lid.,

porated in Hong Kong)—88. Museum The Gncor- etc.

Road ; _ Teleph. 11269{ Cable Ad : John Fowler; kMaterial,

Railway Co. (Leeds).Locomotive,

Ld. Light

Cln'W.ensriner

C. Gomersall, a.m.I.e.e., managing and Rolling Stock. Road-making

Machinery; Concrete Mixers, Agri-

J. director

W. Brierley, sub-manager cultural Machinery, etc.

, Holman Bros., Ld. Air .Compressors,,

H. Diestel, do. Rock Drills, Pneumatic etc.Tools,

Textile Dept. Hoists,

Lewis & Mining

Tylor, Machinery,

Ld. Patentees of

J. E.W.H.Brierly

Castro . I C. M. Yu “Gripoly” Belting, Makers of

Z. V. Chu ! F. P. Soong ,W.Leather Belting, Canvas

PI. Holmes k Sons, Ld. Paints- Hose, etc.

Electrical Dept. -■ and Compositions

C. W. Yung' J. Damphey &.Qo., Ltd., Paints

Poliak ■ ■ I B. W0ng

A.T. Y.B, Yao k 'Compositions

John Shaw, Ld. Wire Ropes

F. H. Yu I F. Tjao Jonas Colver (Novo-) Ltd., Tool

A. M. Raskin | Z. S. Chang Steel, Files, Stainless Steel

General & Railway Dept. Ocean Oil Co., Ld., Marine Eng. Oil

T. Holdsworth Hadfields, Ltd.,i Crushing Ma-

K.L. Feldmann”

C. Joseph Ir S.C. N. Chen chinery etc.

F. Yu Railway

C.B. C.F. Cheng I W. M. Boy

Ting I E. Cafion (Miss) Birmingham Railway Carriage k

F. K. Chen | M. Alvarez (Mrs.) Wagon Co., Ltd., Rolling'Stock

Accounts (fe lmpdrt Depfc R. & W. Hawthorn Leslie k Co.,

E. A. Garcia I^td., Locomotives, Boilers, Ma-

rine Engines, Shipbuilders

M. J. Chu ! I Tv. C. Nee Robert Hudson, Ltd-, Light Rail-

M. P. Yang I W. L. Cheng ways

: T.K. K.H. Liarig

Li ' I| K.K. L.V. ChuTong . Textile

Sole Agents for (George TTattersley k Sons, Ld. Looms

and Preparation Machinery

Sir James Farmer Nofthon h Cb., Ltd John Dixop <&f Spris, Ltd., Bobbins

Loca I Representative—C.

C. A. Parsons & Co., Ltd. D. Speuli James

Ld. Taylor & Co. (pleckheaton),

Card Clothing

Local Representative — W. A. Mc- Tweedales & Smalley,, Ld. Textile

Clelland Machinery

 SHANGHAI A203

cSirBleaohintr,

James Farmer Norton & Co., Ld.. V. O. Remedies

Dyeing, Printing and M. Diamant

Finishing Machinery

Prince-Smith and Stells,forLtd.Textiles

Woollen A. K. Figueiredo

Machinery W. Nyi

James Kenyon & Sons, Ltd., W. P. Z. Wei

Roller and Clearer Cloth

.James Pilkingtori & Co., Shuttles

* William Ryder & Co., Ltd., China Foreign Contrtjction Co., Ltd.

—29, Szechuen Road; Teleph. 13741

Spindles, Flyers

China Enterprising Co. — 1, Szechuen China Foundation and Bridge Con-

struction Co.—33, Szechuen Road;

Road ; Teleph. 11828 Teleph. 14730

China Exchange Go. — 45, Kiukiang

Road; Teleph. 15892 China Funeral Home—670, Avenue

Haig; Telephs. 20500, 20093, 20766

m it Chien sing

China Export-Import

—136-138, KiangseandRoad; Bank Co., Ltd.

Teleph.

13590 (4 lines); Cable Ad: Lemjus China Fur Trading Co., Ltd., The, Im-

J.K. Grodtman, manager (Hamburg) porters

Skins—458,and Szechuen

Exporters Road;

of FursTeleph.

and

Gaertner,

F. Hi He, signs per

do. pro. 18942; Cable Ad: Pulun

Agents for M.L.Marderfeld,

B. Grabivkeragent

I. G. Farbenindustrie A,rG. Leverkusen Mrs.

P. C. R.Kiang,

S. Koskinen

Salesman

China ExpressandCo.,Insurance

Ltd., Shipping, Y. C. Tsien

Forjvarding Agents—

117, Boundary Road:

and 41612 (Cable Ad: Foho Telephs. ' 4 2180

f.m n- ® £ » s m -ai

China Fertiliser Co., Ltd.—105, Kiangse G E, an tik sun tiert chUe kung sze

Road; Teleph. 10348 China General and

Manufacturers Edison Co,y Inc.,of

Distributors

Incandescent Lamps, Wiring Devi-

China Fibre Container Co., Fed. Inc. ces, Electrical Porcelains, and

U.S.A., Manufacturers of Fibre Ship- Electric Fans—140, Robison Road ;

ping Containers, Corrugated and Paper Telephs. 21923, 21924 and 21925;

Boxes of all kinds, Toilet Paper, Water P.O. Box 1002; Cable Ad: Amgeco

Proof Packing50556;

Road; Teleph. . Material—5,

P.O. Box 261;Haichow

Cable Distributors for Lamps-^China

Ad: Chifico. United Lamp Company

A. H.E. Klyhn,

Mandel,secretary

president Y. O., Remedies

Distributors for Wiring' Devices,

Porcelains and Fans—Andersen,

Meyer & Co., Ltd.

China Finance - Corporation (Fed.

Inc. (].S.A.), ’General FinstHm-ng China General Insurance Co.. Ltd.,

—9, Avenue' Edward VII; Teleph. Fire. Motor Car and Fidelity—190,

80115; 'P.O. Box 633; Cable Ad: Peking Road; Teleph. 13273; Cable

Motorbank . Ad; 8713

M. D. Purjiy,,president • _ .

II. F. Payne, vice-president & China General Omnibus Co'.. Ltd.—

treasurer 1171, Connaught Rd. ; Teleph. 21984

W. B. Harrin^fon-, secretary

Directdrs-*-C. H. French, W. 'R. (2 lines) ;>

Johnson, H. F. Payne, M. D. OmAn a Ice and Cold Storage Co.—28,

Purdy, S. A.j Seth, M. Speelman Chapoo Road; Teleph. 45627

and J. A. Turner

A204 SHANGHAI

China Import and Export Cd., Im- China Jewellery^ Cq., Watchmakers,,

porters and Exporters—269, Broadway; etc.—4, Broadway; Teleph. 42671

Teleph. 40272; Cable Ad: Chinaieco

China Import and Export Lpmbkp. ‘“China Journal, The”—20, Museum Rd.;

Co., Ltd.—1426, Yangtszepoo Road; Teleph. 13247; Cable

A. de.C. Sowerby, editor

Ad: Jouchina

Teleph. 50068 (4 lines) Miss C. S, Moise, manager

China Industrial Corporation, Ltd., China Kennel Club—i(see Clubs)

Manufacturers of Silk and Artificial

Silk Piece

Teleph. Goods—15, Brenan Road;

20370';/a S 5V ^ ^ @ 41

& mm m m m*-m Chung kuo pien hung sze

China Industries Ltd., The—Registered China Lace Factory, The, Laces and

Embroideries—Wholesale Office: 159-161

Office: 20, Museum

Cable Ad: Jouchina Road; Teleph. 13247; Canton Road; Teleph. 16608; Cable Ad:

A. de C. Sowerby.r manager Chinalace ,,.

China Land and

China Inland Missions—(see Missions Kiukiang Road; Teleph. 17169; Cable Ad: Investment Co.—20

China Inland1 Mission Hospital—(see Yestineand

Hospitals) China Land Survey Co.—131, Museum-

Road;

T. I. Teleph. 13806

Leigh, proprietor

13 & *f tJ; f?- G.W. G.T. Li, secretary

Tseang tak my, hong Jcung .ste Sun,surveyor

China Import & Export Lumber Co., Ltd.

—Head Office, Main Yard and Sawmill; wm Am *

1426, Yangtszepbo Road; Teleph. 50065

(Private Exchange to all Depts.): Ship- China Life Insurance Institute—19;

ping-Office:

10831; Cable 9,Ad:Foochow Road; Teleph. Avenue Edward VII; Teleph. 81218

Luinhereo

Directors — H. E. Arnhold, C. H. Samuel hf. Chang, director

Arnhold, C. J.

R. Davey and C. L. SeitzMeager, Comdr. F. China Manufacturers’ Export Asso=

Arnhold & Co , Ltd., general agents ciation, Honan Pongee Silks, Raw,

Tussah, Waste Silks and Hoods—9,

and managers Avenue Edward VII; Teleph. 84070

Shanghai Office: Geo. E. Paradissis, managing dir.

B. J. Stansfield Louis Pernot, do.

.1. E. Grav I W. Nanghton

J..1. G.A. Collins

Clay , I| M. ! N. P. Harkoff

F. Thurnher RovOlausen

Anderson China Medical Association — (See

K. Schleucher ■ ! ' J, F. Richardson Associations)

S.S. “ Tseangtah ” China

W. D. Rogers, captain

F. Drake, chief engineer chuenMatch Co., Ltd.,15253;

Road; Teleph. The Cable

—6, Sze-

Ad:

Chinamatcb. Factories at Soochow,

S.S. “ Hsin Tseangtah”'. Pootung, Tungkow, Hangchow, Chin-

W.W.Ross, captainchief engineer kiang, Tsupoo, Hankow

O. S. Lieu, manager and Kiukiang

Bowden, T. E. Hsu, assistant manager

Shipping Office—Feochow Road S. C. Ling, accountant

G. H. Yung

China Mercantile Corporation — 6,

China Insurance Co., Fire and Kiukiang Road; Teleph. 1404S

Marine—12, Jinkee Road; Teleph.

188921; ip.o. Box 711; Cable Ad: China Merchants Inland S.S. Co.—544,

Chinsurco North Soochow Road;.Teleph. 40887

 SHANGHAI A205-

China Merchants Pongee Association, Yang Ka-Du Wharf-

U.S.A. Federal Inc., Pongees and Raw King Yeh Shu, godown master

Silk, China Produce—Head

JinkeeRoad; Teleph. 10212; Office: 36,

Cable Ad: Woo Chung Ping, wharfinger and

Factor. Office at Chefoo warehouseman

Emm. P. Yannoulatos, gen’l. manager Ki.ng-lee-yuen Wharf—

N. Allman, secretary and treasurer Y. S. Li, godown master

E. Bono (Chefoo) Capt. C. Le Chevalier, wharfinger

N. P.P.YYannoulatos

P.Miss annoulatos and warehouseman

M. Carneiro China Merchants StockRoad;

Exchange—

P. Huitung, Chinese manager New Building, Hankow Telephs..

T. D. Yuen, com pradore (produce) 95504, 94261, 93982

S.MissChow,

T. Y. Tsox do. (silk)

China Merchant’s Trading Co., Ltd.—

391, Kiangse Road; Telephs 19079

m is m % n m and 15938; Cable Ad: Chimetraco

Kou yin chau shang chok Y. S. Yih, manager

K. S. Chien, sub-manager

China Merchants’ Steam Navigation

Co.—9, The Bund; Telephs. 11584-11598 China Metal Products Co., Ltd.—

O. S. Lieu, general manager Specialists in Power Presses, Dies and

Secretariat Machine Work—101, Connaught Road;

T. Y. Zee Teleph. 31874

S. F. Loh | S. Chiang China Metal Works, Manufacturers of

Shipping Dept. Steel &CableBronzeAd:Casements—

Mol in Ho, manager

T. H. Chen, assist, manager Road; Leeandsons 40, Ningpo

Wu Deh Ling I M. J. King

Felton Chow j® i® ffi « a# 4*

Accounting Dept. China Metallisator Co., Metal Spraying

K. T. Irving Zee, manager oflisator”

everyprocess—102,

description Edinburgh

by the “ Metal-

Road;:

General Dept. Teleph. 20954, Cable Ad : Erbmohit

P. N. Chen, manager Eickoff A Co., general managers

P. Y. Yao, assist, manager

Marine

Henry Chew, manager

do.superintendent Yung nienje sho w pan lis ten yuh hen hung sze

K.H. Y.K. Shen,

Chow, marine

assist,

R. C. Howlett, wharf and Godown China (Life

Mutual Life Insurance Co., Ltd.

and Fire

superintendent

Lower, Central and Eastern wharves Assurance Co. Insurance)—Nee

of Canada Sun Life

Capt. G. H. Price, assist, wharf mgr. id % j$l n m *

Robert Yu j R. Kay

Lower Wharf— Chung ho chi cha hung sze

T. W. Ho, godown master

Capt. A. Vangogh, wharfinger and China Bubbling Motors

WellFed.,

Road;Inc. U.S.A.—

Telephs. 30024;702(3r

warehouseman lines); Main Office & Showroom: 702,:

Central Wharf— Bubbling Well Road ; Cable Ad

Mechanic

J. C. Fu, godown master Leon Friedman, general manager

Capt. J. Krastin, wharfinger and Max. Friedman, sales do.

warehouseman C. Campbell, service manager

Eastern Wharf— K. G. Leong,, accountant

S. S. King, godown master

Capt. L. J. Bergmann, wharfinger China Motors, Inc.—36e, Brenan

Road : Teleph. 21109

and warehouseman

A18

 A206 SHANGHAI

<3hina Mcttual Steam Nav. Co., Ltd. Rl & W $ il •t*

Butterfield & Swire, &agents

(See Butterfield Swire) Chung kwo seg nee hoo van yu han hung sze

China Portland Cement Co., Ltd.

China National Amateur Athletic Cement Manufacturers—452, Kiang-

Federation—(see Clubs) se Road ; Teleph. 15158 (2 lines)

China National Aviation Corporation

— 51, Canton Road : Teleph. 12955 (3 China®Press m ± Dah lo pao

Inc., The, Publishers of

lines); Cable Ad: Chinaeo. “The China Press” and “The China

China National Insurance Co., Ltd. chuen Road; Telephs. 126,15421-6

Press Weekly”—Lane 11, Sze-

(all

—255, Peking Road; Teleph. 11644 depts.) and 14787 (private line);

w a ± P.O. Box 254; Cable Ad: Natpress

Directors—

Ta Jcoo lang zen hung sze Major C. P. K.Holcomb, president

China Navigation Co., Ltd.

Butterfield & Swire, general agents T.Hollington

B. Chang Tong, I Dr.mang.

Wm. T.director

Findlay

Dr. E. L. Marsh | Singloh

Pang Tse Chuen | Yang Wei-ping Hsu

China New Town Planning and Con- Editorial Department—

struction Society, Inc.—131, Mu- Hollington K. Tong, ed. and mang. dir.

seum Road; Teleph. 13913 F. F.T. L.Durdin, mang.Ed.editor

Y. N. Chang, general manager Pratt and

China News Co., Booksellers, News- LaSelle Gilman, city Board

editor

agents, Stationers, Printers, etc.— J.M. B.L. Penniston,

Rosholt editorial assist.

447, Szechuen Road; Teleoh. 13510; J. P. Hammond, marine editor

P.O. Box 361; Cable Ad: China- Ah Huna Tong, women’s editor

news Max Chaichek, sports editor

China Offset Printing Co.. Ltd., K. S. Chang

Chromo Lithographers—920, Tsitsihar G. Leonof

Road: Teleph. 50050; P.O. Box 5; Cable A. Goldberg

Ad: Chinaoffset A. II. Buchman

Hawthorne Cheng

China Oil Products Co., Ltd.—Contin- Lawrence Chen

ental Bldg. Teleph. 95095 L. F. Kiang

K. S. Koo

China Overseas Trading Co.—6, Honan C. S. Zee

Rdoa; Teleph. 90874; Cable Ad: Stanley E. Young, chief proof

Tradcoseas reader

Tse Soong Ling, mechanical supt.

China Package Printing Factory— BusinessH.Dept: T. Ma, mechanical supt.

—

Lane 778, 88, Tongshan Hoad; E. T. Tsu, manager

Teleph. 51132 Szee Foo-chin, sub-manager

China Palestine Trading Co., Importers, Koo Foo Dong, accountant

Exporters and Road;

Commission K. S. Zee, cashier

330 Szeehuen Teleph.Agents—

15832; Miss Miriam Holloway

Mrs. Mabel. B. Carlisle

Cable Ad: Judean Serge V. Hvoroff

China Paper Co. (Federal Inc., LLS.A.), H. V. Bernard

Importers of Paper, Printing Ink, Emile Hyndman

Printing-MingSupplies and Stationery—185, Philip D. L. Woo

Yuen Yuen Road; Teleph. 14061; T. P. Champion Woo

Cable Ad: Mocapihc D. K. Wong

T. S. Ling

China Petroleum Co., Ltd.—14, Mu- Woo Yao-bei

seum Road; Teleph 18277; Cable T. Y. Sze

Ad: Chipeco P. S. Zee

 SHANGHAI A207

China “.Prihegg” Hefrigerating Cor- Sales Department:

poration, Frozen Eggs and Food C. F. Liu

Products—33, Szechuen Hoad; Tel. H. W. Price I T. M. Liu

13950; Cable Ad: Primegg A. Madar | Y. T. Ying

J.B. Botelho j

C. S. Ma, (Tientsin) J. J. Van

Eugene S. Wei, do.

Lun-chovg Cotton Mills, Pootung Point

China Printing and Finishing Co., Ltd., Management:

(■Incorporated in Hongkong), Cotton C. B.Ashworth, manager

Spinners and Manufacturers, Printers, Bamsbottom

Dyers, Bleachers and Finishers

Textiles—Head Office: Wayfoong House, of B. Southworth J.G. W.B. Taylor

Chadderton

220, Szechuen Hoad; Teleph. 11215 S. Sharpies

J. Isherwood J.W.W.Wood Carter

P. O. Box 1199; Cable Ad: Celita Office:

Directors

(chairman— and Clivemanaging

B. Hargreaves

director); A. Harding

D. J. Sinclair, ph.d., b.sc. (Liverpool), Sole W. Brankin

Representatives in China for :

a.i.c., J. Ballard, b.sc. (London)

S. a.i.c.,

Tweedie, J. Wild and C. F. Liu

secretary The Calico Printers’ Association, Ltd.

Engineering Dept. : China Printing Supply Co. — 23, Chao-

J. C. Smith, chief engineer tung Boad; Teleph. 90909; Cable

F. M. Tootill | T. C. Crone Ad: Prinsuppli

Designing Dept. :

Mrs. J. Allen China Produce Co.—288, Tiendong

Printing Works, Pai Lieng King Creek, Boad; Teleph. 43487

Pootung China Publications, Ltd., Publishers—

Management:

J. Ballard, B.sc. (London), a.i.c., 20. N. Honan

Teleph. 40302 Boad, Embankment Bldg;

manager E. George

Burgoyne,

B. Cowan, B.sc. (Viet.), a i.c., asst,

manager and head chemist Liu secretary

General Office: China Badio Corporation—40, Ningpo

M. Benton, cashier Boad; Teleph. 10022

G. A. P. Browne

Engraving Dept.: China Badio Service Corporation—

J. Wotherspoon 115, Hankow Boad; Telephs. 14145,

J. Miller 14144

Printing, Bleaching & Dyeing Depts.:

A. Bell China Beal Estates, Ltd.—12, The

B. Booth B. .Jackson Bund ; Teleph. 13140

O.

T. J.Borgeest

Buckland T.W.Jackson S.

J.A. J.DayHeadington J. B. MitchellJackson

J. S. Page n & m ^ m *

F. Jackson Chung kwok ying yih kung sze

J. Jackson. Snr. J.O. Both well

Sidebotham China Bealty Co. (Fed. Inc., U.S.A.),

Financial, Insurance, Land and Estate

J. Jackson, Jnr. F. Wood Agents, Architects and Surveyors —

Correspondence: 29; Szechuen

Miss F. Stevens

Miss K.J. Dow M. Wild (6 lines;; P.O.BoxBoad ; Teleph.

319; Cable 15410

Ad: Bealty

Miss Directors—

Mrs. N. Mascarenhas F. W. Sutterle, president

Accounts Dept.: E. W. Sutterle, jr., treas.

G. Hooper, assist, acct. A. Loonis, vicesecretary

W. president

E. F. Pereira | Henry Y. Fong W. A.A. Adams,

Adams, secretary

B.F. F.Marcal

Pereira |I T.H. K.F. Yao

Lee Y.

J. B.T. Davies

Lin

A18

A208 SHANGHAI

CompraHore Dept: ^ ® #u#*

Ton Yao Ting, compr. Da hv:a

K. C. Chung, assist, compr. China Scientific instrument Co.,

Property Dept: Ltd., Manufacturers,

J. W. Wells Meters, Electric

Accessories. ClocksofofandElectrical

Importers Radio

Electrical

Mortgage : Measuring Eq uipment, Scientific Labora-

Y. T. Lin tory

Rent Dept:

M. Tuttleman —131,Instruments and X-Ray

Museum Road; Teleph.Apparatus

15692;

Cable Ad: Chisincomp

Insurance Dept: Agents for :

R. G. Herbert General Radio Company

T. F. Zar, compradore Leeds & Northrup Company

Agents for :— Westinghouse Electric International

General Accident

surance Corpn. Ltd. Fire and Life As-

Assurance Franco-A.siatique Westinghouse X-Ray Company

Hartford Fire Insurance Co. Cambridge Instrument Co.

Accounting Dept.

F. C. Ozorio, acct.

General Office China Soap Manufacturers—Reg.

Glycerine Co., Ltd., The, SoapOffice: and

Mrs. V. O. Remedies 18, The Bund;Telephs.

Factory:173272310,(Office)

Yangtze-

poo Road;

China Record Co., Ltd., (Incorporated 59240 (Factory); P.O. Box 5H7,; Cable and

under the Ordinances of Hongkong)— Ad : Lever

1099,

R. L.Route

Read,de director

Zikawei C. G. W. Robson, chairman

R.H. Degoy, director P. H. Cobb, director

Wm

L. Wilson, do. and secretary L. D. Harper,

McNicoll, do.do.

G.

L. J.N.Manning,

Fedoroff factory manager W. G. Braidwood, do.

J.M. Sannajust

D. Bendorf

G. Martzyniuk

China Society of Science and Arts—

{See Associations)

J. J. Ypma

China Refrigerator Co.—Lane 401, China Sports, ^ 3SI Jang hwa hung sze

VO, Dent Road; Teleph. 50358 Ltd., Athletic Goods, Movie

Cameras, Wholesale

Szechuen Road; and 17959;

Teleph. Retail—634,

Cable

China Rotogravure Co., Rotogravure Ad: Chinasport

Printing—472, Baikal Road; Teleph. China Standard Motor Works—99-

50512; P.O. Box 1534; Cable Ad: 101, Gordon Road; Teleph. 32788

Rotogravure

China Bug Co., Ltd., Manufacturers China Surgical and Dental Sales

and Exporters of Carpets and Rugs Agency—133, Yuen Ming Yuen Rd.;

—481, Bubbling Well Road; Teleph. Teleph. 13384

35272

China State Bank, Ltd.- {See Bai ks)

China

^ & PS ^ ^ #

m w, m * Wah cho yu hsien hung sze

China Sales and Service Co., Merchants

and Commission Agents—59, Hongkong China Tea Co.,

Road; Te.leph. 13999; 5th

Cable Sale- Exporters and Ltd.,

ImportersTea —Producers,

Between

scomp; Codes: A.B.C. and Ad:

Bentley’s Chapooandand42502;

42495 Tiendong

P.O. BoxRoads;1506;Telephs.

Cable

J. A. Dissmeyer, manager Ad: Sinocongou

 SHANGHAI

HI fS ff ^ ®

Shih-shih - sin-pao-kuan 6'e chong pao /isien yue hsien hung sze

“China Times,” The, Chinese Daily China Underwriters, Ltd., Life, Fire,

N ewspaper—224, Shantung Road; Marine, Accident, Earthquake, Motor

Telephs. 93253 to 93256 (4 lines to Car and General Insurance — Head

all departments) ; Cable Ad : 6890 Office: Hongkong

Singioh Hsu, chairman General Agents

T. B. Chang, managing director

K. B. Fan, editor (185, Yuen Ming—Yuen

Elliston & Co.

Road; Teleph.

S. H. Yung, gen. mgr. 19456;

Keecnong)P.O. Box 453; Cable Ad:

China Tobacco Manufacturing Co., Agents — Probst Han bury (China),

Ltd., 21, Jinkee Boad; P.O. Box 758;

Ltd. — 100, Peking Road; Teleph. Teleph. 11549; Cable Ad: Isarchus

11220; Factory: 591, Baikal Road;

Teleph. 51210; Cable Ad: China-

bacco or 7676 China Union Trading C o., Ship Chandler

—27, Rue du Consulat; Teleph. 81243

China Trade Act Registrar, TJ.S.A.—

Room 502, Robert Dollar Building,

51, Canton Road; Teleph. 15044 and China United Apartment—104, Bubbl-

15045; P.O. Box 605; Cable Ad: Amcomat ing Well Road; Teleph. 90010; Cable

Codes: Western Union five-letter Ad : Hochun

China Trade Service Corporation—4a, M. T. Staudt, manager

Canton Road; Teleph. 13615

^ m Shin yeh

China Trading and Industrial Co., Im- JVha on hoa jun pan shou yu hsien

kung sz

porters and Exporters—280, Peking

Road; Teleph. 12663; Cable Ad: Sun-

shine; Codes: Bentley’s, A.B.C. 5th edn. China United Assurance Society,

Ltd.—104, 94073-4-56

Bubbling; Well

and Private Telephs. Cable Road;

Ad :

China Trading Corporation —119, Hochun

J inkee Road; Telephs. 12627, 15780, China United Engineers—Continental

17268, 18547; P.O. Box 1127; Cable Building, Hanking Road; Teleph.

Ad: Nihcarting 93711

China Transport Storage Co., Inc.

Ltd.—1362, Yangtszepoo Road; Teleph. JH M Tai hon3

51185

China

China Travel Service—420, Szechuen Engineers and United Engineering Corporation

Road; Teleph. 13450; Cable Ad: Ming Yuen Road Contractors—209,

; Teleph. 11266; Yuen

P.O.

Travel bank Box 1100; Cable Ad : Kahncrete and

C. Chen, president Tacon

S. Y. Chow, vice-president

C. P. Chin, assist do. China United Import Co., Manufactur-

L. H. Chou, do. . do. ers’ Representatives, Importers

S. Y. Hu, do. do Provisions,

David Z. V. Hwa, general dept. dries—38, Chemicals, Flour and Sun-of

C. W. Long, auditor Avenue Edward VII; Cable

: P. C. Teng, steamer dept.

Ad: Chunt

H. Y. Cheng, railway dept.

B. Y. Chen, freight & forward- pi & m f? # *

ing dept. Chun hwa mei yih kung sze

V. L. Tseu, baggage dept.

, G. S. Yeh, accountant ■ China United Import and Export Co.,

Z. T. H. Zung, cashier Ltd.—61. Museum Boad; Teleph. 10864;

N. C. Chao, publishing dept. Cable Ad: Winking

A210 SHANGHAI

n & m mtn * Chinai & Co., J. C., Silk Merchants--

China United Lamp Co., Importers and 10, Rue du Consulat; Teleph. 81740;:

Exporters of Electric Lamps—Hamilton Cable Ad: Canon

House, Kiangse Road; P.O. Box

2076; Cable Ad: Culco ft & m m m *

Agents for:

China General Edison Co., Inc., Chinese Chung mei do sze hung sze

American Publishing Co. (The

Shanghai

O s r a m Kommanditgesellschaft Stationers—78, NankingBooksellers

American Bookshop),

Road;

and

Teleph.

G.m.b.H., Berlin 16844; P. O. Box 256; Cable Ad:

N. V. Philips’ Gloeilampenfabrie- Stationers

ken, Eindhoven F. M.D. M.Mortimer, proprietor

Magill,

J. A. Wee, acct.signs per pro.

$U£r ft Mrs. H. Wilhoit, steno.

Mee lard sze pin lun poa

“China Weekly Review” (The Millard Chinese Auctioneering Co., Ltd., The,

Publishing Co., Inc., publishers)— Auctioneers, Valuers, Land,Peking

Commission Agents—151, EstateRoad;

and

160, Avenue Edward VII ; Teleph. Teleph. 17059; Cable Ad: Auctionco

14741; Cable Ad : Reviewing

J. B. Powell, editor and publisher

Geo.HohW.Chih

Missemer,

Hsiang,sub-editor

assist, editor % & ^ m. * m

Tryphon

Miss I. Chow,Ku,secretary

V. advertising manager Hua chung tieh lu hung szu

F. K. Chao, business manager Chinese

The Bund; Central

Teleph.Railways, Ltd.—27^

15290; Cable Ad-.

Pang-Cheng

Miss Chen, circulation do.

F. C. Fan Jarkong

Correspondents Chinese Chamber of Commerce—(see

C. Y.Wong

Hin W. Meng (Nanking)

(Peiping) Chambers of Commerce)

S.Wm.Y. Stephen

Leung (Hongkong)

Wang (Tientsin)

Also Publishers of Chinese Christian Advocate — 169,

“ Who’s Who in China ” Yuen Ming Yuen Road

Chinese

Cotton Cotton Goods Exchange,

Merchants—260, Avenue Ltd.,

Ed-

Chung Tnvok cho moo hong sze ward VII; Teleph. 13971; Cable Ad: 5089

China Woodworking and Dry Kiln Co.,

Ltd., Manufacturers

dows, of Doors andRoad;

etc. — 1826, Yangtszepoo Win- Chinese District Court of Shanghai

Teleph. 50068; Cable Ad: Woodworkco —(See Chinese Government Offices)

Directors—H. E. Arnold, C. L.

Seitz, J. E. Gray and C. H. ‘Mm

Tong Chinese Eastern Railway Commercial

Agency, Shipping,Forwarding,

China Wool Manufacture Co., Ltd., (Le Insurance, Loans, Export, Import Customs,

LeinieuRoad;

chuen de Chine) Woollen

Teleph. 15253;Mill—33,

Cable Sze- Commission Agents—Town Office: and

Ad: Canton 51,

Chinawool and “ 5904 ” Telephs. Road, (General

Robert Dollar Building;

(Passenger17542Dept.) andManager), 17132

17793 (Trans-

China Woollen Co., Importers—97, Ad: portation and Shipping Dept.); Cable

JinkeeRoad;

Wolun Teleph. 17122; Cable Ad: M.Kitvostdor

L. Golfer, manager

China

ing; Year17, TheBook—N. China Build-

Bund; Teleph. 11055 Chinese Hwa Electric Power Co., Ltd.—

H. G. W. Woodhead, c.b.e , editor Loong Road & 12, The Bund:

Telephs. 84800 and 19376

 SHANGHAI A211

Ta

H Chang Ministry of Communications

Chinese Engineering and Development Chinese Government Radio' Ad-

Co.—51, Canton Road; Teleph. 12708; ministration—150, Jinkee Road;

P. O. Box 1651; Cable Ad: Cedeo Cable Ad : Chirataff

Shanghai Telegraph Administra-

Chinese Foreign Famine Relief Com- tion—51, Szechuen Road; Teleph.

mittee—(See Clubs) 10131

Bureau of Shipping and Naviga-

tion—6, Szechuen Road

CHINESE GOVERNMENT Bureau of International Tele-

graphs—54, Yu Yuen Road

OFFICES Shanghai Radio Central Station—•

565, Minkuo Road

Ministry of Justice Shanghai District Telephone Co.—

Kiangsu High Court (Second 134, Chung Hua Road, Nantao

Branch) — 3, Chekiang Road; Ministry of Railways

Teleph. 42230 N.S. and S.-H.-N. Railway Ad-

Kiangsu High Court (Third Administration—257, Range Rd.

Branch)—10, Hung An Li, Rue

de Sieyes; Teleph. 72273 Ministry of Navy

Shanghai District Court—Tin Fan

Ting Road, Nantao; Teleph. Admiralty House—Kaochangmiao

17037 Hydrographic Dept.—City Gov-

District Court for First Special ernment Road', off Route Ghisi

Area—3, North Chekiang Road ;

Teleph. 42230 Military and Police

District Court for tSecond Special Woosung and Shanghai Garrison

Area—2, Hua Mei Fang Alley- Commander’s Headquarters—

way^ R. Stanislas Chevalier; Lunghua

Teleph. 72846 Headquarters of Special Police

Force—Municipal Road

Ministry for Foreign Affairs—City Peace Preservation Corps—Chao

Government Road, Off Rte. Ching Pang, Chung Hwa Road

Ghisi; Teleph. 70104 Political

Shanghai District Kuomintang—

Ministry of Industries Fang Zia Road

Bureau of Foreign Trade—Cus- Shanghai Hsien Government—

toms Building, Hankow Road; Boon La Road, Nantao.

Teleph. 12704; Cable'j. Ad:

Bureconin

Shanghai Bureau of Inspection CHINESE GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS

and Testing of Commercial Com-

modities—15, Museum Road1; m u mm m

Teleph. 11456

Trade Mark Bureau—128, Kwei- King wu tih loo kwan li che'uk

) chow Road; Teleph. 94793 Nanking-Shanghai Railway — Head

Office: 257-259, Range Road

Ministry of Finance

[ Central Mint—Gordon Rd. (North saWKastts

End), Chapei; Cable Ad: Wu hong chitng ti loo ku>an li chu

Centromint Shanghai - Hangchow - Ningpo Railway

Chinese Government Land Tax Huang Pe-tsiau, managing director

Office—100, Peking Road T. T. Linn, and

resident

Shanghai Customs —■ 1531, Sinza of accounts audit comptroller

Road V. C. Liu, assist, do.

 A212 SHANGHAI

H. Moh, chief of general dept. 13 & m 3§ ££ li fE ®M * S

I.H.P. Tuxford,

Y. Yuan, engineer-in-chief

assist, do. Chinese National Electric & Pottery

Co.,

P. Cheng, district engineer

K. C. Lew, do. MosaicLtd., Tiles,Manufacturers of Ceramic

Glazed Tiles, Transformers,

P. Wang, locomotive supt. Electrical

Fixtures, Machineries

etc.—110, and Lighting;

Hankow Road;

Daniel M. Chung, assist, do. Telephs. 14408, 16706

Hubert

D. C. Yun, P. C.assist.

Cheng, trafficdo.mgr.

W. Shen, traffic inspector

M. P. Cheng, traffic inspector-in-

J.F. charge (Ningpo

A.A. Timons, trafficsection)

inspector Chung hwa wu shien dien kung zse

W. Y. Ho, assist. accountant

Harris, chief do. Chinese National Wireless Telegraph

Co. (Associated with Marconi’s-

W. T. Manley, travelling auditor Wireless Telegraph Co., Ltd.),

Y. S. Sun, chief storekeeper Land, Aircraft and Marine Wireless

Stations, Radio Materials and Ac-

w ft ® m ® m & ® 2,cessories—Head

Peking Road; Office:Factory:

Glen LineLL-750,

Bldg.,.

Sung chiang yen wu chi ho fen so Thorburn Road; Telephs. Head

Office: 10644 and 18953; Factory:

Chinese Government Salt Revenue 501:26; A. H. Cable

Ginman,Ad:managing

Natwirteldirector

Department (District Inspectorate W. J. Richards, deputy do.

of Sungkiang)—2, Jessfield Road; W. L. E. Miller, works mgr.

Telephs. 32082-3; Cable Ad: Salt D. C. H. Mellon, technical assistant

District Inspector—T. A. Soong

Co-District Inspector—P. Loureiro

Assit. Dist. Inspector—Pang Teh Y.C. G.N. Golding, secretary

Choi, accountant

Jung J. E. Collingwood

Chief Secretary—Tang Feng H. Sutter

Chief Accountant—Hu Ta Tsun K. K. Pang | S. Y. Kwok

Chinese Secy.—Cheng Liang Mo Sole Licensees in China for

Marconi’s

Ltd., London, WirelessCommercial

TelegraphRadio

Co.,

Fj M fg -h 7K Jfr iffr 1 4* Equipment

Chung kuo chen fu sui shang

yen wu shen chi chu p] fc M

Chinese Government Salt Revenue

Department (Revenue Guards Bu- ChineseChing yi yea ching kung sze

Optical Co., Ltd., Optometrists

reau)—3, Jessfield Road; Teleph. and Opticians—620, Nanking Road;

32081 Teleph. 93895

District Inspector—T. A. Soong

Co-Dist. Inspector—P.

Actg. Commanding Officer—Gen- Chinese Loureiro Public Isolation Hospital—

eral Chang Ching Chen (See Hospitals)

Chinese Industrial Bank, Ltd.—(see

Banks) sM. Law Ling sung

Chinese Recorder, The”—169, Yuen

Chinese Industrial Gas Co.—Between Ming Yuen Road; Teleph. 10715

Tongshan and Liaoyang Roads;

Teleph. 53113 Chinese Red Cross General Hospital

(See Hospitals)

Chinese Jockey Club of Shanghai—

(see Clubs) Chinese Republic Publishing Co.,

Chinese Mission to Lepers—(see Mis- —150, Publishers of the “Chinese Republic’^

sions) Kiukiang Road; Teleph. 18312;

Cable Ad: Sinorepub

 SHANGHAI A213

Chiu, Franklin, Attorney-at-Law —

Chinrj chao hung sze 229, Nanking Road; Telephs. 91851 and

92416

Ohing Chao Co., Manufacturers and

Exporters of Art Linen, Lace and Chiu Ta Refined Salt Distributor—

Embroideries — Lane 225, G. 22, 87-93, Myburgh Road; Teleph. 30074

Tiendong Road; Teleph. 41268; P.

O. Box 322; Cable Ad: Chingchao Chiuwa & Co., Customs Brokers—

43, Minghong Road; Teleph. 40615^

Ching Chong & Co., Merchants—359, Cable Ad : Chiuwa

Yates Road;

Chingchong Teleph. 31175; Cable Ad:

Chiyo Yoko, Photographic Supplies—80,

Nanking Road; Teleph. 19460; P. 6. Box

Ching Chong, Y., Ship Chandler—136 1308

Broadway; Teleph. 40188

Chocolate Shop, Candy Manufactur-

Ching Chong Chang & Co., Ship ers—107, Nanking Road; Teleph.

Chandlers—49, Broadway; Teleph. 15005; Cable Ad : Sulcan

42803 Chollot, J. J., Civil Engineers, Surveyors

Ching Fong, J., Naval Tailor and and Architects—85, Rue Marcel Tillot;

General Outfitter—1010, Brodway; Te- Teleph. 83671

leph. 51895 Chong Shung & Co., Woollen Merchants

Ching Kee & Co., Importers and Ex- —73, Ningpo Road; Teleph. 19272

porters—40,

19068 Ningpo Road; Teleph. Chong Sin & Co., Naval and Military

Contractors—A280, Broadway; Teleph.

51774; Cable Ad: Chongsin

Ching Kee S. N. Co., Ltd.—5, Rue Chong Hsing Co., Ltd.—906, Point Road;

Montauban; Telephs. 85992 and 85753 Teleph. 52664

Ching Kee 49,& Yuenchong

porters— Co., Importers

Road;and Ex- Chong Kee Metal Co.—208-9, B. des 2

Teleph.

51865; Republiques; Teleph. 80805

Ching Mei Industrial Works—27, Rue Hsian Mai Chong Machine Oil Co. — 1283,

Road; Teleph. 52839

Cassini; Teleph. 74829

Ohing Ming Teleph.

chow Road; Glass Works—419,

34627 Kiao- Chong Wah Export Co., Ltd., General

Exporters, Dealers in Chinese Art

Ching Tai Ziang Kee Engineering Cable Goods—121, Broadway; Teleph. 43097;

Works—13, Tungchow Road; Teleph. Ad: Chongwah

52956 Chop Dollar k Co., Stevedores, Dunnage

Ching Wei Ming Kee Cotton Mill — and Suppliers Teleph.

HawkeeRoad; of Chinese

52526Crews-^47,

Bl, Kiangse Road; Teleph. 18428

Choun Yuen Kee Cotton Waste—583,

■Ching Sau Wah, Dr., Dental Surgeon Ping Liang Road; Teleph. 50749

— 121, Broadway; Teleph. 41927 Christenko, Dr. N. J., Specialist in

Ching Zai Fu & Co., Cotton and Woollen —150, Nervous, Mental and Internal Diseases

Goods Importers—97, Jinkee Road; Rte des Soeurs; Teleph. 71800

Teleph. 18556; Cable Ad: Chingzaifu Christian Book Room — English and

'Chinese Books and Tracts—3, Quin-

Chisholm & Keifer—83, Peking Road; san Gardens; Teleph. 43730; P.O;

Teleph. 13674 Box 1723

A214 SHANGHAI

Chu,

at-Law—240, Markham Koad; Teleph. Chung

Ponson C., Attorney and Counsellor- Hwa Shoe Co.—138, Nanking;

34017 Road; Teleph. 12769

Chuang, T., Architect—^212, Kiangse ^ & PS ^ naD II # ^

Eoad; Teleph. 19312; Cable Ad: Chung hua hong ping yu hsien kung sze

8842 Chung Hwa Steel Products Co., Ltd.,

Chue Yip Kee Metal Works, Steel Importers of all kinds of Steel Products

Buntal Fibre, Hemp, Manila Ropes,

Rolling Gates, Metal Windows,

Shop Decorations, etc.—846, Hai- Teleph. 17196;Hats—89,

Exporter of Cable Ad:Foochow Road;

Coluchung

ning Road; Teleph. 40645; Cable

Ad : Metal Chung HwaandTrading Company,Canton

Ltd.,.

Chun Ho Express &, Storage Co., Ltd.— Importers

Road; Teleph.

Exporters—123,

10626; Cable Ad: Sonyi

27, The Bund; Teleph. 43243 or Chungtrade

Chun Lee, Wholesale and Retail Pro- Chung Hwa Wharf Co., Ltd., The—

vision Merchant—17, Siking Road; 33, Szechuen Road; Teleph. 15253;.

Teleph. 13878; Cable Ad: Chunlee Cable Ad ; Chungwharf. Managers of

Chun Nieh Realty Investment Co., the ChungCoalHwa

Merchant’s

Chow Wharf

Ka DooandWharf,

The

Land and Estate Agents—Kincheng Pootung

Building, 212, Kiangse Rd.; Teleph.

14583; Cable Ad: Chunniehco Chung ShingLandRealty Co., Financial

Chun Tah Cotton Spinning & Weaving Insurance, Continental Building, and Estate

NankingAgents—

Road;

Mill—Jessfield Road, Zau-Ka-Do Teleph. 94898

Village; Teleph. 20581

Chun Tai Cotton Spinning & Weaving

Co.—173, Jessfield Road; Teleph. 20581 CHURCHES AND MISSIONS

Chun Tai & Son, Furniture Manufac- AllLafayette Saints’ Church—Corner of Rue

turers, Decorators, Contractors, etc.

—600, Szechuen Road; Teleph. 12100. Rev.

Rev. H.C.S.andF.Wei,

Rueb.d.,

Chapsal

McRae,rector

d.d., rector

Factory: Kiangwan Road Emeritus

Chun Wo

Merchants

Teleph. — 350,

40355; Cable Tiendong

Ad: ChunwohongRoad; # if @

Mei kwok tsin lee wei

ft ffi m American Baptist Foreign Mission

Hwa song ckung fqo hong Society(A.B.F.M.S.)—Missions Build-

Chung Foo Co., General Importers and ing, 169, Yuen Ming Yuen Road;

Exporters — 22, Kiukiang Road; Teleph. Telephs. 15018 and 18010; Cable

19827; P.O. Box 167; Cable Ad: Impex- Ad: Baptisma

chung Dr. L. C. Hylbert, (secretary) and

wife

Rev. W. R. Taylor (treas.) and wife

Chung Foo Union Bank—(see Banks) Rev. F. J. White and wife

Chung Hsing Coal Mining Co., Ltd.— Rev. E. Kelhofer and wife

212, Kiangse Road; Telephs. 17157, Rev. H. Huizinga and wife

17139, 18363 and 19838 Rev. E. H. Cressy and wife

V. Hanson and wife

Dr.

H. D. Lamson Lawney

Josephine and wife

Chung hwa shu chu Dr.

MissG.H.Poteat

Taylorand wife

Chung Hwa Book Co., Ltd.,

and Publishers — 221, Honan Road; Printers Miss R. Bugbee

Teleph. 93199; Cable Ad: Buchwall Miss E. Knabe

Miss A. E. Root

 SHANGHAI A215

American Presbyterian Mission Kiau sz hung saw

(North)—South Gate Missionary Home—4, Quinsan Gar-

Rev. and Mrs. G. E. Partoh den; Teleph. 46274 ; Cable Ad:

Rev. and Mrs. J. M. Espey Evangel

Miss Bessie M. Hille

Rev. and Mrs. Paul Lindholm Miss E. Spurling, proprietress

Miss A. V. Mackeith Mrs. J. W. Quimby

Miss Grace Darling Miss R. Poynor

Rev. and Mrs. W. D. Boone

W,. A. Hanna Missions to Lepers (International)

—c/o Chinese

Tzepang Medical

Road; Association;

Teleph. 41,

30846; Cable

5® -^f. Po ai tang Ad: Lepmission

Beligian Missions of Scheut— Dr. J. L. Maxwell, hon. medical

Passage 135, No. 7, Avenue Haig ; adviser for Far East

Teleph. 73372; Cable Ad: Scheut

Rev. P. Regaert, procurator

Rev. M. Van Hemelryck, assist. Missions to Seamen in Shanghai-

171, Broadway; Teleph. 51603

Rev. G. Schotte, . do.

•Community Church—53, Av. Petain *jj£ !! Cheou chen tang

Dr. P. L. Gillett, Executive secre- Procure des Lazaristes—44, Rue

tary & director of Religious edu- Chapsal; Teleph. West 85157;

cation—64, Route Dufour; Teleph. Cable Ad: Lazaristes,

72071

Mrs. C. D. Boynton, church sec. # « ffc !£ ifc

Governing Board—Dr. J. C.

McCracken (chairman), W. H. Lun tun sheng chiao shu hwei

Staats (vice-chairman), J. E. Religious Tract Society, London—

Baker (secretary) and I. S. Room 212, Missions Building,4 23, Yuen

Brown (treasurer) Ming Yuen Road; Teleph.

Danish Church—Av. Joffre Salvation Army Men’s Hostel—7-8,

Deutsche Evangelische Kirche—1. Yang Terrace, Weihaiwei Road;

Western Road Tel. 30463; Cable Ad: Salvation

First Church of Christ Scientist Seventh Day Adventist Mission—

526, Ningkuo Road; Teleph. 50194;

—1647, Avenue Road; Teleph. Cable Ad: Adventist

34406 ; Reading Room : 8b, Central

Arcade, 49, Nanking Road ; Te-

leph. 11670; Cable Ad : Chrscience Shanghai Free Christian Church

(Evangelical)—681, Hart Road,

!t ^ # w a ifer Near Connaught Road

Hong kew se yang nui hoh tang Hon. Secretary—Rev. H. M.

Holy Family, Road;

The Institution Griffin, b.d.

224, Quinsan Teleph. 41500of— Hon. Treasurer—J. W. Wilcox

Holy Trinity Cathedral—21, Kiu- ^ fM ^an teh tang

kiang Road SociriTE des Missions-Etranger^s—9,

Avenue Edouard VII.

it m ® ®

Way Way Chiaou tang Missions To Seamen Institute (with

Mahomedan Mosque — 98, Chekiang St. Andrew’s Church)—171, Broadway

Road

Methodist Episcopal Mission, Of- %

fices—169, Yuen Ming Yuen Rd.; Tung ka doo Tien chu tang

Cable Ad: Treasurers St. Francis Xavier’s Church

 A216 SHANGHAI

it £ mw Clarkes Inquiry & Protection Agency,.

St. Joseph’s Church— 36, Hue Mon- tive Member & Far Eastern Representa-

taubao of World Association of Detec-

Kt. Rev. B. A. Haouisee, bishop tives, British Detectives Association

and International Secret Service

Assn.—2, Peking Road and 153-c,

^ 5C jSm Tien an tang Route des Soeurs; Cable Ad: Secralc

Union W. G. Clarke, m.b.e., principal

Rev.Church—2, Soochowpastor

H. G. Newsham, Road

F. W. Poate, chairman

J. Macbeth, vice-do.

W. J. Doddridge, acting secy. Lee an din chee yu han kung sze

Thomson & Co., treasurers

Clauds

U.S.A., Neon Neon Lights,

Lighting —Fed. 687, Inc.,

East

at £ n m % ® Broadway; Telephs. 50112-50113, Pri-

Zi ka wei tien tz tang vate Exchange to all

P.O. Box 1783; Cable Ad: Neonlite departments;.

Zi-ka-wei Church M. E. Vittaly, general manager

Kust Vogel, assist. do.

MissJ. T.Mason,

M. C. Mason,

asst. secretary

do.

Church oe England Men’s Society

(See Associations) Accounting Department:

Johnson Cheng

City Directory of Shanghai—668, Sze- S. W. Tsao I K. T. Wong

chuen Road; Teleph. 11655 C. L. Koo | Y. D. Tsao

Sale Representative:

W. Krause

City Real Estate Co.—299, Szechuen Collection Department:

Road; Teleph. 19534 W.

V. Z.C.Chen

Tsao I Y. S. Shih

City Realty Co., Ltd.—18, The Bund; C. T. Tsiang Y. H. Wai

Teleph. 14118 S. F. Ying | H. S. Sung

Shipping Department:

Ciyray, Dr. A.—810a, Cathay Flats, Ave- Z. J. Chu | . C. Y. Chur

nue Joffre; Teleph. 73281 Art Department:

C. L.P. N.Danilevsky,

Chur art supt.

m & m % Plant: Service Station

Claire

45, Kiukiang Road; Teleph. 19254 Kim plant I supt.

W. McHugh

V. D. Stoopin I E. R. Dallas

Clark Alexander &r, Co., Ltd., Man- Exclusive Licencees of

ufacturing Goldsmiths and Silversmiths U.Georges

S. Patents

—Sassoon

10719 House, The Bund; Teleph. Claudeon& J.Neon Tubes forof

de Beaufort

Alexander Clark, managing director China, Malay Peninsula and Straits

Vernon Clark, director Settlements

G. J. Wells, manager Agents:

L. E. Gale Co., Fed. Inc., U.S.A.

Hankow

Tung yue James McMullan & Co., Tsiiigtan

Clark, Henry J., Stock and General and Chefoo

Broker (Member of Stock Exchange)— North China Advertising Co., 113,

Hongkong & Shanghai Bank Building, Rue du Chaylard, Tientsin and

12, Peiping

623;The

CableBund; Teleph. 10488; P.O. Box

Ad: Taeping Siemssen & Krohn, Foochow

 SHANGHAI A217

Clerici, Bedoni & Co., S.A., bilk Ex- Chinese Foreign Famine Relief

|.iorteis, Public Silk Inspector's Silk Committee — 97, Jinkee Road;

Piece GoodsElectrical

ImportersSupplies,

and General Cable Ad: Famrel

Merchants. Medi-

cines and Drugs, Wines, Provisions,

PreservesRoad;

Museum andTelephs.

Colonial14707Goods— 17, Chinese Jockey Club of Shanghai—

and 12259;

P.O. Box 1657 770, Bubbling Well Road; Teleph.

C. R.Hedoni, president (Milan) 30655; Cable Ad: Joclub

Caminada, signs per pro.

L. Riggio, do.

Miss S. Dribensky ft Jj Tung fong tsumj way

G. Chiara (Milan)

W. S. Ting, import compradore Club Lusitano de Shanghai— 26r

Albany Lane; Teleph. 43972

T.T.G. K.Z.H. Chang,

Chew

Foch Kao,

accts.export

dept.compradore

K. C. Chong, do. t ii t m m m

Mei kou hsiang hsia tsung way

flj j£r Ke li Columbia Country Club—301, Great

Clive & Co., Ltd. (Incorporated under Western Rd. Extension;

President—O. D. TerrellTeleph. 21899'

the Companies Act, 19z9), Paper and Vice-President—B. H. Watson

Sundries—113, Kuikiang Road; Teleph. Hon.

13113;

china P.O. Box 281; Cable Ad: Clive- Hon. Treasurer—J.

Secretary—C. J.S. Mokrejs

Franklin

Dirs.—W. A. Lisney, chairman (L’don) Secretary—H. W. Pilcher

F.C. H.H. C.Palmer,

Hughes, mang. dir. do. do.

m m m

Dr. F. G. Eickhoff (Shanghai) Country Club—651, Bubbling Wei

Road; Teieph. 34244

CLUBS Chairman—W. P. Lambe

Secretary—G. F. M. Warner

Amekican Club—209, Foochow Rd.;

Teleph. 15259; Cable Ad: Ameri-

club t m m m Hsin kwan Tsung way

President—P. S. Gilman Customs Club—344, Szechuen Road,

Vice-President—C. J. Breen Hail & 11709

Holtz Building (2nd floor);.

Treas.—W. M. Simmons Teleph.

Hon. Secretary—W. J. Fronk

Secretary—H. C. Argersinger Deutscher Klub — 299, Szechuen

Amateur Dramatic Club—Between Road; Teleph. 10138

Bourgeat and Rte. Cardinal Mer- International Recreation Club —

cier; Teleph. 70414

722, Bubbling Well Road; Teleph.

American University Club—Room 519, 30072-3; Cable Ad : Irclub

23, Yuen Ming Yuen Road Secretary—Y. S. Day

Assist. Secy.—F. O. Madar

Accountant—A. H. Leslie

# & & ^ n Mrs. M. Parsons (Kiangwan)

American Women’s Club of Shanghai,

Inc.—577, Bubbling Well Rd.; Teleph. International Sporting Club, Inc.

31856; P.O. Box 202 —6, Kiukiang Road; Telephs.

16298-9; Cable Ad: Rolyat

Automobile Club of China—17, The

Bund; Teleph. 10704; P.O. Box W IB &S iS Kwei Chu Tsoong way

1049; Cable Ad : Moorob Masonic Club—93, Canton Road;

Chairman— H. Tiefenbacher Teleph. 10147

Secretaries—Beck & Swann

A218 SHANGHAI

Da u Tsun wa Shanghai Recreation Club—Race

nr n i'j f 9 v Course; Teleph. 9o745

Mercantile Marine Oeficers’ Club

—59, Peking Road; Teleph. 10064; Shanghai Rowing Club—Boat House

Cable Ad: Mariners

President—E. B. Green and Swimming Bath: 2, Soochow Rd.;

Treasurer—H. Teleph. 10041; Cable Ad: Rowing

Secretary—H. B.S. Allison

Clough Captain—W. M. Portrude

Vice-do.—A. C. Sinclair

Hon. Secretary—C.r. A.W.Sterrey

Hon, Treasurer—W Barrel

Race Club, Shanghai—305, Bubbling

Well Road; Teleph. 30109 (4 lines); Shanghai Rugby Union Football Club

Cable Ad: Racing —Teleph. 15577; CableW.Ad:Carter(S’hai.

Waterlily

Hotary Club—133, Yuen Ming Yuen Hon. Secretary—H.

Road; Teleph. 16450'; Cable Ad: Waterworks)

Roelub Shanghai Yacht Club—Headquarters:

President—Percy

Vice-do. Chu

—C. M. Wentworth “Foam,” Jinkee Road Jetty

Hon. Secretary—G, W. Philleo

Hon. Treasurer—H. Schall S/iang hai say sze kuo yang chan ta la wei.

Secretary—Mrs. A. Giovannini

Swiss

27128Club—21, Lucerne Road; Teleph.

Shanghai Amateur Baseball Club— President—A. Juvet

P.O. Box 523 Hon. Secretary—E. Mandelert

President—I. G. Riddick Hon. Treasurer—L. A. Mottu

Secy. & treasurer—H. L. Terzin

Manager—D, K. King

Shanghai Athletic Club (Formed for Club Lusitano {See Clubs)

the Promotion of Amateur Athletics

generally) ng Hong zing

Coates & Son, Thomas, Merchants,

Shanghai Club—3,

Box 156; Cable The Bund; P.O. Commission Agents and Manufac-

Ad: Kwangho turers—Shanghai Bank Building,

Chairman—Dr.

Vice-do. —E. H. Chatley

Lester Arnold 40, Ningpo Road; Teleph. 16172; P.

Secretary—F. S. Ward O. Box 545; Cable Ad : Coalescent;

Assist, do.—P. Corneck A.B.C. 5th and Bentley’s

m ra Pah siting

m mm ft m ft m Cousi,

Laces,J.,etc.,

Exporter of ofRawPrecious

Importer Silk Pongee,

Stones

Bau mo zang ng pau jew zang -—53, Foochow Road; Teleph. 12028

Shanghai Cricket Club—Race Course; Cable Ad: Codsi

Teleph. 91318; P.O. Box 497

Kee wu tsoong way Cohen, Ltd., Henry H., Exporters

& Manufacturers—133, Yuen Ming

Shanghai Engineers’ Club — 220, down; Yuen Road, Warehouse and Go-

Szechuen Road; Teleph. 10305; Ad: Nehorcroc Telephs. 17510 & 17529; Cable

P.O. Box 646; Cable Ad:

Institute

Colgate Palmolive-Peet Co., Soap and

Shanghai Football Club — Race Teleph. Toilet Specialities—51,

14204; P.O. Box 1338;Canton

CableRoad;

Ad:

Course; Teleph. 61318 Palmolive

Shanghai Golf Club—Kiang Wan and

See King Jao Office: 20, Canton Columbia Casualty Co. of New York

Road, Shanghai —Union Building, 17, Canton Rd.;

President—R. B.Bailey

Secretary—J. Woolley Teleph. 13407 (4 lines); Cable Ad:

Monsoon

 SHANGHAI A21£

Columbia and Great Western Riding B. A. Deutsch, director, secty.-treas.

Academy—470, Great Western Rd. ; Wm. Golding, gen. manager

Teleph. 21425 N. A. Jacobs, gen. supervisor

Miss P. H. Goldmaher, steno.

Columbia Country Club {See Clubs) Accounting Dept.

A. R. Davis, accountant

m pp ^ ^ S. K.S. Chang,

H. Changcashier

Shun wu in shu soo\ C. P. Chang | Kelly Chang

Comacrib

Printers, Press, Fed. Inc.,

Publishers, U.S.A., Com-

Stationers, The, Shipping Dept.

mercial Job Printers—118, Museum B. K.A. F.DoronWong

Roid; Teleph. 16625; P.O. Box 1002; K. S. Chen | F. Tsu

Cable

F. A.Ad: Comacrib

Bowen Trucking Dept.

B. G. Bowen I Foster Fullerton L. S. Tsu, supervisor

G. Arkadielf F. Stokely H.K.Crossland,

N. Sung do.

C. Woo

P. Davis | H. Gleason

Mei Sung, superintendent

Publishers of the Comacrib Directories Z. Koo | K. Zing

Comfort Electric Co., Electrical and porated under the Co.,

Commercial Finance Ltd. (Incor-

Companies Ord-

Mechanical Engineering Contractors, inances of Hong Kong), Loans—398,.

Purchasing Agents and General Mer- Kiangse Road; Teleph. 17400

chants— 287, Avenue

83092; Cable Ad: Comfortco Joffre; Teleph.

Commercial Insurance Agency — 40,

.Ningpo Road; Teleph. 18444

m m m ® & Commercial News Agency—13, Kiukiang

Shan wu- chen hsin tso

Commercial and Credit Information Road; Teleph. 12397

Bureau, Commercial Agency—118, a a ® m 8 is # 3* *

Museum Road; Teleph. 17131; P.O. Tai ping yang Shang wu Tien pao Rung sze-

Box 1022; Cable Ad : Comacrib

F. A. Bowen, gmeral manager Commercial Pacific Cable Company—

B. G. Bowen, ►ecretary 4, Avenue Edward VII.; Teleph.

G. A. Arkadieff 12233; Cable Ad: Compae

Associated uith

The Comacrib

The Comacrib publications

Press, Fed. Inc., U.S.A. n& mw%m

Song wu ying shu kwan yu hsien kung sze

Commercial Equipment Co., Specialists Commercial Press, Ltd., The, Publishers,

in Office Equipment—303, Kiangse —Head Printers, Booksellers, and Stationers

Road; Teleph. 10053; Cable Ad: Com- Teleph. 92310 Office: 211, Honan Rd.;.

equipco Departments); (Private Cable Ad:Exchange

Compressto all

Alei song say fong chun van hung sze E & 31 & £

Commercial Express and Storage Lau kung maze hong che

Fed. Inc., U.S.A., Customs Clearance COMMERICAL UNION ASSURANCE Co., LTD.,

Brokers, Express and International Fire, Fidelity Life,Guarantee,

Marine, Accident, Burglary,

Plate Glass and

Forwarding Agents; Merchandise

Furniture Warehousing, Registered Motor and Car Insurance—Union Building,

Lighter and Truck Transportation, P. O. Box 309; Cable Ad: Cuaco (4 lines);,

17, Canton Road; Teleph. 13407

Freight Curio

Expert and Marine InsurancePackers—

and Furniture Brokers, E.G.Lester Arnold, manager forOliviera

China

53, Yuen Ming Yuen Road: Telephs.

16931-2-3; Cable Ad: Servizio; All R.R. F.L.W.Dumbarton

Webb I| A.Miss

S.Palmer F. M.

M. Parker

Miss L. Poulain

Standard Codes; P.O. Box 1042 Accident Dept.

Mrs.

Mrs. Esther Katz,vice-do.

Clara Katz, president W. J. Gulliver | J. M. Murray

A220 SHANGHAI

ft Wi Nee shiny Consumers’ and Bills Dept.

‘CoMPAGNIA ITALIANA D’EsTEEMO ObIENTE, E. Salembier I V. Yoropai

General Importers and Exporters—16a, J. Dolivet A. Mihailoff

Kiukiang i load; Telephs. 14723 and J. C. Canavarro | J. Perpetuo

11740; Gable Ad: Cideo Stores

F. Lerosey

-Compagnie des Messageeies Maeitimes B. Bazil I I. Y. Serebrinnikoff

—0/10, Frencn Bund; Telephs. B. Bossuet I G. Kalougenine

15132-4; P.O. Box 301; Cable Ad: Traffic Office

Messagerie D.A.Yialy, traffic superintendant

Chiun yuen Marchina

B. Galian I D. Zahowsky

COMPAGNIE d’ExPOETATION DE PeODUITS E.F. J.Gontier

Lopes | A. Popoff

Asiatiques (C.E.P.A.), Exporters of

Baw Silk, Pongee and General Produce Tramway Track and Lin is

—4, French Bund; Teleph. 80270; P.O. L. Aubert

Box 837; Cable Ad: Cepasia

C.J.Couliou,

Beynaud, manager

signs per pro. Electric Power Station

E. F.Hodayer,

Perret superintendant

Compagnie Financieee Belgo-Chinoise Alb.

A. Fischer I A. Evsey eff

Monceu

—P.O. Box 570; Cable Ad: Belgo- P. Amettler | D. Ifliand

chine J. Schmid | A. Sidoroff

Compagnie

Chine—860-4, Feancaise

Avenuede Commeece

Joffre; Te-en Electric Lines

leph. 72923; Cable Ad : Manufac- J. Manaresi

V. Marinacci | B. Kosloff

ture Electric Installations

n &mm mm ± P. Bellande, superintendant

Shany haifa skang tien die tien tung •1.P. Canavarro

Vial Jr. |I B.Seniavin

Pouckoffi

- hung sze Electric Meters & Laboratory

Compagnie Feanqaise de Teamways et M.A.Ge'Jallard

ny, supt.

d’Eclaieage

hai—249., Avenue Electeiques

Dubail;de Teleph.

Shang- X. Ng Yelim | F. Colella

80180 (4 lines) manager

B.J. Favret,

Courthial, Water Production

tech, sub-manager F. Menager, superintendant

■GL.. Perrier, adm. dept.

Ladroitte, engineer (waterworks

E. Gruget | G. Chaplin

A. K. Delant | H. Muller

and construction depts.)

M. Bertrand, engr. (electricity dept.) Water Distribution

J. Mariotti, engineer (tramways and B.A.Yout, superintendant

Thibou | J. Dessart

B.workshops)

Leydon, asst. engr. (electricity Chemical and Analytical Laboratory

dept.) M. Dueret

General Book Office Workshops

J. B.Lorenzi,

Til lard chief accountant

I H. Le blond F. Badeau

M. Baimond | N. Kisseleff Tramways Bepair Dept.

Purchasing Dept. M. Duquesnel | A. Petit

C. Bobin | A. Allemao Bus and Motor-car Bepair Dept.

Correspondence Dept. H. Danieck | A. Gomas

C. G. Ltibeck Buildings

C.J. J.M.d’Almeida

da Rosa |I B.J. dadosBosa

Bcmedios G. Prario | C. Kluge

 SHANGHAI A221

b# m Fook see Connell & Co., Ltd, H., Importers and

COMPAGNIE FeANCO-AfRXCAINE (SHANG- Continental Manufcaturers’Building,

Representatives

Nanking —Road;

303,

HAI), Ltd., Tea Merchants — 467, Cable Ad: Typhoon

Kiangse Road; Teleph. 18405, P.O.

Box 692; Cable Ad : Cifranafri Consolidated Aikcrakt Corporation—

L. E. Canning, director i?0, Iviangse Road; Teleph. 10640

D.E. G.M. Harrison,

Mitchell, do. do.

Consolidated Finance Co. — {See

■Compagnie Franco-Americaine D’Assu- Banks)

ranoe, Insurance and Reinsurance—

Head Office: 7, Avenue Edward VII. Consolidated National Advertising

Executive

10630; Cable Office:

Ad: 17,Frarninsure.

The Bund; Teleph.

Agents Co., Advertising, Merchandising and

at Saigon,Tsingtao

Hanoi, Haiphong, Printing—

Pnompenh, 90085-6; 255, Shantung lid.; Telephs.

Hankow, and Tientsin Cable Ad: Consolad

E. Sigaut, president Managing Board—

C. V. Stair, vice-president Y. Y.N.Lewis

Zung, Mason,

General Manager.

J. Donne, R. Fano and G. A. do.

Moskowski, directors C. W. Yao, assist. do.

A. M. Joukowsky-Wolynsky, S. L. Loh, do. do.

secretary

B. de Borodaewsky, manager Sales Department—

W.George

T. Y'u, Goon

Sales Executive

Shanghai Office | L>. C. Tai

Comp. Generale de Chemins de Fer Production P. Y. Zee

Department—

I 0. Z. Woo

et de Tramways En Chine—150, Z. H. Wang | . C. P. Tang

Kiukiang Road; Teleph. 12198;

Cable Ad : Lambert Art Studio—

Wang Ing, Art Director

^ ^ Fao too KimT. H.Chun, Associate Art Dir.

Chang

Compagnie Optorg, Importers and Ex- E. Chang

porters—39, Avenue Edward VII; S. H. Ma

Teleph. 84144; P.O. Box 1309; Cable T. Y. Chien

Ad:

PrivateOptorgpo;

Code Codes: Bentley’s and H. S. Woo

T. Wong

T. T. Hou

Confederation Life Association, Life Printing Department—

Insurance — Head Office:

Canada; Far Eastern Branch: 51, Can- Toronto, Wang Ing, Director

ton Road, Shanghai; Teleph. 15089; B. S. Chu | -;F. L. Chien

Cable Ad: Confedlife

P. R. M. Wallis, Far Eastern manager Order Department—

H. W. Merrick, resident secretary Y.K.O.T.Yen,

W. K. Wong

Woo

flj ^ Rung Lee F. K. Sung

Conner Bros. Co., Ltd. (Incorporated Accounting L. Z. Tai

Department—

in U.S.A.), Importers and Expor- C. C. Lu C. W. Zee

ters— 51, Canton Read; Teleph.

16832; P.O. Box 342; Cable Ad:

Connel

H. W. Brook, manager CONSULATES

B. O. Hartman

R. E. Franck, acct. Pi fs « @ a » *

Miss A. H. Finkelstein, steno. Ta au ko ling sz ya men •

W. Hutchison, sales repres.

Z. L. Yang, compradore Austria—330, Szechuen Road; Teleph.

Y. C. Koo, asst. do. 14957; Cable Ad: Austconsul

A222 SHANGHAI

n fa & m m n m m & a mm

Ta pe li sz hwoh tsung ling shi yamen Ta te Tcuo tsung ling shih shu

BfiLuiim—1300, Rue Lafayette; Teleph. Germany — 91, Whangpoo Road;.

70047; Cable Plenipotentiary

Minister Ad: Belsulat — Baron Telephs. 40171 and 40172; Cable Ad;

J. Guillaume Consugerma

Actg. Consul-General — J. Delvaux

de Penile Houyet

Consul—A. ms v ® -x

Chancellor—P. Baert Ta Ying Tsung ling shi Ya men

Vice-Consul—Louis J. Delhaye Great Britain—33, The Bund; Teleph.

Secretary—Miss J. Nahtigaloff 11485-9 (5 lines) Registrar of Ship-

Consul-General,

Chinese Secretary & Interpreter ping and of Companies—Sir John»

—ZuPg Inrin F. Brenan, k.c.m.q.

Brazil — 359, Rue Cohen; Te1eph. 73532 *#nBa *

Chile—Haig Court, 400, Avenue Haig; Ta Hai Lap Kuo Shu Wu Ling

Cable Ad: Conchile Shi Ghu

Greece—120, Jinkee Road; Teleph.

Czechoslovakia—264, Kiangse Rd.; 10312

Teleph. 17007; Cable Ad : Zamini. Vice-Consul in charge of Con-

Legation: 274, Kiaochow Road; sulate General—E. P. Yan-

Teleph. 32939 noulatos

Envoy Extraordinary and Min- Secretary—Paul P. Yannoulato®

ister Plenipotentiary—Dr. Ro- Clerk—D. Antippas

bert Feitscher Chinese Secretary and Interpre-

Counsellor of Legation and ter—Chow. Fu Kwei

Acting Consul General—J. Max Clerk—Miss T. Y. Chou

Chancellor—J. Stepan

do. —K. Malinovsky FI © 4* ffi @ *'J * * *

Secretary—A. Kolacek Ta E ta lee hwoh Ling shi Ya men

Chinese Secretary—I. G. Hsu Italy — 555, Bubbling Well Ready

do. —S. T. Wang Teleph. 30063

Ta tan Jetcoh tsung ling sz yamen F'j ffi 45 0 # H *

Denmark—26, The Bund; Teleph. 17300 Japan—25a,Ta Jih pen Tsung ling shi Ya men

mm-%-x kew; Teleph.Whangpoo

40054 taroRoad,

Consul-General—I Ishii

Hong-

Ta fun lan ling shih shu Consuls—T.

Sugihara Kawanishi and A,

Finland

Teleph.—80206;

100, Cable

RouteAd:Marcel Tillot;

Finlandia Vice Consuls—H. Terasaki and N.

Actg. Consul General — Ville Tabata

Consular Judge—H. Shimokawa

Niskanen

Translator Consular Police:

Chen Wei and Interpr. — Chow Consul—Y. Koketsu

Police Supt.—H. Hanazato

FI © 45 (S H @ i£ * Consul—K. Saeki

Ta Fa kvjoh Tsong ling che Ya-men Commercial Consul

France—2, Rue du Consulat; Teleph. Consul—M. Iwai

80080

Consul General—J. Meyrier

Consuls PSI545M@Wl!!*

Adjoint—J. Coiffard and Ta Ho Lan Kuo Tsung Ling Shi Yamen

J. Leurquin

Vice-Consul—M. Bernard Netherlands — 25, Rue du Consulate

Consul Suppleant—J. Brionval Teleph. 80110

 SHANGHAI A223

Consul-General and President of Con.-Gen’l.—Edwin

Consul—Paul R. JosselynS. Cunningham

Netherlands Consular Court—F, Secy.-stenogr.—Miss Leonore T.

E. H. Groenman(Clerk and Bailiff,

Consul-General Barry

Netherlands Consular Court)—G. Clerk-stenogr.—Miss Mayelle Byrd

M. ByvanckActing Clerk and Bailiff Administrative Office

Interpreter, Consul—John J. Muccio

Clerk-stenogr.—Miss Nan L. Horan

Netherlands Consular Court—J. Clerks—Miss Evelyn Varley, Mrs.

van den Berg

Translator-Secretary—K. S. Hsu Ruth A. Hedges k Miss E. Barton

Commercial Office

' Norway—110, Szechuen Road; Te- Consul —R. P. Butrick

Vice-Consul—H. V. Cooke, jr.

ieph. 16295; Codes: A.B.C, 5th Clerks—Chas.

edn. and Bentley’s Williams, S. E.A. Williams

Robertson,andC.J. H.

A.

Portugal—1050, Rue Lafayette; Teleph. Collins, jr.

728-78 Clerk - stenogr. — Miss

O’Brien P. Tsao k Tong Hsing Patricia

Consul-General and Consular Judge Clerks—Wm.

—Dr. Antonio S. Braga Land Office B. Meinhardt

Chancellor—Augusto S. Braga Consul—C.

Clerks—J. J. Silva and A. R. Xavier Clerk-stenogr.—Miss R. E. Naylor

Chinese Secretary—C. S. Doo Interpreter—Ting Wei-ping

P!is*ffi03seee®rB* Do. Office—S. M. Milton

Shipping

Ta Jih sze pa ne ya Tctvoh ling shi Yamen Consul—Clarke Vyse

Vice-Consuls—W. R. Lynch, and T.

iSpain—1449, Avenue Joffre; Teleph. B. Clark C. Chen

75889 Clerk-H.

Consul-General—E. V. Ferrer Passport Office B. Sawyer

Vice-Consul—J. de Larracoechea Vice-Consul—J.

Chancellor—V. N izenzinovich Do. —Julius Wadsworth

Secretary—Mrs. M. Yacub Clerks—H. D. Pease, M. S. N. Foo

and Lin Wen-chao

Ta Jui tin Tewoh Tsung ling shih ya men Continental Advertisers, The, Advei

Sweden—169, Yuen Ming Yuen tisiug Contractors and Advertisers—89,

Road, Rooms 407-410; Teleph. Foochow Road (Cor. Szechuen Road);

10110; Cable Ad: Svensk

Consul-General

—Einar Lindquist and Consular Judge Tel. 1478 12337; Cable Ad: Conti; P. O. Box

Vice-Consul—A. H. Hartmansdorff Themgrs.

Continental Trading Co., gen.

Assist. Secretary—Mrs. F. Henry L. P. Podpakh, mng. director

Chinese Secretary—Tsu Kyi Urig

Continental Chemical and Drug Sup-

Ta Jui shi ko tsung ling shi yamen plies Ltd., Road;

(G. Vaijda k Co., Mgr.)—74,

■Switzerland—! 33, Route de Say Zoong; Szechuen Ad: Vadjaco

Teleph. 12550; Cable

Telephs. 70109 (2 lines); Cable Ad:

Swisscolat k Charge d’Affaires Continental Commercial Co., Importers,

Consul-General

and Consular Judge for China— Exporters

E. Lardy

and Manufacturers’ Agents—

73, Nanking Road; Teleph. 13609; Cable

Ad: Contcomco

® « ss ® a # Continental Construction Co., Ltd.—

Mei kuo Tsung ling shih shu 33, Szechuen Road; Teleph. 16303

'United States Consulate-General—

248-250, Kiangse Road; Teleph. Continental Corporation of China,

11199 (6 lines), Same Number General Merchants — 33, Szechuen

after Office hours (Private Ex- Road; Teleph. 16303 (2 lines); Cable

change to all Depts.) Ad: Kontichine

A224 SHANGHAI

Continental Leaf Tobacco Co. —113,

Kiukiang Road; Teleph. 14366 M Kon9 yih

Coreit,

Constructing Engineer, Civil

A., Consulting Engineer^

Surveyor—278,

Continental Motoes, Automotive Service Ad: Kiangse Road; Teleph. 14466; Cable

and Repairs—627, Avenue Foch; Teleph.

74480 A. Dancorrit

Corrit, M.i.C.E. (Denmark)

ContinentalTeading Co., Export-Import Cosmopolitan Press—12, Chusan Road;

Sole concessionaires for advertising on

French Tramway Co., Advertising Teleph. 53028

Contractors — 89, Foochow Road; Cosmopolitan Trust Co.—505, Kiaochow

Teleph. 12337; P.O. Box 1478 Road; Teleph. 30173; CableAd: Cosm-

L. JPodpakh, managing director o trust

Tu,1 c li lun

^ Wt Wi 9 l 9 Cosmos Paper House,

Co. (Fed.RoomsInc. 240-242;

U.S.A.>

Cook & Son,Forwarding

Passenger, Ltd., Thos., Genera] —Telephs.

and Insurance

Hamilton

17651 and 10537; P. O. Box

Agents—Central

Nanking and Szechuen ArcadeRoads);

(Corner

Teleph.of 468; Cable Ad: Papshuster

15335; P.O. Box 519: CableAd:

Shanghai: Head Office for Far East Coupon. Country Club—{See Clubs)

J. H. Green, Far Eastern mgr. (abs.)

R. A. Baker, acting Far Eastern mgr. Country Hospital—{See Hospitals)

C.W. Pearson, actg. mgr.

E. Williams

A. J. Heal I R. Davie Credit Commercial Sino Francaise—

J. H. Turner | A. Harvey

Misses

M. G. Johnston andM.E. Kay

M. Bojesen, Johnston, {See Banks)

Credit Foncier D’Extreme Orient—

Cook & Son (Bankeks) Ltd., Thos.— {See Under Banks)

H. W. Kingdon

Cool, Luther Z., Barrister-at-Law— Credit Franco Chinoise—(Nee Banks>

1, Wenchow Road; Teleph. 90782;

Cable Ad: Lucbol

Ka li daw kong cheong kung sze

Cooper

Weighers, Inspectors of Produce, Arbi- Ltd., Manufacturers

trators Tables,

Time and Adjusters,

Shanghai Publishersandof Bronze

LaunchJinkee Casements, Fenestraof Sash,

Steel and

SteelBronze

and

Ferry Service (Half

Road; Teleph. 11891

Yearly)—120, Teleph. 52220; P.O. Box 1430; Road;

Doors—594, Thorburn Cable

Ad: Crittall

Corbin

Ming Locks & Hardware — 55, Yuen Crone, Erik, Land and Estate Agency—

Box 576;Yuen Road; Corbinlock

CableAd: Teleph. 15786; P.O. 294, Szechuen

Erik Crone

Road; Teleph. 19293

& Pt « # H Jos.SoapCrosfield & SonsManufacturers—

and Office:

Glycerine (China), Ltd.,

Kong tai pao shien hung sze Registered 18, The Bund; Fac-

Cornhill Insurance Co., Ltd. (Incor- tory: 2310, Yangtzepoo Road; Teleph.

porated

Motor Car,in War England),

Risk andFire,General

Marine,

In- 17327; P. O. Box 597; Cable Ad: Lever

surance-Chartered C. G. W. Robson, chairman

The Bund; Teleph. Bank 15195;Building,

Cable Ad:18, P.Wm.H. Harper,

Cobb, director

do.

Cohesible W. G. Braidwood, secretary

 SHANGHAI A225-

n & % m m n Culty Dairy Co., Ltd.—1567, Avenue*

Joffre; Teleph. 70126

Ka loo kwong ko kung sze

Ceow, Carl, Ino.,Agents—81,

Merchandising AdvertisingJinkee

_ and Bjj| 1*? King ming

Road; Teleph. 15597; Cable Ad: Cumine & Co., Ltd., Architects, Surveyors,

Onapress Civil Engineers, Estate Agents—149,.

Carl Crow, president Szechuen Road; Telephs. 16151 and

Production and Copy depts. 14375; P.O. Box 1457; Cable Ad:

K.Y.C.Obie Chow, Chinese mgr. Columna; Codes: Bentley’s A.B.C., 5th

edn., China Republican

C. Y. ShihWoo H. M. Cumine, managing director

Jack E. B. Cumine, director

G.Miss

G. Cumine, Nissimsecretary

Accounting dept.

C. B.C. L.Wolfe, chief acct. J.MissR. D.F.Greaves

H. Cumine

Wang, assist, acct.

S. Kuo General Managers and Secretaries for

Outdoor dept. The West End Estates, Ltd.

C. K.C. Y.Wolfe,

Lingmanager Gumming, K. M., Stock, Share and

General Broker —16, Central Road;

Crown Life Insurance Co.—113, Kiu Telephs. 15285-6

kiang Road; Teleph. 14376 K. M. Cumming.

L. D. Chow

K. Z. Cheng

Miss M. Saker

Yung ko>ig yin shou pao shien kung sze Secretary & Treasurer of the

Hungjao Golf Club

Crownchina Co., Road;

Inc., Life Insurance— Special Agent of Ocean & Acci-

113, Kiukiang Telephs. 14384, dent & Guarantee Corp., Ltd.,

14376; Cable Ad: China Crown London

Matt W. Axelrood, president

F. J. Schuhl, secretary and director Gumming & Brand, Exchange Brokers

G.T. F.H. Millard,

Lynott, treasurer

director and director —12, The Bund; Telephs. 14177,

D. Bellamore, do. 16025, 18554 and 195C0; Cable Ad:

J. Conrad, manager Cumbrand

Koo Zung Paw, cashier E. O. Cumming | J. K. Brand

Agents'.

Miss M. Abraham Curtiss Wright Corporation — 170,

J. F. Chu Kiangse Road; Teleph. 13070

Mrs. P. Euyang

Y.P. J.N. Melcer

de Franck

J. C. Parkin Customs Club—(&ee Clubs)

A. Springborg

M. K. Wan

D. K. F. Yapp jr. CUSTOMS, CHINESE MARITIME

G.C. Marson

D. Litchfield

Watson(Chungking)

(Tientsin)

M. A. Zimmerman (Tsingtao) ^ ^ il -t n H-

General A gents for ,v Shanghai Office of Inspectorate

Crown Life Insurance Co., Toronto General—421, Hart Road; Te-

lephs. 34336. Private Exchange to

allInspector

Depts. General—Sir Frederick .

Crystal Hotel—97,

41850; Cable Seward Road; Teleph.

Ad: Crystal Maze, k.b.e.

A226 SHANGHAI

it m m # m m m Dah Kong Cotton Spinning Co.—220,

Statistical Depaktment — 34, Hart iSzechuen Road; Telephs. 16750 (Pri-

vate Exchange); P.O. Box 367;

Road; Telepn. 30494

Statistical Secretary— H. G. MacEwan Cable Ad: Dab Kong

Deputy

HopstockCommissioner (acting) — S. Dah Kong Shipping Co.—9-10, Rue

Deputy Commissioners (acting addi- Montauban; Teleph. 83550

tional)—Li

Chuen Ting Yuan and Tao Loo Dah Kwang Ming Mirror Factory—54,

Assists.—Ho Hing Too, F.DooMiller

Manager (on leave)—N. King Ki Wuhu Road; Teleph. 92890

Acting Manager—J. O. Boundy

Chief Reader—P.Proof

Printers S. Godfrey (on leave)

— D. Dah Lee Co., Essential Oils, perfumes,

Phillips, and

C. Fletcher, Readers

T. C. Avery etc.—130, Kiangse Boad; Teleph. 17057;

Cable Ad: Dahleeco

and H. L. Griggs

Chief Appraiser—N. Travers Dah Loh Machine Factory—299, Rue

Stenographer—Miss C. M. Rice Galle; Teleph. 83867

M 'M H Kiang hai huan Dah Ming Machinery Co., Ltd.—50,

Custom House—13, The Bund; Te- Dalny Road; Teleph. 51206

ieph. 15529

Commissioner—L. H. Lawford Dah Shing Electrical Co—1, Rue du

Pere Froc; Teleph. 81897

Czechoslovakian Consulate — (See Dah Sing Chang Metal Co.—226, Hupeh

Consulates) Road; Teleph. 93170

Dah Cheng Rubber Tyre Co. — 757, Dah Sun Piece Goods Co.—153-5, Fokien

Avenue Eward VII; Teleph. 82784 Road; Teleph. 91591

Dah Ching Co. — 421, Ningpo Road; Dah Tung Coal Mining Co. — 83,

Teleph. 90991 Museum Road; Teleph. 18996

Dah Chong Transport

kiang Road; Teleph. 90362 Co.—373, Kiu- Dah Tung Cotton Manufacturing

Co., Ltd.—452, iKiangse Road; Te-

Dah Chung Hwa Coal Briquette Co.— leph. 16022

51-3, Taku Road; Teleph. 32595 Dah Woo Coal Co.—22-24, Lungmen

Dah Chung Shing Stone Mining Co. Road, 91641 Avenue Edward VII; Teleph.

—270, Peking Road; Teleph. 14537

Dah Fah Water and Electric Supply Dah tion

Yao Engineering and Construc-

Co., Experts—14,

Architects and Reinforced

Co.—142, Rue Hue; Teleph. 82597 Concrete Museum Road;

Telephs. 16217

Dah Foong Metal Co.—560, North Soo-

chow Road; Teleph. 40922 Dah Zih Zung Fur Co.—347, Honan

Road; Teleph. 90418

Dah Foong Printing Paper Co.—456, Dah Zung Silk Co—21, K Shantung

Honan Road; Teleph. 14401 Road; Teleph. 90564

Dah Han Co., Importers—40-42, Rue du T? & m P* * B *

Consulat;

Dahan Teleph. 80385; Cable Ad: Ta jih pen be chu Jcung sz

Dah Hwa Industrial Corporation— DaiWoosung NipponRoad;

Brewery

Teleph.Co.,42560;

Ltd.—323,

P.O.

1457, Ferry Road; Teleph. 33275 Box 264; Cable Ad: Asahibeer

 SHANGHAI A227

p] & IpI Dah dong Tconsu Secretarial Office

Daido Yoshiten, Ltd., Wholesale Paper, Chinese Office Miss H. Gr^goire

Pulp, Chemical Bleaching Powder, Tcheo

Printing Ink, Commission Agents—105,

Kiangse Koad; Teleph. 14492; Cable Ad: ZengKoSienChou, Tsou,ll.b., interpreter

do.

Daidopaper Tong Pao Long, do.

Cash Dept.

Daintymaid Embroideries, Manufac- Wang K’ing Lie, cashier

turers of decorative

handkerchiefs — 344,artSzechuen

linens, laceRoad;

and Agents for

Teleph. 13856; Cable Ad: Daintymaid “TAbeille Fire Ins. Co., of Paris”

“The Cornhill Insurance Co.”

tt * ns n * * Iffi. {i|§ Loong shing

Dai ren ki sen kai sha Dastoor

Dairen Risen Kaisha—110, Szechuen Commission Agents—125, Hankow

Road; Teleph. 19646; Cable Ad: Road; Teleph. 14708; P.O. Box 385

Daiki

D a itatsu Jidosha Co.—84-86, Chapoo David, A. E., Importer—330, Szechuen

Rd.; Teleph. 17441; Cable Ad: Turmeric

Road; Teleph. 43432

II W it Va ba le Da vee

Dalbey, Dr. W. C., Dental Prophy- David &'ItCo., S. sJ., Merchants, y

Land and

laxi—1105, Connaught Road; Tel. Estate Agents — David House, 320,

34007 Kiangse Road; Telephs. 10324 (General

Office)

Dalbey, d.d.s., Dr. W. C., Dentist— 388 Cable Ad: Psalmist and 12757 (Manager); P.O. Box

1105, Connaught Road; Tel. 34007 A. J. David

Dalton Trading Co.—131, Seward Evelyn David(London)

(Shanghai)

Archibald David (Hongkong)

Road; Teleph. 45275 E. A. Sykes, manager

’ Dan Sing Engineering Works —133, P.G. W.V. Mansfield

T. Marshall, sub-do.

Wetmore Road; Teleph. 51130 A.D. Jephson

E. Dale

Danish Consulate—(iS'ee Consulates) Mrs. H. Ci ozier-Faulder

Danzig & Co., Samuel—5d, Central Arcade, Agents Eastern United Assurance Corpn., Ld..

73, Nanking Road; Teleph. 11817

« ft ® H it ft Stfa §f Sing zay woo

Dah Lee Quai Kee Sze Davies & Brooke, Architects, Surveyors

|I Darre, and Civil Teleph.

Engineers16936;— 81,CableJinkee

Court Maroel,

Accountant,Chartered and Official

Estate Agent, Insur- (4Datumfloor); Ad:

ance—1, The Bund;

13054; Cable Ad: Darre Telephs. 15825 and

ii' Marcel Darr4, d.s.c.f. s in m

Auditing and Accounting Dept. Davies, Eric, m.lm.e., m.i.h.v.e., a.m.i.n.a..

P. Vigne, chartered accountant Consulting Engineer and Surveyor—214,

P. D.Gregoire, i.c., a.i.c.m.

M. Gutterres, accountant Chartered Bank Building, 18, The Bund;

Ting Kong-chin, Chinese acct. Teleph. 15874

i Property and Insurance Dept. m

P. Vigne, chartered acct.

Miss H. Mendelson Davis & Moller, Share and General

Miss T. Pestoff

Miss R. Rudland Brokers—c/o Shanghai Stock Exchange,

W. Goulbourn 16, Central Road; Teleph. 10540; Cable

Ad: Mollerstok

A228 SHANGHAI

De La Rue & •Co., Ltd., Thomas, Technical Dept.

Engravers and Printers of Bank notes Du C. Mueller

—12, The Bund; Teleph. 11677; Cable F. Borchardt | Dr. K. Miss

Ad: Delarue O. Franz

London

A.Lo-Hung

Office: 110, Bunhill Row

J. Avramow, representative P. Fritz F.Dr.Brasch

H. Sehoenfelder

Nien C.

K. Limann Miss E.O. Seidel

Leupold Miss

E. E. Encarnacao, secretary Hoelnnann

Sundries Dept.

& W. Baelz

R. Herz | Mrs. L, Schult

De wai ta tze ya hung ze Bookkeeping Dept.

De Witt & Co., Ltd., E. C., Medicine O.A.Froessl

Glatzel

Manufacturers — 149, Yuen Ming Miss A. L. Thiemann

Yuen Road; Teleph. 16791 ; P.O. Miss E. Wyss | Mrs. I. Warnke

Box 945

Re-presenting

Dearborn School—('Nee Educational) I. chaft,

G. Farbenindustrie Aktiengesells-

Frankfurt (Main) Germany,

Deer, A. F., Manufacturers’ Repre- for Dyes, and Chemicals, for the

sentative—24, The Bund; Teleph. Textile—Paint— Leather — Rubber

16400; P.O. Box 527; Cable Ad: —Celluloid Industry

Reedfa I. G. Farbenindustrie at Kiengesells-

chaft,

Silk Berlin, Germany, for Artificial

Dent & Co., Alfred, Produce Dealers Stickstoff Syndikat, G.m.b.H. Berlin,

and Importers—81, Jinkee Road; for Nitrogene Products for technical

Teleph. 17283 purposes

Kalle & Co. Aktiengesellschaft,

Biebrich-Wiesbaden, for Cellophane,

Det Norske Veritas—91, Peking Road; Ozalid

Teleph. 12267; Cable Ad: Veritas

P. W.C. Rielley

J. Milne

L. St. J. Rail | G. Dunlop ^ it # -E

Deutsche Stickstoff-H-G., Krauch &

Deutsche Asiatische Bank—(Nee Banks) Co., Importers

Manufactured by of Artificial

the I.G. Fertilisers,

Farbenin-

dustrie Aktiengesellschaft. Germany-

^ ^ DeFu Head Office: 26i,Szechuen

16388; P.O Branch Box 1390; atCableRoad; Teleph.

Ad:

Deutsche Farben &Handelsgesell- Nitrofoska.

Hankow, Tientsin, andOffices TsingtaoFoochow,

schaft

chuen (Waibel

Road;Ad:Teleph. Co.) —261, Sze Paul von Schubert, general manager

1115; Cable Waidefag16388; P.O. Box W.J.Balthaser

Saxer

H.MissChristoph

M. Schade

W. Weber Dr.H.Sternberg Mrs. K. Nimphius

C. G. Gadow P. Meyns E. Brand Miss G. Groll

J.K. Hildebrandt K. Modra

W. Kuejin

Severitt R. Wagner

E. Ulbrich

J.H. Christoph G. A. I.Web

W. Denkhaiis

Doerner Miss Bergling Dewis Rubber Co.—Lane 266,17, Yochow

C.K. Feldmann Miss

Miss H. Denkhaus Road; Teleph. 52298

Ch.Guenther

FI am me Mrs. M. Haeusing- Diamond Knitting Mill Ltd.—601, Sze-

O.Dr.Hauer

A. Kapelle Miss Ch. Hanke Coellen chuen Road; Teleph. 12721

A.W. Kroeger

Lembke Miss G. Nauman

Leithhold

R. Lenz Mrs. B.

C. Leonhardt Mrs. M. Segel

Miss M. Sprenger

Diaward Engineering Works — 42,

Kiangse Road; Teleph. 16727

 SHANGHAI A229

fS& ^ -Da/t /««« ti chong Harold F. Ritchie & Co., Ltd.

Diaward Steel Furniture Co., Ltd., Enos(Fed.FruitInc.Salts

U.S.A.)

Manufacturers of Steel Beds, Hospital Glover’s Dog Medicines

Furniture, Steel Office Equipment,

Windows and Doors—Main Office: 425, Steel Pompeian Beauty Preparations

Nanking Road; Telephs. 94531-94534; Waddie k Co., Ltd.:

Medical k General Exports StationeryLtd.

Branch Office: 42, Kiangse Road; Woodward’s Gripe Water

First Factory: 178, Yulin Road; The Sanitas Co., Ltd.

Second Factory: 1087, E. Yuhang Motor Union Insur. Co., Ltd.

Road; Cable Ad : 5881 (Fire)

Palethorpes Ltd.: Sausages

Dibrell

ExportersBros.,

of LeafInc.,Tobacco—H.

Importers &andS. Doberck k Co., W. A.—211, Yuen Ming

Bank Building, 12, The Bund; Teleph. Yuen Road; Teleph. 17286

10728; Cable Ad: Dibrell

'flint j]jg Foolt lun

Direct Mail Advertising Agency, Dodd, Anthony, Manufacturers’ Repre-

Direct Mail Advertising Planned, sentative—59, Peking Road; Teleph.

Printed & Mailed. Envelope Ad-

dressing, & Circular Mailing Ser- 16002; P.O. Box 267; Cable Ad: Tonydodd

A. Dodd, manager

vices—277, Range Road; P.O. Box B. K. Cheng

1302; Teleph. 42149

Adolphos dos Ramos, manager Dodge & Seymour (China), Ltd., Import

Merchants and Manufacturers’ Agents

—51, Canton Road; Teleph. 15495; Cable

C’g *i6 E teh Ad: Eximco

Dixon &. Son, Ltd., H. G., Importers,

Exporters andBuilding,

“Maitland’s” GeneralLane

Merchants—

126, 10, DodweH jjj| ^ Tien Chang

Szechuen Road: Teleph. 17488; Cable &. Co., Ltd. (British), Im-

Ad: Dixon. Head Office: London Insuranceand porters Exporters,Agents—Main

and Shipping Machinery,

Branch at Manchester Office: Union11369. Building,

Directors—H. A. Stewart (Lon- Road;Teleph.

don), F. E. Harvey (London), 142, Canton Road; Telephs. MachineryCanton

17, Dept.:

E. H. Stewart (Manchester), 19240; Office Equipment Office: 13919 and

17,

A. M. Dixon (Manchester) and Canton Road; Teleph. 13805; Tea Dept.:

R. W. Wells (Shanghai) 185, Yuen Ming Road; Telephs. 10281

A. M. Cobbett, signs per pro. and 12023 (manager); Motor-Car Service

H. S. Clippindale

F. H. Jewell, representative, Station: 153-161, Avenue Foch; Teleph.

80675; Cable Ad: Dodwell

H. F. Ritchie, Inc. D.R.Morison, managerassist, mgr.

W. H. Hunter G. MacDonald,

A. J. Mooney J. R. Weeks, sub-do.

Miss N. Peach F. H. Gearey, assist. do.

Miss K. Sharp Accounts Department:

K. S. Zee A.J.M.A.d’Oliveira

Ching Tah Bay, compradore Rivero 1! Mrs. Miss Browett

Mordecai

Sole Agents for \ — F. Xavier | F. Y. Remedies

Evans Sons Lescher & Webb Ltd. Tea Department:

United Glass Bostle Mfgrs. Ltd. R. G. MacDonald

Duckworth & Co., Ltd. : Essence J. L. Key i A. M. Gutteres

Fulhapi Crown Cork Co., Ltd.

Spaldins; & Hodge Ltd.: Paper Import F. H.

and Export Dept.:

Gearey

Mill Owners Chemical Co., Ltd., E.C. V.N. Rowland

International

“ Bismag ” Nielsen |I L.P. E.Leitao

Smith

Thomas Beecham & Co., Ltd. G Y. Assanoff | Miss F. R. McEuen

A230 SHANGHAI

Provision Department: Perugini, Chocolates

D.H.B. Lysse

Kabinovitch | A. F. Remedios Gerrard Industries Ld. (Wire and

Tying Machines)

Insurance Department: Porritt

Felts)CorkSpencer

& Ld. (Papermakers’

E. Y. Rowland | V. de Carvalho Crown

Kiwi Boot Co., Ld.

Polishes

Shipping Department: Valet Auto-Strop RazorsLd.,

andSydney

Blades

T Glandular Preparations

A. T. Stubbs | S. A. Remedios Ashton and Parson; Phosferine

Underwood and Office Equip- Aspro

ment Dept.: Asepso;(Nicholas

Soap 3%Pty.and Ltd.)

1% B. of M.

G. S. Dovey George Robinson,

Underwear, Yokohama

Curios, Brassware)(Linens,

G. M. Goldsack

W. Warpula I A. E. Cork

H. T. Wheeler The Underwood Typewriter Co.

R. Hawkins Miss F. A. Cooley The Safe

The(Elliott Cabinet

General OfficeCo.. Ld.

Equipment

E. S. Pedersen | Miss E. King

Machinery Dept.: - Fisher Writing andCorp:

Ac-

L. G. S. Dodwell counting Machines, Sundstrand

F. F.H.E.Geary Adding Machines)

Martin I| P.M. M.Green The Safe Cabinet Co., Ltd.

R. Cook Shen ThebonsKeelox Manufacturing Co. (Rib-

and Carbons)

W. K. Wise | Miss M. Shelton Roneo Office Equipment (Duplicators

Motor Service Dept: and Adding

S. J. Smith | F. F. Kellner Original Odhnermachines)

Calculating Machines

Compradores— Bates Numbering Machines

S.Y. Ching Page

(Wrought Iron and SteelCo.,Tubes)

Hersey Export Canada

C.Z. Ching (assist.) I Y.Y. t how (Ins.) Norris, Henty & Gardner Ld. (Diesel

Yok Sang (tea) | S. F. Sung ( do.) Engines)

Insurance Agencies Lancashire Dynamos and Crypts

Thames and Mersey Insurance Co. Ltd. (Motors and Dynamos)

tMarine), Standard Life Assurance Delco Appliance Corpn. (Lighting

Co. sets

Americanand Pumps)

Union Assurance Society, Ld. (Fire)

Caledonian Insurance Co.(Fire, Marine Industries,La Inc.

France and Foamite

(Firefighting Ap-

and Casualty) pliance,

Kockums Extinguishers,

Mekaniska etc.)Verkstads

Cornhill Insurance Co., Ld. (Fire and (Tyfon Air Whistles)

Marine) Millers

Yorkshire

Pearl Insurance

Assurance Co., Co., Ld. (Fire)

Ld. (Fire) GarageFalls, Ltd. (Electric Tools and

Equipment)

Providence Washing Insurance Co. Singer & Co., Ld. (motor cars)

(Marine) London and Globe In- Morris

Morris Commercial

Marine Motors,Ld. (Motor Trucks)

Ltd. (Marine

Liverpool, Engines)

surance

Confederate Co. (Marine) Raleigh Cycle Co., Ld. (Motor Cycle

Canada Life Association of and Light Delivery van)

Wolseley Motors Ld. (Motor cars)

Shipping Agencies Ferodo Ltd. (Brake Lining)

Barber-Wilhelmsen C. Engineering

&. J. HamptonTools) Ld. (Vices and

Dodwell-Castle LineLine International Malleable Iron Co., Ld.

Agents for (Malleable Iron Tube Fittings)

Teacher & Sons, Wm. (Whisky) Erskine Heep & Co. (Switchgear)

Whitbread

Ferrero, Fili

di Ricco and Stouts)

Torino S. A. T. A. M. (Gasoline Pumps)

(Vermouth)Ld. (Brandies) British

Separators) Separators Ltd. (Oil

Courvoisier British

Bols Erven Lucas (Gins

L’Abbe Francois (Liquers) and Cocktails) (Belting etc.) and Asbestos Co.

Beltings

Cateau Cheese Co. Mulcott Belting Ltd. (Belting, etc.)

Washburn Ruberoid Roofings and Floorings

Sperry FlourCrosby Co. (Flour)

Co. (Flour and Cereals) R. 1. V. Ball Bearings

 SHANGHAI A23i

DoiSurveyors,

& Watanabe, Inc., Marine and Cargo Wharf

Consulting Engineers — H. J. Young, manager & port captain

Yokohama Specie Bank Building, 24, A. C. Miccia

The Bund, Telephs.

Cable Ad: Kaimusho 13923 and 10375; J. Zellensky | F. X. Baptista

Radio Department

N. D. Brown, engineer

^ ft I)ah laV Geo. Chinn, operator

Dollar Co., The Hobert, Lumber and

Shipping—Robert Dollar Building, 51, U & H Vah lay

Canton Road; Teleph. 15309; Cable Ad: Dollar Steamship Line—Robert Dollar

Dollar. Wharf and Godown at Pootung; Building, 51, Canton Road; Teleph.

Telephs. 93 and 94 (Dial 04) 15309; Cable Ad: Dollar

General Agents for The(See

Robert

DollarDollar Co., general

Co., The Robert) agents

Dollar Steamship

American Mail Line Lines

Executive Department Dombey & Son, Ltd., Wholesale and

O. G. Steen, general manager Retail Provision

—893, Bubbling andWell

Produce

Road;Merchants

Teleph.

P. H. Bordweil, assist, do. 30641; Cable Ad: Dombey

Mrs. A. C. Wallace

Freight Traffic Department

Tinling, Oriental Freight Traffic DonaldFraser&

Donmanager Teleph. 18202

Co.—142, Museum Road;

W. T. Goodwin, assistant do. Domson Thermos Bottle Factory—755,

Miss J. Plummer E. Yuhang Road; Teleph. 52294

General Passenger Department

G. J.Traffic

McCarthy,

mgr. Oriental Passenger Dong Chong Cycle and Motor Co.—

W. J. McDonald Corner of Yunnan Road and Nan-

king

J. W. Clague | Miss A. L. McDonald Ad: Dongcheong Road; Teleph. 92587; Cable

Local Passenger Department

H.E.B.S.Longfellow,

Wise I agent G, L. Danzy Dong Chong & Co.—74-80, Rue du Con-

E. J. Faggiano | Miss C. G. Curry sulat; Teleph. 85144

Operating Department Dong Fai Yuen Silk Co.—Lane 255, E.

W.SJ.Wnllrpr

Wilson, port engineer 18, Shanse Road; Teleph. 94492

0. H. Smith I II. Harvey Dong Fong Hung Gold Co.—182, Nan-

Freight Department king Road; Teleph. 93926

W.R.G.H.Holliday,

Wallace agent Dong iShing Spinning and Weaving

K. E. Dabelstein I C. E. Miller Co.—2086,

50020; Yangtzepoo

P.O. Box e37 Road; Teleph.

F. Bruns | F. Shirazee

Claims Department Dong Yih Rung Shipping Co.—30, Kiang-

H. E. Gibson se Road; Teleph. 11796

Lumber Department

P. H. Bordwell, manager “ Door of Hope ” Children’s Refuge

(See Associations)

G. W. Vilas | Miss C. Tavares

Accounting Department Dorman

E.J.C.M.Bogle,

Major,assist, comptroller

travelling auditor NankingLongRoad;& Teleph.

Associates,

12980; Ltd.

Cable—Ad:

49,

A. Jacobsen j Miss M. Rozario Pantecnic

General Doucakis & Kodjak, Manufacturers’Re-

A. M. D’Eca, building supt. presentatives, Cigarette Manufacturers

Mrs. D. Turner and

Route Courbet; Teleph. 73233;172,Cable

Tobacco dealers—Passage 25a,

Miss Ivy Baviau

Miss M. C. Rangel Ad: Douko

 A232 SHANGHAI

m m n Heath & Co. Nautical Instruments

Doughty & Co., C. J. (Fed. Inc. U.S.A.), James Walker’s Lion Steam and

Contractors for Heating and Sanitary Hydraulic Packing

Installations—30,

21939; Cable Ad: lire nan Road; Teleph. Duest, M. H. R., Consulting Civil Eng-

Doughtyco ineer—745, Yu Yuen Road; Teleph.

^ ® I)owns « sung 21656; Cable Ad: Durst

Downs, Drs. N. L. & W. H., Dental Sur- Durvar Varnish Works—Lane 271, Nl2,

geons—Yangtsze Insurance Building, 26, Hankow Road; Teleph. 94766

TheDr.Bund;N. L. Teleph.

Downs 13029; P.O. Box 380 DyeRoad; & Indigo Merchants—301, Canton

Dr. W. H. Downs Teleph. 90255

fpf »|v£ Hung shin Eagle Drug Co., Fed. Inc., U.S.A.

Du Pont de Nemours and Co., Inc., —639, Pharmaceut ical and Dispensing Chemist

E. I., Indigo, Dyes and Chemicals Szechuen Rd. : Teleph. 17097;

—51, Canton Road; Telephs. 19509 Cable Ad: Pu red rugs

and 50588 (Godown); P.O. Box 393; mmm•

Cable Ad: Dupontdyes Ying kwoh ying lih chiu kang chang

F. A. M. Noelting, eh.d., director of

sales for China

W. J. P. Calder, manager Eagle and Globe Steel Co., Ltd.,

Lessner Steel

of Steel, Files,Sheffield,

Works, Manufacturers

Saws, Hammers, Picks,

'Miss I. Lessner | Miss L. Marco Mining and Railway Tools, etc.—34,

Duncan & Co., Building and Material 425; Cable Ad: Dannemora P.O. Box

Museum Road; Teleph. 11921;

Merchants — Hamilton House, 170, H.L.Brian Bates, manager for Far East

KiangseAd:Road; StruanTeleph. 13544 (3 lines);

Cable

R. V. Yarrow A. M. Sequeira A. Wright,

Green assist,

| V. mgr.

V. Fasciato

L M. Loh K. Z. Doo Capt. T. T. Chen, Chinese manager

Sole Buying Agents in Honqltong and

1.I.M.T.H.N.Lok

Kerr-Cross A.J. \).C. S/.e

Anthony M. L. Harrison

Chen China for

High Speed Steel Alloys, Ld., Widnes

Dunlop, Ltd., W. & C. (Bradford and England. Buyers of Wolfram,Ferro

Manchester), WoollenYuenand Cotton Piece Manganese, Ferro-Chrome, etc., Ore

Goods, Yarns—185, Ming Yuen Refiners

Road; Teleph. 19456; P.O. Box 453; Sole Agents for

Cable Ad : Solway Ward, Thos.W.,Ld.,Light

Sheffield. Second-

NormanMachinery,

hand Railway,

W. Key worth, tech, repres.etc.

fT lfc ^ # it $5 @ East Asia Industrial Co., Ltd. — 46,

I ing kuo ton loh po c’ pe chong

Dunlop Rubber Co. (China), Ltd. — 89, Cherry Terrace, Scott Rd.; Teleph. 46795

Foochow Road;

Box 394; Cable Ad: Pneumatic Teleph. 13413; P. O. Pow lung

East Asiatic Co., Ltd., The, General

^ Who. tah Merchants

Rd.; Teleph. 10432; P. O. BoxCanton

& Ship Owners—17, 1493;

Dunn & Co., Walter, Ship Chandlers, Cable Ad: Orient. LondonOwnOffice: 158,

Scientific Book and Nautical

ment Sellers —569, Szechuen Road; Bangkok, Instru- Fenchurch Street, E.C.; Offices:

Teleph. 10805; Cable Ad: Walterdunn Singapore, Shanghai, Tsing-

Chen Pao Shu,assistant

managermanager tao,

Dairen,Weihaiwei, Hankow, Durban,

Harbin, Vladivostock, Harbin,

W. Hanson, Johannesburg, Seattle, San Francisco,

Agents for: Madras, Santiago de Chile, Capetown,

Chinese ife British Admiralty Charts, Dar-es-Salaam, Kuala Lumpur, Penang,

A.&G.Nautical

Thornton, Ltd. DrawingBooksMa- Rangoon, Calcutta, Vizagapatam,

Cocanada, Pondicherry, Cuddalore,

terials and Instruments Negapatam

 SHANGHAI

A. Brondal, manager ipa ^ Pao Using

G. Halberg

1M. Jacobsen I Mrs. L. O. M. EasternAgents:

Insurance Office, Insurance

Fire, Marine and MotorCar —

C. Waener l d’Aauino 390, Nanking Road; Telephs. 95546 and

S. Heiberg I Mrs. Y. A. dos 95562; Cable Ad: Eastino

F.C. Marques | Remedies Yu Tsu Ting, partner

Agents: S. S. Ziar do.

Steamship Company Orient, Ltd. Agents for

Copenhagen Samarang Sea & Fire Insce. Co., Ld.

■East Asiatic Petkoltum Co.—299, Sze- ^ 1$ &hih pao

chuen Road; Teleph. 17530 “Eastern Times,” "Chinese Daily News-

East Cht^a Coal Mining Co.—33, Sze- Teleph. 92693;Office:

paper—Head 302, Hankow Road;

P.O. Box 396; Cable Ad:

chuen Road; Telephs. 15253 and 15993 2514

East China Sporting Goods Co.. Ltd.— ?T §E fw Sing chee hang

583, Bubbling Well Road; Teleph. Eastern

■ 30232; Cable Ad: Easporting Trading Co., Ltd., Importers,

Exporters & General Merchants—162,

Canton

Eastern Asia Architects & Engineers 14367; P.O. Road; Telephs. 10814 and

—131, Museum Road; Teleph. 12392 Box 411; Cable Ad:

Terntra; All usual Codes

Eastern China Electric Supply Co.—

137a, East Broadway; Teleph. 50433 Y. 0. Woo, managing

C. C. Todd, director director

K.D.E. Barat

Newman, do.

Eastern and Australian Steamship

Co. — 17, Canton Road; Teleph.

11428 (see Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Easternm Underwriters, m Lee shivg

Insurance

Co.) Agents: Fire, Marine and Motor Car—

Eastern China Engineering Co., Ltd. 390, 95195 Nanking

and 95196; Road,

Cable Telephs.

Ad: 95562,

indemnity

—260, Avenue Edward VII; Teleph. Jas. A. Gyay, partner

16783 W. S. Lonborg, do.

Agents Jor

i Eastern Coal Co.—689, Avenue Road : Atlas Assurance

Reinsurance Co., Ld.

| Teleph. 30287; Cable Ad : Eastern CopenhagenCompany “ Rossia ” of

| Eastern Engineering Works, Ltd.— ysj fjij Eo dale hung sze

|I tors,

Shipbuilders. Engineers,Yuen

Well Borers—149, Contrac-

Ming

• Yuen Road, Teleph. 15603; Cable Ad: Eastman Manufacturers Kodak of allGo. (S’hai. Branch),

Photographic Goods

I Yu lea,

j) J. Turner, m.i.n.a., m.i.m.e., mang. dir. Motion Picture Film — Supplies

and Accessories, X-Ray Main and

Office:

|Eastern Exchange, Financiers, Land Office Rochester, N.Y., U.S A. Distributing

for China

! and Estate Agents — 220. Sassoon Yuen Ming Yuen Rd.; Telephs. 15309-10 and Hongkong: 24,

V House; Teleph. 18886;

1545; Cable Ld: Istex P.O. Box (Private Exchange); P.O. Box 591; Cable

Ad:R. Kodak and 1169

E. O’Bolger, (Chinese)

manager

ijj & m * L.M. L.C. Farnsworth,

Reid assist mgr.

BIEastern Extension, Australasia and A.F. Grandi

Ruf I| Mrs. M.

l|| China Telegraph Co., Ltd.—34, Av.

U Edward VII; Teleph. 11233; P.O. Miss H. L.Heyenga

Prince

Box 412; Cable Ad: Eastern F. R. Diebold | Miss F. Boyack

Ebert & Road; Co., J.,Teleph.

Export10496;

Merchants—60,

^Eastern Ice Manufacturing Co., Ltd. .Tinkee Ebertexpot

Cable Ad:

- —521, Chining Road; Teleph. 50566

A234 SHANGHAI

Economic Transport & Lighter Co., Institute Technique Franco-Chin-

oise—1195, Rue Lafayette; Teleph.

Ltd., Customs Brokers, Transport- 72331

ing Contractors and Forwarding

Agents—150, Kiukiang Road, 3rd Home Study Institute—526, Ningpo-

floor; P.O. Box 1606; Telephs. 11874 Road; Teleph. 53290

(Managers), 14474 & 13807 (General);

•Cable Ad : Rivulet

E. Brook, director & gen. mgr. *!£ J|§ 1§1 fH Mang t'ung hsiao Vang

Y. L. Shen, dir. & Chinese mgr.

King Shun-shih, director

G. M. Aronovsky, operating Institution

D.superintendent for the Chinese Blind—

290, Hungjao Road; Teleph. 29569

K. H. Loh (trucking dept.)

T. S. Chen (customs & shipping it ^ ® ® 3§

dept.) Van ho yee zerh hok dong

Z. A. Chang (highter dept.) International Correspondence:

Schools—132, Nanking Road; Teleph.

^ & 7K n fj ^ 11927; P.O.

tertext: Codes:BoxW.U.

11; 5-letters

Cable Ad: In-

Yih li chi say kuncf sze

Eddie Aerated Water Co., Manufac-

turers of Aerated Waters—Factory: Kaiser Wilhelm Schule—1, Great

1568, Ward Road: Teleph. 50372; Office: Western Road; Teleph. 21936

74. Broadway; Teleph. 40175; Cable Dr. Dietrich Weber, headmaster

Ad: Eddie

Eddie & Co., C., General Storekeepers, Lewis’

Cookery,IdealThe—410,

SchoolSzechuen

of Electric

Road,

Ship Chandlers and Navv Contractors

—74 and 76. Broadway; Teleph. 40175; 2nd floor; Teleph. 14396

Cable Ad: Eddie Mrs. J. M. Lewis, proprietress

McTyeire School (Methodist Epis-

EDUCATIONAL copal Mission)—1113, Edinburgh

Road; Teleph. 20800; Cable Ad:

fj| ftf :$?• Ying hwa Shu lewan McTyeire

Anglo-Chinese School (Church

sionary Society)—214, Range Road, Mis- it

Teleph. 41227 Nan yang ying wen ya yao

Nanyang Institute—67, Pa Kee Bridge,

^ * B IS Tchen Tan Ta Hio Great East Gate

Aurora University—223, Avenue Du- Loo-ching Yen, acting president

bail; Teleph. 80638 Kwoh-ching Yen, acting secy, j

^ ll -/c Ta Le pa-tang Nieh Chih{seeKuei

Chinese underPublic School

Municipal for

Council);

Cathedral School (British)—219,

Kiukiang Road Polytechnic Public School' for

Rev. E. K. Quick, m.a., head- Chinese—(Nee under Municipal

master Council)

Cathedral Girls’ School (British)— Public School for Boys—{See under

425, Avenue Haig; Teleph. 73121 Municipal Council)

!<| Jeu sz ho tang Public School for Chinese—(Nee

Ellis Kadoorie Public School—(Nee under Municipal Council)

under Municipal Council)

Great Public School for Girls—(Nee un-

Road;China

Teleph.University—81,

20700 Jessfield der Municipal Council)

 SHANGHAI A235

& & ^ ft n w m Representative

—Right Rev. of R.Trustees

F. Graves, ind.d.China:

Remington tan Uz yueh dong Officers of Administration

Kemington Typewriter School, Ins- University

truction in Typewriting, Shorthand, F. L. Hawks Pott, l.h.r. (Columb.),

Book-keeping, English and Commer- B.D. (Gen. Theo.Sem.),

cial

Teleph,Subjects

17733 — 210, Kiukiang Boad; and Fdin.), s.t.d. d.d.(Columb.),

(Trinity

S. C.f.c.i.,

Potter, f.r.econ.8., e.f.t.com., president

principal Wm. Z. L. Sung, b.a. (St. John’s),

Miss Cock, m.c.i., vice-principal m.a. (Columb.), vice-president

Miss Greiss, secty. to principal M. P. Walker, m.e. (Stevens Inst.),

Y. S. Kong treasurer

Mrs. Linde O. Z. Li, b.a. (St. John’s), secretary

K. L. Dzung, president’s secy.

Russian School, First-College of C. Y. Tseu, bursar

Modern Sciences—27, Yulin Road Y. S. Chin, assist, bursar

K. T. Feng, Chinese secretary

^ H iff _L School of Arts and Science

Wm. Z. L. Sung, b.a. (St. John’s),

Shang hai mei kuo hsoh hsiao m.a. (Columbia), dean

Shanghai American School—10, Ave. M.registrar

E. Yotaw, b.j., m.a., (Missouri),

Petain; Teleph. 70199; Cable Ad: Z. K. Sze, assist, registrar and

Amerschool secretary to dean

Henry H.McAfee,

Kenneth Welles, Vice-Principal

principal K. T. Feng, Chinese secretary

Mrs. M. C. Speers, home mgr. School of Theology

Miss B. Smith, registrar J. W. Nichols, B.A., M.A., D.D.

Alfred J. Astley, business manager (Trinity), professor of theology &

new testament

Shanghai Business College, The— School of Civil Engineering

210, Kiukiang Road; Teleph. J. A. Ely, c.e. (Princeton), dean

17733; P.O. Box 3SX) School of Medicine

S. f.c.i..

C. Potter, f.r.econ.s., f.f.t.co.m.,

principal Pennsylvania Medical School being

Miss Cock, m.c.i., vice-principal the

John’sMedical Department

University of St.

Y.MissS. Greiss,

Kong secy, to do. J. C.(Pennsylvania),

McCracken, m.a., m.d.,

f.a.o.s., dean d.so.,

Mrs. Linde Miss A. Lamberton, secretary

Shanghai Middle School

mour Road;Jewish Teleph.School—554,

35243 Sey- J. R. Norton, m.a., headmaster

V.

Miss M. Solomon, headmistress of faculty b.a., English secretary

K. Yang,

St.edFrancis Xavier’s College, conduct- Leefaculty

Zung, b.a., Chinese secretary

by Marist Brothers—281, Nanzing Tinam W. Loo, b.a., registrar

Road; Teleph. 40712; Cable Ad: Marist

St. John’s Y. M. C. A. School —

m m m 181, Jessfield Road; Teleph. 20230

Sheng yoh han ta hsio

, St. John’s University (American St.LaneStephen’s HO.Tsu,

House

Evening School—

No. .9; 7 e eph. 4C284

l Church Mission)—188-190, Jessfield P. N. principal

; Road; Telephs. 20603 (College),

I1 20604 (Middle School), 20574 (Pre- Tung Wen College—100, Hungjao

sident’s Office), 20717 (Dean’s Road; Teleph. 70147; P.O. Box

| Office) ; Cable Ad : Amchumiss 923; Cable Ad : Tungwen

Trustees—The Department of Foreign Thomas Hanbury

Missions

the of the National

Protestant EpiscopalCouncil

Churchof and Girls {see Schools for Boys

under Municipal

|_ in the United States of America Council)

A236 SHANGHAI

% ^ % ft m m & m @

University of Shanghai (Shanghai

College)—771, Chung Rung Road ; Zi-ka-wei ZiSt. v'Ignatius ei leung ho

College

Telephs. 50012 and 50013; Cable Rev. E. Beauce, S.J., rector

Ad : Colsem Rev. L. Tsang, s.j., prefect

H. C. E. Liu, ph.d., president

T. K. Van, b.a,, m.a., dean

T. C. Ban, ph.d.’, dean of theo. -t ® w Yoh yeng daong

seminary

J. B. Hipps, M.A., TH.M., S.T.M., Zi-KaWei-T’ou-SLWL

Teleph. West 70301

Orphanage—

assoc, dean of theo. sem.

Howson IjCc, ph.d., principal of

Mid. School

Mrs. 'C. C. Chen, dean of v/omen Edwards,]r§Einar,<[5PaperHong mo

Makers’ Agent

Dr. S. C. Wang, college physi- and General Importer—114, Kiangse

cian Road; Teleph. 10991; Cable Ad: Einarius

Dr. D. G. Lai, consultant

H. M. Shen, prin. of elementary if ^ ^

school

E. Kelhofer, m.a., business mgr. Egal —25,

& Co., Importers of French Products

Rue Chu PaO San; Teleph. 85209;.

and treasurer

Faculty. College-S. S. Beath, Cable Ad: Egalimport

Mrs. S. S. Beath, Mrs. F. Booth,

Miss R. Bugbee, Miss J. Byrd, ^ m Me-ih

Mrs. G. A. Carver, C. M. Chao,

C. C. Chen, Miss S. D. Djansr, Ehlers & Co., A.—264, Kiangse Road ;

V. Hanson. Mrs. Y. Hanson, J. Cable Ad:16953

Telephs. Ehlersand 43183; P.O. Box 426;

B. Hipps, Mr« J. B. Hipps, C. R.C.Brill, partner

L. Huang. H. ^uizioga, E. J. Dupuy, do.

Kelhofer, Mrs. E. Kelhofer, G. Alfes, signs per pro.

Miss E. Knabe, Mrs. D. G. Lai,

fDr. Su-cben Wang), H. D.

Lamson, Mrs. H. D. Lamson, T. Eickhoff M m Etai

& Co., General Importers and

E. Lew, T. G. Ling, T. L. Ling,

S. Liu. K. F. Lum. Mrs. H. A. Exporters—451, Kiangse Road: Telephs.-

13637; Cable Ad: Erbmohit and Chinese-

Nadeidin. Miss M. B. Olive, 0091

Miss H. J. Plowden, J. Podush- E. W. Eickhoff

ka, G. Potent, Miss M. S. Ren,

Miss L. Thomason,

C. Tsui, T. K. Van, R. Tseng,

P. C.C. Ei-Kwa & Co., Importers and Exporters—

Vaughn, T. K. Wang. T. S. lines; 115, Kiangse Road ; Telephs. 11204 (3

Wang, C. H. Westbrook, F. J. P.O. Box 224; Cable Ad : Eikwa-

White, Mrs. J.F. H..1 Wiley,

Wiley, Mrs. White, C.J. H.

H. ss » Is m m

Wong. Miss L O. Wong, Y. F. Ying wah hen sze hu

Wu, S. Vui. T. W. Zee. Eikwa Kenshibu, Exporters of Waste

Faculty, Middle School—C. S. Silk and Cocoons—873, Soochow Road;

Chen, R. S. Chen. Y. P. Chen, Teleph. 91243: P.O; Box 224; Cable Ad:

D. H. Djang, R. T Duan, S. J. Eikwa Kenshibu

Goddard. Y. S. Hsung. C. G.

Hung. Miss A. Root ^also secre- ^ jH Mei ton

tary to nresidentV H. C. Sie, Eisler. Reeves, Murphy, Inc., Naval

Miss O. Surh, Y. P. Tao. P 1^ Architects, Consulting Engineers,

Wane, F. T W . T. S. Wu. G.

W. Yann. Y. R.u Yang. L, Yao. Marine and Cargo Surveyors — 51,

D. H. Ying, G. A. Carver and Ads: Record and Seaworthy ; Cable

Canton Road ; Teleph. 16817

G. C. Stockton C. Reeves, managing director

Faculty,

C Han, Elementary

H. M. Rheu.School—K.

Mrs. H. Agencies

M. Shen and T. C. Liu British Corporation

ping and Aircraft Register of Ship-

 SHANGHAI A237

Eiwa Yok-o, Importers anrl Exporters—86, Elias; R. H., Broker and Commissipp

Canton Rd.; Teleph. 12774; P.O. Box 420 Agent—16, Central Road; Teleph.

10309

H Vee. Chong

Ekman Foreign Agencies, Ltd., Elite Butchery Co.—636-8, Avenue

Joffre; Teleph. 70404

The,

—170, Importers

Kiangse and

Road;Steamship

Teleph; Agents

11330;

Cable Ad: Ekmans and Bearings Elizalde & Co., Manila Rope Manu-

W. von Normann, manager facturers—28, The Bund; Teleph.

R. Rringert, M;E. 10659; Cable Ad : Elizalde

E. Br tin din, m.e.

O. Jonsson, e.e. :

Elleh Construction Co.—19, Yuen

A. Norrby (shipping) Ming;; Yuep Ro.ad; Teleph. 11835

J.M. Guterres.

Miss J. Farquharson Ellis,: T. & Co., Merchants and Com-

Miss E. Eardley mission Agents—112, Szechuen Road;

Eejjresetiting: Teleph. 94233, Cable Ad: Tomellco

Ekman &; Co., A. B., Gothenburg

Paper Pulp, Iron Steel and

Swedish Products in general m & oiii m -k s n %

Swedish East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Ellis & Hays—137, Peking Road; Teleph.

Gothenburg - 15129 (2 lines); Cable Ad: Francellis

Steamship- Service between Arthur Montagu Pieston, solicitor

Sweden and Eg r Egst Hugh Arthur Reeks, • Bgrrister-at-

L. M. Ericsson Telephone Co., law

Stockholm C. C. Chang

Telephones, Switchboards and Miss M. Faithful

Line Material

SKF Ball Bearing Co., Gothen-

burg

Ball and Roller Bearinp-s, Elliston & Co., General Merchants,

Split Pulleys A Lineshaft- Import Yuen Road:and Export—!89,

Teleph. 15317;Yuen

P.O.Ming

Box

ing Accessaries 453;E. Cable Ad: Keechong

A.B. Atlas Diesel, Stockholm S. Ellistoiv

Diesel Engines J. Miss

R. Hooley

A.B. Pentaverkeh. Skofde M. Bojesen

Gasoline fr"'Kerosene Engines E. A. I)e Garcia | P. S. Tipple

A.B. Pumm'ndustri, Gothenburg

A.B Centrifugal PumpsSweden

Elektromekano, m $

Electric Machinery ElmSanitation—267,

& Co., Ltd., Wei Heating,

Hai WeiVentilation,

Road and

W ^ ^l] E li po tee 36, Jinkee Road; Teleph. 30801;; Cable

Elbaroidertes, Manufacturers and Re- Ad: Elmco

tailers of Decorative Art. Linens. Lace

and Handkerchiefs—^101, Nanking Road; S 5c An si tuck

Teleph.

Elbasha18261; P.O. Box 1537; Cable Ad: Elster, Vienna),Dr. Specialist

Med. K., mind. Urinary;

(UniversitySkinof

Elbrook, Inc., Importers. Exporters, and MedicalCollege

Cosmetic; Lecturer at the

Manufacturers

Peking and Engineers

Rond; Telenh. — 156, graduate School of Medicine —Post*

12552; P.O.Box

Dah-hwa and Shanghai

170j

303; Cable Ad: Koorble Kiangse Road; Teleph. 13417

^ ^ S Wei lah lcung sze Embassy Theatre—’t42,

Road; Teleph. 31-985 Bubbling Well

Electric Service Corporationt (Fed. Emens

Inc. U.S.A.), Battery Service Station,

Radio Apparatus and Suppliesr—20, 60,

Nanking.Road; Teleph, 11315 Box Jinkee

246; CaWeRoad:Ad:T.deph.

Emensco12782; PC).

A19

A SHANGHAI

Empire Theatre — 85, Avenue JofTre;

Teteph. 81062 ^ -k™naR

Erzinger Co.—18, The Bund; Teleph.

Employers’ Federation—(See Assocns.) 15236 (2 lines) 108"4

Departments; Private.(Exchange

(Silk < ffi e), to10881

all

(Silk Godown), 10898 (Waste Silk

Pao yue Godown), 10886 and 10757 (Insurance

Employers’ Liability Assurance Corpn,, Compradore); P.O. Box 399;. Cable Ad:

Ltd. — Sassoon House (3rd floor), The Octagon Th. Erzinger

Bund; Teleph. 11430; Cable Ad: Barrimon J. Gut, signs per pro.

v] & m % ® a S. F. Erkku | P. Baldesberger

Pa si ha fee bung sze Agents for

Empreza Rrasileira de Cafe, (Brazilian Maritime Insurance Co., Ld. Liver-

Coffee Emporium)Avenue

Coffee-loffre

and Teleph.

Cocoa pool. JIarine

Merchants—433, Eskelund, Dr. N., Dentist—2. Peking

83172; Cable Joffre

636-8, Avenue Ad: Brasileira. Branch: Road (Rooni 518); Teleph. 19407

C. Mrs.

A. Pereira, manager

S. Correa, cashier

Chen Chia Chi, acct. ‘ Essig,

Road; Teleph. 18564; P.O. BoxCanton

Emile, Silk Exporter—17, 1156;

Chen Yu Ken, salesman Cable Ad: Essigsilk

Wong Kwai Down

± tM m W H Tmi(J 6hon'J T

Engel, Dr. Desiderius, Surgeon and Esso Co.,Id]Manufacturers,

Orthopedist—Office & Residence: 2a, Nets and Mercerised Carpets—452, Export Hair

Great Western Road Kiangse Road ; Teleph. 12170; Cable Ad:

Engineering Society of China (See Kssoco ) ; . ■ / J /!>

Associations) Eurasia AviatioST Co.—0'7? Jinfeee Road;

Englaender, Dr. A. L., Physician & Teleph. 11785

Radiologist (X Rays)—83, Peking Eoropean-AsiATiq. Trading Co. — 190,

Road; Teleph. 12625 Kiukiang Road; Telep.h, 12794

Ying shang ho tai_yen yn hsien hung sze Evan1Jones, Dr., Dental Snrgeoii—Ezja

Enterprise Tobacco, Co., Ltd., To- Building, 73, Nanking 'Road? Teleph.

bacco Manufacturers—6, iSoochow 16524

Road; Teleph. 13482 Tjf . ^ r,.JE i%n se

Directors—Sip Hugo Robert

Bart. (Chairman), Ounliffe-Owen,

Bailey,

L. G. Cousins, A. L. Dickson, C. E. Evans & Sons, Ltd., Edward, Business

Harber, Brig -General E. B. Mac- Equippers: Wholesale . and Retail

navhten, Sand

tationers and, .Booksellers, Edandu cational

son and E.c.m.c., D:S.o.\ H. E. Parkin-

S. Savage Laboratory

ing, etc.,—200, Equipment

Kiufeiang Roitd; Print-

Teleph.

0. C. Newson, f.c.i.s., secretary ! 15015; P. O. Box 970; Cable Ad:

K. McKeLde, assist. do; Education. Branchmanaging

at Tientsin

Epargne Fp.a NCO-CniNoiSE^(SVe Banks) .JosephR.J.Leifao,

Evans, anddirector

Equitable Trading Co.—25, Rue du 1 C.M. Y.F. Sung, assist,director

director secy.

Consulat; Telcph. 15280 E. A. Barr LMrs. A. Kildh ?

G.K. C.Roberts

Welsford' I| Miss

Mrs. Munro-Smith.

'tfllieim'

Erdmann

Soerabajak Stricken, Batavia, Sernarang,

((Java), Exporters of Java , S. L. Finelivni,! Walter , .

Sugar—China Repres: 20, Kiukian'g Rd.;

Teleph. 16737; Cable Ad: Javasugar Ever Light Lamp FAcTORY^Lane ' 577,

R. E. Waetjen, China repres., 159, Connaught Road; (.fete^hi 94^86■ ■

 SHANGHAI

i

E-Z jng .Chong...A.--Co.,

^Hardware Merchants —- 273, MetalBroad-and

Cable Ad: Leverett wayTel epK. 42i€Q.

L. F.vercft, nresfaent Et s. x ^ a * ± t« s

William P. Hunt, vice-president Ee voh

G. P. Prndford^ do. •

Vincent- L. Xavier, ’accOunfant

Agencies •Faber, S. E., Cdnsnltirig Civil En-

Aiperican biulf:< )riep;i Line' (Lykt gineer —12, The Bmid; Teleph.

.Bros., Binley S.S. Co., t.d.) 10723; Cable Ad : Pehikbn

. Tilnited ^t#'es fe'tLla^e1 A’ssddiatihn'Iric. S.. E. FaBer”" A.F.c., i:.sc. (L.md.),

1 a.c.‘G;i., P.i.h.C m. inst. p.E., ai.i.

STRUCT: E./A.M.AAi. SoC’fc.E,

m m a n % :ffi!

E too lanelieq tae 'ztin •|H §S _ .-Mei ; ' ■

Ewo Cold Storage, Oo—WQP.s'Yangtsze- FAGtAN* Tnsulatibn &■ Coi.Spedialists,

Lt'o., Buildirtg .-Supplies,

Asbesios Pro-

ppo,Road; Telenbs.,50071-2

Jardine, Mathesnn

Provisions, Hardware ’and’ Sun-

K.M. Xash 1 R.J^elson dries—261, KialrfgSe Rd.;' Telephs. 18020

(3. L. AfathevvK>1 ALGoldlSrg

J-.M- Bear . ' : • I J, Creighton ■. and

Kasfag 18029;

: 1 BO: Box '592;; KlStljle Ad:

'L . ' manager

E. A. Meyerink; •' '' : ■ • . •

® m % m # $ fH tfi n & M. Sternberg, asst, do; :

Ewo ho so is’dfig yu hsieri hun’tf'sze E.H.DiLinde, secretary • R. T. Sampson

Eichholtz

Ewo Cotton Milts, Ltd. (Jardine. V. T. S. Gordon A.Miss A. SolnkoR

.Matheson

—#7, Tin: Bund;Teiepli. 15290

. A. C. Nicolachis' • f D,-Dfe’C^Sier

J. Lyle T.

.. R. ,(1. Woo; .eompradore

0 & ft m ® Agents for:

-j. , E Wfi t‘i)i nou ckong Br(Billiard

u ns wick - Bal ke -Col

Tables' lender C°.Alleys

, . Bowling

Ewo Rre^s PAORtyrt Co. and Equi'prbehfs)

•lardine, Matheson SdCkP, Ltd., pro- ; Cplntex (Insulating Contpany, The ., Boards)

and Acdoustic , (., ‘

prietors; 912, North ' Sobchon- Certain-teed

Road : Teleph. 41440 ‘

G. E. O. Mayne, maiia^er '' (Roofing and Wallboard) tM

Prddhets Gorporati'

J. L. Koo, cdhi^radore Itisulite Products C6: ’ • , ; '

(InsuliteNairn'<£'Co.,

Michael Mastic'FlPoring) Ltd.

Exchange Bank of China—{See Banks) , '(Linoleum)

Exchange Brokers’ Association — Mundet

(Corkboard,

(See Associations) FoundationCorktile.and Cork) Machinery

Newalls Insulation CbL ■

'Exhibitors’ Film Exchange of China (Insulation and Accoustical Mater-

—25, Jinkee Road; Teleph. 132S4; :

' '• ' ' ■

ials);.lointlYss Firebrick.Co.

Plibricb

Cable Ad : Efilms (Furnace Lining)

Exporters’ AESdctATioN or Shanghai Richards Tiles Ltd.

' ' —” Assbciatipns^' (Wall and Floor tiles) r

Schlage

(LocksLock)Co, && Hardware)

Express Vttlc^ntztng V’TXre .Co.—351,

Avenue Eoch; Teleph. Ti72G Spalding

(Sporting qs.» LCtf., , A. ,C.•

IljCoods)

^ rOt Sivjj Hhif. Societe LTnvulnerabile

(Rolling Shutters)

Ezra

(Dyestuffs) Ultramarine

!c • / Co.• ■

Commission

14, Kiukiang AgentsEzra

Road; ; Buildings,

Telephs. 10981, Toch Brothers Ine. '

and 12094; Cabl^ Ad: Isaac (Paint

Mrs. Edward Ezra | Gbpil Ezra pounds)and Waterproofing Com-

*A19

A240 SHANGHAI

Fah Doox Enhin-kerino Works — D557, Far Eastern Insurance Co, Ltd. Fire

Connaught Road; Teleph. 20803 and

ing 26,Marine—Yangtsze

The Bund; Teleph. Insurance

12981 Build-

ffi b i? fnfi m m m % m G. G. Franklin, general manager

Pan wen chan chm cheo se aue wu so Far Eastern Mercantile Co. —167,

Fan,

110,Robert,

SzechuenArchitect

Road; and Engineer—

Teleph. 19305; Market Street; Teleph. 52079

Cable Ad: Rofan

Robert Fan, b.s.b, arch. 111 it Yuan'tunc shih pao

Far East Aviation.Co., Ltd., Aircraft “Far Eastern Review,” Monthly Review

and Material Specialist-—c/o Boyd ofbuilding, Engineering,Finance,Mines, Railways,

etc.—24, Ship-

The Bund;

& Co., Ltd.; P.O. Box 689; Cable Teleph. 14069; P.O. Box 115:8; Cable

Ad : Ariel Ad:G. Far view

Far East Oxygen & Acetylene Co., B, Rea., publisher

Ltd., The (S.OA.E.O.), .Manufacturers C. E.J. E.Laval, editor| J. P. Fan, secretary

Wilson

and Dealers in Oxygen, Dissolved

Acetylene and Carbonic Acid Gases;

Welding Materials, Blowpipes, Calcium

Carbide for Sale—Office and Factory. m m m it

200, Route de Zikawei; Teleph. 80064; Far Eastern Yuen bang eking chih so-

Cable Ad: Oxygene Sanitary

Vacuum House Cleaning, Fumigating, Co., Specialists

Far Eastern Bank of Harbin — (Nee ing, Disinfecting, Floor Waxing and Polish-

Banks) washing, Renovating, . Painting, White-

IE 1^ ^ it Woo zung far Szechueiri and RoadGeneral

(CentralContractors—341,

Arcade);Teleph.

12156: P.O.

Far Eastern Butchery — 624, Avenue Branch Offices: Hankow, Box 1173; CableNanking

Ad: Fesco.

and

Joffre; Teleph. 72291 Tsingtao.

FarCanton

Eastern Adjusters,

Road; Teleph. 11423 Ltd.—140, % mm

Far Eastern Auto Agents—-289, Che- Fashion fitters Co., Drapers,

and Ltd., Tailors, Ladies’

&c.—559, Out-

Nanking

kiang Road; Teleph. 90590 Road; Teleph. 94943; Cable Ad:

Far Eastern Coal Briquettes Co.—940, Thefashco

T. C. Zia, managing director

Honan Road; Teleph. 13227 C. P. Leung, manager

Far Eastern Credit Co.—568, Avenue Fein, Aaron. Estab. 1914, Dry Goods

Joffre; Teleph. 83329 Store, and.Wholesale' - and Retail, Dealers,

Far Eastern News Agency—120, Avenue Shirts Main Store: Underwear

893, Ave.Manufacturers—

Joffre; Teleph.

Dubail; Teleph. 81077 70365; Szechuen

Cable Ad:Road; Arfein,Tfeleph

Branch:851,

Far Eastern Import & Export Co., North Aaron Fein, proprietor

40.683

Import, Export, Engineering and

Distillery — 751, Avenue du Roi Felgate & Co., R. H., Painting, Decorating,

Albert; Teleph. 71207 ; P.O. Box 1008 Wall Paper, Floor Finishers—22, Nan-

M. Kantzler, manager king Road: Teleph. 16674

I. Shimko, mgr. (engr. dept.) R. H. Felgate, proprietor

Preprietovs of: Mrs. M. B. Barr, secretary

The'Farimex Distilling Works

Manufacturers of : Ferrostaal

Pure Grain Rectified Alcohol

Absolute Alcohol Material —A.G., Iron-SteelandandShanghai

Hongkong Railway

Technical Alcohol

Distilled Water Teleph. 11272; Cable Ad: FerrostaalRoad;

Bank Buildinsr, 1, Foochow

R. H.Otte,

North general manager

Vodka “Snop”

Vodka “Polianka” G. Kullmann

 SHANGHAI A241

tt S Sit # * T JB <6 First Fidelity Insurance Co., Ltd.—40,

Yu ne lean ta tin sz kung kwan Ningpo Road; Teleph. 15876

Fessenden & Holcomb—138, Kiukiang T. T. Chwang, director

Road; Teleph. 12936; Cable Ad: Y. P. Chen, do.

Barfields T. P. Yang, do.

K. C. Wu, dir. and gen. mgr.

L.C. Fang, accountant

Fette Peiping Rugs, Dealers in Chinese Fisk Tire Export Co., Ltd., The, Motor

Handmade Rugs—49, Nanking Rd.; car Tires. Tubes and Accessories—451,

Teleph. 14212; Cable Ad: Fette Kiangse Road,' Teleph. 15156; P.O, Box

406;

StandardCableandAd:Private

Ironsons; Codes: all

m m $1 *

“Finance & Commerce,”

Review devoted to the Commercial A Weekly a » Tung lee '

and Economic Development of Asia— Fittkau, H., Architecture, Engineering

Real Estate and Insurance—131,

320, Szechuen

Cable Ad: Finance Road; Teleph. 12279;

O.Miss

T. Breakspear, editor Museum Road; Teleph. 11912: P.O.

L. Stops, manager Box 1317; Cable Ad: Fittwo

A gents for

Directory and Chronicle oF Foan Tar vl & M W

& Co,, Import-Export—51,

China, Japan, Malaya, etc. Canton Road; Teleph. 19866; P.O. Box

1855; Cable Ad: Foantar

Finance, Commerce and Insurance S. K. Kwok, manager

Office, Insurance Agents: Fire and S. Wong

N. Kwok,Shuntreasurer

Ling

Marine—380, Nanking Road; Te- Y. N. Kwok | C. C. Kwok

lephs. 95546 and 95562; Cable Ad:

Eastineo H fM Lee sin

Yu Tsu Ting, partner

Ziar Saiy Sung, do. Follet

Agents for: 4, FrenchCie.,

& H., Teleph.

Bund; General 80270;

Exporters—

P. O.

Century Insurance C«^ Ltd. Box 1495

The Alliance Insurance :Company H. Follet, manager

of Philadelphia

Finnish Association in China—{See Fonciere Tsung ko hen ye di tsai leong ssu

Associations) et Immobiliere de Chine,

5.

Finnish Consulate—(See Consulates) struction of Houses; Supervision &

Management of Estates, Mortgages

—Head Office: 9, Avenue Edward

Fee nae VII; Teleph. 82008

Finocchiaro & Co., G., Monumental Fond Co., Y. S., Exports and Imports,

Sculptors, Importers of Italian Marble

and Scotch Granite Monuments, Woollen Piece Goods—115, Kiangse

Marble Work Contractors—839, North Road; Teleph. 17460; Cable Ad: Fond

Szechuen Road; Teleph. North 41340 Foo An Cotton Mill—280, Peking Road;

G. Minarolo

M. Valtz | Miss Peebles Teleph. 13359

Foo Fong Paper Co.—34, Avenue Edward

Fire Brigade—{See Municipal Coun- VII; Teleph. 90781

cil) FooVII;KeeTeleph.

Paper92036

Co.—34,. Avenue Edward

Firestone Tyre & Rubber Export Co.

—1, Canton Road; Teleph. 18669; Foo Ming & Co.—1a, Kiaochcw Road:

Cable Ad: Firestone Teleph. 34247

■$*00 Shiivg Ltjm:ber .Co.—Avettufe

Edward VII: Tcleph. 93G96 Forster A Co., Ltd., G. P. - 89, Foo-

Fooh Shino Tobacco C<| '((jaiXA), Ltd.— chow ; Road; Teleph. 16964 pP.O. Bex

^Newchwang Road; Telepti. 92873 1562 ; Cable-Ad : Forstereb

Fook Weng & Co., Exporters of Swatow M m & %

and Can-tojp. Laces and. ErnLroideries— Toa dn-sz sze yah

54, Nanking Road; Teleph." 19lOi Foster-McClellan Co.—489, Kiangse

F'oong S^fesG iNDTiSTEiAL ^^Commer- Road; Teleph. 14420; P.O. Box:

cial Developmjent Corporatjon,. In- 1396; Cable Ad: Fluoric

dustrial Enterprises, ' Commercial I).H.Ward-Smith,

L. Bridghr, manager

accountant'^

Agencies, Finance, IrisuBamce, Real L.Mrs.A. I.Mottu

Estate, Trust 'Service and Import & Snead' | P. >Z,-Towg

Export—160, Avenue Edward VII;

Teleph. 11133, Private Excihange to n & ® m~k m w &

all Departments; Cable Ad : Aviator Fou foomj che clie miri fun kung sze

Board of Directors—Edward Y. Fou Foong Flour Mill Co.,. Ltd., Flour

E. Sheng (chairman), James H. Manufacturers— Head Office: 97, Jinlcee

Lee : (managing director), F. EoAd; Teleph.

Hsu, M. K. Woo, i u Tson-ting,

H. Y. Mo, K. C. Chung, Chen sl;an Road; Cable10J54,

Ail: Mill; 25, Mokan-

Eoufooug pr 6508

Chen’g-yu,' Chi Chio-mi, Tsiang

Pao-li, Li Shu-nung FoxRoad;

FilmTeleph-

Fed. Inc:,lo3t)9;

TJ.S.A.—142, Museum.

Shen I-tsing, supervisor

Sun Ching ’Yapg, do. Cable,Ad: Foxfilm , ,P.O. Box 1984;

Charles C. Zee, do. L. Paulson, manager for China,

Y. H.George S Chen, manager

Wu, secretary * Francis, Dr. Robert F.—309,. Hamil-

ton House;( Teleph. .,1.48^4,

Martin. Peng, ^Rief accountant

' Jackteon Chen,-cashier

Y.Chuck S: Li

P. Chai r1 ^ H w

Y. W. Yen Francis, R. E.—97, Jinkee Road; Teh

Tobin Shunn 16591; Cable Ad: Imprimerie

Miss C. Mabas R. E. Francis, agent

Miss Yao Yun-chuan S. F. Mead

K. S. Wang R. A. Bryan, secretary

Foong C. Y. Chen, Chinese mgr.

Road;YuhTeleph.

Rice 51687

Mill Co.—56167, SeWard Chen Ming Shen

Agent for:

Foot Ease Shoe Col—277-9. Hoopeh Waterlow & Sons Limited, Bank

Road ; Teleph. 92055 Note and Security Engravers,

Protective Cheque Specialists,

Ford Hire, Service (Fed. Inc. U.S. A,)— Lithographers and General

Teleph. 30,189 (9 lines) Printers, etc.

Ford Motor Go,, Exports, Inc.—Manu- Franklin & J i Arrington, Attorneys |

facturers and C ou n se 11 o rs- at-Law—149, Yuen j

Office: 244,of Hamilton

Cars. Trucks

House; & , Tractors

Telephs.— Ming Yuen Road; Teleph. 18042 (2:

lines): P.O. Box 952; Cable Ad:

j

3

13100

Wharf, and 131Q9,; Plant: Robert

1.5599 Dollar Advocate

P.O. BoxPdOtung' : Telephsl

1520; Cable Ad: Fo’rdinotor (ex,t.); Cornell S. Franklin

W.T.B.K.Harrington

J. •T.V.M.Crowe, manager

Hhnpnifm I W. .1. Moeller Ting (Chinese lawyer)

E.E. A.A. Reiniger L. Logan Luk, do. ..

Richards I| R.W. E.F. Wildt

Wohlters

Mrs. I. M.E. Remedios,

Mrs. M. Thompson,, secty.

Jdo.

H. Arnold I K. H: Schlager Miss M. C.'McGregor Ho.

P. A. Alonco j Miss I. Ramsey

 SHANGHAI A243

Phaser & Chalmers’Engineering Works, ItS ^ Fuh lai ta

Power Plant, Mining aiid Material Hand- Fuhrmeister & Co., Exporters and

ling Plant Engineers—.p-27, Ningpo Insurance Agents—66, Museum Road;

Road; Teleph.. 1,6825.(3 lilies); Cable Ad: Teleph.M0997; P.O.Box447!;

Genlectric Cable Ad:

TheLd.,General

managingElectric,

agentsCo.in (of China), Europasia

China Fr. Fuhrmeister, partner (Hamburg)

A. Hartmann, do

A.H. Hummel,

Bombach signs| theK.firm Koehnke

T?J ^ Poo hwa hung sze E, H. L. E. Sachs, insce. repres.

Eraser & Co.,Donald—14^, Museum

Road;

DonaldTeleph.

Fraser18202; Cable Ad: Railcar Eukui Yoko, Paper Dealers—48. Szechuen

Raod; Teleph, 17662; P.O. Box 995; Cable

Ad: Fukuiyoko

Fraser Motors, Ltd., Motor Engineers; S. Sagi, manager

Motor Gars and Trucks36, Great Fukusiio & Co/, Ship and Freight

Western Road; Teleph. 21948; Cable Agents—17, Thorne Road: Teleph.

Ad: Erasermoto 42711

Fredericks, J. A., Share and General

Broker—16, Central Road /li H £ ® ± H #

JFei leh se e shan yar cliuTi

French Chamber of Commerce—(See Fulford (Proprietors

Co., G. T., Ltd., of Canada

of Dr.Building,Williams451,Medicine

Chambei's of' Commerce) Co.)—Hong Yue Kiangse

Road; Cable Ad: Fulford

French Chinese Trading Co.—215, Spe- R Perrin McNair, assist, manager

cimen Road; Teleph. 18533 ’ A. D. Box , .

F. M. R. Remedios | Zee Vee. Kong >

H. (iqlien (Singapore).

French Consulate—(See Consulates) C. Roepfer do.

French Ddck—'9, Quai de France; FuiiSTENBKRG^iDR. m m -m m m

Teleph. 82034 I.S-, Specialist in Urin-

apy, Skin apd Internal, Diseases—409,

Hamilton House: Teleph. 10838'

Friedlandkr, Dr. H. R , m.r.c.s. (Bond.), prj Koo h*ih

i lje^c.p. (Eng,),Rooms:

—Corisuiting Physician and Surgeon

3, Peking Road; Furujcaw;a ELEpTitip'(jf©.? Ltd., Importers

Teleph. 15094. Residence: 11, Kinnear ofElectric

CppperWires,

aricl’• Caul#,

Brg^s Bktteries,

/Manufactures,

etc.—

'Road; Teleph; 28030 110, Jinkee Road; Teiepn. 122^0; P.O.

Box 435; Cable Ad:, Furukawa

M, ffi $ {$ .Fg

Erischen, Carl, ’ Import,; Export and

Engipeering

Teleph. 14292;—Avenue

Cable Ad: Edward

Cajofca VII; Fu song hai shang foo tsai pao

C. Erischen hsien hung szu N; ■

Fuso

Ltd., Marine

Fire, and Fire

Marine and Insurance

Transport Co^

In-

Erost, Bland &' Co., Engineers' and surance-*-69, Kiukiang Road; Teleph.

Merchants—33, Szechuen

19404; Cable Ad: Invincible Road;

1 Tfeleph. 13351; Cable Adi Eusokaijo

V J.Lloyd Erost,Bland,

a.m.i.e.e., partner

do. ; ^[] 7^ Rung Ho

Alan Tipple

N. Hasanove .Gabbott & Co., E.Goods—3,

Manufactured R Exporters Rue ofLaguerre;

Art and

Miss % Gaechik Teleph; 81211; Cable.Ad: GabOco

A244 SHANGHAI

Gale Co., The, L. E. (Fed. Inc. U.S.A.), H Wha chong

Importers

Well Road;andCable Exporters—984,

Ad: Gale;Babbling

Codes: Geddes Trading and andDairyExport

Farm Mer-

Go.,

Acme and Avico. Branches at Hankow, Ltd., The, Import

Tientsin, Nanking, Changsha, Chung- chants, Importers of Dairy Produce—

55, Yuen Ming Yuen Road; Teleph.

king

L. E.andGale,Chengtu

president 15500 (3 lines);managing

Cable Ad: Geddes

J. C. Goodson, manager

F. Y. Doo, do. (Chinese) T.T. Cock,

Hunter, director director

E.A.Samson, do. secretary

H. Samson,

Gallop & Co., Fed. Inc., U.S.A., Im- A.F H.C. Artindaie

Leyland | S.Frank C. Luke

porters and Exporters of Office Ching

Utilities, Paper Radio and Food Miss N. Hunter | D. C. Kwei

Supplies, Toilet Products and Glues

—320, Szechuen Rd. ; Teleph. 18864;

P.O. Box 899; Cable Ad: Radiochina

^ & r# ^ ^

Gallop, H. B., Representative—185, Pau Chung fu hsien kung sze

Yuen Ming Yuen Road; P.O. Box General Accident, Fire Ltd. and(withe,

Life

1400; Cable Ad: Gallop Assuraneeorporation,

Representative for : which is incorporated the Bombay Firr

American Paper Exports, Inc. and

EasternMarine Insurance

Branch), Fire, Co., Ltd.)

Personal (Fat

Accident

# M Yuen wo and Sickness, Motor Car, Plate Glass,

Golfers, Householders, etc , Insurance—

Gande, Price, 'Ltd., Wholesale Wine 60, BoxHongkong

305; CableRoad; Teleph. 11603; P.O.

Ad: Gaflac

and Spirit Merchants —5,

Road; Telephs. 15282-3; P.O. Box 308; Peking C. D. Belton, actg. Far Eastern mgr.

Cable W.

K. S.H.Mackenzie

Droogleever

edn. andAd;Bentley’s

Sphinx; Codes: A.B.C. 5th

D. W. Howe

W. J. Gande, managing-director C.M. D.M. Moses

W.

A. W.G.R.M.Mossop,

McBain, director

do. Cohen, jr.

Gande, secretary Mrs.

TangJ.SuiHenderson

Yin, compradore

W. Boanas

R. Donohoe j P. Broacha

Miss A. Lemos

H. J. Kaman | Li Ching Yu Sub-Branch

Singapore:

chambers Hong Kong. Bank

m m & w m m Agents

Gardiner, Dr. W. H., a.b., m.d., c.m., China Realty Op. (Fed., Inc. U.S.A.)-

Physician and Surgeon—Office and Re- Shanghai

sidence: 17, Canton Road; Teleph. 12015; China Finance Corporation Fed. Inc.

Cable Ad: Gardiner James H. Backhouse, Ld., Hongkong

Garland, L.Breeches

A., HighMaker—264,

Class Gentlemen’s Alex.kongRoss & Co." (China), Ld., Hong

Tailor and

Road, 1st floor, Room 106; Teleph. 12059 Kiangse Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Kuala Lumpur

and Ipoh

Gastronome Store—422, East Broad- Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co., Ld.,

way; Teleph. 51250. Singapore and Kuala Lumpur

Diethelm Co., Ld., Bangkok

Denis Freres d’Indochine, Saigon

Gates, Frank, Cotton and Woollen O. E. Vongehr, Inc., Hankow

Piece Goods—Passage 395, 9, Rue China American Trading Corporation,

Frelupt; Teleph.. 71076; Cable Ad: Tientsin

Gates Etablissements

Peiping Arnoult, Tientsin and

OaUNTLETT, E. G,, C.B.E., D.S.O., M.B., B.S., Cornabe, Eckford & Co., Chefoo

f.r.c.S., Surgeon—Hong Kong Bank Y. Yan Ess k Co., Newchwang

Bldg.; Teleph.15048 G. C. F. Russell k Co., Tsingtao

 SHANGHAI A245

Tientsin Branch :

Ying Tcwok tung ymng din che kung sze W. Eadie

O. D. Nicholson

General

China), Electric

Limited, Company

The, Electrical(of Agencies:

Engineers Affiliated with . —

facturers of and ! Contractors,

Electrical Supplies, Manu-

Steam The General Electric Co.. Ltd.,

England and all subsidiary

Turbines, Mining and Electrical Plants; G. E. C. Works in London,

Paints, Varnishes, Leather Belting, etc.

—Office: 23 to 27, NingpoRoad;

16825 (3 lines); Cable Ad: Genlectric. Teleph. Birmingham, Manchester and

Branches: Hongkong and Dairen. Coventry

N. G. Beale, managing direqtor The Express k S. M. :S. Lift

F. H. Shaw, ksslst. manager Co., Ld., London

Electrical Engineering, Power Plant and Pirelli General Cable Works,

Construction Dept. 'Ld,,, Southampton

W. G. Calder | B. Janekan Chamberlain & Hookham, iLd.,

A. Welsby I M. Kocherginsky Birmingham

V. Gunther | T. F. Oo Fetters Ld., Yeovil, England

Mining, Turbo-Power,Plant andGeneral Fraser and Chalmers Engineer-

Eng’ing, Dept., Paints, etc. Works, Erith, Kent

G. A. Clayton Sanderson Bros, and Newbould

L. C. Smith, special representative Ld., Sheffield

Sanderson Bros. & Newbould, Ld. Chas. A. Schieren Company,

G.M.Buchhof, special representative New York

Chas. A. Schieren Co. Ransomes and Rapier, Ld., Ips-

E. R. MacDermpt, special repre- wich, England

J. sentative,

Mordecai RansomesI C. S.&Hsu Rapier, Ld. Cochran k Co. (Annan), Ld.,

Annan, Scotland

Y. C. Tai | S. C. Ho Burrell & Co, Ld., London

Chinese Engineering and Sales Dept. Parsons Oil Engine Co., Ld.,

S.V. Y.A. Sih

Chang, a.m.i.e.e. • Southampton

M. S. Wong I T. M. Ling D. H. k G. Haggie, Ld., Eng-

H. S. Moh | Z. Y. Cheng land

Electrical Supplies and Sales Dept. Flexible Steel Lacings, Ld.,

J.A. Madeira Chicago

G. Pereira

R,M. F.Krivoroochko

R. Mackenzie-Grieve General Engineering Co.—452, Kiangse

N. I. Hitchin I A. Souza Road; Teleph. 10494

E. M. Alarcoun | Andrew Souza

Accounts and Shipping Dept. J» « 93 » «

T. W. Chandler, chief accountant Soon chi mei chee chi chong

F. Btuce I L. S. Chang

S. C. Quin I H. S. Oweng General

Correspondence Dept. —Town Forge

Office: Products (1929),Road;

113, Kiukiang Ltd.

MissM. Roza I Mrs. R. Gutierrez Teleph. 13194. Works: 30, Linching

■vt- T I Mrs. Road;

GenforgeTeleph. 50016; Cable Ad:

Ah wee |I MissMiss GL.T.Nevler

Rasmussen

Grekoff D. H. Francis, managing director.

Hongkong Branch

A. B. Raworth, branch manager General

Ningpo Furnishing

Road; Teleph.Bazaar

92769 Cb.—563-5,

H. P. Bailey, assistant

E. C. Norris, res. lift eng.

Dairen Branch: General Insurance Co., Ltd., of

P. W. Turner, branch manager Trieste

Teleph. and

15195;Venice—18,

Cable Ad: The Bund;

Chinogeral

G. E. Kovner

A-24G SHANGHAI

General Investment Co.—45,, Kiu- A. B. Henningsen, manager ■

kiang Hoad; Teleph. 17270 F.K. N.M. Mollitz

Burck | Hr. A, C.O. Suchanek

Row

J.F. H.W. Buenter

Cody F Z. Vee

General Motors China, Inc., Manu- D. Boyaner Miss Sudka

factui’ers of Motor Cars and Trucks ‘ C. K. Kad, acct.

—Cathay Mansions Building, Bue

Mercier; Teleph. 70070; Cable Ad : SS t Zung kee

Shanautoex

Bruce J. Miles, managing director Gibb, Livingston & Co,, Ltd., Merchants

—28, Jinkee Road; Cable Ad: Gibb

, R. H. Larchar, assistant, C.L. G.S. Mackie,director

mang. dir. (Hongkong)

M. Maitland, secretary

F.J. L.Davies,

Ball, signs per pro.

General Paint Corporation — 451, E. B. Heaton Smith, signs per pro.

Kiangse B. H. M. Broomhall

471; CableRoad;

Ad: Teleph.

Gen pa 13697; P.O. Box L. A. Snow M. Ozorio| J. R. G. Siqueira

T.H. B.M.Ozorio I Miss Komaroff

German Pharmacv, J. R, Younger [ Miss Thomson

Road; Teleph. 30309 The—374. Yates Silk Dept.

L. E. Lintilhac

General Metal Works—137, Bast Broad- Tea Dept.

way; Teleph.51519 F. Price | R. A. Joscelyn

German Chamber of Commerce (See

Chambers of Commerce) /M '{4 -Doo mow '

Gidumal (O. K.) & Watumull, Silk Ex-

German Film Distributors, Ltd.—72, porters and General Commissibn, Agents-

—1(11, Hanko^' Road (1st. floor);

Szechuen Road; Teleph. 16168 Teleph. 13717; P.O. Box 1603; Cable

German Consulate)See Consulates) Ad: KamafiicO

Gilcher & Krasiavsky, Lawykrs — 24,

German Film Co.—142, Museum Road; The Bund; Teleph. 18810 . .

Teleph. 10896

German Machine Co.—7-9, Siking Road; GillespieJ|Co., ^A.: T., Chi pei

Manufacturers’

Teleph. 14589; 'Pel. Ad: Geinac Representative-r T14, Peking ,Road;

Teleph. 12387; Cgble Ad : Atgill

m $1 m m ± &

Gestetner Duplicators—249-2511, Hong-

kong and Shanghai

The Bund; Teleph.Rank

14793;Buildings,

Cable Ad: 12, Gilson, E; H., TeaPaoMerchant—100, chong

Gestetners Jinkee Road; Teleph. 17378; - Cable

1

P. H. Barton, sole concessionaire for Ad: Gilson (

North China

T. Y. Chang :

C. W, Lien ^ Tien yuh

Miss L. Lety GlanZMAnn, Fco., Merchants — 162,

Canton Road; Teleps. 17569 and

ft Is m Get 16795; P.O. Box 1294; Cable Ad:

Getz Bros. & Co., Importers and Manu; Glanzmann. (Italy)

Head Officer Trieste

facturers’ Agents—-22, Nanking

Telephs. 16853, 16852 and 16851; P.O. Road- Dr. A. Glanzmann, signs p.p. (Trieste)

BoxRene

504;A.Cable Ad: Getz H. E. Lichtenstadt,, do. (Trieste)

May,vice-do

president (Sando.Francisco) C. H. Ellig, manager

F. Klein, assist, manager ,

C. J. Kelly, Y. E. Feimann

 SHANGHAI A247,

Ya lec yang hong Golding, F. W., Cargo and Cotton

Giathe Controller—20, Canton, Road; Tel.

Teleph. &15638; Witt—410,

P.Q, BoxSzechuan

968; CableRoad; 17849; P.O. ' Box' 386; Cable Ad:

Ad: Gontroler ■-

Safeguard,

A. Giathe .

L. H.A, Beck,

Witt (absent) m m x m: mm m

B. L. Cheethain I Prof. Dr. H. Salfeld Gonda, C. H., b.a., Architect^-2l, Museum

Road; Teleph. -Jh10372;

H. Giathe

, H. Heft

Miss. R. Rueckert damow

| Gv C. Tai jij Cable j.Ad: ‘. Gon-

Ayeiteies: ' ■

Sartoriuswerke A,-G., Goetfitigen Goodtimes Transportatjon ‘ Co. —28,

Rue'Gorbe'rt; Teleph. SI788

(Germany)

Spindler

; & Hoyer: G.m.b.H.,

Goettingen n % &’m m # m

Medizinische Daimbsid-Appctfate Goo da pee ziafif^ee hung tsze

Ges.m.b.h., Pforzheim (Germ.) Goodyear Ti'ri; ; & Rubber Export Co.,

(Werkzemgmaschinenfabrik Oerli- Manufacturers anil Distributorspf Rub-

kon, Oerlikon (Switzerland)

Schweizer ische — ladustrie-Gesells- ber Produce—5, Canton Road;Factories Teleph.

ch(a_ft, Neuhausen (Switzerlajid) in United" Stated'Goodyear.

15495; Cable Ad:

Cariada, England,

Fabrique Nat ion ale d’Armes de Australia and Argentine

Guerre, Herstal-lez-Hiege (Bel- P. A. Bryan, special representative

gium) Transformer' Co., Oak-

Western W. A. Wymer, office-manager

land (Cal.) ’ m H P. Koojahhe-

^ Yee tai Gordon

: & Co,, Ltd/, Heating, Venti-

Glen Line Eastern Agencies, Ltd.— i Szechuenand Road; lating Sanitary Erigineers-^443,

Telephs. 16077-8;

“Glqn: Line” Building, 28, The Bund; Cable. Ad : Hardwaire ..

Teleph. 15146.; Cable A4: Glenline; DirectorsrrnCi M. Bain (chairmanh

Codes: A. B. C. 5th edn., Scott’s and

Bentley’s F. D.B.Bell, J. R. Moodie

Gange, ■ , • ■ : A-

m.r.lp.h., .a.m.i.h.v.e.,

Globe Trading Co»y Importers, Ex- K.e.i.s.e., sedretaryA4W-m.e.

R. Plowright, & genh manager

porters and Commission Agents— T.W. Herman

Pavlov , I1 ’ ;Y.'P.

; Mrs. Fisher

Yu

Continental Bank Building,,. Nan-

king Road; Telep'h. 93872 '

Gosho Nabusbjki. , ' 1 yaish,a,^ Japanese

Globe Merchant: Co.—225, Nanking Goods Importers (Qqttpp

Goods &,gotten)—X23> . Y^arn, Piece

Rptul i Teleph. 91028. : ^techuen r Road;

Teleph. 1§.Q65; .P,p!: B;o^,,478; Cable,Ad:

I Globe Trading & Industrial Co.—378, Gbsho

Peking Road; —Teleph. 19032

Goss Engineering-CorlH&79r: Stechuen

i f* ■ jf Gohpui Road; Teleph. 14983

« Gobhai, Karanjia, Ltd., Silk Merchants Gossage/&;'Sons (ChIna) Lt'd,, Wk.;,

4 and Commission Agents—147, Kiangse

Road; Teleph. 1.2744; P.O. Box 481; Office: Soap manufactii^kifs ’Registetdd

j Cable Ad: Gobhai 18, The ""Bund; Factory:

2310, Yangtze pop,; Road;: Tfejeph:

^ C#. Kau feh e

' 17327; P.O. Boit 59^; Odble ’Ad: Lever -

C. G. W. Robson;' chairman

»• |Goddard, Dr. jhiiii,

ing Road; Teleph. 11928 Optician—li5, Nank- P. H. Cobb, /director*

Wm. Hairier; dn.

W. G, Br^jdwon|l; sc^retar^

Golden Dragon Rug.Co.,. Manufacturer

: , and

BubblingExporters of Peking

Well Road; TelephRugs.—.417,

34943 '. iGrand , Studio—N2, Rubbling Well

Road; Teleph., , (j

i

A248 SHANGHAI

Grand Transportation Co:—280, Pe- Great China Dispensary—313, Foo-

chow Road; Teleph. 94020

king Road; Teleph. 18804

Gradow, A. G.,andm.d..

Venerial, Urinal Skin Specialist

Diseases—24,in

The Bund, Room,

Residence Teleph. 35257 50; Teleph. 11669; Dah chung hwa peh huh ying pee

you hsien hung sze

It ¥ fl * & Great China Electric Co., Ltd., Chinese

Moving Picture Producers and Dis-

Fat dah chi tso hong tributors—1194, Bubbing Well Road;

Grand Garage Francais, MotorandCarAuto- Teleph.Teleph.

Sel- Road; 35576. 34890.

Studio:Cable

201, Ad:

Connaught

Lilium.

lers, Repairers, Body Builders

Suppliers—4246, Avenue

48105; Cable Ad: Autoster Joffre; Teleph. Great China Fur Co.—430, Szechuen

Road; Teleph. 19372

Graphic Printing and Publishing

Co.^—471-3, Rue Cardinal Mercier; Great China Hardware Co. — 473,

Teleph. 73723 Avenue Foch; Teleph. 71523

Gray & Co , C. N., Tailors and Outfitters

-306-310, Kiangse Road; Teleph. 17870; Mohawk Great China Motor-Cycle Co.—59,

Cable Ad: Lewyarg Road; Teleph. 32805

Gray, John, Consulting Engineer and Road; Teleph.Great China Paper Mild—391, Kiangse-

Surveyor—410, 17678

16107; Cable Ad:Szechuen

Yarg Road; Teleph.

J. A.M.I.N.

Gray, A. M.I.M.E., m.rmech.e., and Great China Rug Co., Ltd.—481,

Bubbling Well Road; Teleph. 35272

Gray Trading Co., Exporters—61, Peking Great China Trading Co.—12, Rue du

Road; Teleph. 10275; P.O. Box 789; Cable Consulat ; Teleph. 84978

Ad:Wm.Olacem

N. Gray, jr., partner

F. C. Gray, do. Great Eastern Dispensary—540, Han-

kow Road; Teleph. 92107

Operating11 Gray's Yellow Lantern Shops"

Astor House Hotel Lobby, Shanghai ft & n n. & *

Sassoon Arcade,Lobby,

Cathay Hotel

Hotel Shanghai

ShanghaiP.I. Ta poh din pau hung sze

Manila Lobby, Manila, Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ltd.—

Alexandra 34, Avenue Ed ward VII.

H. K. HotelBuilding, Hongkong

Lobby, Hong Kong General Manager Teleph. 11113

Peninsula Hotel Lobby, Hong Kong Secretariat „„ 11113

11113

Gray’s Yellow 'Lantern Shop—Sas- Accounting Dept Traffic Dept • „ II115

soon Arcade; Teleph. 16573 Traffic Acct. Dept „ 11115

Engineering

Workshop & Supplies., „„ 11117 11114

Great China Celluloid Goods Manu- Telegraph Station „ 11117

facturing Co. -Lane 44, 3, Kiangse Cable Ad: Nordiske

Road; Teleph. 10401 Capt.inJ.theJ. Far

Bahnson, general manager

Great China Chemical Works, Ltd.— East

H. S. Poulsen, attache

39, Thibet Road; Teleph. 90631 H. Brockenhuus Schack, attach^

Great China Coal Briguette Factory Secretariat (Teleph. 11113)

—26-9, Dixwell Road ; Teleph. 50625 J. Ibsen-Sorensen, secretary

Great China Co., Ltd., The, Universal I. Behrens, assist, secretary

Providers, Importers and Exporters— O.MissF. E.Olesen

Mathiasen

222, CantonCableRoad;Ad:Teleph. 19590; P.O. Mrs.

Box 1739; Tachungwa ChengE.Sze Schou

Yien, interpreter

 SHANGHAI A24J>

Traffic Department (Teiepli.

W. (3. A. liohd, traffic supt. 11113) Great Northern Drug Co., Ltd.—20r

North Szechuen Road; Teleph. 43706;

H. P. Krogh Cable Ad: Daipuk

C. G. C. Kring, traffic agent

S.F. Hansen

\i. Bjergfelt Great Shanghai Press — Lane 431,

V. Lev aid j H. lira M.M. 2, Myburgh Road; Teleph.

Accounting Dept. (Tcleph. 11115) 35307

H. Poulsen, accountant n & m ® ^ a-

A T. J. Jensen | F. P. Toinlim

Traffic Accounting Dept. (Telepb. 11115) Great Shanghai Realty Co., The,.

Real Estate, Land, Architect, Law

E. K.S. F.Thellefsen, traffic

Pade | Jl. Hansenaccountant and Commission Agents—24, The

Engineering

Transocean

E. K. Pagh, engineer

H.W. li. Johansen I Great Wall Investment Society—47,.

J. A. S. Jensen

N. P. Petersen | B. E. J. Orgensen Ningpo Road; Teleph. 17438

Workshop (Teleph. 11117) i Greenhouse Co.—3 (1241), Scott Rcl.;

S. H.A. Sparrevohn

L. Horn, Superintendent Teleph. 458C6.

Telegraph Station (Teleph. 11117) ■Greenhouse, Mme., Millinery and

L.J. A.C. Ledertoug

C. Anderson, superintendent Dressmaking—790, Bubbling Well

J. H. Smart Road; Teiepb. 31459; Cable Ati: Green-

P. H. L. -| S. J. Sorensen carl

Christensen C.K. M.

H. Bagger B. G.Powlsen

Larsen Gregoire, Albert, Importer—Pass. 103,1,

B. C. Jensen

J. B. Norgaard L. G.A. J.Sangster

G. das Avenue Dubail; Teleph. 81008;.

P.O. Box 1225; Cable Ad: Yegaman

Johannesen B. LarsenCaldas M t ^ K Liang chi ya fong

A.V. Flesher

A. J. Pedersen J. M. Xavier

Woosung Grenard ifcCo., L.,“Phanhacie Francaise,”

A. Pedersen, elect, engr. Chemists and Dealers in Photographic

; A. A. Andersen, foreman Materials80964

Teleph. - 619-621, Avenue Jofire;

Gutzhuff Station

N. P. V. Carl sen Ho fung

C.E.S.Nielsen,

Pacific commander •Grilk, G. J., Commission Agent—141,,

A.A. J.P. Kreutzer, chief2ndofficer Miughong Road; Teleph. 41819;

Cable Au : Grilk

J. B. F.Tikhomiroff,

Ingwersen, 3rd officer

do.

A. C. Havtorn, chief engineer m m & Gur lin shaw

K. E. Pedersen, 2nd do. Grimshaw, R. G1 Bank of Taiwan

W.

E. K.Elmgreen,

Jeppesen,3rd

4 th do. do. Bldg., Kiukiang Road; P.O. Box

C. Christiansen, 5th do. 1046; Cable Ad : Grimshaw

C.A.S. Damsgaard,

Store Eordiske

commander

G. V. Jensen, chief officer Gringut, Dr. B. P., Dental Surgeon

T.L. M.L. T.R.Pedersen,

Hansen, 2nd

3rd do. do. —Denis Apts.,' -774, Bubbling Well

S.A. H.C. Steffensen,

Topshoj, chief engineer Road; Teleph. 34304

K. V. Petersen, 3rd do: 2nd do. Grosvknor Trust, Ltd.—Glen Line1

E. Christiansen, 4th do. Building, 2, Peking Road; Teleph.

13220; Cable Ad: Explanate

Great Shanghai Engineering Co.—3, Guaranty Underwriters, Inc.—9,

San Singli, Jukong Road; Teleph. Avenue Edward VII; Teleph. 80115

45973

A250- SHANGHAI

Gubbay, 'St M. S.; Member of Slock Ex

ciiaiige'-i-?l’6v Central iWad; Teleph. 18pi!l Fu lee Ying gwo Yvi, • eh Filing (ize

Guest, Keen & Nettlefolds, Ltd., Hall & Holtz Ltd:, Stationers*

!Steeb(if.rbducts and.;Screw Thread - Drapers, Outfitters, .UpllPlsterbrs,'etc.—

Material ISO, Jlnkee iioady 1st Office and18677;> Stores: 3l,- Nanking Road;

floor; P.O. Box 1272; Cable Ad: Teleph. P.O. Box ;312'(Ekchange

; Cable to all depts.);

Ad': Fubliae.

Nettiefold; Codesr Bentley's, Bent- Brancli at Tientsin : • oC! :

: mgr.

ley’s Second Acjpe-.and, Marconi J. R.H. H.R. Faulkner, sec,ty,.and gep,

; 11.

1 1 l.(5bden, (cf: presentt'iti ior China

Mrs. G. MoLcrri, stenog. ; v ■

it Rode, accountant ,

and Tapan) ' ‘ ' •

T. H. llutclnn.sCMi- ■ E.W. Noakes

H. Abel'

Gutbkxuil Teading! Co., Alexander— K. Ohta ‘ | Miss S. Lang

39, Avenue Edward VII; Teleph. 85264 S. Fukuda ; I Miss Mrs. M.A. Oliveira:

Ailington

Mi's. E.’Poliak

•GpjEBBjSfHL ;G-, i Furs .ftnd/ Skiu^, J.MissInada

71. Blow- Mife' s R. Bob

—161, Qan^on, Hoad Teleph^ 14098; Miss A. Tomp- Miss Mme.F.d’Bscfees

Cable Ad : Mogut. Rezniuk

Gxjtbezahl, M*. L., Furs ■. apd ’ Slfin^f-

1 Mrs. J>, Rosaaiofl

B. Lang ’ n ■MMiss

GedrSe

iss Moygaflp

Vihofoouroff

305, Avenue Petainj Teleph'. 18852;

P.O. Box: 13^p; Cable; Ad : Gutfu.r J|. 'Forrest - j .•■;

Bubbling Well Branch:

^m m Miss I. Rozaris

Gutterres, Dr. Daniel M. P., Medica- Miss F. Coutts

ing, .2, Peking Road; TeleplL ,15866.Build-

Practitioner—Office: Glen Line Re- !HaXl LaIY cI- £o., t,Tb., Import-I^xprort

'ligej^bef ’Ipe, AyertueRd.; Teleph. 31311 and Conupisfiion Agepts,' Importers of

Photographic Goods .and Stationery—61,

! :

HxMBULt'AH ^o.; H. M.; Tea' 'Atid' ^flk Ad : II aliaRoad; Museum

w

TelephA' j.&lSi; Cable

Exporters—222, North Soochow Road;

Teleph. 41768; PIG. Bdx 810;: Cfcble

44i-.:HabibM]a}l( ; . tf} m m hi 0 Jih yung ta ming '

HAcj(l;jfA tfe.Cip., •finpprters and Exporters Hallock’s Chinese ' AtMANAC —Office:

—131, Hankow Road; T^leph. 15975; i 208, Missions’ Btirklih^;

Yuen Road; P.O. Box'1234; Cable Ad:

ffM Vuen Ming

Cable Ad: Hachiya^. _ Halobeme rr.-'[ns'J .V .'1 M.

$5 Mow ying H. G. C. Hallock, PH.D., edtr.W propr.

HaDjrRY ToBA.ccp did., .^rdbacponists aria

'CTeleph.

offee Merchants — 416, Sze®u'eh feoad; Vt} S' ? Kimy 'bung *ze

16133 'Hamburg-Ambbik-a Li^ie —:;0, Can! on

HAEus’tHfe'; IV., 'General AgeniMss, Road; Telepb. 18709,; Gable Ad: Hapag

Szechden! Road; Telephs. 11383';

Gable Ad: Jobicum j ^ m. M m 1I-u -.kelen

^ t/ # a m Hamilton, Ltd., James, General Mer-

Hai efy\injii.,hyn$ z^ii(^ ku4^ sze i chants, Agents, InipQrtei'

ers, Manufacturers’. s and'Export-

Repfesep.tajtiyes—

Ha,i Chang S-S. C0-—‘79, Rue.du Cppsulat; i■ Cable 160, Avenuo^dw.ardA^I;

Ad: . liarnra ■ Xei.epb.\; 12033;

p

TpJepn,,

5307 8^3.93; Oatib-Ad: Haicbang arid A. J. Turperpinanxgiugflifeptflr |

W.Siaotspn

H.. §tur:roek,.direK;toi;

K. Chejvdirector

Hai Tien News Agency, — Lane 9, D. j5n

Sbantjiiig,Road; Telpph. '91632 ' H. V. Hawley, adviser, ;;’

??. X 7C ' Kin 1/wtOri

Hall &,Hall, .Architects, Engineers, and HampsoJ7 190ri0 ;

v Q., W.,

Publicity—id,,:

P.O. Central;

Rox ’

“Advertising

4' 9 *7 Ilbad;

; Cable Teleph,

1

and,

Ad:

Surveyors-hOl, Mnseuui

10864; Cable Ad: Hall ife Hall Road; Teleph. Wulfruna

 SfiANGfiA;L A 251

^ m Hui'mar M Tol^wei

HAitfitAH ifc Go.', Inc., A. J., Lace and Hardiviiliers, Olivier & Cie., Impor-

Embroideries

bzechuen Load;—c/o .Boutros

Teleph. 179ti8;Bros., 3;i0, ters and Exporters — Gallia Building,

B. U. Box 668, Szechuen Komi; Teleph'. 13045-4;

421; Gable Ad: Hamrahco Cable Ad: Ilardiviier; Codes: Acme,

Bentley’s ,Coget Lugaghe International

n&mmmmmmnfam Lugagne and National

Jb‘. tiardiviilier.s, generalFrahcai's

mgr,

Ran;yek ping mci lieh Riang' \ '

i ■y' kwanyuhan,k’ilngsze:

:

JHargen & Co., C,,r Importers, Exporters

Han-Yeh-Piwg iron and Coal Co,, and Coal Agents—115, Hankow

Ltd.,

•Steel Manufacturers

Gonstructioual of Big

Shapes—llu,iron ami

!Sze- Teleph. 17086; P.O. Box 375; CableLoad;

Ad:

cbuen Bead (1st floor); Teleph. 12731; Hargenode

P.0.Pu-'SiaO’en,

Box 1003; Cable Ad: Hansteel

vice-chairman . LIarris, H. E., Export JVferchaht—83,

E. A. Edward Sheng, director and Ad: Museum Road; Teleph. 19202; Cable

general manager Harisladen

Directors—S. Y. Sheng, Lord: Li H. E. Harris, manager

Wei-hou, Shah Kaifu, Henry F. S. Liu ; v; ',

Sheng, Sun Pao Shun, Li Su K. C. Liang, jeompradore •

Hsiung and G. T. Huang F. K. Wong/ do

H. C. Chao, asst, manager Y.,,p.; VVoo; j, . M. II. Chow , ,

Z. P. Waung, actg. chief, Harrisons,. King A Irwin, Ltd.—549,

LTnnese' Secretarial Division Szechuen Rd.; Teleph. 15510; P.O. Box

K. J. Soong, chief, Foreign Se- 311;,-Cabie.Ad; (Jrostield director

jV cretarial Division \V.

B. W.Bj King, managing

i!

‘ F. J. Yoen, clncf,' Piffchftsing Gale, director

Dept. S. W. Dan'is,

, : : :S.H. G.Sung,

Ffi. chief,

chiefAccounting

cashier Dept. Harteenbusch Motor Qa 4-640, Avenue

" Shen Hou-Sun, wharf, manager Foch; Telpphs. 30101-3; P.O. Box 1814;

(Pootung) Cable Ad: Repairing;;! Godei: Bentley’s

m rn^yK Shvi shoufan tien Complete Phrase gem

J. Har.Ufn^unph, ... mgr.’ & propr.

Hanbury In.stixutb and Saicoks’ Home R. S. King, assist, mairager

—38, Broadway; Teleph. 41140 Miss' M'. ManiioVSky,' secretary'

Miss; T. Baranoff :

p Han Yeh Ping IrW and Coal Co., ■ Mrs; ’ B. Nei'l iml '‘ '

Ltd.—110,

12731 Szechuen Roa^; Teleph. • S;1T; InPel^ofl,5 sterviie 'iriahaghi*

| C. H. Hoars ' ',

H. L. Oliveros '

Hankow Press 1 Packing Co.--Gal,

Tiendhng Road ; Teleph, 45v03 M Wai le

a

' ‘, Hanover

Yqri;—17,Fire Tfle. Insurance

Bund; Teleph. New Harvi^,

Co., 11144; and C' o

Cooke & Co., BTb..''Merchants

inmi’sSioh Agents—.Szech'uen

P.O. Box 1195;; Cable Ad: Un- Road; TVliph. 18634 (Private Exchange

to all Departments); Cable yf\d:

' der iters

American Asiatic Underwriters, Monogram' R. D, Bell, mang. directQr)

JOrient , Fed. Inc. U.S.A.,.Manager for the 1 E. G. Barnes, director

G. R. Coutts, do.

R. Huntley Davidson, a.c.a., do.

Bj Fi Kau yih E. S. ILn.ht.U <• h■ rf, do.

L Hansons—39, Peking Rbad; Teleph. 18605; O.R. Blagenstein

Kent 1 -

P.O.'Box 494; Cable Ad: Professo J.W.Piry

A. Young I Miss Miss W. Mooney

M. Roche

Harbin Union Brokers—390,

Road; Teleph. 19768 Szechuen A. N. Roche | . L: Ponchak

W. Wittenbecher, representative-

 A252 SHANGHAI

^ m ^ n * Ha zo te

Da mei chai chang ju Hazzard, Elliott, Architect—33; Sze-

Haskins & Sells, Certified Public Ac- Footrule chuen Road; Teleph. 10117; Cable Ad:

countants—320, Szechuen Road; Te-

leph. 169C0; Cable' Ad: Hasksells.

Head Qffi,cp: 15 Broad Street, New H Jahv mei

York Heacock A' Cheek Co., Kiukiang

M anufa,ctxi!Vrs’

R. W. Peters, Oriental partner Representatives—16a, Road;

W. T. Fronk, manager Teleph. 11904; P.O. Box 1154; Cable Ad:

M. W. Cci rdwell Heacock

R. W. Delhi F. S. Ramplm, manager " ’ s , ] "

J. A MacKinnon

C. Pick

em

P. S i9n n& IVai sung hung sze

W. E. Tyler . Health Service Intelligence Eureau-

R. 1 bividson Health Office, House Cleaning;

H. P. Keyserling

E. G. Jordan ing, Fumigating, Polishing andDisintect-

Painting

Miss R. Litvak —P.O.329, Box

Kiangse 590; Road;

Cable Teleph..

Au: 18610;

Health.

Miss L. vdn Buren Branches; Hongkong, Manila, and

Hattort Trading Co., Ltd., Import and Tientsin

Export — 22, Siking Road; Telepb. C. founder

L. Siow, and F.C.J.,

managingA.n.i.rdirector

il (Eng.),

12086; P.O. Box i487; Cable Ad: Hattori Khoo Nun Teh, general manager

Havas (Agence)—9, Avenue Edward

VII; Teleph. 84066; Cable Ad: Havas a a K 5?

{$| Haw lee He ssu yu hsien kung sze

Heath (1927), Ltd., General

Hawley, H. V., f.c.s., h.p.s., Analytical Export Merchants: Exporters of Tea, Import and

and Consulting Chemist—Sassoon House- Silks, etc.' ; Importers

(3rd floor); 1, Nanking Road; Teleph Rice, etc.—2, Peking Road ; Teleph. of Metals, Flour,

16688; Cable Ad: Retortax 18252; Cable Ad : Pleather ; Codes:

How Wcih A.B.CL 6th edn., Bentley s, Private

Tea, Acme, etc.

Haworth & Co., Ltd., Richard—330 P. Heath, managing director

Szechuen Road; Telephs.. 16535 F. M. Heath, director

(General Office), 16536 (manager)

and 19396 (insurance

Box 400; Cable Ad: Fideus dept.); P.O.,

G. W. Bowler m m

Agencies Hedaya Importing Co., Lace and

The Linen Thread Co., Glasgow Kipbroideries—25,,Rue Chu Pao San;

Caledonian Insurance Co., (Fire and Ad:TelepH, 83461; P.O. Box 880; Cable

Marine) Hedimoom

South British Insurance Co., (Marine) I. A. Hedaya

The Ulster Weaving Co, Ltd., Belfast Heimendinger Bros. (Auto Castle)—

fr Ling yang hong 920, Bubbling Well Road; Teleph.

Hayashi & Co., Coal and Shipping Mer- 30274

chants—215, Szechnen Road; Teleph. Heimendinger, J.—305, Avenue Pe-

17119; Cable Ad: Hachiro tain; Teleph. 74770

£ m Hay sz

Hayes. J. A. (Member Exchange Brokers Hekking & Clough, General Insur-

Association)—Chosen

ing, 50, Kiukiang Road; Bank Telenhs.

Build- ance—169, Yuen Ming Yuen Road;

Teleph. 13663; Cable Ad: Protection

11781 & 17993; Residence:

Apts.. , ■ . Medhurst . L. A. Hekking, partner

W. R. Clouth, do.

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^ W E ^4 ^ M #

Hai ell fen sze ting e $eng Mou-chen kung=sze

Helfbnstein, De. S., Specialist in_ Urin- Henry Trading Co., W., Import and

ary, Skin, I'emale and Internal Diseases Export Merchants.— 280, Peking

—Office: 73, Nanking 1333,

17092. Residence: Road; Avenue

Teleph- Road; Teleph. 19333; P.O. Box 1890;

Joffre; Teleph. 75838 Cable Ad: Prosper

H. H. Henry Wang, manager.

Heng Dah Chong ifc ,C,q.,,QontvajptQrs and Harrison Hwang

Mill Suppliers—84, Broadw;py; Teleph. Edward Chow i M. H. Tung

41294 Y. S. Zung | Y. F. Sho

Heng Foong Cotton Manufacturing E ^ ^ Hao lo shing

06.—40, Ningpo ' Road p, Teleph. Herlqfson, & Reeves, Ship,Building,

Land Brokers—Intersavin Coal and9,

15827 JlV) AvenueAd:Edward VII; Teleph. 80521;

Heng Jang Coal Co.—29,, Avenue Ed- Cable Reriofson

ward FI I. ; Teleph. 84721 Hertzka, A. R., Manufacturers’ Eepre-

Heng Shun Tetist Co.—37,.' Tientsin ■ sentative—r410, Szechuen Road; 'teleph.

Road : Teleph. 16140 18526; P.O. Box 1374; Cable Ad: Hertzka

Hennemann & Clark—51, Ghnton £ n nm @&

Road; Teleph. 13306 Fa kouo sio pi ec sung

Hibert, Dr. E. P. H., Medical Practi-

« m Hai ning tioner—620, Szechuen2, Route

10639., Residence: Road; Pettier;

Teleph.

Henningsen Fiiobucfc' Co. (Fetl. Inc:, Teleph. 703,18. Cable Ad:Hifcert

U.S.A-), Exploiters of Egg Pro-

ducts; Impertei's of Dairy Products; ^ & ¥ & tf?|»

Manufacturers of Ice Cream and Xing-huo-fung-kang-yeh-chin-litn-ho-hui

Confectionery; Distributors for Ha-

zelwood Productk-^250, West Sawgin High Speed Steel Alloys, Ltd. (Widnes,

Road; Teleph. 52234-5-6; P.O. Box Lancs.), CreFerro-Chrome,

Ketiners, Wolfram, Ferro-

498; Cable Ad: Hennda m. Mangauese, etc., Buyers

U, jS.; Harksonj naanaging director of Ubinese Ore — Eagle and Globe

Egg Dept.— Building, 34, Museum Road; Teleph.

A. P. Henningsen 11921; P.O. Box 425, Cable Ad:

R. A. Henningsen Dannemora

S. C. Wang H. Brian Bates, manager for Far East

• Sales and Manufacturing Dept.— Hillaly & David, ShareRoad;andTeleph.

Stock

Kent

M. Lutey I H.T. Y.Shaw Brokers—113, Kiukiang

L. V.Bush Larsen JI D. P. Chang

Shinygin 16707; Cable Ad:

A. Hillaly

(JoalhanCe'

P. S. Carnes | A. Kronehberg S. David

Accounting Dept, and General

Office— fr i¥- Skill pao yang hong

J. P. Baston Hilsberg, Wm., Importer of High Grade

E.M. C.K. Rozario

Chuy J A. M. Jesus

L. E. Nazario | Miss P. M. Quincey Szechuen Road, ApartmentClocks

Watches and Electric —299,

601; Teleph.

M. C. Revilla | Mrs. G. V.Gomes 18938; P.O.Box 1313; Cable Ad: Mhils-

'Consulting Analyst—H. Hawley, berg

Win. Hilsberg, proprietor

F.O.S., M.P.S. M. D. Sung 1 O. Z. Gue

Henry

Piece Goods—220, “ Elektrozeit

Systems and” protective

Electric instal-

Clock

Teleph. 12065; P.O. BoxSzechuen

524; CableRoad;

Ad; lations

Asheen. Head Office; Manchester

A254 SHANGHAI

Hinds and Barb, Turi' and' Commis- Hoffman .La Roche & Co., Ltd., F.—

sion Agents—100, Central Arcade; 119, Jinkee' Rdad; Telepn.’ 14248

Teleph. 19222; Cable Ad: Hinds-

barr Hoggard and Sigler-, Carpets ana

Rhgs—125'

: ,' Sassbbn House; Teleph.

Hinkkl, W. Carl, Hardware- Infiport- '17 374'; 0ahl'e( Ad : Hosig.

er—1, Peking Road ; Teleph. 19044;

Cable Ad: Hinkelson

Ha Yuh zang kung sze Hori Yoko, Importers arid Exporters —

7, Haining Road; Teleph. 40733; P.O.

Hip Seng Co., The, Manufacturers of BoxS. Nishimura, 547; Cable Ad: Hokiyoko

proprietor

Decorative

Silk Lingerie,ArtRealLinen, Embroideries,

Lace, etci, Wholesales

and Retail—01, Nanking

16704; Cable Ad: Hipseng Road; Teleph. %] ' Mon tsz

T. general

H. Peter Chao, proprietor and Holland

manager

China Traoino Co., (Shanghai)

Ltd.—320, KiangseTKcl.; Telephs. Private

T. W. Chen, assistant Exchange.'

18182, 18183, to all 18184;

Departments

Cable(3 lines)

Ad:

Paul P. Chang, retail dept.- : Holchihand

C.W. S.L.Chang, wholesale

Yang, clerk dept. P.P. Harding-Kiimapek,'signs

Stuijfbergen, signs per pro.per pro.

Y. V. Tseng, accountant J. C. Klausz .

Hirata Shii-pinG and PoB^arding : C. J. Machado.Tiv;*;| J. de Tla •Cruz

Co.—223, Szechuen Road; Teleph. ; Holland-East Asia Line—133, Sze-

17863; Cable Ad: Hiraum . chuen Road; Teleph. 16247

H ^ Yungchang Holmes & Co., Ltd.,, T. H., Electrical

Hirsbrunner & Co., Watchmakers, Engineers, Electrical Meters and

Machinery, Arc, Welding Machinery

Jewellers

House, Nanking and Road; Importers — Sassoon

Teleph. 15138; —20, Kiukiung Road; Cable Ad:

Cable Ad: Hirsbruner Reyrolle

Hochang & Co.,Road;

Exporters A, Reyrqllt) .$5 Cq.,i:E/td.; reprys.

—47, Ningpo Teleph.and100o7;

Importers'

Cable ® tfi if Haopdi'yi sen

Ad:Molin

Hochang Ho, partner

Yuhan T. Chang, partner HolpeR, Dr. il., M.D.g Specialist in

S. D. Loh Urinary,

Office: 59, SkinPekingandRoad;

Internal Diseases—

Teleph.. 10734

Hodges, H. M., Manufacturers’

sentative—Hongkong Bank Building; Repre- m ts ii ii m m

P.O. H.BoxM.1371 Lam yeVf .ch't/Lng liin cKuen mar dau

Hodges j A. S. Hill ' Holt’s WhArf—Teleph. Pootung 76,

77, 78, 79 (;4 Nos.) (Private Exchange

fr iu M Hoen tee ! to all Departments and'Residence at

Hoehnke,

port—Wayfoong Frithjof,

House, Import

220, and Ex- all; boiitrs)' bai; .iqoC snifnnooaA

Szechuen

|

, Road; Teleph.

Ad: Hoehnke 18765; P.O. Box 866; Cable Holy Family Institution — {See

Frithjof Hoelmke j Churches) '

i G.P.B.Symons

Sabelstrom,

’ sighs per' i qfp. . Home IBsuBance Co. of New York-

Paper Dept.o- . n - :•> / 51,, O^ntpn Road y Teleph. 15089

R.M.OlauSsen

Victal | Miss A. Wilkins Hon Yue Realty-—Co.—73, 'Nanking

Hole Agent for Road; .Teleph.,,18523,.

UnionDewar Paper &Co.,Sons,

Oslo,Ltd.,

Norway Honest , Advertising Survicb — 266,

John London I*eking Road; Teleph; 15670

 SHANGHAI A255.

Hong Dah 1 Bobber Factofiy--]Bfet;ween

TsitgihaT ' and- Funi'ilg1 : ; Te- Hopkins,{%Dunn & Co., K° Cfiien

' lepfhi 5i:F)3 '/ and Surveyors, Ship,Ltd., Coal,Auctioneers

Oil, Metal

and Land

Teleph. Brokers—48,

10027; HO. Szechuen

Box 507; Road;

Cablo

Hong Kong & Shanghai Ad: Kpchien ;

Boone Road; TelepR. 51394

Horlick’s Malted ■ Milk Co., Ltd.—

Hong Kong Bank Building

$' pHA>’GUAl X-5ee | II. M. Hodges, agent

John D. Hutchison & Co. -('Hong

Kong), Disributors ;

Hon^-'Ko^k^’^" Shanghai-' HoTEfi^-f^ee

H-etielb'

P ) ' v. ' - i , 7; 5 H ^ Dai tuck

7 r,48l^ (IqoIaT Horjiasjee, J., Bombay Silk Merchant—

Hong Shing--Iron -Go.“833=5, Soo- llilVnuiasjoe vBr0adwuy; Teleph. 40258; Cable Ad:

chow Road; Teleph. 93877 , J. H. Shroff, proprietor

ooifsiwtif// T lotoH oauoH iotaA K. H. Shroff, manager

Hong Suingt S.ugar.:Co.—Hj .-Ruedde

F:ui.k)n ; Tfekph. 80607 ^ S’ ^ : -Pih kwang ikung ete':

Horn & Nobbins (Successors 5 to H. Pep-

Hoong Chong Engineering and Ship- i percorn), Manufacturers ; Representa-

building. : ^pR^^—14, .Rpf, JT^ou; tives—12, The Bund; Teleph.

Cable Ad:' Decofurn

18410;

TelepH;"84 471

.pn- fl HoA lu bin

HorrobiN;

Aslitfin iS. Co.,

L. (Resident Represeiitative:

Ld., Manchester), Piece ;

HpoNG/ijAi .Suing .Af^pHiNE :i’A9.f0ijY-: 'P12058;

oods—230,

P.O: Kiukiang

Box 1093; Rd.; Teleph.

'Cable Ad:

733-5, .Pipgiisng . Rpa,d; tWftph. Horrobin

52668

Hosin Overseas Trading Corporation

Hoong Zu i0; Aye. —97, Jinkee.Road; Teleph. 19220

Edward

Hop Chong & Co., Sad Makers and HOSPITALS

diggers—1099, Broadway : T.-kph. 11326

BlOe Cross- Dog Hospital—170, Edin-

burgh Road; Teleph. 21193; Cable

^ 7^ Hail ta:li Ad:: BlltettToss'

Hope ‘Brothers' & Co., Ltd.. ‘Waiches, China Inland Mission IIOspiTAt—

Plonks and Optica,! Goods—140-142,

Naftkihg '■Ro ad; - Teleph.: 11802; 1531, Sinza Road; Teleph. 32096'

Cable Ad: HopeBros

$ M ^ + Si ^

Hop Kee-‘ENGiNEERrNG- M^dEKSf^gO-loP

1

Chung kwolc hung sah se wei tsong e yuen

Haining Road!; Teleph. 45293 Chinese

The—363,RedAvenue

CrOss Haig;

General Hospital,

Teleph. 70162;

; Cable Ad: Medical

Hop Tsok Metal Manufacturing Co. CiSngokd Women’s Hospital—36, Rue

—742, Kewcliwang Road;' Teleph. Moliere; Teleph. 73863

90980 ibliull

A256 SHANGHAI

m M % Shanghai Sanitorium and Hospital-

(Jounthy Hospital—17, Great Western P.O. 150, Rubicon Road; Telephs. 29543-4;..

Hoad; Teleph. 21977; Gable Ad: Road;BoxTeleph. 1281. 42333.

City Branch:

City 171, Range

Office: Room

Hospico 225, Sassoon House, Nanking Road;

Board of Governors—S. Fessenden Teleph. 17036

(Chairman), E. Hayim, Dr. E.

L. Marsh, Dr. J. R. R. Branch,

Dr. E. Birt, T. Yamamoto, G. ffi w £ m Rwang zung e yuen

WuilleUmier, V. Meyer and A. St. Elizabeth’s Hospital—Lane 361, No.-

Basset 2-4-11, Avenue Road; Teleph. 30921

Administrative—Dr. J. E. Bowen,

res. snpdt, & radiologist

Miss C. E. Jones, matron Uoung zung E yuen

Miss A. Arnold, assistant do. St. Luke’s Hospital—177, fcewaid Road;

J. 'Cornfield, treasurer r Teleph. 42345

Foo Ming Hospital—142, North Sze-

chuen Road Extension; Teleph. HOTELS

46424 Astor House Hotel- 7, Whangpoo-

Hospital Ste. Marie—197 Rte. Pgre Road; Teleph. 42255; Cable Ad: Astor

Robert ; Teleph. 7C044 (The Hongkong and Shanghai

A.Hotels,

Kiefer, Ltd., proprietors)

manager

IK W ® SS £

Hyodo’s

Ohim FanVeterinary

off NorthHospital—90,

Szechun Road;Yn- Banzai Kwan Hotel—119, Seward Rd.

Teleph. 44586 Bickerton’s Private Hotel—282 (10),,

££ H iff fc Z"»9 tse e. kivan Bubbling Well Road; Teleph. 31271-

Cable Ad: Bickertons

Lester Chinese Hospital—6. Shantung

Road; Telephs. 60865 and 60866 Burlington Hotel — 1225, Bubbling

Maison Central —149, Rue Dubail; Well Road; Teleph. 34200; Cable

Teleph. 81570; Cable Ad: Visitatrice Ad:J. “Burlington”

Bourke, manager

Margaret Williamson Hospital

men’s Christian Medical College and (Wo- Cathay Hotels, Ltd.

Union School of Nursing)—West Gate; Cable Ad: Cathotel

Teleph. 60664; Cable Ad: Womedicoll Operating: —

Cathay Hotel

Municipal Isolation Hospital — 41, Robert Telfer, resident mgr.

Range Road: Teleph. 42364 Metropole Hotel

Miss L. M. Dawson, senior matron Ed. Arregger, resident mgr.

Cathay Mansions

Noll’s Private Hospital—1856, Ave. M. Logan, resident manager

Joffre; Teleph. 70604 Chien Chih Hotel—285, Shianse Road

Paulun Hospital—415, Burkill Road; Eastern Hotel—245, Chekiang Road

Teleph. 34373

Sacred Heart Hospital—41, Ninekuo Embassy Hotel —7, Carter Road;:

Teleph. 31204

Road

Grand Hotel—0 20, Thibet Road

& w m % Rung che e yuen

Shanghai General Hospital—190,

Soochow Road; Teleph. 40100 North Great Eastern Hotel — Wing On

Building, Nanking Road

 SHANGHAI A257

Hongkong & Shanghai Hotels, Savoy Hotel—96, Broadway

Ltd., The (Incorporated

Kong)—Astor in Hong

House Hotel Building;

Telephs. 42322 and 42323; Cable Ad: Sun Sun Hotel—Kweichow Road

Central Tsao Song Hotel—219, Foochow Road

Board of Directors—

J. H. Taggart, (chairman and

managing director; Yokohama Hotel—59, Minghong Road

J.E. Scott Harston

M. Raymond

Sir

Hon.EllyMr.Kadoorie,

W. H. Bellk.b.e.

M. K. Lo How Sang Co.,Embroideries

ManufacturersandofHand-

Art

Staff':— Linens,

kerchiefsLaces,

(Wholesale and Retail)—33,.

A. S. Hersee (Shanghai manager) Rue Montauban,

F. T. Morton, accountant

J. Munro Teleph. 85217; CableFrench Concession;

Ad: Howsang

G. Herzel

R. Artindale Hsia Yuen Kee Cotton Yarn ’Co.

J. H. Gordon, engineer 206, Thorne Road; Teleph. 45345

Miss I. Lubeck

Miss M. Gutterres

Operating : Hsiang Tai Iron and 'Coal Co.—324-6,

Hongkong Hotel, Hongkong North Soochow Road; Teleph. 45076

Repulse Bay Hotel, Hongkong

Peak Hotel, Hongkong Hsin Cheng Leather Co.—17, Ming

Peninsular Hotel, Hongkong Hong Road; Teleph. 41673

Astor House Hotel, Shanghai

Palace Hotel, Shanghai Hsin Cheng Steamship Co.—>22, Han-

Hotel Plaza—Corner kow Road; Teleph. 90794

and Rue du Consulat;RueTeleph.

Montauban

82040 Hsin Hua Drug 'Co.—131, Chaotung

(10Mrs.

lines);P. Y.Cable Ad: Plaza

Muraour, manageress Road; Teleph. 92109

L W. Woo, treasurer

P.Mrs.Kehl Hsin

Alhadef,

Cartagena, secretary

chiefchefclerk andHeng

Estate& Co., Building Contractors

Agents—Rooms 144 and

J. Kuijyers, 145,

12734 80, Avenue Edward VII; Teleph.

Siloam

F. K. Koo Chow Johan K. Zee, mang. partner

K. N. Godfrey Yeh, sub. do.

Liang Cube Hotel—45, Hupeh Road Hsin Kee National Air, Sea and

Linam Hotel—9, Woochang Road Land Transportation Co.—172, Nan-

king Road; Teleph. 92807

Metropole Hotel — Corner Kiangse

and Foochow Roads; Teleph.

12500; Cable Ad; Methotel H §? Hsitl hon(J

Hsin

Cathay Hotels, Ltd., proprietors Family Grocers, Kong & Co.,Provision

General Store-keepers,

Dealers, Wine

E. Arregger, manager and Spirit Merchants and Tobacconists

—97, Boone

Oriental Hotel.—P. 325, Nanking Rd. and Boone Roads); Teleph. 43149Road (corner of Chapoo

Fp jIH Way chung Hsin Woo Construction,

Realty Co., Real and Estate,

Palace Hotel—19, The Bund, and Building

3, surance Agents — 50®, Rent

Honan Road; In-

Nanking

Ad: Palace Road; Teleph. 18030; Cable Teleph. 91162

The Hongkong & Shanghai Hotels, C. H. Wang, general manager

C. Y.Z. W.

Chang,

Liu, manager

F. Ltd.,

Boss,proprietors

manager secretary

A2&8 SHANGHAI

fJ (a Hsin yuin hong HuftNUT,.', Richard, , .Perfumer—3} Can-

Hsin Yuen Gome any, Importers ton ’Road; Teleph. 14345.; P.Q. Box

1830; Cable Ad : Hudnut. New York

Exporters, Manufaetiurei’s’ Agents,

Wholesale Chemists and Druggists, : Office: 113-127, West Eighteen Street :

Dealers ip Patent Medicines, Perfumery F. C. Cleary, manager

Toilet Goods, Provisions and Groceries. 1 Laurey, Secretary ' ■

Proprietors of the Asia Disinfectant ■ N. Hhoolepova, book-keeper

:

Factory—WO; Kiangse Road; Teleph. Helen Bugrieff; Stenographer

14371; Cable Ad: Truster Toong, Chiriesd'ihaiia'^p-

Hsu Ming EfcEcrStc —345, Peking £ w x & m m

Road; Tel,ephn;^4()6 Huh teh siing nga e sung

Hua Dah R4do.Bbtck and Tile Co., —Sassoon F.House,- Hudson, Dr. B., d.d.s., Dental Surgdon

1; Nanking Road;

Ltd.—172; fNanking Road; Teleph. Teleph. 11917

92859' ■ ' -i f

Hugh Middleton & Co. (Iksuiunce),

Hi a Fah iNbusTaiALVCo.—212, Kiang- Ltd.—(See Middletop,' Hugh) ;

se Raad; .Teifeph.: 1&8S8 ■

Hugo Reiss & Co ,

Hua Hai : CONSEKUCTION Co. — 55; i (See Reiss & Co., Hugo)

Avenue.: Jpffre; Telteph. <182881 Huh Hsing Works—Avenue

Engineering andde Ship-

Hua Mef Chemical Pointing Co.—137,. building zaure? Nantao; Teleph. Nailtad 159

Be-

Rue Lafayette: Teleph. 84481

Hua'Ming Trading Co., .Dealers in Hume Pipe (Far EASt), Ltd. (incorporat-

Cinema FiRns—36, Jinkee Road; ed Humein Patent

Australia),

ConcreteManufacturers

Pipes and Humeof

Teleph. Ad: Huamintrco Patent Steel Pipes and Tubes for Water,

: Gas, Sewage, Drainage and Culvert

Huai Chi Electrical. Supply Co.—131, Uses—Cable Office: c/o Ad:Malcolm

Humepipe & Gog Ltd.—

Kiangse Road; Telepr. 19819 Wayfoong House; . 220, Szechuen

Road

^ ii/ . Sen yuh

Huber

General & Co.,' Sh'dc., S.A.,E.;Silk

Exporters Merchants, Hun Sin Teading/Co.—^S,: Kiangse

and Importers—2B, Road; Teleph. 10337

Kiukiang

Ad:O. Fischer ‘Roadj

HwbofcO ’ -TelPplt-

! v ! ! 16959; Cable

Hundred-in-One Qil_ Co.—604, Nan-

J. L.. Koch i /- . :1 J:? iRogalsky king, Road; Teleph. 94973; Qalrle

Ad :' OiTit

HUDEc, L. E.; B.A., Architect—8th floor, Hundson Transporting Co., Ltd.—

209,

534; Yuen Ming Yuen Road;

Cable Ad;.-^as^dec ; P.O. Box 164, Honan Road ; Teleph. 12122 u

L. E. Hudec, b.a. Hung CkONG Bros. Fur Oo.*-G44,

B. L. Matrai 1 W. S. Neyer Szechuen Road; Teleph. 1'7432

A.J. L.G: Slhscbov,

MariefF, draughtsman

- do- Hung Chong & Co., -Gold and Silver

Airs. H. O. Wegener, secretary Smiths, De&lers

Miss

K. L. J.Egikoff,

E. Satdh,

snr.assist, do.

supervisor quer Ware

king Rogd; andinTvory

Teleph.

Carvings, Nan-

Procelains—132,

17478

Lac-

0. Hoelesch, . do.

Hungv Chong Iron Engine Factory -

H ^ N Chong 840, Point Road; Teleph. 52891

Hun ford Motors, Motor Cars, Accessories Hung CUong Silk Hon&-GJ74, Nan-

and Repairs—993,

Teleph. 27181 ' ' Bubbling Well Road; I king Road; Teleph. 93690

 SHANGHAI A259>

Hung Kong iShaee Co.—429, Kiukiang Hwa Foong Paper Manufacturing

Co.—29, Museum Road; Teleph.

Koad; Teleph. 92745

17532

Hung Teh Trading Co., Exporters

Importers—7, Yuen Ming Yuen Road Road; and Hwa Tung News Agency—§2, Swatow

(2nd floor); P.O. Box 526.;. Teleph. 17398; Teleph. 92231.

Cable Ad: Hendry Hwa Tung ToBAPcb'Co.—18-50, Seward

1 Road; Teleph. 41069

Hu.ntc’s Wharf — Office:

Broadway; Teleph. 51863 470, East

Hwa Wei Trading

Equipment Co.; Ltd.,of Motion

and Distribution, Radio

Pictures—119,

Hunter, J. L., Manufacturers’ Represeinta- 19266; Cable Ad; Whaweico ' Jinkee Road; Teleph.

tive—6, Kiukiang Road: Teleph. in.695;

P.O. Box 1351; Cable Ad: Emmandess Hwai Valley Conservancy Board-

12, Jinkee Road; Teleph. 15845

Hunter & Lovatt, Exchange and Bill W. E. Souter, f.r.g.s., gen. secy.

Brokers—2a, Kuikiang Road; Teleph.

13953; Cable Ad: Bull bear — Ich iki

J. E. L. Hunter

W. H. Lovatt Ichiki & Co., T.,etc.Musical

Gramophones, — 876, Instruments,

'North Sze-

Hup Kee Shipbuilding Works—Yu- chuen Road; Teleph. 42631

hang Road ; Teleph. 52622 Ideal Co., Ltd.—723,, Chung Uw;t Road;

P.O. Box 888; Cable Ad: IdealOw..

^i] ^ Hup lee

Hup Lee Iron Works, Blockmakers, $ & jg LaouMny.

Woodturners,

Brass and IronEngineers, Boilermakers,

Founders, Marine Motor Ilbert &Building,

Co. (1931), Ltd., Merchants—

Repairers, Union P.O. Box17,569.Canton Rd.; Teleph.

31-32, YuenandFong

General

' Road; Contractors—

Teleph. 52721 18667-9;

H. W. P. McMeekih, mang; director

',

E.Yu L.PaoG. San,

Aniold, director

director

ItL fn Ho Chee K.J.G.R.Stephenson,’ a.c.a., director

Milligan, secretary.

Hutchison & Co., Ltd., John D.,

Merchants—40, Ningpo Road; Teleph.

14800; P.O. Box 314; Cable Ad: .Peritland P. W. Ingmar I L.LiLS, Shen'

D. J. Gray brook Chen ,

R. J. Whitehead | Mrs. Mi Tresize

K. D. Oheu, cpmpradore

Hwa Cheng Coal Briquette Oq.—231, Ilford, Limited, Manufacturers of Photo-

Avepue Fooh ; Teleph. 81786 graphic Plates, Papers and Films ; X-Hay

and

ton Cinematograph

Road; Teleph- 13F45rO;supplies—158,

Cable Can-

Ad:

Hwa Cheng Electrical Manufactur- Seloford

ing Cp.—17, Yunechong Road; I.

Teleph. 52471 I. S. Sunshine, assist.. :: E&st

J. V. Scott, repres. fpr. Far

HwajCiji, Consulting Civil Engineer— Illingworth, L. E., Manufacturers'

40, Ningpo Road ; Teleph. 13753: Representative, Linen; H Wool-’ and

Cotton Piece Goods and Wool and

Cotton Yarns—210, Kiukiarig Road;

Hvva Foong Enamelling Co., Ltd.—6, Ad: Teleph. 18304 ; P.O. Box 1375; Cable

Szechuen Road; Teleph. 152553 Holdslooras

a260 SHANGHAI

Cash Dept.

ring shaiig jx) na rrien yang Men Mrs.

J. G.E. Forbes

H. Clibborn, cashier

yu Mien kung sz G. W. Blown

Imperial Chemical pnder

Industries (China), Miss N. V. Kelly

Ltd. (Incorporated the Ordinances

of& Co.

Hongkong),

(China), Formerly Brunner,

Importers Mond Accounts

of Alkalis

Dept.

W. A. Hogarth, c.a., accountant

Dyestuffs,Industrial

Indigo, Fertilizers, V. O. Riley

ciiil

and and Chemicals,Conuner-

Metals F. X. Diniz G. N. Manley

A.W. M.T. Hansen

Sundry Products—Brunner-Mond Henley A. A. da Silva

Building, 133, Szechuen Koad; Telephs.

1507-0, 15170-79, and 11 §^2-3 (13 lines); Publicity J. R. Main A.MissYoungson M. C. G. Strike

P.O.Managing

Box 252; Cable Ad: Alkali Dept.

Directors — Sir Harry H. C. Eustace | F. B. Smith

McGowan, illte. (chairman), V. Property Dept.

St. J. Killery, G. A' . Haley,

Jackson, R. D. Gillespie and H. H. G. F. R. S. G. Adams

Fowler S. BrLstowe, W. Hoyle, Shipping Dept.

Directors—W.

J. W. Gibb and W. V. Blewett R.W. J.R.W.Meathrel

Bisshop

C. B. Cook, secretary F. M. F. Gutierez ! C. C. Young

Staff and Establishment Correspondence & Cable Dept.

C. B. Cook W. Katz

Miss M.

K, Y. R. Wong Peckham Mrs. R. J. Hayes 1 Miss M. Fair

Miss J. F. Kendall Miss I. J. Cormack | G. Mann

General Sales Godown

H. J. Collar, b.a., sales manager L. J. G, Perry, supt.

M. W. F. Andersc Shanghai Division

H. C. Collaco K. N. Mashinsky V. R. Butts, divisional mgr.

E. A. Cooke R. R. Porter R. D. L. Gordon

F. C. Grant A.A. N.

ReidSmirnoff J.N. G.K. Cruickshank

Crawford

H. V. Gulslon

J.B. A.B. Joseph

Hartyig D. J. C. Stewart Miss M. A. Figueiredo

V. I. Kooritzin M. L. Dalder Manufacturers’ Representatives B

A. L. Madeira Miss F.McMurray R.AL.Lloyds,

Aiton,Ltd.representative, Stewarts

R. MontagueSmith Miss C. Mottu M.& Lymbery,

Miss S. Falkine Sons, Ltd.,representative,

J. ifc J. Colman,Reckitt

(Over-

Development Dept. seas),

(Overseas)Ltd., Ltd.

and Chiswick Polish Co.,

W. G. Harrold, B.st:., a.i.c. E. ducts

Jones,Refining

representative, Corn Pro-

Alkali Dept. Co.

W. G. Harrold, b.sc., a.i.c. R.Glues

V. Gordon,

and representative,

Chemicals, Ltd. British

A. E. Harrop K.Natal

Duxbury, b.sc.,a.i.c., representative,

Miss E. W. Thompson Tanning Extract Co., Ltd.

Fertiliser Dept. , A.&M.Co., Scrimgeour, m.a.,Laboratories)

Joseph Nathan

J. D.G. K.Ledwidge,

Jardine, b.a.,

B.sc.t.c.d., a.r.c.sc. Ltd. (Glaxo

L.M. G.Tsiroulsky

Irwin Agents and Distributors

ing Subsidiary and for theAssociated

follow-

Miss J. Remedios Companies of Imperial Chemical

Miss I. Cinter Industries, Ltd*, London

Dyes Department Arthur

British & Hinshaw,Corporation,

Dyestuffs Ltd. Ltd.

W. B. Hughes I.C.I. (Alkali) Ltd. (formerly Brunner

G, R. Horridge Miss J. Hornell Mond «k Co., Ltd.)

P.I. H.R. Gaine Miss E. M. Buxton Lime Firms Co., Ltd.

Mrs. G.Kendall

A. Clark H. G.Margerison

Vale

Castner-Kellner Alkali Co., Ltd.

Chance & Hunt, Ltd.

 SHANGHAI A26I

Eley Bros.,

Kynoch, Ltd. Ltd. # ^ I# ^ M f/f] Pfl

Lighting Trades, Ltd. In mien yung hwi:dien yi hui

Lightning Fasteners, Ltd. Indian Cotton Importers’ Associa-

Magadi Soda Co., Ltd. tion of China—Yokohama Specie

Marston, Ltd., John Bank Building, 24, The Bund Teieph.

Nobel’s Explosives

Oliver Wilkins, Ltd.Co., Ltd. 16657; Cable Ad: Lehin

I.C.I. (Itexine),

Scottish Dyes, Ltd.Ltd. Indo China Cargo Sc per i ntendent—

I. ducts), Ltd.C.I. (Fertilizer Office: Hunt’s Wharf;

& Synthetic Pro- Teleph. 51862,

United Alkali Co., Ltd. Industrial Agents Co., Ltd., Hosiery—

179, Szechuen Road; Teleph. 18359;

Agents and Distributors for Cable Ad: Indusco

Ariel Works, (J. S.) Ltd. Industrial and Commercial Advocate

Boots Pure Drug Co.,

Borax Consolidated, Ltd. Ltd. (Saccharin) —311, Shantung Road ; Teleph. 94200

British Glues& and

Brotherton Co., Chemicals,

Ltd. Ltd. Industrial Export , (China) :Cb., Ex-

China Soap Co., Ltd. (Glycerine) porters of China Produce—4, Av.

Chiswick Polish Co. (Overseas), Ltd. Edward VII; Teleph. 13262; Cable

Colman, (Overseas) Ltd., J. & J. Ad: Industrial

Corn Products

Crosfield & Kefining

Sons, Ltd.,Co. Joseph

(Chemical dept.) Industrial Mission' Center — 148,

Forestal Land, Timber and llailways Peking Road; Teleph. 13430

Co., Ltd. Industrial and Trading (Yah-Kee)Uo.,

Gossage

Glycerine,& Sons,

Ltd. Ld., Wm. (Chemicals) Ltd., General Tin Lithographers and

Hercules Powder Co., (Wood Bosins Can Manufacturers—121,

Teleph. 17494 Kiangse Road;

Improved Turpentine)

Glues Co., Ltd.

Mond Staffordshire

Natal Tanning Extract Belining Co., Ltd. Industrial

Co., Ltd.

Products—21, Yuen Ming

Yuen Road ; Teleph. 13902

Nathan & Co., Ltd., Joseph (Glaxo fl? Van tai

Laboratories)Chemiske Fabriker

Oeresunds

(Natural Greenland Cryolite) Inniss 8c. Riddle

(Incorporated under (China.),

the Companies Ltd.,

Reckilt & Sons, Ltd. Ordinances of Hongkong), Engineers,

S. A. des Usines Destree (Ultramarine) Contractors and Importers—34, Yuen

Scott

Stewards& Bowne, Ltd. (Scott’s

& Lloyds, Ltd. Emulsion) P.O. Ming Yuen Road; Telephs. 16238/9;

U. S. Alkali Export Association, Inc. A. J.BoxPercival,

787; Cable Ad: oiang.

a.m.i.e.e., Powerful

director

N. Y. Vereenigde Fabriekentan van J. P. Simoes, secretary

Stearine Kaarsen en Ghemische Power Engineering: —

J. Producten

& J. White,(Stearine)

Ltd. J. Thomson-Houston

F. Pym, special repres. Co., Ltd.British

Wiggin & Co., Ltd., Henry A. H. Harvey, special repres.

British Thomson-H/ouston Co.,

Imperial Chinese Paper Mill—23, Lifting Ltd. .

Rue Corbet; Teleph. 81523 and Shifting Machinery: —

C. A. Sterrey, special repres.

Herbert Morris Ltd.

Impex Trading Co.—59, Peking Road; Mechanical and Electrical En-

Teleph. 14452 gineering :—

P. N. Jensen

A. A.. Roche ■

Independent Film Exchange of China Chinese Engineering and Sales : —

L. C. King, m.sc. ’

Film Distributors — 21, Museum S. C. Chow

Road; Teleph. 19715; Cable Ad:

Indepfilms W. K. Ting

A262 SHANGHAI

Showroom: — International Correspondence School

J. J. Eymard (See Educational)

C. Y. Chang

Accounts: — n&m. m*mn

J. P. Simoes Wu chu ta yah vong yu hsien hung sze

C. C. Chu

Correspondence: — International Dispensary Co., Ltd.,

Miss L. Ecarnacao Manufacturing Chemists, Whole-

Miss N, Roche sale Druggists, Soap' Manufacturers

AgfMcies and Commission Agents— Head

British Thomson-Houston Co., Ltd., Office: 581, Foochow Road; Telephs.

RugbyMorris, Ltd., Loughborough 11292-4; Cable Ad : Bloodtonic

Herbert

Chloride

LondonElectrical Storage Co., Ltd., m m m m fa

Alfred Herbert Ltd., Coventry Wo fung chi ch’i t’sang

Midland Electric Manufacturing Co., International DpcK, Shipbuilding

Ltd., Birmingham

W. Canning & Co., Ltd., Birmingham Yard and Engineering Works—

Carraras Ltd., Etc.London Pootung; Teleph. 15714

Shanghai Dock and Engineering, Co.,

Ltd., proprietors

Institution for the Chinese Blind—

{See Educational) International Export Co. (Kiangsu),

Ltd.—47, Nanking Road; Telephs.

Insurance Company of North America ,18682-3

—6, Kiukiang Road; Teleph. 12867

(3 lines); Cable Ad: Norama International Films (China), Ltd.—

160, Avenue Edward VII.; Teleph.

m ra

International Assurance Co., Ltd. 13771

- (Incorporated und'er the Companies International Funeral Directors—

Ordinance of Hong Kong), Life, 207, Kiaochow Road; Teleph. 34220;

Fire, Marine, Motor Car, Personal

Accident, Baggage and Household- Cable Ad: tChineasket

R. O. Scott, managing director

ers’ Insurance—17, The Bund;

Te’eph.. 168<)5; Cable Ad: Brintasco International Harvester Export Co.

if!;Kwei#jue m$ul }>oO'

m shanm —8, Yuen Ming Yuen Road; Teleph.

17Q55

Inter nation At BobtrsEi.LKRs, Ltd., Jm- ® ® m m

Tibfters of ForeignRoad;

—131, Museum Books Teleph.

and Periodicals

13806;

P.0 Box 723; Cable.Ad: Interbooks Wan kuQ', wei cheng houei

Thomas S, Woovmanager International Health Corporation,

Medical

Line Service—2,

Building; Peking

Teleph. Road,

17953; P.O. Glen

Box;

^ ^ mm® 1761; Cable Ad: Inhealco

Van Kwo Shun Yuncj ze Kee Ghee

Hung S International Industrial Supply Co.

International Business Machines —40, Ninigpo Road; Teleph. 18444

Corporation, Hollerith Accounting

and Tabulating .Machines, Inter-

. national Time Systems, Master International Investment Trust Co.

of. CftiNA, Ltd.—9, Avenue Edward

Clock Systems, and Dayton Com- Vfl; Teleph. 84140

puting Scales—263, Kiangse. Road;

Teleph. 10083; P.O. Box 1; Cable International Mercantile Co.—233,

Ad : Busequicor Szechuen Road; Teleph. 15898

H. W. Bryce, factory repres.

Business Equipment Corporation, International Publishers, Ltd.—90,

agents Rue Marcel Tillot; Teleph., 8}970

 SHANGHAI A9fA

International Securities Co. —-50, Italian Bank for- China—(Ace Banks)

■'Nanking Hoad; Teleph. 18770

Italian Chamber'-'' oT lGb'MteiER,cE — See

IlTTERNATIONAL SAVINGS SOCIETY,—(See Chambers of Commerce)

Banks) Italian Consulate^-(AVc Consulates)

International Tobacco Co., Leaf Tc>-

bacco Dealers—100, Peking Hoad; 3$ 51^ Fee nae

Teleph. 12709; P.O., Box 5,12; Cable Italian Marble Wouks (G. Finpcchiaro

Ad: Intertobac Co., proprietors), Interior ami Exterior

International Trading Co., Import- Marble Decorators, Italian Marble and

ers and Exporters, Laboratory Ap- Scotch ment

Granite Merchants,

Erectors—839,.

and Monu-

bijouth. Sgechuen

paratus, Stationers, Technieal Raw Road; Teleph, .41340;- Cable Ad: Fiflpc-

Materials etc.—66, Szechuen Road; ! chiaro

Teleph. 19850,; Cable Ad:. Intradinco G. Minarph)

International Transportation. Co.— M. Valtz, I Miss A..Peebles

467, Kiangse Road; Teleph. 17405 Italy Rubber 'Goons !31^6.‘‘Col—1062,

East Yuhang Road ; Teleph. 51360

International Trucking & Storage Co.

—209, Peking Road; Teleph. 181S0 Itoh & Co., Ltd., C., Cotton Yarn

International Underwriters, o Ltd. Cotton Hankow Road;

Piece - Goods Dealers--7,

Teleph. A039Q, 13299,

(Incorporated

Ordinances . undep

of .the Companies

Hongkopg) General 13300; P.O. ! Box ' 54f;, Cable . Ad :

Managers for International Assurance Maruito T. Hikida, general manage v

Co., Ltd.—17,

Cable The Bund; Teleph. 16805;

Ad: Brintasco

F. R. Smith, managihg direttor Ivy and . Robinson, Drs., Dental

A. M. J. Wolynsky, manager Surgeons—7, Peking Road : Teleph.

10101 tioiio l .H

International Wagons-Lits, ;Co^-57/16 Iwai

Boundary Road; Teleph. 43229 porters—9aP Hankow Road; Teleph.

& m 18655-6-7; P. Q: Box-539;'Cable, Ad: Iwai

E se man e sung Jack & Co,. William—51, Hongkong

Isenm an &'Smith, D ug.. . Dental . Surgeons Road; Telephs. 11478-9: Cable Ad:

-North-China

Teleph. 11692; P.Building,

O. Box H Thh Bund; Limpets

1216

W. J. Isenman, d.D:s! m m ^

W. Rector Smith, DlD.sl Jackson etnd-Partners

m M & 'B,' dze dah Jackson, Dr. E. D., & Partners (Drs.

Bryson,

Maconie,Parsons,

Hanson Friedlander,

and McGplrick), Cameron,

Sur-

Isida Association, Blue Book System geons to C. M. Custprns

Dealers, Patent Consultants, Publishers, Admiralty—Qppsulpihg

Advertising Consultants, Commission ing Road; Teleph. 15049. Jftpoms: 27,British

.apyi Pek-

Agents, etc.—216, Szechuen Road; Bubbling Well Road (by appointment); .Also 1157,

Teleph. 14632; Cable Ad: Isida Teleph. 31983 ,

it M Shuang loong

Ismer & Co., C., Watch and Chronometer Jacobsen, Axel,, Exporters, of Cotton

Waste and Rags—40, Road ;

Makers,

NankingJewellers

Road and Opticians— 134, Teleph. 1580'A; Cable' Ad :. Aj acobsen

C. Treppenhauer I H. Thunig ^ S ill.

P. Halle I P. S. Chao

Agents Fog: kong kung sze

The Gruen Watch Co., U;S.A. Jade Store Co.,

i Chinese Curios and

Jewellery, etc; -*--i34, Nanking Road:

Isgus, Portable Watchmen’s Control Teleph. 13237

Clocks & Workmen’s Control Clocks

A264 SHANGHAI

Jaeger Co., Ltd., The—106, Szechuen Loan Dept.—

Road; P.O. Box 1669; Cable Ad: Judd K. Matsuinoto, Y. Matsuura, Y.

E. G. Judd, representative Ishiclzu, N. Hosoki, M. Uchino,

Y. Nishikawa, S. Murata, M,

Japan-China Spinning and Weaving Co., Tanaka, C. Kimura, Y. Matsu-

Ltd.—96, Robison Road; Teleph. 27017 da, G. Yamamoto, Y. Awane,

T. Tanabe, president S. Kurozawa, Mrs. S. Matsu-

shliha, Miss T. Matsumoto

Japan Dental Manufacturing Co.,

Dental Instruments and Artificial Teeth Accountants’ Dept.—

—1, Woosung Road; Teleph. 41363 Y. Shirasaka, K. Shiomi, T. At-

suji, Mrs. Y. Kaigawa, Miss H.

Japan Fujii

Teleph.Sugar

14652;Co.,Cable

Ltd.—9, Canton Road; Cashiers’

Ad: Sugar Dept.—

M. Yoshida, T. Kanno, U. Yama-

Japan noi, M. Maruyama, M. Nagai,

Road; Tourist BureauP.O.

Teleph. 15671; — 9,BoxCanton

128H; K. Kozaka, Miss T. Nakaseko,

P. C. Shih

Cable Ad: Tourist. Head Office: Tokyo Revenue Dept —

Japanese Chamber of Commerce—{See S. Nagata, R. Ogoshi, U. Kuvva-

Chambers of Commerce) ta, M. Mukai, N. Sueyoshi, S.

Itoh, Miss M. Tanaka

Supplies Dept.—

H. Takagi, T. Nagasaki, Miss Y.

Jih pen shang wu kuan shih tuu so Terauchi.

Japanese Commercial Counsellor —

Room 252, Hamilton House, 170, Japanese Cotton Millowners As-

Kiangse Road; Teleph. 11234; Cable sociation in China—{See Assocns.)

Ad : Shomukan

H. Yokotake, Commercial Coun- Japanese Telegraph Office—25, .Seward

sellor Road; Teleph. 40624

M. Iwai, Consul

K. Uyetani, Chancellor Jardine Engineering _ Corporation,

M. Okazaki, secretary Ltd., The (Incorporated under the

Japanese Consulate—(see Consulates) Companies

Kong)—HeadOrdinances of Hong

Office : 50, Yuen Ming

Japanese Cotton Merchants Associa- Yuen Road; Teleph. 13290 (Private

tion of Shanghai—(jS'ee Associa- Box 1238; Cable Ad: Jardeng P.O.

Exchange to all .Sections);

tions) B.J. F.D. Owen,

F. Beith, chairman

director

Japanese Residents’ Corporation of G. G. C. Harper, signs per pro

Shanghai—128, Quinsan Rd. (Quin- H R. Fielding, secretary

san House) ; Teleph. 42390 (3 lines) ; General Engineer’g. & Electrical Section

P.O. Box 3053 B.OttoLooms

Theiler (Schindler lifts)

Governing Board — G. Yasui Y. S. Chaplin

(chairman), I. Hishida (vice- B. Co.,

S. Anderson (The English Electric

chairman), K. Taguchi (hon. Ltd., representative)

treasurer),

rami, G. Kadzuno,

K. Suzuki, O. YamanariS. Se- R. A. E. Denton (The National Gas

K. Sugimoto, secretary-general Engine Co.; Ltd., representative)

T, Matsunaga, dept, sec.-gen. C. Telegraph

W. Pennett Works,(W. T. Henley’s

Co., Ld., rep.)

Secretariat— R. R. Womack (Ingersoll-Rand Co.,

J. M. Ilamano (sec.), K. Kiku- representative)

mura, S. Shirahama, S. Ishino, H. Y.G Hsu

T. Wakamatsu, M. Watanabe, H. Liu

M. Nakagawa, Miss M. Namba, H. V. Chien, b.sc.

Miss H. Igarashi, Miss T. I. C. Ko | T. D. Wang

Nishida W. C. Chen

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Industrial, Building and Military Correspondence Office

Suppl'ies Section: Miss D. M. Cuthbertson

W. H. Way Miss

Miss B.I. Hart-Baker

Mackenzie

A. H. Hutchison

A. Wright (Military Supplies) Property and Estate Dept.

A. W. Peake (Bldg. Supplies)

Y. J. B. Holland (Lubricating TeaG. Department E. O. Mayne

Oill F. P. Lachlan, signs p. p.

H. H. Box (Industrial Supplies)

B.A. M. Souza W. I Miss M. KnoxBloomberg I Mrs. B.H.E,E.D.Mancell

Bolton

M. Barton

H.Sons,Brotherton (Henry Hope and J. Pearce | R. Rrjson

Ld., Bepresentative) Indo-China S.N. Co., Ltd.

J. :D. McLeod (International C. K.T. deTodC. Longmire

Paint and Compositions Co., E. F. Ratti

Ld., .Representative)

Tb S. Parker (Garlock Packing

Co., Representative) A.D. G.LyonJacobs

I). Russell (Edgar Allen & Co., N.R. P.G. J.Hammond

Stewart

Ltd., representative) A. Gulamali

C. J. H. Spraggett, (W. & T. E.Mrs.Woodford

Avery. Ld., Representative) C. E. Jackson

M. J. Stack (Associated Oil Co., Miss A.C. Moodie

Dunstan

representative) Mrs.

T. H. Zee I Y. Knien M iss R. Y ates . t

C. C. Liu I S. W Chang Indo-China S. N. Co., Ltd., Book Office

Bulk Oil Plant—Pootung E. A. Griffiths

V. Bocevitch G. L. Marshall | G. Lubeck

Textile Section

P. Carr | A. Leitao | C, S. *Mao Marine Capt.

Superintendents

A. R. YVilliamson, o.b.e., d.s.c.,

Railway Section actg. marine supt.

T.F. Powell

F. Liu (J. Stone & Co., Ld. rep.) Capt. R. W. Batemau, n.s.c., assist,

M. Saunderson do. Cammell marine supt.

D. Fraser (The Metropolitan H.F. F.Craig,

Clark,engineer

assist, supt

do.

Carriage, Wagon ifc Finance Co., J.

Ld., representative; Capt. W. Hetherington,purser

Palmer, supervisory cargo, supt.

Correspondence Capt. J. H. Smith, assist. do.

A. P. Simoes Book Office

Miss L. M. Day H,A.H.H.Lennox

Accounting Section Merriles jI W. W. Woodhead.

P. Proby

H,L.R.F.Fielding H. Flint | F. M. Guedes

Lopes | A. P. Zuzarte Ewo Press Packing Co.

G. E. O. Mayne

Ewo Cold Storage Co.

si $$ fu •!& E w°sze chan9 R. M. Nash 1 R. Nelson

Jakdine,

ature—14t, Matheson

Cheagtu&Road Co.’s(Sinza)

Silk Fil- J.C. M.L. Mathew

Bear | A.M. CrightonGoldberg

Ewo Silk Filature China Produce Department

W.G.D. E. D.Raeburn

Smith I Miss F. H. Ros^

ft to M wo A.LohJ.YeHallThing, compradore

I Miss E. D. Schafer

Jardine,

Merchants,Matheson fk Co.,General

Steamship Agents, Ltd., Imports Department (Piece Goods,

Insurance Timbers and Explosives;

Teleph. 15290;Agents—27,

P.O.Box 611;TheCableBund;

Ad: A.W.Piercy, signs per pro.

Jardines

B. F.D.A.F.Pollock

Beith |1 j.H.

R. E. Coxon F. W.Brackenridge

Warrington |1 R.A. J.A. S.White

Brandfc

Keswick C. D. Penney | C. S. King

 SHANGHAI

Cotton Mills Departtnent JaV'A,QHin'aM>aBANi LiM! N-Y^, Steamship-

■ R. A MoNicol I W.-E. Wilson Building,

1 Owners and. Agents — Birunner-Mond

41, Szechuen

H. Macphai 1 T A.H. CHambers 16247 (3 lines);

D. ('anipitoll j Miss M. P. P.O-1 RoxRo;«l; Teleph.

I3rl8;.-Cable

W. W. Mackenzie \ Large Ad.: .fayalij n

Insurance Department, ,J. D, Cfiyrierp, manager

G.K.H.A.Piercy

Mason

;C. PTaarop

M, B. Agaffrofi’ A.K.R. W.

S.C. Blaisse,

Oflenbergsigns per pro.. '

Bpissevain

J.A.E. Kendrew Miss R. E. J..L. Winkelmann

R. G. Geer Witschi ' fG. llodde

Silk and Waste Silk Department Miss M. Costa

R. Plattner General Agents .in, the Fat East

Y. D. K. Craddock | A. Brftnner : -HollandfEast 'Asia 'TEineMCablJ Ad:

General Com pradore ,.oO lioaliiaei - i d ,']

Pan Tse Chuen g? ■ Wccn lai ■ 1

Ewo Silk Filature—10.17,jEhengtu

Z. A. Tsu (compradore) Road

S. K. Yoong, w^a^tp sil^ oompr. Ja.va Sea Office) 3,f^irijANCB^bljjr

• (Rranch Ezra Road: Thleph. Ltd.

Proprietors 18J69 lines); Cable Ad: Sluytcrsco -

Ewo Silk Filature ■ Java Sea MM) FTTtb Ijrsu range’ Go.—3r

Ewo

Ewo Press Pfifcking'CROp,1 ; EdY.ArdAd:Ezra! Kdad; >'Telephs.

Cold Stnrago

General Managers for Cable SluyterSPo ■ : 18768/9;

H..O. 'A)'.'vWan P_l_ Someren, manager’

- ,t W ?

Indo-Ohina S.N. (7o„ Ltd.

Ewo Cotton Mills, Ltd. Java Sugar iMPoitT Co.—6/ Kiiifeiang

General Agents ' '/ • */ Road; Teleph. 14658- O

Shanghai & Hongkew Wnarf'Co., Ltd. Jean Y Co:, Wm., Import and. Expjort—

Agents

Bombay-P>ur nah Trading, Corpn., Ltd. 505, Honan Road, RoomJOl; Dairyequip

Nobel’s

William Explosives

McEwan Co., Ltd. Ltd.

i Co.. Jeansin Pian.o Co.—4,59,. AvPnu$ Joffre;

White Horse. Distillers, Ltd. . Telepn. S2293; Cdfcte Ad: Jean

Charles Marchant’s Whisky 1& Tse zing

Staats Mijneji, in Limburg ,

. Marine Insurance ■ Jebsen & C©., Import, -Export,

Machinery, Shipping and InsuranPe—

Canton InsuranCe;Ofheei Ltd. 110 Hankow Road;Codes:

r Teleph.; ,11576;

Alliance AssuranceCo.,Co.,Ltd.

Triton Insurance Ltd. Cable Ad: Jehsep.;;-. A..R.C. 5th

Queensland Insurance Co., Ltd. and 6th, Bentley’s,

Uni versa !, Western tlniPn'Abiilp, Rudolf Private

Masse,

Bankers

Atlas Assurance Co.. Ltd.Insurance Co., Ltd. Codes. Brandies : Hbngkong,■ ■ Canton

C. & E. Mortons, Ltd.' ' SwatiAv and kmoj

Motor Car, Accident

Personal Lift, Plar.c-Class,

and SicknessLife,

Insurance Jenkins Tobacco Co.,*Inc.,L. B-, Impofters

Alliance Assurance Co., Ltd, of America ri Leaf Tobacco—72, Szechtien

Eire Insurance Road; Ad:

Cable 'IMh-pli.

Jenco10591;J !P.O. . Box 1264;

Hongkong Eire Insurance

Alliance Assurance Co., Ltd. Co., Ltd.

Eastern Insurance Cd., Ltd, ' Jensen. G. S., Engineer, Contractor

Liverpool

Insurance andCo.,London

Ltd. and Globe and Merchaiit—106,' SzecjRuen Road;

Tfleph., 142T5; . Cabl&j Ad: Jpn-

Queensland Insurance Co., Ltd. senius

Bankers

Canton Insurance Insuranee

Ltd. Co., Ltd. Jensen’s Chemical' !Laboratories/ 'As-

Jarling & Co.^147, Kiangse Road; sayers, Chemical Analysts andNanking'

Engineers-kgp, Consulting

- Rd.;

Teleph. 19284 Cable Ad: Labo! '1 -

 SHANGHAI A 267

Jensen Radio' Maker, T.K., 1 Sole ~r% % T m M M

Radio Importer for North China, Kuiidbu. lee hung sue

Manufacture and Repair any Styles

of. Radio—484, Fong Hsia Road, Kadoorie & Sons, Sir Elly, Financiers

—259, Kiangse Road; Telephs. 18180

West Gate & 18189, 20691 (Residence; Marble

T. K. Jensen, tnahhge'r' ' Hall) ; Cable Ad : Kadoorie : Codes :

T. E. Soong7~assistant manager Bentley^ and, .Bentley’s Second.

Y. M. Wang, secretary Hongkong Office: St. GeOr^e’s

Jewish Commdnical Association Building

(See. Associations) , PurtaerS'—Sir

(Com. Leg. Hon.),E. S. L.Kadoorie,

Kadooriek.b.e.

and

Jewish National. Fund Commission H. Kadoorie

for Chijs^—(See Associations) J. E. Salmon, manager 1

Johnson

Teleph.Garage 40000 Ltd.—800, Peking Road; ffi m m m ^

C.S. Y.Johnson, managing director Kai lan Kivang wu Rule

Kaplan Mining Administration,The—12,

E. K. Chow, H. Chang,manager

secretary The Bund; Cable Ad: Kaiping; Tel. 11070

C. V.C.W.Langborne,

Johnson & .Co.. G. -293, Burkill Road ; P. Sinnoltagent

Teleph. 33711 A. C. God by, (absent)

J. O. Rudgard

Johnston,

Import—10, A. R:HannenCo.,Road;ExportTeleph.

and J.M.Allan

Armstrong

41513; P.O. Box 697; Cable Ad: Jon’wood N. S. Lieu

Miss''Macartney

Arthur R. Johnstone Miss D. L. Ralph

Joseffo Photo Studio—103,, Nanking Kailan SalesM.Agency—33, Miss E. Parkhill

Szechuen Rd.

Road; Teleph. f 12908 ' O. S. Lieu F. C. Zung

K. S. Lieu I T. S. Wong

m % Ik % m Za Whei Kong Wharf

R. Beetlestone

Qju ch6 feo hun de

Joseph Brothers, General Merchants— Footling II. T.

Wharf

Healey

Hongkong

Room 200; Telephs. ,16305-6; Oatjle Ad: Building, Agents for

Menabro Yaowangtao

Hwa Mechanical Glass Co., Chin-

Ellis Joseph

A.F. X'M. Sopher, signs per pro.

. Cv N. Sequeira .Kailan Sales Agency,' Sole Distribu-

Miss F. Solomon ■ tors ^ of Kailim.- Cbal—33, Szechuen

Road; Teleph. . 15253; Cable Ad;

Joseph, R. M., General Merchant and Com- 3497

mission Agent—12, The Bund; Teleph.

16306; Cable Ad: Ray|ps’ Kaitai Engineering & Iron Works-

17, Nanzing Road; Teleph. 45038

IS H> 7® ± & &

Fall ven slicing hui jih pfaQ W- HI Wei yuan

^ Journai,.

du Consulat;

Journachan ,

ok Shanghai,

Teleph, I.e - -.21-23, Rue

84063;'Cable Ad: Kajiwap.a, D. K., General Auent, Trans-

lator and Interpreter (English-Japanese

and vice, versa) — Yl075B, N. Szechuen

Rd.; Teleph. 46032; Cable Ad: Bookman

Ka Yun Shipping Co'.—29,' Szechuen D. K. Kajiwara, proprietor and mgr.

'* Road; Teleph. 17476 %i Wo ta

.Kable (D.) IspupTBiAL Engineering Kale & Co., E., Purs, Skins and General

Co.—320, Kiangse 'Road; Teleph. Produce Exporters—16* Jinkee Roadj

16162; Cdbie Ad: Kablexport Teleph. 10291; Cable Ad: Kale

A268 SHANGHAI

m m m ;n # Katen & Co., K.—39, Aventfe Edward

Kanagawa Engraving VII; Teleph. 84745

Koad; Teleph. 41928 Co.^—109, Chapoo

T. Kanagawa, manager Katoh & Co., Electrical Accessories—

7, Ming Yu Lee; Teleph. 13699

Kang Sun Steamship Co.—5, Canton Kattwinkel, Max., General Agent for

Boad; Teleph. 12646 China of Ver-Glanzstofl Fabriken,

Elberfeld, Germany,

Yarn—131, Museum Artificial

Road; Silk and

Teleph.

Kann, E. & Maya upon E., Exchange

Brokers—National City Rank of New 10161; Cable Ad: Kattwinkel

York Building, 45, Kiukiang Road;

Telephs. 13235 and i'7265; Cable Ad : Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha—12, Hankow

Ekann Road; Teleph. 17218

Kapitstin & Co.. G.—374, Kiangse S'! Bih fah

Roftd; Teleph. 17687

Kelly & Walsh, Ltp., Prin ters, Publishers,

Karamelaht (fe Co., H.andZ. F.,Commission Booksellers. Stationers

Tea Ex- — Kelly & Walsh Building, and News Agents

porters, Merchants Road: P.O. Box 612; Cable 22, Nanking'

Ad: Kelly

Agents—25,12386Yuen

Cable;Ming Yuen Road;

Teleph. Ad: Ziauddin A.A. W.E. Glover,

Burkill,managing-director

director

Karanjia, N.B.—2a, Kiukiang Road; J.A.A.H.J. S.Waller, do.

Searle,Jesus, secretary

do.

Teleph. 17731 S. O. de Gregory, manager

A/C.

H.W. Knaggs

Ellis III Miss O. Conte Real

Kasakoff,

fll ^ Tien woo

D. J„ m.d. (President of the A.

N. Mclver

P. Marsoff Mrs. V.C. Maher

Whaley

: 1 MissHl. E. Mills

Russian Orthodox Confraternity), N. H. Alves Miss E. Crank

Medical Practitioner—453, Ave. Joflfre, V. S.Pasfoo-hoff | Miss H. Taylor

Bearn Apartment, flat 76; Teleph. 80412 Western Branch—1181, Bubbling Well

rtoaa

Mrs. A. Cifka

n m & fc m Mrs. G. Silnitsky

Kasamatsu Dispensary,

gical Instrument Medicines, Con-

and Morinaga’s Sur- Printing Works—400, Ferry Road

fectionery90412,

— 539-40, Canton J. V.H. M.Searle, manager

Telephs. 90496; P.O. Box 587Road; AUingbon,

J.W.L.Cochran

Youngman

assist! manager

Kassoff, Dr. J. F.—219, Hamilton Keng Kee Ocean & Land Transporta-

House; Teleph. 14379 tion Co.—275, Boundary Road;

Teleph. 41,278 .

£ H ffi Hi j£jf Kah chong

Ka. sze tein E mng

Kastetn, Dr. J. (Dr. Birt, Rail, Kermani ers, &C0., R. S.,Agents

Gommission Silk and—9,TeaHankow

Export-

Mertens, Virnieh and Schwarzen-

burg), Physician—Office : 20, Kiu- Rd.;R. Teleph. S.

14258; Cable Ad:

Kermani

Rostarnian

kiang Road; Teleph. 15579. Resi- P. R. Kermani

dence : 123, Great Western Road; Miss H. Kermani

Teleph. 28302

IK aVII;

ten Teleph.

84745 Avenue Edward and Woollen Piece Goods—17, Canton

Road; Teleph. 1642©'; P.G. -Box 582

 SHANGHAI A269-

^ fi m m m 13 Hr iW ft

Che loh mo' e sung Kiang nan tsu zuen so

Keylock & Pratt, ..Veterinary Sur- Kiangnan Dock and Engineering Works

geons to the French Municipal —Arsenal Road; Telephs. 841CO,

Councils, Surgery and Infirmary— 84108 & 84109 ; Cable Ad : Sinodock ;

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

645-651, Gordon Road; Teleph. Lieber’s Standard and Acme

34230; Cable Ad: Keylock; Codes:

A.B.C. 4th and 5th edns., Bentley’s,, Executive' Dept.

Lieber’s Western; Union S. K. Chen,assist,

director

,T. Edgar, m.r.c.v.s., d.v.s.m. T. F. Chen, do.

D. L. McWbirter, b.sc., m.r.c.v.s. F.K. T.F. Yeh,

R. H. Robertson, m.r.c.v.s. Yu, do. mgr.

business

H. Y. Liang, chief storekeeper

Keys & Dowdeswell, Architects—32^, Technical dept.

Hamilton House, Kiangse Road; A.T. P.C. Cranston,

Mauchan, assist.

technical manager

Telephs. 13410 and 13258

J. E. Harvey, yard overseer do.

C. F. Yeh, naval constructor

Ting shang chi szu teng yen yu hsien hung sze S.

W. S. Liu, electricaldo,engr.

F. Gewo,

Keystone Tobacco Co., Ltd.—175, Soo- J. G. B. Dewar I T. Mason

chow Road; Teleph. 13482 E. Dewar ! T. Phillips

Directors—R. Bailey. A. Bassett, W. C. Y.W. C.Houston

Doo I J.T. M.Sands

Foster. A. P. Bungev, L. G.

C. F. Barber, A. T, Dickson, T-Cousins Smith

E. Skidmore, H. V. Tiencken & R. Knox

W. D. Walters Kien Kuo Rubber Supply Co.—1225,.

Secretary—C. 0. Bow sou. e.c.t.s. Kwenning Road; Teleph. 51378

Assist. Secretary—K. McKelvie

7^ Kung dah

m m Chi nee Kienhuize

Kttaw.t* Commercial Agency, Tea and and

Silk Merchants and Commission Agents chuen Road; PO. Box 1569; Manufacturers’ Agents—19, Sze-

Teleph. 16764

—410, North Soochow Road, (1st floor

Room Nos. 123-1241, Embankment Killian, George, Import and Export

Building:

Cable Ad: Teleph.

Khawja43364; P. O. Box 598; Teleph. Merchant—124, 72010 Rue Joseph Frelupt;:

Abdul Rashid, proprietor

Mohamed Shall, manager

Y. H. Lee, compradore Kimatrai

Exporters—130, & Co., Hankow

J., SilkRoad; Piecegoods

Teleph.

Kian Gwan Co. (India). Ltd.—141-142, 10983; Cable Ad: Kimatrai

Sassoon House; Teleph. 14924 Kin367,Wah & Co.,Road;

Building

Kiangse Teleph.Contractors—

17706; Cable

Wl ft Kiangling Ad: Kin wah

Kiangling Co., The, Import-Export, Kincheng Co., Ltd.—1312, North

Commission Agents, Photo-Goods, Canton Road; Teleph. 10579

Medicine and Drugs,

ries, Provisions CuriosMaterials—

and Raw . Statione-

548, Range Road; Cable Ad: Kiang; King Chen Paper Mill, Ltd.—2,

Canton Road; Teleph. 10579

Codes: Bentley’s and A.B.C. 5th edn.

! Kiangstt Chemical Works—95, Soo-

King CRong Zee Iron Works—499,

chow Creek; Teleph. 32032 Point Road; Teleph. 51667

King Chong Chang’s Engineering

Kten Kee Mining Co., Exporters of Works. Shipbuilders etc. — 660,

Point Road; Teleph. 52960; Cable-

Wolframite and other

20, Museum Road; Mineral

Teleph. 14935 Ores— Ad: 7298

A20

A 270 SHANGHAI

Ktnu Kee & Co., Metals, Hardware and KiuCo.—121, Cheng Loon Export & Import

Kiangsi Road; Teleph.

Engineering Supplies; Contractors and

Ship Chandlers, Commission Agents— 13689

76. Seward

Ad: Kingkee Road; Telephs. 40078-9; Cable

Kiu Feng Engineering Works—1011,

King Tvi Yong Coke Co., Coke, Coal Point Road; Teleph. 51273

and General Merchans—646, Thibet

Road; Teleph. 92598 Kiu Cheng PongeeNinghai

Co., Exporters of Raw*

Kingshtil Trading Co., Importers Silks, Honan, and etc.—472,

Shantung

& Dealers of Tobacco, Cigars & Pongees, Silk Piece Goods,

Weihaiwei Road; Telepb. 33993; Cable

Sundries—41, Rue du Consulat; Ad: Ponco

Teleph. 81644; P.O. Box 276;

L. Koenigsberger, manager

Kiu Foo & Co., General Importers and

Exporters — Head Office: 22. Siking

Jing hai mo yik yu ye Icnnq eze Road; Telephs. 13393-4; P.O. Box 578;

Kinhai Trading Co., Ltd., Importers, Cable Ad: Kiufoworld

Exporters, Manufacturers’ Agents—300,

Peking Road; Teleph. 17491; Cable Ad: Kiyohara & Co., Coal Merchants and

Kinhai Shipping12302;

Teleph. Agents

P.O.—Box

6, Kiukiang

844; CableRoad;

Ad:

Kiyohara

Kinnear Piano Manufacturing Co.—

876, North Szechuen Road ; Telepli. Kleinermann’s Sweet Shop—889-91,

40612; Cable Ad: Kinpiano Avenue Joffre; Teleph. 72103

m m m ffi m * §pi # 3£ m

Tsong fa hion sin chi tsao tsang

Kioustn Dock (Society Franco-Chinoise Klingelnberg Jar ling hao

& Wieda, Sole Imp orters

de Constructions

ouesl, Shipbuilders,Metalliques et Mecani-

Engineers and for Klingelnberg—Works: Hamburg-

Boilermakers, Woodwork Contrac- ofRemscheid Machine (Germany)

Tools, SmallManufacturers

Tools and

tors, etc.—4), Quai de France; Tels. Machine Knives—149, Yuen Ming Yuen

82034 and 21149, 22678 (Nantao); Road; Teleph. 17942; Cable Ad: Klingco

Cable Ad: Kiousin. Works: Avenue Dr.(Remscheid)

e.h. G. Adolf Klingelnberg

de Bezaure

Hermann Wieda (Shanghai)

Kirkby-Gomes & Porter, Doctors— Martin

WalterH.VYittenbecher

Schulz, signs per pro.

Consul tin" Rooms: 210, Wayfoong C. W. Ling, com pi adore

House; Teleph. 16679

Dr. S. G. Kirkby-Gomes, l.r.f.p.

&; s. CGlas.), l.r.o.p., l.m., f.r.c. Klink, P. J., Manufacturers’ Representa-

s. (EdinD

Dr. J. H. Porter, m.c., m.b., b.ch., tive—3, 12388 andEdward

17842 Ezra Road; Telephs.

b.a.o. (Queen’s University). Re-

sidence: 122, Majestic Apts.; Knipschildt and Eskelund, Importers

Teleph. 35555 and Exporters—220, Szechuen Rd.:

Y. C. Chang, secretary Telephs. 19217 and 18222; P.O. Box

459; Cable Ad: Knipco

Kishida

Fancy Goods—107, Broadway; Teleph. Knit-to-Fit Mills — 35, Rue Stan

41329 Chevalier; Teleph. 71359; Cable Ad:

Knitofit

Kitafuku Yoko, Glassware Manufac-

turers and General Importers — 27-33, Kobayashi Yoko, Importers and Expor-

Minghong

Bex 573 Road; Teleph. 45198; P. O. P.tersO.-115, Kiangse Road: Telepb. 10182

Box 571; Cable Ad: Hats

 SHANGHAI A271

Kodak & Co., Eastman—189, Yuen Ming Paul Bunge, Hamburg. Analytical

Yuen Hoad; Teleph. 15310 Balances

Carter Medicine Co., New York.

tl m. K

™9 kec Carter’s Little Liver Pills

Dallmann & Co., Wiesbaden, Germany.

Koenigsbergek, L., Importer and Expor Kola-Dallmann Pastilles

ter—41, Rue du Cohsulat; P.O. Box Deutische

276; Cable Ad: Kingshill ' Germany.Akustik,

HearingG.m.b.H.,

apparatusBerlin,

W’alther Doelling, Markneukirchen,

Germany. Catgut, Surgical Sutures

BmJk® n Ko-fa-da-ya -fomj Eatinon

many: G.m.b.H., MuenchenTonicum

“Eatan” nutritive Ger-

Kofa American Drug Oc. (Fed. Inc. Faultless Rubber Co., Ashland, Ohio,

U.S.A.), Drugs, Chemicals, Hospital U.S.A, Water

and

turingLaboratory Supplies, Manufac-

Chemists—120-126-130, Nanking Rubber Goods Bottles and Surgical

Road; P. O. Box 155; Teleph. 18790 Glaswerk Gust. Fischer Ilmenau,

(6 lines, Private exchange to all de- Germany: “Neon” Glass Tubing

partments); Cable Ad: Kofa; Codes: and Accessories

A.B.C. 6th, Mosse & Bentley’s. Hamblin-Metealfe, Ltd., Kitchener,

Executive Dept. president Ontario,

ChocolatesU.S.A., Smiles’N Chuckles

E.C. S.H.Franklin,

Thiel,- vice-president Ha.novia Quartz Lamp Co., Quartz

Lamps

F. J. Raven, do. Jenaer Glaswerk,

C.H. D.W, Culbertson,

Pflug, manager treasurer

and secretary Germany: Jena Schott Gen. Glass-

Laboratory Jena,

Accounting Dept. ware arid “Duran” Glassware

G. Schink, chief accountant Gebrueder Kroner, Berlin, Germany.

I. F. Pei “SpeCtrol” for Cleaning

General Office Myers Manufacturing Co., Camden,

Chr. Buroh || Mrs. Mrs. L.M. Schwaff

Young N. J., U.S.A.: “ Labelstik ” Tin

W. Haude Boxes

Wholesale Dept. Pfaudler Co., Rochester, U.S.A.

E Walther I O. Hoehmann Glass-lined Steel Equipment

K. Tauber | E. Lamb Promonta

Hamburg,Export Germany.Co.,“ Promonta”

G.m.b.H.,

Hospital

L. G. Rohan& Laboratory Supply Dept. Nerve

Hair Tonic, “Trilysin”

Tonic, and Promonta ”Biological

A.Fr.K.Rheinfeldt Preparations

Kamuf || D. F. Frischen

T. Lee C.Austria.

Reichert,Microscopes,

Optical Works, Vienna,

Chinese Dept. Microtomes,

Dr. T. H. Li [ H. I. Lee etc.

Advertising Dept. Schering-Kahlbaum, Berlin, Germany.

Y. P. Zoong Laboratory Reagents

Factory and Laboratories—1568, Carl SchleicherFilter

& Schuell,

Papers Dueren,

Road; Telephs. 50978 & 51068 Ward Germany.

States Porcelain Works, Berlin,

Dr. K. Kupfer I O. Verfuehrt Germany. Laboratory Porcelain

C. Harasim | N. A. Lagoon Ware

Pharmacy

pensary) (See under American Dis- Wilh. Julius Teufel, Stuttgart, Ger-

Agents or Distributors for many. Abdominal

Supensories, etc. Belts, Trusses,

Bauer & Black, Chicago, 111., U.S.A. Vapo-Cresolene

W.Surgical

A. BaumDressings

Co., New York. U.S.A. Vapo CresoleneCo:,andNewVaporizer

York,U.S.A.

“ Baumanometer ” B1 ood Pressure Wolff T & Co., Walsrode,

“W alo” Elastic Bottle Caps Germany.

Apparatus

Berkefeld Filter

Germany.& Berkefeld Co., Celle, Hann.,

FiltersAustria; Koh Jai Tse, General Importers, Export-

Brevillier Urban, Vienna,

Stainless and Rustproof Chrome ers, and Commission Agents—J6, Siking

Road; Teleph. 15627; Cable Ad: Kohjaitse

Surgical Instruments

* A20

A 272 SHANGHAI

Koti Wei Chi & Co., China Hats, etc.— Kou Kwong Enamel Ware Go.—

P.50'O.', Box

Honan1497;Road

Cable; Ad:Teleph. 9S947 ; 70, Nanking Road; Teleph. 13847

Kohweichi

M. T. Kuo, manager Kow Kee Timber Co., Ltd., The (Saw

J. D. Chow, shipping clerk Mill &; Match Splints Manufactory)

Kohler, SchulzHankow

Brokers—7, Road (1st floor); South Bund, Nantao

Telenhs. 16176, 18311 and 16627; Cable Kreulen, R. A., Insurance—113, Kiu-

Ad: Kursmakler kiang Road; Teleph. 12867; P.O.

A.W. Kohler

Schulz | H. Groesser Box 936; Cable Ad: Norama

Kokusai Unyu Kaisha (International Krugsman ,1- Co., -I., Shin Chandlers—

141, Minghong Road; Teleph. 41819;

Express Co.), Shipping, Charter- Cable Ad: Krijgsman

ing, Customs Brokers, etc.—9, Can-

ton Road; Telephs. 13603, 18501, AgentsG. for J. Grilk, sole manager

18213, 18310; P.O. Box 1140; Cable Van Vollenhoven’s Dutch Pilsner Beer

Ad: Main (Falcon Brand)

Komaroee, C. D., Importer and Exporter m m

—6, Kiukiang Road; Teleph. 15828;

Cable Ad: Komarofl K’o le> ssu lih sze

lit * * & Krisel & Krisel, Attorneys and C mnsel-

lors-at-Law—21, Museum Road; Teleph.

Kong Dah Co., Dealers in All Kinds 17372; Cable Ad; Lesirk

of Rice, Flour, Grain and Fodder Krivoss Realty Co., Architects, Land

Head Office : 132-138, Route Oonty ; and Estate Agents and Contractors—

Telepih. 83870 1331, Avenue Joffre; Teleph. 73953

Kong Tat Hosiery50432Factory—1080, Ward B. Krivoss, manager

Road: Telephs. and 50455; Cable J.D. J.Barbeluck,

Kim, secretary

building supt.

Ad: Kongtai K G. Cheng, draughtsman

Koreska, W., Manufacturers of Sta- Interior Decoration Dept.

I. T. Dmitirieff

tionery, Office Sunnlies and Paper

Goods—133, Yuen Ming Yuen Road ; Kuhlmann (Etab.), Paris, Dyes, Che-

Teleph. 10219: P.O. Box 1105: Cable micals—68, Szechuen Road; P.O

Ad : Koresca rbo Box 1115; Cable Ad; Naticolor

A. Oberwalder, manager M. Cochain, engineer & chemist

K. Schindler, do.

Koon Ming Electrical Goods Co.— Kui Foong Woollen Co.—74, Honan

Road; Teleph. 11695

550, Canton Road; Teleph, 90691

B. Kopeliovich & -I. Zttrin, Whole- Kung Chin ofIronEngines,

Works Boilers

Co., .Manu-

sale Dealers of all Kinds of Dry facturers and

Goods, Haberdashery, Fancy Hats Industrial Machinery — 720, Tsitsihar

h Trimmings—882, Bubbling Well Road; Teleph. 52345

Road: Teleph. 31853

Kung Dah Co.—2767, Pingliang-

Korean Store, The, Dealers in Road; Teleph. 51029

Korean Products — 687, Avenue

Joffre; Teleph. 72370 i!r I ^ Mi & ft &

Koslofe, L., Importer of French Silk and Kung and IRugs—319.

Cheng, Manufacturers

Rubbling Wellof Carpets

Road:

Woollen Materials and Novelties,

Exno'-ter of Antioues and Curios—107, Teleph. 33458; Factory: 100 Passage, 127

Nankins: Road; Teleph. 16018; Cable route du Pere Froc; Teleph. 82246; Cable

Ad: Kosorient Ad: Kunichen

 SHANGHAI A273

j^UNG Kke & Co.—442, Kiangse Road; Kuo Min News Agency—14, Kiukiang

Teleph. 185^3 Road; Teleph. 14231; Cable Ad:

Kuomineus

Xung Kee Shipping Hong—3, Ningpo

Road; Teleph. 91382

IM Kivang hip shu cho

Hung Kee Transportation Co.—36, Kwang Hsueh Publishing House, Eng-

Rue Corbet; Teleph. 82242 lish

Kung Ping Steel and Iron Works— Ad: Booksellers—140,Publishers,

and Chinese Peking Road;AgentsCable

and

Manufacturers of Steel Furniture— Lesdor

Miss M. Verne McNeely

548, Peking Road; Teleph. 94612 Mrs. Griffiths

M iP S 5^ Kung yih sa chang

Kung Yik Spinning

Cotton Mill (EwoandCotton Mills, Ltd.), n & m 4i & mwi'Xm

Manufacturing—

150, Robison Road, Jessfield Kwang Wha Petroleum Co., Ltd.—

Jardine,

managers,Matheson

27, The&Bund Co.. Ld., general 3,Cable Museum Road; Telephs, 11472-6;

Ad: Kwanpetcoy (Chinese

W.T.K.H.Smith, 5335). Installation at Gough Island

Hood manager

I T. Boardman (Pootung)

J. North I R. Sidebottom

•Jb JL Kung sze Kwong Shing — .324-26, Tiendong

Road; Teleph. 42461

Kcjnst &. Albers, Importers, Engineers

and Contractors: Piecegoods, Sundries,

Hardware, Chemical, Pharmaceutical, Kyetay Engineering Corporation,

Steel

SzechuenandRoad; Oil Telephs.

Departments—110,

18736-7-8-9; Architects and Civil Engineers—38,

P. O. Box 1179; Cable Ad: Kunstalber; Avenue VII; Teleph. 19934

Codes: A. B. C. 6th Rudolf Mosse,

Bentley’s, Acme,manager,

K. Schaefer, Alpha and signsPrivate

the firm Kyoon & Co., K. E., Exporters, Importers

K. Kapper, Dipl Ing., signs ppa. and

Foch;Commission

Teleph. 32706;Agents—1370,

Cable Ad: Avenue

Kekco

F.E. Findorf,

Nestlef, signsdo.i.v.

R.H. Des Arts H. Krogmann LaNanking

Donna, Road; Silk Salon

Ballheimer F. Kunstein

G.MissL.

Bierwirth O.W.J.Langhammer Teleph.Modernique—119,

19821; Cable Ad:

Burkart Mohr, Ladonna

AV. Busch Dipl. Ing. L. Riggio, manager

A.Mrs.Felberbaum,

E. Dzirne

Miss R. Dzirne R. Petri

W. A. Nadermann Y. Grevey, assist, manager

directrice

B. B. Filimonov H. Retry

Miss H. Kapper H. Rutz LaGeneral

Generale Soies, Raw Silk Exporters,

Miss E. Kargaloff R. Stachel Importers and Exporters—452,

R.E. Koehler

Knecht Aliss J.M.Stohler

Miss Kiangse Road; Telephs. 16550, Com-

H. Korczyn, Stoltenberg pradore’s Office: 14410; P.O. Box 986;

Dipl. Ing. Miss G. AVittsack Cable Ad: Genesoi

Representing among others:

M. A. N. Maschinenfabrik Augs- Lacey & Cannan, Ltd., 'Shipping In-

burg-Nuernberg, Gutehofmuhg- surance and Commission Agents, etc.—

shuette, Oberhausen, Rheinland Hongkong and Shanghai Bank Bldg.;

H. Glueckauf | H. Leykauf Teleph. 13206:

Roeehling-Buderus Steel Works, Artillery;

Wetzlar Code:P.O.Box

Bentley’s1602:

andCable

Boe Ad:

A. Brennecke, works repres. N. F.H.Cannan,

J. Lacey, director

do.

F. J. Kafka, m.e. V. C. Olive, do.

Sun Oil Co., Philadelphia., Pa. F. Christie

W. C. Farnham S. G. C. Crank | Mrs. Reeves

 A274 SHANGHAI

Lacquees Supply Co.—186, Weihaiwei £1 # $1 1,0 sen9 teh

Eoad ; Teleph. 31875 Laesen & Teock, Electrical Engineers and

Ladow’s Taveex, Inc.—33-41, Ningpo Teleph. Contractors—44, Avenue

16838;partner

Cable Edward VII;

Ad: Trocklar

Road; Teleph. 14498 L. Larsen,

E. Trock, do.

Lalcaca

Brokers—45, & Co.,Kiukiang

ExchangeRoad; and Telephs.

Bullion

10026,

Lalcaca 13696, 17731, 17850; Cable Ad: vi ® k m & ig m m m ±

B.Y. P.K. Lalcaca, Shang hai lau ro (lien in she pei hung sze

York, partner

do. Laueo Films, (A.

Importers andE. Lauro k Co ), General

Exporters, Motion

N. B. Karanjia, do. Picture Producers, Film Exchange and

E. D.D. J.Darari, do.

Ruttonjee | D. K. Mistry Supply of Raw Film—21, Museum Road,

Capitol Building; P.O. Box 816; Cable

Lambeet, P. M., m.d., Specialist in Internal Ad;A.Cines E. Lauro, proprietor, and manager

Diseases; Electricity, Radium and X-ray A. W. Jesu, assistant manager

Treatment—Office: 536, Rue Bourgeat;

Teleph, 70019.

IRre; Teleph. 73362 Residence: 2, Rue Mo-

3* ic Tai piny

Langdon & Co., E. W., Inc., Importers Lavees sion

& Claeic, Merchants and Commis-

Agents—Hongkong and Shanghai

ofandAmerican Machinery, Tools, Batteries

Supplies—417, AvenueFoch;Teleph. 10489; Cable Ad: TaepingBund; Teleph.

Bank Building, 12, The

80136; Cable Ad: Donlangco

jfjl Ta hsing Lazaeo Beos., Sam, Musical Instruments

Lane, Cbawfoed & Co., Ltd., General —640-642, Avenue Joffre; Teleph. 72980

Store-keepers—23-25, Nanking Road;

Teleph. 10263; P.O. Box 659; Cable Ad: Min chin

Laneford;

5th edns. Codes: Al, A.B.C. 4th and Lazaeus,an N., Optician —9 52, 9Nanking

D, W. Crawford, managing director Road; Teleph. 16626; Cable Ad: Lazarus

' R.G.D. C.C.Nikol

Lindsay Miss Carion

Fowles Miss Pintos

I. A. Cheese- Miss M.Rozario LerueBeis,ShuP.,PaoCommission

San: Teleph.Agents—25,

84889;

man Miss Rosario P.O. Box 1037; Cable Ad : Sirbelp

W. C.Ongetta

Mrs. Jacobi Mrs.

Mrs. Blackman

Tebneff-Cooper

Laou Chan Tai Fue Co. — 332, Honan Le(Canidrome), Champ deFrench Courses

GreyhoundFeancais

Racing

Road; Teleph. 13219 Co.—Office: 9,Cable

Avenue Edouard VII;

Laou Kai Fook & Co., Dealers in all Teleph. 85028; Ad: Canidrome

kinds of Silks—23, Kiukiang Road;

Telepn. 13348 ® §F

Laou Kiu Chwang Silk Co., Whole- Leather Productsof Manufacturing Co.,

sale and Retail Dealers in Silks, Goods—190, Peking Road; Teleph.Leather

Manufacturers High-grade

12773;

Saints, Crepes, Furs and Fancy Cable Ad: LTnileather

Goods—354,

93169; Cable Ad: Nanking

LosilkoRoad; Teleph. Lebel (China), Manufacturers and

Laou Kiu Luen & Co. ( “ The Lion Silk Exporters of Grey, White, Dyed and

Printed Textiles—Wayfoong House,

inStoreall ”),kinds Wholesale

of SilkandPieceRetail Dealers 220,

Goods—499, Szechuen Road: Teleph. 11215;

Nanking Road; Teleph. 93500; Cable Ad: P.O. Box 1199; Cable Ad: Celita

Clive R. Hargreaves, manager

Lionsilk

 SHANGHAI A275

LeeImporters,

& Co., D. and A., Est. 1911, Exporters and Leede Engineeeing Coepoeation, Ra-

Commission’ Agents— dio, Sound and Electrical En-

Head Office 7, Ding An Lee, Poyang

Road, Hankow. Branch Office: 2, Canton gineers; Importers k Manufactur-

Road, Shanghai; Teleph. 19728; Cable ers—395, 34154:

Bubbling Well Road; Tel.

Cable Ad: Leedel

Ad: Dalee Directors—M. Chow, ph.d. (Chair-

D. A. Lee, director man), C. Ede, F. J. Ede, T. H.

C,K. K.S. Lee,

Lee, manager

manager Chong and Y. H. Sun

T. C.. Sib, S. C. Chu, P. C. Chub, Y. F. J. Ede, manager

C. Peng, W. B. Ma, F. H. Wan _ K. W. Chang, assist, mgr.

Owners and Operators — Ho Shing K. Y. Yen, acct.

Sing Kee Steel Works John Wong, stores mgr.

Agents for Y. S. Tung, asist.

Sun Insurance Office, Ltd. (founded M. Chow, ph.d., consulting engr.

1710) T. P. Chien, chief engr.

Phmnix Insurance Co. of Hartford, Z. L. Pao, assist. do.

Conn. K. P. Own, lab. supt.

Ige Chang, service tech.

H. K. Chen, assist.

Lee k Co., Ltd., H., Sporting Goods Sole Distributors for : —

& Cartridges—117, Nanking Road; General Electric Co., U.S.A.

Teleph. 16788; Cable Ad : Photoleeco Full Range Radios

Pilot Radio Corporation, U.S.A.

Full Range Radios

Lee Hang Chang, Sailmaker, Rigger and

Flagmaker;. Dealer in all kinds of

Canvas, Bunting, etc.—24m, Minghong Legge k Co., G. E.. Paper Agents—39,

Road; Teleph. 41897 Verdun Terrace; Teleph. 72422; Cable

Ad: Legge; Codes: Acme, Bentley’s and

Lee Hing Feinting Co.—'195, Szechuen Private

Road; Teleph. 13736 Lai Dah Floue Mill Co.—1, Rue

Montauban; Teleph. 85888

Lee Hsin Teanspoetation Co., Ltd.—

271-2, Boundary Road'; Teleph. Lemaechand, W. R., Stock, Share and

43232 General Broker—12, The Bund; Teleph.

14229

Lee Lee Gaeage Co., Car Hire Service

—Main Station: 329, Soochow Rd.; Leonaed k Veysseyee, Architects, Sur-

Teleph. 16200; Cable Ad: Lilee veyors, ' Decorators, Land and Estate

Agents—453-75; Avenue Joffre; Teleph.

83943; Cable Ad: Beauxart

Lee Mei k Co.—396, Foochow Road :

Teleph. 92076

L’Epaecne Feanco-Chinoise (Societe

Lee Ming k Co.—10, Rue Discry, Anonyme Chinoise de Capitalisation)—

41, Canton Road; Teleph. 14765; Cable

Teleph. 82384 Ad: Lepargne

Lee Tai Electeical and Haedwaee Les Successeubs d’Ulysse Pila k Cie.,

Co.—S1307, Woosung Road; Teleph. Silk, Waste Silk and Pongees—248i,

43479 Sassoon House; Teleph. 10818; P.O.

Box 1224; Cable Ad : Pila

Lee Wha Peteoleum Co., Ltd.—35, R. Durocher

Jinkee Road; Teleph. 19844 Mrs. C. F. Remedios

A27( SHANGHAI

fn ^ Teh wo Bing woe

Lester, Johnson & Morriss, Architects, Liddell Bros. & Co., Ltd., Merchants,

Civil Engineers, Land and Estate Agents Wool, Hide, Skin and General Produce

—20, Kiukiang Hoad; Teleph. 15099; Brokers—Glen Line Building, 4, Peking

Cable

Gordon Ad: Morriss

Kopeck Rd.; Telephs. 11159;^Cable Ad: Liddell.

J. K. Maughan, a.r.i.b.a. Press

downs: Packing Works and Storage Go-

E. STRTJCT.

F. Both E. well, f.r.i.b.a., m.i. Wharf 248, Yangtzepoo Road, Birt’s*

A.A. S.L. Ozorio

Barrera I Tam Yung-Poo J. H. Liddell, managing director

P. W. O. Liddell, director (absent)

J.Chen

Komor | Lee Chao Ying W.R.M.H.Howell, do. per (Tientsin)

Purcell, signs pro.

Hoomhing, compradore C.R. F.W-D.Fraser

Lowe,

Agency A.do.M. Quinones-

Guardian Assurance Co'., Ld. F. A.m.i.m.e.

Hooley,

engr. S.A. F.S. Harvey

Ahmed

. L. H. Richards J. J. Doong

Lever Brothers (China), Ltd , Soap E. Kagansky J. H. Bailey

and Glycerine Manufacturers — Re-

gistered Office: 18, The Bund; Teleph. Liebmann and Gumming, Manufactur-

17327; P.O. Box 597; Cable Ad: Lever ers’ Representatives—467, Kiangse

C. G. W. Robson, chairman Road; Teleph. 19275; P.O. Box

P. H. Cobb, director 1364; Cable Ad: iLiebmancuni

Wm. Harper, do.

W. G. Braidwood, secretary Lien Shen Trading Co., Importers and

Exporters—130,

981; Teleph.Kiangse17475; Road; Cable P.O-

Lewis Nurseries, The—110, Szechuen Box Liesheco

Ad:

Road; Teleph. 14398

Lewis Ideal School of Cookery—(See Liengyi Mercantile Co., Dealers in

Sewing Machines, Lubricating Oils,

Educational) Safes, Typewriters, Stationery, Hard-

ware, etc.,

— 474, Nanking Land andRoad;Investment

Teleph. Agents

92124;

Lewis & Sons, Inc., W. B.—266, Cable Ad: Lienmerco

Peking Road; Teleph. 12355

Ml Wi HiP sin9 chon9 n & m m *

Li, S. C., Manufacturer and Exporter of Liggett Dah mei yin hung sze

& Myers Tobacco Co.

Embroidery—53,

10332 Nanking Road; Teleph.

(China), Ltd., Cigarette Manufac-

turers—200. Yulim Road; Teleph.

Li Dah Investment Co.—1a, Kiukiang LdgmytocO 50047; P.6. Box 1203; Cable Ad:

Road; Teleph. 14751 C. 6. Arthur, president (New York)

Li Hwa China "Ware and Porcelain J.G.treasurer

W. Whitaker,

W. Andrews, vice-do. secy. &do.assist.

(Newassist,

York)

Co.—373, Nanking Road; Teleph. O.W. D.R. Johnson,

Terrell, director

92865 do.

Liang You Printing and Poblishing Co. Accounting C. Miss

C. Chu

Dept.

—851,

44189; _ North Szechuen

P.O. Box 1722; Road;

CableTeleph.

Ad: N. Diniz I| H. E. A.B. Terrell

Rowsell

Liyoprinco, Shanghaichairman G. Haider | Mrs. D. M. Shirazee

Chan Sales Dept.

Wu Chak-shun,

Luen-tak, president G. P. Hunt

Yue Hon shang, manager L. F. Tebbutt | S. W. Rossuck

 SHANGHAI A 77

m va ^ ^

Lih-Teh Oil Mill, Cotton Seed Oil, Tech-

nichal or Treble Refined — 7, French Ling Ling Sang Yiu Men Rung Sze

Bund; Teleph. 85080 The, Sang Printing and

Manufacturers Ink Wholesalers

Co., Ltd.,

Lilling & Co.—19, Ynen Ming Yuen —Office: 38, Chefoo Road. FactoryInks

of Printing and Lithographic : 35,

Road; Teleph. 14930 Tientungan Road,Chapei; Teieph. 93016;

Cable Ad: Lingsang or 7428

IS H ^5 fi ® H Ling Kee Lumber Co.—44a, Canton;

Mei ho lee li ya ehang Road; Teleph. 13646

Lilly & Co., Eli, Pharmaceutical and Lingo Trading Co.—29, Szechueh Road;

Biological Products—316, Kiangse Road;

Teleph. 10037; P.O. Box 1572; Cable Ad: Teleph. 16019; Cable Ad: 3948

Lillyshang. Head Office and Labora-

tories: Indianopolis, Indiana, U.S.A. Lingo Trading Co.—29, Szechuen

Road; Teleph. 16019; Cable Ad:

Lily & Company, Exporters and 3948

Fur Dealer, Kimonos and Pyjamas Linnestad, R.E.—149, Yuen Ming

Sets—31, Woosung Road; Teiepa

Manufacturers—Ladies’ Tailor and Yuen Box 1976

Road; Teleph. 18443; P.O.

41822

H & W it 3*

Lin nan yu hsien hung sze Lie no yin ehu tze chi tseji tsao chang

Lin Nan Co., Ltd., The, Importers, Ex- Linotype Manufacturersandof the

Machinery, Ltd.,

Linotype Compos-

orters and Manufacturers’Agents—110, ing Machine and High Grade Machinery

zechuen

Cable Ad: Road; Telephs. 19319, 15281; for Letterpress,

Lingnanco Lithographic and News-

T. S. Ling, manager paper Printers—160, Avenue Edward

Agents for VII;

Cable Teleph. 13448; P.O.

Ad: Linotype. Box

Office:1152;9,

HeadAltrincham,

Leigh Mills Co., Ltd., Bradford Kingsway,London; Works:

England

# II Fob chong H.Kong

Ellis,andmanager

Japan for China, Hong

Lincoln & Co., Ltd., W. (Incorporated

in Hongkong), Importers, Exporters and J. W. Norton, assistant manager for

Manufacturers’ AgentsP.O.

— 20,BoxMuseum China, Hongkong and Japan

Road; Teleph. 14736; 1426; A. J. Rozario (Hong Kong)

Cable Ad: Lincowong Linson L Co., Exporters and Import-

ers—40, Ningpo Road; Teleph.

• w m Beh ling 18874; Cable Ad: Nosnil

Lindsay, Dkakeeord & Davis, Exchange Lion Co., M., Exporters and Im-

Brokers — Room 307, H. & S. Bank

Building, 12, The Bund; Teleph. 11811; —19, porters of Industrial Chemical, etc.

, Cable Ad: Behling Museum Road; Teleph. 17213;

Cable Ad : Mothicide

5 # 3

Lindsay, Jean, Chinese Curios—Kelly & Little & Co., Ltd., 1930,Chung wo

William,

Walsh Building, 22, Nanking Road; pectors and General Import

■ Teleph. 12087 Merchants—21, Jinkee Road; andSilk Ins-

Export

Teleph.

Lindskog, B. J., Consulting Civil En- 5th 18629; Cable Ad: VVestall;Codes: A.B.C.

gineer—29, Yuen Ming Yuen Road H.edn., Bentley’s

M. Little, managing director

A. Zee

D. Bell,

Chung director

Ying, compradore

j Ling Kee Cotton Factory—206, Mac- Y. E. Ding

gregor Road; Teleph. 52492

A278 SHANGHAI

Little Folks Gakdeh School Loh Yung Kee, Stevedores, Ship-

{See Educational) Painters, Suppliers of Chinese

Crews, Dunnage Materials and

Little Shop, The, Chinese Curios, Black- General Contractors—747-749, Broad-

way East; Teleph. 51605

wood

Lamp Furniture, Jades,

Shades—272, Jewellery,

Kiangse and

Load;

Teleph. 16580 Lonborg, W. 'S., Insurance Agents—

Mrs. M. K. Boyd, 12, The Bund, Suite 149-157:

(see also Hongkong) Teiephs. (Manager) 18919, (General)

Liu Ho Kou Mining Oo., Ltd.—176, 19530 and 18872; Cable Ad: Grobnol

Avenue Focih; Teleph. 34745; Cable W. (S. Lonborg, manager

Ad: Liuholin R. C. Lent

Genei-al Agents

Liu Klang Coal Mining Oo., Ltd.— Western Australian Insurance

22, Museum Boad; Teleph. 24696 Co., Ltd. (Fire and Marine)

Liverpool & London & Globe Insurance London and Provincial Marine and

General Insurance Co., Ltd., The,

Co., Ltd.—81, Jinkee Road; Teleph. (Marine)—Hong

11842; P.O. Box 758; Tel. Ad: Globance hai Bank Building, Kong and Shang-

H. B. Scott, resident secretary 12, The Bund;

C. C. Cruttwell, assist, do. Teleph. 11773 (Marine Office); Cable

Agents Ad: Yorkshire

Scott, Harding & Co., Ld. H. E. Wright, China repres.

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld. D. L. Davey

Hugh Middleton & Co. (Ins:) Ltd. London Guarantee and Accident Co.,.

IE Laon teh che Ltd. (Far Eastern Branch), Fire—

Llewellyn & Co., Ltd., J., Wholesale 59, Peking Road; Teiephs. 14649 and

and Retail Chemists and Manufacturers 12300; P.O. Box 719; Cable Ad:

of Aerated Waters—100, Nanking Road; Phofire

Teleph. 10072; P.O. Box 617 Long Advertising Agency—331, Shan-

Lloyd’s Register of Shipping—Glen tung Road; Teieph.. 91278

Line Building, 2, Peking Road; Te-

leph. 1221612; Cable Ad: Register Long Chong Foreign Godown—106,

Lloyd Triestino,

Triestino, MarittimaFlotte Ruinite

Italiana e Lloyd North Soochow Road; Teleph. 40540

“Sitmar”

—Hamilion House, 170, Kiangse Road; Long Kee Realty and Engineering

Co., Ltd., Merchants, Engineers &

Teleph. 16885, Private Exchange to all Contractors—288, Tiendong Road;

Departments;

Lloydiano P.O. Box 615; Cable Ad: Teiephs. 40791 and 43082

Cav. C. Polesello, general agent

Dott. G. T. Bruhelli, assist, do. Lonkomay, Technical and Industrial

Cav. B. M. RiEzi Supplies,

E. Grantsch Machinery,Pumps,

SteamElectrical

Engines,andetc.Mining

— 31,

Dott. C. Manzitti Rue du Consulat;

Ad: Lonkomay Teleph. 80454; Cable

Dott. Cav. Uff. V. Chieri

Loch, J., Hospital Supplies, Physical and Loo & Bros., Jason—368, Yates Road;

Laboratory Apparatus

Consulat; Teleph. 81974;—P.O.

41, Box

Rue 212;

du Teleph. 31924

Cable Ad: Yenom Loo Yuen Chen Iron and Brass

Loh Hop Glass Syndicate—53, Honan 34995 Works—462, Avenue Road; Teleph.

Road; Teleph. 94283

Loh Yuen Dah & Co.—644, Ningpo Loong Dah Engineering Works—604,

Road; Teleph. 91536 Point Road; Teleph. 52770

 SHANGHAI A279

Miss S. Beskin, stenographer

V. Z. Yih (Chinese accounts dept.)

Ying shang lao po to yu hsien kung sze D. D. Zio, compradore

■Lopato, Sons, Ltd., A.—175, Soochow T. T. Zio

Road; Teleph. 13482 Offices in Hongkong, Tientsin, Peiping

Directors—Robert Bailey (chair- and London

man), A. Bassett, E. F. Bolitho, Agents inBingham

Singapore:

L. G. Cousins, A. L. Dickson, Lowe, & Dunman, chartered

W. C. Foster, A. A. Lopato and accountants

T. E. Skidmore

0. C. Newson, f.c.i.s., secretary Lowis Brothers, Stevedores, Dunna-

K. McKelvie, assist. do. ge Materials & Commission Agents

Douis, Dreyfus & Co.—Hamilton —747-749, Broadway East; Teleph.

House, 170, Kiangse Road; Tels. 51605

14502, 13957, 13960, 18343 LuEngineers—29,

Y. C. & Lee, Szechuen

Pqy G., Architects and

A. Pepes, director Road; Telephs.

A. Eveleigh, manager 17880; P.O. Box 1467; Cable Ad: Genyue;

R. M. Lewin, sub-do. Radio 1237

Lovatt, W. H., Bid! and Bullion1 Bro- Luebbert’s American Pharmacy—81,

ker—Room 317, 2a, Kiukiang Road; Nanking Road; and 278, Kiangse

Telephs. 139513 and 14001; Cable Ad: Road; Telephs. 12850, 12858 & 12859

Bullbear M. A. Joffe

fl# ^ Kah tso tsze Dr. Lansing Ling

Lowe, Bingham & Matthews, Chartered Ed. G. Luebbert

Accountants Pharmacy Dept. :

(2nd floor); Teleph.Glen15539Line

— Building

(2 lines); Cable M.Mrs.

G. Arcus

R.Schiller

V. I| Miss

G. N. B.Hasnakin

Ad: Explanate

Celestor (London) (in the Far East) and M.

F. N. Matthews, f.c.a. M. J.Perevosky II Miss N. FuSoares

E.H. F.R. Hardman, c.a.

Cleland, c.a. Fried-Zaichick | C. Lee

J.A. Fleming,.c.a. (Hongkong) Office:

W. Ritchie,

E. Atwell,c.a.c.a. (Tientsin)

do. V.C.I. S.Nesvadba,

Ling, accountant

A. H. Ballard, f.c.a. (London) K. Chen | do.Miss L. Tsang

J. K.T. Chow

A.R. J.L. Read

Kane, a.c.a. Godown:

R.D. Huntley-Davidson, a.c.a.

F. Ikin,Glass,

R. a.c.a.b.a., a.c.a. S. L.P. M.Dobrovolsky

Wong | Miss E. Chang

W. J. Richmond, c.a.

A. P. D. Kennedy, a.c.a. Lu-kia-Pang Observatory—Magnetic

D. J. Benson, a.c.a.

B. H. Smith

G.H. E.Morgan

Marshall

T.F. H. Gwynne Lumsdaine Oriental Company, Im-

S. O’Neill porters and Exporters

Merchandise—367, of Oriental

Kiangse Road;

E.L. J.C. Palmer

Baker Teleph. 14862; Cable Ad: Lums-

T. Rudland A.L. C.C. Kew

Moore daine

R.R. W.

Mann Andersen A. J. Gast

A.T. H.

S. Gabb

Olsen M. Johnston Lustre Fibre, Ltd., Artificial Silk—12,

E. H. Ezekiel The Bund; Cable Ad: Fibres

W. A. Calder T. F.Fabian

H. Hetherington L. Buchanan Luthy & Co.,and(S.A.), ConsultingKiangse

Civil

G. A. Kemp i G-1.a. Froemel

v^. muwori Engineers Surveyors—212,

W. J. Darby l K. P. Taylor Road;.Teleph. 119i4

A280 SHANGHAI

Lynn & Tchas Co.—Continental Build- McGregor & Co., J. H., Consulting:

ing, Nanking Road; Teleph. 90936 Engineers to the Enamelling Industry,

Import Merchants,

Enamels — Manufacturers of

Maatschappij Tot-Mijm-Bosch-ln-Land Vitreous 235, Ward Road;.

Botjwexploitatie in Langkat—1439, Teleph. 50467

Ward Road; Cable Ad: Macbain

Ma Shing Furnishing Co.—1280, N. Macgregors, Teleph. 17589;Ltd.—44,

P.O. BoxFoochow

344; CableRoad;

Ad:

Szechuen Road : Teleph. 40421 Magellan

J. F. Macgregor, governing director

Ma Ziang Kee Paint Co.—61, Kiu- N.

E. F.C. Bateman,

Macgregor,director and do. secy.

kiang Road : Telepih. 91724 W.A.G.H.Crokam, do.

McBain & Co., Cecil, Merchants — 9, Parker | H. Whittaker

Foochow Road; Teleph. 17894; Cable Ad:

Coalmac Machado, C. J., f.g.s.l., Advocate — 9,

Albury Lane; Teleph. 40568; P.O. Box

jjJl Mali pin 776; Cable Ad: Macaense

McBain, George—1, The Bund; Teleph. Miss

L. T.C. Mali,

Marques, secretary

Chinese translator

11174; P.O. Box 306; Cable Ad: Macbain

^ |ij| Yung chong Loong mow

Macbeth, Gray & Co., Tailors and Mackenzie & Co., Ltd., Hydraulic Press

Packers and Commission Agents—77,

Gentlemen’s Complete

Teleph. Outfitters

14247 — Canton Road,andandIchang;

at Tientsin,

56, Nanking Road;

J. Macbeth Chungking Teleph.Hankow,

10058;

C. E.Ivery P.O. Box 353

A. Dearn Tai in kim sze

Hi ^ y 9 9

-EMM Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co.—17,.

McCracken, Dr. J. C., m.d., f.a.c.s., d.sc., Canton Road; Tels. 11428 (3 lines);

—5, Avenue Petain; Teleph. 70466; P.O. Box 354; Cable Ad: P. &

O. S'. N. Co. : Peninsular; M. M.

Also St. Luke’s Hospital & Co., B. I. S. N. Co., Ltd.: Mac-

McDonald, Ranald George, b.a., ll.b., Amatrep; kinnons; E. & A. S.S. Co., Ltd.:

Barrister-at-law and Legal Practitioner, Marine Insurance Co.,

Registration of Patents and Trade Ltd. : Caminius

Marks, etc.—169, Yuen Ming Yuen Rd.; H. V. Wilkinson, D.S.O., partner

Teleph. 10193; Cable Ad: “Ranald F. H.W.M.Foster,

Muir,signs

c.a. per

I W.pro.

G. L. Dunbar

Shanghai”;

edns., Codes, A.B.C. 5th and 6th W. E. Grieve | T. W. Bone, c.a.

Kime’s Western Union, Bentley's and Outdoor Staff

H.F.E.S.Webber

Macdonald, T. & Co.—1076, Sinza Smithson | C. J. Sangster

Road: Teleph. 30466; Cablte Ad: Macksoud Importing Co., Lace and Em-

Undertaker broideries—320, Kiangse Road; Teleph.

12384; P.O. Box

J. Maloof, 762; Cable Ad: Lacefilet

manager

McDonnel

Projects—2, & Gorman,

Peking Inc., Engineering

Road; Teleph. Mathieu Shen, compradore

17674; Cable Rd: Macdon

Maclaine Sugar Co., Ltd., Sugar—12,

Macfie, D., Representative—97, Jin- The Bund; Teleph. 10077; Cable Ad:

Maclaine

kee Road; Teleph.

1757; Cable Ad : Sydhudson 10843 ; P.O. Box G. E. Mott, China representative

McGregor Macmillan Co. of NewRoad; York, The

of PorcelainIronEnamelled

Works, Iron

Manufacturers

Ware and Publishers—20,

10105; Cable Ad:MuseumPachamac Teleph.

Signs—235, Ward Road; Teleph. 50467 P. V. Z. Loch, representative in China

 SHANGHAI A28L.

n & Zung tah hung sze Maison Arcus, Modes, Millinery and Furs-

—Hamilton House; Telephs. 14389 &

McMullan & Co. (Shanghai), Ltd., James, 14047; Cable Ad: Arcus

Gtnerai Import and Export Merchants

—88, Museum Road; P.O. Box 1525; /£ m ® ££ m m m m

Cable Ad: Multiple Maison Lucile, Modes, Furs and Millinery

D.H. F.L R.Gibson,

McMullan, director

director and manager —813, Avenue Jottre; Teleph. 72202;

Mrs. Liesecke Cable Ad: Lucile

Mactavish, Twigg & Co., Chemists & Millinery—782, Maison Regina, Ladies’ Gowms- and

Druggists—91, Broadway; Teleph. Well Road; Xeieph. Lems Apts., Bubbling.

40433; B.O. Box 203; Cable Ad: N evoieo 31119; Cable Au:

Mahlee

^ fa Sin fu % Yuen fang

Madier, Ribet et Cie. (Canton, Yoko- Maitland tne

t Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in.

U.iv.), Merchants and Piece Road;

Goods

hama, New’ York, Lyons), Raw Silk Auctioneers — 10, Szechuen

and Waste Silk Exporters—91 Aven. Telephs. 10397 (General Manager),

Edouard VII; Teleph. 84070; P.O. 10497 (General Oitice), 10829 (Chin-

Box 307; Cable Ad : Madiersilk ese Olheej, 14308 (Compradore s

Office)

Hanmcw Majestic Co.—10, Avenue Dubai!;

IVlag'ill & Co., Ltd., James (Incor- Teleph. 85563

porated under the Hongkong Companies

Ordinances),

Brokers, Customs Storage,

Transportation, and Freight

Light- Majestic Realty Co.—603, Continental

erage—120, Kiangse lid.; Teleph. 11284 Building; Teleph. 91416

(3 H.lines); Cable Ad: Magill.

Wyatt, managing director JT, Ala er hong

T. M. Nee, director Malcolm & Company; Ltd. (Incorpor-

H.H.Martin, director

Blaiman I J. Greenberg ated in Hongkong), Engineers and

H. Pawelzig | S. J. Wyatt Importers—Head Office; Wayfoong

House, 220, Szechuen Road; Hong-

Operating Agents for the kong Office : St. George’s Building ;.

China Transport & Storage Co., Teleph. Triplerais

11225 (4 lines); Cable Ad:

Inc. (Lighters & Tugs) A.

Proprietors:

Shanghai Packing Go. R. S. Macmillan,director

Malcolm, do.

J. D. Morrison, director (London)

Managers for R. W. Wells, do,

TheLtd.—Teleph.

Whangpoo 1«622Tug & Lighter Co., Joseph Brown,, secretary

Engineering Dept.

Magnani, A., Chemicals—Lane 750, 2, Yu R, G. Morrison

Yuen Road; Teleph. 61360; Cable Ad: T. G. Hand (Hongkong)

Magnani H. S. McComb

iS. Tay

C. S. Zee

Mahommeean Mosque—{See Churches) General Office:

MaiHaichow

Foong Road; Silk Teleph.

Weaving50727Factory—17, E. P. Humphreys

L. A. Popoff

C. Asuncion I Miss F. E. Kelljr

Mai Hwa Silk Weaving Factory—232, Metals K. B. Chen | Miss R. Cohen

Tongshan Road; Teleph. 52320 and Sundries Dept.

F. Large

Maier, W., Importer, Clocks, W. F. Chow, compradore

Watches, Gramophones, etc.—4, Sika Dept.

A. Venshow

Edward Ezra Road; P.O. Box 1165

A282 SHANGHAI

Mallouk & Co., H.—21, Jinkee Road'.; Marden & Co., Ltd., G. E., Customs

Teleph. 14397 Brokers,

Contractors, Forwarding

Lightermen,Agents.Motorboats

Haulage

Man Chung Tobacco Co.—325, Kiangse ders, and Houseboats, Steam Tugs

Removal Contractors, Ware- and Ten-

Road; Teleph. 17541 housemen—125, Hankow Road; Te-

lephs. 11000 (6 lines); Cable Ad:

Manchurian Paint Co.—13, Boone Marden G.H. E.E.Marden,

Road; Teleph. 41813 Arnhold,managing

directordirector

G. W. H. Boolsen, do.

Manchurian American Co.—72, Sze- Capt.

V. K. Song, R. E. Sassoon, do. do.

ehuen Road; Teleph. 14115 W. J. Hawkings, manager

B. Golding A.H. D.W.Middlemiss

C.V. V.J. Song Keep

& M S. J. Hall •I. Groisman

Yi pin chuen ya tsiang J. G. Lovik Miss D. Teichert

Manufacture Ceramique de Shanghai, Proprietors of

Brick and Tile Factory—ICO, Brenan Whangpoo

Road; Teleph. 27218; Cable Ad:

Mancercha 12725) • Ferry Service (Teleph.

Shanghai Household Removing Co-

Teleph. 30000 (3 lines)

f3 S Bs! « * A T>J £ Agents for

Manufacturers Life Insurance Co.— International Assurance Co., Ltd.

Hamilton

Telephs. 13182 House,

3-4; 170, Kiangse

P.O. Box 525; Road;

Cable Margaret Williamson Hospital - (See

Ad: Manulife; Code: Bentley’s. Head Hospitals)

Office: Toronto, Canada

Graeme D. Nicholl, branch mgr.

F. C. Pollard, resident secretary

G. J. Tharp, assist, secretary Marderfeld, M., Importer and Exporter

of Fur and Skins—458, Szechuen

K. C. Koo Road ; Tel eph. 18942; Cable Ad :

•T.Y. Lnh I Miss C. Levis Pulun

V. F.Chen Koo || Miss

Mrs. S.H.Yoorga

Gregory L. B. Grabivker

Agents

W. Danielsen Y.Mrs.C. R.Tsien

S. Koskinen

| P. C. Kiang

C. S. Gilson I K. F. C. Watson Mark & Richard—29, Szechuen Road;

M. H.Howie | H. N. Wienberg Teleph. 18250

R.R.M’D. Parr | T. L. Shen

Marine Engineers’ Guild—(See Asso-

Mao Shun iShin Engineering Works- ciations)

902, E. Yuhang Rd.; Teleph. 50549 Maritime Insurance Co., Ltd.—18,

jMj ^ Me kao The Bund; Teleph. 15236; P.O. Box

399

Mar-Kao, Ltd., Importers—110, Sze- A.F.W.P.Slater,

C. Ashe,agent

signsandperattorney

pro.

chuen Road; Teleph. 10989; Cable

Ad: Marco; Codes: Bentley’s, A.B.

C. 5th and 6th edns.. Mosse Marsen Trading Co.—289-91, Avenue

F. Foelster, manager Foch; Teleph. 80265

Marsh,

(Oxford), Dr. Surgeon

E. L., m.b.,to c.m. (Glas.),

General d.p.h.

Hospital,

Mar cor nee vm shien dien gung tsu Physician to H.B.M.’s Consulate General

Marconi’s Wireless Telegraph Co., and Surgeon to33,Municipal Police Force

Ltd.—2, Peking Road; Teleph. —Residence Teleph. 20121: ^ConsultingGreat Western

Booms: Road;

H.

18953; Cable Ad: Natwirtel S. Bank Building; Teleph. 15048

 SHANGHAI A 283-

Makshad-Marsh, A. V., m.ia — China MASONIC

United Assurance

(Apartment 308), 104,Society Building,

Bubbling Well District Grand Lodge of Scottish

Road; Teleph. 91965 Freemasonry in North China

ft Afe Chung ho Masonic Charity Fund

Hon. Secretary—L. R. Wheen,

Marshall Field & Co.—128, Museum ,7-8, French Bund

Road; Teleph. 18414; P.O. Box 666;

Cable Ad : Drumar Masonic Hall—1623, Avenue Road;

Teleph. 30702

Sir W Pa e swn9

Marshall, Dr. Robt., J., m.d., c.m. (Glas.), Northern Lodge of China, N. 570e

etc.,

Physician Surgeon to General

tp H.B.M.’s Hospital,

Consulate-General

and Surgeon toLane Municipal Police Force Masonic Club {see Clubs)

—Residence: 591, 5, Bubbling Well Mei tuck

Rd.; Teleph. 30470. Consulting Rooms: Master ite Co., M. J., Commission Agents,.

H. & S. Bank Building; Ttlephs. 15047-8 General Merchants, Coal Agents, Im-

Marsoulies, A. Du Pag de (Successor to porters Ooods—9a,

and Exporters of bilk Piece

Hankow Road; Teleph..

L. Bourgeat), Advocate and Doctor of 10923; Cable Ad: Charna

Law—25, Rue Chu Pao San; Telephs. N. J. Karanjia, partner

^ 82070-8-9; Cable Ad: Marsoulies M. C. Charna, do.

P. M. Charna, assistant

± fi ^ M m m m

Maetelliere, J. F., m.d., Medical Practi- Masukow Co., Ltd., General Impor-

tioner—Office: 215, Sassoon House (2nd ters, Exporters and Commission

Agents—33, Foochow Road; Telephs.

floor); Teleph. 10121 16056, 12763 and 18858; P.O. Box

^ Pah tou

Marthoud

duce & Cie., SilkFoochow

and ChinaRoad;Pro- 669; Cable Ad: Wokusam

Teleph.Exporters—5,

14200; Cable Ad: Maraudius Mataichi—Yoko, Coal andFouh ye

Shipping Mer-

L. Marthoud (Lyons, France) chants— 30c, Nanzing Road; Teleph.

P.N. Marthoud (Shanghai)

N. Schroeders 45625

£ ® t m m m Materiel Technique, Le, Railway and

Naval Materials and Textile Ma-

Mei huo ma tivg e sung chinery—320, Szechuen Road; Tel..

14834; Cable Ad: Telmt

■ Martin, Dr. Paul, b.s.,President,

Army M.C.Reserves; m.d. (Major,

BoardU.S.of

[i Indiana

Examination; Late Assoc. Prof. Surgery m m m m &

* SpecialistUniv.in School of Med.), Surgeon,

Abdominal Surgery, Mather &MaPlatt, teh fau lan chang

Ltd., Fire protection,.

J[ Sassoon

GynecologyHouse; and Telephs.

Obstetrics10825

— Office:

and Textile,

j. Resident: 70760 General Engineers — 4,Hydraulic

Electrical, and

Peking Road;

Telephs. 11159; Cable Ad: Matherplat

il‘ Martyrs’ Liddell Bros. & Co., Ld., agents

Road Memorial Hall—201, Szechuen F. Fletcher, representative

Q. R. Jones

Maruyama & Co., M.—24^ The Bund; A. L. Slack

Telephs. 10665, 14993, 14997 T. Haggard

^ ^ Mow dah sung

^ ® HI -^cn yue cPov) Matheson & Co., George, Importers and

Mary Garden Restaurant — 369-372, Exporters—35, Jinkee Road; Teleph.

Foochow Road 13017: Cable Ad: Jeomath

-A284 SHANGHAI

Matsubun & Co.—93, Hankow Road; Mei Hwa Chemical Co.—C.C. 51, I

Teleph. 15959 Honan Road; Teleph. 91123

Matsumoto & Co., S.—5, Kiukiang Mei Kou Insurance ■ Co.—2, Peking i|

Road; Teleph. 14363 Road; Teleph. 12424

Mayar Silk Mills—Factory: 830, Rue

B. de Montmorand; Office: - 7, Shan- Mei ShunTr S.S.^ Cd.'m, Shipping to M

Agents •

tung Road and Shipowners — 6, Szechuen Road; I

it m m £ n Teleph. 12flU3; Cable Ad: Meishun

Mei sung yin su kwan Mei Yah Trading Co., Importers of

May Sun & Co., Paper Merchants—159- Textiles and Sundries--!), Hankow

161, Honan Road; Teleph. 90916 Road; Teleph. 18581; P.O.' Box

May War Lee & Co., Importers and Ex- 1172; Cable Ad: Westcotc

porters—140, Nanking Road; Teleph.

17671 MX & Mei Che ^

Mayee & Co.—452, Kiangse Road; Melchers & Co., Import-Export,

Sing, Forwarding A Insurance—210-214,Ship- J]

Teleph. 13867 iukiang Road; Telephs. 16342-45 for ;

Import, Export, Booking and Insurance [

Medical Analysis Laboratory and and Dept, and 15566 Dept.; (3 lines)P.O.

for Box

Shipping 1.’

Laboratory

boratory of Chemical

Pathalogy,Research, La- CableForwarding

Bacteriology, Ad: Meleorp (Export), 1004;

Mfficliersco !

(Import), Nordlloyd

Biochemistry and X-ray department— and Maerskline (Shipping — Maersk (Shipping—N.D.L.) )J

10,

12241Hankow Road (1st floor); Teleph. Line). Bremen.Home' NewOffice:

York C.Agents:

Melchers k Co.,

Melchers, jT;

Inc., New York, U.S A.

Hong Kong, Hankow, '1'ientsin, Tsing- Branches: 1!|

%k W- Mei de kin tau, Canton, Swatow, Peiping and :

Medicon, Ltd., S. A., Importers of Tsinan fu

Medicines and Hospital Supplies— Partners:—A. Korff (Bremen), K. Lin- i

6, Kiangse Road; Teleph. 10891; demann (Bremen), Ad. Widmann

Cable Ad : Nocidem

H. Saegert, manager (Shanghai), Dr. A. Korff (Shang- j,j

Th. Melbardt hai), C. G. Melchers

Michaelsen (Bremen)(Hongkong;, E.

H. W. Breuer, signs the firm

PHi fhfc Mee yeh Ed. Warneken, signs per do. pro.

Mee-Yeh Handels Compagnie, Mer-

chants—137, Canton Road; Telephs. K.H. Dietrich

Djeckmann,

H. Meyer

18174 (3 lines); P.O. Box 997; Cable K. Halla Mrs. H. Mueller

Ad : Skorsten A.MissHering

F. Kolkman H. Selieide

P. Westendorff (Hamburg) Mrs. N. Masbin | Miss H. Steeneck

C. A.Rieck

Cortum, signs do. pro.

per W. Mayer M. Voyce |

W. Leutsche, do. General

Bremen dyevds— North German Lloyd, -

E.W. Burmeister,

Emmermann A.do.Schneider F. Rudloff,

O. Jurany E.H. Schult W. Maschersigns per dept.)

(freight pro.

K.P. Reiff

Ludwig Woelken H.

Miss Bohlmann

A. Brueeher I E. A. Schmidt

W. Roessler Miss Miss B.M.Gruenspan

Stohler H. S.Buelow

C. Maschmann Mrs.Schroeder

E.

J.H. Bother

Schi -lsky Mrs. F. Clauss W. Roessler | E. Schwartz

Miss T. Dsirne Agents—“Maersk Line” A. P. Mpller, i

Mehta & Co., Export and Import Mer- Copenhagen, The Lsbrandtson-Mdller 'a

chants—25, Rue du Consulat; Teleph. Co.,W.Inc., 17, Battery Place, New York

^3203; P. O. Box bOl; Cable Ad: Dogdo Mascher

 SHANGHAI A285

General Agents—Harnburg-Bremen

Insurance Co. Fire Mti /ah

O. Schneider Merecki, H.—6a, Kiukiang Road;Teleph.

Agents—3. li. Geigy, A.-G., Basle 15948; P.O. Box 42b; Cable Ad: Mertah

W. Grabig

Agents far — Elektroctnnische Werke, Merritt, Ltd., Heating and Sani-

I Muenchen, A.-G., Hoellnegelskreuth/ tary Engineers and Contractors—8,

Rue de France; Teleph. 81340

Munich

Dr. A. H. Rudolph

■General Agents — D.J. Iv.■ S.W. Rasmussen,

Motorenwerke, Zschopauer Mertens, Dr. H., Medical Practition-

- Zschopau/Saxony er—Office : 788, Bubbling Well Rd.;

Motorcars, Cycles, Three - wheel Teleph. 31222

Lorries and trucks

SubMotors”

- Distributors : “ Continental ^ « H A [13 & *

Showroom & Sales Office: 627, Ta fah ko /coo lun zuen kung sz

Avenue Foch; TelephsC 70140, Messageries Maritimes, Compagnie

70149 des (French Mail Co.) — 9-10,

H. Ruperti French Bund; Telephs. 82034 (3

lines)

Mercantile Bank of India — {See A. G. Fombertaux, general agent for

•: Banks) the Far East

Q. Jobard de Gapany, local mgr.

i Mercantile Co.., The, General Mer- F. Borteele

chants—299, Szechuen Road; Teleph. P. d’Humieres | E, Bigel

17865; Cable Ad: Genshoto R.F. daUngern

Portaria | Mrs. H. A.F.Harrs

M. Cooper

Mercantile Marine Officers’ Club— Metal Box Company, Ltd., The—Sas-

{See Clubs) soon House;Ad:Teieph. 10069; P.O. Box

1324; Cable Demitints

n & wt m $ij & m Incorporating

Song i)an ying chat yu han kuno sze Hudson Scott & Sons, Ld., Carlisle

Mercantile Printing Oo. (1925), Barclay & Fry, Ld,, London

Ltd., Printers and Lithographers^— F. Atkins & Co., Ld., Hull

Head Office and Works: 255, Wei- E.T. F.C. Boutle

Barlow&

Sons,Ld.,Ld.,London

London

haiwei Road; Telephs. 34312-3; British Sure Seal Co., Ld., London

Town Office: Room 515, 81, Jinkee E.HenryT. GeeGrant

Road; Teleph. 12689

W. A. White, director F Co.,Ld.,Ld.,Liverpool

London

Beck and iSwann, secretaries L A. Hodgson

British Can & Ltd.

Co., Co., Liverpool

Ld., Newcastle

: A. E. Lockyer, managing director G.Worcester

H. Williamson k, Sons, Ld.,

Mrs. O. W. Rayden

p. is: Pih Directors—F. N. Hepworth (chair-

J. Jaeopi 7 V. T. Zien man), B. S. Bramwell, C. C. Conway

1.^ (U.S.A.), J. Crabtree, H. W. Cramer-

Merchants Trading Oo.—24, The I F.(U.S.A.)

W. Rankin, O. C. Hufiman

and G. E. Williamson

Bund; Teleph. 10905 J. Gartner, a.c.a., secretary

i Mercury, Ltd.—14, Museum Road; E Powell, Far Eastern administrator

A. E. Reynolds

Teleph. 10052

Mercury Trading Co.—6a, Kiukiang Metafiltration Co., Ltd., The, Filter

Importers and Manufacturers—20;

Road; Teleph. 11821 Kiukiang Road; Teleph. 14300;

Mercury Press, The—17, Ave. Ed- Cable Ad : Reyrolle

A Reyrolle & Co., Ltd., represen-

ward VII; Teleph. 84080 tatives

 SHANGHAI

Metallisation Co. of China, Ltd., Metal j Agencies

Spraying Process for Structural and j

Architectural Work, etc. — Wayfoong i Fabriques Des Montres Zenith, Le

Locie (Switzerland)

House, 220, Szechuen Koad, 1st Moor;

Teleph. 11225, (4 lines); Cable Ad: Insurance Agencies:

Insurance Company “Ardjoeno”

Triplerais

Malcolm & Co., Ltd., general managers j Ltd. Batavia-Java

jjirectors — A. Malcolm, R. S. J Java Sea & Fire Insurance Com-

Macmillan, Joseph Brown pany Ltd. Batavta-Java

A. Venshow, manager “Miag

E. P. Humphreys, secy. Flour,Muehlenbau

Rice and Oil and Mills,

Industrie A.-G.

Elevators,

Methodist Episcopal Mission (See \ Cement etc.—21,

Plants, Breweries, Bakeries,,

Yuen Ming Yuen Road; Teleph.

Churches) 17780; Cable Ad: Muehleubau

Metro

Booms- Goldwyn - Mayer

138 and 141, of China

Embankment Build-— |

ingi Teleph. 40466; Cable Ad: Metrofilms Miao, Kay-Pah, mm items

S. B.B. Greenberg

Dunlap, manager Civil Engineer and

Architect,

Lane 133, Land

13, and Estate

Connaught Road;Agents—

Teleph.

Z.C. L.Wong

Chu Ij F.VV.W.W.Sunn

Deitz 33341

iVleiropoie Hole!resident manager Michelin

id, Museumife Co., M., Cable

Road; MotorAd:Accessories—

Michintyre

Ed. Arreger,

Metropolitan Film Distributing Co. j Mien Wha Thread Co., Ltd., Manu-

facturers of Cotton Thread—Ohice :

—3, Canton Hoad; Teleph. 19493; P.O. j 50, Szechuen Road; Teleph. 13515;.

Box 1045; Cable Ad: Talkie P.O. Box 1678. Mill : 248, Yang-

Metropole Trading Oo.—8, Miller tszepoo Road; Teleph. 53099

Chas. Wallace, chairman

Road; Teleph. 43842 Cheung b’uk San, dir. (Hong Kong)

Metropolitan Constructing Co.—112, H. R. O. Edmonds, mill mgr.

Szechuen Road1; Teleph. 16003 W. R. S. Roberton, secretary

Wong Tsze King (Shanghai).

Metropolitan Land Co., Ltd.—12,

Jinkee Road; Teleph, 15455; Cable j W & Br tsHfi! « ® «

Ad: Metro Pao zung pao f'oong pao hsien kung sze

Directors—F. R. Smith (chair- j Middleton & Co. (Insurance) Ltd.,

man and managing director), R. Hugh, Managers

Caider Marshall, c.b.e., M. | Fire and Marine and Agents for

Insurance Com-

Reader Harris, G. E. Marden, i panies—45,

C. Okamoto,C. V. Starr A Yuson Yeo 11962 and Kiukiang Road.; Tels.

16595; P.O. Box 482;

Metropolitan-Vickers

port Co, Ltd., SteamElectrical Ex- Cable

Turbines, Con-

Ad : Humid; Code : Bentley’s

Hugh Middleton, director

densers W. B. O. Middleton, do;

Room 329,and Electrical

Sassoon Machinery—

House; Teleph. 14629; J. R. Jenkins

Cable Ad: Metrovick

Middleton & Co., Ltd., Merchants,

I'll ^ Zung zuen loong Commission Agents and Manufac-

Meyerink tRoad,

Co., Rooms

Wm., Merchants—150, turing Agents—20, Canton Road ;

Kiukiang 401-405; Teleph. Teleph. 10893; P.O. Box 967; Cable

17882; P. O. Box 515: Cable Ad: AdA.: R.Middy Burkill & Sons, secretaries

Meyerink & general managers

EH.M.W.Tiefenbacher

Schramm

Geiger, sign jointly

W. B. O. Middleton, director

A. R. Madar

E.H. Leistner, do. Miss I. Greiner

M. H.

E. Welsing Tiefenbacher E. A. Carp (chemical dept.)

A. Platz (engr. dept.)

 SHANGHAI A287

— . San lee Ming Sun Egg Farm, Poultry Breeders,

Mikasa & Oo., Japanese Silk and Matchery, incubators, Brooders, and

Curios; Dry Cleaning; and1 Dyeing, Poultry tt upplies—1'arm: 514, Ziang Y ing

and Shirt Makers—208, Bubbling Road, Office:

Kiangwan; Teieph. Kiangwan 38.

27, ' i Ue BunG; ieieph. 19004

Well Road; Teleiph. 31382; Cable Z. T. Tsang, proprietor

Ad : Mikasaco

Mik & Co.—48-50, Rue du Consulat; Ming ;Sung Cotton Mill—197, Shanse

Road; Teleph. S0721

Teleph. 83127

Millers Oo.—106, Peking Road; Ming Wah Commercial Co. — 29,

Museum Road; Teleph. 17241

Teleph. 13845

Ming Wha Weaving Factory—66, Rue

Mi ling ton kwang kow yu hsien kun t sze Montauban; Teleph. 84813

Millington, Ltd. (Incorporated in Hong-

kong), Practitioners in Advertising— Minutti & Cie, Civil Engineers,

Gallia Building, 668, Szechuen Rd.; Surveyors, Reinforced Concrete Specialists,

Teleph. 11655 ; P.O. Box 750; Cable Teleph. 14282; etc.—668, Szechuen Rd.:

Ad : Milladvert Cable Ad : Betoalemi

Board of Directors

E. P. Harris, chairman Miorini, Dr. Albert, m.d. (University of

A.N. P.W.Nazer,

Hickling director

do. Vienna),andSpecialist in Ailments—267,

Surgery, Mid-

S. A. Seth do. wifery Women’s

F. C. B.Millington, managing Kiangse Road (2nd boor);

director Resiaence: 345, Yu Y'uen Roaa; Teieph.Teleph.

14425

Mrs. M. Row, private secretary 27490

Mrs. O. J. Calder, assist. do.

Studio Missionary Home—(See Churches &

M. J. Shirovski, art dir. Missions)

Copy Dept.

Y. S. Wai, director of Chinese Missions to Lepers—(See Churches &

advertising Missions)

Outdoor

B. Rozenbaum,Advertising Dept.manager

directing Mitford Chemical Works—222, North

Accounting Dept. Soochow Road; Teleph. 40248

A. J. Barson, secretary

T. H. Chow, accountant Y7 Sang ching

General Office

Miss Elma Kelly, ii.sc., business Mitsui Co., Bussan

Ltd.)—185, Kaisha,Szechuen

Ltd. (Mitsui

Road;&

manager Teleph. 13570; P.O. Box 3123

Sales Staff

J.T. Heyman, sales manager

S. Bao, Chinese sales manager Mitsui Flour Mills — 105, Liping

Hongkong Office Road; Teleph. 50782

Major E. Brasier Creagh, manager Mitsubishi Bank—(See Banks)

Minarolo & Co., G., Wine, Spirit and

Provision Merchants—36/8, Rue du ! bI £• M H San ling kung eze

Consulat; Teleph. 84972 ; Cable Ad : Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha, Ltd. (Mit-

Minarolo

G. Minarolo subishi Trading Co.), Importers,

Exporters,

Insurance Agents Shipping Agents Road;

— 9, Canton and

Ming Foong Paper Manufacturing Tel; 8080-7-8-9; Cable Ad: Iwasakisal

Co., Ltd.—29, Museum Rd.; Teleph. S. Kondo, manager

19283 S. Iwata, sub-manager

Ming Hwa Petroleum Co.—1, Rue

Moulin; Teleph. 80372 Mitsui Bank—(*S'ee Banks)

A288 SHANGHAI

U M Capt. R. A. Young, senior captain

Miyakoya, Shirts and Pyjamas—Kl8, P. Tenisson, supt. engineer

Boone Road; Teleph. 40757 Mrs. E. B. Carr | Miss I. E. Moller

Miss C. Collaco I Miss N.

Miss

Miss S.L. Gutierrez

Ryan || MissKousnetsova

H.

Model

Teleph.Dairy

21997;Farm—8,

Cable AdTifeng

: MoshiRoad; Miss R. Butt | Remedies.

Chun Yung Z ui, compradore

Chang Nai Ziang, booking office

“Modern Home,” Furnishers and De- assist.

corators—Showrooms: 874, Bubbling S. T. Woo, customs clerk

Well Road; Telephs. 34310 and 651, S.S. “ Alice Molier ”—Captain

Avenue Foch, Teleph. 72540. Office E. P. Coleman

aud Factory: 1110, Gordon Road; S.S. “ Ethel Moller ’’—Captain.

Teleph. 34353; P.O. Box 1509; Cable [ Peplow

A d: Modernhome S.S. “ Hannah Moller ”—Cap-

Construction Supplies, Ltd., mgrs I tain S. Haslett

S.S. “ Helen Moller ”—Captain

^ ^ ^ it t ® S. M. Copp

Moe lae dei tsai knng sze S.S. “Hilda Moller’’—Captain

Moeller & Co., L. E., Land and Estate, W. P. Learmouth

Mortgages, Insurance—Szeehven Build- S.S. “ Daisy Moller ”—'Captain

ing, (in abeyance)

Cable Ad: HanseaticRoad; Teleph. 16650;

110, Szechuen S.S. “ Erica Moller ”—Captain

L. E.E.Richter

Moeller A. R. Baxter

O. Zwanck I Y. M. Chen S.S. “ Elizabeth Moller ’’—Cap-

R. Kyoung | K. C. Chen tain F. Y. Benz

S.S. “ Isabel Moller ’’—Captain

J. R, MacDonald

^ )££ !$. S.S. “ Jenny Moller ”—'Captain

Mchideere A. W. Hastings

Dealers in &Precious

Co., P.,Stones—24,

Jewellers New and S.S. “ Katie Moller ”—Captain

(in abeyance)

Yu Yuen

Mohideen Road;Teleph. 90313; Cable Ad: S.S. “ Lilian Moller ”—Captain

Hajee U. L. A. Mohideen, e.r.s.a. G. H. Moss

(Lond.), general manager S.S. “ Louise Moller ”—Captain

H.AM.P.Usoi if, trav. assist.

Mohideen, inspector H. Bell

S.S. “ Mabel Moller ”—Captain

E. Pickmere

HI If Lai cite S.S. “ Mary Moller ”—Captain

Moller & Co., Merchants, Shipowners, C. Mason

Agents and Freight& Brokers—Rooms S.S. '“Marion Moller”—'Captain

219/225, W. J. Anderson

Building,Hongkong

2nd Floor, Shanghai

12, The Bund; Bank S.S. “Minnie Moller”—'Captain

J. W. Jones

Telephs.

Cable Ad:10217 & 13427;

Moller; Codes:P.O.Boe,BoxScott’s,

1312; S.S. “Nancy Moller”—Captain

A.B.C. 5th and 6th edns. S. M. Pearce

and Bentley’s cbmplete phrase “Petria” Norsk Forsikrings Ak-

Eric Moller, managing director tieselskap, Oslo, Norway

Eric B. Moller,

Lindsay sub-manager S.S. “Rosalie Moller”—Captain

Ralph B.B.MollerMoller W. Finch

S.S. “Therese Moller’’—Cap-

Chrys.

D. B. Mollersecretary tain T. A. Howard

H. E.Steines,

Kermode, accountant S.S. “Winifred Moller”—Cap-

tain R. Corry

Delbourgo

H. M. Spence M.b. “ Anne Moller,” Electric

N, Malinovsky Welding Plant

N. Kusherenko Salvage Tug: “Margaret Mol-

H. Witte ler”

 SHANGHAI A 289

Agents at Shanghai for Monroe & Co., Ltd., F. C., Importers

“ Petria ” Norsk Forsikrings Aktiesel- &CoalExporters, Shipping Agents and

skap, Oslo, NorwayCentralforening, Road; Merchants

Sjoassurandorernes Teleph. 14627

— 128, Museum

Oslo, Norway (The Central Onion T. J. Engstrom, managing dir.

of Marine Underwriters) F. Y. M. Low, manager

“Storebrand” Oslo, Norway

Einar Nilsen-moe, Oslo, Norway

Erling Mortensen, Oslo, Norway Montgomery Ward & Co., Wholesale

“Renee Mine,” Haiphong, Tonkin Department.— 20, Museum Road;'

Teleph. 19286; Cable Ad: Thorn-

Mondenach, K., Expert Chronometer and ward

Watchmaker—! 163, Bubbling Well Road; m M Moo dee

Teleph.

Mondenach33284; P.O. Box 1456; Cable Ad:

Moody, Mark L. (Fed. Inc., U.S.A.)

Distributors of Motor Body

Automobile Repairing, Cars, Building,

General

MOW foO Painting and Accessories—10, Avenue

Molnar & Greiner,— 330,

Paper Importers PaperSzechuen and Edward

MakersRoad; VII; Teleph. 16393-4. Ser-

vice Station: 408, Rue Bourgeat;

Teleph. 11766; P.O. Box 1074; Cable Teloph. 72200; Cable Ad: Markmoody

Ad: Greiwis; Codes: A.B.C. 6th, Acme,

Bent

B. ley’s and proprietor

Private, (Vienna) Moon Garage—60,

Greiner,

M. Kars do. Teleph 63314. Avenue Edward VII;.

G. Braun

E. Kelen, manager do.

J. Milch | F. Por & m m # Lite e sz mo

Woo Ting May, compradore Moore

Fire Loss& Co.,Adjusters

Ltd., L.,andAuctioneers,

Assessors,

Expert Appraisers, Land, EstatePeking

Commission Agents—191-199, and

Monique, Dressmakers and Milliners — Road; Telephs. 16123, 10564-5 (Fire Loss

810, Avenue Joffre; Teleph. 7185 dept.), 10153

(Chinese); Cable(Auction

Ad: Mooreco dept.), 16126

E. Q. Cooper, managing director

&H S. G.Lord, secretary and general

acut. mgr.

Wah ruing you yeh hung sze Fire LossA. Adjusting

Goring, c.a.,andchiefAuctioneering

Monk & Co., A. C. (Inc.), Leaf To- Dept.

bacco Dealers—40, Ningpo Road!; S. Lord

Teleph. 12101; Cable Ad: Monkto-

bac E.R.G.Morrison

M. Feicke jI W. G. Valentine

D. Brown

Agencies

Toplis

Marine Surveyors (establishedandin

& Harding, Assessors

Mo-no yin chiu hee che tseh cho chong London 1790)

Monotype Corporation, Alberta Assurance Co., Anvers

(Formerly Lanston Monotype Ltd.,Cor- (Settling Agents)

poration), “ Monotype ” Typesetting

Machine,

Platens, Thompson

Miller Typecaster,

Cylinder Miller Morgenstern, O., Agent—81,, Jinkee

Presses, Miller

Saw Trimmers, Harris Offset—17, The Road; Teleph. 17024; Cable Ad:

Bund; Teleph. 19830; P.O. Box 1770, Mbrgenster

Cable Ad: Monotype j Morimura Garage Co.—S. 96, Fearon

. E. E. Wallwork, manager

Miss L. Harpham j T. L. Tsau Road; Teleph. 41730

Monroe Calculating Machines—74, I Morris Motor Cars—694, Bubbling

Nanking Road; Telqph. 18638 Well Road; Teleph. 30003

A290 SHANGHAI

m A ^ Uolihsze Accounting Dept.

Moekiss, H. Ernest, Bill and Bullion A. C. Remedios | J. Silva

Broker—118, Itoute, dere Robert; Teleph. Sales Dept.

73907; Cable Ad: Mohawk Miss D. Lim

Morse, F. S. (Shanghai Branch), Cotton Technical Dept.

Controller, Sworn Weigher and Measurer E. M.Wellbelove

Stibbe

—Glen Line Building; Teleph. 14847;

P.O. Box 1767; Cable Ad: Morse Factory—Baikal Road

F.LI. S.A. Morse I Val.

Casal | L. IsaacsenRoth J. Askolin | W. R. Hepburn

Nee moi lee

fij M

Mortimee-Reid & Slee, Chartered Ac- Mow Lee & Co., Exporters—36, Sik-

countants—18, The Bund; Teleph. 14070; ing Road; Teleph. 17316; Cable

Ad: Mowbut

Cable Ad : Mortimereid

Moses, A. E.—23, Peking Road; Mow Sing Flour Mill—421, Kiangse

Teleph. 12351 Road ; Teleph. 12538

Itft [f Mo sz

Moss n & vsk m ®

and & Importers

Co., Inc.,—David L., Exporters

1, Kiangse Road;

Telephs. 10428 and 10616; Cable Ad: Moysey &Mou le yu hsien hmg sze

Moscodel;

and Acme Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn., Private Road; MechanicalCo.,Engineers

Ltd., H. J.,— Electrical and

452, Kiangse

Telephs. 18331 and 16466;

Motor Management & Finance Co., Cable Ad: Adasea; Codes: Western

Fed. Inc. U.S.A., General Affairs Union 6th edn.

5-letter, Bentley’s and A.B.C.

for Andbrson & Ferroggiaro, Re- H. J. Moysey, director

liance Motors and A. F. and R. G. K. Moysey, do.

iService Co.—755, Avenue Foch; G. I. Bergquist, b.sc., (Sweden)

' Teleph. 70024 e.e., a.s.e.a., representative

C. V. Starr, director K. G. Lommegren, b.sc., (Swe-

Clement J. Smith, do. den) m.e., s.t.a.l., representa-

Francis R. Smith, do. tive

N. NT. Yakoonnikoff, do. Agents for

W. A. Hale, do.

Motr NTeh Woollen Manufacturing Asea Electric, Ltd., Sweden, Mo-

Co.—288, Wayside Road; Teleph. tors, Precision Gears and Gear-

50450 ed Motors, Generators, Trans-

formers, Converters, Rectifiers,

Switch Gear, etc.

Mou Sing Transportation Co.—266-8, Stal (Ljungstrom) Steam Turbine

Avenue Edward VII.; Teleph. 90420 Co., Ltd., Sweden

jflj ^ Mowtehle A. B. de Lavals Angturbin,

Pumps, Blowers, Crude Oil

Moutrie & Co., Ltd., S., Piano and Organ Engines, etc.

Manufacturers, Music and Musical Nydquist

Instrument

Rd.; Teleph. Dealers—20,'

10112; P.O. Box Nanking

770; Cable Thos. Robinson & Son, Ltd., Com-

Ad: Moutrie; plete Flour Milling Machinery

edns., Bentley’sCodes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th

and Lieber’s A. B. Separators, Centrifugal

Directors—W. J. Isenman

K. E. Newman and H. W. P, (chairman). Separators

Butterworth & Dickinson, Ltd.,

W.McMeekin

S. Watson, managing director Weaving Machinery

R. J. Burch, secretary Morse Chain Co., Rocker-Chains

 SHANGHAI A291

mmitmm Assistant to Director—H. West-

Mei kuo mow foo hua shu shih tsin tsang nidge

Stenographer and Typist—Mrs.

Mitlford Co., H. K., Manufacturing and L. D. Goldring

Biological Chemists—161, Museum Rd.; Chief Assistant—Sun Tsu-lieh

Teleph. 17123; P.O. Box 812; Cable Ad:

Mustard EDUCATIONAL

Mustard & Co., Ltd., sole distributors

for China and Hongkong

Morris W. btranack, F.G.S., m.p.s. Education Department—Administra-

tion Building, LiO, Foochow Road;

(Lond.), general

and Hongkong manager in China Teleph. 19416

H. David Smith, m.p.s. (Lond.) Superintendent—L. C. Healey,

?. S. Wong, PH.G. PHAR. B. b.com., f.c.i.

Senior Assistant—H. G. Huck-

step, b.a. Hons. (London);

Muller, E. «L, Consulting Civil En- Teleph. 14614

gineer—308, Glen Line Building; Assistant—Mrs, R. E. Lane

Teleph. 16600; Cable Ad: Soloie Chinese Education

Chen,Chinese

m.a., Teleph. Officer—H. C.

10247 Office—

Muh lah Assist Education

Wj M i%i m H. S. Chen, ph. d.

Muller & Phipps (China), Ltd., Fed.

Inc., U.S.A., Manufacturers’ Repre- m & W M ±

sentatives—24, The Bund; Teleph.

10534; P.O. Box 650; Cable Ad: EllisShanghai Kadoorie

Yah chi Rung koh

Public School for

Mulphico. Head Office: 1, Park Chinese — 1, Shanhaikwan Road;

Avenue, New York Teleph: 30200

Headmaster—A. F. T. Holland

MUNICIPAL COUNCILS ^ & m m m * n, E' $ i:

Hi nfr It Kang pu chu Rung pu chu nieh tsoong zung

Shanghai Municipal209, Council—Adminis- ivha dung hung hoh

tration Building, Kiangse Road Nieh Cum Kuei Public

Chinese—Kinchow SchoolRoads;

and Baikal for

Teleph. (Chairman) 19992

Councillors (1934-1935 ) — H. E. Teleph. 51069

Arnhold (chairman), Brig.-Gen.

E. B. Macnaghten, c.m.g., d.s.o., Acting Headmaster—L. Kershaw,

F.C.I. Masters—G. L. Aitchison,,

Assist.

•LW. W.P. Lambe,

Carney, .1E.. RY. Liddell,

B. Kiang,T. H. Rngerson, b.a., D. A. Rushton

Yamamoto, and W. 0. Divers

Harris, S. (J.L. S.Hsu,Franklin, E. F.

O. Okamoto,

Tsuyee Pei, F. J. Raven, L. T. Yuan Polytechnic Public I.School

Assist. Mistress—Mrs. Adams

for

and YuCommission

Land Ya-ching (1934-5) — H Chinese—77, Pakhoi Road; Teleph.

Berents, J. T. W. Brooke, Feng 91055

Headmaster—T. G. Baillie, b.sc.

Ping-nan, W. S. Koo, S. H. Peek (Hons.)

and E. A. Long (secretary) Asst. Masters—R. G. Southerton,

A. Spivey and A. U. Candlin,

M. a. (Edin)

Assist. Mistresses

Secretary-General’s Office—Teleph.

Cent. 10089 Kirk, Mrs. M. -L.Mrs.Dawa,A. Mrs.

M.

Secretary General — Stirling Fes- A. Murphy and Mrs. C. M.

senden, LL.D. Anderson

Private Secretary—Mrs. R. E. Ede

^ £ ft f# ±

Chinese Studies and Translation Shanghai Wor, dung kung hok

Department — 10, Hankow Road ; Public

Teleph. 10191

Director—Chas. Kliene Haskell Road; Teleph. 45581 — 63,

School for Chinese

Headmaster—H. B. Lobb, b.sc.

A292 SHANGHAI

^ m -k n e n m b Assist.

Dewing,Accountants

a.c.i.s., — A.Aiers,

- G. E.P,

Si dung nui Shu yuen Beeching, a.c.a., J.T. A.A. Cresswell,

Public SchoolTeleph.

for 20670

Girls — 70, Yu- M.c.,

a.c.a.,b.a.,

and A.J. P.D.F.Sutherland

H. Hutchison,

yuen Poad;

Headmistress—xMiss A<-S. M. Alex- Assistants—L. Stokes, N. M.

ander, B.SC. Tweedlie, S. J. Williams, S. J.

Assistant .\!istresses —M.Mrs.Bourne,

W. Fong,

K. S. C-Tsao

C. Hsu, P. L. Liang and

Aitchison, Miss P

Mrs. K. A. Burrington, Miss V. Secretary—Miss M. D. Smith

Cordelle, Miss M. G.‘ Darroch, Correspondence

Cameron — Mrs. F. E.

Mrs. M. A. Davison, Mrs.

Duguid, Miss LA M. Darroch, m.a., M. I.

MBs F. I.Mrs.Harris,

Harvey, J.MissK.b.sc.,

Kay,H.Mrs.Mac-

MissJ. Revenue Office — Telephs: Deputy

F.Gregor.

Macgregur, M. Treas.

General 10390,

OfficeChief

10777,Assistant

Licence 12084,

Office

Miss s A. M. Manning, 10391, Voting, Land Tax and Chinese

Miss

D. H.M. C.Parrott,]\lunday,Missb.a.,M.Mrs.C. Rate OfficeTreasurer

10927 (Revenue)—V. H.

Pudge, Deputy

Miss G. Miss M.' Sutherland,

B. Warmotb, Miss E.m.a.,D. Bourne

Chief Assistant—R.

Vedy, b.sc., Mile J. A. Simonnet

Art Mistress—Mile A. Haberer Senior Assistants—P.Middleton

Comery and

A. T.

AssistantsGray— H. M. Evans, G. A.

Johnston, G. Kliene, M. Kramer,

® m m. L.Walker,

F. Payne,

V. H. W. A. Pratt,

WattonT.and H.

Public School for Girls—390, Boone Woo Yoong Ming

Poad;

HeadTeleph. 41330 G. M. Ware, Office

B.a.

Mistress—Miss JamesAssistants—E.

Sze Perpetuo and

Chief Inspectors—A.

Mellows - F. George, H. Dahl and E.

^ a ® fj ^ x Inspectors Hotchkiss,

J.Ridgway

H. Inwood,

and T.E.E. A.Wilson

Lake, C. H.

Kv,n / pu chu han peh li hung hmeh tong Assistant

Public and Thomas North

for Boys—191, Han burySzechuen

School Arnovick,Inspectors—T.

W. T. Bartlett, Aiers,J. A.

G.

Boad; Teleph. 41100 Chandler, H. J. Christensen, A.

H eadmaster—P. Crow, m.a. (Cantab.) C.

Dunn,Cooper, G. V.

F. J. Forrest, Course, W. A.

Junior School for Boys—10, Tifeng A. J. Griffith, A. T. J.Kemp,

Fowles,

R.

Poad; Teleph. 27660

Master-in-charge—P. W. Bennett, P.Nishibe, C. P. Saveloff,

J. Schluper. A. S. A.Sullivan,

Scheel,

b.a. (London) D.

Tollefsen, M. Watanabe, T.T.

Sullivan, J. A. Tibbie,

Watanabe, and R. Writht

® * ii wl m

Thomas Hanbury

—170, Boone Road;School

Teleph.for 42059Girls ji ^ Hi 7* F ^ X

Acting Head Mistress—Mrs. M. C. Sz loong koong so

Maher, b.a. Fire Brigade—Office : 309, Honan

Road; Telephs. 15181-2-3 (Private

exchange to all depts. for ordin-

® ^ ^ ^ ^ X ary purposes)

Finance Department—Teleph. 12810 Chief Officer—J. G. Dyson

Treasurer and Controller — J. T. Deputy Chief Officer—H. G.

Ford, O.B.E., a.c.a. f.i.m.t.a. Reed

Deputy Treasurers—J.

Treasurer—A. W.W.Macphail Third Officer—B. M. Hunting

Assist Morcher, Fourth Officer—W. Charters

a.i.m.t.a., f.s.s., E. P. Oliver, a.c.a. Engineer Officers—H. A. Crick-

Accountants—G.

E. Middleton, m.b.e. O. Jackson and H. mer & H. R. Powell

Accountant Officer—J. Huxley

 SHANGHAI A29S

District Officers—S. M. Vin- m m ^ gj x

cent and R. G. Watkins Orchestra and Band—Foochow Market

Clerical Assist.—Ching Loong-zie (3rd Floor), 398, koochow Road; Teleph.

Station Officers—C. C. Caynes, 94299

G. A. Hardcastle, L, Heap, Conductor—Maestro C. M. Paci

H. H. Miller, T. H. Vickers, Assist, do. —A. de Kryger

A. E. Villers Leader—A. Foa

Assist. Station Officers—A. G.

B. Carnell, H. G. Clements,

J. W. Currie, F. J. Jones, M. ® ^ ^ ^ X

M. Louttit, R. H. Miles, A.

H. Morton, R. G. Wheildon,

T. H. Dixon and S. C. Pem- Police HankowForce—Enquiry

Road; Teleph. 15380 Office: 239,

berton Commissioner—F. W. Gerrard, c.i.E.

Sub-Officers—J. C. Bauld, J. Deputy Commissioners—Major K.

Buxton, H. Christensen, J. M. Bourne, m.c., R, C. Aiers, S. C.

Goldman, D. F. Harris, G. Young, T. P. Givens, Yao Tseng-

W. Hempsey, J. V. Hourihan, mo and A. Tajima

G. F. R. Jack, A. Keiss, K. Assistant Commissioners

Hopp, R. T. Bindley, K. J.

Mackenzie, E. C. Molineux, F. L. Wainwright, m.c., E. —C. Baker,

Major

V. N. Morgin, G. H. Mulley, Capt. E. R. Kennedy, Capt. H. M.

D. Murphy, F. W. Old, J. W. Smyth, H. E. Peck, G. VV. Cilbert,

Robb, E. L. Saunders, F. B. S.

chunUyehara, h.sc. and Liang Ping-

Scammell, R. W. Slight, A. A. Superintendents

Smith, R. S. Somers, W. S.

Spottiswoode T. E. Stenning, H. Aiers, VV. —E.J. Fairbairn,Sinclair, R.A.

R. Tarbet, G. A. Vurm, R, J. Conduit, T. Crookdake,

ing, R. W. Yorke, T. Robertson, W. Whit-

Wallace, T. A. Warnes Tan Shao Liang, Liu Yung Kuei,

Assist. Inspection Officers—W. J.Chia-ling,

A. Quayle,YaoT. Chia McKenna, Jui, Yao

Wu

E. Dent, G. Swan and A. C. Perry Keng Yuan, R. J. Crouch, F.

Workshops Officer— W.

Assist Workshops C. WatsonJ.

Office—B. Mitchell, H. D. M. Robertson, J.

Renacre G. Adams and S. Nakazawa

Stores Officer—R. O. Jackson Assist. Supts.—Loh Lien-kw’e and

Chief Clerk—A. Ozorio Chin Shih-ying

Chief Inspectors — J.T. W.Foley,

W. McGillivray, Prince,

W.

Legal Department — Cbntinental Robertson, E. F. Walker, W. .1.

Bank Building, 113, Kiukiang Road; MacDermott, F. C. Stubbings, D.

Teleph. 13040 (exchange to all depts.) J. Webb, W. Ginnane, J. Mason,

Mun. Advocate—R. T. Bryan, J, Knight and C. J. Bull

jr., B.A., LL.B. Inspectors — I. C. Kiloh, H. J.

Assistant Advocates—King S. R.Schmidt, G. C.J. Holt,

Shellswell, N. White,

B. Clisspld, J. F.

Kum, b.a., ll.b., Paul P. Y. Lovell, d.c.m., A. G. W. Groves,

Ru, ll.b., Y. D. Wong, ll.b., E.W.A.Hotchkiss,

Eva, V. Sharman, J. Watson,

ll.m. , T. Y. Chang, ll.b., W. I). AlcGillivray,

ll.m., Thomas S. Lea, ll.b., m.m., J. A. Isaacs, J. Barry, M.M.,

Tsien Sin Kiu, ll.b., Tsang H. J. Jefferson, R. C.d.c.m.,

Hall, L>.R. C.B.

Tsze Tson, ll.b. and Paul Andrew, C. Bishop,

Tsiang, ll.b. Ross, J. AL Watson, C. G. Phillips,

Secretary—Miss Cora E. .larger O. B. Perkins, R. Taylor, R. W.

Police Liason Officer—Chief Ward, C. E. Thurgood, E. Papp,

Insp. J. Mason H. R. Grubb, A. H. Chamberlain,

Officer-in-charge (Recording)— R. Wardrop, E. J. Ling, T. F. H.

Sub-Inspr. F. V. 'Oollison Robinson, W. H. Pike, F. E.

Officer-in-charge (Tobacco and

Stamp Tax)—Sub-Inspr. G. Dudley, F. G. West, G. J. Bennett,

Duncan A. Teller, J. A. AlcFarlane, B. B.

Court Inspector—Sub-Inspector Everest,

m.m., R. F.C.Tabrum,

White, E.A. C.J.Stokes,

Toon,

V. E. Mason B. B. Bodtjy and H. Brownrigg

A294 SHANGHAI

Clerical Assistants—P. Tizon, J. A. Press 14508 Information Office — Teleph.

Cook, A. N. 7 Christie, L. Steven- Press

ton and C. \ . Jones

Stenographer—Miss B. M. Ovens ton Information

Sayer, f.j.i. Officer—G. Bur-

Office Assistants — A. D. White, Chinese

14507)—M.information

C.Chu, Officer(Teleph.

m.a.

T.Volsky,

Kawashima,

C. B. C.F. T.Walter,

Mense, J.A. E.I. Japanese

Fairbairn, R. Berglof (Teleph. 14507)—N. TatsuokaOfficer

Information

Vehicle Stenographer—Miss G. F. McKee

RoggersInspectors—W.

& A. G. Reynolds Blyth, A. T.

Mechanics—A. J. Gordeieff, A. J.

Schierhorst and W. C. Butte £ ti jg ^ I

Motor

V. P. Drivers—

TatarinoffG. N. Milutin and Public Health Department — 16,

Women Assistants — Mrs. L. V. Hankow Road; Teleph. General

Issaeff and Miss H. A. Klukin Office: 13051

Administration,

Division & Vital Statistics

Pbison Department Commissioner of Public Health

Supt. of Gaols—Capt. D. R. Wahl —J. H. Jordan, M.c., m.a.,

Deputy Supt. of Gaols — J. W. m.b., b.chir. (Camb), d.p.h.

Jackson (London)

Head Gaoler—W. C. Grant Deputy Commissioner of Public

Gaolers—V. G. Westwood and A. Health—E. F. Duck, m.b.,

L. Crompton b.s., (Lond.), m.r.c.s. (Eng.),

Assistant Gaolers—E. Bouvier, A. B. l.r.c.p. (Lend.) d.p.h. (Eng.)

Hogg, W. R. Chisholm and N. Dept. Secy.—G. J. Turnbull

Chadderton M.R.S.I.

Senior Assistant—J S. Gra-

Senior Warders - Vr. Read, S. S. ham, A.R.S.I.

Wilkinson J. Crookdake, J. M. Stores Officer—W. D. ‘Wells

J.Ellery, A. Hurry,

A. Grubb, E. C. Howe,

B. S. Khambata and Clerical Assistants—C. N. Brown,

G. F. Jones, C. H. Mahon and

H. J. H. Sampson C. A. E. Clerk—Mrs.

Carr

Warders—S. N. Choohlantzeff, W. Secretary L. Lnrsen

C. May, C. R. J. Belson, J. Muarry,

J. Campbell,A. S. Whitaker, S. E. Steno-typist—Miss F. Chins

Office Assist.—Wang HarranChuen

Cummins, W. G. Tranter, E. E. Laboratory Division

Knight,

B.Ward, P. B.G.Silin,

C. Cade, S. J. J.Hunter,

Sim, Blask, C.T. (Pathological)

M. E. E.Tomlinson,

A. Roberts,W.E.G.J.Francis,

Roper, Director of Medical Laboratory—

W.

R,Shute

S. G. Miles, G. E. Clarke, J. ham), Dunscombe,

K. m.d., b.s.,l.r.c.p.

m.r.c.s. (England), (Dur-

(London), d.t.m. & h. (Eng.)

Assistant Warders — C. Tate,F. J.J. Pathologist—J. H. Blakelock, M.sc.,

Spaulton, E.A. Markland, M.B., ch.b. (Sheffield)

Corish, W. K. Bullen, C. A. Assistant Pathologists — W. R.

Butler, W. D. Bigham, G. F. Johnstone,

d.p.h., m.d. b.a..(Trinity,

m.b., b.ch.,Dublin),

b.a.o.,

Mann,

M. J. OT.Connell,

O’Dwyer, T. W.E. Wylie,

Wiiitney,V. I. Nagai, m.d. (Keio) and Vr. K.

A. Krapivnitsky, R. L. Heath, E. Miau, m.d. (Foochow), d.t.m.

Holland,

7 R. Sherer, H. Truhin, A. Snr.(Liverpool)

Laborat. Asst.—A.E.P.— Grimmo

A.W ass, D. J. Chisholm,

R. Campbell, G. S. R.J. Stewart,

Hall, R. Laboratory

Heather, R. Assistants

Baxter A. H.

M. Wilson, C. Williams, H. Ma- Junior Laboratory Assist.— J.

udsley, A. G.

Pagella, F. C. Town McDiarmid, M. A. Chadderton

Matron—Mrs. N. Semevsky Clerical Asisst.—H. R. Squire

Wardresses—Mrs. M. A. Borovsky, Office Assist.—B.

(Chemical)V. de Senna

Mrs. H. F. Tremblinsky Chief Analyst— F. G. C. Walker.

Printer—R. M. Jordan M.C., F.I.C., ph.c.

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Assist. Analyst—E. O. Wilson, ph.c. sey, Miss A. Reid, Miss K. M. P.

Pharmacist—A. Fanthorpe, m.p.s. Rapley, Mrs. J. R. Ross, Miss

l.MissB.S. Scott,

Do. —L. H. Barton, ph.c.

Radiology E. Wech,MissMissM.H.Tressider,

William,

Chief .Radiologist— G. Chambers, Miss

moto, I.

MissP. Wright,

J. Y. MissMiss

Hyui, S. Kana-

L. K.

m.b., ch.b. (Leeds), m.b.c.s. (Eng.), Wong, Miss T. P. Zung

l. k.c.p. (Lond.) Staff NMiss

urses—Miss M. H.Miss

Mayuzu-

School Medical Service—Marie

Hadden, b.a., m.d., b.ch., b.a.o. A. mi, D. E. McTier, H. E.

(Trinity, Dublin) March

Koyama,andMiss MissM.F. H.P. Rutton

Mayuzumi,

Hospital Division Miss G. H. Udaka

Superintendant of Hospitals—H. Housekeeper, Isolation Hospital—

Smith, m.b., b.chir. (Camb.), Mrs.Attendants,-

Male C. A. TatlockMental Ward—

M.R.C.S. (Eng.), l.r.c.p. (London) G. H. Flatt, R.Liang

C. Hillman, W. C.

Assist, Superintendant of Hospitals

—D. J. Allan, l.r.c.p. (Edin.), l.r.c.s Higgs, G. F.Clinic

(Edin.) Tuberculosis — V. Songaillo,

Chinese Assistant Medical Officers a.r.s.i., inspector

Venereal Diseases Clinic — C. S.

— Y. J. Cieh, m.r.c.s.,

(London), doctor-in-charge police l.r.c.p., Marissoff, V. Lavrooska and F.

hospital, H. M. Chang, m.d., (Naval CherepanoffGaol—A. I. Kouznetsoff,

Amoy-Road

m.Med. Coll., Tientsin), b. K. L. Chen, (Shantung),

maleJ.nurse

Isolation Z.Hospital

U. Foong, — H. E. Baylis,

m.d. (St. John’s), H. C.

(Hangchow Med. Coll.), S. T. Hsiu, Ho, m.d. custodian

m.b.b.s. (Hongkong), J. T. Kuo, Food, Dairies and Markets Sanita-

m.d. tion Divisions

W. D.(Fukien),

P. Lieu,d.t.m.

m.d. (Liverpool),

(St. John’s), Veterinary

d.v.m. (Copenhagen), S.Pedersen,

Surgeon—H. P. Shu,

K. W. J. Lieu, m.d. (St. John’s), M.sc., d.v.m. (Mich. U.S.A.), assist,

Z.T. Z.F. Nyi,

Ng, m.d.

m.b.b.s. (Hongkong),

(St. John’s), S. K. vet. surgeon

Clerical Assistant—C. R. Hindson

Ting, m.d. (St.Med.

m.d. (Naval John’s),

Coll. L.Tientsin),

C. Tseu, Supts.—D. Heathcote, m.r.s.i., F.W.

C.Zau,L. Wong, Ambrose, m.r.s.i., m s.i.a.

m.d. (St. John’s), d.t.m.F.& D.h.

M.D. (St. John’s), Chief Health

M.R.S.I., Inspectors—P.

M.S.I.A., DIPL. H.Veit,

I.H.,m.s.i.a.,

G.

(Liverpool) Brewster-Gow, m.r.s.i.,

Municipal Nursing Staff—Miss L. J. E. Fensham, m.r.s.i., W. W.

M. Dawson, senior matron Mun. Michailofl

Isolation Hospital,PoliceMissHospital,

E, L. Health Inspectors

Warren, matron

Miss J.M. Martin, matron Chinese a.r.s.i., G. H. —Bloom, A. W. a.r.s.i.

Allan,

Isolation Hospital, assistant m.

matron r.s.l, J. J. Carney, m.m., m.r.s.i.,

Campbell,Policeassist,Hospital,

matron MissMokan- A. A.Dobson,

E. Chariot,

R. Fowler,H. Cruden, H. R.

G. Gauron,

shan Sanatorium, Miss A. Z. A. Gillies, S. T. Hirano, O. Hirano,

Davies,

Hospital,assistant

Miss B. M.matron

Daly, Mental

assist, R. M. Howells, a.r.s.i., A. V.

matron Mun. Isolation Hospital, Karmiloff, B. Kusakri, J. Lewis,

Miss M. Johnstone, assistant m.r.s.i., m.i.h., G. B. Marsh, cert,

matron r.s.i.,

J. D. H.Morris,J. Mentor,I. J. cert, r.s.i.,

Miss A. M.Victoria

Birks, Nurses Home,

assist, matron cert, r.s.i., D. F. A ;

Millership,

Miugozzi,

in charge nurses’ quarters, Miss S. Murakami, W. Noon, P. S.

M. G. Scott, asst, matron T. B. Page,

Sanatorium A. N. m.r.s.i.,

Philippoff,M.Pearce,

A. O. a.r.s.i.,

Pickel,

Nurses—Miss S. A. Barr, Miss N. G. a.r.s.i.,

r.s.i., L. J. Self, a.r.s.i., W.cert,J.

V. W. Ribbons,

M. Brown, Miss J. B. Davidson, Silvey, cert: r.s.i., E. J. Sluis,

Miss H. von Gestkowski, Miss cert, r.s.i..B. J.Stone,

B. Snoad, J. A.

G. H. Harding, Miss J. B. Kidd, Stoddart, cert, r.s.i.,

Miss

Gougan, E. Kirner,

Miss Miss

E. F. M. Me

MacMillan, E. T. Sundbad, cert, r.s.i., H.

Miss E. M. Miles, Miss M. Milne, Taylor, cert. k.s.i , R. G. Watts,

Miss M. L. McPhee, Miss Morris- m.r.s.i., J. A. Weaver, r.s.i., R. G.

A296 SHANGHAI

Wolnizer, a.b.s.i., a.m.i.s.e., E. J. Senior Assistant Architects—J.

Whitgot, a.r.s.l, H. J. F.

Woolley, a.r.s.i. D. Watt, a.R.i.b.a. and A. C.

Sanitary Overseers—N. Andrianoff, Wheeler, p.a.s.i., f.i.a.a.

G. Gauron, T. Honda, G. Mingozzi, Assistant Architects—R.

ser, a.R.i.b.a., R. A. D. Ham-

Fra-

E.Koyama,

A. Roche, B. A, Vouich,

J. McDonald, J. G. S. burger, dipl. ing., and D. G.

Wahlstrom-Lewis, J. J. Surel, Mirams, a.R.i.b.a.

W. D. Sallis, O. Sheveloff and A.C. Architectural Assistants—F. W.

Cook, M. C. Jensen, B. L.

WoolcockMechanic.-r—E. S. Ivarsson

Abattoir Mamysh, J. A. Sokoloff and J.

Municipal Cemeteries—K. Y. Starl- Senichenko

ing, supt. Land Surveyor—H. F. Lewis,

F.

Public Library—22, Nanking Road; Senior Assistant Land Surve-

Teleph. 10404 yors—L. J. Hughes and E.

Librarian—A. Avshalomoff McIntyre

Assistant Librarian—Miss B. Assist. Land Surveyors—F. P.

Calder-Marshall Bartley, L. J. Farmbrough,

p.a.s.i., R. P. Roberts and T.

m wx ® x W. R. Wilson

Public Works Department—Admin- Building Surveyor — R. C.

istration Building, 193, Hankow Road, Young, L.R.I.B.A.

Teleph. 13409 (Private exchange to all Senior Assist. Building Surve-

depts.) yor—W.J. Bidgood, M.R.SAN.I.,

Comsnr. of Public Works—C. a.m.i.s.e.

Harpur, o.b.e. Assist. Building Surveyor—W-

Dep. Comsnrs. of Public Works J. Fulstow

—J. E. Needham,1 o.b.e., m. Departmental Secretary—G. H.

inst. mun. and cy.e. and F. Rendall

G. Helsby, assoc, m.inst.c.e. Accountant—W. Harvey

Chief Civil Engineer—A. F. Senior Assistants—W. C. John-

Gimson, b.sc. (lon.), /ssoc-m. stone and H. E. Jones

INST.C.E. Assistants—G. E. Knight, W.

Structural Engineer—N. W. B. H. Helm, A. C. R. Nash, and

Clarke,M.I.,m.eng., A. J. Orton

C.E., STRUCT.E.,assoc.m. inst.

A.M.I.W.E, Clerical Assistants—L. Corner,

A. Kliene, W. L. McCann, T.

Highways Engineer—A. J Cle- L. Thorpe, P. J. Wong, and

rnetits S. J. A. Woody att

Sewerage Engineer — H. E. Correspondence Clerk—Mrs. M.

Denny, assoc.m. inst.c.e. M. Donnelly

Workshops Engineer — H. C. Supt. of Parks and Open

Clements, m.c. Spaces—W. J. Kerr, m.m.,

Senior Assistant Engineers—A. f.r.h.s. Supt. of Parks and

C. 11 rend an- C rad dock, assoc, Assist.

m., am. soc.c.e., C. W. Glover, Open Spaces—H. Ritchings

W. A. L. Pardoe and J. B. Supt. of Cleaning—D. E. Har-

Watson',struct.e.

a.m.i. b-sc., a.m.inst. c.e., bottle

Assistant Engineers—W. O. Bar- Senior Clerks of Works^—H. P.

rington, Aaschou, G. W. B. Dainton,

e., C. H. B.ENG., A.M.I.(London),

Duff, b.sc. STRUCT. W. J. Elliot, m.r.san.i., and

L. Spiegler

G.R. Harrison, f.s.i., Ho Pao-

Ohang, b.sc. (lond.), asso. Clerks of Works—G. E. Barker,

m.inst. c.e., C. H. Hopkins, H. H. Cox, J. D. Davies, m.r.

c.e., J.A.C. Law, G. H. Mann, san.i., a.m.i.s.e., R. M. Dor-

m.c., G.mech.e.,

a.m.i. Sinclair,

and P.P. Taylor,

F. P. rance, J. Hempsey, H. Hill,

Unterberger, c.e. (st. p’berg) P. Ishikawa, P. E, Longden,

H. F. Miller, R. E. Phillips,

Architect—C.

F. H. Stahl eford,

R.I.B.A., and G.M.I.A.W.STRUCT.

Potapoff,E.R. A. Thomas,

D. Williams

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Assistant Clerks of Works—J. Sewage Treatment and Disposal

D. Clark, V. A. Cavriloff, W. Chief

Gaunt,Sanitation Chemist — P.

f.i.c., m.i.chem.e.

G. Gillies, W. Cillon, A. Assist/ Sanitation Chemist—W. E.

Gindper, S. S. Grigoriev, B. Abbott, f.i.c., M.sc. (Lond.), a.r.c.

K. Hader and Liang Yi Tsoon

Motor Engineers—F. F. Stanley

T. S. Whitfield

Heating and Sanitary Engineer—

H. H. Switchevsvsky, b.so., m.e. ss « ® ® as x

Assistant

Engineer—V.Heating and Sanitary Volunteer

A. Essen

Corps—180, Foochow Road;

Telephs. H. Q. Office: 10184, Com-

Chief Inspectors—C Aitken, A. C. mandant 10068, Adjutant 10067, Sergt.-

Dobbie, A. J. U. Hodges, J. John- Major’s Office

Sergeant’s 10185, 10184,Transport

Quarter-master-

Office

stone, J. E. Morgan and H. Rose 10187, Rifle Range 46581 and Per-

m m fill $ x manent Camp 46611

Commandant — Colonel F. R. W.

Secretariat—Telephs: General Office Graham, d.s.o,, m.c.

15349 (Private exchange to all sections Adjutant—Capt. P. H. Catt

of16130,Secretariat), Secretary’s

Deputy Secretary’s Room

Roomm.a.16131 Corps Sergt.-Major—H. Hatfield

Secretary—J. R. Jones, M.c., Quartermaster-Sergt.—W. T. Rose

Deputy Secretary—G. G. Phillips Sergt.-Major Instructor-in-Gunnery

Assist. do. —T. K. Ho —J. J. B. Farrow

Regimental Quartermaster—Sergt.

Assist. do.

Technical —H. IbusukiStaff—

and Professional A. V. Lee F. Patton

Miss E. Hinder and R. Winter Accountant—E.

Chief Battery Sergt.-Major Instructor—

LeechAssistants

(committee—E. T.clerk),

Nash, J.A. C.S. G. W. MarsdenW. Cunningham

O.R.Q.M.S.—C.

Greig and N. M. Harloe

Senior Assistants—T. L. Raw- Range Warden—H. W. Davies

sthorne, A. M.B.A. Lang, Stenogr. & Typist—Miss C. P. Allan

Kotenev and BrowneA. M.

Assistants

Fraser, C.— J.C. W. Allan, and

O’Connell J. W.T. m x m &

Beesley Dah fa ko kqng bou chit

Secretary—Mrs.

Stenographers E. Brook

and Typists—Mrs. MUNICIPALITE FRANCAISE — Hdte;

M. Roach, Miss P. Clement andE. Municipal, 176, Rue du - Consulatl

Teleph. 80010 (Private Exchange to

G. P. Reed all departments)

t? fs f it m m $r> x

Secretary General’s Office—Teleph. Commission Provisoire d’Adminis-

TRATION MuNICIPAI.E

10089 President

Secy. Gen.—Stirling Fessenden,LL.D.

Private General deE.France)

— Kpechlin ( Consul

Mrs. R. Secretary

E. Ede (Tel. 10035)— Direction—Telephs. 80010 & 80117

Municipal

Mun. Advocate’s

Advocate Dept, T.

(13040)—R. Directeur General—M. Verdier

Bryan, jr. Secretariat—Teleph. 11410

Assistant Advocates —King

Paul P. Y. Ru, Y. D. Wong, T. Y.S. Kum, Secretaire—E. Fauraz

Chang,

Sin Kiu Thomas S. Lea and Tsien

4 Secretary—Miss Cora E. Jagger Fin ances (Finance

Chef des Finances Dept.)—Teleph. 80010

etdu Conbentieux

Press Information Office— —M. des Courfils

Press Information Officer — G.

BurtonPress

Sayer,Information

f.j.i. Officer COMPTABILITE

Chinese

M. C. Chu, B.A. Teleph. 74490 ( Accounts Dept. ) —

Japanese Press Information Officer J. Bigel

—N. Tatsuokaand Typist — Miss Perception (Tax Dept.)—Teleph. 11410

Stenographer

G. F. McKee Chef Percepteur —Ch. Magy

A298 SHANGHAI

Services d’Hygiene et d’Assistance •Service SlaughterdesHouse)—131,

Abattoirs Boulevard

(Municipalde-

de la Concession Francaise Direc- Montigny; Teleph. 81181

tion des Services d’Hygiene

d’Assistance—630, Hue A'miral fiayle: et

Telephs. 82054-5 Rabaute, Chevalier Services Gkneeeaux, General Services

Director—Dr.

de la Legion d’Honneur L. J. Berge

Semaphore (Signal Station)—1, Quai de Service tationsdes^Public

Parcs,Parks

Jardins & Plan-

and Gardens)—

France; Teleph. 80431 Route Frelupt; Teleph. 70922

Directeur General de 1’Obser-

vatoire de Zi-Ka-Wei—-R. P. Service des Travaux (Public Works

P. Lejay Dept.) — 176, Rue du Consulat;

Directeur du Service—R. P. E. Teleph. 11410

Gherzi

Chef du Bureau—P. Baron

Secretaires — Ignace Zi and Voirie (Road Dept.)—Teleph. 11410

Didace Zi Agent-Voyer Principal — B. de

Commis-comptable—Zi-Doh-Seng Beliefonds

Service d’Incendie (Fire Brigade) Cadastre (Land Offiee)-^Teleph. 11410

—193, Avenue Joffre Chef du Cadastre— H. Perinet

Appel de feu Teleph. 80079 I.E.I.M.

Poste Central Teleoh. 80100

Poste Chateau d’Eau Teleph. Service de l’Electricite et des Eaux

80100 (Electricity

Teleph. 11410 and Water Dept.)—

Poste Bassail Teleph. 80100 Chef du Service-—E. Fan

Capita ine Chef du Service d’ln-

cendie—70 Rte Dufour; Teleph. Ateliers (Municipal Workshops)—

70258 Teleph. 30911

A. Royere Ingenieur

Lieutenant Qhef-Adioint—183 Rte

Remi; Teleph. 80100 I.A. & M. Mecanicien — Y. Camur

A. Brun Comptabilite et Magasin — Teleph..

Chef Mecanicien—Teleph. 80100 74490

E. Bon niveau

Chefs de Poste—Teleph. 80100 Ecuries (Municipal

M. Besrest

M. Prigent de Zikawei; Teleph.Stables)—271,Route-

32722

M. Bossu Chef—V. Arnnold

Sous-Chefs de

A. Coquelet Poste—Teleph. 80100 Magasinier (Stores)—Teleph. 71911

R. Gros H. Froquais

College

cinal Municipal Francats CVTuni- Services de Police (Municipal Police)—

Route Stanislas Chevalier; Teleph,

82165College)—Route Vallon; Teleph. 70060

Direction

Princiml—Ch. Grosbnis. m.a. Directeur des Services de Police—

Sous-Directeur—G. Sabattie, B.s. Commandant L. Fabre

Eoole Municipale Franco-Cuinoise Directeur-Adjoint, Chef de la Garde

(Franco-Chinese Mimieinal School)— —Capitaine E. Gazes

Directeur-Adjoint, Politique-Surete 3

179, Boulevard de Montigny; Teleph —R. Jobez

85O00 Chef-Adjoint de la Garde—Lt. P-j

Directeur—Fr. Jules-Alfred

Sous-directeur—Fr. Ange Blanchet

Professeurs—Frs. Secretariat & Comptabilite

Daniel. ChanelVictorin.

Pdtrus. P.Ricardo, Louis-

Joseub-Bernard,

Andrd, Philogo-

Secretaire, Chef de Service — L.

Fuynel

ne, Emile, L. Norbert Louis Secretarie-adjoint—B.

Brigadier Comptable—V.Alary Card

(Fr. Chinoisl Steno-Dactylo

SurA’eillant—(Fr. Chinois), Adon Yan-Huong Auxiliaire—Nguyen

 SHANGHAI A299

Service Politique Police Judiciaire

Sous-Inspecteur—F. Ballerand

Chef

Sarlydu Service Politique—R. Sergent—F. Guenard

Inspecteurs — R. Saint-Oyant, G. Brigadier—J. Turle

Emelianoff Bureau des Taxes Consolidees

Brigadiers—J. Carbonnier, P. Cros, Inspecteur—H. Augeard

P.Oussakovsky

de Beaumont, F. Ribaillier, A.

Detectives Auxiliaires—Y. Rossi, B. m & m m n

Appreleff and M. Utujnikoff

;Secteurs de Police Yiug shang mao lai yu hsien hung sze

Inspecteur-pri ncipal—J. Cormier Murai Brothers Co., Ltd.—Registered

Inspecteurs—P.

Y. Mesjean, M.Kersulec,

Mezergues E. Barbier, Office: 6, Soochow Road; Teleph. 13482

Sous-Inspecteurs Directors—H. Bailey,T. L.E. G.Skidmore,

Cousins,

Vittori, P. Poussardin, J. Magalon,L.

— I. Petit/jean, A. L. Dickson,

Brig.-General Macnaghten, c.m.g.,

P. Guhur d.s.o., and C. E. Harber

Sergents—A. Ague], J. Cledic, E. C. K.C. McKelvie,

New son, E'.asst.

c.i.s , secretary

Ferrat, M. Filippi, C. Franchi, E. do.

Gouerec, G. Gouerec, L. Grillon,

G.Kleinbauer,

Gui, F. Jaouen, M. Kachler,

A. Larcelet, Y. Le J. Murakami & Co., Law Offices—299, Sze-

Berre, L. Lollichon, R. Maffre, A. chuen Murakami

Road; Teleph. 19423; Cable Ad:

Mercier,

F. Vittori A. Pages, A. Villermaux,

Service de la Circulation ± H Chuen shang

Inspecteur—B. Yakovleff Murakami, Toyo, Art and Curio Dealers,

Sous-Inspecteur—A. Avazeri Shirt Manufacturers,

Sergents—A. Pancrazi, J. Maze

Brigadiers—E. Gay Hard ini, C. Julien Exporters—270, KiangseImporters and

Road; Teleph.

Garde—S. TatarinofF 12319;

Bentley’s Cable Ad: Murakamito; Code:

Brigade Special e Toyo Murakami, proprietor

Inspecteur — J. Grimaldi j. S. Murakami | T. Murakami

Sergent—J. M. Elard A. Eusumi

Brigadiers—H.

Services Divers Frachet, C. Asdrubal

Chef du Personnel—E. Gouget Murray, Dr. J. Elliot, m.d., c.H.B.(Edin.),

Sous-Inspecteur, Censeur des films . Surgeon to General Hospital; Physician

—M. Riegert to ILB.M’s.

Municipal, Surgeon Consulate-General

— Residence: and 41,

Inspecteur Magasinier—H. Dupuy Avenue duRoom:

Roi Albert; Teleph. 73769.

Commis-Magasinier—A.

Sergent Artificier—L. Le Pi

Scanff Consulting Hongkong and Shang-

Chef Armurier—Leon Agnel hai Bank Building (Entrance Foochow

Chef Road); Telephs. 15047-8

Chef de Musique—A. Labeille

Mecanicien—L. Moro

Garde Auxiliaire Armurier — J.

Bartholomeu ® i# Po mu yuen

Garde Auxiliaire—V. Oukthomsky Museum, Shanghai—R. A. S. Building, 6,

Yaguemestre

mond Auxiliaire — M. Ray- Museum Road

A.E. S.deWilkmison,

C. Sowerby,keeper

director

Services

Chef dedelalaSurety—A.

Surete Plessis W. M. Porterfield, keeperofofornithology

botany

Inspecteur principal—P. Valentin Harold Porter, keeper of archology

do. — J. L. Huet A. E. Gibson, keeper of numismatics

Inspecteurs—R. Berthier, J. Croesi, S. K. Tang, taxidermist

L. Henri, A. Isabel, E. Lambalot

Sous-Inspecteurs — E.

Bongiardini, J. Gioulis Agnel, P. m -x m % m M> ™ su

Sergents—R. Andre, G. Bykhovsky, Musso, Fischer & Wilhelm, Law Offices

E. Creston, A. Grell, E. Le —294 Szechuen Road; Teleph. 15028;

L. ThellierP. Maron, G. Pierre, Cable

Cuz’at, Dr. O.Ad:Fischer,

Musso barrister-at law

Detective—P. Meyer Dr. F. Wilhelm, do.

A30C) SHANGHAI

Nan Mow Bond Brokerage Co.—221,

Ting many lao ching lung yu hsien Ttung sze Szechuen Road; Teleph. 17120

Mustard & Go., Ltd., General Wholesale Nance, Dr. W. K., Surgeon—51, Canton

Importers—1G1.

15406: Cable Ad: Museum

MustardHoad; Teleph. Amherst

Road; Teleph.

Avenue;11254-5.

Teleph.Residence:

27778 51r

Mutual Advertisers, Ltd., Advertis-

ing Agents—Arnhold Building, 6, Chung huok nan yang sion dei en tsou

Kiukiang Road, 4th floor; Teleph. kou fun u hsien hung se

15820 Nanyang Brothers Tobacco Co., Ltd.—

O. T. Breakspear, manager 786,

W. W. Martin j T. Ting

C. J. Langley I S. Y. Siao Cable Ad:Seward

East Road;Brothers.

Nanyang Telephs. Hong-

52330;:

kong Office: 164, Des Voeux Road

Mutual Construction Co.—6a, Kiu- Nanyang Butchery, Wholesale

kiang Road; Teleph. 14582 tail Purveyors of Meat, Game,and Fish

Re-

Mutual Insurance Office—25, JinkeeFruit and Vegetables-- 26-30, Route

Road; Teleph. 19380 de Say Zoong; Teleph. 71319

Nanyang Coal Briquette ,Co.—45,

Mutu'l Investment Co.—^Continental

Building, Nanking Road; Teleph. Avenue Dubail; Teleph. 81617

91372

Nanyang Construction Co. — 411,

Mutual Silk Manufacturing Co.— Hankow Road; Telegh. 84322

495, Honan Road; Teleph. 93669 Nanyang Dispensary, Manufacturing

Mutual Textile Co.—12, Singapore Chemists, Wholesale (Druggists,

Road : Teleph. 34935 Hospital Suppliers, etc.—426, Nan-

king Road; Teleph. 93V46; Cable

Ad: Nan drug

Mutual Trading Co.. Ltd., The, Gen-

eral Importers and Manufacturers’

Nanyang Institute (See Educational)

Agents—123,

18346; P.O. Box Canton1721;RoadCable

: Teleph.

Ad:

Mutual trade ti # n w

M. L. Wong, general mgr. Nanyang MotorParts,

Supply Co., Automobile

E. C. E. Schneider, mgr. Replacement Accessories, Tyres,

T>. Y. Tsao, asst. mgr. & treas.

Motor Oil, Storage Batteries, Painters

and Body Builders — 846-52, Avenue

3^ fir Heing Ttwang Edward VII; Teleph. 90664; Cable

Nanmotor. Godown: 322-24, Avenue Ad:

Nahmmaoher, Carl, Modern Motor Ser-

Foch; Teleph. 31822

vice—863, Avenue Eoch; Teleph. 72320T. O. Waiing, geiieral manager

H. Y. Chao, assistant manager

frfc # 5^ *£ £.& % ft W. C. Waung, do.

Nang na ben chu sik way aha. S. Z. Waung, chief accountant

Naigai Wata Kaisha, Cotton Sninning C. Z. Woo, assistant do.

and Weaving C. V. Loo, parts dept.

Gordon

Office: Road:Mills—-General

130. Hankow 34370.Office:

Teleph.Road; 931,

N. King, do.

Town

Y. S. Tsu, do.

Telephs.

12211 and 12221 Distributors for:

“ Bosch ” Spark Plugs, Horns

Nan Hua Trading Co.—29, Yuen and magnets

Ming Yuen Road; Teleph. 17191 “ Serberling ” Tyres and general

rubber goods

Nan Hwa Amusements Co.—914, Ave. “ Buiok ” Storage Batteries and

Edward VII.; Teleph. 92147 Plates

 ADVERTISEMENT A300

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BRIGHT IN COLOURS

SOCIETY

Pr amifull particulars

all otherbyofThomas

these

playing

cards

DeChas.lamanufactured

Kue & Co., ltd., and

apply toGoodall & Son, ltd.,

our Agents:—

Shanghai: MUSTARD & CO., 161, Museum Road.

Hong Kong: MUSTARD * CO., Alexandra Building.

Singapore: BORNEO CO., LTD., Mercantile Bank Building.

Netherlands India: GEO. WEHRY & CO., Batavia, Semarang, Sourabaya.

PI. AVI NG

CARDS

FEDERATION 575

 SHANGHAI A30I

m m ri & m i National Gonstrlction , Commission

Nan sincf’nei lav. 'isdilij'' The, Purchasing Committee—34

National Aniline & Chemical Cq., tl,S-A. : Museum 11523; Road;Ad:Telephsi

Cable H5£2 and

Natpurcdm

—15, Museum Itoad; TelepTi. 11.335 : t.'0. B.L. ■ L. gu,

Chen,vice-do.

Chairman

BoxJ. 653; Cable Ad: Naccoshang

Fistere, jr., manager

C.N. G.J. Hefegan

Evans L. K . En

, M. H. Pai | - S. Mf, Ling

N. S. Wong,Ling

W. A. Duncan ( N'ATtONAt Electric"Co., Electrical .En-

Miss L. Willis | ginecrs and Contractors—519, Rue

O. O. Richardson* (Tientsin.) du Consulat; Teleph. 93520

J. D. Haynes do.! * SfXTLQNAL Engineering Ca—. Ning-

C. M. Gee (Hongkong)’ po Road ; Teleph. I38S4

A. R. Edwards (Hankow)

l[ National Bhewery (Clover Beer)—4, i chuan Road; | National Enterprise; COi—33j Sze-

j French Bund • Tcleph'. 81QG0 Teleph. 15253

National Carbon Co., Fed.Tnc., U.H.A.— a a * « s @

l Sales Office.: 232, Kiangse Road; Teleph. Kou ming wei! mw hong sze

10832; Cable Ad: Rayelbon; Factory: National Hygiene Co. (Associated with

H 248, Yangtszepoo. Road: Teleph. 51431; Great China Health Cod, Vacuum House

|| Cable Ad: Rayelbon Cleaning, Fumigating, Disinfecting,

Renovating, Painting, White-washing &

|; National Cash Registers—74, ISTan- General Contractors—313, Continental

Bank Building; Kiukiang Road; Teleph.

|, king Road; Teleph. 18638 18321; P.O. Box 1173; Cable Ad; Natliyo

giene. Branch Office: Hankow

u National Christian CpUNciL of China T; Zils, assist, service manger

ft (See Associations) T. W. Pad, inspector,

£ National City Bank of New York (See NX'SYChdngtu n'oiiAi' Motor Trading Co. —169,.

Road; Teleph. ^tfeld

Banks)

1||t National City Co. (affiliated

National City Bank of New York), with the Nationa* NEPn LidHts—190, Peking

1 Investment Securities—2a. Kiukiang Road ;. Teieph.. .13251

j Road; Teleph. 19252; Cable Ad: Nacitco National ME&icAii. Association of

^ 37C Yuen hang . China*—(A>fe Assoeia/tion),

H National Commercial Co., Importers, National Optical Col—163; Nanking

|l Exporters and General Merchants—6Q, Rqad; THeph. 91224

ifP Kiangse

213; CableRoad; Teleph. 18990; P.O. Box

Ad: Minerva

i Y. K.W.T.Lee, manager Nationai. Pharmacy — 643, Nanking

T. Z. MooreYung Road; Teleph. 94349

H. K. Hu M

W. ss

L. A A

WangLee

W. T. King K. Y. Mob National Quarantine Service — 2,

S. K. Liu Z. S. Yen Peking Road; Teleph. 14527

P. N. Shen P. Z. Chao National Sanitary Cotton Wojiks—

’/National .'Commercial Underwriters 60, Bdangse R-oad; Teleph. 13242

-q —330, Szechuen Road; Teleph. 19524 National Tile Co., Ltd., Manufac-

turers of Ceramic Tiles—505,, Honan

/National Road; Teleph. 95666; Cable Ad:

i Banks) Commercial Bank Ltd. (See 7451

A21

A302 sifAxafrAT

Xatioxal State Lottery Abmenistra- Nemazee & Co., H. M. H., Tea, Silk

tion—133-5, Aveilue Edward VII; and General Merchants—190, Peking

TelepTx 80190 Ro.d; Tel ph. ;.10875; P. O. Box

796; Cable Ad: Nemazee

National Trade Development Co.—66, —

Hankow Road; Teleph, 94711 Hi & PR 1$ IS '3c II -fc.

National Trading Co., The" Importer Lee an din ehee yib han Icung sze

and Exporters—131, Museum Road; Neon Lights, Fed. Inc. U.S.A.,

Teleph. 13806; Cable Ad- Natraco, Claude, Neon

Thomas S. Woo, manager Broadway; Telephs.Lighting—687, East

50112, and 50113;

National United Radio Co,—88, Bub- Cable Ad: Neonlite

(See also Claude Neon Lights Fed. Inc.)

bling Well Hoad!; Teleph. 82436

Natjman, V. F., m.d., Dental Surgeon—12, Hi *ifi ^

The Bund (Room 139); Teleph. 10c47 Ying sui lien zui kung sze

Navy League—(See Associations) NESTLE & AnGLO-BwISS CONDENSED MlLfC

Co., Milk and Milk Products, Nestio

NederlAndsch Indische Handels Food and Lactogen, Gerber Gruyere

Bank—(Ace Banks) Cheese,

Kohler’s Nestle’s,

Chocolate,Peter’s,

BonbonsCailler’s and

&, Cocoa—

Nederlandsche Handel Maatschappy Teleph. Nestle House, 381, Soochow Road;

—(See Banks) 16337; P.O. Box 705; Cable Ad: ;

Nestanglo

W. A. Stephens, manager

Nee Chong Industrial & Chemical J. W. Barber

Supplies Co.—206, North Honan

Road; Teleph. 41191 G.L. W. Walkinshaw

C Large

Nee Tat Suing h Co., Coal Merchants— E. Mandejert

L. Chevafley

182-184, Sinza Road; Telephs. 92910 and Baby Welfare Department

Nee Tai Shing North Wharf—Tung x Mrs.

Ka Doo, Pootung; Tels. (through MissI.AYilliams,

T. F. Liu certified nurse

private exchange Nee Tai Shing .Miss Y. C. Lo

South Wharf) Pootung 131, 132, 168 Miss K. Y. Sung

& 169, Teienhs. (Sundays, Holidays

& After Office Hours) Pootung 168 Netherlands Chamber of Commerce—

‘Cant. J. M. Hopkins, wharf mgr. (See Chambers of Commerce)

Jason T. Lieu, wharf oomprad.

Hopkins, Dnnn Co., Ltd.—48, Netherlands Consulate— (See Con- -

Szeehuen Road; Telephs. 10027 and sulates)

11997, Agents

Nee Tai Suing South Wharf—Tung Nevel & Co., J., Importers and!

Ka Doo, Pootung; Telephs. Pootung porters—782, Bubbling Well Road;

131, 132, 168 and 169 ;(Sundays. Holi- Cable Ad: Neyelco

days

131 and After Office and

(Compradore) Hours),168132 (North

(Mgr.), New Asiatic Chemical Laboratory, ®

Wharf) Ltd.—735, Markham Road; Teleph. .si

Capt. J. M. Hopkins, wharf mgr. 33091

Jason T. Lieu, wharf compradore

Neil & Co., James, Biscuit Manufacturers New China Book Co.—300, Foochow H

Road; Teleph. 94221

—1489, Yue Yuen Road; Teleph. 21596

New China Industrial Works—21,

Neill Faron & Bros., Co., Ltd., Im- Moulmein Road; Teleph, 35985

porters and' ExpoTters—119, Broad-

way; Teleph. 40596; Cable' Ad: New 'Ohtn\ Trading Corporation—75,1 ^

Nelfaron Canton Road; Teleph. 14651

 SHANGHAI A303

m Say.yi\ng N$w, :Zealand Go,vei;naii:nt Depart-

New Engineering a.n

ing Works, Ltd., The, Engineqrin", ■ • .42310North ! Sopohow , Road ; Teleph.

'

Shipbuilding, Repairing arid Millwright,-

ing (Proprietors: Yangtszepop Docks ! New Zealand Perpetual Forests, Ltd.

Nos. 1 and 2)—640, Ya' n gtszepbo

Teleph. 50pftQ’, (Private Exchange to all , "CableRoad: —220, Szechuen Rd.; Teleph. VJ.9071;

Depts.); P.O. Box 704; Ad: Enzedtimea

C. A. Member, a.c.A.,Cable

dir.Ad:andSpeedy,

secy. L. A. Fulkuer, Far Eastern mgr.

J. C. Amour, manager

J. Findlay, sub-managerKolesnik Ap; Poo hmg

W.

R. J,.C. Barkus

I). lie wenc ; D. MacCalhim

L.V. N.Beattie N. G. Macdonald New Zealand Insurance -Co., Ltd.—

Boyko C.J. A.McGilvray Far Eastern Branch: 55, Yiten

Mrs. A.Chapman

W. Morton Ming YueiY Road; Teleph 10118;

P.O. Box 651 Cable Ad: Newzico;

E. W. Fielding D. A. G.Ramsay

N. Sasaki

Rutherford Code J.

: Bentley’s

B. Logan, manager

C.A. A.Haken

Fromm D. W. White

W. Simpson

Miss O. M. Hay W. G. Sterelny Smith Woo Cl118#,, cpmpradore

A. M. Jenkins A.T. J.J. Stoi'ey

J.A. Kean

M. Kerr Neylos & Co., J.—367, Kiangse Road;

•R. Thom’so i Teleph. 12560

New Light & Sanitary Co.—474, NiboT Products Co.—210, Kiukiahg Road;

Avenue Foch; Teleph. 32330 Teleph. 15521; P.O. Box 1316; Cable Ad:

New National Electric Co.—333, i Nicot; Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn. and 6 edn.

Avenue Edward YII; Teleph. 85633

Nier

underChipMunicipal

Kuei Public School—(Yec

Council)'

lit m H rfi rr

71mi Sung Ting Tsao Tsanp '

New Shanghai J9r *2 X a H

General BuildingConstruction

Contractors Co., and

Engineers—Office: 179-S.S; 12, Con- Nielsen &San-yee Hung chdn se

Malcolm, Consulting En-

naught Road.

Sonctiow Creek.Main Yard: Pesingking,

Shanghai. Branch gineers, Assessors ■ and surveyors to

Yard: Penang Road,

Road. Shanghai. Corner

Teleph. 34171;of Ferry

Cable the Insurance Offices; Sprinkler

Ad: Neshaconst Inspectors and Consultants to S’hai

N. T. Loh, c.e., managing director kong Insurance Fire Association—Hong-

& Shanghai Bank Building,

Engineering Department 12, The Bund; Telephs. 13691, 13309,

Mechanical Engineering and In- 19242 and 17916; Cable Ad: Nielcolm

F. Allan, m.i.m.e., (Hankow)

dustrial Supplies T. A. T. Begg

*t *2 X £ tr # Hr 0. E. Pinel, m.i.m.e. (Hankow)

A. J Wood

Hsin Sung Wai Sun Run Zun Hong R. E. L. Beardsworth, (Canton)

New Shanghai Heating & Plumbing W. T/Cromby, m.i.m.e., a.i.n.a.

Co., Heating, Ventilating, Air Con- T. Murphy

ditioning and Sanitary Installa- W. R. Fetherstonhaugh

tions. Water Tower and Oil Tank

erections.—Office: 179-S.S, 12, Con- m a m n % m 0

naught Road. Showroom: 489, Tie bun tien pao tong sing so

Gordon Road; Teleph. 34171

N. T. Loh, c.e., managing director Nihon

News Dempo Tsushin-sha,Asency—44,

and Advertisement Japanese

New State Market—961, Ave. Joffre; Cherry Terrace; Telephs. 46754; Cable

Telephs. 72168 and 72212 Ad: Nihondempo

A21

A304 SHANGHAI

NrKKA Sanshi Kabushiki Kaisha, Ltd., Nissei Trading Co., Inc., Importers and

Importers and Exporters of Silk, Cocoon Exporters of Cotton and Cotton Waste

and Silk and Cocoon Waste—24, The —33, Szeehuen Road; Teleph. 15967;

Bund;

Cable Ad:Teleph. 13354; P.O. Box 1159; P.O. Box 700; Cable Ad: Sugihara

Zuifoong

m & ib # m b

Ning Yih Finance Syndicate Office— Ni C'/dn Lun Zue Rung sze

240, Peking Road; Teleph. 13746 Xi.ssHiN Kiskn Kaisha (The Japan-China

S.S. Co.)—5, The Bund; Teleph. 154817

Ningpo Household Removing Co., Nisshodo Dispensary—280, Woosung

Ltd.—353, B. de Montigny; Telepbs. Road; Telephs. 41057 and 41067

80000, 80009

Ningpo Insueance Co., Ltd. — 390, Nissim & Co., Ltd., is x

Nanking Road; Teleph. 90067 Edward, Merchants

and Commission Agents — 2, Peking

Road; Teleph. 16589

Ningpo-Shaohsing Steam Nav. Co.—63, PJissim, ns. Fred., Real Estate—278,

Kianese Road; Telephs. 18782-3; Cable Kiangse Road; Teleph. 10060; Cable Ad:

Ad: Ningshao Nofrenis

N. Fred Nissim, partner

Ningpo Teading Co., Paper Importers . N. iL Ni§sim, do.

—4, Tah Ming Lee, Rue Petit; Teleph.

81-529; Cable Ad . Tracoponia fU Tsay wo

Noel, Mueeay & Co., Ltd., Auction-

Nippon Commercial Union-ISO, Woo7 j Commission eers, Share and General Brokers and

sung Road; Teleph. 42305 Agents—11, Hankow

Road; Teleph. 10335 (Mhnager’s

Office),

Nippon Kaieiku Transport Co.. General 10300 (Piece Goods 12714 (General Offige), and

Forwarding and Customs Clearance— Department)

813, Miller Road: Telephs. 43894 and p! 5V @ -H Pi hang leung tze.

43069; Cable Ad: Kairiku Nokssler k Co., Max, G.M.B.H., Book-

sellers—331, Kiangse Road; Teleph.

fpj 0 Seh sing 16180;

E. 0 beP.O.nans,

Boxmanager

771; Cable Ad: Noessler

Nippon Menkwa Kabushiki Kaisha, Raw H. Koch | V. H. Fries

Cotton,

Goods, Cotton

Silk and Yarn,

Sundry Cotton

Goods —Piece

103, i Noll. De.

Hankow Road; Teleph. 18128; Cable JoiLe; Teleph. 70604

! Kurt, Physician-—! 8 6, Avenue

Ad: Menkwa

Nippon Peoducts C0<> Inc.—Yoko- R] S' M # IS? Ya chun

hama Bank Building, 94, The Bund, | Nomuea Litmbee Co., Ltd., The—86,

Room 31; Telephs. 10647 and 10463; Canton Road; Telephs. 16686 and

P.O. Box 1811; Cable Ad: Nipon- 16671; P.O: Box 1273

busan

Y. iSasau and Y. Thkahashi, Norasiatic Coal Transports, Ltd., A/S.,

managing directors —640,: Ad:

Yangtszepoo

Cable NorpsiaticRoad; Teleph. 50089;

Advokat

Advpkat E.A. W. Narisen, director

Claussen, do. (Oslo)

do.

SH- # IS # 0 Mrs. 1 0. L. Halvorsen, do/ do.

Jik pen yew zai/ waym f "O’ Cap:.

A. Member,' a.'C.a-:, manager

Nippon Yttsen Katsua (N.Y.K. Line)—

31, The Bund; T<*lepK.’ 12842’; .P.O.'^bx II. llnrneman, marine supt.

814; Cable Ad: YuseiiKlH1 ’ ‘"li :bA A. .1. Sterelny

Thomson & (&>l,!:c.A., secretaries

 SHANGHAI A 305

.Norasiatjc Steamship Gov, Ltd., A/S. Accounts Dept.

—640, Yaftgtszepoo Road; TeRph. A.L. J.A. L.William^, aocoiintan •

50089; Cable Ad: Norasiatic Yung,cashier do.

Advokat E'. W. Naiisen; director V. C. Young,

(Oslo) A. Crank, db.

Advokat A. Clan sen, dir. (Oslo) Printing Dept.

C. ( A. Momber, a.c.a., manager T,A. D.Haslam,

Davy, worksprinting manager

S; S * Ivaiibo©’ ’’ (Captain H. mana’ger ,

Hornemann): ; A. W. Hickey, proof-reader

Nop.buey, Natztq.A Co., Ltd, (London , CJiinaA. IIogif Crank, 1 do.

Listmid, Shanghai Directory

and

graphers, Haiicne^ter),

Trade Marks Cnrbmo' Litbo-

Registration A. W. Snerriff, compiler

Agents—7, Hankow Road; Teleph. 15611; Secretary and MgBs-Offi.ce

Cable Ad: Prismatic R. W. Davis, secty. and mgr.

North ard South China Co.—10a, Propriefott Mrs. G. M. Everest

Rue Cplbert; Teleph, 81394 of

North China Daily News

fi) 2- 'P'M-lar j North China Herald (weekly)

China Hong List, every January

North Beitish t f e Meecantit.u Insurance Shanghai Directory, every July

Co., Ltd. (Far Eastern Bramb) Shapg- Publishers oj •

bai—259, Kiangse Road; Telepn. ¥8054; Cihna Coaster’s Tide Book (yearly)

Cable Ad 1 Nbrbrit China Year Book

E.A.E. M.Parsons, manager

Bourne ' 'I .1. O. Rae Printers of

J. Henry: | G, M. Cowe Municipal; Gazette

A 'yen'r'ri: ■

t

Far Eastern Review

Worlii Miirine and Q^n. InscOt Co., Ld- China, Journal . ... . ....

British Chambei of Conimerhb

NoRfu China Carpet EactOry; Co., , ’ .nohrpar,

Ltd.—585, Bubbling W ell Road; Travelers’ Gazette-

Teleph) :/55S.4 ■ ' ' ' v , ; . ' 'Cniria ' Architects

Compendiunp and1 ’ Builders

(yearly)

# tf- a Uvg ,ChDir/Stock and Share Handbook

North-China Dairy News and Herald, North China GARAq^ Cot, Ltd.—Ib8,

Ltd.—LTuiters,

Agents, Publisher^'

etc.—North-Cbina Advertising

17, Nanzing Road ;„TeIephs. 42222

The Bund;

[ Cable Ad: Herald Telepln 11055; r.O. Box 707;

Nfrrth- China Bmly Xeuis 'fT {$ Pan ha thong

~‘: r \ iSh&th&Mna’ LL«)a/tb(Weekly:) Xortii'China hN^VRANCE. Co., Ltd—Head

Directors--H. E. Morriss (chairman), Cable Ad; Mandarin .Teleph. 12981;

Office: 26, THb'Bund)

p. ■ R.ARirdoP; Morriss aaid:&M!riiailagdngdir.

\E.'Davis/shdrefehy arold'Pdfter , "m- G. Franklih, general manager

: E. Haward, editor HI Juilocng

j ~ Editorial Dept.

R. T. Peyton Griffin, assist, editor Northern Fierfabrik,Eeathkr'Works,

A.S'.)‘, FeatherLTD.(Nordisk

Merchants

A.. P. Finch,'news editqr , —45,

V J. MyK. D.Htracbau,.

; ' I). Hoste, sub-editor

r!o. . Cable Kiukiang

Ad: Chindlsk. Road; Head

Teleph.

Office16703;

and

Miss D. Latimer, eRitoEs secty. ; ('Fadforiek' in Cobdrihagen.

Newark, N.J., London, Canton Branch^:and

i' y . ^ G. Mrs.Sapojnikoff,

H.Diyeley.artist

typist' , Shanghai

t ( Proofreading 'Dept. A. Jochumseir,-acting

. hj. L.y.urjg, CDinpradore manager

G. E. Ellis . ;,;C..F

H. Song | ' Y.■ ,C,,fi?nug[

:

•f PkAtyrerilstflig ' b B,Y. Zeloniak i v.

W. J. MockeMl .dqolaT : i

AS06 SHANGHAI

Norwegian Chamber of Commerce— Office Appliance Co.; Ltd., Th it

(See Chambers of Commerce) Specialists in Office equipment, type-

writers,

machines,adding, listingCash

National and calculating

Registers,

WJ & It A ^ ^ B Office furniture and supplies—74, Nan-

Jfao way yu nin she who $ow king Road; Teleph. 18638; P.O. Box

, hsien hung sap 727;

: Cable Ad; Appliance

P. S. Widdup, managing dir.

Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society, Directors:—G.

and M. ReaderE.Harris

Marden, J. Kleffel

Ltd., Fire' aM Marine ' insbraiice—21,

Jinkee Road; Teleph. 15ll8f Cable C. G. Copley, mgr. and secty.

Ad: Novuniop and Ingots

A. Cameron & Co. (China), Ltd. Hongkong 1 Central

Office: 12a, D.es'Voeux Road.

Shanghai' agents ' H. Herman,.mgr.

)0 Bing dee Office of Works, H.B.M.—12, Yuen I

Nose _Dragon_ Co., Silver, Gold and Ming Yuen Road; Teleph. 10648

Platinum Smiths,r Jewellers'and Watch-

makers—2J5-p,’ Boone Rd.; Telephs. m n m ^ m

45141 arid'42766; P.O. Box 414 Er ha ra e sang

Novelty Silk Studio, Wholesale and O’Hara, Dr. W. E., f.r.c.s.e., Medical

Retail, Chinese, Silks — 713, Avenue Practitioner

China104,

United— Office andSociety

Assurance Residence:

Buil-

Joffre (1st floor); Teleph. 71988 ding, Bubbling Well Road; Teleph.

91625

M H H Tien wen tai Oidar Engineering Corporation—24, i

Observatory—Zi-Ka-Wei; Teleph. _ 70771 Nanking Road; Teleph. 14243

Ocean Accident and Guarantee Corpn,, Oji Paper Mfg. 06., Ltd., Paper

Ltd.—Union Buildiiig, 17, Canton Mann facturers—123, Canton Road ;

Road; Teleph, 13407 (4 lines); P.O. Telephs. 139Q0. and 18558; Cable

Box 807; Cable Ad : Ocean; Code : Ad: Ojiseishi; P.O. Box 431

Bentleys S. Iwashita, manager

Ocean Shipping Co., Ltd.—12, The Bund; T. Tanaka

Teleph. 12606 J. Maesawa

C. V/. Gordon Oka & Co. — 215, Szechuen Road;

Ocean Steamship Co., Ltd. Teleph. 16663

and

China Mutual Steam Nay. Co., Ltd.

(Blue Funnel M tJc Ta tsan9

(See also Holt’sLine)

Wharf) Okura & Co. (Trading), Ltd., Im-

port-Export—20, Kiukiang Road; i

Butterfield &

60310 (Private Swire,Exchange

agent?—Teleph.

to all Telephs. 10806 and 13727; P.C. Box

Depts. and Residences at all hours) 3120; Cable Ad: Ohuragumi

S. Tsuji, manager

Oceanic Oriental Navigation Co.— m n wT'm ^ ^

Sassoon

18014 House, The Bund; Teleph. Ldou zeen an chi chi tsang

Oculists’ Institute Old Dock, Engine Works, Foundry and

king Road; Teleph.Co.,18500;

Ltd.—141,

Cable Nan-

Ad: Shipyard—378-424, Broadway East;

Teleph. 51807

Rakusen Shanghai Dock and Engineering Co.

Ltd., proprietors

Odeon China Co., Ltd., Importers of Old Yung Chong Coal Co., Coal Mer-

Gramophone

— 356,BoxPeking Records, Accessories, etc., chants—235, Kwong Foh Road,

P.O. 568 Road; Teleph. 93244; Chapei; Teleph. 15474

 SHANGHAI A307

$i m m m m m^

Zdy. choixg chi che zung lee soo, , Olton Electric M fc,. Factory, Manu-

Oliveira & Son, H. (Successors to facturers of Electric Lamps and

Electric (Masses—Office ; 488, Ningpo

T.E.M.A.), Machioery, Tools and

ineering Supplies—1, Seward. . Road; 8725. Eng- Road; Teleph. 92156; Cable Ad :

Telephs. 40020-8; Gable Ad: Hotema liang and Factory: Corner of Ping-

Mrs. I., Oliveira, proprietress Fengehow. Roads

A.H. A.C. dos Remedios, partner On Kong Trading Co.—539, Ssech'udn

K. it.Lnbeck, iranager

Maitland, fissisti manager Road; Teleph. 17840

E. M. Oliveira, treasiifer

C. M. Ozorio I V. Aguiar One Price Lace Co., Manufacturers and

A. C. Silva | T. F. Wood Exporters of Swatow Prawn Work,

Mpsa,ic Work, Cross-stitch,Embroideries,

7K ® Yung slung Art Novelties—133, Broadway ; Ife-

lepb. 42500; Cable Ad: Pricelacc.

Olivier Chine, Importers and Exporters

—95, Museum Road; Teleplis. 16895

and

1114;16538Cable(Pootung Godown); P.O. Box Oppel ESecirse Rflaraufacturing Co.

Ad: Austrasia

A. Mouton, signs per pro. Ltd., The, Manufacturers of All kinds

A. Sadoc, do. ofpliances-—-Head

Electric Lamps, OfficeMachinery

& Lamp and Ap-

Factory:

Export Dept. 66, Liaoyang Road; Teleph. 50336; Elec-

P. Huet, signs per pro. trical Machinery Factory: 261, Poyang

G. Chariot I A. H. Roach Road; Teleph. 52394; Sales Office: 374,

M. Guyot A. Tassel Peking Road; Teleph. 94433; Cable Ad:

P. Nugue I ,E. Tassel Oppel, Shanghai, 8840 (Chinese)

Import Dept.: Z. 0. Zing, chairman

G.L.Martigny S. C.Y. T.Woo, managing director

Feng,.assistan t manager

Maclncoine'.

M. Baumgarten,

H. K. Drazdil Orenstein &: • Koppel, A.-G., Berlin,

P. Eelenkoff Manufacturers of Railway Material,

L. Puthod Locomotives, Excavators, Dredgers—451,

Miss G. Canavarro 1 Kiang.se Uo ul; P,0. representative

H H. Bernstein, Bax 337 ■

J. A. Petit, agent, Miehelin &

Co. Oriental Agency ’‘Co.—14, Kiukiang

Insurance Dept. : Road; Teleph. 15189

M. Savitsky

Secretariat: Oriental Chemical Works —zl 86, Miller

Miss A. Virsky Road; Telepln 43976

Pootung—Press Packing

M. Jacob OhiESTAL- ! (^oke Briquette Co.—-29,

Penang Road; Teleph. 33261

Ollerdessen, A. E., Manufacturers’

j) Representative; Specialising in Oriental; Construction and Trading

Flour and Cereal Machinery, Power i Co.— 573‘, SeZohUeri Road; Teleph.

i. Plants, Paper, Printing ' Inks, | 11771

Writing Inks, Mucilage, Paste, Car-

bon Paper, etc.—10, Sikiiig .Road ; ; Oriental Cotton Spinning & Weaving

Teleph. 18670; P.O. Bdi' iiS; Cable

■ Ad: OUerdessen; , iCpdds: .Bentley’s, Oh., Ltd!—Sa^pon House;TelQph. 11430

Western Union, A.B.C. htb and 6th j Oriental Dispensary, Manufacturing

' ediVs. Chemists and Wholesale Druggists,

A. F. Ollerdessen, proprietor Dealers in Hospital Supplies, Photo-

. Q. E. Oll’crdessen, assist. grapipe . Goods, . etc,'—’ •356,Qll" Foochow

S. C. WjQpg,; .ooixLpradQre, ; tvt^.dl/TehsplujffU.Tj:'

A3Q8 SHANGHAI

Okii^ntal Distilling;Cb.—Pass. 441, 2, Oriental Wulcanising: Co., Motor Car

Hue Cojity; Telepli." 83961 Tyres, Accessories, etc.—579, Avenue

Oriental Electric Co.—180, Nanking Vulcanising Foch; Teleph. 71949; Cable Ad:

Hoad; Teleph. 91336

Oriental Engineering Works—56,

Kiangse Hoad; Teleph. 19864 To, jptirl song vsaMg'-m

Oriental Eur Co.—435, Szechuen Hoad; Osaka Shosen Kaisha, Ltd.—2, Canton

Road; Teleph. 15324; P.O. Box ' 3040;

Teleph. 18932 Cable Ad: J^tiosem

Oriental Furnishing. CqWv^&H M. Inouye, managqn ,

chuen Road; Teleph.. 1^37.7 N.

H. Matsura, asfeist. manager

Itirose, export dept.

Oriental Hosiery & Co.—VK>06, (520) T. Urata, do.

North Szechuen R()ad; Teleph. 4996$ M. Matsuda,

K, Maknio, impOft dept. j do.

Oriental IndustrialTrading : Co.—110, K. Tsuohikane, (1q.,

Sepchuen Road; Teleph. l30M S.K. Makino,-; gen. & passenger dept.

Oriental International T. Uchizaki, wharf dept.

Hoad: Teleph. 10297 Co.. —379, Range S.K. Iwatani,

Yonemoto,: account^ do. dept.

Oriental Optical Co.—246,'Cantop Rd.; T. Maeda, (|p.

Teleph. 15456

Oriental n %m^ m

3240, J. 32,OverOcean; Corporation—L.

Avenue Edward VII; Teleph. Ying shang ya sze pan- hang tieh

91027 yu hsien kung sze

Oriental

king Road;Pacific

Teleph.Co.—0o.fi.

90889 Emp., Nan- Osborn & Co., Ltd, Samuel

(Clyde Steel Works, Sheffield, England),

Manufacturers

Steel,Cutters,

Twist Drills, of “ Mushet

Reamers, ” High-speed

Saws,Brand

Mil-

m m~W m m ling etc., “Hand & Heart”

Fah shing yun sze hwan Files, Carbon Tool Steels, SpringiSteels,

Orienta.l Press, ThePrinters,

(Millington, Crucible Cast, Alloy and

Ltd., and Tools—National. City Bank Build- Mining Steels,

General

and Managers),

Advertisers—Gallia Publishers

Building, 668, ing, 45,BoxKiukiang Road; Telpph. 10104;

Szechuen Road; Teleph. 11655 (4 lines); P.O.John 612;

G. K. Cable Ad:, Handheart

Tsoirg,'Chinese manager

Cable Ad: Papyrus T. C. Chang, clerk

-X 3$ Wah dah. A. B. Y. Tsong, do.

Oriental Products Trading Co., Im- SoleHurst Agents for China

Nelson &. Co,, .Ld., Motherwell,

p.ort-Export—451, Kiangse Road; Scotland. Railway Rnd Tramway

Teleph. 15829; Cable Ad: Orpro- Rolling Stock

traco G.Rolling

D. PetersStock& Co., Slough, England.

Qrlen.lal Purcua&j^g ^Company,. Im- Equipment

porters & Exporters—452, Kiangse TheingConsolidated Brake

Co., Ltd., Slough, England. & Engineer-

Air

Road ; Telepb. 15802 ; Cable Ad: Brake Apparatus for Tramways and

Orpurcy

TheRailways

British Power Railway Signal

Oriental Co., Signals

Ltd., Slough, England. Rail-

Well Road;RugTeleph.

Co., Ltd.—399,

33608 Bubbling way

Robert Stephenson

3jj£ Hsin waji Harlington,

Locomotives England;& Co,Railway Ltd.

Oriental Trading Co., Importers and TheEngland.

Steel Scaffolding, Cd., Ltd,,Scaffold-

L’don,

Exporters—367, Kiangse Road; Te- Steel Tubular

leph. 14395; Cable Ad : Sunwaheo ' ing and Constructions

 SHANGHAI A309

Otis Elevator Co. —Sassoon House; P. & O. Banking Corporation. (Sen Banks)

Rooms 206 8; Head Offic^'for China, Paelz!China Co.!, Governabehfs-Btisiness,

Pinlipyihie Islands and Si'am; TolepH. Engineering, Medicines' Wholesale—133,

11^37;; Cabie Ad: Lynclentree Yuen Ming Yuen Road;. Teleph. 10980;

R. E: LuhEleji; manager ' * P.O. Box 973; Cable.Ad: PAelziiCodes:

OusKOUCi, M. H. A., Tpa (ExporteTS and Mosso, Aeihfe i Private

General Mer/jhants—4^,1,tiangse Road;

Teiepk']j3^;

Ousko P.O.

_1 ,9ox 551$Oable Ad: Pagoda

; : 4 GolOen

^53, ’ Szechileri Road;AxeTdlbph.

SiLK 18359 Hosiery—

M. H. A. Ouskouli pAGodx Rtjo Co, ^ SOb,, BuRblihg Well

OvaneSian Goldbero

Ming Yuen Road; Teleph. 19675 Painter

Oversea & Co.-^855, Bubbling WelI Rbad; ■ Palace Teleph. '&11778 Cd ., W.L.—668 ‘ f, Szfechueiii Rd.;

Telep'h : 35331 Hotel—{See under Hotels)

Overland Motors, , Ltd. (Incorp. in SuLho in hung sze

Hong Kong)—993, Bubbling Well

Road; Teleph. 30008; Cable Ad: Palace TobaOco Store, Importers of

Cigars, Cigarettes, Tobacco and Smo-

Autopalace kers’

J. W. P. Marsh, managing, dir.

N. Greenberg, sales mgr. Teleph.Sundries — 24, Ad:

17020; Cable NankingPalatost- Road;

Oversea^ Shipping and Warehouse Co., Palatine Insurance

Building, Co.,17, Ltd., of London

, ;Steamship Agents, and, Watehousing^- —Pinion Canton Road;

38, Avenue Edward YIL; Teleph. 19212; Teleph. Cable Ad:

13407 (4 lines) P.’O., Box 1285;

Palatinado •

Cable Ad: Hytun

M. Dietrich, foreign manager

Cheng Pai Hua, Chinese, don Palfreeman, ,D. C. (Sir Jacob Behrens &

Sons’, Manchester &‘ Bradford)'

12278,;, —P<0.25,

Oversea Chinese Trading.Co.*--40, Rue Central Box .1499;Road; Teleph.

Cable, Ad: Elephant

Petit; Teleph, 83995

.Overseas RawRoad;

212, Kiangse Product Import

Telephs. 13921, Co. —

13946' fli 5V Kung woo '

Palmer & Turner,'Purveyors Road;and’Civi

Overseas Transportation Co. -f 39, 15059; P. O. CantonEngineers—1,

Rox 732;

Teleph.

Cable AU:

Avenue Edward VII; Teleplu 83896 Pyrotecbny

m & m m w * Partners—

G.

L. G.L. Bird,

Wilson,om;E.,

f.r.i.b.a., fish.:

p.s.o. (H'kong.)

Nu tsm do hsu hung sze

Oxford University Press (China StaR—

Agency) English and Cable

Chinese Publishers!

—140,MissPeking Road;

M. Verne McNteelyAd: Lesdor J.G. D.Ritchie,

SmartrA.R.i.B.A.

a.r.i.E'A.

Mrs. Griffiths - .'. O P.I). O,McAlister

G. Wakeham) G. wa.r^i.ila.

Y. Dromnikofi

Bird _

1

Pacific,'Bobbin Co, ,Li».-«lJ26, Broad- P. Thoma! V. N.

^ way; Teleph. 53559 P. fi. $00 E.J. G.O'Young

'Poskitt

S.Z. V.T. Wong.

Sung S’. C. Yuen

Pacific

Itoad; Drug,Cq.—119,

Teleph. 46658 . .North .Szechuen Engineering Staff ■

Pacific Leaf TobagOo! Co.—t60,i Avenue J. L. Paters6»,' B; & A.M.i.c.E.

Edward VII; Teleph. 13282 ■ C.STRUCT.

R. Kinton,

E. a.m. Inst.ce., a.m.I.

Pacific Timber Go.-+-ll, Yuen Ming1 I. E, Jacob, b. sc.

Yuen Road; Telepli. 13995'; Cable W. T. ’I'ang, sk.c.E.

HI D. Chiang, AtM.4. struct ^.

AdiOiffi^oo G. H. Mark hath t

 A310 SHANGHAI

J. W. Young, s.b. I C. Zia m m pa**

W. H. Ohien M. H. Hsu

C. Y.Y. Yih

Rung |I B.S. R.Kahans Kermani Parker,

Engineers

Rielley & Co., Consulting

M.

Secretariat Peking Road;andTeleph. Naval12267;

Architects—91,

Cable Ad:

H- W. Brown Veritas

Mrs. M. Anderson | Miss W. Levis P.W.C.J. Rielley, a.m.i.mhch.e.,

Milne, partner- partner

Clerk-of-Works

W. J. PatersonStaff— I B. S. Rani G. Dunlop I Y. J. Shah

S. F. Lissovsky | V. W. Aukudinoff G. T. Gambling | Y. L. Zee

Pan & Co., C. 0., Export and Import Mer- £ W Wei sen hang

chants—496, Thibet Road; P.O. Box 1818 Parkes & Co., G. H., Vacuum Cleaners '

.Pan-Pacific Oil Co. of China—60, Ningpo Floor Contractors

Polishers and General Cleaning

Road; Teleph. 10486 Teleph. .12604 72, Hongkong Road; j

—

Pao Hwa & Co.—745-7, Avenue Edward G. H. Parkes, managing proprietor

YII; Teleph. 80923 Parsons, Dr. W. S., m.d., c.m. — Cathajr

PaoMetalHwaImportImportMerchants—53,

Co., Ltd., Paper and Hotel; Telephs. 11240 -

Foochow

Road; Pasquier, J. P., Commission Agent— j

Teleph. Teleph.

11671); P,17187;

O. Box(Paper

1350; Dept.:

Cable 39, Av. Edward Til; Teleph. 83939;

Cable Ad: Pasquier ,

Ad: China Stone

H. Y. T. Tsiang, manager

J.F. Meyer, manager (paper dept.) ^ ]|| Mei tai

K.Steinle,

C. Wah,do.sub-manager

(metal dept.) Patel

mission & Co,, A. C., Merchants

Agents—12, Rue du and Com- ]

Consulat;

Z. H. Yih, . do. Teleph. 81964; Cable Ad: Platform

PaoMill—349,

Suing Cotton NingppSpinning & Weaving

Road; Teleph. 93216 m & k s Pah tae knncf sze

Pao—359,

SingHonan

Co., Jewellers and Watchmakers Paths Orient, Ltd. (Incorporated under

Road; Teleph. 91936 Ordinances of Hongkong), Chinese and

Foreign Records, Phonographs,

Cinema Cineme-

Theatra 1

Paper Products, Lt!}.—320C Szechuen tographs, and Studio

Film Rental,

Equipment, Cameras, Deve- *

Road; Teleph. 10385 , loping,Ming Printing

Paramount Films of China, Inc.— Yuen YuenofRoad;

Films Telephs.

and Radio—19,

15163-

Capitol Building 142, Museum 4-5;Directors P.O. Box—1113; Cable Ad: Chinphono |

Road; Teleph. 11560; Cable Ad:

Paramount H.dir.), A. J.John

L. Wilson, ScbradeRitchie

and (managing

secretary R, L. Read ||

Paris Theatre, Ltd.—550, Avenue Joffre; T.A. Schneider

Kipke, (Hongkong)

. .Teleph. 83110 • T. Furniss

J. G. de Chudzynski

Paris, A., m.d. (Bordeaux) (Drs; Velliot, Mrs. O. Bernard

Santelli, Paris; Diseases

arid Yieron), A. Balle

Practitioner:

and Throat—Office: 461, Ears,General

of Ave. Nose

Joffre;

M. Bernard

Sung Ngau Ding, acct.

Teleph. 81109; Residence: 99, Rue

Massenet; Teleph. 71867 Patons iz Baldwins, Ltd., Woollen and |!

Park Bros. Pharmacy406, Avenue Worsted and Factory: Yarn Spinners^—Head

“B.B.” P.O. Office ;

Mills,BoxPoyang

Joffre; Teleph 82871 Road; Teleph. 52320; 1524; ji;

Parke, Davis & Co., Manufacturing Che- Cable W.J.A.Ad: Beehivegen. mgr1. ' > *

Keai-ton, I;

mists of Detroit, Michigan, TJ.S.A.—43,; S. Kenyon, assist, mgr.

Yuen-ming yuenTung

Road;Liang

Teleph. 12590; J.O. ER. Sifton,

Laboratory:

Box 760; Cable2, Ad: Danica Road; P.O. Holmesacct.

Miss D. King | A. E. Harvey

 SHANGHAI A311

R.Jy C.,T. Ppoth,

Oates, engine^

techijical,,manager

■ Peacock Necktie

; - i Wl|olesale and .Rietaal—639, Nanking Manufacturing Co.,

1

. K. SutclijEe,. head dyer , Road; Telepli. 93448; CaMe Bose

Jll.1 Ihitty i [ L.' ..Dickinson ‘ :

; JK.. Bolt,on Cartridge ;

Rpui . ; Peh Yang Carpi;x ‘ Co..45-47, Yates

E. W. Claxton I| J.G. T.A.Wakelin | Road; Teleph. 33602 ;

S. Henison ^ ' S. B. Wesk Pei Piao Coal Mining Co' 7 Ltd.—33,'Sze-

Local Sales Office — 5t)9, Glen Line ; chuen Rd.; Teleph. T0302; Cable Ad: 3610

Building; Teleph. 17841 and 14318

L. Denham j H. H. Dbhg Pei Yang, Knitting Cdi—562, L. Seward

| Road; Teleph. 51936

?£ « iX ^: a » » *

P

Patrick

I| England)—12, The Bund, (Rohm

Hongkong and

poo Road: TcJenh. 40209 .

Dr. H. O. Patrick | Dr. E. A. Aylward Telephs. Bank Shanghai

13140

Building

and 13149;

120-127);

Cable' Ad:

Ef PtiJi Ziang i Sindacato

Harold Porter, c.m.g., general manager

Patten, Mackenzie

Importers — Hongkong31and T.A. G.J. BellA. Strangman

Bank Building,*B°onis LandShanghai

3l3, The T.Y.G. C.T.C. Stone

B. Fan T D.

Lee Macdonald

Bund; Teleph.: 16574; P.Ol Box 718;

Cable Ad: Macpat | S.C..M.Brandt

Yang

Honan (la-MePSen Mines)

ft m in | G. D. Jack, general manager’s repres.

Paul Beauty Parlour, Ladies’ and , E,D. Sellers, Whitehouse, colliery mAhagar

rapsisC,,do,

Gentlemen’s Hair-dressing—150, Bub-

bling Well Road; Teleph. 93001 T.L. Y.V. Harvey,

Hart, Electrical engr.

mines .surveyor

E.W. C.B. A.Ford Dunn, assist, do.

llfc 'HQ Paw lah sang da vee

Paulsen & Bayes - DkV^, Marine and i ‘ R.G.W.Rogers, Swallow, estate

mines agent

secretary

Cargo

Teleph. 13550; Cable—Ad:

Surveyors 2, Peking

Bayesdavy Road; Head Office—Adelaide House, London,

King William Street, E.C. 4of

Peace & Go;, H. Boone Road; Managers Taokou-Chinghua and Administrator

Railway

TbTephL 40904

Peacock Chemical Works—^452; : 1 : Kiahgse Peking Theatre—239, Kweichow Road;

Teleph. 94110; Cable Ad: Samusco

Road; Teleph. 17768 ,

^ ^ ^ m ^ ?l fj ^ ^ ^ H Vc ^

Kungyg}fiao ti^n ying Tty,ng sze Ta ying hoo lun r si hung ss hong

Peacock Motion Picture Company, vigation AND Peninsular

Co.

Oriental Steam Na-

,— (decCanton Mackinnon,

Inc., Distributors and Exhibitors Mackenzie & Co.)—17,. Road

ofmercial

Educational, Industrial and Com-

Films; Distributors of RKO Pepsodent Ck). (Chicago)—Room 119,

Radio Pictures and Motion Picture H. and S. Bank Building; Teleph.

Equipment—i42,Cable Ad: MuseumRecofilmsRoad'; Teleph. 18565; P.O. Box&-“0e. 1416

1L 19897; Telfair Knight,,,executive vice-pres. W.H.S. M.,Sherly (Hong Kong)

and, general manager . Hodge^,, F^r Eastern mgr.

Darwin H.

G. M. P. RemediesUttet- Pernot & Ci%- L.j.iqpongees, Raw

J.J. P.P. Emamooden.

Koehler : ; Silks, Waste Silks and Hoods—9,

Avenue Edouard VI I: Teleph. 84070

F, W^.Payis. ,, . ' LiOuis Pernot, parther-manager

Miss 1 Geo. f - E. Paradissis, partnbr-mgr.

A.B. L. jKlasha Remedios

’

Chang | T. W. Seng' IhiatoYifch ^Victor' Wang 1 S, K. Cl ao

Andre Woo |' K. C.Wahg '

A31? SIIANGIfAJ

^ Sei teh M ^ PhiUpo

Peters 1 H. K., Exporters of China PhiSips’ China Co-, Talkie Equip-

& Co.,

Produce- Arrihold Building/ 320, Sze- mittingments, Transmitting Stations, Trans-

chuen Road;Ad:Teleph. 17356; P.O. Box Clocks, Eittmgs,' Tubes, , Radio Sets, , Electric

1529; Cable Petronel X-ray apparatus and

H. K. Peters Electric

TelephS. Lamps—133,

l' 5j24-5-6; CableSzechuen Road;

Ad: Halfwatt

R. P. R. Loughnaii W. J ongeneel, managing director

Petroff & Co., N.S. Ladies’ and Gentle, Secretarial Miss D. Johanson

Dept.

men’s Readymade Coats and

Woollen, Silk and Cotton Piece Goods Suits- Sales Dept. (General) •

—856, Avenue Joftre; Teleph, 72614 A. Erdman | P. Y. Chow

M.V..V.Lopatin

Draganov, proprietor V. Vogt I S. .Y.Zien

Sales Dept. (Radio)

Y.N. Paderevsky 0. M. Chen

Yolkoff F. H Young | T. Y. Psoong

P. Sizich Technical

S. S. Chu A. G. ppDept. Tager

J. Christianse | K. Fong

Ph armache Franoaise,— 619, Avenue Accounting A. Mrs.

Dept.

Van M.OsStang | J. Korlvihke

Joftre; Teleph. 80984

J. M. Chu I C. K. Sui

m m * m & C. N. Liu ] S. L. Sui

Fa ho dah yah vong Rep?' esenting

Philips’ Glowlamp Works, Ld.

Pharmacie Generals — 949, Avenue Philips’

Holland Radio, Ld. Wire and Cabin

Insulated

Joffre; Telephs. 74206 and 74297; Cable Co. V - ' ' '

Ad: Pharmadrog Mueller, llamburg'fRoentgen)

Philips Van Houten (Dohyfra) /-

Pharmacie Moderns — 455, Ayenue Pope, Holland (Enamelled Wire).,

Joffre; Teleph. 83274 Phcen,ix Assurance Co., Ltd. (London)'

(Far Eastern Branch), Fire, Life, Acci-

dent

Telephs. and 14649Marine—59, Peking

and 12300; P. O. Box . Road;

719;

1% & m m Cable Ad: Phofire

Philoo Sales Corporation, Fed. Inc. H. M. Hind, manager

U.S.A.—96,

17930; CableNanking Road; Teleph.

Ad: -Philcosale L. A. Smith

L.- F.C. Inglis, f.c.i.l-

■A.q.Li.fI (Hongkong)

A. A. Lopes

E.'A-G. Hersey,

L. Best,'preside»t

yice-president and F. Austin,

A. Farnan J. M. Portaria

treasurer manager T. Saito I 'C. Hirata

O. C; Nielsen, Radio Engineer

O. Y. Shu, eompradore

Miss M. Soroka, stenographer Phoenix Teleph. 17246

Loan Co.—36, Jinkee Road;

K. M. Tsi, bookkeeper

A. W. Schell, sales The

Mrs. E. Sakharoff, snles shers,Phoenix Press, Engravers,

Lithographers, Printers, Publi-

Book-

binders,

Museum Block-makers;,

Road; Tbleph. 12755 Statiohers—131,

±mmmm Miss Georginaassist.’A. Fuller, proprietress .

Phi i lip V.L. C.S. Ting,

Sung, clerk inanager

Philipp, Dr. Govt.’s

F. G., Veterinary K. H. Chow

(Formerly Veterinary Suygeon

Surgeon

in German East Africa)—Veterinary Physico-Chemical Industries, Ltd.—

24, The Bund; Telephs. 1Q?75 and

Hospital and Surgery:

Road; Teleph, 21877 10(i>l, Yu Yuen 13923

T

 SHANttU^L Asia

frill "fr Pee yi kee hong Poan Young Foo, General Contrac-

Piane & Co., Y. C., Customs' Clear- tor, Reinforced Concrete Buildings,,

etc.—12, j Foch, terrace, Av. Foch;

unge and f-'ivight Hrokers 04," Can - Teleph. 72194

ton Edad • Teleph. 12034

Piccadilly Dry Cleaning Co., Cleaners Poii Yei Cotton Spinning Co.—8,

and Dyers—1717, Bubbling Well lload; Robison Road; Teleph. 35814

Teleph. 33125

Picking Dampen Nachfolgee, General P0H00MULL [fij Jpt b Po wo man nee

Importers — 267, Kiangse Ivoad; and Commission Bros., Silk Merchants, Export

Teleph. 14788; Cable Ad: Picking; Road; Teleph. 10040; Agents—130, Hankow

Codes: A.B.C. 6th edn., Rudolf Cable Ad: Pohoomull P.O. Box 470;

Mosse and Private

E. H. Thiel | K. H. Yue Poldi Steel Works—451, Kiangse Road;

Teleph. 15156

S ^ # Pei kemJ ton

Pilkington Brothers (China), Dtd., Bri- Polish Asiatic Commercial Co., Ltd.,

Woollen and Cottonin Piece Goods Mer-

tish Glass Merchants and Importers— chants;

179, Pingliang Road; Teleph. 11262-3; Skins —Exporters bu, Szechuen Hides,

Road;Furs, and

Teleph.

P.O. Box 540; Cable Ad: Pilkingfyu 18580; Cable Ad: Polas. Branches:

Pilots’ Association, Shanghai Licensed Dairen Mukden, Harbin, Tientsin, Paris and

—31, The Bund; Tekephs,, 1,61^8 and M.P.Podliashuk,

12071; Cable Ad:

G. Philip, manager Pilot O. da Rozamanager

A. Podliashuk,

Pinnacle Products Co.—Continental

Bank Building, 113, Kiukiang Road; Polish-Chinese Trading Corpora-

Teleph. 14500; Cable Ad: Pinnacle; tion, Ltd,, Importers of Blanket^

Codes: Acme, A.B.C. 6th, Bentley'’s, and Piece Goods—ISO, Kiukiang

Duo and Private Road; Teleph. 11604; Cable Ad:

N. S. Dim, mang. partner Polonia

, A1 M. Wizanski, managing director

Pioneer Knitting Mill, Hosiery Manu- Mrs. D. Dweirin, director (Warsaw)

facturers—Head Office: A15,

468, Szechuen Road; Teleph; 14180. Lane No. A. Kodkin, assist, mgr.

Factory: 377, Rangoon Road; Teleph. A. Makarenkoff, accountant

50245 Polish Import & Export Co., Woollen

and Piece Goods — 320, Szechuen

if) Hnhwo tah Ro^d; Teleph. 11999; Cable Ad:

Platt, Wkite- Cooper & Co.—EwoBuilding, Po’lim

83, Peking Road; Telephs. l5224-6; Cable Polytechnic Public School — {See

Ad:H. Retsam and Attorney

Lipson YVard, bar rister-at law

R.M. F.Reader

C. Master, solicitor Municipal Council)

Harris, do.

A. E. Seddon, barrister-at-law iH iH ^ Tsze Her May

M. Blumfield Brown, solicitor Pond,

Box H. M., Commission Agent —P.O.

1028

0.G.Villas

Waller | R. Artindale

Agents in London—Stephenson, Har- Poo Yih Cotton Yarn Mill—Gordon

wood in

Agents 16, Old Broad St.,Stokes

Hongkong—Johnson, E.C. Road; Teleph. 31363

4 Master, Prince’s Building, PooktaNg Ferry Service — Kiukiang

Plaza Hotel—{See Hotels) Road; Teleph. 19178:

Po Lo Coal Mining. Co.—109, Ningpo Pootung Chang

Electric Supply Co., Ltd.—

Road; Teleph. 13613 S. H. Kaji

Dong,Pang, Pootung

manager

ASM SHANGHAI

Poktee Co., Ltd., Electrical Engine- W. IV.—853 Aveitue Joftre

ers, etc.—ISOj Canton'Road ; Teleph.- Nantao

Chapel—324 Ruud—104

TatungHwaimalu

Road, Chapei

10570; Cable Ad : Electrical Kaochangmiao—740 Peisungyuen Rd.

Poetee Photo Studio—258, Bubbling Lunghwa—East Street, Lunghwa

Well Road; Teleph. 30246 Lannitu—404 Lannitu, Pootung

Sqb-Offices

Portuguese' Women’s Association {See 164, Range Road

Associations) Y.—1070-1, North Szechueu Road

501, Limaipo—Nantao

Posteeine. Sugar Refining Go.—1210, 711,

81, ChungRoadHwa Road

Planbury Road ; Teleph. 40985 726,Sinza East Seward Road

Station (N. S. R.)—77, Boundary Rd.

West Gate—1132, Avenue

Siccawei—978-80, Hoping Retain

Road

POST OFEICEB ’ : ,1 Tsaokiatu—540, Jesstield Road

wi m m m m 5,434,Foochow andRoad

436Seymour438,Road

Route Cohty

YuchengJcy,anli;chu 'if 125a,

Post Office—Comer of N. Soocbow, N. ■’ Chungshah 23, Brenan Road e

Szechuen and Tiendong Roads; (Open

7 a.m. to II • p.m.); ■■-Telephs 40064

:s

iVersity) Rotd ;(Great China (Jn-

(Excbangb to all Offices 10: litres), 473,

Civic Paoting

CentreRoad

Enquiry Office (Chinese) 40069, .ext. 6; Siaotungmen-^81,

Enquiry Office (Poreigu)

40335 (Deputy ^’ommisskmer Dist. 40 69, ext»-16, Lao Peh Men—ft65,Chung MingkuOHwaRoad

Road

Accountant), 40341 (Customs Depart- Szechuen Road—5lvSzechuen Road

ment, Parcel Office), 40345 (Despatching

and Receiving Office, Shipping inform- m m ffl m&m

ation),; ,40418 (Police Quarters), Office Chiao t'ung pu yu cheng ts’ung chu

lumbers

tween on Suhciayi/Holiday

Midnight and 6 alija,, s (Censor

: or‘ be-

Office), 40od2 (Garage), 40063 (Private Dieectoeate . Geneeal pan shih chu, Shanghai

Letter Box Office), 40064(Loading

400 1

/65,‘( Local Office), 40006 (Railway

Yard),

and Telephs. 40010, 40018 & of40019;

Posts —

Cable

Steamer Mail Service)1,)'40067, (Registry Ad:Director

PostgenGeneral—Kuo Hsing-sung

Office), 40068 ' (Express Office), 40069 Deputy Director General—Chu

(Printed MatterOffice);M.Chble

(Jormnissioner—A. Ad: Pdstos

Chapelain Chang Sing

District Deputy Commissioner—Wong Chief Chief Inspecting

InspectingCommissioner’s

Commissioner—H.Office

Way Sun V. Roullain

Deputy Commissioner (Dist. Acct-M-

W. G. Lebedoff m.Vi ^ctg.. assist. Inspecting

sioners—Wei SingHongPing,Commis-

Deputy Commissioner (Local Affairs

— Dap Kong Zuug (Inland . . and'< Song Tseo, Miao .Jun Seng

Deputy CommRsipner Offi. iiiting Assist. Inspecting Com-

Correspondence)—Hsu Tsii Kwong misfeibher—Ko Fei

Sectional and Sub-Office^ Private Secretariat

C. 91590

II —304-308, Fukien Road; Teleph. Chief Mi-shu—Tsii. Mong-au, con-

currently

C. HI.—69-71, ‘ Rue ii'u du. Consulat;..! .tiy.'S Actg. Deputy Commsr.—Han

Teleph.

W.72217 83631

IV. -601a, Avenue Joffre; Teleph. . Chung-I

mgrc i-iml'H ibcr-H General Department

C. IV.—13 Sanpailoulu (temporary; First Secretary—Tsii Mong-au

E.t—436-438, Broadway, East;

! Teleph. Commissioner—Chen

Deputy Commsr.—Hsieh YuanTehHaiHsun

W50279 ' ' ' Hoad;, Teleph.

L—180, Carter rp’ j 30328 ’V, ' Accounts Depaij'tmenb.

Secretary—Kuan Ohing Chu ‘ '

„

W\yuen

II.—Bubbling

Road; Rue Well31437

Teleph. Road, 185, Yu-, Assist. Secy.—Chao Tsai Chang

W. III.—105, Marco Polo; Teleph. Actg. Deputy Coipmsr.—G. M.

83620 ; ,U!

’P '’ •’ ■ ' R. de Sercey

 SHANGHAI A3ir>

Actg. Service Acct.—Ho Lock-ping Price’s (China), Ltd., Manufacturers o^

Assist. do. —Kao Hung eh’uan Candles,( Robinson Night Lights and

Road; Teleph. 30262Tapers—5,

Development Department

Officiating Secy., Temporarily and

Concurrently—H. Y. Pouilain Price’s Soap Co. (China), Ltd., Soap

Actg. Asst. Secy.—jl’ok

Actg. Deputy Sik Cheung

Commsr.—Koh Tsung The Manufacturers—'Registered Office: 18,

Bund; Factory: 2310, Yangtszepoo

Fei Road; Telephs. 17327 (Office) and

Service Buildings Surveyor — H. J. Ad: 50240Lever (Factory); P.O., Box 597; Cable

Fairburn

International Department C.P. H.

G. Cobb,

VV. Robson (chairman)

Secretary—E. Caret ti

Assist, do.—Kan Wen-sheng Wm. Harper,directordo.

Supply Department—322, Kiaochow VY. G. Braidwood, secretary

Koad; Telephs. 34330, 3io38. ami Priestwood, Victor, b.a., Barrister-

34339; Cable Ad: i'ostsupdep at-Law, II.B.M. Crown Advocate

Secretary—J. Stirling for China,—2, Peking Road (3rd

Assist,

Supt. ofsecretary—Chau

Stamps—Lew Ling WanSing

Tung floor) ; Teleph. * lOOfll; Cable Ad;

Lasgoud

Miss O. McKay

Pottee & Co., Cameron, Auditors Pristine Trading - Co., Mmufactur-

and Accountants—- 2'iO, kiukiang ers’ & Commission Agents, Export-

Road; Teleph. 17733; P.O. Box 390; ers of Straw Hat Bodies — 277,

Cable Ad: Auditor Range Road; Teleph. 42149; P.O.

S. Y.C. S.Potter,

Konga.c.k.a.,

S F.principal

Greiss Box 1302

fO Yue wo ^4 Kvug ping

Powell, Sidney J., Civil Engineer, J rotost,

—81, Jinkee Hanbury (China),

Road; Teleph. 11549; Ltc'J

P.O.

Architect, and Surveyor; Land,

perty and Estate Agent — 113, BoxW.758; Pro- Cable Ad: Isarchus

Kiukiahg Road; Teleph. 10918; Cable A. White, management director

Ad: Esjaypoil, C.Directors—Ldo

W. Raydon, Sow do. Dong,do. Sung

Sidney J. Powell, a.m.inst.c.e. Hung Foo and H. O. White is

C. Edmonds Powell, m.e.

Imports Dept.

^ & * m m. & C. G.W.Rittsteig

Rayden I F.B. B.J. MariBidwell

nit ch

Peement, Paul, Advocate and Doctor

Law; Land and Estate Office—160, LandR.and of Ohorn | Miss A. Leriou

Avenue Edward VII; Teleph. 19175 W. A. White Estate Dept.

Paul Prement, advocate and doctor

of law Insurance Dept.

J. L. Wade

Peemiee Hate-dressing Saloon, Ladies W. H. Leslie | A. A. Sequeira

and/GentlemeiPs

cure, Face Massage,Hair Dressing,

etc.—172, Mani- Export Dept.

Szechuen

Road (near Corner of Peking Road); Accounts Mrs. A. W. Wilson

Teleph. 13548, ; Dept.

C. L. Tebbutt | T. J Allan

Peevot, P. H. (Member of Shanghai Stock Agencies Dupont

Exchange),

25, Land andTelephs.jSQGSy

Rue du Consulatj Estate Agent—and poration,Film

Inc., Manufacturing

New York Cor-

Stock Exchange Lines Palestine Oil Industries “Shemen ’

Ltd.

£ m ® m u ii ^ Royal

China Insurance Cq., Ltd.

Ld.

Ying kuo pte lee $ ye sung WesternUnderwriter's,

Assurance C’o;, Toronto

Price, Dr. A. C., Medical Practitioner— (Marine)

Consulting

Teleph. 10265Rooms: 51, Canton Road; General Managers cf

The Vitama Company, Limited

 A316 SHANGHAI

Procure des Lazaristes et Produce A.J. Donne,

Fabre, chairman

des ‘Missions Belges—Cnurclies managing(absent)

director

and Missions) , C. Guillemin, do.

A.R. Deronzier;

Cbaillan signte

, per pro.

E. Niel

Provision Exchange—15, Avenup Ed- L. A. Choi lot C. Rambard

ward YU.; Teleph. 80392 R. Louche A. Pintos

E. Marchetti | S. Titorehook

Prudential Underwriters, Insurance L. L. A’emirovsky | Airs: E. Kiel

Agents, Fire- .Marine, and Mbtor

Car -Hoiig Kong & Shanghai Pank Radiant Electrical Works' Cb.—664,

Building, 12,' 'ihe ’Bund ; Tejeph. NingpoRoad; Teleph. 93503

18919, ,1953Pv and ,,18872) ' Cahte” Ad :

Prudential __

W. S. C. Lonberg, manager . Radio'& Arro Supply Co.—1, Thibet

R. C. Lent Rdfid;' Teleph. 92585; Cable Ad:

Agents for Rasco

w

Insurance Company “ Veritas ”, ‘Y-C.M.R.Kriv^rodchfed, inanagerof Radio

Pu Hai Chemical Works;—72, Sze- Dept.Shekwry; _in charge.

chuen Road; Teleph. 15614

Radio , jChemigai, works—59^, Avenue

Pu Ym, Cotton Mill—Continental Road; Teleph. 35771

Building,1 Nanking1 Road; Teleph.

' 92584 Radio Corporation Of America — 238,

Sassodn House; Teleph. 12951, P.O.

Public Schools for Boys, for Girls Box 1448; Qable Ad: Rgdiocorp

and for Chinese — (See Municipal

Council) RCA. Victor Company of China, Radios,

Public Works Dept. — (See under , Phonographs Equipment,, Records,

RCA. Broadcasting

Municipal Council) less, Telegiabihc andRadiotrons, Wire-

Aircraft Appar-

atus—Cluna State Bank Bldg., 356,

Purity Water Distilling Co., Water Peking Road; Telephs. 1)3301-93305;

Distillers—6,

14400 Central Arcade; Teleph. Cable Ad: Victrola

Frank L. Hoggh, managing director

C. O. .Julian,' manager (instrument

■Quality Art Embroideries Co., Ltd.— sales)

110, Central Arcade; Teleph. 19937 A.Raymond E. Selfridge,

B. products)

ing Moulton, managerassist, treas.

(eiigiueer-

Qualo Talking Machine Co.—i62, Julius M. Shell, mgr. (radiotrons)

Hupeh Road; Teleph. 93198

E.H. M.W. Scott-Russell,

Staats, factoryengineer

supt.

Quest Society—(See Associations) . i Miss C. J. Anita

Furniss,G. shipping dept.

KupscR sderetary

Quoika, A., Consulting Mechanical En-

gin^pr—21,

16518; Cable Ad: Museum

QuoikaRoad; Teleph. Radio Engineering Co.—445, Race

A. Quoika, m.e., v.D.i. '' ! Course Road; Teleph. 30302

,

Race pEua-rr(*S pe Qlujbs) Ragi & CR,Agents—131,

R. EL, Mercliaids and Com-

mission

Teleph. 18425; Gable Ad: Peking

Pliirozi, Road;

Lih shing R. H. Ragi

Raqine Cie. (Society Anonyme), Im- H. C. Ragi

porters,

Shipping Exporters,

Agencies — Insurance

Glen Line and

Bldg.,

2, Peking Road;' P,0: Box 859) Cable Baku sen’s Eggsele Cd. (Excel. Eggs)—

Ad: Racine 139a, Nanking Road

 SHANGHAI A317

Kall, Dr. A. (Drs. Dirt, Mali,

Virnich;- Aa-stein & Sehwar&euburg)— Mertens, ^ Hoongshiu

OtKea: 20; Kiukiang Road; : I'eieph. Redturers Hand Compositions Co„; Manufac-

of Ehip Compositions. and Anti-

15570; Residence: 191, Mu^niuy Road; corrosive Paints, etc. — 6, Kiukiang

TeJeph. 75529 Road;

Ramsay Qp., N. B., Merchants — 24, Co., Ltd,,Telpph..

Teleph. Queen’s

28021;

16012-3;

Building,

Cable Ad:

c/o Hongkong;

Dodwell Si

Rahtjens

Nanking Road; Telepi). 1 139; Cable 11. W.EastMaxted, manager in the Far

Ad,: ’ TTasiipaplePn J.A. G. Howe (Hongkong)

Rangel, T„ Advocate—74, Szecimen Road; E. W. Loveless do;

(2nd floor); Telepli: 14333; Cable" Ad: H. 0. Bramble do.

Rangel ei. , N..Evans (Tientsin)

LehtFah . A.Gotfried,acct.

Miss E. Taylor P.W.B.S.: 1’fordten

j Skinner

Raphael, R. K., Merchants' -

Edward VII and 24, The Bund; Telephs; 4, Avenue K.M, R.GotAiers

fried | MissM.E.Burgess

11«19, & 186&2; RU. Box .1535; Cable H. C, Wop, cornpradyre

Ad: Lafahsu ■ 1 : ' •

•W & K H a- §5 Si >M: * M *

Raven Trhst Go., Federal Inc.,

„ , U.S.A., Administrators,- Trustees, Ying shangyuchuksien hwa living yin ying pun

j]!;1 Guardians, Custodians, Transfer Red Seal Film Co.hang(China)/' sze

and Financial Agents--29, Nanking Registered Office: 175, Soochow Ltd.— Road;

Road; Teleph. 11300; Cable Ad: Teleph. 13482 , L.j Dickson (chairman),

Raventrust Directors—A.

: E. J. Raven,, pr^sijdent Robert Bailey, A. Bassett, L. G.

J. Klefl'el, director , CoUsiris,,E. J. J ones, and Brig.-Gen.

, . J. F. Price,Raven, , do.. do. E. B. iVlacuagh'ten, c.M.G., D.s.o.

G. K.C: McKelvie,

Newson/E.o.l.s.;

H.A.Sandor,

H. Driscoll, do.vice-president assist. secretary

do.

Miss Olive

Mrs. W. Domican Hibbard, secretary Red Letter CircVAating Library—48,

Miss R. John'aoin Specimen Road; Teleph. 16468

Mra. H. M. Lee Refrigerator Service Co.—253, Ave.

Miss E. Tebbutt Haig; Teleph. 74078; Cable Ad:

Y. IK. Woo | T. T. Yie Refresco

Rawson, McNeice

1 Agents and Brokers—81, Jinkee Road; tail Chemists and Druggists—1180,

: r TelephM 1646';. Cable Ad : Rawuiac

f L. W.M. O.Rawspn/partner

A. McNeice

Bubbling Wpir Road; Teleph. 30310;

Cable Ad: Regal

I Rayden, F-, . Commission Agent—6, Bg| Yang filng

|jfc Kiukiang: Road; Teleph. 19282; P. Reiser, Kiukiang Fr.,Road;

Exporter,

Teleph.of17005;

Feathers

r.O. —Box6,

mj£ O. Box 1917; Cable Ad: Nedyar fib] Cable Ad: Reiber

.LjRazon Traoing (po., Coffee Importers Reid .& SleJ:, Mortimer — 18. The

^ etc.—12, Central Road; T'eleph Bund; Teteph. 14070

10313; Cable Ad : Razon

if Realty Investment Company, Fed: Inc., n & b m

^| ments H.S.A., andRbal Estate, Mortgages, Invest- Ldoae yai pao hsien kung eze

Architecture — Wayfoong i Reinsurance^ Co. Russia op Copenhagen

House,

18625; P.O. 210 Szechuen

Bole 1414;Road;

CableTeleph.

Ad: (Far Eastern Branch), Fire, Marine and

Motor Car — 24, The Bund; Teleph.

Real invest 14756; Cable Ad : Rossiagen

A318 SHANGHAI

m & m Reliance

Motor Car Motors Fed. Inc., Avenue

Distributors:—755, U.S.A.’

Reiss, Frederick, m.d., (Assist. Professor Foch; Teleph. 70024; P.O. Box 1024;

ofMedicine)

Dermatology,

SpecialistNational

in SkinCollege

and G.U.of Cable Ad: Sintung

Diseases—Office and Residence: Capitol E. W. Norman, manager

B.H. J.M.Chen

Building, 142, Museum Road; Teleph.

10181 Howell

G.B. E.R. Nardis

Smith C.C. Stubbs

Staley

F. S.FeeChang

T.

TO fU M"w V>oo hung sze A. W. Horton H. C. Moh

Reiss & Co., Federal Inc., U.S.A., Agents for:

Chevrolet cars and trucks

Hugo,Ming

Yuen Importers and Engineers—185,

Yuen Hoad; 'feleph. 11310; Reliance Trading Co., Importers and

P.O. Box 1408; CaMe

Codes: A.B.C. 5th edii., Acme, Ad: Hannibal;

Bentley’s; Exporters—266, Peking Road; Teleph.

andT. General Telegraph 19289; P.O. Box 1222.

Sandor, M.E., B.sc., managing dir. J. C. Niem, manager

Th.K.Kregczy, m.e.,Chinesb

Chien, e.e., b.sc., manager

mgr. Religious 1 Tract Society (See Chur-

B.H. Sieber, m.e. ches and Missions)

Sprenger

F. L. Schoettler, m.e. Remington Typewriter Agency,

mington Typewriters, Re-

Mimeographs.

Mrs. H. Danonberg

C.W. S.Y.Chang

Hwang Adding Machines, Addressograj>hs

General Office Equipment—22, Museum and

Agencies Road;

Ad: MustardTeleph. 15406; P.O. Box 812; Cable

Westinghouse Electric International

Co., Electric Apparatus Und Supplies

A/S National Industri, Transformers Remington Educational)

Typewriter School—(See

Swiss Locomotive & Machine Works,

Loco’s Railway Equipment and Remond & Collet, Engineers, Specialists

Diesel Engines in Reinforced Concrete—693-9, Route

Sprout Waldron & Co., Flour Mills de Zikawei; Teleph. 70410

Goulds Pumps, Inc. Pumps

Pomona Pump Co., Deep Well Turbine ^ a S fc

Pumps Ren chong hung sze

National Steam Pump Co.

Wittenmeier Machinery

1 >ioxide Refrigeration ; : Co . , . Carbon Ren & Co., S. D., andExporters, Importers,.

General Machinery Co., Ammonia Metal Merchants Agents—29,

Ming Yuen Road; 'Teleph. 17660; Cable

Yuen

Refrigeration Ad: Renstar

Cleveland Pneumatic. Toql Co.

Cleveland Rock Drill Co. Renault Motors— 261, Bubbling Well

Davey Compressor .pa, Air Cooled Road; Teleph. 33432; Cable Ad:

Air Compressors' Autorenos

Airtool Mfg. Co., Boiler Tube Cleaners

The Trane Co., Heating and Air Renner, tioner, Alexander,Specialist

m.d., General Practi-

Conditioning

ThefugalSharpies Specialty DiseasesSurgeon,

& Obstetrics—Sassoon in Women’s

House,

Separators ' • Co., Centri- sidence: Nanking Road; Teleph. 16726. Re-

2, Day brook Estate, Tunsin

. U. S. Electric Tool Co.

Witte Engine Works. Kerosene Road; Teleph. 21646

Engines

Si £

%I M > u-o Republic Land Investment Co., Architects

Reiss Massey & Co., Ltd., Importers, Road ; Teleph. 14356 and Real Estate—149, Yuen Ming Yuen

Exporters

Museum Road; and Commission

P.O. Box 398;Agents— Cable Ad: 15,

Josstree Retired Naval Officers’ Association

—See Associations)

 SHANGHAI A3I9

Loo ter Import Dept.

JReutees, Ltd.—34, Avenue Edward VII; A. Hesse, signs per pro.

Telephs. 11375-4 ,(2 lines) (po Accounts Chen Dah Sing, import compr.

General Piecegoods

Manager, News Department,: Dept.

and .General) 10710 (Commercial De- V. W. Vane, compr.

partment)

Manager) 18844

andCable (Commercial

13789Ad:(Ticker Dept. Technical : Dept.

P.O. Box 761; lieutersection); F. Net'ter | A. Bendersky

Djeu Vung Shung, compr.

C.Far J. Chancellor,

East gen. mgr. for the Electrical Dept.

News Department F. Fenkl

F. Oliver, manager, Far Eastern News Paper W.Miss

Dept.

SandtA. Kreutzfeldt | K. Bolloni

Service

SiMissS. C.Moosa

Diemer I Miss L. Newman Toong Wa Fu, compr.

J. B. Cheney | S. C. Li Builder’s Supply Dept.

Chinese Translation Office O. Dettmann

David C. H. Lu,

T. K. Wu, translator Chinese editor iiletal Dept. -

S. Y. Sha, do. P. Sandt

T. C. Tdng, compr.

-Commercial Dept. Produce Dept.

W. II. Mowll, Far Eastern manager, E. Miss

Kauttmann

V. Bomane | R. Chang, compr.

Beuters

H. Q. Mende commercial service

AH. H.P. Hammond J.

Bourke Mrs. D. BlairJ. Aldeguer Reyer Construction. Corporation, Inc.,

B.J. M.A. E.H. Watson Mrs. T. Madar U.S.A., Building Constractors—24, The

Clark. Miss A. Bojesen Bund; Teleph. 13016

A.H.A. D.Reyer, president

T.G. A.C. Buckley

Bloom A.MissM.O.Danenberg Karelin Rodger,

F. T. Harrop’ vice-president

tieas. and secretary

Ticker Installation E. A. Reyer

D.J.McCrea Martin, engineer G. V. Viatkin I A. V. Itenson

J. E.T. Johns,

Logan assist,I Mrs.engineer

M. Collaco Reynell &—16, Co., A.Central

W., Stock

Road;andTeleph.

Share

J. Ward Mrs. F. C. Martin Brokers13310; Cable Ad: Cromobake

Mrs. J. J. Ellis | S. L. Chen

Accounts and Correspondence Reyrolle

G. V. Jensen,

C. W. Olson

accountant Engineers,<& , Co.,

Switchgear

Ltd., A., Electrical

&Electrical

Vacuum Machinery,

Cleaners—20,

Miss V,.

Mrs,, N. Bim A. Peach i V. C.

| H. P. KaoLong Kiukiang Road; 1 Teleph. 14300; Cable

Ad;C.Reyrolle

U. Gallop, representative

0! Loo ling G.Miss

RobbA.i soilE. Collaco, steno.

■Beuteii, Be'ockelmann &. Co., Importers, L. T. Chang

Exporters—452,

18090 (5 lines Kiangse Boad; Telephs.

to all Depts.), 12203

(Sundries cbmpr.), 12204 (Piece goods Rheinmentai. Calculators—271, Kiangse

|l cbmpr,'), 14516 (Technical and Btat. Road ; Telriph. 12900

;, compr.); 4:4628 (Godown, 79, Woochang Rice & Co.,Rd.;W.Teleph.

R., Insurance

Bead), Cable Ad: Beutbrock Canton 16910-9;Agents—51,

Cable Ad:

A.B.C. E.Schubert

Heyn (Shanghai)

(Canton)

Vi^sering (Shanghai)

Westlife '

W. R. Rice, presi

M.K.C.B.Cheek, ctor

Export Dept.

H.W. L.Korrowitz

Ockemiueller, signs p.p. Hill din( J.B. Kondrieff

R. J. Eiswaldt

Krenov

H. Neuman Miss B. Beesley

A. Kemper I A. Korth AV. Lange Miss D. A. da Cruz

P. Dethleffsen

Wong | Misscompr.

Sik Che, export R. Menzel E. Bonkoff Miss D.Herzberg M.

G. O. Uieu

A320 SHANGHAI

Richauds, J. II., Manufactu^rs’ Ilepre- Rizvi & Co., L. 1L—48, Szechuen

tentative—2,

Cable Ad: Richly Peking lid.], Xelepli. ]8y35; Road; Teleph. 14317

Robertson & Son,1 Edward T. (Officially

ife 111 flj tee ckee non- Recommended CottonControllers of the

Richardson & Co., A. J., Auctioned,-**, American Shippers Association)’

—Hamilton House, Corner Eoochow

Adjusters, Appraisers, Y^luers and and

Metal Brokers^—615, Szephtien Road; CableKiangse Roads; P.O. Box 1719;

Teleph.

Codes: Al,10352; Cable5th,'Bentlfey

A.B.C. Ad: HichaMsons;

;

s aftd H. T.Ad: Lortnoc

Robertson

McNeil’s (1908) K.C. H.Y. Tsay

Hasselman

Ricketts, Turner & Co., Bx^ce' Goods Laou ping sung

Manufacturers and Merchants—330,

Szechuen

1230; Road;

Ad: Teleph 166^5; ^.O. Box Robinson, A. B., Land, Estate and

VV. R.Cable

Ricketts,Kixturick'

director Mortgages—12, The ..Bund; Teleph

101b3; Cable Ad: ArnOsjiiber

E. R. Duckitt (Hongkongy I

E. C. Jordan (Shangkong) ,

ZR -HI IfS thing sheng e sung

J*j & f5lV rk ]& f’j Robinson, Dr. F. A. (Drs. Ivy & Robinson),

Li ko mao Inn chu’an ksttnr/ mu- i Dental Surgeons—39, Peking Road.;

Rickmers

Cable Ad:LinieRickmers;'

— 9, Av. Codes:

EdwardMosse, VII; Teleph. 10101

Mosse Suppl., Scott’s 10th edn. Robinson & Co. (China), Ltd:/ Geo.,

A. Pal in, manager Importers and General Merchants—149,

11. M neuter, assist. !I Szechuen Road: Teleph. 166'8b;‘P.C. Box

Ridgway, Dr. James W., Dentist — 2, 876, Cable Ad: Chinarobin

Peking Road (Room 5l8); Teleph. 12078 &ii lift * fil m

^lj ^ Lai lee Lo ger ta lih sze

Rielley, Simmons & Milne, Contracting Rodger & Co.—Arnhold Building, Corner

Engineers—91, Peking

12267 ;r Cable Ad: Veritas Jioad; Teleph. of Kiukiang and Szechuen Roads;

W. J. Milne, partner . Telephs.

Codes 10631; Cable Ad: Loger; Usual

P. C. Rielley, do. H.at-low

D. Rodger, attorney & counsellor-

Y. J. Shah

G.G. T.Dunlop

Gambling |I Y.S. LL. Mko

Zee Myron Wiener, attorney

counsellor-at-law 1

■ and

Char Woo-ching* Chinese lawyer

W SI E Wha C.ChenC. Ta-hsun,

Rung, ■" do. da.

Righini Co., Ltd., Importers—39, Canton

Road; Teleph. 14151; P.O.Box 1601

¥ s i? m

Lin hua tsang ku chw sJU hui shien Lo pin sun kun hong

Rioka Soko Kabushiki Kaisha (Rioka Robinson Piano Co., Ltd., Manufacturers,

Wharf and Warehouse Co., Ltd.)— Importers, Tuners and Repairers, Music

Mitsubishi Building, 24, The Bund; and and Musical

Concert Instrument

Agents; andSellers, Theatre

at Singapore,

Telephs.

and 1598415963,18530

(Chang (Head Office),

Kali-Pang 15721

Wharf), Penang, Peiping Tientsin, Kuala Lurnpur

and

Box 17144 (Tung Ad:

628; Cable KahRidkasoko;,

Doo Wharf);Codes:P.O. and3a, Ezra Hankow — 77,Teleph.

Road; Nankingi08'6Road

3 ; Cable and

Kendall’s and Bentley’s Ad: Pianomaker;

Lieber’s and Bentley’s Codek: Ai.B.' C . "5th,

Wt. K Pap yuen J. H. Pearson, general rnanAger

Rizaeff, H. M. D., Real Estate and Mort- J.J. M.

P. Davies,

Xavier secretary

I V. Kobe.

gage Broker, propr. of Crown Cork Mfg. R. C. Kennedy H. L. Davies

Co.—48; Szechuen Rd.; Teleph. 19093 G. Mackenzie | M. Rurnar

 SHANGHAI A3JV

RpcKE & Co., Electro-platers, etc.—*99- # Wah che

191, Love Lane; Teleph. 33562 Ross & Co. (China), Ltd., Alex.,

Merchants and Commission Agents

jf!l ^ Yueh eking —12, Hankow Road; Teleph 16996;

Rohdk & Co., Merchants--*209^ Yuen Ming P.O. Box 249; Cable Ad: Rotunda

Yuen Road; P.O. Box 808; Cable Ad: Directors—D. M. Ross (Manchester),

D. A. Ross (Shanghai)

Rohdeanus W. W. Mackenzie

O. Meuser (Hamburg)

U.W.Streib Nixon (Hongkong)

J.G. E.Madar tI F.M. O.A. Pettersen

Collado

Blenk F.FuhA.Tsun

AtVares | J. Fisk

P. Komor : I E. Lazarus Yuen, comp rad ore

S. Lahrmann | Ti Palos Alex. Ross & Co., Manchester

Alex. Ross & Co'. (China), Ltd.,

Roman Catholic Churches—(^See un- SirHong Kong

Elkannah Armitage & Sons,

der Churches and Missions) Ltd., Manchester

Hi ili f|E Lmy .ty.rvj hung sz« Ross Advertising & Commercial Art

Ronron & Co., Ltd., L., luiporters, Ex- Service—83, Central Arcade

C. G. Ross, manager

r porters and Wine Merchants—-Intersaviii

Building, 9' Avenue' Edouard Yll;

Teleph.

Rondon;83216;Codes:P.O.A.B.O.

Box 5th

772; edn.,

CableBent-

Ad: fg ^ Ka foo

ley^ Universalgeneral

Trademanager

and Lugagne Rossi & Co., G.,Jinkee

tatives—81, Manufacturers’

Road; Teleph. Represen-

10492;

L. Rondon, Cable Ad: Issor

M. Beuchot, managing director G. Rossi, manager

J. Rondon, signs per pro.

S. del Rivero

C, Mey, representative i 1 Rotary Club—(S'erOlubs)

Alva M. Tavares Royal, Asiatic Society (pee Associations)

Jacques

H. 0. Lee Rondon : .

Mrs. H. E. Ppqsyrevsky ^7 ill Wang chi a

Thread & Yarii fiept \ (“CE” Em- Royal Insurance Co.!, Ltd. (Branch Office)

broidery Cotton Threads) —81, Jinkee Road; Teleph. 11842; P.O.

M. Volkart-(Toleph. 83847) Box 758; Cable Ad: Royal

W. P. Vue, compradors H. B. Scott, resident secretary

C.J.0.E.Crutt well, assist, do.

Brown

Roneo, Ltd. (Dodwell & Co.; Ltd.)—17, A. J. Berthet

Canton Road Miss Farquharson

Roques,, B. P., Agent—320, Kiangse Royal Society of St. George'—(Nee

Road; Teleph. 19198; P.O. Box 2017; Associations)

2017; Cable Ad : Roques

Mow zung Royal

Teleph.Typewriter—74,

18638 Nanking Road;

Rose, Downs & Thompson (Far East),

>( Ltd., (Successors: Scbtt, Harding & Co., H jDa/t chang

1 Ltd.)—121, Peking Road; Teleph. 14126; Rudolph & Co., Charles, Raw; Waste-

P.O. Box 456 Silk and Pongees Exporters—137, Pek-

Roseler ifc Oo.—Hamilton Hou’se; Telbph. ing Road; Teloph. 10465; P.O. 853; Cable

Ad:Ch.Rudolphus

19057

A.P.Rudolph (Zurich)

Kobelt, manager

Pfanner

Roskill &" Co., Expqr^ers of Cotton

Box 1471 ■ Road; Teleph. 18984; Russian Benevolent Society—(Nee-

1, iKipRiang

P.O.

A, S. Withers, representative Associations) ■

A3‘22 SHANGHAI

Russian Chamber of Commerce—(Nee Chief of Staff Section

Assistauts-RYoh — Chen

Te-chi,' ShihYauri-Jung

Ruttierforo, N. I.I., Stock, Share and le ai

General Broker—12, The Bund; Te]eph. Chief of Correspondence Section—Wu

Shih-hsiang

14229' Cable Ad:1 Srockford Assistant—-Lo Shu Yi

Chief of RecordHu-ting

tion—Chien and Translation Sefc-

Ryabine, Dr. J. P.—49, Nanking Rd.;

Teleph. 1655G Assistant —Yang Sirag:hua ;jc jb :oH

Assistant District Inspector, attached

S'. W. Union Trading Co.—266, Pek- to Record

—Fang ShiioandChun

Translation .Section

ing Road: Teleph'.. 14033 Cashier-T-Cliow

Safety Household Removing Co.— Finance v Departmenrtr

336-8, Rue Bourgeat; Teleph. 72772 'Acting Fihaheikl SecfMary Hu

Hung-yu

Saey Tai General Import Co., Com- Chief

Shao-pan of Secretariat

, ' Section ./)r ,— Wu

mission Agents—616-618, Nanking Assistant Chief of Supeiviisory,

Road; Teleph, 94038; Cable Ad: Aocaunting and Auditing Section—- *

Wooltai "Wang Jui-lin

Sai Sei Do , Pharmasy—136, Seward Chief

Section- Chang Using-lien Control

of Budget and Fiscal

Road; Teleph. 41256; ,P.O. Box 836; Assistant Chief of Budget and> Fiscal

Ad: Spinpda Control Section—Chu Tsu-hung

Assistants—Wu

Shang.-ehm Chih-chang, Huang

Sakae Shokai, Gramophones, Records, Chief of Accounting.Coritrol Section

Pianos, Organs 215,and Chapoo

Instruments— other Musical

Road; —Yang Ju-mei

Teleph. 42406 Chief of PostrAudit Section — Lu

Chao-j eng

Assistant ■, ■ Gi . Section

Chief of Post-Audit

Sales Corpn. of Bohemian Sheet-Glass —Wu Tsung-tao , ) .11

Factories, Ltd. (Formerly “Vitrea”),

Flat-Glass Manufacturers—12, The Supply and Works Department:

Bund; Teleph. 1841Q; Cable Ad: Vitrax Chief of Dept.—Li

Horn &r, Nobbins,

representaliues \ Far Eastern Assistant do. —F. Kuo-chi

J. Chapman

Assistant

chien to Chiefs of Dept.— Yeh Ta-

Sales Promotion Go.—6, Kiukia.ng Chief

el) nanof Works Section—Ssu-Tu Fu-

Road; Teleph. 17660 Technical Assistant for Construction

and Maintenance—Huang Po-tang

Tsai 'ckerig Kjm yen wu chi fip so Irispectiori and Development Dept:

pan shih chu Travelling

Feng .lu Inspector

Liang and ,Auditqr—

Salt Revenue . Department Chief Chief Compiler—Tso

Chief of Research Section—Wang Shu Chen Ta

1 nspectorate (Chinese)—!8, The Bund; Assistant do. -—Wang Chi-chang

Teleph. 11570 and 11578-9; Cable Ad:

Ciate

Chief Inspector—Clin Ting Chi Revenue Guards Department:,

Assoc. do. —Dr. F. A.> Cleveland Assistant-Chief

Advisor—R. M. ofC. Dept.—Chang

Ruxton ’ ■ •Chu '

Secretariat

Fei Hsiang Fan, Chinese secretary Chief ofof 1st. Section—Chen Tien Chi

E.Feng

M. Gale, English secretary Chief 2nd. Action—Wu Shang-

Ju Eiang, principal assist, to chih ,,v l

English sec. Chief

Assistant of 3rd.Chief

Section—Sun

of 3rd. Pang Tsao

Section-^

■General Administration Department: H. R. Petre

Training Officer—M. Andreorii

Chief of Dept.—Ma Tai-chun

Assistants—Sun Chien, Hu Hsien- Chief

Shengof Medical Section— Hu Ban

sheng, Yoh Te-chi

 SHANGHAI Assa

Sam & Co., L. A.—999, East Broad- Sanitary Provision Co., Ltd., Butchers,

Grocers, Ship Compradores,

way; Teleph. 52163 facturers—752, Avenue Joftre;IceTelephs.

Manu-

Sam Suing & Co., Provision, Wine & 73218-9

Spirit merchants—22, Route de Say Sanitas Mineral Water Co., Ltd.,

Zoong; Teleph. 71251 Manufacturers of Aerated Water and

Jimmy Shing, gen. manager Fruit Syrups—220, Route de Zikawei;

Sam1114,Joe & Co., General Importers— Teleph 73689; Cable Ad: Sanitas

A, Broadway; Teleph. 41095 Sanka & Co., Cotton and Spinning

Sammann & Co., (China) Patti E., Manu- 53, Machinery , Looms and Bobbins—

facturers'Hardware,

Representatives,, 1 m porters, Szechuen Road; Teleph. 14493;

Jobbers, Tools, Auto Parts P.0, Box 559; Cable Ad: Bobbin

and Accessories, Shop Equipment—3, Sansing Trading Co., Ltd.—Room 309,

Canton Road;Kong

Pesam. Hong Teteph.branch:

12748; 6;Cable Ad: Continental Bank Building, 113, Kiu-

Queen’s

Road Central. Represented in Japan

Paul E. SammamnfeCo. of Japan;—Kanda by kiang Road; Teleph. 14721; Cable Ad:

Santradco.

Building, Osaka

Paul E. Sammann

Mrs Santelli, Dr. A. — 461, Avenue Joffre;

SnowJ.Veinermah

Yuen Telephs. 81109 (Office), 73408 (Residence

P. Z. Yoh I Y. D; Zee

V. T, Yang | H. T. Kong Santos Coffee 'Store—111, Central

Arcade; Teleph. 10425

Samuel Osboene and Co., Ltd. (See

Osborne, Samuel).' Sanyu Trading Co.—98, Chapoo

San Hing Realty Co.—Con. Emp., Road; Telelih. 43677

Nanking Road; Teleph. 93727 Sanzetti, S. M. L., Commercial and

San Loh Agriculxukal Manufacturing Press Photographer—73, Nanking

Co.—655,: Ningpo Road; Teleph. 91752 Road; Telephs. 19314 and l3S55

San Peh Steam Nav. Co., Ltd.—93, Can- " Saou Kee, Woollen Merchants and Com-

ton Road; Telephs. 11049 (Private mission Agents—111, Broadway; Teleph.

13280 (General); Cable Ad: Sanpeh 40386; Cable Ad: Saoukee

San Shin Pbopeety Co.—304, Peking

Road; Telejohl 09535 jiheng hang

San Sing Cotton and Iron Works “Sapt” Cotton

Textile Products, Ltd., Raw

and Cotton Waste Merchants—

Co.—469, Nanking Road; Teleph. 190, Kiukiang Road; Telephs. U)698,

98430 15952 (manager) and 15844, 15976; Cable

San Tai Paper Co.—131, Ningpo Ad: Textilag. Head Office: Zurich,

Switzerland

Road'; Teleph. 14576 M.H.Neumann

Knecht I| A.R. Juergens

Kunz

Sang' Chi Engineering and Ship- G. Hassan | Miss A. Bagedorn

building Works—239, Yulin Road;

Teleph. 50729 Sard a, Federico, Lawyer -20, Whangpoo

Road; Teleph. 42109; Cable Ad: Dasar

Sanger Trading Go., Importers and Federico Sarda

Commission Agents -- 4, Tientsin

Road: Teleph. 90792 Sargeant, Philip A., Heating

iS. Sanger, manager Ventilating

ing—Yokohama Engineering andSanitation,

Specie Bank Contract-

Building

Sanitary Dairy Farm — 398, Con- (Room 21a), 24, The Bund j’Teleph. 19790;

naught Road; Teleph. 27576 P.O. Box 1777; Cable Ad: Asenco

A324 SHANGHiM

Sasaki ' & Gp.,,

and Importers—22, T.,

Medical Drug'SSikingIndustrial

i -Paints, Chemicals

Exporters Say Kee. Shipping 'Coi—S.A.2, Shan-

and Road; Telpph. tung Road; Tei£$fos. and 9ML07

15964

T. Sasaki, manager Saydah tfe SaVdah, (R’eit York),

Manufacturers

Linens, Embroideries?ind; EkfihrfhrS'^f

: ^rt

U Acdk—S30,

^ Lau So Sung Szechuen Road; Tefeph:' iM2*l; P-O.

Sassoon &-Co,, Ltd., David, Merchants— : Box 618; Cable Ad: Saysay

259,

Box Kiangse

263 Roads; Teleph. 14999; E.G. , A. Mogabgab, gen. ingr. .for'China

: i-/:' : rod: ,L ,tnr

'fy ffli 8in' s^n Scandinavian- Trading Cpn—Ship-chan-

Sassoon & Co., Ltd., E. D.—Sassoon Road; dlers, Provision Mefcliants' 43,, Boone

House; Teleph. 11430';- P-O. Boi *602; sfcpres Teleph. 45775; Cable ^hip-

Cable Ad: Sassigram

,E..R, Davey, manager

‘C.A.A. J.L.K. Meager,

MacEwan,

Paramot,

do.

do.

do. .

Scania Manufacturers - Rf.presei4ta-

tives—~48, Szechuen Road’: Teleph.

E.W. G.B. Smith-Wright, sub.-do. 14955

Bryden, c.a., acc,t.

J. B. Ethetington, signs per pro. Kg 0 Whn thug

“|i G. P. Butteridge I F. Kendall

C. Tilburn | Miss I. Stead Schen -4 Go..,' K.j H, ImpOrtors and

Exporters—22, KjukiangCable Roa

Sato & Co., A.—36, Miller Road; 13222; K. H.P.O. BoxB17-;

Schen, managey Ad: Schenco

Teleph. 41197 T. C. Schen, S. C. Fee, Y. Zi: Sefeen,

Sung dah H. C. Wooknd’C. P. tee

Sator, A., General Import

Merchant, Engineering—131, Museum and Export

Road; Teleph. 19902; P.G. Box 1377; M Uvg

Cable

A. SatorAd: Sator . Scherings, LiMiTED, Importers of 'CGoods

hemi-

G. Sator | E. Blum cals, Medicines,'Photo &

r-v 133, Yuen Ming Yuen Road ; : Teleph.Optical

Saunders & Blix, Exchange Brokers— 17073; P.O. Box 1357; Cable.Ad Satrap

Dr.K.J.Laeuen

Backe, ipahager

3, Kiukiang Road; Teleph. 18240

, H.K. T.Bolloni

Doo,. cpmpradore:,

Sauvayre, J., Raw Silk and .Sundries ;

Exporter—3, Riukiang Road; Telephs.

11885 and 11913; Cable Ad: Sauvayre Schieren Co,, Chas. A., Tanners and

SaVoy Hotel—((See Hotels) ' Belts Manufacturers, Cements, Lacings

Dressings, Hydraulic Leather Packing

H I'l S Saey chong etc.—c/o

China Ltd.,The23-25, GeneralNittgpoElectric Co. of

RoAd; Teleph.

Savul & Co.,; A. L (British), Importers 16825 (3 lines);

Factory: 30, Ferry :Cdhle-Ad:

Street, New Genleotric.

York

ofSilk;Furs; Exporters of; Tea, Furs

General Commission Agents and City,, and ILS.A-j/Ca-ble Ad r-MuI^hhof; -

Manufacturers’ Representatives — 34,

Moeller; Buehhof,

div.) repi' e sentsktive

Yuen Ming Yuen Road; Telephs. 17735

and 51792; P.O. Box 1253; Cable Ad:

Savulfrers.Branches: Head London,Office: India

Peshawar

(India);

Kashmir

and In 'ff :Sr^i¥e.'U-o8

A. A.R.AiSavpl, proprietor

Savul,assist.

manager Schillers, Inc.,

Agents, Coal Merchants,Express and - Forwarding

Traiisportation

H. Hozin, and Storage—2R? rPeking Road; Teleph.

J.P, P.H,Choy | P. K, Liang P4791; CableAd: Besserviee

Lee, compradore F. R-Palmers, AiShager i.d Jriguan ;

 SHANGHAI' A32^

Schink, GUofio,APublic- Audited and Ac- Scientific Tin-Plate Printing Co.—

j cuimtant-^iao, Nanking Ijoad; T§].eph» 74, Shansi Bead; Teleph. 93724

‘ 14;5!K) ; T. O. Box 1004: Cable 'Ad:

Chinaudit Scophen & Co.—Con, Emp., Nanking

’ Sc'Schink,

hink, Ceorg-

Hans, sigris'p.p. Road; Teleph;, 91668

P. J. Bernikolf ■ Scotch Bakery—23; Nanking Road;

Agency Telephs, 12783 and 12784

Pram, Leipzig

handrUmon v Ilevisions-und Treu- :

M tiling tdi' ' '

fr m wc m & Scott, Hardang & Co., Ltd., Mer-

Sokto' Drugs EBjtp' H., Industrial

Importer ■'/of Gliemieals, . Agents — 121,. PekingandRoad;

chants,' Engineers Commission

Telenh.

KiukiaisgandRoad; Supplies-^210,

Teleph. 17517; P.O. Box 10173: EO. Box 456; Cable

L. E. Canning, ONE., directoi’ Ad: Sco’th,ar

230; jJabLo Ad: "JScbloten W. Standing, ' do.

W. Hofzaepfef | G. Ii' \YQber

H. Schloten I). M. Butt, Secretary 1

Engineering Dept,—Telepp, 1.2207 ■

Tfj JPI Using hua hung szu C. C.Denison,

N. WhiteRead, director

a.m.i.e.e., direptor

Schmidt,

Saratus, Drugs,Chemicals, X-Ray Ap-

Surgical Instruments, S.E. E.F. Hill and R. Corker, engineers

Jansen

[icroscopes—Sassoon Building; Teleph. Electrical Installation Dept:—Teleph.

:• 12114: Cable Ad: Schmidtco 12223 '

• Ribhard Schick, manager (Peiping) F. A. Naylor

Walter Schulze,manager

Karl Lorenz, do. (Tientsin)

Joach Kunkel

Walter

L. MuellerPreibisch| Miss M. Sprenger Scottish

Co.—Chartered Union &Bank National

Building,Insurance

18, The

Bund; Teleph. 15263; Cable Ad: Seot-

tunat

^lj M ' Cli,a ke A. F.W.P.Slater,

C. Ashe,manager formanager

assistant Far East

Schnabel,; GU.nMloR & Up., Exporters and

Importers—105, Kiangse

15893; Cable Ad: Antiition Road; Teleph. Agencies

M. Glied, manager Erzinger & Co„ Chefoo

Harrisons,

chow’ andKing Hankow& Irwin, Ld., Foo-

ScHOOLS-h(Sfee EduCJttional) W.Hongkong

A. Hannibal A ,Co., Canton, and

Schuhl,

r Davies

—330,

and 16369; Szechuen

P.O. Road;

Box 864;Telephs.

Gable16360

Ad: Tientsin

Schule; Code: Bentley’s Scurr, Tanner & Co., Marine, Surveyors

F. J. Schuhl and Consultants: Ship Cargo, Engineer,

J. B. Davies | N. E. Lurton and General Surveyors^ Compass

Schuster, Ernst, Paper, Stationery and Adjusters, Szechuen

etc.—Ward

Road; Teleph.

Building, 620,

10700; Cable Ad:

Manufacturers’ Agent—Hamilton Ho-

use; T(;leph. 17651; P.O. Box 468; Cable Royevrus

Ad: Papshlister'’,

Sea Captains Shop—49, Nanking Road;

& Science Information Service—90, Teleph. 102.06

■ Rue Marcel Tillot; Teleph. 81970

Sean You Zoo

Spinning, & Co., Dyeing,

Weaving, (Ltd., Cotton

etc.—

& m m % & 497, Nanking Road; Teleph. 90150;

-* Abo hok sz u'u ku/ng se . Cable Ad: Towel

! Scientific Service Co., Cinematograph

and Talking Picture Machines, Radio Senet, P. A., Importer and Commis-

and Scientific Instrument—131, Museum sion Agent—29, Ave. Edward VII;

I} Road; Cable Ad:Teleph. 12997; P.O. Box 1559; Teleph. 83898; Cable Ad: Pasenet

Scientific

 SHANGHAI,

Shai nin

*} & fM & 'it

Chen kong kung sze Shainin & Co., Inc,, I., Exporters of

Seng HongSwatowCo., Manufacturers of Hand- Chinese Art Gdods—Purchasing

177, Chaoufoong Road.; Telephs. Offices:&

52)26

made Drawn Work, Em- 52696; Cable Ad:

broidery, Lace and Cross-stitch. Dealers 151, Fifth Avenue, New Fork. Branch Shainin. I lead Office:

inBroadway;

Hair Nets and Chinese

Teleph. 40723; CableGoods—18,

Ad: Office: 268, Market Street, San Francisco

Siangli. Branches at Swatow, Hong- Shanghai American Leaf Tobacco

kong and Singapore Board of Trade—51,' Cknton Road ;

Teleph. 14161

Lee Wei Shanghai American School—(Nee

Sennet

Levy, Ferres (Marcel

successors), Watches& Educational) . -

Heimendinger

Jewellery,

and Diamonds—75, Nanking Hoad; Shanghai Amateur Baseball Club—

Teleph.

Sennet 10965; P.0. Box 848; Cable Ad: {See Clubs)

M. Heimendinger, partner Shanghai Athletic Club—(Nee Clubs)

J. B.Levy,Meyer | A.do.Meyer

^ iSSijt Yuen sing

Seth, Turner & Company, Chartered Shamsi & Co. S. K., Tea Merchants and

Accountants^—0, Avenue Edward VII.; Teleph. 13534;Aggnts—367,

Commission Kiangse Road;

P.O.- Box 1120 Cable Ad:

Telephs.

Accuracy 84140 and 84149; Cable Ad: Kazem

J. W.

A. Turner,

R. Sturrock,c.A., partner’

c.a. Shanghai Benevolent Industrial

I.T. Galbraith Institute — 397, ' Kiaochow Road;

D. Drysdale II G.M. t’arfaik

Fern as Tffieph. 31928

N.A. Brown,jC-a. I H. L. M. Hansen

T. J. McD. Rice 1 Mrs. G. P. Pfeiffer Shanghai Brick and Tile Co.—G. 14,

E. C. P. Guignard 1 Miss H. Harvey Fokien Road; Telephi. 90992

General Managers for:

Anglo-ChinaEelantan Finance,Rubber

Ld. ‘ Estates -ff Wav fong

Shanghai Shanghai Building Co., Inc., U.S.A.—

(1925), Ld. 117, Thorne Road; Teleph. 40878; Cable

Taylor Garage, Ld. Ad: Bellbros

Secretaries for: Shanghai Bureau of Inspection and

International

of China, Investment Trust Co. Testing of Commercial Commodi-

Haig Court,Ld. Ltd. ties, Ministry of Industries—15,

Museum Road; Teleph. 11456 .

Yangtsze

CommercialFinance Co,, Ltd.

Investment Cbh Ltd.)

Huangpoo Investment Co., Ltd. Shanghai Business College - (Nee

Union Brewery, Ltd, Educational)

Financial Agents for-:

N. Z. Perpetual Forests, Ld. n ® wl m ±

Share Office Shanghai ho sik kung sze

Le Champ de Courses Franca is Shanghai Butchery Co., Ship Chandlers

Fonciere et Immobiliere de Chine and

Retail;Naval Contractor,

Provision Wholesale

andProduce ajnd

Merchants

—90,:Broadway; Teleph. 4’R)09

Shahmoon

MuseumAd:Road;

Telephs. 1()622 and 10623; Shanghai Button & Buckle Meg. Co.

Cable

S. E, Shahmoon, Season proprietor Exporters

Ming Yuen

Telephs. 17510, 17529;

J. M. Kopelman, general manager Cable Ad: Nebocroc

R.S.C.Beraha

White [ C. Koo .

Shanghai Club—(Nee Clubs)

 SHANGHAI A327

Shanghai Cement Tile Wguks Co.— Y. Maeda, director and chief engineer

54S, Range Road ; Teleph. 41645 T. Enjoji, director

Y.T. Kageyama,

Noda, do.

Shanghai Chemical Laboratory,

tical and Consulting Chemists — 56, Analy- K.Notomi, T.secretary Akamatsu, T. Beppu,

Nanking Road; Teleph. 12533 M. Ito, S. Ebihara, M. Tanaka,

S.S. Fukui,

Kaya, T.N.Horiba,

Fajita,M.T.Okajima,

N iino,

^ Sr B * 4* T. Murakami and 1. Nishijirna

Chung yang ing she fiSHjffesi Agents

Shanghai Cinemas; Lti).--247, Pakhoi The Toyo Menka Kaisha, Ltd.

Road; Teleph.' 92780

Shanghai City Co. — 367, Kiangse Shanghai {See Banks) Commercial

' &' Savings Bank

Road; Teleph. 18387

Shanghai Coal Supply Co. — 262, Shanghai Cricket Club—(,S’e

Avenge Road; Teleph. 31954

Shanghai Commercial Arts Co.— Shanghai Dairy Farms, Ltd.—1209,

North Szechuen Road ; Teleph. 48435

K640, Boone Road; Teleph. 41445

Shanghai Commercial Co.—280, Pe- u %

king, Road; Teleph. 19049 Shanghai Dairy Equipment

Shanghai Co-Operative Society—611, products—505, Honan Road;milkCable

Everything for handling andCo.,

its

Ad:

Avenue Joffre; Teleph. 83069 Dairy equip

Shanghai Clay Pigeon Club—(See Wm. V. L. Jean, manager

Clubs) Shanghai Dispensary, Ltd., Manufac-

Shanghai College and Middle School turing Chemists and Druggists, Dealers

in Patent Medicines and Photographic

—{See Educational) Goods—464, Nanking Road; Telephs.

93340;

(Chinese)Cable Ad: Dragon and 2088

fd: # 5S- H « _fc

Shanghai Cotton Manufacturing Co.?

Ltd., (The Shanghai

Kwaisha). BoshokuFinish

To Manufacture, Kabushiki

and & 15 Yasobng

Buy and Sell Cotton, Wool and Silks Shanghai The (late

Dock & Engineering Co., Ltd,

S. C. Farnham, Boyd .fe Co.,

and

huenPiece-goods—Town Office:10019

Road; Teleph., 18426, 185, Sze-

and Ltd.), Dock Proprietors, Shipbuilders,

13570 (Ext. 76 and 77). General Office: Engineers,

Boilermakers, Electricians,

etc. . ’ Founders,

1970, Yangtszepoo Road : Telephs.

(Director); 50252, 50350 and 50780 50253 Docks and Works

(General); P.O. used:

Box 3065: OldpolitanDock,Dock,

Tunkadoo Dock, Cosmo-

Shangboh; Codes A.B.C.Cable Ad:

6th edn. and Pootung Works

International Dock

and Bentley’s 2nd Head Office (Old Dock)—424, Broadway

Mills East;

No.Teleph.

1 Mill—1181,

50235 Yangtszepoo Road, FarnhamTeleph. 51807; Cable Ad:

Nos. 2 and 3 Mills—1970, Yangtszepoo H. Y.S. Wilkinson,

W. chairman

Burns, m.i.n.a, mang.ofdirector

directors

Road; Telephs: 50252,50350 and 50780 T. Pollock,

G. Weall,directors

Dr. A. Korff and F. A.

No. 4 Mill—15, Lay Road, Teleph.

No.50502

5 Mill—19, Lay Road, Teleph. J. Arnold Dawson, a.c.a., secretary

J. m.i.n.a.,

A. Bonnyman,managerm.b.e., m.i. mech. e.,

Worsted Mill—45,

Teleph. 50377- Linching Road ; C.J. Gilchrist,

Trickett, assist, manager

H. Togawa, managing

chairman director superintendent

K. Kuroda, J. W. Adam

A§28 SHANGHAI

J. Andrew C.VV.Johnston, Shares

E. A. Dept.—(2nd

Machado floor)

T.H. Artindale D.’ Johnston

Ashford D. Lyall A. I. d’Assis---

H. Brown D. Mair Season

H. Campbell F.R. B.McKendrick

J. C. Charlton W.

Mart- E. G. TicketsrD^pti—(2nd

Morgan floor)

It. W. Crosth- C.; E.D.Mellanby McMaster Correspondence

Miss E. Costa f Miss G.floor)

Dept.— (2nd Ross

K. Elder waite G.J. Nimmo

P. Murphy Miss,!. Maher., .

P. Fisher Engineering Dept.—(3rd floOr)

J. Grant C.F. Stewart

Ilichards, J. Hart

G.B.1!. G.K.M. Hewitsou

Hamilton

Headley J.J. Strachan A.C. B.McLean

Blaikie |I H. Finnigan ,

R. Walker Purchasing & Stocks Dept.—(3rd floor)

C. W. Johnsford M. E. H. Wells A.H.J. Elias

R. Sousa | D. P. Das

Rolling Stock arid Works Dept.—(Baikal

Shanghai Engineers’ Club. — (See Road Depot)

Clubs) A. Y. Tait

C.H. F.J. Tailor

Hunt " Ij C.J. S.R. Colombi

Tanner

«•» * ± General W. A. Bailey f A. R. M, Johnson

Shang hai chi tsu din ch’e yuh StorCs—(Baikal Road Depot)

W. F. Rankin 1 L. C. Souza

sien knhg s'ie

Shanghai Eleotric Construction C0., Shanghai Electric Welding Works,

Ltd.—222, MacGregor RdTeleph.

Ltd., The (Incorporated in Eng- ’ 50857

land)—185, Soohhow Road; Teldph.

18199: P.O. Box ,793; Cable Ad:

Eskimo m m -HoonKong^ 1 .

C. Burgess, general manager (Re- Shanghai Electrical (Supply Gp.— 184,

sidcntial Address:, 1280, Ave: Nanking Road1.; -Telephs. 944il-2;

Foch) Cable Ad: Shaplsuu

A. A.secretary Ewing, Shanghai manager and

(Residential Address: Shanghai ENGiNffifi^® and Contract-

1290/100, Avenue Foch) ing Co.—6, Kiukiang Read ; Teleph.

A. Pollock, accountant and deputy 14440; Cable Ad: FrancOsib.

secretary

A. B. Calder | A. McDougall Shanghai Equitable Trading . Co.—

Trafii c Dept.—(Ground flopij) 1173/16, Buffling Well RoaR; ,Te-

G.O.Pollock,

Thompson, trafficA.supt.

Maekinnon,, E. R. leph; 31327: P.O. Box 1645

Buckley, J. Bowie, R.

L. Bell, N. Macintosh, J. Dunlop,Mat' h ekon, m. m rk Dai mei vert'jpHf

J. Galston, J. M. 1 lendctsoh and Shanghai Evening Post and Mercury,

FI L. Williams y, /11 (Post MercuryAfternoon

Proprietors) Co., Fed.,1 Daily

Inc., IJ.SjA.,

17*21,

Cashier’s Dept.—(ground floor) Avenue Edward VII; Tele.ph.: 84880;

Woo-Tse ¥u (6 lines): Cable Ad: Kvcninpost v

Records

(•1st floor) and Ticket Printing Dept.— : T.Bandall

U. Thackrey, publisher \t

J. A. Smith Gould, editor

M.Reporter^—II.

C. Ford, news O’Neil•

do. Lane, m J’ L. Z.

Statistical Dept;—(Ist floor) ' Yuan, G Frank Glass

C. Schmidt Proof 1

Claims Dept.—(1st floor)

H. N. Muir [ R. Fyfe Xand Z.,Readiers

Casino, A.

'C.‘Abbass ’T. AlquirOs,

: L^ Hanto

Accounts Dept.—(2nd floor) I Adyertising .Department

A. A. Remedies D. C. Buick, business mgr.

T,A.L,W.C.Murray d^Aguiar 1|' M. Liarlg A.DorotheaBu'lck’

L. Meyer, assist. ' do. ‘ !'

F. M. Carneiro C. Encartiacao ,V: ('bye ' f C. K. Chen

 SHANGHAI

Accounting Department Shanghai Gas Co., Ltd., (Incorporated in

John Costa, head accountant Hongkong)—Head

Road; Teleph 93333.OfficeShowroom:

: 656, Thibet

101,

H. N. Liu

W. Lee I M. K. Lai Nanking Road; Teleph. 10345. Teleph.

New

H. Yue I H. F. [Jang, cashier Works: 50095;

2524, Yangtszepoo Road;

Cable Ad: Gaslight

Mechanical Department Directors—L. E. Canning, o.b.e.,

George C. Bruce,

L. Mrantz, foremansupt. (chairman),

Burkill, o.b.e.,A. R.D.M.Bell,

JosephA. and

W.

A. P. Nikitin, do. W. Horace

J. Kadoorie

Baker, m.inst.gas.e., a.m.i.

Circulation Dertt-: ohiJM.e., m.am.g.a., engineer-in-

A. A. Cruz, Manager

Miss G. Barr

C. S. Chen | T. E. Shen W.chief and manager

J. Brown,.secretary

S L. Chen \ K. F. Wong Engineering Staff

Technical

J. K. Simpson, b.sc., a.m.i.gas.e.,

Shanohat Exploration and Develop-

ment Co. — 13, ,1'chang Road; Teleph. T.deputy

Spikins,engineer

b.sc., assist, engineer

35886 1 Mrs. M. I. G. Jennings, steno-typist

Miss E. B. Bergqueist, do.

Shanghai Express Co., Transportation Works W. C.

i o

Henry, works superintendant

Agents —6, Ad:

1.2902; Cable Szechuen

ShanexcoRoad; Teleph. H. S. Harris, assist. do.

, E. A. Simon

J. Whitney I J. Knox

Shanghai '' A. C. Harmer H. C. Knox

FinanciereFinance Co., Ltd.

de .Shanghai)* Real(Societe

Estate, P. Oolnian

J7 MeWatt II J.D. Vaughan H. Davidson

Loan Investment. Loans and Insurance C. W. Dunk I J. S. K. Oliver

—160, Avenue Edward VII. ; Teleph

18469; Cable Ad: Barjeron Workshop

C. F. King, superintendent

Shanghai Finance and Real Estate StoresJ. C. Andrews

C, Kiukiang Road; Te-

leph. 10361 A. E. Lawrence, chief storekeeper

M. J. Williams

Shanghai Fire Insurance Associa- Distribution M. A. Guterres

tion—(See Associations) Dept.—Consumers.

A. A. Gowan

Shanghai Eire & Marine Insurance Co., W. E.n-Nicholson

Ltd.—00, Ningpo Road; Teleph. 18000 T. H. Wood

J. W. Eatson

J. G. Gender

jS HANG IT AT FOOD SUPPLY Co.—323, Rue S. - Etoamqoden

1, Bourgeat; Teleph.- 72040 . A. Grozman

Distribution t)ept’.—Mains

T. P. Main, district supt.

"Shanghai Football Association—(Nee T. AYatkbn

H Associations) T.r. v. Av

K. E. Napietdn

Shanghai Football Club (See Clubs) iSho-wroom-:

- Miss-G: ,/Y, Qater

A;. C. Sequeira'

i.1'Shanghai Free Christian Church Secretary’s Office >

—{See Churches) A. G, T)avies, consumer

A..- Graham, registrar

i,Shanghai Golf Club—.(Nee Clubs) E. J. Mortinho Marques,gteno typist

A330 .SHANGHAI

Accountant’s Office

R. W. Edwards, c.A., chief acct; Shanghai HorseIIBazaarliodng fei

and Motor Co.,

F. J. W. Focken, assist acct. Ltd., Automobile engineers and dealers

C. H. Theobald, assist, acct. —Registered

Mercier, Sales Office Office:'& Showroom:

100,' Cardinal

993,,

General Office Bubbling Well Road; Telpph. 30002;.

R. A. Berthet Cable Ad: Hestehov

S. M. Butter J. W. Marsh, managing director

H. C Davis H. L. Ricks, sales mgr.

I. Rozario

P. G. Keogh-Scott Shanghai Horticultural Society—

A. G. Jones, supt of collectors {See Associations)

G. Sadler, do.

Shanghai General Chamber of Com- Shanghai (Proprietors; Household RemovingLtd.),.

G, E. Marden’&.Go:, Co.

merce—(Nee Chambers of Commerce) Van owners, Removal Contractors and

Furniture removers—123, Gordon Road;

Shanghai General Hospital — (Nee Teleph. 30000; Gable Ad: Marden

Hospitals)

% yK ^Tm m ±

Shanghai General Realtors Shang hai Ice.c ch’e ping chong

Foochow Road; Teleph. 18800 Ltd—89, Shanghai Ice & Cold Storage Co., Ltd.

^ Ka ti (Incorporated in the United Kingdom)

—Offices: 73, Nanking Road; Teleph.

Shanghai General Store, General Im- 40663. 18683. Works: Ad:160,Frigerabat

Thorne Rd.; Teieph.

porters and Exporters of

Tobacco and Provisions—15, Broadway; Coffee, R.R.C.J.CableAitkenhead,

Barker, assist,manager

do.

Teleph. 41165; Cable Ad: Katemnicos L. Y.P. E.Wood,

Neilsdn, works manager

Shanghai Gold Stock Exchange, Ltd. T. accountant

—69, Kiukiang Road; Teleph. 1’952^ Miss N. Seaborn, steno.

F3 H fll £ M Wi Ching tah

Shanghai

ImportersImport and Export Co.,Ningpo

and Exporters—349, Ltd.

Kung wo chang mo dov: Road; P.O. Box 802 V

Shanghai and Hongkew Wharf

The, Wharf and Warehousing — 182, Co., Ltd., K. D. Chen, managing director

Broadway; Telephs. 52350-52359

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld., gen. agts Shang hai Importers, Ltd.—410, Szechuen

G. D. Grant, supt. Road; Teleph. 17655

E. N. Harrison, assist, supt. Shanghai Industrial Co., Ltd., Man-

C. J. Head, accountant ufacturers ofinall Kinds of JadeMechanical

Products,

Hongkew Wharf Specialists

Works—822-28, Precision

Gordon Road; Teleph.

M. .1. Timmins, warehouseman 35225; Cable Ad: Sidco

W. P. Me All an, wharfinger and

F. Gartner, assist. warehou do.seman Shanghai

KungpingIndia Road;Rubber Factory—466,

Teleph. 52628

Hunt’s Wharf wharfinger and

N. Churchill,

A. H. Oliver, assist.warehouseman

do. ft

Shang hai poa .hsihi hong

±

Old Ningpo Wharf Shanghai Insurance Office, Insurance

E. A. C. Chambers, wharfinger and Agents—229, Szechuen Bead; Teleph.

W. Le Brun, assist. warehouseman

do. 18047 (3 lines); Cable Ad: Reliance

L. L.J. Klamer,

Kleijn, partner

Pootung Wharves

W. F. Tyrer, manager signs per& manager

pro.

M. W. ten Seldam, do.

A. D. Adams, wharfinger and B.G. A.J. Grilk,

Glebowjr. |I Miss

Miss J.M. Maher

C. da Silva

C. Smart, assist. warehouseman

do. J. C. Rosatsin, signs p.p. (Tientsin)

 SHANGHAI A331

Managing Agents, in China'for Shanghai Marine Underwriters’ As-

British Amencfa Assurance Co. sociation—(Nee Associations)

Century Insurance Go., Ld., London

EAgle, Star and British Dbm. Ins. Co., Shanghai Metal Merchants’ Associa-

Ltd. Insurance

Eagle Fire dept.Company Limited tion— (Aee Associations)

East India Sea and Fire Insce. Co.

The Guildhall Insce. Co.,

Hamburger Al'lgemeine Yers.-A.G. Ld., London Shanghai Milk Supply Co. —145,

Holland Assurance Society, Ld. of Ad: Tunsin Road; Teleph. 27407; Cable

1841, Amsterdam Separator

Netherlands Fire and Marine Insce.

Co.,

Magdeburg Ld., 1842,

Fire Amsterdam

Insurance Co. Shanghai Morning Post—205, Shantung

Netherlands Lloyd Road; Telephs. 91494, 92610 and 94632

JiTorddeutsche Insurance Co.

Western Assurance Co., Ltd., London Shanghai Motors—1248, Avenue Joffre;

Agents for Teleph. 70785

Ocean Marine Insce. Co., Ld., London Shanghai Nanking Railway — (See

Claim-Settling Agents Jdr Chinese Government Railways’)

Donau, Allg. Vers’. A.G.

. National Fire Insce. Co. of Hartford Shanghai Native Bankers’ Market—276,

Average Agents.

Amsterdam Underwriters Association Ningpo Road; Telephs. 92475, 92686

Shanghai Jewish School—(See Edu- Shanghai Native Products Co. — 395,

Nanking Road; Telephs. 94373, 94436

cational)

Shanghai Journal of Commerce—Lane Shanghai Neon Light Co.—170, Kiangse

. 39, 3, Amoy Road; Teleph. 91716 Road; Teleph. 18074

Shanghai Lacquer Co.—113, Kiukiang Shanghai News Co.—1133, Bubbling Well

Road; Teleph. 14234 Road; Teleph. 34594

Shanghai

Road; Teleph. Lamp:Co—Con.

91613 Emp., Nanking “Shanghai Nichi Nichi Shimbun”,

Japanese Daily Paper — 455, Chapoo

Road; Teleph. 41867; P.O. Box 764

Yin song yih kivong leurtg sz Shanghai Ningpo Railway — (See

Shanghai Land Investment Co., Ltd. Chinese Government Railways)

—100, Jinkee Road; To oph. 18746

Shanghai Lawn Tennis Association “Shanghai N ippo,”Barchet

Newspaper—3-4, Japanese Daily,

Road; Telephs.

—(See Associations) 46508 and 46509; P.O. Box 780

Shanghai Leather Co., Ltd., Tanners, Shanghai Oil Mill Co—Jessfield Road;

Exporters of Hides and Dealers in Teleph. 27688. :

Tanning Materials—Head Office: 320,

Kiangse

BrenanRoad;

Road;Telepti.

Teleph.13246;

27337;Factory:

Cable Shanghai

59,

Ad: Rehtael kow Road;Paper Industry

Teleph. 10835 Co.—115, Han-

Shanghai Lumber & Coal Co., Lumber Shanghai Plumbing and Electrical

Supplies Co - -378, Peking Road; Teleph.

&Telbph.

Coal Merchants—70, Szechuen

19896, 18773; P.O, Box Road;

1716; 91802

Cable Ad: Nperbclem Shanghai Paper Importers’ Associa-

C-T. J.Z. Wang

Breen |I S,H. Radlnoff

V. Wang tion—(See Associations)

A332 SHANGHAI

m 4i us m ^ ^ ± m m W. J. W. Man ton, P. S, Mark, H. F.

Hiva dam. shn/nq hai hmi ni Tcufong , Marshall,

Lepd, H. P. McGulnn^g, A,F.Mc-S.

, yu k-neii fcung sze , Me Lay,R.C. McLaughlin,

Mitclieh, K. B,sc., C. Nieh, J.

Shanghai I’okti.ano. Chms nt Wpeks C.Parr,O’Kane, W. Paris,a.m.i.e.e.,

W. M. P^trich, A- Parr,C. W.B.

Ltd.—33, Szechuen Koad; Teleph. 15253; Perriam^C. J. Pleace, A.] Rasmus-

Works:Saynikunse

Ad: near Lungirwa Pagoda; Cable sen, L Rod da, F. C, Rutheri;prd, D.

B. Scrimgqopr, F. Taylor,. H. B.

Shanghai Power Company Trevelyan,

Turner, H. Tsiang Dziang H-Sen,War-E.

M. Tuttlenian,

Office—95, Nanking-Road; P.O. Box 404 ren,

B. Wilson* Bf^c.y A,i.c.A..and/Chufei

Assoq:, A.i.K.i~, N. Watt, E. P.

Showrooms:

95, Nanking Eoad Wu

429, Boone Bead Distribution Departihent Staff

; 772, Bubbling Well Road

424, Chekiang Road E.mont,'

W. Abigail, L. Y.ASSOC.

Barrs,A.I.E.E.,

L, Beau-

440-442,

Teleph. Broadway

11010 East/''

(Private ■

Exchange ' J. Bornholz,ASSOC.I.E.E.,

assoc.a.i.e.ev, N. Burns,F.

tp all Departments S.Chetverikoff,,

H. Chen, S. K. Chen,Chow, m

President—P. S. liopkn/.s;

Vice-President and General Manager Chu, Dong SziTzuhsu Lian, G. B. Elliott,.

-W. S. HeafctTB.s.E.E. a.m.i.e.e., G. Finlay, N. G: Fomin,

Secretary and Treas.— H. Gordon E.Harris,

H. Ford,

S. J. S:Ilvov,

A. Ginther,

M. Itonaga,J. F. G.T.

WrightSecretary <& Assist. Treas.

Assist. C.N. Kirby, S. V.J. 1.Kostromeiinoff, S.

—A. Harman

Chief Engr.-C. R. Webb, a.m.t.e.e. McLennan, A. P. Medem, T. Gliph-F.

Kozloff, Krikoriantz,

Operating Mgr.—L. M. Pharis, c.e. ant, H. Perry,W„A.A.S. Powell.

Pelshakov, Philips, V.N. N.I.

Consumers’

Assist. Engr.—W.Engineer

Consumers’ H. Putnam — J. Rasjevin, Miss E. Robertson, R. R.

A. McKinney, a.m.i.e.e. Russell,

off, V. J.Sia,K- L.Scobie, N. A. Hhetek-

Purchasing Agent—A.

Distribution Engr. — C.O.M.Peake Perrin, N, A.Z. Wilgelminin, Syberg,

E. A. C.- C, Tu,.

Yacub, T.

M.I.E.E., MEM ( A I.E.E. Yang and F. M. Young ■

Assist. Distribution Engr. (opera- Consumers’ Engineering Staff

tion)—W. Hunter

Generation

Assist, do.Engineer—W.

—E. W. E.D. Nops Elmer Chen Kuo Ying, A. E. Colterjohn, R.

L. Evans,

N. a.m.i.e.e.,

P. Ivaneff, J. F.Assoc.a.I;E.e.,

Jones,

Engineering Dept. S.taff,

N. L. Anderson, b.sc., a.m.i.e.e., L. G. Koidzumi, Pan Loh Fung, N. G.S.

Bidmead, L. D. Goustoff, E. P. Higgs, Pells, G. Stevenson, Mrs. O. P. Tay-

B.SC., lor, Y. J. K. Turner, W. C. Walker,.

kins, A.O.G.I., A.M.I.E.E., A. E.C,.Haw-

P. P. Kashkadamoff, M. Kenyon Whang and Yao Yung Teh

Lockhart, C. H. Mellor, a.m.t.e.e., Meter and Testing Dept. Staff

; O. A. Neves, E. B. Roach, H. W. Meter and Testing Engineer — E.

Scott, C. W. Smith, C. F. Southin,

A. M.I.E.E., andJacobs, Assoc. A.I.E.E.M. V.' Bogdanoff,

I.G.A.Tate

Atrosheko,

Generation Department Staff S. Burgess, C.Doutpff,

J. Day,C. K.Ger-S,

E. H.B. G.Ackerman, T, R. Andersop,

Beattie, .1. J. Brooks, W. , icke,

Deveulin, M.

Broom, J. R.H. D.Brownbill; A.b.sc.,B. A. M. Gerrard, N. G.

Camplin, Crofton, Gladkoff,

Tien Liang,L.A.J.B.Lingard,

C.S- Lane,

Golds,E.Jeu H.

a.c.g.i., F. C. Crone, W.

W. J. Dickie, J. O. Drysdale, P. A. R. Davies, W. Lewis, M. D.

Emery, E. F. Fasting, T. C. Feng, Marshall,

a.m.i.e.e., H. E.J. C.

G. Muir,

Noble, B.sc,,

Assoc.

W. S. Griffin, J. Hay, W. R. Hayes, i.e.e. Assoc.a.i.e.e. D. V. Poliak-

Mrs. A. V. Jappe, B. V. Jemchoojin, off, L.S.Reierstad, A. V. Sennitt,

B.B. SC., D.T.C., A.M.I.M.E.,

sc., L. Kucej, F. A. E. Knibb,

Assoc.i.e.e. A. vKnight,

A. Rodda, R. Tay-

Langford, L. Yee

Y. Lee, b.sc.,b.sc.,

S. C.A.Lee, lor, H. Wallace, Assoc.i.e.e.

B.sc., Frank Lem, G. Transportation Dept. Staff:

Liven, C. F. Livesey, A. A. Malcolm, E. R. Rodgers and K. L. Swartzell

 SHANGHAI A33,?

Accountancy and Clerical Staff: Shanghai Sanitary Cleaning

Foochow Road; Teleph. 10862 Co.—89,

A.R.Kendal Ward, a.c.a.,

G. Woodhead, assist,accountant

do.

W. T Rerfenshaw, A. L. Biggs, H. H. S' /J \K faiymhkimgsu

Brisk, Miss G. H. Bulger, Char

Hua

Clark Ching,.

and C. R.L. Clements

S., ,Chen, S. E. Shanghai Sanitary & Electric Co,,

Heating, Pliimbirtg and Electrical ' COh-

Accountancy and Clerical Staff: trhetors—.329, Kiangse Road; Teleph.

L. Miss

G. Cox, L.M. G,Fielding,

Day, A.T. J.G. Enright, 12336; Cable Ad: Lightsanit

E. Harvev,

Miss P. Harvey. L. J. TIilden, W. H. I® ^

C.Ku,Huggett, Kang dah so cheong

Mrs. H.V. E.E. C.McCann,

Hutton, LnR. Hsi H. Shanghai Silk ,Co.—656,- Bubbling Well

Road; Telephe. 35324

Mitchell,

Pigott, H.

Pond Sai Mnreton. Miss A.

Tsun Hsiang, SzeYn,

KiuD.Yueii

Pratt,andSung

W. Shanghai Silver Guild -613, Honan

C. Taylor Road; Teleph. 92182

Preferred Stock Office Staff:

W. C. Ratcliff and J . Yang

Stores Staff: Shanghai Society for the Preven-

W. J. Russell, supervisor of stores tion of Cruelty to Animals—(Nee

G.Walker

W. B. and

Dudley, F. C. Hale, T. T. Associations;

J. Withers

Shanghai Spectator, The, A Weekly

Sport, Amusement and Social Journal—

hi & m w m zu m _fc 126, 95559;

and Bubbling

P. O.WellBoxRoad;

-604 Telephs.'95199

Shanghai ving skua yti ksien hung sze

Shanghai Press, Lithographers, Shanghai Steam Laundry Co. — 537,

etc.—33a

45540 andand 56, Haskell

4557,5-; P.O. BoxRoad:

3037;Telephs.

Cable Thorborn Road; Teleph. 50386

Ad: Shaipress

Shanghai Steam Navigation Co.—119

China Rapto Engineering Co.—49, Nan Jinkee Road; Teleph. 16675; Cable

Ad: Shasteanav.

king Road; Teleph. 14996

Shanghai Radio & Record Co. — 229, Shanghai Steel Windows Co.—149,

Szechuen Road; Teleph, 18260

Nanking Road; Teleph. 90776

Shanghai Stevedoring Co.—51, Canton

Shanghai Raw iSiek Exporters’ As- Rond; F. O.Teleph.

Gregory,11076

mgr.

sociation—(Nee Associations)

Shanghai Revolver Club—(Nee Clubs) Shanghai sociations)

Stock Exchange—(Nee As-

Shanghai Rifle, Association ~ (Nee Shanghai Grocers,

Supply Co/, Coffee Merchants,

Associations) Broadway,)Wholesale

Gable Ad:. and Retail—50,

I^atemupbulos

N.H. Kaimaz,

Katem, senior partner

junior do.

Shanghai Rowing Club—(Nee Clubs)

! Shanghai Rugby Ciub—(Nee Clubs) Shanghai & Szechuen Trading Co-

235, Szechuen Road; Teleph. 12122

Shanghai Sanitorium and Hospital— Shanghai Talking Machine Co.—367,

(Nee Hospitals) Foochow Road; Teleph. 92126

A22

Anni SHANGBAI

w % ft* n m ± Engineering j Dept.

Shang hai dim hwa hung sze R.MissFlemons,

G. 0. Jacka.m.i.e.e., chief engr.

Shanghai Telephone Co.—232, .Ki^vngse Miss F. Sheridan

Road; Telephs.and11400

Comptroller’s (General.Depts.),

Commercial Offices, Programme Engineer

94090 (E'lgr., Plant and Traffic Depts.); H. Graham,; a.m.i.e:e., assPO. 1 a i.e.e.

P.O.Executives—

Box 1193; Calile Ad: Shantelco C. Y. Tsiang, B.sc. '

Outside Plant Engineering Divisioh

•T.J. F.E. Fullam, dir. and vice-president J. T. Rogers,' a !m.i;e.e.;

W. T. W. Liu, b.sc.

C. W.Rhame, Porter, do. and gen.

do. K. Chen, b.sc,

manager H. C. Lq, I W. H. Pah, b.sc.

F. F. Davis, assist, manager

L. A. Fritchman—Spescial assightnent Equipmentb.s.e.e., f.e. I J. E, Rgien

& Bldg. Engr. Divison

Executive Office : F. R. Ray, a.M.i.e.e.

Miss P. Stewart^ J Mrs. F. C. Smith B. Beesley I S.F. Liu, m.s.

Library P.O. H.L. Chen

Chen P. L. Rtien,(Harv.)

b.sc.

Miss R. Arnsberg J. L. Kiahg, b.sc. j V. A. Sokoloff

Secretarial and Comptroller’s Dept. Plant Dept.

C. and D. Iionghurst,secretaire

a.o. a., comptroller J. Haynes Wilson, m.c., a.m.i.e.e., gen.

Mrs. M.assistantH. Smith ' '

Miss plantG. manager

Rand

General Accounting Division Miss E. H. Campbell

J. Mrs.

C. R.A.Wells Henderson

H. Buckley Construction Division

A.T. A.S. Remedios E. F. Hartnett, superintendent

P. Y. Mak Chow P. Aristoff

C. M. B. da Silva A.(\ F.Chernysh

Benson

Revenue Accounting Division W. L.

L.H.W.DrakeDissmeyer j S.R. Karpoushkin

Medved sky

F. Mrs.

W. Pilbeam

A. L. Cuthbert Klovekorn, W.Schwartzberg

11. L. Hayward and 22 clerks a.a.i.e.e. I J. W. Wright

Commercial Department General Division

A. J. Perry, general commercial mgr. P. M. Rtreit, plant: mpt.

Miss T: Setchkin C. E. Hay E.F. H.

G. F.MossAlcCann

Commercial Representative A.A.L. J.GAndersoh

Wells

S. O. Thorley P. Aristoff P. Pbtroff

V. I. Plotnikov

G. F. Woo, R.SC., C.E. I. I. I’asdirev

Business Office Division Y.G. Borinevitch. J.A, J.F,M.Ryclc Remedios

L. B. Harmer, a.m.i. E.E., ASSO&A.I.E E. W. Brahibleby^ A.K. Shodb B. Sheveleff

B'ritto E. Skreitful '

T.O. A.Campbell

T.MissC. H.Han,Kotake

b.a., I.Airs.Banjo

B.Murray

Grainger Cliuang ' ’ AY.

P.V. c.1. Devkev I), Router

M.B.A. R.

Mrs. E. Harris Mrs. M. Prooko- C. A . Rymohs '

Mrs..1.C.Knight

H. Kelly Y. D. Ma penko N. Felsing

W. F. Gent M. K. Vassilief

AY.

J.R. HiC. Ladd Y. W. Kwok D. N. Keknatov J.M. E.A. A^ickery Arurm

Murray A. C. Sinclair General Plant Supervisor

Miss

Mrs. O.S. R. Arnsberg

Bach 1j A.D. A.TseuValent W.AY.Miles, D.SC., M.I.MIN.E.

Miss M. Berretto G. Zee J. Doddridge I H. F. Pringle

Directory Division Lee Sherman, B.sc. | N. Z. Van

K. M. Pate AA’cst Division

Sales Division J. F.M.G.Cuthbert,

AYelch plant supt.

K. W. J. hnstOne L. J. Chulkoff

A. E. Andrews I K. Shek F. W. Cooke, m.m.

 SHANGHAI A335

.I. W. Uearn . 1 Mrs. N. Armes Miss L, Sputh

Mrs. ]\L Sullivan

M. A'. S. D'atlHh " Miss- ft: 'Bench

Brock, ', .Mrs.-F.

• G. G: Forestier

K. M. Hu; u se., h.t. E.Mrs.J. A.Costa Mrs. M. Watson

Willis

R.P. Rayment’

Lbh, n.8<'. Mrs S- Houpt , A. J.-Wright

Mrs. H. Picozzi Miss ,(). Young

K. H. Sana:. B.sc.rC.K.M.K.

G. M. Varbiteh ^ Ta]ywo

Buildings, Motor Yebicles and Supplies '■ Shanghai Times?-(Daily Morning Paper),

' Division and

A. McGregor; superintendent

M. E. Ashley F.L. T.Dunstan General Printers and Sunday

the “Shanghai Times,”

Publishers—160,

V. M. Ba tin Avenue Edward VL1;

T,.aw,ranee P.O. Box 797 ; Cable Ad: Shanghai Telephs.. OU6867-70;

D. Campbell , 'V.

J.J. Gru® P. Salita E. Times

L.'fS; Zertzalov

Traffic Depaftrnent R.A. Morley,

I. Hope, editor

sub-editor- . -II

K. Rother, siipt. P. Palamountain, chief reporter

Staff Division Reporters—G. A. Morris, S. C. Norris,

Miss K. Trumni, 1staff supt. C.Greenslade,

W. To nibs.A.G.Y.L.ChiaMoorad, T. L. S.J.

and Mrs.

Mrs. Z. .Guitlet ; Lord , :

Service Division Miss L. Meason, advertising

Miss Tv. A. E. Mahn, service supt. Miss S..Myers, seety.-steno. .

Miss M. C. DUnstan >E. Livespy, proof-reader T

Miss A. L. Johns ' .Mrs. E. Ling Business and Printing Departments

Mrs. Brock ■f Mrs.

Mrs. S.H.K/rgan^ky Mrs. F.R. Watson

Streit F. J.W.Estrada,

Baker, manager

Mrs. E. U. Adams, Mrs. C. Andrews,

Mrs. N. Arntes, Miss L. Bailey, Miss F. Y; Chow, supt.

assist; i •'

L. Beloin, Mrs. W. Brad beer, Mrs. N. Shi rig Yalnching, book-keeper

Brainbleby, Mrs. A. F. Burke, Miss Agent for " Chi TsO-ching, chief clerk .

I.B. J.Compton,

Oarriaghan, Mrs. B. Child,

M ns. E. J. Costa, Mrs. Mrs. “ London Times ” pubUyations -

J. Crapk, Mrs. A. Datienberg, Shanghai Tobacco! Co., Tobacco and

Miss,lE^ de, Figueiredp, Mrs. C. M. Cigarette Merchants—658-6Q0, Ningpo

J.Gonsalves,

Hamlin, Mrs.Mrs.D.M.Horst. Griffen,

Mrs. M.MissC. Road; Teleph. fi35l'5 -

Lansr,

E.Moore, 5tfs.'

A. Miss A-

Mariepplsky, Macdougall,Mrs. MissMrs.

V. M.L. Shanghai Trading _Co., Importers of

A. Mordecai, Woollen Piece Goods—613, Nanking Ed.;

Myers,.

H. Miss'MR.rs. Nastashovsky,

Piczzi, L. D. Price, Mrs. Telepb.

Miss 91332; Cable -Ad ■nStradingco

J. M. Rozario, Mrs. A. Silva. Miss ShAkoHAi Tramway Co: ( see Shanghai

S.Stacey,

Simms.Mrs.MissM.M: M.Spielman, Mrs. F.

Vincent,MissMrs. Electric Construction Co.)1

W. Wiley. Miss R. Woskoff, O.

Young and Mrs. E. Xavier

Traffic Engineering Division vi & m m in ±

A. B. Wilkinson, traffic engr. 'Shqng Kai yuTig sze Ic'iing. szq , [ ^

Miss T. Robin Shanghai

T.MissAntonio

E. A. Bloomfield LighterageTransportation Co., Ltd.,

Contractors, Stevedores,

B. Crappin . | C.C. Wong, b.sg. Salvage

Agpnps—7a,, The' Bupd;, 'Teleph.Shipping

Operators and 11460,

S. P. Karanjia I A. J. Wright (Private

P. W. Leon | Woo Chin g Yung Cable A,d: Exchange

Ugyu to. -all Depts.);

Section Heads Y. Shimada, president (Kobe)

B. Crapin M. Amaho, managing director

Mrs. C. Crackmer I Mrs. E. Ling K. Sugimoto, director and manager

Mrs. S. Kagansky | Mrs. R. Streit

Group Heads Shanghai Trust Co—73, Ningpo Road;

T. Antonio Teleph. 12923

* A2.2

A336 SHANGHAI

W {* ft Waytehfoonj

Shanghai

LighterageTuoContractors,

and Lighter Co., Ltd.,of Shanghai

Operators Ltd., General Warehousing

Storage, Cold& Storage

Trust andCo.,

Tugs and Passenger Tenders andSalvage Telephs. Transportation—1080, Broadway East;

Contractors—2 and 3, Quai de France; M. Koizumi, 52134, manager

52911 and 51941

Teleph.

Depts.); 82090

Cable(Private

Ad: Exchange to all

Wheelock Y. Nishimura, signs, per pro.

T.U. G.E. Weall,

Marden.director

chairman

G.O. S.G. Weigall, do. general manager Shanghai

Steen, o.b.g.. Warsaw Trading Corporaion

—435, Szechuen Road; Teleph. 18634;

W. H. Pritchard, account Cable Ad: Shacqrp

J. J.A.S.Anderson,

Flood supt. engineer

A. H. Record n & 7k 0 Jb

Secretaries: Shang hai sie le yu haey mi kung sze

Wheelock & Co., Ltd. Shanghai Waterworks Co„ Ltd. (Incor-

porated

Kiangse inRoad; England)—Head

Teleph. 15.577Office: 484,

(5 lines);

Box 798; M. Little (chairman),

P.O.Directors—H.

A W. Burkill, o.b.e., L. E. Canning,

Shanghai Yachhm Cleaning and o.and

;b.e., A. J. Welch, S. Fessenden

W. P. Lambe

Storage Co., Ltd., (Arts & Crafts, Ld., C- M.I.W.E.,

D. Pearson,M.AM.W.A.,

m.inst.c.e., M.Aty.P.H.A.,

m.i.mech.e.,

Secretaries and Managers),

Fur Cleaners and Stores, Furniture Carpet and

Warehousemen and Removers—887, engiiieer-in-chief and manager

II. Stringer, b.a., assoc, m. inst.c.e.,

Bubbling Well Road; Teleph. 34226; m.i

Cable

Kiaochow Ad: Road

Esvececo.

and 178,Depositories: 339,

Medhurst Road chiefmech.e., deputy engineer-in-

and manager

Directors—S. J. Hicks and Mitchell R. Lock, b.a,, llb.; a.c.a., secretary

P.H.Berry,

Skene A.c.s.

F. White | Mrs. B. Chaikin Technical

Engineering Staff:

J.J. E.Kershaw

Woo Miss M. Digmanese

Roza W. P. Rial, ASSpd.M.INST.C.E.,

M.I.CHEM.E., B.sc., a.r.c.sc., e.i.g.,

chief

•T. Y. Ching I! MissK.

Miss C. F. Lacson technical assistant

E.a.c.g.i.,

A. P. construction

Wood, A.M.I.C.E., V M.I.W.K.,

F. S. Chang | Vincent Chun engineer

Q. B. Ogilvie, a.m.i.c.e., a.m.i.mech.e.,

Shanghai Veneer Wood Co., Manufac-

turers of Tea-Chests, Packing Cases and R.distribution

M. Currie, engineer

supply dept., assistant

Veneer Board — 36, Kiukiang Road; A. engineer

E. Martin, b.a,, distribution dept.

Teleph. 17171

E.assist,

S. Fieryengineer

Shanghai Vibro Piling Co., Ltd. — Technical

D. Webb, b.sc',, Chemists;

Assist. a.i c. and W.

Wayfoong House, 1st Floor, 220, Sze- Hamilton, B sc., a.i.c., a.r.t.c.

chuen Road; Teleph. 11225 (4 lines); Chief Draughtsman:

Cable Ad: Triplerais V. F. Golubyatnikofl, diph engr.,

Malcolm k Co., Ltd., gen. mgrs.

Directors — Capt. A. K. MacEwan, Storesa.m.lstruot and Property:

e.

C. J. Meager, E. Sigaut, A. Malcolm, W. A. Willis, stores superintendent

and R. S. Macmillan G.S. F.S. Cock

McGill, assist.

Joseph Brown, secretary

L. R. Brown, foreman F. Elahi | C.M. ()..Af White

| Ferras

Clerical: J. R. Villas (chief clerk),

Shanghai D. F. Beare, H. Cadd, G. B. A.

Co., Ltd. Wah —Doong Chjng

DingFire

ShanInsuran^i

Loong of Collaco, Mario

Fleshkoff, R. L. O.A.Roberts

Ferras,andO.V. B-P.

Wei Moo Road; Teleph. Si 178 da Silva

 SHANGHAI A337

Pumping Station: Chief Cashier's Office

G. H.Mullor, superintendent A.A.S. J.Baskett, chief cashier

McMahon, assist, do.

W. J. Black, «I. Colquhoun, L. A. A. M. Cooper,

Fonseca,assist.

do.

Greenhalgh, R. M. Johns, Y. J. C.J.R.Melehers,

Borsbery, I.do.Haas and N. Hass,

Wilsons, M. Me Vicar, J. S. collectors

Mudford and E. Tinner '

Distribution Inspection: Hi £ PB # $ nut

B. R.M.Barrie,

W, Grimes,

assist,chief

do. inspector Shang hai Sze lai sui Yu kaey Kung sze

Y. A. Bloomfield, N. V. Shanghai Waterworks Fittings Co.,Ltd.

Brewer, R. Broadley, Miguel A. The (Incorporated in Hongkong),

Terras, S. Foyn, G. C. Hamilton, Sanitary and Heating

C.McLorn,

S. Kemp, V. Lenoise. T. J.G.Marks.

F. C. Contractors—Head OfficeEngineers and

and Show-

W. Moore,R. A.G. Mack,

W. Pettit, E. A. room :484,Kiangse Road; Teleph. 15577;

Richardson, B. Spiegler, R. C. P. Directors—H. O. Box 798

M. Little (chairman), G.

Yeir and R. J. Vosper P.Shackleton

Forster, C. D. Pearson and C. F.

Distribution Department—Mains Thegeneral Shanghai Waterworks Co., .Ltd.,

A.H.Whaley, supt. of mains

d’A. Corte-Real managers

A.J. F.Evans R.A. Lock,

Jennings, managera.c.a., secretary

b.a., L.L.B.,

Whitter Technical staffit y,

Secretarial Staff T. J.engineer'

Goodman, m.r.san.i., a.m.i.h.v.e.,

be:, retary’s Office J. McMillan, assist, engr.

J. 0. Boldero, D.S.C., assist, secretary J. Hadden, supt. supt.

C, affairs)

L. L. Williams, do. (Chinese H. Meston, assist,

Miss N. C. Almeida, private secy. J. W. Ridley, do.

Miss Office

Miss A.F. E.E. Kennedy

Calder, steho-typist M. Rangel, chief clerk

A.Glerks—F.

Zammattio,A.assist;. acCt. A. Souza,

Transfer Office / ' Tanaka,

S. F.J. R.Mpalem, assist, registrar A.Zammattio

Silvestri,andC. E.F.August

Macain, E.

L. Carey, clerk G.3 'Leriou, stenog.

Accountant’s Office Stores Dept.

H.T.W.G.Carter,Main, a.c.a.,

Revenuechiefacct.accountant General

M. F, dos Remedies, storekeeper

N. M. W. Harris, a.c.a., assist, acct. Managers for

J. J. Martin, do. The China Brass & Iron Wrorks, Ld.

E. N. Trueman, do. Agents for

A. H. Childs, dept, chief clerk Richard Crittal, Ld.: Panel Heating

Clerks

Almeida, — A. C.Almeida, Miss M.E.J. M.d’

A. Barraoas, System

Barradas, P. Blix, A. G. Collaco, Clarke

tions Vigilant Sprinkler Installa-

M. A. Collaeo, T. M. Collace, C. A.

Fernandes,

Hanson, J. C. Fonseca,

R. Hennessey, J. K. Shanghai YachY Club—(r?ee Clubs)

M. P. Maher,

J. W. McDonald, J. C. Remedies, F.

H. Rudland and Miss M. Little “Shanghai Zaria,” Russian News-

paper, Published in the Morning &

(steno-typist) Evening (Established in 1925 by

Revenue Office M.S. Lembich) —774, Avenue Joffre;

, H.D.F. W.Prytherch, assist, secretary Teleph. 74460 (3 lines, private ex-

Leach, assist. change’ to all depts,-); Cable Ad:

Clerks—H. R. Fernandes, J. A. Leon, Zaria' E. S. Kaufman, managing dir.

A.S. Mori

L. Letchford,

and E. G.F.daC.Silva

Mallett, F. A. JLi. V. Arnoldov, editor

H. Maula, steniO-typist N.

 SHANGHAI

A. V., Petrbft' editor, (a'ftei'doon Shepherd, G. C., Textile Agent—6

Kiukiang Road; Teleph. 12229; P.r

issue) ’ " ”7 ' O. Box 589; Cable Ad: Unipede

A. I. Veiss, night editor

C. Lobadheff, secretary; . (after-

noon issue) ' 7 ■; 7 Sherman & 00,—335, Szechuan Road;

V. V. Drozdbff, sports,',editor

Reporters—Y.. P. Petrov, M. C. Teleph. 15836

Spoorgot, N- P- Svet)off, Mrs.

B. N. Ievleva and A. E. Brinck- Shih Well &Road;Co.-, Teleph,.

C. L.—681,32217 Bubbling,

Shanghai Zionist; Association—(Nee Shimbun Rengo, ' The, Associated

Press, of Japan—94, Ay- - Edward

Associations) YII.; Teleph. 14609; Cable Ad:

Shanghai Ceramic WorKs: XTb.-^Iig, Rengo

Jinkee Road; Teleph. 12792; 'Cable ’ Shing ' Chong • & Go.—121, Kiangse-

Ad: Shantobaco Road; Teleph. '18542

Share & Gold Exchange—371, Chapoo Shing Chong Artificial Silk Hong—

Road; Teleph.. 41034 205, Shantung Road ; Teleph. 90628

Shing Hwa k, Co.—13, Cunningham

Mei-kuo-yah-tung-twa-hsueh- Road; Teleph. 46106

h suen-c.h ing-chhng

Sharp and Dohme Inc., Manufactur- Emp., Kee Shing Construction Co.—Con.

Nanking Rd.; Teleph. 93673

ing and Biological Chemists—161,

Museum Road; Teleph. 17123; P.O. Shing Nieh Advertising Agency—

Box 810; Cable Ad: Mustard Continental Emp., Nanking Road;

Mustard & Co., Ltd., sole Distri- Teleph, 93530

butors for China and Hong

Kong

Morris W.' Stranack, e.c.s , m.p.s. Shing Tai Electric Co., Engineers—511,

(Bond.), General manager in Szechuen Road; Teleph. 14119

China and Hong Kong Shinkyo Yoko Goshi Kaisha, Importers \

Harold G. Howard, m.p.s. and

Peter S. Wong, ph.g., pharm.

Z. T. Nien Teleph.Exporters

10775; P.O.— 131,Box Kiangse

829; CableRoad;

Ad:

G.S. C.H. Chow

Doo I] Y.V. D.W. Zee Shinkyo

V. K. Huh I P. F. Zee Wang Shinsho

Lout BatteriesYoko,

andManufacturers of Storage

Radio Apparatus—319,

Y. F. Tong WangKo(Hopei)

(Kwangtung) Kiangse Road: Teleph. 19800; Cable

Ad: Sinscoyoko

T. S. Yu (Hupeh)

Shatohin, G. P., Civil Engineer and ® m m m

Contractor — Apt. 115, Sassoon

House; 1, Nanking Road; Teleph. “ShippingHong yify je wu sze you

Review, The” — Room 31,

19300 Glen Line Building,

G. L.—157, Peking Road'; Teleph. 15854; P. O. Box2, 971;

Peking

CableRoad;

Ad;

Teleph. 16010 Shipnews

Sheh Chang Trading Co., Ltd., Im- Showa Shipping Co., Ltd,, Steamship and

porters Road;of Paper and 10724;

Metals^—280, MarineTeleph.

Insurance18650;

Agehts—130,

Peking

Ad: Shehchang

Teleph. Cable Road; Cable Ad:Hankow

Marus

Shpilberg, Dr. S. S., Medical Prac- \

S'hen Yuen Land Investment Co.—7, titioner—Chthay Flats, Apt. 834a, <

Kashing Road; Teleph. 40722 Avenue Joffre; Teleph. 75202

 SHANGHAI A339

Shrieo Brothers (China), Ltd.,—123, Siberian Jewellery Store, Diamonds,

Canton Boad; Tele£h. 178&3 Precious

and SilverStones, Watches,Nanking

Ware—82, Jewels,Road;

Gold

Teleph. 11915; Cable Axl: Lipkovsky

^ B

Shroff, P. B., Silk Merchant and Com- I Siemens Bros. & Co.of (London),

Telephone, Ltd.

mission Agent—120, Jinkee lioad ; —Manufacturers

legraph and. Electrical Signalling

Te-

Telepln 12057; Cable Ad: Pesee Apparatus, Submarine and Land

Shroff & Co., It. F., Silk Merchants, Cables, All Electric Racecourse To-

talisators, etc.—320, Szechuen Rd.;

etc. -- 671, S/echuen lioad; Teleph. Teleph. 14834; Cable Ad: Telint

11629; P.O. Box 241; Cable Ad:

Sirin m m m -t* pi m

R. F. Shroff, propr.

S. J. Shroff | W. S. Tsap Hsi men tee dien chi chang

Shhn Ohong Sewing Machine Co.— Siemens China Co., (China Branch, Ger-

309, Avenue Edward VII.; Teleph. man Siemens

facturers and Works), Electrical Manu-

Engineers—218,

84945; Cable Ad: 1426 Road; Teleph. 15400; P. O. BoxKiangse1040;

Cable Ad:Harbin,

Hankow, Motor.Hongkong,

Branches: Nanking,

Canton,

Shijn Kee & Co., Iron Merchants—137,

Foochow Road; Teleph. 93947 Peiping, Tientsin

“Shun Pao”, Chinese (Daily News- Siemssen & Co.,Agents—451,

Merchants,Kiangse

Engineers,

paper—309, Hankow Road; Teleph. and Insurance

Teleph. 17346; P.O. Box 406

Rd.;

93248; P.O. Box 600 O.H. Struckmeyer, partner

Shun, Shih; News

11, Szechuen Road;Agency—Lane

Teleph. 19828126, E.A.Lund,

Siebs,signs thedo.Jmn(Hamburg)

W. Rawitz, signs per pro.

Shun Woo Engineering Works, Iron Siemssen &,■ Krohn, Tea Merchants and

& Brass Founders, Specializing in ExportersTeleph. and Importers

14957; P.O.- 66,BoxMuseum

r Vertically Cast Water & Soil Pipes,. Road; 1305;

Machinery Manufacturers, and En- Cable Ad; Kronsiem

gineering Contractors—803, - Point

Road, Hongkew; Teleph. 52082 m m n m n m m

Y. C. Kou, general maiiager, Teztr/iai)'pne pad yin su ro ■

K. T. Yui, asst. do.

T. W. Chen, accountant Signs of TheofTimes

Publishers Publishing

the “ Shi Djao YuehHouse,

Bao ”

K. C. Wong, cashier and Miscellaneous Religious and Teleph.

Health

T. F. Lu, factory supt. Literature - 515, Ningkuo Road:

; 50551; Cable Ad: Signs

B # WaK %a' Sikh Store, Importers, Exporters and

—20, Canton Road; Telcph. l 6$8: Commission

a

Provisions—63,Agents, MillerDealers

Road;in Teleph.

Indian

, P.O. Box 408; Cable Ad : PilotUs 40255; Cable Ad: Sikh

Siberian Fur Store—1172 Bubblin'? Silva « Co.—-53, Szechuen Road;

Teleph. 18576 ,

Well Road; Teleph. 35656

Siberian Fur Store (Hh J.-Soskin) Simmons & Co., Geo, Szechuen

A., Importers

Rd.;and Ex-

—1198, Bubbling Well Road; Teleph. porters—6,‘North

i 32041 43482; P.O. Box 1508; Cable Ad: Gasim-

Teleph.

mons

Siberian Furriers Co.—1137, Bub- Simmons & Rosenfeld—49, Nanking

bling Well Road ; Teleph. 32211 Rond; Teleph. 18150

A3 40 SHANGHAI

W & ft X & ffi fg Sing chong

Sin chung leun gsze Sing Chong

Wine and &Spirit

Co., Merchants,

General Storekeepers

Importers

Sin Chung Engineering Co., Specializing of Cigars, Cigarettes, Tobacco and

in Pumps, Oil Engines, ruc Rice Ma- Smokers’ Sundries—20, Rue du Consulat;

chines and Steel St tur|s^376, Teleph. 80207

Kiangse Road; Works: Pao Chang

Road, Chapei; Teleph. 19824; Cable Sing Chong Engineering Works—

Ad: Sinchung ' E.E. 173-4, Hsian Road; Teleph. 50850

Sin Da Loo Press Oom Ltd.—27, Rue Sing Chong Iron Works—413, North.

Bourgeat; Teleph. 37712 Snanse Road; Tlepeli. 41543

Sin Sun News Agency—Lane 420, 9, Sing Chong Machinery Co.—171, j

Foochow Road; Teleph. 94600 Woochang Road; Teleph. 43903

Sin Shun Tai & Co., Contractors and Sing Dah Flour Mill—Q9, Tientsin |

Hardware Merchants

way; Teleph. 41545 — 1098, Broad- Road; Teleph. 17551

“Sin Wan Pao,” Chinese Daily News- Sing Fong Chang & Co.—14, Canton, j

paper—274, Hankow Road; Teleph. Road; Teleph. 91395

94166; P.O. Box 803

Sing Foo Shipping Co.—Dll, Shan-

Ml & ft tung Road; Teleph. 94359

Sin.sze kung sze

Sincere Co., Ltd., The, (Head Office: Hong tungKong

Sing RoadChemical

1

; Teleph. Works—37,

30681 Ta-

Kong), Universal Providers, Provision

and Wine Merchants, Drapers,

ters, Complete House Furnishers and Outfit-

Decorators—560,

94226; Cable Ad: Nanking Codes: SingI?) Lee Co., $TChemicals

Road; Teleph.

Sincere; Sing lee hung sze

Bentley’s and A.B.C. 5th edn. Museum Road; Teleph. Importers—3,

18940; Cable

Ad: Singleeco

Sincere Co.(Perfumery Manufacturers),

Ltd., The,—483, Ward Road; Teleph. Sing Sing Plumbing and Electrical

50306; (Head Office: Hong Kong) Supplies — 536, Szechuen Road;

The Sincere Co., general managers Teleph. 13928

Sincere Insurance and Investment Co., Sing Tai Furnishing Co.—1192, Bubbling

Ltd., The—403, Chekiang Road;Teleph. Well Road; Teleph. 33843

91911; (Head Office: Hong Kong with 10

other Branches)

The Sincere Co., Ltd., genl. managers Sing Wah Woollen Co.—143, Hupeh

Road; Teleph. 93860

Sincere Life Assurance Co., Ltd.—403,

Chekiang Road; Teleph. 90753; (Head Sing Wha Weaving Machine Co.—3,.

Office: Hong Kong) North Shanse Road ; Teleph. 45414

The Sincere Co., Ltd., genl. managers

iSine Laboratory Co., Ltd.—20, Rue ^ @ P! #

Massenet; Teleph. 73294 Ho lan kuo siang pee kung sze

Singapore

Sine Pharmacy (Deutsche Apotheke, of Mechanical and GeneralRubber Works, Manufacturers,,rj'

operated by Pharmacia Co., Ltd.)—14, Rubber and!

Broadway; Teleph. 40364; P.O. Box 1333 Teleph. 11808; Cable Ad: IsonandraRoad;

Ebonite Goods — 107, Museum

 SHANGHAI A341

Singer

Bund Sewing Machine Co—12, The j® x it n m

J. P. De Berry, agent Su ho tali hung jiang

A. L. Barrett

H. H. Look | MissR. Bloomfield Skodaworks, Ltd. (Far Eastern En-

gineering Offices of the Limited Com-

^l] Mow lee pany,

Czechoslovakia), theSteelworks,

formerly SkodaworksBuilders

Plzen,

Sino-Aryan Trading Co., Tea and Silk ofMachinery all kinds—of 2,Mechanical and Electrical

4, The Bund, Suites 38

Exporters

Szechuen Road; and Commission Agents—681,

Teleph. 10533; P.O. Box and 2; Telephs. 13940 and 10318; Cable

1626;.Cable Ad: Sinaryan Ad:F. Skodaworks

F. Urbanek

A.P. B.C. Madon, T general rep. for China

Edwardmanager and propr. -Z.J. Yrana,

K.. Iqkarjevsky, e.E, (Tientsin)

m e. (Canton)

Sino-Continental Co., Importers and A. G.(Shanghai)—

Pisarevsky, e.e., m.e., mgr.

Exporters—119,

11955; P.O. BoxJinkee 1817;Road;

CableTeleph. J.T. LvChow,

Cermak, e.e.,

Contcosino

Ad: B.sc.,engineer

Chinese sales mgr.

A.W. Schirnier,

Pfeiffer, secretary

secretary

Sino-Foreign Import-Export Cq.—190, K. Tomes

Peking Road; Teleph. 17181 S.K. W. Chen-Liang,mechanician

sales engineer

^1] ‘111 Heng U K. V.H. Pohitonoff,

Lee, clerk

Sino-Spanish Trading Co., Importers and C. Y. Lee, do.

Exporters—110, Central Arcade; Teleph. T.W.Y.H.Zah,

Fah, do.

do.

19506; P. O. Box 439; Cable

F. S. Aboitiz, prop. (Barcelona)Ad: Sinospan

A. J. Aboitiz, manager Arsenals, Artillery and Aviation—

Cable Ad: Delet, Shanghai

Sino-Swedish Machine Co. — 210, A. V. Obolsky, commercial rep.

Kiukiang Road; Teleph. 14809 for .China

V. G. Fremr, m.e., technical

rep. (Shanghai) .

& m, m m m E. E. Sajtanov, technical rep.

Sint ah Mill-Furnishing Co., Merchants, (Canton)

Mill Furnishers, General Engineers and Miss A. Gruengut. secretary

Contractors—Y. No. 4, Lane 139, Lloyd

Road;

Wine Teleph. 93585; Cable Ad: Millcott.

Teleph.Dept. 80455— 471, Avenue Joffre; Slevogt &WbCo., Importers X Tien foh

and Exporters

K. S. Ging, prop, and manager —110, Szeehuen Road; Teleph. 14499;

Y.F. C.P. Linn

Zung | M. S. Chen P.O. Box 514; Cable Ad: Slevogt

Sole Agents for :

“Clover Beer” of National Brewery, Slovo Printing and Publishing Co.

—238, Avenue du Roi Albert; Te-

Shanghai

lephs. 727.98i and .'71449

^ t M §r

Sin toon mou yih hung sze m ns Shun fah

ySintoon Overseas Trading Co., Ltd., Slowe & Co., Ltd., Merchants—110, Han-

Importers, Engineers and Exporters— kow Road; Teleph. 11984; P.O. Box 813;

it The Continental Emporium;

91036-7; Cable Ad : Navigatrad Telephs. Cable'Ad: Slowe

W. J. Monk, director

W. Nation, do.

"fr H Vee chong yang hong A,. H. Buschman | Miss 0. Down

..tSCSEp3 Ball and Roller Bearings, Split Smidth & Co., E. L., Manufacturers

Belt Pulleys and Line Shafting Accesso- of Cement Machinery—30-, Foochow

ries—Hamilton

Cable Ad: Bearings House; Teleph. 11630; Road; Room 132; Teleph. 10336;

Ekman Foreign Agencies, Ltd,, agents Oaftle, Ad: Folasmidth

A342 SHANGHAI

Smith Ltd. (Shanghai), $i>Silk and S.M. Gbnneit

Remond |I L.P. ChadoifCanavarro

Gen. Prodape—=9Vl Avenue Edouard G.H. E.J. Lubeck

Bolliz |I T.Mme. Tateishi

VII; Teleph. 84070

G. Mexis, partner

G. E. Paradissis, do. N. Nazaroff, dock master'Le Bunetel

L. Pernot. do.

Soc. Francaise des Telephone Inter-

SoExporters-114,

Brothers & Peking Co., Importers and urbains—320,

Hoad; Teleph. leph. .14834

Szechuen Road; Te-

17948; Cable Ad: Socheukpan Societe des Missions Etrangeres—

Societe Belge de Bienfaisance—(.?«e (See Missions)

Associations) .Societe Soisse de Bienfaisance—(Nee

Associations) ,

Societe Carmel Oriental, Importers of

Palestine Wines, Spirits, Fruits, etc.—

Lane 199,40613;House

Telepli. lO, Range Hoad; Society of £Chemical ft Ciba

Industry in Basle,

Shanghai Cable Ad: Carmelwine, Switzerland turers of Artificial Indigo,Co.),,

(C.l.B.A. Manufac-

Aniline Dyes- f

M. Kasarndvsky, proprietor and Medicines—45, Eiukuing Road;. I

L. Kasarnovsky, do. Teleph.

Color; Codes: Bentley’s, A,B.C. 5th Ad:

12361; P.O. Box 840; Cable and j

Societe Francaise du Haut Yang Tze, 6th edns W. E.and Universal

Thommen, resident repres.

Importand Export—25, Hue du Consulat; W. Nufer, signs per pro.

P.O. Box 226; Teleph. 82350; Cable Ad: Sze Yiu Fong, compradore

Chiris

Societe Franco-Chinoise ije Construc- Co., Electrical

Solar and Manufacturing

tions Metalliques et Mecaniques FlasksLtd., and Manufacturers

Glass Ware—128, of Museum

Vacuum

(Kiousin Docks), Dock Proprietors, Road; Teleph. 19903; Cable,AdkSolar

Shipbuilders, Engineers and Boiler-

makers, Founders, Electric and Gas

Welding, Woodwork Contractors, Sonola Music House, Dealers in Victor

Metallic Window and Steel Sash and Records,

Brunswick Phonographs and

MusicalAvenue

Instruments and

Makers—Head Qfiice: .9, Quai de Accessories—804, Joffre; Teleph.

France. Works:'Ave. de Bezaure, 73340; Gable Ad: Sonola

Nantao; Telephs. 82032-3-4 (Head

Office), (Works) 82032-3-4, 21149 and Soo25, Sing Eee Cotton Goods Co.—

Zu.ng Mei li, Ningpo Road;

22678 (Nantao)

G. Philippar, ..chairman of dir. Teleph. 92768

M. (Paris)

Litzellniann, director (Paris) SoocHOw University Second Middle

School—(See Educational)

A. Berger, do.

Messageries Maritimes, director Sopher & C.o,, Theodore, Financing,

(Shanghai) Real Estates, Industries, Mortgages,

Admiral Wei Han (dir. S’hai.)

Leon Heou Cheng, ■ do.

Fu Siao En, Administration—20, Kiukiang Rd.;

do. Teleph. 18281 ; Cable Ad : Sopher

Seng Yong, do. Arthur Sopher

Li Ming, do. Theo. Sopher

Nicholas Tsu, do. F. C. Chang chief acct

M. Fombertaux, mang. do. • S. Y. Chu

ID. Martinoli, engr.-in-chief and F. T. Zien

manager

G. Tiran

M. Dubois a? m

S. Zviaguine E.A. Muller

Wolff . Sousa

P.J. M.

Daumas N. Angelosanti and Exporters, etc.—60,

E. Lopes C. Straskevitch Teleph. 12335; Cable Ad: Kiangse Road;

Joaqmsousa

South China Oil Co.—38, Avenue Ed- Spanish Consulate—(.see Consulates)

ward VII.; Telepth.. 13358

South China S.S. Co., Ltd.—668,.'Sze- m # Pao Voting

chuen Road; Teleph. 17526 Sparer,

Kiahjise, C.Road;

E„ Tdleph.

Insurance . pffice

10828; Cable— 322,

Ad:

! Coverisk

H ^ Fow.iai

South Beitisii Insukanoe Co., Ltd. %

(Branch OfSce)—18, The Bund; Teleph. Si parks, D. B., Manufacturers’ Direct

18653; P.O. Box 454; Cable Ad: British; Representative-^12, The Bund; Teleph.

Codes: A.B«0.5th and 6th edns-Bentley’s 11807;'P. C. Box'I794'; Cable Ad: Sparks'

W.W.G.J.Dove, manager

Dexter :

W. E. Acraman I J. J. Gutierrez $| Mohai

H. M. Hayward j H. Uyeno > Spisnce, .Robinson &and'Hstate

Partners,Agents—27,

Architects,

South Eastern Trust Co. —'134, Surveyors,Land

Avenue Edivard VII; Tteleph; 14332 Peking Road (4tK" floor) : Teleph.

Rj©21:; Cable Ad : < Spenrebiu

South Eastern Trust Co.—1, Szechuan Spicers (Export), Ltd., Paper makers and

Road; Teleph. 12482 manufacturing

South Manchuria ; Railway Co. — 24, House, NankingStationers—233,

Road; Teleph.Sassoon

10069;

The Bund; Teleph. 13480; P.O. Box 455; P.O. Box 1324; Cable Ad: Panindus

Cable Ad: Mantetsu

South Wales Tinplate Corporation SpizzicA & Co., G., Import, Export and

(Selling Organisation for 240 mills)— General Agents—110, Szechiien Road;

Sassoon House, Nanking Road; Teleph. ; Teleph. 15804; P.O. Box 1204; Cable Ad:

10069; P.O. Box 1324; Cable Ad:

Tinplaeorp Spizzca ■

Southeastern Architectural and En- Sporting Times—142, Museum Road;

gineering Teleph. 17066

Teleph. 15619Cos, — 451, Kiangse Road;

Southern Cross Trading Co.—Con, f# ^ SVebing

Emp., Nanking Road'; Teleph. 90440 Squires, BinghamSupplies,

Photographic Ltd., Sporting Goods,

Novelties—52,

Southern Leaf Tobacco Co., Leaf Nanking Road; P.O. Box STOdCable Ad:

Tobacco Exporters and17600;

Importers—14, Squib

Museum Road; Teleph, Cable Ad: IL W". Squires.

Solea C. Q. Squires

R. Canavarro j E. X. Gonceicao ,

Southern Motion Picture , Co.—19, St. Andrew^s Church—Gee Churches)

Yuen Ming Yuen Road; Teleph.

19383 St. Andrew’s Society—(see Associa-

SoyandChong, Engineer,Barss

Plumber, tions)

Iron Founder, WorkerBrass

and St. David’s Society—(see Associa-

Blacksmith, General Contractor and tions)

Wholesale

General Office:Hardware

261, HankowMerchant—

Road;

Teleph. 94460. Works: 1051, Yates St. Elizabeth’s ^Hospital—(see Hospi-

Road. Cable Ad: Soychong tals)

Soy Sung Ziang S.S. Co.—498, Peking St. Francis Xavier’s Church — (see

Road; Teleph. 92685 Churches) *

Soy Tai Ziang Leather Co.—136, St. George’s Pharmacy—1599, Bub-

Seward Road; Teleph. 43508 bling Well Rpad ; Teleph. 35188

A344 SHANGHAI

tt # ^ Ta ying wei she Lubricating

H. A. R. Conan Oil Division

t, assist, gen. mgr.

St. George’s Society—(See Associations) H. J. Sheridan

A,E. Ferguson

M. Geibel H. G. B. Perry

St. John’s University—(iSee Educa- R.P. Gregg J.V. Robertson

tional) Klyhn T. Sonichenko

St. Joseph’s Catholic Association — F.M. A.A. Parker

Mitchell E.C. Tatlock

W. Soolich

(See Associations) Gasoline Division

St. Joseph’s Church—(See Churches) C.H.

K. E.Sprague

Graham | F. Bell

St. Luke Hospital—(See Hospitals) Legal Division

J. A. Bristow

St. Patrick’s Society—(*S'ee Associations) Construction

F. M.T. C.Skov

Section

Guss

Stamboul Tobacco Co.—8, Quai de Installation M. L. Hotchkiss

France; Teleph. 83389 Section

H. F. Merrill

Standard Dairy Farm—485, Great J. Abbass

Western Road; Telephs. 20755 and W.H. Blackwood I T. C. Graham

21815 A. S. de Rago I B. A. Shirazee -

Pootung

Standard W. B.B.W.Robertson,

BumphreyInstal. Supt.

kien Road;Drug Co., 90867;

Teleph. Ltd—11-12, Fu-

Cable Ad: N.

Standadrug S. C. Klimovskih j| A.D. F.O. Tilburn

B. Goldobin Meyer

Standard Leaf Tobacco Oo.—168, Sze- R. E. Laker I V. Tokmakoff

ohuen Road; Teleph. 16454 A. F. McCormick | E. Williams

Marine Section

Standard Life Assurance Co.—17, C.C. Earnhardt

H. Carlson B. Jorgensen

Canton Road; Teieph. 11369; Cable L. Buchanan P. Mender

Ad: iStandard

E. L.Giliberto

G. Halleland T.G. E.Sevaldson

Snellman

Standard Metal Works—47, Ningpo Shipping Section

Hoad; Teleph. 17810 W. C. Ball

J. P Hawes | T. Sayle

Standard Trading Co., Importers Accounting Division

and Exporters—1322, Avenue Ed- J. F. McMunn, accountant

ward VIII; Teleph. 30872; P.O. C. A. Crispin

Box 1376; Cable Ad : Statradco C,D. A.Fernando

Capell J. rettersson

^ Meifoo A. M. Ferras K.R. W. Roche

A. A. Leitao D. L. Smith

Standard-Vacuum Oil Company—94, F.F. A.V. Leitao

Maher R. ThompsonM. Smith

Canton Road; Telephs. 12487; Cable G. McGrane C,J. Turner

Ad : Standvac C. N. Outin R. Wegener

General Management

F. J Twogood, general manager C. L. PassOs C. A. Voung

C. E. Meyer, assist. do. General Division

R.J. W.J. Carney,

Corbett, do.

do. F. H. Weber

J. M. B, Gutierrez

Refined Oil Division Miss M. Ashley

A. C. Cornish Miss C. M. Brown

D. F.C. Seitz

H. Reib II W. A. A.Palmer

Dorrance Miss H. A. Brown

N. G. Wood | C. E. Harris Miss A. G. Chatham

Mrs. W. Drummond

 SHANGHAI A34.>

Miss H. Fauske ;Steiner Import Co., General Suppliers to-

Miss P. Goldstein the Cigarette Manufacturing Industry

MiSA M. Haitfaovitch —210, Kiukiang Road (4th floor);

Mrs. G. L. Hinds Teleph. 18412; P.O. Box 1087; Gable

Miss V. M. Mann Ad : Recorn ax

Miss A. S. ParsoAs

Miss V. Pearson T.Mrs.S. M.

Lui,11. Steiner, partner

do.

Miss E. Remedies Victor v. Enckevorb

Miss K. V. Shtekury . Carl T. Steiner

Mrs. E. F. "Stewart O. L. Szalay | T. S. Wu

Mrs. M. Y. Travelyn

Mrs. E. N. Watton mnmmm&^

Star Cinema, Fed. Ino., U.S.A.—301, IStevens, Rooms

W. R. M., Average Adjuster-

,405-407) Hongkong and +ni)anghai

Park Road; Teleph. 31897 Bank Building, 12, The Bund; 'leleph.

Star Dairy Farm—111, Great Western state 10033: P.O. Box 543; Cable Ail: Gapa-

Road; Teleph. 26016

Star Film Co., Ittd.—142, Museum Stewardson, R, E.—149, Yuen Miiig

Yuen Road; Teleph. 14182

Road; Teleph. 10891)

1. ^ Poa sivg Stewart, Thomson & Co., Ltd.—185,

Yuen Ming Yuen Road; Teleph.

Star Lithographic Co.—19, Boone Road; 19436; P.D. Box 453; Cable Ad:

Teleph. 40701; Cable Ad: Eligo Solway

El'listbn & ‘Co., agents

Star Motion Picture Co., Ltd.—744,

Rue Bourgeat; Teleph. 70096. Busi- Stewarts & Lloyds, Ltd., Manufacturers-

ness Dept. : 35, Jinkee Road; Teleph. of Wrought Iron and Steel Tubes, Steel

15873 Plates, Sections and Bars, Zinc Sheets

Star Photo Engraving Co.—668, and Plates—133, Szechuen Road :

Teleph. 15170; P.O. Box 839; Cable

Szechuen Road; Teleph. 11655 Ad: Lap weld

Star Trading CO.—84, Canton Road; Stey’s Dairy Farm, Grade "A” Pro-

Teleph. 12629 duction—92, Edinburgh Road; TeL

States Steamship Co., Steamship Opera- 20241

tors— Hamilton House'; Teleph. 19444; Joseph Young, mgr.

Cable Ad: Statesline O. B. Lowe, acct.

G. R. Kendall

Agents for iSTOCK and Bond Guaranty Co.—113,,

Oceanic andPioneer

Oriental Kiukiang'Road; Telfiphs. 16401 and

American LineNavigation Co. 14785

Sir Wm. Reardon Smith & Sons, Ld.

Stolar, Dr. Ernest—220, Szechuen

n & m m. m : Road; Teleph. 13639

Steel Drums, Ltd., Manufacturers of ■Stone, Drs. Mary and Phoebe — 639,

Oxygen

Drums and Acetylene Gases, Tanks, Arsenal Road; Teleph. 81410

Road; and Teleph.Steel 50314;

Work—691,

Cable Ward

Ad: IStonham & Co., Ltd.—133, Yuen Ming

Steeldrums

Yuen Road; Teleph. 13955

Steenhauwer & Co., C., Importers,

Exporters & Manufacturers—Boone Strehlneek, E. A., Strehlneek’s Gallery

Road, Lane 15, House 10; Teleph. of Chinese Art — 260, Kiangse Road;

42092 Teleph. 16529

A346 SHANGHAI

^ Jil . Saey fang Sales Office of : —

Stromwall, Holdo, Agents, Engineers, Sumitomo

Sumitomo Steel Pteptfic& .Wire

Copper& Works Cable

Shipping Agenfe— 115,

Road; Teleph. 18237 ; , Cable Ad: Yuen Ming Yuen Works

Stromtrade 1,, 1|;, ;; _ • Sumitomo SteelWyrk..

H. Strom managing prpprietpr Sumitomo Chemical Co.

Sumitomo Coal Mine

Strong & Co-^Expott61,8 —452, Kiangse Sumitomo Copper Mine

Kd.; Teleph. 11868; Cable Ad: Chinaforce Sun Hing Printing' Go. —, G. 80,- Tien-

C.■ R.E. Heyn

Yissering —_ dong Roa’d; Teleph,. 41076 , ,r.-

W.( Korrowitz;'si'^s f

per prb. Sun Hing, Realty Co.—Con. Emp.,

Stuart Etd.—47, North Kiangse Road ; Nanking Road';'Teleph] 93249

Teleph. 46177

Studio D’Aet InCw=—126, Bubbling Sun Rung yu tai y'^ng ho sha hung sze .

Insurance Offiou, Ltd. - 1, The

Well Road; Teleph. 94726 Bund; Teleph. 10211; P.,G. Bex 851;

Suburban Estates, Ltd.—209, Yuen Cable Ad: Sunfire . ,

Ming Yuen Road; Teleph. 18955 m t wam^

Suhr, K. IT., Architect, Consulting Yung ming zing &iu pi,Isien hung sze

and Constructional Engineer, Real Sun Life Assurance Co; of Canada

E state—266,, Peking Road; Teleph. (With which is -merged the China

16020; Cable Ad: “Suhr” Mutual, Life Insurance Qo,, Ltb, and

ine ^Shanghai

—Wayfoohg Life Insurance Gb., Id.)

H W;J M So° er SM Teleph. 15009;House; 218,850;

P.O. Bb± Szeohuen

Cable lid.;

Ad:

Sulzer Brothers (Engineering Officfe of Sunbeam. E. F. Harris, Headmanager

Office: Montreal,Canada

Suker Brothers, Winterthur,

land), Steain Engines'and Boilers, Cen- Switzer- J. R. Moodie, f.f.a., a.a.s., res. scty.

trifugal Pumps and Fans; Stationary^ahd C. A. Costa | M rs. T. D. Davy

Marine Diesel Engines, Refrigerating E. dhMrneida - Miss M. Johns

and.lce-.Making Plants, Maag Gears and, C. M. Rarradas [ Miss M. Gitoff

Maag Planing Machines—Great North Tsao Shang-dao ' ■ '!

ern Telegraph Bhilding, 34, Avenue Medical Officers

Edward VII; Teleph. 1 16512;

JJO Cable :Ad: Dr. E. I, Marsh

. Dr. J. H. Porter.

Sulzerbros

O. E.Meister, manager• ' '' ' Dr. S. F. Kirkpy‘Gomes

Staudt, m.e., assist, mgr. Dr. A. E. Ayl ward I j Dr. }I. C. Pa^ick

H. Har,ms-Eipden, m.e, • . r Agency Staff—(Foreign)

A. Dieher, ejecting (engineer .oO idf-

Chou

Mrs. Lun Yuan, M.E. T. B. Borden

Brown J. R. Sanderson

M iss E.F. Paskewitch

Saul A-rCVDayis

F.W.X.J. Gutierrez R.T, Sap hie it* ,

Miss J. Lospinasse Kenyon PI. S.B. Openshaw

Nicnols

Sumitomo Bank, Ltd:—See Banks H. L. Lawler R. H. Shrap

A. (LMcise. B/Willen^

Agency Staff (Chinese)

Sumitomo Goshi-Kaisha

kiang Road; P.O. Box — 69,'

3101; Cable Kiu- Baihan Chen I KhoolHooi Hy©:

Ad:: Sumityoko . 1 .. ■ ChowTungVan. I Tbandef Loy

S. T.Tohji, manager I Agency Staff (Japanese) ;

Yanaka, signs per pro. Geo. Baldwin

J.K. Hamada II C.LoMihgShen,

S- Chih , S Yomiya '

IsSri

T.K. MKusumoto

urata I| K.H. Kubo Akino • Sun- Ling & Co.—76, Bubbling Well

Road; Teleph. 92879

 SHANGHAI A 347

j

Sun Ling k Co.- -KX)8, Avenue Road; Sung Tai Import k Export Co.—159,

Teleipk. 31373 Tiendong Road; Teleph. 40543

^ ^ WL ^ ij ® ^ Sung Yuen Oil Co., Ltd.—280, Pe-

Mei kuo pu dao kan hung sze « z king Road; Teleph., 13290; Cable

Sun-Maid Raisin Gkowbrs’ Association Ad: Sunny

—-51, Canton Road; Teleph. 16263;

Cable Ad: Suumaid n & m ® m m

Mei kuo pO dao kan kung sie

Sun Oil Co. of Philadelphia—110, Sze- Sunland Sales Association, Inc.—51,

chuen Road; Teleph. 18734 Canton Road; Telephis. 16262-3; Cable

Ad: Sunmaid

ft m ± T* Mrs.

R. Scanlon, general manager

L, Caravalho

Sun Shoe Co., Makers and Vendors.'of Miss A. Barrel a | A. H. de Carvalho

Boots and Shoes, Trunks, Suit Cases and K, Nakamoto, (Yokohama)

Bags—490, SzechuenRoad; Teleph. 16048 J. Lee, (Hongkong) ;

Sun Sun Cq., Ltd., The, Universal Sunporters—42,'sunt ay Co., Glass and Hardware Im-

Rue de la Porte du

Providers and .Department Store—

570, Nanking Road; Telephs. 94116-8 Nord; Teleph. 80510; Cable Ad:

and Rrpvisipn Dept.: 997-15; P.O. Snnsuntiicp

Box 1584 : Cible Ad : Suiistm

Supj3r Storage Battery Co.—291, Tse-

Sun Sun Tradinq .Co. 72, Szechuen •" 'i&o TtcSadj Teleph. 43368

Road;, Teleph. ‘14902

Sun Yang Film Co.—587, Avenue Ed- n *

ward VII. : Teleph. 82702 Ta Ying hsiiig cliHen shift 'sze. Ya men

Supreme Court for . China, H.B.M.’s

P @ -F./o Ung 33,Judge—Sir

The Bund; Peter

Teleph.Grain,

11409Kt.

Sunflower Mercantile Cq. , Import, ■ Assist.

!

Crown Advpcatq—A*. G, Jones,

Judge-P, Giant Mossopc.b.e.

Export and Commission; Agents— , Registrar, CoronerH,andHaines,

Policem.b.e.

Court

19, Jinkee Road; Teleph. 10470; Magistrate^-G., j

Cable Ad : Sunflower . Chief Clerk and Oflicial Receiver—I.

L. T. George Yue, manager , T. Morris ,

^ Shon A mu ch’i hao Assistant

Marshal—J.Clerk—E. G. Abbey

J. McGepwn

Sung Furniture Co., P’arniture Makers, Usher—J. J. Dawp

Typist—Miss J. Strike,,

and Exporters, Decorators and Con-

tractors — .684, Bubbling Well Road;

Teleph. 33399 Suzette—

Tpleph,, 133,

11883Yuen , Ming , Yuen Road;

Sung Sing Cotton

se Road; Teleph. 10345 Mills—421, Kiang-

if Sin foong

Sung Sing Cotton Spinning and Swan, Culbertson & Fritz, Dealers in

Weaving Co.—421, Kiangse Rodd ; The Bund; Teleph. ll 200; P.O.' BoxHpuse,

Investment ’SePuiities—Sassoon

457;

Teleph. 16565 Cable Ad: Swanstoclt. Ofliipes: Swan,

Culbertson arid Fritz, Hongkong and

Sung Tai Co.—260, Avenue Edward Manila C. D. Culbe,rlsdH, partner

VIII; Teleph. 1672: Chested Fritz, do.

; J. E. Swan, do.

Sung Tai Engineering Works—253, K. W. Irle, do.

Tungchow Road; Teleph. 52474 K. L. Yui, do.

A348 SHANGHAI

J. II. Briggs Ta Chung Hda Shipbuilding and En-

J. II. Brown S.MissMarco gineering Works—47, Ningpo R,d.;

C. O. Cumraing J. V. MaguireMaiden

Teleph. 18967

Emile

A. U. Fox Essig G. Meezenbroek Ta Chung Yang Rubber Manufactur-

J. P. Gardiner A.Mrs.E. M.M. E.Morgan

Moorad ing Co.-^O.A.26, Avenue Edward

Mrs. H. Campoa

M. -E. 0. Pereira VII.; Teleph, 91412

--1).

M. K.ChWiit

P.jCanapos-v> A. Portaria 1

iliss D. M. L. P. Quineey

Mrs, A.L. Ritter Ta Hua Corporation^SO, Foochow

Uri'eetnam Mrs. Robinson Road; Teleph. 13843

G.Diestel B.MissRodjesvetisky

A. Rodrigues Ta.Road;

Hwa Petroleum Goi—29, Szechuen

.Viiss-1. Diniz

Mrs.E.M. Drury Miss D. Teleph. 19502

Miss R.Ferguson Roscoe-Jackson

Dr. F. Davidson Ta Loh Industrial "Co’, Ltd,,—27,

N. Harris Miss E. Sehmieder

-11.. Henderson Siking Road; Teleph. 19237

Phillip Ho Miss M. J.SilvaTenney Ta Yu Yue Oil Mill Co., Ltd., Manu-

A. Lico Mrs. N. A.

Tsezelsky facturing Bean Oil, Cakes, Cotton Seed

Mrs. A. C. Cakes,Road;

PeanutTeleph.

Oil, etc.—36,

Lopes. A. Victal

Foreig-n. Correspondents chow 32222 West Soo-

Hayden, Stone & Co., Members N. Y. m & $$ * ii

Stock Exchange

• S. Japhet ifc Co., Ld., London Fuh wo yin hung sze

Guaranty. Co. of N.

Lazard Bros. & Co., London Y., New York

Schwab and Snelling, London Tabaqueria Filipina, Tobacconists, Manu-

facturers of Cigarettes,

Manila Cigars,

of Cigars,Sundries—79, importers

Tobacco and

Swedish Association of China (See Smokers’ Teleph. 12245; Cable Ad:

Nanking Read;

Tabaqueria

Associations)

* ^ Sui chung Tabaqueria

and Exporter Sino-Egyptiana.,

of Macedonian Importer

Tobacco

Swedish-Ohinese Export and Import Co.,

Ltd.—1, Kiukiang Road; Teleph. 11250; Hower, Cigarettes and ofSoleMacedonian

Leaf, Manufacturers

Cable Ad: Matches; Codes A.B.C. Distribu-

Edn., Bentley’s and Bentley’s Second6th tors of Ultra mixture- Pipe Tobacco—

70, Jinkee Road; Teleph. 12154; Cable

Swedish Consulate—(sec Consulates) Ad; Tabana

Swiss Club—(see Clubs) Tacoma Oriental Steamship Co.—

Sassoon House; Teleph. 18014

Swiss Consulate—(see Consulates) Tah Kee Lumber Co.—1121, Hanbury

Swiss Watch Importing Co.—34, Road; Teleph. 43250

Siking Road; Teleph. 12149; Cable

Ad1: Swisswatch Tah Teh Sing Oil Mill—172, Markham

D. C. Bang, manager Road; Teleph. 35529

Synnerberg, G. V., Importei of Tah Yiu ’Art Rug Shop—12, Yates

Paper, Pulp, Veneer, etc.—218, Road; Teleph. 31892

Kiangse Road; Teleph. 14077;

Cable Ad: Synfintra Tai Chong & Co.—630, Avenue Edward

Szu Dah Shipping Co.—Piissagse 15’ 2, VII.; Teleph. 90950

Rue du Consulat; Teleph. 81977

T\ Chen Navigation Op,—12, The TaiContpactprs—^SOj, Chong & Co., -General Building

Nanking Road;

Bund; Telepbs. 19951-2. Telqffk--94*32,' v : bsoil ,- ri-.m.nT

 SHANGHAI A349

Tai Chong & . C£>.', Lti>., Complete Shanghai Branch:

Hous|) furnishers. Cabinet, Makers, H. N. Ting, manager

Decorators " Drapers' and 'General T. S. Tao, sub-manager

Contractors—580, Nanking Road;

Teleph. 94107. Factory: 43&, Yu H. S. Yang,- do.

Yuen'Road; Telnph. 20738 S. Y,. Wang, do.

C. P. Loh, ^en. mgr. R. B. Zau, do.

H. N. Wong, sub-nigr. . H. F. Yang, do.

K. OK S^ng, business ijepfi.

Furnishing Dept.—

P. W. Yih, manager Tai Shing Flour Co.—166, ? North

• S.P. C,j

§. Tong

Loll j , tlohn Kang

P. (mang Fokien Road; Teleph. 42452

C. K. Chen | T. X. Za Tai Ting Steam Launch Co.—672, N.

T. F. Yue, typist ' Soochow, Road; Teleph. 41382

Drapery. and Soft, iQopds Dept: —

C. S. Zia, mu,uafger Tai Shan Insurance Company, Ltd.,

C, pi Woo ' P. S. illo General Insurance: Fire, Marine,

Construction Dept.— iLife, Accident, Motor-car, War

H. N. Wong, manager Risk, Burglary, Plate-glass, Bag-

Charmson C. S. Loh, asst. mgr. gage and Special Risks—2, Peking

Accounts Dept.— Road; Teleph. 175J5,; Cable Ad:

N.. L. Za, chief acct. Taishan

P. M. Ohing, cashier Taishan

J. W. Wong, do.

Drawing .Office—, facturersBrick and Tile

of Face, Co., Ltd.,

Paving and Manu-

Fire

Dawson Chang Bricks, Roofing and Hollow

Continental Bank Building; Teleph. Tiles, etc.—

T. F. Sung . j P. K. Yih 94305

Factory::,-,-su

S. G. D > manager fp Bah ching

0. W. Sze Taisho

of Stationery, Groceries, Surgical Dress-

Tai Fong Investment Co.—45, Kiukiang ings, Ghaotung Road; Teleph. 90716;etc.

Fire-fighting Pumps, P.O.—Box

22,

Road; Tele;ph. 15887 895; Cable Ad: Osstaisho

Tai Foong & Co.—255, Nanking Road; Takaiwa & Co., K., Coal, Railway

Telephs. 94109. and. 92814 Materials, General Import and Ex-

port Merchants—320, Szechuen Rd.;

Tai LqonG & Co.—875, Bubbling Well Ad Teleph. 12182; P.O. Box 1441; Cable

Road; Teleph. 35694 : Takaiwa

P. K. Takaiwa, proprietor

Tai Ping Fire and Marine Insurance Tarawa & Co.—191, Yates Road;

Co., Ltd. — Kincheng Building 212, Teleph 35867

Kiangse Road; Teleph. 18004; Cable

Ad;Oei Taipinginc

r

fjoe, chairman Tanaka & Go., K.—715, Avenue Joffre;

Y. M, Chien, mahagin^ 1 director Teleph, 75104

Y. Hou, do . TaneveryKahclass Kee of& Co., Manufacturers

S. M. Tong,

T. M. Chow,

do. '

do. Rubber Goods — 371,of

F. B. Hsu, do. Nanking Road; Teleph. 90988

Head Office (Shanghai) Tankai & Co., Building Contractors

T. M. Chow, general manager —80, Bubbling Well Road; Teleph.

H. N. Ting, assistant mgr. 91212; P.O. Box 890; Cable Ad:

K. P. Wang, do. Tankai

A3a0 SHANGHAI

Tass Nbws Agency—-Room ,500, 20, uj & m 'X £ ± m

Canton Road; Teleph. 18454; Cable Teh sze ku ho y'au kiincf sze ' ;

Ad: Tass .

Texas

Products—itCo, (China),

&•, S.Ltd.,

BankThe,Building,

Petroleum12,

H Kang Using The Bund; Teleph. 11566 (7 lines); P.O.

Tata & Co., B., D., Mercbants and Com- Box 1321; Cable Ad : Texaco

mission

Teieph. Agents—6-10,

80928; Cable Rue

Ad: Woo du Consulat;

Fraternity- General Management ,

Directors—B. D. Tata, Zui Yuan, W. H. Pinckard, managing director

B. P. Mehta P. F. Le Fevre, general manager

Agencies' J. B. Wolston/director of operations

ZoongYih SingCotton

CottonMill,

Mills,Ld.Ld. F. H. Sykora, general auditor

Tung Marketing Division

N. F. Xavier, supt., gasoline dept.

Taylor Garage, Ltd.—96, Rue Cardinal

Mercier; Teleph. 70050; Cable Ad : G.William

A. Repko, Mayger,

supt.,supt., keroseneoil dept,

lubricating dept.

Tayloranco J. J. McLaehlan

S. T. Tai | H. D. Dennis

€ lIM ^ Kofulai Accounting Division

Teesdalk, Newman A Co. (formerly Tees- C.R. B.A. Thomson,

Warren, chiefasst, accountant

general auditor

dale, Newman & McDonald), Solicitors Kurt

and Advocates—59, Peking Road (Ewo R. O. Ziergler

Bauld I P. J. Jennings

Buildings); Teleph. 13824; Cable Ad: S. H. Saunders | E. Eymard

-feandah; Codes: (PTniversal

WesternBentley’s

Union A.B.C. 5th and 6th edns., Terminal-Packing Operations

edns.), and Rime’sand 5-letter C. W.W. P.Ball, chiefterminal

Irwin, clerk supt.

Kenneth Edward solicitor

E. L. Hartopp, Newman, solicitor A. Caldwell, asst. do.

B. F. Johnson, do.

# ‘i in % m e tj f Engineering and Construction

Te li fung ken ivv, hsien tien pop E. M.C. Stocker,

G. Collinschiefandengineer

B. Levkovitch,

Telefunken (East Asiatic Telegraph

Co.) Wireless Telegraph and Telephone General engineers

seManufacturers

Road; Teleph.& Engineers—218,

15400; P.O. BoxKiang- 1040; K. H. Robinson, asst, to managing dir.

H. S. Waved, supt., shipping dept.

Cable Ad: Motor . ,! A.R. J.M. Hayes,

Lonborg,office

personnel

& Talai B. Rowoldt, chief asst. dept.

creditmah - 1

Telge & ScHROETBR, Merchants, Eng- A.F. Bush,

P. Eymard, statistician

ineers and Contrac'tors'-i-BSO,. Szechuen

Road; Telephs. 16233-4, 137i)9. (En- Vang Shoir Ling, legal clerk dept.

chief, stenographic

gineering Dept.); P.O. Box 715; Shanghai District

Cabel Ad: Telge L. A. Scotchmer, district manager

A. Berg S. K. Svensen, district accountant

H.H. Rix, signs per pip.

(liters

W. Neugehaue.r K.A.Conway

W, Bowler

Clements

H. Chow Y.G. J.P, A.LiuKnox

A. Canetti

A. Raucholz, engineer-' : 5 ;1 F. M. Chu D.L, McMillan

C. Luehr, dept ir g. S-

W. D- Hanna Y.Mrs.B. D.Russakoff

Greenberg Watts

H. Stolenberg-Lerche Z. S. Kiang D. W. Wear

H. Ross

RudBerg | Mrs. Tse

Textile Products, Ltd.—-16a, Kiukiang ]

^ IS ^llen Road; Teleph. )5744

ESDORPF, Haxnig & .Coj, Marine Experts,

Marine and Cargo Surveyors—11 Thams, B., Shipbroker—4, French Bund;, j

Studley Avenue; Teleph. 50057 Teleph, 82377; Cable Ad: Chartering

 SHANGHAI A351

Theatre Supply Co., Ltd.--30, N. Soo-

chow Road; Teleph. 41954 Thoresen C CO., O.; Steamship Agents and

| Brokers, Paper Agents and Merchants—

Thesmar & Co., J.—45j Kiukiang Road; Cable 110, Szechueh RoadljTeiepbs. 11881-2;

Telephs. 18596, 1987.8 and I fNUO Adi Thoresen

O.B.Thoresen

m Do teh W. Enger

A. Thoresen 1 Miss L. Chu

Theodor & RAwlins, Tea Exporters and R. M. Alarakia Miss A. Chu

General

Peking Road;, Produce

P. O. BoxMerchants — Ad:

908; Cable 157, Agencies

Telotj' pe Norwegian, Africa and Australia Line

Wrn. Theodor, partner (Wilh. Wilhelmsen)

E. F. Seymour, do. Fern Line

P. W. Beavan, . do.. Klaveness Line

A.C.G. M: Halley,

Clark manager

| C. R.G. Hff m Koemin

Thornycroet & Co.,. Ltd., John 1., En-

gineers and Shipbuilders, Marine Motor

Thomas, K. H., Gentlemen’s Tailor and and Motor Vehicle Manufacturers,

'Shirt Maker^24, Nanking Road; Tfeldph. Thornycroft Water Tube Boilers, Coal

12608; P.O. Box 1019; Cable Ad: Thoma or—Robert Oil Fuel, Thornycroft Oil 1'uel System

Dollar Building, 51, Can-

Thomas, Pavitt & Co., Manufacturers’ ton Rdad; Teleph. 14270; P.O. Box

361; Cable Ad : Thornycroft

Representatives—410, Szeehuen Road;

Teleph. 12379.; P.O. Box 907; Cable Ad: Thriftcor Bank—(Nee Banks)

Tamtallos

Thompson & Cb.—118; Avenue Joffre; Thunder Electric Co.—403, Avenue

Teleph. 8{>460 ’ Foch; Teleph. 82978

^ m m Tien Ghang Paper Mill Co.—Con-

Thomson

—20, Scrutiny;

Ad: Canton Road; Teleph.

Codes: 16355;

A.B.C; 4thCable

and : Tien Chu Ve-Tsin Manufacturing

Bentley’s Co.—429, Ningpio Road; Telephs.

E. S. Wilkinson, A.c.A. ; ^ 92024, 90012 . '■}

L.L. T.Stedman,

Beddow,a.c.a.

a.c.a.(Tientsin)'

: (Peibing)

1 Tien Hsien Electric Supply Oo.—

G.B. O.A. Blaker,

Buyers, A.C.A.

e.a. ' 829, Peking Road; Teleph. 93876

!

F.I. E. Roberts, a.c.a. G. Maurider (Hbhgkong) Ji$ & % Ji Tien i]l ve mo chan9

M. C. Hal ton, c.a. Tien

C.A. L.E. Paiiton,

Millard, a.c.a.

a.c.a. of VeIn Mo

Ve Gourmet

Mo Factory, Manufacturers

Powder and Sauce

W. Marsay, a.c.a,- - (Sodium

1060, Glutamate)—No.

Whashing Road. No. 12 Factory:

Factory:

C. V. F. Spink * 823, Kwenming Road; Telephs. 50172

H. V.

A. C. KewH. Brewer and 50544, Sales_ Office: 51, Chefoo

M. Ne Speyer ' Road; Teieph. 94809

-G;vV. Campbell

O. Franklin Tien Lun Woollen Goods Co.—1350,

K. W. Greiner Robison Road; Teleph. 35034

Miss1 D. Taylor

Miss ©; Hykbs ;Tj.en Yuan ElkcArochemical

Mrs. A. AT. Vellis Ltd.—Factory: 420, BrenanWorks, Road;

London Agents: Teleph. 29523. Olhce: 176, Rue du

Viney Price and Goodyear, c.a., 8, St. M P.archeN. ; Woo, Telephs., 80090, 80099

managing director ,

Martins-Le-Grand, London, E;C.l.

A352 feHANGHAI

Tien Zung Yuen Silk Co.—6, North E. F. Toeg .

Wusaeh Road; Teleph. 91370 C. K. Wong

Agents for

m ^ Teh lee British American Assurance Co.

Tilley, Percy,Road,

Architect Cie. Frahoo-Ameriean 1 d’Assur-

H ungjao West andof Surveyor—

Millington ance

Camp; Teleph. 29577; Cable Ad: Tillimb

Ting Fung Rayon and Cotton Co.— Toeej ku HTrading Co., .Twgfoh General Importers

—9, Hankow Road; Teleph 92217 and Exporters—110, Szechuen Road; P.O.

Titania—148, Rue Gaston Khan; Box Tofuku

1131; Teleph. 15912; Cable Ad:

Teleph. 70684

Toa Seima Kaisha, Ltd., Jute Mills —93, 3 & Get « $ IK

Hankow

897 Road,] Teleph. 14473; P.O. Box TokioTong Chine) pao ski&ti kitng sze

Ltd. Marine and Firein Insurance

(Incorporated Co.,, j•

Japan), Fire,

& m m & Marine, Motor Car,— Chartered

War Risk Bank and

Hau jee ei hung sze General Insurance

Building, 18, The Bund; Teleph. 15195;

Tobacco

Importers Products Corporationof(China),

and Manufacturers Tobacco CableJ. Aoki,

Ad: Tokmarinco

and Cigarettes—45, Kiukiang Road; acting

J. A. Laing manager

Peach | M. Otsuka

Teleph. 15413; P.O. Box 905;

Ad: Melachrino. Factory and Supply Cable C. V. Jensen, accountant

Dept.: 200, Yulin Road; Telephs. 50046-7 Z. V. Mo, marine dept.

K, C. Chang, lire dept.

Directors— T. M. Chien

R. M. Ellis, president (New York)

O.(NewH. York;

Chalkley, vice-president a # s 4t* u # m

W. R. Johnson, managing director ToJcwa Bosehi Kaisha

O. D. Terrell, secretary and treas. Tokvva Boseki Kaisha, tlTD. (Tokwa

Accounting Dept. Cotton

Manufacturers —Co.,Head

Spinning Ltd.),.Cotton

Office; Yarn

1687, 1

H. G. Porter Ward Road: Teleph. 51Q79. Town Officer

, Manufacturing Dept.

J. S. Love, assist, manager 7, K.Hankow Road; Teleph. 12534

B. H. McChesney, factory supt.

Leaf Dept. H. Yokoo,

Ishida, president

ruang. director

J. "S. Love S. Kawasaki, do. , :

S. Dan, chief engineer

Engineering Dept, Tong Hai Kef, Fur and Skin Co.— I

F. Staley H10, Hupeh Road; Teleph. 91884

Tong Mow Tobacco Leaf Co.—29,.

Tobacco Products and Distributors, Rue Colbert; Teleph. 84976

Inc.- 1548,' Baikal Road; Teleph. Tonying Silk Trading Co. — 88 «|

51000 Museum Road; Teleph. 13275 r

Tobacco Trading Corporation, Leaf Toong Yue Steam Navigation Co.,

Tobacco

Telephs. Merchants—330, Szeclmen Rd.; Ltd.—498, Peking Road; Teleph.

Cable Ad:18283 and 17559; P.O.

Freebac Box 5666; 91521

^ ilil ^ fP H fg Hsin chebng

Toeg, E. F., Real Estate, Mortgages, Topas Trading Co'.,‘ jB., Manufacturers,

tral Arcade: Telephs. 13120, 13129; ohuen Road;andTeleph.

Rentals and Insurances—18-9, Cen- Importers ExportBrs^-UO, Sze-

13840; Cable

P.O. Bok 999 Ad: Topas

 SHANGHAI A 3 53

Toporealty, Surveyors and Civil Trade Union Corporation. — Con.

Engineers, Land and Estate Emp., Nanking) Road; Teleph. 92654

Agents, Dealers in Surveying In-

struments—9, Quai de France; Tel. Transocean News Service—299, Sze-

83306 ; Cable Ad : Toporealty chuen Rpad; Teleph. 12025

L. A. Viborel, c.e., e.i.m., manager

Tory u Yoko, Importers and Exporters of Travel Advisers, The, Passenger

Machinery, Tools, Supplies and General

Hardware—171-3, Boone Road; Teleph. Booking Agents—208, Dollar Build-

41458; P.O. Box 3113; Cable Ad: ing, 5, Canton Road; Teleph. 11775

Toryuyoko. Head Office: Osaka, Japan (2 Seth lines) ; Cable Ad : Adviser

W. Clark

J. Hennemann

fr SE M Sf Tou yao kee hong C. M. Vise

Tou Yao Kee &. C., General Mer- A. C. Seidel

chants, Land and Estate Agents— Mrs. E. da Silva

59, Hong Kong Road; Teleph. Triangle Motors, Fed. Inc., U.S.A.—

13999; Cable Ad : Touyaoting 99, Route Cardinal Mercier ; Teleph.

ft m & mm 70159; Cable Ad : Triangle

Me slung she who pan hsien hong Tsen Sun Yue Kee Lumber Co.—18,

Toussaint Insurance Office, H.—110, The Bund; Teleph. 13396; Cable

Szechuen Road;Telephs. 10611 and 14271 Ad : Tsensun

H. TousSaint

Chu

K. J. Yea

Yang,Pmg, Chinesesigns

in-charge, Manager

per pro. Tseng & Tang Partners, Real 'Estate,

H. C. Wm. Chu, signs per pro. Mortgage and Insurance Con.

Emp., Nanking Road; Teleph. 93345

Tung mien

Toyo Menra Kaisha, Ltd. (Oriental TsiangSing Chao, Chartered Accountant

—19, Siking Road; Teleph. 14196

Cotton Trading Co., Ld.), Cotton,

Yarn and Cotton Piece Goods Mer- Cotton

chants and Commission Agents—185, TsunG Hwa Embroidery Co.—M4,

Szeohuen

878; CableRoad; Teleph. 13894; P.O. Box Foochow Road; Teleph. 90738

Ad: Tohyohwata Tu Chen Silk Weaving Factory—811,

Toyo Tobacco Leaf Co., Ltd., Import- North Szechuen Road; Teleph. 43656

ers of Cigarette Paper and Tobacco

Leaf, and Exporters of Cigarettes

and Tobacco Leaf — 2, Magnolia Ter- Tutory—472, Chin Sheng Silk Weaving Fac-

Hankow ^RoaR ; Teleph.

race, North Szechuen Road; Teleph. 93565

46375; Cable Ad: Toyohatabako

ToYoda Cotton Spinning and Weaving Teh zeang

Co.,

21929Ltd.—200,

and 21927;Jessfield

P.O. BoxRoad;

3070 Tel'ephs. Tuck Chang & Co., Ltd., Jewellers,

Gold and Silver Smiths,, Watch

1 Trachsler, Ltd., J. H., Importers—

Repairers, Dealers, in Precious

133, Yuen Ming Yuen Road ; Teleph. Broadway; Stones, Watches and Curios—67,

, 19133; P.O. Box 2080; Cable Ad: Teleph. 42923

! ' Traxleras. Head Office: Berne, Tuck Chong Silk Co.—219, NingpO

Switzerland Road; Teleph. 94633

W. Bolliger

Agencies

Dr. A- Wander rLtd., Berne (Ovomal- Tuck Foong Paint Co.—4, Oanlton

Road; Teleph. 90661

tine)

Thorens Gramophone Works, St. Tuck Loong Chong PaOer Co.--32,

Dr.Croix

Kade, Berlin (AstlbrndlySin, etc.) Kiangse Road ; Teleph. 11942

-

A354 SHANGHAI

Tuck Tax, Straw-hat' Exporters—190, Tung Yih ■ Cotton Mill, Ltd.—30,

Peking Road; Teleph. 13730; Cable Mokanshan Road; Teleph. 32067

Ad : Tucktai

Tuck Tax os Co.-—342, Avenue Edward Tung Yih Trust Co., Ltd.—384, Peking

Road; Teleph. 901 JO; Cable Ad:

VII.; Teleph. 98046 Tunyitruco

& m $ m m Tung Yu Bros.---508,-'Szechuen Road;

Tuch .chong fan chou chong Teleph. 10869.;

Tuck Chong Wcaving Factory, Manu-

facturers of Towe]s-+i43,iiNorth Haining Tunky Engineering Co.—659, Che-

Road; Teleph. 40290 kiang Road; Teleph."93486

® ft # ft M Turner & Co., J. E. (Bradford), Woollen

'i'uh yao $ien li sze Piece Goods — 128, Museum Road;

Tuck, Joseph, Law and Accounting Office Teleph. 19329; Cable Ad: Jetpelham

—Lane 124, 9, Rfurkill Road; Teleph.

92570; P.O. Box 480; Cable Ad: Joetuck

g Joseph Tuck,, i.l.b., b.b.a., ll.m.c.a.,

attorney f’J Oo liman ,

chartered aodacct. counsellor-at-law, (Jllmann & Co., J., Watch Manufacturers

Jewellers,

Dealers—118, Opticians and

Nanking Fancy. Goods

Road; Peiping,

and at

Tuckson Co.^291,Foochow Road; Hankow, Hongkong, Tientsin,

Teleph. 90352 Chaux-de-fonds and Paris; Teleph. 10329

Tuck Tax Iron

makers, Works, Engineers,

Moulders— 31, Point Boiler-

Road; gf Mei Zung

Teleph. 51753; Cable Ad: Foundry Ultramar Import Co., Importers of

Silk, Art Silk, Woollen, Cotton

Tuck WARD Co.—152, Canton Road; Piece Gopds and Woollen Yarns,

Teleph. 19915 Sundries, etc.—Union Building, 17,

Canton Road; Teleph. 12316; Cable

Tung An S.S. Co.—149, Szechuen AdE.: Ultramar' R. Stegmaier

Road; Teleph: 12962 T. C:'Char,1 cpmpradore '

Tung Hai Insurance Co.—149, Sze-

chuen Road; Teleph. 12363 ^ Tien Zun

Tung Chang Co., Exporters and Umrigar ants''aha

Brothers, -Cotton Merch-

Commission Agent—264,

Smelt^rg—356,

leph. 95289; Cable Peking

Ad: Road;

Taoli Te- Ad: Kiangse Road; Teleph. 12705; Cable

jiJuirigar

Tung Mow 1 Co., Ship Chandlers, Underwood Typewriter Department

Hardware ' ^#epti.

Broadway; Mei’cliants,

41587 etc.—129, Road (Dodwell & :Co., Ltd.)—17. Cahtpn

Tung Tax Trading Cq., Importers,

porters, General Merchants and Manu- Ex-

facturers’ Representatives — 21, Siking Underwriters Savings Bank For 'the

Road;

L. W.Teleph.

Chen, 19954; Ad: Tungtai Far Fast, Inc.— {See Banks)

Cabledirector

managing

C. S. Chen, manager JN1UJN ASSUKAJNUE OOLUETY, L/l’D.

Tung Woo Industrial Co.—49, Hoo- Teleph. Union Building,- 17, Canton Road;

peh Road; Teleph. 92668 13407 (4 lines); P.O. Box

309; Cable Ad: Cuaco

 SHANGHAI A355

Union Book

Hoad; Teleph. 32248Store—1124, Bubbling Wei Union Import (Syndicate, Ltd., Gen-

eral Merchants, Commission Agents,

Provisions, Flour, Wines, Confec-

^ ^ if m ± tionery and Household Sundries—

3, Hankow Road; Teleph. 14771 ;

Sfiang hai be chu hing'sze Cable Ad : Unimporsyd

Union Brewery, Ltd. (incorporated United Trading Co., Ltd., gen. mgrs.

inSzechuen

Hongkong)—Wayfoong House, 220, Directors—F.

Z. F. Chang,C.Y.Vee,C. WooF. ^C.

and Ling,

C. C.

Road; .Teleph. 18765; P.O.Box Yai

866;

1420, Cable

Gordon Ad:

Hoad;Unionbeer.

Teleph. Brewery:

30209 Y. P. Woo, sales manager

J. F. Maqgregor, director K. J. Char, treasurer

Frithjof Hoehnke, do. £ ■ Pan an

F. H. Davey, do.

G. B. Sabelstrom Union Insurance Society of Canton,

P.Mrs.Symons

G. E. Brockett Ltd., Fire, Marine, Automobile and

T.W.Hoeltzer, Householder Insurance—Yangtsze In-

Hollman,chief

assist,brewmaster

do. surance Building, 26, The Bund; Teleph.

12981;

M. Werner,

K.P. A.vonMoe

do.

Vacano| S. I. Smith G. G.Cable Ad: Union

Franklin, branch . manager

A. R. D. Wilson C. A, Gonsalves

Seth, Turner & Co , secretaries L. G. E. Ram age E. Sanchez

H.

F. M.E. Gonsalves

Orr M rs. B. Bland

Miss H.M. Miilgan

Union Church—(See under Churches) Fire Dept.

A. C. Hay

Union Construction Co.,—77, Tunsin RH. C.M.M.Pereira

Swan |I G.M issM.Z.Silva

Moscepan

Road : Teleph. 21827 Accounting Dept.

W.C.F.M.Leckie, a.c.a.

Sequeira IG. G. Deitz

Union Dispensary—1313, N. Szechuen J.A.dosRemedies A.A.dosRemeiiios

Road; Teleph. 43612; Cable Ad: F. J. A. Marques 111. Rhy.ssrJones

6887

Motor Dept.

Union Electric Service Corporation G. C. Nazer . .

—419, Avenue Joffre; Teleph. 84212

Cable Ad: Unelectric ^ & m 7K m ±

Union Estate Co.—Q9, Tientsin Road; Union Marine Yu nijig shit s/de kv,?ig sze

Teleph. 91907 & General Insurance.

Co., Ltd., of Liverpool (Far

I Union Food Sales & Co. — 121, Rue Telephs. Eastern Branch)—59, Peking Road ;

Dufour; Teleph. 72856 14649 and 12360; P.O. Box

719; Cable Ad: Unicromb

H.L.M.A.Hind,

Smith manager

*f # m M Chu-fu-yang-hong F. A. Inglis,. F.d.i.i. j A. A. Lopes

Union Franco Chinoise de Navigation C. Austin, A.ci.i. [j J.'1'. M.Saito

jl!It (I’rench)—25,

82350; P.O. Rue Boxdu226.Consulat;

Head Teleph.

Office : (Hongkong)

F. A. Earnan i . 1

Portaria

P' Chungking.

■ - kow, Ichang and WanhsienBranches: Shanghai, Han-

R.Hong

Jaminet, manager Union Mobiliere (Societe Fraucaise

Hsin Yu, acct. manager de Banque, de Placements)—1, Rue

Chang Ming Chow, shipping clerk Montauban; Telephs. i82162h82163;

i Capt. A. Boreal, (s.s. “ Fook Yuen ”) Cable Ad : Mobiliere,:

Capt. Santini, (s.s. Fook Tung”) Union Motors (Fed. Inc., U.S.A.), Motor

Union Import Co.—21, Chaotung Road; Cars, Repairs, Body"Building, etc.—444,,

Avenue Foch; Teleph. S0062; Cable Ad:

Teleph. 91920 Unionmotor joIsT ;b J

Asrye SHANGHAI

Union. Oil Go. of California,—Sassoon

House; Telopb. 19518; Cable Ad: Unoco United^Book & H- # $m

and Stationery Co., Whole-

f m m 7* sale Dealers in Books and .Stationery—

64, Nanking Road; Teleph. 16.844; P.O.

Un: ni?i dai. a von BoxF. 256; Cable Ad: Stationers

D. Mortimer, proprietor

Union Pharmacy, Dispensers and Drug- A. T. Kwee, mgr. stationery

gists—760, Avenue Jolfre; Teleph. 73632; dept.

Cable Ad: Liosnolf

T. J.L. Zia,

A. Wee, accountant

compradoi;e

Union Realty & Investment Co., Inc.

—114, Peking Road; Teleph. 16743; United China Syndicate, Lin.—Sassoon

P.O. Box 1502; Cable Ad; Uraic House; Teleph. 13143; P.O. Box

Union Stationery Supply Co.—36, Mang 2049; Cable Ad : Uchis

Tsiiig Loong; Teleph. 4571.3 United Chinese Artists Corporation—

Union Steamships Agency—51, Canton 190, Peking Road; Teleph. 13986

Road; Telephs. 19076, 14184 and 11706;

Cable Ad; Unionships United

Ningpo Commercial

Road; Teleph.Corporation—40,

14863

Morris I. Soulevich

Jarbin Chaung

United Drug

Union Traders of Shanghai—Con. Emp., port Pruggists, Dealers Co.,. Ltd., Import and Ex-

Nanking Road; Teleph. 94163 Instruments, Photographicin ..SurgicalGoods—

Union Trading Co., Importers and Ex- 410-412, Rue du Consulat; Teleph. 84207

porters—llO, Jinkee Road;

17663; Cable Ad: Untraco; Codes used:Teleph.

Bentley’s, A.B.C. 5th and 6th edn., and United Kingdom Tobacco Co., Ltd.—

620, Szechuen Road; Teleph. 11930;

Western Union Cable Ad: Darporient

Union Trust Co —6, Kiukiang Road; United Leaf Tobacco Co. —12, The

Teleph. 13881 Bund; Teleph. 14794

Union & Co.—24, Nanking Road; Teleph. United Leather Goods Co.—180, Peking

19026 Road; Teleph. 12773

Union Underwriters of China—299, United Manufacturers Electric Co.,

Szechuen Road; Teleph. 17742 Importers and Exporters—150, Peking

Road; Teleph. 19391; Cable Ad: Urnecos

Unique Eilm Production Co., Ltd., K. Lee | S. H. Woo

The, (under the management of United Mercantile Co.—378, Peking

Shaw Bros. )ttt232:, Route Gaston Road; Teleph. 94222

Kahn ; T< lephs. 70566 (Gen. Office),

75250 (Manager Office); Cable Ads:

Shawbros and 6730. Branch Offices: United Motor Co.—855.' Avenhe Road;

116, Robinson Road, Singapore; Teleph. 32449; Cable Ad: Nited-mOtor

Cable Ad : Unfilproco. 21, Brewster

Road, Ipoh, F.M.S. ; Cable Ad: United Petroleum Trust of1 u,s.s.r.

Oriental; 361, Bhisthien Bridge, fSoyuzneft)—20, Canton Road ; Teleph.

Bangkok, Siam ; Cable Ad : Shaw ; 19978

248, Hennessy Road, Hongkong;

Cable Ad : 6730

Runjy Shaw, managing director United Photo-Play Service Ltd.—72,

Hongkong Road; Teleph. 10621

Runde Shaw, sub-mgr.

United Press Associations of

United BondTeleph.

Investment America-—>147, Sassoon House; >Ter

king Road; 12671 Co.—57, Nan- leph. 19466; Cable Ad: Unipress

 SHANGHAI A357

United Products—225,

Teleph. 90051 Nanking Hoad; & & fcmmm

United States Rubber Export Co.,

United Services Association—(See Ltd., Clothing,Importers of Tyres,Lines--Sas-

Mechanical Footwear,

' Associations) soon House; Teleph. 19550; P.O. Box

520 ; Cable Ad : Rubexport

United Shanghai Underwriters Rubexport

Nanking Hoad; Teleph, 95562 — 390, J. W. Moss, manager

% % wTm n m

United States Steel Products Co.—

United States Court for China— Union Building, 17, Canton Road;

248, Kiangse Hoad; Teleph. 11199; Teleph. 16329; Cable Ad: Steelyard

Cable Ad: Uscourt United Theatres, Ino.—Grand Thea-

.fudge—M. J. Helmick tre Building, Burkill Road; Teleph.

District Attorney—Felthan

U.S. Marshal—E. L. Faupel Watson 34260

Deputy Marshal—Arthur

Clerk—W. T. Collins Peterson

Assist. Clerk—L. Wiley

F. Kenake United Tobacco -Stores, Tobacconists,

Reporter—Helen Importers of and Dealers in Cigars,

Commissioner—W. T. Collins, (acting) Cigarettes, Tobacco, and Smokers’ Re-

Stenographers— Gertrude True and Nanking and quisites; Commission

Road; Teleph.

Agents—54,

12868; P.O. Box

S. Dasmarinas 424; Cable Ad: Tobacco

United States Dept, of Agriculture fii & m n H ^ 3-

—Room 113, Sassoon House; Teleph. Huh juen ying nih yu han hung sue

19098; Cable Ad: Shangusda United Trading Co., Ltd., House,

O. L. Dawson, commissioner Land and Estate Agents, Architects

F. J. Rossi ter, assist, do. and BuildingCanton

Contractors and

F>red Taylor,

■ specialist principal marketing Brokers—162, Road; Teleph.

Anita Scholen, stenographer 14771; Cable Ad : • 882i2

Mrs. Rowena Burnell, do. United Trust Society—131, Museum

L.S. E.Y. Feng,

Tsao, technical

translatorassist. Road; Teleph. 14617

T- Kumano, do. G. D. Chelmis

Universal Advertising Agency — 93,

Avenue Road, Teleph. 90987

Tamei Icwolc shih shu shang vm ts’an tsan Universal Electro Plating Co.—536,

United States Department of Com- Range Road; Teleph. 41550

merce—3, Canton Road; Telephs. Universal Enoixeering-Co.—209, Auen

115043-5; P.O. Box 605; Cable Ad: Ming Yuen Road; Teleph. 15991

Amcomat

Commercial Attach^—Julean Arnold Universal Insurance Underwriter—

Assist.

CalderCommercial Attache—A. Bland 33, Szechuen Road; Teleph. 19095

n & m m m m

United States Fire Insurance Co.—27, Mai gwok yen yi hi^ng sze

The Bund; Teleph 15868 Universal Leaf Tobacqo Co. of China

United States Navy Purchasing and porters-— 1,Tobacco Inc, Leaf Exporters and15654

Im-

Disbursing Office—Rooms 414-6, 3, (2 lines); P. O.The- Bund;

Box 913; Teleph.

Cable Ad: Ultoco

Canton Road; Teleph. 15102-3 J. E. Covington, president

, Capt. L. W. Jennings, jr. (s.c.) G. A. Arbogast, vice-president

U.S.N, C. E. Sutherland, do.

 SHANGHAI

Universal Mercantile Co.—452, Kiangse Van Chong Electro Plating Works—

Road; Tel^ph. 16876 797, Seward Road; Teleph. 51928

in & vc & m m Van Hu Real Estate Co:—41, Kiukjng

Universal Pictures Corporation of Road; Teleph. 17396

China—623, Szechuen Road; Teleph.

14978; P.O. Box 565; Cable

Agencies: Ad: Unfilman, Van Reekum Bros., Ltd., Suppliers

Hankow andHongkong,Harbin Canton, Tientsin, ofThe Paper to Importers only—12,

Bund; Teleph. 15846; Cable

Universal Provident Society, Ltd.—110, Ad: Reekupapie

Kiangse Road; Tolepk. 12052 ® ^ Van siring in

University Press -38, Avenue Edward Van Shing

VII; Teleph. 13771 Merchants—955. Ayetiue Joffre; Telephs.

Unkel, H. J.—Lane 660. House No. 11, 73596, (Retail) and 73595 (Wholesale!

Seymour Road; Teleph. 32088; Cable Vassiliev, C. C-, Consulting Civil ■ Eng-

Ad: Unkel ineer — 9a. Hankow Road (Flat 20);

fffj Fuh tai Teleph. 10933 ;

Upson Paint Co., Inc., Importers, Ex- Vassos Store Co., Provision and Wine

porters, Contractors,

corators—24, The Bund;Painters

Teleph.and12008;

De- Merchants, Wholesale and Retail—

Cable Ad: Paintupaco 561-3, Avenue Joffre; Teleph. 82689;

Cable

B. S. Ad: Vassos mgr.

Karagrigoris,

Used Car Mart—410, ne Bourgeat; P.

Teleph. 73047 N. S. Karagrigorispartner

Ch. Deliyannis,

8.Nestor

A. Mandah'dis

Wop Zong

V. I. AuctioneeRiNc Co., Ltd. —122,

Canton Road; Telepb. 17017

Vacuum Oil Go.(See Soeony-Vacuum Vee Loo Advertising ^ H Ji it

Corporation) Co., General

Advertising: Agents—290, Shantung

Road; Teieph. 9555/6

h m ■% % T. L. Wang, nmnauer

Damian Woo, assist, manager

Pan ka sin'/ honq

Vajda & (70., G.j Importers and Exporters Velliot, Santelli, Paris, Vieron, Drs.—

—300,

Cable Ad: S/pchuen

VajdacoRoad; Teleph. 11766; 461, Avehiie Joffre; Teleph. SHOO

G.V.Vajda. manager| S. H. Mob

Export B.Dept.Podpakb Veinerman & Sons, Jacob—495, Honan

Road; Teleph. 95187

L. Klausner

Technical Dept. Ven Sing Educational Suptly:Co.-tL7,

AgileDept.

Drug Electric Welding, Berlin-London Canton Road, Teleph. 03497 ' '

B. L.F. Vegh

Bleyer Venturi, F., Provision and Wine Mer-

Mrs. E. Sprenger | W. T. Chen chant, and Naval Contractor—430,

Szechuen

Venturi Road; Teleph. 10858; Cable Ad:

Vakharia

29, Szechuen Road; Telephs. 10605 U. Azzaretli, signs pfer pro. ■

and 14066; Cable Ad: Courage

Venus Advertising Co.— 413, Hankow

Valet Service Co., Contractors

Chemical Dry—Clean- Road; Teleph. 91861

ing and Dyeing Head

Office:

63315. 600, Avenue Joffre; Teleph. Venus Trading Co—378, Peking Road*

Teleph. 94908

 SHANGHAI

^ 0 Von lat # W m tk

Yeeitas

Marine Insurance

Insurance—3,Co.,Edward

Ltd., Ezra and Vogel, Jr., Dr. Werner,- Rechtsan-

Fire Rd.;

Telephs. 18769 (2 lines); Cable Ad: Yuen Road;Office)A-133,

walt (Law Yuen: Ming

Teleph. .18567; Cable

Sluytersco

H. C. A. van Someren, manager Ad: Vogel

Miss M. Druen, secy/ sten.

T. Y. Shen, interpreter

Vernal Trading- Co.—29, Yuen Ming

Yuen Road; Teleph. 14406 M m Fohha

Volkart Brothers; Eav/ Oottbn Mer-

Zfc Kung sing chants, Impbrterk of ‘Shgar, ' Riee,

Viccajee & Co., Ltd., F., (Incorporated Avenue Wheat and Other ' PMlffi'o ‘M.

in Hongkong) Paper ancL Stationery, 15063 (3 lines); Edward VII.; Telephs.

Merchants and Coiumissipn, Agents - P.O. Box 632; Cable

132, KiangseROad; Teleph; .14218; Cable Ad: Volkart

Ad: Viccajee C. L. Wanger, manager, signs per

F. Viccajee H. Beerlie do. pro.

R. V. Solina I O. Ra.m-Chow R. Von der Crone, do.

R.S. R.Viccajee

Soiina |I C-L.

C. Z. ,S?a

Loh < C. H. Groll, do.

W. Hegar (Tientsin)

W. Weingart

C. Muller I A. Kovalenko

) Victoria Theatre—410, Haining Rd.; S.J. Pereiria

Takeuchi |I J.MissB.

Mamleff

Teleph. 40864 VonBiiren

Victory Manufacturing Co., Ltd.—47, Sole Representatives:

po Road; Teleph. 19033 American Cotton Co-operative

Association, New Orleans

Victory Trading Co.—416, Szechuen Reinhart & Co., Alexandria,

Road; Teleph. 14143 Egypt ~;

Liverpool Uganda Co., Ltd.,

Vienna Furnishing & Decorating Co. Liverpool

—1017, Avenue Joffre; Teleph. 70493 Nichizui Trading Co., Ltd., Osaka

and Tokyo

^ E loony Volta Electric Co.—652-4, Avenue Joffre;

Viloudaki & Co. (Fed. Inc. • U.S.A.), Teleph. 72910

Merchants and Commission Agents—

59,

1226; Peking Road; Ad: Teleph 12732; P.O. Box Volunteer Corps—{See under Muni-

N. A.Cable Viloudaki,Viloudaki

president cipal Council)

R, G. Viloudaki, vice-presdt. and treas. Wah An Fire & Marine Insurance Co.,

P. Chryssanthopoulos, do. secy. Ltd.—7, The Bund; Teleph. 11790

Miss S. Roberts ‘ f H. C. Kiang

n & m m m % m Wah Chong & Co.-230, Avenue Edward

Wei-lik-sun Yau Ildn Rung Sze VII; Teleph. 17985

Vit-Alexin (China), Ltd., Importers of Wah Dah Realty Co.—Con. Emp., Nank-

Biological Products—Glen Line Bldg.,

5th floor, 2, Peking Road; Teleph. 11910; ing Road; Teleph. 90114

Cable Ad: Vitalexin

E.A. M. Raymond, director

L. Alves, do. (Hongkong)

do. Wah Foong Flour Mill Co.—207, Tien-

F. M. Ellis, do. do. tsin Road; Teleph. 93034

Carl Bunje, do. (Shanghai)

Wah Fah & Co., Importers and Exporters

Vitukhnovsky

Yen Siclum, Road; Teleph. 41911

manager

Road; Teleph. 14076

A 360 SHANGHAI

tr f*" m & & m m Wall,

(Dr. Dr. A. D.,and

Marshall m.b.,Partners),

b.s., f.r.c.s.Medical

(Eng.)

Wah Foung & Co., Machinery, Tools, Practitioner—951, Avenue Foch; Tel-

Hardware and Metal Merchants; also eph. 73124

Railway, Mint, Arsenal, Mill and

Supplies, and Asbestos—A1296, Broad- Mine

way; Teleph. jHaf ;§£ Who. lun

Cable Ad: 538741775; Radio Ad: 8885; Wallem & Co., Shipowners, General

Wah Mei Electric Co., Electrical and ContractorsBrokers and Steamship Agents, Coal

Radio

ters Supplies,

of Contractors

Electrical and Impor- Road; Teleph.and61188

Accessories—48-13,

Merchants—10,

; Bernt

Cable Rein Canton

Ad: Wallem

Nanking Road; Teleph. 94122; Cable H. J. Wallem |

Ad: Wameieleco Sv. Frpland, signs per pro.

P. Wilson

Wah Ox Garage Co., Ltd.—118, Tien- Agents for

dong Road; Teleph. 40606 International

vefabrik A/S.Composition

Bergen, Norway and Far-

Bell’s

plies,Asbestos

Ld., and Engineering’Sup-

London

Wah

—824Yang Printing

Rbad; Co.,

Teleph.Wholesale Wallem

Miller 42121 Wallem vf&e Co/,

Co., A/S., Bergen, Norway

Hongkong

Wah Zung Cotton Mill—3,

Mathieu; Teleph. 81425 Rue Vincent

Walter

Teleph.& 51882

Co., Ltd.—64-66, Paoting Road;

Wahsoist' & 1 Co., Electric Factory-

General Office: 511/7, Fokien Road; Walter Hartmann, Manufacturers’

Tel. (Main Line) 95750. Factories: Representative, Importer-MBS, Yuen

729 & 999,, i’oint Road; Telephs. Ming Yuen Road, 5th floor. Room

52974 & 52391; Cable Ad: Wahson , .No. 502; Teleph. 10948; P.O. Bo*

1576; Cable Ad ; Hadoman

Wai Tz'tn Silk Co., Ltd., Manufacturers, Walter Hartmann

and C. Y. Sung, compradore

and Exporters of Raw Silk,

Broad Silks—20, SpunRoad;

Brenan Silk

Teleph. 20143; Cable Ad: Waitsun Walworth International Co., Pipes

WALFoao Trading Fittings, Valves, Tools, etc.—110,

Road; Teleph. 15338Co. — 106, Szechuen Box Szechuen Road; Teleph. 15672; P.O.

287;; Cable Ad: Walintco

Waltorp Vfall Paper Co..—475,

ling Well Road; Teleph. 34515; Cable Bubb-

Ad: Walpapco YY Pah ziang

Wanamaker, John, Exporters of Chinese

Manufactured Goods — 12, The Bund;

•$r !t! Foong yue Teleph. 18388; P.O. Box 1742; Cable Ad:

Walker Turner & Co- Ltd. (Successors Wanamaker

toMerchants

China andandJapan Trading

Agents—Chartered Co., Ltd,),

Bank Wang; i'Dr. Tomson S. — 214, Sassoon

Building, 18, The Bund; Teleph. 18862; Hopse, Teleph.

Corner18350

Nanking

P.O. Box 297; Cable

Heacl Office: Manchester Ad: Cejaytece. Bund; ' Road and

Richard Markham, manager Wang Tsze

Agencies

H. F. Gresham & Co., Ltd., Bradford ants, LegalKong

Registrars, Land,

& Co., Public

Advisers,

Estate Trade

and

Account-

Mark

Insurance

(Woollens and Umbrella Cloths)

Lurgan Weaving Co., Ltd., Lurgan Agents—114, Peking Road; Teleph. 16743

(Linen, Piece "goods and Linen Wang Tsze Kong, c.c.a.

Thread)

Frank Wang Yin Tai — 212, Kiangse Road;

Yarns)Slater Ltd,, Halifax (Woollen Teleph 13026

 SHANGHAI A3fil

Wang Yue Tai Tea Ob., Retail and

Wholesale Tea Dealers—197, Avenue WatsonIk & ISCo., ^A. S. Watvnsz (The Shanghai

Foch; Teieph. 8563S; Gable Ad: Pharmacy, Ltd.), Wholesale and Retail

Wangtea Chemists and Druggists; Dealers and

in

Photographic Supplies, Perfumery

Ward & Co., C. L. — 30'?, Continental Chemicals; chants— 25,Cigars and Cigarettes

Nanking Road; Mer-

Telephs.

Building; Teieph. 94607 18849 and 10887, Warehouse: Teieph.

10207, Ad:

Cable Beauty Salon: Teieph. 18848;

Dispensary

Ward

Road;& Teieph.

Co., China,51141Ltd.—177, Choufobng D. Mennie, managing director

J.J, S.S. Hay,

Chisholm, director

do,

Ward Engine & Iron Works—839, Ward

Road; Teieph. 52455 E.C. R.A. Barrett

Mair

C. K. Greaves

Miss T. Steinberg

Miss P. 1. Ellison

Ying kuo chi hong In kiigng mao e hung se Wholesale Dept. :

Ward, J. S. HayK. Anderson

hand Ltd. Tiios. W., Contractors

Machinery, (Sheffield), Second-

Biant, Miss

Rails, Scrap Metals,

Pumps, etc.—34, Museum Road;.Ships’ Engines, Beauty Salon : .

Teieph. 18557; P.O. Box 425; Cable Mrs.

Mrs. E.H. L.W.Boyde

Tamlyn

Ad: Wardsman West End Branch—1176-7,

Norman W. Key worth, resident Tech,

J. S. Chisholm,Teieph.

Well Road; manager30885Bubbling

representative

T. O. Wang, clerk

Eagle and Globe Steel Co., Ld., Miss E. L. Burak

managers for Hongkong and China §i 7); n k e a

Wardonia Agency—33, Szechuan Road; Ch’uck zung se chi say chong

Teieph. 19404 Watson’s Mineral Water Cg , Manu-

facturers of Aerated Waters and

Waren Trading 38, Co.,63,Importers Machine-made Ice — Town Office :

and 327,

Exporters—Lane Myburgh Rd.; Kiangse Road; Teieph. 12726;

Teieph. 32111; Cable Ad: Waren Factory: 420, Wayside Road; Tel.

50486; Cable Ad : Popwater

Warner

facturing

, iNe, William(Established

R., Manu- )I SI w°-y. ioon9

1856.)—668.

■ 1830: Szecjiuen Road; P.O. Box Wattie

Teieph. 14345; Cable Ad: Quickpill. and Commission & Co., Ltd., J.A., Financial, General

1 Head Office: 113, West 18th Street, New Agents; also at London,

York Soerabaya—93, Canton Road ; Tels.

16640 & 10756; P.Q. Box 566 ; Cable

Ad: Wavito

ijill 0 War ton A. J. Welch, director

\ (Watanmal Boolchand, Silks, Curios, Art C.C.C.L.

F. Shackleton, do.

Fitzu illiams,director(London)

IWork, Siik Lingerie and

h porters— 115, Hankow Road; Teieph. General Ex- W. E. Murphy, do. do.

12294; P.O. Box 956; .Cable Ad: D. Levy -f- Miss L. Nesvadba

Watanmal Way Cheong & Co., Ltd., Ironfound-

, L. N.Lekhraj,

Dingomal, manager

accountant ers, Engineers and Contractors—508,

E. Yuhang Road; Teieph. 52909

'PWaterlow & Sons, Limited—97, Jinkee Way Chong & Co., Hardware Mer-

i . Road; Telpph. 165.91 chants and General Contractors—

(8ed R. E i Erameis) 10.1, Kweichow Road; Tele} h. 93795

A362 SHANGHAI

Way Tax & Co., Importers of Hat and Wentworth and Axdrews, Exchange

Exporters, of Straw Hafs—190, Pe , and Bullion Brokers, Foreign Ex-

king Hoad; Teleph. 13730; P.O. Boxr change Brokers — 36x; Kinking Road;

Telephs. 16527 and 10283; Cable . Ad:

1797; Cable Ad: Tahsan Wentagie-ShanghaiCodes used: Peter-

L. S. Young, general 'mgr. son’s 3rd A.B.C. 5th Impr. Bentleys;

T. W. Chang, sub-mgr. P.O. Box 489

WAYSTDE ENOIXEERTXG AXI) ShTPBTTTLWXO

Works — 401, Wayside Road; Telepb. Wel| Road; Wrssels axd Bctrtox—1519, Bubbling

50335 Teleph, 31206

Wayside OodowXs — 61, Yangtszepoo gr Wei se

Road; Teleph. 51525 Wes?els, PI, C., Electrical ,Installations;

Electro-Plating — 24, Nanking' Rpad;

Wayside Pharmacy, Chemists and Drug- Teleph. 16101; P.O. Box 577

gists—398, East, Broadway; Teleph. 50710 West. Goa^t1 Life Insurance Co.—51.

Weber

Pongees & Co.,

andC.SilkA.. Piece

Raw Goods

Silk, Waste Silk. Canton lUnu!: Telephs, 16910 and

Exporters

—8-10. Rue du Consulate. Tblepbs. 82475 Bentley’s 16919; Cable.Ad; Westjife; Code:

and

Caweber82476; P.OCBok 12761 Cable Ad: W. R. Rice k Go., general ageiit.k "

W. R. Rice

W. PP Hebei

E. Bonhoft' L. W. McBroom

Weder, August—271, Kiangse Road; H.

Teleoh. 12900; P.O. Box 1353; Cable Ad:

Awik

H. A.

Gardner Campbell

Crane G. O.Neumann

Oien

General A gent for • R. J. Eiswaldt

C. B. Grace!y R. R Valier

Rheinmetall Tyne writers, Calculating Miss D.Herzberg

W.

and Adding Machines J. C. Hawkins Miss B. Beesley

J.R. Kondireff

Kriger Miss D. A. daCruz

Weise Chang Real Estate

Road; Teleph. 13439 Co,.--264, Kiang- Outpdrt W. Lange

Agents

China American Trading Corp.

Wei Fooxc, Waterworks & Electrical (Tientsin)

Supply

40737 Co.—K621, Boone Road; Teleph. H. Sobbe (Hankow)

H. R, Baist , (Canton)

Bitzer cfe CO.

C. N. Liang (Hongkong)

(Chefoo)

n & & w & m : H. E. Newbill

Kwui min nei fun kung sze

Wei Mix Co., Ltd.—414, Kiangse Road; D. G. Roihanoff, dist. ihgr.(Tsingtao)

(Harbin)

Teleph. 19130; P.O. Box 464; Cable Ad: West qf Scotland Insurance Office,

Vitamilk Ltd.—Union Buildipg, 17, • Canton

Wei & Su Law Offices — 40, Ningpo Ad: Road; Teleph. 13407 (4 lines); Cable

Road; Teleph. 10256 Cuaco

Wei Tong Electrical Co., Engineers, Western Assurance Cb., (Marine)—

81, Jinkee Road ; Teleph. 11549

Contractors,

Teleph. 94955 etc.—486, Chekiang Road;

Western Electric Co, of Asia—142,

Wen Hava Fine Arts Press, Ltd.— Museum Road; Teleph, 14263

1020, Point Road; Teleph. 50912

Western Supply Co,, Wine and Spirit

Wen Hwa Arts Co.. Ltd.—380, Foo- Road; Merchants — 1621, Bubbling Well

chow Road; Teleph. 92213 Teleph. 33302

H. P. Ohu, director

B. P. Chen, general manager Weu Cheng Wool & Cotton Hong—

H. B. Lai, manager Rue Tourane; Teleph. 81730

 SHANGHAI A36S

Wha Chang Shun Co., Importers and C. engr.

H. Chu, e

assist. sc., junior mechanical

Exporters — 25-41, Rue du Consulat; T. media

K. Kwok,

Teleph. 80963; Cable Ad: Secnailer nicalb.sc.

engr.(Hongkong), student

T. S. Chang, student mechanical

Wha Cheng; Silk Weaving Factory- engr.

L. B. 1008, tFetmqre R.oad; Tpleph. 5017 F. K. Law, workshop foreman

S.F. I.C. Chang, draftsman

Feng, tracer do.

Wha Foong Tndusthial Chemical

ply Co.—5, Rue Laguerre; Tel'eph. 81050 Sup- V. S. Chen,

Y. F. Char, timekeeper

P.F. S.C. Yang,

Woo, tracer

do.

Wha Hsing Electric Welding Co., Ltd., S. T. Dong, timekeeper

Oxy :Acetylene and Electric Welders,

Steam Boiler Repairers and Marine Construction Dept.

Work — Office: 146, East Broad waj Y. Wang, b.sc., constr. engineex-

Teleph. 52103 Noni Liu, c.e., assistant constr.

engineer

Wha Tai Iron Works, Engineers and M. Y. Kwauk, jr., eng. assist.

[ Contractors — 309, Wayside Road; K. Jarldane, supt. of works

Teleph. 5042 R. S, Jorgensen, . overseer

N. S. Koon, do.

\ Wha Tung Electrical & Engineering C. C. Yeng, draftsman

j Co.—95p, Foint Road; Teleph. 51972 K. H Wu, Student civil engr.

K. Y. Kau, tracer

P. H. Tsau, clerk

^ in Cltfin puts’vrig chu K. Y. Kong, do.,

Whangpoo Conservancy,

toms Building, The Bund; Teleph. 16994 Board—Cus- General iSurvey Dept.

(Private Exchange to all Depts.); P.O. Y. Utne, chief surveyor

Box 159; Cable Ad: Consboard or 3449 J. F. Share, assist, do.

Directors—T. L. and.Soong Y. K. Chen, jr. surveyor assist.

A. C. E. Brand E. B.(chairman),

Green A. C. Chang, draftsman

Consultative Board—H. V. Wilkinson, Y.T. (VP.Chang,

Chien,tracer do.

A.O. G.G. Fomberteaux

Steen, B. Rein, & T.L.Yamatomo

T. Yuan, L. C. Hong, surveyor clerk

Engineer in-Chief.—H.

(Eng. London), Chatley, d.sc. Hydrometric Survey Dept.

m.inst.c.e.

Senior Engr. Assist.—C.- P. Hsueh, Z. W. Chang, hydrographer

■ M, sc. (m.i.t.)

- Secretary a.m. am. soc. ce. H.

to Engr.-in-Chief—T.

S. C. King, assist, do.

Y. F. Wang, survey .assist.

Tong H. Hsu, jr. do.

Clerk—C. T. Yang P. T. Zing, draftsman

t Secretariat (hoth-Boards) S. P. Chu, do.

P. W. Zing, T. H. Jiu and Y.

^ Kingston ,G. Lieu,Wang, n.a-,,: secretary

head clerk Yang, tracers

! T. Y. Tii and II. S. Ling, clerks

Accounts Department Whangpod Ferry Service, Launch &

V ,C. Tsur, accpuntant; , Ferry Lasjches

Boat Owners, SteamHankow

and

jL T. Y. Dong' , bookkeeper

Y. Z. Chow, storekeeper , Motor for Hire—125,

Clerks—0. K. flan, P, C. Chang, Y. Rond; Ad:

Cable Telephs.

Marden. HOR; 12^25 (Jetty);

N. Nyung,‘C. S. Mac, )^'ji*'pun G. Directors—H.

E. Marden, managing director G.

and 1). L. Ting E. Arnhold,

| Assistant and Y. S.StorKeepers—H.

Lee Z. Chow W. H. Boolsen, Capt. R. E.

Dredging DeptL W.tSassoon and Y.

J. Hawkings, secretK.arySong

Ti W.engineer

Smitlv.M.E., m.i.n.a , M.I.E.S., dredg. Proprietors:

R. Macfariane, workshop supt. G. iEl Marden & Go., Ltd.

A364 SHANGHAI

^ m i$ m ly 5V H 1 Way loo hung sze

Whang Poo Tog

Lighterage—120, Ltghtkr Ltd., White

Road;Co.,Teleph.

away. Laideaw

Drapers,' Fiirilishers, Boot and Shoe

11284 03 lines); Cable Ad: Lighterage Dealers, Tailors and General Outfitters

H. Wyatt, director —30,

Road; Nanking Road, corner of Szechuen

T. M.'Nee, do.

Managers , W. .1,TelephS. 16753-4-5; P.O. Box 152

Ward, manage!

James Magill & Co.,.Ltd. W. R. O’Brien, assist, manager

L. Q; Snngj chief clerk ;

,G.S.'Smith Mrs. R. Lopes

Whaton ife Co. —331, Foochow Road; 1).

E.; S.Stephenson

Edmunds Miss L. Shouin

Teleph. 92687 Miss F. Sayce

:S.A. A.H/r.Garrett

Turner Mrs. Clara dp Silva ;/

!§ * SE iff ££ J. F. Buckley

B.D. V.Ritson Miss O. Vieira

I I 'hag citing Jcee mok ('sang Robinson Mrs. Miss' A.T. Gonsalves

Vieira

Wh ay Chino Li k & Co.. Lumber Mer- C.A. Chang Miss A.F. J. Short

chants and Building Contractors— Fating Miss

506, 'Ningpo Road; Teleph. S2151 F. Toomiya Dubosarsky

® ^ Wei teh foong G.C.M. J.B.VonKushner

Lange Miss

Imagawa Miss A.F. Wimmel

Boole

G. Yoshitami Miss Miss O. Granovsky-

Miss G.Kopitovsky

Wheelocr & Co., Ltd., Ship, T. Tviyasu Law

Freight, Coal and General Brokers,

Secretaries, Agents and Managers—

2-3. Quai de France; Teleph. 82090; Sangaland Miss F.Berkovitch

J.V. Rozario J.

P.O. Box 963; Cable Ad: Wheelock M. Koizumi Mrs. Petroff

F. Shestakoff

G. E. Marden, chairman F.T. Williams

Muro Miss

Miss Kovalskv

O. Orloff

Db-ectors—T. G. Weall. V. K

Song, O. G. Steen. Ellis Hayim Miss N. Dunn Miss Miss

E. Xavier

and H. E. Arnhold

E. A. G. May, secretary Miss M. Dunn

Mrs. A. Silva M iss N. Miss A.Nozadze

Garzey

Stakios-

Miss F. Fairburn Mrs. A.Vanghan Mits Mikisheva

Secretaries of, Miss Ikenaga

Shanghai Tug k Lighter Co., Ltd. Mrs T.O’Leary Miss Miss Allen

Strelitz

G. E. Marden k Co., Ltd.

Bloch Manufacturing and Lumber m m Wei fong

Co., Ltd.

Whitehead, R. J., Manufacturers’ Repre-

M Ynng ta sentative (Provisions, etc.) — 119,

Wheen & Sons. Ltd., Ed.. Import Jinkee Box 935;

Road; Teleph. 10167: P.O

Cable'Ad: Werwhite

Merchan#s—7, French Bund; Teleph.

80891 ;P.O. Box 304; Cable Ad: Command

, Sing clmng yung

* + * _ Lo chung y^ng Whitsons, Limited, Import and Export r.r

White ife Co., Bill and Exchange Brokers— Merchants Agents—209,

arid General

Yu£h Ming

Commission

Yuen Rd.; j t”

60, Kiukiang Road; Telenhs. 12760, Teleph. 10227; P.O. Box 1153; Oable

17999, 15724, 15717; Cable Ad: Ad: Afiglbe^e; Codes: A.B.C. 5th R

Whyteleafe

Harry Owen White End.. Abme, Bentley fe, Schofields | f

Aug. Victor White Elddtric,' Universal Trade, Western

H.W.Aug. White • tliiion

Shibheth I R... Morgan

A.C. V.G. Wong

White I S.C. L.F.Yui Wong & $ fg Hwai teh hong sze

Whitworth, Herbert, Ltd. and(Manchester),

White, White k Co.—60, Kiukiang Road; 12, TheManufacturers

Cotton

Bund; P.O. Box

Merchants—

706; Telepln

Telephs. 12760, 14919 and 12611 16137; Cable Ad: Her whit

 SHANGHAI A365

WtALtTEN & (.'o. --Lane 2!, 12, Hoapeli Wing 551, On (Do., '(Shanghai);

Nanking Road; Ltd:,9011W3,

Tekph. TheW-

Hado; Teleph. 907IH P.O. Box 567; Cable Ad: .Wingdn,

Codes: A.B.C. 5thlTnion

and. 6th, edns.,

WiEDERMANisr, F., Piece Goods and Bentley’s, Western:

Lock,! maiTagingdirector

J.Wm.G. Cockson,

'

Haberdashery—8-27, Ave. Joffre; Teleph. doJ:

73156 L. S. Kwok, general managiii

Wild Shoe Co.

5 — 280, Kiangse Rood;

Edmund Kwok, sub-' do

Teleph. ,11^ ; .P-0.TEox,982 _ Wing

Ltd.,OnCuttBii

TextileYarnMANUFAdTURnSG

and Cloth Manufac- Co.,

Kut sing turers—Wing On Building,' ' . Nanking

Road:Road,Teleph.

No. 95081.

2 Mill: Nb. ' l ' Mill:No.10,3

Wilkinson, Heywood

Woosung,

Road; rand No. 4

Paint, Colour, Enamel, &c., Mamitac-

turers, London, England—6, KiVifeiang Mill: Woosuhg :

Road; .Jeleph. 19540; Cable Ad^:

Grahamite; c/o Dodwell Sc Co., Ld., Wing Tai Vo Tobacco Corporation^

Queen’s Buildings, Hon'gkong; Tel. 784, Kiukiang Road; TelepH. 91154

28021; Cable Ad : Myotomy

H. W. Maxted, mgr. in the Far East ^ Doong foo

J. T. Hegarty, assist, mgr. Wisner &' Oo., Mercharits-^-) 31, Piking

A. G. Howe (Hong Kong) Rd.; Teleph. 10226; P.O. Box 949; "Cable

E. W. Loveless, do. Ad: Wisner

H. O. Bramble (Hongkong)

N. L. Evans (Hongkong) Withers, A., S.-d2Q,. Kiukiang ‘Road;

A. Gotfried,

Miss E. TavlorTP. accouritant

B. Pfordten Teleph. 18984.;. P.O. Box U7lj C^ble

M. Gotfried

K. B;A' ier.s '| W. E.Burgess Ad: Witherstex

MissS. M.^khmer

H. C. Woo, com pradore Won Foong Shipping' Cq. - itQ, ShaTise

Road; Telepli. 91349

^ ^ ^ ± ^ Wolf & Co, L., Dry. Cleaning and Cheini-

IFrf lm.se e shfjtn yar 'chuk oal Dyeing Works—A953', East Broad-

I MLt.lt a ms’ Mediciwr-Co.,

Building, 451, Kiangse Dr.—Hong

Road; Yue way; Teleph, r5l'794

Teleph.

, 12521; Wong, Dr. A. S.—Sp, ’ Bubbling Well

See G.Cable Ad: Fulford

T. Fulford Co., Ltd. Road: Telep,h. ,W>5t^0 ,

1 Wong

Road;-Bros.

Telepb. ’Co.,

45028:Iitol—,Z798,

P.O. Box Miller

^ S "PH Cable Ad: Wonhrofber

1303;

.1 Liu in yi/n shu hung sz

fWiLLOw Pattern WonO Db. M. — Con, Emp.,. Nanking

.1 Millington, Ltd.), Press

Fine Art(Operated

Printersby- Road; Telepl). .95018 , ,

| Gallia Building, 668, Specimen Rd. ; Woo Brothers TitHpT Co., Ltd.—^294,

Teleph. 11655 (4 lines) ; /liable , Ad : SzebhueH Road; T®leph. 19273 !

] WLlopatern

;! B.Mrs.L. M.Gabbott, gen’l, mgr.

L. Stuart-Murray Woo Foong Trading Co., Importers,

K. J. Pang ~ Piece Goo’ds—25, .Jinkee Road; Te-

leph. 10123; P.O. Box 1346;. Cable

Wing Kono A Co.-O'fiOA, Bubbling Well Ad: Woofontrad

i Road; Teleph. 31943 Who flO'Weaving Factory—1013,

shing Road; Telephs: 5)2-74 and 51588Wa-

Yin Ming Electrtoal and Waterworks Woo Sung Cotton Yarn Co.—67, Ningpo

Co.—116, Yates Road,; Teleph. 35642 Road; Teleph. 16571 1

A23

 SHANGHAI

Woodcraft Works,

chants, Manufacturers Ltd., Timber

Shooks, Mer-

Tea Yah Fong Flour Mill — 240, Tatung

Chests, Veneer, Doors,ofFlooring and Road; Teleph. 32298

Parquets—18-19,

lephs. 13120-13129; CentralBoxArcade; Te- Yah Foong Town Syndicate—495, Ho-

Mill: 4251, KwongP.O. Foh Road, 999. Near

Saw nan Road; Teleph. 93538

Jessfield Park

E. F. Toeg, dir. and gen. mgr. Yah Kee Shing Construction Factory

G. A. Bauve, do. do. —448, Dalny Road; Teleph 51011

J. L. Friend

•T.M. F.I. Chetyernia, factory

Vcinerman (account) mgr. Yah Woh Ice and Cold Storage Co.,

E.J. Jacob

A. Toeg Ltd.—8-12-14- Minghong Road; Te-

leph. 45438

Woods. Arthur, Stock and Share Broker Yamagucht & Co —317, Woosnng Road;

—106,

Cable Ad: Peking

OverdaleRoad; Teleph. 10781; Teleph. 40881

World KSiSSJiitttSHcftRTlil

tion. Auxiliary Insurance Kiukiang

Ltd., London—113, Corpora- Yamashita Risen Kaisha,

shita Steamship Co., Ltd.),Ltd.Steamship

(Yama-

Road; Teleph. 12867 Owners, Chartering Agents, Ship

World Book Co,, Ltd.—390, Foochow Brokers—220, Brokers, Miners, Coal Merchants and <

Road; Teleph. 92290 Szechuen Road; Telephs.

17138, 18225Codes:

Yamashita; and 17003; Cable Ad: |

World Dispensary—275-279, Yates Road; complete

Teleph. 34040 phrase andPrivate,

Scott’s..Bentley’s

Head 3|

Office: Kobe

World Pencil Co:, Ltd., The — 464, YAmato & Co., Manufacturers’ Re- I

presentatives—8, Central Arcade; 1

Range Road; Teleph.

1260; Cable Ad: Lysport 42615; P.O., Box Teleph. 12362; P.O. Box 754; Cable 1

S. W. Wu, manager Ad: Hakukin

Wostwag Fillale Shanghai, Export- Yamato Rubber Manufacturing — 21,

ers and Importers—190, Peking

Road; Teleph. 19633; P.O. Box 1754; Szechuen Road; Teleph. 10680

Cable Ad: Wostwag Yang OhienD.Chee & Co.,Road;

PaperTeleph.

Her- jj.

chants—P. 16, Haining

41590

fVei t'inq tun ki k’i hung sze

Worthington Pump & MachineryCorpn.,

Manufacturers

ressors, Steam ofCondensers,

Pumps, Air Comp- Yangtze ImportUCo.,MThe,-f" Chemicals, | LJ

Feedwater

Heaters, Diesel and Oas Engines, Water, meries, Drugs, Patent Medicine, Perfu-

Oil and Grease meters, and Rock Drilling Stationaries, Sundries (Im- j

Equipment—48, Yuen-ming-yuen Road; port & Export)—128, Museum Road

Teleph. 12590; Cable Ad: Danica M. I. Heyman, partner

H. H. Abeling, manager for China and I. P. Chaichek, do.

special representative O. S. Goldberg, manager

E. I. Heyman. bookkeeper

Wusih Tai Loong Flour

—94, Siking, Road; Teleph. 19916 Mill Co., Ltd.

S' "5P fir Yang tsze Rung sze

Yah Chen it Co., Importers and Dis- Yangtsze Insurance Association, Ltd..

tributors

ing Supplies, of Paper, Printing Inks,

Photo-EngravingSupplies- Print- (Marine, Fire, Automobile andBuilding,

House-

eto.—175, Nanking Road; Teleph. 92884; hold)The— Bund;

Yangtsze Insurance

Cab e Ad : Yachen, Chinese 7189, Chinese 26. Yangtsze

Teleph. 12981; Cable Ad: f

Wireless 7188 G. G. Franklin, general mmager | :

 SHANGHAI A367

1'angtsze Rapid Steamship Co. (Fed. Inc. YihHailar: Dah Engineering Works — 206,,

Road; Telepli., 52714

U.S.A ) —H. ife S. Bank Building, 12, The

Bund;

BranchesTeleph.

at 13433; CableShasi,

Hankow, Ad: Rapidco.

Ichang, Yih Dah Iron Merchants — 746,

Wanhsien

Lansing and

Hoyt,Chungking

president Peking Road; Telejih. 93808

Reginald brown, Ac a., chief acct.,

Capt. J. W. Rosenberg, marine supt. Yih Tai Oil Co.—606, Tsepoo^.Road;

Teleph. 43573 ,

Yangtsze Transport Corporation—

115, Yuen Ming Yuen Road; Telenh. Yokohama Specie Bank—(Nee Banks),

18237

Yangtszepoo Cotton Mills — Wetmore York Int May shon yok ko

Road; Teleph. 50205 "Shipley, Inc , Engineers and -Cdh-

tractors for Ice making and Refrigerat-

ing Plants—81, Jirrkee Road, Telephs.

M Ow s*n9 11450 and 11459; Cabls Ad: YorshipH

C. John

B. Morrison,assist,

managing director

Yannoulatos Bros. (China), China

Produce and Shipping—120, Jinkee

Road; Teleph. 10212; Cable Ad : DentonCarr, manager

E. Fox,.engineer •

Onneybros. Branches: Chefoo and Y. S. Koh,

Athens Y. Z. Chu, accountant , '

E. P. Yannoulatos, managing dir. Agencies

N. P. Yannoulatos, do. York Ice Machinery Corporation ■

P. P. Yannoulatos I S. Chow National Ammonia-Co.

Miss M. Carneiro | E. Bono (Chefoo)

Yao Yung Li, Dr.—59, Hong Kong Road; Yin somj yih shing pqw a*shien Jcwig sze, ^

Teleph: 1G058

Yorkshire Insurance Go., (Ltd., Fire

m. m Life, Marine, Acf-ident,- . Burglary,

Yaron, A., Architect, Surveyor and .Civil party Fidelity Cuarantep,: PlaW glass, Third

Engineer - 770, Rue Bourgeat; Teleph. kong and Shanghai

and Motor-car Bank

Insurances—Hong-

Building, J 2

70420 The Bund; Teleph'. 11773' (managerT r

Yates, Thomas Moore (Member of the and General Office); , Gable Ad':

I Stock Exchange), Share Broker — 16, Yorkshire H,D.E,L.Wright, manager ,

I Central Road: Telephs. 18021/6 (Office) & Davey

I 70749(Residence);Cable Ad: Prizemoney S. C. Zee,& acfiifg compi-adore -

i! Yek Hua Trading Corporation—63, Dodwell Co., Ltd., general agents

1 Rue du Consulat; Teleph. 85686 Yoshida

ij Yellow Taxicab Co. of China. Inc., Cable SikingAd:Road;Yoshida

Telephs. 10995- and 1.4772;

|| The—534, Rue Bourgeat; Teleph.

fj 70007 ; Cable Ad : Yellowcab Yoshisaki & Co., J.—223, Szedhwn-Hoad;

Teleph. 17189

1'Yien Yieh Commercial Bane—(See

Banks) Young Bros. BankinCi fJohpOUA^tqN—

276,' Kiukiang Roadi;-Thlephs, 911)91

VYien Kong & Co., Importers of Woollen andM.91095; Cablemanager

H. Wang, Ad; Yangbrbshk.,

■. ,

fi I and Cotton Piece Goods—349, Ningro. Y.H.H,F.Yu,Liu,

> suhripaaiager,;

Road; Teleph. 93195; P.O. Box 1472;

>1 Cable Ad : Yienkong assist, mgr. ;

T. L. Yangv ,chief acct.

’Yih Chung Electrical Fittings and1 Z. C. Fan, cashier

Plumbing Co.—506, (Connaught Rd.; V. P. Tsiang, sayiyga d^pt.

Tteleph. 35114. P. Y. Wu, service- thtpt. ,

* A23

A:?rtS SHANGHAI

A'Aun« Men’s Trading Corporation, Yue Tah Co., Paper Merchants, etc.

General Merchants—34, Mtte&ini' Koad; —26, Pakhoi Road; Teleph, 91976;

Teleph. 18326 Cable Ad: Yuiaeoy

Young Men’s Christian Association Yuen Chong Sanitary and Electrical

—(See Associations) Co., Sanitary, Electricai and Artesian.

Well Contractors,

Road etc.—Road);

(Corner of Ferry 1250, Avenue

Teleph.

Young Trading Co., Ltd.—25-7, Jinkee 35727

Road; Teleph. 11958

Young Women’s Christian Asso- Yuen Kee

tors— 118-120, Rue Hue, French Conces-

ciation—(Nee Associations) sion; Teleph. 84873

Yu Chin Advertising Service—19, Yuen Sung Sugar Go.—13-15, Rue

Museum Road; Teleph. 17818 Taku; Teleph. 83021

Yu Tang Iron Mining Co., Ltd.—154, Yuen Tah & Co.—113, Broadway; Te-

Canton Road; Teleph. 14312; Cable leph. 40336

Ad: Yufang

YuSpinning

Fong Co.,Mills (,Yn Fong

Ltd)—-2866, Cotton Yuen

Yangtszenoo

Tai Metal Co. (Estab. 1913), Gen-

eral Iron Merchants and Shipchandlers,

Road: Telephs. 50122 and 51027; RO. Dealers Paints,

in Hardware, Metals, Oils,

India-rubber,

Box 405; Cable Ad: Toydbo 113-7, North HonanAsbestos

Road; Goods—

Teleph.

Yu Foong Cotton Mill—260, Avenue 44009

Edward VII.; Teleph. 16638 Yung Dak Chong Leather Co.—112,

Yu Lee Trading Co.—53, Szechuen Tiendong Road; Teleph. 45336

Road; Teleph. 13010; Cable Ad: Yung Dah Electric Co.—74, Hupeh

Yuletraco Road; Teleph. 93591; Cable Ad:

Y. Ban, manager Dienfoor

Yue Chtng k Co., J. F., Importers Yung Kong k Co.—29a, Szechuen

and Exporters—A. 669-670, Broad- Road; Teleph. 17751

way; TeleplT. 51741

Yue Chung Cotton Mill—14, Museum Yung Koo Paint and Varnish Manu-

facturing Co.— Factory and Office:

Road ; Teleph. 14913 900, Kiangwan Rd. ; Teleph. Kiang-

Ytte Fong Bros, k Co.—A1001, East wa,n 9710

77 • Cable Ads: Yunkopaint or

Broadway ; Teleph. 52612

Yu Fong Cotton Spinning Co.. Ltd. Yung Lin Trading Oo.—47, Ningpo

—110, Hankow Road; Telephs. Road; Teleph. 14822

15613 and 15902 Yung Shun Chang Shipping Co.—2L

Szechuen Road; Teleph. 16182

Yue Kee k Co., Ltd., General Im-

porters and Exporters — Hamilton

House, 170, Kianese Road; Telephs. Yung Tai Ziang Coke Co.—740, Thibet

T8074 m lines); Cable Ad: Tyyen; Code: Road; Teleph. 91294

Bentlev’s

T. S.Y.TYen. Za 'Chong Engineering. Works—350,

Wan,managing director

accountant Point Road; Tejeph. 52875

T. D. Sung, cashier

Yue Fee & Co., Ltd.—170, Kiangse Metal Za Chong iShun, Contractors and

Merehanti*—101, Broadway;

Road; Teleph. 18074 Teleph. 40549

 SHANGHAI A369

# 35C Ziang Kee Book Co., Ltd., F.,Booksellers,

Stationers, Printers, Engravers and

Zais, Steinman & Co., Inc., Import-Export, Rubber Stamp Manufacturers—635,

Piece

110, Goods, Leather,

Szechuen iioad; Haberdashery—

Teleph. 19257; Szechuen Road; Western Branch:

Cable Ad: Zaistein; Codes; Bentley' . 1123, Bubbling Well Road; Telephs.

Western Union and Mosse. Hongkong Cable 13375 ‘ and 31429; P.O. Box 1339;

Brandi: 5, Queen’s Road Ad : Ziangkee

H. Zais, president

M. Steinman, vice president and Zieh Fah Land and Estate Invest-

treasurer ment Oo.—25, Rue Ohu Pao San;

Zang Tax Hong Kee & Co.—3G8, Teleph. 83751

Kiangse Road; Teleph. 16553 Zik-Ka-Wei Church—(Nee : Churches).

Zee,Telephs.

Dk. Henry

82727 H.—15.

and 82319Rue Baron Gros; Zik-Ka-Wei I g nati us College—{See

1 Zee Sh-t? tn Shi no & Sons, J. K.—238, Educational)

Chus an Road; Teleph. 50454 Zik-Ka-Wei Tou Se AVe Orphanage-^

—{See Educationajl)

& s m m!

, Zung tee ng king hag \ Tsi mei

\ Zee & Sons, W. Z. (Established 1895), Zimmerman Co., W. X, General Merchants

I\ facturers

Merchants,o£ Contractors and Manu

Metals, Hardware and 215, Szechuen Road; Teleph. 13233:;—

and Manufacturers’ Representatives

1ij 40703,Sundries—A. 1299, Broadway; Telephs. Cable Ad: Zimmerman

Ziing'lee 41488 and 45756; Cable Ad: Zdin Trading Go.—i25', Peking Road*'

T. A. Zee, partner

T. Y. Zee, do. Teleph. 91697

Management

S. M. Zee | Si D. Zee. Zoong Sing Cotton Mill,—l Kwong

; proprietors of: Foo Road; Teleph.; 20j§26

■ China Real Estate Co.

| Agents for : Zung Chi no & Sons—242-4, Avenue

China Brass and Iron Works, Ltd. Edward VII.; Teleph,'90845

Agency mid distributors for:

Principal Manufacturers in

Metals, Hardware and Sundries Zung Foong Weaving and Dyeing

Works—339-43, Rue du Consulat;

Zee Zong Dao Dispensary—101, Ave. Teleph. 80003

Road1; Teleph. 91135

| Zeller, Max (Representing F. Hoffmann- Zung Lee Road;

Kiangse & Co.,Teleph.

General13694;

Importers—29,

Cable, Ad:

j La Roche & Co., Lid., Basle, Switzer- Zunli

, land), Manufacturers of Chemicals and

Patent Medicines—119, Jinkee Road; Zyngol & Co., K.—128, Museum Hoad;

• Teleph. 14248; P.O. Box 1386; Cable Ad: Teleph. 14438

it Hofrocha ,

 SOOCHOW

iHI ^ Su-chau

Soochow, until 1912 the capital of the province of Kiangsu, lies about SO miles .west-

by water and

eiccellent 54 by rail and a little The north of Shanghai, with whichsupplies it is connected by

connection.inland The water-AVaysb'

city is a rectangle, Shanghai-Nanking

its length from northRailway to south being three still better

and a

half miles and its width from east to west two and a half, the total circumference

being

Past itsabout 10runs

wallsand miles, ft lies notsection

the southern far fromthetheGrand easternCanal,

shorewhich

of the greatHangchow Taihu lake.

Chinkiang; in every direction spreadofcreeks or canals, affordingjoins easy communica-to

tion with the numerous towns in the surrounding country.

facturing centre, with a population of nearly 336, 477 persons, of which number 192,136= It is an important manu-

were males

Safety inIn1934). and 144, 341

Its two females (according

chief manufactures to the census taken by the Bureau of Public

kinds. addi tion, it sends out silk goods,arecotton, satins and

yarn,silkmatches,

embroideriesscentedoftea, various

and

articles in iron, ivorywood, horn, and glass, and rape seed.

Before the Taiping rebellion Soochow shared with Hangchow the reputation of

being tire finest city in China, but it was almost entirely destroyed by the rebels,

who captured27thit Nov.,

Gordon on 25th May,

was 1860. firstItseffective

recovery by toMajor (afterwardsSince General)

disastrouson period it has1863,recoveredthe itself greatly blow the rebellion.

and is once more, populous that and

flourishing, though it has not yet attained to its former pitch of prosperity. It was

declared open to foreign trade on September 26, 1896, under the provisions

of thejust Japanese

across Treaty. TheandForeign Settlement isabout

underIf the southern wall of the

. ofcity,a mile broad. the

TheCanal,

Government ishasa strip

madeofa goodland carriage milealong

road longtheandCanala quarter

bank

extending the whole length of the settlement and as far as the railway station,' a

distance

Construction of fiveof and aWushien

half miles. The care which,

of roadsinhasrecent

beenyears,

entrusted to the toBureau of

radical improvement in construction and widening of roads especially inside the city.a

the Government, continued make

The work on the widening of Park Road (& SI S8), commenced in September 1931,

was adjacent

the completedKanin ChiangDecember Fongof(•=rthe same

±5) wasyear.widened

The Kongin theHong

early(§part #)oftogether

1934. with

Thus,

the

well-constructed roads. The two wooden bridges, namely, the Gordon Bridge (^ 2 IS)of

city now has, in addition to those roads already widened, about 15 miles

and the Chu Kung Bridge (^c H), on the road leading from the Custom House—at

the

withoutside south-east

re inforced concretecornerandof opened

the city—to the railway

to traffic station and

in November wereDecember

reconstructed 1931

respectively.

traffic The Nan Hsing Bridge (fil St IS) was reconstructed and opened Kuanto-

Bridgein(MDecember,

3b f$) at 1933,H-engatT’ang

a cost(ISof#)$14,000.00.

was rebuiltTheinoldDecember,

and broken 1933,piling

with funds

wholly subscribed by a gentry of this district named Mr. Chang Tsing Yuan (3g (J (Jg),

this

forms bridge being re-named Tsing Yuan BridgeGi(f?7kW.itfr),IS)which afterisitsnowconstfibutor. It

tion. anIt important

is much duelinkto ofthethecredit

Soo-mu of theHighway

Provincial authorities concerned under

thatconstruc-

the work

on

in the Mayconstruction

and openedoftothetraffic Soochow—Hashing

on 28th June, or1933,Soo-Kah coveringHighway

a totalwaslength constructed

of 66.8

kilometres

Highway a motor and atbusa service

cost offor$700,000.

run on this Following

new roadthewascompletion

inauguratedof and the operated

Soo-Kah

solely

convenience by theefBureau of Construction

the travelling public. Aofnew the Ching

Provincial Government,

Fan Highway (jft $£to g&)thenamed

great

;

after the local ancient

in September, scholar and

1933, connecting thestateman

Tien PingFanHills Chung-yen

(^ q* fli)( /a with

•$> $£),thewasLinconstructed

An Hills

(II 'M fll), thus providing much facility to the excursionists to these two famous

 . SOOCHOW A371

hills. The construction of the Chung Shan Memorial Hall (i? |1] |B ^ was

■consummated in April, 1934, costing 840,000.00 a sum which was totally contributed by

the citizens of the local community. It is a magnificent building and situated in the

midst of the Yuan Miao K’uan (tC & SI), the commercial centre of the cify. A new

Y.M.C.A. building was opened in December, 1921. The Chinese and missionary

schools date back to 1900.- With a view to promoting local industries, the plan of a

bazaar exhibiting domestic products was contempleted and the new building is now

under construction in Pei Ch’u (4h M), in the city. On New Year’s day in 1931, a new

■city gate named “Chin Men” Rh replacing the Hsin Chang Men and a little

to the south of it, was opened to traffic. The city of Soochow has thus, in addition

to the newly built “Ping Men ’ (■'P PD, eight city-gates, instead of six city gates as

it had before. Recent years witnessed the growth of a great many modern banking

institutions. Branch offices of Chinese modern banks established in this city and

opened to business lately were the Ching Ch’eng Bank (ffe tsS 4S 'il)\ The Shanghai

commercial and Savings Bank (_L i# it! il lit Hf SB frY, The Chinese Manufacturers’

Bank (tp !H HI K $1 fr): The Peasants Bank (j| ig $1 rr): The Oriental Bank (k US IS ir);

The National Industrial Bank of China (tp Bl S? IS $1 ff); The Kiangnan Bank

fjl ifj fr); The China South Sea Bank ('fi if); and the Ningpo Bank

(it •;* m ff)-

Trade in 1933

The year opened with an unprecedented cold spell which prevailed in January

nd the first half month of February with the result that the . cocoon crop wa^ a poor

one. Its yield was only 50% of a normal year’s. Owing to the depression of the

$40.00market,

silk abroad

according as well

to the as home,

quality of thea picul of freshThecocoon

product. only nowadays

breeders fetched fromfound830.00thatto

their undertaking had ceased to be a lucrative business as before.

It is ininteresting

assumed, thelarge to1933,notea new

yearscale that Soochow, althoughonsituated in the trade

hinterland,

unprecedented as shown status

by theofport’s

carrying

statisticsdirect foreign

of imports on an

from foreign

countries (foreign goods arrived from abroad and transhipped ’o Soochow). The total

value of direct foreign imports was $1,251,844.00 as against H.K. Tls. 34,406.00 in 1932,

the increase

certain extentbeing chiefly

to that due to thesilkincreased

of artificial yarn. importation

Turning to the of foreign

domesticsugartradeandof tothisa

completely on account of the depression in that trade. 6,124 piculs of the formerfailed

port, tea and cotton yarn promised well with the exception of silk which and

31,873 piculs of the latter were exported as against 4029 piculs and 42,000 piculs

respectively in the previous year.

The rice,

foreign rice the

cropfarmers

in the current

could notyearobtainwas good, but onfromaccount

in return of thewhat

their sales dumping

they hadof

•spent in raising their crops.

DIRECTORY

■ft' ^ Sung Tcung wei $ m 55

American Church Mission Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China),

Miss E. M. A. Cartwright

Rev. F. A. Cox and wife Ltd.—Cable Ad: Doric

Miss A. B.A. Jordan W. E. Hughes, manager

Rev. H. McNulty and wife G. A. Churchill

Mr. D. G. Poston H. S. Dearden

Mrs. VV. H. Standring

A372 ^OCfibw

m m n m Soochow Brick and Tile'Co. —

J. A. Snell, president •,!

800 chow Hai hwnm Victor Chang,(.manage®, c da w'

Customs, Chinese Maritime

Assistant-in-charge—HuoCli’ihCh’ien ^ ^ m

Clerks

. Chun—andTsuiLi JEou-chang

Chih-peng, Wu Chi 1

Tuny1 Woo M hok ‘

Lxarainer—Kwok Kai-ming gopcHow plN^ypRSiTy.,,, (Incorporated

Tidewaiters—Li

Wu Chi ' Y u and Philip under the laws of .Lhe States of

Tennessee, , U.&.A., 1966)f (‘Register-

edAugust,

with 19^9)—ifierh

Nationalist.gs'dGovernmettt,

Tsang

m ^ ® m f ~k m %

Laura Haygood Normal School

. Miss A. E. Bradshaw (on furlough) ^ ^ JTei/oo

Miss Nina

’ 1 Miss Kate B.TroyHackney

’

Miss Ethel Bost | Miss Anni© Price Standard-Vacuum

Standvac

Oil Co. Cable Ad:

• :

Daniel

K. Y. Ho, in-charge

Tan, assist.

ft $ m m & m *

Post Office

Acting Deputy Commissioner in Tung Woo Dispensary—West Centra,

Charge—Pao Yung Street; Cable Ad: Tun gw o

Classi/ted. X/ist of Agents, AfevcKants

and. Manufactaners in this

territory, also a List of Cable

Addresses, yrill be foand at the

JEnd of the Directory, Classified

List of Far Fastern Fngineering

Firms folloTvs Hong Fong.

Yangtsze

Ports

 A 1935

Message to Manufacturers

Who want to

Yangtsze

Ports

Increase their

Sales to the

Southern

Chinese

THE present difficult economic condi-

tions make it imperative that methods

of advertising and selling to Chinese are

brought in line with their 1935 out-look,

Chinese, even more than people in the

West, respond to a sales message that

appeals to their desires and instincts—that

is, in brief, created specifically to meet

their needs and conditions,

nrHE APB speciality is the creation

* and application of advertising in the

Far East that meets these

conditions as they know them

to be, and not as they may

seem to be to others ten _

thousand miles away, service

The

Advertising S Publicity Bureau Ltd.

China 8 Malaya,

 CHINKI AN Gr

ft* Chin hidng

The port of Chihkiang, which was opened to trade by the Treaty of Tientsin, is

; situated on the smith bank of the Yangtsze liiver, about 150 .miles from its mouth,

i and near the

Formerly this entrhhces

position gaveof the'it-great

sbuthernimportance^

and northernand sfecbionStlof

it At ppe the dime

Grandbelieved

Canal.

' ofthatthetheinlan{d

port\vaterways,.

;

inust feyentuaHy

and become aofserious

;especially the rivalCanal,_

Grand to Shanghai

which is but. thetoneglect*

closed steam

|i ortraffic fofx

because, the ;months •during each; year, either because the water is too shallow

wash .from launches; during the high water season would injure the

embankments, is causing the trade to be diverted to Pukow, Tsingtao and Nantung-

’ hsien. A further reason for the decline in importance of the port is the silting up of

■ the harbour. The Chenjenchow Spit to the west of the, harbour, continues to increase,

j^ oneslowly, and twonortbiW^t:

stretching gdcjitionalfromspits,Silver

one stretching

Island Bluff,north-west from ^Consular Bluff and

are now forming.

JJ'j a halfChinkiang is one of the pleasantest ports on the river.

hours railway journey ^pf Shanghai, which enables necessities It hrnow within five and

to be delivered

If promptly, while the Shanghai papers are received thej same.ufterhoon. ; Thes:;sur-

IfI, proceeding

rounding country is very pretty

fflpace.ahd;motor ears areandsteadily

containsincreasing

fair shooting. Road development is

in numbers.

I1 The former British Cohcessibn "was formally handed over to China on 15th

I; November, 1929, ahcTall undertakings of the foriner British Municipal Council,' such

III who as eleitric light the

now supply and concession

waterworkswith plants,!have been taken

electric power oyer from

and water by Chinese companies

their installations

I; in the city.

! The work of road development here was suspended for some time in the early part

| -of 1932 on account of the Sino-Japanese strife at Shanghai. The northern section of

' old

the north

ChunggateCheng RoadKustarting

to Pei Shan hasfromnowTabeen

Shih completed

Kou passingandthrough Kao Chung

the whole Chiao and the

Cheng

Road from the South Gate Railway Station to Pei Ku Shan is available for motor

I traffic. The mud bed of the road from Ta Kom'Men entrance to the southern section of

■,■ the ThatGrand

part ofCanal

Chungas far

Shanas Road

Shih Fu fromChiao has beeirfilledin

the West Gate Railway andStation

a good toroadKwang

constructed.

Chang,

I a distance of nearly 3,000 feet, has been completed and made available for motor

jfln for traffic. From November 1932 buses engaged by the Provincial

the public began to run between the city and Chu Jung, the fare being #1.29 Construction Bureau

>1 per adult.

|(B9.o t P^sseuger§. iftom. the' iNankingrShanghai Railway upon arrival at Chin-

kiang ,can now proceed by motor bus to the Chinkiang Motor-Car Co.’s Launch

iJetty, then by steanu-launch to Liu Wei (dn-the,North Bankiof the Yangtze)

t and-from Lid * Wei to Yaiigchow, and also other towns oh the* North Grand-

’Canal,- by a regular Motor Bus Service.

Trade in ,1933 ,

a ed standard $15,©91,313 (not includingthrough

h- ; The tptal value of trade passing foreignthe-imppijts

pojrt. during

from: the year treaty

Chinese reaphp,

id ports) as against, standard $19,635,S93 (excluding foreign’ imports from Chi-

, pese treaty ports), jn ,1932. ThQUgfr peace and order, prevailed throughout the

yvho.ie year, and layourable weather .wd.gopd..

ing distripfs,, the trade pL Chiniciang was. i^pt as prosperouf? as ip fpjmer years;

A374 CHINKIANG—NANKING

DIRECTORY

t % &m m m Boat Officers—N. A. Goudasheff &

Met kwolc nan chang lao tvei Sung Wan-ying (at Kiangyin)

Examiners—Au Siu Tuen & Kuan

Amekican Ching Chih

South Presbyterian Mission,

S. C. Farrior and wife %j '|’£ E wo

Jardine.Matheson

and Steamship Agents& Co., Ltd., Merchants

gg m & Asia

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China), Agencies

Ltd.—Cable Ad: Doric Indo-China

Ld.—CableSteam Navigation Co.,.

Ad: Inchcoy

F. J. E. Willis, manager Canton Insurance Office, Ltd.

Hongkong Fire Insurance Co., Ltd.

•j*j Tai koo

Butterfield & Swire (John Swire & Post Office

Sons, Ltd.), Merchants—Cable Ad: Swire Deputy Postal Commissioner —

S. P. Chow Har Shih-King

m & m Chin kiang kwan fji H Mei foo

Customs, Chinese Maritime . Standard

135 (Office)Vacuum Oil Co. —Telephs.

and 116 (Installation); Cable |

Commissioner—Chang Pai Leh Ad: Standvac

Assistants—Ong Yah Foo & Chu

Wen-tsao (at Kiangyin) Texas Co., The, Petroleum Products— [

Tidesurveyor and Harbour Mas- Cable

ter—R. C. Starling C. S.Ad: Texacoinspector

C. Nieh,

NANKING-

Hi Kidng-ning

The city owes its present name, “Southern capital,” to having been many timeii

the capital of thein Empire,

of Government 1927, beingthe last occasion

in the Ming before

dynasty the removal there of the Seat*

at the commencement o|S

the 15th century. Nanking is also known as Kiang Ning Fu, being the chief city oR

the

under prefecture of Kiang

the designation Ning,

of Kiang and the seat of government for the provinces groupejlfi

name commonly used is Kin Ling Nan. Besides

qr “golden Kiang From

mound.” Ning Fu,

the an5thelegant

or 6th Chinesm

centurpi

initB.C.was

theto French

the present there

Treaty of has been

1858 as onea walled

of the city a;t thisports

Yangtze place.

to beNanking

opened

not formally opened until May, 1899. In July, 1915, Pukow, the southend

was

to specifiemi

trade, bull

terminus of the Tientsin-Pukow Railway (lying across the river from Nanking), w*? (

opened to foreign trade as a branch office of the Nanking Customs.

and Nanking

193 by railis situated

or 215 byon water

the south

frombank of the Yangtsze,

Shanghai. From the45rivermileslittle

beyond

can beChinkiaw

seen fS

it except the long line of lofty grey brick walls which encircles it. The walls have * v

 NANKING A375

•elevation varying from 40 to 90 feet, are from 20 to 40 feet in thickness, and 22 mile

in circumference. They enclose a vast area, a large part of which still remains undeve-

loped

the southandandincludes

west; and someis several

pretty hilly from country. The busiest portion

river.or lies towards

architectural beauty or importancemilesbelonged theto banks

Nanking of the

perished Whatever

was reducedof

to a ruinous

famous condition

Porcelain at or the

Tower, beforemost

its occupation by the inTaiping

beautiful pagoda China,rebels. The world*

was completely

destroyed during this period of its history, and now nothing remains of the structure

that was once the glory of Nanking. It stood outside the walls on the south side of

the city. The celebrated mausoleum of the Emperor Hung Wu, founder of the Ming

dynasty

Tombs, is(who died inthe

just outside 1398), withwalls.

eastern other There

tombs are andmany

monuments, known asruins

other interesting the Ming

in or

into notice among Europeans in 1842, in which year the first British Treatybrought

near the city, including the remains of Hung Wu’s Palace. Nanking was first with

China was signed here. During the Taiping rebellion no place suffered more. It was

first taken by assault by the Taipings on the 19th March, 1853,

a prolonged siege was recaptured by the Imperial forces on the 19th July, 1864, a fatal and after sustaining

blow to the rebels. Although Nanking has recovered to a small extent from the

prostration

.yet attainedwhich attended itsimportance,

any commercial ill-treatmentbutduring the and

both coal Taiping

ironrebellion,

mines areitknown

has neverto

■ewill

xistprobably

in the neighbourhood and must

become a great manufacturing centre.eventually be worked, in which case Nanking

during the Revolution, but has since been re-opened. Later, it was again closedclosed

The Naval College, a large pile of buildings, was opened in 1890. It was and

the buildings

founded in 1888 now

by formCentral

the the admiralty.

China MissionTheof Nanking

the (Ginleng)

Methodist University

Episcopal Church, was

and

is now an imposing and well-appointed school, with a roll of 500 scholars. There is also

aEastern

women’sUniversity

College. In wasDecember,

destroyed 1923, a large

by fire, quadrangle

the damage beingofestimated

the National South-

at $300,000.

The library, containing 3,000 English and 30,000 Chinese books,

The Arsenal and Powder Mills, for many years in the charge of foreigners, are now was almost a total loss.

-entrusted

macadamized to native direction.

road inhasthebeen They

builtwall, are situated

froma distance

the steamer just

landingoutside the South Gate. A

the Tung-Tsi Gate south of eight miles,clear

andthrough the city

many similar roadsto

in other parts of the city have been added during the last few years. A noticeable

improvement toof communication

construction the Chungshafibetween highway, the centre of the city

the opening and Hsiakwan

of which in 1929 was the

greatly

facilitated traffic and has given an impetus to motor transportation. Many new roads

are

haveplanned inside the

been erected, or City,

are inwhere

coursesince it becamenotably

of erection: the Capital. Many fine

the ministries buildings

of Railways,

Communications, Justice, and

join the Capital both with Hangchow & Wuhu.a new Fbreign office. Outside the City, Motor roads now

British and American Consulates were opened in 1900, and since then a

Japanese and French Consulates have also beeP’ established. Most ol the Legations

-also have established sub-Legations here.

Nanking was the scene of much fighting in the revolutionary compaign

during October and November, 1911. The whole city was occupied by the

revolutionaries in the early days of December, the Tartar City was sacked

and burnt, and Nanking became the seat of the Provisional Government

with Dr. Sun Yat-sen as President. Here the Republican Constitution was

drawn up and promulgated, andJ the Revolutionary leaders sought to make Nanking

■the capital of the Republic. In July, 1913, a military outbreak occurred which

rapidly developed into an armed rebellion against the Central Government, and from

the 15th August vmtil the 1st September the city was under a severe bombardment.

All of Hsia-kuan was burnt, and. Nanking was looted. The city was made

the seat of government by the Nationalists in 1927. The great event of 1929

was the burial of Dr. Sun Yat Sen in a magnificent mausoleum, specially con-

structed for the body of the great leader on a slope of the Purple Mountain.

In 1931 the Sun Yat Sen Memorial Park was developed, by tlie construction

of sports grounds, a stadium and a swimming pool.

A3?6 NANKING

Trade in 1933

, A feature of the year under review was the through-traffic arrangements effected

at the instigation

between of theandGovernment

railway, steamer, road services.between

Furthertheimprovements

different railway lines, and.

were introduced

on

andthe the Tientsin-Pukow

new train-ferry linkingrailway upboththisinline

the with

engineering and traffic departments,

the Shanghai-Nanki'ng Railway

was put in commission.

As in the whole Yangtze Valley, favourable weather conditions brought about

good harvests in the Nanking districts, and, it would appear that the port’s volume

of regards

As trade was moreimports,

foreign than 40satisfactory

direct ocean in steamers

comparisonentered with with

that kerosene,

of recent timber,

years.

machinery, electrical materials, metals and metal manufactures, scientific instruments,

and

piculs railway materials; while direct imports of foreign sugar amounting to 133, fll.'i

abroad asat against

Shanghai.45,512Duepiculs arrived

principally tobytheriver

factsteamer

that no after

foreigntranshipment

rice or flourfrom was

imported direct from abroad, while the value of such arrivals amounted to 4 million

gold units

incoasting

the latter in L932, the

year.clearedtotal

Besides value of direct foreign importations was slightly less than

vessels withcargoes

150,000leaving

piculsthecf port

wheatbyflour,

rail and14,000

by river

piculssteamers,

of wheat,14

60,000 piculs of rice, and 49,000 piculs of groundnuts; while coastwise shipments of

Chinese

during thecoalyear. brought down by the Tientsin-Pukow Railway totalled 509,000 tpns

Nanking’s growing importance as the capital of China continues to encourage

constructive work in the city, such as Government and bank buildings, residences and

factories.

the installation The municipal waterworks

of thecompleted

new commenced

electric-power plantandsupplying

was water18on kilometres

finished; the 1st April:of

municipal roads were during the year; a most important road building

atandtheroad-widening

end of the year. schemeTheforNanking-Wuhu

the river-tradehighway

bund atwasSiakwan

formallywasopened

well under way

to traffic

inNanking-Hangchow-Shanghai

June, another great step forward highwayintwomodern road communications.

most important branch roads Fromhave beenthe

constructed ; one connecting Chinkiang with this highway

connecting Wusih with the same road system at thing, A new direct Nanking- at Kuyung, and the other

Shanghai highway has been projected from Nanking via Chinkiang, Kiangyin,

Changshu,

section fromTaitsang,

ChinkiangKiating,to Nanhsiang, andnow Chenju to Shanghai, of which the

administration brought i^ace andKiangyin

security tois the under

Nanking construction.

district during the Efficient

year

isunder

beingreview,

improved andshould

the rapidity;

add muchwith which

in the thetocity

future the and the surrounding

prosperity of this area.country

DIRECTORY

GOVERNMENT

National Government State Cocfnoil

President—Lin Seng

/Commander-in-Chief of Army, Navy and Air Forces—General Chiang Kai-shek

The Five Yuan Minister of Finance—H. H. Kung.

Executive Yuan—Wang Ching Wei do. War—Gen. PIo Ying-ching r

Control Yuan—Yu Yue-jen do., Navy—Admiral Chen Shao-Kuan

Judicial Yuan—Chu Cheng Minister of Justice—Chu Cheng (acting)

Legislative Yuan—Sun Fo do. Communications-Chu Chihg-hua

Examination Yuan—Tai Chi-tao Minister of Education—Ong Wen-hao

Executive' Departments do. Indusutry—Chen Kung-p6

Minister do. Interior—Gen. Hwang Shamyun

Wei of Foreign Affairs—Wang Ching Minister 6f Railways—Ku Meng-yu

 NANKING A37?

ProjConsHl — W. H. Williams

Asiatic PKTHOtBOM Co. (North "China), Cypher OfticO^—C.' Hobson

Ltd.—Telephs. 41141 &c 41,142 ; Rafale Sub-Legation :

Ad: Doric Counsellor—11. G. Howe

E. E.Wilkinson, ManagerC. Poole Archivist-T. Me iJonald

Stenographer—Mr^: Leslie

P. J.C. A.Hubbard

Innc's |I xMiss' E. S. iMaellae

Bridge House Hotel, Ltd.—Hsiakwan: Japan

Cable Ad: Bridge 1st.General—Y.

Secretary ofSum

Legation

a and Ooinsul

British-American Tobacco Co. (China), Vice-Consul—H. Tanaka

Ltd.—Sal Ghia Wan; Cable Ad: Elive Consul—K. Asakai

Chancdllors — Y. Oka, Y. . Eidiura,*

Powhattan “S. ‘tchikawa, T. Yankgiwara^

J. H.W. C.1 arsons S.andUy'eniura,

Bowson I A. P. Tucker

G. M. Handcomb | J, G. Mason B. ShimizuH. Suzuki, 1. llsfiiida

^ Tai hvo M j m m ±

Butterfield'& Swire,Merchants— Cable United States

Ad: few ire

Etuarf Deas,Mayhew

signs per pro. rCqa^ul General ; and' Counsellor

J: C.'N; of Legation—WiiJys

Consul and 2nxi L-Secretary K. peck

tion—Kobert Smyth Of Lega-

Capital Garden Hotel —3, Hu Pei Vice-Consul—Douglas Jeukins,;jr.;

Clueh, TbejBund, Hsiakwan Dq. —rll. E. Mpntamat

Do. —Kenneth J. Yearns

Secretary—Miss Maojvry Mjjts •;

Do. —Miss Hamet'Crutclifield,

CarlowHe

Box 18 ,iji Co. — Hsiakwan ; P. O.

n & & * % m % & pj a m m m u

Tseang idh niu 'libna Hung sze Customs, CMinEse Maritime •

OilLtd

ina , Import and Export Lumber Co, liispCetorate •Geheral df (Customs ( Head

Lumber'Merchants—Office i& Saw Office) General—F. \V. Maze

Inspector

Mi 1: Chung San Bridge,

Te ephs. 41870 and 41630; Hsiakwan; Acting Assistant' Secretary ‘ (addition-

Cable Ad: Luroberco al)—Sun Si Yung

T. L. Wong, Manager

Chinese Engineering and Develop- Custom HouseM M &

ment Co. —49, Chung Lin Fang, Sin Commissioner—J. Klubiqrv

Chia Kou Assistant—Ying

C. Y. Wu, manager & engineer Tidesurveyor and^isin Tsi .Master—

Harbour

H. M. Anderson

CONSULATES, . Examiner—M. Hi Fulker

Germany (Legation)—12, Tse Pei Shih;

' \ Teieph. 2^241; Cable. Ad: Diplogerma Directorate General of Poet—Teieph.

Hsia Kwan 41996; Cable Ad: .Postgen,

Counsellor

schlager of Legauon—H. Lauten-

I i Secretary of Legation—Dr.

Chancellor-^G. Hotb Junker

t % m

Great Britain Drysdale & Co., Insurance Agents,

Import and Export41158;

; Chia Wan; Teieph. Merchants-—San

P.O;. Box 2;

Consul—A. P. Blunt,

Vice-Consul—J. A. C. c.m.g.

Alexander Cable Ad: Dpysdaie; Code: Beiihley’s

A378 NANKING

^ © il w ^ Rev. W. J. Drummond

Chiao yu tu su ehuo Dr. & Mrs. W. P. Fenn

Miss Jane A. Hyde

Educational Bookstore, Booksellers and Miss &Mary

Rev. Mrs.A.E.W.Moffiet

Leaman

P. Mills

Stationers, Printers and Publishers— Miss Anna

400, Chung Shan Road

31968; Cable Ad: Education Kulo; Teleph. Miss Miriam E.T. Null

Y. P. Mak, manager Mr. & Mrs. A. Roy

SoleEd,Agents Miss Eva L. Smawley

Evansfor—& Sons, Ld., of Shanghai Rev. & Mrs. C. S. Smith

Dr. & Mrs. J. C.Thurston Thomson

Tung Lee Airs.

Rev. Lawrence

Fittkau, H-, Architecture, Engineering Miss Margaret Winslett

Real Estate; insurance—153, Chung Miss Eleanor M. Wright

San11.Ton Road; Teleph.

Fittkau (Shanghai) 21666

S. Y. Veng (Nanking) t H H U Meiimtiwn

Methodist Episcopal Mission

German Legation

(See under Consulates) ® tf & Chi tii wei

^ £ M 12 fu W & ft United Christian Missionary Society j

Headquarters in United States j

Ying sharing ho gee yu hsien kung sze of America—Missions Building,

International Export Co. (Kiangsu), Indianapolis, Indiana

Ltd.—Cable Ad: Inter Headquarters

Chia Pisiang,in Nanking;

China — 5,Teleph.

Hon

T. L. Macartney, manager and Cable Ad : Disciples ; Code:

^ a ® ^ sa s as 3? Mission

Stations

Nanking, — Chuchow,

Nantungchow,Luchowfu,

Wuhu

Jardine Engineering Corporation, Ltd.,

The—9, Hsia

Cable Ad: Jardeng Kung Fu, San Chia Wan;

iftj E wo Nanking Hotel, Ltd. — The Bund,

Hsiakwan, Cable A: Vandee

Jardine, Matheson ifc Co., Ltd., Merchants

—Cable Ad: Jardine (General), inchcoy Nanking Pharmacy—203, Hua Pai Lou

(Shipping) Street, City

W. D. Fnldes-Wilson, Agent

Kung Sze Nanking Rotary Club

Kunst and Albers, (Nanking), Imp- m m v st m sk'm

orters, Engineers and Contractors— Su-Wan Yu-Cheng Kwan-li-Chii

Head Oifice: Hamburg. Branches:

ofShanghai.

Drum Tower Hankow

nextand

to NewHarbin. North Pdst Office—Head Office: Hsia-

Telephone

Office, Chun San Road;Telephone 31954; kwan; Teleph. 41738 (Commission- j

er’s (Office), 41827 Commissioner's i

Cable

Mosse, Ad : Kunstalber

Acme and ; Codes Rudolf Residence) 41726 (Deputy Commis- ;

1 Private '1 sioner), 41719 (Deputy Commission- .

D. Buseldst er District Accountancy), 4172-2 , •

(for agencies see Shanghai Section) (inland Control Office), 41970 ,

(Down-Stairs), 41910 (Up-Stairs) (

MISSIONS 41223 (Accountancy), 41206 (Savings

American Church Mission Bank Dept.); Cable A.d : Postos

American % m m &m®®

North Presbyterian Mission, Postal Remittances

—Nanking and Savings Cable

Branch, Tahsingkung; Bank »(>n

Dr. J. Lossing Buck

Dr. & Mrs. J. H. Daniels Ad: Postal bank

Miss E. L. Drummond T. T. Ho, manager

 NANKING—WUHU A37»

San Peh Steam Navigation Co.—The

Bund; Teleph. 50; Cable Ad: f»l ^ ^ ☆ ± ^

Sanpeh Teh akih ku huo yv, kuny sze

Texas Co., (China) Ltd., The, Texaco

Siemens China Co.—Siao Tao Yuen, San Telephs. 22560 Hsin

Products—14, Chieh Kou;

Ho Yien; Teleph. 31086; Cable Ad: Ad: Texaco and 21295; Cable

Motor

John H. D. liabe, repres.

Han Hsian Lia, assist. ^ # aL II Chin Un'J da sho

University of Nanking

^ i|| Mei foo Chinese Lunyuage, Literature, History,

Standaed-Vacuum Oil Co. — Teleph. Philosophy, W estern Subjects, Agri-

41880; Cable Ad: Stand vac culture and j'qrestry, etc.

ft.W.C. P.Jackson,

Coltmanmanager

I G. M. Lowe Wing Chong Co., Universal Providers—

J. B. Sherwood j Miss A. iiadomski — 136, The Bund, Hsiakwan

Yangtse Hotel—Telephs. 41414 and-

Steiner & Co., K. M.—47, Chung Shan 41887; Cable Ad: Yangtse

W. Brydon, proprietor

Road ; Cable Ad : Maurizio

W l 11 L

m IVu-hu

, This port (the name of which signifies “grass and lakes,” i.e., swamps) was-

opened to foreign trade, by the Chefoo Convention, on the 1st April, 1877. It is

situated

between on the Yangtsze,

Chinkiang in tlie province

and Kiukiang, of An-hwei,

though nearer and is a It“ half-way

to the former. ” port

has the appear-

ance of a thriving and busy town, and is admirably located for trade.

owing to the excellence of its water communication with the interior. A large canal, This-js mainly

with a depth of five to six feet of water in the winter and 10 to 12 feet in the

summer, connects the port with the important city of Ning-kuoh-fu, in southern An-hwei

50 miles distant.

direction Anotherancanal

to Taiping-hsien, runs tea

extensive inland for over

district. Thiseight

canal,miles in ais south-westerly

which only navigable

in the summer, passes through Nan-ling and King hsien, where the cultivation of silk

is carried on, and may some day be of importance. The silk districts of Nan-iing

and King-hsien are situated within 50 miles of Wuhu. Besides.the canals leading to

Ning-kuoh-fu and Taiping-hsien, there are two others communicating with Bu-an and

Tung-p6.

and Coal

foreignmaycapital

some having

day become

been adirected

considerable

to thearticle

great ofcoalfields

export from Wuhu,

of the both native

province. The

China

and Merchants’

have expended Steam

largeNavigation

sums in Company

the opening are

of interested

their mining in several

property; coal

thedistricts

output

has thus far been small, owing to the lack of proper machinery and management.

The Chin Kang Company, a wealthy native syndicate, have a Government permit to

open mines in several districts. A number of smaller companies are operating at

present with the

Two companies sanction offoreign

representing the above Corporation,

capital—the Yangtszeto Land

whomandtheyInvestment

pay a royalty.

Com-

pany, Limited, and the I Li Coal and Mining Company, Limited— have purchased a

number of the

Wuhu.long,Thefrom most

Yii their valuable

Fan Iron mining properties in the immediate neighbourhood fiveof

miles minesMining

to the Company

river bankcompleted

at Tikang,a amountain

small portrailway,

30 milesabout

up river

from Wuhu, in 1918.

Aaacy WUHTJ

ceded in 1906^ and sites were allotted to the for

The tract of la,nd selected 30 years ago the Foreign

Anhwei RailwaySettlement

Compamy and was to.definitely

various

shipping companifes, each lot having a river frontage of 600 to 1,100 feet, in 1914 the

Ministry of iGoimntmications took over the Anhwei Railway Company with its entire

assets^ andtliabilities. Large godowns have; been built by Messrs.

on their ground in the New Settlement for storing rice., and Messrs. Jiurdiiie^Matheson .Butterfield & ibwire

&foreshore

Co., Ltd., have also

near the Foreign acquired property in the vieihity.. Customs buildings 0n the

Chinese population of WuhuSettlement

is estimatedwereatcompleted

130,706. Two and occupied

mew rooterin idads.'were

1919, The

forttatiy

Nanking inaugurated,bn

and one betweenJurfe 24, aild and1933

Hsuancheng respectively-)-one betweeul Wubu and

Changsin.

,, Trade in 1933

During the yb'aV uildfer tevieiv there were signs at last that the depression caused

by . the. great floods of 1931 was

Japihbfe boycott bras intensified at the' beginningpassing away fromof the the Muhu

year asdistrict,

tension The anti

in North

China increased,^so that imports from Japan yer© severely curtajiled. The nesxt thing

toaCCOtapahiM

affect the district . was a very

by heavy-local rains.earlyActually,

and .abnormal

nothingrise in the level of the Yangtze.

; but good followed this state of

affairs, as the river gradually subsided

rains brought’ about exeellent harvests that infused newwithout rdoing any) damage and into,

courage the exceptional

the whole

country-side and largest

resuscitated trade. cotton

Confidence wasa flour

increased by the

the resumption

reopening of

operations at the Mantoushan, the Liehshan, and the Shuitung coal mines; by theof

two of the port’s factories—a mill and mill; by

construction of a rail way from Wuhu to Chapu in Chekiang ; by the extensive road

building

all the abovein thenewprovince;

work ; and by the increase

by the in employment

generally opportunities

peaceful conditions enjoyedprovided

throughout by

the year. The import trade was marked by a .sharp decline in the arrivals of

American kerosene in favour of Russian s oil, }and toy the very great increase in the

quantities

arrival of HongkongExports

at Shanghai. and Java sugaroreelecting

of iron to by

pay1.3duty at Wuhu instead of on

piculs, due to a brisk demand from Japan.increased

The shipments million

of rice, piculs

the mostto 5.1 million

important

staple

1932. ofThetheexport port, trade

amounted to 3.5was

ip wheat million picnls as against

&lso successful,the 1.3 million

quantity shipped,piculs during

principally

io Tjci-ntsin

seed and Chefod,

to the’extent being

of 1.70,006 109,400

piculk were pictilk as a^hinst

exjibrtecl' nonb being 4 nSete 2,900 inin the

ship'ped 1982.previous

Rape

Year owing to the severity of the anti-Japaneke boycott. ' Beans

ffohv'40,000 picul's to alihost 125,000 picjulis, successfhllY cotupeting in domestic- showed'an ; increase

market’s with imports from Manchuria.

The success of the export trade brought an increase in shipping to the port. More

than 100 steamers, of which $0 undei; ,the Chinese flag, called for rice alone.

road,As85regards the progress

"kiolmetres

: in length,in road-building

was otficiallyalready

openedmentioned,

to traffic intheJune;

Wuhu-Nanking.

while the-

Suancheng Changhsing road, 124 kilometres in length, and

Road,'216 kiometres long, were also opened during the course of, the year. A regular the Hweichow-Hangchow

motor bus servicebrought

are occasionally now existstoetween Wuhueffecting

in by this route, and Nanking; and mailsof: from

a timet-saving severaldown river

hours ii».

relation to postal matter arriving by steamer.

 WUHU A381

PIRECTORY

& & Sung hung wei it t is n m a

| Ambeican Church Mission ‘ Lih ching lun chuan hung sze

Eight Eev.

and wife D. T. Huntington, n.i).^ —Ni-sshin Kisen Kaisha—Cable Ad :

B. W.M.Lanphear Nissikisen

ilifeS . S. Capron . S. Hosokawa, manager .

Sister Constance Anna M. Nishizawa, hulk master

Sister.Ahnn

Sister Grace , ,

JyOuxse’Aiagdalene iii ^'4*

(Jhung tiwu Yu Cjieng

S5 10 Amu POST

1 OiT-fc.K ■ ’c >:-:rtr

Asiatic Betroreum Go. (North Ciii^a)',1 Depiity i iChen i.ao

PostalCoinmissioiier in Charge

j

Ltd., (Che—Cable. 1 Ad: OoTic

5 '%Di,J.' W-E. Morrison Willis, manager Salt EevenuB — Anhui. Auditorate

1 IL E. Hoey, ‘i " ' Office ’ ■ • ' out j! non «..it —

AtiditoT^-GLen Chi-chuaii'

I', British American Toracco Go. (China),, ' ComUditor^L.''F.' Nfewman •

Ltd. 'Standard-Vacuum' Oil Co —Cable Ad1:

G. M. Handseornb Standvac

S. T, Kao P. T. Oil

^ Tdi'lebo" Cl L. Cluing . ’ . 0 , .,

Butterijeed 'pi Swire (dolin Swb e k Texas Coi (Chin \), Ltd., 'I'iie, Petroleum

Sons,' Ltd^vM^hahtsACableAd: Swire Products, Lubricating OiTs—Cdble Ad:

0. W.; Bao, agent 'J'eW.C.'Pieh

xiici > ^

M H Wu hu kwan Wunir General Hospital — Cable Ad:

Customs, Chinese. M aritime Ichpsan ■

ft Assistants—Hu

Acting Commissipner— H. C. Morgan Kobt. Jttj Brown, m d., supt.

Yu Ching;; and Leang. . Y.IlylaC. Yin, S. Watters,

m.d. I L.S. m.d.Morgan, m.d.

B■ f. Ghief: Mum, Sing , C.IP. A.M. Sayles,

Chiu, M.b.

fe | Assist. Tidesupveyor

• ,MasterBoat and

r-T.. J. Broderick

IJarbour

Prances E. Culley, Supt. bfR.N.Petigurea,

I S. nurses m.d.

Officer—G. K. Tso

s .Chief jKxaminer—S. E. Mikulin WpHU EeGRHATION CliUB

I 1 -Assist. Examiner—Chang

Diet. Eiver Inspr:—dib G.WeiLoraino- Chairman— — .■

| ' Grews Hon.

EiVer ltiSpr. Assist. —Whong Tse-yue Hon. Seicty. -D.,W. Morrison

Treasurer-*It. E. Hoey

Hon; LibrariantrS.:

Sports and Property—J. Loraine-Grews

Wharton

fU fg A wo

' Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., General W u it u Eoads Improvement Society

| Merchants and Shipping Agents — Committee—S.

! ' Cable Ads: Jardine and Inchcoy (for

Ip Shipping) arid treasurer),Tsuda Dr. E.(hon. secretary-j.

PI Brown,

Wharton,

Bragg M. Manefield and W. H.

Tu Yung-luan, agent

 K1UKIANG

Kiu-kiang

Kiukiang is situated on the river Yangtsze near the outlet of the Poyang Lake, and

was formerly prefectural city of the province of Kiang-si. It is distant about 142:

geographical

Hebei lion, wasmiles a busy fromandHankow

populousandcity;454but

milesit was

fromoccupied

Shanghai.by theKiukiang,

Taipingbefore

rebels the

in

1853, and before it was given up to the Imperial troops was almost entirely destroyed.

When the Foreign Settlement was established there, however,

returned, and has continued to increase rapidly : it is now estimated at 80,00u. The the population soon

city wall has been pulled down, and a maloo has been built in its place.

The city is built close to the river, along the banks of which the walls run for some

500 yards. Their circumference is about five miles, but a portion of the space enclosed

islakes

stilltounoccupied.

the north andThewest cityofcontains

it, and itnois feature

backed by of ainterest.

noble rangeThereof hills

are several large

a few miles

distant,

and the amongst which

existence of which,is Kuling,

within some

2| 3,600offeet

hours’ the high,

port, the well-known

gives Kiukiang summer

a high resort,

position

among the Treaty Forts. The former foreign Settlement lies to the west of the city

and is neatly laid out. It possesses a small bund lined with trees, 2 clubs, and a Roman

Catholic

control ofcathedral.

the ChineseSince the endandof a1927

authorities, the foreignandsettlement

new residential has beenclose

business district, underto

but outside the city, is slowly coming into being. Aeroplanes

run pass through here daily—up plane about 2 p.m. and down plane about 9 a.m. on the Shanghai-Hankow

chowDuring 1921 a system

now comprises eitherof drainage of approved

in or adjacent to it foreign style wasprominent

the following initiated. buildings:

Pinhing- .

the railwaythestation

Factory, Kiuhsing and godow

Spinningns, theandelectric-light power house,

Weaving Company’s the and

factory, Yu Sung

a largeMatch

four-

storied hotel.

Trade in 1933

The trade

although of Kiukiang

condition at times during

showed the signsyearof improvement,

under review onwastheunsatisfactory

whole the resultsand, I

were

the disappointing.

mainextent,

local isfactors Incessant communist-bandits

which byhampered activities

businessstrictness during recent

and trade,ofbutthetheembargo years

responsibility, were

to a ||

certain also shared high taxation,

to bandit areas, stringency of the money market in all parts of China, reduction in the : on supplies

buying power of the population and world wide depression in general.

The total value of direct foreign imports amounted to $3,139,688, showing an in-

crease

direct of $656,072 as compared withabroad the figures of the previous year. The total value inof

1932. exports

The totalof Chinese

value ofproduceChinese produceamounted shipped toto$1,686

Chineseas against $4,073,048

ports amounted to

$17,182,107 as against $17,075,015 in 1932.

 KIUKIANG A383

DIRECTORY

m & m ik m ® m % Examiners—C. de Bedoire and N. A.

Ying shang a si a huo yu kung sz iialfter and Chu Yung

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China), Marine dept.

Ltd.—CRble Ad: Doric Assistant

Worcester River Inspector—G. R. G.

A.G.Morton Smith, manager River Officers—E. S. Sexton and G.

VV. A.H.Churchill 4 U. K* Morton

Taylor, installation manager F. W. Hudson

British-American Tobacco Co. (China). Duff & Co., J. L., Manufacturers “Killing

Ltd.—Teleph. 133; Cable Ad: IWhatten Brand” J. L. Duff

Provision's

£ ^ Ta law Ss ilr aiY ff§ Sien any ha men

Butterfield & Swire (John Swire & Sons, Fairy Glen, Private Hotel—Ruling; Cable

Ltd.), Merchants—Cable Ad: Swire Ad: Fairglen

E. C. Hageii, signs per pro. J. L. Duff «fe Co., managers

|fj IQ Chou Shan Shin Chuk fU ®™

China Merchants’Steam Navigation Co- 1Ji ardine,

; M atheson & Co., I /i d., Merchants

—Cable Ad: 8969

Ling Yu Sheng, manager —Cable Ad: J ardine

T. S. II. Hoey

CHURCHES & MISSIONS Kiangsi Postal District—Head Office:

Nanchang

Hj j& i^J Nee ti Imi Postal Commissioner—Li

District deputy do.—TsangYaoYukTingMing

China Inland Mission District Accountant—Ju Ram Fun

Kuikiang 1st1stClassClassOffice—Riukiang

Postmaster—Kiang Ming

R. A. McCulloch and wife Tsao

^ ^ Tien chu, fang

Roman Catholic Mission (Lazarists) Kiukiang Club & Recreation Ground

Rev. Louis Morel, proc. (Company

Committee—E. LimitedC.byHagen

Guarantee)

(Chairman),

0:D. C.E. Sims

Morton(hon.(hon.treasurer),

secretary),G.

m mm & n Worcester and E. Sexton

Consulate, Japanese Nishida

Acting Consul—N.

Chancellor—C. Hashida T* ill -MM foo

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.

fSfi fcC jit Kiu kiang hai kuan R. K. Hykes,manager

Customs, Chinese Maritime D.R. Geater,

C. Sims installation

| E. R.supt.Eichholzer,

Actg. Commissioner—E. A. MacDonald K. Y. John, stenographer

Asistants—T. Manuel Wong, Chi Pao- Texas Co., The, Petroleum Products—

yuan and Peng Chia Chieh

Tidesurveyor

H. Wang Chong and Harbour Master— Cable H. T.Ad:HsiiTexaco

 II AN KOW

P ^ han-Jcau

Hankow, as its name implies, is located at the mouth of the Han Rver—the

longest tributary of the Yangtsze—in latitude 30 deg. 32 min. N,, and longitude 114

deg.

North19and min.South

E. ItsChina,

central

hasposition,

led to itsstanding as it does

being called the like a half-way

“ Chicago house between

of China.” It was

formerly regarded merely as a suburb of Hanyang, which it immediately adjoins,

but it has since far outstripped the older city in commerce, wealth and inlluonce.

Itmiles

is, ofofcourse,

territory the and

principal

watersport on the Yangtsze,

a hinterland which drains

with a population aboutupon

of close 750,04)0 square

200,000,100

people.

become Thuschief

the situated and environed,

emporium in central it isChina.

naturalHankowto expectis-600thatniiles

it willdistant,

Ultimately

frojcn

Hlianghai, and, at the present time 43 regular steamers ply between Slanghal-Hankoik,'

6sha),

between Shanghai-Hankow-Ichang, 4 between

3 between Hankow-Ichang and 1 between Hankow-Changsha. Shanghai-Hankow-Ichang (or Chaftg-

Attention was first drawn to Hankow as a place of trade by Hue, the Trench

description ofCaptain

missionary. the place Blakiston,

and itsinsurroundings:—“

his work “The Yangtsze,”

Hankow gives the foliowing'corrc'et

is situated just where an

sides of the main river in an east and west direction. Stationed country

irregular range of semi-detached low hills crosses a particularly level on Pteigoda on both

Hill,

Hanyang,

are low. Ata spectator looks down

his feet sweeps on almost asYangtsze,

the magnificent much water nearlyas land

a mileeven when the

in width; Hornrivers

the

west and skirting the northern edge of the range of hills already mentioned comes the

river Han, narrow and canal-like, to,add its quota, and serving as one of the highways

of the country ; and to the north-west and north is an extensive treeless flat, so little

elevated above

exception, raisedthe river thatprobably

the scattered hamlets whicha now

dot its surface a,re, without

or two traverse itsonfarther

mounds, part and flowartificial

into theworks

mainofriver. distant

Carrying age.

his eyeA. stream

to the

right bank of the Yangtsze one sees enormous lakes and lagoons both to the north-west

and south-east sides of the hills beyond the provincial city. ”

Sir) The

RobertportHart

was opened

in thattoyearforeign trade in 1861,

in connection with and was visited

opening a branch by Mr. (afterwards

Of thfe Irhjjeria'I

Customs. The British and other Bunds have many imposing buildings on the water-

front-

Shanghai Un the British Bund, are the outstanding offices of the Hong Kong and

Bank and Bank, extensivethe godowns,

National etc,,

City belonging

Bank of toNewMessrs. YorkJardine,

and theMatheson

Yokohama& Co.Si pieceand

Messrs. Butterfield ife Swire and the Asiatic Petroleum Company have also constructed ;

large

latter premises on the lotinimmediately

was dismantled 1924,Bund, to oldest

and theindeed,the north of the Commissioners

landmark house. The

been removed. The British was rapidlyonbecoming BritishtheBuxrd,has

banking thus and

business centre of the Concessions, and was ceasing to be a quarter for private

residence In many respects the Hankow

of length is probably unsurpassed. The new Custom bund is the finest lit the Eastland

House was comhletbd at the in point,

1

close of the Bund—admittedly

the British year 1922, and is located in ansiteiimposing

the finest position at'the

in Hankow—a,nd Southern-end

the: building is in everyof

respect worthy of the site. The fact that it was re-constru’oted'On^uch

may be taken as an indeic, states the Commissioner of'dustOths in his Aftfflual Report extensive lines

for 1924, asofthetheforemost

Hankow confidencetradereposed

centre ofinMid-China.

the future development and -prosperity of

France,

British Russiawas

concession and extended,

Japan acquiredbut theconcessions along the river

Russian concession was front

takeninover 1895.by Thethe

local authorities on November 1st, 1920, and placed under

chief of police of Hankow. The French, Japanese and British had Municipal Councils. the control of the Chinese

The China Merchants’

extensive Steam Navigation Company, havingforcompleted their new andand

these werebunding,completed started to build

in December, handsome new offices

1920. Messrs. Butterfield themselves

& Swire havein 1919, a four-

 HANKOW A385

r

storey

Mathesonreinforced& Co., conerete

Ltd., putgodownup a yery on thefinesite‘of

moderntheirfour-storey

did office;reinforced

Messrs, concrete

jardine,

godown, on the site, of the buildings destroyed by .fire in 1917, the total measuremeart-

of the building being approximately 74,772 square feet. The English; Church was

i. re-b.uilt, and conseprated in Alay, ,1904. A new Union Church was built in 1,916-1.7

inwastheocctipied

French atConcession,

the end ofand the opened

summerinholidays

April, 1917.

in 1920iffie

andnew is aBritish school building

vast improvement on

|\ Petrbleum

the formerGo., accdmmddatiph. A fourth

Ltd., was cbrUpleted oil installation, 'belonging to the K\Vahg 1 Wha,

in 1934.

The native city of Hankow was burnt by the Imperialist army in October, 1911,

itandwasa population

estimated ofthataboutfully

S00,o6o were thereby

80 per'cent, of therendered

burnt homeless.

area had bepn At the end of 1914

reconstructed,

j. having fallen through, owing to difficulties in obtaining'the necessary funds. the

though unfortunately on the old lines, all the laudable plans for modernising Duringcity

1919 large tracts of land in the hack of the native city were reclaimed and several new

t; roads were constructed. A scheme for the development of a Greater Hankow was

j started with the backing of the Government.

, developed The Hankow B.ace Clubway.

in a remarkable and Recreation

The property Ground

of thewasClub

incorporated in 1904,

is extensive, enoughand

I| pool, to embrace a racecourse, an 18-hole golf course, football and

and, *in fact, every branch of sport indulged iu by the members. Apait frpm cricket field, swimming

1 this club, which is chiefly devoted to sport, there are the Hankow Club, the Russian

| Club alleys,and etc.theTheFrench

Hankow Club,Golfwhich

Clubhavewas splendid

institutedlibraries,

in 1878.. billiard

There isrooms,

also a bowling

Chinese

J. Race Club and an International Race Club with courses as good as any in China,

J"; The success of the northern expedition of the Canton Government and the capture

ofchang the late

Wuhan cities altered

in 1926, and thetheestablishment

position entirelyof thefromNationalist

the pointheadquarters

of view of atforeignWu-

Ii avoidtrade. bloodshed,

A mob, aroused

the unarmed British marines who were defending the place wereto-

by agitators, stormed the British concession and, in order

J: ordered to withdraw and British' women and children were evacuated. All British

t' business

with a Committee ofdown

firms closed for a time andFollowing

Administration. the'Nationalist Governmentnegotiations

upon protracted took possession the

British concession was handed over to the Chinese Authorities and is now adminis-

itered by them. The Chen-O’Malley -agreement provided that the muniepal ad mini s-

itration of the formertookBritish

This arrangement effectconcession

on Marchshould 16th, be1927,taken

andover by a Sino-BritishofCouncil.

the administration the cx-

! British concession has worked with remarkable smoothness and efficiency.

Trade in 1933.

ji The year opened at Hankow under considerably more promising conditions than

l:its predecessor, and reports show that the three Han cities and their contiguous rural

districts enjoyed a State of peace'such as had hot been experienced for a long time.

‘ jCommunist

Ifche previous.andyear, bandit

ahd Activities'were

the effect of this severely

begkiicurbed by .Goveimihent

to be seen in the freedomforceswithduring’

which

igoods

Rivor-areas could move

whichinhadthe interior.

been isolated This from

was particularly'noticeable-in

Hrtnkbw during the g'feater th6 part

Upperbf 1932.

Han

Health reports for the district were excellent considering'

Itocpected to follow in the wake of the great floods, and hafyests'have seldom Been what might have been

• Wore

;Jood plentiful,

reason) butso the

thatlownothing

prices was left out

arising for agtieulturists

of super-abundant to grumble

productionat ^though

and.the withpdor

demand

tor a few spasmodic attempts of agitators to foment trouble, but chargesyear

from abroad- Labour conditions were quiescent throughout thfe except;

for moving

.rargo between ship and shore are still uhVeasdnabty high. The total value Of the

i-rade of the pdrt coming' Under Customs cognizance arid fbr which'particulars are

■• Available

If entry into (the coastwise

dhina are movements df foreigA goods that

no longer reeordedldmounted To'2have once paid

78 million dutyas atagainst

dollars port

:':muld

82 million

appeardollars

that inimproved

f98SfAa decrease-Of less/Thanleast

conditions havfe.at l’£ per cent. From

resulted'in these figures

the calling of a haltit

j y'the recent rapid declihe in tra'de at this'important'CeAU’ai China-market. The

i plAvenue Collectionan‘roseffrom

contributed amount equal12.8 toto20.4overmilliofikdOllats,

32 pfer 6erit. dfto which' duties on kerdsdAe-

whdlexdllection. Cdtti-

 A 380 HANKOW

petition in the .mineral,oil field led to very, low prices for kerosene, to speculative

■buying of this commodity by dealers^ and, incidentally,' to the opening up of a wider

market again amongst the poorer classes, who have had to content themselves with

vegetable oil illuminants in recent years. Another import luxury article to register \

An increase was , foreign sugai*, possibly, indicating the beginnings' of a financial ;

recovery in the district from the effects of the great flood of 1931; but it should be ]

noted that; a mnch greater recovery took place in the imports of .,natiye sugar, the *

figures for which were 137,000 piculs as against only '000 piculs in 1932. Direct j

imports of foreign piesce goods, declined.by nearly 50 per cent, while importations of ij

Chinese tocotton

million almostpiece goods dollars

‘2,5 million and cotton products

in value. Sinceincreased

produce sentfromtoapproximately

an ocean port for15 |

subsequent transhipment abroad is now recorded as an interport

at ports'of first shipment like Hankow and other river ports, it has become impossible movement of cargo |I

to assess exactly the progress of any individual port s trade with foreign countries.

However, as the decline in the value of Hankow’s direct shipments

million to 7 million dollars is more than counterbalanced by the rise in her coastwise abroad from 32 iaj

-exports from 107 million to 135 million dollars', it may be reasonably assumed that her J

eventualthecontribution

during year Undertoreview the foreignFull export trade of the

data regarding the port’s

countrysharedid ofnotthediminish

inter- 1»

port

in the annual statistics published in “The Trade of China, 1933.” Some of Hankow’s'1 IJ

and the direct foreign trade of the country, respectively, will .be found

principalbristles,

goods, exportsegg are: wood tea,oil, intestines,

products, ores, raw cotton,skins, cotton yarn,flour,cotton piece j|

nutgalls, china-root, medicines, vegetable tallow,hides, sesamum seed,wheat leaf tobacco, beancake,

ramife, 1|

and varnish. There was little change in the port’s shipping statistics, the total I

tonnage 0.5entering

eluding million and tonsclearing under General

of ocean-going Regulations

vessels trading directlybeing

with6.7foreign

millioncountries,

tons, in j|jj

Freight charges to Europe were practically the same as:in

charges via the Pacific tended to be higher for some produce. The highest water-mark the previous year, but ijj

registered

from the on tothetheHankow

25th 28th riverAsgauge

June. this was

rise 47.2.feet,

in the rivertheoccurred

river remaining at this early

exceptionally level |I

in the year and was 4 feet above the average, the municipal authorities closed all |

drainage apertures and other passages in the recently constructed protective walls on 1

the

had a,bund

moreinthanexpectation of another

normal rainfall flood. with

coincided Thesethisprecautions

unusual wererise infully

thejustified,

river, eon- as, I|

siderable

little trouble during the year. The draught-limiting channel for this section of the : |j

flooding must have resulted. The channels in the Hankow district gave

river

on thewas13th

again the Hankow

January. Grossing, which

Draught-limiting had a minimum

regulations leastenforced

were strictly depth ofduring12| feet'll

the I|

low-water season, with the result that only three, major accidents to shipping occurred. ! j

two of them being due to faulty piloting. During the summer the Willes Island Ij

Cut-off was360marked

Altogether Noticesfortolight-draught

Mariners werenavigation

issued from afterthebeing

Riverclosed for 11office

Inspector’s years.at j, J

Hankow during

re-chartered; the

365 miles year; the whole

of the riverandbelow of the river from. Sinti to Ichang was j *

of these surveys were published: 2,669Hankow

prints wereof plansre-surveyed;

were sold157toplans) the-;

public. The total distance covered by River Inspectorate

to which figure the Hankow launches coutributed a total of 13,727 miles. Hupeh launches was 59 818 miles,

province made considerable progress in motor highway construction during the year.;

Possibly the main accomplishment was the linking up of existing roads with the

ofHsinyang-Hwangchuan

the Hankow Kaifeng highway highway asoffartheasHonan road-system

Macheng, from whichby theplacecompletion of part ,

the first-men-

tioned highway can be reached by an extension roadway to Hsiaokailing. The

Hankow-!chang highway,

Shasi-Laohokow highway is completed is thusas connected

far as .Hojung,with and,theas this road crosses tl^e

Shasi on the Yangtze RiverHankow and Laohokow on the HanupRiver near important

the Honantowns, frontier.of

Numerous

which is dueotherto theroads werework

vigorous builtundertaken

and/or improved during the year, the

by the bandit-suppression credit

forces fort

in fcheit

border

of these roads being one from Macheng to Wusiieh on the Yangtze. At the close of. t

areas of the province near the Honan and Anhwei frontiers, the most important

1933, according to information supplied by the Hupeh Bureau of Reconstruction, the

province

constructedpossessed

during 1,747 kilonjetres

the year of motor highway, of which 584 kilometres wereq :

under review.

 HANKOW A387

DIRECTORY

Aird, Skinner & Tatchell, Physicians . H til Sun Cheony

& Surgeons—Teleph. 24301 Andersen, Meyer & Co., Ltd.,

General Importers, Engineers ami

^ * Contractors Agents—11, Rue Cle-

Mei-yah Pao Sim Rung Szu menceau; F. C.; Telephs. 21033 (En-

American Asiatic Underwriters, gineering and Import) and 21133

Fed., Inc., U S.A., General Insur- (Accounting Dept.) and 22011 (Ex-

ance : Fire, Marine, Motor-car, portC. Godown); Cable Ad: Danica

W. Corbaley, manager

Life, Accident, Burglary, Plate-

glass, Baggage and Special Risks— Sole Agents for-.—

A.P.C. Building, The Bund, S.A.D. American Radiator Co. (Boilers

3; C.Teleph. 23529; Cable Ad: Underiters and Radiation) '

H. V.B. Starr, president

Berntsen, manager(Shanghai) International General Electric

Co. (Electrical Equipment and

Agents for Supplies)

Hanover

22 OtherFireAmerican,

InsuranceBritish

Co. and

and International Harvester Export

Continental Insurance Companies Co. (Agricultural Machinery,

Motor Trucks)

American Bible Society Worthington

{See Missions) Corporation.Pump (Crude& Machinery

Oil En-

gines, Pumps, Compressors,

American Chamber of Commerce Feed Water Heaters Conden-

{See Chambers of Commerce) sers, Condensing equipment)

American Consulate—(&«£ Consulates) Baldwin Locomotive Works. (Lo-

comotives)

American Church Mission Saco-Lowell Shops. (Textile ma-

{See Missions) chinery)

Scott and Williams, Inc. (Knit-

American Far Eastern Match Co-, ting machinery)

Fed. Inc. U.S.A., Matches & Match Fielding and Platt, Ltd. (Crude

Materials—San Peh Building, S.A. Oil Engines)

D. 2; Telephs 21685 (Manager) and Victor X-Ray Corporatibu. (X-

22435 Ray apparatus)

M. (General);

Hallberg,Cable Ad: Amleamatch

manager Johnson & Johnson. (Hospital

Supplies)

American Foreign Insurance Asso- Agricultural and General Engine-

ciation, General Insurance—N.K. ers, Ltd. (Road Rollers and

K. Building; Cable Ad: Afiahan- Concrete Mixers)

kow. Head Office: 80.Maiden Lane, American Blower [Corporation.

N.Y. (Blowing, Heating, Ventilating)

H. A. Powell, manager Belting & Leather Products Asso-

Hu Pin Nan, Inspector ciation. (Graton & Knight-Lea-

K. S. Wu, compradore ther Belting, Belt. Laces, Round

(for Agencies see Shanghai) Leather

Hydraulic'Belting,

Packing)Belt <>ment,

American Lutheran Mission Chapman Valve .Manufacturing

{See Missions) Co. (Gate Valves, Slhice'Gates,

Cocks, etc.) ..

Corbin, P. & F. (Locks and

^ m m m Builders’ Hardware)

American Mail Line—Teleph. 24932 ; Duraflex Co. (“Duraflex”—Com-

Cable Ad: Dollar position - flooring)

TheRobert Dollar Co., general agents Edison (Storage Battery Co., Inc.

(>9efe Dollar Co., The Robert) (Storage Batteries, etc,)

A38S H.ANK0W

Food Machinery Corporation, General Managers for: —

(Food Canning Machinery, .

Kueffel & Esser Co. (Drawing . Agen The |Iankow Press Packing Co., Ltd.

cies: —

and Surveying Instruments and — Employers

accessories)

Koppel Industrial Car, and Corporation,Liability Ld. Assurance

Equipment" Co. (Light Kailway South British Insurance' Co., Ld.-

Equipment and Steam Locomo- Yangtsz© liieurande Association Ld.

tives) Ear Eastern Iirsurance Co.. Ld.

'National Radiaton Co. (BoiWrs Board of Underv'riters of New

and Henry

Radiatots) York. /,. -;v . V. ,

Pels, & Co., Ltd; (Presses, , Blue

PrinceStgr Line,Line,.

F^7Ld!.Eas6 Service

Shears, ■ Punches, ” and other Willi. Wilhelmsen - Norwegian,

Machine Tools) ■ Africa and Australia Line

Sherwin-Williams- Paint - Co. Klaveness Line ,

Paints, Varnishes.and.Lacquers) Chevrolet. Pontiac, Oakland,

, ;^ullivan ( Machinery Co. r (Air ''Buick, G.M.C;‘ Motor‘Cars and

Compressors, Mining & Quarry Trucks, (Prqqucfs of General

Machinery).' Motors, Ld.) .

Wolf Co. ( Flour Mill'dtid Ctain- Austin Cars

Cleaning Machinery)!. Bedford Trucks

Yauxhal! ,Carp . - E ,

m % w m ,Cpxnp (todr , Met'aJjiifRuxem-

Ying-shcmg An Lee - hburgeois ’“Columeta ’

Arnhoid & Co., Ltd., Merchants, De HavilRvpd ; Aircraft Qo., Ld.

Engineers and ContractPPs — The Henry Simon, Ld., Manchester

Bund, S.A.D I. ; TUlephs, 24571-4; Asa Lees & Co,, Ld., Oldham

Cable Ad: Harch - George Keighley . LR, Burnley

Rusjton .& Horiii^by, Ld.. , Lincoln

A.C. E.R. Peacock,

Eisenhut,signs do.

per pro. Sole Distributors-.—

A. J. Cooper, do./ . : > Metropolithn-Vickers Electrical

Export Department ' Export Co. ‘td.

R. Zindel

R. Townsend I E. Merten ^ ^ m « A ^ ^

L. Baker J. Heeht

J. 11. White ! W: Hensel AsiaYuipang Live

jey shqu.puo hsien hung szu •

Insurance.Co., Inc:, Building,

Life In-

Import & Automobile Dept. sdraU>if>--Asiatic ‘Petroleum

J. Avasia j Cl F. Hwang ■ ■ Thd'

H. R. Holgate Bund, S.A.D, Sj Teleplt. 24$05;

Engineering Dept. Cable Ad: MaionOflljee-

Bentley’s. Alj cochin a,; Code:

for theAcme and

Orient;

K.E.S. E;.Yuen 17, The Bund, Shanghai

Low | K. H. Chui H. B. Bernt-sen, adviser ■

C. K. Moores compradore vT. Jlaciin,

C. E|ui,Chang,

manageraccountant

Property

H. GrifesingDepartment

Insurance & Shipping Dept. n ?[!i A 35 ^0 ^ ^

A. J. Cooper. Ying sliai'i^'Ah s-i a kuo nfu hung

II- Albert | H. S. Bdttfirfield Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North.China), n

Accounting Department Ltd.—Chbl'

J. Kitto, emanager

. Ad :' Doric

C. D’Encarnacao J.L. E.Ri Lyhne, assist,] managerPrice

C. Dihiz Cropley

Cable Department

F. P. ID’Almeida | J. X. Ee^qira W. R. Davies (| E.G. W. A. L. Robb

'Correspondence L. Tdiv engAI| J;G. Watson

M. Stock

B. E. CarneiroDepartment J. Hay,: Hankey

installation

J. Mackay, (Chen gchow ) R. E. Aitken Quack

A. Rose (Changteh) R. Findlay I Miss-M. Malone.j

H, Hommel (Changsha) Miss G. Rowland [l^is^ E. Ratcliffiff

 HA'N'fvOW

0 ff- Ksin iU Bank op'Taiwan,’

; Telephs. Dtd.—77, Kiang-Ban

Asiatic Trading Corporation, Ltd., Road 21121-4; Cable Ad ;

The, Tea Merchants and Brick Tea Taiwangink T. Atsuta, agent

Manufacturers, Exporters of China I.M. Ikegami, p.p. agent

Produce—7, Lanling Road; S.A.D.

2; Teleph. 23203; Cable Ad: Asia-

corpo; Codes: A,B.C. 5th and 6th, T. Tawara

Yoshida

Edns. and Bentley’s Y. Imahashi

S. I. Bodalin, attorney S. D. Tien. .

G. Rinas, engineer ' fr ^ it Whd ftei yfoig hang

Chun Yuet-chovpy compradore Banque Beige Powr I’Etranger

Yeh Tun-ehihg, -clerk

Chun Chi-tsarr, tea factory repres. | —Chihg ' Miiig Building,, 87a, Po-

yang Road, S.A.ff)., Ko. 3; Teiephs.

W M il Wah i/ao-ya fowg 2230:8 (pigr.)," 22408; (Genera],) '22108

I Associated

Wholesale £)rltg Co., Tnc.,

Druggists— SpecialRetail and;| ^Cp^npradore);

District L. Pander, manager

Cable Ad: Sinobe

?7o.M.2;E.Teleph-25007; Cable Ad: :Adc^-

L. Petiaux, sub-accountant

Vittaly, Ph.s., manager fr ^ a M' ^ m

Atkinson & Dailas, Ltd. — Teleph. 23803 Tong Fang Heul H ying hanu

IAttgustinian Procuration ; Banque de Plndc-Ghme — Telepik

| (See Missions) ; 22738 (M^nagyr’s Office),.22)04 'Gen-

eral Office), 21704 (Gompradole’s

^ 0 • Pun Sung Office) ; Cable. Ad : Indochine

I Bahnson

Brokers—14, Faucheong Road, S.A.D. A. Picard', signs per pro.

: • 3;Bahnson;

Telephs. Codes:-24907: aridBentley's,

21051; Cable Ad: Mrs. G. Guillaume

Western ^!j Mah ha lee

Union

F. W.5-letter,

BahnsonAcme and Mosse Chartered Bank of India, Australia

and China—Teleph.

Milkmaid , 21504; Cable-.Ad:

6® flt * * » * J. S. McEachran, sub-agent

I" Bailey

Cheong& Road; Perry,Telephs.

Solicitors—16, Fou

22905 & 22983; T. E. D. 'Edwards, sub-account.

I1 edn.,Cableand Ad:Bentley’s

Bailey; Codes: A.B.C. 5th m tklfc & m

|i1 C.J. E.Probyn-Franck,

Sherwin, solicitor Credit Eoncier d’Extreme Orient,

T. Lin, Chinese Lawyer

do. Architects, Bank,

Mortgage Real EstateAgents—4,

Fire Insurance Agents,

P. Y. Hsu, interpreter Rue

(General Clemenceau;

Office), Branches:Telephs.

22338 (Mgr.), 24104

22908

Z. K. Ts’en, clerk (Compradore) Shanghai,

S. F. Hah, writer Tientsin, Hongkong, Tsinan and

BAXKS Singapore

Ch.Z. Ancel,

F. Tsen,acting manager1

compradore

b fr ^ il fJ1 Chung IcUJoh yin hong P.P. S.W.N.Tseng,

Gitle,'accountant^

secretary ;

|l Bank op China—Hankow Sub-branch : C. H. Tsi, clerk ’;

1 1, ‘Pao Hwa Street; model district; S. T. Tseng, do.

Telephs. 23504 and 23708; Cable Ad:

6892 ff M ^ M V'ekM'Q yin han9

T- W7 Chao, manager Deutsch-Asiatische Bank—S.A.D.

Seng

Y. C.King-feh,

Cheng, assist,do. do.'and acct. . Bund; TeKjjpns.’ 21404 (General) &

'S. f'song, 21208

Z.C.' F. Tson, secretary do.W. Bert(Mgr.); Cable Ad : Teutonia

he!, manager

? Kan Dah-Chee,'cashier,

1 : F. Petzschke, sub-mgr.

C.’ W. S2C, 6h‘ief,'business section Fr. Bretsehneid-er

A390 HANKOW

Hankow Bank, . Lto.—]9, Seichu-gai, Jt m. Bee

Japanese Concession; Telephs. 21734,

2222-8 and 23008; Cable Ad: Han- Bechler, ing

E., Engineering & Contract-

Machinery, Technical Supplies,

kowbank Photographic Supplies, Office Ap-

M. Irie, managing director pliances—Offices and Showrooms:

G. Okada, sub-manager 3rd Special District, Corner Hunan

S. Hosotani, per pro mgr and Co-operation Roads: Teleph.

T. Sasaki | G. Higashi 22811; Cable Ad: Bechler

E. Bechler

It I'M Way foong H. Thiemann

Honokono & Shanghai F. Lindmeyer

—The Bund; Telephs.Banking Corpn.

‘23204 (agerit), Miss E. Lindmeyer

21304:

1 P.O. Box 11 Behr & Mathew, Ltd., S., Egg Export j

G. R.WA.Garrett,

Green, acting

acting agent

accountant and Refrigerating — 19, Rue Du bail |

G.I. G.G. R.Thomson I M. A. Glass French Concession, Teleph. 23857j

Mann | Mrs. A. Blair Cable Ad: Nollavour

Belgian Consulate — {See Consulates) j

n m m m &

Wan Kuo Chu Hsio Ilwei Boone School —(Ace Educational) ;

Internationa!, Savings Society — Bremen Colonial and China Trading

7, French Bund: Cable Ad: Tntersavin. Co., Importers and Exporters—6, Han j

Paris Office: 85, Rue St. Lazare. Head Chung Road, S.A.D. No. 1; Teleph. .

Office: 7, Avenue Edward VII, Shanghai 23009; Cable Ad: Hanland

E. R.A. Strobel,

Chaudoin,aisist.

manager

do. E. Bunge,

Natiorial City No.

Bank3;erfTelephs.

Wew York, British American

Ltd.—{see under Tobacco Co., (China),

Yee Tsoong Tobacco - ,i

The—S.A.D.

(Manager), 21008 (General Office) and 23004 Distributors, Ltd.)

24019 (Compradore

Cable \d: Citibank Office); P.O. Box 25;

E. W. Torrejr, manager ' “• & !K? .3* *

Tai. Ying yen hung ss.e

British Cigarette Co., Ltd., Cigarette !

ft mm m il m Manufacturers—Lu

33101 Ho Road; Teleph r

Chelcrcmg hsinq yth yin hong , ,

National Commercial Bank. Ltd., The—j British Chamber of Commerce ,

Kianghan Road; Telephs. 24408, (/See Chambers of Commerce)

23908 & 23904; Cable Ad: 8G75

British Consulate— (See Consulates)

^ 5% lie Sheng shu hung huei j f

National

Ltd., The,Commercial A Savings Bank, British

General Banking—Hankow and Foreign Bible Society. ■

Branch: 40. Avenue de Marcilly; Teleph. Central China Bible House—Poyanj

24134; Cable Ad: Nacomsav Road, S.A.D. 3; Cable Ad: Bibles ^

Kowk Kit Mun, mgr. & cashier Rev. R. J. Gould, provinrial secretary t

Hu Wa Chiu, acct. Mrs. R. J. Gould (on leave) ,

Dr. Ralph Mortensen, actinj i:

prov. sec.

ft # je m m Pao in

Beng pin cheng chin yin hang m y

Yokohama Specie Bank —10, The Bund; British Traders’ Insurance Co., Ltd.- t

Telephs. 21221-21224,

P.O. Box 18; Cable Ad: Shokin 21226-21228; Union Buildings, Tungting Ltd.; Telepi i

T. Kimbara, manager 21947;

R. F.Cable

Hall, Ad: Union

branch manager

 HANKOW A 391

Burin

Chung yang dah yoh fang

-k Ta ko° Central China Dispensary, Ltd., Che-

BuTTERFiEiiD & Swire (John Swire & mists and Druggists -22, Sing Seng

Sons, Ltd.), Merchants and Steam- Road; Teleph. ’2M53; Cable Ad:

ship Agents—Cable Ad r Swire’ Camera; Code.: A.B.C. 5th edn,

T. J. Fisher, signs pet pro. M. A. Li, manager

E. G. Price Y. S. Cheng

W.R.Greenhalgh I E. A. Walter D. C. Sze | ~ C. A. Hu

It. A. Brown | N. P. Fox

A. M. Macaulay | MisS F. L. Webb “Central China Post,” Ltd.-

China Navigation Co.. Ltd. Corner Hunan and Peiping Roads;

W. Bell,Lumsden,

Capt. marine, supt.

supt. enginepr P.O. Box"28; Teleph. 211; Cable

Ad: Chinapost; Codes: Bentley’s

P. L.J. M.

Brown, assist,

Burfitt, engineer.

godown supt. A.B.C. 5th edition

J. Liley, assist. do. H. J. Archibald, manag. directer

Agencies A. M. G. Grant, editor

China Navigation Co., Ltd. J. Panoffj acct.

Taikoo Sugar Refinery Go. of Central China Teacher’s College

Hong Kong, Ltd. (Nee Educational)

Blue Funnel Line (A. Holt and

Co.) Central Hotel—Teleph. 24214

London & Lancashire Insurance

Co., Ltd.

Guardian Insurance Co. Ltd. Cercle Gaulois

British Traders Insurance Co., (Nee Clubs'*

Ltd.

; Byrne & Co., E. G., Managers of the CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE

Heng Chang Coal andBank CokeBuilding,

Co.—

i Hongkong and Shanghai

Whacheong Road; Teleph. 22542; Cable / American

General;—Cable

e/o Ad:

American Consulate'

Amchamcom

| Ad:E. Byrne G. Byrne British—Hongkong k Shanghai Bank

Building; Cable Ad: Britiscpm

4l;, Caldbeck, Macgregor k Co.,

Spirit Merchants—Ewo Road,WineS.A.D.

and Danish

I No. 3; Teleph. 22101; Cable Ad: Pearce Chairman—A. Bosselman

Pearce & Garriock, agents

Hankow

merce —Foreign

HongkongChamber of Com-

and Shanghai

Catholic Mission Hospital Bank Building

sj| (See Hospitals)

'.Catholic Mission Procuration # 19 Ctl Tvh guo hsiang hui

| (See Missions)

German—Teleph. 739; Cable Ad:

In m Li Ho Handelskam

Chairman—G. Tolle

.it/ARLOWiTZ, & Co., Merchants,

and Contractors—Ta Chi Men;Engineers

Teleph. Hon, Secretary—H. Spbbe

JI] 21209;

Bonafides; Codes: A B-C.Carlowitz

Cable Ad: 5th and and6th Japanese—Taiwan Building, Taiping

} edn., Acme; Mosse and Carlowitz Road; Teleph. 1448

Oentral'China Christian Educational Chartered Bank of India, Australia

J ‘ Association—(Nee Educaiional) & China—(Nee Banks)

jijEntral China College Chia Tai & Co.-^Teleph. 24403

HI (Nee Educational)

A392 HANKOW

China Ei»®ctric Co., Ltd., Telephone,

Telegraph, Radio and Dry Cells —17, Chung hiva kung ping mon-i hung sze

Huang Pei Road; Teleph. 21301; Cable

Ad:L. .Microphone

W. Yu, district sales mgr. Chung Hwa STeel PfipDuct&AND Trad-

S. it. Yang, sales rep res. ing Co., Lmy Im,p()r.ters of metals, paper

and woollen goods, Insurance Agents

China Export-Import & Bank ‘C'o.— Paris General and Merchants—33, Rue de

Teleph. 31449' Telephs. Exten., , French

24703 and 23257;, Concession;

Cable Ad:

Chung Steel

China Inland Mission Wang.Chung Yu, manager

Yang Pak-yuen, assist, mgr.

(Nee Missions)

^ Ch‘i Lai S.A. Chungking Import China, Casing

China Inland Motors Fed. Inc., Exporters—Djin Teleph. 21367; DjaAd:Tai,Imposiea

Cable Ta Chi men;

U.S.A.—Corner Peking & Hunan G. Dohr, manager

Roads, S.A.D. 3; Telephs.- 21403 & H. Lichtenstein, signs per-pro.

23279 (Office) and 22865 (Service C. Hofmann

Station) ; Cable Ad : Ford

^ m ^^^ ^ Church General Hospital

China Import A Export Lumber Co., Ltd. {See Hospitals)

—Special Administrative

phs. 21845Office),(Manager’s District;

Office), Tele-

2:1503 Church of Immaculate Conception

(General and 23819 (Shipping {See Missions)

Godown); Cable district

1). A. Wilson, Ad: Lumberco

manager

H. C.Lee, assist. do. CLUBS

t m a # mm# # til m m

tr & & $ Fa kwak tsung huei

China International Famine ’ Relief

CoMMlESlOli1 COMMITTEra for PIupeh Cercle Gaulois (French Clubs)—32,

—19, Sau Kiao Street, S-A.D,.- :2, Rue Dautremer, French Concession;

Hankow ; Teleph. 23881; Cable Ad : Teleph. 21104

Chairman—Gfer-Ancel

Famrel or ' 2405 ‘ Vice-Chairman and Treasurer—E-

Chairman—Bishop L. H. Roots A. Chaudoin

Vice-Chairman—Ho

Hon. Treasurers—R. Heng fu

A, Sdhilling Hon. Seer eta ry*-R. Guillaume

and Chambers Chow

Hon. Secretary—C. L. Pickens

Secretary—P. !i. Hu Customs Club—Victoria Btrasse, B.A.D.

Accountants—Thomson & Cov

Chief Engineer—U. J. Todd Hankow, A.D.C.

China Merchants’ Steam NavigationCo. A. E; T.. Elliot. (Hon. secretary and ,

Hwan Hao, general manager triasurer) (i

China Trading. Co., The, Commission ^ ^ Po lew

and Insurance

Lee, Hunan. Road',Agents—3,

iS.A.D. 3;Ting Yu Hankow'C^UB—Faucheong

Teleph. : Road, Ex-Bri t

2(1!35'7'; C^ble Ad: Alert tish Concession; Telephs. 24804 (Secre r

tary) and 21004 (Members)

Chairman—W.1 E. Harston

Ta Char Vi ee-do. —H. B. Howel 1

ui A* '9 Secretaries—Lacey & Caiman, Ld.

Chinese Engineering & Development

G@., Ilic.—19, Huang Pei Road,

S.A.D. 2; Teleph.. 21527; Cable Ad : Hankow International Recreatio

Cedco Club—80,

C. S- Chang, manager 23608; CableHwan?>ei.

Ad: Hire Road; Teteplj

 HANKOW A393

m & m w /f m m n -a*

' ^ mar, irtig, . ' Ta tbn kno ling tszfu

Hankow Raoe Ckub ant> Kkorication Denmark

€ round- Tctepbs. 22104 (Office) and Acting Consul—A. Bosselman

21204 (Bar.)

Committee- T. O. G. Pearpon,

(chairman). T. L. Macartney, ti .i ti W tl U -k

(vice-chairman), J. Kitto, L. J. Ta Fd lan ge ling sz hnwn

Peoples, R. A. Schilling, P. D. France- Telcph. 22173; fable Ad:

Weeks, Dr.( F. Wendt antjl E. C. Fransulat

Fry (secretary) Consul—R. Blondeau

Stewards — H. E. Parkinson, V ice-Consul—R. Chambard

(chairman), A. R. Eisenhut, Secretaire-Interprete—B,

(vice-chairman), W. S. Dupree,

(clerk of the course), L. B. LettrC Chinois—Tchang Yeou

Howell, T. G. O’Neill, W. B

Rigden, R. H. Smith and W. m m m m b k

M. Waddell^-(secy, to stewards) : To, tuck- ku-Q ling shih dm

Germany—Special Administration Dis-

trict No. 1; Teleph. 21005; Cable Ad:

Consugerma

IIai-Cjmn-fJhin-Nien-IIuei Consul General—W. Timann

Navy Y.M.O.A.—18, Hu-angoei Road

S.A.D. 2, Teleph. 24429; Cable Ad: ® m m m % k

A nsec Ta ying tsung ling sz foo

H. W. Gibson, executive secy. Great Britain, Consulate-General —

K. C. Tseng, chief acct. Teleph. 22405; Cable Ad: Britain

Consul

Hewlett,General.—Sir

k.c.m.g. W. Meyrick

® m m ® Consul—H. A. F. B. Archer, o.b.e.

Nao kuoh tsung dui Vice-Consul—G. E. Stockley

Russian Club—Ex-Russian Conces- Pro-Consul—R. R. Shawyer

sion ; Teleph. 21604 Constable—G.

Typist--MissElliott

B. Cooper

St. Andrew’s Society Italy—Teleph. 21505

St. George’s Society it m hr # u k

± W 7L To jUt pen king sz kwan

Cohn, Dr. A. J., m.d.—Office: 50, Japan—Yamasaki Road; Teleph. 24201

Huang Pei Road, S.A.D. No. 2; Netherlands—147, Han Kiang Rd.,

Teleph. 24311 S.A.D, No. 1

C’owpagnie„ Franco-Americaine

1 d’As-

surances—Head Office : Shanghai ^ m sii ^9 b *

Racine, & Co., agents Ta np wai kwok fu ling ze fu

Gompagnir Optenthdoa leMarcilly

de Capitaliza- Norway—Teleph. 24571

TIon—32. Avenue Vice-Consul—A. E. Marker

Y: It. Fong, agent Portugal—Ex-Russian Concession

Consul—A: Bp.ltchenko

Consulates m p ft ^ k

Belgipm—147, Han Kiang Road, 7'a say , tin .kuok ling, sz ,

;l S.A.D. No. 1; Cabte Ad : Belsulat • -fS weden—Teieph. 21685

jk Actg. Consul Gen.—F. Stbfenelli Vice-Cohsul—M. Hallliergi

Secretary—T. H. Hou&ng

A394 HANKOW

^ @H* Dis. River,

River inspr.—R.

Officers—E. A. A. Harvey

H. Sexton, R. L. B-

Ta met kuoh tsimg ling skih fu Ryde, R. Camatta, O. F. W.H. Hudson,

United States of America Oonstilate- W. W. Mortimer and M. Wallace

General — Tftloph. 21703; /Cable Second Officers (detailed)—S. W.

Ad : Amconsul Thomas

River and J. E, Ramsay

Inspectorate Assist.— Wang.

Consul-Gen.—Paul B.. Joselyn Hua-lung and Kwan Chieh-tze

Consul—Edwin F. Stanton

Consul—Culver B. Chamberlain

Y i ce Con sul s — E dmun d O. Customs Club

Ciubb, Reginald P. Mitchell (See Clubs)

Clubb, Reginald P. Mitchell,

G. Staten , E. Barne^ and Daido Boeki Kaisha, Ltd. — Teleph..

Clerks—Miss

Miss B. Gracey

Interpreter—T. M. Chu Danish Chamber of Commerce

(Nee Chambers of CommeTce)

Credit Eoxcier d’Extreme Orient Danish Consulate

(Nee Banks) (Nee Consulates)

U fl! JlT Kiang han Iman Deutsche Asiatische Bank

Customs, Chinese Maritime—Telephs. (Nee Banks)

22271,' 22272, 22273

Revenue Department Deutsche Farben, H. G. Waibel & Co.,

/Deonty

B. E. F.Cnirimissioner

Hall in Charge— Importers

Photographicof Supplies—S.A.D.

Dyes, ChemicalsNq.and1;

Telephs.

Waidefag 22361 and 22836; Cable Adr

Assistants—Chan

Pin. Sai Ing Man-to.

King, , T . H.LeiP. Chnng

Perrv, H. Krabbel, signs per pro.

A. M. H.Kid’Ozouville,

Wang Ming, Huang H. T.Kuo Memicb,

Ts’ai. K. Mauerer, do.

Wang Hsue-tsun, W. Hoelzet

Li Chung Chiang Yu I-cheng and .. • G.G. Greiiz Yeth

Surgeons—Dr. Shu Houjen, Dr. A. H. Miss E. Klussmann

Skinner and Dr. Chow Ming Yu Mrs. E. Wolfrum

Chief Tidesuryeyor and Harbour Techn. Dept.:

Master—W. E. Clark P. Hess, signs a.v.

Tidesurvefbr —W. H. H. Kimberley W. Hilbricht

Boat Officers—H. Harrison, M. W. ^ ^ Teen cheang

Hallums. G. W. Davis, N. S. Ivanoff,

Lo Tat Man, Ko Ping Chang, J. S. Dodwell & Co., Ltd., Genera!

Thomas and O. E. Segerholtn Merchants, Shipping and Insurance

Apnraisers—R.

Green E. Gillmdre and B. J. Agents—5, Tungting Road ; Teleph.

23601 ;,P.O. Box S; Cable Ad: Dod-

Assist. Appraisers.—N. Pedder, C. S- well. Branches: Hong Kong. Can-

ton, Shanghai, . Foochow, Tientsin, i

-T. Conroy and Cheng Lin Shu

Examiners—G. E. Baukham, I. Y. Chungking, Colombo, Yokohama, |

Kobe, Vancouver, Victoria (B.C.),)j

Vylegjarirn,

Kryloffi J. E.

Muir, L. Hall

Lam ford,

In Tsang.A. A.

R. Seattle (Wash.), San Francisco,

W. B. B. H. Huene, F. Gutteridge, New York, Antwerp and London

A. J. Smith, Lincoln W. T. Yeh, W. (Head Office)

H. Tipton and F. Isegawa F. G. Raddon, manager

Tidewaiters—45 Chinese Miss R. Winstanley

Marine Department R. E. J. Grosfils

River Inspr.—W. D. Fraser H. iL. Wan

Assist. River Inspector—G. F. C. S. T. Lee

Corfield C. R Cheng

T. B. Bow

 HANKOW A.385

Agents for East-Asiatic Co., Ltd., Agency of.

Dodwell-New York Line of Steamers Steamship Owners and General

Merchants-The .Bund, S.A.D. No.

Barber-Wilhelmsen

Lloyd Triestino Line 1; Teleph. 23105; Cable Ad: Orient

Ben Line A. Bpsselman, agent

Navagazione P. Ponsaing

Natal Line ofGenerale

SteamersItaliana A gencies

Steamship Co. Orient, Copenhagen

Ocean Transport Co., Ld.

Union Assurance

Thames & MerseySociety,

MarineLd.Insurance

(Fire)

Co., Ld. (Marine)

Liverpool and London and Globe EDUCATIONAL

Insurance

New India Co.,Assurance

Ld. (Marine) Co., Ld., Boo ye School (American Church

Bombay. (Marine) Mission)—W uchang

Standard Life Assurance

Kailaft Mining Administration Co. Johnson C. Y. Leo, m.a., principal

Underwood Typewriter Co., Inc. Yun-Tih Wang, b.a., supt. of studies

Roneo, Ld. Robert A. Kemp, b.sc., do. works

Central Agency, Ld. Everard P. Miller, Jr., m.a., supt.

Crown Cork of English

B. C. L.studies

Gerrard WireCo.,

TyingLd.Co., Ld. Rev,

master

Yen, m.a., boy-scout

Safe Cabinet Co.

Callender’s

Ld. (RadioCable

Sidney A. S. Yin, b.a , registrar

Wm. TeachersMaterial

& Sons, and Fans only)

Highland.

Cream Whisky Hua Chung College (CentralWuchang

China

Whitbread A Co., Ld. Ale and Stout College)—Wuchang; Teleph.

Burrells & Co , Ld. 41962. Co-operating Units: Boone Col-

X>oi & Co.—Teleph. 24205 lege, American

Collegiate Dept,Church

GriffithMission. The

John College,

London Missionary Society. Huping

Dojin Hospital i {See Hospitals) College, Reformed Church in the U. S.

The Collegiate Dept., Wesley College,

Dojin Medical School Methodist Missionary Society. College

{See Educational) of, Yale Society

sionary in China, Yale Foreign Mis-

& & * Organization of the College: -

Dollar Co., The Robert, Lumber The School of Arts (including

Commerce)

and Shipip'ing—Wha Ching Kai; ThePre-Medical)

School of Science (including

Teleph. 24932 , Cable Ad : Dollar The School of Education

H. F. -Kay manager

General Agents for Central China Teachers’ College

Dollar Steamship Lines (W.M.S. and A.C.M., L.M.S., A.P.M.

American Mail Lin and C.C.C.E.A.)—WTicharg;CableAd:

Central; Codes: C.I.M., Missions

ft -k

Dollar Lumber Co., Wholesale and ^ ^ « t la

Retail Lumber—Wha Ching Kai; Tung yen i shao tung

Teleph. 24932; Cable Ad: Dollar

H. F. Kay, manager Dojin

SA.D.; Teleph.School—YiYuen

Medical 21405 Road,

■fg ^ Ilerig hsin T. Fujita, president

Du Pont de Nemours A Co., Inc., E. I., ?>C Fa wen kfo hiao

Manufacturers

Aniline Dyes andChemicals—23,

and Importers of Indigo,

Tung

ting Road; Teleph. 3182; Cable Ad: Ecole

Dautremer; Cable Francats—15,

Municipale Ad: French SchoolRue

Dupont and 0114

Dutch Consulate —{See Consulates) Hankow Private School -Corner of

Tientsin and Poyaug Roads

A39f> HANKOW

' 'LittAetian TfifeoLodicAt? Semin AttV— German Consulate—(See Consulates)

SbekoM, Hup(^!i

German Chamber of Commerce

vt m t m m f m (Nee Chambers of. Commerce)

Seng hsi li ta chytf g sho :shgo Germanischer Lloyd—Racine Building,

St. Hilda’s School for Girls (Atheri RueF. Dubail Allan

•

can Church Mission)—Wnchans?

Miss O. T. T. Tso, principal Glen Line Eastern Agencies, Ltd.—

St.(American

Phoebe’sChurch

SchoolMission)

for Deaconesses N.K.K. Building, 1, The Bund.

S.A.D. No. 3: Teleph. 217^3/5;

Wesley Middle School—Wuchang , CablAAd: H. SobbA' l !

Glenline; AH 'Codes '

H. P. Tsa‘i, M.s,, headmaster

d g ± * a

PHkwa & Co.—Teleph. 2.3103 ' j ■ Qa lien zhihi pigo. hong

Gracey & Pearson, Exchange Bill and

Evans, Pugh & Co.—Teleph. 23401 Bullion Brokers— Union Building;

Telephs. 21809 ted 24709

Finnish Consulate (Nee Consulates) S. P. Gracey' | T. C. G. Pearson

France Imfort, Importers and Whole Guzdar & Cd,, Oommission Agents

—Hunan Road; Teteph. 23227; Cable

salers of Wines and Spirits, Beer, Ad: Guzdar

pt

sion ; Cable Ad : Francimpor ■ Code Hankow Bank Ltd. — (Nee Banks)

Bentley’s

D. J. Fioratos, manager Hankow Chemical Laboratory The,

P. R. Spire Analytical Laboratory, Analysts and

Wrench Consulate Chemists to the Hankow

Foreign Chambers Committee of

of' Commerce—<50,

(See Consulates) Rue Labo;

Dautremer,—Teleph. 21337;

Ad: Codes: A.B,C.;

edns.. Bentley’s and; Universal andCable-

5th Trade 6th

^ Fuji Ini' (eh S. J. F. Jensen, b.sc. & ph.f.s.d.c.e. and

Fuhrmeister & Co., Exporters and m.a.s.t.m. proprietor*and director

Insurance

Road. S.A.D.Agents

1; Cable— 361, Han Chung

Ad: Europasia J. Lhndegaard, B-Sc* f.s.d.c.e.

F. W.W. Hummel

Titus, signs theI firmA. Peter Hankow Club —(Nee Clubs)

Me sin m m ± ^ u m

H n Hankow tsan yu ta yao fang

’Gale Co., The

Buses Airplanes. L. E,. Motor

and Boats.Motors, Car-s,

Road Parts Trucks,

Machinery. Hankow Dispensary, Ltd., Chemists/

Tires, and Druggists, Aerated Water Manufacturers

Accessories—48. Rue Dan tremer, French and Corner Rue de 'Hanoi and RueGoods—

Dealers in Photographic Dubail,

Concession; Cable Ad: Gale E.C.; Tefephs. 23271 (Chemists) and

rV Lm yhi- H 232' / 2,. (\Yater Factor^)/ fCable Ad:

Geldm4CHER (k Lindmeyer, Exchange Dispensary

H/Dewshtiry, rhanager

and A. W. Clear, assist, manager

S.A.D.Bullion

No 1; Brokers—Yih Yuem Road,

Ca,ble Ad: Brokers G., Humphreys, secretary

P. Geldmacher | H. Lindmeyer R,Mrs.T.,A.Minjopt

A-verian®

^ ® n

•. Ting knaolt t'lmg yung din die hung ze Hankow Dyeing Works, Ltd., The —

Office: 154; Ming Chuen Road;

General Electric Co. of China, Ltd.—

10-12, Kai Hsien Road; Teleph. 1880; Works: KiangTeleph. 33119; OdblA Ad; 5397.

Kai Ton; Teleph. 321(9

Cable Ad: Tanwu JL S; Liu, ma'nHging director

 HANKOW A397

Hankoav Fire Insurance Association— m ^ ^ m

], Racine Bu-ildinp;, Rue Dubail; Teleph. Han ping teh lu chu

22771-2; Cable Ad: Nielcolm

Secretaries—Nielsen & Malcolm Hankow-Peiping Railway (Formerly thn

Kin-Han Railway). Head Office: Han-

Hankow Dispensary—Corner Rue, Clem- kow

enceau

Dispensary and Rue Dubail; Cable Ad:

Hankow Press Packing Co.

Arnhold and Co., agents

Hankow General Hospital Hankow Printing Office, Printers, Book-

{See Hospitals) binders and 2Stationers—7, Sankiao

Street, S.A.D.

ffi ft Q Tz yeo si pno Y. C Chien, general manager

Hankow Herald,23331;

tremer; Teleph. Inc. Cable

— 25, Ad:

RueHerald

Dau- Hankow Private School

Y. C. Jao, managing editor {See Educational)

Louis Chen, a-sist. do. Hankow Race Club and Recreation

Charles Hung, treasurer Ground— {See Clubs)

T. C. Chen, assist, do.

Hankow Ice Works Ltd., The, (Incor-

porated

ances of under the Companies

Hongkong), Ordin-

Ice and Aerated Hankow song pan Icee die sui din

Water Manufacturers—Rue Marechal yu hien hung Sez

JoffVe, Telephs. 2271D and 21427; Cable Hankow Waterworks & Electric Light

Ad:W.IceH. Corsane. director Co.,

Waterworks: HanOffice:

Ltd.—Head Taiping

Kia Tung; Road;

Electricity

T. C. Croucher, do. Works: Ta Wong Miao; Engineering

E. C. Schweigert Dept.:

Watertight Water Tower; ..Cable Ad:

Miss V. Droucher P. N. Liu, director and gen’l. manager

G. Humphreys, secretary Z. F. RiejreoginT.er

® '1 n $t Mti ya

Hankow tien ten Kung sze Hanover Fire Insurance Co.—A.P.C.

Hankow Light and Power Co., Ltd.—12, Building, Cable. Ad: ’Underiters 3; Teleph.

The Bund, S.A.D.

Kai Hsien Road; Teleph. 21872; Cable 23529; American Asiatic Underwriters, Fed.

Ad:V. Powercold

Tucker, a.m.i.e.e., chief engineer Inc., U.S.A., Managers for the Orient

L. and G. manager

Jeffery, m.i.e.e., a.m.i.mech.e.,

chief assist, engr. and assist, mgr. Harrisons,ZpKing &^Irwin,Taping Ltd.—6, The

Sales and Distribution Dept. Bund: Teleph. 22201; Cable .Ad:

H. B. Ching, distribution assist. Crosfield

A K. W. Wu, assist, sales engr. R. W. Winstanley

i J. F. Avasia, sales assist. W. E. Reiners | H. M. Doig

» Generation Dept.

G.H.Hare, power station supt. m ^ Chimg ming

Mackenzie, asst, power sta. supt. Hemmings & Berkley, Architects and

Accounts Dept. Civil Engineers—Ching Ming Building,

J. R. Trend, chief accountant S.A.D.

Module;No.Codes:

3: Teleph.

A.B.C. 24503:

5th andCable Ad:

Bentley’s

R.C. Wong, chief clerk

Verde, assist. C.R. O.Q. Scammell,

Hooper, F.Ta.R.i.b.a.

t i b.a., m.i.st.e.

llif, Correspondence—Mrs.

8. Ghu, cashier M. Avasia K. T. Liu

Agents for Central China for

The Genera] Electric Co. of China Road, &.O..Hohsin Metal Dealers—Tungting

S.A.D. 3; Teleph. :24603; Cable

Ltd., Shanghai Ad: Hohsin

A24

 A.393 HANKOW

Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking J. E. Casselle, accountant

Corporation—Banks) J. Geddes, chief engineer

A.R. N.Emmerson

Bryden E.F. E.Owen

DeelOy

HOSPITALS S. J. Godwin E.W. J.C.Sanders

Wood

P.W.B.Hutchinson

Stimpson H.

vs. chu m

Tien x

Hang i ynen J. Linford H. G.Ward Wilson

Catholic Mission Hospital—Poyang ® ^

i Road, British Concession Wan kuo ta yok fang

Church General Hospital (Ameri- International Pharmacy, General Im-

can Church Mission)—Wuchang porters, Wholesale and Retail Chemists

n tl Ih] Tung jen i yen and Druggists

Buildings; Teleph. 22027 — Lutheran Mission

Dojin Hospital (Japanese Hospital)— T. S. Tsu, general manager

Corner Heyking and Aug, Street, ex- International Savings Society

German Concession; Telephs.

and 24717; Cable Ad: Dojinbyoin 21405 {See Banks)

T. Fujita, director

Itoh & Co., C.. Importers of Cotton Yarn

Rt m ^ —17, Poyang Rd., S.A.D. 3; Teleph. 22211

Hankow General Hospital, The—30, Japanese Chamber of Commerce

Szeming

24011 Road, S.A.D. No. 2; Teleph! {See Chambers of Commerce)

International Hospital— Ex-Russian Japanese Consulate — (aS'cc Consulates)

Concession Teleph. 23001; Japan China Oil Refining Co., Ltd.—

Taiping

Cable Ad:Road, S.A.D.; Tele^h. 22874;

Nikkaseiyu

ft m 3$ n m

Hwa Chang Company Ltd., The, Im- ft E wo

porters Exporters and General Mer-

chants—9, Dahlia Building. Hunan Jardtne, —The Matheson

Bund, (fcCo., Ltd.,

S.A.D. 3; Merchants

Telephs.

Road: Teleph. 24905; Cable Ad: 23871 & 23873-5

Great Wall, Code Bentley’s W. S. 1 >upree, signs per j ro.

T. S. Hwa, managing director Agencies

tS. L. Yue, assist, manager Hong Kong Fire Insurance Co., Ltd.

T. C. Wang, accountant Canton j Insurance Co., Ltd.

L. S. Pao Indo China& S.Orient N. S.‘S.

Co.,Co,LtdLtd.

L.L. F.T. Woo

Liu |I Y.K. S.N. LiuKuo P'" nsular

Bank Line

Ying shang po na men yang hien m m m m m

yu hsien hung sz Kai lan kwong wu chu

Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Kailan Mining

Road Administration — 5,

Ltd.—62, Hunan Road; Telephs. Tungting Dodwell & Co., Ltd., agents

366, 367 and 2044; Cable Ad : Alkali

W. Bo-wling, div. manager

C. de W. Jansen I W. G. Woodcock Koon Cheong Engineering Works,

Engineers, Iron Founders, Boilermakers,!

L G. Sinclair | MissD.F. Stanion etc., and Contractors

fF* ^}J Bo chi Engineering and Iron for all Classes

Structural Workolj

International Export Co., Ltd., Ex- —Yun Chiao

Lin Chung, manager Road, Model District

porters-Teleph.

T. L. Macartney,146;managerCable Ad: Natio J.K. K.C. I.aw,

Lin, assist, manager

secretary

P.J. D.S. Purry, assist, manager

Calvert, sub. assist, manager P. Y. Lin, assist, secretary

S. C. Lin

 HANKOW A3991

Rung sze Lutheran Theological Seminary

Kunst & Albkrs, Import, Engineer- (See Educational)

ing and Shipping—Head Office :

Hamburg. Branches: Shanghai Lutheran Board of Publication — 23,

Harbin and [Nanking; 11, The Liangyi Street; Teleph. 23065; •Cable-

Bund ; Telephs. 24401 & 22533; Cable

Ad: Kunstalber; Codes A.B.C. 6th Ad: Lutherbook

edn. Bentley’s, Kudolf Mosse, Acme Lutheran Book Concern—23, Liangyi

and Private Street; Cable Ad: Luthe'rpdok

(For agencies see Shanghai Section) Dr. Ralph Mortenses , manager

IjACF.v cfc Cannan, Ltd., Importers, Ship- Lutheran Missions Home Agency—

ping and Insurance, Commission Agents, S.A.D. No. 2, opposite Whiteaway,

etc.—Hongkong

Building; and22511;

Shanghai

Cable Bank

Ad: Laidlaw & Co.; Cable Ad: Luther,

Lacan; Code:Teleph.

Bentley’s Hankow

A. J. Hanse, manager

L’Ecargne Franco - Ohinoise — Pan off Mrs. A. J. Hansen

Building, S.A.D. 2; Teleph. 21814; Cable Miss O. T. Christensen

Ad: Lepargne

LiSmelters

k Co., andT. Y.,Engineers—23,

Importers. Exporters. L’Union (ofRueParis) Fire Insurance Co.v

B.ue Dau- Ltd.—4, Clemenceau; Cable Ad:

tremer, French Concession; Teleph. BelCh. Iran

Ancel, manager

21151;

Bentley’sCable Ad: Tyli; Codes: Acme,

and Universal Z. F. Tsen, compradore

T. Y. Li. manager P. W. Tseng, secretary

J. S. C. Tseng

P. Y. Chang I M. I. Li It |'/t Lung view

W. Y. Soong | T. K. Chow Mackenzie & Co., Ltd., (Incorporated

• ^[i ?Ja Bing Woo under the Companies Ordinances of

Liddell Bros, k Co., Ltd., Hide, Skin ers Hong Kong), Hydraulic Press Pack-

and General Produce Brokers,— 21909; Cable and Commission Agents-^Teleph.,

Tungting, Whacheong and Poyang A.B.C. Ad : Mackenzie, Codes;

Roads; Hydraulic Press Packers; AVestern 5th & 6th edn., Liebers,

Union, A. I. and Bentley’s.

Telephs. 24901, 22407 and 21!45; Cable Branches in Shanghai,, Tientsin,

Ad; Liddell Chungking, Ichang. London Office:

Liggett k Makers Tobacco Co (China), 4, Lloyd’s Avenue, E.C.

Ltd.—1, Ewo Road; Teleph. 24149; Directors—F. AY. Poate, (manag-

Cable Ad - Ligmytoco ing director), AY. A. Argent,

L. F. Tebbutt | H. B. Rowsell M. Boniface

C. D. Dixon

LiuDautremer;

Ho Kow Cable

MiningAd:Co.,Liuholin

Ltd.—27, Rue John Stenhouse

A. B. Blair

Lloyd’s Agencies

Building,Register of Shipping—Racine

Rue Dubail Sea Insurance

[Northern Assurance

• F. Allan

London Missionary Society Mee-yeh HandelsRoad,

—13. Tungting Compagnie, Importers

3rd S.A.D. Bund;

(See Missions) Cable Ad: Skorsten

^ ^§. Lou pu

Lovatt k Byrne,& Bill and Bullion & 5 I H

—Hongkong Shanghai BankBrokers

Bldg.;

Telephs 24911 & 21933; Code: Bentley’s Meidlers, Chang Hardware

Railway Co., Ship

and Building Chan-

Supplies—

E. G. Byrne Tai Ping Road, S.A.D. 3; Teleph. 23353

Agents H. F. Yang, manager

Excess Insurance Co., Ld. P. E. Hwang, do

*A24

A400 HANKOW

MetEngineers—Opposite

Loong & Co., Sanitary and Heating London

42005; CableMissionary Society—Teleph.

Ad: Missionary

Y.M.C.A., SA.D.

B. K. Ton, manager Hankow

Rev. A. J. McFarlaUe, m.m.

m r is Miss E. M. Haward

Melchers &, Co.. Import and Export Miss

MissK.M. H. Martin

I. Moody| Miss J. B. Gillison

Merchants, Shipping and

Agents—S.A.D. Bund No 49; Telephs. Insurance Dr. Gillison and wife

24915, 22779, 22403 (Private Ex- C.Dr.W.Muriel

KnottGarnick

and wife

change to all Departments'), and Wuchang

24617 (Hides Godown) ; Cable Ad : Rev. E. Rowlands and wife

Melchers and Nordlloyd (for Ship- Miss

ping Dept.) D. F. M.Anderson

Bleakleyand wife

Dr. Dorothy I. Entrican

ft ft- <¥ 7* Miss H.M. Bate

Rev. E. Marten

and wife

Yuen nien hung sze Miss A. Foster

Middleton & Co., (Insurance! Ltd. Hugh, Hanyang

—Central

Road, Ad: ChinaNo.Post3; Budding,

S.A.D. Teleph. Hunan

22009; Miss E. S. Wills | Miss Ginger

Cable Humid Hwangpei

Hugh Middleton, director

W. B. O. Middleton, do (S’hai) Rev. P. Wallbridge and wife

Herman Li. manager (acting) hiaok.an

J. Rees Jenkins Rev. H. F. Wickings and wife

Ming Sons’ Construction Co.. Building Griffith John Bogs’ Middle Schodl

Contractors—Hunan Road, S.A.D. Y.Rev.T. Dr.

Hu T.andGillison

Staff

3; Teleph. 24315; Cable Ad: 9888 Rev. S. Withers Green, b.a., b.d.

MISSIONS St. Joseph’s Church—Ewo Road, S.A.D.

No. 3

IT ^ P! #1

M kilo sheng king hui Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha,andLtd.,Insurance

Import

American Bible Society—Central and Export Merchants

China Bible House, Poyang Rd.; Agents— Taiping Road, S.A.D. No. 3;

Teleph. 23217; Cable Ad : Bibles; Cable Ad: Iwasakisal

Codes: C.I.M. and Missions

Dr. Ralph Mortensen, acting # H Saddling

prov. sec. Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd., General

American Import and Export Merchants—Taiping

ting Road;Church

Gable Ad:Mission—43,

AmchumissTung- Road, Mitsui

S.A.D. No. 3; Cable Ad:

Augustinian Procuration

Dautremer, French Concession — 1, Rue f| JfL Fou.chong

Catholic Mission Procuration Molchanoff, Properties, Import and Ex-

port and Tea—9, The Bund; Teleph. 124;

ft llli 1*3 Net ti wei Cable Ad: Molchanoff

China Inland Mission—7,

Road; Cable Ad: Inland Whacheong

Lewis Jones and wife MUNICIPAL COUNCILS

Owen Warren nil

Church of Immaculate Conception— Han kow shih tih yih teh hi chu kwang Kchio

10, Rue Clemenceau, French Concession Administration No. 1 District, Special

VeryRev. Fr M. Corinaughtoh, pasto District

 HANKOW A40I

am National Aniline and Chemical Co.,

Han how sze Dee erh Teh big shu ofIPS.A.,Indigo, Manufacturers

Aniline Dyes,and Importers

etc. — 7,

Kwan li chu Russian Bund; Teleph. 21373; Cable

Administration of the Second Special, Ad: Nacohankow; Codes: Bentley’s and

District—57, Szemiug St., Special Dist. Universal Trade

«9t> National

The—(See Banks)

City Bank of New York,

Wai c/uao jm Hankow dee san teh jrieh

chu sze hen kwan lee cJiu

Administrative District No. 3, Muni- National Commercial Bank Ltd., The

cipal Bureau of the Special—Poyang (See Banks)

Road, S.A.D. No. 3; Telephs. 4, 50 and National Commercial and Savings

1176 Bank Ltd., The—-(Nee Banks)

Wi ® x m m

Fa kivoh kung pu chu

CONSEIL d’AdMINISTRATION MUNICIPALS Ying-jui- Lien-ju-Kung-szu

de la Concession Francaise (French Nestle and Anolo-Swiss Condensed

Municipal Council) — Hotel Municipal, Milk Co., Milk and Milk Pro-

French Concession de France

President—Consul ducts, Chocolates, Bonbons and Con-

Cohseillers—A. Picca, Ancel, Gau- fectionery—Union Building, Wah

Cheong Road; Teleph. 23769; P.O.

tier, Chaudoin, Corbaley, R. P. Box 51; Cable Ad: Nestanglo;

Sordo, P. Ly, J. Thu. Codes: Bentley’s, A.B.C. 5th edn. &

Secretaire

Francou de La Municipalite—J. Western Union

Chef de la Police—Rroussouloux New Engine and Iron Works—S.A.D.I.;

Sous id.—Massoni Cable Ad: Hulsemann

Inspecteur Police—Moosevich Carl Hulsemann, manager

Id. — Jaca?aires

CopdfUcteur, Travaux—Guillaume

Niagara

Nouvell.Mineral French Water Co.—14,Teleph.

Concession; Rue

M t! $> 11S ii.- 2 L0:C.J.l;Baroumis,

Cable Ad:propHetor

Niagara

Fa kwoh shun pu fang

French Municipal Police—Hotel Muni-

cipal, French Concession g| ^ San-yi

Japanese Municipal Council Nielsen & Malcolm, Consulting Engi-

neers, Marine and Cargo Surveyors

$ H? » & n and Fire Loss Assessors—Racine

Jip pen ching tsah sue Building, French Concession; Te-

Japanese Municipal Police — Teleph. , lephs. 22771-2; Cable Ad : Nielcolm;

Code: Bentley’s. Secretaries to

22407. Hankow Fire Insurance . Associa-

tion. Shanghai Office: 12, The

Bund

Ying shang lao chin lung yu hsien hung sze F. Allan

C.A. E.J. Wood

Pinel II ' A.W. Fyfe

A. Allan

Mustard & 0o., Ltd., General Importers

—18, Faucheong Road; Telephs.

21611 & 24467; Cable Ad: Mustard Nippon Menkwa Kabushiki Kaisha,

H. E. Smith General Merchants for Cotton, Yarn,

Nanyang Brothers Tobacco Co., and Piece Goods, Silk, Rayon, Wool, Jute

i Ltd., The—Chung Shan Road; Te- Kianghan Sundries—Menkwa

Road, S.A.D.Building,

3; CableNo.Ad:4,

| leph. 33703; Cable Ad.: 1717 Mepkwa

Y. C. Hu, manager T. Tomonaga. manager

A402 HANKOW

®, & m m> ft H Pearce & Garriock, Commission Agents,.

Nippon Yusen Hoad,

Kaisha—Union Auctioneers, Bill and General Brokers—

Whacheong S.A.D. 3;Buildings,

Teleph. CableP DAd: Pearce

Wpplrfi

22773-5; Cable Ad: Yusen W. E. Harston | C. G. Jack

Nisshin Kisen Kaisha—1, The Bund Agencies Aquarius Co.

S.A.D. No. 3; Telephs. 24143 and Caldbeck, Macgregor

.• 28003 (Godown); Cable Ad: Nissikisen

K. Nakanishi, manager Peroshaw & Co., Silk Merchants—33,. I

Hi ^ fl ill Sankiao Eoad; Cable Ad: Peroshaw j

Nivea Co., Fibre Exporters — Union Portuguese

Building, Paoshan Ed.; Cable Ad: Enryb (See Consulates) Consulate

P. L. Byrne, director

North China Insurance Co., Ltd.— ^ 55: ii$ ft

Union Buildings, Tungting Ed.; Teleph. IIu pe yu chen kwan li chu

21947;

E. F.Cable

Hall, Ad: Union

branch manager Post Office—Hupeh Postal District Head j

Office: Cable Ad: Postos, Hankow

Norwegian Consulate Commissioner—Y.

Dist. Smith

(See Consulates) Kia Deputy

Teh Commissioner—Huong <1

fp Ping jun Deputy Commissioner,

countancy—P. District Ac- j

K. Kanazashi

Official Sworn Measurer—23, Tungting Ichang First Class Office

Eoad; Teleph.

Official 21811 Freight Measurer ShasiActg.

Sworn

Deputy Commr.—Chen Lin

First Class Office

and Weigher to: Postmaster—Kwok

Wuchang Tsze-ching

First Class Office

China,

New YorkHomeward

FreightFreight

Bureau Conference Postmaster—Wang Yien-ching

Trans-Pacific Freight Bureau j5r Lih shin

Bombay

AustralianFreight

FreightConference

H. E. Eamsay Eacine et Cie. (Societe Anonyme), i

Merchants—Racine Building, Rue

jg} ^ Yung hsin Dubail; Telephs 22701 (Manager),

22203 (General Office); Cable Ad: j

Olivier-Chine, General Import and Ex- Racine E. Gautier, signs per pro.

port,

—PekingMarineEoad;

and Fire Insurance

Teleph. 24861; Agents

Cable

Ad: Austrasia fg Hsin fou 1

Oriental Products Co.—Teleph. 23705 Eamsay 24405; &Cable

Co.—23,

Ad: Tungting

Eamsay Eoad; Teleph,

Oriental Transportation & Trading Agencies H. E. Eamsay \ T. J. Eowland

Co.—Teleph. 24109 Eoyal

% & it m South Insurance Co., Ld.Co., Ld.

British Insurance

Paou Shun Kung See, Import and Ex-

port Merchants, Eeal Estate, Storage Selling John Dewar & Sons, Ld.,Co.,Perth

North China Insurance Ld.

and Agents

ShunGeneral Commission

Building, 3, Paou Agents—Paou

Shun Eoad, Directory

Far East&(China,Chronicle

Japan, ofMalaya

theni

S.A.D. No. 3; Teleph. 23401; Cable Ad: Netherlands India, Philippine Is 1

Paoushun;

Bentley’s Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn., lands, Indo-China, etc.)

James Y.andD. Acme

Tsen, manager

F. H. Chwang ® m m m *

S. A. Hsu, compradore Jung gwoh Sheng giao Shv, hui

Jgency

Central Insurance Company Ltd. Religious Tract Society—40, Poyangii

Road, IS.A.ID. No. 3

of London Rev. F. G. Onley, general secty. jjl,

 HANKOW A403

$1 fPi Y'ing than Chu yuen g§ ^ Sha sun

Representation for British Manufac-' Sassoon

turers (Hankow), Ltd., Engineers 12, British Bund; Telephs. 22381 and

and Contractors—23, Tnngting Road; 24807; C. E.Cable Ad: Sassoons

Minny, sub-agent

Cable Ad: Rebritman; Codes: A.B.C. C. da Luz

5th,A. Bentley’s, etc.

C. Burn, managing director

E. S. Reynolds, director (London) Sayama & Co., Importers and Export-

ers—3, Poyang Road, S.A.D. 3; Te-

& ffi IE !ffr lephs. 22171 & 22172

Reuters, Ltd.—Central China Post Build- S. Sayama, master

ing,

CableS.A.D.

Ads: No. 3; Telephs.

Reuter 22371 & 22372;

and Markreuter

H. D. Collins Free, agent m m

Miss K. PanofE, stenographer Schnabel, port and

Gaumer & Co., Export, Im-

Insurance—37, Woo Tsu Street,

ft m m m Tachimen; Telephs. 23605 (Manager),

24943 (Exports and

Robinson Piano Co., Ltd., Manufacturers (Compradore) and 23017 (Egg Factory); Accts. Dept.), 22141

and Importers of Iron-framed Pianos— Cable Ad: Antimon, Maximilian and

35, Sankiao S.t; Cable Ad: Pianomaker Klein; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th edns.,

J. J.H.P.Pearson,

Davies,general

secretarymanager Bentley’s, Mosse and Acme

P. S. Chang, acting agent K.O.Schnabel, proprietor

Klein, signs the firm(Hamburg)

Rohde

M. Glied, do. (Shanghai)

48, Huangpei Road, S.A.D. 2 K. Schinckel, signs per pro.

O. Meusser, signs per pro.

Russian Club—{See Clubs) K.(Tientsin)

Veigel

G. Vogt | W. Linne

.Sachse, R. Architect — S.A.I). Bund; Schools {see under Educational)

Teleph. 21753; Cable Ad: Sachse

St. Hilda’s School and St. Phoebe’s Shanghai Commerce and Savings

Bank Ltd., The—(Nec Banks)

| School—(Nee Educational)

E

.Salt Revenue, Hupeh Auditorate of "?■ P j ® ifsi men tzu

Hankow—Cable

Wang Chuan, Ad: Salt

auditor Siemens China Co., Electrical and

A. I. Clements, co-auditor Mechanical Engineers and Contractors,

Iron and Steel

Marechal Foch, Merchants—7, Rue du

French Concession;

n &m m & h Teleph. Mosse, A.B.C. 6th, private Code:

23829; Cable Ad: Motor;

•: :-San Peh Steam Navigation Co., Ltd. Alpha, Wilhelm Ziesel, manager

i —Hoong On Building; Cab’e Ad: C. H. Freischutz, tecim. manager

San Peh. Head Office: Shanghai;

Agents in Hankow: The Hoong On

,• S. N. Co., Ltd. g |ip Sien-sen

!* P. H. Kao, manager

W N. Y. Doo, secy. & chief ship- Siemssen Exporters,

& Co., Engineers, Contractors,

ping department Agents—34, Importers,

HankiangandRoad Insurance

(The

Bund), S.A.D.

IU-:St. Joseph’s Church—(Nee Missions) 22261 and 22448; Cable Ad: Siemssen; No. 1; Telephs. 23607,

AllH.modern Codes

A. Siebs (Hamburg)

^ Sun Hiny

| “ Sapt ” Textile Products, Ltd.,Import

Exportof O. Struckmeyer (Shanghai)

of Cotton and Cotton-Waste, K. Kahlweit, manager

i Indian and American Cotton—2, Yih A. F. Schoch

J Yuen Road, S.A.D. 1; Cable Ad: Textilag Fr. Woehlbier-Schroeder

R. Kunz, manager (For Agencies, see Shanghai section)

A404 HANKOW

Singer Sewing Machine Co.—-Taiping

Road, S.A.D. No. 3; Cable Ad: Singer Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada—

Central China Post Building, Hunan

Skinner cfe Appleton, Drs., Physicians Road, S.A.D. 3; Teleph. 22009;

Cable Ad : Humid

and Surgeons—The Asiatic Petroleum

Co. Building; Teleph. 23001 and 23209 Hugh Middleton, district mgr.

J. Rees Jenkins | Hermann Li

¥ Sung Sing Cotton Mill No. 4—Chiaokow

T. K. Yung, managing director

Sobbe, H., Shipping and Commission

Agent — 1, The Bund S.A.D. No. 3 Swiss Consulate—(See Consulates)

N.K.K. Building; Telephs. 21773/5;

Cable Ad: Sobbe; AH' Codes hJ & viij tJi ± fi

H.R.Sobbe

Schraube, signs the firm Teh shih ku huo yu kung sie

H. Weber, do. Texas Co,, (China), Ltd., The, Texaco

Petroleum Products—ex-Russian Bund;

Su

Telephs. Cable

(General); 23315 Ad:(Manager),

Texaco 2241&

H 3 being

Societe Anonyme pour l’Industrie

joes Oeufs, S.A.P.I.O., Manufacturers Thomson^& Co., Chartered Tong Sung

of High Class Egg Products—Factories Union Buildings; Teleph.Accountants— 21307; Cable

atandHankow and Tientsin

23127(Compradore);

(Manager), 23461 Telephs.Office)

23801 Ad: Scrutiny; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and

& 22675 Cable(Gen.

Ad: Ovus Bentley’s

Ch. Oppalfens, mgr. signs per pro. ffr ^ Tien yu

Thurier Merchants,

& Kohr, Provision,

General Wine and

Spencer, Kellogg & Sons, Inc.—Teleph. Spirit and Commission Agents

Importers

28811

J.F. Thurier

Thurier | L. Thurier

^ H Mei Fqo

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Petroleum Union Insurance 5 Pau an of Can-

Society

and its Products—National City ton, Ltd.—Union Buildings,

Bank Building, S.A.D. 3; Teleph. Road; Teleph. 21947; Cable Ad:Tungting Union

22971; Cable Ad : Standvac R. F. Hall, branch manager

E. R. Hykes, manager

R. A. Schilling, P. H. Benedict, Union Radio Service—Teleph. 23051

A. E. Evans, M. L. South-

wick, J. P. Stalker, R. V. O. E. Vongehr, Federal Inc. U.S.A.,;

Sweeny, Mrs. A. Hutchinson, Export, Import, Shipping, Insurance—j

Mrs. H. Evans, J. J. Pates,

J. V. Pickering, E. J. Smith, David Sassoon Building; Cable Ad: j

J. L. Poole, C. F. Harrs, Mrs. . Alacrity; Codes:5thAcme, Bentley,Branches

A.B.C.j

O. Knierim, R,. M. Reid & T. at5th115,edn.Yuen and Ming improved.

Yuen Road, Shang-

C. Malcolm hai, also at Chungking and Wanhsieiirj

Szechuen.

O.E.E.I.Vongehr, president

Star Ricksha Co.—6, Rue Paris; Cable

Ad: Staricko W. C.Owen Lee I T. L. Yeh

Straits Trading Co., Importers and Ex- Y.P. L.L. Yao

Yu T| N. C. K.Y. Ting

Li

porters, Wine and Spirit Merchants, Pjj £§ Teh ming

Auctioneei’s and General Brokers—Po- Wagons Lits Terminus Hotel—Frenchj

yang Road, S.A.D. 3; Cable Ad: Minjoot Con.; Teleph. 72, Cable Ad: Terminus j

A. L. Minjoot, proprietor Mrs. A. Saint Pol, proprietress !

R. T. Minjoot Roy Gerber, hotel manager

 HANKOW A405

Wah Chang Trading Corporation, G. E. Avasia, order dept.

Importers

Contractors—23,and Exporters, Engineers and

Rue Dautremer, L. Loh, advertising dept.

Concession; Teleph. 21151; CableFrench

Ad: Miss M. Seagley, stenographer

Miss T. H. O’Driscoll, do.

Tyli; Codes: Acme, Bentley’s and 1 ■.Miss E. Hewlett, do.

Universal ' Miss R. Henderson, do.

T. Y. Li, Hankow representative Miss V. Dewsbury, stenographer

Walkie Trading Co.—Teleph. 21547 mailing clerk

ITupeh Division

Wan Mow & Agents—7,

Co., Coal Merchants and J. A. Bloomfield, division mgr.

Forwarding Lin Teh Lee; J. Small, inspector

Teleph. lf)97; Cable Ad: Wamow Hunan Division

H. L. Mecklenburgh, division mgr.

Wesley College—. (See Educational) Honan Division

Werner G. Smith Company, The, (of Szechuen F. N. Merritt, division manager

Cleveland, Ohio, U.S.A.), Wood Oil Division

Merchant—-46, F. C. Jordan, adviser (temporary)

Telephs. 3271 andRue3272;Dautremer. F.C.;

Cable Ad: Wer- R. H. Hollis, inspector

smithco;

Li Jui, Codes:

managerAcme and Bentley’s Yokohama Specie Bank

(See Banks)

West Coast Life Insurance Co. of San

Francisco—1, The Bund;

N.K.K. Building; Teleph. 21773/5 S.A.D. 3; Yung Tai & Outfitters

Co., General Drapers,

H. Sobbe, district mgr. Gentlemen’s and Milliners—

15, Sankiao St., S.A.D. 2; Teleph. 21166

T. P. Yang, manager

W 5V $§ ilf. TFey loo Kung sze Y. T. Hsu

'Whiteaway, L aidlaw & Co., Ltd., Drapers, K. F. Yang | P. N. Wong

Outfitters, Glass and China Merchants,

Importers

S.A.D. 2; ofTeleph. Boots 24129;

and Shoes,

Cable etc.—

Ad: Young Brothers Tracing Co., Ex-

Warfield . porters

SzechuanofProduce, Wood Oil, BristlesandandCom-

Importers all

S. W.

A. A.Garrett, manager

Richardson | Mrs. G. A. Popoff mission Agents—Young Bros. Banking

Corporation Building, Kianghan Road

(1st

brosco;floor),Codes S.A.D. 3; CableBentley’s

: Acme, Ad: Yang-and

M ft t & h n Private. Branches at Wanhsien, Chung-

Yang & Company, Chinese Chartered king, Ichang, Tsingshih and throughout

Accountants, Auditors, Arbitrators Szechuen Province

and Fire Loss Assessors—33, Rue de T.C. S.C. Yang,

Paris Extension, French Concession

P. Y. Yang, c.c,A. Yang, managing

manager director

Y. H. Tang, c.c.A. H. S. Yuen, asst. do.

T. K. Zih, c.c.A. Agency

The Glens Falls Insurance Co., Nbw

York

YeeLtd.Tsoong Tobacco Distributors,

— Poyang Road, S.A.D. No. 3;

Telephs.Cable 22803,Ad:23915, 24015. 23117, Wuhan Ghitu chiao Chling nien hui

t 24743; Powhattan Young Men’s Christian Association of

H. E. Parkinson, departmental Wuhan—Cable Ad: Flamingo; Codes:

, manager

F. S. Geldart, secretary to do. Missions and C.I.M.

I.A. S.G.Newcomb,

Sullivan,assist,

accountant

do. Yuen Kong Printing Office—23, Rue

; t G. Fetherstonhaugh, do. Clemenceau, French Concession

||i T.C. C.T. Biggin, Zenith Studio, Portraiture, Enlarg-

O’Neill, traffic

do. dept. ing, Developing and Printing—217;

L. M. de Luz^ do. Kiang Han Road,; ,S.A.D> 3

 YOCHOW

Yochow, with a population of some 500,000 is situated in latitude 29° 2t>' 29" N. and

longitude 113° 11' 6'' E. at the outlet of the Tungting Lake. Past it ebbs and flows

practically the whole of the trade of Hunan, which, however, adds little to the pros-

perity of the place, as it simply passes by after having paid its dues and duties. The

city

point oeing the gateway

of view of the province

and consequently holds a been

very strategic ofposition from among

a military

warring

Changshafactions,

in July,whenever

1904, took ishasinternicine

thereaway always

much of strife

a inbone

Yochow’s

contention

thistransit

centre. The opening

trade.

theof

The trains

between

regularly Changsha

in normal and times.Wuchang

Like most(Hankow)

railwaysonin thethis Hankow-Canton

country, however, Railway this line run

has

suffered enormously from military movements and, owing to negligence and disrepair,

is in rather a dangerous condition.

The province

explorer—a of Hunan

Forbidden used to beit tois foreign

Land—and only twocommerce

decadeswhat ago Tibet has been towere

that foreigners the

stoned out of Yochow. In 1904, the people were described

attitude ” to all foreigners, which attitude is now well maintained in spite of the recentas showing a “friendly

activities of the extremists in this province.

The province is rich in many forms of wealth, though the inhabitants say it j

consists

are of “three

rice, raw cotton,parts

ramie,mountain,

lotus nuts,sixvegetable

water, andtallow

one arable

and wood soil.”oil.TheInstaple

recentexports

years j

much rice has been smuggled under the name of “for military use” with the result that

the Hunan people themselves have at times suffered acutely from rice famine.

Steam launches and steamers run through from Hankow to Changsha with cargo i

and passengers, under river passes; and from Yochow to inland places known as the ;

“Lake

YiyangPorts” under Inland

and Tsingshih. TheWaters

businessSteam Navigationmore

is increasing, Rules—principally

particularly, with to Changteh-

the last, ij

mentioned place.

The city

however, notofadapted

Yochowforis perched on a bluff

transit trade, and init offers

a verynopicturesque

shelter for way. Its siteTheis

small craft.

port has, therefore, been opened at Chengling, five miles to

from the Yangtsze, where a small creek provides the needed shelter for cargo-boats the north and only a mile j■

and other vessels, though the steamer anchorage is bad, being fully exposed to the

frequent

Chinese northerly gales, whileasidetheabottom affordscosmopolitan

bad holdingsettlement,

ground. Herewhich the I

they haveGovernment

provided roads, has set police, etc.; place

the for

site acontains level ground forforbusiness

purposes,

good and well

healthyraised,

sitesbutfor not too high

foreign houses.aboveWork floodonlimits, while higher

the formation of theground gives (

Settlement

and bunding operations was commenced in 1900, and

have been built. It is to be noted, therefore, that the Yochow Custom House is a Custom House and Quarters

situated

British, at Chengling

Japanese and haveand notshipping

Chinese at Yochow firmsas maintain

the nameregular

wouldcommunications

lead one to believe. with j :

the

ling is undoubtedly one of the most healthy towns in the Yangtsze Valley.peace,Since

“ Lake Ports ” and their agents stationed at Chengling. Given Cheng-

the

occupation

has twice been of this port byandthetheCantonese

fortified Harbour mined Army inin August,

order to1926, the Cnengling

prevent Bluff ' t

a hostile army

coming down river from Shasi. The shore-batteries by firing on foreign gunboats haves

been the cause of a bombardment by foreign warships, to which this port has been|

subjected

be on no less

able to record that than five occasions

no casualties have sowithin a period

far been of a year. It is fortunate tos

reported.

A noteworthy feature of 1907 was the connection

the high-water season—June to October—the resulting trade being valued of Changteh by steamer during;

at Tls. 617,000>

Connectionof the

steamers withriver

Changteh

type, andis tugsnowandmaintained

lighters. practically

Buoys and lights throughout the year by;

were established ini

 YOCHOW A407

1907 to mark the channel across the lake. The difficulties and risks of this route are

considerable,

longer route vidandLulintau;

it is probable

on account that ofit will be found

the sharp bendsadvisable to adopt

of the River Yuantheinsomewhat

its lower

reaches, specially adapted steamers will probably have to be used. The question of

making Changteh an “open port” was considered in 1906 and again taken up in

the spring of 1915, and Chinese officials visited the place to enquire into the conditions,

but

In it still

1920, a newremains open only to vessels under InlandofWater Steam Navigation rules.

Navigation andorganization

channels wasforinstituted

the technical

by thecontrol

Customs. the Middle Yangtsze Aids to

The Standard-Vacuum Oil Company has recently established an oil installation at

acontemplates

point abouterecting

two miles threebelowmore. theTheSettlement. It has

first oil tanker directerected three tanks

from California and

arrived

distribution for the upper Yangtsze and the “Lake Ports,” such as Changteh, Yiyangof

here during the high water season of 1926. This installation will be the centre

-and Tsingshih.

the then disturbedAlthough

conditions,all oilthewasusewithdrawn

of the tanksfromhasthebeentanks in May,

resumed since1927,June,owing

1928.to

Trade in 1933

Yochow was free from major disturbances during the year, but several cases of

kidnapping by bandits occurred in the immediate vicinity, while, somewhat farther

afield in the district served by the port, the town of Tsingshih was threatened at one

time byof athe“Red”

much same army

feelingunder the notorious

of restlessness and bandit

anxietyHoprevailed

Lung. asIn inthese circumstances

recent years, and

no very great

prevalent improvement

uncertainty, however,was tothebedistrict

noted inwastrading

actuallyconditions.

in much less Apart fromfrom

danger the

armed interference than usual owing to the vigilance

suppression forces. The Yochow Custom House is situated at Chenglingi, some 4 miles of the provincial bandit-

distant from the city of Yochow. The place itself is of little commercial importance,

merely acting as a distributing centre for kerosene oil and other imports destined for

the

pointTungting Lakeand ports,cargoes

while thatthe Customs establishment is principally a controlling

Steam for vessels

Navigation Regulations. changesince

However, theira large

statusarea there under

in the lake Inland

region, Waters

besides

the wholeconcerned

cargoes Yuan River valley

are by up to the

no means Kweichow

negligible, the border,

principalis tapped

exportsatconsisting

Chenglingki, the

of wood

oil (348,000 from

quicksilver piculs),the raw

borderscotton, ramie, nutgalls,

of Kweichow, lotus-buts,

medicines, and hides.black tea, cinnabar and

DIRECTORY

m & Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—Cable Ad:

Customs, Chinese Maritime Standvac

ft te * »0 fr IjMJi H h Ta me fuh 3s°wei

Jardine Matheson & Co., Ltd. Reformed Church Mission — Yochow

•\ Chen Sung Tsun, agent City; Cable Ad; Allenbarth

((Pu Chi Steamship Co. Rev. and Mrs. Karl H. Beck

 SHASI

7fT 'fy Sha-si

Shasi (the “market on the sands”) roughly 900 miles from the sea, is one of the

pprts opened to foreign trade under the Treaty of Shimonoseki (1895) the official

declaration

miles below Ichangof the opening being dated

and is situated at the the 1st October,

crossing point of two 1896.most Theimportant

port is about

routes85

ofsouth

commerce

and vicein versa.

CentralItChina, namely,from

is reclaimed fromtheeastriverto westby a and from north

magnificent system to

ofIn dykes and canals. The district suffers periodically from the flooding

August, 1931, the river rose to the record height of 35.3 feet, which was over 7 feet of the Yangtsze.

above

since the level of thedespite

Bund. Theadversegeneral commerceof ofthethe port

warhas increased pastyearly

or six theyears.Revolution,

The population,the of the Port influence

of Shasi numberscivil94,233 during

persons, the

according fiveto

serious anti- foreign riot occurred at Shasi. The Customs Office and the residence of thea

the latest census figures supplied by the Police. On the 9th and 10th May, 1898.

Commissioner,

their hulk, thetheoffice

Customs

of theboats, the premises

Foreign Board, theof theJapanese

China Merchants’

Consulate,Company

the premisesand

occupied by the native agents of Messrs. Butterfield &

Matheson & Co., and a number of newly-erected Chinese houses were burnt by the Swire and Messrs. Jardine,.

mobs,driven

were kerosene

out oil being

of the port,used to feed

narrowly the conflagration,

escaping with their lives.and The the Custom-house

foreign residents was

re-opened on the 1st July of the same year. In August,

feet in length, by 800 to 1,200 in breadth, lying along the riverside below 1898, an area 3,800theChinese

town,

was

land assigned to Japan

on which itinwould as a Japanese

have1899, Concession

stoodBritish

has since but

undergonewas not developed and much of the

was withdrawn January, interests beingerosion.

placed under The British

the careConsulate

of the

Consul at Ichang. Calling steamers anchor in the river, which is very swift during

the summer, and1904,discharge

in December, and loadinatApril,

and finished pontoons,

1905, but some berths

provided bundingforwork,

three commenced

hulks, with

jetties. The Native Customs were abolished

1913, a contract was entered into between the Chinese Government on the 1st June, 1931. In December,

and the

British firm of Pauling & Co. for the construction of a railway from a point

opposite

yang, with a branch from Changteh to Changsha. Good progress was made inKwei-

Shasi to Singyifu in the province of Kweichow vid Changteh and the

survey of this projected railway until the outbreak of the European war and conse-

quent necessity for a temporary cessation of operations led to the recall of the en-

gineers.

the It is reported sectionthat

thatso amany lakes andwest,

morasses lie more

in the direct survey coun-of

try, Shasi-Changteh

may be necessary. A telephone detour to was

service the through

introduced in March,productive

1921. A motor,

bus

Hankow service between Shasi-Hsiangyang was started in 1924, and the extension

to Ichangsooninto

the west. in Motorthe eastbuses-:

Avasnow

completed in 1933,

leave Shasi dailywhile

at aboutbus 7services

a.m. andalso runHankow

reach

after

two 4 p.m. ondays, the samebusday.nine byThe trip bybysteameronefrom Hankow to Shasi takes from

watertoisthree nearly 300 bymiles and hours

air and

only oneairhalf asandgreat,

half hours!

the The distance

numerous serpentine by

curves of the river being avoided by the plane. The Air-mail and passenger service

between

made three Shanghai

times aandweek. Ichang via Shasi

A new was commenced

and broad bund is under in April 1931. Flights

construction and otherare

roads

The are contemplated.

Hankow Press-packing A private company supplies the Shasi public with electricity.

1929, Testing

and while the for Shasi Cotton Co.Testing

Commercial

(ShasiDepartment

Branch) started

of Hankow operations

Bureau inof September

Inspection

in October 1929. The Shasi Commodities,

Cotton Weaving a governmental

and Spinningorgan, Factorycommenced

was informallywork

opened in May 1931 with a capital of $1,000,000. The Bank of China, Shanghai

Commercial

besides a few&other

Savings Bank establishments.

banking and Bank of Communications have branch offices at Shasi, I

 SHAS1 A409-

Trade in 1933

i The Customs

on goods shipped Eevenue

to other ofports

Shasiin isChina

derivedor mainly fromcountries

to foreign InterportviaDuties

othercollected

Treaty

Ports. In 1933 the Revenue amounted to $325,299.41 of which sum Interport Duty

I; contributed $250,622.96, Import Duty $66,709.01, Revenue Surtax $3,335.04, Famine-

I Relief Surtax $3,335.04, and Tonnage Dues $1,297.36. Most of the foreign goods

|: imported at Shasi have already paid Import Duty at Shanghai or Hankow, so they do not

|I benefit isthea large

which Shasi farming

Revenue.townRawsurrounded

Cotton and Beansagricultural

by rich are the main products

districts. of Shasi

Shasi is ther

1, second greatest cotton exporting 'treaty Port of China, only Tientsin

importance in this respect. Cotton, Beans, etc. pay Interport (not Export) Duty, surpassing it in

i; because even if they eventually go abroad, they leave via other Chinese ports.

Shasi has enjoyed freedom from disturbances since August, 1932, when communist-

! ban lit troops reached the outskiits of the town, and is now garrisoned by the 48th

I Division under the able leadership of General Hsu Yuan Ch’uan.

DIRECTORY

I Abnhold & Co., Ltd.—Cable Al: Harchi Hankow Press Packing Co. (Shasi Branch)

Arnhold

general&managers

Co., Ltd., secretaries and

Bank of China W. A. Price, manager

Bank of Communications

Italian Trading Co.

British-American Tobacco Co. (China), Wong Han Cheng, agent

Ltd.

Consulate, Great Britain ft E Wo

Consul (resident at Ichang) Jardine, Matheson & Co, Ltd.

C. J. Wei, agent

HU fiT Shasi Kwan Agents

Customs, Chinese Maritime Indo-China Steam Nav. Co., Ld.

Acting Deputy

A. C. H. Lay Commisr. in Charge—

Assistant— Chou Chin and

ChSngHarbour Post Office

Acting Tidesurveyor Postmaster—Kwok Tsze-ching

Master—F. Stormes

TheBank,

Shanghai Commercial

Ltd.—Cable & Savings

Ad: Conisavbank

# II Juchien Chu, manager

Evangelical

Ad: Melchim Lutheran Mission—Cable

E. C. Zimmermann and wife Standard-Vacuum

A. C. Diers and wife Austin Yang Oil Company

 CHANGSHA

^ Jl Chaug-sha

Changsha (or “Long-sands,” as the Chinese words may be translated) is the capital

city ofintothetheprovince

flows Tungtingof Hunan.

lake, andIt stands

is abouton100themiles

rightsouth

bankofofthe theopening

Siang river,

of thewhich

la!

into the Yangtsze

and long. 113.< 1 E. at the north-eastern corner of the province. It is in lat. 28.10 N-

The name first occurs about B.C. 220 as that of the 36th and last of the com-

manderies into whichoftheoneFitofst Emperor dividedfortheaboutland after conquering it. 202-101)

It was

duringasthetheHanname

used dynasty. Its greatest the kingdoms

mark in history 100 successful

was its years (B.C. resistance to

the 90 days' siege by the Taiptng rebels in 1852 by methods which, afterwards

ofemployed elsewhere,

all Chinese statesmen led toin the

the final defeat ofcentury.

nineteenth the rebels by Tseng Kuo-fan, the greatest

Custom Changsha

Housewas was opened as a on

established treaty

Julyport1st,by1904;

the aChina-Japan treaty offollowed

Japanese Consulate 1903. The in

November, and a British Consulate the next year.

have also sent representatives. These have since been withdrawn and Japan Since then, America and Germanyand

Great Britain are the only countries which now maintain Consular posts in the port.

city The main lying

(the river line between

on the west). CantonTwo andpassenger

Wuchangtrains passesrunoutside

daily the east wall

between of the

Changsha

and Wuchang. The line towards Canton is open as far as Liling (about 40 miles from

Changsha), a section which was originally part of the special line built between the

Pinghsiang Construction

Chuchow. collieries (situated

on thejust over tothetheKiangsi

railway south has border)

beenand the Siangsince

in abeyance river19W,at

but plans areChina

the British now Indemnity

being madeFund to complete this section with funds to be advanced by

Committee.

The surrounding

the river, country isrises

where the Yoluhshan hillysome

and900picturesque,

ft. high. This especially on the“ YowestFoothills,”

hill, called bank of

connected by its name with the great Nan-yo or “ Southern Peak,” is not actually

connected

on its slope.is withwithin

the Peak in its physical

the Nan-yo diocese. geography,

Near the topthough ridge isthea replica

Buddhistof themonastery

famous

Yu Tablet, which purports to be a monument raised by the Great Yii, in the third

millennium

days. B.C.,

Theoforiginal in commemoration of his having redeemed the flooded lands of those

is a range hills 20stands

miles onlong.the most

The southern

original is,ridge of the a“Southern

however, shameless Peak,”

fraud which

which

cannot be dated earlier than the twelfth century A.D. The whole story of anyone in

those very early days having any knowledge of the country as far south as Hunan is

baselesssanctity

some legendfrom and thenot legend

historically

and has authenticated

a Confucianfact.college Theathill,its however, retains

base, a Buddhist

temple

the “ Hillin ofthethecentre

ThreeofReligions.’’

the slope, and Thea College

Taoist boasts

shrine the on itspossession

ridge—hence of somethevery

namefineof

Chou

Hsi, who dynasty bronzes andwith

was connected alsothesome autograph

college in the writings

twelfth ofcentury.

the celebrated

Near thescholar, Chu

Buddhist

mo nastery,

wooded, and the

in treesspring

the are exceptionally

(when the tall and

azaleas are large.

in flower) Theor whole

autumn slope

(when heretheisleaves

well-

are of all tints)view the scenery is of great beauty.of the FromSiangthe balconyside, of the

andTaoist thetemple

aa commanding

bird’s-eye view ofofthethewhole

southern citystretches

of Changsha and ofontheoneintervening onisland other

are

obtainable.

One of the finest buildings inside the city is a memorial

In the beautiful gardens of this temple there is now established a High S chool and temple to Tseng Kuo-fan.

College for girls, the Principal of which, Miss Tseng, who holds the London degree of

 CHANGSHA A411

B.second

Sc., ismemorial

the greattemple

grand-daughter of the distinguished statesman himself. There is a

Kuo fan. There is alsotoaTso Tsung-t’ang,

temple on one ofonetheof the most famous

western streets lieutenants

to Chia 1, theof Tseng

most

celebrated scholar of his day, who died in Changsha, B.C. 1G5. in the temple is a

marble settee which is alleged to have been used by Chia I.

Outside the city there is a very fine hospital, which was erected at a cost of

$185,000

The directionby a former

of the Yale graduate

hospital is in thefor hands

the useof ofa boaid,

the Hunan-Yale Medical ofCollege

composed equally repre-

sentatives of the Hunan gentry and the Yale Mission. The i ale School and College

buildings are in the immediate neighbourhood. These are all outside the north gate.

Outside

which hasthe branch south gateofficesareinthethefamed antimony

Wool worth works New

Building, of theYTHuacbang

ork. ThereCompany,are two

; electric-lighting companies.

I On the island are to be found the British Consulate and the residences of the

indoor Customs and Host Office staffs and of the managers of the (Standard Oil, Asiatic

ii Petroleum, mercantile firms. British-American Tobaccy Companies, Butterfield & IS wire and many other

Many new roads have been built and motor buses now run daily direct to Ning-

|I[ siang, Chenchow Yiyang, Changteh

and Ichang to theandSouth

Taoyuan

and totoSiangtan

the Northwest,

and Packing Hengchowfu, Leiyang.

to the Southwest

* from Changsha.

Trade in 1933

IIf and Except the Hunan-Kiangsi borders, Changshabyand

for slight disturbances caused communist

the wholeraids on theof Hunan-IIupeh

province Hunan again

II enjoyed tained throughout the country by General Ho Chien and his civil andgood

unusually tranquil conditions during 1933, thanks to the orderlieuten-

military main-

1 ants. The exclusion of junk-borne and rail-borne cargoes from Customs statistics and

I' the fact that the coastwise movements of foreign goods that have already paid duty

I at port of entry are no longer recorded, makes it increasingly difficult to give accurate

data in proof of statements regarding the trend of trade at such a port as Changsha,

I;| occurred

but, frominthethestatistics

total value available,

of the ittrade

would appear

of the portthat a decline

during the yearof under

about review.

10 per cent.The

I prosperity or otherwise of international trade affects the port not a little through

l demand and prices for ores; the boycott of Japanese goods was maintained throughout

most of the year (except for surreptitious importations disguised

: external and internal political conditions caused a certain amount of uncertainty ; floods- as native goods);

|i of some magnitide occurred in 37 districts, mostly in the Tungting Lake region; and

the port felt the loss of its Manchurian markets considerably. Kerosene oil and sugar

are the principal items on the import side of Changsha’s trade, and a feature of the

1 year was that the bulk of both these commodities arrived as direct shipments from

j abroad,

paying duty approximately

on arrival,6the million

extragallons of the former

duty received in thisand 100,000 accounting

connection piculs of theforlatter

most

i || of the increase in revenue that made the year’s collection a record for the port. Com-

i petition from Russian oil had a great effect on retail charges for kerosene, however, the

i> 1I price at onerice,time falling from eventually

$il to $5.40finding

unit. itsThewayexport staplesShipments

of the port are

’ | ores imony,andcrude, must of the

regulus, andoreoxide, rose (in round figures) fromabroad.

26,000,161,000, andof18,000'

ant-

J piculs respectively

The province is rich ininlead,

1932 to deposits,

mineral 27,000, 181,000,under

18,000thepiculs in themethods

year under review.

t| only coal, antimony, manganese, gold,but,quicksilver, present

tungsten, and zincofareworking,

of any

J|| commercial

only a few importance.

places are theGolddeposits is foundsystematically

in many valleys along the

worked. TheYuanoutputRiver, but atat

is placed

iilj« about 414 ounces

after smelting of pure isgold

at Changsha, a month.

shipped mainly Lead is obtained

to the arsenals at Slxuikoushan,

at Hanyang and Nanking,and,

ill! Hunan is one of the most important rice centres in the country, and, on the whole, an

jit; I export

excellenthadharvest was reaped

some difficulty duringa the

in finding marketyear.owing

Although

to highthetaxation

surplusandavailable

the com-for

oilCJ coastwise

petition ofthrough

good crops the inCustoms

Hupeh,asHonan againstand176,000

Anhwei, somein 614,000

piculs piculs was

1932. There werea ban

cleared

on

i!|i exports during the first eight months of the previous year, however. Although handfc-

[6 apped by an insufficiency of funds, the Provincial Government continued to do all that

A4I2 CHANGSHA

was possible to encourage industries, comihg to the rescue of an important cotton mill

and

othera enterprises.

paper mill that found themselves in financial difficulty, and assisting to promote

During the year the Pachih-Ohaling, the Yiuhsien-Anjen, and the Lutanao-Yung-

hsing motor roads were completed and opened to traffic, and construction work was

commenced on the Kaochiao-Pingkiang, the Yunganshih-Liuyang, the Taoyuan-Yuan-

ling, the Changteh-Lichow,

Tsenhsien-Tzehsing, and thetheChaling-Lienhua

Taohuaping-Tungkow, the Pingking-Changshou,

(in Kiangsi) roads. The Changsha-the

Wuchang Railway operated almost uninterruptedly throughout the year and is becom-

ing a serious rival to shipping; while the launch services in turn complained of the

competition

been built infrom motor-buses plying on the increasing number of highways that have

the province.

DIRECTORY

l in shan an lee Great Britain—Cable Ad: Britain

%l ^ Y 9 9 Consul—N. Fitzmaurice

Arnhold & Co., Ltd., Merchants,

and Contractors—Cable Engineers

Ad: Harchi

H. Plommel Japan

(For Agencies, see Shanghai section) Consul—R. Kasuya

Chancellors

Kurata — P. Namba and S.

& iih * ■£ m 35 m Police Inspector—M. Motomura

Ying shang A si a huo yu hung si

Asiatic

Ltd.—Cable Petroleum Co. (North

Ad: Doric; China),

Code: Bentley’s Customs, Chinese Maritime

T. S. Powell, manager Commissioner—H. St. J. Wilding

V.T. B.V. McAulay

W. Fretwell Assistant—Tung Wen Chin

R. P. John, installation manager Czarnetzki, F., Export and Import—

Britisii-American Tobacco Co. (China), Teleph. 410; Cable Ad: Eximport

F. Czarnetzki

Ltd. .

H. L. Mecklenburgh, Div. Manager

Deutsche Farben-Handelsgesellscbaft

& Tai Jcoo Waibel & Co.—Teleph.

Waidefag; 106; and

CableA.B.C.

Ad:

Butterfield & Swire (John Ad:

Sons, Ltd.), Merchants—Cable Swire

Swire& 6th edns. Codes: Rud. Moss

Head Office: Shanghai

C. B. Broad bent, signs per pro. Dr. L. H. Mai

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Mer-

*1 & Bj M & * chants—Cable Ad: Jardine »,

Central China Trading Co., Exporters, T. C. Clung, agent

Importers,

Sha LuEngineers

—Ad:33.Centchina and Contractors

Pu Kai; Teleph. 791; Cable Liggett

Ltd. & Myers Tobacco Co. (China)*

M. S. Chang, general manager

Changsha Club MISSIONS

Chairman—E.

Hon. Secretary—T. S. Mills la ^5 jsi Chung lao ivei

Hon. Treasurer—E. S.S. Powell

Mills American

—OutsidePresbyterian

North Gate Mission, North

Rev. H. W. Clark, ph.d. and wife

CONSULATES Miss E.E. McKee

Miss Davis I Miss H. Whitaker

America—Cable Ad: American Consul Miss G. Bayless | Miss M. Tooker

 CHANGSHA A413

Beoadcast Tkact Press and Faith Bev. Einar Smebye (supt.) and wife

Orphanage O. Thime and wife

Allen N. Cameron, supt. Miss

Miss Barbra Stabell

V. Vinsnes

Victor Boehm

Catholic Convent

M.Sisters

S. Blaise, superior

Valeria, Sebastinao, Orsola Nisshin Risen Kaisha—Teleph. 3; Cable

and del Livin Ad:Z. Tsuji,

Nissikisenmanager

T. Yamada

'Catholic Mission

Fr. Rev. Mgr. G. Stan chi PostActing

Office Commissioner

(Hunan District— Head

Fr. Prandi, procurator

Fr.directors

Rev. B. Bonansea, Mission schoo Yee Office

Ting

Shwei

Dist. Accountant—Yeh Hsiang i

Fr. Valle, Seminary director

Fr. Calzolari, (Siang Tan) (M rffi) m m

Fr. Lieou (Heng-chan) (iU j@)

Fr. Rossi (Li-ling) (B. SI) Schnabel, Gaumer Ad: & Co.,Antimon

Importers and

Fr. Leao (Fou-hieu)

Fr. Druetto (Siang-Ying) (1^ 1&) Exporters—Cable

Fr. Boverio (Yiyang) (i!f; i'S) Standard-Vacuum Oil Co,

Fr. Heng (Ngan-hoa) (-ft ! E. S. Mills

Fr. Graziano (Ta-fou-che) ; ]ll*i )c H.

I

Fr. Valfre (Ning-nang) N. Barton

F. Jensen, inst. supt.

-China li! 5V Je A)l chen hung sze

Inland Inland Mission — Cable Ad: Tang & Co., Ltd., W. A., Antimony Pro-

ducers and Distributors—Cable Ad:

Bev. H. Witt

Bev. Chr. and wifeand wife

Wohlleber Watangco; Codes : Acme, A.B.C. 6th

B. Schadt and wife, treasurer edn., Bentley’s, Universal and Private

Miss M. Vasel,

Miss H. Luginsland, Blind Girls’School

do.

Miss H. Boiler fd & $i tk ti ± B

Miss A. Maisenbacher Texas

Cable Co., Ad: The, Petroleum Products—

Texaco

Miss L. Bibstein B. J. Monical

Dr. K. Herr and wife

Miss E. Utz

Tung . Chang Co., Exporters, Importers

Hudson

Dr. F.Taylor

Eitei andMemorial

wife Hospital and Smelters—23,

Ad: Taoli; Teleph. 662

Lou Pu Kai; Cable

Dr. K. Herr and wife

K. Oehl Yale in China (Yale Foreign Missionary

Miss

Miss E.A. Fischer Society), Yali Utlion

Maisenbacher

Miss L. Bibstein Hsianya Medical School,Middle School,

Hunan-Yale

Nursing School, Hsianya Hospital,

Changsha. Yale-in-China School of

m m % m Science, Central

(Wuchang); Cable Ad:China Yali College

Hunan sheng king hsuoh Yua,n F. S. Hutchins, field dir. & treasurer

Hunan Bible Institute—1, Military Charles Campbell, jr.

Boad; Cable Ad: Biola

Bev. F. A. Keller, m.d., and wife Brank Fulton

Bev. C. A. Boberts and wife P. F. Greene, m.d. and wife

Miss V. Kavooghian, k.n.

Miss J.Farley

Hugh P. Norelius, e.n.

turn#* S.B. C.D. Walke

Chung hwa sin i hwei Weigle

Norwegian Missionary Society (Det Dwight D. Bugh and wife

Preston Shoyer

Norske Missions Selskap)

Norwegian Mission. Home Office: — Cable Ad: C. T. Kwei

i Stavanger, Norway K. Y. Wang, m.d.

 ICHANG

g rfl I-Chang

Ichang is one of the four ports opened to foreign trade on the 1st April,.

1877, in accordance with Clause 1, Section 3, of the Ohefoo Convention. It

is situated in lat. 30° 43.4' N., long. 111° 12.8' E., on the north bank of the

river Yangtze, about 363 miles above Hankow, and some five miles below the

entrance to the great Ichang Gorge, or just about 1,000 miles from the coast.

The navigation of the river-to this port is comparatively easy for vessels of

light draught and has in recent yeai-s been rendered easier by the labours

of the Customs River Department, which has marked every crossing and

established numerous aids to navigation. The anchorage is off the left bank,

opposite the foreign residences, and is good, except in freshets, when the an-

chors should be sighted every two or three days. The port is the centre of a

hilly country, the productions of which are rice in the valleys, cotton on the

higher grounds, winter wheat, barley, and also the tungtzu trees, from which

the ordinary wood oil is obtained by pressing the nuts gathered from the

trees. In the sheltered valleys, amongst the mountain ranges west of the city,

oranges, lemons, pomeloes, pears, plums, and a very superior quality of per-

simmons are grown, and find a ready market in the city and at Shasi. The

importance of Ichang is chiefly that of an emporium for goods in transit to-

and from Chungking. Most of the cargo for the latter port is landed here

and transfered to steamers. Steam navigation is now practicable for the lar-

ger vessels from the middle of April to the end of November and for the-

sraaller vessels throughout the year. The rates for - foreign passengers are

much higher than on the lower Yangtsze. In view of the enhanced traffic,

aids to navigation and rules of the road through the gorges have become

urgent, and have been for some years undertaken by the Government, with

three River Inspectors functioning between Chungking and Ichang. The up-

ward voyage

trip just underto two

Chungking

days. The nowsurvey

takes ofbetween

the railwaythreetoand four days,

Chengtu and completed,

has been the return

but construction

of Ichang is 112,309.has been postponed indefinitely. The estimated Chinese population

Trade in 1933

Except for a short time in January

troops, effective control was maintained at Ichang during bytheitsevacuation of the Szechwanese-

garrison forces. Only along

the western

bandit border

activities of Hupeh were conditions disturbed. This was duecertain

to communist-

for which Ichangonserves

that aspartentrepot

of the were

Szechwan-Hupeh frontier,theandport

effected. However, is not sodistricts

much

a trading as a transhipping centre, and it is in the latter connection that Ichang lost

importance during the year, this being due to the fuller advantage

of the recently completed arrangements allowing of through traffic between down- now being taken

river portstheand

has been Chungking

subject of long and without

bitterlanding and reshipping

controversy between cargoes at Ichang.

the shipping This-

companies

and the Ichang labour unions, but the latter were at last obliged to give way to

modernity in the matter of improved communications. For many years now this

useless handling

amounting to the offullcargo,

coolieor, hire

in lieu

thatofwould

the actual handling,

be manifests,

charged the payment

inhadordinary courseof fees

forto-

unloading and reloading every package on ships’

before vessels were allowed to proceed. The increase in through traffic naturally has to be submitted

affected

prosperitythe livelihood of the numerous wharf labourers and, to some extent, the-

one millionoftons—athe port.slightEntrances

increaseand overclearances numberyear’s

the previous 2,386 figures.

vessels, aggregating

Only one-

Japanese vessel traded on the Ichang-Hankow run and none on the Ichang-Chungking

 ICHANG A415

section of the river. Demand for tonnage was small; especially in the latter part of

the yea;r,Theandblasting

rates. the consequent

away ofcompetition

about 10,000fortons

cargo resulted

of rock underin Customs

a reduction in freightin

supervision

March greatly facilitated navigation of the South bank channel at Kunglingtan

Bapid.

The aeroplane service between Hankow and Ichang was well maintained. The

road around the city on the site of the old city wall was completed; construction of

the road to the oil installations below harbour limits is well under way; and a decision

was reached to This

east of'Ichang. buildlatter

a highway

highwayto would

Tangyang,

tap aahighly

place situated somearea,

productive 45 miles

and north-

would

added

Shasi, which is already connected with Tangyang by motor road. An expense

considerably to the trading facilities of the port, though at the improvedof

electric plant was installed early in 19.34.

DIRECTORY.

m % m ‘X $ m si m ■% Hf 4ji flu x Ta Yin,J liuy *hih fu

Ying shariy a si a huo yu hung sz Great

BritainBritain—Teleph. 96; Cable Ad:

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China),

Ltd.—Cable Ad: Doric FI IpJ 0 ffl B a

Bank of China—Second Road; Teleph. 222 Ja >ANConsul—H. Shibasaki

Hu Chung Han, manager Chancellor—T. Saruwatari

British-American Tobacco Co. (China),

Ltd.

P. M. Chow ia 'M 1 c,lan9 kuan

Customs, Chinese Maritime

± Ta koo Cuiumr.— 1. Kurematsu

Assistant—Tung Ping

Butterfield & Swire (John Swire & Assist.

HarbourTidesurveyor & Acting

Master—A. S. Coppin

Sons, Ltd.), Merchants—Cable Ad: Swire

J.J. C.K. Fleming, signs per pro. Exam.—S. R. Ambrose

Baggallay Upper Yangtze River& Inspector—

Lo Shiu-Kin

Jid 'U fa! Chau song nee cheuk S. C. M. Frandsen

Middle Yangtze Asst. River In-

China Merchants’Steam Navigation Co. spector—S, C. M. Muirhead

Henry Shu, manager Dist.

ActingRiver Inspr.—H.

District River C.Inspector—

S. C. Selby

J. A. Brown

CLUBS

Ichang Customs Club

President—Y. Kurematsu Ichang Assistant Auditorate of Salt

Revenue

Ichang Recreation Club Assistant Auditor—Chao Wu-hsien

Hon. Secretary and Treas.—J. C. Co-do. —J. E. Spencer

Fleming J ardine, Matheson &Co., Ltd., Merchants.

A. Ross, manager

CONSULATES Agencies

Indo-China Steam Nav. Co., Ld.

M at m m * Canton Insurance Office, Ld.

Ta fa ling shih fu Hongkong Fire Insurance Co., Ld.

i France Commercial Union Assur. Co., Ld.

Consul—(residing at Hankow) Peninsular and Oriental S. N. Co.

Canadian Pacific Ocean Services, Ld.

A416. ICHANG

Lee Chong & Co., Wine and Spirit Uyttenbroeek, G. L.Hugelier, F-

Merchants Libens,

Engelin,P. G.Diricken,

M. Boutsen, Adams,

F. VanD.

MISSIONS Moesekc, A. Merchier, G. van

L. Luypaerts, V. Gyselincks, S. De Weert,

American Church Mission Gock, L. Gallebaut, E. Peirsman, A.

Miss A. E. Byerly Mbeiman and R. Daniels.

Deaconess E. W. I Hebe

Lev . C. Eickens, jr., and wife Swedish Missionary Society

China Inland MissionCable Ad: Miss I.F. Nordkvist

Rev. A. Wcnuborg (on furlongh)

Inland

Missions Mission; Codes: C.l.M. and Miss E. Isakson

H. J. Squire and wife

Church op Scotland Nisshin Risen Raisha—Cable Ad: Nissi-

kisen

T. Chalmers Borthwiek, m.b., ch.b.

Miss €. B MacGill Pitcairn & Co.—Cable Ad: Cairn

Miss C. A. Maclellan

Miss M. E. Pirie, m.a. m m ~ &

Miss M. J. Pirie

Miss C. A. Slimmon, m.a. I chang i teng yu chu

Kev. Forbes Tocher, M.C., c.b.e., Post Office—Cable Ad: Postmaster

D.D. Deputy Postal I-chen

Commissioner - in -

Miss H. D. Wilson charge—Tseng

t m & m. -t m Societe Francaise du Haut Yang Tse—

Evangelical Lutheran Mission Cable Ad: Chiris

Elmer H. Thode and wife J. Dagorne, manager

R. J. Muehl and wife

^ ^ ^ Tien choo tang ft Chu-fu-yang-hong

Roman Catholic Mission Union Eranco-Chinoise de Navigation

Rt. Rev.Fathers

N. Gubbels, —The Bund of V ang-tsze River. Shang-

Head

Rev. M. apost. vie. A. Office; Chungking. Branches:

Vlaminck, hai, Hankow, Ichang and Wanhsien

Timmers, H. Adons,

Voorden, A. Van den Bosch, T. R. Van Huang Chun Rao, manager

Resseling, C. Goethals, J. B. Moris, Chieng Chuan Yi, clerk-in-charge

G. Wouters, Capt. Santini

A. Lorealts.s. “FookTung

Yuen”)-'

Adons, M.O.U.Perlot,

E.Vercauteren, Van F. Vrydaghs,

Sever, P. Capt. (s.s. “ Fook

Wiaux, V. Stolle, Yangtsze Rapid Steamship Cq. (Fed. Inc.

”)

E.M. Delaporte,

Smeets, C.M.VanVanderSteenwinckel,

Borght, G. U.S.A.)—Cable Ad: Rapidco

Van Nieuwenhuyse, D. Put, T. H. E. Case, assist, genl. mgr.

 CHUNGKING

ill S Chung-king

30 min.TheE.,citymayofwellChungking,

be describedsituated

as notinonly lat. the

29 deg. 33 min. 56capital

commercial sec. N„of long. 106 deg..

Szechuen but

of the whole of Western China. The foreign import trade centres here, and is then

distributed by a smaller class of trading junks up the various rivers of the province.

The city occupies the end of a high and rocky bluff forming a peninsula, at the

junction

latter. The of the river streets

principal Kia-lingof with

the city,theinYangtsze,

which are1,400

manymiles

finefrom

shops,thearemouth

on theofside

the

of the Yangtsze, while a new main has now been driven right through the heart of the

city work

Yuan Gate,stillwhere

continuing uponwith

it merges it in different

the new directions,

Great Eastandtioad out tobyChengtu,

way of the overTung

285

miles distant, which has been completed and is open to traffic. The city is surrounded

by a crenelated stone wall which is some five miles in circumference, pierced with

nine

is nowgates. This wall

electrically was built

lighted, in 1761,being

the service replacing

now ancontrolled

older one.by Partthe ofMunicipality.

Chungking

The

raw climate

and chilly,of Chungking

with thickis fogs

depressing, the summer

from November being hotThe

to March. andordinary

damp, therisewinters

of the

river is about 75 feet; on 6th August, 1898, it rose to 101 ft., on 11th August, 1905, to

108 ft., on 22nd July, 1920, to 95 ft. 2 in., on 14th July, 1921,

beginning of August 1931. In 1908 it only attained a height of 52 feet 4 inches. to 100 ft. and 90 ft. at the

According to a Chinese report, the river rose 120 feet in 1878. On the left bank of

the Kialing and facing Chungking, extending below the junction of the two rivers, is

II the walled city formerly styled Kiangpei Ting and now known as Kiangpei Hsien.

| _ Itcitiesis proposed

and the largeeventually

villagesto connect

in their the two towns

immediate by a steel bridge.

neighbourhood These twoto

are estimated

contain a population of about 700,000.

tradeThehas

junks,

port was

butbeen

declared

donelast

for the both open

teninyears

imports to and

in steam

foreign tradecarried

exoorts,

and

in 1891, since which date a large

motor vessels.at first in foreign chartered

Trade in 1933

I tantamount to retelling the story of 1932, the atadverse

To give a review of trading conditions Chungking

factors during

that played1933havoc

is almost

with

I j business during the latter year being still operative in an intensified form. The year

HU, aopened with brighter prospects because civil warfare had, ceased

peace conference was then in cession with a view to settling all differences between for the moment and

a| the high military authorities in the province, but, like the European conferences of

||.« Satisfactorily,

the year, this and convocation

the meeting founddispersed

their skein of problems

without too knotty toanything

having accomplished unravel

|Jji, towards the stabilisation of provincial affairs. Peaceful methods having failed to

nri| settle existingraged

civil warfare differences in opinion,

once more on a major recourse was had

scale along again-extending

a front to trial byfrombattle, and

Kiating

d4 totheChengtu. This war resulted in the defeat of General Liu Wen-hui, Chairmanhe hadof

Kl builtProvincial

up with such Government,

-care during andthe thepast

disintegration

decade. . Theof the powerfulGeneral

victorious army that

Liu Hsiang

did the

thenNational

became the leading factor

Government in provincial affairs,ofandtheheBandit-suppression

as Oommander-in-Chief was at once appointed by

Armies

3>£ ofmeanwhile,

Szechwanhadfor been a general drive against

left free to makeoccupying the communist forces,

the mosttheof important These

their opportunities latter forces,

while ami

the

i\ Internal

Hsuanhan,strife theycontinued,

had overrunand,thebesides

districts of Pachung, Tungkiang,cities of Suiting

and Nankiang, and

9-iwere by this time threatening Wanhsien with a view to gaining control of river

A418 CHUNGKING

communications between Ichang and Chungking at this point and eventually linking

up

Hupeh theirfrontier.

forces with thosetoofthethe stern

Thanks notorious bandit offered

leader Ho Lung on the Szechwan-

Army these intentions were frustrated inresistance

time, but, as a great by deal

the -Bandit-suppression

of discord between

the

suppression of the “Red” menace in the province were not too good atthethecomplete

various military units in Szechwan still prevailed, prospects for close of

the year.are These

forces incessantimpoverishing

progressively military operations and theand depredations ofa the communist

normal trading. Three internal loans ofthe5 country million dollarshindering

each wereresumption

successivelyof

floated during the year by the 21st Army alone to meet the necessary military

expenditure,

to their property while the peopleOf had

losses. the to“Red

bearsuppression

an increasingtax”burden of taxation

of 4 million m addition

dollars, the city

of Chungking had itself to subscribe H million dollars. However necessary some of

this taxation may be, it is plain that it must minimise

power when imposed upon a people already impoverished by the events of a whole productivity and purchasing

series of ill-star red years, and that time gnd better internal conditions alone can

bring about

further declineanyofreal

aboutrecovery in trade.taken

8 perofcent Theplace

statistics

the for theofyear indicate that

witha

by the Customs. The value directhasforeign importsin amounted

value to cargoes dealtdollars

2.2 million

asat against

3:> million3,2 dollars

million asin against

the previous year; imports

42.9 million; and theofpombined

Chinese produce

figure forwere valuedof

exports

Chinese produce coastwise and direct to foreign countries was 30.7 million dollars as

against 32 million. Interport movements of foreign goods, inwards or outwards, are

not recorded.Japanese

dealings A noteworthy feature of the productsimport trade was goods.

the resumption of

trade in ingeneral was goods,

helped principally

by the fall inseaexchange onandseveral

cotton The import

foreign countries and

on Shanghai. Remittance charges between Chungking and Shanghai have been an

important

heavy average tradeoffactor

about for15 some

per centyears,during

remaining at tue

the year undersomewhat

review. lower but still

Amongst the

export staples to show noticeable improvement were the following: bristles, duck

leathers, pig intestines, hides, goat skins, nutgalls, dyestuffs, wood oil, and ramie. A

distinct ofrevival

export in the domestic tradeonlyinwas82,000

Szechwan browninmetsugar was

Theindicated byfailed

the

owing to a235,000

drought,piculs as agaist

but local demand piculs

successfully 1932.

from the rice crop

large carry-over

from

year, the previous

except year. Little

in Chungking itself,wasbutaccomplished

a good deal ofinwork roadhasdevelopment during

heen projected by thethe

newly established Provincial Highways Central Administration. Airway traffic

between Chungking and Chengfcu was inaugurated as an extension of the Shanghai-

Chungkingtwo

mentioned service,

cities.and' became quite a popular method of travel between the first-

DIBECTORY

3 a it s 2S si

Mei-yah jhso sieri hung szu, Ying sluing a si a huo yu hung sz

American-Asiatic

Inc., LLS.A.—GeneralUnderwriters, Fed. Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China),

Insurance: Fire,

Marine, Motor-Car, Baggage

Life, Accident, Bur- Ltd.—Cable Ad: Doric

E. C. Robinson, manager

glary, Plate-glass, and Special C. Woolhouse

Risks—124, Peh Hsiang Gai; P. O. Box

15; Cable Ad: Underiters

C. V, Starr, president (Shanghai) W. Baird, installation| manager

K. H. Ballantyne L. M. Jtfitohell

D. Yon Dreyer, manager a ® ir a o w *

fr ffc f'J 3>C lee Yanq hong Barry & Dodwell, Ltd., Importers and

Exporters—Cable Ad: Enterprise

Arnhold & Co., Ltd., Merchants^-Cable

Ad:F. Tolarnhold

L. Harrison, representative British Chamber ok Commerce

Hon. Secretary—B. M. Barry

 CHUNGKING A41^

Tai koo Far Eastern Insurance Co., Ltd.,-

Butterfield & Swire The

B. J. Tippin, signs per pro. Arnold & Co., Ltd., agents

J. Kinloch L. A. Anderson

® Si S ffl Chmi shang yu chu Hanover Fire Si H Mei-ya

China Merchants’ Steam Nav. Co. Insurance Co., New York

—124, Peh Hsiang Gai; P.O. Box 15;

Chungking Import S.A. Cable Ad: Underiters

H. Dohr, manager American Asiatic Underwriters,

Fed. Inc., U.S.A., managers for

tho Orient

CONSULATES

America (Administered by the Consul Hsia Kiang n & m & m

General at Hankow) Yue & Co.

T. C. Chen, manager

France Chow Tien Fu, chief clerk

Consul—T. Medard

Medecin du Consulat—Dr. L. Vieron rl] 5V m ^ ^ h

Mr- m m a * Ying shang po na men yang Men

Germany yu hsien hung sze

Consul—Dr. H. Traut Imperial ChemicalofIndustries

Assistant—F. Both Ltd., Importers Alkalis and(China),

Com-

mercial and Industrial Chemicals—

1- « « *! * Peh Hsiang Kai; Cable Ad: Alkali

Ta ying chung ling sz shu R.H. J.C. Sheppard,

F. Aris b.sc.

Great Britain For Agencies (see Shanghai section)

Consul-General—A. G. Major

Indo-China Steam Navigation Co.,

fin # 0 * Ltd.

Japan Ta vat ■ p un ling sz fu Barry and iDodwell, Ltd., agents

is m m i: Man kwok tse chu way

Chi’ung elding hai kuan International Savings Society —

j Jardine

Office: 85, Building, Chungking.

Rue St. Lazare. Paris

Head Office:

Customs,

Revenue Chinese Maritime j 7, Avenue Edouard VII, Shanghai.

In-door Cable Ad: Intersavin

J. Trouillet, manager for Szechuen

Commissioner—Li

Assistants— Kway-yoong

Tseng Kwang Chuh and and Kweichow

Liu Min Chang '|’£ R wo

Outdoor

Acting Tidesurveyor and Harbour J ARDiNE, Matheson & Co.,Ltd., Merchants-

Master (Boat Officer A)—Pun Shi

Yeung Barry & Dodwell, Ltd., agents

££ fl Pefu

Deutsche Farben-Handelsgesellschaft Mackenzie Barry & &Dodwell,Co , Ltd.

Ltd., agents

Waibel & Co., Importers of Dyes,

Chemicals, etc.—Young Bros. Building;

Cable Ad: Waidefag

Th. Theen McKesson & Robbins, Inc. — Cable*

K. Baessler Ad: Alacrity

Tech Dept. P. C. Low, agent

K. H. Hartung (also Agent for Wangsien)

A4&C) CHUNGKING

ir m w. m ji! m South British Insurance Co , Ltd,.

Szechu eti mei fung ymi hong The

Arnhold & Co.’;* Ltd., agents

Mei Feng Bank of Szechuan, The— L. A. Anderson

Cable Ad : Meifengbank

H. J. Kang, managing director Standard-Vacuum.

L. C. Knng, manager

M. C. Yang, assist i manager Cable Ad : Stand' vacOil Company —

S. H. Peng, do. A.D.E. G.Fitzsimmoiis

Sanborn

Y. S. Deng, acct. J. L. Poole | Mrs. C. J. Hughes

C. T. Ho, Agency dept.

Stromwall Trading Co.. — Cable Ad:

m m ; Strom trade

Philippidis Bros. Co., Ltd., General W. Heikel

Import

Ad: and Export

Philippidi; Merchants—Cable

Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn. A ni]

and Bentley’s Yin kuo kan no, da yuen minjen shao

0. M. Philippidis, manager pao hsan kung sze

Ph. M. Philippidis, assist, manager

Sun Life Assurance Co., of Canada—

Barry & Dodwell, Ltd., agents

& m w m m ;i! m

Tung chtcan yu ivu kuan li chu. m m m eg m

Post Office (Eastern Szechwan District) Szechm^an Handels-Gesellschaft m.b.H.

—Head Office: Chungking; Cable Ad: —Cable 5th Ausg Ad: Handgesell; Code: A.B.C.

Postos

Commissioner—K. J. Holm

Dist. Depy. Commissioner—Hwang Texas Co. (China), Ltd., The—Cable

Lishuang Ad: Texaco

Dist.

First Accountant—S.

Class Tomaeff

Postmaster (Wanhsien),

Acting Deputy Commissioner— M Chu in.

Dzao Dzing-lih LInton Franco-Uhinoise de Navigation

(French)—Head

Branches: Shanghai,Office:

Hankow,Chungking.

Ichang

m m m m m jii h and Wanhsien

■'•ii cktban yu ivu Itwan li chu E. Charrier,' manager

E. LiBousquie, do.

Tse Fu, assist, do.

Posr Office (Western Szpchwan District)

—Postos, Office: Chengtu; Cable Ad: S. S.Teng

Head Chengtu, Hui Cheh, clerk-in-charge

Commissioner—E. A. Cavialiere Capt. A- Yuen

Fook Loreal

S. S. Fook Tung

Capt. Santini

Salt Rev enue (Chungking Auditor Office) WollheiM Gebrueder & Co., Importers

Auditor—Liu

Co-Auditor—A. ShuBookless

Mei and Exporters

'Chief Secretary—P. C. Chen F. Jessel, sole proprietor

Siemens China Co. ft m m

R. Liessmann, manager Young. Brothers Savings

tion, Banking, BankingandCorpora-

Service

Departments

Safe-keeping, Shipping,

Insurance Ware-house,

and Com-

Socjete Francaise du Haut Yang Tse, mission Agents—Head Office : Chung-

Importers

Claris' and Exporters—Cable;

, Ad: king, Szechuen; Cable Ad : Yangbrosbk.

Branches throughout the Yangtze Valley

Classijlecl Z,zst of Agents, AfercTiants

and ATa. n ufa ctizrers in this

territory, also a. List of Cable

Addresses, will be foxtnd cut the

JEnd of the Directory. Classified

List of Far J3astern Engineering

Firms follows Ilong Fong,

South China

Ports

SPORTS

LAWN TENNIS

Bad Trade ?

YES,—but none the less, millions of users

of hundreds of every-day articles still

want those articles and are still buying

^ them. This applies equally to the Chinese

as to the rest of the world.

Trade is in the doldrums, but the Chinese,

in common with all civilised races, still

demand the best from life; they want en-

joyment, to marry, to play games, to spend

money—and they have money to spend,

contrary to Western opinion. Industry and

commerce are going on; buying and sell-

ing remain the foundation of economic life.

Firms may be asking if they can afford

to continue advertising. Ask, rather, can

you afford not to revise your advertising

so as to ensure that every dollar is placed

where it will bring you the maximum value?

Ask that—then get in touch with The

Advertising & Publicity Bureau Ltd., who

know the Chinese and who have proved

SERVICE how they respond to good advertising—

despite bad trade.

The Advertising & Publicity Bureau Ltd.

Better Trade Builders

Head Office Malaya Office

St. George’s Building Publicity House

4, Battery Road

Hong Kong Singapore

 HANGCHOW

•w a Hdng-chau

Hangchow, the capital of the province of Chekiang, is situated 120 miles south-

west of Shanghai, and 110 miles south of Soochow, adjacent to the Ohien-tang lliver

(the

at theGreen

apexRiver of Robert

of a bay whichfortune's farnousforjourneys

is tpo shallow to the neighbouring

the navigation of steamers.teaThedistricts),,

mouth

of the river is. moreover, visited by a bore,.or tidal wave, which further endangers

navigation. The highest bores occur in autumn during the three days after the

1i phenomenon,

middle of thewhich eighthismoon,

formedandby'theHaining is the best

north-east tradeplace

windforheaping

observingup thethiswater

famousof

the Pacific on the China coast and causing enormous tides. Hangchow Bay is shaped

ii advances, like a funnel, and the mass

is suddenly of waterby rushing

confronted the current up, ofmorethe andriver.moreTheconcentrated

constrictionasandit

ftU speed opposition,

with acting in concei’t,

the immense bankofupthetheocean

pressure rising water.

behind Gathering

it, thus forcing momentum

its volume into and

ft the ever-narrowing waterway, the bore occasionally attains, at a favourable spring-

ftft tide, a height

sea-wall on theof northern

as much asshore 15 feet as itBay,rushes,

of the with sometimes

at a rate a roar likereaching

thunder,12alongmiles thean

ft hour.

ftft beingBefore one of the finest cities in the Empire on account of its wealth and splendour,of

the Taiping rebellion Hangchow shared with Soochow the reputation

ftiI considerable

but it was degree,almost and destroyed

isofonce by

morethepopulous

rebels.andSince then itthough

flourishing, has recovered toyeta

it hasthenotmost

II interesting

regained itscity former

in thepitch

Republic.prosperity. Historically,

The earliest- referenceHangchow

to it in theis annals

perhaps dates back

i IKi the to B.C.Wu-Yiieh

2108. Thedynastygreat Shih madehuang-ti

it theirvisited the place

capital. in B.C.

It was, 210, and

however, underthe the

kingsSungof

xftIt dynasties (circa A.D. 960-1200) that Hangchow became mosthisfamous asmay

a capital. Marco

I' famous and picturesque Ling-yin Buddhist Monastery. Hangchow is indeed a ingreat

Polo spent considerable time in the city, and, to this day, image be seen the

• ||, centre of Buddhism, and its temples include some of the most remarkable hi China.

iffl;K The reveredfamous

ChineseYo patriot

Wang Temple,in the 12th on thecentury,

West Lake, has beenwhichreconstructed

perpetuates underthe namethe ofau-a

1 spices of the Military

meet the expenditure involved. Governor, who has been successful in raising large sums to

Hangchow was.declared open to foreign trade on

uft) accordance with the terms of the J apanese Treaty. The latest census taken in M ay, 1933 the 26th September, 1896, in

ft by the local authorities shows that the population is 529,663.

One of the sights of Hangchow is the beautiful Western Lake, dotted with islets

' |J! crowned with shrines and memorial temples. Several of the. islands are connected

h*1 similar

by causeways.

monuments Thejudiciously

general picturesque

placed ineftect is heightened

effective spots; whileby the temples,

slopespagodas, and

of the hills

oftp l*. atbordering the lake on the west are bright with azaleas, honeysuckle,

various seasons of the year; and clusters of bamboos, several kinds of conifers, tallow and peach-blossom

ft]L11 and camphor trees,

Foreign-style housesandandmaple,villasinarerich

alsoprofusion,

springingallupenhance

along thethelakegrandeur

shore, ofandthea motor

scene.

roll scenic road around the lake has been completed as far as

ern wall of the city has been pulled down to some extent, and a broad lake shore Linying temple The west-

■ iqi;T v promenade, about two

Indeed, the whole milesdistrict

of this in length,

has beenwith laid

spacious

out wgardens

r has been

ith a series constructed.

of imposing tree-

noH tiaaa style,bordered of thoroughfares,

streetsmany anyof large City allthe

in of great

world. length

In andarea

this width,thecomparable

buildings withchiefly

are the principal

foreign-

the Government offices and other premises being well constructed and of

gflM impressive size. Several hotels, in semi-foreign-style, have been opened, including one

i

A422 HANGCHOW

.near the City Railway Station and others near the Public Garden on the Lake, besides

one with western accommodation on the lake-shore near the Imperial Island.

A fineareY.M.C.A.

chow numerous building

and was completed early

extraordinarily in 1920. andTheanyexcursions

picturesque; person whoaround Hang-a

can allow

month for the trip should not fail to explore the rapids of the Ch’ien-t’ang River as far i

as the Anhwei border. The green crystalline water and constant alternation of |

gorges and park-like rolling country, the lofty heights, heavily afforested right down to !

the sandy banks with every variety of conifer, camphor tree, scrub oak, maple, tallow

tree,

Sportbamboo, etc., combine

of all kinds is to be hadto form a series ofincluding

in profusion, landscapes scarcely

excellent equalled in Japan. ;

fly-fishing.

The site selected for the Foreign Settlement extends for half a mile along the east |

bank of the

nearest pointGrand

of theCanal; it covers

city wall. Theover half a Settlement

Japanese square mileadjoinsand isitfouron themilesnorthfromandtheis |

about t he same size. The Custom-house and Commissioner’s and Assistants’ residences j

are built onThetheHangchow

building. Customs Lot, and there isCompany

also a Chinese Policeoutside

Stationthein Kena modern

Men a large installation for Electric

the supplyLight of current hassuburbs.

to the erected Shan ;

Some three or four miles1 south-west of Hangchow city lies the rising little town of

Zakow,

Vacuum situated uponthetheAsiatic

Corporation, Ch’ien-t’ang River

Co., atandtheseveral

railway head. establishments

The Socony-

(including a large College) have Petroleum

their headquarters here. missionary

For residential purposes, j1

the hilly sites in the vicinity, overlooking the broad estuary

breezes, afford far more sanitary locations than the low-lying malarial Settlement and open to the sea10

miles away.

Halfway between Hangchow and Shanghai is Hashing, where the Grand Canal

joins under

tion the Whangpoo

HangchowRiver andonwaswhich firstShanghai

opened inis situated. Hashing isduties

1898 for collecting a Customs

on foreign Sta- j*

opium, owing to the fiscal arrangements being, against the collection at Hangchow.

A railway from the Settlement to the further end of Hangchow City near ;j

the Ch’ien

and with T’ang

Chineserivercapital.

was completed

There isin now September,

railway1907. It was built

connection withsolely by Chinese

Shanghai vid j

Hashing.

summer Twenty-eight

resort ofto Mokanshan miles north of Hangchow is situated the well-known

leading j:jj

from Hangchow Nanking andwhich it can isbenow

reachedconnected with thetimemotor

in one hour’s fromroad Hangchow.

Special bus service is also maintained along this line during the hot season. It can be

reached from Shanghai by way of the railway and a motor-launch service in ten hours. |

isThere are now and

magnificent overthe500views

housesareonvery the grand.

slope of aBamboo

hill about 2,250cover

forests feet high. The scenery

the mountain and |;

afford

for baggage are always available, and are under contract with the Mokanshan JBj

shade to all the roads, and clear mountain springs abound. Chairs and coolies

Association.

in temperatureHouses from themoreplain

or less completely

amounts to 10° furnished

F. in the day canandbe rented.

15° F. atThe night.difference 'j|j

climate of Hangchow is fairly salubrious. July and August are hot, the sptngtype—the

Save for the prevalence of malaria—which, however, is not of a virulen months |j

are wet and raw, but the autumn is delightful, and the winter is cold and bricing.

Trade in 1933

Generally speaking,

were quiet throughout the year, thethe port of Hangchow

communistand the whole

activities alongprovince of Chekiang

the Kiangsi border

-and the rebellion in Fukien having no repercussions on the commercial life of this !

province. Other factors favourable to trade were good weather, excellent crops, and

the improved

Railway and means

by the ofconstruction

communication afforded bylinking

of highways the completion

up the ofprincipal

the Hang-Kiang

business i ■

ofcentres.

evading Hangchow

payments dealers

of were quick

Shanghai to follow

wharfage and the lead of other

conservancy

for the increase in direct importations from abroad. Here also the principal foreign dues, ports

and inthistheaccounts

matter

commodities

former and 588,000concerned wereofsugar

catties and artificial

the latter paying silk dutyyarn, over 118,000

on arrival piculs of the

and contributing

largely to the

regard toof coastwiserecord revenue collection of approximately 2.4 million and less ofofWith

dollars.

section trade nowexports it mustCustoms

comes under be stated once more

cognizance and that less statistics

that few this

any j' i

 HANGCHOW A42S

value can be given. Silk, a large proportion of the tea, and, in general, most of the

valuable produce of the district have deserted the launches for the railway, and do

not appear in the Customs Returns unless or until they leave the counfry for abroad.

The same thing

Regulations appliesabolished.

have been to produceTheshipped by junks

tea harvest was now

good, that

and the

tradeSoo-Hang

in this

commodity was stimulated by the resumption of diplomatic relations with Soviet

Russia

Manchurian markets on the other. Weather conditions were peculiarly suitableof for

on the one hand and depressed (as regards unfired leaf) by the loss its

sericulture; but the discouraged farmers restricted output and decreased their acreage

tinder mulberry in favour of other crops, while the reeling and weaving factories were

equally Rejected by theof lack

from the*interruption of demand

demand for their

from North products.

China, caused byThethepaper tradeinvasion

Japanese suffered

of that part of the country. The good rice crop seems to have been consumed locally,

but reliable data regarding the movements

by junk outside Customs control, is lacking. of agricultural produce mostly shipped

Reference has been made above to the completion of the Hang-Kiang

This line reached its present terminus at Yushan in Kiangsi by November, a distance Railway.

of 395 kilometres (including a short branch line to Ranchi) from Hangchow. It is

proposed

The most tonoticeable

extend this railway

success of theto Chekiang

Nanchang,Highway

the capitalAdministration

of Kiangsi, in during

due course.

the

year was the completion of the road from Hangchow to Hweichow, in Anhwei. By

the regular bus, .service maintained

can be reached now in one day’s time. on this line, the hilly part of Southern Anhwei

DIRECTORY

n & m & & m 55 51 Mei-ya

Mei-yah pao sien hung sze Hanover Fire Insurance Co., New York

—5, Bing Yuen Lee, off Eastern

American - Asiatic

Fed., Inc., Underwriters,

U.S.A., General Yuen Soo Road; Teleph1. 1925; Cable

Insur- Ad:

ance: Fire, Marine, Motor-car, Underiters

American Asiatic Underwrite rs. Fed.

Life, Accident, Burglary, Plate- Inc., U.S. A., managers for the Orient

glass, Baggage and Special Risks—

5, Bing Yuan Lee, off Eastern Yuen MISSIONS

Soo Road; Teleph. 1925; Cable Ad :

. Underiters American

C. Y. Starr, president (Shanghai) Mr. andBaptist

Mrs. E. Mission

H. Clayton(North)

Y. C. Yuan, inspector Miss Blanche Edgar

Miss Gertrude McCulloch

£ Vft * *!H & Miss Ellen J. Peterson

Ying shang A si a huo yu hung sz American

(South) Presbyterian Mission

Asiatic Petroleum

Ltd.—Cable Co. (North China),

Ad: Doric

K. H. Bichard !t ±

Catholic Rev.Mission

Rt.Rev.

Chinese Government Salt Revenue

' Administration—Cable Ad: Salt M.Monsgr.

Bouiilet,Faveau,

pro vicarBishop

Chinese Dist. Inspr.—J. L. Feng Rev. P. Legrand

Rev.

Rev. J.Jos.J. Deymier

Deymier, procurator

m m M t/t Hangchow-hsin-huan Rev.

Rev. F. Radogna(Kiashing)

A. Asinelli do.

Customs, Chinese Maritime Rev. McArdle (Huchow)

Commissioner—Hu Fu-sen Rev. J. Conway do.

tt* ® @ 0 Rev. J. Earners (Yenchow)

XJ ‘Consulate, Japan—Cable Ad: Riyoji Rev. Aug. Henault (Lungyu)

Rev. G. Vagg

A424 HANGCHOW

ft Nui ti huei fr ^ fr Chin nyien wei

China Inland Mission Young Men’s Christian Association—

Ifanghsien Cable Ad: Flamingo

Rev. and Mrs. H. S. Cliff D. K. Tong, general secretary

Narmiwjkiao David Chen, associate general

secretary

Rev. and Mrs, C. Fairclough

# W A S ® »

Church Missionary Society Chi tu chao nu ch’ing nien wei

Rt. Rev. J. Curtis, d.d. Bishop of Young Women’s Christian Assocn.

MaryChekiang

Vaughan High School Miss M. Chisholm

St.Miss M. Woods

Faith’s School | Miss S. Purchas National General Insurance Office—

28, Yang Par Dur

Miss Hospital,

-C.M.S. Moule Teleph. i Miss M.1677;Leathers

Cable

Ad: Kwangchi, Hangchow

Dr.

Dr. &andMrs.Mrs.S. E.D. L.SlurSergeant

ton Chekiang yu cheng kucun li chu

Post Office— Cable Ad; Postos

Dr. Phyllis Haddow Commissioner—F. L. Smith(Acting) —

Dr. and Mrs.

Dr. E. S. Curtis T. S. Goodwin Deputy Commissioner

Sisters Morris, Bargrove, Firth, Ts'ong Sing-seiig (district account-

? Webb, Rogesson, Page andJNorth ant)

Miss M. Dixon, secretary Depy.

po)—Lin Si Nan (actg.) (Ning-

Commissioner-in-charge

Miss Garnet, pharmacist Postmaster (Shaohing)—Feng Te-kuei

m m ic k z & m m is Tl m

Tsi hiang men li hsio ywen SlIANGIhAl-l 1 ANGClTOW-XlNGTO RAILWAY

Hangchow Christian College (Ameri- Huang Pe-.tsiau, managing director,

can Presbyterian Missions, .North and H. (N.S.L.

Moh, and S.H.N.L.)

chief of general dept.

South.) I.H. Tuxford,

Baen E. Lee, si.a., m.b,A., president P. Cheng,engineer-in chief

dist. engr. (HangchOw)

K. C. Liu, do. (Ningpb)

Independant Baptist Mission ^ H Mei Fu

Matson St. Vincent (Orphan Asylum) Standard - Vacuum Oil Co. — Teleph.

Sisters of Charity S. 19

Paxon Zhee, manager

Sisters Blanchin (superior), Calcagni,

and sixdunative

Hospital Sacih sisters

Coeur, — (Sacred-

Heart Hospital) Wing Tai Vo Tobacco Corp., Tobacco7

Sisters

Jager,BowlMcHughby (superior),

and sixChanvet, Merchants

native Selling and CigaretteAd: Manufacturers

sisters Agents—Cable Wingtaivo:

Code: W.T.V.

 NIN GrPO

% Ning-po

Xingpo, one of the five ports originally thrown open to foreign commerce by the

British Treaty of Nanking in 1«42, is situated in lat. 29° 55' 12" N. and long. 121° 22 E.

at the confluence of Rivers Yung, Fenghua and Yuyao in the province of Chekiang, of

which it is the Yung which runs into the sea at Chinhai some 13 miles away. The

foundation of Ningpo as a departmental city dates from ttie 10th century, but the

principal interest attaching to its early records arises from the fact that the first

development

point. The placeon a waslarge“discovered”

scale of European

in A.D.intercourse

1517 by thewith Chinato took

embassy Cantonplace at this

under the

Portuguese Fernao Peres d’Andrade, and the first notice of Portuguese

-occurs about A.D. 1522, or a few years after the expulsion of the Portuguese from trade at Ningpo

Kwangtung. The settlement was at Chinhai, and by 1542 there were a senate house,

two churches, two hospitals and hundreds of well-built private residences, the com-

munity then consisting

were Portuguese. Their oflawless

3,000 acts

adults, besides women

in plundering and children,

the surrounding of whom

villages, 1,200

however,

led to reprisals being instituted in this year by the Governor of Chekiang, and in five

hours the settlement was utterly demolished, 800 of the Portuguese

25 of their vessels, and 42 junks being destroyed by a Chinese force consisting of being massacred,

Jj 60,000 men and 300 junks. The next attempt at trade was made by the East

V• established

India. Company at the towards oftheChusan;

islandmerchants end ofsome the 17th century, when a factory was

point at which foreign were allowed40to miles

reside.from

The Ningpo,

experiment, the however,

nearest

proved

the “Lordunsatisfactory and thethefactory

Amherst” visited was abolished

port, Ningpo in 1703.

was visited only Thence,

by two ortillthree

1832foreign

when,

vessels. When hostilities broke out between Great Britain and

fleet moved north from Canton, captured Chinhai in the first week in October 1841 China in 1839, the

with some 2,200 men and 12 field pieces. On the 13th October Ningpo city was

peacefully occupied and a garrison stationed

the city,there. theOnBritish

10th March, 1842 an attempt

■was

with made

great byslaughter.

the Chinese to re-take

Ningpo was, however, but

evacuated on artillery

7th May,repulsed

and, onthemthe

proclamation of peace in the following August, the port

Trade. For some time, however, there were practically no foreign residents, was thrown open to foreign

but in

sDecember, 1843 the first British Consul was appointed, and took

d the portion set apart for foreigners on the north bank of the river Yung. In 1857 up bis residence in

'^attention was directed to the port through a repetition of the 1542 massacre of

ilFortuguese, whose lawless piratical acts, after a lapse of three centuries, again drew

consisting,

.great of between

anxiety 3,000onandgood

to remain 4,000terms

men with

with foreigners,

heavy artillery.

and anThe

activerebels

tradedisplayed

in arms,

it;ice, and silk at once sprang up. The native population, however,

sdjttany of the inhabitants seeking refuge among the foreigners in their settlement.deserted the city,

Wthe

lowereBritish

directedandtoFrench

protectnaval

thisafficers

tract ofcommanding

land from anytheinvasion

men-of-war lying in theMusket

by insurgents. river

il&Qts

i Spar, from a rebel battery on the city wall directed at this territory and the men-of-

i“0 itshowever,

captureeventually led today

on the same a bombardment

by combinedofBritish

the cityand

on the 10th forces.

French May, 1862,

It and

was

immediately

e handed over to the Imperial authorities, and eventually a monument on

»t’aemory

M city bund was built of the materials composing the battery and inscribed

of those foreign troops who had fallen in the action. This monument was to the

itiestored in 1906, and in June, 1932, was removed to the Foreign cemetery in the

■ aSarnpo, as the place set apart foreign residence is called. An official ceremony of re.

tljiedication was held on May 6,1933.

 A426 NINGPO

Ningpo is built on a plain which is surrounded by many small hills. The walls of

the

down city,in originally

1931 andenclosed

macadamiseda space of somenowfiveoccupy

miles inmost circumference, site. they werehas pulled

reputation of possessing the fourthroadslibrary in the republic of the

of which Ningpo

the founder the-

waa

Fan Chin (1^^) a high officer, under the Ming Dynasty. There are also many

beautiful temples. The Fukien temple of “Mother of Heaven” is famous for its carved

pillars. The Nyo Wang (it (E) and Tien Doj)g((k jg) monasteries, which are accessible

by launches or motor bus, are situated in the hills some forty li from city. The former

islatter

celebrated

for its forwealth.

its “Holy ThePearl”

railway Mto 3%)Hangchow

and “Shining Pine-tree”

is completed only($cas'Jfar

t IS)asand

Pakuanthe

(W

River If) (fj

but therejl) is a motor

some 9o li road toShaohsing

from Hsiao Shan(£3 (If||).fi]) near the bankfrom

Passengers of Chien

Ningpo Dongto

Hangch w and vice verm can make the journey in some 8 hours by the combined

methods of rail, ferry and motor bus. Three main bus routes are in operation : (1)

The Ning-Feng Public Road (111 S&) which joins Ningpo with Fenghua by

motor transport of about if hours; (2) The Ning-Chin - Tze Public Road

(IP

Kwei Hai Wei (!| % flf) in Tzeki 0® ^); and (3) Chinhai

M IBi & tlr) which starts from Ningpo, passes ($%}&) and

The Ning-Chuan Motorterminates

Bus Roadat j

(H? ^ ^of 42 kilometres.

distance from Ningpo Another, to road

ChuanfromBhan Ningpo(^fil)to along Shan

Huan the coast,

Pu covering

(S lj fp-) isa- |,

|landing

under construction and is due to be completed shortly.

ground for aeroplanes in T’uan Tang (^ )#) outside the south gate, which was made | There is also a

by orderstation

wireless of thewasMinistry of War

established in and

in 1928 1932,hasbutsince

no airbeentraffic has yetvery

operating taken place. A -

successfully,,

eclipsing

260,000. There are a cotton mill, a match factory, an electric light company, ata

the telegraph in public favour. The population of Ningpo is estimated

telephone

ball company,

factories, three aknitting

flour mill, (temporarily

factories, two cotton suspended

weavingfrom and operation),

dyeing factories two coal

and i

two canned goods factories. A new stock-breeding

F^nghua ffc) by General Chiang Kai-shek at his personal expense. There are school has been established at J!

ten

primary schools. In all educational institutions girls play their part and ,co education i;

middle schools (four of which belong to foreign missions) and about a hundred

isforeign

encouraged.

style banks; Therenois foreign

no collesre bankin hastheever

portbeenas yet. There are

established sincesomethe ten Chineseof

opening

the

Butterfield and Swire, Standard-Vacuum Oil Company, Asiatic Petroleum Companyfirms^

port in 1842. Foreign business interests are represented in only four and j

Olivier

agents. Chine, but inbusiness

All foreign all casesis the nowlocal

in themanagement

bands of Chinesehas beenagents,

entrusted to Chinese

the last foreign jj

agent having left the port in April, 1932. There are four main steamship lines, one ~

ofShanghai

which isdailyBritish,

excepttheonrest being Chinese

Sundays. ; and steamers

Small launches ply regularlyproceedto toinlandand places-

from j

along the coast and to the Buddhist island of Pootoo, a well-known place of pilgrimage j

ofand thewhere

cotton

foreigners

district greenmaytea,spend

yarn andarevegetable strawholidays

medicines.

duringandtherushsummer.

mats,Thestraw

Ningpo Lakeshats,aresamshu,

The staple

bambooexports

very beautiful, poles,

and j

'

provide excellent shooting. There is a proposal to make Chang-tu (M f§|) in Chusan

Archipelago, a fish-trawler harbour.

Trade in 1933

Chekiang and the benefits derived by Ningpo throughout

The favourable conditions prevailing from the general the tranquillity,

year in the fine province

weather,of

and good crops were modified only by such local adverse conditions as the continued

disorderliness

the coast, and, as regards crop circumstances, the local disastrous effects ofalong'

of the bandit-pirate fraternity in the Chusan Archipelago and two-

typhoons

of these typhoonsthat passed close towiththeabnormally

coincided port in thehigh autumn.

tides, soThe thatadvent of the second:

the country-side was

inundated

Chinhai, Yuyao, Tzeki, Haiyi ( all of these places being in the Ningpo district), andat

and much damage was done to life, property, and agricultural produce

.Ningpo itself.

“Tangku Trade Agreement,”

with North China was at a with

but improved standstill

the until after ofthehostilities

cessation conclusion despite?

of the

uncertainties regarding the future of the situation there

of Kiangsi and Fukien. The three leading industrial enterprises in Ningpo (a flour; and in the nearby provinces?

 NINCPO A427

mill, a cotton yarn factory, and a cotton cloth factory) certainly did not prosper,

but the chief export staples were in good demand. Some 50,000 piculs in excess of

the

in teaprevious year’s figuresat for

was satisfactory raw cotton

somewhat low were cleared

prices, and through the Customs;

large quantities were business

shipped

through the port; and considerable improvement was

flour, leaf tobacco, samshu, and buntal-fibre and rush hats.witnessed in the trade in wheat

DIRECTORY

n & ^ si m Tidesurveyor and Harbour Master—

G. Gosling

Mai-yah Pao Sien Rung Sze Boat

H. G.Officers—G.

K. Wheeler J. Walters and

American - Asiatic Underwriters, Examiners—Ciu

Fed. Inc., U.S.A.—Yang

iLoong, Ning Shao !Mar Deu, Oampo.

Chuan shing and ChingTieng ManLing,

K’unAu Yuk-

General Insurance: Fire, Marine, Tide waiters—13 Chinese

Motor-car, iLife, Accident & Health,

Burglary, Plate-glass, Baggage and Hwa-meiISHospital ® & It

Special Risks; Cable Ad: Underi- (American Baptist Mission)

ters Dr. Harold Thomas, m.d.

C. Y. Starr, president (Shanghai)

Z. T. ELing, Act. Branch manager

-j£f ^ Tai kno MISSIONS & CHURCHES

Butterfield & Swire

Sons, Ltd.)—Cable Ad: Swire(John Swire &

N. S. Chao American Baptist Foreign Mission

Society

H. R. S. Benjamin and wife

Chen Siau Pao -

Insurance — Railway

Campo: P.O. Box Special 1 Station Road, ® & & ft m m

David K. Cheyne American

North Presbyterian Mission

^ pj 'jf$( $3 Chau Shang Yung chulc W. A. Hathaway and wife

China Merchants Steam Navigation Co. Miss

E. M.Esther

Smith M. andGauss

wife

—The Bund

Chang Sing-fu, manager Mrs. H. K. Wright

la & ^ 31 Gi du do hung wei

rns ^ m p * Christians’ Mission

Da Ing koh Ling ze ya men Miss

Miss G.

A1. E..1. Metcalfe

Shewrdng

Consulate—Great Britain Miss E. E. Watts

(Administered

Shanghai) by Consul General in Miss E. Geary

■O’ ^ ^ Ta ying chao wei

gg Che hai kwan Church Missionary Society*

Customs, Chinese Maritime : Right Rev. J. Curtis, d.d. an l wife

Acting Commissioner—Lu Shou Wen (Hangchow)

Assistants—Liang Ka-son, Chen Miss M.

E. J.M.Clark

Fan, Yang Hung-kuang andYung

Hsu Miss Clark

Hsueh Chu

Medical Officers—R. E. Stanna-d, Rev. A. Green

Miss E. W. Molony| and Misswife

A. Megson

m.d., Luke Young and Ying Wen- Dr. E. G. Sugg and wife

chun Miss AS Rogerson

A428 NIttGPO-WENCHOW

s: i ^ M W Miss

Rev. P.D. E.Y.Slater

Coombs, b,a.

Xing po Tieng tsu tang Miss K. Coombs

Mission Gatholique du Ningpo Y. M. C. A. (Chinese)

lit. Rev. A. Defebvre

A. JBucli Zia Feng Ming

D. Nugent | Givry McKiernan

C. Pi’uvost Vonken f!J & $5 H *8 ®

L.C. Marques

Delai'osse Boucherie Ning shao lung sui kung sze

L. Pech Engels

Dontan • Ningpo-Shaohsing

J. Prost

Claessen O’Hara

Corcuff Ye Shun Chuen,S.manager

N. Co., Ltd., The

Wu Shih-feng, chief clerk

Petit Seminaire St. Vincent Olivier-Chine

SaintRev.Paul’s

FatherCatholic Seminary

Denis Nugent, c.m.

Rev. Father

Rev. Father Joseph Tchao, c.m.C.M. Post Office m m my

Henri Claessen,

Rev. Father William O’Hara c.m. Lin Si Nan, acting deputy

Rev. Father Givry, c.m. commissioner in charge

St. Paul’s ChurchWaro’en San Chen Steam

Peh Nan-jin,Nay. Co., Ltd., The

manager

W. A. Willis, Wu Chia Chuen, chief clerk

# & it 0S ft m m ® m

Methodist

Rev. A.Missionary

A. ConibearSociety

and wife Shanghai-Hangchow-Ningpo Railway

(chairman)

H. S. H.Redforn, m.sc.,and

andwife

wife Standard-Vacuum Oil Company

Rev.. Tomlinson T. Y. Li, in-charge

WENCHOW

-j’i'j Wan-chau

is theWenchow, one ofin the

chief town thefive ports opened

department to foreign occupying

of Wenchow, trade by thetheChefoo Convention,,

south-east corner

of20 Chekiang

miles from its mouth, in lat. 28 deg. 1 min. 30 sec. N., long. 120 deg. 38 min.Ou,

province. The city is situated on the south bank of the river about

45 sec. E.

The

said site is abeen

co have well first

cultivated

erectedplain,"bounded

during the fourth on century,

all sides by

andlofty

theyhills. The, walls

have been are

enlarged

and re-built at various times since. They are formed of stone, diagonally laid at the

foundation,

The streets and partlyarealsopaved

generally of brick,

withandbrickmeasure

or stoneabout

and four

keptmiles in circumference^

in careful repair by

the householders. Many of them run side by side with small

their turn communicate with navigable canals intersecting the whole city. There waterways, whicharein

numerous

North large nunneries and temples in Wenchow. The Custom House, outside the

among Gate, various

the chief Yamens, The

buildings. otherlast-named

public offices and the Foundling

institution, Hospital,

built in 17.48, are also

contains 100

apartments.

in the westernThe partRoman CatholicTheMissionaries

of the city. have a spacious

English Methodist Mission and

has aimposing church

church capable

of seating about 1,000 people. In 1903 this Mission erected a fine college at a

cost

teachingof $20,000, containingfor sleeping

accommodation more thanaccommodation

200. Early for in over

1906 an100 extensive

students, and

and

substantially constructed Hospital was also completed by the Mission at a further

 WENCHOW A42^

outlay of fully $20,000. The building consists of a central block and two wings

after the style of Hunt’s Block, Guy’s Hosjhtal, and can accommodate about 200

patients. Among the objects of greatest interest and curiosity are two pagodas

situated on Conquest Island, abreast of-the city. They are both of great antiquity,,

and

Emperor the temples

of the between them were

Sufcg dynasty, when'forseeking

some time the retreat

to escape from oftheTiMongols

Ping, theunderlast

KublaCKban. His .Majesty■ Ti Ping has left behind him autographs preserved to

this day in one of the temples. A few members or lAeX&swnSs staff bdeupy fbreign-

built

severalhouses oii! thebeing

Christians island.murdered,

There; inwere1900,Boxer

and troubles in tlm Pingyang

allA|ie, missionaries district

left Wepchow,

where, however, the" officials were able to maintain order.

months some of the'foreign residents repair to the Northern Hills ( ffi ), across- : IHuing r tlie summer

he river where several bungalows have been built.

handful,There consisting.,

ismo foreignentirely

settlement at Wenchow,

of officials and and the foreignThere

missionaries. residents

is 'aare:

1 a mere

Consider-

able native

kittysois, butexport trade,

manufactures in tea,

do hitter

npt' , oranges,

flourishl tobacco,

though sometimber, chat-coal,

excelfeht floor bamboos and

:matting and

cross-stitch work are produced by local factories. The firms engaged in 'the timber

trade are; located in the west suburb, where are also the timber1 yardL Immense

quantities; of timber and bamboos are kept on hand.

During August and September of 1912 two abnormal freshets occurred in the

f ofWCnchow

the mainriver,

rivercausing Hfimense

the water rose 00destruction

feet aboveofnormarlevei'

life and property. Iii the upper reaches

washing'awayAillagps and

1' carrying away houses

in the Yungchia, bodily. Ch’uchow

Chingtien, Some 30,000 andpeople

Juian are reported..toSuch

magistracies. haveapefen drowned

calamity was

unprecedented withki the memory of the oldest inhabitant. Two particularly severe

typhoons in the summer of 1920.caused enormous damage in

Haimen, a neighbopring city, about 85 miles by sea northeast of Weiichow, was’ partiallythe'neighbourhood.

destroyed

River valley*on opposite

July 15thWenchow,

by a tidalan wave

equallywith

largegreat

loss loss

of lifeof was

life;reported

while ininthe theNanchi

Second

typhoon between September 4th and 6th. In August 1923 and 1926;this port was

visited

ashore. by severe typhoons, although they did not cause much damage either afloat or

Trade isr 1933.

As a result of the anti-Japanese boycott, the Japanese steamer and motor

(launch service between Wenchow and Formosa ceased tc-function, and Wenchow

lost its export, markets in the latter, island and in-, Japan fqr charcoal, wood

[oil, and rape seen. The principal products upon which Wenchow: depends

(for its prosperity, and the percentage contributed -by'each item to, the total

value (6 million dollars) of the port’s export trade for the year under re-

I [view, are as follows,: kittysois, 15 per cent.; tea, 12| per cfetot ; '1 charcoal,

| per cent: ; Tea#'* tbbaeco and prepared tobacco, 5j per cehfe)yj:‘Soit;wcod tim

her, •' 5$ per cent., rush mats, 5 pel- cent.; cotton piece gbods^ 41. per cent,

i In the case of kittysois, lost markets in Manchuria and North China were

offset by a better demand from Amoy and Swatow for ultimate export to the

dlStrait Settlements and Philippine Islands: 1.7 million more pieces than

isin 1932 were shipped. Tea also had a better year, nearly 1,9,000 piculs being

[lixported through Wenchaw, besides further quantitiesPfchipped from inland

aborts near the plantations. The Tost markets for charcoal wffie offset by a

«recovery in sales to Shanghai and the Yangtze ports, and an increase in

lihipments wa'sYecorded under this heading also. At 'last there are signs of

tjsome road development taking placle in this section pf Southern Chekiang,

>[«nd the following highways have been projected1 or arer actually under con-1

llfcruction : (1) A road from Wenchow, through Chingtien to Liffiui, called

Bi-CMng-Wen Road: (2) A road between Lishui, Yunho, and Lungchuan,

railed the Li-Yun-Lung Road; (3) A ro&d between Taishun and Pingyang,

:!railed the Tai-Ping Road; (4) A load between Lishui, Sungyang, and Sui-

uShang, called the Sui-Sung-Li Road ; and (5) A road between Lungchuan

I’.nd Chingyuan, called the Lung-Ching Road.

A430 WENCHOW

DIRECTORY

Bj & M Grey Sisters of the Immaculate Con-

China Merchants’ Steam Navigation Co. ception (Pembroke, Out, Canada.)

Sr. Juletta (Superior)

Sr. Daniel I Sr. Angela

ill US Ow Hai Kwan Sr. Catherine | Sr. Genevive

Customs, Chinese Maritime ^ ± ^ m m

Commissioner—A. Casati Catholic Mission of Chuchow

Indoor (Canadian Mission, Scarboro Bluffs,

Li Ko Yen Ontario,Apostolique—Mgr.

Canada)

Shih Shih Han

Lau Cener Nieng Prefect W. Mc-

Chang Shou Grath

Wang Te-ch’in E. Yenini

Chen Yau Kuang Morrison

Serra McGillivray

Li Fong Sung Stringer Me Nab

Boudreau

Outdoor Vcnadam Gignac

Tidesurveyor

J. Elm and Harbour Master— King Amyot

Examiner—W. H. Tappenden Ma; Donald Beal

Tidewaiters—Hwang

Fen, Nung, Wong Vung Kia Hsi,

Wah,Hsiung

Wong Methodist Mission

Kim Sung and Chin Ying Tong E. T. A. Stedeford, m.d., ch.b., d.t.m.,

andI. Mrs.

Rev. ScottStedeford

and Mrs. Scott

Hwang

and Co.,

Cross Chiwen.

Stitch W., Embroidery

Work—4-5, Mo-chih Rev. W. R. Aylott and Mrs. Aylott

Fang St.; Teleph. 267; Cable Ad: Chiwen Rev. R. Hooper and Mrs. Hooper

C. W. Hwang Miss E Simpson (on furlough)

P. Smith, nurse b.a.

Miss D. Doidge,

MISSIONS A. M. Woodman, nurse

^ i ^ hbs# ® fir # m

Catholic

Rev. J.Mission,

Frost Wenchow Seventh Day Adventist Mission

Rev. L. Marques (Yungkiatchang) B. F. Gregory and family

Rev. P. Yonken Alfred Fossey and wife

Rev. P.P. Liemata

Rev. Kurtyka

Rev. P. Brzoska vzmm M M n ^

Rev. P. Sitko SOEURS DE LA ClIAJean

Paul—Hopital RITEGabriel

St. VlNCENT DE

Bro. Prinz

Bro. Cieplak

# ini ^ s

China Inland Mission

Rev. F. and Mrs. Worley Wen-ch’u Chief Salt Revenue

AtMiss G. I. F. Taylor

Pingyang

Rev. F. S. and Mrs. Barling Chief Collector—Yang Chi-pu ■

Collectorate

Misses F. Eynon and B. M. Lang

W & % fo Wc. ^ @ ft ^ ^

ttmi? :m mm Wing Tai Vo Tobacco Corporation, Cable

Founding HosrItal Ad:Y. Wingtaivo

Sisters

Paul of Charity of St. Vincent de K. Yiao, manager

C. Yr. Shiao, assist, manager

!

 SANTUAO

Santuao

on the was voluntarily

8th May, 1899. Theopened to foreignthetrade

port includes wholebyofthetheChinese Government,

magnificent Santu

5

Inlet, which is situated some 70 miles north of Foochow. The foreign settlement is on

II on thethe

island of Santu in the centre of the inlet. The harbour

China coast: the approaches ip it are well-defined, and vessels is certainly of the largestfinest

one of the size

f| may enter atofanythetime,

the whole inletregardless

in 1899,ofand the anstateAdmiralty H.M.S.'has1 Wtiberioitiih

of tide. chart been published. surveyedA

;

I telegraph cable was successfully laid from the mainland tO the Settlement in July,

I; i905, and communication established with all China ports. A new cable connecting the

| telegraph office at Santuao with the mainland was laid in May, lp21, and the incon-

I: venience causedhad

harbour, which by receiving and dispatching

been experienced all riiessages

for four years fromwas

previously, the'thus

otherremoved,

side of the-

r The port of Santuao serves important tea districts as much of the tea exported

I| worth from Foochow

mentioning to Europe

have been is firstundertaken

shipped atfromtheSantuao.

port, andNonobuilding modernoperations

methods

| have as yet been introduced in the manufacture of the principal local products

[) —paper and pottery, though excellent raw material: is close at hand, especially

I| extensive brought ondeposits of kaolin

the market capable

from this of yielding

district. The ironfarmines

superiorin thepottery

districtsthanof Kutien,

is now

f Fuan, and Siapu, where the deposits were reported in 1918 to be of a promising nature,.

I ashavethennotanticipated,

yet been properly exploited, and so far no smelting works

have been erected, so that a regular trade in this valuable mineral at Santuao,

i) does not yet exist here. The chief towns of the district are Funing, Fu-an, Ningte,.

and Shouning.

Trade in 1933

| Santuao is only some 75 kilometres distant in a straight line from: the provincial

J capital, Foochow, and its trade is financed almost entirely through the latter port.

;i Although the Central Bank of China maintains a branch office at Santuao, it does, so

Ij for the transactionforoftheCustoms

general business only, and there

only are no banks in the port tea doing

but is thebusiness public.and

finishing (scenting Asgrading

Foochow) andnotmarketingfinanced

centretheforSantuao

all Fukien trade-

teas,

ii[I the fortunes of Santuao are very much bound up with

Consequently, the financial stringency during the early part of the year under review those of Foochow.

H in the latter port, brought about by the over indebtedness, of the tea dealers to the

. ii banks in thedistrict

the Santuao previousveryyear, madeto acquire

difficult further inloans for advancement

amounts sufficient for theto season’s

producers trade.in

||i This difficulty was accentuated by the disturbed conditions

occupation of Yenping by Communists in August, and the fear that these forces in both ports. The

|k might continue their successes and advance farther southward, threw both districts

Ij|];, into

safetyconfusion,

than to and the many influential

pursuit merchants

of business, gave the

fleeing morecountry-side.

attention to their personal

Fortunately,

liIJ Later,

however,in November,

these Communist forcesdisturbances

the political were soonindrivenFukien,back to thein FoochOw,

ceritrihg Kiangsi border.

caused

I a complete interruption of steamer communication between the two ports, while

'dij \the ensuing disorder encouraged a fresh eruption of banditry

area that resulted in serious raids being made on the towns of Patu and Chihsi in and piracy in the Santuao-

Ningteh hsien, Kantang and Pasishih in Fuan hsien, and Komen (where there is a

| Customs station) in Loyuan hsien. These adverse conditions discouraged the never

t »v very significant import trade and reduced the exports of tea, the mainstay of the port

u and district, to the lowest level (78,720 piculs) reached in more than two decades-

i’I Trade became so bad towards the end of the season that a good deal of tea leaf was

9i left

from unharvested.

Russia for blackSome teas encouragement

and in the resumption was toofbesalesseen,of both

however,

paperinandthechinaware

demand

f (the other chief export staples of the district) to Manchuria. The shipment of

*A25

A432 SANTUAO—FOOCHOW

-5,730 piculs of white alum from Futingtotoforeign

to the revenue collectable on exports Hongkong by junkAnbrought

countries. a little

industrial addition

development

•of the year was the establishment of a small sawmill at Santuao, and a few coastwise

shipments of local timber treated at this jnill were recorded in the statistics of

the port for the first time.

DIRECTORY

:

Chinese Telegraphs Assistant—K’o Yu-p’ibg

Fee Yeng Fiang, manager Boat officer—J. E. Bead

ilk! 'M Ww -I'fy hai Kivan

Customs, Chinese Maritime Sta mi a nr> - Vacuum Oil Co.—Cable Ad:

Dep Comsr.—H. B. Hawkins Standvac

FOOCHOW

f\] fg Fuh-cl au

min.Foochow

24 sec. isN.,theandcapital

long.of119thedeg.Fukien province.

20 min. E. TheItcityis situated

is built onin tat. 26 deg.

a plain >n the2d

northern side of the river Min, and is distant

and nine miles from Pagoda Island, where foreign vessels anchor.about thirty-four miles from the sea,

The attention of foreigners was early attracted to Foochow as a likely place where

commercial intercourse incould be profitably carried on was

in theopened,

shipment of BaheausedTea,to

bewhich is grown

carried largely

overland to Canton the locality.

for shipment, Before the port

a journey which was boththis

longarticle

find difficult.

The EastofIndia

opening Company,

the port, but nothingas early as 1830,

definite madetillrepresentations

was done the conclusion inof favour

the Treaty of theof

Nanking in 1842. The early years of intercourse with the natives were anything but

whatimports,

for was anticipated.

and several The navigation

attacks of the river

by the populace was difficult,

rendered the portthere was no market

an undesfrab le plac£

of residence for some time. It was not until some ten years after the port had been

opened

the quantity shipped increased largely, and Foochow became ,One of thebut

that there was much done in the export of tea from the interior, after that

principal tea

ports in China. From 1880, however, when the tea trade of the port reached its

highest figure, the prosperity of the place has gradually wared.

The city is built around three hills, and the circuit of what used to be the walled

portion is between

and six.atand

theseyen milesstreets

in length. The wallsandwere about thirty feet high

yearstwelve feet wide

remarkable improvements ,top. ha,ye

The were narrow

been carried out, the wallsfilthy,

beingbuttorn

duringdown,recent

and

replaced by a wide

traffic. Motor roadsmotor

have road,

beep the

builtnarrow

and motorstreetsbuses

haveconnect

been widened

FoochowtoCity permit

dailymotor

with

Nantai and Mamoi (Pagoda), and when handits permit, with Amoy.

but inThe

deg. theclimate

Fahr. summer of FoOchow is mild and delightful for about nine months of the year,

to 98 deg.it is rather trying, the range of the thermometer then being from 74

fromThethescenery surrounding

pea vessels, have thleave Foochow is very

'the wide beautiful.

stream and enterIn what

sailingis up thetheMinKimpai

called river

Pass, which is barely half-a-mile across, and, enclosed as it is by bold,, rocky walls, it

presents a very striking appearance'.' Tbe Pass of Min-ngah is narrower, arid With its

 FOOCHOW A433

towering cliffs, surmounted ;bj fortifications and cultivated terraces,,is extremely pic-

turesque, and has been aompared ,t®( some, of the-scenes on the Khine. The Yung Fu, a

tributary of the Min, also affords somp.charming .scenery, tihe,hills, rising very, abruptly

from the river bank. The Min Mqnastety„the Mpon Temple; and the.Kushau Monastery,

all occupying most romantic and.beaiffiful sites, are1 fine specimens of;Chiuese religious

edifices,

mountains in the vicinity of,Foochow, while tigers and panthers areallcommon

and are much resorted tq-iby visitors. Game Mmuiids,in the ravines and

in the more

remote hills, and some of these beasts have been killed within ten,miles of the city.

Most fOreiign vessels, are' 'compelled to anchor at Pagoda Anchorage owing to

the

frontshallowness of the toriver

thfe City Bridgfi the above

KiffiparthatPass.point.TheThe

Minlimits

RiverofConservancy

the port of Foochow extend

have, however,

for

navigable for vessels not exceeding 15 feetdmdratfght aOd 285 feet in length rightnow

several years been engaged in dredging arid draining the river which is up

to the City Bridge. Consequently during 1934 some coasting vessels from Shanghai

have regularly steamed right up to Foochow. The

Anchorage, an extensive Covernmenl establishment, was bombarded by the French Mamoi Arsenal, near Pagoda

on the 23rd-24th August, 1884, and reduced to partial ruin, but was restored. The

establishment was later reorganised, and was for some years administeredby French

experts.

is over 300There

ft. longis aanddockhasinvery

connection

powerfulwith pumpsthe and

Arsenal

a goodonsteel

Losing Island.TheTheFukien

caisson. dock

Christian University, moved into its new quarters, just below Kushan Point, at the

end of 1921. The .site comprises ishtne 50 (acres of hill and plain. Thesobject of the

University is • to provide cheapec education for Chinese oii Westerfnlines and in

more congenial surroundings than are to be had abroad. In June, 1900', the port

was

risingvisited

throughby heavy

the most rains,disastrous

overflowedfloodsand

known there in

deluded the living

country, memory ; the river,

sweeping away

villages and causing immense havoc apd loss of life. According .to the census of 1932

the population of Foochow and its suburbs;is 34fi'99A

ion, The trade oftoFoochow

but mainly the disturbedcontinues

statetoofdecrease,'flue

the country., partly to the.

, Bandits andworld-wide

rcomm-nnistsdepress-

ray^ge

the countryside, plundering the merchant and the farmer, preventing the piantip^ and

harvesting

cities are safeof Jrom,

crops-atid

theirthe carriage of find

depredations, goods^in’Aiigust’1934

to^nd, from the port,cities

several pnly the'" walled

were.captured

and sacked, while Foochow City 'itself was attacked.

.Imports from-abroad fell .from. PlO,621,000 in 1932 to $9,'4607000 in 1933, while

exports remained practically constant—S4,816, 000 in-1932 and $4,^4,000 in 1933.

intoThe tea trade—Fobchow’s

by India, Ceylon and Netherlandsmainstay—repeived

East Indiesa great fillip bycroptheoutput

to restrict agreement

lor aentered

period

of five'y

4rable

teas toadThe

the beginning of balance of the. 1933|

July werec50/£> highercropthanwasin cleared on aiia arrivals

the corresponding period ofof 1933;

1934

but the Communist advanae into the Min yallpy

in sterling brought local business toia practical standstill.; cutoff further •supplies while (a rise

KULIA.XG ANB SHAEP PEAK

• rjKii;1rLia^ig ' ji] Ghnan Shih (Sharp Peak)

•chairAride

refuge from the Euliafig,

to.fbertop'Of heat of summer

“Drumat Foochow can is,a

Pass,”/which be gained

mountainby resort

a four,situated

hours-

.about nine miles east of Foochow. The thermbifipter ipdicattes, an average lot 10

-degrees cooler on the mountain than it is in Foochow ; the nights are always cObl and

blankets a necessity for comfort. Dr. Renpie was the first to build a house of foreign

design at Kuliang in 1886. Nt/w there are upwards-of one-hundred such houses, and every

summer between fourAccording:

on the mountain. and five-hundred- persons,, chiefly

to the Admiralty Chart, missionaries, are ina . height

liuliang * reaches residenceof

A434 FOOCHOW

2,900 feet. Nearly five miles of stone-paved

been made under the supervision of a Public Improvementroads about three feet inappointed

Committee, width have

by

the residents,

greatest charmthe necessaryis the

of Kuliang funds being provided

mountain walks, andbythere

voluntary

are manycontribution. The

interesting places

within easy

Kuliang walking

every distance.

year from A Chinese

the middle PosttoOffice

of June and a Telegraph

the middle Officeand

of September, aredaily

openedmailat

connectionby with

Foochow FoochowThereis are

telephone. maintained.

many privateIn tennis

1934, Kuliang

courts andwassevenconnected with

public courts

on the mountain, also a swimming pool, as well as mountain streams where swimming

can befrom

miles enjoyed.

Foochow,Sharpalso,Peakaffords

an Island at the and

a seaside entrance of theresort

bathing Min which

River about.

is much30

appreciated

each have sanatoria there. It is also the place of landing of the E. E., A.Mission

by Foochow residents. The American missions and the Anglican &

Telegraph Co.’s cables.

DIRECTORY

n & m w & m E. D. Lawrence, manager

Mei yah pao sien hung sze J. A. Cooper, assist, mgr.

E.MissK. Gomes,

Seyer stenographer

AmericanAsiatic Underwriters Fed., H. 0. Arnott

Inc., U.S.A.—69, Tai Ping Hsiang;

Teleph. 2653; Cable Ad: Underiters. Installation

General Insurance Fire, Marine, W. Saunders ,

Motor-car, Life, Accident, Bur-

glary; Plateglass, Baggage and

Special Risks

C. V. Starr, president (Shanghai) Associatedig Products

£ fi ± 35

Co., Ltd., Ex-

Y. K. Lee, manager porters’

ft ^ Hip Wo Tea, Lumber,Manufacturers’

and Agents

Lacquer-ware, Paperof

Parasols and Curios, etc. Importers’

and Manufacturers’ Agents of Chemical

Anderson & Co., Ltd., Robert, Mer- Fertilizers, Condensed Milk,Flour,Match

chants—Cable Ad: Adamantine and Kerosine Oil, etc.—Cable Ad:

R. iSchlee, director (Shanghai) Aproco; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th

edns., Bentley’s and Private

Aquarius Company of Shanghai, D. A. Dalcan, director

Manufacturers of Table Waters L. Fuwing, general manager

H. S. Brand, agent Y. Chappin,

Wilson Bough,assistant manager

agricultural adviser

Asia Fire and Marine Insurance Co. Miss Ellen Chen, typist

—Cable Ad : Underiters

C. C. Jen, agency manager BANKS

Yu bon ren su po shin hung sze ft ® m * w m

Asia Life Insurance Co., Insurance Bank 6892

of China, Foochow—Cable Ad:

—69, Tai Ping Hsiang, Hsiang Chih-Huang Lin, manager

Tan Street; Cable Ad: Alicochina

Y. K. Lee, acting manager

Asiatic Petroleum ofCo.Kerosene

(South and

China), -fj HI Hi iSf Tai wan yin hong

Ltd., Distributors By- Bank of Taiwan, Ltd., The—Cable

Ad: Taiwangink

Products—Cable Ad: Petrosilex

 FOOCHOW A435

ft ^ Cha ta Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co.. Ltd.,

Chartered Bank of India, Australia Wine and Spirit Merchants

H. S. Brand Co., agents

and China

Dodwell ik Co., Ltd., agents

I1 C'i Hway foong China Import and Export Lumber

Co., Ltd., The

Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corpn. Union Trading Co., agents

K. E. Sedgwick, agent

C. J. Lloyd China Merchants Steam Navigation

Co.—Cable Ad: Comsnco

Tai king

Bathgate & Co., Merchants m & & m & m

J. L. Oswald China. National

Agencies

Lloyd’s, LondonKaisha 141, Hsiang Tau Trading Co., The—

Street; Teleph. 2653;

Nippon Yusen Cable

(English)Ad: 7162 (Chinese) and Chination

Prince Line Far EastLijnService H.

Java-China-Japan

Furness (Far East), Ld. Y. C.F. Li, managing

Cheng, managerdirector

British Traders’ Insurance Co., Ld. Agents for :

South British Insurance Tung Yih Trust

LampCo.Company

(Insurance dept.)

Northern Assurance Co. Co., Ld. Shanghai

China Dyeing Works, Ltd.

Batavia Sea and Fire Insurance Co.

TheLtd.China Wool Manufacturing Co.,

H Hing eu

Brand & Co., H. S., Commission

Agents, Auctioneers and Brokers— h a pa « « s a

Cable Ad: Brand China

H. S! Brand

Agencies —HeadUnderwriters,

Oliice: HongkongLtd., Insurance

Phoenix Assurance Co., Ld. M. W. GreigAd:

254; Cable & Co'Greig)

., agents (Teleph.

Caldbeck, Macgregor

ileuter’s Telegram Co.,ALd.

Co.,.Ld.

13 & M #1« « Chinese Government Salt Adminis-

tration (Dist. of Fukien)—Cable

Ying shang chu hwa ying mei yen Ad: Salt, Foochow

Tiling sze yw Tisien hung sze . District Inspector&r-Liu Tsung Yi

and A. Cunningham Tweedie

British - American Tobacco Co. Chief

Chief Secretary—Hu Shih

Accountants—Liu Yu Cheng

and Cheng

(China), Ltd.—Cable Ad: Powhat- Chung Wru

tan Chief of Revenue Guard Section —

British Chamber of Commerce Yu Ping Hsiun

Hdii. Secretary—H. S. Brand Assist, do. —Ho Jung Tseng

Chief of Transportation & Con-

sumption dept.—Lin Wen Po

^ ^ B0 lat lcet English Secy.—Lin, Chpn Hsien

Brocket* St Co., Forwarding, Shipping, Amoy Assistant J)ist. Inspectorate:

, Commission Agents and Storekeepers Assistant District Inspectors —

D. Johnson, partner and business Hung Cheng Cheng & Michael

manager S.- Boutourlin, d.s.o.

Agency English Secretary—Liang Yung

Directory St Chronicle of Hsin

China, Japan, etc. Assistant District Inspector atta-

Brockett’s Boarding House ched : to District Inspectorate,

Mrs. Brockett Foochow—Sling Hui Hua

 A486 FOOCHOW

Chinese Telegraph Administration II $5= I?! Mm Hai -Ttwan

P. K. Yeo, manager ^

K. B. Yoo, superintendent Customs, Chinese Maritime ■ r

Nantai avuhO axa

Actg. Commissioner—iE. T. Williams

CLUBS !

Actg. Depy. Commr.—Pan

Assistants—Lay Ung.Chih, Ngu ShiolongYii

F oochow Club ' 1 Hieng, M. M. Acheron, Liu Chung

Committee’ ^ R. E. SedgWick '' Pin, Chen CHe’d-kuahg, Tsai HSioh

(chairman.),-A. S. Alison, H. Tuan and Usieli Min Tai

1 S. Brand, J. Hartl, H. K. Assist. Tidesurveyor and Assist.

Prossor ! Harbour Master— G. Flynn

Secretary & Treasurei'—J; W. Assist. Boat Officer—P. Lee

Odell Assist- Appraiser—;H.a A. Keane

Examiners—rFv,

natski, Chang*rl Otiun

rrefct, ^Chii'h,

. H, _Paster-

Lin

; FooCPiow' Recreation’ Club Tsai Bui—andLi Cheng CKihg

Committee—A. S. Allsbn, V. W.

Davis, C. L. Lloyd', A. M. Surgeons Sheo Yi andMing

• E. • N.

'■ " Scott Mortis, It. E. Sedgwick Callum

Pagoda Anchorage ’

uobnoJ

' ;

Secy. & ’J’reas.—J. W. OdeJ| Chief TidesiiPvhyhf'

Master—G. E. Cross and ; Harbour

CONSULATES Boat Officer—P. E. Pogodin

■Surgeon—G. L. Gillette

^ M ^ ^ • yc

Ta fah kwo ling skih Deutsche

France chaft (H.Stickstoff

G. Krauch Handelsgbsells-

& Go.)—Branch

Consul—F. Roy Office: Foochow; Teleph. 60 •

Secretary—J. Ma

Directory ancS Chronicle of the Far

East (China,

pines, Japan,Netherlands

Indo-China, Malaya, Philip-India,

Ta ying kwo ling shih ya meA etc.)—Foochow agents: Broekett & Co.

G^reat Britain

* Consul—S. Wyatt-Smith

)$ X Tieng Siong

B* Dodwell & Co., Ltd., Merchants—

Tai yat pun Chung ling sz ita mim Cable Ad: Dodwell

Japan J. G. P. Wilson, manager

Consul-General—U. Usami J., Chubb | G. Chubb

Chancellors—K. Okabe, Miyasa- Agencies

ka and N. Odo Chartered BankLine

of I., Ausi and China

Police Inspector—R. Kato Dodweil Castle

Ocean Steam Ship Co., Ld.

Netherlands China Mutual Steam Ld.

China NavigationJCo., Nav. Co.^: Ld.

Acting Consul—H. K. Prossor Australian Oriental Line, Ld. _

Portugal Canadian

MessageriesGovt. Merchant Marine, Ld-

Maritimes

F. Roy, French Consul (in. charge) LljOyd Triestind Steam Nav. Qo.

East Asiatic Africa

Norwegian, S.N. Go.,andLd.,Australia

Copenhagen

Line

Tg mei kuo Ling shih shu Natal Line

Apcar Line of Steamers

' United States of America ■ Navigazione

Vice Consul — Gordon L. Burke,

(in Consul—Lincoln

charge) Northern S. S.General^

Co., Ld.,ItaRana

of Petrograd

Vice C. Reynolds Swedish

thenburg East Asiatic Co., Ld., Go-

F ranees Charlotte Fortune Russian East Asiatic Go., Ld.

Clerks—D. B. Tiang, H. C. Yen, Sun Life Assurance Co. ofCo.Canada

T.W. K.Y.WuTing; Y. Hi Wu and Standard

CommercialLifeUnion

Assurance

Assurance Co., Ld,

 FOOCHOW A4t3S

’ Hc^al lnsuraxice Co^ Ld. fc -m -u m. 4m-

’'!i6h

Yb^kshire’lnrfuraince

& EaYicksbine Cd,

Ins.JjQ.

'Cb.j' * Ld. Foochow Native Hospital

Royal Exqhan' ge. Assur. Corporation Trustees—H.B.M. (Consul, Commis-

' sioner'’ of (Gusto,fhs'E; ^ndl! D.t. J.

:

• ■Orient InsurariceXo.

Trad^js’ In^uKance C^-j L^., Moorhead , ■ !.O’/-‘AdihiTal Sir Sah

Committee—H.E

Guardian Tiisutanco Co., Ld. Chen-ping, K.UrM.G., J. C. Oswald,

Thames Mersey Marine

North .China insurance Co., Ld. Iris. Ob.y Ld. Chu ,KonNurses—Miss

.Ting and Dr. BarronJ. Moorhead

British & Foteign Mafin^Sh^. Cb^iLd. Resident

Misa L Wajtera r and

Standard Marine Insurance Ljo.,;Ld. Hdri. Decy. andjTfeas- AY. Ml S. Erand

^Sea;Jnsunan(?e,;Co,t,Ld..:. .L,.-

'Ocean MarineInsurahce‘Co.,‘La."

China Mutual -Lite Insurance Co.

Shanghai Foochow Printing Press

Underwood'LifeTypewriter

Insurance,-Qp.

Ca^Ldf J. M. Rosario, proprietor

Ailsa Craig ^larine'Motors

Banque de IThdo-Chine

Gerrard, Wire Tying Machines Co., Ld. Administrative Fukien Christian University

Norris;' Henty & i' G ardiie' r s, Ld. Oil oflicers

Erigines and Wires. Lin Ching Jun, president

Bishop J. Gowdy, hoii. president:.

TIasterx Engineering and . Trading Theodore

Chang Fang H. Yu,

E. Chen,

DeanDean of women

Co., Ltd., Impbi’t'ers'of .Machinery,

Leather, Canned Goods, ; Flour, R. W. McClure, m treasurer ■

and Piece Goods, Exporters of. Tea, Eva

Yang Ming Shang, business' ‘ ^manager

M. Asher, assoc; do.

Lacquer Ware,, etc.—Shan Hang St. Ruby Martin,.,librarian

Nantai; Cable -Ad • Easco

Fukien Construction Bureau, Architects

To, tonq; ta jftk, Umyx^ koH/g and Engineers, Importers

Materials—Cable Ad: Conbr; of Building

Codes:

Eastern Extension, Australasia and A.B.C. Paul 5th

P. edn., Bentley’s

Wiant, manager and Missions

China Telegraph Co., Ltd.

fc'JOTioqufl IjrionoO TxtTrl . '

Etablissements Chapron, General4824;

port and Export—Teleph. Im- ^ - mm

Cable Ad: Chapron FuAien Paper Meg. ! Co., Ltd., Manu-

facturers

Paper Products — Nantai,of Paper

and Exporters and

Foochow;

ra ® ft m ffl *3 Cable Ad; Fuper

Foochow Uy Yetco, chairman

Cable Ad:Christian

Hospl Onion Hospital — : Buen Cnen Tien-En, ihgr. dir.

Se-Tsan; do.

5 Rev. Henry V. Lacy, supt. (on furlough)

‘ Tlr. Horace E. Campbell Robert H. C. Che^i, manger

Dr.

Dr. Bruce W. Jarvis'

Dr. Heil

HenryH. Li.Lewis (on furlough) m& ® is ® m is

Dr.

Dr. T. KangHuangl

Helen ‘ Jennie

Frieda Jacobs

Staubli,r.n. r.n. Fukien Telephone Cqj^ Ltd’:, Tele-

Dr. Do^pfehy Wu;| ArfioeA.;Wilcox,1B,N. tic System . phone Exchange—Strowger Autopia-

, FoochoaV GbriLlEGE (Under the A.B.C.

F.M.) IC, tfien hee.. ,j

Donald T. M. Hseuh. president Gibb, Livingston

chants-rUaihle Ad: Gihb

C. Skerrett- Rogers

■ choWbibn kiK bi-van -yu knenJ&uncj sz H. S. Brand

IFdodiiow ETyECtRic Cd, Ltd., Electric j Agencies .

■ Light, Power and Wiring Supplies, Ben Line of Steamers

iif MachineShqp^.Saw

making—Cable Ad: Electric, Mill, OM’and Foochow Ice-, Eastern & Australian! S.S Co., ilid.

Poniusular and-Oriental S.'N. Cp.

A438 FOOCHOW

China Fire Insurance Co., Ld. fl & PR # $ PI ft

Union Insce. Society of Canton, Ld. Ying shang po na men yang Men

N. British

British & Mercantile

India Steam Nav.Insce. Co., Ld.

Co., Ld. yu hsien hung sz

The Central Agency, Ld. Imperial Chemical Industries

States Steamship Co. (China), Ltd., Importers of Alkalis

and Commercial and Industrial

ZJi ^ Tai ping Chemicals—102, Bund, Nantai; Teleph.

Gilman & Co., Ltd., Merchants 2847; Cable Ad: Alkali

E. B. C. Riemer

Duncan Paterson (London) (For Agencies, see Shanghai section)

C.J. L.Miskin (Hongkong)

Oswald, agent International Savings Society—Nantai

H. Chang, agent

fii Tucle king

Greig & Co., M. W., Merchants — Cable

Ad: Greig; Codes: A.B.C. 4th and 5th Jardine, WMatheson T& Ewo

& Co., Ltd., Gen-

edns. Bentley’s and Lieber’s eral Merchants & Shipping Agents

C. Skerrett-Kogers, partner A. M. Scott-Morris, agent

H. S. Brand, do.

A. M. d’Oliveira J. Pearce, tea inspector

Agencies F. A. Gomes

Burmah Oil Co., Ld. Lau Wan Kai, Compradore

China Underwriters, Ld.

Royal Insurance Co., Ld.

Yangtsze Insurance Association, Ld Kate C. Woodhull Hospital , (Ameri-

can Board Mission)

Dr. Lora G. Dyer, in charge

Guthrie Memorial High School

(M.E.F.B.)—Hingwha, Fukien Leadmen & Co., Ltd., General Importers

and Exporters—Nantai

Hanover Fire Insurance Co., New

York—69, Tai Ping Hsiang; Teleph. Ling & Co-, D. G., Auctioneers and

2653; Cable Ad: Undenters

American Asiatic Underwriters, Fed. Commission Agents—Teleph. 239 South;

Inc. U.S.A., managers for the Orient Cable Ad: Norco

H ^ Eu chiong Masonic—Foochow Lodge, No. 1912 E.C.

W. M.-H. K. Prossor

Harrisons, King & Irwin, Ltd., Mer- Secretary—J. Chubb

chants—Cable Ad: Crosfield Treasurer—H. S. Brand

A. S. Alison, manager

Agencies Methodist Book Depository

Atlas Assurance Co., Ld. Rev. I. H. Hsu, manager

Bank Line, Ld.

Holland Oost Azie Lijn

Ellerman Line 35 H Mei-ya

Scottish Union National Insce. Co.

Assurance Franco-Asiatique National Union Fire Insurance Co.,

Signode Patent Strapping of Pittsburg — 69, Tai Ping Hsiang;

West of Scotland Insurance Office, Ld. Teleph. 2653; Cable Ad: Underiters

American Asiatic Underwriters, -

Ocean Accidt. & Guarantee Corpn., Ld.

Wilkinson, Heywood & Clark Fed. Inc., U.S.A., managers for

Palatine Insurance Co., Ld. of London the Orient

 FOOCHOW

MISSIONS Church Missionary Society

'ft’ 3 5* ® :§§ Mei kuo leung li wei Foochow

Miss C. Bryant

American Board Mission (A.B.O.F.M.) Bishop J. Hind and wifeand wife

Rev. W. P. W. Williams

—Foochow

Miss B. H. Allen (furlough)

Miss S. E. Armstrong F. C. Martin and wife

MissW.EbL.M.BeardAtwood Rev.

Dr. and wife

Dr. H. E. Campbell & wife Rev. E.A. M.

W. Non

Nortorton and wife

and wife

L.Rev.J. W.

Christian and wife Miss M. E. Mulholland

H. Topping & wife Miss A. Wolfe

Dr. II. N. Lewis and wife (furlough) Miss K. Wolfe

Miss L. G. Dyer, m.d. Dr. E. N. Callum & Wife

Rev. R. W. McClure and wife Miss

Miss L.I. F.B. Grindley

Craig

G.Rev.M.R.Newell and wife

R. Shrader

G.MissA. E.Thelin and wife Miss A. Lugton

T. Thomas (furlough) Miss D. Stubbs

Miss M. Wiley Miss M. E. Baldwin

Miss J, Jacobs' Miss C. M. Hopkinson

Miss H. H. Smith Dr. J. L. A. WTebster & wife

Miss N. M. Walker Miss H. Webster

Associated with Mission Miss A. C. Woods

Miss E. S. Hartwell Independent Mission

Fukien Christian University Miss M. L. S. Ballord

Rev. F. P. Beach and wife Miss L. N. Long

Prof. R. Scott and wife Mennonite Bretheren Church

Diongloh

Rev. A. O. Rinden and wife

Miss L. D. Ward ^ m n m Mei i mei we

Miss L. S. Houston Methodist Episcopal Mission — Cable

Ingtai Ad: Methodist

Miss F. A. Floyd Paul P. Wiant, secretary

Miss

Rev. E.L. H.B. Smith

Lanktree

and wife

Sbaowu m m ft fn

Miss Leona Burr (temp, in Foochow) St.4801;

Dominic’s

Cable Ad:College

Domcoll— Teleph. City

Rev. C. L. Storrs and wdfe (temp, in

Foochow)

Miss J. C. Walker (temp, in Foochow)

Kienning Hsien. . St. Joseph

Rev. V.Seminary

M. Garcia, o.p., rector

Rev. G.W. Shepherd(temp. inFoochow) Rev. M. Calvo, o.p., vice-rector

Mrs. C. S. Shepherd, m.d. (temp, in

Foochow) ’

Pagoda Anchorage Mitsui Bussan Kaisha Ltd., Import-

Dr. C. L. Gillette and wife ers, Exporters, Shipowners and In-

surance Agents

['Catholic .Mission

Naval Air Establishment—Mamoi,

Catholic Mission Fukien

Rt. Rev. Bishop Francis Aguirre

Oriental Engineering Co.—Foo Hsin

|j Catholic Mission, Dominican Fathers Ad: Street; Telephs. 2237 and 2274; Cable

A.B.C.Orimp;

5th Imp.Codes: Acme,TradeBentley’s

LTniversal

hurch of England Zenana Mission S. D. Yang, manager

 A440 FOOCHOW

Osaka Shosen Kaisha (Osaka Mercantile Agents for \ )>• . , . ,

S.S. Co., Ltd.)—Nantai; Teleph. Nantai Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bremen

2930; Cable Ad: Shosen; Codes: Al and Hamburg-Amerika Linie, Hamburg

Bentley’s Siemens

Deutsche Cliina

Farben Co.

HahidelS Ge&ellshaft,,.

Agerities Waibel & Co.

Osaka Marine and Fire Ins. Co., Ld.

Kobe Marine Transport and Fire I

Insurance Co.', Ld. pj & ta ± i?

Sin Tai Kee & Co., Drapers, General

Importers, Exporters, Storekeepers and

Post Office (Fukien District)—Head Commission Auiong Yeng,Agents—Nantai,

proprietor Foochow

Office: Foochow; Telephs. 2618:2752; S. H. Ou-Yeung, manager

Cable Ad: Postos

Commissioner.—J.; A? Greepfield Agencies

Acting District Deputy Postal Com- YungChefooKong Clock Manufacturers,

missioner—Hoo Viu Tsun

Acting Deputy CojpmL £i)i$tridt Ac- ( Melchers Sonhoshin & Brewery,

Co., Hongkong

Peiping

countancy)—Lin Pu-yihg , Ho Hong Soap Manufactures, S’pore.

Deputy, Comjnr. in charger at Amoy K. Hatton Clock Factory, Tokyo-

First Class Office—Cheii Wei Ping J. Ullmann & Cp,.', Hongkong

General Supervisor-—Li Chin-fu

Secretary—Ling Gal-ting

Inland Control Dept,—Yell Te-chai t :South China Trading, Co.,. Yin,,; Im-

porters of Peanut Oil, Beans, etc.,

Sub- Offices — Nanchieh, Tuckakou, Marine Insurance Agents and Gen-

Hungshankuao,Yangtouk’ou,Shang- ! ; eral Commission Agents—B9, Me

hangchieh, Fungsinchieh, Takiao- | Wu Ting Road ; Teleph. 2932; Cable

tow, Taikiahghsun, SLehgfulu and ! ; Ads:

(English)

7711 (Chinese), Sochitraco

Tungyao S. S. Lin, manager (Shanghai)

Reuter’s Telegram Co;-i-See Brand-ikCd. C. K. Lin, assist, mgr.

W. K. Chen, do

C. K. Hsu

Rozario & Co., J: M , Import and | Standard-Vacuum Oil Company—•Gable

Export Merchants ’ Ad : Standvac

A'/'... } V. W. Davis,- manager

■San Peh S.N. C6i' : T. Chubb, assist. -

T. F. Keating, supt. (Pagbda

J. F. Chen, manager

r Anchorage) ., , • -

Salt Revenue, Fukien District Inspec- Star Ginseng C

torate 1 Bucknall

(See Chinese Gtyvfi.' Salt Administration) E. Hi Bucknall, proprietor

Shaw, Robert E,, m.e., m.i.m.e., con- j Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada

suiting engineer and surveyor—

Cable Ad: Shaw, Sooehow | DodweH & Co., agents

ES I® Sien sing ^ a 5i& A * ± w ^

Siemssen & Krohn, Merchants—Ctble Ad: 1 Teh sze hu ho yqil hung- sze 'i I

1 Yardarm; Codes: A.B.C. r 6th edn., ; Texas Go.'YCai'naX Ytd., ThS, Petro-

Jtentley’s and Mbsse leum Products—'Teleph. 2942; Cable j

F.G. ’'Si^mssen; partner

Ad;

Th. Siemssen, (Shanghai)'

Texaco

partner ( do. ) district manager

A. F. Brennan,

A.A. Tong

H. Lueders

Chane, compradore 1

H.(stationed

K. Chang,atin-ehrage

Amoy) ;

 FOOCHOW-AMOY A441

Trinity College fp] Tung chkong

S. C. Chen, b.a., principal Wilkinson Co., T. M.,Contractors,

Importers,

Exporters, Government

fg, Ip Whn kee Shipping it Insurance—Telephs. South

Turner & Co.—Cable Ad: Turner 158 and 159; Cable Ad: Wilco; Codes:

C. Skei rett-Rogers Acme, Bentley’s and A.B.C. 5th edn.

H. S. Brand | A. M. d’Oliveira Y.M.C.A.

Union Trading Go., The, Merchants, Ward Y. C. Wang, general secy.

InsuranceandandExporters—Teleph.

General Agents, 2838;

Im- E. H. Munson, assoc, secy.

porters Ding Sing, do.

Cable Ad:; Sung; Codes: A.B:C. 6th edn.,

Berltley s and 3 letter

V. F. Sung, manager Code Yung Kao Paint and Varnish Manu-

J. S. Wong, assistant facturing Co.

L. Fuwing, agent

AMOY

PI s *tll-ViHV

Treaty Amoy was one ofIttheis five

of Tientsin. ports Openthe to foreignoftrade beforeat1 the ratification of thC-

Chi or Dragon River,' in lat.situated

24'dCg.upon40 min. island

N. and long. Haimun,

118 deg. the

E. mouth

It wasofthethescene

Pe-

of trade with Western nations'at a very ehrly date. The Portuguese went there in

1544, but;expelled

forcibly in conSequenee

them and of theirburnedcruelty towards

thirteen the UittiVes,

of their vessels1. theTheChinese

Englishauthorities

had com-

mercial dealings there up to 1730, when the Chinese Government issued an edict

prohibiting trade with foreigners at all ports

as regards Spanish ships, which were allowed to trade at Amoy. except Canton. They made an exception

In describing Amoy, Dr. Williams says^—“ The island upon which Amoy , is built

isResides

about the

fortycity.

milesThe in circumference,

scenery withinandthecontains bay is scores of ferge,

picturesque, villages

caused partly(nowby 136}

the

numerous

flie high barren islands hills

whichbehind

definetheit, city.

surmounted by pagodas

The entire circuit orof the

temples, and suburbs

City;and partly byis

about

groundeight mijes,outerTheharbour,

inof the

the h^rbqur^is andonevessels

of the best on the incoast;the there iswithin

good holding

distance 1

beach, and be perfectly secure;cantheanchor

tide rises and inner,from

falls a shortto

fourteen

sixteen feet. The westernside of the harbour, here from six hundred and seventy-five

to eight hundred and forty yards wide, is formed by the island of Kularigsu. It is a

picturesque

. Kinmun littleHarbouT);

(Golden spot. . presenting

. . . Eastward of Amoy

a striking contrastis the island

in thu low offoreground

Quemoy oil oT

now 176,000 with another 30,000 Outside the city, making a total of 206,000 for theis

its south shore to the high land on Amoy.” The population of the City and Amoy

•whole island of Amoy.

1 Amoy is ranked for Postal purposes as a second-ejass City, It'was formerly

regarded as one of the dirtiest places in China. There has been a very remarkable

‘change

gress have in thisbeenrespect of recent

cq'mpleted it'will

1

years

compareand when, modern

favourably withimprovements

any city in China.sl;ill inThere

pro-

are several places

to35 Changohow-fu, of interest to foreigners m the vicinity, ami excursions can be made

miles from Amoy.the ,The chief.island

city ofoftheKulangsu

department of that

[“Drum Wave name,, and situated

Island,” about

from a hollow

rock in \yhich the incoming tide, causey a booming sound] is abput a third qf a mile

from Amoy, and the residences of nearly all the foreigners are to be found there,

although mopt of i.fie foreign, business is transacted on the Amoy side. It is a remark-

ably1stpretty

.the May,island,

lD()3. If was banded over by China as an International Settlement on

A442 AMOY

In has beconie One of the most charming places of residence on the coast of China.

The peace, and good order which are preserved in the International Settlement are

shown

emigrants by tothethepalatial

Straitsresidences of many

Settlements, the wealthy Chinese

Netherlajids Eastresidents,

Indies, mostly returned

the Philippines

and Burmah. The value of land on the island of Kulangsu has ad va,need 100 per cent,

compared with the prices ruling a decade ago. There are several good clubs in the

neighbourhood of the Recreation Ground. A neat little Anglican Church has bien.

erected.

thatInan1922, the ratepayers

Advisory CommitteeofoftheChineseInternational

residents Settlement

should beof elected

Kulangsubyrecommended

the Chim se

residents in the Settlement to assist and advise

in all matters, in which Chinese ratepayers were concerned. This the members of the Muncipal Council

recommendation

was approved by the foreign and Chinese authorities and adopted by the Chinese rate-

payers. Three ofChinese

representation Chinesemembers,

ratepayers.appointed in December, 1926, took over the full

In Amoy electric energy is supplied at 110. a.c. and on Kulangsu at 220. a.c.

There is the

through littleChinese

demandTelegraph.

for power.Administration.

All telegrams orAswireless

telegramsmessages are transmitted

are transmitted over

land

less, the Radio service being more efficient and more reliable. During 1933toAmoy

lines and are therefore often subject to delay, it is always preferable use Wire-

was

a port of call of passenger and mail planes, a twice weekly service between Shanghai

and Canton being maintained. 4

There is a dockyard at Ampy, formerly owned by foreigners but now belonging to

the

tanks Chinese

at Sung-SuNavy. The Standard Vacuum close toOilCo.

theCompany of thehave erectedof 'the

Several oil

Changchow railway,onandthethemainland,

Asiatic Petroleum site built

have station

a new installationAmoy-

on an

adjacent site with oil tanks and a can factory capable of turning out 4,000 tins a day.

In June, 1921, the proposal to reconstruct, a pier between the

field & Swire and the shore aroused opposition on the part of the Amoy public. The hulk of Messrs. Butter-

matter havinghowever,

late autumn, been referred to Peiping, no further

the recommencement troubleresulted

ofsettlement

the work was experienced.

in aandboycott Inbeing

the

declared against the steamers of the firm. A

was withdrawn in March, 1932. In 1932 the firm was requested by the local Chinesewas reached the boycott

Authorities

and pier totoa assist in thehalf

site, some development

a mile toofthetheSouth,port where

facilities

theybyhavemoving their hulk

now acquired at

considerable expense a suitable site and Obtained permission to construct two piers.

The work should be ebheluded about thh'bhd of 1934 and will add cortsiderably to the

loading and

gressive spiritunloading

bn the facilities

part of theofmodern

Amoy. Chinese

This improvement

authorities. isIt evidence of a that

is to be hoped pro-

other firms will follow this example. The foreign residents number about 280, apart

from Japanese and Fbrmossths who together number betweeh 10,000 and 20,000.'

Frequent and regular steamer communication is maintained with Hongkong,

Swatow, Foochow, Formosa

Straits Settlements, Manila, andJapan, Shanghai,Rangoonand andsteamers run direct

Calcutta. Thereto hasthe

always

that thebeentea a trade, comparatively

for whichgoodit trade was long done famous,

at Amoy,hasand now notwithstanding

practically

disappeared,

has quintupledit since

is significant

the decade that1864-73,

the shipping

and almosttonnagetrebledemployed

since thebydecade

the 1874-

port

83. Until the shortage of shipping caused by the European war the tonnage figures for

many years

departed, topped

the staple the million mark.

export wasbut,Tea—the In former times, before the glory of Amoy had

brought over from Formosa— largely local

owingproduct

to theasdeterioration

well as theofsuperior

the localblends

pro-

duct and the indifference! of the grower to the changing condit ions of the foreign market,

locally-grown tea has'long since ceased to be exported, and the Customs Commissioner

tomade a fairly

cause safe prophecy

the total disappearancethat itofonly

the required

foreign teathemerchant

development fromofAmoy.

KeelungBefore

harbour

the

Japanese obtained possession bf Formosa the Formosan teas were “settled” and ware-

housed in Amq^, whence they were shipped to the foreign markets.

tea, is “settled” in Amoy, and with Keelung still unimproved to any considerable extent Now hOFormosan

quite 50Tlieforeigh

Yung. per cent.' ofteathemerchant

Formosanproduct

at Amoy liasis practically

being shipped lostdirect to A in ericaand

his occupation, fromKee-

we are

witnessing the fulfilment of the prediction that “the row of quaint, rambling, old

 AMOY A443-

hongs on the Amoy side, and many picturesque residences on Kulangsu will be offering

for the occupation of the wealthy returned emigrant or the missionary school.” A

University

playing has been

grounds, fundsestablished at Amoy

for the purpose havingin abeen

lineprovided

range ofbybuildings

a native ofwith ample

the district

who made his fortune in British Malaya; and thanks to the civic

other native of the district who kiriassed great wealth in Java; A contract was signed patriotism of an-

in

192a with the Kellogg Switchboard and Supply Co. for the installation

new telephone system. Bunding, drainage, jetties, roads, recreationtgrourids. and similar of a complete

public works, are in progress, many of the main streets have been

concrete paved, and a fine public garden has been laid oiit with facilities for all forms widened and

of sport, including a football ground, running track, and hard teiinis courts.

Keclamation work (filling in without bunding) was started in 1922. to the north of the

city and theofAmoy

waterfront Amoy.Dock. A solid stone bund has been, completed along the whole

Amoy has an up to date waterworks system, in excellent running order, operating

by the Amoy Waterworks Co. ,

Built in 1923 the reservoirs are capable of holding 400,000,000 gallons of water,

enough

water. for

Theonewater

year’sis consumption.

carried over from The Amoy

Company have now provided

to Kulangsu in boats and Kulangsu

pumpedwithto

reservoirs on the high

very favourably with points of the inIsland.

any supply the FarTheEastquality

and isofextensively

water supplied

used bycompares

visiting

steamships.

Trade in 1933

The main factors affecting trade at Amoy during the year were:—

1. the increase in the tariff on certain articles, put into force during May;

2. the appearance in the interior of the 19th Route Army;

3. decreased

the failurepurchasing

of both thepow’er

springofandthe autumn

populace;rice Crops and consequent

4. increasing

declaration of independence of thehalf

unrest during the laf ter of the an4

province yea-rtheculminating

formation inof the

the

People’s Revolutionary Government in Foochow during November.

The total value of foreign imports into Amoy during 1933 amounted to some 33

million dollars, a decrease of about $4 millions when compared with 1932.

Direct exports to abroad amounted to |3.3 million showing only a very slight

decline as compared with 1932.

The

cumulationdecreased

of stocks,purchasing,

both in Amoypower

andofHongkong

the populaceand thein result

the interior

has beenresulted in ac-in

a slump

commodity values. This was particularly noticeable in the textile trade: especially

among woollen piece goods and woollen yarn.

As to staple exports had it not been for the crop failure and the unsettled

conditions prevailing towards the end of the year, it may safely be asserted, that a.

marked improvement would have been seen.

 A444 AMOY

DIRECTORY

Amoy Canning Goi, Ltd.—Cable Ad: fj IS Jr Taiwan gin ho

Canning . , Bank of Taiwan, Ltd. Cable Ad: Tai-

Ng Teng (sruan, manager; wangink ; P. O.manager

BOx 14)

Amoy Electric Light and Poaver Co. Y. Harada.,

—Cable Ad : Eleclight • T. Nakamura, per pro: manager

K. Ohata

Y. Kurose | Y. Makita

Amoy Pharmacy, -Ltd, (Succe^socs ,to China Ad :

and South Seas Bank—Cable

Ohihasosea

A. S. Watson "Co., Ltd.'), Chemists and Lo Tiong Kong, manager

Druggists, Perfumers, Photographic

Supplies, Stationers, Wine and Spirit

Merchants,

ManufacturersleeandandCommission

Aerated Agents,

Water fl IS SI Hway Hong Goon hang

&c.—Cable : Ad: Pharmacy; Codes: Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corpn.

A.B.C. 5th edn. ahd''Bentley’s D. R.A.H.E. D.Bell,Wade

acting agent

U. T. Chuang, manager (Drug dept.)

H. C. Ong, treasurer Nederlandsch Indische Handelsbank

Amoy Waterworks Co.^Cable Ad:Waber- N.Y, B.: J. Israel, manager r {

worksCodes; Bentlev’s. and Acme Cl A.; Mdlchers; >accountant

Ng Se‘Kim,'mah%ihg-director

Oei Tjoe, ■ • -do. 1 1

Homer C.. Lipg,

Mui, engineer-in-chief

business, manager Oversea

Chew Yew

Wu.Shih-chi, secretary Ltd.—15,Chinese Banking

The Bund; CableCorporation,

Ad: Oversea.

Chang Fbh-blifjrig and Yu'i Tsing- Head Office:

AngYeoTeoiv Singapore

Huab, assist.do.

managerand acct.

ling, erigr. assistants 'Seng ChuaP,

Khoot Boon Eng, chief cashier

^ Na Chong

Chan ChuanTeck,

Fee,assist..

do. :

Anglo-Chinese

(Jn Lok Tan, Collegedead Of Chinese studies

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (SotrrH Iti kee

China), Ltd.—The Bund; Teleph. Boyd & Co., Merchant?, Importers,

498; Cable Ad : Petrosilex Exporters, Shipping and Commission

H. K. Prossor, manager Agents, etc.—Cable Ad: -BOyd; Codes:

J. L. ilsley

PI.

MissS,. ;Eorster,

G. Arthur,installation manager Bentley’s,

stenographer

'Complete Phrase, Bentley’s

Second Phrase, A.B.C. 5th it 6th edws..

Acme,

Branch Universal, Boe CodeShanghai

Offices: Foochow, and.Private.

and

Hongkong

BANKS F. J.R.E.Smith,

Smith,director

do.

Amoy Commercial Bank — Cable Ad:

Amo R.C. T.G. Evans

Morse (Shanghai)

(Amoy)

Aubanco

Yong Tek, manager A. E. Gerondal (Hongkong)

Bank of China, Offers Complete Bank- British-American Tobacco Co. (China),

ing service for Personal and Business Ltd.—Cable Ad: Powhattan

F. H. Fisher, manager

Bequirements—11, Sui Sian Road; Cable

Ad:

son Centrobank;

International-3rd Codes: Bentley’s,

edition. Peter-

Head British Chamber of Commerce

128 Branches at Home and Abroad with

Office: L' 2 , The Bund, Shanghai, Chairman ex officio—V. Grant Jones,

C.B.E.

Parkcane C. Hwang, manager Hon. Secretary—C. T. Evans

 AMOY A445

'jfj' ^ Tai Koo Kulangsu Recreation Club

Butterfield & Swire (John Swire & Committee—I).

T. Nakamura, ■ A.B. 'JvTsrael,

Bell ‘(chairman),

'F. Lane

Sons, Ltd.), Merchants W. 0. G. Clifford and H; Roberts; ’

W. D. B. Miller, signs per pro.

A. L. Gace ; ;

m m m 7* ft & i m CONSULATES - -

Chkong .i&I Sons, E. S. (Kulangsu m m '-M [Cftf.it kc

Pharmacy),j>nd Druggists,

Chemists Medical Medical

Practitioners, Ta jPi-li-cJiff, , Lingrche'chpu :

Officers Belgium—Amoy

toTeleph.

C. M. Customs, etc.—Kulangsu,

Head Office, Kulangsu 169; Amoy; Netherlands Opnsiil—-B- Lsrael

Branch Office, Amoy 872; Cable Ad: (in charge of Royal Belgian interests)

Cheongsons;' Codes: Bentley’s complete

phrase

Dr. E. S. Cheong, managing prop.

Dr. M. L. Cheong, b.a., m.d., manager, Denmark H.B.M. Consul—A. J. ]\iartin

Amoy Branch, Chung San Road (in charge of Danish interests)

B.YapS. Eng

Cheong, b.a., secy.

Giam, dispenser & treasurer

Lim Kian Ki, do. H IS ¥ « & A

Ar/eneies

J. Serravallo, Trieste^ Barcelona, Italy. nt&i- ‘

(Bark and Iron Wine)

Eli LillyfL Co., Indianapolis. (U.S.A. GreatConsuln-nA- Britain'—Cable Ad : Britain

J. Martin

Pharmaceutical - J and Biological Pro- (alsoClerk-Ting

in charge of Royal

Sek.-,engDanish

" interests)

15

ducts)'""'

Albert

Works, Berlin A.-G., Chemical

Mendel

Kunst •& Albers, Shanghai (Phar-

maceutical Specialities) t^mmm ±m ±

Burgoyne, Burbidges & Co., Ltd., Tai I tai ,li Chumj ling sz kun

Yio London

DakinRayBrothers,

Malt and Ltd.,Laxagar

London Consul General—(Residing in S’hai.)

’Chinferrine

L.Lotus

H. Seller, (Iron

Samta,Tonic)

Bengal, India

Honey Netherlands

Consul—B. J. Israel ,,

ft is Norway

Chin Ho Hong, Merchants, Commission Vice-Consul—A. F. Brennan

Agents, Importers and Exporters— Secretary—Sio Poh Hin

Cable Ad: Chinho

M- i ft'i m %

China Underwriters, Ltd., Life and: Ta Pourt’ao-ya Ling-Vhe-Chou

General

Hongkong Insurance — Head Office Portugal—Kulangsu

Agent—P. French Cornu 1—Fernand Koy

1 Sing S.Kong Mah,Road;

c/o Antonio

Teleph.Perez,

28; (inSecretaire—Kr B- Tan...ipterestp)

charge of Portuguhse r

Cable Ad: Kiamsoon

CLUBS MM ^ ® ^

Ta Ski-pan-ya jAng-Che-Chou

Amoy Club Spain—Kulangsu

Committee-V. K. Bjerre (French ConsdL*- Fernand Roy, in

D. F. Boomama, C. P. (chairman),

Hamilton, charge of Spanish A.Interests)

Secretary—“Chialarr Huang

T. W. Southam and J. R. Cuthbert

A446 AMOY

n fa m m m m * it ^!) as* iff Tele hi lee see

... j Tai me hole liny shih yamen Douglas Lapraik & Co.—The Bund;;

United States op America Cable

A.B.C. Ad: Lapraik;

5th edn. Codes: Bentley’s

and Private

Consul—H. H. Dick R. H. Murray, agent

Vice-Consul—Charles C. Sundell Tan Kim Pong, compradore

U.S.Hofstra,

Publica.a.,

Health Service—JJr. R. Agencies

surgeon

Douglas Steamship Co., Ld.

H3 f j m Jlsia men hai leuan Jardine, Matheson

Jardine Engineering

Indo-China Steam Nav.Corporation

Co., Ld.

Customs, , Cii inese Maritime

Commissioner—A. H. Forbes Canadian Pacific Steamship Line

Deputy Commissioner—E. J. R. F. Ben Line

Bank Line I Prince Line

Cousturier Glen Line | Snire Line

Assistants—Tan Woon Chai, Lai Tsu Canton Insurance Office, Ld.Co.

Mou, Chang Chia

Chow and Chow Pai Ling Pao, Kuo Shao Hongkong Fire Insurance

Medical Officers-—Drs. Chang Mao Commercial Union Assurance Co,, Ld.

Ling, Cheong Eng Soon and R. Yangtsze Insurance

Green island CementAssociation,

Co., Ld. Ld.

Hofstra and Harbour Master—

Tidesurveyor Directory and Chronicle of

A. Zanetti China,

North Japan,

British Malaya,

Mercantile etc.Ld.

Ins. Co.,

Assistant Tidesurveyor—S.

Boat Officers—A. Lane, N. F.Kemp

Alexan-

droffand FengKolatchoff

Appraiser—V. Lien

Examiners—L. G. J. W. Schmitto, English Presbyterian Mission—Ca-

A. Emiliano, T. Kodama, Lo Shiu- bleW.AdC.: Whitby

Bromerus, Amoy

j

chi, Lin Jung-O,

Ho Wai York, Wang Ting WenWang Ke Chen, W. N. Johnson

and Cheng Hsun Tien Miss D. M. Arrowsmith

Lights Department (Southern Section) Mr. & Mrs. J. H. P. Anderson

C. A. Watt, G. D. Fuller, T. Clark, Miss M. Clarke

R.Jenkins,

T. W. J.Howell, S. A. Kraal, A. E. Rev. F G. * Mrs. Healey

W. Jensen, J. H. Cowan, Miss M. Fraser

H. Mitchell, W. Broderick, P. U. Mrs. H. C. Jett

Miss J. P. McKay

A.Sorensen, M. L. McKenzie,

f. Menshikotf, I.Golack,

N. F. Anderson, Rev. H. Momdieff

Miss D. Pearce

G. W. Wolkoth V. S. Shatoff, A. A. Rev. J. & Mrs. Roberts

Essen and G, E. Sand R. A. & Mrs.' Rogers

Customs Lights Tender “ Pingching ” Rev. W. Short

Commander—G.

Officers—D. L. Campbell,H. Ruxton A. H. White, R. & Mrs. Tully (Secy. & Treas.)

Chu Tse Yu, Ku Chiu Kwan Miss M. C. C, Smith

Engineer—W. McLaughlin

Customs Preventive Steamers

“ Chunhsing ”: fr H 1 Tin sin hong

Commander—E.

Officers—A. E. Krogseth

Arntzen, A. H. G. Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ltd.

—Kulangsu

Storrs, T. W. C. Jones, I. E. Health, Cable Ad: Nordiske and Amoy; Teleph. 182;

and Dunn Chung Fai L.

Engineer—J. S. Wilson

“ Tehhsing ” P. Rested, electriciansuperintendent

Vinderslev-Jensen,

Commander—E.

Officers—W. N. H. Sanguinett

, Ramsay, J. N.C. Ball Johnson,

and P.D.W.A. Silson

R. M. Hope Co., The (Keecheong Dispensary^

Druggists, Commission Agents, Wine,

Engineer—C. M. Harloe Spirit and Tobacco Merchants, General

“ Chuentiao ” : Storekeepers, etc.—Cable Ad: Hopec

Commander—A. F. Horden Cheong Kok Eng, managing partner

(Ifficers—T. Malcolm, A. Gowdy Cheong Han Chop, assist, do.

Engineer—S. H. Morrow Frank C. Whitfield, acct. & partner

 AMOY A447'

Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Lingsora Engineering; and Trading

Ltd. — 10, The Bund; TeJeph. 782; Co.—Waterworks

1144; Cable Ad: Homerling Building; Teleph.

P.O. Box 61: Cable Ad: Alkali Lim Chin Hoon, managing dir.

W.N.C.Sykes

Whitby Homer C. Ling, ~ do.

J. R. Comes T. E. Ling,: manager

Indo-China Steam Nav. Co., Ltd.

Douglas Lapraik & Co., egents London Amoy

Missionary Society

ft m m m L. G. Phillips and wife

A.MissF. A.Griffiths and wife

T. Duncan

Insular Hotel, The—Kulangsu; Cable Mrs. K. H. L. Hutley

Ad:Proprietors—Tcng

Insular; Code used: Bentley’s

Kai Siong, Cheong Changchow

Kok Eng and Tian Ian Thiam

House-Manager—Charlie Edward N. B. Slater and wife

Dr.

MissW.F. A.E. Busby and wife

Reynolds

& m m ^ m Miss A. E. Lindsay

Man Kwok Tse: Chu Way Miss M. Box

International Savings Society—20, Hweian A. J. Hutchinson

The Bund; Cable Ad: Intersavin.

Head Office: 7, Ave. Edward VII, Dr. G. R. Turnerandandwifewife

Shanghai. (Agency Controlled by Miss N. Wheeler

Canton Branch) Miss G. E. Hewett

L. P. Ho, agent

^ San ching

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Douglas (Lapraik & Co., agents Mitsui Bossan Kaisha, Ltd., Merchants—

TheE, Bund; Cable Ad: Mitsui

Soda, manager

Java-China-Japan Lijn N. V. — Cable T. Ota | Y. Hiraide

Ad:A. Javalijn

H. Veltman, agent

H. M van der Chalk, assistant Nippon Yu sen Kaisha

Agencies Boyd & Co., agents

Boyal

HollandPacket

East Navigation

Asia Line Co.

Nederland Osaka Shosen .Kaisha

Rotterdam Line

LloydBoyal

BoyalDutch

DutchMail

Mail T. Abe, manager

“ KLM ” Royal Dutch Air Lines

Royal Netherlands Indian Airways Post Office—Szerning (Amoy)

Deputy • Postal Commissioner—Chen.

Kulangsu Chunghua Electric Co.— Wei Ping

Cable Ad: Kesco: Assistant—Huang Hsmg-san

in pfi T Kong pan leak SinGeneral

Lee Kee & Co.,Wine Ship and

Chandlers

Kulangsu Municipal Council

Chairman—H. J. P. Anderson Merchants,Grocers, Navy Contractors, Spirit

Auc-

Vice-do. —Oei Ek Siu tioneers and Commission Agents —

Members —M. B. Mathews, B. J. British Concession

• Israel,

Wing HongT. Abe,

and S.K.Yoshihara

G. Lim, Tan

35 n Mei foo

Secretary and Chief of Police—G, R. Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—Cable Ad:

i Bass, m.c. Standvac; Code: A.B.C. 5th edn.

Medical Officer

G. Fenton of Health—Dr. F. J. P. Thornton, manager

Inspector of Police—A. G. Olkhovsky W. F. Kraal

Michael Duffy, supt. (installation)

Interpreter—E.

Chief Clerk—S. S.K.MaChua Toh Bien Seng, compradore

A448 AMOY

&i)if Life Assurance Co. of Canada (with Tan Sui-ching, acting principal

which is incorporated the China Mutual Yeh Ching Hua; dean .

Life and Shanghai Life Insurance Co.) Daing Sae Hee, business mgr.

Sia Hong Guan, head, dept, of

Telegraph Administration, Chinese science

S. B.D.Deson

Yang, Chen,

manager Shen Chi Joe, dept, of Chinese

Superintendent Loo Seng Tohjdept. of English

Union Trading Co., The, Commission

fr M W? Merchants,Cable Importers, Agents, etc.—

Teo Kian Huat Co. (Established Kulangsu; Benedict C.

Ad : Union

Ong, managing partner

1900), General Merchants, Commis-

sion Agents, Importers and Export- University of Amoy

ers — Cable Ad: Heapcheong; Lim Boon Keng, president

Codes: Bentley’s and A.B.C. 5th L.K. T.K. Sen,

Chan;ph.d,,

b.a.,secy-:,

university secy.

edn. pres’s office

Teo Kian Huat, sole proprietor C. C. Liau, m.d., treasurer

Teo Nai Chong, manager Chiu Bien-ming; dr. phil., dean

Teo NaiChun

Pung Kok.Kheng,

assist,compradore

manager of college'of arts

H. L. Chang, b.a., acting dean of

college of science

t] & iJi t ± m K. T. Sen, ph.d., dean of college

of education

Teh shih ku huo yu hung szu C. S. Youpg,-PHD., dean of college-

Texas Co. (China), Ltd., The, Texaco of law & commerce

Petroleum Products—Cable Ad: Texac E. S. Sy, b.a., principal of senior

A. F. Brennan, district manager high school

Lei Shi Seng, inspector C. T. Kiang,. b.ed., actg. registrar

Traders Go.,and, General Importers and ^ * Eng sin

Shipping Insurance Agents — Whitfield & General

Co^,; P. S.,Merchants—Kang-

Importers, Ex-i

Teleph. 1054; P.O. Box 18; Cable Ad: Ah-KhauandStreet;

porters Cable Ad: Field; Codes:

Goods; Codes: Acme,

5th and 6th edns. and Private Bentley’s, A.B.C. A.B.C. 5th edn. and Bentley’s

Boyd & Co., managers Yek Hok Hua & Co., Commission

Agencies Merchants,

Norddeutscher

Batavia Sea & Fire Lloyd, Bremen

InsCe^ Co„ Ld. —Cable Ad: Importers

Yekbdkhua;andCodes Exporters

Used:

Holland Assurant'® Society Bentley’s and Acme

“Deutz” Engines

ib m

^ ‘f’ 3 fitl Yeo Swee Swan & Co., Merchants and

Tung Wen Institute—Teleph. 311; Cable Commission Agents—liable Ad: Cbipkee

Ad: Tungwen Yeo Swee Swan, partner and gen. mgr.

Yeo Tain Oak, attorney and manager

 SWATOW

® iiH Shan-tau

Swatow, which was first thrown open to foreigners by the Treaty of Tien-

tsin (1858-1860), is situated in the mouth of the river Ran in the Southern most

corner of the delta formed by that river on its way to the sea. It lies near

the eastern border of Kwangtung Province in lat. 23° 20' 43" IN. and long.

116° 39' 3" E. It is the shipping port and general entrepot for the whole of

eastern Kwangtung and the chief hinterland cities are Ch’ao-chow-fu (officially

renamed Ch’ao-an-hsien by the Republic), Mei-hsien (formerly Kayingchow), Chao-

yang. Kityang, Samhopa and Hingning.

Swatow is built on the northern shore of an armi of the sea which stretches

about 10 miles inland (‘And not on the north bank of the Han river as is

cothmOrily

Kakchioh issupposed). The shore

bold and striking, on the

the hills oppositeawaysideeastward

.stretching of the toharbour known

the coast as

where

their, from What is known'to sea-goirig people as “Good Hope Cape”.

on the opposite side almost due north of “Good Hope Cape” and in a direct Pagoda Hill rises

lirie from this hill, across a sheltered stretch of water known as Clipper Roads,

lies the large island of Namoa.

The earliest traces of foreign commercial activity are to be found in one

of the southern bays of Name a Island where there are relics of East India

Company occupation in the eighteenth century. In the same spot in 1855-

an American from Connecticut named Bradley and a Scotsman from Edin-

burgh natfied Richardson founded the firm of Bradley & Co. Both had pre-

vrdusly'been trading in the Philippipeg and both had come to (Nampa; Island

from Amoy. Subsequently Bradley & Co. removed to Double island which is

sitttated at the rhputh of Sw.atow Harbour and is 4 miles, from Swatow. It is

interestihg

time Bradley'hereandto Richardson

record from moved

an bidtodocument

Double recently unearthed

Island Swatow wasthat at the

“a: collec-

tion of fishing hiits on a “mud-flat” and, further to state that it is now)-.’/'Q

years later, a thriving city with nearly a quarter of a million inhabitants.

Shortly after the signing of the Treaty of Tientsin Bradley & Co. moved

up. tb Swatow proper, being the first foreign firm to become established there.

In 1862 the British Government was granted a piece of land about a mile out-

side 'SwatoW but So stropg were the dembnstrations of the populace against

it that the 'sett'lement project fell through! Foreign residences and offices,

; however,' began to spring up at Kakchioh on the opposite side of the harbour

' and befpfAth'6 decade 18§0-1876 was oiit, opposition had very largely died down

| and foreigners were living, and trading freely in Swatow itself.

The climate of Swatow is very salubrious. The town, however, has suffered

t from typhoons on many occasions. Fifty thousand lives were lost and very

pextensive' damage to shipping and property was caused by one of these terrible-

'storms which accompanied by a tidal wave, struck the port on the night of

Aiigust 2nd, 1922. Seismic disturbances, also, have frequently been felt here.

The most serious was that on February 13th, 1918, when, it is computed, over

2,000 people Were killed and several thousand injured, while the damage to

j ;property was immense. The nativO population of Swattow was estimated at

j 141,063 in 1929 and is now nearly a quarter of a million.

A Chinese syndicate, with a capital of $3,000,000, obtained the necessary

( sanction for the construction of a railway from Swatow to Ch‘ao-chou-fu, and

ij work was commenced on the line in 1904. The line, '28J miles in length, was

fl opened to traffic on November 25th, 1906. The contractors were Japanese, who

A450 SVVATOW

supplied all material, the rails and engines coming from America and the

carriages from Japan. The construction of the line brought about a great

inflation of land values.

iSwatow has an electric light plant and a new waterworks was completed

early in 1914, the reservoir being at Ampou, about eight miles inland. In the

middle of 1919 a telephone service was introduced.

Swatow is by no means slow in the race with other China ports for im-

provement. Road making and road widening are being carried out rapidly,

and the public park at the back of Swatow is being gradually improved. Three

Fire Brigades—well equipped with modern apparatus—protect the town, two of

these being financed by different charitable guilds. An Orphanage, organised

after the Typhoon of 1922, a Poor Peoples Workshop and a (Leper Station,

besides the Mission Hospitals, are among the charitable institutions of the

port.

Trade xsr 1933

As Swatow is one of the principal ports historically assocmthd with the emigr-

ational movement from South China to the East Indies, the, prosperity of the settlers

h^s tlip resulted

review general eflect on tradebalance

in an adverse and theirfor dinrinishing

the port to overincpme. duripg the

10Q million ’yearthe.total

dollars, under

value of imports being 130.7 million dollars aud the total value

30.4 million dollars. It should be pointed out, however, that these figures cover onlyof exports being only

that portion of trade for which : tne Customs have records. The comparative value

statistics for 1932 and 1933 areas follows: direct imports from abroad, 59.8 million

dollars

million asdollars

againstas 66.6 million

against 79.6inmillion;

1932; cbasbVise importations

direct exports of Chinese

of Chifiesd produce produce, 70.9

to foreign

countries, 17.8 million dollars as against 21 million; and exports of Chinese produce

coastwise,

goods 12.6 million

by any means dollars as againstand10.9coastwise

of Conveyance, million. movements

Coastwise movements

of; Chinese ofcargo

foreign

by

road, rail, or junk are not recorded. From the figures available it would appear that

the trade of the port declined in value by slightly over 6 per cent.

for this decrease is rightly ascribed to the declining prosperity in the Straits Settle- The chief reason

ments, Siam, and the Netherlands India, seen in the return to Fukienandof the so many bank-in

exportsemigrants,

rupt of Fukien produce reduction in remittances

to oversea settlers. Onefromauthority

abroad, places, the reduction

amount of

emigrants’ remittances to Swatow during 1933 at the comparatively; low figure of 25

million

obtain. dollars, but.

As aregards accurate

the port’s estimates in

other invisible this connection are

assets, itmanufactured notoriously

should be mentioned hardthatto

Swatow has remarkably good market for its products, and otherwise,

inunder

neighbouring districts and that

Customs recognizance. Other thefactors

outflowinfluencing

of trade tobusiness

these regions

duringdoes not come

the year were

the failure of the rice crops owing to drought,..the rather heavy and uncertain provincial

taxation levies, the new Customs Import 'tariff with its higher rates on certain

•commodities,

old-style banksandandthe. thefinancial

dearth of. stringency,

silver currencyarisingas cover

out offorthelocal

failure of some issues.

bank-note ofithe

Exchange rates wpre very adversely effected by the short

tance charges were as high as 22 per cent, for Hongkong currency and 10 per cent, silver stocks, and remit-

for Shanghaiwerecurrency

conditions at oneenough,

favourable period as,of except

the year.for Apart

the fearfroihthattheseSwatow

factors,might

local

somehow become involved in the Fukien trouble, the year was

general peacefulness and the absence of political disturbances'. Provided that these characterised by its

peaceful

brings hack conditions

prosperitycontinue and that

to Swatow.’s the passing

emigrants abroad, ofthethecompletion

world trade of thedepression

Swatow-

Canton highway, the extension of the telephone system in the district and by radio

to Canton, and the connecting up of most of the towns ifi.the Chaomei area by . motor

roads augurs well for the future well-being of the port. ,

 SWATOW A45T

DIRECTORY

S5 5S 4} si ah m m ™^

Asiatic

Ltd. Petroleum Co. in(South

(Incorporated China), Bradley & Co., Ltd , Merchants,

England)— Importers and Exporters and Em-

Teleplis. 1518-y; P.O. Box 8; Cable Ad: broidery Manufacturers—Teleph.

Petrosilex 46;

W.J.Wooding, manager P.O. Box 76; Cable Ad: Bradley. Lon-

C. Miller don Agents: Bradley, Richardsons, Ltd.,,

W. B. Lightburn, installation manager Billiter Square Bldgs. E C. 3.

J. A. Plummer (London)

Mrs. I. Gladstone, stenographer K. S. Morrison (Hongkong)

Agency A. Henderson (Shanghai)

The Anglo-Saxon Petroleum Co., Ld. Swatow:

Astor House Hotel — Teleph. 1314; J.K. Robinson

M. Lee

Cable Ad: Astor P. F. Watkinson | F. K. Lee

S.W.K.S. Yapp, proprietor

Lee, manager Agencies

The Central Agency Ld., (Glasgow)

Spence Bryson & Co., Ld. (Belfast)

BANKS Carson Pirie Scott & Co. (Chicago)

Hongkon g & Shanghai Banki ngCorpn.

Mercantile Bank of India, Ld.

If IS M # National City Bank of New York

Bank of China — Teleph. 133; Cable Lloyd’s

Ad: Centrobank C'hna Fire Insurance Co., Ld.

Royal Insurance Co.

Western Assurance Co.

It 3& # China Underwriters, Ld.

Bank of Taiwan, Ltd.—45, Customs Badische Assurance Gesellschaft

Hoad; Cable Ad: Taiwangink Comite des Assurances

Cornhill Insurance Co., Ld.

Europa Societe Insurance Co.

Chartered

and ChinaBank of India, Australia , ForsakriFar Eastern Insurance Co.

John Manners & Co., Ltd., agents ugsaktiebolaget Ocean (Ocean

Insurance Co., Ld.), of Gothenburg

Fuso Marine and Fire Insce. Co., Ld.

Hongkong and Shanghai Banking La Fonciere Insurance Co.

Corporation “Levant” Insurance & Reinsurance Co.

Bradley & Co., Ltd., agents Lloyd Italia Insurance Co.

Mitsubishi Marine and Fire Insurance

Co., Ld.

National City Bank of New York New India Assurance Co., Ld.

Bradley & Co., Ltd., agents New Zealand Insurance Co.

Osaka Marine and Fire Insce. Co., Ld.

P. & O. Banking Corporation, Ltd., The Provincial Insurance Co., Ld.

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., agents South British Insurance Co., Ld.

Swiss National Insce. Co., Ld., Basle

Taiheiyo Marine & Fire Insce. Co.

Best & Co., H. C., General Merchants, Tokyo Marine and Fire Insce. Co., Ld.

Constructing and Consulting Engineers, United States Salvage Association

Surveyors and Architects—22-24, Chien Western Australian Insurance Co.

Ping Koad; P.O. Box 38; Cable Ad: Yangtsze Insurance Association, Ld.

Yulan Ben Line of Steamers

H. C. Best Furness (Far East), Ld.

^•72

Lloyds Triestino Chao Co., The T. K, Manufacturers of

Nippon Yusen Kaisha Steam Nav. Ob... Hand-made

75, iKialat Lace, Embroideries, etc.—

Peninsular

Far

& Oriental Ad: TkchaoRoad; Teleph. 1227; Cable

Directory & Co.,

East Aviation Ld.

Chronicle of T. K. Chao, proprietor and gen. mgr.

China, Japan,

Hongkong etc.

Daily Press China Embroidery S^atotv Drawn

Thi'ead.ietc., .WhoihiRaie and- Retailr-tdA,

fifeANdvriN, DsJ'C. E! JAife.cSSjElLk.tep.— feiang Yap Street

P.O. Box r, . Ong jl’ek Lilung, general manager.

n»* k China UneSerwriters, Ltd., Life

and General Instirahqe — Head

•Bkitisu-American Tobaocq: Co. {China),

Ltd.—Cabie.Ad: Powhattan AgShtsb’ '>&TadFey!'’ife ' Cof,! Ltd.—

P. O. Box 76

British Chamber of Commerce CLUBS

Hon. Secretary—J. lipbinsan

Customs Ci.uir

“&• ic rcri 7,00 Hon. Secy andTrpas.-—A. R. Kimber

Butterfield & Swire (John Swire & Kialat Club

Sons, Ltd.),Aferehants—P.O. Box :78 Hon. 'Secretary^-N. R. Ramsey

F. E.D.J.Roberts,

Tandy signs,per pro.

j N, Richardson Swatow Club ■ -

!

Camille Cp., ImporteTs & Exporters- Hon. Secretary—W. Wooding

Specialists in Sports Articles—204, Committees—P.

and Sweepstake F. F.! Watkinson

F. I). Roberts

Kialat

Bentley’s,Road; P. O. Box 96; Codes:

Private Hon. Secretary-^F. E.

Lintilhac

Hon. Librarian—R. S. Pratt

Capitol Theatre Taikoo Club ((AN. Co. Officers’ Club)

Proprietors—Kwok Ping Amuse-

ment Co,

Loh Hph 'Ciiuen, ip^nageF CONSULATES

^ Shun Tai ft*

Carr-Ramsey cf e Son, Merchants and Com- Tai peh kwok Ling, shift kun

mission Belgium

N. R. Agents—Cable

Ramsey Ad: Ramsey Consul-Genlv—(Residing in H’kong.)

Ch ang, T. K„ Manufacturer and Exporter m ®mm*

—gf 14,Li^ces, DrawnRepubliquo;

Avenue y^ork.and Embroideries Ta fit kwok -Ling shiA fni

P.O. Box 57; France—Cable Ad: Fransulat

Cable Ad: Chang; Codes: A.B.G 5th, Consul -A. Caclol .

Bentley’s and Acme

Agent for , , e w ® ^ *

Alfred Kohlberg Inc., New York ~ La ying Lmg skih Mum a !

Nanyang Handf. Corpn., New York

Mabarak Brothers, New York (}reat 'Britain—Cable

Consul—E.-S. PrattAd: Britain

Macksoud Importing Cp.;, New York

Chao

Ltd.—-P.ChowO.&Box Swatow RailwayIlb3Co.,& Holland

65; Teleph. Consul—C. CrPmmelin *

1194; Cable Ad : Railway ^m^^ ^ ^

Z. M. Lim. ateg. mgr. dir.

Mb T. Chhng, secretary Japan—P.O. Box 26 j-all ’) J

 sWatow A45&

Norway Eastern Trading Cd., 'Importers Expor-

Vict^ Consul-^ L’r. Milrer ters, Manufacturers of Art’ Linen, Lace,,

etc.—8, East Liang Hua Lee; P,0. Box

United States' of A’MEiucA ; .1,8;T.Cable Ad: Easteynco,

L. Wonmahagiog

Consul—Federick W. Hinke

Vice-Consul—Rqbqrt C. Coudray

|f§ Kdi 'Ki.en

m m m CNao Hai Kwan Huygen, G. E.,Agent

Commission- Exporter,

— 117,Importer

" Seng Pengand

Chinese Maritime Customs St.;, Teleph. 1833; P.O.Box 20; Cable Ad:

Commissioner—H. D. Hilliard Huygen: Codes: A.B.C; uthedn., Bentley’s

r- ,A^tinsi; Deputy. riCppjim.r,—C[..,, G. E. Huygen, partner (Canton)'

Gawler ..... K. Hodapp, local manager

Assistants—Mui Ving, GuppA

, Yur; Tong,. Li Bing Shan,. H.

KwokG.

Frankenberg.pi’*

Medical Yu Cliing Lun M ^ FI « h

Dr. C- Officers—Ur.

H. Brangwin T1 C. Pan and Ying shang po-netrmen yang kien

Tidesurveyor

A. Pedersen and«Harbour-master— yu hsien kung'bz

Assist. Tidesurveyor—J.

Boat Officer—T. G, FagetBoss Imperial Chemical Industries (China),

Ltd., Importers

Assist. Boat Officers—A. G. Kezin, Lu morciS'l aftd Industrial, of Alkalis and Com-

Si Huo and Way Sheng Tsen Haikwan Road; Teleph. 11,8,7; Chemicals—1,

P.O. Box

Chief Appraiser—S. It. Shields'

Assist. do. —A. E. V. Nielsen . Cable Ad: Alkali

Chief Examiners—TM D. Masters and E. E.

D. Lintilhac,

W. Gourlay District manager

VY. O’Reilly J. P. Moyles

Examiners — P. J. Stoneman, S. J.

Sadkowsky,

T. Takahashi A. G. Chapman and ’tl’ {M ^1 ^ Man lew ole tse clvipway

Asst. Examiners—Tang Cheuk Nam, International Savings Society — 8r

LeungFanKvyok

Wai, Chung.Cheung,

Leung andHo Leung

Kwok Kialat Road; Cable Ad: Intersavin

Shek Chuen Head Office: 7, Ave. Edward VII.

Second Officer—G. A. Angus Shanghai (agency.controlled by Canton

Branch)

Directory and ChrcnicEe of the Far L. P. Ho, agent

East (China, Japan,, Malaya, Philip-

pines, Dutch;;East Indies., Jndo-China, fa 16 E v:o

etc.)

Swatow Agents—Bradley1 & Co., Ltd. Jarciine, Matheson &. Co„ Ltd., Mer-

District Inspectorate of.Salt Revenue chants—P.O. Box 86; Cable Ad: Jardine

W. H. Tindal King, agent

(Chaochiao

Ad: Adiate Chief CbilLectorate) — Cable Agencies

Chief Collector—Tong Wen-fu P. & O. Banking Corporation, Ld.

Secretary—Sun.. Douglas Steamship Go., Ld. Co., Ld.

1 Accounta nt—Ho.HanJ ui:pu Indo-China Steam Navigation

“Glen” Line of Steamers

Asst. do. —Liu Chih-ping British

CanadianIndia Steam

Pacific NavigationLd.Co.

Steamships,

jDunfold & Co., Ltd., Importers and “ Shire ” Line of Steamers

The Swedism East Asiatic Co., Ld.

Exporters, Commission! Agents and Canton Insurance Office, Ld.Co., Ld.

Manufacturers’ Representatives—Cable Hongkong Fire Insiuance

i11 Ad: Dunfo; Codes:

Bentley’s and, Private Rudolph Mosse, Alliance Assurance

Eastern Insurance Co., Co. Ld.

1E. Chong Co., Manufacturers & Exporters 1 Green JardineIsland

Engineering

Cement Corporation,

Co., Ld. Ld.

of Linens, Lace, etc.—2, Meng

i Lane; Teleph. 182; P. O. Box 55; Cable Hui Ewo Cotton M ills, Ld.

Ad: Ed: Echon Messageries

Wm, Ewart &Maritime,s

Son; Ld.

A454 SWATOW

Java-China-Japan Lijn, N. Y. Partners

0. Commelin, agent Adalbert Korff, partner (Bremen)

Karl Lindemann,

Agents

Koninklijke Paketvaart Maatschappij Adolf Widmann, do. do. ( Do. )

(Shanghai)

C.Dr.G.A.Melchers,

Korff, do.

do. (Hongkong)

Jebsen & Co.,—P. O. Box 74; Teleph.

1340; Cable Ad: Nitrofoska Ed.A. Michaelsen,

Wessel, manager do. (( Shanghai Do. )

)

A. Schmidt

w & Ea m m m

Lee Brothers & Co., Commission and MISSIONS

Shipping Agents, Import and Export

ofMerchants.

Drawn-thread Manufacturers

andEmbroidery of allWorks,

kinds American Baptist Foreign Mission

Society (South China Mission)—Cable

and Hand-made Irish Crochet and Filet Ad:BenBaptism a and wife (on fur’oigh)

Laces, etc.— Yok Shan Street; Cable Ad:

Leebros; Codes: A.B.C. 6th edn. and *Rev.L.A.Baker

S. Adams and wife

Bentley’s *Miss C.K. E.Bohn,

*Rev. r.n. m.d., and wife

Bousheld,

Maloof, Fred, Manufacturer of hand- Miss R.V. T.Y. Capen,

Rev. Brown, a.b.,

b.s., and

m.d. wife

made

Linens—P.O.Handkerchiefs and Ad:

Box 12; Cable Decorative

Malfred Miss L. Campbell

MissM. R. Gulley

Manners & Co., Ltd., John, Importers Miss M.

*Miss Everham, M.D.

and Exporters, Shipping and

Agents—18, Sian Ping lload; Cable Ad: Insurance *Rev. E.A. H.Foster

Giedt, m.a., and wife

Manners; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th *Rev. J. H. Giffin, b.a., d.d., and wife

edns., Bentley’s and Private (on leave)

*Rev. E. S. Burket and wife

John

W. J. Manners,

Hansen, director

do. (Hongkong) *Kev.

K.N. S.Kastmann do.

do.

do. Miss E.K. P.G. Johnson

Hobart, m.a., b.d., & wife

Wong Miss A.E. H.

Rev. Kittlitz

Page,- b.a., b.d. and wife

Agents for

Chartered Miss E. De W. Smith b.a.

Miss A. G. Sanderson,

and ChinaBank of India, Australia Miss M. Sollman

Sun Insurance Office, Ltd. Miss

Rev. E.G. G.H. Traver

Waters, b.a., & wife

Economic Insurance Co., Ltd. *Rev. G. E. Whitman

Assurance Franco-Asiatique Mrs. P. C. Worley, b.a.

East Asiatic Co., Ltd. Miss

Dollar Steamship Lines, Inc., Ltd.

American Mail Line, Ltd. Rev. A.D. F.Campbell,

Groesback r.n.and wife

States Steamship Co. Miss F. M. Stephens, b.s., m.d.

Huntley and Palmers Miss E.B. A.M. Ericson,

Miss Stephens,b.a.R.N.

Marshall Field & Co., (of Chicago, Rev. Bruro H. iiuebeek, a.b.

IT.S.A.), Tien

Exporters Miss

Mrs. Fannie

Anna K.Northcott,

Speicher r.n.

Kwang Lane,ofKialat;

SwatowP.O.Box];

goods—9,

Teleph. 1368; Cable Ad: Drumar

T. W. Ramsden. representative % ^ m %

Masonic—Swatow Lodge. No. 3705 E. C. English Presbyterian Mission—Cable

Ad: Bromerus

W. M.—W. M. N. Richardson

Secretary—E. P. B. Kidby Swatow

Melchers & Co., Importers and Export- Rev. H. F. Wallace, m.a.,d.d., and wife

ers, Shipping Rev. J. C. Smith, b.a., and wife

24, Yong PingandRoad;

Insurance

P. O. Agents—

Box 50; Neil

HaroldFraser,

Worth,m.b.,m.b.,

ch.b.,ch.b.,

d.t.m.,

andkwife

wife

Cable Ad: Melchersco.

Melchers & Co., Bremen. Head Office: C. E. H. Scott —

Branches:—Shanghai, Miss I. E. Brander

sin, Tsingtao, CantonHankow, Tient-

and, Melchers, Miss M. Baton

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 CANTON

Kwdng chai

Early History

Cantpn, which is one of the most interesting cities in China, is situated

on the Chu-kiang or Pearl River, in latitude 23 deg. 7 min. 10

i' sec. N., and longitude 113 deg. 14 min. 30 sec. E. It is the capi-

tal of the province of Kwangtung. It is sometimes called the City of Rams

; and the City of Genii, both of which names are derived from ancient legends.

J Cantoncities in isChina,

a foreign

it isperversion of Kwangtung,

also the seat of governmentits for

realthename.

i One ofr the first

province.

, Owing to its favoured situation, Canton became at an early date the

/ Chinese port to which, the traffic of European countries was first attracted.

I The Portuguese found their way thither in 1516, and Arab navigators had been

| making regular voyages between Canton and the ports of Western Asia as

) early as the tenth century. The Dutch appeared on the scene about a hundred

years later’than the Portuguese, and these in their turn were supplanted by

J the the English. dEh©abater;

very profitable tradetowards the close

which was of the for

conducted seventeenth

nearly: onecentury, founded

hundred and

j; fifty years by the Agents : of the East India Company, whd established a fac-

| f tory there in '1684,' which was afterwards celebrated throughout the world,

h Prom 1684 the export of tea to England increased rapidly. The Company’s

monopoly terminated in 1834. In 1839 Great Britain was led into a declaration

of war against China as the result of various disputes which arose at Canton.

; The campaign terminated with the Treaty of Nanking- (Aug. 29th, 1842) as a

result of which the Co-Hong monopoly system at Canton closed and four

. additional ports were thrown open to foreign trade. TKer provision of the

[]| Treaty of Nanking, that foreigners were to be permitted'to reside within the

II walls of the city of Canton was persistently resisted and illfeeling generally

Is 1 grew so strong that a minor incident in connection with the nationality of

p| a small Hongkong-Chinese vessel the "Arrow,,’ was magnified into an affair

c j|;| of such importance R£ to cause a general election at home, and a second China

u i War. Sir Michael Seymour, with his fleet opened hostilities, and some two

||| months later an infuriated mob retaliated by uurning all the foreign factories.

;P In December, 1857, Sir Charles Straubenzee, in command of an expc-

'lil dition which had been specially despatched from England, attacked the city,

ie and it was taken on the 29th of that month. The French, also sent out an

rt<.expedition, and the city was occupied by the Allied Forces until October, 1861,

fca period of nearly four years.

s , The city which is rapidly expanding now extends along the river front

>'] for a length of some four miles, having a depth of some two miles. It was

fl! formerly enclosed by walls 43 ft. thick at the base and from 25 to 40 ft. in

r height. This wall has in recent years been demolished in order that its site

qscould be used for a motor road some 80 to 100 ft. in width. In January

.11.1921 a service of ommibusses was started running from the Canton-Kowloon

sIRailway to various parts of the city. This service has been gradually expand-

jabwi-P all directions

oteonstruction of whichwith the completion

is still of moreCartton

going on apace. and mrprghas motor road's,small,

now four rthe

Mparks, the Central Park in the heart df the city, the Hoi Chu Park on the

: MHund; the Tung Shan Park in the eastern suburb, and the Yueh Sau Park

idp-u Kan Yin Hill. Within the grounds of the last- named park stands the

^•MUjewly erected memorial tablet dedicated to Dr. Sun Yat Sen. which is tbn

A458 CANTON

highest landmark in the city, and from which a complete bird’s eye view of

the latter can be obtained. At the foot of the Kan Yin Hill is the Sun Yat

Sen Memorial Hall, a most beautiful piece of architecture for which the same

engineer that planned the Sun Yat Sen Mausoleum at N’king was responsible.

Canton contains great attractions for foreign visitors in its numerous temples,

pagodas, etc., and in the many curio shops to be found there. The- French Mission

have a large and handsome Gothic cathedral, with two lofty towers surmounted

by spires, in the city. The structure is built entirely of dressed granite. A Mint,

constructed by the late Viceroy Chang Chih-tung, near the East Gate, and

furnished with a very complete plant, commenced work in 1889, and now issues

both silver dollars and subsidiary coins, all bearing a picture of the late Dr.

Sun Yat-sen in front and large Chinese characters surrounded by a design of

a dfop of grain on the back. The buildings cover a large area. On the opposite

side of the river is the:island of Honam which was linked with the city proper by a

bridgb

being across the onriver

teonstructed this that

island.wasTheopened to traffic early infor198:?.

principal Motor roads are also

the grounds of Lingnam University (formerlyattractions the tourist

the Canton Christian in Honam

College are

and the

Honam Temple Monastery (Hoi Tong Temple). The spacious

latter, which was well-known as one of the “Five Great Monasteries”—Ng compound of the

Tai Chung Sam—has since been turned into a municipal park of exceptional

beauty. In the vicinity one may also see native industries such as the firing,,

sorting and sifting of'tea,' the preserving of ginger, and the picking of rattans,

cassia etc. The founding of bells, the manufacture of fire crackers, and the

dyeing Of paper and cotton fabrics are three of the chief industries of Fat-

shan, some ten miles from Canton to which it is connected by rail. Because

of political disturbances in recent years there has been a tendency for many

of these industries to transfer to Hongkong, but now on account of the heavy

import duties into China there is a movement in the opposite direction. There

are large glass-works at Fatei, and paper-mills—these with up-to-date Euro-

pean machinery—near the village of Impo. At Shekwan, seven miles from

Fatshan, are extensive potteries. Much has been done during the past few

years to develop home industries. New factories have sprung up like mush-

rooms. At Honam an - up-to-date cotton-spinning factory, equipped with

modern machinery, has been erected by a local company with a capital of

$5,000,000. Canton has now five large factories and several hundred workshops

for producing hosiery and underwear. Locally-made matohes are exported

as far as the Straits Settlements, nearly twenty factories being engaged in

this industry. The population of Canton was estimated at 812,241 by the

Customs authorities in 1929.

When the foreign merchants returned to Canton to establish 7trade after

the capture

factory of the

and the city byalong

buildings the English

the riveratintheruins.

close Recourse

of 1'85’7, for

the} accommoda-

found the

tion was consequently had to warehouses on the Honam side of the river.

Considerable discussion subsequently took place as to the selection of a site

for a permanent British settlement, and it was eventually determined that an

extensive

In 1859 anmudartificial

flat known

islandas was

Shameen

createdshould

there,bea filled

canalinconstructed

and appropriated.

between

the northern side of the site and the city, and solid and

of masonry built. It took about two years to complete this undertaking, extensive embankmentsand

cost $325,000. Of this sum four-fifths were defrayed by the British, and one-

fifth by the French Government, to whom one-fifth of the reclaimed land was

given. Up to 1889 , most of this French concession remained unutilised, but

in that year a number of lots were sold and are now built upon. The French

also received a grant of the old site of the Viceroy’s Yamen, on which the

Catholic Cathedral now stands. Shameen is pleasingly laid out with gardens

and tennis courts, and the paths are shaded with well-growm trees. Christ

Church (Church of England) stands at the western end and close to it are-

situated the Masonic Hall,

costing half-a-million dollars,Boatfor House and Club.andHandsome

the Hongkong Shanghai new premises,

Banking Cor-

poration were opened in Central Avenue on October 29th, 1921. There is a

 CANTON A459

Roman Catholic church on the French Concession. The Settlement has the

Victoria Hotel providing good accommodation. During an anti-foreign riot on

the 10th September, 1883, 16 houses and the Concordia Theatre on the Settle-

ment were burned by the mob.

Modern Canton.

Ample means of communication exist between Canton and Hongkong, a

distance of 112 miles by railway and about 95 miles by water. British steamers

with luxurions accommodition and a large number of native craft ply daily

between the ports. There is daily steam communication with Macao and

regular connection with Wuchow and West River ports, and with Shanghai,

f Newchwang, and Kwangchauwan. The steam-launch traffic under the Inland

I 'Steam Navigation Regulations has proved a great success, though since rules

1 were enforced in December, 1901, compelling all Chinese launches to undergo

inspection at the hands of an engineer appointed by the Customs before obtain-

; ing licences to ply, the number of launches is not so large as previously. There

s is a safe and commodious anchorage within 150 yards of Shameen. Canton

was connected by telegraph (an overland line) with Kowloon in 1883, and an-

: other overland line was completed from Canton to Lungchau-fu, on the

| Kwangsi and Tonkin frontier, in June 1884. An agreement was entered

into with the South China Wireless Co., a British concern, in the latter part

■ of 1923, for the installation of a powerful wireless station, to give a continu-

| ous commercial service with Hongkong and (Shanghai and communications

(\ ofwiththePeiping,

city sinceJapan,

it wastheplaced

Straitsunder

Settlements, etc. supervision

government The electrichaslightimproved

service

! and leaves little room for complaint. The automatic telephone system, the

? installation of which was completed in 1930, is very efficient and the number

of subscribers is steadily increasing and already exceeds, 7,000. A long-

| distance telephone service between Hongkong and Canton was opened on

[ September 1st 1931 and three minutes conversation may now be had between

these two cities for a fee of three dollars. Transport facilities on the Canton-

Kowloon Railway, which consists of 22 miles in British territory and 89

: miles in Chinese, and was completed in 1911, have also greatly improved in

[ 1931 with the introduction of new locomotives and general reconditioning

l of the line. An express train now takes a little over three hours to cover

the journey whereas a year ago it took half again as long. Real work has

also begun on the completion of the Canton-Hankow Railway which has already

\ been extended from Shiukuan, 140 miles north of Canton, to Lokcheong. The

‘ mountains to be traversed to complete the Canton-Hankow Line,offer, however,:

i great engineering difficulties which will involve very heavy expenditure. A

branch line, of this railway runs from Canton to Samshui on the West River

and therefore brings W'est River ports within easier reach of Canton. The two.

Canton terminii of the railway are situated on opposite banks of the Pearl

River and work has started to link them together by the construction of a

bridge. An extension of the Canton-Samshui line to Shiu-hing and thence via

I f the West River ports to Kw'angsi is planned by the authorities who also

j ■ Railway

contemplate the construction

to Swatow of an east

and eventually bound line from the Canton-Kowloon

to Amoy.

,* In accordance with stipulations in the Supplementary Commercial Treaty

i; between Great British and China, concluded in 1992, the various barriers or

. i tartificial obstructions to navigation in the Canton River were in 1905 partially

? removed. Extensive wharves and godowns have been erected at Peak Hin Hok

ti on Honam Island, about two miles below Shameen. which enable ocean-going

v , vessels of considerable draught to proceed up to Canton.

Trade in 1933

There were no civil, military, or political disturbances of a serious nature during

I the year in the Canton district; there

with; banditry was less in evidence: andwerethenocommunist

serious epidemics

forces on orthefloods to contend

Kiangsi border

si ;gave no trouble inside the boundaries of Kwangtung. In these first essentials.

A46Q CANTON

tberef^Fe;,

tariffs* thecomiitions.weire favourableandtothe

anti,-Japawsb rhoyoqtt,. trade. It isinduced

poverty true thatbyheavy severaltaxation,

years ofhigh the,'

econpipic depressiqn.havQ’not encouraged the import trade, but these very,conditions

have provided a strong incent to tfie fuller development of

which the provincial and the municipal governments have pursued a most progressive local resources, a njatter in

policy. The government’s sulphyric acid factory has been

successful; its cement factory has been such a satisfactory undertaking that more completed and is proving

maohinery has beenjordered from abroad to augment the output; its silk weaving1

factory,.

enterprise,intendedis nearing principally

;completion; for experimental work in thecotton

plans for a government interests of private

mill have beeh

approved and a contract signed, by the government

supply of the necessary machinery and engineering staff; machinery has arrivedwith Swedish interests for thefor

the kiting of ojies.by the government in the interests of the mining industry; arid,

engineers have j»een-despatched to Germany and England fo,investigate

methods in iron and sjbfeel production and to obtain tenders for the , erection locally of the latent

an iron and

Amongst the steel plant.undertakings

projected These are ofa few the ofgovernment

the gbvernment

are two industrial projects,..

sugar factories, an

industrial alcohol plant,

factory. Besides these': undertakings, a wbhden mill, and a caustic soda arid

which it is hoped will lekd Kwangtung bleaching pbifdefin1

s

duktries but of the handicraft stage of development, the goverritoent is making hh

invaluable

behefits: thatsurvey shouldofbethederived

agricultural

from this and far-sighted

mineral resources

policy ofaretheobviousprovince,

arid rind

neridth

further comment,

' In Oanton

erected, nb feweritsel'than

f, the5,653

streets are being

houses beingextensively widened'rihd

under construction during mbdern buildings

the year. The

surrounding

highWriy Has dibeen'bpmpleted;

uiict is coveredand,byina'perfect network noof other

general, probably roadsprovince

; the Canton-SwatoV

can compare

with

HonataKwangturiig

;

boint hafe for beeneasecompleted,

of communication.

and the second Onesection,

section which

of the includes

reclamation work at

the bunding

of SOBae 7,200 feet of'the Honaili foreshore opposite the West Bund, is progressing:

steadily.

was ' C he bascule bridge over the Pearl River between Honam Island and Canton

longcompleted

and 60'feetand wide.formally opened to traffic

The foundation stone on Februarybridge

of another 15. Thisover bridge is 600

the Pearl feet

River;

td'connect

October 4. theA commercial

CantOn-Hankow airwayandservice

the Canton-Samshui

between Canton,Railway Swatow,lines; Amoy,wasFoochow,

laid on

Wenchow and Sbaiighai was inaugurated on October 25,

followsThe: homparativ'e

direct importsValue fromfigures

abroad,for62themillion

tradedollars

of Canton during 84.4

as against 1932millioh

and 1933iri are

T932'as;

direct exports of Chinese produce to foreign countries, 58.4 million

53.2 million ; coastwise importations of Chinese produce, 110.1 million dollars as against dollars as against

138.6 million ; and exports of Chinese produce coastwise, 26 millioh dollars as against

26.9

placemillion. A decline ofof'4the

in the total'Value 6.6cargoes

millionregistered

dollars, orunderoverthe15 per cent., therefore,

above-mentioned took

sections

of'trade. Tlt.muht.bb pointed out again, however, that while these■ statistics may give

sotrie iridierition of the trend of trade seeing that they are based on the same categories

ofthecargo

otherforhand,eachasofconclusive

the two yearsenoughcompared, the figures

data for making should not

deductions be accepted,

regarding the whole on

trade of the port, for the reason that coastwise movements of foreign goods (including

many of

atChinese., the

the Kowloon most important

Customsarriving import

and itsand staples,

Taishan such as

station)byand petroleum products,

the particulars that pay

of foreign duty

and ,

cprqmodities^ departing railway

Canton Custoih Hpus6. There is no doubt, however, that the foreign impPft trade are .not recprded at the

sustairied' considerable losses during the year under review. Imports of teXtiles-

suffered

tariff rates moreimposed

severelyon than

foreignusual fromin domestic

cloths, competition

May ; kerosene had theonsevere account of the newof

competition

local distilleries

output and with toa 100 faceper; foreign cement inhadduties

cent, increase to content withrubber

; the local the nerw shoelocal factory’s

industry has >

driven

were the

adversely Singapore

affected trade from the market; and many other import commidities

currency. Exports, it willbybethe

seen,tariff and signs

showed the decreasing

of improvement exchange owingvalue

to, a ofrevival

local

of interest,abroad.

figures for 1931; andShipments left tobacco,of wolfram

prepared ore (84,000

tobacco,piculs)

mats exceeded

(in quantity evenbutthenothighin

value), matting, and kittysols were amongst the export commodities to do well. The

 CANTON' A46L

silk market offered little sign of advance except in the case of silk :waste, the export

value figures

against for million

only 0.7 which were

in therather remarkable,

previous amounting

year and: 4.5 million intothe

4.9 good

millionyeardollars as

of 1931..

Aclearances

decline ofunder

1.2 million tons was registered for the sliipping trade in entrances and

precluded vessels General Regulations,

of that flag due mainlyport,

froin calling'at,the to thebutanti-Japanese

also due partly boycott,

to thewhich

fact

that the China Navigation Company’s shipping was brought to a standstill for four

months on account of a labour strike, at the company’s wharves arid godowhs.

DIRECTORY

GOVERNMENT

Kwangtung Provincial Government Canton Municipal Government

Chairman—Liu Wen Eai Mayor—Liu Chi-wen

Bureau of Social Affairs (Shah Hui

Department of Civil Affairs (Min Chu)—Jim Kook-chi

Cheng T’mg)—Lin Yi-chung Bureau of Public Safety (Kun-g An

Chu)—Ho Loh

Department of Finance (Ts’ai Bureau of Finance (Ts’ai Cheng

Cheng T’ing},—Au Fengrfu Obu)—Ho Chi-li

Departrneftt of Education (CMao Bureau of Public Works (Kung Wu

Chu)—Wan Shu-shing

Yu T’ing)—Huang Lin Shu Bureau of Public Health (Wei

Department of Keconstruction Sheng Chur)—Ho Chi-chang

Bureau of Education (Chao Yu

(Chien Sheh T’ing)—Ho Ohi-li Chu)—Lu Yia-kang

Acme sions Building, The Bund; Telephs.

Acme Code Company,

Commodity Publishers

and Phrase Cods 16044 and 12311; Cable Ad r

Representatives: Hogg and

British Concession, Shameen, Co.—19, Underiters

C.W. V.T. Starr, president.

Sullivan, supervisor(S’hai.)

^m S. L. Yang, manager

A. E. G. China Electric Co., Electri- AgentsNational

for :

Union FireBritish

Ins. Co.andandCon-22

cal Manufacturers and Engineers Other American,

—Canton Engineering Office: 73, tinental Insurance Companies

British Concession, Shameen; Te-

leph. 14C08; Cable Ad: Aegchinaco.

Branch Offices: Shanghai, Tientsin, American Bank Note Co.—c/e. Na-

i Hongkong tional City Bank of New York,.

F. W. Bues, Dipl. Ing., engineer Shameen; Cable Ad : Banknote

H. G. J. McNeary

n & m & & m American Bible Society (See Missions)

Mei-yah Pao Sien Kung Sze

American Asiatic Underwriters, American and China Oil Co.—32,

Fed. Inc. U.S.A., General Insurance: B.C., Shameen; Teleph. 14009

Eire, Marine, Motor-Car, Life,

Accident, Burglary, Plate-glass,

Baggage and Special Risks—Mis- American Consulate (See Consulates)

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A462 CANTON

American Foreign Insurance Asso- Asia News Agency—24, Kwong Wai

ciation, General Insurance—6-8-10, Road ; Teleph. 10982

Shaki Road; Cable Ad: Afiaoan-

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(South China),

W. G. Turbyfi]l, manager Ltd.—Shameen; Petrosilex

H. Ausrustesen J. W. Platt, manager

T. S'. Feng R. Y. Frost

J. S. Wong C. G.L. Agnew

(see Shanghai for Agencies) H. F. Ewin

W. G. Gerrard

^ ^ ft. ® ^ D.

P.F. Poison,

American Mail Line—Cable Ad: Davis installation mgr.

Dollar J. F. Simpson

The Robert Dollar Co., general Ault & Wiborg (China) Co.—7,

Agents (See Dollar Co., The Custom House Street, West Bund;

Robert) Teleph. 12172 ,

vi & m -m m B ^n4t

American Oriental Finance Backhouse, Ltd!; JaAiEs H., Importers

Corporation, Fed Inc., U.SA.,—32, and Exporters—73, B. C.,'Shameen;

British Concession. Shameen; Telephs. Cable Ad : Jayatchbee

16717

Caofc and 17092; RO. Box 11; Cable Ad:

M. K. Ryan, jr., manager

3T -gem zm

n m Sun Ckeong Baist

Shameen;& Co,—39,Telephs.French

15825,Concession,

13414 and

Andersen,

Contractors, Meyer & Co.,

Importers, Ltd., Engineers,

Manufacturers 11882: Cable Ad: Baist

and Insurance Agents—Teleph. 10928; H. R. Baist,. signs the firm

Cable Ad: Danica Dr.C. K.H. L.VathKlingbiel. signs'i.Y.

C.P. M.1. Fereuson, manager (Hongkong)

Markert, engineer-in-charge E. H. Raker ' 1I W. Y. S.W.Fung

Fung

J. Mental to | Lo Yu Man C.B. Jernakolf

Krasselt II Y.C. H. C. Kee

Ling

(for Agencies see Shanghai) H. Wiechers, I W. VVong

I K. Kwock

ff ife -'J? On Lee Ying Kong Lee Kwan Kon, .Chines sales mgr.

Arnhot.d & Co., Ltd., Merchants and Agencies-. Chemicals, . IPharmaceuticals

Engineers—Cable Ad: Harchi

G. E. Rathsam Prof. Dr. V. Poehl, Berlin

Asia Hotel Dr. R. and Dr,. O. Weil, Frank-

(See Hotel Asia) furt a. Main

Byk Guldenwerke, 'Berlin N.W.

Johannes Buerger Ysate Fabrik,

Wernigerode

Yao bong 'yen sbo bo him hong si Tres. Corporation, Budapest

Asia Life Insurance Co,, Life Insurance Meyer Castena & Co., Damburg

—Missions Building, The Bund; Technical Department

Tele,phs.. 16043 and 12311; Cable Ad : M. A. N. Maschihenfabrik Augs-

Alicochina; Code: Acme and Bent- burg N pernberg

ley’s. Main Office for the Orient: G. H. H. Gutehoffhungshuette,

17, The Bund, Shanghai Oberhausen Rhld.

Dr. C. S. Liu, resident assist, secretary Roeohling Buderus. Steel Works,

and medical referee Wetzlar

C. C.L. W.Chui.Wong,’

districtassist,

manager ■ Hatz Dieselmotoren G.m.b.IL,

manager Ruhstorf

 CANTON A463-

Eliu A.G. fuer EJekstrisclie In- Chartered Bank of Ind,, Australia &

China—Telephs. 13325 (Cdmpradoro

dustrie, Wien Dept,), 14233 (Sub-Agent’s Office);

Flottmann A-O-, Herne

Ernst Krause & Go., A.G., Berlin Cable JamesAd:Hyslop, Cometsubragent

Villerpy Boch, MettlaeU, Dres- A. J. Leask, sub-accountant

den, Bonn

Schule & Oo:, Hamburg

F. W. Gebr., Ritz ■& Schweizer, Cheong Tai Bank^-48, Koon Yat Road

East; Teleph. J1961

Gmuend Wttbg.

Messei* Pfeiffer,

Gebr. & Co., Frankfurt

Barbarossaa.M.Werk, Cheong Yik Bank—3, Pak Mai Street,

Kaiserslautern Sup SanCiiorig; Teleph. 12272

Oil Department China Manufacturers’ Bank—37, Tai

Sun Oil Company, Philadelphia Ping Road, South; Teleph, 13790

China State Bank—Sup Sam Hong;

m Teleph. 13340

Baltic Asiatic Co., Ltd.,

and Importers—62, The,Concession,

British Exporters

Shameen; Cable Ad: Baltiasico; Codes: fr ffi # fi

A.B.C. 5th & 6th.edns. , Acme, Bentley’s Tack Wah Ngan Hong

andJohntThivbrsar Trade Code

Manners Co., Ltd., agents Deutsc&n - Asiatische Bank — 8,

British Concession, Shameen; Telephs.

10938 and

Cable ; Ad:13151; P. O. Box 39.(Canton);

Teutonia

BANKS R. Franz, manager

R. E. Kuehne, signs per pro

F. Lindenau

H. von Essen

h m m $

Kwamg twng hgan hong

Grand

Ba?ik of Canton-, Ltd. — West Bund; 82, Taiping Road Central Savings Bank, Ltd.—

Telephs. 16577 ’ and 16578; Cable Ad: S.; Teleph. 13328

Cantonese

Chan Sien Ming, manager n mm ^

Ileuna hong sheong hoi ngan hong

Bank of China, Ltd.—13, Kwoo Yee Hongkong and Shanghai Banking

Street, Sup Sam Hong; Teleph. Corporation— Cable Ad: Delta

14484 J. C. G. Ferguson, agent

C. B. Ton Ire | ■{■ M. Soares

§* ss m L-G. E.P. da Luz I H.

daCruz L. A.J. Prata

da Roza

TheLoong

BankRoad;of Cable

East Ad:Asia, Ltd.—Hing

Eastabank

Chan Shing Mi, manager ^ m m m &

Man hwoh ise -elm' way

international Savings Society—

Toi wan ngan hong 20A,

Mail Shameen,

Ad. P.O. B.C.; 27Teleph. 16146;

Bank of Taiwan, Ltd. — British Con- Intersavin. Head Box

Office: 7.; Ave.

GableEdward

Ad:

cession, Shameen; Teleph. 13334; Cable VII, Shanghai.

Controlling South

Agencies China

at: — Branch

Amoy,:

Ad: Taiwangink Swatow, Macao, Kongmoon, Fatshan

S; Ydsbihara, manager andJ. Wucbow

G: Sakuma, per pro. manager M.China

X. Cbollot,

branch) manager (South-

Banque de l’Indo-Chine C.F. T.Noronha

Gomes, submanager

I M. Prata

J. C.Juge, managercasbier

Bonenfant, J. D. Lui K. P. Wu

Ma Fook Cho, compradore E. Tossane |

*A26

A464 CANTON

fr ft m ft m m m % m Braandmeld, Thomas, l.r.i.b.a.,

Surveyor—36a, Architect

British Concession,

Ka Wah Savings Bank, Ltb.—Taiping Shameen: Teleph. 14921

.Road South; Teleph. 10414; Cable

Ad : Kawasabank

S. K. “Cheung, managing director n % mm&m &

S. H. Sien, manager

F. K. Leong, sub-mgr. & cashier British-American

Ltd.-Telephs.

Powhattan

Tobacco

10213 Co Cable.

& 15819; (CIuna),

Ad:

W. Yaoting Tu, accountant J. P. Macdermott. division mgr.

ft m % m M. S. Hodjash | Miss M. Osorio

Kwangtung Provincial Bank, The British & Foreign Bible Society (see j

t—South Bund: Telephs. 10434, 10232, Missions)

10231; Cable Ad: 2639

iShem Tsai Wo, president British Episcopal Church (see Missions) |

Wong Koon Cheung, vice-pres.

Pok Po Tsai, do. British Consulate— (See Consulates)

fj $MI W P! $

Man kwoh bo tnnq ngan hovg * * I

National Citv Bank of New York, Butterfield & Swire (John Swire &

The —Cable

F. R.C.E.Bailey, Ad: Citibank

manager Sons, Ltd.), Merchants

W. F. Johnston, signs per pro.

W. I. Russell, pro-mer. and sub-a.cct.

Yeung, suBaecountant H. G. Bales

Miss M. Chinn .

Chu Lok Ting, compradore C. Pratt

National Commercial and Savings W. E. Price, godown supt.

Bank, Ltd.—11, Tai Ping Ma Loo; California Petroleum Co. of South j

Telephs. 12422 and 12421; Cable

Ad: Nacomsav China, (Sole Distributors for Export

Petroleum Co. of California, Ltd.,

ft m m. w m Producers of “Redi Ball’; Petroleum |

Yien Yieh Commercial Bank—Second Teleph. Products—127, Tai Nam Loo; i

West Bund; 12581

(manager) 14501;Teleph.

Cable Ad10300

: 7771and Canton Bankers Association; -- 14,

Yokohama Specie Bank —52, Shameen; Sai Wing Hong; Teleph. 10098 l!'

Teleph. 13306; P.O. Box 27

Canton Club—Shameen

Belgian Consulate—(Nee Consulates) Committee—M. A. Ami ett (chair-

man), J. H. Platt,, N. A. Gor- ;

jfjl] ^ She la si man, R. W. Seiffert and G. B.

Bodiker & Co., Importers, Exporters, Terdre

Commission and Insurance Agents—86, Hon. ’Secretary—C. B. Terdre

British

10912; P.O.Concession, Shameen;

Box 19; Cable Teleph Canton Gazette—43, Sai Wu Street

Ad: Bodiker;

All Codes used North; Teleph. 11838.

G. Bodiker

Canton-Hankow

Bornemann & Co., Importers, En- tion (Canton-iShiuchow Railway Administra- 1

gineers, Insurance Agents—French Cable Ad : Yuehway; CodesSection)/— : A.B.C. I

]

Concession,

168R3; Cable29 Shameen; Teleph.

Ad: Pervasion; 5th edition, West Union and

Codes: All Bentley’s

F. Ortlepn, Principal

H. K. Yau jg # S& sa *

J nenejf:

West Coast Life Insurance 'Co., . Canton-Kowloon

Section )'—Taf Sha Tbu

Railway '(Gliinese n

 CANTON A465

Canton and Hong Kong Fit Chot Central Sewing Cotton Thread —^ 50, Centralof

Agency, Ltd., The, Importers

r

Forwarding Co.—49, Chun Yuen Ave., B. C, Shameen; Cable Ad: Central

Street; Teleph. 14448 Agency, Shameen

^ Cheonfj wah

CJanton Overseas Trading Co., Ex- Central Hotel—West Bund; Teleph.

porters, Importers, Manufacturers, 10571

Shipping and Commission Agents—

99, Sap Sam Hong Road; Teleph. CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE

13722; Cable Ad : Cotco ? Codes : A.

B.C. 6th edn., Acme, Bentley’s and Canton British Chamber of Commerce

other Standard Codes Chairman—M. A. Annett

W. S. Mak, managing director Vice-do—R. K. Batchelor

U. N. Chant, director Secretary—CTias. E. M atson

Cho Chuen, do. Committee—H.

C. K. Wong

P. K. Tse Handcock, G. F.E. Campbell,

Matthews A.and F.

W. H. Mak A. E. Smith

iS. L. Mok Canton Foreign Chamber of Commerce

Affency: Chairman—R. K. Batchelor

Springfield Fire and Marine In- Yice-do. —A. Schubert

surance Co., Massachusetts Secretary—Chas. E. Watson

Committee—M. Gavin, G. E. Huygen,

Canton Riding Academy & Physical H.Hasegawa

Laffond, K. Neekelman and B.

Culture, The—Tungshan, Canton,

Teleph. 18375

Lieut.-Col. D. G. Kosikis, director ClIAMBRE DE COMMERCE

Chine (Section de Canton)FrANCAISE DE

and proprietor . President-—J. Juge

E. L. Basargin-Klock, secretary Vice-id. —H. Laffond Yincens

Netravelly, trainer and instr. Tresorier et Secretaire—J.

A. Chahidze, trainer

Canton Mercantile Co.— B.C., Sha- Chap Yik Union Fire Insurance As-

sociaton—16,

meen; Teleph: 10036 Sup Ba rn'Hong;TouToleph.

Lan Sheung

iStfe Street,.

Canton Wireless Manufactory—South Chark Man Hospital—Ching Hoi

Bund; Tekph. 11403 Road; Teleph. 10526

^0 Iff Lai ioo Chartered Bane of India, Etc. (See

Carlowitz & Co., Exporters, Importers, Banks)

Commission

230, AgentsCable

Shakee Road; andAd:Contractor^—

Hellmaiin; Ghee Wo Cement Shop—32, Hoi Ohu

Codes: A. B.C. 5th, Sthimpr.and6thedns,, Road; Teleph. 15344

Bentley’s,

R.R. LaurenzCarlowitz,

Lenzmann Acme and Mosse

(Hamburg)

(Shanghai) Chellaram, D., Silk Merchant & General

Dr. A. Nolte (Hamburg) Exporter—20, French Con., Shameen;

G. Roehreke (Shanghai) . Cable Ad : Chellaram

O. Lord (Hamburg.)' Cheong

H. Lehmann,

W. Heitzig manager

A. Harnissen Chong Kee

Street;Paper Store

Teleph. —88, Loong

11840

A. Weiss F. Seegelken Cheong Sing Estate Development Co.

G.Ch.Hardt

A. Schneider W.H. Heckel

Weckert —66, Koong Yat Road C.; Teleph.

J. Graner H. Embden 13170

Agency Cheong Wo Hong, Import and Ex-

Hamburg-Amerika Link port—333, Yat Tak Road; Teleph}

t for other agencies see Shanghai). 16101 . . ... . ; .... 01

 CANTON

II fS M Hymsunge.he China Tea Co.—40, Tai Ping Road

CffiEN Hsxn Engineering Co., Machinery South, 2nd floor; Teleph. 10742

and

Road Engineering Supplies—81, Tai Ping

H. D.South;

Deutz KuhrtTeleph. 14560;

- Humbold

P.O. Box 103

Motoi’en, Koeln

Deutz, Demag, Duisburg Kee chong po him yau han hung ze

China. Underwriters, Ltd., Life,

Fire, Marine, Accident, Motor Car and

fS M Hymsun General Branch

kong. Insurance—Head

Office: 62,Office:

Tai Hong-

Ping

China Export-Import & Bank Co., Ltd. Road'South General Agents—She van Tomes.

Importers and Commission Agents^—81,

Tai Ping Road South; Teleph. 13522; P. -Co., Shameen; Teleph. 10937; Cables

O. Box 103; Cable Ad: Lemjus; Codes: Ad: Keechepng

A.B.C. 5th and 6th edns and Mdsse. K. F. Yeuiig, Life Agency mgr.

Head Office: Shanghai. Branches: Can- Wai WTong Yue, Fire Agency mgr.

ton, Hongkong, Tientsin, Dairen,

Harbin,

H. D. Osaka

Kuhrt and Tokyo China United Assurance Society Ltd.

I. G. Farbenindustrie A. G. Leverkusen —246, Yat Tak Road; Teleph. 12310*

Lo Po Shue, manager

Pharmazeutical Dept.

China Insurance Co—13, Ku Yee Chun Hing Import and Export—79,

Luen Hing Road; Teleph. 14451 j

. Street; Telepih. 15947

Chung Hing News'Agency—32, Wui I

® w ta a Loong Lane, ^ze Pai Lou; Teleph.

12843

Lun shunchiu sheung kuh

China Merchants’ SteamNavigation Co.

—202, Loot Yee Sam Road; Teleph. Chung Mei?? Drug m^m*

12218 • Cb., Ltd., Whole- ij

sale and Manufacturing Chemists— 1p

9, Tai

China News Agency—27, Wad Sun 10627 ; Cable Ad ; Chungmei Ping Road South; Teleph. j

Road North, 2nd floor; Teleph. S. W. Kwong, manager

14980

China Petroleum Co—90, Tung King Chung Shan HotelThe Bund; ■

, Street; Teleph. 14521 Teleph. 12307

Chung Wah Aerated Water Co.—1,

China and Philippine Trading Co.— Teleph. Tung Yuen Chin, East Bund;

45, Pan Sheung Hong; Teleph. 11230

10934

Chung Wah Agriculture and Mining I

China Products Export Co., Ex- Co.—Ka Nam Tong East, Tai Ping. N

porters and Importers, Manufac- Road South; Teleph. 12473

turers, General Commission Agents

—Bank of Canton Building, West

Bund; Teleph. 12354; P.O. Box 52; Cinema Trade Co.—Chiu Yam Street,. I

The Bund ; Teleph. 13606

Cable Ad: Productsco

China Safety Match Factory—Tai Commercial Press, Ltd.—196, Wing! j:

Hon Road North; Teleph. 11800

Ping Fong, Honam; Teleph. 50037

Commercial Union Insurance. Co.^.o

China Steamship Co.—42, Tai Ping Ltd.—74, Tung Man Road; Teleph. ; .

Road South; Teleph. 13728 15995

 CANTON A467

CONSULATES t ^ m m * m *

rt m m m mm* Tai I tai li Ling sz kun

Tai mee l-wok csuny ling sz chu Italy

Consul-General—Comm.

(residing in Hongkong)A. Bianconi

America—Sb ameen

Consul - General — Joseph W.

Eallantihe i A. Bay

Consul—Cliarles » v m m * b

Do, —J. Hall Paxton. Japan

V ice-Consul—lleginald Bragonier, n* ^ m m * *

Tai wo kvjok Ling sz’ kun '

t mm it * Netherlands

Tai peh ku'olc Ling sz kun Consul—J. J. Wierink

Belgium ir ii m m ^ m *

^Consul-General for South

Hongkong, Macao,v Philippine China, T'ai No wai kwdk ling sz kun

Islands—-H. van dtr Straeten Norway—Cable Ad: Noreg

(residing in Hongkong) Consul—R, K. Batchelor

Czechoslovakia—Shameen f»MS is..

[ .Consul—H. Laffond Ta sgi yeung kwok chung ling shii,

Denmark Portugal — 56, French Concession,

Consul—Kay Neckehnan Shameen; Teleph. 14291

Secretary—Erik Huttemeier Consul-Gen.—V. M. Morgado

, Vice-C|Onsul—M. H. GraciasLo ,

Chinese Secretary—Yut-po

Finland

1 Consul—A. Schubert

(c/o Reuter Brockelmann — |8, Sweden —Shameen; Teleph. 10937

British Concession, Shameen), Vice-Consul—II. K Campbell

•g m m m ± *

Tai Fat Jiwok Ling:sz chu ^ Tai sui shi kivok ling dz kun .

.France Switzerland

Consul—L. Eymard Consul—U. Spalinger

Cbanceller—A. Hoffmeister

■Germany—No. 66^. British .Ooni^ssio'n ;Crownchina Company, Inc...— 33a,

Shffimeen; Cable Ad: Co.n,s't! germa B.C., Shameen; Teleph, 15208; Cable

Consul Gerioral—Or.

Vice-Consul F: Altbniiurg

- Dr. II. Vbskanvp Ad: Chinacrown; All Codes

Chancellor—C. H.

Secretary - P. BeckmannKahtAr" General Agents for

Stepotypist—Frau M. Koehler Crown Life Insurance Co.,

Toronto, Canada

i- ^ ffi m m m * Wi Yuet Ilai Kwan

Tai Ying kwojc Tiling Ling szchu Customs, Chinese Maritime—

Great Britain—Cable Ad:

(In charge of..British Interests inBritain Revenue

1 Department

the provinces of Kwangtung and Commissioner—L.

Acting administrative K. Little

Deputy Com-

Kwangsi —excepting

Consul-General for Macao Swatoxy. Also missioner—H. W. Hosking

Acting: Preventive, Deputy Commr.—

Consul-General

C.M.G., O.E.E. — Herbert Phillips, A. J. Hope Kun Chiu, Ng Shiu

Assistants—Fong

Consul—C. E. Whitarnore

Vice-Consul — D. J.Cameron Hung, Chu Po Lam, Leung Shi Wai,

Pro-Consul—W. McLaughlin D. B. Monroe, Lai Kampoo; Siu

Steno-typiste—Miss ' M . T. Edwards Ting

Yen, Kwan,

HuangK,O.Chili

S. Pooth, Liang

Chian, P. Chun

R.TahS.

Constable—W. Read Wal.sham, Oyahiada. Chung

 CANTON

Chung, Kwong In-nun, Fok Chong

Wa, Yeh Chaining, Chiang Tsung- Agencies Hongkong, C. & M. Steamboat Co., Ld.

heng,

Yu AnHuang Chi Nan and Chen Peninsular and Oriental S. N. Co.

Medical Officers — Dr. R. L. Lancaster, Prince Line &. Sil ver Line

Dr. J. E. Rigenbach, Dr. Chan Ben Line&ofAustralian

Eastern Steamers S.S. Co., Ld.

Chung San, Dr. Ho Tchi Tcheong British-India S;; N. Co.,

Co. Ld. (Apcar Line)*

and Dr. Hsu Chi Liang Alliance Assurance

Chief Tidesurveyor—J.

Asst. do. —P. C.L. T.Moreland

C. Boyd China Fire Insurance Co., Ld.

Boat Officers—W. E. Davies, Chan U British Traders’ Insurance

Union Assurance Society, Ld. Co., Ld.

Kun,

Wu Ip Yau Cheong and Ng Cho MarineAssurance

InsuranceOo.,Co.,Ld.Ld.

Assistant Boat Officers—G. Bottis- Atlas

tuzzi, Lloyd’s

Wan Lau Chik Chi and Li Kwok Mercantile

Silver Line Bank of India, Ld,

Chief Appraisers—W. Moore and P.

J. Gleeson A. Silgalw

Appraiser—E.

Assist. Appraisers—J. W. Galvin, G, E. DentM & Co., Ltd. ^ ® Ha pat tin dee

Herbert, Tea Inspectors-

Cammiade

Inspector and So Nim KoBenoist

of Examiners—F. and Commission Agents—Canton

Examiners—H. Owen, E.

V. Nesvadba, Y. Yamasumi, A. C. Leopold, Agency

Taylor, S. A. Kitson, A. A. Simoes, N. Brit. & Mercantile Ins. Co., Ld.

A.Au F.luNielsen,

Cheung,A. S.A. dos Remedies,

Logvinoff, G. Deutsche Asiatische Bank—(see Banks)

Iwakuma, Wong Kit-zan and Chao

Chun Chieh

Assistant

Hon, N. Examiners

Dikhman, —H.Leung Olsen,Ping

Ho Directory and Chronicie of The

Wing Yan, Wu Kit Sang, HsiehHsiao- Far East (China, Japan, Malaya, Phi-

Kuo lippines,

Liang, Ko Kui-hok, Chen Indo-China, Dutch East

liang, Leung Kwok Choy, Chung Indies, etc.)

Canton Agents—Koehler & Co.

Chak Nam,

Fang, Lo LimE.PoA. Tso, Wang Ting

Harbour Department

Actg. Harbour Master—R. Longworth Dodwell & Co., Ltd.,Teen cheang

Merchants — Sha-

Berthing Officers—W. F.

N. Porozoff and Shao Shi Mai O’Farrell, Y. meen; Telephone 10915. Head Office : 24,.

Junk Office: St. Mary Axe, London, E.C.; and at

Chen Kai-kwan,

Yu Kuan, assist, in charge Hongkong, Shanghai, Hankow,

chow,Yokohama, Kobe, New York, San Foo-

Sung examiner Francisco,

Los AngelesSeattle, Vancouver, Colombo,

3>AN-ish Consulate—(Nee Consulates)

4V

Dairy Farm Ice and

Ltd.—Sharneen; Cold12571

Teleph. Storage Co., Dollar Co., The Robert, Shipping,

Lumber and General Importers—4, Sha

Kee Road; Cable Ad: Dollar

Davie Boag & Co.—20, French Oon- B.K. Carpenter, agent

, cession; Teleph. 14008

^ ^ 3$ *

HI (ft Tih kin Dollar Steamship Line—CableAd: Dollar

Deacon & Co., Ltd., Merchants, Shipping The Robert Dollar Co., general agents

and Insurance Agents—Cable Ad :Deacon {See Dollar Co,, The Robert)

R.A.H. E.K.

S. Smith, managing

Batchelor,

Quin, directordirector

director Draco Advertising Service—Ka, Kam

L. B. Wood | D. H. Munro Tong South; Teleph. 10750

 CANTON A4#9

m ^ #i m 56 m Finnish Consulate—(see Consulates)

Eurasia Aviation Corporation (Cantot* French Consulate - (see Consulates)

Station), Air Service—24, Wei Oi Road,

West; Teleph. 15454; Radiogram and Frolich, Tselee & Co., Ltd., General

CableHankow,

sha, Ad; 5526;Chengchow,

also Stations at Chang-

Peiping, Importers, Exporters, Commission

Sian, Agents—39,

Lanchow, Nanking and Shanghai (Head B.C., /Rhameeh.; P.O.

Office) Box 86; Teleph. 10918; Cable Ad:

H. C. Tang, station master Artus; All Standard Codes

H. J. Frolich,, managing partner

C.C. W.

S. Liao,

Kao, assist, staff

radio-operator Tse Chi Nam,

Lee Hon Cheung, do.

do.

K. C. Liu, mechanician

Foo Kwok Coal Mining Co., Ltd.,

Dutch Consulate—(Nee Consulates) Miners for AntHricites and Soft

Coal—Chung Kwai Road: Teleph.

Fancy Goods Store, The, Importers, 12801; Radio : 6226

Drapers, Outfitters, Retail and Fook Lee &; Co.—8r Luen Hing Roadj

Wholesale, Exporters of all Chinese Teleph. 15601

Products—15, F.C., Shameen

J. A. Gurvich, proprietor Fook Sing—33, Sin Kee; Telepfh

FarHongEast Chemical Factory—58, Tai 13491

Road; Teleph. 15785 Franco-Chinese Savings Society-—

Far East Commercial Co.—202, Look 33, 14702

Hing Loong Road'; Teleph.

Yee Sam Road; Teleph. 14049

French Mission—(see Missions)

W & & Fama wei lum

Farmer & Co., Wliliam, Merchants General Electric Co, oe China, Ltd.

and Commission Agents — British —Mission Teleph. 12783

Building, The Bund,

Concession, Shameen; Cable Ad:

Farmer

W. R. Farmer, partner German Consulate—(see Consulates)

J. H. Ferguson, partner

W. G. Cameron KM-km

Mrs. P. D. Lammert

Agents for ; Kwong Chow Sai Tai, Tack Kwok

South China Morning Post Tai Tuek Fong

Hong Kong Telegraph German Dispensary, Ltd., The (Deut-

China Mail sche Apotheke), Chemists & Drug-

Hong Kong Sunday Herald

Wm. C. Jack *fc Co., Ltd. (Hall’s gists, Oertified Dispensers—38, West

Bund; Teleph. 10477

Distempers) M. Muller, manager

Bishop, Howe & Co. Agencies:

“Kepkold” Refrigerators K. Engelhard, Frankfurt

IlE Fo Be Dr. L. Oestreicher, Berlin

Feld & Co.,,General

Ltd., F„Merchants

Engineers,— 5Con- Dr. Kade, Berlin

tractors, 2-A, Luitpold-Werke, Muenchefi

British

10914; CableConcession, Shameen; Teleph.

Codes; Gilman & Co.* Ltd.— 2, French

A.B.C., 5th andAd:6thFeldbobe;

edns., Bentley’s, Concession, Shameen; Teleph.. 16175;

P.O. Box 49; Cable Ad!: Gilman.

- Carlowitz Gal land-Ingenieur,

ing, MoSse and Mosse Suppl. Engineer- Motoi* Car. Show Room and Service

Th.O.Janssen, dipl.-ing. manager •Station: 60, Pak Tse Road,; Tung

Frege Shan; Teleph. 1-8273

Lam Tak Chui, compradore V. E. Ferrier, mabiager

A470 CANTON

Agencies: ^ m is ^ Hing sing

Insurance Hannibal & Co., W. A., Merchants and

The Manufacturers Life Insurance Commission H. T. BuxtonAgents

(Hongkong)

Company Lo' Tsok Man

The Ocean Accident & Guarantee Tam Hung Ip

Corporation, Ltd.

The Palatine Insurance Co., Ltd. Agency

The Western Assurance Co. Scottish Union and National Insce. Co.

The Halifax Fire Insurance Co.

The Fire Association of Philadel- Hanover Fire Insurance Co., New York.

phia —Missions Building, The Bund;.

Motor; Cars Telephs. 12311 and 16044; Cable Ad:

Hillman Motor Car. Co., Ltd., Underiters

Coventry, England

1 American Asiatic Underwriters, Fed.

Plumber, Ltd., Coventry, England Inc., TT.S.A., mgrs. for the Orient

Bootes, Ltd., London, England

Willys-Overland Inc., Toledo, Hing Yip Shipping Co.—68, Ngow

Ohio, U.S.A. Chow Ngoi Street, Honam: Teleph.

Goeke & Co., A. — Importers, Ex- 50107

porters, Insurance Agents—86, B. C., ^lj Cheong Lee

Shameen; P.0. Box 105; Cable Ad:

Asteridian Hogg & Co., Silk Merchants, Exporters

A. Goeke (Hong Kong) and Importers,

British Commission

Concession, Shameen;Agents—19,

Cable Ad:

H. Ammann do.

H. Ferber, Canton manager and Hogg, Shameen; Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn.,

Bentley’s, Acme, etc.

attorney A. Y. Hogg, proprietor

E. Ammann

Pak Mou Ching Agents for

Lau Pak Him Acme Code Co., New York, U.S.A.

Hung Shiu Yan

Kwan Kwok Sze

Hui Tse Kwong Ho see

Holland - China Handelscompagnie,

Golden City Investment Co.—26, Sup (Canton) Co., N. V. (Holland-China Trading

Pat Po; Teleph. 12744 British(Canton), Ltd.)Shameen;

Concession, Merchants — 65,

Teleph.

13867; Cable Ad: Holchihand

W. Kien, (Rotterdam)

Great China Insurance Co., Ltd.— H. E. Bodde, do.

35, New Bund; Teleph. 15429 J. J. Wierihk, signs per pro.

Great Eastern Hotel—226, The Bund; Agencies Lam She Wan, compradore

Teleph. 12400 Java-China-Japan Line ’

Group Chine & Co.—9, PYench Con- Holland

East AsiaOost-Azie

Line) Lijn (Holland-

cession, Shameen; Teleph. 143515 “ Philips ” Glowlamps, Eindhoven

(Holland) m

H Sze cheong Hongkong & Shanghai Bank (S^Banks)

Griffith

porters, (1932), Ltd.,Merchants,

General T. E., RawShipping

Silk Ex-

and Insurance Agents & m San-chee-lee

M. A. Annett, director Hongkong Canton Expgrt Co. Ltd.,

P. Nipkow, do. (absent) Export, Import, Insurance, Shipping—

M. M. Annett, do. 33, British

W. Seiffert, signs per pro.

D. Noronha 13630; CableConcession, Shameen; Teleph.

Ad: Hocanexco

C. Arnulphy, manager

 CANTON A471

m m m & m m Hutchison & Co., JohnD.—Yictoria Hotel

Jla la Sal po tl Building,12389

Teleph. Shameen; Cable Ad: Spero;

Hongkong Daily Press,” Morning P. C. Mooney

Newspaper (.Estab. 1857Hongkong: Wai Chun Ling I Kwok Hang Chiu

11, Ice House Street (1st floor) and, 480, Cbau Yui Chi | Chow Chung Man

Hennessy

(nigh t) 44511;Road; Telephs.

P.O. Box 1; Cable’ 30251, and

Ad; Press. gg fr3 Hui gen

4;London

Cable. Agency: .53, Fleet Street, E.C. Huygen, G. E., Export; Import, Insurance

Ad; Socotrine and Commission

Hongkong Weekly Press and cession; Teleph. Aggnt—2,'

11495, PO.FrehCh

Box Con-

112;

China Overland Trade Re- Cable Ad: Huygen; Codes used: A.B.C.

port 6th edn., Bentley’s, Acme and Private

Directory and Chronicle of Codes G.O. Hechtel,

E. Huygen,

China, Japan, IVEalaya, etc.

Hongkong Daily Press,-Ld., proprs. signsprincipal

the firm (Hongkong)

H.F.Meier,

Huygen do.-; (Canton)

Canton Agents : .Koehler & C?o.— K. Hodapp (Swatow)

13, British Concession;. Shanieeri , Tam Sui Tong, compfadore

Hongkong & South China Launch

Co.—19, British Conpessipn, . Sha-

rneeri;

LillicrapTeleph.

• Code :13«60; Cable, Ad:

Bentley’s, Ying shang po ria men-yang Men

S. Y.Lillicrap, yu hsien hung sz ,

A. WaHab, assist. .

principal Imperial Chemical Indgstries (China),

Ltd. (Formerly Brunner, Mond «fe Co.

Y. H. Yung China, Ltd.),andImporters of Alkalies and

Y. T. Lee Commercial Industrial Chemicals—

Poon Fook Sam, Compradove 46, Central Avenue, Shameen; Telephs.

Seon Hon Wan ^ ^ P.14007

O. Box & 15978 (Office),

24; Cable Ad:50051

Alkali(Godown);

Honwan Trading Co. The—Ex- G. E. Matthews, district manager

port, Import, Engineering, Com- C. A. Wright

mission Agents and Manufacturers’ R.A. T.G. Muspratt-Williams

Hargreave j. E. N,. Clibborn

Agents—16, F.C., Shameen; Cable

Ads; Honwan and Sudeo; Codes: International Assurance Co. Ltd.

Acme and Mosse (Incorporated

H. Yollmers, manager

K. P. Hui, signs per pro. Ordinances of under Hongkong),the Life,

Companies’

Fire,

Y. K. Lee, do. Marine, Motor-Car, Ilaggage and House-

holders’ Insurance— Mission

The Bund; Teleph. 13760; Cable Ad: Building,

Hotel “Asia”—West Bund; Teleph. Brintasco

12407

Under the

Co., Ltd. management of the Sun International Savings Society {See

Banks)

Hoi Chu Hotel—The Bund; Teleph. Italian Consulate {See Consulates)

12941

Hop Chung Electric Supplies—26. Japanese Consulate {See Consulates)

Wai Oi Road, C.; Teleph. 12018

Hup Chung Investment and Savings Jardine, faMatheson fg Ewo

& Co., Ltd., Mer-

Co.—Second - West ' Bund; Teleph. chants

12342 Alex. E. Smith, agent

Hup A. M. da Luz | R. D. Baptista

Hong,Kwan Navigation

Po Shuen Street, Co.—6,

West Bund; Sam Tai Chung Hau Wharves

Teleph. 10660 F. M. Ide, godown supt. -.‘I

A472 CANTON

Agents for: Kavakana, S. F., Merchant and Com

Itido-China S. N. Co., Ltd. mission

H. S. Agent

Kavarana

Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ltd.

"Glen” Line, Ltd.

American & Manchurian Line Kentwell, Lawrence K., b.a. (Oxon)r

Canton Insurance Office, Ltd. ll.b., Barrister-at-Law—4, Shakee

Hongkong Fire Insce. Co., Ltd. Boad; Teleph. 13842; P.O. Box 26;

OaJble Adi: Kentwell

» K a 8HM6 * £

Jardine Engineering Corporation, Kin Shing Investment & Construc-

tion Co.—142, Tai Tak Road; Teleph

Ltd., The 14098

Alex. E. Smith, signs per pro.

Alex. Kidd, branch manager

T. F. Wei, sales engineer ^ rei

Conant Lee, do. Koehler & Co., Importers and Ex-

*C. Y. Feng, do. porters—19, British, Concession, Sha-

meen ; Teleph. 13238; P.O. Box 39;

$ m Cable Ad: Koehlerco; Codes, used:

Jebsen & Co., Importers and Ex- A.B.C. 6th edn., Acme, Universal

porter,

InsuranceMachinery, Shipping

Agents—Shameen, and Trade and Private

B. C.; P.O.

Box 18; Cable Ad: Jebsen; Codes: Agents fot\

A.B.C. 6th edn., Bentley’s The

Ltd.Hong Kong Daily Press,

J. Jebsen, partner and(Aabenraa,

Acme

Directory and Chronicle of

Denmark) China, Japan, Malaya, etc.

J. H. Jessen, do. (Hongkong)

C. Offersen, signs per pro.

H. Schneider Kwangtung Silk British

Agency, Concession,,

Raw Silk

G. Neugebauer ) H. Koehler Exporters—33a,

Machinery Dept iShameen; Teleph. 15208; Cable Ad:

H. W. Henke Silkagent

Dyes Department P. iServanin, manager

H. Pielcke Poon Hook Ghee

it. Schiffler 1 M. Hess Kwangtung Provincial Bank

tlohnson Engineering Co. — 87, {See Banks)

British

11022; P.Concession,

O. Box 104;Shameen;

Cable Ad:Teleph.

John- Kwok Man Advertising and Fine

engine; Codes: A.B.C. 6th

Complete phrase, Universal edn.,Trade

Bentley’s

and Arts Co.—41, Tai Ping Road South,

" Mosse 2nd floor; Teleph. 15407

F. F.Kraemer

G. Paechnatz, manager Kwong Chow Hotel—161, Wing Hon

Road North; Teleph. 15070

fit Sui Kee

Johnson & C°-> R-, Import-Export— Kwong Chow University—19, Man

64-65, British Concession, Shameen; Tak Road; Teleph. 10735

P.O. Box 35; Cable Ad: Luxoriens

Ka Wah Savings Bank, Ltd. {See Banks) Kwong Teleph. Nam

12032 Dockyard—Tung Lon;

Kailan Mining Administration

Him Tai & Co., agents # ± ii

Karanjia, it Co., C. M., General Silk Lam & Co.,and J.,Commission

Shipping Importers,Agents—23a,.

Exporters

Merchant's

porters and and Commission

Importers—22, Agents,

FrenchCableEx-

Con- B. C., Shameen; Teleph. 13624 P.O. Box

cession,

Ad: PatellShameen; Teleph. 14006; 33; Cable

J. Lam Ad: Jameslam

 CANTON A47S

Lamme RT & Son, C. H., Surveyor, Fire Wm. E. Hoffmann, m.a., and wife,

a.ud Marine Loss Adjusters and biology

Appraisers—Loxley

floor, British Conoession, Building,Shameen;

ground A. R. Knipp, ph.d., and wife, physics

Cable Ad: Lammert; Code: Bentley's C. College

N. Laird, a.m.,and

of Arts andSciences

wife, dean.

C.LoiH.LipLammert—

Mun, assistant W. E. MacDonald, m.a., and wife,

mathematics

F. (onA. McClure,

furlough) m.s., and wife, botany

m ® H. B. Reto, m.a., and wife, Middle

Li & Fung, Exporters and General School Science

Merchants—186-188,Luk Yee Sam

Teleph. 12804;Cable Ad: Lifung; Codes, Road; Rudland Showed, B.se., and wife,

Western Union Telegraph, 5th end., physics

A.B.C. 5th

E. J. Kelly, b.a., EnglishM.s., chemistry

Commercial Telegraph ifc Cable Code:

International Lugagne, Bentley’s, Pri-

vate, Universal Trade, Acme and F,MissP. Metcalf,

R. McCullough,

ph.d., andm.a.,

wiie,Englisb-

botany

Supplement Ernest

I. J. R.

Condit,Tinkham,

ph.d., m.a.,

and BiologyHor-

wife,

Li To-ming, managing partner ticulture

Fung

FungPak-liu,

Hon-wai,do.signs perdo.pro. Luther B.J.Cox, b.a., b.a.,

EnglishPrincipal,

Fung Hon-chu, do. Martha Hynes,

Leung Hung Piu, Ko Kat Po, Western School

Ngan Heung Clio, Chan Shing TheodoreM. Hodwalker, b.a.,English

Yan, Kwan Lun Ki, Li Wai Sum, Ingeborg Stolee, b.a., secretary

Miss Fung Lai-wa, Wu Pun Fung Franklin G. Wallace, ph.d., biology

ijflj Lok se li

m & m

Liang, Y. W., Architect and Civil Loxley House,

& Co., W. R., Merchants—Loxley

Shameen; Teleph. 13557; Cable

Engineer — 252, Yat Tak Road; Ad: Loxley

Teleph. 15464 C.F.Nissen, manager

Y. W. Liang, b.sc., c.e., m.c.t.e. Meyer

iH. F. Sze i Miss L. Tossan

LilSicrap, Customs Brokers, Clearing Agencies:

& Forwarding Agents, Wines Spirits, Wilh. Wilhelmsen Line

Manufacturers’

British Representatives

Concession, — 19,

Shameen; Teleph. Royal Insurance Co., Ltd.

13860; Cable Ad: Lillicrap; Code: Queen Insurance Co., Ltd.

Bentley’s

S. Y.Lillicrap, principal

A. Wahah,: assist. £ ?£ n ft Jg 15

Y. H. Yung | Y. T. Lee Luen

General Fung & Co*, Manufacturers

Exporters—13, Sun King Street; and

Boon Fook Sam, eompradore Teleph. 11715;Universal

Cable AdTrade,

: Luenfung;

Codes: Acme, Bentley’s

® m m w m andFung

Private Yau Yan, managing partner

Lingnan Univehsity (Canton Christian

College) — Cable Ad: Lingnanuni or Lyon, G. Edward, Attorney-at-Law

Amerfound

W. Kf Chung, LL.n., and wife, president (American) — 80, British Concession,

J. M. Henry, n.i)., and wife, provost Shameen; Teleph. 11285 ; Cabl0i Ad :

H.W.C. Brownell, M.A.„and wife, history Lyonco

W. Cadbury, M.O., and wife,

H.college physician

L. Caldwell, E.A., English Madier,

Waste Silk Ribet et Cie., RawAd:Silk

Exporters—Cable and

Madier-

H. S. Frank, pu.n.j and wife, chem. silk Code; Bentley’s. Shanghai, Can*

P. (on

A. Grieder,

furlough)M.A., and wife, English ton,H.Yokonama and Lyons

G. W. Grofl, m.s., arid wife, Horti- Madier, partner

J. Madier, do.

cultureHartman,

Ernest (on furlough)

u.se., and wife, A. H.Ribet,

Laffond,do.signs per pro.

sericulture L. Demeure, do.

A474 CANTON

$$ ^ Men na MISSIONS

Manners

forfcers &. Exporters,

and Co., Ltd.,Shipping

John, and Tm- American Bible Society—202 Municipal

nsurance Agents—62, Bank Building; Cable Ad : Burkwall,

sion, Shameen ; Cable British Conces-

Ad: Manners; Fongtsuen

Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th edns., Acme, British Episcopal '.Oh#rch Establish-

Beiitley’s and,Universal Trade ment, Christ

John Manners,

Wallace, J. Hansen,. director

do. (Hongkong)

do. Trustees — The Churph—Shameen

Bishop of Victoria,

K. Kastmann, do. do. H.B.M.

Vice-Consul Consul-Geperal, H.B.M.

L. Muhle, manager Committee—Lev. P. Jenkins,, V. ,P.

B.B. Lasala

Herschend |I P.O. Kring Waters

N. O.1 Christensen

Lasala Hon. Secy.andandJ.Treas.—L.

L. WpiglijfB. Wood

Agencies.

East Asiatic Co., Ld. ofS.S.Copenhagen French Mission

Ellerman & Biicknall Co., Ld. Rt. Rev. Mgr. Fourquet, Bishop

States S’teamship Cd'

Andrew Weir &.Co, .’(Bank.Line) A.R. R.Jarreau

F. F. C. Robert, Pro-vicar

P. Frayssinet . Weyres

P.C. Fabre

Favreau , J.P, Lerestif Le Baron

hi ^ m am% P. Chatelain P.; Seznec

Manufacturers

Co., The—2, French Life insurance

Concession, ISha- C, Pierrat F. L. Morel

meen; Teleph. 16175; P.O. Box 49; Cable

Ad: Manulife. Head Office: Toronto,

Canada ^ Samching

Y. E. Perrier, Canton representative Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd., General

Importers and Exporters—58,

Concession, Shameen; Cable Ad: Mitsui. British

Masonic Club, Canton—kShameen Head Office: Tokyo

President—J. P. Macdermott

Hon. secretary and Treasurer—W.

Mills 12 1$ Hip hee

Melchees & Co., Importers, Export- iViogra & Co., E. R., Merchants

ers, Shipping and Insurance and Commission Agents, Exporters

and Importers, Jade a Speciality,

Agents—39, British Concession, :Sha-1 | Oriental Art Wares, Antiques,

meen^; Teleph. 12841; Oable Ad: Chinese Old and Modern Em-

Melchorseo. Head ' Office : CL Mel-

chers ■'& Co., Bremen. Branches: broideries—Shameen; P.O. Box 44;

Shanghai, Hankow, Tientsin, Tsing- Cable 5th and

Ad: Mogra; Codes A.B.C.

6th edns., Bentley’s and

tao,

Neiw YorkSwiatoyr, and Melchers, Inc. Private

E. R. Mogra ,

Millington, Ltd., Advertising Agents, C. J. Bhumgara

Printers and Publishers — 6, ¥ing 5fi I Hn ££ Sha min Kun9 po

Lung Lane; Teleph, 14716

E. C. Millington, managing direc- Municipal Council— Shameen (B.C.)

tor (Shanghai) Chairman—R. K. Batchelpr

B. Bozenbaunr; directing manager Vicq-do. —M. A. Annqtt .

(Shangliai)

Major E. B. BrasierrCreagh, J. P.F. Mac

A. Handcoqk

Dermott

manager (Hong Kong) ,G. E. Mathews

D.M.I.MECH.E

P. W. and Secretary—C,

“General Offiedi ; ‘

S. K. Ng, in-charge , M.I.LOCO.E. E, Watson,

K. W. Fok, chjef clerk G- r.n.

S. P.—Copidr,

(retd. 1

) 11. M. Hunt, p.s.o.,

C. K. Leung, Y. M. Ho, D. D.

Dohse and K. S. Lok, salesmen I Chief Clerk—T. Leong,D. M. Brewster

Matron. S.N.H.—Miss

 CANTON A475

Municipal Council, French Conces- m ^ ft

sion

M.president, Consul de France, Northern

L, Eymard,Ex-oilicio FeatherWorks, Ltd. (Nordisk

Fjerfabrik A/S), Feather Merchants and

Members—M.M.H.S. ivavarana and cession, Hydraulic. Presspackers—British

Shameen; Con-

Works and Codowns:

J. Juge Tai Sha Tau, East Bund; Cable Ad:

Mustard & Co.—Sup Pat Po Road; Chinaimport; tield’s, Lieber’s,Codes:

A.B.C.,Bentley’s,

5th edn. Scho-

and

Teleph. 13746 Private

K. Neckelman, manager

Nam Ying Insurance Co.—42, Tai E. Huttemeier

Ping Road South; Teleph. 12450 Chan Wing Ip, pompradore

M. Bielunski

a » ® tr « & a'S ® Norwegian, Consuj.ate (Nee Consulates)

Nanyang Brothers Tobacco Co., Ltd.— Sworn Measurer’s Office—5^, .Sha-

—The Bund; Teleph. 12009; Cable Ad: meen ; Cable Ad : Measurer

3353 J. Linaker

35 H Mei-ya Olivecrona, G. Wr D., Major (Royal

National

Building,Union

The Fire

Bund;Ins.Telephs.

Co.—Missions Swedish Corps of Engineers), C.E.,

16044 Engineer-in-CHeL

andAmerican

12311; Cable Cnderiters Fed. vancy Commission toforRiver-

Ad:Underwriters,

Asiatic

Conser-

Kwangtung.

Inc., U.SlA., managers for the Orient Province, National Government

Nestle & Anglo-Swiss J Condensed Oriental Hotel—The Bund

Milk C6.—1§, French Cdncession,

Shameen; Teleph. T2255; Cable Ad : m & mm m ft

Nestles Ta 'pan sheung shun hung sze

W. L. Thompson, manager Osaka Shosen Ka is ha—31, British Con-

New Asia Hotel—Tai Ping Road cession Shameen; Teleph. 12235; Cable

Ad: Shosen. Head- Office: Osaka

South; Tbieph. 12602

Pavri, K. S., and> Sons, Merchamts

New Asia Underwriters—West Bund; and P.O. Commission Agents—Shameen;

Box 329 (Hongkong);. Cable

Teleph. 13541 Ad: Kasopa

K.P. K.S. Pavri

Pavri

New China Hotel—501, Tai Ping Road

South; Teleph. 16243 J. K. Pavri

S. K. Pavri

National City Bank of New York (Nee Rustom K. Pavri, sighs per pro.

Banks)1

Peter Music Co., Manufacturers, of

National Commercial & Savings struments—206, Pianos)1 Organs, and Musipal In-

Bank, Ltd.—(Nee Banks) Wing Hon Road;

Teleph. 14665;; Cable Ad: Betermusic;

Nielsen :&■ Malcolm, Fire Loss Asses- Code, used: Bentley’s

sors—3, Victoria Bldgs., Shameen; Ping On Custom Broker Co.—10,.

Cable Ad : Nielcolm, Victoria, Sha- Luen King Road; Teleph. 11383

meen

Pqleman & Co.—Ching Yuen Road

® m ft 0 South; Teleph. 13739

Nippon Yusen KAfsHA-69, British Con-

cession, ShameenuTeleph. 11004; Cable Portuguese Consulate—(Nee Consu-

Ad: Yuen .: lates)

A476 CANTON

m m mm m fil ^4 Tai wo

Post Okfice Reiss, Massey & Co., Ltd., Silk Mer-

Kweunytung Dist, -r- Head Office: chants, Importers .and Exporters—

Cable Ad : Josstree

Canton; Cable Ad: Poatos A. T. Lay, signs p.p.

Telephs. Mail Dept, and Enquiries

11401 > Silk Dept.

Savings Bank 13814 J. L. Wright, assist, manager

Administrative Dept. 13816 J. H. O’Brien

Commissioner—E. Nordstrom Lam Wai Woon

District

Bong Lee Deputy Commissioner—Fog Engineering Dept.

Deputy Commissioner — J. N. W. J. Scotcher, manager

Greenfield Chan Hin Shu

Inland Control Office—Chan Yun Sundries Dept.

Sze Shiu Keung

Poll (Concurrently Senior In-

spector)

General Supervisor—Lo Kwong

Lau (Concurrently Postmen Reuter, Brockelmann &Looling Co., Importers,

Supervisor)

Secretaries—Li Po-chi & Lee Tsz Wa Exporters, Shipping, Machinery, In-

surance arid Commission Agents—Office:

Postmasters—Irving. Ice, (Shameen)

Deputy Commissioner—C. E. Hol- 8,Ad:Shameen, British Concession; Cable

land (Sw,atow)

Lai Yee san (Namhoi, Fatshan) A. Heyn;

Schubert, All partner

Standard Codes

Chan King (Kiungshan, Kiung- W. G. Fischer, signs per p ro.

chow) O.H. Plate,

Griem, do.

de.

Au Nai-lung (Pakhoi) R, Klewitz . I ID Wenzl

Progress Company, The—'Shameen; C. Hey sen [ Miss G. Henkel

Teleph. 14005; P.Q. Box 42. Head Reuters, Ltd.—South China Trading

Office:, Gloucester Building, Hong Co. Building, 8, Shakee Road;

Kong

Telephs. 11221 (Office), 12233 (Man-

Radio Electrons, Ltd.—72. Sup Pat ager) ; Cable Ad: Reuter..,

Wilfred Ling, manager

Po, Sun Street; Teleph. 11171

Retail Sellers of '

Majestic Radio t m m m & m m

R. C. A. Radiotrons River Conservancy Commission for

ff # If [PI 1^ ^ Kwangtung Province, National

Government. (Formerly Board of

Rafeek &. Co., Shipowners, Manufac- Conservancy Works of Kwangtung)

turers, Importers and Exporters^ Com- —White Cloud Road (opposite Can-

mission Agents andBritish

Representatives=71, Concession, ton-Kowloon

Manufacturers’ Railway Station)^

Teleph. 11437; Cable Ad: Conser-

Shameen; Cable Ad: Rafeek; Codes: vanc; Code used; . Bentley’s

Acme, A.B.C. 5th edn., Bentley’s and

Private Residential Members—Lum Wan

A.P.E. K.M. Huang

Rafeek I H. P. Chan Koi, Lum Yiek , Chung 4 Tang

Chak Yu

S. Rafeek | K. Y. Chan Members—Sun Fo, Chan Chak,

Agencies Shia Fa Tseng, T. K. Tseng, Lo

Yick Kuan, Chan Chai Tong,

Slazengers, Ltd. Chan Yung, Woo Kai Yin, Liu

Stafford Allen & Sons, Ltd. Chi Wen, Woo Ngai Sang

M. Naef & Co., Ltd. Chief of General Department—

' Leslies Ltd. Tam Hon

Dubarry Perfumer}'' Co., Ltd. Chief of Engineering Department

Walter M. Lowney & Co., Ltd. —James C; Huang

United States Rubber Export Co., Engineer-in-Chief.-^ Major G. W.

Ltd. D. Olivecrona, c.e.

 C&NTON. A477

Sacred Heart College (College du Sacr4 Agtneies:

Coeur)—Tai San Street, New City E. Leite—Optical Works, Wetzlar

Microscopes^- Optical Instru-

Salt Revenue, District Inspectorate ments, etc-

ofBund;(District of Kwangtning) - 76, The Sanitas, Berlin—Electromedical

Telephs. Apparatus

Cable Ad: Diate 11052, 13446 and 13779; Jetter & Seheerer — Tuttlingen

Surgical Instruments

District inspector - Tang Hsuan

Co- do. —R. D. Wolcott E. W. Breithaupt & Sohn—Cassel

Chief Secretary—Li Kai Tsun'g Surveying Instruments

Chief

First Accountant—Hsu

Accountant-CLeng Li mipg

Tsung-yun

First Secretary—-Cheng Shao Hsi Shameen Lawn Tennis Club

President—H.

Chairman—C:'E.Phillips, c.M G.,o.B.E.

Whitamore

fr m tr Hi Eon. Secretary-P. R. S.

Hon. Treasurer—A. F. HandcockWalsham

Sander Wieler & Co., Importers and

..Exporters,

British Commission

Concession, Agents.—

Sharneen; 71, 'Shameen Telegraph Statioish-98, B.C.,

14005; Cable Ad: Sander do; T-eleph.

Codes : Shameen; Teleph. 16208

A.B.C. 6th and

A. Sander, partner Acme, ^ Iff Kee 'chong

H. Dobernecker, manager Shewan, Tomes & Co., Merchants—B.C.,

Oil Departments: Shameen; Telepb. 10937; Cable Ad:

K. Begdon Keechong

F. Fattydad Siemens

Machinery Department: Branch),China

Contractors—12,

Co., Ltd.

Electrical (Canton

Engineers

F.C., Shameen; and

Teleph.

E. L. Greyer, Dipl. Ing. 10929

Agents for:

Magdeburger Feuer Yersjcherungs- Siemssen & Co., Import and Export Mer-

N.gesellschaft

V. Amsterdamsche Leder Mij. —75 chants, Insurance and Shipping Agents

and 75a, B. C., Shameen; Codes:

R., “Brabantia”

Ditmar Bruenner Bros. Ltd. All Standard W.

“Demon” and “ Maxim ” Heaters,

Cookers and Lamps H. Eckert,

W. Rode

Brunke

signsj perA.pro.Helmold

| G. Arndt

Yereinigte

Lamp-Glass Lausitzer Glaswerke

& Domestic A, G.

Glassware

■“Olympia” Portable Typewriters Sincere

Teleph. 12702; CableThe-The

Co., Ltd., and RadioBund; Ad:

F.Gubldher

Foth & Co.—Cameras Sincere;

Mbtoren Werkfe AschAffen- Capital $10,000,000. Head Cilice: Hongkong;

burg (Diesel Engines) Cheuk Shok Wo, manager

Export

fornia Petroleum

(Kerosene,Company of Cali-&

Gasoline Ma Ting Yui, sub. manager

Lubricants) Lo Tai V ue, do.

Sincere Insur ance & InvesmentCo.,Ltd..

# m The—1. Sincere;First

Head Office: Hongkong,Street, The Bund;

Branches; Capital $1,00,010'and 10 other

k,Schmidt & Co., Microscopes,

and Electro-medical Apparatus,Optical

Hos-

1 pita},

Supplies._ . University Laboratory SpsTCEitE

andPharmaceutical

Ghemicals and

Life Insurance Co., Ltd., The

—1 (Sincere First Street, The Bund; Head

Preparations—20/24s,

P.O. Box 47; Teleph..Ching 13793;Yuen Ad: Office:

CableMaloo; Hongkong; Capital $2,000^000

The Sincere Co., Ltd., general mgrs.

Schmidtco Codes:

Acme, Mosse Supplement jA.JkC, <6th; Bdntley’s, SOCIETE OoMMERCI ALE AsiATlQUE, Im-

P.F. Schmidt^^partner

Ortlepp, do. (Tokyo) (Hongkong) porters

Shameen:and Exporters

Telepiu J0930; —Cable

16, B.C.,

Ad:

P.L. O.A, Rohrbacher

Schenk, manager SoQom. Branches: Paris & H’kopg.

F. Sireyjol, manager (Paris)

R. Tuerk f Mrs; G; Kratselt Chan Yok Lam, manager

 A478 CANTON

South China Christian Book Co.— ^ ipi Mei Foo

2, Chiu Yam Street j Teleph. 11802 Standard-Yacuum Oil Company—Cable-

Ad : Standvac

South China Estate Investment Co. B. B. Anthony, manager

—Man Eook Road; Teleph. 12714 G. E. Hanalord s

S. B. Winram

G. H. Frary

South China News Agency — 257, . C. E. Sandstrom, accountant

Chung Wah Road, C,; Teleph. 12661 A. E. Osmund

L. E. de Sousa

W. A. McCausland (supt. in-

South China Oip Refining Co.—Ka stallation)

Nam Tong, Tai Ping Road ; Teleph. W. P. Barclay1 (assist, supt.

14017 instal.)

South China Trading Co.—17, F.C., Strong & Co., Exporters and Commission

Shameen; Teleph. 10959 Agents—Office:

Shameen; Cable8, Ad: British Concession,

Chinaforce, all i

Standard Codes

A. O.Schubert, manager

Southern Dispensary—O, Sup Ng Po; Plate, signs

Teleph. 12689 H. Griem, do.per pro.

Miss G. Henkel;

ft JpI Tung wo

Spalingcr

chants, General&. Co.,Exporters

s.a., U.,andSilkImpor-

Mer- Sun Co., Tin: —Department Store. West

. and

ters, Electric—Teleph.

General Machinery, Bund and Wai Oil Road; Telebhs. 12

10814; Mechanical

Cable Ad: and 10590; Cable Ad: . Taisun

Spalinger, Sharueen

A.U.M.Hoffmeister,

Spalinger, director

Gavin, signsdo.per pro.

Swiss Consulate {See Consulates)

R. Gatternigg, engineer Sworn

General Agents : CableMeasurer’s

Ad: Measurer Office—54, Shameen;

Balbise Fire Insurance ‘Oo'.,; Basle J. Linaker

Agents:

“ Helvetia Swiss Fire Insurance Co., Tavadia

•St. Gall, ”Switzerland Stock and & Futakia, Bill, Bullion, Share,

General Brokers—Shameen

Machinery Agents : Cable Ad: Tavadia; Teleph. 11300; Codes:

A.B.C. 5th and 6th edns., Bentley’s Al,

Ateliers

Turbinesde AConstruction

Turbo Oerlikon, Leiber’s

.Generators,

and Private

B.N. C.B, Tavadia I E. C. Tavadia

ElectricWyss

Machines Futakia | J. N. Patel

Escher Engineering Works,

Ltd., Hydro-Electric .& Steam Plants

Appareillage

Installation Gardy S.A., Electric TfJ & A £ ± £§

Landis & Gyr, Material

Electric Jilethrs Teh sze'Mu ho you'kung sze

Texas Co. (China), Ltd., The, Petroleum 1|

and its 1: Products, Kerosene and jf

Sun H.iifq Steamship Co.—The Bund; Wax, Lubricating ‘Oils, Roofing Kong

Asphalts,’ etc.—-Hong Materials,

and

Teleph. .13543 Shanghai Bank Bldg.; Teleph. 13558;J|

Cable Ad: Texaco,, Shameen

H. Hi Copra, district manager

Sun Wah Hotel—Ka Naam Tong, C. R. da Silva, aoeountant

Tai Ping Road South; Teleph. 12931 Y. U. Leung | K. G. Lam

Sun Yat Sen University— Man Ming Tung Shan Recreation Club- Tung,jt

Road! shan; Teleph. ,18076

 CANTON A479

V. P. Waters, manager

J. Jones I W. Mills

n & ^ m m m A. R. Inkster | Miss A. Prata

‘Union

Ltd., Insurance

Lire and Society of Ganton,

Marine Thsuraiiee—

Loxley

Shameen, Cable,Ad: Union Concbssioig Western

Building, 50, Briti.s|i Hqted—The Bund; Teleph.

E. A. Brodie, acting branch mgr. 12430 ’

Vasunia & Co., J. P., Exporters of WoRawKing Hong SilkSilkDealers—32,

Corporation

Raw Silk, Silk Piece Goods, Fire- B.C., and Waste

Shameen; Teleph.

B.C.,

13624; Cable

- crackers,.' Matting: & all Pii^tiptsrh- . Ad: Wohingsilk

54, French. Concession Tel. 14161; i

Cable-Ads :■ Piroshah; & .Vasiania

World Trading Co.—-18, Sup Pat Po,

North; Teleph. 12044

[g i@ m % m

Wip tor U Ts

V Ictoria

Teleph. H13501;

6te8—British

Cable Ad:(Ion’., ShameOn;

Victoria Banks)

W. R. Farmer, proprietor

W. G. Cameron, manager Yokohama Specie Bank—(Nee Banks)

Yeung Yee Sang, compradore

Young Men’s Christian Association—

M i§ * is £ M ThePresident—T.

Bund; CableT.Ad:PunFlamingo

Wat sun sz tai yeuh Jong Vice do. —Y. M. Linn

Watson & Co., Ltd., A. S., and

“ TheDrug-

Can- Treasurer—N. C. Chue

Recording Secretary—B. K. Chau

ton Dispensary,” Chemists ‘ Secretaries—E.

gists, Aerated Water Manufacturers,

Wine and Spirit Merchants Chu and Y. L. LeeLockwood, L. K.

H.

 !

KOWLOON FRONTIER DISTRICT OF

THE CHINESE MARITIME

CUSTOMS

This is the inclusive mnne given to the Chinese Maritime Customs stations

adjacent toofHongkong

Agreement 1876 and its andAdditional

establishedArticle

in 1887 in accordance

of 1885 with oftherecording

for the purpose Chefoo

the movement of opium and of collecting duty on

junks between Hongkong and Cliinese ports. In 1899, when the New Territory the trade carried on by Chinese

was taken

former over which

locations, by Hongkong, the Customs

had been brought within the stations

Britishwere removed

boundary, and from their

the present

stations

Samun (Tooniang), besides which there are a number of frontier patrol posts on and

are situated at Taishan, Lintin, Shumchiin, Shatowkok, Shaiichung, the

north shores of Deep and Mirs Bays and between the two bays.

Tkade in 1933

Except for numerous cases of piracy, there were no noteworthy occurrences in the

Chinese areas bordering on the Kowloon district. Direct foreign imports were valued

atexports

96.6 million dollars

ofChirlese as against

produce 1Q5.6 countries

to foreign million inwas the 3.9previous.year,

million dollarsandasthe value3.3of

against

million. The total

million, showing value ofofnearly

a decline the foreign

8 per trade

cent,, was thusthe106.5

all on million

import sideasofagainst 108.51

the accounts

Of the

change principal imports, largely for use in the Canton area, the most interesting

1932 andthat1933.has taken

Imports placeof iskerosene,

in the types of mineral

for instance, oil brought

amounted to only in during

about

5 million gallons in the year under review, as against 12 million gallons in

1932 and 14 million gallons in 1931; while imports of fuel oil reached a quantity of

approximately

in 1932 and 44,000 98,000

tonstons duringThis

in 1931. the remarkable

year under review,

change, asdueagainst only 54,000of tons

to development the

kerosene-distilling

point of view and isindustry

likely to in Kwangtung,

prove of almost is an important

historical one

importance from

fromthetherevenue

trade

point of view. Another factor of interest in the import trade was the slump in the

foreignsilver

when textilesvalues

market.wereTheverydifficulty

low, inin view

disposing

of theof improved

high-pricedquality

stocks ofpurchased

Chinese

manufactures,

Hongkong the

dollars, unfavourable

the imposition exchange

of higher between

tariff rates Kwangtung

for cot ton silvergoodscoins

piece in and

May,,

and the diminished purchasing power of China, has resulted in many bankruptcies

even amongst the old-established firms in Hongkong and Kwangtung. The tariff, of

course,

(and notsoonly

far affects Chineseofmanufactures

in the matter in Hongkong

cotton piece goods) equallyandwithother oversea

foreign settlements

manufactures.

Certain

during the building materials

year owing (notably

to the iron bars)of construction

large amount were importedworkin goinggreaterforward

quantityin

Canton and elsewhere, but the most important import of all was foreign rice, which 1

increased

piculs even over year the very greatreview. total ofThe7.3 million piculs in 1932export

to 8.7 million

as will during

be seen thefrom the under figures quoted above, rather

improvednegligible

in value by overaccount, half a

million dollars. The steady depreciation in Canton silver currency continued, the i

highest and the lowest equivalents for the Hongkong dollar

April and Canton $1,530 in November. The fall in the value of Canton bank-notes-! being Canton f1.403 in

was much worse, the highest rate being Canton $189.40 for

and the lowest rate of Canton $645 per Hongkong $100 being reached in November. • Hongkong $100 in January

The average

the year (the T.T. rate forratesHongkong

exchange quoted dollars

in taelsonforShanghai

the first for

threethemonths

last ninenotmonths of

being in-;

eluded) was Shanghai $109g per Hongkong $100; while the average Hongkong dollar!

 KOWLOON FRONTIER DISTRICT OF THE CHINESE

MARITIME CUSTOMS A481?

T.T. rates for foreign currencies were: sterling, Is. 4|d; French francs, 572i; U.S.

dollars, 28|; and yen, 110|. It may be of interest to add that the total value of

imports into the Colony of Hongkong, including cargoes originating in China,

was placed atin 500.9

624 million million

1932 and 737.7Hongkong

million indollars

193J, afordecline

the year under

for the yearreview, as against

of nearly 20 per

cent, as compared with the figures for 1932 and of over 31 per cent, as compared

those for 1931; and that the value of the colony’s exports was placed at 403.1 million with

dollars for the year under review, as against 471.9 million in 1932 and 542 million

in 1931, a decline for the year of nearly 15 per cent, in comparison with the figures for

1932 and of nearly 26 per cent, as compared with those for 1931.

DI KE CTO 11Y

± Kow loon lev:an Marine Surveyor—A.

Engineer on SpecialS. Duty—R.

Russell K.

Chinese Maritime Customs (Kowloon Wallace

District)—Hong Kong Address: Third Preventive Vessels'.

Floor, York Building, ChaterAd: Road

Central;Telephs.28491/6;Cable Code

Hongkong “ Likin ”

Commander—N. Vicari

Commissioner—A. H. Forbes “Feihsing”

Deputy Commissioner—E.

Assistants—Cheung Bathurst

lii Shang, Pun Commander—J. Dickson

Kwok “ Hohsing ”

Hsi Ch’i, Chin Neng Wen, Huang

Ching, C. S. Archer, Gong Commander—L.

“Soohsing ”

L. Foxall

Teh Siang and Lui Shiu Sai 1st Officer-in-charge—C. Briggs

Stenographer—Miss

Medical Officers—G. M.D.J.R.Pearl

Black and “ Yeungshing”

Wan Chik Hing 2nd Officer

“ Kwanlui ” C. In Charge—C. F. Gaby

Chief Tidesurveyor—W. J. Fulker 2ndMcKenzie

Officer 0. In Charge — R. O.

Boat Officers—W. Utting and C. W.

E. Furey “ Kowloontsai ”

Appraiser—C. H. Fuller 4th Class Tidewaiter In Charge—J.

Examiners—H. C. Townsend

Eriksen, J. G. S.Foot,

Chapman,

Lo ShiuH.Chi,I. “ Haikuan

4thR. ClassNo. 51 ”

Tidewaiter In Charge—T.

Cheung Sbui Fu, Ho Tak Fai and Kennedy

Lo Kwai Lau “ Cheongkeng

Tidewaiters—F.

Boyes, W. J.Wright, J. L. 2nd Officer C.” In Charge—E. R. Allton

F. K. R.Turner,

G. Ward,

A. J. C.Mann,

Townsend

V. L. “ Kongmoon

4th Class ”Tidewaiter In Charge—V.

Sargeant, G. W. Chisham, T. R. L. Sargeant

Kennedy, E. Webb, J. R. Haddock,

L. A. Mullett, E. Maxwell-Holroyd ■‘Haikuan No. 49”

and 45 Chinese 3rdK. Class

TurnerTidewaiter In Charge—F.

Commander in Charge, Southern. “ Haikuan

Commander Fleet—R.

Preventive on SpecialG. Everest

Duty — G. 4th ClassNo.Tidewaiter

57 ” In Charge —

Findsen L. A. Mullett

 L A PPA

Lappa is the large, hilly island which shelters the inner harbour of Macao on its

western side. Jt is also called by the Chinese Kung Pak of Tui Lien Shan, and by the

Portuguese Patera Island. The island itself, which is within the jurisdiction of the

Tongkawan

its (Chungshan) Magistrate,' pdSsesseS nio1 features of interest;Maritime

but it has given

which were established around Macao, by. agreement withthetheChinese

name to the chain of stations under the control of Customs

Portuguese Government,

in the year 1887. Of these stations the two principal—from a revenue collecting point

ofIsland.

view—are at Malowchow, an islet close to,Lappa and Chienshan, north of Green

The trade

considered to becondition

worse thanof that

the Lappa

of the ...district for thealthough

previous year, year 1933

there was

was agenerally

general

increase

passing in

the some of

Lappa the principal

Stations in; imports.

the year The

1933 net

was value

Std. of trade, import

$19,322,000 as a,nd export,

against Std.

125,195,000 in the preceding year.

The construction by the Ki-Kwan Highway Company of the

Macao Barrier Gate to Sliekki, a, fl^urishihg business centre of the Chung Shan main road from the

District was completed during the beginning of the year

officially inaugurated, and ‘excellent services have been maintained. 1932. Through traffic was

DIRECTORY

^ .jjt Kung pah hwan Tidesuryeyor—E. E. McNealc

Chinese Maritime Customs (Lappa Boat Officers—

Wenner, J. H. Lee

C. Houpt, Gibbons, H.

So Hung

District)—Avenida Eepublicas, Macao and Cheung Kwai Tak

Commissioner—J. M. H.Osborne Examiners—O. Hall, A. V. Adlington,

Assists.—Yu Kwai, C. Grazioli, Ho M. Y. Eudnitsky and Hsu K’ung

Pao

Lan Shen,

HsuehLi Chao Yuan and Kuan Lkmg

KONGMOON

pi a Kong moon

Kongmoon was added to the list of treaty ports on 7th March, 1904, in accordance

with the stipulations of Article X. of the Mackay Treaty. A British Consulate was

established,

creek but withdrawn in inthe113°1905. Kongmoon is located thesome three miles up a |

in Lat.on22°the34' West

49" 1ST. Eiver,

and Long. Kwangchow

8' 53" E., andPrefecture

is about 45of milesKwangtung

distant fromProvince

Macao, L

70West

fromEiver

Canton and 87seafrom Hongkong.andThe creek on and

which it is built connects the it

reaches of which, near the main river, are lined with rafts, while further up inlower

with the at Gaemoon, is a narrow tortuous stream, the the E!

navigation for steamers difficult at all times, but especially so when the current run kj|J

vicinity of the town it is crowded with native craft of every description, thus rendering

 KONGMOON A48£

fast during the summer months. The steamer a.nchorage is in the West River at the

mouth

in the ofport

the limits.

Creek, opposite the Chineseof Maritime

The population KonginoonCustoms,

is aboutbut55,000,.

the town

and isit included

has the

appearance of being a more populous centre, as it extends for a

on both banks of the stream. Formerly it was a business centre of considerable considerable distance

importance, but various causes have arisen which appear to have lessened its com-

mercial standing and interfered adversely with the general prosperity of the port.

It was generally considered that the proximity of Kongmoon to Hongkong and

Macao andprefectures

southern its favourable

of thesituation

provinceasaugured

an.outletwellandfordistributing centre for and

its future prosperity the

development. This was, to some extent, true, but it should be

facts have arisen which have tehded to diminish rather than increase its commercialremembered that

importance.

and was the real Formerly

outlet itandenjoyed direct communication

distributing with Shanghaidistrict

centre for the south-western and Foochow

of the

delta and the Southern prefectures of the province. The development of Hongkong

and the opening of Kiungchow and Pakhoi as treaty ports, however, have seriously

interfered

opened upwithotherthetrade

junkroutes

trade to^nddistricts

generalhitherto

welfaredependent

of the port,upon

andKongmoon

have, besides,for

their supplies. At present there'are no indications that the sanguine expectations,

basedpossibilities

cial upon imperfect

of theknowledge^

place will beentertained

'speedily, concerning the over-estimated

if ever, realized. There is dailycommer-

steam

communication

inland Waterswith Hongkong,

Steam and considerable

Regulations arrive andnumbers

departof daily.

vessels trading

There under the

are also*

several large junks trading regularly to Hong Kong, Macao, amd the Island

of Hainan. A railway from Kongmbon to Toishan on the coast, a distance

of about 80 miles, was constructed in 1809-10 under the supervision of native

engineers,

take the linetrained

rightindown’

America,

woulclbut-dt

involvestops shortoiuFsixamiles

layirig Horn bh

new town the the

sea,Water-

as. to

front and dredging operations. The train now 1 Cro&s the South-West River by

means of a pontoon ferry at Hgauwan ( $ 4 ). but thei cohstructiori of a bridge

across the river between Tanshuihau (EHFli.) and Kungyikfou (tp-@ ) was

commenced in 1931. It was expected that this bridge would be completed at

the end of 1934 and'the line will tHfen be looped at Ssti Chin (SUHf) Station.

The completion of the bridge will enable freight trains to be run between Kong-

moon and Toushan, which thd present light piontoon ferry does not admit of.

A branch line of the Sunning Railway was opened in 1920 from Sunning City

to Paksha 1 S ). The Company maintained a regular service between Tou-

shan during 1933 and suffered a loss, of some $260,000 on the year’s work-

ing. A telegraph office was opened on the 8th December, 1907, in the town, and

in November, 1911, in the Settlement, and telegraphic communication is now

possible with the Fatshan office. The high road between Kongmoon and Hok-

shan, .a town some 50 miles away, was officially opened on January 10th, 1932.

Considerable development has taken place, in road-making' and the

Kongmoon—Pakkai motor road,, about 3 miles in length and| connecting

the steamer anchorage with the city itself, was opened to traffic during the

early part of 1930, and a motor-bus service was formally inaugurated on the

2nd June of that year.

There is also a motor-bus service running from Kongmoon to the Sunwui

City. Long distance telephones on the overland telegraph lines between Kong-

moon and Canton, Shekki Ji ) and Yeungkong (jl |®-) were completed in the

J early part of 1933 and open to communication.

Trade in 1933

In the Annual Report on the Trade of China issued by the Chinese Mari-

time Customs Service, it is recorded that, although the year was immune from

political unrest and piratical infestations on land and water, trade in the

district was on the whole very unsatisfactory. The effects from inabilities to

pay for the cojntinual large excesses of imports over exports, which were not

felt in former years when sufficient covers were found in receipts on account

 A484 KONG.MOON

of mnittanees fl-om leraigrant.s abroad, etc., were keenly felt during the year

under review. In conseqiieilce ' of contimied unemployment in America,

Canada, the Straits Settlements, etc., .and the atiti-Chinese thovements in

Mexico, remittances. from Chinese emigrants were considerably reduced, and,

on account of the poor returns from the sale of silk and agricultural pro-

ducts, the purchasing power of the rural population was adversely affected

to a marked degree. In addition, the wealthy, realizing the present economic

crisis, were reluctant to part with their funds in making investments. Owing

to,.,these unsatisfactory economic conditions, merchants failed in their efforts

toprices.

convert

Newaccumulated stocks ofsupplies

orders for foreign imported

weregoods, intotocashthe even

brought at 'reduced

minimum, and

the financial situation remained very stringent throughout the year, the more

so during October to December when business was transacted almost on a cash ;

basis and the rate of interest for advances rose to 11% per mensem against ;

6% from February to May. Generally speaking, the decline in imports was

also attributable to, the increased smuggling and the multifarious and high

forms of taxations, while the economic depression abroad and the applica- j

tion of prohibitive Customs Tariffs by foreign countries for protection of

their own trade and industries explain the devrease in the direct exports of

native produce abroad.

The total value of the port’s trade in 1933 was Standard 125,134,000, as

compared with Standard 128,734,000 in 1932, Standard $26,912,000 in 1931, and

Standard $18,738,000 in 1930.

The principal articles of export consist of prepared tobacco, joss-sticks,

strawmats, paper, palm-leaf fans, fresh oranges and fresh vegetables; imports

are largely represented by rice, wheat flour, salt-fish, sulphate of ammonia,

and foreign sundries. Large quantities., of . softwood poles are floated down

in the form of rafts, which are dismantled here. These mostly come from j

beyond Wuchow and also from North River. The yearly value of this branch

of the trade is estimated at about $750,000. Paper is manufactured by the j

Kongmoon Paper Mill. The unique opportunities presented for transport by

the unrivalled waterways of the delta have been well developed by native

enterprise, and there is a large and lucrative passenger trade with Canton,

Fatshan, Sancheong, Hongkong, Macao, etc. Large roomy native passenger

boats of modern types equipped with electric lights and towed by powerful

launches are engaged in this trade. The surrounding country is picturesque, |j

fertile and highly cultivated, and the inhabitants are prosperous and indus- 11

triotis. Rice is, of course, the principal, crop, and it is milled locally, but j|

mulberry shoots are extensively cultivated for sale in the silk-producing II

centres, and large quantities of fresh vegetables are exported to supply the

Hongkong market.

 KOXGMOON—SAMSHUI A485*

DIRECTOR Y

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (South China), Post Ofeics, Chinese

Ltd., The—Cable Ad: Petrosilex Postal Commr.—presiding at Canton

A.Tung

PrismManall, manager

Long, assist! Postmaster—Su Hsueh Jen

British-American Tobacco Co. (China),

Ltd.—Cable Ad: Powhattan Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—Cable Ad::

Standvac

n & m ir m & ^ m Seung Kai Hong, manager

China Underwriters, Ltd., Life and

General Insurance—99,. Tai Sai Road. Texas Co. (China), Ltd., The, Petroleum

Head Office: Hong Kong Products—Cable Ad: Texaco

Agent—Lui Seng Yoon Ho Heung On

Customs, Chinese Maritime

Commissioner—Yang Ming Hsin United Church oe Canada Mission

Assistants—Chan Leung Sing, Lo

Man-chung and Leung Im Rev. T. A. Broadfoot, b.a., b.d.

Medical Officers—V. Cheung and J. R. Mrs. T. A. Broadfoot, r.n.

Lind

Tidesurveyor and Harbour Master— Miss B. M. Cairns

A. G.Officers—Chiao

Borras Rev. W. R. McKay, m.a., b.d. and wife,

Boat Tung Chin, Chan secty. and treasurer

Kim Hung, Wong Hop Wo and Shih Dr. V. Cheung

U Chuen

Examiners—D. MissM. Carroll

Tang Yu PongA.and Carlos, Li Sui Nam,

Li Ka-ii Miss R. N. Isaac, r.n.

Rev. D. McRae, b.a., b.d. (Shek Kei)

(on leave)

Sr « « ® g Mrs. McRae (Shek Kei) (on leave)

Man Kwok Tse Chu Way Dr. J. O. Thomson M. D. and wife

International Savings Society (Tark (Canton)

Yee Co.)—SunHead YeeOffice:

Road;7, Cable Dr. J. R. Lind, m.d.

Intersavin. Ave. Ad:

Ed- Mrs. J. R. Lind, r.n.

Dr. R. L. Cockfield, m.d.

| ward VII Mrs. R. L. Cockfield, r.n.

Yee Gin Wah, agent

SAMSHUI

3 Sam-shui

The Treaty port of Samshui, opened in 1897 under the Burmah Convention—nearly

40tionyears

of theafter Consul

West Harry Rivers,

and North Parkes’ inEast

lat. River

23 deg.Expedition—is situated

6 min. 30 sec. N., near112thedeg.

and long. junc-53

iurnin.

i(formerlyand an48 ordinary

sec. E. The anchorage

Chinese fishingknown

village,aswith

Hokow, at which asforeigners

boat-building its leadingreside, was

industry,

and a flooded

a busyvillage state

mart. situated in summer

According as its characteristic

to thetheConvention, peculiarity, but it is fast becoming

i small among hills oppositetheHokow)

town oftogether

Samshuiconstitute

and Kongkun the port(a

area. The formal opening took place on 4th June, 1897, since which date the trade of

the port increased steadily until July, 1925, when the strike and boycott inaugurated

sagainst Hongkong shipping caused an unprecedented falling off in imports. The junk

A486 SAMSHUI

traffic

Sorts—Shiuhing and Dosing—from thethebeginning

is large, and the abolition of likin station at this

of 1931 was port and at thea great

undoubtedly stage

oon to merchants. This was evidenced by the fact

have since increased remarkably. The district city of Samshui itself was oncethat the number of cargo junks

surrounded by an imposing wall built in the 6th year of Chia Clung of the Mings

(about

This wallA.D.was1560), the year

completely after theinplace

demolished 1930attained

and the totract the ofdignity of a magistracy.

land obtained thereby

was transformed into a circular maloo, and some of the bricks were used for the con-

struction of a public garden, known as the Chung Shan Carden, which was formally j

•opened

magistrate by and

the theMagistrate

commander on ofthethe28th

few June, 1930- In

local troops, the the

spacetown,

is butwherehalfdwell

occupied the j

by poor dwelling-houses and one small street containing provision shops. Outside ;

the

Ch’ingNorth

of theGate

Ch’ing which has now

Dynasty (Circadisappeared

1800). Betweenstands thean imposing

town andtemple the rivertemp. is aChia

fine

nine-storied pagoda, rebuilt during the reign of Chia Ch’ing, some 100 years ago.

The business focus of the district is Sainam, a large

antiquity, three miles distant, on the creek leading to Fatshan. At Sainam there is well-built town of no great

established an electric plant which supplies Samshui with light.

Two sets of steamship lines converge here from Canton and Hongkong, respec-

tively,

which and tourists

presents moreinbeautiful

China can do many

scenery than worse things

is to Since

be found thanon visit the Westroute

any1905,

steamer River

China—the Yangtsze gorges, perhaps, excepted. 1st May, Samshui hasin

been made a port of entry for foreign steamers going

steam launches carrying passengers or towing passenger-boats ply between Sam- up the West River. Numerous

shui and neighbouring cities on the West and North Rivers and on the creek

leading to FatshanonandtheCanton.

was inaugurated A railway1904,

26th September, line from

and sixCantontrainsto Samshui

run dailyviaeach Fatshan

way

delta. In the summer, frequent squalls cool the air, and it is seldom that there isinnotthea |

between Canton and Samshui. The climate of the port is as healthy as any

breeze of somecountry

surrounding kind; in winter, the air isthefreshadjacent

and clear. The waterways and :

Excursions of one or are twopicturesque,

days enableand one to climb Mt. heights

McCleverty offer(,2000

pleasantft.), walks,

at the ]i

mouth of the Samshui Reach; or Ting Hu Shan (4,000 ft.), behind the celebrated temple

known to foreigners as “ Howlik,” near which is to be found the popular bathing pool j

and

famousfall ink-stone

; or the hills knownforming the first China

gorge, asfromTuan whichYen.used Perhaps

to be quarried the ij

interesting of the sights in throughout

the nfeighbourhood are the Seven.Star Hills, whichthe most are

situated

These close

hills, to the

formed of pleasant

pure white town

marble ofrising

SluutoHing,

a heightsomeof 30 miles

about 400 from

feet the

from port,

the j

plain, hold many temples—some apparently clinging to the sides of the cliffs—and

caves and grottoes. The fine bronze figures of more than life-size in one of these

temples

winter, are well

and worthy ofpheasant,

an ofoccasional attention. Fair snipe

partridge, quail orshooting

duck canbebeadded

obtained in bag.

the!! kt

The attractions good sport and pleasing surroundings havemaymade Samshui to thea week it

end resort for some of the Canton community confined to then cesmall island of Shameen.

A telegraph service is maintained from Sainarn. A i building for the Post t

Office, situated alongside the road leading from .the railway-station to the stone j,

jetty, was completed

no Consulates and opened to the within

public onwhose September

districts9th,Samshui

1921. lies Thereresideare; ■

either in Cantonestablished;

or Hongkong. the Consuls

Trade in 1933. '

The trade of 1933, taken all round, has - beeP of a mostly unsatisfactory character.1

Thq Stringency of the local money market occasion ed by the closure, in April 1932, of

several

in and prominent

around thisnative bankshadin wide

district Canton, with which

dealings, remained mOktunrelaxed

of the business

throughout houses

the >

year. On this account coupled witk the . ecbnOmical breakdown of the rural popula-

tion, a deep^

result*, nianyshadow

native ofbanks depression

and shops was ofcastlongon standing

neaidy allwerd'reported

branches of having trade. closedti

As a il

their doors.

intported On 5th October,

was introduced at this the

pOrt.SpeciaT

The levy Taxcovers

on Foreign

a wide range Agricultural

of foreignProducts.T

articles^

 SAMSHUI—WUCHOW A487/

such as rice, caviare, cheese, etc. The immediate result was that the heavy “dumping”

of foreign rice, the total value of which for the j^hat represented 72% of the total value

oflatter

foreign

half imports of thisofport,

of the month has he^n,greatly,

November, when the held in check

rumour everinsince.

of a. coup Fukien: During the

caused a

run on the Provincial Hank, Canton, the banknotes of $5 and ?! denominations

suffered a depreciation hfere which continued throughout the end of the year. The

totalCustoms

the value ofduring

imports1933

from,were

and G.U.

exports3,533,009

to, abroad coming under

and Standard therespectively

$840,000, cognizance asof

compared with G,U. 3,008,000 for imports and Standard $910,000 for exports in 1932.

DIRECTORY

sS Assistant—‘Chan I-kan

| Asiatic Petroleum Co. ; (South Tidesurveyor and Harbour Master—

|j China), Ltd.—Cable Ad: Petrosilex; T. Thoresen

Code: 6th edn. A.B.C. Examiner—R. M. Ogden

m $ h ^ m

n Customs, Chinese Maritime Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—Cable Ad:

| Acting Commissioner — Hau King Son Standvac

11

1 rZ';| ;L .7S ' .'o

WUCHOW

^il Wu-chau

Wuchow, opened to foreign trade on June 4th, 1897, by the Special Article of the

1jl Fu Burmah Convention,

or Kuei is situated

(Cassia) River. on steamer

By the: the Sikiangroutesor West River authorised

at present at its junction it iswith the

distant

Jj about 220 miles from Hongkong.and Canton. Wuchow is the limit of navigation for

TI ocean-going steamers;

than 3£fromfeethere) reachbebut,Kueihsien

can can during eight

(150 months

miles in the year, vesselsand

drawing not more

i miles reached almost all thebeyond Wuchow),

year round Nanning

by boats drawing 2£(360

ft.

'T1 The population of the city and suburbs is estimated at about 65,000;

ing, more especially in the riverine suburbs, which comprise the business quarter. it is slowly increas-

Mlid ofThe60annual inundations causedandbysummer

the rise levels—are

in the river—there

a sourceofisofbusiness.

angreat

average diherence

wI tothis,thefeet between

inhabitants the winter

and at times bring.about a total cessation

the principal steamship offices,! the Custom House and other Tax Offices

inconvenience

To obviate

are

located on pais (houses built on pontoons), moored alongside

((July, 1924, Wuchow was visited by a very high flood—73 feet 9 inches—which is the the river bank. in

s] second highest on record. The highest record—79 feet

In winter the only local industry worthy of mention is boat: building; when 6 inches—occurred in 1915.

i'i»the river falls the

-all descriptions are foreshore

constructed. is linedThewithsituation

matsheds, where native

of Wuchow makes craftif ‘ theof

Ainatural distributing centre for the trade between Kweichow,

. ! Kwangsi, and Hongkong and Canton. The future is full of promise,, and Wuchow is Eastern Yunnan,

Assure to make

jof China. Locala merchants

bold bid for are second

makingplace as theefforts

strenuous largest trade tomart

to divert in theviasouth

Wuchow, the

biLiuchow

ifsupplied and

via West

the Rivers,

Yangtsze. the trade

Attemptsof south-eastern

are being Kweichow,

made to workwhichthe is principally

manganese,

antimony, copper, and tin mines which abound in the Kwangsi Province.

A48B WtJCHOW

Trade in 1933

A slight decrease of about 2 per cent- is exhibited in the total value of that por-

tion of the

however, wastrade of Wuchow

practically all on taken cognizance

the import side ofofthebyaccpunt

the, ciistoms. The decline,

s representing a loss of

well over 13 per cent, on that section of trade. The value statistics in detail for 1.932

and

million1933asin are

1932;as direct

follows:exports

direct offoreign

Chinese imports,

produce6.8toofmillion

foreign dollars as against 7.9

•dollars against 8.1 million; coastwise importations Chinese countries, 8.6 million

produce, 19.8 million

dollars as against 19.7 million; and coastwise exportations

million dollars as against 6.5 million. Coastwise movements of foreign goods are not of Chinese produce, 6.3

recorded. The reasons for the decline in the import trade, which is carried on chiefly

with Hongkong, were: a further decrease in the exchange value of local currency;

stringency

business houses; in therestriction

money market due toowing

of demand the failure of a number

to poverty in general;of restrictions

local banks and and

taxation on foreign commodities imposed by the Provincial Government for the pro-

tection of domestic industries; the effect of the higher Customs tariff on certain staple

imports;

with cargoes.and the Theharmful licencetrade

foreign export allowed

of theto the

portAnti-Japanese

was slightly betterSocietythan

to interfei

in tl ee

previous year. Shipments of wood oil amounted to 105,000 piculs, half as much

asabroad

in 1932,30butperatcent,

poor prices;prices;

10.9 million square feet of wood planks were shipped

poultry,at154,000 piculslower

of manganese1.7ore,million

15,000piculs

piculs ofof firewood, 1.5 million

tea oil, nearly head ofof

45,000 piculs

■ckong.

assia lignea,

Important and a considerable number of pigs and cattle were exported to Hong-

sugar and rise. items in the coastwise trade were: aniseed star, see-cake, hemp,

Conditions in the province were entirely peaceful throughout the year, chiefly

due to the existence of a well-organised militia. The authorities of the Wuchow

Municipality were energetic in their efforts to modernise and improve the city. A

pleasant park has Hall

the fine Memorial been dedicatad

created outtoofthean area

memory belowof the

Dr. North

Sun YatHillSen;on the

whichmunicipal

stands

waterworks

Hongkong was commenced to supply water to the publie on May 1; a German engineer

bund;from

fire-brigade was invited

providedtowith studyanconditions

up-to-dateandimported

draw upengine plans with

for afull

newequipment; the

and a branch

promote office ofof the

the export localprovincial

products Industrial

and to suggestand Commercial

methods forBureau was opened

the restoration of theto

trade of the Aprovince.

•construction. Considerable

great advance in this progress

connectionwaswasmade in provincial

the opening to traffichighway

of the

last section

highway of the

system withroadthatfrom Liuchow province.

of Kweichow to Kweiyang, thus linking

In addition up thealready

to those provincal

ex-

isting, new aerodromes were constructed at Poseh, Kweihsien, Watlam, and Kingyuan.

DIRECTORY

$ 0J Ig Ah Sai Ah British-American Tobacco Company

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (South China), (China), Ltd.—Teleph. 262

S. C. Koo, manager

Ltd.

B.E. L.B. Stock

Gammell

H. F. Green (at Nanning) W & M ft B Mi M

Kee chong po him yau han lung sze

ft Teen Woo China Underwriters, Ltd., Life

Bankers & Co., Merchants and Com- Fire, Marine and General Insurance—

mission Agents—Shipping Office : Agents: Botelho Bros, 111, Kau Fong

Bankers’ Pontoon; Teleph. 264; Hoad; Cable Ad: Botelho. Head Office;

Cable Ad: Banker Hongkong

 WUCHOW

-CONSULATE Miss P. R. Seely

Rev. John Bechtel and wife

g ¥ M ® Jfc * Rev. H. E. Lang and wife

Tai pell kwolt Ling ss kun , Rey.

Miss Ni Jones and wife

R. Clemmer

Belgium Miss Maud E. Turley

Consul-General (residingi nH’kong.) Rev. J. A. Poole and wife

-Customs, Chinese Maritime Baptist Mission

Commissioner—C. B. W. Moore Dr. Robt. E. Beddoe and wife

Assistants—Au Shih She, Harry Mo Miss Mollie J. McMinn

and Ho Chun-min Miss I ’earlRay

Rev. Rex Johnson

and wife

Tidesurveyor and Harbour Master— H. H. Snuggs and wife

W. C. A. Bra hi

Assist.

Siek Boat Officer — Wong Chiong Vo m & m s

Examiners—E. M. E. Gallo, F. L. H. Stout Memorial Hospital (Baptist

Irure, Lui Man Pan, A.

Mak Wing Hoi, Leung Chak LamY. Blutnberg, Mission)

and Woo Kok K boon Dr. Robert E. Beddoe, Mm., supt.

^ m m w, Post Office

Man Kwok Tse Chu Way Acting Deputy Postal Commissioner—

International Savings Society—Kau Hsu Shao Ming, (in charge)

Fong Street; Cable Ad: Intersa- ^ Mei foo

vin. Head Office: 7, Avenue Ed- Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—Cable Ad:

ward VII, Shanghai, (Agency con- Standvac

trolled by Canton Branch)

Texas Co., The, Petroleum Products

[MISSIONS - -Cable Ad : Texaco

Alliance Mission Chan Lai Yee, in-charge

Rev. W. H. Oldfield and wife tr m m ^ pi & ^

Rev.

Rev. Philip Newbern

Hinkey and wife United Trading Co., The, General

Rev. W.

A. F.C. Desterhaft and

andwife

wife Importers, Exporters and Commission

Rev. Gustave Woerner and wife Agents—66, Sui Nam Road: Teleph. 87.

Miss B. M. Tonkin Canton Branch: Ching Hoi Road; P:0.

Miss M. E. Oppelt Box 77; Cable Ad: 1122

KWEILIN DIRECTORY

merican Baptist Mission (Southern) !£ ® t

) Miss Hattie Stallings Kweilin Baptist Hospital (South

I* Robert Li Bausum and wife China Mission, A.merican Southern

I J. Mansfield Bailey,,1 m.d. and wife Baptist Convention)

J. Mansfield Bailey, m.d., supt.

I Miss Reba Stewart (on furlough) Mrs. Ethel S. Bailey, director. Nurse’s

Miss Mattie Vie Summer (on furlough) Training School

 NANNING-

'§ Nan-ning

An Imperial Edict issued in 1899 authorised the voluntary opening of Nanning as

a Trade Mart, but it was not until 1st January, 1907, that the port was formally opened

to foreign trade.

important tributaryNanning

flowing isintosituated

the West on the

Ri>rerleftfrom

banktheof south,

the Yukiang,

and is the most

368 miles

above

and Wuchow and 213 miles below Lungchow. It lies in the centre of a wide

thirdsfertile

of theplainarc atofa asharpcirclebend

and,ofaccording

..the river,tpwhich here describes

the report nearlyRiver

of the West two-

Survey of 1915, is some 406, .feet1 above mean sea-level. The climate is healthy,

the temperature

winter not fallingin thebelowheight

40. ofNanning

summerisseldom exceeding

the capital city of90thedegrees

Province(E.)ofand in the

Kwangsi

and

walledthecity

seatisofthethearea

highest

whichCivil

has and

beenMilitary

set apartofficials. About oneSettlement,

as the Coinmercial mile southin ofwhich

tbe-

are situated the foreign merchants’ business offices and residences,

lishment, and the Settlement sub-Post Office. The Settlement-vyas purchased out of the Customs Estab-

Provincial

bund, and public funds, and ofthelawlaying

the maintenance out ofwithin

and order roads,itsconstructing

boundaries are andinrepairing

the handstheof

acannot

Board bepresided over by the Superintendent of 1Customs. Land within the Settlement

purchased, but may be leased for a period of 30 years, and on expiry th»

lease may be renewed for another period of 30 years. Foreigners desiring to lease land

within the Settlement must make their application through their Consul.

Next to Wuchow' Nanning is the most important port in the Province,

because it is the centre linking the Provincesi of Yunnan, Hunan, Kweichow,

and Canton. There are about 500 cars on the,5000 li of motor roads in the j

Province, ,;with about twenty cars passing daily through { Nanning. The .

inotpr yoads,; Nanning-'V^uehow, Nanning-Liuchow-Kweilin, and Nanning- \

iLungchow are kept in good repair with a bus service running daily carry-

ing mails and passengers. Nanning is also connected with the outside !

world) by the river. The work of modernizing the city of Nanning

has made good progress, ]!besides the two long asphalt streets completed I

three years ago. There are two other limestone streets already com- j

pleted, and one cement street under construction, thereby linking the

city by motor cars, from one section to the other. There is a great f

demand for gasoline and lubricating oils, because besides the automobiles :;

demand for them, there is ah aviation school, which uses an enormous amount

of gasoline daily.

Nanning embarked, on an extensive city improvement scheme during 1933,/

Several fine buildings

construction ; headquarters to housefor the

the Provincial

provincial Government

chairman, asdepartments were under |

well as an auditorium,

were completed ; and a broadcasting station was erected close to the government

premises.

through theStreet-widening'

town.further made bus

An inter-city goodservice

prdgress, anda boon aj .^yelhsurfaqed road The

was; year

laidj

also witnessed improvement in the proved

provincial and tointer-provihcial

the public. highway;

systems.

the Nanning,

existingmotor

roadsroad, like Wuchow.

wsrewhich

put inwill is now

better connected up by

repair;theanddistrict road

the Kwansi with Kweichow

section province;!

Yamchow

sea provide a directof The

waswithcompleted.

the Nanning-1

outlet to the!

roadwhensystemworkin isthefinished

provinceon allows

the Kwangtung

of a muchsection,accelerated postal service, excellent

amongst ’|;

otherwith

well conveniences

long-distance ; andtelephone

nearly lines.

all districts in the province are now provided as;,:

 NANNING—KOUANG-TCHEOU-WAN A491

Trade in 1933

Trading conditions at Nanning during the year were better than in the previous

year, the p^ace,fulness p£ ,the. province being a favourable factor, and financial

stringency,unfavourable,

obviously superimposedfactors.

uppn aThedepreciated

total valuecurrency,

of that being

portionamongst

of the the

trademoreof

Nanning taken cognizance of by the Customs increased from 6.8 million dollars in

1932 to 73. million dollars in 1933.

DIRECTORY

Asiatic Petroleum Company (South Rev. J.L. M.Crooq

Rev. Epalle (Silin)

(Kweihsien)

China), Ltd. Rev. Teissier (Siang Chow)

British-American Tobacco Co. Rev. Seosse (Kweihsien)

Lam Kwok Ron Rev. Courarit (Silin)

Rev, Seguret (Silung)

Customs, Chinese Maritime—Cable Re v. Riga! (Siangchow)

Ad : Gustos Rev. Caysac (Lungchow)

Acting Deputy Commissioher-in- Rev. Heraud

Rev. I’ey rat (Kweihsien)

(Luchay)

Charge—Chan Pak Hong Rev. Madeore (Nanning)

Assist.—Ling Gun Ong' Rev. Maillot (Tai Ping)

Examiner—Shek Wing Hoi Rev. Billaud ( id. )

Rev. Kerouanton (Luchay)

m m m m m * KwangsI: Mission of Seventh-Day

French Consulate Adventists, The

Consul (resides at Lungchow) J. P. Anderson, director & treasurer

D. D.

H. Coffin,

S. Lei, m.d.,treasurer

assist; medical secretary

MISSIONS V. M. Hanseil, evangelist

Emmanuel Mission Hospital PostToOffice—Nanning

I Missions Etrangeres Tm-Kien,

Chau commissioner

Liu, district accountant

Mgr. Adbouy, eveque (Nanning)

Rev. Pere Costenoble, provicairh („•) Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—Cable

Rev. Pere

Rev. Pere Cuenot

Labully(Sieou

(Nanning)

Jen) Ad:Hung

StandSauvacSun, manager

Rev, Pere Dalle (Nanning) Shek Chung Wah, marketing inspr.

KOU ANG-TCHEOU-W AN

Iff |if Kioang-cliau-lvcm

The bay of Kwangchau (or according

Wan), situated in the province of Kwangtung, tothewas

French official spelling, Kouang-Tcheou

rceded, on. lease with the surrounding

(territories by a Convention

X between France and China,

On the 22nd bf April, W98. It is situated between 20 Reg.; and occupied by the

45 min, and French17

21 deg.

min. north latitude^ and 107 deg. 55 min. and 108 deg. .16

at a distance more or less 230 miles weSt-south-West of Hongkong. The two-min. east longitude

islands of Naoitcheou and uTarigdiai ^placed at the entrance of the bay make

A492 KOUANG-TCHEOU-WAN

an excellent closed port into which entrance is by two narrow passages. The port- j

measures about

in breadth. The 15 miles long,

dqpth of anchorage and for ofabout half ofextends

20 metres its length

pvcritaislength

three ofor more

four miles-

than

10 mrleS andlborders on the 'eiitremity of the ’ junk port of, Tchekam, an important-

commercial bentre in constant communication with Mafeao, Hongkong, Hainan and

Fakhoi. The neighbouring districts are well'ciiltiyated, and it

beds will be found. The new French territory is only separated from the yalley of the is believed mineral

West

16th ofRiver by chains1899,of between

November, hills. Following

Marshal theSouConvention

and Admiralbf Courrejolles,

delimitatioix signed oh the

the territory '

ofIndo-China.

Kouang-Tcheou-Wan

The chief place of the territory is the town of Fort Bayard, which is atof

was placed under the authority of the Governor-General j

the entranceport,

commercial of thewithinterior port on the right

the establishments of thebank

civilofadministration,

the river Ma military

Tche. Itservice

is the

and the special offices.

The area of the territory is about 200 square miles.and its papulation about

230,000 inhabitants including 120 French and 6&0 Aiinamites.

Kouang Tcheou-Wan is a free port in which all commercial operations can be

carried

Kouang ontcheou-wan

without paying any dafcy.

to Haiphong A regular bi-monthly

and Hongkong. Four sfeamers lineofofFrench-Chinese-

steamers joins

Portuguese-English ownership run between Kouang-Tcheou-Wan and Hongkong.

Commerce which had largely extended during the last,few years has considerably ;

been restrained by the Chinese Customs since the last two years.

A regular service of automobiles runs between Fort.Bayard (12,000 inhabitants) j

and the towns

Teou-Soc, Poteouof and

Tchekam (35,000 towns

the Chinese inhabitants), Potsi,-. Sin-Tchi,

of Soui-Kay, Taiping, Tchimoun,,

Onpou, Lim-kong, Wat-Lam, ;

Wou-Tcheou, Wampo, Ou-Tcheou, Moui-Loc, Lei-Tcheou, Pakhoi.

75 km. of new roads run in the

Tongsan, Sui-lao-kao, No-kan, Phi-leou, Cao-my-sao. island of Tanghai between the little towns of ]

5 km. of roads run in the island of Nao-Tchao which includes the port of Tam-souis

and Pac-Kong.

Fort Bayard and Tchekam are provided with electric light; a telephone between

these

trict intwothelocalities

interior for private andwithcommercial

is connected purposes

the chief town eitheriswith

working daily;or telephone*

telegraph every dis- j:

An ice factory exists at Fort Bayard. About two hundred motor-cars are in circula- ] f;

tion.

DIRECTORY

Administration- Sitpekieure Bureaux du Territoire

Administrateur en chef du Territoire de Administrateur de Adjoint

Kerdu, —administrateur

M. Ch. de

Kouang-Tcheou-Wan—M. H. de Tastes Coataudon

adjoint de 2e classe des services civils

de ITndochine

Reeeveur de rEnregistrement—Darnaud,

Cabinet de l’Administrateur en chef chef civilsde Bureau de lere cl. des services-

Administrateur Adjoint—M. Ch. de Chef de la Comptabilite—Darnaud

Coataudon de Kerdu

Police Maritime

Charge du Port—Cerati

Service de la Surety et des

Renseignements Travaux Publics

Chef de Service—M Ch. de Coataudon de Ing^nieur

Minh

des Travaux Publics—Claverin„

Kerdu Maitre de Phare—Couapel

 KOUANG-TCHEO (J-WAN A493r

Justice de Paix VILLE DE TCHEKAM

1° Juge de Paix a Competence etendue— AdministrateurITndochine

des Services Civils de-

M.

civilsTustes, administrateur des services Resident-Maire—M.

de Tlndochine Tustes

G reffi er-Notaire—Michel Afedecins Contractuel — Dr. Tsin

2° —M.

Tribunal

TustesMixte, President du Tribunal

2 Assesseurs Chinois tires au sort tous

les trimestres sur une liste de douze Chef-Lieu duFORT-BAYARD Territoire de Kouang-Tcheou

notabilites, wan, en communication avec Hanoi et-

Tr^sqr Hongkong, Mission Cath clique

Administrateur

Kouang TcheouenWan—M.

chef du H.Territoire

de Tastesde

Payeur du Territoire—-Siret Administrateur Charge du .Centre.Urbaiit

Enseignement —M. Indigene—Tessarech,

Ch. de Coataudon de inspecteur

Kerdu de-

Dir. du College “Albert Sarraut” — Garde lere classe

| M. Larcher Douanes—rFeline, receveur receyeur

\ Institutrice dTstria Adjointe — Mme. Colonna Enregistrement—Garnaud,

Instruction Publique—Larcher, directeur

Service Santtaire Juge de Paix—Tustes

Medecin—l>r. Bouron

;! Docteur Bouron, medicon commandant Payeur—Siret

r. des troupes eoloniales, medecin chef Postes receveur et Tellsgraphes — Branca! eoni,.

I'. de I’lidpital a Fort-Bayard, charge des Kongkoc de Fort-Bayard—Tsang-Tsoc-

| services exterieursetde I’arraisonnement Tsoi.

tt Nguyen-Ngoc-Thien,

Docteur Tsin medecin indochinois

1 Andr^ Wong, medecin id. Society Indochinois d’Eeegtricite

Service Militaire

1 Comdt. d’Armes—Fourtaux, CapitainS' Banque de l’Indochine

; Station de Telegraphie Sans Fil

1 Chef de.Station—M. Coste COMPAGNIE InDOCHINOSE DE NAVIGATION^

Po.STl-S ET TeLEGRAPHES (C.I.N.)

I Receveur—Bran caleoni, 2 bureaux de Sam-Tai-Lee, agent

|i postes et telegraphes a Fort Bayard,

Tchekam Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—Foster

Gendarmerie

iIl Commandant la Brigade—Cerati

Gendarmes—Grange et Bordes tchKkam

Garde Indigene Administrateur des Services Civils de-

rinddchine Resident-Maire—AI. Tustes

Ilnspr., de lere cl. Comdt. la Brig.— Resident-Maire de Tchekam—AI. Fourcade

, Tessarech Kongkoc de la Ville—Tsang-Hoc-Tam

ItGrades Principaux,

Potsi: Stalter, gardeChefs

ppal.dedePoste

Stagiaire President de la Chambre de Commerce

ITaiping: Housty, id. —Tsang Sy Tsing

Potao: Dedon, garde ppal. de le classe

ilTanghai: Desrioux, Inspectuer de 3e cl. Texas Co. (China), Ltd., The, Petroleum

S'Nao-Tcheou: Rondeaux,garde ppal.de2e cl. and its Products

A27

 PAKHOI

ife -it Pah-hoi

Pakhoion-the

situated was Gulfopened to foreignin long.

of Tongking tradeE,by109thedeg.Chefoo 7 min. Convention

and 1 at'. N. 21in deg.

1877.29 min.

It is

The Chinese town is situated'on a peninsula, at

are a few low hills (Kuantao Head & cl fcE )■ It faces nearly due north, and in the western Extremity of which

atwinter

timesis touch

ks to exposed

interferetomaterially

the force ofwith^the N.E. monsoon winds.

the shipment These ofblowcargoso from

and discharge hard |I

steatoers

oftown.

the townin the harbour,

and a mile the arichdrage

and a half for which . i sf situated opposite the western end

the ;;I

The foreign residences arefrom the Custom

situated on slightly Househigher

at theground

easterntoendtheofsouth

of the town.

the Extending to the south

country gradually risesandtowards

.east is atheplain whichAttempts

north. is level forat many miles,have

cultivation although

been i

made rough

Very upon this plain immediately to..the south of the town,ofbutthe’yvith varying success.

for bringing in some of the produce from the surrounding distridt, /The, carts in use I

cart roads intersect the country in the vicinity pbrt and are utilized

for this

are drawnpurpose

largelyarebyheftvy,

oxen and unwieldy,

have huge vehicles,

solid ofwooden

an almost wheelspre-historic

of the mosttype.primitive,

They j

pattern, by which, needless to say, the roads are badly cut up in wet weadher. During ,

the past two years an extensive road building programme liasheert carried out arid

there is now a motor service between Pakhoi and LirhcHow’(fH *8EX Limchbw and '

Shekhong

Pakhoi with(ff;the5),large andtrade Limchowmart and Paksha ().

of Nanhong (Eg H >. A"Another bridge* service

has finally connects

been i

erected across the Paksha Jtiyer. which . connects Paklioi by motor road wnh

Kwangchowwan, a distance of 180 miles. ‘‘Sportsmen will

the vicinity of Pakhoi: quails, snipe, partridges, wild pigeons, vyild ducks, and some find the.following game in j

woodcocks and pheasants. Tigers can still be found in the hills, some 25 miles t) the I

hr.E: of Limohdw. Good crbsS-febaritry riding is obtainable.' Thfe Pakhoi-hinicbow ’

motor-road is being kept in an excellent condition, and the pleasure of cycling and j; 1

motor-cycling

year is a trying is afforded. Thq plifn^tethough

one for Europeans, of the theport nights

duririg are,

at least

fbr six

the moriths

tropics,ofcbm-

the jj

is receiving increasing attention as the modernisation of the town progresses. Accurate jJ

paratively cool. It is satisfactory to be able tb state that the question of sanitation

figurestheformost

the populatibri bf the thvth,perhaps

as elsewhere in China, 35,00$.;.

are difficult to obtain, iA

ofbutthe number of inhabitants

important of the may local industries, be put andata some

large number.Fishing

of vesselsis one

arepj

employed in it. The manganese ore mines in the district of Oh’inehow (Yamchow

JjH £k) have

through Pakhoideveloped

increasesa greatfrom deal

year ofto' year.

late years, and the expbrt of this mineral'

Trade in 1933. ;

the Kwangchowan area are now included in the returns for Pakhoi, t(ie value figures for ,,

Chiefly on account of the fact that the statistics for certain Customs stations in.

the tradeTheofstations

cent. this portreferred

show a very noticeable

to were formerly improvement

under the amountingcbntrol of the to nearly 52 per', *i

Kiungchowt,

Customs. The trade of Pakhoi has been declining for some years*, and, discounting

cargoes

import broughtthein account

through duringthe newthestations, actually showsConditions

no improvement on the jli:1-

but the side

severeofmeasures adopted iu South yearChina

underforreview.

the protection wereindustries,|i

of home peaceful; i.

the lowered purchasing power of the country, and the depreciated currency, werer

factors militatins? against the import and disposal of foreign

as elsewhere. The export trade was better. Exchange rates were in favour of this; commodities in this district

section of trade, and shipments of pigs, poultry, aniseed star, and groundut oil were alBf .«

 PAKHOI A495-

much in excess of those of the previous year. A stfiking effect of fclie anti-Japanese

boycott is the suspicion no\^ commonly attached to all kinds of fishery products even

when these are genuinely of Chinese origin, and the reason assigned to, the Reduced

exports'

part of cuttle-fish and-salt fish from Pakhoi to Hongkbhg is jii'^dft this

beingfearJapanese

on the

goods.of the importersof' that

A feature thesewise

the coast foodstuffs

exportdome

tradeunder the heavy

was the suspicibti

shipments-of Chinese

brown sugar injcake^,

which records are made73,000 by thepiculs. The are

Customs valueas figures

follows:fordirect

the sections of trade 3.4-

foreign ihiports, of

million dollars,

foreign ports, 4.4as milliory

against dollars

2,5 .million in 1932;2 million;

as against direct exports of Chinese'produce

coastwise-imports of Chineseto

produce, 3 million dollars as against 3.2 million; and qpastwise exports, of Chinese

produce,

the opening1.9 millioii

to traffic"d<3llars

of theashighway

againstleading

0.6 million. Communications

from Pakhoi to Lingshan,werea townimproved by

situated

only a few kilometres from, the Kwangsi border.

PI RECTO 11Y

Asiatic Petroleum Co., Ltd. Medical Officers—Drs. S. Y. Sing^

Tai Cheong & Co., agent s and Ngo Si Quy

Acting Tide'sufvje^or ’and Harbour

British-American Tobacco ’ Co Mastdr—J.‘ D. Sp’encbr'

Wing Ta & Co., Agents ^ Examiner-F. J„ Matthes

Tidewalters—Fong Han Yee, Luk

Central Bank of China—Cable Ad: 1135 Yee and Poon Chor On

Yuen Wing Cben, director

Wong Sai Kwong P ^

Kam Sing Cheung (Pakhoi Branch)';

10 Sr ® m Wohg„Sai Kwong, direetpr

CoMPAGNIE InDO-CHINOISE DE NAVI- Agency Osaka Shpsen Kaisha

GATION

Kung Yuan Tai, agency (S.S-

^Tonkin”) fn ^ JM

CONSULATES Kwong Cheong Wo

Agency

ft ^ M ® & * China Navigation Co., Ld. (S.S.

2'ai fat hwok Ling sz fu “Tean”)

France (also

interests) in-charge of Portuguese MISSIONS

Consul—R. Wache, h.e.c., L.o.v., ^ m t n

Copyist—PI T. P'oun

Ciiurch Mission Society Hospital

t ^ m m & * —Cable

Dr. S. Y.Ad:Sing

C.M.S: Pakhoi

■ Tai ying leu,oh Ling sz hun Dr. P, Z. Sun, M D.

Major Wright, secretary

, Great Britain

Consul (residing in Canton) ± 3^

French Catholic Mission (Foreign

H M ilb Missions

Rev. of Paris)

Fathers—

iCustoms, Chinese Maritime L. Penicaud, bishop

It Acting Oomr. —C. M. Petterson A. Tsiu,

Geiity,prof,

assist, and Steward’

|J|‘ Assistants—Chiu Shai Wong, Fung V. of seminary

Kee Yuen and Yeh Shu Lien H. Cotto, do. i

k Clerks—Lo Pik-fai, Li Wei Seng, R. Lebas, director of seminary

Kwok Chi Hoi and Su Yan Ko J. Rossi lion

*A27

A496 PAKHOI-HOIHOW (IN HAINAN)

® M W ^ 3i Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.

PENTfecostAt Clung Tai & Co.

T'fevl’Gl C.Holiness Church Mission

Lei?ge, supt.

Mrs. G. C. Legge Wo Sang & Co.

Osaka iShosen Kaisha Tangou Collectorate of Salt Revenue

Kam Sing & Co., agents —Cable Ad: Adiate

Collectors—Chang'Chien & Huang

Hai-ching

ft iis U 4b

PostPostmaster—Au

Office Nai Lung Yamashita Risen Kaisha

Kam Shosen Kaisha

HOIHOW (in HAINAN ISLAND)

w a Kiung-chau p Hoi-hau

Hoihow is the seaport of the prefectural city of Kiungchow, the capital of the

Islandhillsof Hainan.

low dbtfbd.with Thegraves;

two towns andareacross

separated by aadistance

these lies of some three

semi-macadamised road.milesThisof

highway was originally Constructed by the Kiungchow Horse Carriage Co. in 1915,

itHainan

was considerably

in the middleimproved

of 1918, and by General

was kept Lungin goodGhi-kwang during motor

repair by several his rule

Car over

Cos,

which

miles ofmaintained

motor road a continuous motor connecting

openfto traffic car service Hoihow

betweenwith the Wenchang,

two towns. Chingmai,

Over 500

Tingan, Kachek, and Chuenyai, and at one time nearly 900 cars, buses and trucks

were future.

near runningAonnew thebund

Island.running

Mote new

alongroads are expected

the Hoihow rivertoonbetheopened for traffic

northern part inof the

the

town,

permit motor traffic. Hoihow is lighted by electricity and possesses a telephonesosystem

60 feet Ayide, was built in 1924 and the principal streets were widened as to

ofanditsmany

own projected

but since improvements

February, 1925,have the not

Island

beenhascarried

been occupied

out owingbyto Cantonese troops

general unsettled

conditions.

MaritimeThe port of Hoihow

Customs in April,was1876.

opened by thetheestablishment

During latter nine monthsof a branch

of thatofyear

the' Chinese

foreign

tonnage to the extent of 36,672 tons entered and cleared

representing 54 British, 10 German, 2 French and 4 Danish steamers that at the'Custom House, this

E entered

from, and cleared for, Singapore, Bangkok, Saigon, Annam, Hongkong, etc. The

situation of the port of Hoihow before and at its opening in 1876 was considered

favourable

view as themore fromConsuls

Foreign the political than would

at Hoihow the geographical

then be in closeor topographical

touch with thepoint Taotaiof

at Kiungchow.

monsoon,The harbour ofblows Hoihow

hereis. with

an open roadstead,vigour

unprotected against the North-east

working ofwhich cargo is, therefore, undisturbed

normally difficult duringfrom-September

those months, and to atApril.

timesThe im-

possible.

when no In

rainaddition

falls to the above

up-country, disadvantages

and consequently those

no months

w r

ater are

comes also

downthe dry

by months

the Po

Chung River tosometimes

in thesometimes

summer: : the sea. Again, the tales are more erratic in the winter than they are

therethen,

are having

two tides

and none. Curgo beenduring

loadedthewith 24 difficulty

hours, sometimes one,

into a cargo-J

boat alongside the importing steamer, has to face a stormy passage of two to three'i

 HOIHOW A 49:7

miles to the spit, which i nns parallel to the town of JBoihow and a mile distant from it.

Once

wateratwhich

the spit the cargo-boat

separates may be able

it from Hoihow, If a tocanal

pole7upfeetthedeep

twoand miles300offeet

shallow

widemuddywere

dredged on the iloihow river between the neighbourhood of the Custom House, and

the spit, thus permitting junks, cargo boats and motor launches to navigate at

all tides, it would be sufficient to meet present requirements of the trade and

would not be ofanthe

improvement expensive

port ofundertaking.

Hoihow and some Several

evensuggestions

advocated have been made

the transfer of theforport

the

to Chinglan

•engine ring and or Pochin

from the but financial

all these points

suggestions

of view.wereChinglan,

impracticable both fromwhich

for instance, the

has been much spoken of in the past, is situated op the East Coast, which, though

not properly surveyed, is known to be lined with coral reefs and is much exposed

Po typhoons and S.W. monsoons in the Summer months. And it is far more expen-

sive to open a new port than to improve an old established one, without taking

into consideration

interests. Hoihowthewillopposition

thereforesuchremain a change

the portwould create and

of Hainan fromit islocal

now vested

being

connected

when financial by good motor roads

conditions permit,withtheallharbour

the principal

may be townsimproved. in theA island

motor roadand,

i girding the island is almost completed.

As regards health, there is less fever in Hoihow than anywhere else in Hainan.

|l| already There is inexcellent'

existencewater bothto inbe thehadforeign

by the sinking

Quartersofand artesian

in thewells,Chineseand several

City. The are

I water in the actual wells at Hoihow is brackish, partly from seawater that filters

into the wells and partly from the alkiline condition of the soil,

j! munity Theoftrade

Hoihowof Hoihow

is oneremains

that is more or less

always beingstationary. The nativedirections

drawn in different commercialbycom- op-

J posing interests. There is a Chamber of Commerce, which works in conjunction

t| with the Five

kien and Hainan. Guilds, representing the merchants of Canton, Swatow, Kochow, Fuh-

| No foreign settlement has,been formed at Hoihow for the very excellent reasbn that

1 there is no space for suqh a, settlepient, unless the foreigners concerned were to see their

11 the waytown

to disburse

of Hoihow largestands.

sfi'ms From

of money in reclaiming

Hoihow the swamp

itself a tongue of aryonland,the known

verge ofaswhich the

:

l Te Siieng Ska, or Victory Spit, runs westward for a distance of about a mile until it

j, » -dry losesland

itselfis inverythenarrow

morassandwhich has been'entirely .taken up. The consequence-is thatof

there encompasses it on three sides. This strip

«r |I any future

Victory Spit. development, if any, igijst be duk into the'marshy ground that borders the

, With the exception of the Homan Catholic Orphanage, erected in 1895, the

1 American'Presbyterian

and Outdoor Staff quarters, Mission.theHospital

Erepck and Schooldoctor’s residence,

for Chinese, the the

FrenchCustoms

doctor’sIndoorre-

; sidence, and the French Hospital, the houses occupied by tjie foreign • residents are

ij j Chinese converted into "European habitations

H.B.M. Consulate obtained a site.after 14 years’ negotiations, by alterations and improvements,

and a Consulate building

&a. 1•'Government

was erected inin1899. 1927; This was'theclqsed

towards end inof 1925

1897- and

a the1' property

piede of land sold granted,

to the Chinese

• •1.; . French Consulate

town. Since has been built

the beginning of 1899on the

a freeNorthern

school side riverwas

of theconducted

has been and facing

by the Hoihow

and a

French

'wiIKl ■.the•Government

Tonkin Medical Staff was detailed to this port for the purpose of givingfrom

for teaching the French language to tha Chinese,-and an officer the

i>ii'jjeggs,matiyes and

aboutothers,

'numberbullocks free attendance and medicine. The

exportforeign

traderesidents pigs,insome

Hainan

and6b'provisions

iricltidih^ ischildren.

carried on with A largeHongkong. There in been

has poultry,

talk

rtl among the natives of opening mines, constructing railways, and: bringing out timber

n, .ginning

from thetovirgin

explore forests of theand

the island, interior.

the It has beenofnoticed

Commissioner Customs thatis some peoplethat

oftoopinion are the

be-

■: Mas

searchlight of modern civilisation will reveal much that

to commerce. “Perhaps,” he added, “when this is accomplished it will be seen is of value science as well

.. -.possessions.”

that this ‘Island of Palms’with

A Company is notforeign

the capital

least rich has nor the least,

recently startedfertile of China’s

to plant up jute

. iiand if the initial experiment is, successful quite a large industry may develope. The

' .1 ‘island of Hainan is described as a ferta fficoymto to the World.

A498 HOIHOW

There is no telegraphic y cortmiunieation with the mainland at present. The

military wrteless' Station, ho\\ e^et, has been opened to the public, with liiirited places

and

and acertain

light 1atrestrictions, also one

Lainko (western privately

entrance of theowned tvireless

Hainan, station.'

Straits) A harbourin light,

were opened 1894 ;

also one at Ca^»e Oami on the lower tip of the peninsula in 1895.

apparatus was installed on the West Fort close to the city at the commencement An Aga Lanternof

1916. The’approach

dredged Until the/native to themer6hahts

harbour ofbadly

Hoihowneedsdeyel'

dredging, but ispublic

ope a more not likely

spirit,toand

be

conditions irf’Ghiha improve geiierally.

DIRECTORY

Asiatic Petroleum Co. , (Squth At KiungclioW

China), Ltd. ' Rev. and Mrs, D. S. Tappan

Y. T. Kong Miss Alice H. Skinner

Miss Mae, Chapip

Customs, Chinese Maritime — Kiung- Rev. O. E. Mirtz

choAv (Hoibow) At Kachek

Commissioner—P. B. Jbly (acting) 1 Miss M. M. Moninger

Assists.-—Hsieh

Kue . Yu Chun,, ’ Luk

1

-Wing Rev. and Mr's. D. H. Thomas

Medical Officers — N. Bercovitz and Miss Esther M. Morse, m.d.

H. C. Chang Rev. and Mrs. A. E. French

Tidesurveyor and Harbour Master— At Nodoa .

F. A. Stranding Rev. and Mrs. P. C. Melrose

Boat Officers—W. H. P. Weston and Miss Mary H. Taylor

Sz-to-Kon Dr. and Mrs. S. P. Seaton

Examiners

Chi Cheung — A.andG.LiuG. Mun

Stewart,

Pang Ng

Lights

Hoihow

CowlamHarbour Light — H. G. I. Roman Catholic Mission

At Hoihow

Lamko—A. X. Peroff Rev.

Cape Garni—A. G. Mihailoff Rev. Father P. Julliotte,

Father D. Desperbensup.

At Bangcao

^ $ n m a Rev. Father C. Bernard

Hainan Motor Company,

Ford Dealer—66, Bok Oy Road,Authorized

Hoihow, At Tingan

Hainan Island; Teleph. 43; Cable Ad:

Hainanmotof Rev. Father E. Morvan

Leung Yin Tung, manager At Seangto

Rev. Father F. Manae’h

MISSIONS At Limku

Rev. Father F. Jeyef

# ^ #

American Presbyterian Mission Post Office

At Hoihow Postmaster —Chan Hing .. P

Rev. and Mrs. J. F. Steiner

Dr. and, Mrs. N, Bercovitz

Miss Grace Macdonald Standard-Yacuum Oil Company—Cable

Miss

Dr. andCaroline

Mrs. H.,McCreery, R,N.

F. Burk wall Ad: Standvac

Miss M. Burkwall, r.n. Cheung Ngai Mari, manager

 HOIH^W—I^NQ^HOW A499

"Wing Fat Homo, Merchants, .Importers n & m m m p m

and Exporters,

Agents ShippingKd;and Cable

— Chungshan Insurance

Ad: Yuen Fat-Lee Co., General Merchants '

Wingfathong; Code: Bentley's

Chau .Sing M ui, managei;', Shipping, A Insurance'Agents—C 1mng-

Wong Siu Shek, assist, rnanager shan lioad; Cable Ad: Wingfathong

Assistants—Chau Ktrig Wei, Chau Chau Sing Mui, manager

Kip^ Shiang Cljau Si'ng Kiu •Wong Siu Shek, assist, manager

Agents, for : "Assistant’s—Chau Kihg Wei, Chau

Wo Fat Siting S.S. Co., Ltd. King Shiang &t Chau Sing Kiu

Wiiliattson & Co. r Agt'iifs for:

-China Underwriters Ltd., Maritie China Navigation Co.,. Ltd.

' Settling Agent B. ifc S. Marine & Fire Insurance

i.r a (i c 11 o w

^ Lung-chow

This cityN.,is and

■dprovince

eg. 21;,mip. situated

long. atlOfithe.deg.jiunctiori

45 min. of E!,

thernear

Stihg-chi and Kao-ping rivers in lat. 22

J the South-western border of the

with Tonkin. The continuatiori of the'above-hamed faVo rivers istrade

of Kwangsi, and was selected as the seitit of the frontier !

known; of that province

as the Tso-

chiang dh left branch of the W^St Biver, and'it enters the'main Stipam some 30 miles

above

by the Nanning.

rivers mainly;Thettovm

and liesis. atprCttiTy situated amongst

an - elhfatidla'pf. sorfie' 3b0the.feetmohfitains, having exits

aibove sea'level. The

city

roundwall,

the last repaired Ain census

city proper. 1887,^18taken beingindehldlished

1929 showedrapidly to make a population

the Lttngchow circular roadas

consisting of 3,500 families,; in all 14,796 persons; there-being no foreign residents

in 1931. From a military point of view Lungchow' is’considered; to be a place of

importance. Troops afe .stationed there find at the’threefrontier stations 'of Namkuan,

Pingerh,

wasand Shuikou,. all f’dughly . thirty' mileson distfibU1st inJune,

a westerly 1 direction- The'

aportValuableopened

back dobfto Francd-Annamdse

'into'China when :

trade

strikes' the

bhs'truct

;

1889eisevyhere

trade'. , and hasWithoutproved

however

Lungchow is likely to be slow, though the line now runs through to Nasham, whereof

an extension of the Haifbi Lahgtbh railway, any marked development

;■sChina.

tocks ofThekerosene

frontierwere

roadkeptrunsonfrom handDbngdang

during 1924, 1925railway,

on the and 1926through

for importation

Namkuaninto or

r[ Port de Chine to Lungchow, and carries at the present

motor traffic, the distance of 54 kilometres, taking on an average of about three date a considerable amount

hours.of

'There areLungchpw,

Bbetween several motor-ear

Shuikon companies—

(a frontier all Chinese;owned—engaged

mart) as well as Langson inin Tonkin.

regular traffic

The

ILseveral

Lungchow-Nanning

motor cars engaged in the regular run between thedwo cities, taking1932,8 hours

motor road has been opened to traffic since March, with

fto cover and

(beautiful the whole, journey very

runs through of about 200 miles.areas,

mountainous.; The inintervening

which arecountry a numberis veryof

buck caves, formerly the habitat of natives indigenous to the neighbourhood.

^Telegraphic

.Liver, communication

withtemporarily

Mbngtsz inmaintains

Yunnan .■existsvid with. Canton and

placesother places onThetheChineseWest

|Post Office theirPosb, and withbetween

mail service in Tonkin.

Lungchow and Langson

an Tonkin by regular couriers instead of by motor under contract, as before owing to

'the irregular running of 'tfans-frdhtier motor, cars, and sends.utails to Nanning daily

by a motor

Bureau sincedriven mail-car 1932.._

December, run byAnthe Lungchow-Nannitig

•, establishment; of thePublic Chinese RoadMaritime

Control

Customs

t)f Consuls resident on the West River and in Hongkong. There ; charge

is maintained at the port where ; foreign interests are In, yhe was a

l Catholic Church on the Bputb,’ side of the Tso-cbiang, the small- orphanage

 A500 LtTNGCHOW

established by the Emanuel

having been removed to Hong Kong since Mission in February,

the suburbs1930.outside The the East Gate-

Consulate, Cus-

toms buildings

during a Communist and uprising

Missionaryin February,

Church were 1930.completely

Through the lootedprompt

and badly

actiondamaged

on the

inparttheofdistrict

the Kwangsi

towardstroops

the endunderofGeneral

1930, theWeicity YunofTsung to restore

Lungchow, peacepractically

though and,order

deserted after the communist uprising, has gradually returned

with a large population and a number of new shops. The trip up from Nanning usually to its former prosperity,

takes from

water in thethree

river,tothe

fourlevel

days,of which

and thatis liable

downtoto very

Nanningabout 30 hours, during

sudden fluctuations accordingthetorainy

the

season of July and August. It has been known to rise as high as 75 feet, when the iron,

suspension

most ofjunks thebridge

cargo acrossandthetoriver

from is only twoports, feet whilst

above the flood. trade

Motoris boats carry

small and rafts, and byWest cartsRiver

on the overland frontier

routes which usually carried

travel byin

convoys of some number as in Tonkin. The River scenery

Nanning with its succession of gorges and rapids is well worth seeing but accommo- between Lungchow and

dation for Europeans on the motor boats is not of a luxurious type though each vessel

has for

hot onesome

special

eightcabin

monthsfor official

of thetravellers.

year, but the The winter

climate ofis the

coldport is dampto and

enough very

be very

pleasantamid such picturesque surroundings.

Trade in 1933

its foreign trade is chiefly with Tonkin,south-west

Lungchow being situated in the the frontiercorner

beingof some

the province of Kwangsi^

45 kilometres distant

where crossed by the motor highway. The value statistics for foreign commerce are

insignificant,

carried but may be quoted for a better understanding of the amount of trade

67,<)()0 inon1932;at direct

this frontier

exports, ofstation:

Chinesedirect

produceforeign imports,fit,Q00

to foreign countries, dollars

119,000asdollars

againstas

against 71,000 in 1932. Domestic movements of cargo through the Customs are of even

less significance, especially now that the usefulness of Lungchow as a distributing

centre

districts hasdirect

beenfrom

dispelled by theItopening will beInofseenmotor roads that figures

serve thethatsurrounding

import trade declinedNanning.

during the year. the from the above

interests of economy, only the foreign

commodities

unobtainable elsewhere, like cunao and timber, were purchased from Tonkin. Exports

did

botton better,

pieceand therecotton

goods, was ayarn,

goodpigs,demand

paper,in samshu,

French Indo-China

and rubber for shoes.silk Peacefulness

piece goods,

inrightthetofrontier

demand passports from Annamites crossing the border foe temporary oftrading;

districts, and the waiving by the Chinese frontier authorities their

purposes, did much to encourage export transactions.

DIRECTORY

Bible Church Men’s Missionary Society French Hospital

Dr. Ch’en Ting-wok

.is m m Lung chow liuan

Customs, Chinese Maritime

Assistant-in-charge—Chen m mm ~ n m

Clerk—Ho Shun Kin Shao Post Office (Chinese)

French Consulate— Cable Ad: Fransulat, Shu Kwan Luen, postmaster

Longtcheou

P. &A. Nanning

Simon, Consul

with forresidence

Longtcheouin Roman Catholic Mission

R$v. Father G. P. Caysac, Societe des

J. Longtcheou

Y F. Tseng, Chinese Clerk Mission Etrangeres de Paris

 MENG-TSZ AND YUNNANFU

g ^ Meng-isz

This is a district city in south east Yunnan, and together with Man-hao, a village

on the left bank of the Red River, was opened to trade by the Additional Convention

toJune,

the 1887.

French TreatytownofatisTientsin of the 25th April, 1886, signed andatbuilt

Pekingsixondays’

the from

26th

the frontier ofThe Tonkin two days’

Laokay, andjourney fromsituated,

beautifully Man-hao being about on a cultivated

plateau 20 miles

mountains, and is long by about

4,280 feet above the12 miles

level ofinthebreadth,

sea. Itencircled

has a Chineseby picturesque

population

ofrebellion,

150,000,asbut

the numerous well-built temples, many of them now in ruins,Mahommedan

was a place of much, more importance before the still testify.

It is, however, a considerable commercial emporium even now1 and is becoming an

. important centre for the distribution of foreign goods imported via Tonkin. The

:| French Consul hoisted his flag at Mengtsz on the 30th April, 1889, and the Customs

station was opened in the following August.

| The climate of; Yunnanfu (altitude 6,400 feet) is temperate and good. From

j October to April, there is very little rain and a good deal of wind, but in June, July,

1i| .year August and September

of heavy rain, and aswhich

low asis24theinches

rainywhenseason the rainfall

the rains are poor.is about

When49 the

inches in a

rainfall

[ is as low as the latter figure, there is a drought and the harvests are poor, and when as

| the first figure there are floods, and the harvest is similarly poor.

Tkade in 1933

An upward trend in the trade of the Mengtze district is shown by the following

i comparative value figures for the years 1932 and 1933: direct foreign imports, 12.6

i1 foreign

million dollars as against

countries, 8.7 million

20.4 million dollarsin as1932; direct4.9exports

against million;ofcoastwise

Chinese produce

imports toof

) | Chinese produce, 15.7 million dollars for both years; and coastwise exports of Chinese

,' |! toproduce,

show a4.2decrease

millionfordollars as against

the year. 12.6 million,

The amount of thethisincrease

being inthetheonly

totalsection

valueofot trade

trade

r was thus 11 million dollars, or over 26 per cent. It will be noticed that the import and

j , nearly

the export accounts,

balance takingforthethe

each other foreign

year andunderthereview.

domesticThetransactions together,

credit of this very

fortunate

state of things may be placed almost entirely to the success of the tin mines, as more

|than nine-tenths of the increase in the export trade value figures is accounted for by

1| 'the

(has improved shipmentsofofthetin.outward

been the mainstay Theretrade

is nothing unreasonable

from Yunnan, but thein this, as tin always

exceptional output

(for the year under review was due to the introduction of up-to-date machinery and

^melting methods at the mines, and was a well-earned reward of enterprise, therefore,

(rather than a haphazard fluctuation in production. The actual q uantity of tin exported

direct review,

under to foreign countries

almost rose increase;

a fivefold from 31,000andpiculs in 1932shipments

coastwise to 151,900amounted

piculs in tothe25,000

year

rpiculs as against 94,000 piculs in the previous year. The combined exports, abroad and

jfcoastwise,

jriiachinerywere valued atantheimprovement

also effected riot unimposing sum ofand

in quality, 22.2themillion

99.7 dollars.

to 99.9 perThecent:

fine pure

ricw

jt‘in being obtained from the smelters at these mines is now

‘Paris, and New York markets, so that orders can be placed direct with the producers. quoted on the London,

’The ore was formerly refined at Hongkong. Medicinal substances, hides, and skins

were other export staples to do well, and it may be noticed in connection with the

j|hanges in trade routes now being brought about by the building of new lines of com-

jipunication,

lijiystem,

Awangsicertainthat ofwhile

instead some owing

Yunnan of Kweichow trade now tends

to the dfdevelopment of thetoKweichow-Kwangsi

find its outlet through road

produce from the borders Tibet, Szechwan, and Kweichow that used

ill>o go out through Chungking now tends to gravitate toward Yunnanfu for export on

dkecount of the better road transport now existing in this province also.

A502 MENGTSZ AND YUNNANFU

there was a marked absence of bandit peaceful

The province enjoyed exceptionally outrages conditions throughout

except in one the year,

or two border and

districts.

The only calamities, were a flooding of the fertile plans around Yunnanfu for a short

time during the summer and the d’est^uibtion ' o f about twlo-thirds of

5 the business

section of Hokow by fife. ' Certain exchange' feStrictrbns laid down by the Provincial

Government

through duringBank,

the Futien the year,

werewhereby

held to allbe remittances

detrimental had to be madeand

to commerce at atofixed rate

private

interests in general.

DIRECTORY

MENGTSZ

Banque de l’Indo-Ohijte Assistantun-charge (Pishihchai) — R.

J. P. Munie, directeur H. Cholmondeley

Yunnanfu ' Office- of the Mengtsz Cus-

toms :—

-COMPAGNIE i'RANCAISE DES ChEMINS DE -Assistants—Ling

Rim Lai HungChafnngau, Sih Po,ior

and Peng Tsing-kai

FER DE l’InDO-ChWE ET DU YUN-NAN Examiners—F. L Byrnes, H. G.

iii Ik Merig tsz lewan Aydon -and Yick Wang

Customs, Chinese Maritime—^Qable Ad: Pishihehai Sub-office FLChdlmondeley

Assist.-mhhafge—R.

Examiner — Ko Loi-pru

Gustos, Yunnanfu Hokow Sub-office

Commissioner—R.

at Yunnanfu) M. Ta]bot(residiug ‘ Assist.-in-charge—R.H.

Resident Property Taker (Mengtsz)— ^ (residing at Pishihchai)Cholmohdelejr

J. V. Murphy Officer-in-charge—A. T. Powell

YUNNA N F U

Alliance Franc.mse French - - Yu ti haaf 11 1and Mengtsz.

Consul; Dblegue

Affaires Etrahgeresdu Ministere ■ de^s

au Yunnan-

Banque de l’Indo-Chine

J. IMunie, manager MarcCl Baudez

L. Ezeghelian, accountant

- United States

British-American Tobacco- • Company Vice-Consul—Ohai’lesS.iSeriice

S. Reed If

(China). Ltd. - - Vice-Consul—Jo-hn

Kung Hsiang, in charge Interpreter—J. N. Hwang -

Chinese Writer—Sun Chung Leng

Commercial Press. Ltd. (Yunnan

Branch)

Customs,(ChiNESE Maritime

COMPAGNIE F ranco-A s iat i q ce des Commissioner—R. M. Talbot

; Petroles , , Yunnanfu Office of the Mengtsz Custp]

J. Legfezo iki Yunnanfu Sub-Office

Commissioner—R. M. Talbot

Compagnie Optoru, Import and Ex- Assistants — Ling Chan Ngau, Sm

port Merchants Polo,

Kai Kim Lai Hung and,Peng Tsitt

Examiners—F. T. Byrnes, II. J11

CONSULATES j , Aydon and Yick Wang ,

British—Cable Ad: Britain Mengtsz Office

Consul-General—H. T. Harding

Clerical Officer—C. E. A. Caimey Resident Property Taker — J.

Murphy

 YUNNANFU—HOKOW A503

Pishihchai Sub-Office Poinsard & Veyret (Socicte Anonyme)

Assist.-in-charge—R. H. Cholmondeley Hardware and Provision Merchants

(also in Charge.of

Examiner—Ko Hokow sub office) Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.

Loi Piu

Hokow Sub-Office Ngoi Do-ciong, manager

Officer-in-charge—A. T. Powell

Texas Company (China) Ltd , The

French Chamber of Commerce Ho Hao, in charge

® m m m m SuBiRA FpLres, Import and Export—

- Man kwok tse phu, ipqy Cable Ad: Subira;'Codes: A.B.C. 5th

International Savings Society — edn., and Bentley’s

Paris Office: 85, Rue St. ' Lazare.

Head Office:Cable

Shanghai. 7, Avenue Edward VII. Y.M.C.A..

Ad: Intersavin R. D. Arnold, b.a., secretary

Mrs. R. D. Arnold

Floyd, C. F., Importer and Exporter

—Cable Ad: Lloyd; Codes: A.B.C. Yunnan District Inspectorate of

5th and 6th, Bentley’s, Lieber’s Salt Revenue

Kendall’s and Private Dist. Inspr.—Lu Yen-sun

Co-Dist. Inspr.—G. L. Caffarena

Chief Secretary—Polo S. Lind

MISSIONS Chief Accountant—Cheng Pei-hsien

British & Foreign Bible Society Peichiug Sub-district

(Yunnan Sub-Agency) . Chief

Mohei' Collector—Chow Feng-chang

Rev. A. Evans, acting 'sub-agent . ChiefSub-district

Collector—Chang Chm-jun

Catholique, Vicariat Apostolique de Yunnan Postal District—Head Office:

Yunnanfu

Vicaire

J. de Apostolique—Mgr. G. M. Kunming

Jonghe d’Ardoye eveque Postos

(Yunnanfu); Cable Ad:

d’Arnathonte 1933

Provicaire—F.

Procureur—JeanDucloux

Savin Yunnanfu Club (Cercle de Yunnanfu)

President-A. Padovani

Secretary—Greveldinger

Church Missionary Society Yunnanfu Wireless Station

HOKOW

f ' Hokpw'was opened to foreigh trade by the Supplementary Convention between

£hina and France of 20th Jqne, 1895. By the terjns of the agreement France was to

jUstablish a Vice!-tQpnsulate ;and China a Gustoms House at Hpkow, these stipulations

being earried out in. August, 1896, and July, 1897* respectively. The Vice-Consulate is

subordinate to the Mengtsz Consulate and the Hokow Customs are under the control

: «f the Mengtsz Commissioner,'and the value of the trade is not separately stated in

the Herigtsz Customs ‘ returns.'

 A504 HOKOW—TENGYUEH (MOMEIN)

flokow is picturesquely

with tile Nanhsi River—corhmoril^ situa'te’dchlled

on thetheleft'Namti—hnd

bank of the Redlies River at its cbnfltietice*

immediately opposite

Laokay, an important garrison town in Tonkin. The native town hah a population

offoreign

aboutstyle

4,000,buildings

mostly living

hake, however, been built during the last few years. Ansemi-

ill bamboo Houses and thatched huts; some good iron

railway bridge across the Nanhsi River was completed in 1&02, and connects Hbkow"

and Laokay.

after Hokow-ofisabout

a train journey about8i420hoursli bythrough

land from Mengtsz,

magnificent which can be reached

country.

The climate is very unhealthy and new residents soon feel its undermining effects.

In summer, when it does not rain it is hot and trying, whereas rain is accompanied by

aas damp,

the sununcomfortable

reappears. The atmosphere which feature,

main climatic becomesbyevenho'means

more disagreeable

a pleasant asone,soonis j

avegetation

thin, fever-carrying

is kept drizzle,andwhich

moist, a falls and

light in winter and spring.

extremely dangerousThemist

thick,overhangs

tropical j

everything.

Foreigners Malaria is rampant

manage to(o torecover and claims numerous victims amongst the natives. j;j

summer, foreigners;g Chapa,bya taking

summerlarge resortquantities

in Tonkinof (Altitude:

quinine. During the

about 1,700

metres; distance from Laokay: 37 kilometres). Since the bridge over the Red River

has been finished,

2,companies (Veyrenca regular

et Cie- andmotorSchneider

service et.Cie.)

is working between

maintain Chapa and Laokay i

this service. |

DIRECTORY

II ^ n M Ho how fen hwan

Chinese Maritime Costoms (Sub-Office of Mengtz Customs)

Officer-in-charge—A. T. Powell

TENGrYUEH (MOMEI1N)

Jj| Teng yueh

The trade mart Tengyueh—situated near the southwestern frontier of Yunnan, in

lat

the 24Burma

deg. 45 min N., andof long. 98modifying

deg. 30 min.

the E.—was opened 1894 to foreign trade under;

and Thibet, Agreement

and the Custom1897 House was opened Convention

by the Hon.of Charles relative

Napier,to Burma

under

isinstructions fromsituated

a walled town Sir Roberin aHart,

fertileBart,

valleyg. atc. m.an g.,altitude

on theof8th 5,356May,

feet,1902. Tengyueh

with mountains

fifteen miles to the north of the town reaching a height of 12,000 feet. The valley is

watered by the Tieh Shui river, a small tributary of the Tai Ping, which itself flows

into

emporiumthe Irrawaddy

of Chinesea goods

few miles aboveBurma

in Upper Bhamo,foramany townyears.

which Fromhas been the there

Bhamo, principal

is a

good motor road for the first seventeen miles, and in fact motor cars have once or

twice actually gone about twenty miles further, but caravans

ifiiles of the journey to Tengyueh in six easy stages. On the Burma side of the usually do the last 12%

frontier are two dak bungaloes, but once the Sino-Burmese frontier is crossed, at i

Milestone

relied 56 at the Kulika

upon—though campingBridge,

grounds inns,

can beunfortunately

foundThere at mostisnone too clean,

stages. have toroutebei?

Theoffice

main

now runs through Manhsien and Hsiaohsinkai. a telegraph at the,':

latter place and although the official in charge cannot read English he can despatcHa

 TENGYUEH (MOMEIN) A 505-

telegrams. The old route via Manwyne is now seldon used. Here it was that A. E.

inMargary,

the Bund of H.Gardens

B. M. Consular Service Back

in Shanghai. in China, was murdered.

animals and portersHisconstitute

memorialthestands sole

means of transport, but freights are' fairly cheap

Kovember 1, when travelling is delightful, and expensive during the monsoon between May 1, andseason,

the

when

Myitkyina some and 70 inches of rainthey

from thence fall. goMails always

through travel

Sad on and byNiuchuanho

train fromtoBangoon

Tengyueh.to

The

camping totalgear

timeis taken

essential being onlyto sixthedays.

owing lack ofItinns.

is easyNamkhan,

to travel aovertownthissome

route,twelve

but

days south of Tengyueh, is now joined.to Lashio (a rail-head in Burma) by motor road

and will be connected with Bhamo later. The road between

is in a very poor state indeed. The journey by caravan takbs some twenty-four days,,Tengyueh and Yunnanfu

the

the two last part being

prohibitive cost,'donbthere

by bus. The mail

can benever be anycouriers

questiontake only twelvea days. Owing to

the towns, though it would a comparatively easyofmatter-

building railway

to build eitherbetween

a road

or a railway between Tengyueh and Bhamo. The climate of Tengyueh is for the most

part excellent. The temperature hardly ever rises above 80° or falls below freezing

point. The climate of the valleys to the south of the town, however, is very malarial.

Travellers without adequate money are not permitted to enter Burma and, they

would do well not to make the journey from Yunnanfu.

Letters from Tengyueh should be marked . Via< Ranywri, & Myitkyina,: Burma

(foreign postage).

Telegrams should be sent Via Madras.

Parcels can only be sent as far as Bhamo, from which town they could be sent on

by caravan by an agent (e.g. Messrs. Nanak Chand, Bhamo), or they could be

sent via Yunnanfu, but by that route they take several months.

Trace in 1933

Conditions were peaceful throughout the year and bandits were entirely absent

However, the adverse Bupee exchange, the depression in Burma and the closing of

many Chinese firms in Bangoon, and the high import tariff all forced down trade and

the total value of imported, goods fell from Gold Units 2,815,000 in 1932 to G. U.

1,284,000Yarn,

Cotton in 1933. StapleOilimports

Kerosene in this district

and Matches. Exports arealsoCotton Coatings, BawTheCotton,

fell considerably. value

ofOnlyexported goods in 1932 being about St. $2,000,000

article worth mentioning is Baw Yellow Silk, most of which and in 1933 St, comes

$1,262,000.; The

originally-

from Szechuan Province on pack animals.

DIRECTORY

Chinese Maritime Customs MISSIONS

Assistant - in - charge—Bella Bouse American Ladies’ Mission

Assistant—Ho Chan Hua

Senior

MedicalOut-door Officer—B.

Officer—Sein Hline West Swedish Mission

Consulate, Great Britain—Cable Ad: Post Office

Britain

o' Consul—W. Stark Toller Postmaster—Chu Chia jui

 SZEMAO

^ M Sz-mdu

Szemao, opened to the Tonkin frontier trade by the Gerard Convention of

1895 nnd to British trade by the Burmah Convention of 1896, is situated in

the south-western part of; the Province of Yunnan in latitude 22 deg. 47 min.

29 sec. N. and longitudp 100 deg. 46 min. E. It is a sub-prefectual walled

town built on gently rising ground overlooking a well-cultivated plain. The

elevation is 4,700 feet above the sea-level, and the population is estimated

to be about 10,000. The climate is moderate, the temperature rarely exceeding

SO degrees (Fahr.) during the summer, and seldom falling below 40 degrees in

the winter months. The place is distant from both Yunnan-fu (the capital

of the province) and Mengtsz 18 days, from the French Laos frontier 6 days,

and from British territory about 12 days. It was opened in the early part of

1897, and so far has not fulfilled the expectation of its potential importance '

as a trading centre. ' >

Trade in 1933

The Szemao district-is thinly populated; its mountainous cOuntry-side is un-

developed foris proportionately

accordingly, the most part low; and andnot thehighly productive;

existing transport its

linesconsuming power, i

are but mountain

trails. It

minimum acrosshas few

trade the transactions

is carried with the rest of the province, therefore, and onlythea

footpaths frontier.on with Burmaof the

The value andforeign

Indo-Ohina

trade bywasmule-trains

only 519;000over

dollars

for imports

review. and 192,000 dollars for; exports, of Chinese produce during the year under

previous’yEvetl

ear these small figures represent a 7.2 cent, increase idver- those for the j

, but. this was due to the institution of Customs preventive patrols on the 1

actual growth inand

Burmese frontier to the establishment

commerce. Foreign importsof. moreconsist

Customsof farriers

raw cotton,rathercotton

thari yarn,

to an |

cotton piece goods,: a little artificial indigo paste, i and.a few small consignments of j

skins, tusks, and horns. The export include tea.: medicines, and a little ironware.' 1

This frontier district, usually so peaceful, was much disturbed by banditry during I

the year under review.

number of villages were looted. Many of the caravans were field up and robbed, and quite a

DIJiKCTORY

American Presbyterian Mission Chinese Mariti^we .Customs I

Acting ' DeputyGee Commissioner , in be

Kiulungkiang Ya : . -' : ; Charge—Ma Shieh

Clerks—Chen Hsiao Feng and Chan |

Rev. and Mrs-. L. J.-Beebe Sheung Yook Fu Ching T 1

Tidewaiter—Kao

Rev. and Mrs. E. C. Goodenberger

Dr. and’Mrs. C. M, Galt Chinese Post Office

Mrs. Chas. E. Park Postmaster—Yang Peng

OlctBsiJled. JJist of Agents, ACercKants

and MaivafactjJLrers in tKis

territory, also a List of Cable

Addresses, Trill be foand at the

JZnd of the Directory, Classified

List of Far JSastern JSngineering

Firms follows Hong Fong.

HONG KONG

SPORTS

LAWN TENNIS

CHARLES MORGAN 4 GO., LTD.,

ALDGATE HOUSE,

Mansell Street,

LONDON.

Papers of all Grades for the Far East,

Including Powell River News.

PROPRIETORS OF THE WELL KNOWN MARKS'-

JUPITOR

KENT VALE

MAXIMA

CANNON BOND

1642 PRINTING

FINE PRINTINGS, BOARDS, COVERS.

REGISTERED

TRADEIN MARK

GREAT BRITAIN

 HONGKONG

^ HeiincjJcbrfq

The Island of Hongkong (which giveis> its name to-1 the British ■Golony in

South China) is situated off the coast of the Kwangtung province, near the

mouth of the Canton river. It is distant abhut 40 miles, from Macao and 90

from Canton, and lies bfetween 22 deg. 9 min. and 22 deg. I? ipim N. lat. and

114 deg. 5 min. and 114 deg. 18 min. E. long. The-Chinese characters repre-

senting the name of the island (Heung Kong) may‘be read as signifying either

flood. 'Harbour or .Frag,ant .Streams.^■ By Cqnyentiqnp.. dated,- respectively,

1860 and 1898, further territory was;ceded by .China, consisting of upwards

of 280 square miles on the: opposite mainland togqtpep with the islands of

(Lantao, Lamma, Cheungchow and otKers.., Thetla.st conpqfsion is by way of-a

lease for ninety-nine years.,

Htstouy and Govkrnmknt

Before the British ensign was hoisted on Possession Point in the City of

Victoria in the year 1840 the island can hardly be said to 1have .had arty history,

and what little attaches to it is v6ry'obscure. 'iSfcantily phop-led by fishermen

and agriculturists,'1'it :Was tieVer theHcene1 'Of 'stirring events, -and Was little

affected by dynastic or political changed It-'is alleged, however;'that after the

fall of the Mirig dynasty in 1628, Some of the"Emperor!s followers found shel-

ter in the forests of Hongkong1 from the fury of-thl Manchris.-'The1 peninsula

of British Kowloon has rtiore claim to aSsOfciatiOn’ with Chinese history. In

the year a.d. 1:28y it is recorded1 that the lastr Emperor of the Suhg dynasty^

when flying from Kublai Khan ‘the Mongol conqueror, took thfuge in a cave

in ’Kowloon, and an in-Scription on'the rock above;is said to‘record the" fact.-

The inscription consists Of the-' 'characters 'Sung IFony'To'i, rneahing the Sung

EmpCrbEs Paviliorti On the ' cession of -the' territory * to Great Britain1 the

1

nativess‘petitioned the Hdhgkorig1 Government that the ronk. might not be blasted

or otherivise injured, Oh’ account'of the 'tradition connecting it with the Im-

perial personage above mentioned. In I89&, during ' the1 administration of

Major-General Wilsone Black, a resolution-was passed ' by- the Legislative

Council preserving the land on which the rOek sfan-ds for' the'benefit of: the

public in perpetuity.

HOngkong - Is a Cfo^n Colony and was Ceided to'' Great 0 Britain by ' the

Chinese GoverfnrtPnt in 1841. In the troubles; ■which pre'cetled' the1 first War

with Ghina the necessity of having some jllnce ’pri the cpast' whence British

trade might be protected and controlled, and where officials: and merchants

might be free from the insulting and humiliating Eeq^uirefnerits,: of the , Chinese

Authorities, became painfully evident. As eatly: as 18^4 Lord Kapiei-, smart-

ing under his insolent treatment by. the Vifc.erOy" at 'Caffto'h, ufig^d the Hoitte

Government to send a fOrcfe from India‘to. support the dighity -of' his com-

mission.. “A little armament,” he Wrote, "should ehter the • China seaS with

the first of the sOuth-'WeSt mohsbon, and oh arriving'shbuld take1 possession of

the island of HongkOrig, in the1 eastern eritrahsce . of the'Canton riyeh, Which

is admirably adapted for every purpose.” Two’years laterVSi-r 'Gbofge Bobin-

son, endorsing the opinion of Lord Napier'that nothing’but force'bould better

the British position in China, advised "the occupation of one’

in this neighbourhpod, so singularly adapted by nature iff Ovety ■ respect for

commercial purposes.” 'In the early part of 1839 affairs approached a crisis’,

and on the 22nd March, Captain Elliot, the Chief Superintendent of Trade, re-

quired that airthe’Ships of Her Majesty’s subjects at the" outer anchorages Of

Canton should phoeeed forthwith to Hongkong, and, hoisting their national

colours, be prepared to resist every act of aggression on the1 part of the Chinese

Government. When the British community left 'Canton, Macao afforded them;

 A508 HONGKONG

a temporary asylum, but their presence there was made the occasion by the

Chinese Government of threatening demonstrations against that settlement.

In a despatch dated 6th May, 1839, Captain Elliot wrote +o Lord Palmerston: —

“The safety of Macao is, in point of fact, an object of secondary moment to

the Portuguese Government, but to that of Her Majesty it may be said to be

of indispensable necessity, and most particularly at this moment”; and he

urged upon his Lordship “the strong necessity of concluding some immediate

arrangement with the Government of His Most Faithful Majesty, either for

the cession of the Portuguese rights at Macao, or for the effectful defence of

the place, and its appropriation to British uses by means of a subsidiary Con-

vention.” Happily for the permanent interests of British trade in China

this suggestion came to nothing, and Great Britain found a much superior

lodgment at Hongkong.

On the 20th January, 1841, H.M.’s Plenipotentiary issued a circular to

British- subjects announcing the conclusion of preliminary arrangements be-

tween the Imperial Commissioner, Ke-shen, and himself. One of the terms

was 1—“The

stated in cession

the circular

or theasisland'

follows:

and—harbour of Hongkong to the British

•Crown. All just charges and duties to the Empire upon the commerce carried

on there to be paid as if the trade were conducted at Whampoa.”

On the 26thJanuary, the island was accordingly taken formal possession of

in the name of H.M, Queen Victoria. The treaty was subsequently repudiated

by both parties, and it was not until the conclusion of the Nanking Treaty

in 1842 that the 'Chinese Government formally recognised the cession of the

island. In the meantime it was held by the British—who had come to stay

—and on the 1st May, 1841, the Public Notice and Declaration regarding the

occupation of Hongkong was promulgated. On the 7th May of the same

year, 1641, the first number of the Hongkong Gazette was published, printed

at the American Mission Press, Macao. This first number contained the

notification of the appointment (dated 30th April) of Captain William Caine,

of the 26th (Cameronian) Kegiment of Infantry, as Chief Magistrate, the

warrant being under the hand of Charles Elliot, Esquire, Her Majesty’s

Plenipotentiary, etc., etc., “charged with the Government of the Island of

Hongkong.” Captain Elliot’s idea was that the island should be held on

similar terms to those on which Macao was at that time held by the Portu-

guese, and the Chief Magistrate, instead of being charged to administer

British law, was authorised and required “to exercise authority, according

to the laws, customs, and usages of China, as near as may be (every descrip-

tion of torture excepted), for the preservation of the peace and the protec-

tion of life and property,'over all the native inhabitants in the said island

and the harbours thereof”; and over other persons according to British police

law. The first land sale took place on the 14th June, and building thereafter

proceeded rapidly, the population of the new town at. the end of the year

being estimated at 15,000. On the 6th February, 1842, Hongkong was form-

ally declared a free port by Sir Henry Pottinger, who had succeeded Captain

Elliot as Plenipotentiary. Until the signing of the treaty, however, the

ultimate fate of the new settlement remained in doubt. Sir Robert Peel, when

asked in the House of Commons whether it was the intention of Her Majesty's

Government properly to colonise the place or give it up, declined to answer

what he deemed an unparliamentary question during a period of open war

with the country by whom the cession of the island was both made and re-

pudiated. The Treaty of Nanking, however, settled all doubts. On the 23rd

June, 1843, Ke-ying, the Chinese Imperial Commissionjer, arrived in Hong-

kong for the exchange of the ratifications of the treaty, and the ceremony took

place in the Council Room on the 26th of that month, and immediately after-

wards the Royal Charter, dated 5th April, 1843, erecting the island into a

separate Colony, was read, and Sir Henry Pottinger took the oaths of office

as Governor. At first progress was rapid. The Queen’s Road was laid out

for a length of between ,three and four miles, and buildings rose rapidly.

 HONGKONG A509

©ut a check was received owing to the unhealthy conditions which were

.develo.pedl.by “ the breaking of the ‘ malarious ’ soil,” and in 1844, soon after

the arrival pf iSir John Davis, who assumed the government in June, the

.advisability of abandoning the island altogether as a colony was seriously

discussed’. Mr. Montgomery Martin, H.M.’s Treasufer, drew up a long> re-

port, in which he earnestly recommended the abandonment of a plaice which,

he belieVed, would never be habitable for Europeans. Sir John Davis,

in a despatch dated April,'1845, strongly cotnbatted Mr. Martin’s pessimistic

conclusions, and expressed a firm belief that time alone was required for the

UeYeiopment of the colony, and for the correction of some of the evils which

hindered its. early progress. Sir John (who died in November, IS90, in his

ninety-sixjth year) lived to see his predictions most amply verified, and in

after .years must have reflected with satisfaction on the fact that his views

had prevailed in Downing Street. On the 26th May, 1846, the Hongkong Club

house, situated in Queen’s Eoad Central., at its junction with

Wyndham Street, was opened with a ball, and was occupied

by the Club for over fifty years, being vacated in July, 1897, when

the Club moved into new and more commoqious premises on the New Praya.

Sir John Davis resigned in January, 1848, and left the colony on the 30th

March of that year. . On the 13th April, 1854, Sir John Bowring took the oaths

as Governor, and held the reins until May, 1859. Sir John Bowring was the

last Goverpor who united that office with that of Minister Plenipotentiary and

) .Superiatendent of British Trade in China. During his administration various

^ public works were carried out, and the Bowrington Canal was constructed. On

> October 1st, 1857, The Hong Kong Daily Press made its appearance. In

1 September, 1859, Sir Hercules Robinson arrivecl and assumed the administra-

2 tion. In I860 the peninsula of Kowloon was placed under British control, and

I soon afterwards became a great camp, the English and French troops of the

|[; Allied

her, 1867,Expeditionary Force being

a great fire occurred, for some

which swepttimethe quartered there. between

whole district In Novem- the

I Queen’s Road and the Praya, from the Cross Road to the Harbour Master’s

|; Office. During Sir Richard MacDonnell’s vigorous administration the revenue

I -of the Colony, which had fallen much below the expenditure, was augmented

1 by the imposition of the stamp duties and other measures. One of. His Excel-

J! the lency’s

TunglastWah

official acts wasHospital.

(Chinese) to presideBj- atMarch,

the opening,

1882 theintrade

February,

of the 1872,

Colonyof

|| Increased great and Governor Hennessy accumulated a large surplus,

?! but public works made little progress, the Breakwater at Causeway

IBay being the principal work completed during his administration, while

the Observatory was projected. On Christmas Day, 1878, a fire broke out in

the Central District of Victoria which destroyed 368 houses and entailed

! enormous loss on the communitv. March, ,1883 was the signal for great activity

An the prosecution of public works, amongst others being the Tytam Waterworks,

t the Victoria (now Queen’s) College, the Lunatic Asylum, the Observatory, and

r |the enlargement of the Government. Civil Hospital; also the residents were

iqigiven the privilege of nominating two of the unofficial members of the Legisla-

rj“tive Council. A petition addressed to the House of Commons in favour of

: 1 Constitutional Reform resulted, in 1894, in the addition of a second Chinese

j Cmember tp the Legislative Council, in return, for an increase in the Official

■ spiement by the inclusion of the General Officer Commanding the Troops, and

■.the introduction of two nominated Unofficial members into the Executive

Council. The year 1894 will be memorable, also in the annals of the Colony

as the most disastrous year of the plague. The disease reached its climax

ipn the 7th of June, when 10i7 deaths and 69 new cases were

Reported. After that date its virulence , decreased, and on the 3rd

c tSeptember the proclamation declaring the Colony infected was withdrawn. The

b uotal number of deaths recorded was 2,547. In the meantime the trade of the

is polony

|«stiniatedhadthatsuffered severely. wag

the population Largereduced

numbers of time

at qne the natives

by no lessfled,thanit 80,000,

being

AarlO HONGKONG

and the usually busy Queen's Road appeared almost deserted. As the disease

waned the population.,returned, business was gradually, resumed, and with the

withdrawal of ,the quarantine imposed at the other.ports* vessels;resumed their

regular calls at; Hongkong. In 1896, the disease again .made its appearance,,

but was much less virulent than in 1894, and in 1898, there was another

visitation. In every succeeding .year there was a recurrence j of the epidemic

notwithstanding the expenditure of millions of dollars and the prosecution

of a vigorous policy of sanitation carried out on the advice; of special com-

missioners (Mr. Osbert Chadwick and Dr. Simpson) sent.out from England

to advise on the best means of improving the health of the cfty of Yictofia.

Ah outbreak of cerebfqSpinar meningitis occurred early in 1918, 1,232 cases being,

recorded. In cblisedti'ence of the popular alarm that waS:: felt1, the Rockefeller

Institute of New York was asked to send an expert in the disease tb advise on

the best methods of prevention and treatment. Dr. Olitsky, Lieutenant, U.S.A.

Army, arrived in the Colony on May 5th and he strongly condemned the .con-

gestion prevailing in the western part of Victoria. On hiss advice the. systematic

intanufacture of ahti-meningococcic serum was undertaken.

In 1900, in the despatch Of the Chinese Expeditionary Force: from India,

li ongkohg became the base from which troops and supplies were sent forward.

Prior to the arrival of these troops, a force drawn from the Garrison was des-

patched to the front, and the Hongkong Regiment weie retained for service in

North China during the whole of the campaign, only returning to the Colony in

December, 1991. In October, 1902, the Hohgkong Regiment were paraded for

the last time in the Colony, handed over their Colours to be placed in St.' John's

Cathedral, and embarked a few days later for India, where they were

disbanded. Owing to1 a very short rainfall in 1901, and a prolonged drought

lasting until May, 1902,, a serious water famine 'occurred, reducing the

inhabitants to" great straits, and forcibly bringing home to thejAdministration

the urgent heed for increased water -storage. Large reservoirs'have since been

built on the island and a big scheme for securing water from the Shing Miin

valley on the mainland first mooted: in 1922 has now been begun.

Sir Matthew Nathan, k.c.m.g., reached the Colony on the 29th July, 1904,

and ins i-egime was distinguished by the commencement of the long-

projected railway from Kowloon to Canton. The British'sectipn/'fkdm Kow-

loon,

by Sirto the frontier,

Henry May, a who

distance

was ofthen22 miles, was opened

administering. the'onGovernniejlt

October, ist,' in '1910,..

‘tKe

absence on leave ' of H.E. Sir Frederick Lugard. The' : Chin esc sect idn, 89-

miles in length, was completed at the end of September, 1911, whqn through

railway communication was established. The year 1906 will be rerncpibered

in the history of the Colony by the', typhoon which stfuck . thp iC6|phy oh

September 18th with terrific force and with suqh disaktreu's. 'results',as to

'give it rank as the worst typhoon ’that the Colony ' had ever experienced. The

Observatory was .able to give but very short notice of its approach. The

typhoon lasted only two hours, and it was .roughly estimated that in that

short space of time 10,000 persons , lost their lives in 'the vicinity /of the E

Colony, while the damage done to shipping and ’ property: asbore ran into .

many millions of dollars. A list, admittedly incomplete, qompilecl by' the

Harbour Authorities, showed sunk or damaged 67 large vessels, 652. junks, :j

64of lighters,

sampans and'which70 were

launches.

sunk'orNobattered

a.ccount tois pieces

taken inagainst.

this list

the ofskathe"walls.

hundredsThe L

Colony was visited by another typhoon of .greater ' foi'Ce on ,thh''night of .

July 27-28, 1908, but the Observatory gaVe5 timely whrriipg of tKe ,

'•'approach,

1906 typhoori, and "shipping

but much consequently

more extensive 'did damage

not suffer'

-was sodone

badly'.toas property

in the

ashore. The most serious shipping casualty was. the foiihdering ot the

' Y'ingl-hnj w ith a loss of some 424 lives. Arising outr of: these'catastrophes

there was an agitation for the provision of more adequate protection: for

small shipping than was afforded by the typkoon shelter at Causeway Bay, j

and, as a consequence, ... was constructed

pience, a new refuge ..., at... Mongkoktsui. . This .

was completed in 1915. The worst typhoon since 1908 Avas that which struck!

 HONGKONG A5IL

sfche Golohy on August 18th, 1923, when the wind attained the record velocity

•of 130 miles an hour. Considerable damage was done to shipping and to

property on shore, especially .at the Peak, but the loss of life was, fortunately,

.small. But for the fact that the typhoon was travelling very rapidly the

.results must have been much more serious. In the Spring of 1918 some 600

lives were lost in a fire which occurred during the race meeting at Happy

Valley. The matsheds accommodating thousands of 'Chinese spectators col-

lapsed and flames spread so rapidly that the people were burned to death

Before the eyes of their friends, who were powerless to render assistance.

Brigadier-Geheral Sir Frederick Lugafd, k.c.m.g., arrived on July 28th,

1907, ‘ and his chief rhoriuinent in the Colony may be said to be

.the University. ! Mr. H. N. Mody g'e’tterously offered to provide buildings at an

estimated "cost of $280,000, and Sir Frederick Lugard worked indefatigably to

secure an endowment fund of a million and a quarter dollars. When this

finid was in sight', in 1909, building bperatiohs Were commenced on a site

in Bqhham Fbad. Sir Frederick Lugard had the felicity of seeing the build-

ing opened in March, 1912, just before he left on promotion to become Governor

of Nigeria. Mr. Mody'received a knighthopd in recognition of his benefac-

tions to the Colony.

The third decade of the century Was marked by immense development of

the Colony and also by many striking public events. As elsewhere, there has

j, been in Hong Kong a surprising increase in the facilities for public enter-

ij tainment and recreation. In 1921 no fewer than 500 motor vehicles were licensed

J, in 1931 the number was welb over' 3,080. Rickshas and chairs are accordingly

*; reduced in number. ;Mdvingi picture theatres of modern type have also in-'.

1 creased, and considerably extended hotel accommodation (including provision

for: music and dancing) attracts many more people into the centres of popula-

| tipn than was, formerly the case, Wireless developments have advanced the

1 science of meteorology and increased the valuable services of the Hong Kong

I Observatpry to navigation; the public also has now. the advantage of radio

r Broadcasting. In the period under review the Chinese' first developed a keen

r|;( such,

interest in football

practised and bathing.

exponents •Chinese

of the game football ofteams

as members the hoW freililehtly

garrison. New defeat

motor

1 roads have developed extensive building areas on which innumerable single

I residences ;ahd ,streets of houses have been built. A motor: rpacL.tp the Peak

Kif was and the

the largest of these enterprises

New , Territories. Building subsequent

developmentto has

the road roundespecially

occurred the Island,

in

l* Kowlopn where town-planning schemes have attracted a population shown by

».the 1931 .census to be more than double that of 1921. .Numerous'services of •

i motor buses serve the transport needs of the population, leading to. the con-

f.-struction of the first reinforced concrete roads in the Colony. Development

d has been accelerated By'pressure of arrivals from China where disturbed cony

editions have prevailed practically throughout the decade. The'Chinese realised

f>|:;that the C'dlbny affdfded a safe refuge for person and pfppefty ; fhey came

iidn such numbers as to cause a considerable advance in the cost of living and a

!land..boom ..from 192j to 1924 (3j million dollars, worth of land was sold by the

, itGov.ernment ;on long lease in 1923 alone, and ,9j millions in. four years). In

airtimes of drought there have been acute; water shortages, notably in 1929 when

rivater had'to be imported by steamer arid supplied to the public from tanks on

e fjfche water-froUt. Waterworks extension, referred to elsewhere, Ishould make

< (shortages a thing of the past. On .the island the most notable achievemeOt

jslwas the completioh of the Praya East .Reclamation Scheme,"which doubles the

Bre'al'of Wanchai, While in Kowloon the construction of what will be a model

\ ||ity of vast dimensions progressed year by year as hill after hill was cut down

L• and usedenterprise

private to level uphas.insanitary

also addeddepressions and extend

to the reclaimed area the deep sea frontage,

at North'Point, Hong

i (Song. Another-private reclamation Was resumed by the Government in 1927

[for an Air Port (Kai Tak Aerodrome).

A512 HONGKONG

In 1921 the Hong Kong War Memorial Cross was unveiled, and

Captain (afterwards■: Admiral) E.R.G.'R. Evans distinguished; himself in:

rescue work when the s.s. Zfongr J/oA went ashore on the Lammocks. On April

6 and 7, 1922, H.R.H. the Prince of Wales visited the Colony on his way to

Japan.. An endowment;of $500,000 for Chairs of medicine and surgery at the

University by the Rockefeller Foundation was announced at this time. In

1923 the Industrial Employment of Children Ordinance came into force, and

a Mui Tsai Abolition Bill was passed by the Legislative Council. The Ceno-

taph was unveiled on May 24. A; very severe typhoon in August sank the

Luang Sang and H.M.S. Submarine. L19 in the harbour, betides doing much

other damage. In 1824 the Tytam Gap-Shekko Road was completed. In 1925

the Hong Kong Government contributed £250,000 towards the cost of the

Singapore Base. In 1916 . a great part of the Hong Kong Hotel , was

destroyed by fire. Thp Pratas Wireless Station, ^ striven for during many

years, was opened. The new Government Building on the water front in

Hong Kong, King's ip,pi lege and ' at hospital in Kowloon, were completed.

In 1929 the King EdV/ard HoteT was' burnt put, with loss , of life. This

was a year of grave water shortage und' special measures had to be adopted

to cope with it. H.R.H. the Duke of Gloucester visited the .Colony

in April. The 90 acres of I’raya East Reclamation were completed,

with several large and imposing buildings including the China Fleet

Club, the Seamen’s Institute and the Luk Kok Hotel, one’ of the best

and largest Chinese hotels in the Colony. A large number of houses for the

middle

Chineseclasses

Maritimewere 'Customs

also builtthat, on this site. toIn stop

in order this year

the itincreasing

was proposed by the

smuggling

from Hong Kohg into China which followed upon Tariff Autonomy and higher

import tariffs, the Chinese Customs be allowed to function in Hong Kong.

An agreement to this effect was discussed but came to nothing because China

could not agree to grant Hong Kong a quid pro quo in respect of inland

water navigation privileges.

The following is a list of those who have administered the Government from the

date on which the Island was erected into a Colony:—-

1843 Sir Henry Pottinger, Bart., g.c.b. 1890 Sir George William Des Vceux, k.c.m.g.

1844 Sir John Francis Davis, Bart., k.o.b. 1891 Maj.-Gen. G. Digby Barker, c.b. (Adm.)

1848 Samuel George Bonham, c.n. 1891 Sir William Robinson, g.c m.g.

1851 Major-General W. Jervois (Lt.-Governor) 1898 Maj.-Gen. Wilsone Black, c.b. (Adminr.)

1851 Sir S. George Bonham, Bart., k.c.b. 1898 1902 Sir HenrySirW.ArthurGascoigne,

Hbike, g c.m.g.

ISsa’

1853 JohnS. Bowring,

Sir George Bonham, (Acting)

Bart., k.c.b. 1902 Maj.-Gen.

1903 Sir HenryH.Arthur

Francis May, c.m.g.

k.c.m.g. (Adr.)

Blake,(Administrator)

g.c.m.g.

1854

1854 Sir John Bowring,

Lieut.-Colonel Wm.Kt.,Kt, ll.d. 1904 Sir Matthew Nathan, k.c.m.g.

Caineim.n.(Lt.-Governor) 1906-7Hon..Mr. F.H.May,c.M.G.,Admr.(lmonth)

1855

1859 Sir JohnCaine

Colonel Bowring,

(Lieut.-Governor) 1907 Sir Matthew Nathan,F D.k.c.m.g.

1859

1862 Sir Hercules

William G.

Thomas R. Robinson,

Mercer Kt.

(Acting) 1907

19o7 Brigadier-Gen.

Hon. Mr. F. H. Sir May c.m.g.Lugard, k.c.mg.

(Adminis.).

1864 Sir Hercules G. R. Robinson, Kt 1909-

1865 William

1866 Thomas

Sir Richard Mercer (Acting).Kt.,c.B. 1910-

GravesWhitfield(Lt.-Govemor)

MacDonnell, 1912 Hon. Mr. Claud Sevetn (Administrator)

1870 Maj.-Gen. H.W. 1912 Sir

Hon.SirHenry May, Severn

k.c.m.g.(Administrator!

1871

1872 Sir

Sir Richard

Arthur G.

E. MacDonnell,

Kennedy, k.c.m.g.,

k.c.m.g., c.b. c.b. 1913

1914-19 Mr. Claud

Henry May, k.c.m.g.

1875 John Gardiner Austin (Administrator) 1917-

1876

1877 Sir

Sir Arthur

John E. Kennedy,

Pope Henhessy, k.c.m.g..

k.c.m.g. c.b. 1918- 1919-

1882 Wm. Hy. Marsh, c.M.g.Bowen,

(Administrator)

g.c.m.g. 1925 1922 Hon. Mr. Claud Severn,

k.c.m.g.c.m.g. (admr.) -

1883

1887

Sir George

1885 Maj.-Gen.

Wm. Ferguson

Hy. Marsh, c.m.g. (Administrator)

W.G.Cameron,c.b. (Adminis.) 1927 Sir

Hon.Cecil

Mr. Clementi,

W. T. Southern, c.m

fork.c.m.g. g. (Admr.)

three months.

1887 Sir George William Des Voeux, k.c.m a. 1928-30 Sir Cecil Clementi,

1890 Francis Fleming, c.m.g. (Administrator) 1930-34 Sir William Peel, k.b.k., k.c.m.g.

 HONGKONG A51S

The Government is administered by a Governor, aided by an Executive Council

ofGovernor,

six officials

andand is three unofficials.

composed of the The Legislative

Officer Council is presidedtheoverColonial

Commanding by the

Secretary, the Attorney-General, the Treasurer, the SecretarytheforTroops,

Chinese Affairs, the

Director of Public Works, the Inspector-.General of Police, the Director of Medical and

Sanitary Services the Harbour Master, and eight unofficial members,one ofwhom is elect-

ed by the Chamber of Cohimerce and another by tli% Justices of the Peace. The remaining

six, three of whom

Government. Demandsare offorChinese

a greaterrace but British

measure nationality,

of popular are appointed

represehtation by the

were made by

the

both times unsuccessfully. In 1922 a numerously-signed petition on the subject 1919,

British residents to the Secretary of State for the Colonies in 1916 and again in .was

presented to the House of Commons.

Deschiption

The island of Hongkong is about 11 miles long and from 2 to 5 miles broad; its

circumference

few valleys, of any extent and scarcelyconsists

is about 27 miles., It of a broken

any ground ridgefor ofcultivation.

available lofty hills, with

The

only valleys worthy of the name are those of Wong Nei Cheong, Tytam, and Little

Hongkong, all of which are remarkably beautiful and well wooded, being in fact the

only parts where any Considerable arborescent vegetation was formerly to be found.

The island is well watered by numerous streams, many of which are perennial. The

city of Victoria and suburbs are supplied with water from the Pokfolum, Tytam,

and

storageWoftg-nai

capacity‘Chung reservoirs.

of sixty-six million The first-named,

gallons, while theconstructed

Tytam reservoir,in 1866-69, has a

constructed

in 188-388, and extended in 1896,'has an area of about 31 acres and a storage

capacity of about three hundred and 84 million gallons. From the Tytani reservoir

the water is conveyed into town by means of a tunnel a mile and one-third in

length and a conduit along the hillside some 400 feet above the sea level and

enarly four miles in length, on which a fine road—called the Bowen Road — has

been formed, which commands the most charming views of the city and the eastern

district, and is a favourite resort of pedestrians. In many parts the conduit is

carried over the ravines and rocks by ornamental stone bridges, one of which,

above1899,Wanchai,

inmillion has twenty-three

has a capacity arches.gallons.

The Wong-nai Cheongreservoir

reservoir,of completed

gallons capacity, ofsituated

30 million

immediately-below A bye-wash

the overflow of theabout

Tytam22

reservoir, was completed in 1903, and a dam at Tytam Tuk

gallons was completed in 1.909. A further extension' ot these waterworks was to impound 194 million

|i completed in 1917 at a cost of about $2,400,0o0, making provision for impounding an

jr| additional

the

was Colony

1,419 another

barely for

million gallons

adequate and fifteen of ;water.

years

a project but This was expected'

wasexperience

started toin dam

to meetshewed

dry seasons

the Shing

the needs

Munthat

of

riverit

I and to tap practically the whole of the Eastern and Southern slopes of Tai

Mo Shan. This scheme was sanctioned by the Secretary of State in June,

1924, and the work slowly progressed. The newly developed catchment area

includes 8,500 acres, or 13 square miles. It was proposed originally to build

nine storage reservoirs, varying in size from 55 million to 1,700 million gallons

and having an aggregate capacity of 4,500 million gallons, of which 2,400

million gallons, or rather more than the whole storage capacity in the Island

of Hongkong, would be stored in gravity, and the remainder would be in

1 pumping reservoir. The water will be conveyed through the Kowloon hills

by open conduit and two tunnels, the latter being 2,400 and 4,350 feet in length,

; ' respectively. It, was intended that the water should be brought down from the

Filtered Water Reservoir by 24-inch trunk mains, which were to be laid in

H the bed of the harbour from Kowloon Point and discharge into a Service Re-

servoir, probably under the Public Gardens. The scheme was somewhat modi-

fied but no very great difficulties were experienced until the question arose

j as to the best method of conveying the water across the harbour. Early in

! i, .1929 Mr. Henderson, the assistant director of Public Works, went Home to

: consult engineering authorities as to the best method of doing this, with a

5 result that his own scheme was approved and he hurried back to put the work

in hand. The water is conveyed across to Hongkong in a pipe line laid on

r I the bed of the harbour. The total length of this pipe is nearly l| miles. The

A514 BONGKONG

pipe, of Lap welded steel, has an internal diameter;of 12.260 and is 7/16" thick.

It is protected by,a double hessian wrapping impregnated with bitumastic

solution. It, has a discharging capacity of million gallons per day at 280

feet above sea level. The pipe line was formally opened on 31st March, 1930.

belowIn the1920Kowloon

‘the construction

Reservoir,ofwasthebegun

Kowloonand Eyewash Reservoir,

will be finished immediately,

in 1931, thereby

adding a: further 180 million gallons to Kowloonfs , storage. This, dam will

have a maximum, height of over 100 feet. .

In 1926 the Aberdeen Valley was investigated as a further source of supply

for the Island of Hongkong and in 1929 work was commenced. The Scheme

included the construction of a dam 110 ft. in height impoundiilg about 180

million gallons. The existing Aberdeen Paper works dam having a capacity

of about 90 million gallons was purchased by Government and was incor-

porated in the Scheme.

The Siting Mun Valley dam, one of the largest in the Far East, us now under

construction

enormous quantityand will be completed

of water in 1938.runsIttowill

which annually wastebe from

used that

as aValley.

storage for the

The approaches to the port are well lighted. The western entrance has the

following lights: —

Gap Rock Light—FI. every 3 ’seconds, visible 18 miles.,' Connected to the

port by Wireless Telegraphy.

Green J si and. Light—FI. W. R. every 8 seconds, visible 16 miles. Connected

to the Port by Telephone. .

i Central Fairway—North Buoy: FI. every 3 seconds. South Buoy: Fl.

every 3 seconds.

At the eastern entrance there are: —

Waglan Island Light—Group : Fl. every 10 seconds, visible 21 miles. Con-

nected to the Port by Telephone, Telegraph and Wireless Telegraphy

Diaphone Fog Signal.

Cape D’Aguilar—Wireless Telegraphy Station.

Tathong Pqipt Light—Fl. W. R. every 5 seconds, visible 2 miles.. Fog

Bells every 30 seconds.

Cape Collinson Light—^Double Fl. W. R. every 10 seconds, visible 16 miles.

Lyeemoon Pass-Lights:—North Side: Fl. K. every 5 seconds. Stmth' Side:

FI: R. every 5 seconds.

Channel Rocks—Fl. every 5 seconds.

Oust Rock Beacon--F3. every 3 seconds.

, , Chin Sal Chiu Point Light—Fl. W. R. every ,3 seconds, visible1 10 miles.

The harbour of Hongkong is one of the finest and most beautiful in the

world, having an area of ten square miles,'and, \Hth its diversified heenery and

varied shipping,1 presents an animated and imposing spectacle. It consists

of the sheet of water between the island and , the mainland, arid is enclosed

on all sides by lofty hills, formerly destitute of foliage, but now beebming

clothed, espeeially on the island, With, young forests, the result of the affore-

station scheme of the Grivernment. The city of Victoria is magnificently

situated, the houses, many of them large and handsome, rising, tier upo’n tier,

from the water’s ed^e'to a height of over five hundred feet on the face of the

Peak, while many buildings are. visible oh the' very summit of the hills. Seen

from the water at night, when lights twinkle among the trees and houses, the

city, spreading along 1the shore for five miles, affords a sight not readily to

be forgotten. ,

Nor on landing are the favourable impressions of the stranger dissipated

or lessened. The city js well ,built, the roads and, streets are for the most

part admirably made and kept, and a few of the thoroughfares delightfully

shaded,, with well-grown trees. The European business quarter .occupies the

 HONGKONG A5T5

middle of the city, from Pottinger Street to the Naval Yard.: Almost all the

lower levels, especially the Western District, are covered by a mass of Chinese

shops and tenements, in recent years a large number of the older of these have

been “pulled down and replaced by more modern buildings of ferro-concrete,

many of them well designed and fine looking edifices. The lictanic Gardens

are situated just above Government House, and are tastefully laid out in

terraces, slopes, and walks, with parterres of flowers'. A handsome fountain

adorns the second terrace. There is a bandstand, presented by the Parsee

community and open air concerts are given in the gardens during The, summer

months which prove a great1 attraction. Aviaries, orchid houses; and fer-

neries are attractive- features, and seats are provided in every; spot where a

view is obtainable or shade afforded by the varied foliage. A fine bronze

statue of Sir Arthur Kennedy, Governor of the Colony; 1872-6, ejected by public

subscription, stands above the second terracd looking down on the fountain.

It was unveiled in November, 1887,^'by Governor Sir William iDes Voeux. A

pilau erected 'to the memory of the Chinese Who gave their lives in the great

war of 1914-1918, was unveiled on 7th May, 1928, by Sir Cecil Clementi, k.c.m.g.

It stands just above: the flightHof steps giving entrance to the gardens from

Albert Road, and is im every-way a fitting memorial. The City Hall; erected

in 1866-9 by subscription; eon tains a theatre, numerous large rooms used for

balls

a fine and public;of meetings

portrait the-late (in oneVictoria*-presented

Que4m of which, ;kno\Vn asby St.the George’s

late Sir Hall,

Thomasis

Jackson, Bart., in 1900), a Library and a Museum—both of which however, have

a neglected appearahee. Eastward of the City Hall is a'fine open space or

lung, in the shape of the Parade Ground, sbuth of the road, and the Cricket

Ground on the north. Here a new pavilion was erected in 1923 and extended

iff 1927.

The Post Office, an impbsihg building m which "SiHJral other Covernment

departments are accommodated, occupies a site with frohtages on the Praya,

Pedder Street and Des Vceu’x Road. The 'Couit of Justice'wtere dehi^ned 1 by

: the late Sir Aston Webb and . Mr.. E. Ihgfegs Bell, • bbnsultiiig architects to the

Government of Great Britain. The fbundatioii stone was laid in 1963 and the

building was coftipleted* at aYbst. of' |8S6,!)10 arid opened-.in January, ,1912.

Immediately opposite oh the seaward side and appropriately occupying what

was long known .as'/‘the fihest'' site,” stands 'the Colony!s War Memorial—a

replica

Sir R. E.of Stubbs

the Cenotaph in Whitehall,

and de^iCathd Londfch—w'hDead”

fo ‘‘The/GloHous ich wason unveiled by H.E.

fimpire. Day, 1928.

The mbnumehts,

1 which is of gtanite', stands 35 ft. high. Occupying a site in

the centre of Statue "S^'dare 'to; the West bf' the ’Cbtir’ts of, Jiistice'stands the

Jubilee statde of H.M. Cjhieeh Vmtbrik,, the erection of which was, postponed

until this site became 'available; it was unveiled on the. 28th May, 11)96. The

statue represents Queen Victoria seated on her throne, and is of bronze under

a stone canopy. Close' b^,/there was formerly a fine bronze statue of the Duke

of Connaught, presented to the Colony by Sir Paul Ohate.r. It was unveiled

by iSir William Gascoigne/bri the 5th July, 1902. This statue was removed in

February, 1907, to a site qn the .Waterfront, near Blake Pier, and ILR.H. the

Duke of Connaught, who paid a second .visit to the Colony, this time as In-

specto.r-Conera! of the Forces, qn. February 6th. 1907, unveiled, in what is now

, designated the Royal Square, a fine bronze statue of the late King Edward,

presented by Sir Paul Chatcr,/c.M.,G.,. apd one of H.M. King George, presented

by Mr. James Jardine Bell-Irving. A statue of H.M. Queen Alexandra, sub-

scribed for,by the Community-as a memprial ,o£ the Coronation, of their Majesties

ip 1902,. apd one of H.M. Queen Mary, presented by the late Sir H. N.; Mody,

were placed in the same Square, in 1909., Sir Paul Qbater, desired to add a

statue of the Prippe pY W®!6® in/comipenporatiqn.of His Royaf Highness/svvjsit

in April, 1922, bpt, at the Prince’s, request, the money ($50,000) was invested

/instead for the .local branch of the British Legion and the. Ex-Active Service

- picturesque

Men’s-Association.

grounds, Gpyernxnent House,

pleasingly laid out, occupies a .commanding

a little abpve the European situation, in

busippps

centre. Victoria Gaol is a large structure, with its main entrance from

A516 HONGKONG

Arbutihnot Road. A branch prison was opened at Lai-chi-kok, Kowloon, in

1920. The Police Barracks and new Central Station adjoin Victoria Gaol,

as does the Magistracy, the reconstructioh of which was practically completed

at the close of 1914. An additional Magistracy was opetied at Kowloon in

1924.

The Lunatic Asylum consists of two small buildings, one for Europeans and

the other for Chinese, below Bonham Road in the western part of the town.

Adjacent is the Goyernment Civil Hospital. The Alice Memorial Hospital is a

useful and philanthropic institution; affiliated with it is the Nethersole Hospital

on Bonham Road. The Royal Naval Hospital occupies a small eminence near

Bowrington, and the Military Hospital, a fine range of buildings, completed

in 1907, occupies a commanding site above Bowen Road. The Hongkong Uni-

versity, a large and handsome building erected in a commanding position at

the west end of the city, was opened in 1912. Queen’s College, a commodious

structure, which stands on a site having its chief frontage on Hollywood Road

is the home of the chief Government educational institution in the Colony.

King’s College, a fine building accommodating nearly a thousand students

was opened in 1926 in Bonham Road. The Belilios Public School for Girls,

in Gough Street, is the chief Government centre of female education. Exten-

sive new buildings for )St. Stephen’s Girls’ College, however, have been erected

on a site between Park Road and Lyttleton Road. The foundation stone was

laid by H.R.H. The Prince of Wales during his visit to the Colony in April,

1922, and the building was opened by Lady Stubbs in January, 1924. The Tung

Wah Hospital, a Chinese institution, which has been of great utility in the

Colony, was considerably enlarged in 1903, and new plague wards were added

in 1909. A new wing, to provide accommodation for 120 patients, was com-

pleted in 1921. A Tung Wah Eastern Hospital was opened in 1929 by Sir

Cecil Clementi at the Caroline Hill Road. A well-designed Plague Hospital

for Chinese, situated at Kennedy Town, was also built at the expense of the

Chinese community. In April 1930, Mrs. Southorn (wife of the then Acting

Governor, the Hon. Mr. W. T. Southern) presided at the laying of the founda-

tion stone inof 1932.

completed the Hongkong

There is War Memorial for

accomodation Hospital

about on80 Mount Kellet,patients.

European which was An

up-to-date X Ray department and two excellent operating theatres are features

of the new hospital. The Barracks for the garrison are extensive, and the

buildings belonging to the Naval Establishment are spacious if not substantial.

The chief cantonments lie on both sides of the Queen’s Road, between the

Cricket Ground and Arsenal Street, Wanchai. Representations have been

made to the Imperial authorities to relinquish this area in order that it may

be available for the constantly growing needs of the commercial community.

Terms for the surrender of the property have been offered to and accepted by the local

Government, and it is understood that the new site for the arsenal will be Stonecut-

ters’ Island. The town has

lopments spreadthere

to thethat

Eastit on the new Praya, and building deve-

district inaretheproceeding

Eastern sopart

rapidly

of the city. Thepromises

originalto become

scheme,theonmost

whichthriving

work

started in 1923, was to level Morrison Hill and build the new reclamation from

it, the site of the former hill to have been used as playing fields. As the work

progressed, however, the plan altered somewhat. As the core of Morrison Hill

was found to be of hard rock, and sufficient earth had been obtained from it

already for the reclamation, the base of the hill was left standing and

buildings

signed erected onlines,its the

slopes. The roads on being the reclaimedfeet area areothers

de-

already onformodern

the reclamation, themainbasethoroughfare

of the hill was left100standing and

and build-

ings are already being erected on its slopes. The roads on the reclaimed are%

are designed on modern lines, the main thoroughfare being 100 feet and others

60 feet in width. Godowns and over a thousand Chinese houses of ferro-con-

« Crete have already been built and were scarcely completed before being occupied,

and two sites have been booked for the building of new theatres. Building is

likely to continue on the new reclamation for another couple of years. Not

the least of the benefits conferred on the Colony by the addition of this new

 HONGKONG Asr

territory, is that it has entailed the filling up of Bowrington creek formerly

a/ most insanitary and unsavoury- if picturesque feature of the east end of

the city. There are also extensive Barracks at Kowloon, in which the Indian

regiments (and lately a European regiment) ..re quartered - and a magnificent

sanatorium (formerly the Mount Austin Hotel) at the Peak for the European

troops. Head-quarter House, the residence of the General in Command of

the Troops, occupies a pleasant elevation overlooking the cantonments in

Victoria. The Central Market, situated between Queen’s Road Central and

Des Vceux Road, was opened in 1895, and in 1906 another fine market was

opened further west, and is known as the Western Market. The building' of

the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank is large, handsome and massive; and would

do credit to any large city. It occupies a fine site next to the City Hall, and

has frontages on Queen’s Road and Des Vceux Road. The exterior walls and

elegant fluted pillars are of dressed granite, and the offices on the' Queen’s

Road frontage are crowned with a large dome. Opposite the Des Vceux Road

entrance to the Bank stands a bronze statue of the late Sir Thomas Jackson,;

Bart., who from 1876 to 1902 was chief manager of the institution. The statue

was unveiled by Governor Sir Matthew Nathan on Eebruary 24th, 1906. At the

opposite end of the Bank garden, facing the Praya, a memorial has been

erected to the 42 members of the Bank’s staff who made the supreme sacrifice

in the Great War. It takes the form of a female figure of “Fame,’'’ in bronze,

S feet high, holding in her hand a wreath, while in front is a smaller statue

of a soldier with kit and rifle. The Memorial was unveiled by H.E. the

Governor (Sir R. E. Stubbs) on May 24th, 1923. An extensive reclamation

along the city water frontage from West Point to Murray Road, initiated by

Sir C. P. Chater, c.m.g., was completed in 1903, the total area reclaimed from

the sea being approximately 65 acres. Of this area 33.73 acres constitute

building land, the remainder being occupied by roads and open spaces. The

total cost, including reconstruction of Government piers, tvas $3,362,325. The

various sections as they were ready were rapidly built upon and some of the

finest buildings in the Colony have been erected on the reclaimed land. On the

eastern section a handsome building for the Hongkong Club .was finished in

1897, and was occupied in July of that year. The Pier at the foot of Pedder

(Street was opened on the 29th December, 1900, and named Blake Pier in honour

of Governor Sir Henry Blake. A hundred yards to the East is Queen’s Pier,

i a handsome structure now used on all official occasions. Further west is the

I; Harbour Master’s Office, a commodious building completed in 1906.

|: The chief religious buildings are:—St. John’s Cathedral (Anglican), which

was erected in the year 1842, occupies a commanding site above the Parade

| Ground, and is a Gothic .church of considerable size but with few pretensions

I: to a-rohitecture. It has a square tower, with pinnacles, over the western porch,

!■.: and possesses a peal of bells. A new chancel was built i,n 1869-70, the founda-

!j tion stone of which was laid by the late Duke of Edinburgh on the 16th

I (November, Ii869. A handsome stained glass window in. the east end, over

n . the altar, to the memory of the late Mr. Douglas (Lapraik, another in the

| north transept erected in 1892 to the memory of the late Dr. F. Stewart,

( formerly Colonial Secretary, one in the south transept, to the memory of those

| who perished in the wreck of the P. & O. str. Bokhara, another to the memory

litof the Hospital Sisters who died in 1898 while in execution of their duty

b during an outbreak of plague, and the stained clerestory windows of the

Fi chancel, presented by Lady Jackson in 1900, and one to the memory of Bishop

El Hoare, who lost his life in the typhoon of 1906, are the chief adornments of

lithe interior. The choir stalls, pulpit and Bishop’s throne are fine samples

r of Chinese carving in teakwood. It also possesses a fine three-manual organ.

JqA Church Hall adjacent to the Cathedral was opened on January 31st., 1921,

n,and on the previous day a, Memorial, in the form of a granite cross, to those

who fell in the Great War was unveiled in the compound by the H.E. The

Governor. St. Stephen’s Church, for Chinese, was built, in 1892. It is a

‘.meat building in red brick with white facings, with a tower and spire about

(i*50 feet high, standing on the Pokfolum Road side of the Church Mission com-

AS,1.8 HOXPKON^G

pound. Union ^ Church, a rather pleasing edifice in the Italian style of archi-

tecture, with a spite,and containing. accommodation for about 500 persons,

formerly (stood in Staubton street, but was rebuilt in 18.90, on the plan of the

old building, on a new site abpve the Kennedy Road. This church possesses

an organ, ajid the' three rqse windows are filled with stained glass, A second

Union Church was opened in Kowloon in 1931. A Wesleyan chapel stands at

the junction of Queen’s Iload.and Kennedy Road; this was enlarged in 1904.

A Wesleyan Sailors Hon}e;,stands on,Praya East next to iSailors’ and Soldiers’,

Home, it is a fine,, well .planned building and was opened on 30th January,

1929, by Sir Cecil dementi. The Roman Catholic Cathedral situated in

Glenealy,, near the Botanic Cardens, is a large structure in the Gothic style; :

it was opened for worship in 1888. A campanile tower with a small spire

surmounting, it was completed in 1904 to receive a new peal of five bells. St.'

Joseph’s Church, in Gardeh Road; is a neat edifice ejected in 1876 on the site

of one destroyed by the great typhoon of 1874; St. Anthony’s Church on the

Bonham Road, near West Point, is an ugly structure, erected in .1892 by the

munificence of a late Portuguese resident; St. Francis ,Church, . at Warichai, j

and the Church of the Sacred Heayt, at West Point, .are small and unattrae- I

tiye structures. St. Margaret’s Church, Happy Valley was erected a few

year's ago in order to meet the growing needs of. the Catholic Community^ It

is a fine handsome building., A new , Chinese Church, Church of Christ in

China, was opened at the junction of Bonham Road and Caine Road in 1926. |

The Jewish Synagogue was erected in 1901, and is situated on the northern

side of Robinson Road. It is a plain but roomy edifice with two squat , towers

surmounted by spinets. The entire cost; of the Church was borne by Mr.

(afterwards .Sir) Jacob Sassoon. , There are two Mahomedan Mosques, one in

Shelley Street and the"; other at Kowlpon, the latter being for the accommqda; I

tion of the men qf the Indian Mahomedan regiments quartered on the penin- j,

s.ula. A Sikh temple, was, in 1902, erected near the Wanohai Road approach

to the Happy Valley. There, ar,e also several Protestant mission chapels. A,

Christian Scieu'ce'Church .was'.built on Macdonnell Road in 1911. St. Joseph's

College, a school for boys managed by the Christian Brothers (Roman Catho-

lic), occupies a large: and handsome building on a prominent site; below Mac- j

■dpnncl Road’. La Salle College,, the,biggest educatidhal institution in the Colony .

Was built in 1932. The Italian Corivent, in Caino Road, educates a large number,

of girls, and , brings up many orphans gratuitously. Other denprainatiQua j

likewise support charitable establishments, conspicuous' among which are. the

Diocesan Home and Orphariage, the Baxter Vernacular School, the Victoria i ,

Female Home and Orphanage, &c. St. Paul’s College, situated betweenL Ped-

der’s Hill and Glenealy Rayine, was erCcted in 1850, and was originally found-* y

ed for the purpose of giving a theological training to young Chinese ancf

others intended for the ministry of the Anglican Church, but is now an .

ordinary school. A small chapel is attached.

The Protestant,, Roman Catholic, Parsee, Jewish, and Mahomedan Ceme-

teries occupy sites in Wong-nei Chung Valley and are kept in good order, h.

The Protestant Cemetery is almost a rival to the Public .Gardeus, being char- ji

mingly situated and admirably laid out with fountains, flower beds, and j(

ornamental shrubs. The principal Chinese cemetery is on the slopes of Mount It

Davies,butnear

bare, it isthea Confucian

Pokfolum maxim

Road, and

that is“places

injudiciously

of burialcrowded

should and

not dismally

be made '!(•

to resemble pleasure-gardens.” : 1,

The Hongkong Tramways, 1/imited, operate electric tramway services in

the City of Victoria, the total route length being 10i miles and extends along <

practically the whole length of the Northern Waterfront of Hongkong, i.e., to,

from Kennedy Town to the village of Shaukiwan as well as Happy Valley. 1;

The first oar ran through the City in . 1904 amidst great excitement among

the Chinese. The fares are at the flat rate of ,10 cents first class and 5 cents r

•second class.

 HON&KONG A519

There 4re also bu& serviced both in the Colony and on the

run by the South China Motor Bus Co. atid the latter by the Kowloon Motor Bus mainland, the former

Co.

beingInbased

the Colony the faresections

on • different, is IU centsof thebutjourney.

in Kowlohn, it isfirst

Bor the somewhat ditierent,Starit

section—fi-om

Ferry to Yauraati—the fare-for first class is 10 cents and 5 cents for third class. For

the

on. subsequent

A motor bus section the. tofaresRepoitlse

service for bothBayclasses are increasedbybythe15,cents,

is maintained Hong and Kong-so

Hotel.

A cable tramway has since 1888 given access to the. Peak and is worked

with great success, both financially and otherwise. $he City terminus of this

interesting little line is at .St. John’s Place.

Institutions

There are. numerous Clubs in the Colony. The principal are the Hongkong

|1 and Club the

on China

the . Praya,;

Fleet Club on the Pray a.in The

the Club; Lusitano Ice Hongkong

House Street, Clubtheas aSport Club

handsome

| building replete with every modern' comfort; a large annexe Aw as.

| completed in 1902. The Peak Club is domiciled in a pretty building at

I Plunkett Gap, and 'possesses, tennis and cFoquet lawns ..on -land adjoining.

There are also the Hong Kong Jockey Club, United Services Recreation Club

f,I: (Kowloon), Cricket Club,the Club de Recreio,Club,

the Deutsche the Craigengower

the Filipino Cricket

Club, theClub,Indian

the Civil Service

Recreation

1 Club, the Ladies Rtecreatioti Club, tHc iSoutli China Athletic Association, the

hI tion Ciunesel

Club,Athletic Association,

the Royal Hong Kong- the. Chinese Recreation

Yacht Club and theClub,

HongtheKong

VictoriaPoloRecrea-

Club.

| The Royal Hongkong Golf 'Club has four courses, Hdppy Valley and Deep

1 Water Bay (9 holes each) and Fanling (two 18 holes courses, the “new” and

\ the “old”). There are also Hockey Clubs, a Chess Club, and a Yacht Club. In

I Administering

1928 the Sports the ClubGovernment,

housed in King’s

the Hon.Building

Mr. (nowwas Sir)

.opened by H.Southorn

V/ilfrid! E. the Officer

The

I ; main object of this Club was that residents of all nationalities could meet socially.

1 It has proved td be a great success. The Ladies’ Re'creation Club have several

| prettily laid-otrt tennis courts and a pavilion in their grounds on the Peak Road.

I The Hongkong General Chamber of Commerce have rooms in the Char-

j; tered Bank Building. The Committee form its executive, and the Chamber

v; I is frequently asked by the Government for its opinion on questions affecting

j commerce. There is a branch of the China Association, with its separate

I Committee. A Chinese Chamber of Commerce was established in 1920 and

1 has since been of great service, not only to the Chinese merchants of Hong-

u I kong but to Chinese merchants overseas. The Freemasons’ Hall, erected in

1865, is situated in Zetland Street, and, by an arrangement concluded in 1922

I at the suggestion of the parent Lodge, has now become the joint property of

j all the Lodges in the Colony. The Institution of Marine Engineers watches

I over the interests of that profession. The Hongkong Benevolent Society does

} good work among those who are occasionally cast destitute on the Colony.

.1 The Helena May Institute for Women, named after Lady May, situated in

T Garden, Road, was opened on September 12th, 1916, and extended in ,1922. In

1IJ January, 1930, a branch was opened in Kowloon by Lady dementi. Among

j other institutions are the St. Andrew’s Society, primarily established to ensure

the fitting celebration of the anniversity of Scotland’s patron saint; the St.

JlGcoige’s Society, started in 1927; .St. David’s Society, St. Patrick’s Society,

the Kowloon Residents’ Association, the English Association, the Mid-Levels

Residents Association and the Peak Residents’ Association,

H,Jlducted

Underin thethe Colony.

auspices Theof theannual Hongkong

meeting Jockey Club five

which lasts ponydays

j racing is con-

is generally

arranged to take place about a fortnight after Chinese New Year. After the

isknnual meeting a number of “extra” meetings are held, there being about

i,twenty race days in the year not including the a-nnua.1 meeting. Steeple-

ijjchasiug was introduced into the Colony a few years ago and the meetings of

.the Fanling Hunt Club are now very popular. One meeting a month is held

xiBxcept during July and August when it is too hot for racing.

A520 HONGKONG

Athletic sports are held every year by the residents, schools, and the garrison

and great interest is shown by the public. Football is far and away the' most

popular form of sport as it has in recent years got a grip on the Chinese

public. In summer swimming sports are held at regular intervals at the Vic-

toria Recreation Club and at- a number of Chinese swimming clubs at North

Point. Water Polo is fast becoming the most popular form of summer sport.

There is a Philharmonic Society (resuscitated in 1922) and also an Amateur

Dramatic. Club, the members of which give occasional performances in the

Theatre Royal during the season. Several large and well equipped cinema |

theatres showing talking pictures and three large Chinese Theatres, where the j

Chinese drama is almost constantly Oh view, are always well attended.

There are four daily papers published in English: the Hongkong Daily J

Press and the South China Morning Post, which appear in the morning; the f

China Mail and the Hongkong Telegraph, issued in the evening. There are ;|

three weekly papers—the Hongkong Weekly Press and China Overland

Trade Report, the Overland China Mail, and the Sunday Herald.

The Directory and Chronicle for China, Japan, Malaya, has

been issued annually since 1863 from the Daily Press Office. The native Press J

consists of about a dozen papers. The Government Gazette is published once -|

a week.

There are several good hotels in Victoria, the leading ones in the city being

the Hong Kong Hotel and The Glpueester, a fine modern building opened in

1932. The Peak Hotel is situated about 1,400 feet above sea-level, j

and provides ^considerable accommodation. On the other side of the

island ia< hotel at Repulse Bay was opened on New Year’s Day, 1920, by the

H.E. Sir Reginald Stubbs. In Kowloon there are the Station Hotel, the

Palace Hotel, and the Kowloon Hotel, while the erection on Salisbury Road, |

by the Hongkong-Shanghai Hotels Co., Ltd., of a hotel on the most up-to-

date lines and containing extensive accommodation, called the Peninsula

Hotel, gives Hongkong the honour of having the largest hotel in the Orient.

The Peninsula Hotel was opened in December, 1928, by the Hon. Mr. W. T. J

Southorn, at that time the acting governor.

Industries

The Colony possesses a large sugar refinery, shipbuilding yards (described

below), a cement works, a rope works, many Chinese knitting factories, a soap i

and perfumery factory, glass blowing establishments, cigar and cigarette fac- .

tories of modern type, native factories for the preparation for export of vermil- '

lion, soy, baskets and rattan ware, numerous native boat building yards and 1

granite quarries, etc. A Dairy Farm Company, under European supervision, j

also controls an extensive ice factory. The Colonial Government owns the

British section of a single line railway to Canton.

The works of the Hongkong and China Gas Company are situated at West

Point and at Yaumati, and those of the Hongkong Electric Company at North

Point. A new power-station for the ‘Electric Company was built on a site |

reclaimed from the sea for this purpose. The city is illuminated by electric ; .

light, which wak introduced at the end of 1890. Electricity is supplied in

Kowloon by the China Light and Power Co;, Ltd.

Docks and Shipbuilding Yards

Excellent dock accommodation and shipbuilding facilities exist in the f

Colony. The Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd., a British Company, in- >

corporated under the Hongkong Companies Ordinance I860, on the 11th Octo- A

ber, 1866, has three extensive establishments. The principal establishment and

Head Office is situated at Kowloon Docks, Hung Horn, one known as Cosmopo- |'

litan Dock at Tai Kok Tsui, and two Dry Docks at Aberdeen, on the south f,

side of Hongkong Island. The establishments of this Company are fitted with

all the best and latest appliances for engineering and shipbuilding work. No* J

 HONGKONG A521

1 (Dock at Kowloon can accommodate the largest vessel in H.M. Navy on the

China Station, and also the largest merchant vessel calling at Hongkong.

The Docks and Slips are of the following dimensions;-7-

KowLootf Docks, Hung Hom—

No. 1 {Admiralty) Dock—700 feet in length, 95 feet in breadth at

entrance at top and 88 feet at bottom, and 30 feet depth of water over

sill at ordinary spring tides.

No. 2 Dock—Length on keel blocks, 371 feet; breadth at entrance,

74 feet; depth of water over sill at ordinary spring tides, 14 feet.

Patent Slips, No. 1—(Length on keel blocks 240 feet; breadth at

entrance 60 feet; depth on the blocks 14 feet.

No. 2—Length on keel blocks 230 feet; breadth at entrance 60 feet;

depth of water on the blocks at ordinary spring tides, 12 feet.

Tai Kok Tsui

Oosmdpolitan Dock—Length on keel blocks, 466 feet; breadth at en-

trance 85 feet 6 inches; depth of water over sill at ordinary spring tides,

20 feet.

Aberdeen

feet;//ope

depthDock—Length

of water overonsillkeelat blocks,

ordinary430spring

feet; tides,

breadth23 atfeet.entrance, 84

Lamont Dock —Length on keel blocks, 333 feet; breadth at entrance,

64 feet; depth of water over sill at .ordinary spring tides, 16 feet.

The Sheers at Hung Hom are capable of lifting 100 tons and the depth

■of water alongside.is 24 ft. 6 ins. at low tide. There are nine building berths

at Hung Hom ranging from 450 ft. to 900 ft. and the Dock is capable of build-

ing vessels up to 700 ft. in length.

Taikoo ;—In 1908 docks ^constructed by the Taikoo .Dockyard and En-

gineer,ingr

The dock Co.,has Ltd.,

been ajtbuilt

Quarry Bay, justAdmiralty

to British inside Lyeemun Pass, were

requirements, andcompleted.

has been

designed to permit of further increasing its length should it become necessary

at some future time to do so. The dimensions of the. dock are: 78,7 feet ex-

treme length; .750 feet, on the blocksj.fSO feet wide, at coping; 77 feet 6 inches

wide at bottom;.88- feet width of entrance at top; 82 feet width of entrance

at bottom; 34 feet 6 inches .depth over centre of sill at high spring tides; 31

feet depth over sides of sill at H.W.O.^.T. A feature of the dock is the

caisson, of the box-sliding type, weighing'400 tons and electrically controlled.

There are three slipways: —

No. 1 Slipway is 1,030 feet long and 80 feet wide, capable of taking

steamers up to 335 feet long having a displacement .Of 3,000 tons.

No. 2 Slipway is 1,0535 feet long and 60 feet-wide, capable of taking

steamers up to 370 feet long having a displacement of 4,000 tons.

7- No. 3 Slipway is 9931 feet long by 60 feet wide, capable of taking

1 steamers up to 300 feet long having a displacement of 2,000 tons.

The building yard is 500 feet long, and 500 feet wide, and has been

■ icquipped with a view to the construction,of passenger and cargo vessels, turbine

The engine shops, are most extensive and complete, capable of undertaking

the building of all classes of steam engines, including geared turbines. The

) lestablishment throughout has been fitted with the latest time-saving .appliances

procurable. The electric crane situated on the sea-wall lifts 100 tons at a

radius of 70 feet, and waggon and crane roads run the full length from: end

to end.

Wharves and Godowns

Cargo is handled both in midstream and at wharves. In the former case

transit by means of lighter or native junk is the rule. Steamers surrounded

(five deep on either side by native craft are consequently a normal feature of

Hongkong Harbour.

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The Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Company, Limited, owns-

a water fronta'ge 2,000 feet in length at Kowloon, the total area of its pro-

perty being 1,201,350 square' feet. It has nine berths capable of berthing

steamers 650 feet in length with a draught of 32 feet at lowest spring tides.

A new wharf, 800'feet in length, and 60 feet in breadth, is in course of con-

struction. Light railway lines facilitate the transfer -of cargo to or from

transit godowns or from steamer to steamer, at the wharves. A railway siding

connects the premises, with the Kowloon-i'C^nton Railway. The Company

maintains a fleet of eleyen steam, and motor tugs and launches and 114 lighters

of from 50 to 200 tons capacity; its gqdowns (including separate buddings |

for extra hazardous, hazardous and non-hazardous goods and bonded ware- |

house for storage of clutiablo goods) have a total capacity of about 300,000 |

measurement tons. An open spac4 (343’,343"sq. ft.) is also provided for storage

of timber and other cargoes not requiring cover. The newer godowns are j

equipped with electric conveyors and electric cranes. Sixteen cargo cranes

are operated, on .shore and five afloajt, with a lifting capacity up to 25 tons. j

There is additional accommodation at West ,Point, the, principal Chinese j

business quarter. A large staff of Swatow coolies, trained to handle cargo, I

is employed and housed by the Company, which also maintains an effective

force of detectives and. watchmen to prevent robberies and pilferage.

Holt’s Wharf has a frontage of 1,600 ft. and an area of 108,000 sq. ft.

The storage accommodation comprises five, four and two-storey warehouses ,

with a capacity of 25,000 measurement tons. A large fleet of tugs and lighters |

is also maintained. Both these wharves are connected by special siding with

the railway.

With cargo delivered from transit godqwn, the system is foy consignees j

to obtain Agents’ countersignature to their Bills of Lading, after which the

Bills of Lading are stamped off for delivery at the Godown Office, and con- f

signees go to'the godowns where their cargo is delivered to them, seven days’

free storage (hot counting date of arrival) being allowed, after which overtime

is charged. Only a portion of a steamer’s cargo is taken direct by consignees '

from transit godowns, the balance usually being transferred to storage godowns j

under instructions from the consignees, the greater part, of the merchandise j

being held under lien to the various banks. Warrants are issued for such

cargo and the merchants issue Delivery Orders as and when required.

The Peak Distkict

A well-made but steeply-graded mountain road leads up from the centre

of the city to the summit of Victoria Peak, with numerous other paths branch- 1

ing off from it at Victoria Gap along the adjoining hills. A tramway, on the

wire rope system, runs to the Victoria Gap, the lower terminus being close

to St. John’s Cathedral. It was opened to traffic on the 30th May, 1S88. )

The Victoria (Jubilee) Hospital occupying a breezy site on Barker Road, was

opened by Sir Henry Blakt on November 7th, 1903, partly the result of public

subscription. A new block was added to it in 1923. Yet another hospital, named :

“The Matilda Hospital,” is situated at the southern corner of Mount Kellett. It

was built at a cost of about $350,000 and opened in.1906. The expense of erectoin

and maintenance are borne by the estate of the late Mr. Granville Sharp, who .

devoted the bulk of his fortune to provide such an institution for the benefit

of persons needing it who are of European or Amerioani birth. Another .

hospital, the War Memorial Nursing Home, was opened in 1932 oil Mount ,

Kellett Road.

The road from Victoria Gap westward leads to Victoria Peak, which is

1,823 feet above the sea and rises almost abruptly behind the centre of the!;

city of Victoria.. Not far from the summit of the Peak, on a moist commandingt

site, stands Mountain Lodge, the summer Residence of H.E, the Governor,’ which:

was erected in 1901. Another road northward from Victoria Gap and known as i

Lugard Road was completed in 1920, and, with Harlech Road, encircles Victoria

 HONGKONG A523

!Peak. From thei'e a road leads down to the "West of the City. Another road

in a directly opposite ^direction leads' from Victoria :Gap to Magazine Gap,

where a second hill village of foreign^residences has heen formed on the southern

ride of the hills at an area of about 960 feet above the sea. There is also a road

from Victoria Gap downr to Pokfulum and Aberdeen.

A second road to tlic Peak district was completed in 1922. Starting from

Morrison Hill Road, it runs from Happy Valley and traverses the face of the

hills.to Withchai Gap add Magazine Gap to the south of the cemetery. From

W'anchai Gap. also, it has been continued, along the southern face of the

hills, . to the Peak, It has an easy gradient and was Constructed for motor

traffic.. A branch of it runs, in an opposite-direction to Wong-Nei-Cheong Gap

and aippg 'the .Scmth side ©4 hhe .hills until it joins , the motor road which eh-f.

circles the island.. . Houses, are springing:: up rapidly along the road, and

adjacent to it..

Magazine Gap, is. also approached from the lower levels by an excellent

and well-graded road, commencing, .on the Bowen Bo.ad, which is now a motor

road ,as far As May road.

The Rueab Districts

There are sefeiral villages on tile, island, the lafgest of which is Shau-ki

A-Vah, situate in a bay in the Ly-ee-joun Pass, a centre for 'Chinese fishing

craft. Aberdeeh,'-known to the Ghinfese. as Ghek-pai-wan, on the,'south of the'

island, Two

craft. possesses

Iqrgea well

dockssheltered little harbour,

of ,the Hongkong -

and also much frequented

Whampoa by fishing

Dock Company are

situated there. Pokfolum, on the road to Aberdeen, about four miffis frqm

Victoria, is also a residential district and many residences have

in pleasant and picturesqii'e situations,,' c'omffianding fine sea views, and cool been erected

breezes,' but for 'sdffie years after .the development of the Peak district Pok-

fullhn remained/coifipa'rativel.y 'pe'glected, when the difficulty of finding addi-

tional sites on. the higher levels agRin hrbu'ght it into notice. The sanitorium

of. the French Missions is located at Pokfulum, and is a fiile building with

an elegant' chapel attached. The Dairy Farm is glso’situated there. Some

distance,B^iybeyond.

Water. (whereAberdeen

there isariea 9-hole,

twri'excellent bashing

golf-course beaches 1 known

and club-house) and RsBepulse

DeCp

Bay (where a popular hotel has been erected by the Hongkong-Sbanghai Hotels-

Co,j . Ltd.). Wong-Nei-cheong is’ .located' at the head of the valley of that

name. A motor-road has been constructed frdin the' Morrison Hill district

J Peak, ■ an d a tramwRy

and to ;the (

Wanchiaa Gap;

was-considered for totheWpng-Ne’i-cheong" Gap building

purpose; Jof rendering sites in the Mt.-Cameron

district accessible,to residents. Stanley, situated in a small bay on the south-

east of the island, was onbe the site of a military station, but the barrack

buildiugSrhavc been pulled down, ahd: the, villRge is hpw stationary. A modern

school named St. Stephen’s College has‘been efeCted nearby. A cemetery oh

the point contains numerous graves bf Bfitish officers and soldiers. • There is

an excellent motor road round the Island by way of Pokfolum, Aberdeen,

Stanley, Tylam and Shaukiwan. This was commended as a memorial ,of the

Jubilee of Queen Victoria and completed at the end of 1919, Saiwan is a

small village- picturesquely situated in .Saiwan Bay, just outside the Ly-ee-

Imuh Pass, and is much frequented by picnic parties. In the belief, that it

was a healthy ioeality, small barracks were erected there early in the forties,

but the experiment proved most disRstrous, for in five weeks out of a detach-

pieht of 20 English soldiers five died and three more were removed in a • daw

gefous condition,. The buildings were therefore soon abandoned. Stick O is

a small but prettily-located village occupying a' small valley Shut1 in from

the wRter on the eastern coast, not far from Cape DkAgui-lar. This district is

being developed as a European summer resort and a C6untry Club has beett

tablished. • Near here a wireless station has been erected.

A524 HONGKONG

Kowloon and other Dependencies

Across the harbour is the dependency of British Kowloon, which is deve^

loping very rapidly along’lines laid down by the Town Planning Committee..

Some four square miles of the peninsula were first granted in perpetual lease-

by the Kwangtung, Government to Sir Harry (then Mr.) Parkes, but were-

definitely ceded to Great Britain in 1860 by Article VI. of the Peking Con-

vention. Yau-ma-ti, the principal village, has greatly increased in population^

and fyas become an important town. There is a considerable Chinese junk

trade to this district and amongst other industries is a preserved ginger fac-

tory. Gas Works were erected there in 1892, and the settled portion of the

peninsula is lighted with gas; electricity is also now largely used, the gen-

erating station being at Hunghom. Three regiments of Indian infantry are

usually stationed at Tsim-tsa Tsui, where barracks and officers’ quarters are

located and a Mahommedan mosque has been erected. At Tsim-tsa Tsui, too,

a large number of European houses and flats. have heen erected, and this

portion of. the peninsula, which faces Victoria, has gradually developed inta

a populous residential settlement. It is approached by Nathan Road, a fine-

wide thoroughfare running at right angles to the water-front. A fine bund,

with a massive granite wall, has been constructed here, and an extensive range-

of godowns built and several fine wharves made for discharging cargo and

coaling. Here, also, is situated the handsome terminal station of the Canton-

Kowlcon Railway. During 1905 and 1906 extensive reclamation works were

carried out extending eastward from the godown company’s property to

Hunghom. Messrs. Butterfield & Swire have erected extensive godown ac-

commodation on the reclamation. The same period will also be remembered

by the building of two churches at Kowloon—St. Andrew’s, in Nathan Road,

being the gift of the Hon. Sir Paul Chater, c.m.g., and the Roman Catholic

Church in Chatham Road, the gift of Dr. S. A. Gomes. Sir Paul Chater also-

donated the funds for erecting a third place of worship on the Peninsula—a

branch of the Union Church, Hong Kong. There' are several hotels, the largest

and newest being the Peninsula. The Central British School was erected in

1901 on Nathan Road at the expense of Mr. (now Sir) Robert Ho Tung. The

Navy maintains a small naval yard, subsidiary to the principal establishment

on the Hongkong side. The Royal Observatory is situated on Mount Elgin;

and a large and handsome Police Station for the ater Police occupies an

eminence just above the Praya. A fine building for a European Y.M.C.A.

was opened in November, 1925. A steam ferry plies regularly between Tsim-

tsa Tsui and AUctoria; ferry boats also run between Victoria and Sham Shui

Po, Mongkok, Yau-ma-ti and Hunghom, where the principal docks of the

Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co. are situated. The Cosmopolitan Dock

and works, also belonging to the same Company, are situated at Sham Shui

Po. At Hok-un are also situated the extensive works of the Green Island

Cement Co., Ltd., and the patent slip and shipbuilding yard of Messrs. W.

S. Bailey & Co., Etd. At Kowloon Tong a very extensive area has been

levelled and a charming garden’ city has sprung up.

In 1898 an agreement was entered into whereby China ceded to Great Bri-

tain for ninety-nine years the territory behind Kowloon Peninsula up to a line

drawn from Mirs Bay to Deep Water Bay and the adjacent islands, including

Lantao, the extent of the New Territory being about 376 square miles, namely,

286 squareofmiles

ceremony on thetaking

formally mainland andterritory

over the 90 squarewasmiles

fixedonforthetheislands. The

17th April,

1899, when the British flag was to have been hoisted at Taipohu, and the day

was declared a general holiday. Attacks, however, having been made on the

parties engaged on the preliminary arrangements, the mat-sheds erected for

the accommodation of the police having been burnt, and other evidences of

organised opposition

full jurisdiction on thehaving been given,

16th April, it was

on which datedeemed

the flagadvisable

was hoisted to assume

: by the

Hon. Mr. (afterwards Sir) J. H. Stewart Lockhart, O.'M.G., Colonial Secretary.

Military operations were found necessary to overcome the opposition, and on

 HONGKONG A525-

the 18th Aprirthe rebelg ^eye completely routed in an action fought at Sheung

Tsun, their force numbering; some 2,600 men. On the British side theSre were

no fatalities and'only oiie or two slight casualties; a number of Chinese''were'

killed and wounded, but the exact figures'wfere not a'scerthihed;'those who fell-,

being carried away by their, friepds. In the Convention it was provided that

Kowloon City was to remain Chinese, but, .owing to the difficulties in admini-

stration and in respect of thp .disfcurtmnces which qccuxreB on the, f ahipgt over

of the leased;area, the Honre Government determined, to, take, pycr this area

and orders were issued; to the military authorities tp seize 3£owlo,on willed:

city and Shamchun. This was done on the 16th May, 1899>-no opposition being

encountered at either place. ?The Hongkong Volunteer Corps took part in the

expedition to Kowloon-City. Shamehhn, the other place' seized, is an important

town on the river'of the same ndme just beyond the'boundary originally agreed'

11 The upon.NewIt was,'however,

Territory underrestored

Britishto jurisdiction

the'Chinese isauthoritiesi'in

being rapidlyNovember,

developed1899.

by

| the construction of roads; one of these; running from Kowloon to Castle Peak,

I affording magnificent sea-scapes to the motorist, who can return by way of

| Pan Ling and. Taipo;. the total distance being about sixty milejs. Pnlice .stations

have been established, and a system of administration by • mea^ns. of village

j communities, organised. The headquarters of the admipisijration .are at Tai-

i pohu. The railway from Kowloon to Cantpn, which passes through the New

| Territory to Sbamchun, has: already done much tp; ,dcyelpp it. The Hongkqng

kL Golf Clubandacquired

Fanling an area itof into

have ■converted 55.62a acres

Golf inCourse

tfie valley stretching

of 18-holes, with We^; .frpm.

two. relief

U| to Courses

be theof best

9-• holes each,East.

in.the- whichTheareneighbourhood

now being extended,

and .the. aye

Taipp, whole,coming

promising,

into

;

| favour with Europeans, for rqsidental purposes by reason, of the piqtnpesq.ue,

I scenery. The principal islands and their populations ..are, ;aa follo.wa :—Bantao,

I 5,844; Cheung Chau, 5,035; Lamma, 1,258. These figures, .do ■ not include ‘the

I floating populatiqn^y The islands tp the west of Hongkpng .ooptajii L,p2p; fh.QS®

I to the east 1,169. ’ The Chinese population of the'New Territories ;is, Gp:,c?3.

1 Of the islands ;and .islets- in the. waters ,pf .tfip. rColony, (excl.usiye. of, the aj)ove

I acquisitions) the most, impoptant, is, Btprjecu'tte.r s Island, formerly kpown as

; | Wong .Chuue-chpw, : opposite to, apd aBpuii tlrree-quatters of a mile from the

| north-west. extremity of the, Kowlpon peninsula,. The island is an irregular

I ridge about a mile in lengthy .and a little .over. a quarter of a mile broad ; the

| principal eminences are occupied by batteries and no one is alknved to land

. || without a permit. The Quarantine Station also is located here. After the

'I great typhoon of September, 1874, £wo or three thousand bodies of the victims

! I found afioat were interred on Stonecutter’s Island. Kellet’s Island is a small

B rock near East Point, on which formerly stood a fort, now replaced by a small

! magazine. Green Island, at the western entrance of the harbour, has; been

i planted with trees and now justifies its name all the year rohnd. A lighthouse

has been placed on its south-western extremity. One Tree Island is a tiny rock

.near the entrance to Aberdeen. Aplichau, a considerable island opposite

| Aberdeen, of which harbour jt forms part, has a populous fishing village on

: its northern shore facing Aberdeen. Lantao and Lamma Islands, were brought

:|j under British jurisdiction by the Kowloon Convention of 1898. The former

I,'has a considerably larger area than Hongkong, but both this island and Lamma

| are very sparsely populated by agriculturists and fishermen. Cheung Chau

h is becoming popular as a summer resort for Europeans, numerous bungalows

i having been erected in the European reservation by najssionarie? and pthers.

Population and Defences

A census taken in April, 1931, showed the total population of the Colony

rl to be 852,932, as compared with 625,166 ten years ago. Kowloon, which had a

>(| population of 74,698 in i921 doubled its figures, while the Island inhabitants

;s! have increased in numbers from 347,000 to 424,000, an increase of about 77,000.

1 The whole population may be summed up as follows:—City of Victoria, 424,522

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A526 HONGKONG

(as compared with 401 in 1921); Kowloon, 362,899 (as compared with

123,488); New Territories. 95,503 (as compared with 83,163); and the floating

population, 69,008 (as compared with 71,154).

The Garrison consists of British and Indian troops. There is also a local

Volunteer Defence Corps. The approaches to the harbour are strongly forti-

fied, the batteries consisting of well-constructed earthworks. The western

entrance is protected by guns on Mount Davis, Stonecutters Island and Belcher

Point. The Lyee-Muti Pass is defended by forts on the Hongkong side and

another on Devil’s Peak on the mainland.

The Naval Yard consists of a large dock, an extensive range of workshops

and offices east of the Artillery Barracks, and the Naval Authorities have an-

other large establishm nt on the Kowloon , side near to Yaumati.

Climate

As intimated in earlier paragraphs, Hongkong formerly possessed a most

unenviable notoriety for unhealthiness, and in years nast the troons garrisoned

here suffered grievously from malarial fevers. At the present time, however,

the Colony is one of the healthiest spots in the world in the same latitude.

The influence of the young nine,forests created by the Afforestation Department-

and the draining of nullahs on the slopes have no doubt been beneficial in

checking malaria, and the attention latterlv bestowed on sanitation has not

been without its due effect. The number of deaths from malaria during the

past six years were: 1921, 332; 1922, 454: 1923, 674: 1924, 707; 1925. 702: 1926.

587. The last number represents 0.89 per thousand of population. The general

death-rate per 1.000 in 1926 was 15.9 (19.0" in 1925). Among the Chinese com-

munity the death-rate was 16.01 per 1.000. eomnared with 19.12 in 1925.

Amongst the non-Chinese civilian community the death-rate per 1,000 was 10.9

as against 14.6 in 1925.

Four successive years of comparative drought, 1898-1901, led to the assump-

tion that the rainfall of Hongkong was decreasing. But such is not the case;

the mean annual rainfall for the period 1902-11 was 84.21 inches against 68.29

inches for the period 1895-1901. Until 1918 the rainfall was never so heavy

as in the period 1888-1894, when the mean annual fall was 101.08 inches.

Trade in 1934

The Statistical Office of the Imports and Exports Department reports that,

during the first eleven months of 1934, Imports of merchandise into the Colony

of Hong Kong totalled 1377.7 millions (£28.4 millions), as compared with

$464.1 millions C£31.3 millions) in the corresponding period of 1933: a decrease

in terms of H.K. currency of 18.6 per cent., whilst Exports of merchandise

were valued at $296.7 millions ,(£22.3 millions), as compared with $375,1 mil-

lions (£25.3 millions) in the corresponding period of 1933: a decrease in terms

of Hong Kong currency of 20.9 per cent.

Figures for the month of November, 1934 show that imports of merchandise

into the Colony amounted to a declared value of $38.8 millions (£3.2 millions),

as compared with $40.6 millions (£2:9 millions) in November of 1933: a de-

crease in terms of local currency of 4.4 per cent.

Exports of merchandise totalled $29.5 millions (£2.4 millions), as compared

with $33.7 millions (£2.4 millions): a decrease in terms of local currency of

12.6 per cent.

The following table shows comparative figures of imports and exports of i

Merchandise and Treasure during the months of November, 1934 and November,

1933: —

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Imports

Nov. 1934 Nov. 1933

Merchandise 138,817,414 $40,561,833

Treasure 8,538,035 4,531,431

Total $17,355,449 $45,093,264

Exports

Nov. 1934 Notf. 1933

Merchandise $29,474,552 $33,731,571

Treasure 14.605,313 8,842,039

Total $44,079,865 $42,573,610

Monthly Fluotoations

Since November, 1933, total Imports of merchandise into Hong. Kong

fluctuated from the lowest Hong Kong dollar value (29.6 millions) in

February, 1934, to the highest (40.6 millions) in November, 1933; whilst Ex-

ports fluctuated from $22.2 millions in February, 1934, to $33.7 millions in

November, 1933.

The figures are given below, with the sterling equivalents, at average

rates of exchange, in brackets:— •

Imports Exports

November, 1933 $40,561,833 $33,731,571

(£ 2,852,004) ( £2,371,751)

December, „ $36,841,971 . $27,994,496

( £2,600,045) ( £1,975,653)

January, 1934 $32,549,352 $27,390,494

( £2,390,343) ( £2,011,489)

February, ,, $29,591,425 $22,223,746

( £2,211,651) ( £1,660,994)

March, „ $33,638,848 $27,867,023

(£ 2,522,914) ( £2,090,026)

April, „ $32,127,612 $26,541,120

( £2,342,638) (£ 1,935,290)

May. „ $32,799,925 $27,022,079

( £2,289,161) ( £1,885,916)

June, „ ... ; $34,834,795 $26,063,095

(£ 2,485,608) ( £1,859,710)

July, „ $29,7.05,534 . $23,240,797

( £2,181,500) ( £1,706,746)

August, „ $39,724,787 $27,788,719

( £2,989,704) ( £2,091,391)

September, ., UiQ.m $37,153,862 $29,432,184

(£ 2,883,294) ( £2,284,060)

October, ,, $36 721,817 $29,655,684

( £2,983,648) ( £2,490,524)

November, ,, $38,817,414 $29,473,552

( £3.164,024) (£2,402,483)

Mean rate of Exchange for November, 1934, H.K.$=ls. 7-9(16d.

VALUES BY COUNTRIES

The total values of Imports and Exports of merchandise are shown below

by countries, the figures for November, 1933, being given in brackets: —

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A528 HONGKONG

Imports Exporis

$ $

United Kingdom .. 2,416,191 612,898

Australia (3,320,1201 (638,651)

661,495 152,978

(985,774) (125,667)

Burma 47,718 142,798

(46,181) (121,035)

Canada 294,335 148,601

(362,727'! (161,041)

Ceylon 12,191 99,808

(18,271) (78,558)

East Africa 40,033 26,833

(55,640) (18,069)

India . 1,497,953 327,440

(2,015,656) (522,212)

Malaya (British) ■•567,011 2,185,254

(465,783) (2,039,165)

Hew Zealand ... 18,420 28,175

(15,304) (22,079)

B.N. Borneo 150,206 91,257

(248,640) (58,775)

South Africa 38,936 41,101

(42,500) (49,832)

West Africa 5,199

(-) (2,398)

West Indies 495 100,635

(-) (82,276)

B.E. Others 134,812 231,500

(32,537> (231,011)

Belgium 391,484 48,995

(372,830) (2,724)

China, North . .. 7.456.205 3,924,827

(7,248,833) (4,623,896)

China, Middle ... 459,765 1.414,767

(642,554) (2,348,353)

China, South 6,176,451 8.572,653

(6,259,733) (10,604,970)

Cuba 12,227

(473,000) (9,491)

Central America 2.182 148,376

(795) (141,068)

Denmark 6,850 300

(2,378) (2,335)

Egypt 41,915

(13,069) 4,152

(2,301)

France 184,034 332,868

(195.106) (533,528)

Indo-China 1,261,726 1,780,097

(2,419,033) (2062,263)

Germany 1,162,160 136,482

Holland (1,707,749) (181,505)

336,309 30,435

(422,474) (95,355)

Italy 166,854 19,994

(293,742) (44,213)

Japan 3,928,691

(2,765,370) ' (1,020.858)

1 533,754

 HONGKONG

Kwong. Chow Wan

w- -,o421',2S8 .m., 1,7

‘ (571,124) (578,589)

Macao 647,720 1,365,896

(705,726) (1,932,294)

Norway 40,316,

(36,107) ,i (5^733)

N.E. Indies .... . 4,260,185 942,103

(2,929,454) (.1,097,710)

Philippines 80,434 r 417,464

( 79,933 i ■ (1.109.706)

Siam . 2,672,576' 1,523; 754

(3,131,626) " ' : (1,078.986)

South America 8,665 ’ 75,764

(12,086) (87,190)

Sweden 161,035 740

(110,870) (4,055)

Switzerland 42,865 ; ■ K°5

(148,742) (924)

Spain 3,039 70,743

, (2,099) (3,391)

. 2,932,629 1,969,631

(2,355,287) (1,882,697)

Others 92; 890 113,706

(52,9871 (120,665)

Hohgkong possesses unrivaiHed'steam communication and there are frequent

.and' regular mail services t6 Europe, America, Australia and Afric'al Regular

steam communication betv>een Java and Hongkong is maintained by the Java-

China-Japan Line and the Nederland Royal Mail Line. Between the ports on

the east coast of China, Formosa and Hongkong the steamers of the Douglas

S.S. Oo. and the Osaka Shosen Kaisha ply regularly, and thebe' Ts constant

steam communication with Hoihow, Manila, Saigofr, "Haiphong^1 Tourane,

Bangkok, Borneo, fctc( The British-India and Apcar lines sail between Hong-

kong, Calcutta and intermediate ports. With Shanghai, Tientsin, and the ports

of Japan there is frequent communication by steamers of the Indo-China S.N.

Go?, China Navigation, and other lines, in additibw to the English, American

and French mail steamers. Between Hongkong, Macao,* and Canton there is

a daily steam service, and in normal times steamers tun as far as Wuchow

•on the West River. . .

 HONG KONG IMPORT CUSTOMS TARIFF.

Intoxicating Liquor Duties.

European Type Liquor. per gallon

On

On allall liqueurs, and on all from

brandy consigned champagnes and. orother

and grown sparkling

produced in thewines

British $10.00

Empire 3.00

On all other brandy and on gin, rum whisky & other spirituous liquors. 6.00

On all port, sherry and madeira 4.00

On all other still wines 3.00

On beer, porter, cider, perry and stout 0.60

On all intoxicating liquors above strength of 18 degrees under proof,

for every degree above such strength, in addition to the appro-

priate duty as above 0 07

Chinese Type Liquor.

On all Chinese type spirits containing not more than 24 per cent.

of alcohol

For every by cent,

one per weightof additional alcoholic strength by weight... 0.O5 1.20

Japanese Type Liquor.

On all sake containing not more than 24 per cent, of alcohol by weight 1.20

For every one per cent, of additional alcoholic strength by weight... 0.05

Other Liquors.

On all spirituous liquors other than intoxicating liquors, but including spirits of

wine or arrack, containing not more than 24 per cent, of alcohol by weight $1.25

For every one per cent, of additional alcoholic strength by weight 0.50

Imported Tobacco.

A.—On unmanufactured tobacco:

(1) If unstripped: peril. |

(a) containing 10 pounds or more of moisture per 100 pounds

weight thereof:

I. If of Empire Origin 63 cents

II. Other tobacco 70 cents 1

(b) containing less than 10 pounds of moisture per 100 pounds

weight thereof:

I. If of Empire Origin 72 cents

II. Other tobacco 80 cents

(2) If stripped:

(a) containing 10 pounds or more of moisture per 100 pounds

weight thereof:

I. If of Empire Origin 76 cents

II. Other tobacco 84 censt i

(b) containing less than 10 pounds of moisture per 100 pounds

weight thereof:

I. If of Empire Origin 84 cents ,

II. Other tobacco 90 cental

B.—On manufactured tobacco

(1) Cigars:

I. If of Empire Origin & manufacture $1.60

II. If of Empire manufacture only 1.80

III. Other tobacco 2.00

(2) Cigarettes;

I. If of Empire Origin & manufacture 0.80

II. If of Empire manufacture only 0.90

III. Other cigarettes 1.00

 HONGKONG A531

(3) cuttings:

Other manufactured tobacco, including snuff and cigar

II.I. IfOn

III.

If ofof Empire

Empire manufacture

Chinese

Origin & manufacture

prepa-red tobacco only 0.80

0.90

0.90

IV. Other varieties 1.00

The following tobacco shall be exempt from duty:—

(a) ships stores

(b) private

tobacdo use which is imported in broken packages in passengers’or value

baggagemay for

be allowed

under byandthewhich

this Ordinance.

does not

Superintendent exceed

or as maysuch bequantity,

appointedweight,

by regulationsasmade

Motor Cars

On all foreign madeC.I.P. motorvalue.

vehicles on first registration 20% of the

Motor Spirit Duties. j>er gallon

Motor Spirit (all kinds) 25 cents

NOTE.

Theonduties

collected a sterlingon all importedis tointoxicating

basis, liquor,andspirituous liquor stated

and tobacco are

shall be conventional

sterling; and that dollarsthat

consequently reckonedto

say,as thethedollars

arrive at equivalent

the actual

decimals

one thereof

ofamount shilling

payable

in the pence

andin eight

Hong

tariff

Kong

currency the conventional

a figure settled by the dollarsTreasurer

Colonial stated in the tariff shalltimebe representing

multiplied bythe20 average

and divided by

selling

demandrates

draftsforontheLondon.

previous month of the from Hongtime Kongto and Shanghai Banking opening

Corporation for

DIRECTORY

COLONIAL GOVERNMENT

Governor, Comdr.-in-Chief, and Vice-Admiral—Sir William Peel, k.c.m.g., k.b.e.

I Aide-de-Camp—Captain R. F, Walter, K. A.

i Private Secretary—J. G. Pilcher

j Hon. Aide-de-Camp —Captain H. Owen Hughes, H. K. V. D. C,

Do.

Do. —Lieut.

—Lieut. M.J.Muspratt-Williams,

F. W. Webb, R. A. 1st Bn., The Lincolnshire Regiment

Do. —Lieut. S. E. Skey, R. A.

Do.

Do. —Lieut. W. J. R. Waris

—Subadar-Major Gragg,Khan,

1st Bn.,Hongkong

The Lincolnshire Regiment

& Singapore Brigade R.A.

Do. —Subadar-Major Lall Khan, 1st Bn., The 8th Punjab Regiment

Jpj ££ m 1 CKing Rule

Executive Council

[ Jlis Excellency the General Officer Hon. Hon. the Colonial Treasurer

Commanding the Troops Mr.Works

Public R. M. Henderson, Director of

Hon. the Colonial Secretary Hon. Sir H. E. Pollock, Kt., k.c.

! ill on. the Attorney-General Hon. Sir Shou-son Chow, Kt.

j Hon. the Secretary for Chinese Affairs Hon. Sir W. E. L. Shenton, Kt.

Clerk of Councils- -D. W. Tratman, c.m.g.

Deputy Clerk of Councils - -R. A. C. North

A532 HONGKONG

^ij ^ Ting Lai Kuk

Legislative Council

President: His Excellency The Governor

Official Members: Hpn. Mr. ofT. Police

H. King, Acting Inspector

His Excellency the General Officer General Unofficial

■t .Commanding the Troops Members:

Hon. the Colonial Secretary Hon. Sir H.Hughes,

E. Pollock,

Hon. the Attorney General J. Owen acting)Kt., K.c. (Hon.

Hon. the Secretary for Chinese Affairs Hon. Sir W. E. L. Shenton, Kt.

Hon. the Colonial Treasurer Hon. - Mr. R. H. Kotewall, c.m.g.,ll.d.

Hon. Commander G. F. Hole, k.n. Hon. Hon. Mr. J. P. Braga

(Retired), Harbour Master Hon. Mr.

Mr. S.J.acting)

W. Ts’oV' o.b.e.,(Hon.

J. Paterson ll.d.Mr. S. H.

HonPublic

Mr.Works

R. M. Henderson, Director

. of Hon. DadweU,

Hon. Dr. A. R. Wellington, Director Hon. Mr. C. G. S. Mackie

Mr. T. N. Chau

of Medical and Sanitary Services

Clerk of Councils- -D. W. Tratman, c.m.g.

Deputy Clerk of Councils- -R. A. C. North.

GOVERNMENT OFFICES

Attorney General’s Office—Court of 3S s;» # « s & «r&' *

Attorney-General — Hon. Mr. C. G. ■ Tat YingPo- Yam

Justice Ming Heung Kong

Alabaster, K.c., o.b.e. Chmg Sze Shii

Assistant Attorney - General — J. A. Colonial

Colonial

Secretariat —Albert Road

Secretary— Hon. Sir W. T. I:

Fraser, M.c. Southorn, k.b.e., c.m.g.

Stenographer and Clerk — Miss B. Principal Assistant Colonial Secretary i

Budden and Clerkc.m.g.of Councils—D. W. j

Tratman,

1 •-£§ Hau 'Shb Shu Second Assist. Colonial Secy. & Deputy ;

Audit Office—New Post Office Build^ Clerk.of Councils—R. A. C. North • [

ing (1st floor) Third

HawkinsAsst. Colonial Secy.—B. C. K.

Auditor—P. L Collisson, o.b.e. Extra Asst. Colonial Secy. — H. R. .

Assistant Auditors—T. Dallin, P. J. A. Butters

Hamilton and C. H. G. Bradley Senior Clerical & Accounting Staff

Chief Clerk—B. E. Maughan Chief Clerk—D. Davies

Examiners—T. R. Ingram and W. F- First Clerk—J. Watson

Edge Librarian-in-charge—H. Strange

Clerks—H. A. Angus, R. G. Witched, l

% ® m w m B.Angus,

J. Murray, H. U. E.Davies,

R. A. Bates, F. D.

L. Strange,.

Yuen lam ham tuh shu L.B. Wood

W. Hume, B. L Bickford and R.

Botanical and Forestry Department— Confidential Assist, and Stenogr.—

Peak Road; Teleph. 39 (ask. for 106) Miss C. Angus

Superintendent—H. Green Stenographer—Miss F. Walker

Assist, do. —G. B, IVemlow

Supervisor—J. R. Carr Junior ClericalClerk—Au

Service Kwok-leung !

Assist. Supervisor—S. H. Strange Sr. Chinese

 HONGKONG A533

Grown Solicitor’s Office — Supreme Ellis Kadoorie School for Indians

Cpurt

H.W. K.Lockhart-Smith,

Holmes, Crownassist, Solicitor Headmaster—A. T. Hamilton

do. 8 Anglo-Chinese Masters

King’s College—Teleph. 39 (ask for 6)

M- % ^ Kau uli sze sM

v Headmaster—W. Kay, m.a.

Education Department — Fire Brigade Second Master—A. White

Building Assistant

b.sc. Hons.Masters—H.

(Wales), T. J.H.Price,-

Beddow,

b.sc.

Director of Education —G. R. (Sheffield), Dip. Ed., J, M. Wilson,

Sayer, b.a. . . b.sc. (Lond.), Dip.G.Ed.,F. J.Rees,

Ferguson,

Inspectors of English Schools

R. Sutherland, i.s.0,, m.a, and A. O. — A. b.a. (Cantab.), b.sc.

Brawn Hons. (Wales),

(Oxon), G. P.G. Fergusp'n,

Sims, b.a. Hons. b.a.

Inspectors

Y. P. Law,ofb.a., Vernacular Schools—

W. Yu, b.a., I. S. (Cantab.), D- J- S. Crozier, b.a.

Wan, B.sc., and S. W. Liang, b.a. (Belfast) and

Hons. (Cantab.) D. McLellan, b.a.

Board

Directorof Education

of Education Assist.

Stephen, Mistresses

b.a. (Hons.—Miss

Lond.),E.Miss G.

Inspector of English Schools E. M. Gray, b.a. (Loud.), Mrs. R.

Inspector of Vernacular Schools Langley and Mrs. E. L. Phillips

Hoh. Mr. S. W. Tso, o.b.e., ll.d.

Leo d’Almada e Castro, Jr. Kowloon (Junior) British School

A.H. elB. Arculli

L. Dowbiggin, o.b.e. (For Infants of British Parents)

Rev. F. Byrne, s.J., pit.d. Head Mistress—Miss M. Cooper, b.a.

B. Wylie Assist.

Hudson, Mistresses—Mrs.

Misses A. E. E.Clark,

Steel, K.Mrs.F.

Li Tsz Fong

Rev. F. Short Benington, M.. L. Whitley. M. J.

Very Rev. Dean A. Swann, m.a., d.sc. Stuart

Sir Wm. W. Hornell, kt. c.i.e. Peak School

Bililios Public School Headmistress—Miss M.W. Newsholme

Headmistress—Mrs. P. Y. Stark Assist. Mistresses—Miss J. W. Buck-

Assistant Mistresses — Miss F. M. well, Miss B. M. Bicheno. Miss M.

Hughes, Miss L. Heang, Miss S. M. W. Roger and Mrs. E. V. Hooper

Swift, Mrs. Adams, Mrs. Thomson,

Mme. Marty, Miss Whitley, 9 assist, Quarry Bay Junior Government

mistresses, 12 vernacular mistresses School (For Children of British

Parents only)—Teleph.

Headmistress—Miss G. M. 778Cotton

Central British School (For Boys, Assist. Mistresses—Mrs. J. F. Miss

Looker,E.

Girls

British and Infants

Parentage) of European Mrs. A. G. Jefford and

Headmaster—J. Ralston, m. a. Beavis

Second Headmaster—T. R. Rowell

Masters—A.

Bradford (ManualSt. G. Whalton,

Instruction), E. B.P. Queen’s College—Aberdeen Street;

S.D. Lee Teleph. 39 (ask for 20)

Orr (Chinese),' W. Mulcahy and Headmaster—F. J. de Rome, m.b.e.,

b.sc. (London)

[ Mistresses — Miss N. W. Bascombe, Assistant Masters—D. M. Richards,

' , Miss Pryde,M.Miss B. Hall, MissMiss

Curtin, Knill,Brown,

Mrs. b.a. ((Won),Dip.K.Ed.L. (London),

(Durham), Ch’au, m.a. H.

Mrs. M. Cooper, Miss M. Heap and G. WaHington, m.a. (Cantab.), M.

■ | Mrs. I. A. Wyatt G.Morgan,

O’Connor b.a. (T.C.D.), L. G.

| Ellis Kadoorie School Griffiths, m.a.,

L. B. b.sc. (London),

Holmes, R. H.

b.a. (Oxon),

Headmaster—W. L. Handyside, m.a., H. N. 'Williamson, js.sc. (London)

B.SC., F.R.G.S. and W. J. Dyer, m.a.

Assist. Mistress — Mrs. B. Church & Assistant

Walker, Mistresses—Miss

Mrs. M. J. Fqwlie,F. Miss K.

Mrs. M. O. Mildren

15 Anglo- Chinese Masters and 6 Paterson,, Miss Julia Lam, b.a

Vernacular Masters (Hongkong), and Miss Hung Lai;

Clerk—Luk Hok Ting Kwan

A534 HONGKONG

Anglo-Chiiiese Masters—-Ng Fung- Kowloon Section

chau, Tse Ching-fong,

Li Luii-kwai, Kung W.Hon,F.

Hung Yuk-sang, Supeyvisor — J. Ralston* m.a.

Cheong, b.a., C. W. Chan, b.a., K. Shorthand—Miss N. B. Whitestone-

H. Yuen, b.a., S. L. Pun, b.a., P. H.

Leung, b.a,, F. K. Chan, b.a., K. I. Wanchai English School ; .

Wong,

B.A. b.a. and S. A. Broadbfidge, Headmaster—G. VV. Reeve,'b.a.

‘ and 8 Chinese assistant masters

Vernacular Masters—Liu Hoi-tung

(senior vernacular master), Leung Yaumati English School i

LiCheuk-u, Li Tat-hang,

Ching-yat, Mak ChakPing-ki,

Kwan-chak, Headmaster—C.

Assistant Mistresses Mycock— Mrs. E. S. fl

Yung Kwok-cheung and Li Hung Murphy, L. M. Humphreys, and 10 j

Pin Chinese assistant inasters ■ J

Clerk—Ho Ka Chun

Technical Institute (Evening) Government Marine Surveyor’s

Classes) • Dept. — Harbour Office (2nd floor)

Director—A. O. Brawn Teleph.

Technical Adviser—G.

A.M.I. MECHTE. White, b.sc , j Govt. 39Marine

(ask Surveyor

for 44) and Chief Ex-

Clerk—Leung Tak Wa aminer of Engineers—W.O. Lambert

I Senior Engineer Surveyor and Exa-

Staff of Lecturers miner ofSurveyors

Engineer Engineers—P. and J.Examiners

Taylor

Engineering Department ofson,Engineers—R. Hall, T. E. Jack-

Building Construction — K. J. B. i E. Lloyd Jones, R- G. Hamilton,

Clark, a.r.i.b.a. J.Kossick

G. Charlton, W. S. Shiith and D.

Electrical

a. Engineering htf I. Day,

m.i.e.e.

Architecture—C.

M.R.S.I. B. IMoore, B, arch., J Senior Ship Surveyor—G. Swan

Ship Surveyors — B. H. Church, N.

Field Surveying--Lieut.-Comdr. G. j Garland, W. Sprague and R. K.

Collings

H. Gandy, r.n. (Retd.) Nautical Surveyors—LieuL-Cotodr. T.

Mechanics—D.

A. Mclndoe andMunro, R. M. G.Kedwn

H. White, C. Stiff,

Carpentry—D. W. Phillips Chief Clerkr.n.r.,

-H. and Capt. J. Hunter

H. Andrews

Science Department Clerks—Chan

Law Po Yung and Fo Po, V. V. Soonderam,

Mok Ping i

Physics and Chemistry — D. Mc- Cheung ;

Lellan, b.sc. (London) Draughtsman— Cheung Yan Kuk

Commerce Department Government Slipway—Yaumati '

Shorthand—Miss

Book-keeping M. Whitestono

— Heap,

B. E. b.a.Maughan Surveyor-in Charge—R. Hall

French—Miss (Hons.) Boatswain—V.

Clerk-Li KaraChittenden

Chak

English—G. Sims,

(Oxford) and A. White b.a., Dip. Ed.

Teachers’

Men Classes SI ^ IS Shun chmg sze J

b. and Women—D. J.a., Crozier, T. R. Rowell, b.sc. (Hons)

Dip Ed., and L. G. Morgan, m.a., Harbour Harbour Department — Connaught

Master, Marine Rd .

Magistrate

b.sc. Director of Air Services, Emigratior :i

Vernacular—Ng Fung-chau

visor), Pak Chik-po,' Leung (super-, Oflicer and Registrar of Shipping—

Cheuk-u, Ng Pak-keung, Kung- Comdr. G. F. Hole,

Deputy Harbour Master—Comdr. r.n. (retired) (

hon, Li Lun-kwai,

Liu Hoi Tung, Kwong Tsui Pak-yuet,

Sui Ha, B. Newill, D.s.o., r.n.

Hung Mui Chi, Li Tze Sung and Assist. Harbour Master—T. W. Hi

Lo Yuk Lun Hosegood

Office Assistant—F. P. Lenfestey

Physical

Roger Instruction—Miss

and Miss Knill M. W. Accountant—T. Parkinson

Hygiene — Dr. G. M. Hargreaves, Boarding Officers — C. J. Thomsoi >

M.B., b.ch., D.P.H., D.o.M.s. and Dr. J.Cairns,

R. G. T.Wyatt,

B. A.LowG. Cooke,

and W.D. C]

K. Au, M.B., B.S. Morrison

 HONGKONG A535

Inspectors of Junks and Cargo Boats European Revenue

A. Marks, A. W. Grimmitt, W. Officers —

— W. 11. Hillyer, F. Brett, F. Ward, J. W. M. Brown, H. V.

Andrade, A. Karim, M. L. Lourenco, Pearse, T. Tallon, P. J. O’Neill, A. L.

J. L. Noronha, E. F. Brown and Powell,

F. A Robertson

Shipping Office Warden, R.E. Tuck,

A. Trengove,

J. Davidson,E, G.T.

Deputy Shipping Master — G. W. Merriman, J. C. Dunlop, W. G.

Coysh Humphreys,

and W. Y. Ahern T. A. Ellis, H. R. Major

Assist.

Thompson Shipping Master,— C. H.

Govt. Marine Surveyor’s Office JililH 2’m to tang

Gbverriment Marine Surveyor—W. O. LandLand Office—‘Law Courts

Officer—P. Jacks

Lambert Assist, do. —T. S. Whyte-Smith

Assist.

Taylor, Surveyors—Robert

T. E.N. Jackson, Hall,

G. Swan, P. J. District OfficerH. Williams

(Northern District,

H.

K. C.Church,

Hamilton, Garland, Jones,B.

T. C. Stiff,E.J.LHunter,

Tai Po)—E.

District Officer (Southern District)—

W. Sprague, J. G. Charlton, W.R.K. D. M. MacDougall

Collings and W.H.S. Andrews

Smith Land Bailiff—J. D. Bickerstaff

Senior Clerk—H. Licensing Board

Gunpowder Depot—Green Island Chairman — Sir Wilfrid Thomas

Supt.—Comdr. G. F. Hole, R.N. Southern, k.b.e., c.m.g.

Officer-in charge—W. H. Bailey Vice-Chairman

Government Rescue Tug Kau Sing

Master—W. L. Morrison K.C., O.B.E. — C. G. Alabaster,

Lighthouses . Unofficial Members—J. A. Plummer

Collector of Light Dues—Comdr. G. and J. M. Wong

F.Sub-Inspector

Hole, r.n. of Lighthouses — Elected Members—J. Owen Hughes,

Lt.-Col. H. B. L. Dowbiggin, o.b.e.

J. P. "Whitfield ' , and J. L.

Secretary—W. McPherson,

M. Thomsonm.b.e.

Lighthouse

E. da SilvaKeeper (Green Island)— % n m n

Lighthouse Tsoi pun si shuRd.

P. Brown,Keepers (Gap and

W. J. White Rock)—R.

D. V. Magistrates’ Court—Arbuthnot

First Magistrate and Coroner—W.

Maher Schofield

Lighthouse Keepers (Waglan Island) Second Magistrate — E. I. Wynne-

—R. Roskruge, H. C. Brown, Wong JonesClerk—W. M. Thomson

Kai Chung, S.

Tung & A. W. McGrannBamsey, Leung Chiu First

Signal Stations: . Correspondence Clerk —Kong Man

Blackhead— Tsun

Green Island— Clerks

Wing, andLeung

Interpreters—Chan

Ching Yu, Kwok

Chow

Govt. Slipway—Yaumati Yeung-man, Yeung Wah Tong, Chan

Assist. Marine Surveyor-in-charge— Wing On, Rattan Singh and 11am

R. Hall Din

Boatswain—Y. H. W. Chittenden Interpreter^—Lau Wing Shum and

Yeung Man Yuk

'gtf it * & ?*@ & * Ushers—So Kam Shing, Sim Pen Kiat

Shroff—Chan Lan Pan

Tni ying Ileung Tcong Ubi kwan Magistrates’ Court—Kowloon

Kam tuk shu First Magistrate—E.

i Imports and Exports Office—Connaught

\ Road Central Second Magistrate andW.First Hamilton

Clerk—

! \ Superintendent—J. D. Lloyd J. H. B. Lee

Assist, do. —J. Barrow

i Assist.

-H. Supt.

A. and Monopoly Analyst Medical

Taylor

Board

Hon. Director of Medical and Sanitary

Clerks—J. E. Ward, U. Kam Services

A. Xavier, Ng Tat Sam Ping,and P.J. Senior

Senior Naval Medical Officer

Army Medical Officer

Conception

Chief Preventive Officer—W.J. Buller Prof. Kenelm Hutchinsbn Digby, m.b.,

B.

A53G HONGKONG

Dr.

• (Edin.)John Cecil Maegown, M.lr., c.b.b. Radiology

• Dr. Li Shu Fan, m.b., ch.b., d.t.m. & h., Radiologist—Dr. F. J. Farr,

F:R.e.S. M.B., CH.B., L.D.S., D.M.R. & E.

'Dr. Tseung Fat-im, m.b., b.s. Radiographers/— J. Skinner,

‘ Mr. Mauric(? ; Murray Watson (Hon. m.s.r., b.p.a. and J. G.

sectyd Robertson

Masseuses—Miss L. M. Siggins,

Medical Department—Post Oiiice Build- O.S.M., M.G., B.P.A., A.R. SAN. I.

ing (Top floor) and Miss M. LI. Hughes,

Director, Medical and Sanitary C.S.M.M. G., B.P.A.

X-Ray Sister—Miss I. Warbrick

Services—Dr. A. R. ’Wellington.

C.M.G., M.R.C.S. (EllgL), .L.R.C.P. DrugsApothecary—R.

and Dispensing

N. Cable, F.c.s.

(London), d.t.m. & h., d.p.h. Assistant Apothecary—L. J.

(Camb.) Morley, m.p.s.

Deputy Director, Medical and Charge Dispensers—Chan Ping

Sanitary Services—Dr. W. B. Fai, Mak Man Lee, Wai Woon

A. Moore, l.k.c.p., l.r.c.s’ (Ire- Man and An Kwok Lum

land), L.M.

h. (London) . (Rotunda),: D.T.M. & Staff . Dispensers—Leung Yiu,

Secretary—J. H. Gelling Arthur Bing . Jan and Yapob

Stenographer—Miss A. Mr Fowler Hassan

Accountant—T. M. Sung Steward

Clerical Staff—Tang Yau Ming, Steward—F. P. Anslow

Chiu Hong LF Ip Yuk Lun, Assist, do.—J. F. McGowan

Yeung Kai Hi, Un Hak Yeung, Nursing Staff {General)

Wai Tak Him, Y. L. Lau. D. M. Principal Matron -Miss M. J.

Khan, Siu Chim Sing, Li Yew Wilson

Chuen, Leung Nai Kwaii, Or Matron, Civil Hospital—Miss

Yu Him and G.,, S,-., Roy I a nee S. I. Summerskill

jQpnsultant Staff—W. I. Gerrard, Matron, Kowloon Hospital—

o.b.e., m.d., m.r.c.p. (London), Miss J. A. Davis

d.p.h. , K. H. Dig-by, m.b., Matron, Victoria Hospital—

its., f.r.c.s., R. E. Tottenham. Miss G. Chettle

M.A., M.D., D.P.H., F.R.C.P.I. Home Sister, Civil Hospital—

Hospital Division (General y - - Miss E. C. Maclareii

Senior Medical Officer—Dr. J. T. Home Sister, Kowlpuu Hospital

Smalley, m.r.c.s. (England), —Miss S. F. Sutton

L. R.C.P. (London) Tutor Sister—Miss I. N: Wat-

Medical Officers—Dr. D. J. Valen- kins

tine, M.c:, m.b., B.S. (London), Nursing Sisters—L. Lace, B. E.

d.p.h., d.t.m. & h. (England), Elliott, D. P. Geeii, A. M.

Dr. I. Newton, m.r.c.s., l.r.c.p. Davies, A. M: Cullinan, M. A.

Dr. J. E. Dovey, m.b., ch.b. Wilson, F. A. Cranfield, E.

d.t.m. k h. CEdin,), Dr. G. V. Riley, S. G. Morrison, D.

A. Griffith, '.B.A., M.B., B.CH., Robinson, C. L. Watson, A.

B. A.o,, Dr.E.L Gordon, Smith,

P. F. J.

Edwards, K.

M. K.c.s. Robinson, (England),A.A. S. Williams,

Rogers, C. B.

l.r.c.p. N.

(London), Dr. J. B„ Mackie, Chandler, O. Patchett, L. C.

M.B., CH.B. (Edin.), D.T.M. Mallows, C. McNeven, M. J.

(L’pool.) and Dr. L. D. Prin- Staple, M. L. Everett,. M., L.

1 gle. M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P. J. Pearce, F. M. Wills, F. M.

"Chinese Medical Officers—G. H. E. Pepper, H. G. Grant, R.

Thomas, m.d., b.s., Luk Chuen Walpole, R. Spry, V. N.

Hsuen, A. D. Wong, m.b., b.s. Brett, F. Berkley, M. Prid-

(Uni. H.K.) and Yi Chiu more, M. E. Miller, H. M.

Kvong, m.b., b.s. (H.K.) Griffiths, J. E. Robson, E. M.

 HONGKONG A537

Duff, S. M. Harper, H. C. j. Chinete Lady Medical Officer—

Fisher, B. M. Lockhart- Dr. (Miss) Pan Choi Chue,

Smith, M. W. Ward, E. O. M.B., B.S. (H.K.)

Davies, E. K. Tome,. L. M. Infant Welfare Nurses — A.

Possey, F. Boullin, A. Munro, LqwqocIc, M. Lok and A. V.

A. Webster, M. B. N. Mustill, , M- .Mpw Fprig, Chung.

K. M. Moore, I. Russell • Chinese HospiUil. and. Dispensaries

Staff Nurses—I. Soorig, ' H. Visiting MedScal Officer—vacant

Taafto. M. Ng, R. Peon, M. Lady Visiting Medical; Officer to

Chan, T. Chen, J. Tu Chinese Hospitals—vacant

Charge Dressers—Li U Cheung, Chinese, Resident Medical Offi-

Oban Shi Yuen, Li Puiy'Liu ; ce‘rs—Dr. Ban Tsu Zung,

Pok and Wong Chak Sang M.B.B.sy (Lthi. H.K.), Phoon

Staff Dressers—Chan Koni Fonk, Seek VVAk, m.b.b.s. (Uni. H.

Ng Nai Ching, Ho Chak K,), and Phoon Seek Weng,

Kun, Lau Kwok In, Lau Lai m.b.b.s. (Uni. H.K.)

San and Woo Tick Yu Chinese Lady Medical Officers—

Nursnnj Staff (Mental) Drs. Lai Po Chuen, m.b.b.s.

Head Attendant^—J. Murray (Lpi. H.K.), P. Ruttpnjee,

Assist. do. —L. A. Col Iyer m.b.b.s. (Uni. H.K.) and

Mental Nurses^-L. Grant, C. Cheing'iSiu Pu, m.b.b.s. (Uni.

D W. Murray, E. Lane H.K.)

Health Division Interpreter—Sung Ngan Tsing

Health Officers—G. W. Pope, Stenographer—A. Gill

L. L.M.R.C.P. Port and

Port

Health

s.i.Health Cfficer

(Ireland)

Officer and. Inspec-

d.p.h., R.C.P. and s.i. find J. tor of Emigrants-ryDr. J. P.

M. Gray, t.R,c.i‘., “(Ire- Eehily, m.b., b.ch., b.a.o.,

land), d.p.h. ..(Dublin) F.A.C.S., d.p.h.

Chinese Health Officer—Dr. K. Second Port ofHealth Officer and

C. Yeo, m.d., b.s. (Uni. H.K.), Inspector Emigrants—Dr.

d.t.m. k h. (London), d.p.h. T. W. Ware, m.b., ch.b.

(Camb.) (BristJ d.p.h. (London)

Venereal Disease Chinese Medical Officers—Dis.

Venereal .Diseases Officer—Dr. J.

A. R. Selby, m.b., gh.b. (Edin.) Tsoi Teng Ming, m.b.b.s.

Chinese Venereal Diseases Offi- (Uni. H.K.), and Cheah Keng

cer—Dr. Cheung Kung Leung, Seng, m.b.b.s., (Uni. H.K.)

31.B., B.S. (H.K-) Health Inpect-or—Leong Yuen

Technical Assistant—A. Stevens ' Public ■;Yaccinators—Chan Ping

Clerk—Lo So Lun Kwohg, Choi Yau Nam, Sham

Charge Dresser-^Cheuk Siu Fan Ying Tai, Fung Yue Lam, Li

Staff Dresser—Sham Kwok Far Chan Lun, Cheung Ching

V. D. Nurse—S. Brown Chi, Wong To Pui, Mui

School Hygiene, Cheong Yin, Chan Wai Lam,

Medical Officer, for Schopls^—Dr. Chui Ki and Chiu Kong Yung

G. M. Hargreayes, m-b., oh.e., New Territories-

m.e.c.p. (Edin.), d.p.h. (Eng- Medical Officer—Dr. K. H.

land), d.o.m.s. Uttley, m.a., m.r.c.s., l.r.c.p.,

Chinese Medical Officers'—Dr. m.b., ch. b., (Camb.) d.t.m. &

Au King, m.b. b.s., and Wong H- (London)

Hok Nin, m.b. b.s. Chinese Medical Officers—Dr.

School Nurses—Sham Yan Lin, Lam Chi Wie, m.b,, b.s. (Uni.

I. Anderson, G. Mak, L. Poon H.K.) and Dr. Lam Shin

and May Li Pak Kwong, m.b.b.s. (Uni. H.K.)

Maternity and Child Welfare Bacteriology and Pathology

Lady Medical Officer—Dr. (Mrs.) Bacteriologist — Dr. A. V.

G. R. Nash, m.r.c.s. (Eng-) Greaves, m.b. (Tor.), m.c.p. k

land), l.r.c.p. (London) s. (Ont.) d.t.m. (Liverpool)

A538 HONGKONG

Assistant Bacteriologist—Dr. Jt. Assist.

merskillMatron — Miss S. I. Sum-

S. Begbie, d.t.m. & h. Masseuses — Miss

(Edin.)

Labora;tory Assistants — Leung M.G., b.p.a., SAN. L.i. M.andSiggins,

Miss M.c.s.m.

H.

Kwok Tai, Lee Yuk Him, Hughes, C.S.M.M.G., B.P.A.

Szeto Yan Pui, Chong Shiu X-Ray Sister—Miss I. Warbrick

Lam and Leung Kwok Tok Home Sister—MissE. C. Maclaren

Clerks—Tam Po, Chan Hing (For Nursing

Medical Staff—See

Department) List under

Man Clerks — Chau Fook Tin and Ma

Malaria Bureau San Kwai

Malariologist—Dr. R. B. Jack- Shroff'—Wong Yat Fee

son, m.d., b.ch. d.p.h. (Dublin)

Assist, to Malariologist—M. R. Mental Hospital

Deb, a. R. s. i. .(London) Medical Officer-in-charge—Dr. D. J.

Inspectcors.— Kam Nai Fai, Valentine, m.c., m.b.,b.s. (London),

Ngan Kang Ha, go Pihg Yin, d.p.h., d.t.m. & H. (England)

Chiu Yuen . Hang and So Chinese

Thomas,Medical

m.d., b.s.Officer—Dr.

(H.K.) G. H.

Ching Wing Head

| Clerk—Wong Chor Tung

Analytical and Chemistry Assist. do. —L. Murray

Attendant—J. A. Collyer

Analyst—V. C. Branson, a.R.c.s., Mental Nurses—Mrs. K. Grant, Mrs.

b.sc,, p.i.c., A.I.C.

Assistant Analysts—A. Jackson, Wardmasters—Wong Mrs.

C. D. W. Murray and CheungE. Lane

and

b.sc., ph.d., J. L. Tetley, b.a. Wong Yin

(Camb.), a.i.c., D. Loie, Central Medical Store

A.W.M.C.', A.A., C.I., A.A.I.M.M. Apothecary—R, E. Cable, F.p.s.

and P. Edwards Assist, do. —L.HokJ. Ling

Morley, m.p.s.

Sampler—L. D. Leonard Clerk—Fung

Clerk—Chan Kwok Leung Dispensers—Arthur Bing Jan and

Yacob Hassan

IK « Sc @ Kennedy Town Hospital

Civil Hospital Medical Officerm.r.c.s.,

in Charge—Dr.

Medical OlSeer-in-charge—Dr. D. J. D. Pringle, l.r.c.p. L.

Valentine, M.C., M.B., B.s. (London), Wardmaster—Tong Ohuen

d.p.h., d.t.m.

Cliinese & h. (Edin.)

Medical Officers — G. H. Staff N urses — F. M. Wong and G.

Thomas, m.d., b.s. (H.K.) and A. D. HueDressers—Lau Lai San Woo

Staff

Wong, m.b., b.s. (H.K.) Tick Yue

Radiologist—Dr. F. J. Farr, m.b., ch.b.,

L.D.S., D.M.R. & E.

Radiographers J. Skinner, m.s.r., Victoria

b.p.a. and J-G.—I. Robertson

,Physician—Dr.

Hospital

Medical Officer in-charge—Dr. J. E.

W. Gerrard, o.b.e., Dovey,

h. m.b., ch.b. (Edin.) d.t.m. &

(Edin.)

m.r.c.p. (London),

K. H.d.p.h. Matron—Miss G. Chettle.

Surgeon—Dr. Digby, m.b., b.s.

(London), f.r.c.s. (England) Clerk—Pang Kui Ching .

Obstetric Physician — Dr. R. E. Teleph. Operator—Lee Po Tin

Tottenham, b.a., ,m.d., d.p.h., f.r. Kowloon Hospital

c.p.i. Chaplains

Visiting — The Chaplain, Medical Officer-in-charge

Smalley, m.r.c.s., l.r.c.p. Dr. J. T.

Union Church, The Dean, St. Medical Officer—Dr. P. F. S. Court,

John’s Cathedral, The Chaplain, m.r.c.s. (England), l.r.c.p. (Lon.)

Roman Catholic Cathedral Chinese

Assist,

Graveson,Apothecary

m.p.s. — Miss K. N. ChuenMedical Officer

Hsuen, Dip. — Dr.

Govt. Luk

College,

Dispensers—Wai Wopn Man and Au Tientsin

Kwok Lum Matron—Miss J. A. Davis

Steward—F. Clerks

Kam —Hung Au Hing Tsun and Pang

Asst, do.—J. F.P.M.Anslow

Matron—Miss McGowan

J. Wilson Shroff—Tang Chik Won

 HONGKONG A539’

TsanMedical

Yuk Hospital

Officer in Charge—Dr. D. J. M King chat kung chu

A^alentiue, M.c., m.b. b.s. (London), Police Headquarters—Hollywood Road

D.P.H., D.T.M. &• JB. (England) Acting Inspector-General—T,

Acting Deputy do. ' jj. Buriing- H, King.

Obstetric

Tottenham,Physicianb.a., —M.d.,Dr. d.p.u.,

E.E.

ham

f.r.c.p.i. D. C. L,E.—G, Perdue

Secretary-J.I.

Matron—Leung Barnes,

Sheungm.r.s.i.

Chi Divisional.SupL-^W;R. Scott

Assistant Matron—Chan Sui Wing Superintendent-^L; H. Y. Booth

Clerk—Kwok Hon Ying Assist.

H. C. Supts.—W.

Ualthrop, laT. B.Murphy,

Sparrow,

A. R.L.

Office of Health Officer of Port S. Major, W. P.

Bidmead and P. Grant Thompson, K. A.

Health Officer of Port and Inspector Probationer—G. S. Wilson

of Emigrants—Dr.

M.B., J. P.D.P.H.

CH.B., B.A.Q., F.A.C.S., Eehily, Accountant—T. G- Stokes

Second Health Officer of 1 ort and Assist, do. —R, Dprmer

Inspector of Emigrants—Dr. T. W. Store Supervisor—J. A- Borgers

Ware, m.b., ch.b,, d.p.u. Secretary—A. L. Cole

Chinese Medical Officers —Dr. Tso Stenographers—Miss

Teng Ming, m.b.. b.s., (Uni. H.K.)

and Dr. Cheah Keng Seng, m.b., K. CJ. Clark and MissA.1. M. Hirst, Miss

Butler

b.s. (Uni. H.K.) Chief Inspectors—R. II. E. Marks and

F. E. E. Booker

; Chief Detective Inspector — W.

m m & n % % Shanhoii

Bacteriological Institute Chief inspector (Principal, Police

Training School)—A. R. Clark

Bacteriologist—Dr. A. V. Greaves, Inspectors—F.W. Shaftain, J. Murphy,

m.b. (Tor.), m.c.p. & s. (Ont.), d.t.m. L. P. Lane, J. Brennan, G.A. Stimson,

(Liv.) C. 'Shannon,

F. Alexander,

Assist. Bacteriologist — Dr. R. S.

Begbie, m,d., . p.p.H., d.t.m. & h. R. M. H.K.Hourihan,

W. Andrew,E. J.

.Laboratory

(Edin.) Assistants — Leung Ellis, A. J. YV. Dorling, J. McLellan,

F. Hoafe, A.. N icoli and M. Murphy

Kwok Tai, Lee Yuk Him, Szeto

Yan Pui, Chong Shiu Lam and

Leung Kwok Tok M 'K m Mitl’oKuk

Clerks

Hing —Man ChanandHing

Tam PoHong, Chan FIrK Brigadr*- Victoria; Teleph. 30303

Chief

(Hon.Officer—T.

inspectorH.General

King of Police).

Malaria Bureau Supt.—11. T. Brooks, m.i.fike.e.

Malariologist—Dr. 1 Jackson Deputy Supt. and inspection Officer

m.d., d.p.u.

Malaria (Dub.)(on probation)—

Inspectors —J, ,C. I itz Henry, m.i. fire. e.

Kani NafFai, Ngan Kong Ha, So Consulting Engr.—R. Hall (assist.

Ping Yin. Chiu Yuen Heng and Government Marine Surveryor)

So Shing Wing Fourth Officer—G, C. Moss'

Assist, to .vlalanologist—M.

Clerk—Wong Chor Tung R. Deb Station Officer—G. Saunders

Assist.

Smith Station Officers—W. Mel.

Government Laboratory YVobilard (a.m.i.fire.e j, A.), I.J.Cash

(grad. i.fireIe. W.

Analyst — W C, Branson, a.r.c.s., (a.m.i.fire.e.),

R. H. J. Brooks 0. \V- Brand and

b.sc., d.i.c., A.I.C.. ,'

Assistant'

a.i.c., b.sc.,Analysts—,A. Jackson,

ph.d., J.L. Tetley, b.a., Temporary Asst. Station Officer—

(Camb.), a.i.c., D.P.Loie, a.m.t.c., C. vyi Brown

a.a.c.i., a.a.i.m.m., Edwards and Mechanical Engineer—E. F. Brown

A. Kurrick, cand. uhem. Assist. do; —E. Greenwood

Sampler—F. D. Leonard Store Foreman—B. L. D. Sarnia

Clerk—K. L. Chan Chinese Staff—272 ratings

A540 HONGKONG

f= Shu sun kun Government

Floor, P. & O.Radio

BuildingOffice — Ground

Post Office, General Administrative Head of Department

Postmaster-General—M. J. Breen —Postmaster General

Accounts Office

Chief Accountant—H. A. Mills Traffic Supt.—F. A. Kemp (Public

Asst. Accountant—K .V. Reed Teleph. 39 ask for 204)

Cierks—E. iiibeiro, E. Marriott, M. Assist. Traffic Supt. — J. S. Logan

G. Lenz and T. M. Castilho (Public Teleph. 39 ask for 232)

M oney OrderC.Office Administrative

F. J. F. Elms &clerks—J. S. G re wai,

J. H. Tavares

Clerks—J. Barros, J. A. d’Almeida,

Feroz Ali, A, P. Barros and Chung

Sui Nam Technical Engineer—C. A. K. Jeffery

General Office Counter Supervisors—A. M. Costa, H.

Supt. of Mails—T. Hynes H. Woodier Bux and W. P. Ayock

Inspector of Postmen—J. Supervisor—Thum

Asst. Hee Wai M.H.

Supervisors—SurjinSingh,

Storekeeper

Clerks — -WongKhan,

Ahmed Tsoi FanGurdayal Hassan and M. Sheriff

Singh, Mohamed Ahsan, E. M. Ali Kowloon Radio Office (Royal Observa-

and Chinese tory Grounds)

Learners —Chan Wai Choi, Chan Yu Supervisor—A.

Teleph. 39, askE.forP. (85)

Guest (Public

Wai, Lau Cheuk Nam, Harkishen

Das, Laing Kuang Cheung, and

R. J. Ribeiro

Launch Officers—Miro Khan, Gopal M it k,'m

Chand and Mohamed Hassan Prison Department

Registration Branch Superintenclent—J. W. Franks

Assist.

W. H.Supts. of Mails—T. Lay and

Whittaker Assist, do. —F. A. Hopkins

Clerks—L. G. de Sousa, Mohamed Storekeeper—Ko Ha Chun

Sheriff, F. A. Santos, F. R. Osborne Clerks

ChongandWallInterpreters—To

and Tsang KwongLam Yee, U.

and Chinese

Parcel Branch Clerks—Wong

Fung Shu Sang, Au Wai MingMing,

Cheuk Hang, U. and

Assist. Supt. of Mails—S.

Clerks—Bishan Das, A. Randle

Conception, Chan Poon Peng

M. Y. Khan, Harbhajan bingh Victoria Gaol

and Chinese Medical Officer—Dr. L. D. Pringle

Poste Restante Chaplains—Revs. A. Swann, E.

Clerks —Ma Tak Leung and Sum Teruzzi and Frank Short

Kam Wing Chief Warder—H* Barrett

Ghinese Branch Assist, do. —J. W. Fitzgerald

Clerk-in-charge—HonLo KimPak Wai Princ.

Assistant—Lai Assist. Printg.doOfficer—A.

—S. W.B. Cressey

Didsbury

Kowloon Branch Printing Officers—P.

F. C. Jenner Gillespie and W.

Clerk-in-charge—

Assist. D. J. —M. Tang

Clerk-in-charge Fernandez

Man

Kit Proof Reader & Typist—Lam Kei

Yan

Kowloon City Branch

Clerk in-charge—J. Garcia Hospital Supervisor- D. E. Wood

Principal Warders^—A. Paice, W. J.

Sheung Wan Branch Bagley, F. R. Fuggle, H. Merriman,

Clerk-in-chafge—Chan Fuk Chi B. Plumb and A. Jillott

Assist—Lam Sink U Lai Chi Kok Branch Prison

Saiyingpun Branch Medical Officer—Dr. K. H. (Alley

Clerk-in-charge—Lo Hi Nin Chief Warder—G. L. Buchanan

Wanchai Branch Principal Warders—J. W. Hudson &

Clerk-in-charge—Lam Lihg W. 11. Dedear

Yaumati Branch Female Prison

Clerk-in-charge—Koo Chin Son Matron---Mrs. J. G. Pearson

■Shum Shui Po Branch Assist.

Clerk in-charge—Au Tse Tsau PrincipalMatron—B.

Wardress-!—G.Chandos Romedios

 HONGKONG A541

Kvng nm see ' shii ■ Supt. of Crown Lands and Surveys—

E. B. iteed, p.a s.i., f.r.g.s.

Public

Albert, Koad;

WokksTeleph. Departmemt

39 — Lower Assist; Supt. of Crown Lands—H.

Director of Public Works -Hon. Mr. Westj p.a.s.i.

It. M. Henderson, m. in$t. c.e., Assist. Supt. of Surveys—F. Sutton,

M.I. MECH. E., M.INST. W,E. F s.i.

Assist. Directors of Publice.s.i.Works—A. !;dLand Surveyors—E. B. Lambert, f.r.

W. Tickle, f.r.i.b.a., and E. G.S.,

F. W.B.Wood, H. C.J. Ah llallowes,

gw in, C.b.a.,

H. M.b.a.i.,

M.

Newhouse, p. A: s. i. Douglas, O. C. Womack, p.a.s.i., C.

General Secy.—W. G. Fitz-Gibbon

Technical Secretary—it. S. W. Pater- ;B.A. H.Lamb and M. 1. de Ville, P.a.c.i.

son, M.c. Hydrographic Sur veyor—Lt. - Coindr.

Supb. of Accounts and Stores—W. J. G. H. Gandy, r.n. (retu.)

Anderson Mechanical Engineer—E. P. Fletcher

Deputy Supt. of Accounts & Stores— Quantity

M.Q.S.A., Surveyor—F.

A.R.Sil. . J. Ling, f.s.i.,

0. E. Davis Diver—1'.A. Cheesman

xecutive Engineers — P.

m. Inst. c.e.,H. C. Lowick, P.A.S.I., D. Wilson, Senior Inspectors of Works—A. W. J.

H. S. House, Simmons, J. Dickson, A. E. Clarke,

Purves, m. inst.A.M.iNST.e.E.,

c.e., H. J. Pearce A. B.

) i.e.e, W.H. Edmonds, m.b.e., a.r.s.i.

M.C., M. INST. STRUCT. E., L.R.I.B.A./ and P. D. Keyser

Adam Anderson, b.e., b.a. and H. Inspectors of Works — It. J.

H. Pagg Everest, m.b.e., 0. J. Tacohi,

Architects — It. P. Shaw, a.k.i.b.a., (1st Class B.O.T. Certificate),

C.A.R.I.B.A.,

B. Robertson, S. C. Eeltham, W. Pryde, T. Bolt, J. T. Ewing,

It. J. B. Clark, A.R.I B.A., J. H. Howe, F. C. Neville and

J. Bottomley, a. m. i. struct, e., S. R. Jones

A.H. Owen,

W. Hodges, a.r.i.b.a.,

B.sc. tech., W.

a.r.i.b.a., Overseers—G. W. May, 'W. Shaw.

Dip. Town Planning, r.i.b.a., K. J. H. Hall (1st Class B.O.T. Certi-

Vernall, a.r.i.b.a., K. S. Robertson, ficate), A. J. Wadmore,- Ji 3.

b. eng., C. E. Moore, b.arch. Beach) A. Spary, F. P. R.

(Liverpool), James, m.c., a.m.i. struct.e. R.

W. C. Shewan,a.r.i.b.a., Dip. Arch. m.r.s.i.,Abdn.,W. A. Hyne, A. P. Glanville,

A. Brooksbank, C. S. Coom,

a.r.i.b.a., G. H. Bond, a.r.i.b.a., C. A. M. Hollands, F. Baker,

C. A. Hobbs, F.R.I.B.A., A.M.I.STRUCT. A. Thomson, L. J. F. Grif-

E. and D. Cuthbertson, a.r.i.b.a. . rfiths, T. W./' Carr, R. C.

Engineers—

Carter, A. R.Nicol, S. Logan,

a.m.i.c.e.,E. a.m.S. Keen, H. J. Best, J. Fraser, P.

inst. STRUCT, e., W. Woodward, b.sc. C. Morgan, F. E. Lawrence, G.

(eng.,) C. W. E. Bishop, b.' s c, (eng.,) E. Stephens, J. S. Dinnen, J.

a.m.i.c.e., A. E. Lissaman, f.s.i., m. W. Wells, W. L. Walker, H. H.

inst.Mi

c. & oy. e.,e., W. J. S. Key,a.m.i. a.m.i.struct, e., Rose,

G. S. R.Graver, S. Bell, W. Bruce, W.

a.m.i.c.e., D. S. Edward, a.m.i. Sayers, J. Barnet, A. II. Ho-

STRUCT.E., Ail.A.A., S. O. Hill, L.R.I.B. ward, J. M. Purvis, G. P. Mur-

a. , a.m.t.p.i., a.r.s.i.,phy, 0. I.J. T.Waddell,

Armstrong m.r.- san.i.,

b. sc., a.m.i.c.e., A. H.a.m. Ddbsdn, J, A. T.Kennard.

McBride, san.e.,

b.sc., S. Fraser, N. J.J.

a.a.m.i.c.e.,, N. K.m. Littlejohn, a.m.i.c.e., inst. struct, e.,Bebbington,

R, M.i.o.b.,

Med. Wood,J.F. S.C. Flegg,

Manning, Sil

Joseph

b.F. J. T. Locke,sc. a.m.i.c.e., m.i.struct.(eng.), J. Forbes, Fniser,

b,sc., a.m.i.c.e.,

A. J., MacFadyen, E.

e., E. F. Buttress, B.sc. (eng.,) and Casey, B. TPengelly, B. A. Man-

R. H.Woodman, B.Sc. (eng,,) sell, H. W . Leyden, T. Hender-

Chief Elect. Engr.—L. H. King, m.i.e.e. son and W. W. Greehburg

Electrical Engineer—R.Madgwick Cryan Inspectors of Wireless & Tele-

Wireless Engineer—G. graphs—J. Key and D. W.

Asst. do. —H. R. A. Wood W atertqn

and C. A. K. Jeffery Telegraph Sub-ehgineers—G. W.

Valuation

J. E. Richardson, p.a.s.i. Brailsford, and T. B. Rolland

A542 HONGKONG

Wireless Technicians—J. S. Logan, Port Development Department, The—

R. P. Morris,. m.i.r.e. 18, Johnston Road, Wanchai (2nd floor):

(N.Y.), A. E. E. Jeffries, R. J. Teleph. General Office: 39 (ask for 193)

Engr.-in-charge—Adam Anderson

Roast and A. V. Harbottle Engineers—Andrew

Chief Draughtsmen;—W. iSmith,

L. E. Longbottom and C. A. Key, A. H. McBride,Nmol* W. J. S.

N. K. Littlejohn,

Grimes G. H. Gandy and S. B. Ahmed

1st Class Overseers—W. Shaw, A. M.

Senior Land Bailiffs—G. J. Cham- Holland, W. Bruce,

bers and W. E. Hollands

Land Bailiffs—S. H. Peplow, W. W. W. Greenburg & H.J.W.J.Leyden

Fraser,

G. Routley, R. E. Stott and t )i St 5E £

A. G. Martin

Clerk, Crown Lands and. Surveys Registration of Births and Deaths

Registrar General—Hon. Dr. A. R. >

—W. E. Kerr Wellington, c.m.g.

, Clerks, Water Works Office—J. Deputy Registrars — Dr. W. B.J. H.A. 1!

Hargreaves, J. A. Bendall and Moore, Dr. J.K.J. H.Barnes

Uttley,

N. Broadbridge Gelling and

Clerk, Accountants and Stores Clerks—[p Yuk Lun, Un Hak Yeung

Office—T. S. D. Whitley and Li Yue Chuen

Pay Clerk, Accounts Office—J.

Hosford t m m m m

Stenographers—Miss I. F. Ritchie

and Miss C. M. Ferguson Fan yan CJm Chah Kun

Assist. Storekeepers — B. E. Su- Registration, of Marriages

gars and J. T. K. Gilchrist Registrar—The Land Officer

Inspector of Stores—W. G. Clark Deputy—The Assist. Land Officer

Inspector of Furniture—T. Y.

Harmon

Engineering Assist.—Ng Ping Un Royal3|Op.servatory, £ ^ Tin man toi

H’kong. —K’loon. ;

Junior Assist. Engineer—S. B. Director—C. W. Jeffries, f.r.a.s.

Ahmed, m.sc (Eng.), (Hong Asst.

Kong) a.m. i.sTJu/cr.E.

' . Clerk, Higher Class—Yung Yuk Professional Assistantf.r.a.s.

do.—B. D. Evans, — G. ’S. P„ j

Tong Heywood, m.a., b.sc. (Oxon)

Clerks, Class 1—Ho Kwai Fong, Office Assistant—Miss M. L. Smith

Tang Shing Cheung, Chan To ^ ’if! Tsing chiny leuk

Sui and Badan Singh Sanitary Department — Post Office ;

Clerks,

Shai Class If—A.Yau

Tit, Wong H. Fattydad,

Ming, HoLam Shu Building, Des Vpeux Road Central

Fong, Lai Ming Kai, Chik Yam Head of Sanitary J.Dept,

of(EdBoard—W. and m.a.,

Carrie, President

b.sc. ;

Kwong, Chan Tin Fuk and Leung m.)

Sui Sang Assistant Head, of'Sanitary Dept. ®

1stHon,

Class Asst.

Ka Land Surveyors-Wong

LiangNgHseiih Pui,

Hai, Lum

ChanKwok

Pui LauTung,

and —E. Himsworth

Secy., Sanitary Board—C. J. Roe |

Kai Chuen Ting Assist. Secy., Sanitary Board — Im ;

2ndChanClassHai Asst.

Fung, Land

Ng WaiSurveyors—

Pun, Lau Ping Tseung

Ming Cheung, Chau Chung Ping Medical Officer of Health—G. W. Pope, $.

l.l.m. r.c.p: & s.i. (Ireland), d.p.h., i,

; 1stand

Ham

Chang

Class

Chiu,

IT Sui

Draughtsmen—Luk

Tam Chiu Cheung Kui,and

Lo R.C.P. & s.i.

Assist. Medical Officer of Health—J. I

Leung Hi Clieong M. Gray, l.r.c.p., m.r.c.s. (Ireland), .

Head Storeman—Ho Yuk d.p.h. (Dublin)

Chinese

Health—K. Assist.C. Yeo,

Medical

M.B., Officer

b.s. (h.k.),of [

Official

Trade MarksReceiver & RegistrarCourt

Office—Supreme of d.p.h. (Camb.), d.t.m. & h. (London)

Official Receiver—James J. Hayden Veterinary Surgeon—Major W. J. E.

Clerks—M. A. Drysdale, TsangMan

Kun-fu, Mackenzie, m.c., m.r.c.v.s., d.t.v.m.

Fok Ping-fai and Cheung Pin Assist.

Wong Kun Chi, shroff M. J.Veterinary Surgeon—Captain) •

Reidy, M.E,.c.,y.s.,

 HONGKONG A543

Chief Inspector—A. K. Taylor Statistical Branch—Imports and Ex-

Senior Inspectors — L. Brewer, W. ports Department — Head Office:Clerk

18,

Old, R. R. Wood, H. L. Lockhart, Johnston 328,

Road; Telephs.

General Office 329,

39, Chief

Receiving Office

J. Reid and J. G. Hooper

Sanitary Inspectors—G. K. Roy lance, 330. BrigadeCentral Receiving

Bldg, (ground floor),Office: Fire

Connaught

S.Kerrison,

Eccleshall,

F. W.C. Strange,

Bradley, P.E. E.C. Road Central

Knight, A. T. Braley, \V. Hill, Chief Clerk—W. T.

Chief Supervisor—She 1 OnLewis

E. N. Ponsford, D. W. Phillips, Supervisors—Pang Lai-shang, Cheng

M. Blake, G. H. Miles, G. H. Hing-kung,andTung

S her riff, J. J. Gregory, T. Seddon,

W. C. R Lamprill, T. H. W. King, Lai-ching PangMan-tak,

ShaU YingWong

A. 0. Sintoh, H. G. Stevens, G. and 47 Chinese Clerks

Frost, S. G. Poole, A. W. T. White, Nip shu

T.A. S,Foster,

Clark,W.J. Fogwill,

Gellatly,G.J. W.T. Lacey,

Gunn,

Supreme Court—Statue Square

G. B. Frost, W. E.

Woolley, E. L. Powell, E. F. Allen, H. J. Chief Justice — His Honour Mr.

Warburton, E. A. Chater, C. T. A. D. A. MacGregor, K.c.

Champelovier, M. E. Tavlin, D. C. Puisne Judge — His Honour Mr.

Sullivan, R. A. J. Simpson, V. M. Justice Roger

Registrar, EdwardAdministrator

Official Lindsell

Ben well, H.G. W. Bowden,L. W.J. R.R. Official Trustee, and Registrar

Hodgin, Ff Old,

Macey, E. C. Drown, J. M. Boyd, Companies^-T.. M. Hazlerigg, M.c. of

B.Purvis

Williams, M. D. Watson, M. E. Deputydo.Registrar—E. P. H. Lang

—L. R. Andrewes

and W. T. Bilson Accountant - W. R. N. Andrews

Storekeeper—Tsin Yiu San Clerk to Chief Justice—R. W. H.

Accountant—Fok Tung Hun Maynard

Staff—Yung Kai U, Chan Ping Sham, Second Clerk of Court and Clerk to

Chong Cheung Shing, Chan Yat Puisne Judge—W. C. Low

, Chiu, Chan Lai Kong, Un Ting First Bailiff—H.

Bailiff—W. H. C. J.Bourchier

Millington

Fan, Sun Shek Yung, Lam Yeung,

Chi, Lo Moon Fuk, Chan Chi Fat, . Second Clerks

Bailiff—J. R. Castilho

and Ushers—H. F. Westlake

Li Yun Sun, Shi Man Tsun, Cheung and S. Fowler Cliak Wing, Tang

Hoi Tung, Kwok Wai Yin, Leung Interpreters—Ng

Kam Shing, Sung Fook Tin, Au Tat

Wai Sum, Lau Ho Chuen, Lo Aw tarHung,

Singh PauKwok

Translator—Chan

Shiu Chong and

Ying

Chung Kan, Luk King Chi, Ma Shroff—Tsang LingLingChiuHin

Nai Kwong, Lam Wing Sui, Kong Librarian—Chan

Sau Lai. A. J. Lewis and Lau Chung Clerks

Him Wong— Chee

WongBun, Tai, HoLuiKwan

Wan PangFat,

and So Sliing Hon

t-

) IVa man ching mo sze chu !$jL Fa mb shti

|Seceetariat ’ foe' Chinese Affairs— Treasury—Post Office Buildings

Treasurer, Assessor, Collector of Stamp_

i New Fire Brigade Building Revenue and Commissioner of

1 Secretary for Chinese Affairs—N.L. Estate Duties—E. Taylor

Smith Assist. Treasurers—G. S. Kennedy-

[ Assistants—R. R. Todd, D. Kelvin- Skipton and J. S. MacLaren

I Stark and K. Keen Assist. Assessors —J. Ring and S.

? First Clerk—Tsoi Kin-yung Hamer

) Inspectors of Factories and Workshops Accountant—T. Black

—F. Meade and W. Elliott Cashier—L. A. Barton

D.AndrewW. Detective Inspector—K. W. Assist.

and G.Accountants

H. Fowler — H. S. Martin

~ Inspector of Mui-tsai—W. H. Fraser Stamp Revenue Office D. C. Crawley

Emigration Officer—A. Wallingford Superintendent—P.

I

AS44 HONGKONG

n & Di] fp m ^ ^ n

A. B. C. Publishing Co.f Proprietors A Sek & Co., Photo Supplies, Cameras

oi:Printing

the “China AlliSports ”, Publishers,

Contractors, Advertising Con- Plates and Papers of Films,

and Cine-Cameras, Cinefilms,

sultants

French Bank and Newspaper

Building (3rdAgencies

floor), —5, —26a, Des Voeux Roadevery description

Cent.; Teleph.

Queen’s Road Central; Teleph. 32480; 23459

Road: Canton13801

Teleph Branch: 412, Yat Tak

Cable

Shanghai. Ad: Hilkoosh. Head Office: San Min, manager

Managing Directors—N.B. Mahomed,

S. H. Lau and S. I. Bux

N. B. Mahomed, publisher A Vceux

TackRoad Sc Co., PhotoTeleph.

Supplies—29,

S. H. Lau, business manager Central; 20945 Des

S. G.I. Bux, advertising manager

JoseAli,delassistant

Pan, commercial- artist A Ying & Co., Printers, Book-

A. E. G. China Electric Co.—14, binders, Stationers and Rubber

Stamp Makers—12, Pottinger Street;

Queen’s Road .C.; Teleph. 27230 Teleph. 23212

3r m 'if ei ^

A.D’Aguilar

Fong’s Street;

Studio, Teleph.

Photographers—1,

20679 A.Shipchandlers

Yuen 8c Chee Cheong

and Metal MerchantsCo.,—

35 ^ 74-75, Connaught Road Central; Cable

A penter

Hong, ShipBuilding and House Painter, —Car- Ad: Locomotive; Teleph. 22124

Yuen Shiu Pak, managing director

Chinese and Street; Teleph.Contractor

22714 29, Y uen .Shiu Kit, asst. mgr.

fj ffl & Abbas Khan & Co.—61, Hollywood Road;

A Kavai & Co. (Wing Yuen Hong), Teleph. 22962

Ship Chandlers, Provision Mer-

chants, Stevedores and General

Store Keepers—15, Connaught Rd.

Central; Teleph. 25338; Cable Ad: Abraham, E. S., Exchange

Broker—French Building,-and Bullion

5, Queen’s-

Winner: Codes: A.B.C. 5fch and Tamasha Road, Central; Teleph. 22098; Cable Ad-;

6th edns. and Bentley’s

Cheung

Cheung Kwai, manager

Chiu, signs per pro.

M # <2! too la lee

1 H 3§ Abdoolally Ebrahim & Co., Mer-

A.Outfitters—54,

Men Hing Cheong, Tailors, Drapers and chants and Commission

Queen’s Road Central; Stanley St.; Telepb. 21041; Agents—20,

Teleph. 23336; Cable Ad: Lucky-Lucky Ad: Cable

Abdoolally; Codes: A.B.C. 6th

m m m edn., A1 and Private. Head Office:

A Ming- & Co., Ship-Chandlers, Bazaar Ebrahim, Noordin & Co., 119,

Hardware and Metal Merchants— Branches:GateCanton Street, Fort, Bombay.

and Shanghai

105, Des Voeux Road Central; Te- E. Abbas

Heptulla, manager assistant

A. Chinwalla,

leph. 26147; Cable Ad: Aming- Tsui Yeung Ping, eompradore

metal

BfJ Ship Chandlery, Mining, Rail- ;

\ A. Ming & Co. -§§> way and Engineering Supplies ^

gjg 105 Des Vceux Rd. Tel. 26147 ]

 HONGKONG A545-

A errsc Code Company, .Publishers 25 ff IS ffi » *

Acme Commodity

Representatives: and Phrase Code

Fung Tang, Pedder AhCutterShiu, Tailors and Outfitters, Best

Building and Street;

Wellington Guaranteed,Teleph.Perfect

26149 fit—52,

Advertising & Publicity Bureau, Ah Sing & Co.—33, Connaught Road

Ltd., The, Advertising Agents—St. C.; Teleph. 20461

George’s

Ad: Toad vert Building: Teleph. 20030; Cable

Mrs. Beatrice Thompson f Co-managing AhC.;Wing & Co.—28,-Connaught Road

Teleph. 21101

C.C. J.Thwaites,

Church financial advisor,

(directors

signs

per pro. m tint, lee

D.P. O’Dunne,

N. Parsons,office managermanager Ah Ying St Co., Ltd., C., Commission

production Agents, Import-Export, Coal and

B. L. Heytman, assist, do. Provision Merchants, Shipchandlers,.

G. Gordon-Stables, assist. Stevedores, Naval and Military Con-

Miss M. L. Gooey, accountant tractors, Tenants of H.M. Sh ips’ Can-

Mrs.

C.T. Y.H.O.Chong,

M. dasenior

Wang, Luz, secretary-steno.

translator teen, Suppliers ofof Labour andCrews

.J unks for

for

market investigator Coaling, and Chinese

K. S. Leung, despatch dept. Merchant Ships—22 and 23, Connaught

Artists—F. P. Yung, Rd. Cent.; Teleph. 20784; Cable Ad:

Ernesto Chan, Chan K.SikF.Kwan

Ho, Ahying. Agents in Singapore, Shanghai

and Japan

and I*, Chan Weihaiwei Branch—24, Seymour St.

Stenographers—Miss

Miss H. Alarakia M. Gutierrez,

{See also Singapore) , WHITE HORSE

Aero Trading: WHISKY IN FLASKS

Building, 8a, DesCo.VeeuxNational Bank

Road Central; Just right for the hip pocket

Teleph.

Aerotra 30404; P.O. Box 290; Cable Ad:

A. A. C, Morant, managing direetbr Teleph. 30311

Y. S. Yau, asst. mgr.

Ignace Tsa ' Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Agfa ” Photo — Princle’s Building, Sole Agents.

Teleph. 25297 Ahana Co., W. W. (H. K.) LPn. — 37,

Queen’sAd:Road Central; Teleph. . 26356;

FJl iTj ^ Ai char "chu mai eou Cable Ahanaco

M. T. Wong, managing director

A,gips Tea Sales — Bank of Canton B. K. Chang, manager

Building

Box 831; Cable (2nd floor); Teleph,. 31383; P.O.

Ad: Ersef. Airlif Hotel—{See Hotels)

m m m w m tr & ij $

AhGrainer

Chack, and Ship Scraper—25,

and House Painter,Gilder, Ala xan da caffe Loon

Chiu Loong tioners andCafe,

Alexandra The, Bakers, Confec-

Street; Teleph. 21485 Yoeux Road Restauranteurs

Central; Teleph,,--20900 24a, Des

Kin( ee Alexandra, James & Co., Importers, Ex-

gp, Jf porters andTeleph.

Commission agents—China

!AhandKing Slipway, Yacht, Motor-boat Building; 20374; P. O. Box 735;

and BoatFlag Builder, Rigger, Painter,Road,

Maker—Shaukiwan Sail Cable Ad: Ajltd

Dealers

j Causeway Bay; Teleph! 20307 visions,in:etc.Flour, Rolled Oats, Pro-

A546 HONGKONG

u m % ¥ C. H. T. Suen, manager

Alhambra Theatrb (Conttolled by Hong R.Tung

S. Chao

Nim Cho(Loss Dept.)

I T. K. Chak

Kong Amusements, Ltd.)—Nathan Rd.; Y. F. Pang K. K. Kwok

Teleph. 56856: P.O. Box 82 P. C. Yuen | Y. H. Fung

General Agents for

Alice Memorial and Affiliated Hos- HanoVer

American, FireBritish

Ins'. ‘Cd”, and 22 Other

and'Continental

pitals—(Nee Hospitals) Insurance Companies

Allen Company, The, Flashlight Torch American Bank Note Co.—Room 208/210,

Battery Manufacturers; Torches Bat- i Gloucester Building; Teleph. 28400;

teries

“Pagoda” of and

all Sizes. Trade Lockhart

“Paul”^282-6, Marks— Cable Ad: Banknote

Road, Wanchai; Gable Ad: Cells H. G. McNeary

NgKwokTse Shak,

Cho Hay,sole proprietor

secretary American Club—(Nee Clubs)

Our Sole Selling Agents :

Handelsvereeniginig “ Cost -1ndie ” American Consulate (Nee Consulates)

N.V., for Hutch East Indies

The

K. S.East

PavriMerchants,

& Sons, forforCeylon

India American Express Co., Inc.—(Nee

San Martino & Co,, for Italy and under Banks)

E. Colonies

Alves, A. A., Freight, Share and General American n & M w M

Broker — Hongkopg Stoql|:,^ Exchange ters — David Flour Co., The, Flour Impor-

Building; Teleph. 23578; Cable Ad: House, Des Vceux Road

Scarteen; Codes: Bentley’s & Private Cent.; Teleph. 21062;

E. Christensen, Cable Ad: Fishrich

partner

A. A. Alves T " J. M. M. Alves Leung King Sau,, do.

if m American Lloyd—Asiatic Building;

Alves & Co., Ltd,, J.M., Produce Merchants, Teleph. 3.3542

Manufacturers’ Representatives

Shipping Agents—Office: 1a, Chater and

Road; Teleph. 20808; P.O. Box 324; American Mail Linem— Teleph.m 28171?

Cable

J. M.Ad:Alves,

Ageratum

governing director Cable Ad: Mailine

~C. S. Soares, director The(SeeRobert

DollarDollar

Co., TheCo.,Robert)

general agents

A.E. Alves

Alves I B. Young

Lui Chung Sun | K. P. Young American Oriental Finance Cor-

poration —Asia Life Building;Telephs.

American Asiatic Co.—149, Lockhart , office); 28380 (manager), 26631 &, 26632 (general

Road; Teleph. 27849 G.G.W.Cable

Greene,Ad:manager

Payne/salesman

Amorhnanc.

n & m & & m Sia Ho Kiat, accountant

Mei yah pao sien kung Sze J. H. Lao, asst. do.

American Asiatic Underwriters, Y. C.C. LiLam | Miss Q. Gill

W.

Fed Inc. U.S.A., General Insurance: E. R. Markar | Miss M. E. Thomas

Fire,

Burglary,Marine,Plate-glass,

Motor-car, Baggage

Life, Accident

and

Special Risks—12-14, Queen’s Road Amoy Canning Corporation—N.K.

Central, Asia Ad:

30234-5; Cable LifeAmerriters

Building; Teleph. I.L. 53, Au-Chi-Wan; Teleph. 56556

C. Y.T.Starr,

W. president

Sullivan, (Shanghai)(South Amritlal Ojha & Co., Ltd. — 18,

supervisor

China) Connaught Road C.; Teleph. 23610

 HONGKONG A547

wi & m % Agencies ,f

Ancient Co., The, Dealers in Art Columbia Graphophone ..Co, Ld.

Curios, Furniturej( Stationery and Philips Eddystone, E.K.C.O. Radios

Electric Supplies—39, Nathan Kd. Andre’s Beauty ParEOUR — Gloucester

(Wing Lok Building); Teleph. 56570 Building; Teleph. 279.' 3

An,geo - American Stevedoring Go.—

Sun chong Queen’s Building; Teleph. >240,63

Andersen, Meyer & Co., Ltd., ApostlEshi? oe Prayer—(See- Churches>

Engineers and Contractors, General

Merchants,Manufacturers

—67-69, and Importers

Des Yoeux Koad; Teleph; 28091; m ft m n m

Cable Ad: Danica. Head OfficeYork;

for Ha ho lee lut se •

U.S.A.: 79, Madison Avenue, New Arculli, A. el, Solicitor — Hongkong

for China:

Shanghai 4-5-8, Yuen Ming Yuen Road, Stock Exchange Building; Teleph. 26500;

Charles J. Ferguson, manager Cable Ad: Curly; Cpdp: A.B.C. 5th edn.

Miss D. Leonard

Miss G. D’Assumpeao . & Hop tuck

Miss T. Prata Arculli Brothers, Merchants and

Engineering & Import Depts.: Commission Agents—Horig Kong Stock

A. J. Kew I L. Landau , Exchange Building, 10, Ice House

F. M. Hale | Chan Yuk In, Street;

OmarTeleph. 20409; ICable

el Arculli A. ;H.Ad:Madar

Curly

General Electric Refrigerator Dept.:

W. J. Grant Abdul Curreem | M. P. Madar

Li Cheuk | Tsang Fat

Accounting Dept. : IV2 ARC li A NTS GOLD

Thomas Sue

Chan Hung Clio, cashier, LABEL WHISKY

Shipping

F. H. de&Carvalho

Insurance Dept.:

William Wong . Our Excellent Whisky at a cheaper price

Teleph. 30311

m mm % % Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Anderson & Ashe, Consulting and

Superintending Engineers and Marine j Sole Agents.

Surveyors—1st

(Entrance floor, Queen’s

Connaught Road); Building

Teleph. Arculli, I)r. H. el, Medical Practitioner

24063; Cable Ad: Canello

Capt. Geo. Anderson, ix.s.n.r., partner —20,

T. G. Paterson, m.i.m e., a.m.m.e.,' do. 22882 Des Yceux Road Central; Teleph.

Arculli & Sons, A. F., Army Contractors

%& £ —Hong Kong Stock Exchange Building,

Yeung Kam Hong 10, IceAd:House

Cable ArculliStreet; Teleph. 20409;

Anderson Music Co., Ltd., The, O. el Arculli

Abdul Curreem | A. H. Madar

Pianoforte, Organ and Music Dealers: Abbas Khan | M. P. Madar

Tuners,

George’s Regulators

Building, Iceand House

Repairers—SC

Street;

Teleph.

Bentley’s21322; Cable Ad: Music; Code: Aris & Cpt,. C.L., , General Transport,

Wm. Anderson, managing director Forwarding

movers—Room Agents

4, China andBuilding

House Re-

(1st

John E. Anderson, director floor); Teleph. 28439

H. J. Fountain C. L. Aris, partner

W. B. Sharpe || Miss

M. Soares Miss Souza

Ailebii Woods D. Hazel, do.

Chan Cheong, assistant

A548 HONGKONG

ft mm % Rees Roturbo Manufacturing Co.,

On Lee Ying Hong Ld., Wolverhampton. Centrifugal

Pumps

Arnhold <& Co., Ltd., Import and Ex- Henry Simon, Ld., Manchester.

port Merchants, Insurance and Shipping Flour Mill Machinery, Conveyors,

—Gloucester Building; Telephs. 28141-2; etc.

Cable Tann, Ld., John, Birmingham. Strong

Hankow,Ad:Tientsin,

Harchi;Newchwang,

and at Shanghai,Peiping, Room Doors and Safes

Tilling-Stevens Motors, “Ld., Maid-

Mukden, Changsha, Chungking, Canton, stone. Petrol Electric and Gear

Bombay,

Manchester Calcutta, Amritsar, London, Driven Vehicles

Arnhold & Co., Inc.,

Arnhold & Cie., S.A., ParisNew York Employers’ Liability , Assurance

H. H. H. Priestley, director Corporation, Ltd., FlrcT and

General Insurance

J.A. Gomes

Becker

T.K. Y.C. Loong

Cheung Merchants’ Marine Insurance Co.,

Ltd., Mainne Insurance

L.L A.M. Xavier

Lopes S.S. H.

C. Ma

Miss Guzdar Kwok Arthur V Co. (Export) Ltd.—Pedder

Miss I. Gomes T.Lo K.Kwee Wong

Chong Building; Teleph. ^0785; Cable Ad:

Miss

W. I.Naef, P. Rapp

special representative, Arthur

Society of Chemical Industry in J. Watson, representative

Basle

JSole Distributors for n & m ft m m

Metropolitan Vickers Electrical Ex- Arts Sc Crafts, Ltd., Furnishers

portCo.,

Plants Ld. Turbines and Electrical Des Decorators—Showrooms and Offices:and

4a,

Voeux Road Central; Teleph. 24173;

Agencies Cable Ad: Artcrafts

Directors—S. J. Hicks, and Mitchell

Andrew Machine Construction Co., Berry, a.c.i.s.

Ld., Stockport. Humidifying Plant G.O.Randall, acting manager

Andrew Toledo, Ld., Sheffield. Tool B.Palmer

Payne, designer

Steel M.

Ashworth Sons

Weighing Machinery & Co., Ld,, Dewsbury. G. W. Chan, bookkeeper

AsaSpinning

Lees & Co., Ld., Oldham. Cotton C.K. F.L. Sing,

Tsoi factory

Machinery

Blackburn Aeroplane and Motor Co,.

Ld., London. Blackburn Aircraft Miss M. C.Xavier

Miss E. Cheng

Cain,

fax, Son & Greenwood,

England. Card Clothing Chas., Hali-

Cellon, Ld., Kingston. Aircraft Dope Asger, Dental Dr. M. E., DentalBuilding,

X. Ray—Kayamally

Queen’s Road Central; Teleph. 21932

Surgeon,

20,

Chance Bros. & Co.,Lighting

ham, Aerodrome Ld. Birming- (Office); P.O. Box 210.

DeLondon.

Havilland M. E. Asger, n.n.s. (111., U.S.A.), Mem-

MakersAh'craft

of “ Moth Co.,” Aero-

Ld., ber of Psi Omega Dental Fraternity,

U.S.A.

planes Mrs. L. A. Rose, secy. & dental assit.s

Hoffman Sprinkler

ter. Sprinklers Co., Ld., Manches-

Howden - Ljungstron Preheaters p] & M i£

(Land),

ters Ld., Glasgow. Air Prehea- Asia Co., The, Grocery and Butchery,

Keighley, Ld., Geo., Burnley. Wea- Ship and Family Compradores,

ving Machinery

Langbridge, Ld., Accrington. Bleach- and

Voeux Army Road Contractors

Central; — 63-65, Navy

Telephs. Des

20416

ing, Dyeing & Finishing Machinery

Pearn & Co., Ld., Frank, Manchester. and 22338; Cable Ads: Ashpit and 9244

Pumps

Reavell «k Co., Ld., Ipswich. Com- Asia Drug Co.—39, Hennessy Road;

pressors Teleph. 27839

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Hong Kong Salts

R. G. Edwardes-Jones

H. W. Hewett -

J. E. L. Farr.y- | A. J. Bursley

ASIA LANDS LIMITED EngineeringWingfield [j C. M. Xavier

Departmen t engineer

Incorporated in Hongkong W. A. ButtertieldysUpt.

Asia Life Building Mechanical Division

R.W. J.G.K.M.Walker

Wilson

Telephs. 26631-2 (office), 28380 (manager)

Cable Ad: Asialands Construction

A. E. AtkinsDivision I Cheung U. Pui

Manager—G. W. Greene W. E. M. Wilson I C. T. Yang

AecountamtrH-Sia Ho Kiat Shipping

H. F. BunjeDepartment

Asst. do. —J. H. Lao J). G. McAvoy. | . T. C. Jex

Miss M. E. Thomas M. J. Rull

Marine Department

J. Van Se venter

Accounts Department"''.,

Asia Life Insurance Co., Inc., Insurance R. Young, chief accountant

—12-14, Queen’s I!oad; Teleph. 30234;

P.O. Box 456; Cable

Code: Acme and Bentley’s Ad: Alicochina; W!-!!¥£ HOUSE

Asiatic American* , Cd.—11-13, Pottin- WHISKY

ger Street'; Teleph. ’ 23532. The finest Whisky obtainable

Asiatic Commercial Corporation—Bank Teleph. 30311

of Canton, Building; Teleph. 26859

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Asiatic Leather Co.—15Q, Connaught Sole Agents.

Road West; Teleph. 26739-

Hong Kong Accoimts-

h] ^ m »K 35 ^ 35

A mi afo yan hung, szq- H. Bullock | It. Lee

Asiatic Petroleum Co-. (South South China Accounts

China), Ltd., The (Incorporated in W. E. Hunt

Miss W. M. Sutton

England)—Asiatic Bldg., Queen’s Miss E. S. de Biere j A. E. Ablong

Road Central; Teleph. 28041; P.O. Miss O. A. Dalziel | D. E. Santos

Box 22b; Cable Ad : Petrosilex Statistics

Management J. Gardner | F. Ozorio

W. H Bell, general, manager Cables

Mrs. Department

E. 8. Goldman

J. K. Bousfield, assist, do. Miss F. N: Cooper | Miss B. Helbling

P Secretarial Department Correspondence Department ;

7 W. J. Roberts G.Miss

Lee E. Lopes | Miss V. Remedios

Benzine Department

i! G.L. A.Marseille

R. Duncan Stenographers

L Kerosene and Wax Dept. Miss

Miss G.E. D,Ablong

Anderspn

G. M. D. D. Wolf Miss S.D.Browning Mrs. R. Kew

|1 M. M. Silva Miss Capell Miss R. Kittles

1 Fuel Oil Dent. Mrs. H.G. Elliott Mrs.D.L, Nolloth

f G. C. Worrall Miss

| Lubricants andAsphalt Dept.

R. I. Cherrill Miss R.N.A.Gilson

Fo w)er Mrs. L. da Rocha

Miss W. Robi n son

| s G. A. Gutterres Miss F. D. Gomes Mrs. D. M. Shaw

Office Caretaker—C. C. Hahcox

A550 HONGKONG

North Point Installation President—E. Cock, m.b.e.

D. J. Keogh, manager Vice-President—Plon.

Joint Hon. Secretaries—A.Mr. T. N.B. Chau

Mit-

i ‘ Poison, assist, do. • Hon.

chellBadge

and G,^ DunkJey' .

11. Gosby

A.F. S.C. Elliot

Young |I J.F. Macdonald See.—E. S.,Cunningham

K. Nicholson Hon. Treasurers—Lo Koon Mang

F. P. Kennedy | T. O’Neill and Lo Koon Kan

Taikoktsui Installation Accountants—Thomson & Co.

I). H. Perry, manager Hongkong & Southern District Association

W. Matthews Scout Groups (Hong Kong)

1st Hong Kong Sea Scouts—Head-

Assembly of God Mission—{See Mis- quarters:

ster Road Seamen’s Institute, Glouce-

sions) Assistant Scoutmasters— D. A. Pock-

son, K. C. Wong, M. W. Scott and

f? ^ li 35 R. Griggs

1st Hong

Asiatic Trading (T.L.) Co., The, -- College)—Headquarters: Kong Group ‘ (St.St. Joseph’s

Joseph’s

General Merchants—Bank of Canton College, Kennedy RoadCheow Cheang

Building; Teleph. 23904; Cable Ad: Scoutmaster—Quah

Twentyfour, Hongkong Cubmaster—Lim Kim Huan

Associated Advertisers, Ltd. — 9, 2ndHeadquarters: Hong KongR.Group (Catholic)—

C. Mission, Caine

Queers Road Centtal; Teleph. RoadGroup Scoutmaster — Rev. Fr.

33000 E. Teruzzi W. Luke

Scoutmaster—D.

Acting Cubmaster—A. Lock

Associated Petroleum Company, Ltd., 4thquarter: Hong Kong Group

Scandal (Murray)—Head-

Point

Importers—of305,all National

Products CaliforniaBank

Petroleum

Build- Scoutmaster—Wm. C. Low

ing, 3rd floor; Telephs. 26843 and 5th Cubmaster—G. E. Mitchell

22870; Cable

Sole Distributors Ad: Aspec; Codes:

of Macmillan Petro- All. College)—Headquarters: (Ching

Hong Kong Group Hua

C.H. College,

leum Corporation Products 3, Scoutmaster—Lee

Glenealy Keng Tye

Associated Merchandising Corporation 7th—Headquarters: Hong Kong Group King’s(King’s College)

College, Bon-

—6, Queen's Road Central; Teleph. 23392 hamScoutmaster—J.

Road J. Ferguson

ASSOCIATIONS AND SOCIETIES 10th Hong— Kong

College)

College

Group (St.

Headquarters: St. Paul’s

Paul’s

Associacao Portuguesa de Soccorros Scoutmaster

Mutuos (Sede, Club Lusitano)

Presidente —F. E. de A. Remedios 11thHeadquarters:

Hong Kong Peak GroupSchool

(Peak Pack)—

Vice-do.

Secretario—J. —C.A.A.D’Almeida

Da Rosa Cubmaster—Mrs. M. I. De Ville

Tesoureiro—M.

Vogaes—D. A. D. Remedios 12ih— Headquarters:

Hong Kong Group(Queen'sColIege)

Queen’s College

F. X. Soares,P. A.J. W.

Lopes, F. Barnes,

da Rosa, A. F. Scoutmaster—R. Aston Hill

Osmund, L. A. V. Ribeiro, C. M. 13th Hong Kong Group (Central Chi-

C. V. Ribeiro and H. Figueiredo nese)—Headquarters:

Scoutmaster—LiangAssoc. Lai H.Q.

Boy Scouts Association (Hongkong 14thHeadquarters: Hong KongJuGroup (J. T. S. Pack)—

nior Technical School

Branch)—Headquarters:

bert Road; Teleph. 24825 Lower Al- 15thCubmaster—Wm. J. Manuel

Chief Scout for Hongkong—H. E. Hong Kong Group

College)—Headquarters, Wah Yan (Wah Yan

Sir Wm. Reel,& k.c.m.g.,

Commissioner k.b.e.Chief

Depy. Camp College

—Rev. N. V. Halward, mIg. Scoutmaster—E. Zimmern

 HONGKONG Asst

17th Hong Kong Group (Chung Nan British & Foreign Bible Society—2,

College)—Headquarters: Chung Nan WyndhamiSt.; Cable Ad: Testaments

College, 78, Peel Street British Medical Association

Scoutmaster—Chan Ki Yuen

18th Hong Kong Group (Cheung Chau (Hong Kong and China Branch)

Government

Cheung Chau School)—Headquarters;

Government School

Scoutmaster—Cheung King Pak Buddhist Association—Lee Garden;

19th Hong Kong Group (St. Stephen’s Teleph. 22244

College)—Headquarters:

College, Stanley St. Stephen’s

Scoutmaster:—C. H. Tam ^ m & m

Chamber of Commerce, Chinese

20thPack)—Headquarters:

Hong Kong GroupShameen,(1st Shameen

Can- General—64 and 65, Cormaught

ton Road Central; Teleph. 20279.

Cubmaster— Mrs. E. S. Longworth Cable Ad: phichacom

Chairman—Wong Kwong-tih, j.i\

Kowloon & Northern District Association Yice-do. —Li Sing

Treasurer—Lui 7amKui

Suen

Scout Groups ( Kowloon) . Assist. Treasurer—Jackman Do

1st Kowloon Group (St. Andrew’s)— Secretary—Chan Ping Au

Headquarters: St. Andrew’s Church

Hall, Nathan Road

Scoutmaster—R. Dormer

Cubmaster—Miss F, Wong

4th Kowloon Group (Garrison)—Head- SILVER SUPPER GSM

quarters: Garrison School, Gun Club For the Perfect Gimlet

Hill

Scoutmaster—G. R. Ross

5thHeadquarters:

Kowloon Group (Roving

Kowloon Tong Fifth)— Teleph. 30311

Scoutmaster—W. M. Gittins

6th Kowloon Group (1st Diocesan Boys Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

School)—Headquarters: Diocesan Boys

School Sole Agents.

Group

SargentScoutmaster—Rev. C. B. R.

7thYuekKowloon

Chi CollegeGroup—Headquarters: If; # &

Scoutmaster—F. Kwok Yihg seung wui kiln

8thquarters:

KowloonCheukGroupYin(C.College,

Y. C.)—Head-

Mong- Chamber of Commerce, Hongkong

kok General—Chartered

Secretary—M. F. KeyBank Building

Scoutmaster—S.

9thHeadquarters:

Kowloon Group C. Wu Assist. Secretary—E. R. Price and

Union (Dyer’s

Church Own)—

Hall Treasurer

Matthews

— Lowe, Bingham

Cubmaster—S. Dalziel

10th Kowloon (Taipo) Group — Head- China Association (Hongkong Branch)

quarters: Sung Tak School, Taipo —Chartered Bank Building

11thGroup Scoutmaster—Li

Kowloon Group (Wah Yan KaraCollege)

Ying Hon Secretary—M. F. Key

Hon. Treasurers — Lowe, Bingham

—Headquarters: (Wah Yan College), apd Matthews

Nelson Street

Scoutmaster—Chan Fook Hong

12th Kowloon Group (Wolf Club Pack) China Coast Officers’ Guild—67,

—Headquarters: Kowloon Tong Ang- Des Yceux Road Central; Cable

lician Church

Cubmaster—Mrs. A. M. Easterbrook Ad:Secretary—W.

Chicoguis E. Kirby

Deep Sea Scouts Group—Headquarters: Agency

Seamen’s Institute, Gloucester Road Navigators (k General Ins. Co., Lond.

Liason

berlain,Officer—Rev.

R.N. J. N. Cham-

Kowloon District Scoutmaster — R. Chinese Manufacturers’ Union—46,

Des Voeux Rd. C.; Teleph. 33343

Dormer

A552 HONGKONG

Chinese Press Association—9, Sin Manager—J. Brook, c/o Standard-

Hiiig Street; Teleph. 23096 Vacuum Oil Co.

Hon. Secretary and Treasurer—

R. J. Shrigley, c/o Messrs.

Fire Insurance Association of Hong- Reiss, Massey & Co.

kong—Office: Mercantile Bank Bldg.

Committee — W. C. Bailey (chair-

man), G. S. Archbutt (deputy HongkOng Broadcasting Committee

chairman), T. N.T.Chau, A. C. Ellis, —Gloucester

Committee Building

—M. J. Breen (Post-

Lau Yuk Wan, B. Macdonald, master General) chairman, L. H.

H. R. Sturt, R L. S. Webbs and King (electrical engineer), Hon.

R. H. Wild

Secs*—Lowe, Bingham & Matthews Sir

J. P.William Shenton,

Braga, Hon. Mr. C.Hon, Mr.

Gordon

Helena May Institute—Garden Road Mackie, A. M. Bowes-Smith, A. L.

Shields,

E. Thomas,H. B.C. Macnamara,

Wylie, 0. W. W.Luke H.

Hongkong and Chan Heung Pak

(Federated Automobile

with the Association

Automobile Secretary—Miss

Assist, do.—Miss I.B.M.Billing

Dunnett

Association),(Members of the Alliance

International de Tourisme),(Affiliated Chinese secretary—Miss Amy Wong

with the Royal Automobile Club), Announcers — Miss M. Whitham,

(Affiliated with the A. A. of Malaya), Miss Amy Wong, D. W. Waterton,

—c/o Linstead and 27794

'Davis,""(office),

Gloucester A. E. E Jefferies,

Stuart-Smith andM.O. A.A. Cairns,

Jeffery K.

Building; Telephs. 25574

(Charter Road), 57664

Park); Cable Ad: Farnum (Kowloon Car

Patron—H. E. The Governor, Sir Hongkong m m w m * m m-

Wm. Peel, k.c.m.g., k.b.e. ation—Bank Chinese Medical

of Canton BuildingAssoci-

(2nd

President—C. M. Manners, o.b.e. hoof); ■(Teleph. 22721 oF 28656 (Hon.

Vice-do. —T. B. Wilson

Hon. SecretaryRev. G. E. S. Bee.) • '

Upsdell, M.A., H.C.F., &C.I.E.E. President — Dr. Phoon Seek Wah

Treasurers—Linstead Davis Vice do. Members—Drs.

Council —Dr. Tseung Chau Fat ImWai

Committee—L. C, F. ,.Bellamy, Cheung,

J. K. Bousfield, A. H. Car-

roll, B. D.' Evans, P. M, Hoahing, Ip Kam Wah, LiMartha

Fok Wing Kan, Shu

Hodgson, H. Hoag Sling, G. Fan, Li Shu Pui, Ed. W. J. Sun

Miskin, J. Smith, Dr. Wan andLegal

Hon. Sze Tsung Sing K. L©

Adviser—M.

Yik Shing and H. Gf. Wil-

liams

Hongkong Horticultural Society

Hongkong Benevolent Society —Hon. Secretary’s Office: Stock Ex-

change

Street Building (4th floor), lee House

Hongkong Boxing Association President—Sir William Hornell

President—H. E ; Sir Wm. Peel, Hon. Secretary—J. T. Bagram

K.C.M.G., k.b.e. Hon. Treasurer—Andrew Tse

Vice-Presidents—H.. E. Admiral Committee^Lt.-Cdl. H. B. L.

Sir Frederick C. Dreyer, Dowbiggin, H. Green, J. F.

k.c.b., c.b.e., e.n., Major Gen- ! Grose, Mrs. F. C. Hall. Dr.

eral O. C. Borrett, c.b. c.m*g., G. A Mr;s.

Tong, C. Herklots,

R. E. Hoare, Ho Kom V.

c.b.e. , d.s.q., Commodore F. H. C. Jarrett, J. P. Robinson

Elliott, c.b.e., r.n. and Sir and G. G. N. Tinson

W. Thomas Southorn, k.b.e.,

C.M.G.

Committee—G.

C. Hall, H. G.G. N.Sheldon, Tihsoh, E.F. Hongkong Lawn Bowls Association

C. Frederick, C. Bond, W. President—B. E. Maughan ■

Ward, A. W. Grimmitt and Vice-do. —J. Russell Thompson

Hon. Treasurer—G.E.F.

T. Murphy Hon. Secretary—H. Hamptoii

 HONGKONG A553

Hongkong Ministering League & Members—A.H. Carroll, J. F. Grose,

Ministering Children's League A.KonP. Chi,

Greaves;

Soo W.PeiJ. Shao,

Carroll,A. Seu

A.

Patroness—Lady Peel Lopes. Lau Talc Po, H. M. H.

Ron. Vioe-jPresidents—Lady

Mrs. O. G. Borrett, Mrs. A. D. A. Dreyer, Esmail, Soo Pui.Chen, Lo Kin Fai,

MacGregor and Lady Southern ' G. A. Harriman, Chan Yat Fung,

President—Mrs. 'll. M. Henderson Yeung Yau, S. Howard, C. A. L.

Vice-do.—Mrs. A. D. A. MacGergor Itickett, E. Rouillon, Tong Fu

Hon. Treasurer—Mrs., Kelwin Stark Sam, Kwok Hin Wang, A. A. R.

Gen. Hon. Secy.-^Mrs. C. E. L. Grist Hotel ho, F. L. Silva, Mok Ying

Kie, Y. C. Lau, Ling Man I and

M. E Politi

Hongkong Philharmonic Society t m fft ^ ff #

(Affiliated

and Dramatic to_ theAssociation

National Operatic

and the Honghong ' Stock ExcHANdk —10, Ice

British Music Society) House Street; Telephs. 2'5204/25207,

Patron—H. E. Sir William Peel, 25213, 25224; Cable Ad: Stocks

:

• President

•' k:rC.M.G., —K.B.E.' " W. Brown, Chairman—G. H, Potts

Professor Secretary—Vivian Benjamin

M.A,

Viqe-Presidents—W. H. BeM -L.C.B. OTAiSDS BiSAMD

Bellamy, .Col. L. Q. Bird, Dr.

G. D. li. Black, o.b.e., Maj.-Gen.

O. C. Borrett, A. M. > Bo#e?-'Smith, The Brandy with a Pedigree

1 E. Coiik, m,b.E., M.i; N.A:,'Hon. Mr.

S.biggin,

H. Dddwell,

o.b.e., R. P.H. Dunlop,

B. L. Dow- Hon. Teleph. 30311

Mr. Edwin Taylor, W. H. Evan

'Thomas, V. M. Gray burn,

Hall, Hon. Mr. It. M. Henderson, F. C. Jar dine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Sir Win. Horhell,.KT., Cj.jE., m.a., Sole Agents.

Dr. Kirk, m:d., ch.b.,' f.r.c.s.e.,

0.Dr. 0.W.Knight,

B. A. V.Moore, C. Labrum,

l.r.c.p.,

l,r.c.s.,

T.Sir E.Henry Hon. Mr. R. J.H.Paterson,

J.

Pearce,E. A.Pollock, Phillips, m ^ m ^ m

kt., k.c., Ki hi si win Mm'

Prof. R. Robertson, m.a., Sir, Institution of Engineers . and

William Shehton, Hon.

Southorn, k.b.e., c.5!i.g., R. A. Sir W. T. SHiPBUitDEks—King’s Buildihgs

Starling, H. R. Sturt, A. G. W. Hon. Presid'ent—H.E. Sir William

Tickle, Dr. K. H. Uttley, m.a., Peel, KX’.M.G., K.B.E.

President—S. T. WilliaThson

M.RsC.S.. L.R.C.P., M.B., CH.B., Dr. Hon. Vice-Presidents

D.

Dr. J.T. W.Ware,

Valentine, M.c.,b qh.,

m.b., M.B., Hon.

B.s., Wilfrid T. Sbuthorn, —k.b.e.,

Hon.c.m.g.,

Sir.

Dr. A. It, Wellington, m.r.c.s., Hon.

Prof. Mr.A. It.Middleton-Smith

C. M. Henderson and

l.r.c.p., B. Wylie Vice-Presidents—E. Cock and J. M.

Committee—Miss E. Finlay, Mrs. Jack

J. G. HoOper, Mrs. D.J. Valentine, Chairman—H. Reg. Latham

Hon.D. L. Strellett,

Conductor—C; W. H.

S. E.

Trowt Thomas Vice- do. —E. Mitford

Hon. Treasurer—H. M. Cockle Hon. Secretary—A. J. P. Davis

Hon. Secretary—H.J. Best (P.W.D.) Hon.

Hon. Librarian—H. J.Reg.J. Latham

Treasurer—A. Martin

Asst. Secy.—Mrs. A. W. Hayward

Kowloon Residents Association

Hongkong Sharebrokers’ Association President—Leo d’Alniada e Castro,

—Hongkong Sharebrokers’

8, Des Vbeux Road; Telephs. 2H685-8 Building, Vice-do.—H. E. RunjeP. Phillips

Chairman—W. Hon,

Hon. Treasurer—H.

Secretary—C. A.J.L.Carroll Itickett; Secretary - C. M. Rail

A554 HONGKONG

LigaKowloon;

Portuguesa—41, Hotung Society of St. Vincent de Paul

Teleph. 58706; CableBldg.,

Ad: President—J. M. Noronha

Liga Secretary—J. E. Noronha

Presiden.t^—J,

Secretary—J. A.A. deGoncalves

Almeida Treasurer—A. A. Alves

Treasurer—F. Presdt.

Secretary—J. B. Tam Dixon

(Cathedral)—H.

Vogais—P. M. J.Xavier,T. Silva-Loureiro

F. Pereira, E. Treasurer—G. A. Vas F. Osmund

G.Max.D’Aquino, F.andM.D.Roza-Pereira, President

Clerk—A. A. Gomes

M. Xavier P. J. Lopes Secretary—(Kowloon)—A.

H. Figueiredo

Treasurer—C.

President E. Xavier Dixon

(Wanchai)-H.

Makine Engineers’ Guild of China

—David House, 67, Des Vceux t W H ^ fi

Road

JointCentral; Cable Ad:E. Chicoguis

Secretary—W. Kirby

Secretary—J. Watson (Shanghai) Nam wah tai yuk vmi

South China Athletic Association

Marine Insurance Association or —China Building (7th (.floor);

Hong Kong and Canton Telephs. 26362 (Secretariat)', 24696

(General), 26596 (Ladies’ Sec-

Committee—R. H. Wild (chair- tion), 26872 (Bathing Pavilion,

man), North Point), 56566 (Tennis Pavi-

W. C. A.Bailey,

C. Ellis,H.R.0.W.Gray,

Gardiner,

T. R. i lion, King’s Park), ,23066 (Sta-

Macdonald, J. R. L. Stanton, Lau dium, Caroline Hill); Cable Ad:

Ynk Wan and T. N. Chau Athletes

Secs.—Lowe, Bingham & Matthews Hon.

son Presidents—Hon.

Chow, Kt., Hon. Sir Dr. Shou-

R. H.

H Gf TfC Kotewall,

S. W. Tso, c.m.g.,

o.b.e., ll.d.,

ll.d., Hon. Mr.

Hon. Dr.

Navy League (Hong Kong Branch) T. N. Chau, Tsang Yiu Ting, Li

President—A. L. Shields Yau

Vice - President

Elliott, R.N. — Commodore F. and M.Tsun,

K. Loc.B.E., Mok Wing IT,

Hon. Treasurer^—C.

Secretary—H. Champkin

W. Dulley President—Lo Yuk Tong

Hon. Vice-Presidents—NganShing

and Chan Kam Po Kwan

Committee—Sir Henry Pollock, F. Chairman—O. W. Luke

C.Hicks

Hall,andH.C.S.Champion

Rouse, E. Cock, A. Vice-Chairmen—Fung Pak Ngok

andTreasurer—P.

Hon. Chan Ping AuH. Sin

Q.C.O.B.A.—Queen’s College Hon. Gen.

Hon. Secy.—WongA.KaZimmern

Secretaries—W Tsun

President—H. K.—Woo

Vice-Presidents F. J, de Rome and Ma Nai Kwong

andSecretary—Hui

Hon. C. G. Anderson Pak Mi

Hon. Treasurer— Kwok Van St. Andrew’s Society, Hong Kong

President —A. S. Mackichan

Sind Hindu Merchants’ Association, Vice-do.

Committee—N. —Dr. M. J. C.Currie,

MacGown

The—5th Floor, China

Teleph. 25556: P.O. Box 459; Cable Building; Forsyth, W. Kay, Hon. Mr. H.A. R.

D.

Ad: Association A.Morrison,

MacGregor, R. M. and

A. Ritchie McLay, K. S.

B. Wylie

Hon. President—R. Karamchand Joint Hon, Secretaries & Treasurers

Hon.

Hon. Secretary—G.

Tl-easurers—O. L.K.Bharvani

Gidumal & —E. M. Bryden and D. S. Robb

Watumal, Ltd.

St. David’s Societty

Society for Prevention of Cruelty

to Animals—York Building, Cha- St. George’s Society

tcr Road President—Sir W. W. Hornell, Kt.r,

President—J.

Hon. Secy.—W.Russell

J. Cole, a.c.a. C.I.E., LL.D.

Hon. Treas.—J. B. Macdonald, c.A. Vice-do.—V. M. Grayburn

 HONGKONG A555

PastPollock,

Presidents — Hon. Sir H.

k.c., G. C. Moxon, H. R. B. E. n & M ft >K K ± Vk

Hancock, W. A. Dowley, Hon. Mr. Assurance Franco-Asiatique, Fire,

Marine and Motor Car Insurance—

C.L. G.G. Alabaster,

Bird, K.c.,o.b.e.,

d.s.o., o.b.e., Hon.

Col. China Building (first floor) ; Teleph.

Sir William Shenton, Kt., T. E. 23583; Cable Ad: Francasia

Pearce, E. Cock, m.b.e., Lt.-Col. H. C. G. Anderson, branch manager

B. L. Dowbiggin, o.b.e. and C.

Bulmer-Johnson Atienza, Vicente & Co., Importers

Committee—G.

F. Bellamy,W. J.S.A.K.Archbutt,

Bousfield,J.L.P. D.C.S. and Commission Agents—54, Nathan

Cassidy, Cornell, Road, Kowloon; Teleph. 75155;

Danby, J. Scott Harston, V. C. Cable Ad: Atienzaco; Codes: A.B.

Labrum, R. E. H. Oliver, A. B. C.W.5thC. edn. and Bentley’s

Lee, partner

Baworth,

k.b.e., c.m.g.Hon.andSirG.W.T.

G. N.Southern,

Tinson W. T. Lee, do.

Secretaries & Treasurers—Linstead Chan Chew Kwong, manager

and Davis, Gloucester Building Agents

St. Patrick's Society Grimault & Co., Patent Medicines

V. Paris

Rigaud, Perfumers, Paris

t ^ m m

Theosophical Society, The WHITE HORSE

Presidental Agent for China—Jno.

Bussell WHBSS&Y

The Queen’s

Manuk Road Lodge,Central;

Hongkong — 17,

632; Cable Ad: TheosophyP.O. Box The Choice of the Connoisseur

Victoria Diocesan and Missionary Teleph. 30311

Association, Hong Kong and Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

South China

President—The

Hongkong Bishop of Victoria Sole Agents,

Young Men’s Christian Association Atienza, V. N., m.b., b.s., Physician and

(Chinese)—51 and 70, Bridges Street Surgeon—York Building: Telephs. 2U77

(Hongkong);

Road (Kowloon); Teleph. 26618.57741;

Teleph. Waterloo

Cable (Office) and 56423 (Residence)

Ad: Flamingo

President—Lam

Vice- do. —Phoon Au Chi-Fung

Seek Wall AuandPetitDealers

Louvre,inDressmakers, Milliners

Treasurer—David Ullmann Entrance; Dainty

Cable Dresses—J.

Ad: Louvre;

Recording Secy.—P. C- Kwok

Secretaries — Y. H. Tsao, J. L. Code: Bentley’s

McPherson, Wm. C.

S. W. Ko, K. F. Lee, C. F. Lo, H. Chen,

S. O. T.Leung, T. O. S.Ho,S. W. ft ffi M

Chan,

K. Cheung, K. S,Chung,

L. Chow, W. Fu, C.L.F. AuMerchant

Siu Cho, Import,Building;

— China Export andTeleph.

Metal

Young, M. S. Kong and M. C. 25546; Codes: P.O. Box6th449;edn.,Cable

A.B.C. Ad: Kysun;

Bentley’s, Acme

Wong and Private

Young Men’s Christian Association, AuAuSiuTszCho, principal

European— Salisbury . Road, Kow-

,loOn; Teleph. 58023;Sir Cable Ad: Triangle Au LongShiu,

Hin,signsdo.per pro.

President—Hon. W.E.L. Shenton

Vice-President—P.

Hon. Treasurer—H.S.A.Cassidy Greig m m m %

Secy, in Charge—A- W. Ingram AnPractitioner-—Office:

Sze Cham, Dr., 1,General

Assist. Secretary—E. F. Selk DAguilarMedical

Street;

Teleph. 21.112

A556 HONGKONG

Ault

m m

& Wiboeo ofCo.,Printing

(Far East), The, G.S.G. A.E.B. Witch

Dudley,ell, secretary

Sweet, harbour engineer

yard supt.

Manufacturers and Litho- J. C. Mendham, assist, do.

graphic Inks, Dry Colours, Varnishes, A. A. Dand. chief draughtsman

etc. Importers

Printers’ Suppliesof and

Printing Papers,

Machinery— Miss C. N. Hyndman, assist.

17, Connaught Koad Central; Teleph. Miss D. Noronha, typist

23357; Cable Ad: Aultwiborg; Code: Agents Kelvin

fbr

Motors

P»entley’s phrase

K. H. Tan, manager

Bakilly Co., Ltd., Dealers ip Patent

Australian Sandaiwood Co., Ltd., Medicines, .Surgical Instruments

Sandalwood Merchants—4a, Des Voeux Opticfd, Toilet

HosieryArticles, . Blankets

Load Central; Teleplr. 28847; Cable Ad: Umbrellas, , and Sundry

Goods; Manufacturers of Toilet Prepara-r

Sof

Ascol

E. J, T. Warren, manager , tions and. Perfumery—Office 153-155,.

Des Voeux Road Central; Teleph.

22565; Factory: 10-22, Shaukiwan

Auw Pit Sa^g’s Trading Cd;—:2, Sun edn. Road; Teleph. 20757; Codes: A.B.C. 5th

Wui Road; Teleph. 2525fi' and Bentley’s'

It m sf. «

Backhouse, Balcombe & Co., Importers and Ex-

; and Export Ltd., James H.,\, Import

Merchants—1 Chafer porters—Head Office : China Build-

; ’bee;

Road;Codes:

Teleph.A.B.C.

2173.3 ;,Cable

5th-andA d:6thJayatch-

edris., ings; Cable

Bentley’s. Acjne and .Private and Office: 250, AngAd:PengBalcombe. Branch

Road, Swatow

! Schofield’s EcleCtric Phrase Code - Yau Shue Wan, general manager

J. H.Harrop,^managing Su Kotingi manager

S. Dinsdale, signsdirector

per pro.

K. W. Pedersen Balean, Dr. II.—Union Building; Te-

Miss P. Cresswellv leph. 28002

A fftnei-es

General Accident, Fire

Assurance Corporation, Ld. and Life m % m m ft m

General AcxidenLLd.Fire/and

Corporation, MarineLifeDept.Assce. N'juu Kong hm shuen jcnvg sze

Bank Line (China) Ltd., Shipowners &

Baggage Transfer Service—Des Voeux 27791; Brokers—King’s Building; Teleph.

West; Teleph. 27761 P.O. Box 110 ; Cable Ad:

Bankline

W. O; Goggin, director

A. H. Penn, do.

$e is M. fa D.J.Forbes,

Bagram, J. T., Share and General Broker R. Cpllis do.M. A. de Sousa

- Stock Teleph.

Exchange20441;Building, H. C. Meeke Miss C.M. Crawford’

Street; P.O. IceBoxHouse

454; .7. Smith

J. J. Gutierrez Miss McGrann

Cable Ad:

J. T. BagramBagram C. A. Lopes Miss Gutierrez

E. Sadick | K. C, Lau J.M.A.e Castro Miss Silva

Agencies

fij IE Bay li Andrew Weir & Co.

Ellerman S.S.

Isthmian

Lines S.S. Co.( Ld.

Bailey & Co., Ltd., W. S.,

and Shipbuilders Works and Office: Engineers Klayeness Line (Pacific Coast-Asiatic

Kowloon Bay; Teleph. 58021; Cable Ad: Service)

Imperial Airways Ltd. j

Seybourne •

W. S. Bailey, tnanaging director Union Marine Insurance Go., Ld. |

D. A. Goodwin, assist, do. New India Insurance Co., Ld.

i!

 HONGKONG A557.

If # fa % Tee,i Wo Authorised Capital: ILK- $ 11,COO,000

Banker & Co., Ltd., Import and Ex- TotalPaid-up Capital: $ 8,665,000

port Merchants and Manufacturers’ Re- Resources: $ 32,170,492

presentatives—4, Queen’s Road Central; Look Poong Shan, chief manager

Teleph. 20662; Cable Ad: Banker Li Tsze Chung, manager

Li Hoi Tung, managing director K. F. Lay, mgr. of foreign dept.

Leung Tsai, manager Suan Shu John, chief accountant

. F- Un, secretary

Fung lu-cheung, sub-aycountant

BANKS Johnson Gee, doi

Lee Woon Tsoi, assist, cashier

fr M M 5l ^ H

Mei Kwok Wan Tung Ngan Hong St' HB. ^ ^

American Express Co., Inc.. ThA, In-

ternational Banking, 'Shipping and Bank ofChung-Kwok Ngan Hong

Travel—4, Des Voeux Road Central; Telephs. China—4, Queen’s Road Ctl.;

20590; Cable Ad: Centrobank

Telephs. 22089 (General), 24624 Shou J. Chen, manager

(Manager), 24625 (Travel Dept.), S. F. Lam, sub-manager

and 21814 (Compradore Dept.); C. H. Chang, assist, do.

Cable Ad: Amexco S. N. Mali, do. do.

C.E. H.W. Benson, gen. mgr.

Duggan, manager for Far East

P. A.A. Schulz,

Netland,cashier

assist, do. P. Y. Lo, business do.

Z. M. Chen,,accountant

W. Robertson, accountant Ching Nieh,. cashier

W. G. Williams, travel dept.

L.Parkin

C. Grover, assist,

Wong, compradorecashier

WHITE HORSE

Assistants— ; WHISKY

D. Buchanan, D. Smith, L. R.

Ildefonso,

A.Ng G.Wai C. Kew,Chan

de Jesus, M, S.ChiMaurice,

Man,

Yan, A. K. Ismail, A. Easily distinguishable by its aroma

Tye,

Ping, L.E J.E. Roy

Castilho, Law Chung

Gosamkee, Chan Teleph. 30311

Shau Hok, Li Ching Fun, Cheung Jartline, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Kit Sang, Ho, Woon Cheung, Mok

Cheuk

Ying Wing.Wong

MakChong

Fai Tong, Pun Sole Agents.

Ki Sui,Sun,Liang Tin Wai,Hau,L. Do

K.

Kwok, Pun Yuk Luen, Lam York

Fung, Cheung Ming Ki, Tse Kam

Shu, and

Hau LeungSo Fook

Hung Chao, Lo Tsi 5t SI. lit

Bank

Kong of Communications, Hong

>anco Nacional Ultramarino

Roza Bros., agents All Kinds(Head Office:

of Banking Shanghai),

Business transact-

ed — 5, Ice House Street; Telephs. 32484

(manager’s office), 34101-2 (exchange to

all depts.); Cable Ad: Commubank.

yT- m Jfe- Over 100 branches throughout China,

and

cities Correspondents

of the World. in all principal

Kwang tung ngan hong

.sank of Canton, Ltd., The— Head T. N. Lee, manager

L Office: 6, Des VceuxBranches

Road Central: Cable S. O. Au, .sub-manager

Ad: Cantonese. at Canton, H. S.; Howe, assist, manager

IHi1* Shanghai, , Chung Lei, do.

Francisco Hankow, Bangkok, and San L. M. Chen, accountant

 A558 HONGKONG

P. S.dedeRoux, managersub-mgr.

Champeax,

Bank

Des Vceuxof East Asia, Ltd., The—10, H. Evelie, accountant

General 27746;Road Central;RoomTelephs.

Manager’s 22890 C. de Precourt, cashier

Kwok Chan, compradore

and 33080; P.O. Box 31; Cable Ad : Kwok On, assist, do.

Bankeasia, Hong Kong; Codes: Bentley’s

Complete Phrase, Bentley’s Second,

Peterson’s

edns. International 2nd and 3rd f m j§> 3. h* 4s

Kan and TongPrivate

Po, chief manager Chung fat hung shewng ngan hong

LiChow

Tse Fong, manager

Chi Nam, sub-manager Banque Franco-Chinoise pour !e

K. K. Lee, per pro. manager Commerce

ment & 6’lndustrie(Etablisse-

Franco-Chinois, Capital

Ling .Man Lai, do.

Li Tung, chief accountant, 50,000,000)—Prince’s Building; Cable Frs.

Ad:

Fung Wai Sun, per pro. do. Geranchine; Telephs. 28175 (general

Wong Yin Nin, do. Office) and 21930 (manager)

Chau A.P.L.L-Brusset, manager (acting)

Li Po Kwai

Lung Tin

Kan, do.

Tin,Tong,

cashier

assist, cashier G.

Lorsignol,

Veron,

accountant

cashier

Ho Ping Nam, do. Choa. Po Sien, compradore

ft ® m a fj ® #r

Toi wan ngan hong Cha ta ngan hong

Chartered Bank of India, Australia.

Bank of Taiwan, Ltd.—Prince’s Building, &Charter, China1853)—3, (Incorporated Road by Cent.;

Royal

3, Des Voeux Road; Cable Ad: Tai- Teleph. 30376; P.O.Queen’s Box 21; Cable Ad:

wanY. gink

Ohho, manager Hoi-sford.E.C.2. Head Office: 38, Bishopsgate,

K. Y~oshik&wa,;per pro. ma-nagcr London,

H. rshihara, T. Tanaka, H. Yoshida, A.W.Brearley, manager

J. Jamieson, sub-manager

S.Y. Yajima,

Shimokawa, H. Ishikawa,

M. Shig'a and M. F. D. J. Gilmore, accountant

Pun, clerks Sub-Accountants—

0. B.C. Rait

C.H.

5t 'St. 2© ipf CoxW. Willson G.W. Taylor D. Johnson

Bank of Kwangsi —30, Bonham G. A.W.Leiper

G. Tomlie W. K. W.Watson Jones

Strand East; Telephs. 30112,

30114; Cable Ad: 2306. Head Office: 30113 and Canton Sub- Agency

Nanning and Branches all over Kwang- J. A.Hyslop,

J. Leask.agent

sub-accountant

si Tseng Chi Sun, manager — Staff—

Chang Chao Tang, sub-manager J. P. Xavier G.H. Y.C. Remedies

Remedies j

E. M. Ozorio

LiTsenFuoY.Yung,

Chen, secretary

Advisor H. M. Campos R.V. A.A. Sousa

A. L. Silxa Campos

LiC. L.ShiuTsawmung,

Hwang Kwei, chief accountant

Jung chief

Fang,cashier

business-in-

A.

J. M.R. Pinna

Kader A.J.G. S.A.F. Silva

Roza

Razack l

J. H. Roza

LiuchargeShun Gee, chief of gen. affairs C. M. Sousa

C.L M.L. Alarakia

Pinna

F. H. Lopes

L. A. Barros j i

'*

A. B- Roza

f-r Hi J.L. M.Z. Marques

Neves

C.E. M.

A. M. A. Roza XavierAzedo ■

Bias

Fat Tcouo ngan hong C. V. Roza i I. M. A. RazackMj

Banque de5, Queen’s

I’lndo-Chine F.H. N.M. Cunha

F. Xavier ^ E.M. M.B. Reyes

Building,27583,

22569, Road;and—Telephs.

27584, 27585

French

20710; H. A. Silva Y. P. dos Guterres

Reis r

Cable Ad: Indochine C. H.

L. G. SousaRodrigues J. R. Remedies! I

 HONGKONG A559'

Chase Bank, The—6, Queen’s Road Hongkong Savings Bank at Hongkong

Central; Telephs. and Shanghai Banking Corporation

Chasebank. Head 26638/9;

Office: 18,Cable

Pine Ad:

St.,

New York City. Affiliated with the

Chase

York National Bank of the City of New It l \m i mm

D.D.M.L.Biggar, manager

Ballantyne, assist, manager Hong kong Shang hai Way foong Ngan hong

F. A. Howard | J. Thomson Hongkong & Shanghai Banking

W. E. Denison I F. R. Otto Corporation — 1, Ad:Queen’s Road C.;

L. L. Gilson | D. A, O’Kieffe Teleph. 30221; Cable Wardley

Chan Ngan Ting, compradore Board of Directors—Hon. Mr. C. G.

S. Mackiechairman),

(deputy (chairman),Hon. S. H.Mr.Dodwell

W. H.

China Development Commercial and Bell,C.A. Knight,

H. Compton, W, J. Keswick,

Savings Bank, Ltd. —127, Yv’ing C.

Lok Street; Teleph. 25671 Morrison and T. E. Pearce K. S.

G. Miskin,

Y.E. M. Grayburn,

J. Davies, actg.chiefmanager

manager

Cook

ing (See also under “C”)Ltd.—Queen’s Build- G. de la P. B. Fitzgerald, chief acct.

D. C. Edmondsen

G. L. Davidson, sub-accountant

S.T. A.J. J.Gray G.F. J.A. Bond

Stewart

WHITE HORSE Fenwick

J. Me I. Brown H. A. Browning

WHISKY A. S. Adamson G.M. W. Stabb

H.

W. Phillips J. T.W.Edkins

F.Thomson Turner

Renowned for its fine Liquenr Quality ; O. J. Shannon D. A. Gumming

Teleph. 30311 J.J.A.D. D.McClatchie R. P. Edwards

Morrison I. H. Bradford

D. W. Mortlock F.F. J.H. McGugan King

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd. G.H. S.A.Dunkley

Greig H.

Sole Agents. G. C. Moutrie P. H. Scoones

L. G. Robertson H. L. Tudor

R. A. Jardine B. D. G. Barlow

® & m Miss N. Stone, stenographer

Yee pun fong fun ngan hong

Credit Foncier d’Extreme-Orient,

Miss

Miss King Woods A.L. V.E. Antonio

Xavier

Mortgages, Real Estate, Architects and F. B. Silva D. V. Lopes

Insurance—French Bank Building (4th J. C. dos C. A. R. Remedios

floor), 5 Queen’s Road Central; Teleph. Remedios A.F. A.Neves

21063; P.O. Box 207; Cable Ad: Belfran Ribeiro A. M.O.Praia

J.F. C.X. Y.Soares Remedios

G.L.vanMay,

Wylick acting manager

signs per. pro. H. Hyndman S. R. Silva

J. M. Noronha, do. A. F. Remedios L.H. F.J. Leon Gra§a

A. F. Noronha L. G. Cordeiro M. Oliveira

Mrs. O. Robinson C.L. A.C. R.Leon

Souza J.L. M. J. Silva

Mrs. F. L. Webber, stenographer Baptista L. A. R.J. Remedios. Xavier

Architect’s Office

G. va Wylick, architect,.s.c.a.b. F.C. O.

A. Loureiro F. J. Silva

S. Loureiro

P. B. Allen, supervisor of O. A. de Carvalho Jose

works F. C. CollaQO J. P. Baleros

L. A. Remedios V. G. Xavier

Agents E.Arthur

M. Franco

Remedios B.L. J.Gosano

L’Union Fire Ins. Co. Ld. of Paris C.H.Y. Remedios Guterres

Alvesde J.J. B.G. Xavier

C.F. F.X. X.Lobato Rocha

Equitable Eastern Banking Corpora- Faria P. A. da Silva.

tion—(See Chase Bank) E. Rosario G. F. Victor

*A:29

 AS60 HONGKONG

C.]T. -Gosano K. A.-Souza

\. Hozario f O. Sequeira IS P*J T010 ngan hong

L G. ilarques 3. Lobato de Mercantile

The—Queen’s BankRoad;ofTelephs.

India, 28109;

Ltd.,

A.0.H. L.M.

F. Gonsalves

Remodios

Lopes L. A. Silva

F. A. Sequeira

Faria Cable Ad: Paradise

R. Kennedy, manager

L. G. V. Ribeiro L. R. Campos E. W. Gl Malcolm, accountant

. J.C. A. Remedios A. A. M. P. Souza J.A. R.G.Swales,

Donn, assist. do.

Botelho M. Silva do.

Horace Lo,U.compradore

E. F. Bassos Lionel Osmund

L.V. F.H. V.Xavier

Ribeiro R.L. Silva

A. Souza C.J.L. O.V.M. Remedios,

Castro chief clerkHo

Y. Ribeiro S.P. S.Y. Sousa

Jose Maria S. F. Roza'

Oliveira H. J. Guterres r io A. A. Mattos H. A. Roza

L. Elarte T. Cruz L. C. Silva S.S. P.L. Lau

A.D. J.J. Cordeiro M. (1. P. Souza . A.C. A.P. SousaRoza. O. H. Ozorio

Rocha

Gill A. M.V.G.deSilva C. Soares C. Gutierrez

Mrs. R. F. Luz, teleph. operator J. M. Pinto J. Pereira

Kowloon Sub-Agency D. J. Noronha W. S. Wong

G. W.Travers, temporary

H. B. Rigg I E. L.in-charge

Cunha

J. M. Reis I J. E. Antonio ft 3® if ® IS

London C. E.OfficesXavier | Lionel J. Remedios M-aw kwofc&Qp tung nggnJwng

National City Bank of New York,

R.0-G,E.J, M.Barnes,

N. Dalgety,mariager

I'adfield, manager The (Incorporated

Queen’s inTeleph.

U. S. A.)—2,

sub-manager P.O. Box Road Central;

14; Cable Ad: Citibank 30321;

R. M. McLay, acting manager

L.W. N.H. Johnson,

Morgan, sub-manager

accountant

Ka Wah Savings Bank, Ltd., The, Sub-accountants—

-206-212,

Telephs. Des

30474 Voiux

(General), Road

23223 Central;

(Mgr.); S. W. Hamilton | R. M. Henry

Cable Ad: Kawasabank G.K. L.K. HillRounds |I A.Chas.

C. Rozario

Tetzel

S.H. K-T. Cheung,

Taam, chief managing

managerdirector L. R. Cramer S. H. Ismail

Lam Chi Fung, mgr. tu Ku Un, compradore

S. P. Yau, sub-mgr. lu Tate Chepk, assist, do.

W. L. Lew, accountant T. M. Pereira E. S. Wong

S. K. Lam, cashier H. C. Ch< C. L. Wong

Canton Branch—West Bund ,C.F. E..R,

M. XavierPereira C.Ai. Cheng

Shanghai Branch—Peking Road S.E. C.BuxLai E. A. Alves ’ "

C. W. Chow

Kwangtung Provincial Bank, The

—Queen’s20112-3; Kuildiner, Y. \V. Fung J. Lau Lee-fdok

Willie

Telephs. Cable5,Ad:Chater Road;

Provincial S.Y. C.C. Wu Wong ,Y. J. A.K. Chen

Chan

S.Laulu.Hey Szto,Chee,

manager

accountant S.L. K.Y. Mo J. C. K. WongSouza

C.LeeP.Kiang Wu, cashier

Po, secretary H. A.T. Mak

W. Noronha Miss

Tam Miss A.M.

J. A. deXavier

Assistants—Szto Miss E. Eckert

Szto Yung, N. S.Po,Tam,Y. Tang S. Chan,

Ping C. F. Pragilell, building supt.

Kuen, Chan Chung Fai, Chan

Yam Chun, Ng Sik Ling

Kwok

and 47,Fung WingBanking

Lok Street Co.,East;Ltd.—45,

Telephs. National

Bank, Ltd., Commercial

The, General& Banking-

Savings

23255 and 30066; Cable Ad: Kwqhbank; National Bank Building, 8a, Des Vceux

Radio Ad; 0022; Chinese Telegraph: Office),

0022 Road Central; 22568 Telephs.

and 22584 23881(Exchange

(General

P. S. Chen, manager . and

Dept.),

22305 (Chief jAccountant); CableOffieel

22705 (Chief Manager’s Ad: j

Y.Y. S.N. Jao,Jao, accountant

cashier Nacomsav

 HONGKONG A561

Board of Directors—Ghoy King (chair- Assistants—

man), Hong Sling, H. Hong Sling, Th. W. de Jong

P. Gockchin, Y.P. Ma, Ma Joe Young, A. A. d’Azevedo H. Barretto

Wong

Tam, D.Kwok Shuen,Tong

Jackman, W. N.YatThomas

Chun, A. As Tavares Miss S. C.

Ma Wing Chan, Lai Yau Do Ming, A.F. X.E. M.

H. Castro Iteinedios

da Sil va C. L. Santos

Choy Chong,

Sincere Co.;. Ltd. B. C. H. Lim and The G. A. Pinria

J. A. da Luz ■ C. M. Xavier

L. P. da Silva

Officers of the Head Office— A.A. F.S. da Luz ' ■ A.MissM.C.Xavier

Ward M. Silva

Y. P. Ma, managing director

Wong Kwok Shuen, Chief manager Lo Chung Wan, compradore

Tan

TsanEng SingHooi. exchange do.

Su, sub-manager

Marni K. Wong, secretary

F.WongN. Chau,

Pap Fun, fchief

chie' accountant

cashier j OT4ROS V.S.O.P.

>v

P.LauC.WoonYoung,Sun,sub-accountant

do. brandy

Chan

Ng WaiTszTak, Kei, assist, caslner

. do. A Fine Old Uqueur Brandy

Ng Man Hin, assist, secty. Teleph. 30311

n. & m % m # Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

?hi Kwok On Tat Ngan Hong Sole Agents.

l&edertandsch

"sank W. V. (Netherlands indische India Handels-

Com-

: mercial Bank)—5, Des Yoeux Road1

Ceritral; Telephs, 23157 (General Office), -3| 5f #

2487023326

and -(Mamifee^ Office), Dept.);

(Comprftdore’s 20593, Cable

27355

Ad: Han del bank ©versea-Chinese Banking; Corpor-

C. Stigter, manager ation, Ltd.—Incorporated in the

FEi F. Wu'tlirich, 'accountant r Straits Settlements, (Successors to The

D.W.iF.M.Bodmsma,

Bitter sub-acct. Ho Hong Bank, Ltd., The Chinese Com-

T.P. F.Classen mercial Bank, Ltd;, and the Oversea-

J. de Kok S.L.Ji,. E.A-da

V. bouza

Sousa

Silva

Chinese Bank, Ltd.)—13, Queen’s Road

Central; Telephs: (Manager) 23371, (Asst.

V. M. Barradas.

O. A. Barret to L. M. Xavier ; Manager) 2-919 and (Office) 30216/8;

Cable Ad : Ov'e^ffii;. Codes: A.B.C. 6th

F.A.M. Barretto A. A. Xavier edn., Peterson’s 2nd edn., Bentley’s

C.-E! Barros C.

S. M. Cruz, jr. A. A. GuterresA. Coelho

F. M. Garcia,'ir. N. A. Beltrao and Private. Head Office: Singapore

Authorised Capital: Straits $40,000,000.

J.H. M.O. Marcal

dos L. G. Rosario

G. T. Yaz Paid-Dp Capital: Straits $10,000,000

Hooi Yip Beng, manager

Remedies Miss Y. M.Britto Khong Keng Pho, assist, manager

F.J.M. Rodrigues lUioo IT A ft.rv K. C. Chen, accountant

Ho Quee Him, cashier

ItNeperlandsche Handel-Maatschappij Chan Kwan Yuen, sub-acct.

IF N. It, V.Queen’s(Netherlands

R0ad Trading

Central: Society)—

Telephs. Li Chor Chi, do.

If 23589 (Agent’s Office), 20598 (Accoun- Lo Sek Tean, do.

I: tant’s Office); 20578 (General Office) and

1*1 Gardona.

21552 (Compradore’s Office);

Head Office: Amsterdam Cable Ad:

n J. R. Brouwer, agent

1 F.B. II. Helmers,

Nijhoff,accountant

cashier Overseas National Bank, Ltd.,

ij: Sub-accountants— . The—National Bank Building; Teleph.

J.A.vanDorsser I A. J. Besseling 28904; Cable Ad : Oseabank .

A562 HONGKONG

P. & O. Banking Corporation, Yao,

Ma JoeJames O’Chew,

Young, The MaSincere

Man Fai,

Co.,

Ltd. — Chater Road; Telephs. 20056 Ltd., The Sincere Life Assurance

(Manager’s Office), 26636 (General Co., Ltd., Ma Luck Pun and The

Office), 23555 (Compradore Office) and Sincere Insurance and Investment

23626 (Compradore

Cable Ad: Penorbanca;Dept.); P.O.Bentley’s

Codes: Box 273; Co.,Mgrs.—The

Ltd.

and Private.Street,

Head Office: Gen. Sincere Co., Ltd.

Leadenball London;117 Branch:

to 122, Chief Manager—Kaat Chiu Wong

Sub-Manager—Chock MowShiu

YipLeung:

West End,

London, S.W. 14-16, Gockspur

1. Branches: Street, Actg. Chief Cashier—Ma

Calcutta, Madras, .Colombo, Bombay,

Calicut, Accountant—S. H. Wong

SingaporeT and Shanghai

W.W.J. G.W addington, manager

Lorimer, accountant

G.MaStephen, assist,compradore

do. m m is n m

Chee Lung, Tang Tin Fuk Bank—171, Queen’s.

Road Central Teleph. 20338; Cable

W) 0? fflf ®un sa soon Ad : Tienfook

Sassoon Banking Tang Pao-Chun, chief manager

—Gloucester Building:Co.,Teleph.

Ltd., 28141;

E. D. Tang Shiu Kin, manager

P. O. Box 90; Cable Ad: Edsbankcoy;

and

ester at Shanghai, London and Manch- Underwriters Savings Bank for

Directors—Sir VictorFitzgerald,

Sassoon, Bart. the Far East,laws of Inc. (Incorporated

(Governing), Derek Hon. under theU.S.A.)—Asia the State of Con-

Sir William Shenton, kt., Albert necticut, Life Building,

14, Queen’s Road Central; Telephs.

Raymond, F. R.

Gubbay and M. H. Turner Davey, A. S. 30234-6; Cable Ad: Savings

Agents for President—C. V. Starr (S’hai)

Supervisor—W. T. Sullivan

The Eastern Bank, Ld. Manager—R. Shim

Secretary—Im Mok

Cashier—K. F. Cheng

Accountant—K. Y. Pun

Tellers—F. S. Yau and Chart

7T dP W Yuen On

Shanghai

Bank, Ltd. Commercial

— 7, Ice House & Savings

Street;

Telephs. 31481 (Foreign dept.), 31482

(manager), 31483 (Domestic

30451 (Brokers); P.O. Box 139; Cable dept.) and Wing On Bank, Ltd., The—26, Des.

Ad: Shacombank Vceux Road Central; Telephs. 31121 and

David W. K. Au, manager 31122; P.O. Box 141; Cable Ad:

T. G. Mao, assist, do. “ Wingonbank,” Hongkong

H. S. Tsu, do. do. Board of Directors—James Gock

J. M. Chen, cashier Lock (managing director and

M. S. Chu, accountant chairman), Philip Gockchin,,

T. M. Yao, assist, do. Gock Gon Hin, D. Jackman,

Nathan L. Young, savings dept. Gock Hin Man, F. T. Young, L.

S. Kwok, Lee Gunn, M. Shun

Gee Hing, Kwok Sui Cheung,

and William Gockson

Philip Gockchin, chief manager j

Sincere Banking &Voeux

Trust Road

Co., Ltd., Lambert Gockchin and Li Shm

The —144, Des C.; Fong, asst, managers

Telephs. 28936 and 21385; P.O. Box Li Shu Fong, chief accountant

1550; Cable Ad: Sincetrust Thomas Gock Young, sub-acct.

Board of Directors — Choy Hing Gock Hin Man, chief cashier

(Chairman), Ma Ying Kwok Man Chiu, asst, cashier

Chan, Jan Con Sang,Piu,Cheng

Ma Wing

Wen Kan Yam Chin, secretary

 HONGKONG A563

Basa, R., Merchant and Commission

jx isa m Agent — 587, Nathan Road; Teleph.

Yien Yieh Commercial Bank—236- 56552; Cable Ad: Basa; Codes: A.B.C.

i 238, Des Voeux Road Central; Telephs. 5th and 6th edns. and Bentley’s

21129

NgaiandSze21922;

Y ung,J Cable Ad: Saltbank

manager H) & jg ± G

Wang Man l o, sub-manager

Y. C. Chen, accountant Basto, B., Share and General Broker

F. '1'. Chen, cashier —18, Ice House Street; Cable Ad:

Head Office and Branches: Shang- Olga

hai (Head Office), Tientsin, Pei- Basto, C. H., Architect, Engineer and

ping, Hankow, Nanking, Hong- Surveyor—York Building, 1st Floor

kong, Hangchow, and Canton.

Agencies in Dairen, Tsingtau and Basto & Co., L. E., Import, Export, Com-

all the other Capital Cities and mission;— 18, Ice House Street; Teleph.

Commercial Ports of the Different 24925; Cable Ad: Lebasto

L. E. Basto, principal

Provinces in China.

Authorized Capital ...$10,000,000.00 Basto, L. E., d.c., ph.c., n.d. (Los Angeles),

Paid-Up Capital $ 7,000,000.00 Chiropractor — 18, Ice House. Street;

Reserve Funds $ 5,486,988.51

Assets $103,412,673.43 Teleph. 24925; Cable Ad: Lebasto

Every description of Banking Busi- MONTSERRAT LIME JUICE

ness transacted.

and making IssuingTransfer.

Telegraphic Drafts plus

Allowing interest on Fixed Depo- SILVER SLIPPER GIN

sits, Current accounts and Savings

accounts., Safe Keeping Boxes ■ . equals

for rent in our Tientsin, Shanghai The Perfect Gimlet

and Hongkong Offices. Catalo-

gues concerning the details of Teleph. 30311

Savings and safe keeping may be Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

obtained ion request by letter.

Sole Agents.

ft «R & iE SMis Basto, De.b.s.,R. m.e.c.S.,

sarinb),Ear, A. de Castro, m.b. (Lau-

B.R.C.P.,Specialist—-

(London),

Wang pun clang hum ngan hong Eye, Nose and Throat

Yokohama SpecieTeleph.Bank, Office:

^dfi46. Lane Crawford Building;Teleph.

Prince’s

Ad: ShokinBuilding; 20538;Ltd.

Cable— loon; Residence:

Teleph.; 501OQ.

“Beau Sejour”, Kow-

G. Kishinami, manager

| Y.H. Abe, sub-manager

Maekawa, per pro. manager §t t£ fit

T. Takase T. Takahiro BataBatove,

ShoeHongkongCo., Ltd. — Cable Ad:

H.Okumura

K. I toh S. Takasaki Pedder Building; Teleph. 31644

Y.H. Shiraishi S. Inoue

K. Takabayashi J. Krofta I E. Toman

Yamato R. Kozuki China Building; Teleph. 27945

Y. Doi G. A. Vas K. Weiss Building, I Kowloon;

Katharine V. LucanTeleph.

57341

O. Lebloch

IBarnes,

Prince’sE: Building

F. V., Belgian Plate Glass—

(second floor); Batten & Co., Import & ii A

and Export Mer-

l ; ( Telephs. 25913 & 23609; Cable Ad:

| - Kama rods chants—China

Cable Ad: Batten Building; Teleph. ,25234;

.1; Agent for

1 Union Commercial des Glaceries

Beiges (S.A.), Brussels T.W.W.S- Mong,

Yeung,manager

per pro manager

T. H. Chan, do.

A564 HONGKONG

Baxteh & Co.—12, Des Voeux Road Bishop & Lacey, Ltd , (Established 1881)

Central; Teleph. 28402 Importers, Exporters, Commission

Agents and ^Manufacturers’ Repre-

Bejon.jee & Co., Milliners and Drapers— sentatives—Head

Kong

Office: London. Hong

Office:Cable

Exchange

128,N. Willington Street;

Bejonjee, principal Teleph. 23787 Teleph. 27628; Ad: Bisly Building;;

N. N. Bejonjee | A. Nizaraudin A. D. A. Stearns, director

L. Huen

G. Xavier,

Seungmanager

Vick, compradore

Belgian Consulate—(Nee Consulates)

Belillos Public School for Girls— Commission Agents—1, IceExporters

Bitzer & Co., Importers, and

{See under Government) Teleph. 24655; P.O. Box 360;House CableStreet;.

Ad:

Granitoid;

Acme, Codes: Rudolf

Bentley’s, A.B.C. Mosse

6th ami ed.^

Benjamin & Potts, Share and General

Brokers — Stock Exchange Building, Private

4th floor; Telephs. 21152 and 24371 ; C. Bitzer, proprietor

A. Grossart, signs per pro, |. ,

Cable

G. H.Ad:Potts, Broker

partner V. 1. Treskin, do.

R.P. C.Pestonji,

Potts, do.do. Biu & Co.—37: Connaught Road C.;

B. C. Randall Teleph. 30420

J.J. L.A. Litton

Fisher |I P.MissA. P.Waller

McOaw Black. Balean and Skinn, Medical

Beraha, M., General Merchants, Diamonds, Practitioners—Union Building; Te-

Pearls, Jewellery, Watches, etc.— Asia lephs. 28002-3

G.H. D.Balean,

R. Black, o.b.e.,

Life Building, 14, Queen’s Road Central;

Teleph. b.s. m.d.,

m.d., (Lond.) c.m.f.r.c.s.

(Lond.), (Tor.)

Beraha 32661; P.O. Box 778; Cable Ad: A.

(Eng.), l.r.c.p.

J. Skinn, m.b., ch.b. (Edin.)

Agents for: A. Nelson Jones, m.b., b.s. (London),,

Omega Watch Co., Switzerland

J. m.r.c.s. (Eng.),

Croot, l.r.c.p.

(Eng.),

l.R.c.p.

m.b., b.s.(London). (London)

(London), m.r.c.s.

Berg & Co., Ltd., Steamship Agents H.(London)

Talbot, m.r.c.s. (Eng.), l.r.c.p.

Ship Brokers and General Merchants—

Bank of Canton Building; Teleph. 22048;

Cable A.B.C.

edn., Ad: Bergship;

5th edns„Codes: Scott’s Boe’s

Bentley’s, 10th

and Private Blackmore & Blackburn,

Engineers, Contractors Ltd.,

and General

Sverre Berg, managing director Agents, Reinforced

Building Construction Concrete Specialists,

and Repairs,

Waterproofing — 10, Ice House Street;

Teleph. 22588; Cable Ad : Blacktox;

Berlin Go., Ltd., The, Wholesale and Codes: Bentley’s, Acme

E. H.W.D.Blackmore,

Retail

Requisites Drugs,andPatent

DruggistMedicines, Toilet

Sundries—161- S. Page M.sc.

163, Des Voeux Road Cent.; Teleph. 23541 Agencies: V. A. Garton | J. M. Abraham

Bernards of Harwich (Admiralty Con- Vibro

BritishPiling

Steel Co.,

PilingLtd.,Co.,Hongkong

Ltd., London

tractors), Tailors .and Outfitters— Cargo

Gloucester Building, Des Voeux

Teleph. 28365; Cable Ad: Senserve. Also Road; dlesboro Iron Co,* Ltd., Mid-

Fleet

atDevonport,

London,Malta, Portsmouth, Chatham, Clayton & Shuttleworth, Ltd., Lincoln

Bermuda, etc. Cellactite

London & British Uralite Co., Ltd.,

Beten’s Beauty Salon, Mrs., Permanent R.Engineering,

A. Skelton Ltd.) & Co.,London(Steel and

Waving, Finger Waving, Marcelling and Toch Bros., New York and London

Manicuring

58081 — Peninsula Hotel; Teleph. West Disinfecting Co., New York and

Montreal

Bible Book and Tract Depot — 2, William Street & Son (White Ant

Wyndham Street; Teleph. 23695; Cable Cure), Brisbane

Ad: Testaments P. C. Henderson Ltd., London

 HONGKONG A565

Blair

chants

Queen’s—Koad frenchCentral;

Bank Teleph.

Building,26309;5, Botelho Bros., General Merchants and

BO. Box 327; Cable Ad: Madrigal; Shipping Agents—Alexandra Buildings,

Codes: A.B.C. 6th edn., Bentley’s and and Newalso at Tsingtao,

York; Teleph. San28687;Francisco

Cable and

Ad:

Acme Botelho

Blue Bird Cafe, Ice-cream and Confec- P. Y. Botelho, principal

tionery—Comer of Pedder Street and A.P. V.G. Botelho,

Botelho, jr.

per pro.

Queen’s Road. Central; Teleph. 24583 F.H. X.M.Monteiro

Remedios I Miss M. S. Botelho

J. M. Coneeicao | Miss I. M. Botelho

Blue Taxicabs, Ltd., The — Head Agencies CompaniaTransatlantica de Barcelona

Office: Corner Nathan Road and (Spanish Royal Mail Line)

Market , . Street, Yaumati; Teleph. Compania General de Tabacos de

57417. Taxicab Stand at Star Filipinas

Ferry Pier Mundet & Ca., Lda.,U.S.A.

Seixal, Portugal

Bodiker & Co., Importers, Exporters, and

ProductsBrooklyn.

and Insulation Corks, Cork

Corkboard

Commission and Insurance Agents Signode System; box strapping

—David House, 167-169, Des Vceux

Road; Teleph. 24226; P.O. Box 81; MAIICBfAftTS &0LD

Cable Ad: Bbdiker; Codes: All

O. May | B. Spltau LABEL WHISKY

Sole Agents for

The1845),Netherlands

Ld., The Insurance Co. (Est. ! Not a bite in the whole bottle

Hague (Holland)

Eatum Accident Insce. Cp., The H ague Teleph. 30311

Bolivian, Consulate—(Yee Consulates) Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

if M B n M Sole Agents.

Bombay Silk Store (Hasaram Gianchand),

Silk Merchants and Commission Agents Bowes-Smith, A. M., Bill and Exchange

—2, D’Aguilar Street; Teleph. 21018; Broker—Prince’s Building (ground floor);

P.O. Box 502; Cable Ad: Gianchand Telephs. 20951 (office)

Bonnar, J. W. Q., Bill and Bullion Residence); Cable Ad: and 29243 (Peak

Ambowsmith

Broker—Hong Kong Club Pun Siu Ting, assistant.

% m m Boy Scouts’ Association^AAcc Asso-

Borne man nEngineers

Exporters, & Co., andImporters and ciations)

Insurance

Agents — Prince’sTeleph.

Road Central; Building,24512;

Des Yoeux

Cable

: Ad:F. Ortlepp,

Pervasion;principal

Codes: All Ho hee

Boyd & Company,

Importers, Exporters,Ltd.,Shipping

Merchants,&

A. Reinecke

* W. Mauelshagen | C. Jobs. Schulz Commission Agents, ■ etc.—Asia Life

Agencies Building, 14, Queen’s Road; Te-

West Coast Life Ins. Co., San Francisco leph. 28367. Offices at Amoy, Foo-

■ German Telephone Works, Berlin chow a-nd Shanghai; Cable Ad:

\ Felten & Guillaume, Koeln-Mulheim, Boyd (Hong Kong, Amoy, Foochow,

Boydcotd (Shanghai); Codes: Bentley,

Cables & SterzelA. G., Dresden, Electr. Boe, Inter

Koch

Med. App.Kom. ■ Ges., Dresden, Paper Scotts, A.B.C.Lugagne, Cogef Lugagne,

6th and Acme

Leonhardt . F. R. Smith, director (Shanghai)

& Cartons Fact J. E. Smith, do. (Amoy)

A566 HONGKONG

P. S. Tien, director (Shanghai) The British Anti-fouling Compo-

G. S. Teng, do. (Amoy) sition & Paint Co., Ltd., Lon-

Hongkong Staff— don

W.K.F.P.Blake, Wailes DoVe Bitumastic, Ltd.,

Chanmanager

I Y. C. Wong Newcastle-on-Tyne

Atlas Preservative Co., Ltd.,

H. M. Kew I Miss B. I. Lee (“Atlas” Wood Preservative and

Miss F. Tong Paints)

Operating Agents for:— British Reinforced Concrete En-

“ Simplex Gypsum Products, Ltd.” gineering Co., Ld., Stafford

South China Agents for:— Gandy Belt Manufacturing Co.,

“ China Engineers, Ltd.” Ld., England (Belting and

Brake-lining^)

The Ironite Co., Ld., London

m H ™ kee / (Cement Waterproofing)

Bradley ivr Co., Ltd., General Merchants— James Hardie & Co., Sydney

Prince’s Buildings, Chater Koad: also at (“Fibrolite” Asbestos Sheets)

Shanghai & Swatovv. Telephs.

26645 (2 lines), Eastern Asbestos Co.: General: Price Brothers Sales Corp. Que-

20501, and Godown: 21196; Cable Ad; bec (“Donnacona” Insulating

Bradley,; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th edns., Boards)

Watkins Doodson & Bain, Ld., Manchester

10th edn.,Tel.A.l.and.1888,

Appendix m18§4vS.CQtt’s

Leiber’s, Western (Metal windows)

The(Roofing)

Paraffine Co., Inc., San Francisco

Union Universal, 5-letter edns., Bent-

ley’s, complete Phrase and 2nd Phrase, Representatives:—

Acme, Ross-Moss

Directors — J. and

A. Private

Plummer, K. S.

Morrison, (Hong Kong), A. Hender- The London , Steamship Owners

son (Shanghai) and J. Robinson Mutual Insurance Association,

(Swatow) Ld.

J. A. Plummer, mang. director The American Steamship Owners

Mutual Protection & Indemnity

K.(London)

S. Morrison, director (Hongkong) Association Inc., New York

J.N. F.C. Barber

Miller J. M. S. Rosario

H. J. Hunter A. V. Barros Braga, J. P. — Chung Tin Building

(1st floor); Teleph. 20583; Cable Ad:

G. T. Palmer J. L. Alves Agarb

Miss K. M. Regan A. M. Tavares Hon. Mr. J. P. Braga

General Managers for A. M. Braga, secretary

Eastern Asbestos Co.

Agencies: —'

La Cie. de Commerce et de Brandt n& Co., & w m ®

Ltd., Importers and

Navigation d’Extreme Orient

Northern Assurance Co., Ltd., Exporters Teleph. —

30460; 5,P.O.

Queen’s RoadCable

Box 272; Central;'.

Ads< j,

London

Essex & Suffolk Equitable Insur- Shipbrandt Capt. G. L.

and Braco; All codes used. .

Brandt, permanent mang,

ance Society, Ltd., London director

James Burrough Ltd., London H. Liermann, director

(GinX

Brasserie du Phenix, Antwerp

(Beer) ?j!C Hung fat

St. Pauli Brewery Co., Bremen

The Beldam Packing and Rubber Brewers, sellers,

The, Bookshop, Ltd., Books

Co., Ltd., London

The Hoyt Metal Co. of Great agents, Fancy Goods Dealers, News*

Stationers, Printers, etc.

Britain Ltd., London Pedder

Hotel; Street, 20696:

Teleph. opposite Hong Kong)

M.C . Thomson & Co., Ltd., Glas-

gow (Canvas)

J. Dampney & Co., Ltd., New- Brazilian Consulate — {See Consu:

castle-on-Tyne (“Apexior”) lates)

 HONGKONG A567

in & m m 13 3S

Bright Sun Co., Importers, Export- British & O. Borneo

Building; Timber

Cable Ad:Co.,Billian

Ltd.—

ers and Refiners of Coffee, Whole- P. Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ltd., agents

sale and Retail—12, Queem Victoria

Street; Teleph. 25868; Cable Ad:

Brisun

S. Wong

P. Wong, Kingmanaging partner

Fong, accountant British Corporation Register of Ship-

Leung Cheuk,Sou,Kwok Kam travellers ping and Aircraft—3, Queen’s Building;

Fook and Teleph.

Ng Hing business 30231 (2T.lines);

Surveyor— Cable Ad : m.i.n.a.

H. G. Brayfield, Veritas

M.I.MECH.E.

Britannia Aerated Water Factory- Assist. Surveyor

A.M.I.N.A., — A. E.W. Black,

A.M.I. MECH.

49, 51, 53, Waterloo Road, Kowloon; Clerk—S. Y. Yan

Teleph. 57990

British

Dealers American Candy Store,

in Confectionery, The British-lndia

Provisions

Steam Navigation

and Apcar Companies, Ltd.—

and Toilet Requisites, etc. Wholesale (See under Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co.)

and Retail—15, Pottinger Street

SILVER SLIPPER GUM

13 S H l£

Ying mee yin leung sz Gives the requisite “Kick” to a Cocktail

British American Tobacco Co. Teleph. 30311

(China), Ltd.—Head Office : 6, Soo-

chow Road, Shanghai; Local Office:

P. & 0. Building (6th floor); Cable Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Ad : Powhattan

E.K. O. A.Drake,Aumuller,

DepartmentalSouthmgr.China Sole Agents.

Division manager

D. Baker-Car

F. H. Fisher A. R. Abbas

G.M. M.J. GaanMellin T.E. Johnson

A. Ribeiro Chung ngoi Yeung mein hupfo him Po ning

A.J. E.G. Rocha

Suffiad D.Mrs.Fuertes Yau han Kung sze

L. G. Frost British

—UnionTraders’

Building;Insurance Co., Cable

Teleph. 28081; Ltd.

F. P. Sequeira Mrs. Fernando Ad: Traders

L.MissL. Rocha Miss S, Baskett Directors—Hon.

M. M. Remedies (chairman), S. H.Mr.Dodwell,

C. G. S.Hon.

Mackie

Mr.

8.K.C. M.C.L. Lin (Swatow)

Mayes (Amoy)

Chen (Foochow)

J. Owen Hughes, G. Miskin, T. A.

Mitchell and K. S. Morrison

Kung Hsiang (Yunnanfu) A. W. Hughes, general manager

H. C. Gray, sub-manager

LBritish Bicycle Co.—32, and 34, G. S. Arcnbutt, fire manager

Johnston Road ; Teleph. 23979; Cable Brothers, G. S. (See under “ G ”)

Ad:A. J.Racers;

Rapt is,Code: Bentley’s

sole proprietor Brothers & Co., T. S.—35, Des Voeux

Agents for: Road C.; Teleph. 26010

B. S. A. Motor Cycle and Bicycle

Pong long. Chun se

if British Cigarette Co., Ltd.— Gloucester Brown, Jones &

Embalmers, MonumentalCo., Undertakers

Masons, Mar-and

Road ; Teleph. 26741 ble and Granite Dealers, and Collectors

British & Foreign Bible Society— ofShow Government

Rooms and Cemetery

MarbleFees—Office,

Yard: 45,

(See Associations) Morrison Hill Road; Teleph. 20423

A568 HONGKONG

ft m m m m m Assistants—

Po int tun chowj szehomg W. C. Bailey ] P. C. Kwok

Bruttox & Co., Geo. K. Hall, Solicitors, L. R. Billing- j J. B. Lanyon

Notaries Public, Proctors, Patent and hurst I| N.

L.R. A.G. Calcraft MathiesOn

R. Millar

Trade Marks Agents, &c.—St. George’s

Building, Chapter Koad; Teleph. 20581

(General Office), 22126 (Mr. Brutton’s T. R. Chassels G. K.K. Oliver

Castleton H. Mok

Office); Cable5chAd:edh.Brutton; Code:Union

Bent- S. H. Edkins G.R.M. Ricketts

ley’s, AB.C. and Western B. E.C. Fielder

R. Harley J. F. Robinson

A.M.W. Scott

Geo. K. Hall Brutton, solicitor and A. E. Herdman M. W. Scott

notary public H. U. Ireland L. A. Whipps

T D. L. Strellett, solicitor and notary R. S. Johnson H. B. Williamson

R.public

H. Cole, solicitor E. Jones

A. C. Hutchison A. Wood

C. P. Wong

Mrs. Babbidge, Mrs. M. E.

Brx.TE, Dr. I’.* -Office: Alexandra Donaldson, Misses E. Finlay,

Bldg.: Teleph. 28030; Residence: 1, E. M. Fro.w, V. J. Gordon-

SookunpOo Villas ; Teleph. 22165 Smith, S. Higgins, N. Ml

Humphrys, W. Lawson, A. Par-

kes, M. Rattey, M. Eumsby. M.

BOiijp i no . Clean ino^ervice, Contractors Whimster, Airs. -M. H. Wright.

for Renovating and Maintaining Offices, Capt. W. Lumsden,; marine supt.

Buildings and

Road G.; Teleph.. 28841Residences—14, Queen’s F. W. James, siipt. ehgmeer

Assistant Supt. Engineers—J. R.

Kinghorn and R. V. .Cameron

# # !£ §1 M it ft ^ M & E. W. Fielding, .cost' Clerk

Bureau ' Veritas International, Re- F. H. Neale,, wireless supt.

pisifeR for the Classification of WorksM.Dept.— V. Venn, wireless instructor

Shippino—3, Queen’s Building; Teleph. H. F. C. Colman

30231 (2 lines); Cable

Surveyor—T. H. G. Ad: Veritasm.i.n.a.,

Brayfield, T. E. Grimes’ :

m.i.mech.e. Buxey Employment Syndicate —• 5,

Assist-. Surveyor—A.

A.M.I.N.A., A.M.I.MECH.E. W. Black, Queen’s , Road CeiittfjRl,','’• .(F'r.ench:

• . Clerk—S. Y. Yan Bank Building), 3rd Flbdr; Teleph.

32480; bable Ad: BuJiey

BugoovNL, Burbidges & Co, — Exchange S. I. B.ux, manager1

Building; Teleph. 28895 S. G.H.AHLau asst, manager

Burton, Dr. C. H., b.p.s., syd., d.d.s.

•(Penn.), Dental Surgeon & Dr. E. Kwong Wo

•McMahon,

Westerti)-^-Union b.d.s. (Syd.),‘

Building,D.u.si

Top (North

Floor; Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co., Ltd.

Teleph, 20391 (Incorporated

Ordinances of under the Companies-

Hongkong), Wholesale

and Retail Wine and

— Prince’s Building (ground Spirit Alerchants

door)..

& iC ' Taihoo

Butterfield & Swire (John Swire & Teleph. 20075; Cable Ad: Caldbeck

Head Office: 44, Foochow Road, Shang-

Sons, Ltd.), Merchants, Shipping and hai

Insurance Agents—1, Connaught Road Alacgregors, Ltd., Shanghai, general

Central; Teleph. 30331 managers

G. W. Swire (London) J. F. Macgregor, director

Colin C. Sco^t. do. R. E. H. Oliver, manager (on leave) j

• H. W. Robertson do. T.P. G.A. Strickland

Alartin, signs per pro, .

John K. Swire do.

J. S. Scott . , do. C.

•J. W. Robertson do.

,i0. C. Knight-(Hpngkong) F. F. da Pereira

J. M. Cruz

C. C. Roberts, signs per pro. i MissR. A.Sequeira

L. Alves

 HONGKONG A5G3

C. & W. Co.—11, Queen’s Eoad C.; Canadian Rational Railways -

Teleph/ 26971 "^ l Asiatic

Teleph. Buildingj'Qheeh’s

22004; Cable Ad: Road Lemofb;

Central;'

Code: Bentley’s

Bu len duh A. Brostedt, Asiatic Traffic Manager

Callender’s Cable, & . Construction C. M.I. Barr,

ChengGeneral Agent

Co., Ltd.—17, St. Georges , Building

(Third floor); Teleph. 25602; Cable Ad:

Callender

A. H. Gordon, a.m.i.e.e., manager and WtiSTE HORSE

J. chief engineera.m.i.c.b.,

E.a.m.i.e.e.,

Barnes, (Shanghai)

branch mgr. m.i.mech.e., WHISKY IIM FLASKS

. G. W. Cockburn, m.i.mech.e. Just right for the hip pocket

Representing:

Ferranti, Ltd. Teleph. 30311

Ferguson, Fail in Ltd.

Newton and Wright Jardine, Matheson & Co,, Ltd.

Hongkong Agents :

Wm. C. Jack & Co., Ld. Sole Agents.

Campbell & Co., F., Paper Importers 3 m It M g

"—12,

Teleph. Bes23189; VoeuxCableRoadAd:Central;

Camp-

beller. Cheorig king lun shun Kung-sze

J. S.. Smith, manager Canadian PacifisSteamships,Ltd.

Canajdian I’aoific Railway Co.

Canadian Pacific Express Co,

& & ft ^ —Union Building (ground floor)

Campbell; Moore & Go., Hairdressei'S, »Bavid(Teleph.

Brnmmond,

24073; Oriental

Cable Ad:manager

Citam-

Wigmakersand Manicurists—19,.Queen’s

Road Central (1st floor; prag)

Miss J. Harris-Walker

Freight, Operating & Accounts Dept.—

H M ^ /;{] (Teleph. 20042; Cable Ad: Nautilus)

Canadian Confectionery, Imported L. E. N. Ryan, agent (Teleph. 23200.)

and Hp.me-made Chocolates and J. O.23751)

Sheppard, freight agent(Telhph.

Candies, and American Soda Foun- W. J. Howard A.L. Cunningham

tain—40, Qiieen’stRoa 1 Central; Telep h J. M. Mackenzie Gi Kelly

27495 F. J. Neves ■ H. M. Yeung’

F. J. Brown K. S. Kwan

m s ^ ^ # ik* C.Y. Pryce, accountant (Teleph. 20042)

F. d’Azeyedo

Con na ta e .men Itgao Passenger Bept.-V(Tpteph..20732; CaWf

[Canadian Government Immigration Ad: Gacanpac)

Bepartment—China Building ; Teleph. G. E.agentCostello, general passenger

■(, I 24638; P.O. Box 247; Cable Ad:

Commissioner—Lt.-Col,E.S. Doughty, Beaver 20238) for the Orient (Teleph.

J D.S.O. A. M.dept.

Parker, general

(Teleph. agent, paSseiigd;-

24049)

I| Interpreter—Fuug

Stenographer—MissChau-chipR. Judah S.P. H.

S. Robertson K. E.S. de

Garrod I F, Soiiza'

Cheung

Canadian Government Trade Com- Purchasing E. F. (Shea j G. S. Cheung

i missioner—Office: Gloucester Building; Dept.—(Teleph. 23240; Cable

Teleph. Ad: Reyub)

Canadian26322; P.O: Box 80; Cable Ad: T. C. Monaghan, purchasing agent for

! Trade Ooramr.—Major

Assist, do. — K. F. Noble V. E. Duclos Orient

; Chief Clerk—Wm. G. Poy J. S. Landolt

Miss A, L. Garcia

A570 HONGKONG

Chinese Dept.—Telephs. 20095-6 R. Lenzmann, partner (Hamburg)

Lee Yook Dr. A. Nolte, do. do

Chinese CrewTong, Chinese agent

Dept.—Teleph. 22329

Leung

CrewsYuen Wo, agent for Chinese R.O. Laurenz,

Lord, do. (Shanghai)

do. do.

G.R. Schmidt,

Roehreke,signsdo.per pro. do.

Canaval, Des. G. C. k Helen L — F. Tolle

Asiatic Building; Teleph. 31100 Agencies

•Cannossian Institute—(Nee Educa- Carl Zeiss, Jena

Zeiss Sea

Java Ikon,& A.FireG. Insurance

Dresden Co., Ld.

tional) Fried. Krupp, A. G. Essen

Canton Bros. Rubber Co:—269, Queen’s E. Merck, Darmstadt

Road C.: Teleph. 20191 The International B. F. Goodrich

Corp., Akron

m £ i? C£ '£ W.

Canton Po him Rung sze e® s ® * ss: »

Canton Insurance Office, Ltd., The Carmichael & Clarke, Consulting

J ardine, Matheson & Co., Ld., gen. agts. Engineers, Naval Architects and Marine

Consulting Committee^—W. J. Kes- Surveyors—3, Queen’s Building; Teleph.

wick (chairman), D. E.F.Clark, A. H. 30231 (2 lines); Cable Ad: Carmichael

T.A. H.W.G.Black,

Brayfield, m.i.n.a.,

Compton, L. Dunbar, A. Joseph,

T. E. Pearce, J. H. Taggart,, S. T. a.m.i.n.a., a.m.i.m.i.mkch.e.

mecii. e.

Williamson and Sit Robert Ho Tung Agencies

•Canton Trading Association, Ltd., Henry Clark & Sons, Ld., Anti-Corro-

The, General Merchants—224, Hen- sive and Anti-Fouling

Smooth-On Manufacturing Compositions

Co., Inc.,

nessy Road; Teleph. 24610; P.O. Iron Cements

Charles McNeil Ltd., Patent Boiler

Box 580;.Cable Ad: Catrass; All and Tank Doors

Codes Rawlings Manufacturing Co., Ltd.,

Capell, Miss Violet (from Miss PatentonWindow

sively Road, Rail LiftsandusedSeaexten-

Florrie Lewis’s Academy, Cone

(School of Dancing, and! Max

River’s School of Dancing, Londtan),

Dancing Instructress in all Child- Carroll Merchants& -Co., ExchangeImportBuilding;

and Export Cable

ren’s Dances Boys and Girls), Ad: Carroll; Codes: Bentley's, Scott’s,

Ballet, Classical, Clog, National, A.B.C. O. R.

5th and 6th edns.

Benson

Character, etc.—9, Torres Buildings,

Kowloon; Teleph. 57117

Carroll Bros., Share and General

Capital

porter—6,Co., DesThe.Vceux

Importers

Road and Ex- Brokers

Central; 20652; Cable— Exchange

Ad: Carroll Building; Teleph.

Teleph. 23904 W. J. Carroll

A. O.H.R.Carroll

Benson, signs per pro.

Oaravan, The—Gloucester Building; R. A. Carroll

Teleph. 21450; and Arcade,

Hotel; Teleph. 5S081; Cable Ad: Peninsula N. L. LeonardCameron

Caravan P. W. Grant

Proprietors—Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Hall

Castle

naughtPeak Ceramic

Road C., Teleph.Co.21231

— 32, Con-

ftl ^ Lai woo

Carlowitz &. Co., Merchants, Engineers

ofandChina

Contractors—4, Queen’s20873;

Bldg.); Teleph. Rd. (Bank

P. O. Castle Peak Porcelain Co.—223, Un

Box 93; Cable Ad: Carlowitz; Codes: Chow Street , Teleph. 56261

Carlowitz A.B.C. 5th and 6th, Rudolf

Mosse and Acme Catholic Union Club—(Nee Clubs)

 HONUKON( A57I

M ffi Sui Lan .Char Hong ft # ® #

Celochi Tea Company—Bank: of Can- Chung Yuen Yang Hong

ton Building (2nd floor); Teleph. Central Trading Co., The, General

Export, import ofandCanton

Commission Mer-

31333; P.O. Box 831; Cable Ad: chants—Bank Building;

Celochi Telephs.

Cable Ad: Central; Codes; A.B.U. 5th322;

22113 and 21357; P.O. Box

& mmbmn 6th ediisi, Bentley’s and Acme

Central C. O.E. Crieff;

Allaye,managingdo.director

Sewing Agency,Cotton Ltd., The, Importers

Thread—2, Connaughtof N.

lload Cent.; Teleph. 20657; Cable Ad: SoleD. Agents K. Wong, general manager

for:

Spool C;Haas

& E-Brothers,

Morton*San

Ltd.,Francisco

London

C. Wallace, gen. mgr. Hongkomg

and China (Shanghai) Hiram Walker & Sons, Ltd., Walker-

J. Kodger, acting manager yille .

C. W.

T). Langley

J.Macadam Cooperatieve Condensfabriek “Fries-

Cheung I'uk San, compradore land ” I/eeuwarden

W. & S. Gilbey, Ltd., London

Central British School—(S'ce Gov GOLD

ernment)

LABEL WHISKY

Central Commercial Co.—King’s

Building; Teleph. 23743; Cable Ad: Our Excellent Whisky at a cheaper price

Gencomco; Codes: Bentley’s, A.B.C.

6th, Universal Trade and Private Teleph. 30311

K. B. Kou, general manager

H. Y. Shih | S. O. Che.i Jardine, Matheson & Co., Lid.

, Sole Agents for ;

Leonard .Refrigerator Co. Sole Agents.

Central Electrical Co.—Ill, Des Voeux Chambers tions)

of Commerce—{See Associa-

Road C.; 20618

Champkin, C., Exchange and Bullion

Central News Agency — Chung Tin Road Broker—French Building, 5, Queen’s

Building; Teleph. 21434 Tamasha Central; Teleph. 22098; Cable Ad:

Central Printing Office, The, Print- Chan & Co.—14, Queen’s Road Central;

ers, Stationers and Bookbinders— Teleph. 28268

23, D’Aguilar St.; Teleph. 22220 Chan & Co., C.—9, Ice House Street;

Teleph. 24955

Central Carlos Chan, manager

of RadioRadio Service,

Accessories, Distributors

Receiving Sets, Agents:

Liggett and Myers Tobacco Co.

Transmitters, Sound & Talkie Systems, (China), Ltd.

Electrical Goods—King’s Building;

Teleph. 23743; Cable Ad: Cenrad

J.J. T.J. Cotton, jr., mang. partner H & $ A* ®

Staff—J.Alvares,

A. Pereira, A.do.E. Fisher and TungMng mui tan Kung sze

C. M. Fung Charbonnages du Tonkin, Societe-Fran-

qaise des (Paris, Hongay, Hongkong,

Central Theatre, Talking Picture 64, Rue de la Chaussee d’Antin, Office:

Haiphong and Shanghai)—Head Paris.

Cinema — 270, Queen’s Road Central; Mines at Hongay, Tonkin. Anonyme au

Telephs. 25720 (Ticket) & 25380 (Office) capital de Francs 39,925,000

A572 HONGKONG

Directors—Henri Thelier (chairman)

Fernand Monvoisin

chairman), J. Deschamp vice- Ohe San W& Co.,

(hon. .(vice- & £ %

Printers, Stationers

chairman), Christian de Mon- and Show Room: Importers of Paper and Ink—Office

planet, Raymond Ferrant, Henri 58, Des Voeux

Girot, Albert Luc, Robert Ad: Road Central; Teleph. 22357; Cable

Thoumyre, Henri de Monplanet Chesan. Printing Works: 16,

and Rene Thion de la Chaume Pot linger Street

A. Mp.rcheix, general manager Fung Sui Cheung, manager

M.(signs, per pro.)technical manager Sole Agents for\—

Bonnevay, California Ink Co., Inc., San Francisco

E. (Hongay)

Bougon, (sighs per pro.)manager

commercial Che Wen Weaving Co.—76, Queen’s Road

(signs per pro;) (Haiphong)

Agents at Haiphong (for Indochina) and Central; Teleph. 28226

Hongkong and Shanghai (for outports) ^ ^ Pi

Hongkong

14, Queen’sOffice—Asia

Road Central;Life Building,

Teleph. Chee & Co., T. Y. General Importers

21024; P.O. Box ' 2 81; Cable Ad: and Manufacturers’ Representatives

Charlicot; —34-36, Hing Lung iStreet; Teleph.

5th edn. Codes: Bentley’s and A.B.C. 30256; P.O. Box 626

P. Meunier, Agent

and South China for Hongkong

S. K. Lee ft % wl m %

Chee Hing, Paper Merchants, Gen-

eral Imports and Stationery iSup-

mm plies, Printing Machines,, Printing

Chau and Lee, Architects and Civil Teleph. Inks—51, Des Vceux Road Central;

Engineers—Stock Exchange Build- 22743,

ing, Ice House Street; Teleph. 31640 j ^ Wl

"Cable Ad : lunin. Canton Office— Chee Wing & Co., Metal Merchants-^-27-

189, The Bund; Teleph. 16672

Principals—L N. Chau, b.sc., a.m. 29, Lee Yuen

Road; Teleph. 20769;Street Cable

West Ad: off Queen’s

Lowing

i. stbpct.e)

R. E. Lee, a.r.i.b.a., a.a. dip. Chellaram, D., Jewellers, Silk & Curio

Merchants—Export Department:24727; China

Chau Tsun Nin, Hon. Mr., Barrister-at law Building, 3rd floor; Teleph.

Box 340; Cable Ad: Chellaram. (Exports

P. O.

—8, Queen’s Road West; Teleph. 27308 Chinese Art Wares and other Oriental

Goods). Main Store: Popular Silk Store,

^ n # m m Opposite Hongkong Hotel; Teleph.

Chau Wai Cheung, Dr., m.b., b.s., General 21960. Branch Street;Store:

Telepli.Star30628

Silk ' Store,

Medical Practitioner — 24, Des Voeux D’Aguilar L. J. Daswani, general manager

Road Central; Teleph. 20942. Re-

sidence: 35, Leighton Hill Road;

Teleph. 22726 J.N. Pritamdas

Nanik, manager

(branch(export

Store) Office)

Staff—H. L. Advani, N. L. Advani,

L. G. Choolani, T. T., Varma and

C. Chan

Chau Yue

Merchants Teng,

and RoadImport

Ship Central;and Export

Agents—China ft # k m

Building" Queen’s Teleph. Cheng & ,Co., William H., General

22332; P.Codes:

bogina; O BonBentley’s

544; Cable Ad: Clia- . 20-22 Queen’s Commission

and Private

Merchants •&

Road C.; Teleph.

Agents—;

26964; Cable Ad: Willicbeng

am

Principals—Wil^ H. Cheng &

•CHaun, Drs.Queen’s

l\f. H. &Road

K. W.,Cent,Dental Sur- I. G. Hewlett.

geons—33, fist floor)

Rooms 2 and' 9} Telephs. 2<.>126 and 66434 OheonG

(Residende)

Hing Co.—.25, Gilman Street;

Teleph. 24843

 HONGKONG A573

n i$& m & Rosenbauer. . Fire engines; etc., etc.

Cheosg Lok Theatre—Tai Hong Street, Weise Soehne, Halle-Saale Centrifugal

Saiwanho; Teleph. 24834 Pumps

m m. m ^ m Chiffon, Ltd., Modiste and Costu-

mier—^Gloucester Building; Teleph.

Cheong Wo & Co., Shipchandlers, 2333,7; P.O. Box 2; Cable Ad:

S'ail and Flag Makers, Metal, Chiffon Miss J. Masseboeuff, managing dir.

Hardware and General Store' Keep- E. Rosenburg

ers—133, Des Voeux Road Central; A. Rosenburg | D. Gan

Telephs. 21625 & 24803; Godown: 25229

Cherry & Co,, Importers and Exporters Chik Fung Co., Import and Export

—33, Queen’s

22055Road CentralP.O.(2nd

Boxfloor); Merchants—Prince’s

Telephs. and 20491;

T. Sakurai, managing proprietor

504 22658; P.O. Box 274; Building;

Cable Ad:.Teleph.

Chik-

fango; Code: Acme , /

P. Y. Fok, manager

Che in On' Shipping Co.—7, Chiu Loong

Street; Teleph. 25312 WHITE HORSE

Cheung Hing & Co., Druggists and WHISKY

Dealers in Toilet Requisites. Our Prices

Always the Lowest—163, Des Voeux The finest Whisky obtainable

Road; Teleph. 25877

Teleph. 30311

Cheung Chau Government School Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

(See. Government)

Sole Agents.

Cheung Wing Tai, Dr., m.b , b.s., General

Medical Practitioner—45, Queen’s Road

Central (1st floor); Telephs. 20819 and Chilean Consulate—(Nee Consulates)

22430 (Residence)

Chevrolet Sales & Service — 26, ChinanAssociates & mm & m m *

Corporation, Ltd.,

Nathan Road; Teleph. 58882 General Merchants and Government

Contractors. Import Division: Lumber,

n& mm m Wheat,: Flour, Wool. Special Depart-

Chien Hsin Engineering Co., Ltd., ments Construction

Warfare.Equipments—Hongkong Materials and

Stock

Importers of all kinds of Machinery— Exchange Bldg.; Teleph.

Asiatic Building (1st floor); Teleph. 124; Cable Ad: Aysey; Codes: Acme, 31640; P.O. Box

21221;

Office: Cable Ad: Engincomer. Head : Bentley’s and Private

Shanghai

V. Singer

R.H. UPartier

mnuss ^ ^ ^

Agencies Chung hua yea luen hong

Motorenfabrik

and Crude Oil Deutz. Kerosene,

Engines, Gas China

Lighting, ValuersAuction

and GeneralRooms, Auctioneers,

Brokers—5, Queen’s

Demag. Cranes, Compressors, Mining Building; Teleph. 24453; Cable Bank

Pumping and Compressor Sets Road C.,. Basement of French

Ad:

Machinery

Unionmatex. All kinds of Textile Riovale E. V., M. R. de $pusa, proprietor

Machines

Halvor Breda. Plants for Water Eddie de Sousa, assistant

Purifications A. E. B. de Sousa, assistant

Lee Mui Chi, cornpradore

AS 74 HONGKONG

lx #j ^ # Weston Electrical Instrument

Ohina Biochemical Co., The, Specia- Corporation, Newark, N. J.

lists in Pharmaceutical, Biological Creed k Co., Ltd., . Croydon,

and Serological. -Supplies Surgica England.

^Instruments and Glasswares — 80, National Carbon Company, Fed.

1

bes Voeux Rd. West; Teleph. 22072 Inc., Shanghai

&ole Agents Bell Telephone Manufacturing

N atiohal Epidemic Prevention Bureau, Co., Antwerp

Peiping Raytheon Production , Corpora-

tion,. New York.

China Camphoewooh Teunk Co.—25,

Johnston Road; Teleph. 25197 China & m m n Ltd.,

Emporium, & m Universal

*

IToviders, Importers and Exporters—

62a-68, Queen’s Road Central;

28065, 20911 and 30514; Cable Telephs..

Ail:

Chiuempo

P&, Jk Board of Directors—Hon. Sir

China Can Company, Ltd!. — Tin Shouson Chow-(chairman), Hon.

Lithographers and. Gan Manufacturers Mr. T. N. Chau, Fung Fook

—Head .Office ancb Works; 6 ,,2, 1 )avis Tien, Kan Tong Po, Wong.

j Street, Kennedy.Chinacanco.

Town. Teleph. 20:i0|. Kwok Shuen, Li Tse Fong, P.

Radiogram.:

Swatow, Amoy and Foochow Blanches: K. Kwok, Chau Chi Nam, Chau

Man Che and Chan Tse Kei

M. Chan Harr, general mgr.

China Coast Officees’ Guild— J. M. Wong, manager

Associations) Chung Kwan Ting, asst. mgr.

Chan H in Cheung, treasurer

• China Commeecial Co., Ltd., General

M ere h an ts—12, Tung Choi Street,

Kowloon; Teleph. 57437

China Engineers Ltd. (Incorporated

in Hongkong)—Registered Office: 15,.

m m * m * Museum Road, Shanghai; Hongkong

Chung hwn dah yah fong ■ Office: Asia Life Building, 14, Queen’s

China Dispensaey, The (Y. C Wong Chienginer Road Centra]; Teleph. 28367; Cable Ad:

C. Gomersall, a.m.i.e.e., managing

Queen’s Road Cent.; Teleph. 22598; Cable

Ad:A.Druggists; All Codies

Rowan, m.p.s., manager South China Agents: Boyd & Co., Ltd.

Sole Agents for:

Electrical

Electric Construction Co., Ltd. Dy-

China Electric Co., Ltd., Manufac-

turers of and etc. Ellison, Rotary

namos, .Motors, Convertors,

Telegraph and Agents for Machinery,

Electrical Telephone, George

Switchgear

Ltd. Control and

Radio Equipments, Dry Batteries and Johnson

Apparatus of all kinds—Head

Shanghai; Hongkong Office:

Office : 5, Queen’s Wires and Phillips,

Cables Ltd.

of all Electric

kinds,

Road Central;Teleph. 25365; Cable Ad : Transformers etc.

“Microphone” (Bentley’s C. Alternators

A. Parsons Condensing

& Co., Ltd.Plant

Turbines,.:

F. S. Fu, manager Stella Conduit Co., Ltd. Steel Conduit

C. W. Lim, service United Incandescent Lamps & Elect-

Agents for : — ricalBrass

Co., Co.

Ltd. “Tungsram” Lamps

International Standard Electric Ohio Insulators, Overhead

Corporation, New York. Tramway Equipment, etc.

Western Electric Co,, New York. General

Nippon Electric Co., Tokyo. Broughton Copper Co. (1928), Ltd.

Standard Telephones and Cables, Copper and Brass Tubes, Plates,

Ltd., London. etc.

 HONGKONG A575

John Fowler & Co. (Leeds), Ltd. Road- Treasurer—Li Jowson

Secretary—George Y. Sun

making Machinery, Agricultural Theatre

Machinery, etc.

J. Composition

Dampney & Co., Ltd. Paints and Liang & Publicity Manager — C. S.

Holman Bros., Ltd. Air compressors, fg Him shun

Rock drills, Pneumatic tools

W. H. Holmes & Sons, Ltd. Paints China A.G.,

Export-Import and Bank Co.,

Importers, Exportersife Commission

and Compositions.

Jonas & Colver (Novo), Ltd. Tool Agents—Asiatic Central; Teleph. Building, Queen’s

23256; Cable Ads: Road

Lem-

Steel,

Lewis &Files,

Tylor, Stainless

Ltd. Steel

Patentees of jus

“Gripoli” Belting, Makers of Leather A.B.C. Office: 6th edn., and Private. Head

Belting, Canvas Hose, etc.

John Shaw, Ltd. Wire ropes Hankow,Shanghai.

Hongkong,Branches;

Tientsin, Canton,

Dairen,

Hadfields, Ltd., Manganese Steel, Harbin, Osaka and Tokyo

Special Steel. Castings, Crushing J. Grodtmann, director (Shanghai

Machinery, etc. and Hamburg)

Railway R. K.Umnuss,

Haase manager

Birmingham Railway

Wagon Cq., Ltd. Rolling Stock Carriage & G. Sommer

R.Locomotives,

W. HawthornBoilers, LeslieMarine Ltd. Agents for

& Co., Eng-

ines, Ship! milders I. G. Farbenindustfie Aktiengesells-

Robert Hudson, Ltd. Light Railways chaft,

LeverkusenPharmaceutical

(Germany),Department,

medicines

Textile RheinischeMetallware

John Dixon

G- Sommerda-

Sir James Farmer Norton & Co., Ltd. Erfurt (Germany),

culating Machines Rheinmetall Cal-

Bleaching, Dyeing, Printing and

Finishing Machinery for Textiles

George Hattersley

and Preparation & Sons, Ltd. Looms

James Kenyon & Machinery

Sons, Ltd. : Roller SILVER SLIPPER GIIM

& Clearer Cloth

James Pilkington & Co. Shuttles For the Perfect Gimlet

Prince Smith & Stells, Ltd. Woollen

Machinery

Wm. Ryder & Co., Ltd. Spindles, Teleph. 30311

Flyers

James Taylor & Sons (Cleekheaton) Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Ltd. Card Clothing

Tweedales

Machinery& Smalley, Ltd. Textile Sole Agents.

j WilcockBands,Bros.

PickersRoller Skins, Picking

m & >x m *

fr ^ HI!] M PP m & ^ Chung wa Fo chuk Pp him Hong

i'China Engraving & Printing Co.—-12, China. Fire Insurance Co., Ltd., The

13, 14, Praya, Kennedy Town; Teleph. —Union Building; Teleph. 28081; Cable

21854; Cable Ad: “0088” Ad: Chincough

China Entertainment & Land Inves- Directors—Hon.

‘(chairman), S. Mr.H. C.Dodwell,

G. S. Mackie,

Hon.

ment Co., Ltd., Cinema Theatres and Mr. J.Morrison

Owen Hughes,

Land Investment—Proprietors

Theatre, King’s Theatre Building, of King’s K. S. and D. O.G.Russell

Miskin,

Queen’s Road andCentral; A.H.W.C.Hughes, general manager

25313, 25332 25334;Telephs.

Cable25330,

Ad: Gray, sub-manager

G. S. Arch butt, tiro do.

Enterland Agency

Chairman

Chow of Directors—Sir Shouson Atlas Assurance Co., Ld. of London

Managing Directors—Liang Chi Hao

and Chang Fat China Fleet Club—(see under Clubs)

A576 HOXOKONG

China Import and Export Co. — 47,

Des Yoeux Road West; Teleph, 25151;

Cable Ad: Chinimexco; Codes: Bentley’s China Klinwares I¥!fg. Co., Ltd.,

A.B.C. (jth and Private Manufacturers of Vitreous Enamel and

Aluminium Wares—89, Wing Lok

Street; Teleph. 27682; Cable Ad :

China Import & Export Lumber Klinwares F. S. Louie, m.a., b.s<3., gen. mgr. and

Co.,

portersLtd.,andLumber ImportersofandHard-

Manufacturers Ex- chief engr.

wood Flooring—Factory

KwajWan, Kowloon; Teleph. 59306;and Office: To

Cable

J. F.Ad: Lumberco

Srnedley, branch manager Chung howk tin liek yau han kung sze

Sales Agent:accountant

L. Huang, B. J. Lacon—Prince’s China Ltd., Light

TheTelephs.& Power

— Head Co., George’s

Office:andSt. (1918),

CBldg. (Room No. 305), Hongkong Building; 28538 28537

Generating Station: Tai Wan Rd.,

Hok-Un; Teleph. 58059

China Ink Mfg. Co.—To Ka Wan; Administrative Offices: Kowloon

Teleph. 58946 Tong; Telephs.

Sub-Offices: 58044/7

Kowloon Tong, Telephs.

56005 and 67005; Tsim Sha Tsui,

Telelph. 57448;

Teleph. 57677; Yaumati,

Sham Shui Po,

Teleph.

China

Trust Industrial

Metaliurgicgue Corporation,

- Beige -

1

56375; Kau Piii Shek, Teleph.

Francais, Aero-Trading—National j 56155; HolCUn, Teleph. 58059;

Bank Building, 8a, HesP. Vpetix Taipo Market, Dial 91 and ask

Cfentral; Tfefeph. 30464; O. Bbx Road

299; j for 2021

Board

Cable

A. A.Ad:. Aerotra manager

C. Morant, Bragaof (chairman),

Directors—A.Hon. Mr. J. P.

H. Compton,

Y. S. Yau, assist, manager ; C. A. daFelix

k.b.k., Roza,A. Sir Elly Kadoorie,

Joseph, M. K. Lo

Ignace Tsa and Lawrence Kadoorie

Agencies at Shanghai, Nanking, Tien- Manager’s Office

tsin, Canton D. W. MUntOn, manager

I. N. Murray, deputy manager

Miss

Miss L.M. Dunn,

G. Alves'steno-typist

; do.

China-Japan Trading Co., The, Import-

Export, Shipping and Insurance Agents Head

—French Bank Building, Teleph. 28168; 1 Noel Braga, secretary Office Staff

P.O. Box 534 John V. Braga, .(tcting'secretarv

S.F. Saito,

C. Mat,general manager

manager O. M. da Silva, assistant

W. F. Tam, sub-manager P.H. Samuel,

Chan Fook Chor, do. do.

Mrs. V. Loureiro, steno-typist.

*3 & it 7E * Generating Station

F. C. Clemo, Station supt.

China Lace Co., Manufacturers and C.J . E.Ci ofton,

Barrow,asst. do. engineer t

maintenance

Exporters of China Lace,

Drawn work, table linen, bed spreads, Swatow H. Wong, asst. do.

handkerchiefs, silk embroideries, under- W. Taylor, charge engineer

wear, jackets, pyjamas, shawls, kirnonoes, G.J. W. I. Angus,

Bertram, do. do.

and also lacquer,

pewter, China Porcelain, jade, ivory,

pearl, &crystal, G, A. Nicholls, do.

silver, amber, blackwood earthenagate,

ware, N.

J. Ellis, charge engineer

etc.,

Office: etc. Wholesale and Retail—Head Bolton, assist, engineerJ. McNeill, A.

Grady, E. Joffe, R.

28941; 61, Queen’sRoad

Cable Central; Teleph.

Ad: Chinalace. Miss I. Carvalho, steno-typist

Branch Distribution Department

Office: 3. Commercial Street,' Swatow; ■ J. D. Parkinson,

Cable

Ng KengAd: Chinalace

Ching, general ingr. M. R. Swain, asst.distribution do. engc.

 HONGKONG A577:

A.F. Hamblin,

C. Tinson,districtdo.engineer , 5^.^

A.T. Young,

J. Y. Smith, do. do. China Mercantile Company — 64,

Connaught Road Central; Teleph. 21504;

C. F. Wood, do. . P.O. BoxA.BiC. 65,0;5thCable

f). Lyon,

C. B. Easterbrook,

do.

workshop engr. Codes:

Universal Trade. edn.,Ad:Acme, Wading'pird;

Bentley’s;

K. J. Master, junior engineer Phillip S. Lee, manager

J. Fancey, clerk

Miss D. Buntzen, steno-typist

Meter Department fi m m ^ m

G.sumers’

R. Murray,

engineermeter supt. ifc cort- China MerchanI's’ Lun shun chiiA sheung hulc

Steam Navigation

F.J.C. Young,

A. Clark,

White, general

asst, meter supt. 1

H. Co.—15

Gable Ad:andMerchants,

16, Connaughti, Road West;

installationasst.engr.engr. •'U.;Sze Wing, manager

L. V. de Souza, asst. do. Tong Hin Pong,seechief

A.W. A.C.Reed, ' engineer

Tillery, insp. do. (For Officers of Strs. Endclerk of Directory)

F.A. D.R. Alves, asst. insp. engr.

M. Satiny, chief meter insp.

A.A. Smith,

Y. Lee, outside

asst. overseer do. OTARDS BRANS*

J. Alvares, asst. do.

G. H. Y. Ribeiro, chief tester The Brandy with a Pedigree

Miss E. Broadbridge, steno-typist. •

Accounts Department Teleph. 30311

W. J. Brownj’chief accountant

A. B. Clemo, assist. do.

O. P. Remedios, assistant Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

G.L. A.A. Noronha,

Rocha, ' do.

dp.

F. P. Barros, do. Sole Agejits.

J. C. de Souza, do.

A. E. de Pinna, do. China Metal Manufacturing Co.. Ltd.,

M. B. Gutierrez, steno-typist.' . Manufacturers

Meter Records Section' Torch I.: J ;|I - AIkurk Exporters

of ' :uof .■Electric

I!-.

W. J. Brown, jr. iiig, Yeung

fTeffeph.

Yeplc-Shi, gen. mgr.

Time-Keeper 1 ' China Metal Works

F. J. da Luz'

Stores , China ’ YEetal WoRKs^Ciiina . Bldg:;

J. H. Shaw, stores supt. ! Teleph/; 24725 • 1

; ;

H. P. Morton, asst., do.

A. A. Sarny, :clerk of works

-at ^ 4s

‘China Mail” (Evening1 Newspapfer) Chino. Motor Bws Co., Ltd. Motor

! “ Overland China Mail ” (Weekly); Coach Services—120, Whitfield, Cause-

Eublished

ltd., General by ThePrinters,

NewspaperBookbinders,

Enterprise, way Bay; Teleph. 26868 (manager’s

etc. — 3a, Wyndham Street; Teleph. || office), (workshop);

26867 (general office),; and 26862

.20Q22;

D. C. Cable

Wilson,Ad:manager

Mail Bbntley’s Cable-Ad: Silicify; Code :

Ngaii

Won^ Shing Kwan,assist.

Yiu Nam, managing

f

do.director

Editorial Department : Hew Ah Lan, secretary

G.C. Burnett , Wong

Clian Tat

R, Wong,

Goldman,

reportersS. Dalziel ' and P. Sek^Cho, cashier '

accountant

Business Department H. Yan

Ip K. Sien,

Shau, dog supt.

traffic

^ L.G. K.Tong Cheung* 1 Miss Rozario K. C. Ngan, workshop-in-charge

Lai Hing, do.

_A578 HONGKONG

m % m * & n & a m mm *

Wing nin po sfiau kung sze China Rubber Tyre Co., Ltd., Tyre,

China Mutual Life Insurance Co., Rd.; Teleph. Wheel & Rim Specialists—130, Johnston

Ltd. (Under Management of Sun 25813; Cable Ad: Chinatyre

Life Assurance Co. of Canada)— China Sanitary Utilities Manufactur-

Gloucester Building ing Co.—12,

Teleph. 20352 Kwong Yuen Street East;

China Navigation Co., Ltd.

Butterfield Swire (John Swire & China Silk & Embroidery Co.—1,

Ltd.),

(ForSons,

Steamers End of Directory) On Lan Street; Teleph. 24209

China Soap Co., Ltd., The, Soap and

China-New Guinea Trading Co.—36, Glycerine Manufacturers—Reg.

Chartered Cable

Bank Building, Office:

Connaught Road C.; Teleph. 26417 Shanghai; Ad: Lever.18, The Bund,

Hongkong

Office: China Building(4th floor); Teleph.

China Paint SVIfg. 22433; P.O, Box 530

and General Office-Co.,1, Ltd.—Factory

Arran Street, K. T. Chung, agent

Kowloon; Teleph. 56815 ; Cable Ad :

Chipaintco

K. Lam, manager China Sports, Dealers in Athletic Goods

—16, D’Aguilar St.; Teleph. 26846;Cable

Ad:K. Chinasport

L. Ho, manager

China Petroleum Products Co. — 4,

Queen’s Road Central; Teleph. 30476;

Cable Ad: Petro ?|J 0 H M #

“ China Star,” The (Chinese Semi-

China Phonograph & Radio, Ltd., Weekly on Wednesdays and Satur-

The—Office : York Building; Teleph. days)—50, Wellington Street

Leung Siu Hoi, publisher

27738; Cable Ad : Brunswick Tsang Chi Nam, manager

S. M. Churn,“managing director Mong Lo, Nei Lak and Tang

Pui Kung, editors

Lam Ching-un, advertising mgr.

China Provident Loan And Mort- China Supply Corporation—16, Queen’s

gage

Warehouse Co.,Licensees,

Ltd., GeneralMotor Bonded Road Central; Teleph. 25997

Transport

Contractors—Head Office and Godowns: China Tea Co., The, Tea Merchants—1b,

Connaught Road West and Kennedy Pottinger Street; Teleph. 24697; Cable

Town; Teleph. 27761; Cable Ad: Relyat Ad: Sinocongo. Head Office: Shanghai

Board of Directors—C.

(chairman), Sir RobertA. Hoda Tung,

Roza,

N.Hodgson,

V. Croucher, S. M. Churn, P. M. China Trading Co.—China Building;

T. B. Wilson, Hon. Mr. Teleph. 22581

J. P. Braga, Li Tse Fong China Trading Corporation—225,

Head Office Queen’s Road C.; Teleph. 23940

D. L. King, secretary and manager

J.F. C.A. Guterres E. M. da Rocha China

Y. K. Lee

Machado J. H. Tam

G.C. A.Waller Teleph.Transport

30193 Co.—China Building;

L.H. A.Botelho

Roza Rozario

M. S. Chan W. Maher M ft m *

Lau Wai Piu ChoyWing WingKeeLok China Travel Service, General Tou-

A. W. Johnsford Ng Miss I. Guimgam rist Office—6, Queen’s Road Cent.;

Telephs. 22823 and 26176; Cable Ad :

Agents Travelbank; Codes: Bentley’s and

Yorkshire Insurance Co., Ltd. Private

 HONGKONG A579

SuT.Noting, general manager

S. Yang, export do.

Kee chong pa him ydu han hung sze S. K. Yau, secretary

China

Marine, Underwriters,

Accident,; Ltd.,Earthquake,

Sickness, Life, Fire,

Typhoon, Motorcar, Plate Glass and 13 & K ft A ^

General Insurance — Head Office: 4a, Hua tun tse mi yu Asien hung sze

Des Voeux

Box 245;Road

P.O.Directors—A. Central;

Cable Ad: Teleph. 28121: Chinese

Underwrite Estates, Ltd., Laud Investment

L. Shields (chairman), —China Buildings,

Teleph. (5th

24047Floor), Queen's

Li Tse Fong, Mok Ching Kong, C. Load Cent.;

Leung Kwai Tin, chair man of directors

A. (hi Roza, P. Y. Botelho and H. R. Fung Ling Fan, director and secretary

Sturt

Shew an, Tomes & Co., general agents Chinese Industrial Chemical Co.—

H.lt. Sturt, f.i.a., managing

E. R. Childe, a.i.a., secretary director 47, Bute Street; Teleph: 58991

E.Staff—W.

D. Lahrousse,

E. Hale,accountant

J. R. L. Stanton, E.

I. Leitao, D. C. Alves, F. M. Britto,

F. G. Burros, H. A. de Figueiredo,

L.L. A.M. dade Silva,

Sousa,L.Miss.

A. V.H. Soares, Miss Chinese Invoice Office—Frtench Bank

M. de Sousa

and Chan Shin Tsun Building; Teleph. 27026; Cable Ad:

Compradore— Wong Ngai Tong Chinese

Principal Medical

Macgown, m.d., ch.b. (Edin.)Officer — J. C.

Fire and Marine. Agents for WHITE HOUSE

WHfiSSiY

surance Co., Ld.

Marine Settling Agents for The Choice of the Connoisseur

London Assurance Teleph. 30311

Insurance Co. of North America

Insurance Office of Australia, Ld.

Ocean Marine Insurance Co., Ltd. Jardine, Matheson & Go., Ltd.

13 £ 1 * 3S ill) Sole Agents.

Chinese Bazaar, The Manufacturers and

Exporters of Swatow Drawn Work and ® u ¥ m

Canton Embroidery, Furcoats, Pajamas, ‘■'Chinese Mail”

Under wears, Mandarin Coats, Hand- Paper—(See Wah Chinese Tsz Yat Po)

Morning

made Filet, Crochet, Thread or

Linen Laces, Grass Linen, Silks,

Shantung Pongee, Ivory-ware, Pew- g|) || A You: loon hnan

ter-ware, Amber-ware, Fancy Goods,

etc.—China Building, Queen’s Road Chinese Frontier Maritime CustomsBuilding

District)—York (Kowloon

(3rd

Central; Teleph.- 24744; P.O. Box 336; door), Chater Road; Teleph. 48191-6

Cable Ad

edn. and Bentley’s Bazaar; Codes: A.B.C. 5th (For staff see Kowloon Frontier section)

Mark C. Lim, general manager Chinese Merchants’ Club — (see

Chinese Chamber qf Commerce—(see Clubs)

Associations) Chinese Manufacturers & Distribu-

Chinese Club—(see Clubs) tors Co-operative Co.—20, Queen’s

Road C.; Teleph. 26964

Chinese Embroidery Co-, The, Im-

porters, Exporters, Manufacturers Chinese Manufacturers’ Union—(see

of Swatow Drawn Work- China Associations)

Building; Teleph. 26829; P.O. Box

371; Cable Ad: Chemoo; Codes: Chinese Press Association — (see

Acme, Bentley’s Associations)

A580 HONGKONG

m & m m & m * Chocolate HomeShop,Made,

The,Cakes,

Specialists in

Chinese Optical Co.—G7, Queen’s Road Delicious Coconut

Central; Telepli. 23368: Cable Ad: Custards Cups Mocca

and Confectionery. Excellent

Coffee*

Optician; Code; Bentley’s Wedding, Birthday andr Christmas

Served Daily.

Cakes

Made toCatered

Parties Order.for—31,

Picnic ^Nathan

and Private

Road,

fr # # %

Chinese Products Co., The, Im- Kowloon; Teleph. 56792

Mrs. P. M. Y vanovilch, proprietress

porters, Exporters and General

mission Agents—76, Des Vceux Road Com-

Central; Teleph. 25993; Cable Ad:

Chineducts; Codes: Bentley’s and Chotirmall%ifc Co., K.M A. J„ Exporters and

A.B.C. 6th edn.; RO. Box 119 Importers of Silk Goods and Curios, and

H Yaa King Commission

Street; Teleph. Agents—37,

22805; P.O. BoxWyndham

317

Chinese Peoduce Shippers, Exporters of

Chinese Products—(4th floor), China fi m

Building; Teleph. 24528; Cable Ad: Christensen & Co., General Importers and

Shippers. All Codes Exporters-—David House, Des Yoeux Rd.

W. T. Sun, secretary C.;E.Teleph. 21062; Cable Ad: Crisanco

Christensen, partner

jm M Leung King Sau, do.

Chung TtwoU din po huk Chuen Lee Shipping Co.—4, Con-

Chinese

tion Telegraph Administra-

(next tQ naught Road W., Teleph. 26930:

H’kong. 3,Club)

— Connaught Road

Chuen On Steamboat Co., Ltd.—131,

LiP.Sheung Ming, manager

L. Liang, Bonham Strand East ; Teleph 26061

Chang Kuh, superintendant

tfaflic'febiitroller Chun Hing & Co.—2b, Pottinger Street;

Chen Shi Jang, apcount Teleph. 20565

Chun On Fire Insurance Co., Ltd.—

Ching Kee S. N. Co., Ltd. —156, 8, Hon. Queen’s Road Wrest; Teleph. 27308

Wing Lok Street; Teleph. 23236; Cable Mr. T. N. Ghaut .secretary

Ad: Ching Kee; Radio Ad: Ching .Kee; Chun King , Co. • 261, Queen’s Road

Codes: A.B.C Private W.; Teleph. 27295

Yue woo

Chiu Brothers, Importers, Exporters, Chung- Cki-Nama Commission Agent,

Exporter and Representative of

Shipping Building;

—China & General Teleph.

Commission 27506;Agents

P.O. '.“Wallenstein, Krause & Co..” Java

Box 261; Cable Ad: Flourish: Codes: —Bank of Canton Building (5th

A.B.C. 5th and 6th edns., Western floor); Teleph.: 24709; Cable; Ad:

Union, Bentley’s, Acme and Private Cultured

Chiu Chu San, Dr., m.b., b.s., Chung Hing Go., Exporters—Kai

General Medical Practitioner — Ming Building (2nd floor); 6,

Office: 81, Queen’s Road Central

Telephs. 202421 and 20251 (Residence) Queen’s Road Central: Teleph. 20719;

P.O. BOX 447; Cable Ad: Chetnbalis

Cmu «K Ho—6, ■ Des Yoeux Road C.; Chung Hsing Cloisonne Company—17,

Teleph. 20529 Wyndhanv Street; Teleph. 26991

Chiu

ship On Steamship Co.,

Merchants—205, Wing Ltd.,

Lok Steam-

Street; Chung Hwa Book Co., Ltd., (Incorporated

Teleph. 21208 in China), Sales

Publishers and Stationers—

Tsoi Tsz Wing, Tung Chung Wai, Lau Hongkong Central; Telepb. Office:

20635. 69,Works:

Queen’s

40,Road

Pak

Yu Fook,

Kiln’, Ip Kwok

Lam Lai

Shang, Pan,

Wong Kwok

Tso Tai Street, Ma Tau Kok, Kowloon;

Ting and Sun Wai Bun Teleph. 59027

 HONGKONG Af)81

Chung Sai Drug Co.—«9a, Des Voeux Confraternity of the Blessed

Road C.; Teleph. 20192 Sacrament

Chung Wah Leather Bag Manufactur- First Church of Christ, Scientist,

ing Co.,22733

Teleph. Ltd.—17, Bonham Strand E.; Hong Kong—MacDonnell Road

(Refer all Enquiries to P.O, Box 586>

Chung Wah —& 28a,

Accessories Co., DesAutoYoeux

Parts Road

and Hildesheim Mission, “Eben-Ezer

Central; Teleph. 23477 ; Cable Ad: House”,

Girls (Hand Industrial Home for

knitted Goods forSale)—

Blind

Midwa. Codes: Bentley, Acme & Private Pokfulam; Teleph. 22523

Tso Chung, manager

London

and 78-80,Mission — 4 6, Road:

Robinson BonhamTelephs.

Road,,

Chung Wah Soap Factory—22, Davis 27786 & 23421; Cable Ad: Missioriary

Street ; Teleph. 25188 Dr. R. M. Gibson

CHURCHES AND MISSIONS Dr. F. R. Ashton

Dr. R. M. Alderton

All Saints’ Church — 545, Nathan Dr. Annie Sydenham

Road; Teleph. 56329 Miss M. Ward

Mrs. Hughes

Miss D. Hutchinson, is.a.

Miss

Miss V.D. D.M. A.Shilstbn,

Silcocks,b.sc.B.sc.

Catholic Cathedral—16, Caine Road Miss K. Blackman

Right Rev. Mgr. Henry Yaltorta, 1, Rev.

Knight

Bishop

tolic of ofHongkong

Leros and Vicar Apos- andStreet,

Mrs. F.Kowloon

Short Tong

Very Rev. Fr. A. Riganti, Pro-Vicar Morrison Hall—University

Delegate, Churchand Rector of St. S. V. Boxer, B.Sc. arid Mrs. Boxer

Joseph’s

Rev. Fathers Spada, D. Arvat, J.

Carabelli, A. Grampa, D. Page, Maryknoll & m 4l * m m

E.B. Pilenga,

Teruzzi, U.L.Galbiati,

Rossi, M.P. Maglio,

Robba, in South China < Under

the direction of The Catholic Foreign

R.J. Zilioli,

S. Brookes, Lawrence Bianchi, Mission

and Society of America,

Administration: Maryknoji,Seminary

N.Y.,

M. Cantore, A. Granelli, U.S.A.)—160, Austin Road, Kowloon

D. D’Ayala Valva, A. Cometti, E. Rev. C. F. Burns, procurator

Bruzzone, A. Rossello, O. Libera-

tore, O. De-Angelis, R. Maglioni, Missions Addresses -

A.Nina,Feroldi, A. Poletti,

C. Orlando, R. Della-

N. Maestrini, Kongmoon—Rt, Rev. J. E. Walsh, Vic.

G. Caruso, G. Alessip, Bazzo, Q. Aposotolicv

of Seminary,Key., Rev.A.J. Paulhus,

J. Toomey,Rector

Rev.

De-Ascaniis, A. Aletta and A. Zago E.M. Ashness, Rev. Michael;

C., Walker,Hogan

Rev.

Chinese Anglican Church Body, Burke, Bros.

and Jude Donnelly

The (Incorporated under Ordi- Sun Chong—Rev.R. J.J', Heemskerk

nance

Rt. No. Bishop

Rev. 18 of 1902)_

of Victoria, chairman Sanchow—Rev_ Cairns (Sancian

St. Stephen’s Church—Pokfulam Rd. Island) v

St. Paul’s Church—Glenealy Road Chikkai—Rev. J. J. Tierney

Holy TrinityChurch—Homuntin

Church—Kowloon City Kochow—Rev. A. J. Paschang, Rev.

All Saints’ J. A. McGinn and Rev. M. Feeney

St. Mary’s Church—Causeway Bay Tungchen—Rev. J. P. McGinn

Tung

OfficeOn—Rev. M. A..Churchill (Tel.

■Church Missionary Society, South Ynieshing)

Sunning City-r—Rev. McDermott and

China Mission—Cable Ad: Testimony Dr. H, Blaber

Secretary—Rev.

Hok Tung, Canton J. Jenkins, 36, Pak Fachow—Rev. O.. A. lla,uschenbach

Financial Secretary—H. C. J. Asche, Loting—Rev. R. Kennedy, Rev. J.

St. Secretary

Stephen’s inCollege, Hongkong Lavin

Acting Hongkong— Chiklung—Rev. G- Bauer

Rev. G. K. Carpenter, St. Johns Yeungkong—Rev. T. A. O’Melia, Rev,

Hall, Hongkong University J. Smith

A582 HONGKONG

Wuehow—Rev. J. P. Rejan, Rev. F. Rosary Church—Chatham Road, Kow-

Connors loon

Pingnam—Rev. Rector—Rev. Fr.FatherH.

L. M. Rossi

V. Kiernan, Rev.B. F.F.MacRae,

Meyer, Rev.

Rev. T.J. Assistant—Rev. de Angelis

C'mneen, Rev. P. Donnelly, Bro. F.

Wempe ^ ^ ^

To-Pong—Rev. A. F. Dempsey Sailors’ Home and Missions to Seamen

Watlam—Rev. L. J. Jones —Sailors’ Home Road,

and Seamen’s Insti-

Jung Yun--Rev. W. P. Mulcahy, Rev. tute, Gloucester

Schulz,

Rev. WeberRev.and

Gilleran, Rev. Kupfer,

Bro. Lawrence Chaplain—Rev. CyrilWanchai

Brown, b.a.

Kwei Hon. Treasurer—G. S. Archbutt

E. A.Lin—Rev.

Toomey andJ Romaniello, Rev.

Rev. J. L. Foley Secretaries

Bingham && Matthews

Accountants—Lowe,

Ping Lo—Rev. J. W. Regan and Rev. Manager—H. Watt

A. Lecroix

Kaying—Rev. M. Ahern, Rev. R. B. Sailors’ and Soldiers’ Home — 22, ,

Rhodes, Rev. F. Donnelly, Rev. P. Henhessy

Chu and Bro. A. Boyd

Moi Yen—Mgr. F. X. Ford, Rev. J. D. 24620 Road, Wanchai; Teleph.

Gallagher and Rev. R. Quinn President and Treasurer — Rev:

Saiolok— Rev. C. P. Hilbert, Rev. W. Erris C. H. Tribbeck j

J. Downs, Rev. J. O’DonneU, Rev. Resident Secretary—Wm.

Hon. Secretary H. Smith .

to the Committee—

Chai, Rev. Bush and Bro. A. Mc- Wm. Sayers

Kernan

Chongpu— Rev. J. J. Driscoll

Pet Teu Tshai—Rev. J. M. Murphy

Sak Tsen—Rev. P. Malone 1 s s « * g *

Tungshek—Rey. Tai hii sung chun ka:u tong

M. Gleason T. Donovan and Rev. Spanish Dominican Procuration for

Limchai—Rev. W. O.A.Denni.s

J. Callan and-Rey. O’Brien, Rev. Missions1—2,. Seymour Road; Teleph.

Tsung Kow—Rev. F. Donagny 20721; P.O. Box 432; Cable Ad:

aotshi—Rev. J. Q D iy Dominicos

Procurator—Rev. Fr. F. R. Nova!, o.p.

Hingning—Rev. C. Lim Assistants—Fr. H. Suarez, o.p., and

Hokshika—Rev. C. Plekstein Rev. Fr. A. Fernandez, o.p.

P. Hon

Sam-HoPa • Uev. J. A. McCormick

St.Kowloon

Andrew’s. CutiRCH — Nathan Road, j ,

“ Ohae Leah, ” Synagogue—70, Rob- Vicar—Rev. J. R. —Higgs,

inson Road

President—Joseph - Gould r.' . Church Wardens W. H.b.a.Robson /

Committee---E. Ezra, A: S. Gubbay, and F. W.' Stapleton

Hon. Secretary—E. O. Thomas

Er M. Hajonond, F. A.' Joseph, J.

S.Goldenberg

Gubbay (hon.

(hon. treasurer)

secretary), W.

St.Street,

Anthony’s Church—179,

WestFathers

Point; Teleph. 21226Third l

^ ^ m ns m m Salesian in charge

Fat lan sai Chun hau tong

Procure Gen^rale des Missions St.^John’sHCathedral—Garden Tai Lai pai tong

Road j. .

EtrangMes de Paris

Procureur G4n.—Rev. A. Biotteau Dean—Vy. Rev.A.Swann, m.a.,d.s.cJ1

Assistants—Revs. L. Vircpndelet Asst.

M.A.Chaplain—Rev. H. W. Baines„?i

and P. Moreau

Sanatorium—Pokfulana Organist—F. Mason, a.r.c.o.,,l.t.c.l.

Superior—Rev. L. Marie Hon. Secretary—W. C. Clark

Assistant—P. Bos Hon. Treasurer—B.

Verger and Clerk—R.E. J.Maughan

Poye ji

House of Nazareth—Pbkfulam

Superior—Bishon Deswaziere'

Assistants—F. Monnier, G. Bober, St.near

Joseph’s

Peak Tramway Station ■ ; Roac§

Church— 5, Garden

E. Karrer, A. Vignal, F. Bozon Rector-Fr. A. Rigan ti

and T. Mongellaz

 HONGKONG A583

St.Point;

LouisTeleph.

Industrial School —

21226. Orphanage: West Catholic

Building,Union

Tack Club—12,

Hing Street,TungKowloon

Cheng

179, Third Street; Salesian Insitute Patron—Bishop

Spiritual H. Valtorta

Adviser—Rev. L. M. Rossi

St.wood

Margaret

Boad, Mary’sValley

Happy Church—Broad- President—H.

Vice do.—A. J. Dixofi

Osmund

Eev. Fr. D. Page, rector Hon. Secretary—F. A. M. Rosario

Rev. Fr. P. Ngai Hon. Treasurer—F. A. M. Barretto

Committee—A.

O. Remedies and F. Remedies, A. M.

L. Z. Marques

it m

Tai sheh ch’u Lai pai tong

Union Church—Kennedy Road China Fleet Club—Gloucester Road;

Services—11 a.m. and 6 p.m. Teleph. 32000

Hon. Treasurer—E. Himsworth, 23, President

Elliott, — Commodore

O.B.E., R.N. Frank

Peak Mansions

Hon. Secretary — N. Currie, Hon. Treasurer—Paymast. Comm.

Gibb, Livingston E. M. Tetley, r.n.

Alinister—Rev. E. G.& Co., Ltd. 400,

Powell, Secretary—F. G. Hill, r.n.

Manager—L. J. M. Stark, r.n.

Peak

mu Chinese Bathing Club—North Point;,

Victoria Home and Orphanage— Teleph. 23652

Kowloon City; Teleph. 57040

Mrs. C. I. Blanchet

S. L. Hollis | M. A. Jennings WHITE HORSE

Wesleyan Methodist Garrison and WHISKY

Naval Church - Queen’s Road

Wanchai, opposite Naval Hospital East,

Easily distinguishable by its aroma

Chuwa Trading Co.—1a, Chater Road; Teleph. 30311

Teleph. 20706

Civil Hospital (See Government) Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Civil Service Cricket Club (See Clubs) Sole Agents.

Claremont Private Hotel (See Hotels) Vr & ffi m

Chinese Club—6, Des Vceux Road

Central

Cable Ad:; Telephs.

SinoclubK.26677 and 26678;;

Clark and Iu, Architects and Civil Chairman—H. Lee

• Engineers — Kayamally Building, 20, Vice-do. —Chau luS.LinWan

Queen’s

26710 Road C.; Telephs. 21401 and Hon. Secretary—Y.

J. Caer Clark, partner Hon. Treasurer — L e u n g K a m

lu Tak Lam, b.sc., do. Cheung

Committee— R. Shim, H. W. Lee,

Clover Flower Shop, Florists, Seedsmen Tse Yan Pak,

Hin Shing and U.TamSzeShiuWing,

Wai Lo-

and Nurserymen—^Gloucester Arcade;

Cable Ad: Goldfinch

CLUBS Chinese

Building Merchants Club—China

(5th floor); Teleph. 24671

American Club, The —Chung Tin Chairman—Sir Shou-son Chow, Kt.

Building, lies Vceux Road and Ice Vice-Chairman—Dr. R. H. Kote-

House Street; Teleph. 23291 wall, C.M.G., LL.D.

President—C, H. Benson Hon. Secretary—W. N. Thomas

Secretary—L. C. Grover Tam, j.p.

General Committee—H. L. Schultz, Hon. Treasurer—Li Hoi Tung, j.p.

S. W. Hamilton and G. Duclos Secretary—Lo Siu Tong

JYr,Sj HONGKONG

Chinese Recreation Club—Causeway Hongkong Civil Service Cricket Club,

Bay; Teleph. 21165Sir Shou-soti Chow,

Patrons—Hon. —Ground

Patron—HE. :HuppySirValley;

Wm. Peel,Teleph. 2084,

k.c.m.g.,

c.m.g., Hon. Dr. R. H. Kotewall,

ll.d.,

Pak To,c.m.g.,

Loo Mok

CheungWingSliiu,

Vue, and

Ng Presdt.—G. R. SayerE. Mar.ghan

Hon. Dr. S. W. Tso, Hon.

Hon. Treasurer—B.

Secretary—J. W. Deakin

ffl pfi '§§ Sai yeung Rung sze 3 ^ ■ San-Kurig sze

Club Lusitano—Cable Ad: Lusitano Hongkong Club—Cable Ad: Hongclub

President—Dr. F. M. Graca Osorio Genqral

Hon. Secretary^—F. L. Silva

Hon. Treasurer—D. P. J. Lopes Tin^on (chairman), —M. G.H. Turner

Committee G. N. ,

Committees - F. P. Sequeira, J. A. S. (vice-chairman),

G. de la P. B. Fitzgerald, F. C. J

J., K. Bpusfield,

Alves, A. C. Botelho and F. G. M. Hall, Hon. Mr.

Costa

Clerk—S. M. Rozario L H. Little, A. S.R.Mackiclian

E. Lindsell,

an

i[, G, A. Peptreath

Secretary—S.

Assist, do - A.R.II.Kerr Abbas

Club de Recreio—King’s Park,

Kowloon; Teleph.

Radio Ad: Recreio 57483; Cable and

Presidt.—E. V. M. R. de Souza SI » ifc IT ti #

Hon. Treasurer—F.

Hon. Secretary—Fred. V. V.A.. RfbeTro

Xavier ; Hong liong Ta po Rung sz

Committee-^-G. A. Noronha, A. M. Hongkong Cricket Club,—Secretary’s

Xavier, F. H. Barnes, A. Y. Office: Cricket Pavilion; Teleph. 20497 :

Oosano, !•'. X. Spares and C. H. Presidenty-R.

Committee—T. Hancock

E. I. Pearce, P. M. !

Basto Hodgson,

■CraigeNgowkii Cricket Club * : II. Mil"), ■!!. A.C- W.

A. Bowker,

Hayw-n-d,E. H.J. '•j

President—B. W. Bradbury | Oweh-Hughes.

Robertson arid J.V. R.R. Collis,

GordonL. G.

Yice-db. ^-C.'S. Rbsselet

Hon. Secretary—LT. M. Omar Hon. Secretary—L. ,S.: Greenhill

Hon' . Treasurer—A. E. CoatesR. Basa, Treas.—Percy Smith,Sethik Fleming | ;

Committee

Dr. V, N.—E. el Arculli,

Atienza, H. Beer, A. B. Hongkong Football Club

Hamson,

Landolt and W. W.'K.

J. Howard,

Way J. S. President—Sir Henry Pollock, kt..

FiLiFixo/CLUBr-King’s Park, Kowloon; Vice-do. —H.-rAj.

Capt., Asspcn.' R. Forsyth

Skinner

Teleph. 5714*2 V. N. Atienza

President—Dr. Capt., Rugger—D. MeLellan

Vice-do —R. Basa Hon. Secretary—W. Pryde

Hon. Secy. &—Treas.—L. R,Fernando,

Ildefonso Treasurers—Percy

Fleming Smith, Seth & I

Committee Dr. F. S.

G. S. Angeles, F. Gonzalez, I. S. Hongkong Jockey Club, The—Glouces-

Castro and R. J. Manalac ter Bldg., (3rd floor); Teleph. 27794)

Stewards —Hon. Mr.1 C. Gordon

Hi & If $r MackieM.(chairman),

burn, T. Johnson, V.D- M.J- Lewis,

Gray-

Hollandsche Club (Netherlands Ten- His Honour Mr. Justice A. D. A.

nisHon.

Club)—King’s Park MacGregor,

Secretary—T. W. Brunger (clerk of the K.course)

c., T.H.E.G,Pearce

Shel-

don, P.Hon.

and TesterSir William Shenton.

Hongkong Amateur Dramatic Club— Secretary—C. B. Brown

President—R.

Hon. E. Lindsell

Secretary—E- S. Robertson

C. Brooks S. A. Sleap arid H.&F.Davis Rozario

Hon. Treasurer—John Treasurers—Linstead

Committee — E. W. Hamilton, E., Stables—Village Road; Teleph. 27796M"

Grossman, A.J. Walker

V. Kinchin'1 , iriariager’

G. Nigel C. Champkin and F.

 HONGKONG A585

Hongkong Hockky Club General Committee—L. C. F.

Presidenfc-^-W. Woodward Bellamy, C. J. Davis, C. F. Hall, E.

Hon. Secretary—J. L. Tetley A. JenkinSon, W. H. Loch and D.

Hon. Treasurer—E. V. Reed W. Tratman, c.m.g.

Captain “A” Team- J. R. Rodger Polo Club—Mongkok

Yice-Capt.—J. E. Potter

Captain “By Team—H. R. A. Wood Patron—H.R. H. The Prince of Wales

President—H.E.

Kowloon Bowling Green Club Chairman—H. E.The MajorGovernor

General O.

President— B. Wylie C. Borrett

Vice-do. E. Hale Hon. Secretary—Lt.-Col.

Dowbiggin H. B. L.

Hdh.

Hon. Secretary—D.

treasurer—J. L.W.Tetley Waterton TVeagurers—Thomson

tered accountants & Co., char-

Kowloon Chess Club - Central British Royal Hongkong Golf Club, The—

Office: York i Building, 4th floor;

School, Nathan Road,

RalstonKowloon Happy

President—J.

Vice- do.' — J: S. Smith Bay: 9 Valley: 9 holes; 2 Deep

holes; Fanling: CoursesWaterof

Hon: Secretary^—A. D. Sequeira 18 holes each and one of nine holes

Hon. Treasurer—Dr. H. D. Matthews Secretary—Lt.-Col. E. D. Matthews

Captain—C. M. Sequeira (Office: York Building, 4th floor)

Committee—:C.

and A. Kurrick E. Wong, B.-Soltau

WHITE HORSE

Kowloon Crlcket Club — Teleph. WHISKY

57018j Cable Ad: Kowcriclub .

President^—RcE. Lihdsell ' Renownel for its fine Liqueur Quality

Vice-do. —E. Abraham

Captain—E. C. Finchor Teleph. 30311

Hon. Secretary—R. P. Phillips

Hon Treasurer—F. G. Maunder

General Committee—F. Good- Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

win, D. S. Green, V. C. Sole Agents.

Labrum, W; W. Hirst, J. S.

Smith, F. E. Nash, C. I. Royal Hongkong Yacht Club, The—5,

Stapleton arid C. J. Tacchi North Point, Shauki wan Road

Balloting Committee—N. F. Bunje, Patrons—H.

k.c jf.' Sir

m.g., kC.b.e., H. E.William Peel,

Admiralc.b.e.,

Sir

A.J. W.

W. M.-Brown,

Brown,P. J. Kristofesen,

A. Howe, Frederic Dreyer, k.c.b.,

W. J. Geall, L. Jack. J. S. Smith, , H. E. Major-Geaierai,O. C» Borrett,

J. P. Robinson and P. Rathmell O.B.*, C.M.O., C.B.E.,L. US.O.

Commodore—A- Sliields

Ladies Recreation Club—Peak Road; Vice-do. —H. S. Rouse

Teleph. 20451 Rear

Hon. Secretaries - K.Wood

do. • G. G. S. Robertson

President—Mrs.

Hon. Treasurer—Mrs.A. Sommerfelt

Dennis Hazell and M. I. —de Lowe, Ville Bingham and

Hon. Secretary—Mrs. H. A. Pearson Treasurers

Matthews

!

Nippon Club—Des Voeux Road General

F. Elliott,Committee

o.b.e., r.n.,— Major

CommodoreJ. A.

President—K. Watanabe

Committee — M. Kitdyama, T. A. Griffin, ii.S.o;, Commander W.

Fujieda, G. Cowland. r.n.. G. H. Gandy,

1 Tshiwatari,K. S'.Ito.Odagiri

T. Inoue,

and1 T.S. Lieut. P. de N. Ramus, r.a., C.

B. Easterbrook, G. S. P. Hey wood,

f Matsubara J. E. Committee—Commodore

Potter

Secretary—H. Miura Sailing F.

Elliott,

Griffin, o.b.e.,

D.so., r.n.,

G. Major

H. J. A. A.B.

Gandy,

, Peak Club

| . Chairman—D, J. Lewis ! Naess, N. V. A, CroucheF, Cdih-

Vice-Chairman—A, mander1 W. G. C wiand, , r.n.

Hon. Secretary—H. S-C. Mackichan

B. Way ' ' (Hdn. S6c.) u *■

A586 HONGKONG

Rowing; Committee—Lieut. P. de Colonial Mercantile Co., Importers, Ex-

N. Ramus, r.a., C. B. Easter- porters and Manufacturers’ Represent-

brook,

Knudsen, J. G.E. S.Potter, K. atives—3rd

A. Reid,(Hon.

P. Heywood

floor, 63-65, Des Voeux Road

C.; Teleph. 28709; P. O. Box 392; Cable-

Sec.)Committee—B. E. Maughan, Ad: Colonmerco; Codes: Acme, Bentley’s,

Bowls

A. Macfarlane, J. Bentley A.B.C. 5th edn.

House Committee—E.

T. Padgett, R. J. D. C.S. Carter,

Grieve, G.V. Commercial & Credit Information

Goulborn Bureau—9, Queen’s Road C.; Teleph.

21072

Hon. Librarian—Mrs. H. S. Rouse.

Sports Club, The—King’s Building; Commercial Press, Stationers,

China), Printers, Ltd., TheDealers(Inc. inin

Cable Ad: Sportsclub Paper, Printing Machinery, Photograp-

Chairman—M. K. Lo hic Supplies, Athletic Goods, etc.—Sales

Vice-do. —T. H. G. Bray field Office:

Hon. Secretary—W.

Assist, do. —C. M. Alves

T. Stanton Printing 35,Works:

Queen’sShaukiwan

Road Central.Road;

Committee—H. F. Bunje, V. E. Telephs. 21631 (Sales Office) and 2477T

Duclos, Y. T. Fung, H. K. Lee, S. (Printing Works);

Printing Works: Cable Ad: Comprint

Y.H. Liang,

H. H. C.Priestley,

M. Manners,

Wongo.b.e., C. S. Waung,

Chung and H. S. Yung

Sik Joseph P. Hsu,manager

assist, do.

Sales

H. Office:

M. Cheng, manager

Taikoo Club—Quarry Bay T. L. Chang, acct.

United Services Recreation Club— £ft A $ If! # &

Gun Club Hill, Kowloon Com m,a su yil yan in sor

President—Col. J. H. Morris, d.s.o. Commercial

Hon. Secretary—Capt. L. J. Walch, Ltd. (Fire, Life, Union Assurance Co.,

R.A.S.C. dent and Sickness, Marine, Typhoon,

Fidelity, Acci- ;

Guarantee

Plate Glass) — 2, Queen's Buildings; Te-

Victoria Recreation Club—Murray leph. 20153; Cable Ad: Cuaco

R. W. Gardiner, local manager

Pier R. L. S. Webb

President—H.E. The Governor

Chairman—Hon. Sir Thomas Sou- Agencies Merchants’ Marine Insce. Co., London ]

thorn, K.B.E., C.M.G.

Vice-Chairman—W. Logan Union Marine and General Insce. Co., j

Joint Ltd., Liverpool

RossHon.

and J.Secretaries—F.

M. Alves W. T.

Compagnie Optorg, Import and Export—I

Hon. Treasurer—H. Hyndman Prince’s Building, Des Voeux Roadj

Teleph. 245-22

Colfix (Far East), Ltd.—Queen’s Build- Compradores’ Association (See Asso-1

ing; Teleph. 28116 ciations)

M M * m £ ^ & PS ^ fr H#

On ning tai yeuk fong Concrete

ufacturers Products

of Grayeblock,Limited, Man

the light r

Colonial Dispensary(Colin Mackenzie weight

Gran concretepolished

coloured buildingfloor,

Block,

dadoPole

an«|1

&Gloucester

Co., Ltd.), Building,

Chemists and Druggists— roof tiles andof slabs,

Teleph.

Pedder Street; Importers whiteandcement,

Klinkabricks

cement

Mrs. E.21877;

Mary Cable

Harmon, Ad:m.p.s.,

Colmaco

manager colours,

and high

polishing and grinding stone*

grade building materials-4

H. Q. Hunt, secretary Office:

25505. St. George’s

Casting Yard:Building;

Ma TauTeleplfKo!6

Colonial Electric Co., Electrical Kowloon; Grayeblock;Teleph.

Codes: 58676;

General,Cable Anf

Bentleyf

Contractors—King’s Theatre

Teleph. 24635; Cable Ad: Amperage Building; A.B.C. 5th and 6th edns.

 HONGKONG A587

Managing Director—Henry Graye ^ ® 1 il; *

Directors—G.

L. Kadoorie,W. A.Greene (chairman),

S. Gubhay, G. Tax peh kwb Ling sz kun

Miskin; Ko Leong Hoe and E. M. Rei gium—Redder building. Redder St.

Consul-General (South China. Hong-

Raymond kong, Macao and Rhilippine

Ed. C. Lee, compradore Islands)—H. Vanderstraeten

Gonley Trading Co.,—20, Wing On Clerk—Chu Dat Hien

Street; Teleph. 21411

^ M # M fS

Bolivia—York Building, l&t Floor

Connaught Aerated Water Co., Ltd.— | Consul—C. H. Basto

57, Queen’s Rd. East; Teleph. 20737 j

mw a ^

Connaught Electric Supplies—255, { Taipa sai hwok Ling sz kun

Queen’s Road West; Teleph. 27166 ; Brazil—8, Des Vceux Road-Central;

Connaught Printing Press. Commercial | R.O.Yice-Consul—Faustino

Box 527. A. Xavier

and .Tob-printers, General Stationers, |

Book-bihders,, Engravers, Block-makers

and Rubber-stamp Makers—IX, Stanley I I

Street; Teleph. 21779 OTAE1DS V.S.O.P.

BRANDY

5f|] /£V. Kung lee A Fine Old Liqueur Brandy

Connell Bros. Company, Ltd.—David j

House; Cable Ad: Connell Teleph. 30311

J. R. JopeSj-manager (IJpng Kong)

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

tf n- m ft Sole Agents.

Kiang Lee Yang Bong

Connell % Co., Ltd., H., Exporters of Costa Rica'—6, Des vceux Road Cent.;

Ginger, Wood Oil, Aniseed and

Oils, Soy Beans, Seagrass and Rattan Cassia Teleph. 2227 7M. da Rocha

Core; and Teleph.

General 24828;

Importers — China Consul-M.

Building; Cable Ad: Cuba—16, Macdonnell Road; Teleph.

Typhoon;

H. Connell, All Popular

managingCodes :

director .24402 '

Dire.ctors—Wong Shun Fax and U. Consul—Fr. Banach ea y Romero

Tat Ohee

N. C. Horne, secretary t ^ m ft

S.H. L.C. Shum

Kiang I| ChanKaMuk

S. K. Shum Tan mak Ling sz kun

A gencies Denmark—York

Telephs.,u 20998 and Peak (2nd

Building floor);

Residence:

“Wardonia” Razors

“Salca ” for dogs, etc. and Blades 29004

“Decarbo ” Car Decarbonizers Consul—Karsten Larssen

ElKowloon;

Salvador — 49,58301

Teleph. Granville Road,

i Consent Co.-^126, Wellington Street; Consul—Trinidad E. Lacayo

Teleph. 28451

CONSULATES', £ iv m ^ *

* Argentine—Office: 3, Queen’s Building; France—13, Tai fat kwok Ling sz kun

Residence: 9, Stubbs Road; Peak Road; Chancery

Teleph. 26651 (Office ) and 24989 of the' Consulate: Alexandra

(Residence).

7 Building, Des Voeux Road; Cable

A ice-Cbnsul—R. Ohl Ad: Fransiilat

A588 HONGKONG

Consul cle Franee —R. Soulange- | f « ss a ^ si a

Teissier 7'ai JVor Wei Kwok Ling Sz Kun

Vice-Consul—M. C. Renner Norway—York Building (2nd floor)’

Secretaire

Noronha Dactylographe—Mile. C. I Telephs. 20998 and Peak Resi-

Commis deClement

Chancellerie—N. van dence : 29004

Tuong et Lo Consul—Karsten Larssen

Medecin du Consulat — Dr. S. S. Peru—1, Tramway Path, Teleph. 22156;

Strahan P.O.Consul-General—M.

Box 480; Cable Ad:R.Peruconsul

Germany — Redder Building; Teleph. Iglesias

•24738; P.O. Box 112; Cable Ad: Chancellor—Edward

Doctor—James C. AndersonPolo Garcia

Consugerma

Consul—H. Gipperich

Secretary—Otto Neidt t ^ ®

Interpreter—Fung Ying-hai Po tu ga lewole Ling sz kun

Guatemala—21, Ming’s Terrace, Ho- Portugal—Stock

Ice House Street Exchange Building,.

nountin;

Cable Teleph. 57215;

Ad: Consulguat P.O. Box 157; Acting Consul—Francisco de Melo-

Consul—J. Gonzalez de Bernedo Costa Marquez de Ficalho

Vice-Consul—PedroVicienteBotelbo

Secretary—F. P. de V. Soares

® **«« ***

Tai I tai li cJiung ling sz Mm 11“ ^ M H il Chim lo LinrJ ldm

Italy—Exchange Building (2nd floor); j Siam — Stock Exchange Building, Ice j

Teleph. 21139; Cable Ad: Italconsul } House Street; Teleph, T.20441

Consul-General—J. Bagram

Consul-General—Comm.

coni A. D. Bian-

Chancellor

Cunietti and Secretary — M. ;

Chinese Secretary—John S. H. Waan ! 71ay say pa ga kwoik Lin si kun

Spain—453, The Peak; Teleph. ■

n m ffi m x b 29333; Cable Ad : Conispania

Yat pirn chung ling sz kun Sui kwok Ling sz kirn j

Japan—5, Ice House Street; Teleph. j Sweden—4a, Des Vceux Road Cehtral;

20579

Acting Consul General—T. Kohri Teleph. 28011; Cable Ad: Svensk

Chancellors—T. Uemura, O. Okuda Vice-Consul—G. Miskin

and K. Kondo

Clerks—S. Fujita, K. Minamide and }

S. Ochi ■s m ® m *

Marine Inspectors—K. Kagami and J Tai mei kwok Ling sz kim

T. Shohji United States of America—2, Queen’s

Road Central; Teleph. 27741L. Hoover I (fo

Consul-General—Charles

m -m wl m w ft Consul—Louis H. Gourley

Tai wo kwofc tsung liny sz chii > Vice-Consul—Donald C. Dunham 1

Netherlands—Asiatic Building (6th I Do. —John C. Pool

floor), Queen’s Road Central Do. —Merritt N. Cootes

Consul-General for Hongkong and ! United —Dr.States

W. L.Public

BarnesHealth Surgeon

South China—M. J. Quist

Vice Consul—D. G. E. Middelburg

Secretary-Interpreter—Li Tgan Fan j b ffi m m *

Continental Flashlight Co.,

t ^ m m ^ m

Teleph. 32280; CableofAd:Canton

Ltd., The—Bank Building; ; ■.

Finelight

Nicaragua—49, Granville

loon; Teleph. 58301 Road, Kow- j G.Chan

Tong,Ping

manager

Consul—Trinidad E. Lacayo Kau, assist, manager

 HONGKONG A58&

8® -g Tung Tsai Lung Agencies:

Cook & Son, Ltd., Thos., Tourist, Sintoon

ShanghaiOverseas Trading Co., Ltd.

Steamship, Banking and Forwarding Higgs Motors, Witton, Birmingham

Agents,, etc.—Queen’s Building '(oppo-

site Star Ferry Pier); Teleph. 21363; Cordial Co., The, Manufacturers and

Cable Ad: Coupon

J. manager Far Eastern general Exporters

H. Green,(Shanghai) of Drawn Work and Ladies’

Silk Underwear, Wholesale arid Retail

N. J. Perrin, manager (Teleph. 21363) —35, Nathan Road, Kowloon; Telephs.

Tourist Dept.—Teleph. 20524 57983; Cable

tley’s and Ad: Cordial; Cpdes: Ben-

Private

A.D. Wheeler

K. Hislop W. C. Kwok

W. K. Lam Miss A. M. Williams Architect and f.r.lb.a.,

Cornell, W,A., f.s.i., Chartered

Surveyor, Civil Engineer

C. See Toh Miss.C. Gill and Valuer, and Proprietor of “Denison,.

S. L. Wong Miss L. Lee Ram and Gibbs” — Hongkong Stock

Banking Dept.—Teleph. 23201 Exchange Building, 10, fee House

W. A. Weight Street; Teleph.

H. C. Woo ! S. 0. Chan

Freight Dept.—Tel'eph. 20525 Hongkong; Code20986; Cable Ad; Wac,

: Bentley’s

A. D’Azevedp' | W. K. Cheung

Accounts Dept.—Teleph. 20525 MONTSERRAT LIME JUICE

Y. K. Chan i H. K. Chan plus

Mail Dept.—Teleph. 20525

T. C. Tang SILVER SLIPPER GIN

Cooper k Co., D. H., Merchants. Com- equals

mission and Estate Agents—Prince’s The Perfect Gimlet

Building, 1, Des Vceux Hoad Central; Teleph. 30311

Teleph.

Khordad 20332; P. O. Box 231; Cable Ad:

D. Chan

H. Cooper, principal Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Man Shek | Ng Hin Chiu Sole Agents.

n & ^ n Koo /pnr hung zse Corney & Co., Ltd., R., Glass Merchants

Cooper & Son, Paper and Oilcloth Mer- and VoeuxMirror

Road Manufacturers—127,

Central; Teleph. 22037; Des

chants,

Importers Drapers,

—132, Stationers

Wellingtonand General

Street; Cable Ad: Corney

Teleph. 22311 ; Cable Ad : Draper Coxon & Co., C., Importers & Exporters

ff W H H Fee Fong Yang Hong —China Building; Teleph. 31643

Co-operative Food Sales (Far East) Co. C. Cnxon, manager

—Bank of Canton Building (2nd floor); SoleDiamond Agents far China -.

Lubricating Oil

Teleph. 31383; P. O. Box 831.; Cable Ad:

Cofos Craigengower Cricket Club (See Clubs

Co-operative

(South Australia), Sandalwood Co. Oreupelandt & Co.—Queen’s Build-

Ltd., Sandal-

wood

Teleph.Merchants—4a, Voeux Road; ing; Teleph. 30901

DesAscol

28847; Cable Ad:

E. J. T. Warren, manager Oroot,

28002 Dr. H. J.—Union Bldg.; Teleph.

tf in a

Co-Operative

Insurance and Trading The, Croucher

CommissionCo.,Agents,

& Co., Stock, Share & General

Brokers (Member Hong Kong Stock

Engineering Contractors, Importers and Exchange)

Telepb.—Chartered BankCrostock;

Build-

Exporters — Bank of Canton Building; ing; Codes:

20211; Cable Ad:

Broomhall, Bentley, A.B.C. 6th,

Teleph. 24238; P.O. Box 514; Cable etc.

Ad: Cooperates N.C.V.C.A.Blake,

Croucher, principal

S. K.P. Tons, manager

S. Yeung, assist. signs per pro.

S. W. Lo, do. Wong Ah Kow, book-keeper

Mrs. Lai, stenographer

A30

A590 HONGKONG

AM Office Staff

E. W. Coulson. >0.F. J.F. Wilkinson

Andrews

Gloucester Building; Tel epli. 28400; J.C. C.L. Gill

Gregory D. Paul

Qable Ad: Agents

'General Chinacrown;

for TheallCrown

Codep used

Life A.H. Mackenzie

Kew Mrs.

Miss A.P. E.H. Castro

L. Kerr

Insurance Company, Toron- F. Linennen Miss D. L. Murray

to, Canada Farm Staff

G.H.P. B.Lammert,

da Roza,inanager'

qa^hier H. C. Watson, m.r.v.s.

G.C. Jackson

Dalziel

Agents'

C. Botelho, secretary

: F. E. W. Banimert,' L. A. N. Kouznetzoff |I D. McF'erran,(Eng.)

Dairy

J.Dabelstein,

F. Bisbon,W. F.Sv Simonsen,

Blbgg, N. LiDeitz,

Kai A.R.Wyllie, supt.

S. Meadows

Tsung and Paul Servanin

Macao Agetyt: Jose Nolasco da Silva Shipping and Cold Storage Department

H. W. Pagev supt.

Gu BAN'CoNaU't -(See-Oonsulates) - Butchery Department

B. W,andBradbury,

butcherysupt.

dept.)(meat packing

Customs, Chinese jVIaritime (See Kowlooii E. S.Paton

T. Cutcher ]| W.R. B.W.Brown

Miles.

Frontier) . ^ H3VJI3 Engineers

W.A.Macfarlane, supt. engineer

Macfarlane j. E. M*. Hanlon

"'A- M; ^ -M -k- Canton Branch

Dai lin .hay shuen Tinny sze C. C. Nelson, engr.-in-charge

St. Francis Hotel Branch

Dairen Kisen Kaisha — St. George’s J. Wolfe

, Cable

Building, Chater

Ad: Daiki lid.; Teleph. 20872; Miss A.P. Homer

Miss de Sousfli

:

J.'Ueda,'manager

Y. Kusano D’Almada.

Conveyancers, & Co., Leo,Patent

ProotOrs, Solicitors,

and

Trade Mark A gents — David House;

(first floor); Teleph.

Leo; Code: A.B.C. 5th edn. 20949; Cable Ad:

Ngau Nai Ping Chong Yau llan Rung Sze LeoC.,d’Almada

D’AlmadaeeCastro,

CastrO,'solicitor

do.

Dairy H. F.A. V.deRibeiro,

Barros Bote!ho,do.

Co., Farm, Ice and Cold

Ltd., The—Dairy Storage

Farmers, But- Y.Tang Wai Cho, cashier

Lee Keang dice

chers, Poultrymen

Australian Frozen and Importers

Food; Ice & Coldof and Lam Kwok Choi, interpreters

Storage—Town Office: 2 Lower Albert

Road; Corner

Teleph. of Wyndham

20118; Cable Street D’Almada e Castro, jr., Leo, Barrister-at-

Ad: Milkmaid;

Town

Queen’s Branch

Road and

C.; Soda

Kowloon Fountain:,

Branch: 13, law—Prince’s Building; Teleph. 20333

74,

Nathan Road; Kowloon Tong Branch: a at es n R ft ffi « ss

14, Essex Crescent; Quarry Bay Branch: A le ma ta Rap Mason Chong sze

20, Bridge Row; East Point

Pennington Street; 'Peak Branch: Peak Branch: 6, D’Almada & Mason, Solicitors, Convey-

Garage Building; ;Canton Branch: ancers,, —33,

Patent and Trade Mark Agents

Shameen.

Factory ‘ Farms at

and ColdE.Stores_at ‘ Pokfulum. Tee 20897; Cable Ad:Road

Queen’s Central; Teleph.

Dahlia

: Directors—T. Pearce East Point

(chairman), F.FrankX. X.D’Almada

D’Almada e eCastro, principal

Castro,Lamjr., do.

J Owen-Hughes, S. H. Dodwell, Staff—Tso Kwai Pang, Tan

W. G. Goggin and A. B. Stewart Chiu, Wong Lin Hop, Hwang Hong

A.J.Stevenson, manager

D. Thomson, secretary Yeh, Liu Kam Wa, Chau To Shang,

G. Milne, assist, do.. Tso Woon Kin and Wong Kan Wai

 HONGKONG A59I

Danish Consulate (See Consulates) Montgomerie

Glasgow. PaintsStobo & Co., Ld.,

D’Asis Studio—40, Nathan Road; H. H. Robertson Co. Asbestos Protect-

Teleph. 56720 ed Metal Roofing and Ventilators

A. E. Staley Manufacturing Co.,

± m r it n- Decatur Corn Flour and Corn Syrup

Dan by & Hance, Manufacturers’ Re- Irish Linen Mills Ld., Belfast

presentatives & General Commission Ocean Oil Co., Ld., London

Agents—Alexandra Bailding;. Teleph. B. M. E. A. (Textiles),, Ijd., Bradford

32562 Quasi-Arc

Welding Oo.,

PlantLd., London,,Electric

se M fI5 ± *T Rolscreen Co. Pella, Iowa

Brooke

Tea Bond (Ceylon) Ltd., Colombo,

Dastur, R. A., Insurance, Freight

General Broker—79b, Wong Nhi Cheong and J. H. Vavasseur, L I., Dessica'ted Co-

Road, 2nd Floor, Happy Valiev; Teleph. conut ■ ;

27543; P.O. Box 523; Cable Ad: Dastur The Ruberoid Co., Ltd.;< London,

Roofing Felt

^ ^ De wat Campbell Manufacturing Co., Toronto,

David & Co., S. J., Merchants, Property Sports Goods

Owners and Estate Agents —David

House, 67-69,

Teleph. Des Voeiix Road Central; MARCHANTS GOLD

Psalmist20060; P.O. Box 257; Cable Ad: LABEL WHISRY

A. J. David (London) !

Evelyn David (Shanghai) , Not a bite in the whole bottle

Archibald David dp.

Frank

G. V. T.Austin, manager

Marshall,.sub-do. Teleph. 30311

H. .Jephson I Pun Tat Ming

F.MissE.Carvalho

H. Donald j Au Shin Ping

Lam Man. Hung Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Agents for Sole Agents.

South British Insurance Co., Ld.

Davies,

Queen’sBrooke

Road C.;& Gran,

Teleph.Architects—14,

26250; Cable

M. 3nt. Ad: Datum

Talc wai po

Davie, Boag &Hydraulic

Manufacturers, Co., Ltd.,Press

SackPackers,

& Bag # $1 ¥ Day bn

and

Queen’s General Merchants — Offices: 4, DaYton Price & Co.,MoadLtd.,Cent.;

Commission

Factory: Buildings,

Quarry Bay.Connaught Road. Agents—20, Qfiebh’^

Telephs. Office: Telpph.

28116-7 and Factory: 26542; Cable Ad: 23298; Codes:

FtO. Box 25; Cable Ad:, Dayprice;.

Bentley’s and Acme

Davisack; Codes: Bentley’s complete Muller & Phipps (China), Ltd., (Fed.,

phrase.

Schofield’sBentley’s second A.B.C.

Eclectic, Acme, phrase,

5th Inc., U.S.A.), agents

and 6th, and Private

W. A. Stewart,Petrie

Directors—!. managing

& J. D.director

Kinnaird Deacons, I®Solicitors,(Conveyancers,

# ?£

, A. L. S. Read 1 N. Drummond Pro-

A.A. R.M. Brown Miss M. Woolley ctors,

Mark Agents—4,and Des

Notaries PatentVceux

and Trade

Road

Larcina | Miss B- Henry Central; .Teleph. 30287; Cable Ad: Ot-

Li Sui Wing, coin pradore tery; Codes: A.B.C. 4th and 5th edns.,

General Managers Bentley’s,

China Corporation, Ld bination andBroom hallsUnion

Western Imperial Com-

Agencies Hpn. Sir. William Edward Leonard

Thos. Boag & Co., Ld., Greenock. Sail Shenton,

public Kt., solicitor and notary

Canvas, Fine Hessians, etc.

*A30

A5»2 HONGKONG

Michael Howard Turner, solicitor and Technical Department

notary' public Dr. B. Adamczewski

H.public

J. Armstrong, solicitor and notary Agencies

R.public

A. Wadeson, solicitor and notary I. G. Farbenindustrie Aktiengesells-

chaft Frankfurt/Main

H. K. Hung, solicitor and notary Agfa China Co., Otto A Co* Shanghai

public

O. E.C. C.Hung,

Marton, do. do. Sub Agents in Canton

W. Jebsen A Co.

W. A. MacKinlay, do. H. Pielcke | C. Simon

J. A. Chuc, cashier Technical Dept.

R. Schiffler

ft w m ± % ® Ding Sun Engineering Factory — 5,

Dennys St Co., Chang Sha Street, Kowloon; Teleph.

-^National BankSolicitors

Building,

Second 58438

floor, 8a, Des Voeux Hoad Central Diocesan Boys’ Schooi,, The (See

Teleph.Codes:

kong; 28319;A.Cable Ad:edn.

B.C. 5th Synned. Hong- Educational )

& Western

Union

Henry Lardner Dennys, solicitor Diocesan Girls’ School and Orphanage

and notary public {See Educational)

Chairles Edwin Lowe, solicitor

Charles Yrng, managing clerk Directory and Chronicle of China

Miss Chak

Chu W. Kew,

Tong,stenotypist

cashier do.

and acct. Japan, Malaya, etc., Published by

Chan Chiu Cheong, the Hongkong Daily Press, Ltd.— M,

Staff—Lo Tsz On, Ip Chin Fook, Ice Box House

1; CableStreet;Ad:Teleph.

Press.30251; P.O.

London

Chu

and ShiuShiuKwong,

Ho Ming Tang Ping Ki Office: 53, Fleet Street, E.C. 4

Wong Kin Wo, Ip Cho Pong, Ho Lt.-Col.

editorH.L. Murrow, b.s.o., managing

Wai Hing and Lee Siu Cheong, Mrs. R. Ramsey, advertising manager

interpreters

London S. A. Ramjahn

TathamAgents

& Co. — Church Adams Tse Shu Man | A. R. Markar

Shanghai Agents—Ellis

Penang Agents—Adams A Allan A Hays

n ts IS n

Dodge A Seymour (China), Ltd., Manu-

1 & H facturers’ Agents—French

Teleph.Bentley’s

24518; Cable Bank Codes:

Bldg.;

Der A Wino A Co. (1923), Ltd,, Paper Acme,

Merchants, Stationers, Printers, Book- and Ad: Eximco;

Private. New York

binders and Commission Agents — 9, Place Office: Dodge and Seymour, Ld., 53, Park

d’Aguilar Street; Teleph. 21676; P.O.

Box 443

Desai, R. E., Merchant and Commission Teen Cheang

Agent—China

Box 396; Cable Building (5th floor); P.O.

Ad: Godhelp Dodwell

chants, St Co., andLtd.,

Shippine GeneralAgents

Insurance Mer-

££ ^ Talc fu —Queen’s Building; Teleph. 28021; P.O.

Box 36; Cable

Deutsche Farben-Handelsgesellschaft ton, Shanghai, Hankow, Foochow, Ad: Dodwell; and at Can-

WAiBEE ACo^Defag)—Prince’s

Teleph. 20032; P.O. Box 77;Building; Cable Tientsin, Chungking (Barry A Dodwell,

Ad: Waidefag Ltd.), Colombo,

Vancouver, Tokyo.(Wash.),

Seattle Yokohama, Kobe,

San Fran-

Bhmann

L. Svendsen cisco, Los

donS. (Head Angeles,

Office)managing directorLon-

New York and

A.M. Hess

Wuest 1, 0.MiSSE. TLiell H. Dodwell,

Bitzer R.

H. Lueer | Miss G. Engel W. Wright, assist,sub-manager

K. Valentine, do.

Mrs. E, Schroeder-Weinland A. C. I. Bowker, do.

 HONGKONG A593

Staff-R. Ashbv, W. M. Bar-ton, Richard Enisley; Ld., Btadfotd, Eng-

H. O. Bramble, .C. Bond, H. W. land. Woollens

Brown, M. A. Cairns, G. W. Huntley & Palmers, Ld.,: Reading and

Carr, H. M. Campos, A. J. London. Biscuits

Dennis, E. Edwards, A. W. H. Jones Co. Pty., Ld. Tasmania.

Hayward, A. Howe, J. S. Ho- I X. L. Jams and Fruits

well, D. Harvey, A. D. Hum- Page-Hersey Export Co., I d.. Toronto,

phreys, J. Hunter, M. A.'John- Canada, WroughtTubularProducts

son, A. C. Johnstone, . A. F. J. C. Hutton Pty. Ltd.,

Jenkins*, R. Kulp, A. Hyde Lay,

H. H. 1 Mundy, E. E. Nuttall, “Pineapple” Hams BaconBrisbane.

W. Ori , C. I. da Roza, A. W. W. S. Kempton & Sons, Melbourne.

W. Salter, S. C. Salter, E. Flour

Grant Smith, F. S. W. Smith, Jacobson Shealy Co. Inc., San

H. J. Silva, A. A. Silva, J. R, Francisco, U. S.A. Canned &

Soares, A. R, Tavares, F. Tock, Dried Fruits, Capne:c( A Dried

B. S. Viera, A. F. WaJkden, Vegetables.

H. G. Williams, V. Yvanovitch, Glandular Preparatipns Ltd.,

Miss E. Aris, MisS E. Barros, Sydney. Gland Preparations.

Miss M. d’Almada e ' Castro, Stevenson & Howell Ltd., London.

Miss A. Dodwell. Miss F. Essences, - Essential Oils, etc.

Dunn, Miss J. Darby, Miss M. Joseph Terry & Sons Ltd., York.

Griffiths, Miss G. Malabar, Chocolates & Sweets.

Miss M. Rodrigues, Miss A. James Neill & Co. ; (Sheffield)

Steel, Mrs. A. M. . Stone, Miss ; Ltd., Sheffield. Hacksaw, and

T. Scott and Miss P. Sully. Razor Blades

‘General Managers for Plaimar Limited, Perth, West

Australia. Essences & Oils

United Asbestos Oriental

(In Voluntary Agency Etd.,

Liquidation) Johnson Pickett. Rope Co. !uc.,

Union Waterbo&t Co., Ld. Manila. Hemp Rope.

Shalimar Rope Works Ltd,, Cal-

Agents for cutta, : Coir and Rope

Shipping Francis Webster & Sons, Ar-

: BjpfteUWiMlmsen Line broath. Canvas

Machinery A TwinesDept.

and Contracting

' ■ Cox & Kings (Agents Ld;) : Asbestos Cement Building Products

Dodwell Castle Line Ltd.

Coal Bells Asbestos

ptiess and Engineering Sup-

The Kailan Mining Administration British Air forConditioners.

Insurance . ditioning Buildings Air’ Con-

The Liverpool and London arid Globe; British Separators, Ld. Oil Separators

Insurance Co., Ld. and Purifiers

Caledonian Insurance Co. Briggs

Cement& Sons Ltd. Asphaltic “Tenase”

| Pearl Assurance Co. Cement . Marketing. Co. “Ferrocrete”

Confederation Life Assdciatibn and “Snowcrete”

I {Settling Agents for;.—)

Thames & Mersey Marine Insce. Co.

Is1\ National

ProvidenceLiberty

Washington

Ins., Co.Insurance Co. SILVER SLIPPER GUM

of America.

!,^ .. Connecticut

New India Assurance Co,,

Fire Insurance Co.; Ld.

L St. Paul Fire Gives the requisite “Kick” to a Cocktail

Universal FireandandMarine

GeperalInscej Co.

Insurance Teleph. 30311

Co., Ld. of Bombay (India)

Import and Export Dept. Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

!i, Sperry

Flour Flour Col, California, U. S. A.

& Cereals

b Crown Cork Co., Ld., Southall, Eng- Sole Agents.

land. Crown Corks

A594 HONGKONG

Delco

Sets,Light Appliance

Batteries Co. Generating

and Pumps Armstrong-Siddeley Motors Ltd.

Coventry

Dixon, Oorbitt Ld.Wire Ropes for all Raleigh Cycle Co., Ltd. Nottingham

purposes WineJames andBuchanan

Spirits &Department—

Electromatic Fuel Burners Co., Ld.

TheHollow

EagleSteel

& Globe

Drills Steel Co., Ltd. Tanquery Gordon& Co.& Co., Ld.

George Ellisson & Co., Ltd. Electrical Veuve Clicquot

Courvoisier Ld.

Switchgear Hunt

Frick Corporation W. A. Roope

Ross &and

Co. Teage

Ld. & Co.

TheFuelFarRanges

East Range Co. Gugle Oil McEwan-Younger Ltd.

Carreras Ltd. (Craven Cigarettes) |

Foamite Firefoam, Ld. Fire Ex- Aspro Department

tinguishers and Generators Nicholls Pty. Ltd. Melbourne

G. “Cementone”

Freeman and Sons' Co., Ltd.

Frigidaire Office Equipment Dept.

CommercialLtd.Refrigeration

Household and

■

Roneo, Ld., London.

Underwood EHiott-Fisher Co.

Gerrard

MachinesIndustries Ld. Wire Tying Safe-Cabinet & Victor Safe, Marietta,.

G. L. Heinke & Co. Diving Apparatus OhioLox Manufacturing

Kee Cp. • ;

Kay & Co. “Kontite” Copper Tubes Lombard Code

Kerner Greenwood & Co., Ltd-

“Pudlo” Cement Waterproofing

Lancashire Dynamo and Crypto Co., DoiWT.;Kwong &,CP.—19$, Queen’s Road

Teleph. 25221

Ld.

GearElectric Generators and Switch

The Mulcott Belting Co., Ltd.

Norris Hentyand and

Stationary MarineGardens, Ld. Dollar

Oil Engines

Directory—3a, Wyndham Street;.

Teleph. 20022’; Cable Ad: Mail

Parraffine Cos. Inc. Durable Roofing

Wm. Jacks & Co., Expanded Metal

Morris

MarineMotors, Ltd. Small

and Industrial Pet/Par Dollar Co.,V] The& Robert,K Shipping,

Engines

Minton Hollins

General28171;

Importers—12,

Red Hand Compositions, Ld. of Pedder Cable Ad:

London. Red Hand Brand Paints Dollar T.W.B. Wilson, general agent

Radiobar Corp. Remington Radios F. Arndt

J. H. Spencer «fc Sons, Ld. Paper J. W. Morris

Makers Felts I. S. Harris

Way good-Otis, Ld. Elevators for all Capt. W. H. Thomas

purposes W

E. J.G.McGann

Richards I S. L. O’Hoy

Otis Elevator Co. S. J. Healey | Chin Keay

Woodite Co. Woodite Products General Agents for' '

Paint Department Dollar Steamship. Line

Wilkinson, Hey wood & Clark American Mail Line

Motor Department

Morns Motors Tita.'Cowiey « ft *

Morris Commercial Cars, Ltd, Birm- Dollar Steamship Line—12, Pedder St.!

ingham Telephs. 28171; Cable Ad; Dollar

Wolseley Motors (1927) Ltd. Birm- 1 The Robert Dollar Co., general agents

ingham {See Dollar Co., The Robert)

M. G. Car Company, Abingdon

Joseph Lucas Ltd. Birmingham Dolly Vabdon Hat Shop, Hats, Gowmi

Lodge Plugs Ltd. Birmingham Sports Wear,George’s BathingBuilding,

Suits, Corner

WasM

A. von India Rubber Co., Ltd. dresses—St.

Melksham, Wilts. of Chater Road and Ice House Street;

Ferodo Ltd. Stockport Teleph. 26449

 HONGKONG A59&

Domestic Engineers, Ltd., En- Dragon Motor Car Co.. Ltd., The—33,

gineer Contractors, Elecrical Wir- Wong Nei Chung Road, Happy Valley;

ing, Electro Platers, Kefrigerating Teleph. C.P. M.

30228; Cable Ad: AutoimpOrt

Lauritsen, managing director

Engineers and Air Conditioning Davis, director

Engineers. .Specialising in Electric M. B. King, doi

Refrigerating, and Air, Conditioning

—Office : 8, l)es Yoeux Road Cen-

tral, 1st floor Teleph. 23504; Cable

Ad: Yulan. Works: 327, Prince n & *6 m

Edward Hoad, Kowloon; Teleph. 59281 Drapery Emporium, The—64, Nathan

H. C. Best, manager Road, Kowloon; Teleph. 57004; Cable Ad:

S,W.C.S. Ho,, secretary

Cheung, accountant Gassum

Agencies: —

Kelvinator Corporation of U.S.A. .Dunbar & Co., L.—Exchange Bldg.;

Teleph. 21168; P.O. Box 282;i Cable,

Great Western.Chemical .Co./ l'.SnV. Ad : Dunbar

Leland Electric 1 Co., U.S.A. Lambert Dunbar, partner

A. B. See Elevator, U.S.A. W. T. Stanton, do.

Dominican Procuration for .Missions,

Spanish —-(Nee i Under Churches and

Missions) > ■ WHITE HORSE

WHISKY IN FLASKS

Dor Po Co., The (EstaV)ished 1919), Im- Just right for the hip pocket

ofporters, Exporters

Mosquito and. Manufacturers

Destroyers. Trade Mark

“ Five Hats ”-^-18, Bonham Strand East; JarJine, Mathesoxj & Co., Ltd.

Teleph. 30311

'Teleph. 22109; P.O. Box 54; Cable Ad:

Dorpomos: Code: BentlOy’s •

■ GharnWing Chan, gen. mgr. . Sole Agents.

i ' & # TahTte hse Dunlop ROSber Cci.'(China), Ltd. —South

iDoucLAS, Lapraik & Cp,, Merchants— Myodbam China Morning Street;PostTeleph.

Building,24554;

,1 andP.O.3,

( P. & O. Building, Connaught Road; Box 47>8; Cable Ad: Pneumatic

1 Telephs. 28037-8; Cable Ad: Lajp^aik

S. T.AYilliamson, principal

C. L. Farjper E.F. S.C. Cibbings, mangl dir. (Shanghai)

Young, director do.

H, Murray I -T. T. Cook R. D.C. S.IVehb,

Gteeh manager

' j Mrs.(Hongkong)

C; S. Rosselefc

. Mi’s. E.’Martin J’ Miss Remedies

Duplicating Stone Co., Manufacturers of

Tak ki lee si Lun shim Rung sze Moonstone,

HecktographCopying ink, etc.Composition

:

—22, Cochrane and

Douglas Steamship

Teleph. 28037; Cable Ad: Lapraik Co. Ltd,— Street; Teleph. 24330

\l Consulting

Douglas Lapraik & Co., genl. Mok Man Sum, manager

Committee — Sirmanagers

Robert

|h and Ho Tung, Hon. Mr. C. G; S. Mackie Duro

Sir William Shenton GarageMotor Co , and

Business Ltd.,Filling

The, Station—

General

i (For Steamers see end of Directory) 132, Nathan Rd., Kowloon; Teleph. 57226

A. Mann, manager

bowLEY,

['Broker—Room W. A., 22,Exchange

AlexandraandBuildings;

Bullion

j) Teleph. 20195 D.uro

Hydraulic Pump Engineers,

and Engineeringand Manufac- Co.,

jtozoN Co., General Storekeepers, Ship turers’ Road,

Distributors — 430, Nathan

Kowloon; Teleph. ■ 56226;

BB and Family Compradores,

and. Cigarette Merchants—109,Petroleum

Laichi- Cable Ad: Curfin ; Code : Bentley’s

kok Road, Shumshuipo; Teleph. 57861 W. S. V. Curtis, b.sc., e.e., mgr. iVengr.

 A596 HONGKONG

Duekan, De. J.—Alexandra Bldg.; TheandBritish Antifouling Composition

Telepii. 27728 WhilesPaint DoveCo.,Bitumastic,

Ld., London Ld., Nevr-

Dykes, J. S., Building;

Dk., l.d.s.,Teleph.

Dental 23171

Surgeon— ' castle-on-Tyne

Alexandra Eastern and Australian Steamship Co.,

E. Shipchandlers

H iNG & Company and (Established 1867), Ltd.—(Nee Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co.)

General Store-

keepers. Iron, Steel, Eastern Drug's ‘G9.—78, Wing Lok

Merchants—25, Wing Metal & Hardware

Wo Street; Teleph. Street ; Teleph. 24587

26946;

K.H.M.Cable

Chin,Ad: Eidograph

managing director

S. Chin, manager Eastern Export Co.—753, Nathan Road;

Teleph. 58935

Eagle Garage, Motor Cars for Hire (Day # 13S m iTf m $m

and Night)—27, Canton Road, Tsimsha-

tsui, Kowloon; Teleph. 56436 Tung po clum hap 0 se H a Tin po Kung sze

East Asia Lithographic.--Works— Eastern ChinaCable

Extension, Australasia and

Telegraph Company, Ltd. (Associated

North Point; Teleph. 30459 with and Wireless, —Con-

naught Road Central; (next to Hong-

East Asia Coal and Motor Transporta- kong Club); Teleph. 28035; P.O. Box

: tion Co.—11, Fleming Road; Teleph. 597; CableStreet;

Jervois Ad: Eastern.

Teleph. Sub-0

21481. Sice:Head

67,

24609 Office: Electra House, Victoria Em-

East Asiatic Co., Ltd., (Copenhagenj bankment, L. R.Carter,

London, W.C. 2

manager

—Agents: John Manners & Co., Ltd., Cardwell, engr.

Mercantile Bank Building; Teleph.

24071; Cable Ad : Orient N. Lampard, deputyandengineer

assist, mgr.

Supervisors—C. V. Williams, D. R.

a & * w m E.Nash, G. F. Old,

G. Garneys and A.A. R.L. Brumby,,

Barlow

East Asiatic Trading; Co., Import, A.A. W. B. Souza,

Blackford,

assist,traffic

do. agent

Export,

Art

Manufacturers

Objects, Specialists in

of Chinese

Linen Em- F. A.L. de Rozario, accountant

broideries, Silk Garments, Blackwood L. M. Ozorio, manager’s clerk

and Teakwood Furniture, Wholesale S. A. Marcal, assist, do.

and Retail—Asiatic Building; Teleph. J. F. da Silva J. V.

J.V. W. Cordeiro

22545 ; Cable Ad ; Antilace C.M. F.M.VasRoza F. M.Leonard

de Souza.

Leong Tin Po, general manager E. F. Medina E.D. M.R. Oliveira

Y. W. Wong, manager A. P. Pereira H. F. Castro Pires

R.R. *F.M. daSilva

Luz | R. A. Medina

East Point Garage—Yee Wo Street;

Teleph. 23422 Eastern Mercantile & Construction;

Eastern Asbestos Co., The — Prince’s tral Co., Ltd.—14, Queen’s' Road Cen-

Building, Chater Road; Teleph. 20501; Emeco : Teleph. 3000$; Cable Ad

Cable Ad:

Bradley Corrugated

& Co., Ltd., gert. managers Directors: T. B. Wilson (Chair-.

J. F. Miller, superintendent man), J. E. Smith, W. F. Blake

G. T. Palmer | J. L. Alves C. L. Shank, manager

Agencies Staff:

The Beldam Packing and Rubber Co., J. H. Corver, engineer

Ma Fung Shu, surveyor.

TheLd.,Hoyt

London

Metal Co. of Great Britain, Tse Lin, supt. of \yorks

W. M. Lam, office assist.

M.Ld.,

C. London

Thomson & Co., Ld., Glasgow T, S. Chan, bookkeeper

J. (Canvas)

Dampney & Co., Ld., Newcastle- Eastern Trading Co. — 4, Queen

Road C. ; Teleph. 32940

on-Tyne

 HONGKONG A597

Boarding School

Sister-in-charge—Sr. Auguste Marie

i=jj ^ , Assistants—Sisters Elizabeth, Louis

Eastman Kodak Co., U.S.A. (Hong- and School

Jean (Orphanage)

kong

portersBranch)

of Manufacturers Materials

Photographic and Im- Chinese

Including X Kay and Motion Picture Sisters Valentine, Engenie and

Film, Cine Office Kodak Processing— Josephine

Distributing for South China: Vernacular Day SchooP

David House, 67. Des Vceux Eoad C.; Sisters

Joseph, Phiiomene,

Madeleine, Maria, Dominique,

Amelie

Teleph. 21937; Cable Ad: Kodak and eleven secular teachers

Needlework

Sisters Department

SuciaMarie Suzanne, Georges and

Home for the Blind and Nursery

Sister-in-charge—Sister Helene and

King cha>i mow yik kung sze 2 assistants

Economical Trading

| and Export Merchants and Manu- Co., Import “ LeSister-in-charge—Rev.

Calvaire”—Wong-Nei-Chong :

1 facturers’ Representatives—14, Hankow Vernacular Day School Sr. Agnes

f Koad; Teleph. 56814; P,0. Box 285; Cable Sisters Xavier, Gabrielle & Clemence

HI:1 Ad:J. M. Mottoes'

d’Almeida, manager Home for IncurablesSister and Aged Women

| F. M. Vandenberg | Cheng Sar Sister-in-clmrge— Aloysia

|| Agencies Laundry

k Barnett & Foster, London, N. 1 , Sister-in-charge—Sister Eulalie

kr . JohnStratton

W. & C.

K.Harper Co., Ld., Birmingham 2j?i Pat sui shii shat

& Co.,Ld.,Ld.,Sheffield

Willenhall Diocesan Boys’ School, The—Ho

Ad. Auriema, Inc., New York Mun Tin, Kowloon; Teleph. 57777;

I Proprietors of. P.O. Box 33

I Garage Lusitana, Macao Committee:

I; Empresa Comercial Lusitana,

Empresa Lusitana de Transportes, Macao Rt.Hongkong,

Rev. Thechairman

Bishop of Victoria,

I Lda., Macao A. H. Compton, vice-chairman

P.Rev.S. C.Cassidy, lion, eori’espondent

B. R. Sargent, headmaster

EDUCATIONAL G. S. Rev.

Archbutt | C.ofBlaker,

cii 31 HI T* Pa wan, Ying tong Very The Dean H’kong.,m.c.D.S.C.

J| Asile de la Sainte ENFANCE-(St. H. B. L. Dowbiggin

Institution)—Causeway Bay Paul’s J.Rev.Fleming

J. R.Higgs || J.E.ProfessorL.

Keswick

Cock, m.b.e.

!< Super’s.—Rev.

in-charge Sr. Auguste Marie, Forster

1| Anglo-French School Rev. N. V. Hal ward, m.c.

Head Mistress—Rev. Sr. Beatrice : Hon. Dr. R. H. Kotewall, c.m.g., lld.

| Teaching Staff Hon.

Hon. Sir Sir H.William

E. Pollock, k.< .

Shenton

Higher Classes — Sr. Henri and P. H. Sin | E. H. Williams

Sr. AlixClasses — Sisters Eliza-

Remove H. C. B. Way | J. M. Wong

beth and St. Louis

Lower Classes—Sisters St. Jean, Diocesan Orphanage Girls’ — King’sSchool Park, Kow- and

Marie de Jesus and Felicie loon ; Teleph. 57172

Infants’ Class — Sister Lawrence

English Preparatory Class for Chi- Rt.chairman

Rev. theof committee

Bishop of Victoria,

nese Students—Sr. St. Leon and

2 assistants H. C.Sawyer,

B. Way,head

hon. mistress

secretary

Music-—Sisters Beatrice, St. Louis Miss

and Vincent Miss Wentworth

Drawing and Painting—Sisters Miss

Miss ABen Cox |j Miss

Mrs. Stewart,

Thomas b.a.

Beatrice and Alix Cecile

N eedlework—Sister Miss Bedford | Miss Batalha

Shorthand and Typewriting— Mrs.

Miss Ritchie

Armstrong I| Miss Holland

Miss Turbelt

Mrs. Sullivan

A598 HONGKONG

Escola Poktuguesa Canossa

children Chinese;;

■ * l School

• ■ • . fqr-^poor

'

Director—J. A. d’Almeida

Teachers—J.

Gonsalves, A.

Miss d’Almeida,

Clemencia J. A.

Gonsalves Mother-in-cliarge — Mother Pas-

Assistants—Mrs. J. A. d’Almeida, qualina

Miss Angelina Cunha and Mrs. St. Agnes' College

J. Belard 1stDirectress—Mother

Class Boarding School Ida

Hongkong: Commercial College . Assists — Mothers Angela, Carla !

and Stenographic Service—5, Antonietta and Mary

Queen’s Road Central; Teleph. 28662 2ndDirectress—Mother

Class Boarding School Carolina

L. Tolian, principal Assistants -- Mothers

M. Packwood

L. Choa Margherita%nd Rose Elvira,

*** I

Destitute and Aged

Hung Yuen English Dir^ctres,s—Mother. Dorina, Alaria

Typewriting SchoolShorthand

— 316, Nathanand 'C'invent Branches

Canossa Hospital—3, Peak Road

Road,

H. Y.Kowloon

Liu, principal c Private Hospital—Matron;, Mother ‘

Amabile :

Staff—Mothers Gui^eppina and*

® M ^ IS Lh mii, lm neun9 Virginia and N urses

Italian Convent (Canossian Institute) HomeStreet,

for theWanchai

Poor—18, St. Francis^

—38,

Rev.Caine RoadProvincial — Mother

Mother Sister-in-charge—Mother Lisetta »

Teresa Pera St.Miss

Francis’JEIospital—MotherMaria

Bautista and nurses i, j,

. Sup’s.—Rev.Moth'erTeresaMartinoia

Yice-Superioress—Mother ' ’Virginia English School—21-23, Kennedy

Headmistress—Mother Mary Rd.

Carati Teaching

English School

Headmistress—Sister jErminia Cipriana,Staff—Mothers

Anna, OiacominaJ Mary, ,

Teaching Staff Upper and Remove Regina and assistants,; ,

Classes—Mothers, Mary, Beatrice, Chinese

TeachingSchool Misses Wong,|

Angelica, Annie and assists.

Lower Classes and Kindergarten— ChanatonStaff—

and Chow p

Mothers Elvira, Gina-Mary, Rose, Special Class for Chinese—Miss

Carla and Antonietta Tam and assistants

Sewing Teachers—Mothers Assunta; Needlewdrk—Mothers ; Oiprianai I

and Margherita and Anna

French Teacher—Mother Francesca St. Mary’s- School—21; -Ghathanj.

Speecher-Mary Road, Kowloon

Special Classes for Chinese— Sister-in-charge—Mother Regini

Mothers Fere and Olive'; ’ Headmistress—Mother Louise I

Special Subjects Teaching Staff, Upper and Eel

Music ( Piano and Singing)— move

Mary, Classes—Mothers

Louise and assistantsAgne»||

Mothers Guglielmina, Beatrice Lower Classes and Kindergarten-*!

and Dorothy

Italian Mothers Giannia, Teresimp

FrancisandandFrench—

Teresa FereMothers Carlotta, Rose, andGiuseppin.-,

Carolina, Adolfa assistant! .

English Lessons

Mothers Frances for Ladies—|

and Fere Needlework—Mothers Agnes arnt

Typewriting and Stenography— Rose

Miss Nunes Special Subjects: Music (Piani) •

Commission Orders — Mother Mandolin and Violin)—Moth«!

Anna Phillis

Chinese School for Orphans—Miss Typewriting—Mother Agnes

Yik, Miss Lam and assistants Chinese

HunghomSchool — Gillies Aven

Chinese School Pin Chin

Headmistress—Mother Mabel Assistant—Mother RomanaCleofl

Sister-in-charge—Mother

 HONGKONG A599

Chinese School—Miss Lei Hoe-chen Ki # s * ® * as

and assistants Sing yeiilc sut Ying mun Shu yun

Chinese School—Aberdeen. .

Sister-in-charge—Mother Emilia ; St., Joseph’s College—Kennedy Road;

Assistant—Mother

Teaching Staff— Misse^' Rosalie >

, Beatrice Cable Ad: Brothers, Hongkong

and Wong Director—Rev. Bro: Mat'thigs

Shaukiwan Orphanage K « H « H

Sister-

Vittorinain - charge;— Mother

Assistant^—Mo^hiers Mpdesta and St. Paul’s SJiing po \jo Shu yim

Carolina College—Lower Albert Rd.

Foundling HomeHigh(Sacred Warden—Rt.

Principal—E, Rev. Bishop dltVictoria

(.'iia])el)--44, Street, Heart West G.'Stewart, l.c.p.

Point.

S ister-in

inia. :charge —, Mother Erm- &m km±m

Assistants — Mothers; Sing sz tai fan hok tong

Rosario and Regina Elisabeth, | St. Stephen’s College—Stanley; Teleph.

, .1 biane for the Blind—Pokfulum, 26264; Cable Ad:E.SMpencol

Warden—Rev. W. L. Martin, M.A.

Honey vi}le. Supervisor

'Sister-in-charge—Mother Mari.

Assistants—Mother Catterinaand Ling, b.a. of Chinese Studies—A.

Mother*' Cirilla and Helpers. Staff':

. Weichow—St. Joseph’s Hospital. F.Tang

A. Britton,

Ying Lam,'M.A.B.sc.

Sister-in-charge—Mother Bifli.

Nurses—Mothers JuRette, Ester . . Tam

H. C. J. Ascne,Huen,

Cheung m.sc.b.a.

’

and assistants. J. A. Gaunt, m.a.

Namtao Foundling Home. Dr. P. S. Stewart, m.b., b.s.

Sister-in-charge—Mother Maria • .( Cho

N u rses—Mo ther Mary and Maria

1 ChifesSs Sehodp —Pui Chin—30-36, Lau YHoe ue Chuen

Ting (Pong Ngan)

Caine Road ; S. K.K. Lei,

S. Fung b.a.

Head Mistress—Mother Mabel

Teaching Staff: — Misses1 Wong, R, Woo (bursar)

I). Chan (clerk)

Leong, Cheng, Lau, Earn, Chun,

Ching, Pang and Vii

Canqssa

Street' :Fkee Schooij —Mosque es ® * a*s* As® ±e

Directressj-Mother Clei' i ei . St.. Stephen’s. Girls’ College—Lytte-

Teaching Staff—Miss ’Lain, Miss fton Road; Teleph. 21551

Liang and Miss Ho ' Principal—Miss

Staff—Miss E.b.a.,

S. Atkins

b.a., MissWise,Pope, Miss

0-??<••• Baxter,

Miss

| Central British School—(See under Hazel and, Miss Braga, Miss

[ Government) - > « Buckland, Miss Blanchett,

Miss Hancock, Miss Hall, Mrs. b.sc.,

Queen’s College—(Nee under Govt.) Fok,

Mrs. Li, MissMiss

Cheung,

Tang,Miss Mrs. Leung,

Sanh,

Miss Or, Miss Yeung, Miss Ue,

IvSacred Heart English College —Ki Miss Sanh, F. Mason, YungKung

If Cheng Building, Nathan Road, Foo, Lo Tse Yan, Tse Chun

i Kowloon* Teleph. 57455; Cable Ad: Woon and Ng To Ming./

I SacredoMgr. and Headmaster—J. S. Shak To Man Wai English School (Estab-

Staffs—C. C. Ma b.a. (H.K.U.), lished 1905)—58-6.0, Staunton Street

I M. C. Yatskin b.sc. (H.K.U.), Headmaster—To Man Wai

I V. Grunberg, P. J. I, Neubron- Assist. Masters—Yeung

i\ Tier, Mak Ki Fan, Li Shiu

Kwan, Luk Kong Cheong. Shum and Leung Yuek Kue King Sing

Kuen Hoi and Wong Yeuk' Mandarin

and Lam Chun Sang Man Ching

Masters—tiLam

King. Vernacular Master—Cheung Shau

Sportsmaster—W. T. Leong Shung

A600 HONGKONG

University of Hongkong—Pokfulum Readers—

and Chancellor—H.

Bonham Rds.; Telephs. 28b56-7-8 Biology—G.

Peel, K.C.M.G.,

E. Sir William

K.B.E., M.A. M.SC., F.L.S.A.H. 0.'France,

History—N.

Herklots, ph.d., |:

m.a.

Vice-Chancellor- — Sir William . Chinese Literature —Dr. Au Tai

Hornell, kt., B.c.i.e.,

Registrar—W. ll.d., m.a.

Finnigan Tin

Librarian—Mrs.

Private SecretaryJ-toRing, M.sc.

Vice-Chance- Lecturers—

llor—Mrs. E. L. Pinquet Medical Jurisprudence—A. V.

Accountants—Percy Smith, Seth Greaves, m.b., m.c.p. & S.

& Fleming Public Health—T. Kennedy, o.b.

Hon. Solicitors—Messrs. Deacons E., Major, R.A.M.C., M.B., B.ch.r ;

Auditors—Thomson & Co. B.A.O., N.U.l. — D. J. Valentine,

Therapeutics

General Office- M.C., M.B., B.S., M.R.C.S.. L.R.C.P.,

Clerk to Registrar—A. V. Gosano D.T.M. & H., D.P.H.

Ophthalmology—(vacant)

Accounts Clerk—F. A. Gill Tropical

General Clerk— Y. K. Chan

Cashier—M. K. Cheng Civil B.S.Medicine—G.

M.D.,Engineering —

H. Thomas,

A. H. Fen- '

' Deans— wick, B.SC.,Engineering—D.

A.M.I.C.E.

Medical Faculty—J. L. Shellshear, Mechanical W.

D. Morley,m.b.,m.a. oh.B.

Engineering Faculty—Prof.S.O., C. A. Engineering—S. V. Boxer,

English—B. G. Birch, m.a., R. R. : b.sc.

Middleton - Smith, M. s c., m. i. Campbell, m.a. &A.B. Reynolds,

Mech.Faculty—Prof.

Arts E., A. M.I.E.E. L. Forster, B.A.

M.A. Chemistry—R.

Physics—D. F. A.Davies, Hill, m.sc.,

b.a. a.i.c.

Professors— Commerce— M. A. Cooper, B.com.

Medicine—W. I. Gerrard, o.b.e., Accounting and Business Finance

M.D., ch.B., M.R.C.P., D.P.H. —T. A. Martin, A..S.A.A.

Logic and Ethics—G. W. Reeve, ’

Physiology—L.

B.ch., M. R. C.T,S.,Ride,L. R.m.a.,

C. P. m.b.,

(K. B.A. of Method — W. L. |

Mackenzie, m.sc., ph. d., Acting) Master

Pathology—L.J. Davis, m.d., ch.B., Handyside, m.a., b.sc.

m.r.c.p. (Edin.) Chinese

ture—Tsui Philosophy

Pak Yuetand Litera- !1. ;

Anatomy—J. L. Shellshear, d.s.o., Geography—Rev. Fr. D. J. Finn, |

M.D., CH.M. M.A., S.J.

Surgery—K. H. Digby, m.b., b.s., Philosophy—Rev. E. L. Allen, ph. |

f.r.c.s. D., M.A. G. Me. Hargreaves, j I

Obstetrics and Gynaecology—R.

E. Tottenham, b.a., m.i>., ch.B., Hygiene—Dr.

B.A.O., L.M., D.P.H., F.R.C.P.I., M.A., ch.B., M.R.C.P., D.P.H., D.0 1

F. C.O.G. M.S. History—Lo Hei Tong j

Chinese

Economics and

R. Robertson, m.a.Political Science— Anaesthetics — G. H. Thomas,!

Education—L.K. Forster, m.a. M.c., M.D., B.S. J. Farr, m.b., ch.B., 1

Radiology—F.

English—R. M. Simpson, L.B.S., D.M.R. & E.—(vacant)

M.A. Venereal Disease

Chemistry

F.I.C. — G. T. Byrne, m.sc., Mathematics—Mrs. J. E. FaidJ ,

Physics—W. Faid, M.sc.

Mathematics—W. Brown,

B.SC., F.R.S.E.,Engineering—C.

A.M.I.E.E. m.a., Translator—Chan Kwan Po, b.a.

Mechanical A. Assistants to—

Middleton Smith, M.sc., m.i. Prof, of Surgery—Lien TsoongS k,

MECH.E., A.M.I.E.E. A. Red- Kya,ofm.b.,Medicine

Prof, b.s. — Sze Tsung

Civil Engineering—F. Sing, m.b.b.s.

mond, B.SC., D.I.C., F.G.S. Prof,

Electrical Engineering—M. H.

Roffey, d.s.o., m.sc., m.i.e.e., IruTvrof VqObstetrics

logy—Yang ncr Lin, ATand

R Gynaeco-

T.in m.b., R S l.m.,

b.s., T. M..

MEM.A.I.E.E. D.G.O., F.R.b.P.I.

 HONGKONG A601

Prof, of

M.B.B.S. Pathology—J. S. Guziar,

Prof, ElectricSuccessorsMusicalto Industries

Pathe Orient,(China)

Dieh,ofm.b.,Physiology

b.s. — Ling Ke Ltd., Chinese Gramophone

Ltd.,

Records (all

Tutors and Demonstrators— dialects);

Anatomy—E. W. Kirk, m d., ch.b., Gramophones, Columbia Foreign brandGramophone Records,

(all languages);

f.ex'.s. (Ed.) and li. T. Wong, Gramophone Needles, PatliePathe

and & Columbia.;

Columbia;

M.B. ch.M. Radio Receivers, Columbia; Cinema

Patholoy—E. S. Fernando

Physiology — Kho Khong Kha, Sound Dominion Films—Silent);

Equipments (Sound and

61, Des

British

M.B., B.S.

Biology—Ng Ching Sum, b.sc. Road Central; Teleph. 20626; CableVoeux

Ad;

Vaccination—G. B. Thomas, M.o , Chinphono; R.R. L.Degoy,

Code: Bentley’s

director

B.S. Read, do.

Materia Medica and Pharmacy— H.L. Wilson, do.

K. N. Graveson,

Electrical m.p.s. Day,

Engineering—I. Y.

A.M.I.E.E. kong,Chang,

C. representative

Canton for Hong-

and. South China

Civil Engineering

Oppenheim, b.sc. — L. A.

Mechanical Engineering—Li Kai MARCtflAiWS GOLD

Yeung, b.sc.

Materials and Applied Mechanics LABEL WHISKY

—it. S. Tissington, b.sc.

Physics—Un Po, b.sc., Hu Pak Oar Excellent Whisky at a cheaper price

Mi, B.A. — Chan Chow Lam,

Chemistry

Miss Hu Wai Hann,andb.a.Instruc- Teleph. 30311

Workshop Foreman

tor-F. C. Weller Jardine, Matheson & Co*, Ltd.

University Hostels fordirectly

(Hostels conducted Students— by Sole Agents.

the University)

Wardens fl &

Lugard Hall—W. Paid, M.sc.

Eliot Hall—Pi. It.A. Campbell,

May Hall—It. a.i.c. Elite

Hill, M.sc.,m.a. Styles—A.P.C.Building, 26,Queen’s

Road Central; Teleph. 22432; Cable Ad:

(In connection with the University Elite B. F. Lee, manager

and maintained by outside

organizations)

St. John’s Hall—41, Bonham Boad nf Yuen, Hung

(Church Missionary

Warden—Itev. Society) Elizalde & Co. (formerly Ynchausti &

G. K. Carpenter,

B.SC. Co), Manila Building;Rope Manufacturers—

Morrison

(LondonHallMissionary

— HattonSociety)Road King’s Teleph.

Ad: Elizalde; Code: Bentley’s

23165; Cable

Warden—Stanley V. Boxer, b.sc.

i Riccilum HallRoad

(Jesuit Order)—Pokfu- Ellis Kadoorie Indian School (under

Warden—Rev. Fr. Macdonald, S.J. Government)

St. (Church

Stephen’sMissionarj

Hall—forr Society)

Women IE iH 32 P& & ± f #

Warden-Miss W. I. Griffin Ellis & Edgar, Stock and General Brokers

and

Central Estate Agents—9,

(1st floor); Teleph.Queen's

20136;Road

P.O.

Edward Dispensary, The'(C. Kamming BoxF. 599; Cable Ad: Elledga

M. Ellis, principal

1 & Co., Ltd.) Druggists and Chemists—

A.

J. J.J. Edgar,

Edgar, signsdo. per pro.

| 51,Cheng

Queen’sKamRoadMing,

Central; Teleph.director

managing 20876

D. Ellis

| Cheng Yik Kwan, m.p.s.

Cheng Chung Wah, assist.

Lo Kung Lam do. R.S. E.M. Edgar

Omar I| Chan

Miss L.Chung Nga

A. Paterson

A602 HONGKONG

Empire , Printing Press Lfi'*. — 50, Ever-New Cleaning and Dyeing Co.,

The, Dyeing, Cleaning and Steam

Welfirtgton Street; Teleph. 26002 laundry—303, Main Street, Shaukiwan

Empire SitEs Company, Importers and West Li Gong Nai, ma.nager

pistributors, of Duro Deep Well Li Chong Nai, subf-mgr.

Puttips, Duro Electric Motors and

Duro' Shallow Well Pumps—33,

W ong Nei Chung Road, Happy Valley; Everlasting Electrical Supply Co.,

Teleph.. 3022,8'; Cable Ad i Emsco The, General Mechanical Contractors—

B, Kirig,. manager 102, Johnston Road; Teleph. 24510

Agency

Trie Du-ro Company, Dayton, : ft 1 # 4 *

Ohio, U.S.A. ' - Hen Hop Yting Hong;

Empress Hotel—(S'ec Hotels) Exporters 1a^.. I^po^ter.s Co-opera-

tive Co./ Exporters and Importers

Empress Dodge—(’Nee Hotels) " —Bank of Canton ^Building, (2nd

floor)'; Teleph.. 313$|L P.O.. Box 831;

# 3c 7i< m fit Cable Ad: Ersel

EJjg Aun , T’ctfiG I The, Tigeil MedicaDHall)* Harry Goldenbergj manager

*cine—26,

Dealers inBonham Tigdrlfelm ahd Other .Medi- WoO Lai Sin; chemical dept.

Strand East; Teleph. Cheung Tung Ho -

j2636d; Cable Ad: Hawpar Tang Tai Wa

i ' H. S.'Q\iah, manager Woo Ka Lam

Luther Lowe

E^cola Portuguesa (free Educational) Chan him Kai

Bai Kou Sion

IiSJtAtL, HC M. H., Share and General Lee Man Chiin

jBroker, Commission Chung Ming Wong,

and Exporter (MemberAgent, Importer

of the Hongkong Mak Sai Yee

Shitfehrok'e'rs’ 'AssociaTidiT) —-Ohina

Building-(gth flow*): P.^ Bo^-551

II.A.;M.RlH.- H.E-mail, Export Petroleum Company of

Hsmiiil,proprietor

signs, per pro. California,

Ball” PetroleumLtcf.,products-LKing’s

Producers of “RedBuil-

E.‘H. Esmail . ; ding; Teleph. 24411; Gable Ad: Pexco;

W. S. Zon Codes: All Standard, Acme'preferred.

K. Begdnn, manager

“ Eunice ” — Peninsula Hotel Arcade ;

Telephi 'h -‘j Faith and Company — 77, Des Voeux

Eurasia Trap^ng COri: The, Importers Cable Road C.;Ad:Teleph.

Facom 24953; P.O. Box 224;

apd Exporters—China Building:; H.

Teleph. 20|S1 ; Cable Ad : Eurasia;

Codes: A.B.C. 5th.& 6th edns. and H. K. Qhanmanager

S. Chani

.Bentley’s , . , Far East Aviation Co., Ltd , The

Registered

20. Queen’s Office:

Road Kayamally

Central; Building,

Teleph. 31101

^ m

Everett, Inc., L.,: Steamship Agents— (all Bentley’s and Private. .Branch Codes:

depts.); Cable Ad: Airco; Office:

Queen’s Building; Teleph. 2^)08;'P.O. : Shanghai. 'Agents ,throughout China.

BoxD: 39; Cable Ad: Leverett Agenciesofcover a complete

W. Everett,

P. Hunt,,president (Shanghai)

vice-president

1 (Shanghai) . aircraft all types, aircraft line

motors,of

G. P. Bradford; do. ' (Manila) supplies,

aircraft components

insurance and parts and also

Thos. G. Paterson, manager •’ Directors —G.G. N. Tinson (chairman),

Agents for "'

American

Dykes Bros.Gulf Orient

Ripley Line Co.

Steamship D.A.S. Ritchie, and F. mgr.

Scott, general R. Smith

U.X. Salvage Association A. South

V. Harvey,

China mgr.chief

and for Hongkong

test pilpt Jc

Philippine Steam Navigation Co. H. R. de Pinna, actg. secy.

 fioxaivoxG A(;o:j

Sales Pilots—,H. A. Howes,, A.. I).

Bennett & G. S. Jones Evans, Af.c. Far East F&Oxyge'x&and Acetylene Co.,

W. F. Dudman, C.mgr.Higginbptton>

Engineers—V. (spares dept )'and Ltd., The (Ste. d’Gxygene et d’Acety.

W. U. Hawes lene d’Extreme-Grierit)—Office, Work-

Staff—M. F. de, Pinna, R, Danenberg, shops Teleph. and

57789;Factories: To-Kwa-Wan;

Code: A.B.C. 5th edn.,

L. Roza Pereira, S. C. boo, Mrs. Lugagne, and Natio

M. Panizzi, Miss L. D. Silva-Netto E. E. M. Devaux, manager

and Miss A. da 1 loch.a Mrs. R. J. Stevens, secretary

Motor Department: Far East Motors—

26, Nathan ; Road, Kowloon;

prietors: The Far East Aviation Far (Pro- East Shipping Co., Steamship

(Jo., Agents and Ship, Connaught

Freight and Road;:

Coal

FernyLtd.)r Teleph. 59101; Cable Ad: Brokers Teleph.

-j*- 18/19,

30471;' Cable Ad : Farshipco;

Distributors of Chevrolet Motor Cars Codes used: A.B:C. 5th edn., Scott’s 10th

and Trucks for Hong Kong, Macao, edm, Bentley’s,

Heu ngshan District and Hainan and Private Bentley’s Second, Boe

Island

C. E. White, manager Far East Superintendence Co., Ltd.,.

C.C. E.H. Abbas,

Blake, accountant

sales General Cargo and Cotton Controllers

H. El Urmi, service —Alexandra Building; Cable Ad:

Staff-C. H. Cheung, A. Silva- Supervise: Head Office: Kobe (Japan)

Netto, Goddard and Douglas, agents

Chuen, Miss

ChengL.Chen R. Hing,

Kwan,Mak Au

Ping Fan, Shin Ngok, Wong Yui WHITE HOUSE

A geneits WHISKY

General Motors Export Co.

Dominion Trupk Equipment Co. of The finest Whisky obtainable

Canadat

Far East Flying Training School Teleph. 30311

Ltd.,

ar EastThe, (Operating

Aviation Agents : The Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Co., Ltd.)—Registered

Office: Kayamally Building, 20, Queen’s Sole Agents.

Road;

Base: School,

Kai TakAerodrome, and Seaplane

Aerodrome, Kowloon

Teleph. 31101 (operating agents), 59282 Far Eastern - Express Co.—51,. Con-

Kai Tak Aerodrome); Cable Ad: Airco; naught Road C. ; Teleph. 30573-

odes: Private and Bentley’s

Directors — G. G. N. Tinson ® R IT It It <8 m i£

(chairman), A. Ritchie, F. R.

Smith, D. S. Scott and A. V. Far Eastern Grocers’ Advocate, In-

Harvey corporating the Provisioner, Fruiter

W. F. Murray, school comman- and LiqUor Dealer-Bank'of Canton

dant and chief instructor Building, 2nd.floor; Teleph. 31383;

Lord M. A. Douglas-Hamilton, Cable Ad : Freag; P.O. Box ,747

asst, flying instructor Lee C. Solomon, managing editor

Hung Tsi Ming, Chinese Liaison Joseph Tseur-assist. editor

officer Chison Chan,.-translator

Engineering Instructors:^ : Raymond Soing-

Y. J. Neyle (chief ground H, Fattydad \ . C. Gungiham

engr.), H. Willcocks and K. m m m it

C. T. Marshall Farrell and Co., P. T., Consulting

0-Staff

H. Blake,

-C. C. accountant

Lum and F. R. turers’ Engineers and Surveyors, Manufac-

Abbas Representatives—King’s

ing, Connaught Rd, Cent.; Teleph. Build-

24422;

Far East Motors—26, Nathan Road; Cable P. T.Ad: Farseeing;

F'arrell, Code: Bentley’s

principal

Teleph. 59101; Cable Ad : Femor Capt. W. J. Andrews

 A604 HONGKONG

Fat Kee 'Commercial Co.—8, Des Fogden, Brisbane & Co., Ltd. (In-

Yoeux Jld. C.;. Teteph. 24311 corporated

Peninsula Hotelin Straits

Arcade,Settlements)

Kowloon—;

Favour & Co.—4, Queen’s Road Central; Teleph. Code:

51106; Cable Ad: Fogbane;

Bentley’s

Teleph. 21047 Local Manager

Federation of British Industries—67 Baile,

MECH.E.b.sc., m.inst.struct.e., a.m.r

and 69, Des Vibux Road'Central; Teleph. Assistants—R. F. Brelsford, a.m.inst

21746 . . .

Representative in South China—G. g.e. and V. E. Kingsbury, a.m.i.e.

W. Sewell (Australia)

Accountant —J. T. L. Giff’Ening

If IT 5£ ft it a

Feld & Co., Ltd.,. F..,^General 1 mporters Eok, Dr. W. K., m.b., b.s.—Office: 140,

Queen’s Road Central; Teleph. 24341,

and Engineers

(2nd floor); Teleph. French BankCable

28 447; Building

Ad: Residence: 48, Bonham Road;

Feldbobe Teleph. 22793

O. J lech tel, manager

M- Hanke, dipl. engineer m

Felix Hat Shop, Hats and Gowns-—York Fongkey & Co., F., Importers & Exporters

Building, Chater Road ; Teleph. 26294; 24027; Cable AdRoad

—18, Connaught Central; Teleph.

: Effective

. Cable Ad: Felix

Fook On S. S. Co.—155, Cdnnaught Road

Fernandez, M., Share and General Broker C.; Teleph. 25547

1 —4a, Des Yoeux Road,

floor); Teleph. 24688; Cable Ad: Central (2nd

Ferhandina; Code: Bentley’s % % m

Fook On Wing, Ltd., Leather, Hide and

Feranti Ltd. Canvas Merchants—40, lling Lung St.;

Represented in Hongkong and China Teleph. 20302; Cable Ad: Fookonwing

by Callender’s

tion Co,, Ltd.' Cable & Construc-

Fook Weng & Co., Manufacturers and

Fine'gy Exporters of SwatowandHandmade Drawn-

Wong Motor “ Car *, Road

N:ei; Chong Co., ;'Ltd.—To, work, Shawls,

Teleph. Silk Embroidery Lace, Dealers

Undepwfear, Mandarinin

23551 " Costumes, Ivory, Cloisonne, Pewter and

BrassallWare,

FancyTientsin Carpets, Nathan

Curios

Finnish CoNSULATE--(,S,ee Consulates) and Goods, etc.—37,

Road; Teleph.1 58^62; Cable Ad: Curios;

Fire Insurance Association op Hong Code: Bentley’s

Kong—(See Associations)

Fook Wing & Co. • -26, Pottinger Street;

First Church op Christ, Scientis't— Teleph. 21656

(See Churches)

Forbes Advertising

—], Asia & Printing

Life Building; Teleph.Service

27u54;

M Wi h 'E 4* Cable Ad:Forbes,

Forbesad

Chung sai Tai yexiU fong R. F. manager

Fletcher & Co., Lp. (The Pharmacy), . Sirs. R. F. Forbes, assist, manager

Chemists)

Vendors and Druggists, Pateht Agents

Commission Medicine

—

Asiatic Building, 26, Queen’s Road Cent; Fox Film Fed. Ino., U.S.A. — King’s

Teleph. 20345 , : , Theatre Building (4th floor); Te-

leph. 26966; Cable Ad: Foxfilm.

FlyNight,

Garage, MotorCars. for

1 Hire Day and Branches:

Motor AccessOiiek and Repairs— Harbin, Dairen Shanghai & Tientsin. Agents:

59, Gloucester Rodd; Teleph. 22077 A. L. Qftplan, manAggr

 HONOKONG A605

Franco Eastern Trading Co», General M Fung tang kee

Merchants—5, Des Voeux Road; Teleph. FtfNG Tang, Importers, Exporters and

21657; ?. O. with:

Associated Box 52;Felix

CableFribourg—50,

Ad: Fetcol. General Merchants—Pedder Building;

Rue de Paradis, Paris, France Telephsl 20495 and 21704; Cable Ad:

Caudron, resident managing Redbois;

K.partner 6th edris. Codes: Acme,Lieber’s,

improved, A.B.C. Bentley’s

5th and

(K. Caudron, Hongkong) and Duo

(R. Lelouvier, Pans) Fung Kong Un, principal

Branches

Bangkok,andSaigon

Agencies

andinBatavia

Singapore, Agency

Acme Commodity and Phrase Code

Franklin

Analysts—13Laboratory,

to 17, Metallurgists and

Percivai Street;

Teleph. 228M; P.O. Box 482

D. G. Glenn Allen, m.a. , a.i.c. SiLVER SLIPPER GIN

French Consulate (See Consulates) For the Perfect Gimlet

& £ Teleph. 30311

French Store, Commission Agents, Gen-

eral Storekeepers, French Bakers,

Confectionary and Provision Dealers, Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Wine and Spirits, etc.—97, Queen’s Road Sole Agents.

Central; Teleph. 20794; Cable' Ad:

Frenstor

N. E. Allaye, proprietor

C. Tim, asst. mgr. Ta i Isze

Fuji Motor Car Co.—58, Gloucester Furness (Far East), Ltd., Shipping

Road; Teleph. 22133 Agents—King’s Building; Teleph. 23165;

CableLocalAd:Board—C.

FurnprinceC. Black (chairman),

Gordon Yates and W. F. G. Harris

I Fung Keong Rubber Manufactory, A. Me G. Mitchell

Cheng Kwong ())

Manufacturers of Rubber Shoes, Wel- Cheng Chung Choy

I; lington Rubber Boots and Other Rubber Mrs. M. Houghton | Mrs. C. Nunes

I Articles—Head Office & Works: Main Agencies

1 Street, Shaukiwan; Telephs. 22952 and

I 26764. Prince

Showrooms: 243, 21346;

Central; Teleph. Des Voeux

and 335,Road

Na- Furness,Line Silver

Withy. LineLd.

& Co.,

n than Road, Kowloon; Teleph. 57718. Economic Insurance Co., Ld.

I Branch Office and Works: Chong Chin

If Street, . Honam,

5007Q. Canton;

Showroom: Canton; Teleph. Furniture (Studio, The Interior

1-South, Teleph.Taiping

15917 Road Decoration, Bldg. E'urniture arid Rugs—

Fung Keobg, managing proprietor Gloucester

26438; Cable Ad: Furstudio

Arcade; Teleph.

A S.Fung

W. Tang, manager

Yat Hing, works manager ■ Mrs. M. K.-Boyd, rpropTietress

11 Tang

Au KaiTzeMing,

Nam,Export

sales manager

Dept, Ri Poinsoti manager

Pang Karri Wing,,accountaht

^ If (a

1; Sun 11ong Kam Ngan Kiihg Se

r j'uNG Manter & Co., Refiners of Gold and G.Specialists S. Brothers, Sports Outfitters,

in Restringing, Manu-

i *‘ Silver Bullions—53, Des Vceux Road facturers Mansions, Hankow Guts—II,

of Tropical Ho Tung

Road, Kowloon;

M: 1 Cable

Central;Ad:Teleph. 20617; P.O. Box 654; Teleph.

Fungmanter 56641. Factory at Sial'kot, India

AG06 HONGKONG

ft M Yu,tn wo

Gande,

and Cigar Price & Co., Ltd.,George’s

Merchants—St, Wine, Bldg.,

Spirit Ting kwok tying yung.ftifi he kung sze.

Ice House

Ad: Sphinx Street; Teleph. 20135; Cable General

Ltd., The,Electric

ElectricalCo. of China,

Engineers, Manu- ;

Directors — J. F. Shea (chairman), facturers and Contractors — Queen’s j

Kenneth Gian & Wong Sik Chung Spark Buildings; Teleph. 3o247i; . Cable Ad: f

J.It. N.P. Phillips,

Wong, secretary less. Head Office: Shanghai. |

manager Branches:andHongkong,

Canton TientsinHankow, Dairen, J

D. Rumjahn, accountant A. B. Raworth, A;M„i.e.e., director and j

Tsu Ho Tseung

Lam Shiu Wan I Lam Yuk Ching

Lai Hok Ping | Li Shiu Wing H.branch

P. Baileymanager

F. X. Capell

R. S. O E. C. accountant

Ahnada Remedies, Norris j.

Gap Road English School — (See Agencies

Government) TheWitton,

General Electric Co., Ld., London, j

Manchefffietand Birmingham

Fraser & Chalmers

rr 3£ Osram-Rokertson Lanm Works

Gauthier & Co., Manufacturers’ Agent} Pirelli-General

ampton Cable Works, South- /!

-— Asia Life Building; Teleph. 33923; Chamberlain & Hookham

Cable Ad: Gauthier; Codes:

A.B.C. 5th and 6th edns. and Private on Bentley’s, Express Lift Co.:

: request Salford

Rawplugs, Electrical

Ld. Instruments, Ld.

K. C. Leung, manager Ransomes and Rapier, Ltd.1

Chan Luh Hing,' sub-mahager Fetter’s, Ltd.

M. Gauthier, assist.

Agents for:

Gavag'e ' Armand Liege, Belgium. General Film .Exchange, I no.,

Agents : United A.rtists Corporation

—King’s Theatre Building; 'Teleph.

GayGoodsKee,Merchant

Building Materials

and Sanitary Sanitary 26995

and Engineer ; Cable Ad : Lesirk.

AN-T.F.Y. Mprgensterh,,’manager

—David House, Des Voeux Road Central; Chan, accountant

Telephs. 21482Cheung,

(Office),sole

56866 (Branch) Mak Kwan ' .fin • H; G. Lai

Lee Kwok :: proprietor

Canton B ranch—22, • Ching' Yuen | German Consulate—(Nee Consulates)

Street

Swatow Brapch—17, .Tung Ping

Street . German-China <(H.Kd,Trading Company,!

Importers, Exporters floor,

and Exchange

Manufac-1:

General Accident, Fire and Life As- tures’ Building;

Agents,—3rd .

surance Corporation, Ltd.

JamesRoss H. Backhouse, Ltd.,Ltd.,agents Cable Ad: Yhubalkain ; . Box 574;,

Teieph, 21453; P. C),

Alex, & Cp. (China), do. , H. Heienmaun, ipanaging partner

Thedore H. Sse, do-Kong Wah*

Staff:—L.

Chu Tung, CamppsW. Fung

M. Lui, Tsang:

Yum U and W. M. Phoon

Genera! Construction Co., Engineers Gestetner ( Eastern ), Ltd., D>

and

Building; Contractors — 8th floor, Pedder (Incorporated in England), Gestetnep

Teleph. 28301 Duplicator

French BankManufacturers—1st

Building, -5, Queen’s floorj

Roan

W.N.H;H.Wu,Kai,manager

accountant . Central; Teleph. 25358;HeadCable Adi

T. P. Wong Gestetners Hongkong. Office fo:>

L Woo | C. V. Lee Far East: 9, Cecil Street, Singapor*

ChanWong,Sheung,

foremenTam Shiu and Ng J. B. Dunne, general mgr. Far East

A. W. Martin, manager

 HONGKONG

Getley Company, The-, Importers, Ex- jflj g Yat lee

porters and Commission Agents— Gibbs '& Co., J., Imjjoi'ters, Exporters

19, i; Connaught Koad W. ; Teleph.

390-1; P.O. Box 379; Cable Ad: and Commission Merchants—85, Jaffe

lload; Cable Ad: Yip; Codes: A.B.C. 5th

Gi'pco; ‘ Codes : Bentley’s A.B. C. ;6th' j and 6th edns., Bieber’s, Western Union

edu.. Acme and Private Codes' ' and Bentley’s

® Citt horif)' Gibson, J. S., Architect-

Whiteaway’s Building, and

20, Surveyor—

lies Yoeux

Gibb, Livingston & Go., Ltd.

P.Ad:kGibb O. Building; Telephf .28Q31; Ca-ble Road Central; Teleph. 21891

i Principal AsmstafiTse—Lo Man Chuen

C.L. G. S. Mackie, managing direbtbr;1

& Lai Shin Wing

N.J, M.

Davies,^

Currie,director

signs (Shanghai)'

per ptff)

C. Austin G. F7 Santos ■’ Gibson, R. McLean, M,pi7ic.M. (Ed.), f.r.c.s.

(Ed.) - London ]\JIssion

P. E. Barker F. X. Mended

E. L. Groome A. J. Castto

Haigh J.C. V.M.

J.J. IIG. Hooley Yibtor'■

A. J. V. Itibeiro -Chan Miss A.SinM.Hun]

Xavier OTAHI5S HitANO

A.L. A..1; Brown

llosarib- Lo Tliack Man The Brandy with a Pedigree

H. A. Ribeiro | Chan Chang Mirig

Agencies Teleph. 30311

Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd.

“Ben” Line Steamers, Ltd., Leith;

British

(Borneo) “North Bbrneo Governmeht, Jar dine, Matheson &. Co., Ltd.

The British Phosphate Gommissibners, Sole Agents.

Melbourne - ' ; ■ F nil : u

British Borneo- Timber Co., Ltd.

(.Borneo) &- ■ Crdshpld

Harrisons , , (Bor.hyoX Ltd-,, Gl cm an & Co.; ^Ltd., .Tni ping

Merchants (Est-

Borneo ablished 1842)—4a, Des"' Yoeux Road;

The Borneo Co., Ltd. (Bangkok) Teleph. 38011; P.O. Box 56; Cable Ad:

Administration of Western Samoa Gilman .

Duncan Paterson, director (London)

(Ajiia)

Levers - Pacific’ Plantatidfib Pty. Ltd. i J.G. L.Miskin, Palmer, do.' do.

(Sydney)

Burns, Philp &. Co., Ltd. (Sydney) | C. Blaker, director . do..

UicMrd; Haworth & Co., Ltd. (Man- i Shipping Dept.

chester) K. A. Mnnro . j M. U. Razack

James Kenyon & Son, Ltd., (Bury)

North China Insurance Co,, Ltd. \ Sundries DepL

Miss R. Mow Fung | W. E. Broadbridge

(Shanghai)

Phoenix Assurance Co., Ltd. (London)

Northern Assumnce Co.,Ltd.^London) , L. Goldman

t i Queensland

(Sydney) Insurance .Co., Ltd. Hardware'Dept.

Manufacturers

Ltd. (Sydney)Mutual : Insurance Co., E.: C. Fincher

Mercantile Xlutual Insurance Ltd. Accounts Dept,

(Sydney)

Ocean ■ E. F, Fincher | N. A. E. Mackay

Insurance Co.i of Gothenburg Wines & Spirits Dept.—-Stock Exchange

(Gothenburg)

Imperial Chemical Industries Metals I C. Building de S. Robertson

Ltd. (Birmingham) Motor Dept.

Compagnie Francaige des Phosphates Sales:

\ de L’Oceanie (Paris)

“Lafarge”

(Marseilles) Extra White Cement D. Stewart

L Nagel

Aqos HONGKONG

Service: & Go fc*'

TheA. Duro

Mann,Motor

managerCo., Ltd.—Kowloon Goeke & Co., A., Import and Export

’“Giltnan Motors”—Hongkong Merchants,

Building (4th floor); Agents—China

Insurance Teleph. 22221; {

L. W. Tipple, manager Cable6thAd:edn.,Asteridian; Codes: A.B..C. 5th

Statistical and Mailing Dept. and Bentley’s, Acme, Schofield’s, .j

Miss E. L. Rogers I MissP. E. Gittins Mosse, Universal Trade, Zebra 3rd, j

Miss I. L. Woolley | L. H. To. Paper and Private

Agencies A.H. Ammann,

Goeke, partnerdo.

Lloyds East Asiatic S.S, Go., Ld. H.W,Ferber,

Swedish

Ocean Accident & Guarantee Corp., Ld. Foraita do. | (Canton)

E. Ammann

Willys Overland Oars Agencies

Humber

Fisk Tyresand Hillman Cars Fiat Motorcarifc Cie.,

Works, Torino Ferand.

Findlater’s M. Michelin Clermont,

Law Union Wines'and Spirits Co., Ld.

& Rock Insurance Motor Tyres

Tropisco Paints. Ships’ Paints and •

Western Assurance Co. RustInt.Paints

Palatine Insurance

Gibbon’s Metal Windows Co. Soc. de Placements, Basle (Inter- j

Norge Refrigerators national

Albert Investments)

Mendel A. G., Berlin

Gresham Fire & Accident Insurance Remedium A. G., Berlin

Society, Ld. Victoria Biscuit, Farieken Dordrecht J

Owners

Gi.en Linf.-~14, . Pedder. Str. ; Teleph. Fiat Garage

23696

Golden Star Trading Co., Ltd.—20, Des j

Globe

Yceux Electric Co.— 57, Des Voeux Road Central; Teleph. 28208

Supply27688

Road C.; Teleph.

Good Hong Tobacco Co., Ltd.—Asiatic 1j

Globe

of SteelTrading Importers Building; Teleph. 26158

Co., The, Representa-

and Manufacturers’

tives—37, Des Voeux Road Central, Golf Club, The Royal Hong Kong— i

Cable Ad: Genuinely {See Under Clubs)

[. Staff—T.

C. Lee, proprietor

C. Shum, P. S. Leung, K.

C.ChanChiu, K. K. Hau,

and P. Henry Teng Raymond ± m

Gordon's Ltd., Ladies’ Footwear Special-

ists

24052;— Kayamally Buildings; Teleph.

Gloucester, The—(SW Hotels) W. S. Drake, managing director

± m & m % tr w Gosho Kabushiki Kaisha — 5, Queen’s

Kq. tali kap Tuck ki le se Road Central; Teleph. 22908

Goddard & Douglas, Marine Surveyors n & m & m £

and Consulting

toPrincipal

Local Shipping Engineers.

Insurance Lines, Surveyors

Offices,Agents

and and the Gotla & Co., P. D., General Merchants i|

Surveyors to Det Norske Veritas, and Exporters—16,Agents

and Commission and Importers !|l},

Surveyors to Germanischer Lloyds— 23084; P.O. Box 800;Peel Street;

Cable Teleph.

Ad: Gotla

Alexandra

Road; Bldg. (1st floor), Des Voeux J. P. Gotla

R. H.Teleph.

Douglas,20122; Cablepartner

a.i.n.a,, Ad: Goddard P.B. C.P. Tavaria

Mahuvawala |I K.

H.D.P. Baidawala

Parekh 1

J. W. Bundred, do., do.

S. K. Heiberg, m.i.e.s.,

Gould & Co. do. Stock, Share and

Joseph,

Miss G. S. Blyth

Agencies General Brokers—Exchange

Teleph. 20270; Cable Ad: Building;

Jogould; ji.

Toplis

Far East& Harding, Assessors,Co.,London

Superintendence Ld. Codes: Bentley’s and A.B.C. 5th edn.

Joseph Gould, principal

 HONGKONG A609\

Gourdis;, Dr. Allston, m.b., b.s.. Medical Great Building;

Eastern Trading Co. — French.

Teleph. 26313

Practitioner—Pedder

33508. Hesidehce,- 27,Building;

Ho MunTeleph. Tin

Street, Kowloon; Teleph. 59405 Great Eastern Hotel—(5ee Hotels)

Geaqa

Foreign

andImporters

Colonial and Exporters

Postage Stamps,of Great Northern Telegraph.’C&,—(See

Pictorial Post Cards, Toys, Seed?, etc.— Telegraphs)

10,F.Wyndhani

Graga. Street; P.O. Box 620

P. Soares I Miss D. Leao m ^

Miss F.M. Graca

Miss GraQa |j Mrs.

Mrs. L.A. Basto

P. Rocha Greaves, A. P., Share and General Broker,

Miss I. Eca da Silva Land and Estate Agent—.8, Queen’s Rd.

Cent.

Ad: Grease (1st floor); Teleph. 21955; Cable

*1 & m m e fi

Graeco-Egyptasn Tobacco and WHITE HORSE

Coffee

Cigars and Store, High Class,

Tobaccos, Freshly Cigarettes,

Ground

Turkish and Mocca-Java:—Coffee roasted WHISKY

daily,

ing, 4,Best in Hongkong—China

Pedder Street; Teleph. Build-22801 The Choice of the Connoisseur

i [. Dedeoglou, proprietor Teleph. 30311

® ® » Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

The Grand Dispensary, Ltd., Mann

facturing

Retail Druggists. Chemists,

DealersWholesale

in Surgicaland In- Sole Agents.

struments

cines, and

Perfumes, Appliances,

ToiletriesPatent

and Medi-

Drug-

gists’ Sundries—China m & Ft m m it

Rd. Central; Telephs. Building,

20606 andQueen’s

21616; Ching chow Ying nai Rung sze

Cable Ad : Apothecary Green Island Cement Co. Ltd.—

Chan Yin, managing director Head Office: Exchange Building (2nd

Vau Tak Wing, general manager floor);

An Ping Ying, business

H. Shakespear ma.nager

Hart, chemist Green Island, atMacao,

Works Hok tin, Kowloon,

Teleph. 21463 and

Lik G. Poon, advertising Board of Directors—J. Scott Harston,

(chairman), J. H. Taggart, Li Tse

Fong,

Pearce A. L.. Shields and T. E.

± m &

I ‘ Grand Theatre (Controlled by Hong- Head AllanOfficeKeith,Staff

secretary

kong Amusements, Ltd.)—Queen’s Road T. C. T. Beck, assist, secretary

East; Teleph. 23694; P.O. Box 82 M.A.Figueiredo,

I ' Gray’s Yellow Lantern Shop — Alex- O. H. Osmund accountant

andra Building; Teleph. 24566 M.

F- E.F. Silva

Baptista II. E.Mrs.A. A.Noronha

Burleigh-

'I vGreat China Chemical Works, Ltd.— Hok Un Works

ji 167, Johnston Road; Teleph. 27664 R. Taylor, works manager

S.S. S.F. Bishop,

Harris, chief engineer

chemist

it Great Chinese Treasures—54a, Queen’s J.J. B.J. Winter,

Cameron, engineer

do.

Road Central; Teleph. 27684 F. J. Neill, do.

it ;^Great China. Trading Co.—6, Queen’s H. Reason, chief burner

f Road C.; Teleph. 31110 R. J. Oldfield, assist,

P. R, Carnac, electrician burner

IGreat Eastern Tobacco Manufactory, O. M. S. Oliveira, chief clerk

1• Ltd. — 251, Queen's Road Central;

C. A. Cunha, L. G. Lima and J

Teleph. 24605 Gonsalves, clerks

Mrs. G. M. Sclater, steno-typist

 HONGKONG

Macao Works H. & Y. TRApiNd , Co,1—3l;' Des Yoeux

A.J.J. M.Taylor,

Hood,acting superintendent

engineer Road C..; Teleph. '20182

W. Jockisch, burner Habade, Ltd.—5,Queen’s-Road C.; Teleph.

M. A. da Silva, chief clerk 30460 .

A. F. d’Assis, clerk

J. S. Yaz, do.

Hall' Law & Company, Tlnporters,

Great Exporters and Comhiission Agents,

—(SeeNorthern Telegraph

Under Telegraphs)' 1 rCp., Ltd. : Stationary

4, Pot'tirigerand Street;

Photographic .Supplies—

Tefefth! 23217;

Cable Ad: Hall aw

W %

Gregory & Co., T. EV1., Import ahd Hamburg-Amerika Lime -12, Pedder

Export

Teleph. 2l'Merchants—Queen’s

360; RO. Box 296;'Cable Building;

Ad: Street; Teleph. 2S363; .Cable Ad:

Gregorian;, Codes:

edns. and’ Bentley's A.B.C. 5th and 6th Hamberli

Jebsen & Co., agents

T. M. Gregot^pprihclpal

j H. M. Gregory, signs per pro. Hamet & Co., A. H., General Mer-

. Miss

N. EeeGubbay'| :Glm TAk Cheung -t chants and Commission Agents—10,

Queen’s Road Central; ’Cable Ad:

§ole Agents j Hamet; Codes: A.B.C. & BentlejPs

; Ipekdjian Bros., Ltd. Wholesale A.T. Hamgt

H. Hamet o

Uiamqnd Merchants < /

Ki 1

nfi M ff P° Hancock,

Brokers —A. National S.,-'-BillBiinkandBuilding;

Bullion

Grimble WTT6.,Passage

Emigration, Gko., Ship,

and RMgrhtTCoat,"

General Bro- Telephl'27080; Cable Ad: Jonquil

kers—!, Prince’s- BunaingS) xdleph.

20342; Cable Ad : Elbmirg Handicraft Distributing Co., Manufac-

E- Pang

GrimbleKwok Sui | Pang Kwok Fai t turers and ExportersArt of Swatow Hand-

made Drawn-work, Embroideries,

Ladies’ Silk and Cotton Underwear,

Grose & Go., J. F., Share and Ivory, Amber and Mother-of-Pearl Ware,

General Brokers and Estate Agents Jade Oriental Stones,FancyCurios

Goodsand—8,all OnkindsHingof

—Bank of Oanton Building, 0, Des Terrace;

Vceux Road CentTal; • Teleph 22400 Chansgoods,Teleph. 210.69; Cable Ad:

Code used: Bentley’s

Cable Ad: Groseribs

J. Francis Grose | F. S. Holcroft

Lam Shuk Him | Lo Kin Ping ® Hing .sing,

Grossman, E., Bill and Bullion Broker— Hannibal Export Merchants- 'St Co., • andLtd., Shippers—

W. A-,

10, Ice House Street; Teleph. 20077 la, Chater Road ; Telepli. .20252; PA).

Box 7; Cable Ad; Hannibal; Codes:

Goterres, Dr. A. P., m.b,, B.s.—Chung Tin atAcme, Canton

Bentley’s, Western Union; and

Building; Teleph. 32405 (office) and 58952

(Residence) J.F. Harrop,

Lobel, director,

do. ;

Guatemala Consulate (See Consulates) K,

Lo W.Tsok.Pedersen

Man

Ko Chi Chung | Miss'Hv Scott

H. M. Trabe Commissioner at Hong

Kong and Commercial Secretary for Harking

South China—Asiatic Building (Fourth 203, Johnston Import & Export Co.—199-

Floor), Queen’s Road-,- Wanchai; Te-

23252; Cable Ad: Road Central; Teleph. leph. 28921; Cable

Commintell H. T. Wong, manager

Ad: Harking

G. C. Pelham, H. M. Trade Com-

missioner Francis Yee, assist, manager

 TIOXGKOXG A81I

M ^ Leung Yau Chepng, authorised clerk

Haedivilliers

for Machinery, Metals and Chemicals Leung

Lam Wan YinXgok,

Cheung,. clerk

do.

etc,—Asia

Hoad Life Teifeph,

Central; Building,3^400;1-VP.O.

Queen’s

Box AuHjoi .Chow, assist.

266; Cable Ad: Hardiviler.; Codes: Harstox, J. Scott—l, Dos Voeux Rd.

Acme,

F rancais Cogef Lugagne' arid Xational C.; Teleph. 22895

11.J.V.Cuerineau,

LederhofervM.E^ .B.sC.,adjiser

mgr.

J. Ta cares, asst.technical

mgr. fr gjj # m

Hastings Co. (Formerly Hastings,

J. H. Chan du Loy Dennys and Bowley)Xotaries

Solicitors,Public,

Con-

veyancers,

PatOnt andProctors,

Trade Mark Agents—

m £ M Gloucester Building (2nd flbor); "felephs.

Haepee & Co., Ltd., -Waeeace,

Ford Dealers—Head t)Aqe: 223, Authorized

Xathan 28071-2; Cable Ad: Seim is h; Codes:

Road, Kowloon; Telqph3.58Q16r,7; 'Hong- A.B.C.,

Edgar5th edn. and.B.A.,Western

J>avidsou, "solicitorUnion

and

kong Branch: Hennessy Rood;,'releph.

28240: P.O. 669; Cable Ad :. Fordcav : notary public

W. Harper, rnang. dixe^pr C.E. S.Bulmer Johnson, do.

S.A. J.exp

Gasconacting

andsecretary , , , 'mgrs.

H. Lahne, service J. B.C.Prentis,

Brooks, solicitor : do.

J.E. F.L. Shea, mgr. (Cantonrepresentative

otjice) W. M. Brown, b.a., do.

Rocha, travelling Miss Mponey, stenographer

Staff . Miss Lee, , do.

A.Chan

J. Bush

Kai Sin / j:G.M. Li HonBritto

Yung

M. Lum j A. L. Rocha WHITE HORSE

Miss R. Rumjahn

Mrs. S.C. Maklezoff | K. S. Lau

Franco !| K.U. C.SingWong WHISKY

Mrs. Man

A. L. Jorge Y. L. Cheung Easily distinguishable by its aroma

Salesmen , . Teleph. 30311

Ed. L. Rocha

Liu Van Hung . Jj Chung

Wai Shui Yue ChunLamLok Yiu Jardine, Matheson & Go., Ltd.

Hariram First Class Silk Store Sole Agents.

51, Xathan Road, Kowloon; Teleph.

56845; P.O. Box 689; Cable Ad: Hariram ^ m.

Hattori Trading Co., Ltd., Dealers in

Haeiram, S. K, Indian Silk Store—48, Watches, Clocks, and Sundry Goods—

Queen’s Chung Tin Building; Teleph. , 2085,3;

Cable Ad:RoadKewalshewa

Central; Teleph. ' 26485; PiO. Box 292 ; Qable Ad : Hattori

P.K. Shewaram,

X. Khemlani, mgr. do.

per pro.

K. Hariram, do. R. Xathurmal , £5 $1 # fit fi: #

Staff—H. Karamchand, Hazeland and Gonella, Civil En-

K. C.. Wong gineers, Architects and Surveyors—

Kayamally ' Buildings, 20, Queen's

Harriman, G.A,,'Stock, Share & General; Road Central; Teleph. 23564 Cable

Broker (Member of Hongkong Ad:, Hazelearth

brokers’ Association)—! 1, Queen’sShare-

Road E. Ugo

M. .Hazeland

GonellaJ. Hazeland

Central; Teleph. 26333; Cable Ad: Aridrew

Harriman

and Private or Degairian; Codes: Bentley’s j

G. A. Harriman, principal Hazell, Denis H.—Chiria Building

Wm. Wotherspoon

Ling Man-I, accountant (1st floor); Teleph. 28431); Cable Ad:

Yardarm

A612 HONGKONG

rJ & £ ft it- s m

Health Service Intelligence Bu- Hin Cheong Trading Co., Importers,

reau (Established 1st May, 1922), Exporters and Commission Agents—

Health Office, House and Telephone Powell Building, 12, Des Yoeux

Cleaning,

ing Disinfecting and Fumigat-

Contractors—216, Road; Road Central; Teleph. 21386; Cable

Teleph. 28466; Cable Ad:Hennessy

Health Bureau. Ad: Hintrade

Offices at Shanghai, Hongkong, Manila, wj & Pii ft m m

Tientsin and Hankow

Hin Fat & Co., Ltd., Coal Merchants,

Helena May Institute (Nee Associations) ShippingFreight,

Agents & Stevedores, Ship,

Helmut Nocht—St. George’s Building, naught Brokers — Passenger

Registered andOffice: Insurance

17, Con-

1st floor; Teleph. 21291; P.O. Box 309; 22489 ; Cable Ad : Diligent;23483

Road Central; Telephs. and:

Codes

Cable Ad; Helno - Bentley’s complete phrase and Private

Kwok Hin Wang, director

Henry Sales Company, Exporters, Kwok Chung King Yuk, director

Importers and Manufacturers—China Chiu Chak Son, general manager

Huilding; P. O. Box 1500; Cable Ad: Kwok Tai Hing, secretary

Hensales; Codes: Acme, Bentley’s and Shipping Dept. Tai, manager

Wong Kwong

Private Wong Tak Po

Heung On Insurance Co., Lm—86, Wing CoalWong Shiu Hei

Department

Lok Street; Teleph. 21721; Cable Chan Fook Keung, manager

Ad: Honico Mok Kam lu

; Hewart & Co., R.—10, Queen’s Road (j.; Insurance Chan Hon Kong

Teleph. 27535 Dept.

Kwok Yau Yin, manager

® W) « *!J KS Li Fong Ping

Lo Ying Pew

Hew lit wah tsalc sze Stevedoring Dept.

Hewlitt, A. G., Architect and Civil Ip Woo, chief clerk

Engineer—17, Queen’s Road Central; Ling Chun Sam, chief tally

Teleph. 21375 Wong Yan

A. G. Hewlitt, l.r.i.b.a., principal Siu Ngan

Hm Sang Fat & Co.,Importers and Ex- Run BiuKwong Yee <

Wong

porters Kwong Shun

Des VceujtandRoad

Commission Agents—63,

West; Teleplj. 22056

Hinat-Law—Chung

Suing Lo, m.a.Tin(Cantab.),

Building;Barrister-

Teleph.

Him Yue, & Co., Coal Merchants—China 23952

Building Qst floor); Teleph. 21319;

Cable Ad: Himyu; Codes: A.B.C. 4th Hipson

and 5th, Scotts 10th edn. Teleph.& 26325

Co.—49, Queen’s Road Central;

n&mmftmm

Himly Ltd., General Import and Ex- Hi^s Co., Irpftporters, m if

port Merchants—32, Connaught Road facturers’ Agents —Exporters ap,d Manu-

Central;

24322; P. OTelephs.

Box 213;20401,

Cable20934 and Teleph. 24857; P.O. Box 555; Cable-Street;

Ad : Himly

28, Stanley Ad:

Chan Yin, managing director Hirscomp

■Sole AgeyiU Mak Chan U, managing partner

Farleigh

(Sydney,Nettheim k Co.,of Mimosa,”

N.S.W.) “King Tamners, Hoahing, Dr. Martha H.—China Build- 1

“ofTree” and

Leather “ Open Hand” Brands ing; Teleph. 26325. Residence:' 44, Caine |

Road; Teleph. 22977

 HONGKONG A61&

Hoashoo, De. Yit Hqtj, m.b., ch.b. A- E. Herdman, accountant

T. F. Bradford, wharf engineer

(Edin.),floor);

(2nd LadyTeleph.

Doctor—Chino, Buildings

30634. Residence: H. F. Stopeham

36,

30634 Fort Street, North Point; Teleph. J.E. P.Butler,

Ross Blue,Funnel

- | M.supt.

Ramzan

engr,

J. C. L. Wong, assist do.

Ho Hong Bank—(Nee Banks) N. Turnbull, . do.

Ho Ko Tsun, De., General Medical Practi- Holy Cross Church—(Nee Churches)

tioner—55, Queen’s Road Cent.; Teleph.

21633 Honda

Ham &andGo.,Bacon Importers and Exporters,.

Specialist—40 and 42,

i! £ ffi ft Johnston

Ad: Hondayoko Road; Teleph. 20720; Cable

Ho,tioner—50,

Dk. S.; C,Queen’s

GeneralRoadMedical Practi-

Central (2nd

floor); and 430, Nathan Road, Kowloon; Home foe Blind G'iels and Home for

the Poor—(See ‘ Italian Convent

Teleph. 22904 (Office), 57653 (Kowloon Under Educational)

Office) and 56526 (Resident)

Ho Thong Co.—48a, Bonham Strand Hong: Kong Amateur Dramatic Club

West; Teleph. 26127 —(See Clubs)

HoFinancier—Office:

Tung, Sie Robeet, Merchant

4a, Des Voeux Road and

Cent.; Telephs. 24217,and20059 WHITE HOUSE

Residence), and 29008 29105 (Town

(Peak WHISKY

Residence)

S.C.Wong

Sun,Wing

Wei Tat,

Tong,Kwan

LukYau

Pak Kwong,

To and Renowned for its fine Liqueur Quality

Lai Fong, assists. Teleph. 30311

Hoi Yeung Shipping Co., The—171, Wing Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Lok

ProsperousStreet, 2nd floor; Cable Ad:

Lau King Tsing, manager Sole Agents.

^ tfo see Hongkong American Trading Co.,

Holland China Handelscompagnie N.Y. Provisions, Importers and Exporters, Wholesale

(Holland - China Trading Co., Ltd.), Building; Teleph. Hardware24161;

Metals—China

Cable Ad:

Merchants —67 and 69, Des Voeux Hatco.

Road Cent.; Teleph. 30343 Cable: Ad: Liu Chung Peng, proprietor

Holchihand

W. Kien (Rotterdam)

H. E. Bodde (Shanghai) ^& m m it &

P. J.Stuyfbergen,

J'. Walle manager

I C. G. Markar

C. P. Pintos J. A. Lau Hongkong Amusements, Ltd., Cinema

C. E. Tavares | H. D. Rumjahn Theatre Proprietors

tors (controlling Alhambra,and Film Distribu-

World,

Agencies Kwong Ming, Grand, Taiyat and Ming

, Century Insurance Co., Ld., of London —Head Sing Theatres, Hongkong & Kowloon)

Oflice: Pedder Building. Teleph.

i “Hollywood” Flowee Shop—12, Hankow 30301; Amusements; P.O. Code:

Box Bentley’s

82: Cable Ad:

Road, Kowloon; Teleph. 57778 Lo Kan, managing director

# s m m C.MissS. D.Rosselet, secretary

Loie, stenographer

i Lam yin tung lun shnen fo chong

Holt’s Whaef —Kowloon;

Butterfield Teleph. 58066 Hongkong

& Swire, agents

Art FrameSt.;Manufacturing

Co.—32, Wyndham Teleph. 20898;

R. Henderson, wharf manager P.Q. Box 329; Cable Ad: Pakaso

H. P. Allgood, assist, do. K. S. Pavri & Sons, general managers

A614 HONGKONG

Hong Kong Aoxomobile' AsstieiAiioN— Directors—Sir Robert Ho Tung, Kt.

(Nee'Associations) ' > ' (chairman), Hon. Mr. J. P, Braga,

Messrs M. K. Lo, Li Tse Fong, R. K.

Hong Kong Brewers & Distillers,

Ltd. -Registered Office: 7, Duddell H.Batchelor and C.secretary

da Luz, acting A. da Roza

Street, Hutton Bifilding; Brewery: Sham Deacon & C°-, LcL, agents at Canton

A. A. de'Mello, agent at Macao

Tseng Bay, New Territories; Telephs.

25146 (Office), 56625; (Brewery); Cable

Ad:Directors—Hon.

Brury Mr. S. H; Dodwell Hongkong, Canton & M'acao Trans-

(chairman), Sir Sir

com. leg. hon., EllyW.Kadoorie, k.b.e., portation

E. L. Shenton,

Co.—26,..Xlonnaught Road

C.; Teleph. *8471 :v

Samuel So Wong, W- G. Robertson,

Wong

tonjee Sik Chung director)

(managing and J. H. Rut-

Secretary—E. M. Barrett Hongkong China Dock Co., Ltd.,

Sales—H. A. Meffan and W. C. Wong The, Engineers and Shipbuilders,

Boilermakers,Coppersmiths,Electricians,

Accountant—J.

Brewing F. de Woitsch

Adviser—V. Almeida Brass & Iron Foundry—Marine Lot 85,

'Assistant Brew masters—F: Silk'and* To-Kwa-Wan,

Lo Koon Mok,Kowloon; Teleph,

nianaging 57104

director

V. Hak

■Chief Engineer—A. Y. Calamol . Wong Ching Kong, manager

2nd ilp.—^r^Edwards Lee Ilin Nam, treasurer

^ong Kong Broadcasting Committee pJ & ilt H Mui hi kung sze

—(Nee Associatians) Hongkong & China Gas Co., Ltd.-

Office: West; Point;

Central Showrooms: Teleph. Bldg.;

;2, Gloucester 28il8I.

“Hongkong Builder,”

Building; Teleplf; 25fii®5The—St.

' George’s Teleph. 24704. Works: West Point and

Yaumati

H. E.. Stone; a.m.i.mech.e.,. M.i.c.K.,

fx U m ^ m

San chee lee yeung hong F.engineer and general

Goodwin,.ggsisL engr.manager

and mgr.

G.F. L.E. Rapley,

F. Thompson^ accountant

assistant do.

Hong Kong Canton Export Co., Export, L.F. F.Tyndall,

Nichofson,4gr. (K’lodn. Works.)

Import, Insurance—French Bank Bldg.; assist, engineer

Teleph.' 20114; Cable Ad : Hocanexco.

f C. Arnulphy, manager E.J. Hunter, iupt. (distribution

W. Simmonds, assistant . .do.dept.)

D. Marshall, works supt.

^^m M ^

Hongkong

Co., Ltd.,& The,

Canton

IceIceandManufacturing

Cold Storage Hongkong CliIb & Hong Ko.vft Cricket

TheCo.,Dairy Farm, Ice & Cold Storage Club—(Nee Clubs)

Ltd. (2, Lower Albert Road;

Teleph. 28185),

Directors—T. generalA.managers

E. Pearce, B. Stewart,

S. H. Dodwell, Ho Kom Tong ,and Hongkong Commercial Co., The, Gen-

. eral Importers,, Exporters a^id. Com-

Lau Yick Cheuk mission Agents—S, Queen^s Road

Factory—Shameen, Cantoh; Cable Ad: Central ; Teleph. 24631; P.O. Box

Dairyfarm, Shameen 71; Cable. Ad : Hongcomco

Ho Hung Kwan, manager

Chow Nim Tong, asst. mgr.

a S * ss « « Staff—Ho Hung Pong, Lcik Man

Shang Kong 0 Lun shun Kung sze Tu, and Miss K. K. Ho

Hongkong

boat Co., Canton and MacaoOwners—

Ltd., Steamship Steam-

Queen’s

Ad: Building; Teleph. 20101; Cable Hongkong

Steamboat

Commercial College and

Stenographic Service Cm1 Ed ue&tional)

 HONGKONG A6.1&

® 15 M & ® % flains Department

Ma la sai po V. Sorby, m.i.e.e.

'‘Hongkong Daily Press,” Morning Capt. F. ’L. Brown,, OiB.E.

nG.T.rP Padgett, - • • (Mil.)

Newspaper (Estab. 1857)—11, Ice House

Street (1st floor) and 408, Hennessy E. Thompson m.b.e. G.A. A-J. Neves Ablong

Road; Telephs. 30251 and (night) 24511; C.M. E.H.Gahagan

Arnold, J. A. Gonzales

P.O. Box 1; Cable Ad: Press. London A. I.

A.M.I.E.E. L. G. MoralesRibeiro

Office: 53, Fleet.Street, E.C. 4; Cable A. G. Everett,

Ad: Socotrine

“ Hongkong Weekly Press and A.M.I.E.E. A.Y. H. C. Chan

Ismail

China Overland Trade Report ” Workshop and Stores C. Y. Lam D. Ribeiro

Directory

Japan, and Malaya,Chronicleetc. of(Annually)

China, R. A. Starling

“ China Merchant” (Monthly) C. R.E. Slattery

Wilson L. M. Gomes

A. Hassan

Hongkong Daily Press, Ld., proprietors

Lt. Col. H. L. Murrow, d.s.o., managing A.RI. Hassan

J. Coelho aM. E.I. Razack

Coelho

editor Meter Department

Editorial Dept. S. L.Longfield

S-G. Haroon

H. Blok

F. Schnepel

A. R. Markar

Tse Shu Man G. G.deS.Rome Thomsohi a.m.i.e.e.

S.O. A.M.Ramjahn N. Laurenciano R. C. Butler

Omar C. Onslow G. W. K. Crawford | A. A. Abbas

General Office Showroom

Mrs. W.H.E.M.Orchard

L. Y.R. Xavier

Ramsey, advertising

| C. C. Lai manager 1 Marshall I W. I. .1. So jsae

A. F, Ferreira

m& mm A. P. Maher | V. Franco

Hong hong tin tang yau han hung sze Office Staff

Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd., The- S. Jarvis, m.c., a.s.a.a.

Works: Showroom:

North Point;Gloucester

Office: P.Arcade;

& O. J. R. Way L. A. Peres

Bldg.; Stanesby J.V. F.A. E.Neves

S.T. J.P. C.Saunderson Rozario

Telephs.

22502 (Meter 27712,dept.),

27716,30054

(Power Station),

(Showroom), J.W:H. C. Dunbar A. R. Minu

and 20058 (Complaints, Day and Night);, B. Muskett H. E. Vieira

Cable Ad: Electric; Code: Bentley’s H. S. Jones A.T. Ali

M. Rumjahn

Agents—Gibb, Livingston Sc W.

F. A.Stoker M. Rosario M.

Co., Ld. M. Hassau

Directors — The Hon. Mr. C. G. S.

Mackie (chairman), Sir Robert Ho A.A.C- G.K.

K. Silva

Rahurhed

Minu . S.S. Abbas

Moo' sa

Tung, T.Kt.,E. Hon.

Kt., Stanley Sir Shou-son

PearCe, Cho

W. J. Keswick ' A. G. Mohamrhed R.N. Gbfnes

and fl. Dodwell , S. O. Bux Ahmed

Manager—J. Douglas Butcher, m.i.e.e., H. N. Mehal K. M. Omar

A.M.I.-MECH.E. M. Y. Adal ^Y. M. Sbusae

Generating Station

A;F.G.F.Langston,

Duckworth a.m.i.mech.e. OTARDS V.S.O.P.

A. Webster A. R. Cox BR4IMDY

. S.A. Deacon

F. Paul W. Hatch

H. E. Peers

R.R. P.W.Dunlop,

Smith B.sc. A.H. P.S. Tarbuck

McKay A Fine Old Liqueur Brandy

Y. G. Kerley J. H. Maycock Telephl 30311

"i F.J. F.Normington

Lunny J.G. Sloan

H. Silva Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

D. S. Hill J. Evans

G. Hailey, H. H. Blyth Sole Agents.

a.m.i.e.e. S. K. Wang

A616 HONGKONG

M. T. Nunes ! A.M. C.H.Jono Ghafur Hongkong 'Fresh Food Supply Co.,

0.F. A.Marques

Joanilho S. A. Jabbar Butchers, Poultry-men, Importer’s

S. H. Bux S. Yusuf . of New Zealand and . Australian

S. A. R. Bux E.R. A.M. Souza Xavier Frozen Food and; Sausage Makers--

H. Sabhan

M. Britto 94, Nathan Road, Kowloon; Cable

M. J.A. A.M. Santos Ad: Freshfood’

J.G. 0.M.Santos Quinn G. Tam, proprietor

Butt A. M. Xavier

I. Haroon M. Adem Hongkong Furniture Co.,

Rumjalm H.E.E Silva

S.M. MHussain

G. A. Souza tractors

Furnitureand\ Furnishers

Qwen’s Road of Ltd., Con-

High-class

<'..nind:

E. U. S. Alves A. S. Xavier Teleph. 22634; Cable Ad: Furniture;

R.F. 0.Costa

Mendes S.F. A.J. Collaco Gafoor Code: Bentley’s •

H. A. V. Ribeiro U. A. Rumjahn Hong Kong General Chamber of

H. T. Sousae H V. Ribeiro Commerce—(Nee Associations)

Hong Kong Engineering and Cons-

truction Co., Ltd., Civil Epgineers Hong Kong Horticultural Society^

and

for Building Contractqrs:

China Concreteof the Piling.Sole Licencees

Franki Patent —(Nee Associations)

Compressed

Foundations; Manufacturers System for Hong Kong Hotel—(See Hotel's)

of Patent

Centrifugal

Office: ChungConcreteTin BuildingPipes(1st— floor);

Head |

Teleph. 30309; Cable Ad: Ferroconco. Hong Kong Hotel Garage — (See

Workshop

Road, Kowloon;and; Stores—Prince Edward Hotels)

Chairman andTeleph.

Managing56212Director—

Hon. J. P. Braga

Directors — J. Scott Harston, Sir Hongkong Import M -k

Robert Hok.b.e.Tung, Kt., Sir Elly Co., Merchants and Commission and Export

Kadoorie,

B. Alves, secretary & M. H. Lo —China Building; Teleph. 24724;Agents P.O.

H. Braga, B.sc., general works mgr. 469; CableA.B.C.

Bentley’s Ad: 6thHokineco;

end., Acme'Codes and

E. Sahmet | E. A. R. Alves Private

S. K.Shewan. manager

L. Chan, assist, manager

13 £ It {£ ® * it t

Hong Jcdhg Fo chuk Fo him Rung sze

Hongkong Fire Insurance Hong Kpi^a Iron Mining Co.y Ltd.—

Ltd., The, Jardine, Matheson & Co., Co., 3, Directors—Hon.

Chater Road

Ld., general managers

Consulting Committee —- W. J. A. H. Compton Mr.and A..1. B.J. Stewart

Paterson,

KeswickA. (chairman), C.L. Dunbar,

Bernard L. S Greenhill, secretary

Brown, H. Compton,

Sir Robert Ho Tung, Kt., T. E.

Pearce,

and S. T.F. Williamson

A. Joseph, J. H. Taggart

Hong kong kow loong chi ip on kit

ygu han kong sze

H it t Hongkong and— Kowloon Land and Loan

Hongkong Fish Store, Sea Food Teleph. 27308 8, Queen’s Road West;

Co., Ltd.

Exporters^ Cold Storage Operators, Directors — ChaU

High Central;

Road Class Restaurant—59,

Teleph. 20234; Des CableVoeux

Ad: Fong Kuk Tse Cheuk

Kwan Fan, LukKwan and

Fishstore Chiu Leung Hang

Hon. Mr. T. N. Chau, manager

Hong Kong Football Club — (See

Clubs) Hong Kong Jockey Club-(Nee Clubs)

 HOXGKONO Afil7

Hongkong Metal Window AIfg. Co.—

227, Fuk Wing Street: Teleph.

r■

Hvng'kong km hm mn taujeap fo chony kuny 82e .98614 ,,

Hong Kong and Kowloon Wharf and

Godown Go., Ltd.—Teleph. 56001;

Cable Ad: Godowns Hi ^ ^ fk ii W

Directors—W.-.J. Keswick (chairman), Hongkong Motor Accessory Co., ' The,

Hon. Mr. C.Hon.

Compton, GordonMr.Mackie,

StanleyA. H.

H. Importers of and Dealers in Automotive

Dodwell, D. Drummond, Allan Accessories and Parts. Specialists in

Cameron,. Frank i Austin, '11 B. Storage Batteries—St. George’s Bldg.,

Wilson, F. A. Joseph, H. Hi H. Ice House* Street (ground floor); Teleph.

20577;

F. Priestley

H. Crapnell, andsecretary

J. U. Jessenand manager T. L.P.Q. Box 575;Cable

Knight, Ad: Homac

managing director

C. M. Manners, assist, manager J. S. Knight, secretary

G. B. S. Thomson, accountant Assistants—J. C. Power, Kwan

Ching Tak, L. F..^ Knight, Miss

C.C.W. F.E.M.Terry

Lee J.Juman

J. Maxwell

Khan S. Rose, Mrs. L; Ramsay, Miss

P. lug,A. Miss/D. C. : L.

Groves E. A. da Costa

A. Eastman J. A. Rainey Choy, Chan, To, Chan,

Kam'Huhg,

:

E.J. K.J. Spiers L. Kow, L. Kwai, and L.

F. June Miss- Miss G.A. E.Souza

Maxwell

D. Mackenzie, supt. engineer

A-N. Mackenzie, assist, supt. engr.

G. Castle, cargoassist,

supt. do, MONTSERRAT LIME JUICE

W. C. Excell,, plus

Wharfingers—:

T. F. Harris SILVER SLIPPER GIN

H. M. Miller equals

H. H. Fantham The Perfect Gimlet

V. . / Petherick Teleph. 30311

TM^xMph,

W. Hyde, Cler kcraft supt.

of works

F. J. Easte'rbrook, architect Jardine, Matheson & Co.,, Ltd.

Sole Agents.

Hongkong

Swatow Drawn Lace Co,,Work, Manufacturers

Embroideriesof Lf

inHandkerchiefs;

all kinds of Chinese Traces, etc^ Dealers Hongkong M.Oslc Heony

andGoods—

Fancy

liiong.lcavi hong

Co.,- Dealers in Music,

50, Queen’s Road Central (1st floor). also Musical-instriiments and Accessories,

Te]eph; 245’52; Cable Ad: Lacewingd Expert Repairing of All.'Musical

Branches : — 20-21, Kong Ho Road, and Instruments, Piano and Organ tuners

Kialat, Swatow. 49, Nanking Rd., Teleph.Repairers—96, 23390; QablbWyndham Street;

Ad: Musiciaiis;

Shanghai.

Hankow 56, Samkiau Street, Codes: A.B.C. 5th 'edh. - ’ ‘ '

m *

Hong hong chi ti kw/p toi>lee

Hongkong Land Investment and Agency tofacturing

Clark ;

k Co.), Importing-and

QueerrsManu-

Road

:i Road;

Co., Ltd.—Queen’s

Teleph. 201:17;Building,

Cable Ad:3,LandsChater Cent.; Teleph. 22232; Cable Ad:Private

Clark-

Directors—Hon. Mr. J. J. Paterson hager; Codes: A.B.C. 6thedti. and

Si American

K. Cheney,Optometric

opt. d. Association),

(Member of

(chairmanA. H. Compton, Sir

Robert

A. Joseph Ho and

Tung.S. T.T. ,E.Williamson

Pearce, Felix optometrist

, L. O.S. Eager,

Greenhill; secretary Y. K. Lai,.assist., optician

assist, do.

B.F. C.O. Field,

Reed. aQcconntant Hong Kong Philharmonic Society—

G. W. Grey, f.k,i,b,a., pSee dubs):

W. J. Morris, overseerF.s.i. 4 Hongkong Poi o CLfiB (<§bcdtVbs)'

W. R. BrumWell, asSisfi ove'rsebi

A618 HONGKONG

13 & ® # IS 3= El) ^ H. S. Melwani, principal

Hong hong yan tsz koon Working Partners—R. T. MeL

Hongkong Printing Press, Ltd., Litho- wani, U. T. Melwani and M. T.

graphers Melwani

Queen's. Koad;— Kairaing Building,

Teleph. 20437. Works:6, . Staff—A. M. Melwani, R. Radho j

and' C. Nihal

3, Bowring Street, Kowloon

P. K.A. G.Xavier,

Xavierprincipal

Lau Yung Hei, secretary jg m m %

Hongkong

in Arms,Sporting Arms Store,

Ammunition, SportingDealers

and ji

Hong Kong Publishing Bureau, Ad- Athletic Goods, Cameras, Field Glasses,

vertising Agents, Publishers, Print- etc. —Cable 20, Pottinger

Ad: Sporting;Street;

Codes:Teleph.

Acme,, ]i

ers-6, Queen’s Road G.; Teleph. 26975; 23312; A.B.C. 6th and Bentley’s

Cable Ad: Gussie Wong Kow,. proprietor

Hongkong Realty and Trust Co., Agents Wongfor:Bor, manager

Ltd., Real Estate—Exchange

Des Yoeux Road Central; Teleph. 26291; Building, Bell and Howell Co., Chicago, 111.

Cable Ad: Real trust

J. H. Taggart, managing director Hongkong Stevedoring and Supply ;

F. C. Barry, secretary Co.,

and ContractingGeneral ShippingStevedoresAgents

and j

Ship Suppliers—4, Mosque Junction

n % mm m m (1st floor); Teleph. 22561; P.O. Box

Ilpng kong lam hung sze 455; Cable Ad; Stevepling

Hong Kong Rope Manufacturing Co., Hongkong Stock Exchange — {See

Ltd.—Factories: Kennedy Town and

Ma Tan Kok; Teleph. .27781; Cable Ad: Associations)

Ropework

Directors—A. L. Shields, Sir Elly “Hongkong Sunday Herald,” Sunday i

Kadoorie,

Braga aria k.b.e.,

o. T. Hon. Mr. J. P. Newspaper,

Williafnsoh Herald Publishing publishedCo.—3a,

by the Hongkong

Wyndham f

•1.iCr^oulborn,

Coul thart, secretary Street:

D. C. Teleph.

Wilson, 20022; Cable Ad: Herald |

manager

works manager '

E.D. J.M.Spradberry

Cameron

P.E. N.M. Xavier iff US il ir % ±

Castro I J.F. Toppin

J. Tavares Sz mit sun mun chi koon

A; Delgado | Miss D. Brackstone “Hongkong Telegraph,” Evening News

paper—l

Teleph. 26615 and 3, Wyndham Street:

Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking F.Alfred

P. Franklin, manager

Corporation—(Nee Banks) Hicks, editor

Hong Kong and iShanghai Hotels— John Shaw

{See Hotels) S.J. R.A. Luke,

Gray, reporter

do.

G. W. Giffen, do.

C.K. van Leo, do. ,

C. Tsang, accountant

Hong Kong and Shanghai Taxi-Cab W. Sue, assistant

Co., Taxicabs for Hire—St. George’s

Building, Chater Road; Teleph. m &m. mis nm ^

20408

Hongkong tin wa yau han kung sze

Hongkong Sharebrokers’ Association Hong Kong Telephone Co., Ltd.,-

—(see Associations) Registered Offices; Exchange Bui Id .’i

ing, Des Yoeux Road Central hi

Hong Kong Silk Store, The, Silk Teleph. 26601 (Ex. : Cent. Kowloondo

Merchants, Wholesale and Retail— Telephonco; Peak, Taipo and Fanling); Cable Ac A

60, Queen’s Road Central Code ; Bentley’s u)

 J. H. Taggart, managing director Hongkong Trust Corporation,

Bankers—Gloucester Building;Ltd., The

Teleph.

Board of Directors—Hon. Mr. C.G.S. 28! 41; P.O. Box90; Cable Ad: Vespers

MHon.

ackieSir(chairman),

Shou-son J.Chow,

Scott-Harstbn,

Hon. Dr, Directors—Sir .Victor 'Sassoon, Bart.,

ELA. L.H. Shields’and

Kotewall, o.m.g., (permanent director), Albert Ray-

S.' H. D.Dodwell

H. Blake.

, mond

Davey,(managing director),Shenton.

Hon. Sir William ‘ F. R

J. W.

P. Sherry, manager

0. Clark, assist/manager Kt., , A. L. Paramor add M. H.

W. L. McKenzie, a.c.a , Secretary Turner i A

Staff

a ,xr r? n. t Ai Tn,i.,;m T nk.nrG: aiAa a ns [

’ A.J. Giilard, chief chief

K. Leghorn, trafficmotor

assist. traffic j^egan,

Maca.skill, J, Revie,n. P.■ E. E.j ,Stone,

*> . j-nstrtcj, ... ...

^•il inspector J. P. White, J. Antioquia, A. Ahmed,

H. Ahmed, A. E. Gutierrez, J. D.

, Office Staff- - Marques, J. G. Ozorio, M.. Ozorio,

V.H. R.M.Gordon, E.Mrs.M. Bemedios, J. M.ford,V. Remedies,

Xavier,assist,

A. secretary

E. Coates, M. Calmkn, G. Mrs!'

A. Bland Miss

Mrs. H.L.

J. Mieditia, J. H. Xavier, G. Ozorio,

Miss V. C. Williams Hyndman, and MiSsCotton,

M. G. MacNider

h . . Xavier . / ;andb Miss E. Store Department

Superintendent—R. J. Goodman

fQNGKONG Staff —C. J.E. H.Millard, F. Cullen,

And J. A.V.

Accessory Tyre Co., The, Tyre

Importers—392, a

Hennessy Maher,

Gomes :

Lawrence

Rd.; Teleph. 2S539; Cable Ad: Hktyreco

A618 HONGKONG

T*! & ® # fit 3= £|J t H. S. Melwani, principal

Hour) hong yan tsz kaon Working Partners^R. T. MeP

Hongkong Printing Press, Ltd., Litho- wani, U. T. Melwani and M. T.

graphers — Kaiming Building, 6, Melwani

Queen's_ Road; Teleph. 20437. Works: Staff—A.

and M. Melwani, R. Radho-

C. Nihal

3, P.Bowring Street,

A. Xavier, Kowloon

principal

R. G. Xavier jg m m m

Lau Yung Hei, secretary Hongkong

in Arms,Sporting Arms Store,

Ammunition. SnortinsrDealers

and

ADVERTISEMENT

h. W. D.

The Hongkong & Whampoa Dock

Company, Limited.

Shipbuilders and Engineers, Iron, Steel

and Brass Founders, and Salvors.

KOWLOON DOCKS-COSMOPOLITAN DOCK —

ABERDEEN DOCKS.

Hong Kong.

Telegraphic Address— Manifesto—Hongkong.

Hong Kong and Shanghai Taxi-Cab K.C. van Leo, accountant

C. Tsang, do.

Go., Taxicabs for Hire—St. George’s W. Sue, assistant

Building, Chater Road; Teleph. m zm. nm m

20408

Hongkong tin wa yau han kung sze

Hongkong Sharebrokers’ Association Hong Kong Telephone Go., Ltd.,—

—{sec Associations) Regisitered Offices: Exchange Build-1

ing, Des Vceux Road Central;

Hong Kong Silk Store, The, Silk Teleph, 26601 (Ex. : Cent. Kowloon.

Merchants, Wholesale and Retail— Peak, Taipo and Fanling); Cable Ad

60, Queen’s Road Central Telephonco; Code : Bentley’s

 HONGKONG

J. H. Taggart, managing director Hongkong Trust Corporation, Ltd., The

Board of Directors—Hon. Mr. C.G:S. 28I4T; Bankers—Gloucester

P.O. Box90; Cable Bnilding; Teleph.

Ad: Vespers

MHon. ackieSir(chairman),

Shou-son J.Chow,Scott-Harston,

Hon. Dr, Directors—Sir Victor ’Sassoon, Bart.,

R. H. Kotewailj o.m.g., D. H. Blake. (permanent director), Albert Ray-

A. L. Shields and S, H. Dodvvell mond

J. W.P. Sherry, manager Davey,(managing director),Shenton.

Hon. Sir William I F. R

0. Clark, assist, manager Kt., A. L. Paramor arid M. H.

W. L. McKenkie, A.C.A, Secretary Turner -: . .; ■

Staff

A. N. J^raOde, J. M. Dalziel* Ti ^iARCHAIMTS SOLD

Davis, E.. E. Farrell, W. J. Geall,

W. G. Griffin, C. Hatt. A.L.

A. C. Jeffreys, R. Kirkwood, B. Fisher, LABEL WHISKY

W. Simmons, D. Tollan and L. D. Not a bite in the whole bottle

Skinner -

Teleph. 30311

Hong Kong Trading Co., (1931) Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Ltd., Importers:,■

mission ExportersVoeux

Merchants—6,;Dps and RoadCpm- Sole Agents.

Central; Teleph.'

505; Cable Ad: Hooppoles 207)65; P.O. Box

Choy Wai flung, managing,director

Hohi Shing Tso; director Hong hong Wong po Shun o' Kung sze

Lu Chen'g Chih1, JsM'st. mgr.

Hongkong and WhampoaDocK Co., Ltd.,

nl S* ® Firn che Kung sze The — Head Office : Kowloon Docks,

Hongkong.

Building, ChaterBranchRoad;

Office: 2, Queen’s

Telephs., 58053

Hongkong Tramways, Ltd.—Office

j Depot: Canal Road East and Rusell secy.), .56822 and (Kowloon Dock.s), 5f$10 (chief mgr. and

Street* Bowrington; Teleph. 26654;.Cable manger), for Sub-ExchangA (engr. m,gr.), 50443 (yard

Ad : Tramways; Code: Bentley’s

Directors—A. B, Stewart (chairman), Directory, ’ 28020 /(Hongkdng'see Teleph.

Office);

.. l • A.; H. Compton, Hpn.jAtr. CyG. S, P.O.Directors—Hon. Box 41 ; Cable Ad Mr.: MaAifpsto

W. H. ■ Bell

’ Mackie,' F. A. Josepk

and Hon. Sir'Shou-son Cliow, Kt.Ohoa Po Sien (chairriian), Sir Bobert Hu Tung,

L.M.nsrsT.T.,

C. F. general

BelTamy,hiaHager

m.c., a.m.i.e.e., Stanley H. Dodwell, W’. J. Keswick,

D.Lawrence

Drummond^ Felix!J. A:H. Joseph,

Kadoorie, Jessen,

F. H. Glover, A.Mii.E.E:,’asst, geberal and S.’T. Williamsbn

manager . _ i _»j

W. F. Sirnihbhs, f.c.i.s.- setretaf^ Chief Manager—E. Cock,

’ V. Walker, chief assist, engineer

, G. S. Rodger, Workshop supt. M.I.C.E., M.I.N.A. I .’1 M.fe.E.,

W. S, Glendinning, ohtside supt. Secretary—E. L. Hosie, c.a.

E. Mitford, assist, traffic

engineer ., Chief Clerk'—W. J. Rattey

H. W. Hammond, supt. Staff—A.

Logan, W.S.Hedley,

Bliss; R.V. Lapsley,

Hast,. G.K. R.

R.

A. Gillard, chief traffic assist. Maca.skill, J, Revie, P. E, F. Stone,

i J. K. Leghorn, chief motor traffic J. P. White, J. Antioquia, A. Ahmed,

," inspector H. Ahmed, A. E. Gutierrez, J. D.

Office Staff - •

V.H. R.M.Gordon, assist, secretary E.Marques* J. G. Ozorio,

M. Eemedios,‘J. M. V.M.Remedies,

Ozorio,

! : Xavier, A. E. Coates, M. Mrs.

Caiman, G. A. Blandford, Miss L.

,

J. Medina, J. H. Xavier, G. Ozorio,

Miss V. C. Williams and Miss E. Hyndman,ffr'and s." M.'Cotton, Mrs* If.

Miss G. MacNider

II b . : Xavier .% ■ 1 .>1 Store Department

Superintendent—R. J. Goodman

m iqngkong Tyre Co., The, Tyre and Staff —O. J.E. H.Millard*

Maher, Lawrence F. Cullen,

and J. A.V.

,0j! Accessory Importers—392, Hennessy Gomes : V; )

bL Rd.; Teleph. 2S539;'Cable Ad: Hktyreco

A620 HONGKONG

Drawing Office Hong Nin Life Insurance. Co., Ltd.

Chief Ship Draughtsman— R. G. Craig —188, Des Voeux Road C.; Teleph

Staff—V. Ramsay, A. E. Pearson, 20890

and O. E. Fingalsen, Honour Manufacturing Co.— 17, Des 1

Chief

Bell Engine Draughtsman — M. R. Voeux Road West; Teleph. 24286

Staff-J. O. McLagaran, G. H. White, Honwan Trading Cp.—14, Queen’s Road

J. B. Sturgeon and L. Burn Central; Teleph. 24608

Engineering Department

Engineer

Staff—J. Manager—H.

Crookdake, D.H. Scott

Anderson, Hong On S. N. Co.—77, Connaught Road

W. C. Tillery. G. N. Mitchell, J. D. W.; Teleph. 21983

Provan, W. H. C. Robson,

A. Duncan and J. G. R. Humble S. Gray,

. Boilermakers Department Hong On S.22771

Teleph. S. Co.—210, Wing Lok Street; i

J. C. Brown

R. Morrison | J. McKelvie

Electricians-^.). Kempton, M. Ferguson Hoo Cheong *nWo &gCo., Ship-Chandlers, ]

and B. G. Clark Metals andLifeHardware Merchants. Re- j

Coppersmiths—G.

•T. A. Lindsay DunCan, m.b.e. and gulation .Jackets and Life Buoys

Blacksmith—T. Coleman

Moulder—J. L M. Brewin and 52. Connaught Road Cent.; Teleph.51 j j

Makers and General Storekeepers—

Shipbuilding Department 20591; Cable Ad: Hoocheongwo

Superintendent—H.

Staff—A. M. Caiman,G.J.Cooper

N. Sweeney, Hoong Fat &; Co.—286, Des Voeux :

and A. Marshall Road C.; Teleph. 26721

Shipwright Department

Yard

Sfaff—J.Manager—D. Keith W. Greig Hop Hing Shipping . Cq,—1, Shang j j

and E. Adam, 0. Atkinson,

Docherty Tung Street; Teleph. 58657

Diver—W. !. Maher HopRepairers,

Sing

Co., Typewriter

Carpenter—G. Henderson

Metallurg. Chemist—R. R. Parks Supplies—28,Dealers and i: i

Pottinger

Master of Salvage Tug Henry Keswick Street; Teleph. 21420

,—Capt. H. H. Williams HopStreet;

YickTeleph.

S. S. 30495

Co. — 216, Wing Lok

Time Office

Chief

Staff-W.Timekeeper—W.

C. K. MackieM. !ohnston

and W. R.

Forsyth

Boatswain—F. !. !enner

Sergeant of Police—H. Marriott Horai Gyogyo Co., Ltd.,andMotor and

Hongkong Branch Office Steam Trawlers’

W. F. Ford

Cosmopolitan Dock; Teleph. 57124 Exporters of Fresh,Fisheries

Frozen, Cured Dealers,

Fish ?.

Superintendent—R. and all other Sea Foods. Manufacturers |

Staff—C. E. Stewart E.andHoare

A. !. Mendes andand Exporters

Fertilizers,of etc.—67-9,

Fish Meal, Fowel Food

Des Voeux:

Road Central; Telephs. 22849, 24148;;r .

CablePrivate.

and Ad: Hortulan; Code: Bentley’s

Head Office—Keel ung,,:,

5^# Taiwan

■m -'a'~ P&. ^ !. M.Mayine, managing

Kitayama, assist,director

manager

The Hongkong & Yaumati Ferry Staff—S. Saito, Y. Ashiya, Z. Kara,

Co., H. Hirayama, T. Kodaka, H. 1

Wharf:Ltd.—Registered

Telephs. 26113 Office:

(Office),!ubilee

57616 Nakagawa, I. Kumada,

K. Uyegama, S. Shibata and Yi

S. Sato.<

(.Jordan Road Wharf), 56001 (Mongkok),

56002 (Shamshuipo). 56748 (Hunghom) W. Li

andLau56749

Tak(Kowloon

Po, City)director

managing Horai Suisan Co.—67, Des Voeux Rd. I

Yung Tsun Tat, secretary C. ; Teleph. 22849

 HONGKONG

HOSPITALS Sisters—Miss G. D. Ferguson,

g* & & n 1m Miss M. A. Wood, Miss E.

Townsend, Miss M. Wilson,'Miss

Nga Ini se E Yuen, him kok hop yuen H. K. Legge-Willis, Miss M.

Awcb Memorial27786‘(Sub-Exchange)

& Affiliated Hospi Dawson and Mrs. Lee,

taps—Teleph. Miss I. H. Trahair, secretary

Alice. Memorial Maternity Hospital—

lO* Bonham

Nethersole Road; Teleph.

Hospital—10, 27’7'8lid.;

Bonham 6 Mental Hospital —{See under Gov-

Teleph. 2778b ernment)

Ho Miu Ling Hospital—-Breezy Path, Military Hospital — {See under

Bonham Road; Teleph. 27786

Alice Memorial Hospital—8, Bonham Government)

Road' of Gen. and Executive Com Military Hospital (Kowloon )—(See

Chairman

mittee—Hon. Dr. S. W: T’so, o.b.e. under., Government) >

Treasurers—Linstead

Medical Supt.—Dr. R. itM.Davis Gibson

Resident Medical and Surgical Staff— Nethersole Hospital —10,’ Bonham

Dr. Road; Teleph. 27786

Dr. R.A. M.Sydenham

Gibson, Dr.andF. Dr.

R. Ashton,

R. M. (See under Alice Memorial Hospital)

Alderton

Nursing Staff—M iss M. Ward (matron), Nethersole & Ho Mm Ling Hospitals

{See under Alice Memorial Hospital)

and Mrs. A. Hughes

I Secretary—Dr. R. M. Alderton

i Civil Hospital (Govt, ) —West Point SILVER SLIPPER GIN

Ho Mur Ling Hospital—Breezy Path Gives tlie requisite “Kick” to a Cocktail

off Bonham

{See under AliceRoadMemorial Hospital Teleph. 30311

Kennedy Town: Hospital—West Point Jardine, Matheson & Ca., Ltd.

Kowloon Hospital {See under Govern- Sole Agents,

ment)

Ma.tima Queen Alexandra’s Imperial Nursing

WanchaiHospital (Japanese)

Road; Teleph, 20548 —191, Service (See under-Government)

Matilda Hospital—186 to 189, Mount Royal NavalOfficer

Medical Hospital

in Gharge —Surgeon

Kellet, Peak; Teleph. 29026 Capt. Arthur Tymna Rivers, Mlk.c.s.

Trustees : V. M. Grayburn and L. L.U.CJY ' ' . /

N. Murphy

Governing Body: V. M. Gray- Sanatorium des M issionS' Etrangeres

burn. D. N. Murphy, Rt. Rev. BkTHANiE—Pokfulum

Ronald Hall : (Bishop of Vic-

todiaX VeryRev.

M.c;, m.a., Rev.E.Alfred

G. Swann,

Powell, St. Paul’s Hospital (French Gen-

Hon. Mr. -Gr- G. Mackie, His eral Hospital)—Causeway

Superioress—Rev. Bay

Mother Piyytl

Honour the . Chief Justice, Mr. Residt. Med,. Officer —Dr. S. Htraehan

A. D. A- MacGregor and C. C. General Staff —Sisters Marguerite,

Knight Odile, Ambroise, Eusebe, Camille,

Pauline,

Secretary—C. B. Brown Therdse,Monijque,.Ce

Staff: Margarita, Augusta,Rita, Emilien-

Dr. J. Howard Montgomery, ne, Marie Auguste S. Bellios, J.

medical supt. Nurses—Natividad,

Miss M. Drury, matron Nolasco, B. Guillen,

Abuyen, M. Carreon,L.B.Somera,

CameroN.

Miss A. Senior, assist, matron

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AC>22 HONGKONG

Tung Wah Hospitau (See under

Oovo'rnment) Hongkong; and Shanghai Hotels,

Ltd., The — Head Office: Ex-

Victoria HospiTaJj—(Nee under Gov change BuildingCent.; (2nd floor),

erniriPTit) 20220;Voeux

Des (Mr. J.Road H. Taggart),Telephs.

. 20115 !

(General Manager & Secretary), 24417

War Memorial Nursing Home— (Accountant)

Dept, and Cateringand 28405

Dept.);(Purchasing

Cable Ad: .|

Mount Kellet, The Peak; Teleph. K remoffice, Hongkon g

29078 Board of Directors—J.

(chairman andmanagingH.director),

Taggart ]|

J. Scott Harston, E. M. Raymond, 1

HOTEL'S Sir Elly Kadoorie, Sir Robert Ho j

“Bow Bells” —10, Middle Road; Tung, Hon. Mr. WT. H. Bell and ‘

Teleph. 58520 M, K. Lo

P. H. Suckling, general manager

F. C.G. Barry,

E.Staff:—E.

Murphy, secretary

accountant

Claremont, Private Hotel—107-113, H. P. White, W. J. •

Austin Road, Kowloon; Teleph. 57389 Burling, IT. M. Omar, C. J. j

Miss Ellis, proprietress Triggs,' A. Blyth, Miss M, C.

White, Miss J. Crerar, Miss K,

C,MissP. B.Xavier, MissandI. Warnes,

Tillmans Miss O.

jg w * ft m King

Empress Horst (Tat Tong Co., Lrn.)— Proprietors of :—

159-161,

Teleph. 30391Copnaught Hoad Central; Hongkong Hotel

Peninsula Hotel

Repulse Bay Hotel

Empress Lodge Annex—1, Minden Peak HotelHotel Garage

Hongkong

Avenue, Kowloon; Teleph. 57217; Tourist

Cable Ad: Empresloge kong andDepartment—(The

Shanghai Hotels, Ltd.) .Hong-—;

Teleph.

Hongkong 30281; Cable. Ad: Kremoffice, |

Empress LoPoE (Private Hotel)—2-12,

Mody Road, Kowloon; Teleph, 57296 S. E. Green

Cable Ad: Empresloge Mok Tee Lick

Agents for

Gloucester, The—Gloucester Build- Raymond & Whitcomb Co. (Cruises

ing; and Tours)

CableTeleph. 28409 (Manager’s Office);

Ad: Gloucester Hamburg-Amerika

Allen

Line

Tours Travel Bureau

j

P. I. Newman, manager D. F. Robertson

A.H. F.A. Gladstone, sub-do.clerk

Allen, reception James Boring Co, Inc;

V.Mrs.Critchley, do. Hongkong

M. Drake, accountant

Mrs. Brown, housekeeper and ShanghaiHotel Hotels,(The Hongkong:

Ltd.)—Teleph,i

Au Lum, Chinese supt. 30281;

A. G. Piovanelli, resident Hongkong:

Cable Ad: Kremlin, manager

Grand China Hotel—121, Connaught Peninsula Hotel (The Hongkongm

Road Central; Teleph. 27664 and ShanghaiAd:Hotels, Ltd.)—TelephJl

58081;

A. K.Cable Penhote,

Dimond, manager Hongkong,u<

Great F Astern IToteE—112,Connaught

Road Central; Teleph 26621 Repulse Bay HotelHotels,

(The Ltd.)-

Hong

kong

Teleph. and^7775;’

Shanghai

Cable Ad: Repulse-

H mouR. View Hotel—9, ' Chatham Hongkong

Road, Kowloon; Teleph. 56734 T. J. UGlng manager

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ShanghaiHotel (The Hongkong29071;

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dential and Tourist Hotel—22, Ice

Cable Ad: Peaceful, Hongkong House Street; Teleph. 24413;

Miss H. Harry, manageress Cable Ad: Metropole

P. H. Leong, manager

5i

Hongkong Hotel Garage, The

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Ltd.) Hongkong

— Stubbs andRoad;Shanghai

Teleph.Hotels,

27778 Nathan Hotel—Nathan Road, Yau-

T. R. Parsons, manager mati, Kowloon; Teleph. 56600 & 56603

S. K.Green, sales manager

W. Cheung, accountant

B. Goila, engineer Palace Hotel—Corner

Haiphong of Hankow

Roads, Kowloon; and

Teleph.

A. Drummond, do. 56780; Cable Ad: Palace

Agencies

Rolls Royce Cars

Vauxhall Cars /£ m m m

Bedford Trucks Tokyo Hotel—38a, Connaught Road

Studebaker Trucks

Gen. Motors—Cadillac and La Salle Central; Teleph. 20978

Dunlop Mrs. Y. Kobayashi, proprietress

PrestoliteRubber Co.

Batteries T. Miho, manager

Hotel Asia—128, Connaught Road C.; WHITE HORSE

Teleph. 28191

Hotel Cecil—Royal Building; Teleph. WHISS4Y IIM ELASKS

26664 Just right for the hip pocket

Kella, Mrs. E.—1, “Minden Vil- Teleph. 30311

las,” 30, Mody Road, Kowloon;

Teleph. 59382 ' • Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

“Kinosclere” (Private Hotel)—^Carnar- Sole Agents.

von Road, Kowloon; Teleph. 58064

Palm , Court

Kingsville Private Hotel—Carnarvon Nathan Road, Kowloon; ” • (Private Hotel)—21,

Road, Kowloon; Teleph. 58821 Cable Ad: Pamcouft ' Teleph. 58813;.

Knutsford Hotel — Chatham Road;

Teleph. 56986 Savarin

Kowloon Hotel — Hankow Road; HankowHouse (Private Teleph.

Road, Kowloon; Hotel)—16,

56780

Teleph. 58009; Cable Ad: Kowlotel

m m * m w

Latjriston— 1, Bowen Rd.; Teleph. 21045 St.sidential

Francis HotelHotel—13a,

& Tourist (1933) Ltd., Re

Queen’s

Marble Hall, Private Hotel, Situated Road Central; Teleph. 26634 and

on “Observatory Hill!’ (well above 26635 ; Radio and Cable Ad : Franho;

sea-level), Kimberley Road, Kowloon. Codes; BoardA.B.C. 5th edn. and Bentley’s

of Directors—L. P. Kwok

Single, Double and Suites, private (chairman), J. H. Ruttonjee,

Bathrooms. Automatic Lifts.

quiet, select locality. Ideal summer Cool, Lau Lam, Lambert Kwok,

Residence with panoramic view of Cheng Yau Tong & Kwang

Habour

Mrs. M.andRowe,

Kowloon—Teleph.

proprietress 59010 O’Young

Jack Lee, managing director

Lee Shin Hoy, manager

Matsupara Hotel, Paul S. F. Lee, sub-manager

20, Ice House Street;Japanese Hotel—

Teleph. 20405 R. H. Waller, licencee

*A31

A624 HONGKONG

M fi io Yx m John A. Jupp, partner(London)

St.:- Geobge’s 1 House (Private Hotel)— D. E. Clark, do.

1, 3, and 5 Kennedy dioad; Teleph. J. J.D.E.Humphreys,

Jupp 1 do.W., C. Lee

21987; Cable Ad: Lyen J. L. Quie P. S.' i Sham

Miss A. Lyen, proprietress

(rbnvraZ Mwnafcvs . ■

Hcvwah & Go., iiAportfe; Expoi'ters P(;ak Tramways-' Co:, IaI.

and Manufacturers’ representatives Humphreys’. Estate ,& Finance’Co., Ld.

—1st floor, China Building; Teleph. A. S. Wat sou A.Co., Ld.

33084; P.6. Box 707; Cable Ad: Agency . ,

Howahco Canton Insurance: Office, Ld.

± m ™

Hughes & Hough, Ltd., Importers, Ex- Hung Cheong, General Storekeeper,: Wine

porters, Coal Contractors lid.

Auctioneers—fl,Ties;\Tmux General and

and Central; SpiritTeleph.

Kowloon; Merchan5,7t—Op,,

.1,08 Nathan Road,

Teleph. 20208; P.O. Box 655; Cable Ad: LiT.Wing Tang, proprietor.

C- Watt,,' signs per, pro,. :

Meirion;

edn., AcmeCodes: Bentlby’s, A.B.C. 5th

and Private Williams A- Lau, do. >

E. J. db Eigueitedo, rhanaging director

•f. A.J. S.M.Alves,-signs

- • H- de Fig-ueiredoper pro. HungFook Shipping Co.—268, Des Vceux

E^-I^dg Road Central; Teleph. !2198Q •

J.«H. de Figueiredo ji..- . «

J;Iggeirt;do.

Hume Pipe (Far East) Ltd., Hung Ming Electric Co., Electric Dealers

Manufacturers

Offor Electric WeldGas;under

Steel HUMEandPatents

u bes and Contractors—157, Des Voeux Road

Water and SpunPipes,

ConcreteTPipes Central; Teleph. 25163

for Water, Sewerage, and Drainage, arid Hung On & Co., Furniture dealers

Poles either Tubular Steel or Reinforced Manufacturers-.-17a, Queen’s 'Road

Concrete for all Transmission

poses—Hongkong Factory: Tsun Line Wan

pur- Central; Teleph. 21468

(91 mile Castle Peak Hoad); Cable Ad: Leung Epng Yu, manager ,

“Humepipe, Hongkong" Kom Yau Chee, do.

Branch Manager and Engineer—G.

llobertspn, b.sc., a.i.c.e. Hung On Insurance Co.—23, Des

Business. &, Selling Agenjbs for Soutli

China (to whom all enquiries should Yoeux Road W. ; Teleph. 23894

be addressed)—Malcolm &, Co., Ltd.,

St. George’s

Teleph. 30444"Building, Chater Road; Ti'tL

a a ® m # ± «it Wo kee

Hum fuli se'che chan yau hail Kung sze Hutchison —King’s

& Co., John D., Merchants

Building; Teleph. 20063; Cable j p

Ht-mphukys’ Estate & Finance Co., Ad: Spero

Ltd. — Alexandra Building, Des T. E. Pearce, partner

Voeiix Road ; Teleph. 20068 P. T.S. A.Cassidy,

John D. Humphreys.A;

lOirectors—J.

:

M. Alves,S0itHon.

gen.Mr.

mgrs.O. Pearce do. I L. Martin

E.P. A.Manning

Yvanovich I A.F.A.Lopes. Broadbridge | K

J. G-L. MaCkie and J. ScottTHarston

Quie, secretai-y P. Mooney | Miss H. Santos

• H. A. Alves | Mrs. Vieira

fIj Hum fii li sc Agencies

Humphreys & Son, John D., General Belfast Roneworks.

Nicholson Eile' Co., Cn-.’Ld.,

Providence, fireland

R.I. II i

Managers.and

ding, Des Vreux Agents—Alexandra

Road Central; Buil-

Telephs Stanley Work=, New York & Germany tt

(General Office) 20<)68, (PHva,te Office) Sussman, WormsOr’ & Go., Snn F’cisco fc)

21331; Cable Ad: Fencibles D. & W. Gibbs (Soaps, etc.)

 HnNUKOXG A625

Crosse

Corbin & Blackwell, Ld. ft el n- & h ii-i m

Sharp’s Lock

ToffeeCo., New York , . Ying eiwng po na men yaMg Imn

Cadbury Bros'.,'Ld., Bournville 3T«jtu Han hung sz.

J. S. Fry.ife Sops, Ld., Bristol

Godfrey

Cresc,entPhillips, M., Ldiid.Co.,

^Manufacturing ^Cigarettes

Seattle imperiaB Chemical IncS^stries

(Baking Powder, Coffee, etc.) (China), Ltd.— Redder Building,

Golden State Co.. 12, Pedder Street; Telephs. 26658,

(Evaporated Milk,Ld.,etc.)San Francisco 27513 and 22972 : Cable Ad : Alkali

J. St(South

S. Cooper,

London Varnish &

Slazengers, Ld., LondonEnamel Co;, Ld. China)divisional manager

R. H. Challinor

J. C. Bollard Mrs. Mrs, J.,L-

B. W- Fraser

Roza-

Pereira

J.L. Pote-Hunt

Gardner Miss B. Remedies

Huygen, G. E,, Exporters, Importers and J. M. Xavier Miss; A.M, N.orouha

Commission(2nd Agents

Building ffoor), -—5,' French

Queen’s Bank

Road ; Canton

Central; Teleph. 28447; Cable Ad: .

Huygen; Codes: A.B.C. 6th edh. and G. E. Matthews, district manager,

Bentley’s C. A. .Wright \ A. G. Hargreave

G. E. Huygen,-partner Swatow

O, Hecht,el, signs, the firrp F.E.

W. Lintilhac,

D. Gourlaydistrict

. manager

Agencies Amoy

The World Auxiliary 'inpur^nce F. F. Henningsen, district manager

Corporation, Ltd. W...C. Whitby

Home. Insurance Co. , Foochow

X. V. Polak

ken, Z-i andam(H61 land)

DollfusrMipg,

(France) , Js. Cie(' S.A-J (Mulhouse !^Ail€IS4^TS CiOLU

LASEL WHIEKV

■Hwamer

Teleph. .Go.—37,.

27()54 Queen’s Road. Central; | Our Excsllent Whisky at a cheaper price

Teleph. 30311

n % it ^ a

I ,Qn Po him .Kiing pe jardine, Matheson & Co., Lid.

I On Marine and, Fire Insurance Co., Sole Agents.

Ltd.—24 and 26. Bonham Strand

West; Teleph. 20260

Directors — Chan Shu-ming (chair- Indian Stores, The, General Pro-

man), Li Pok-kwan, Tang Siu-kin viders — 46, Queen’s Road East;

and Chan Kim-tong Teleph. 24266; Cable Ad ; In diadem

• Chan Kung-po, acting'secretary

Indo-China Steam Navigation

Jardine, Matheson&Cp., C0-, Ltd.

Ld.?gten.mgrs.

Icehouse Tobacconists, The,

Tobacconists, .Tennis, Rackets Restrung Retail Capt. D. Skinner, marine supt.,

—9, Ice House Street A. Annetts, supt. engineer

W. J. Lawson, assist, do.

G. Hill, stores dept.

’ Ideal Radio Electrical Services, Radio (Far Officers of Strs. see End of Directory)

and Electrical Repairs, Transformer

, Specialists—3. Wyndham Street; Teleph. Inland • Knitting! Factory, The,

'1’ '’27806; Cable Ad: Ideal ’ Manufacturer and Exporter’ of

C. Staff

Whitehead,

— CoxhillmanagerLee and Miss Singlets—119, Woo Sung Street,

- y , Hyndnian ■' YatHHUti; Kowkxm'

A626 HONGKONG

Jfl H Van Tai International Trade Development Co-

Inniss & Riddle (China), Ltd., —Pedder Building; Teleph. 20201

Engineers, Contractors and Importers—

67-69, Des Vceux Road Central; Teleph. m m 7%

28091;

A. J.Cable Ad: Powerful

Percival, a.m.i.e.e., manag- International Furniture Co., The,

ing director (Shanghai) Interior Decorators, Manufacturers,

Charles J. Ferguson, manager Contractors,andElectrical

A. II. Harvey, engineer Engineers General and Sanitaryof

Furnishers

High-class Furniture —

67a and 67B, Des Vceux Road Central; David House,

Institution of Engineers and Ship- Teleph. 23546; Cable Ad: Furnic; Codes:

builders—(Nee Associations) A.B.C. 5th and 6th edns., Bentley’s and

Private. Works: 8, Cross Lane, Wanchai.

Insurance Co. of North America— Teleph. 27874 Godown: 4, Wood Road, Wanchai;

Pedder Building; Teleph. 21174; J. B. Chan, manager

■ Cable Ad: Norama S.K. Warley

A. L. Sullivan, manager

Phoon Hyim,A. Chinese manager F. Leung,Chan, assist, do.

secretary

Staff—F. Yim, Paul Yim, T.

S. Wong and Y. S. Ng » W

International

Exporters, Trading’.Agents,

Insurance Co., Importers,

Cement

& RMS 0 if and Lumber Merchants—China Build-

International Assurance Co.,

(Incorporated under the Companies’ ing,Ltd. Queen’s Road Central; Teleph.

Ordinances of Hong Kong)—14, Queen’s 23542; Cable Ad: Potun

Road Central (4th floor); Teleph. 27707; S. AwH. Liang,

Hon Fan, manager

assistant

Cable Ad: Brintasco. Head Office: 17, Wong Tso Wing, cashier

TheDirectors:

Bund, Shanghai

F. Marshall,

R. Smith (chairman), R. Calder-

Sir Shou-son Chow, Merchants — Queen’s Building;Diamond

Ipekdjian Bros. Ltd., Wholesale

Sing-Loh Hsu, G. E. Marden, R. Ad: Cable

F. C. Master, E. Sigaut and C. Y. Ipekdjian

Starr Directors—

Lai J.T. B.M. Ipekdjian (Hongkong)

WongIm KamTong, Fan,

BranchManager

Manager(Life

H. M. Gregory

Gregory do. do.

Dept.) Mihran Ipekdjian (Antwerp)

D.(Life

P. Wong,

Dept.) Assist. Agency Dir. Jean Ipekdjian do.

Wong Kam Fan, Manager (Life Kwek Kiam Seng, accountant

Dept.)

Wong Shek Yung & Ip Kui Ying,

Agency Organizers (Life Dept.) n & m % m w,

Staff— Ip Tak Co., Ltd., Importers and Expor-

S.Henry

K. Leung

Lai | Mak Wan Fei

I Kwan Yin Tat ters— Prince’s Building, Ice House;

Lo Ying KanLand Co.,

Metropolitan | Chung Im Kwan Street;

Ltd.(Financial Ad: Iptak;

Telephs. 22023 and 24612; Cable

All Codes used

Agents) Ip Yuk Leung, manager

Ip Ting San, assist, do.

Isack

and & Co.,Dealers

Retail Art Jewellers,

in PreciousWholesale^

Stones,,

International

Chater Motor Supply Co.— Diamonds, etc., and Commission Agents

492. Road; Teleph. 23377; P.O. Box —Hongkong 21797; Cable Ad: HotelSapphire

Building; Teleph.

International Savings Society—(Nee

Banks) Italian Consulate—(Nee Consulates)

 HONGKONG A62.7

Italian Convent—(Nee; Educational) JarLtd., dine Engineering Corporation,

TheShanghai.

—Head Office:

Italian Store—31. Des Voeux Road YuenRd., Hong50,Kong YuenBranch:

Ming

C.; Teleph, 30722 14, Pedder Street; Telephs. 30319 and

30310; Cable Ad: Jardeng

E. (signsG. Wilkinson, pro.) branch manager

'if m m ^ E teng, shang hong A.Ti’ VKiddpep(Canton). :

ItoandCo.,Commission

Ltd., G., Agents-—4a,

Importers, DesExporters

Vceux CH. V.J. Hunt

Eckford T E.C. Azedo

C. Olaes

Road Central' Teleph. 23346; P.O. Box C.' CG..haxfoerton Miss L. Carvalho

206; Cable

Shanghai. Ad: Itoshoko. Head Office: F. M. Costa Mrs. C. M.

R. M. Robarts

F. S. Nieholls Miss. H.Christensen Oliveira

a a i® « s s » » bk

Wai lum sejack din 7\e yau han kung sze WHITE HOUSE

Jack &. Co., Ltd., William C., Elec- WHISKY

trical Engineers and Merchants — St.

George’sandBuilding,

20358 57827; P. 3rd door;474;Telephs

O. Box Cable The finest Whisky obtainable

Ad: Marinework; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and Teleph. 30311

6th Bentley’s, Broomhall’s Imperial

Code Universal Trade and Private

J. M,managing

Jack, b.sc. (Eng.),

director a.m.i.e.e., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

W. M. Gittins, B.rsc. (Eng.) Sole Agents.

L. Jack

Agencies

The Atlas Metal and Alloys Co,, Ld.

Anti-friction

Callenders Metals

Cable and '. ' E. .. wo ■ .

Co., Ld., Electric Wire Construction

and Cable Jardine,

General. IVIatheson

Merchants &14 -18,

Co., Pedder

Ltd.,

J.Ferranti Ld., Transformers'and

H. Tucker Meters Street; Teleph.

& Cbf, ; Ld., Wiring 30311; —Cable Ad: Jardine

Accessories B.D.F. Beith, mang. director (S’hai.)

Sissons Bros. & Co., Ld., Paints and J.W.J.;Paterson,

J. Keswick, director (H’kong.)

do. (Shanghai)

Varnishes, Hall’s Distemper

Germ Lubricants Ltd., Lubricating R. E. Coxbn, do. do.

Oils A.F. A.B. Pollock,

Stewart, signs do. per . pro.(Shanghai)

R. Gordon, do. do.

Jade Tree, Ltd., Chinese Art, Antiques F. C.S. Hall, do. (Hankow)

Famoiis Jade Tree Rugs, Linens, W. Dupree, do.

■.U-^2|,

Lingerie, BeachRoad,

Hankow and Whoopee

Kowloon;Pyjamas

Teleph.

F. P. Lachlan, do.

A. Piercy, do.

(Shanghai)

do.

v 58538- Hong Kong Staff

Book Department

Japan Bazaar, Silk, Cotton and Fancy A.R.MurdochJ. D. C. Grieve |1 A.M..S.A. Gomes

Baptista

Goods Store, Kimono Speciality—7 B. M. G. da Silva | G. A. Bibeiro

D’Aguilar Street; Teleph, 22919 ’

Correspondence Department

Miss MissD.V.LeBlackburn

Poer Cavanagh

| A. M. da Silva

ff ^ ^ Chung Ying Yang Hong

Japan-China-India Co., The—Bank of Import Department

Canton Building (2nd floor); Teleph. D. L. Newbigging

31383; P.O. Box 831; Cable Ad: Jachi M. L. Bailton E.H. A.F. Gaubert

P. Morrison Hopkins

A. R. J.(onWhite H. Gititns

Japanese Consulate;—(Nee Consulates) leave) V. Nunes

A628 HONGKONG

Insurance Department PeugeotBorneo

North et Cie.,Trading

Pont-de-Roide

Co., Ltd.

F. C. Hall “Rexine” Leather Cloth

T. R. MacDonald The Erasmic Co., Ltd.

E.H. W.

A. Jenkinson G. A. Carvalho

M. D alley C. A. de J. V. White Horse Distillers Ltd.

P. L. Leefe Ribeiro Staatsmignen in Limberg

P. F. White A. C. Silva McEwan-Younger,

Melrose, Drover Ltd., LeithLtd., Edinburgh

Miss Brooks F.A. A.A. V.Olaes

Ribeiro Otard Dupuy & Co., Cognac

Miss Saunders

J.F. Baptista A. L. Y. Remedies Charles Marchant. Glasgow 1

CanadianCannersLtd.,Hamilton(Ont.)-

E. Laurel

E. Osmund C.M.C.V. M. Silva

Ribeiro United

Schweppes

Distillers Ltd., Vancouver

Ltd., Cambridge

Sydney

F. M. Pereira

J. B. Pomeroy A.C. C.L.Rocha L. Rocha Chivers

Fraser Valley& Sons, Milk Producers Associa- j

Property Department tioli Ltd., Vancouver

R. J. D. C. Grieve-,

Produce Department a £ * it n « * a m * * s?

A. Urquhart „ Ja iv'a churtff htook yat pbon ho lan

Miss I. E. Rogers

Indo-China Shipping Dept. lun suen hung sze

P.N. Tod

L. H. Railton J.MissP. Xavier

E. O’Hagah Java-China-Japan Lijn—York Build-

ings; Teleph. 28015; Cable: Ad: Javalijn

E.M. O:J. Henderson

Butler Mrs. A. S. Osmund

H. H. Remedies Java Fruit Agency,. Fruit Importers

J. Gardiner Mrs. A. N. Xavier —China Building , (uth floor) ; Te-

Ocean Shipping Department leph. 31627, P.O. Box 701; Cable

iu G. Frost Ad: Natalie; Codes: Private, A.B.

Indo-China Book Departmen t . C. and Bentley’s 5th edn.

A. D.O.

C. Wilcox Wann Shik Hpong, manager

McLennan | A. A.dos Remedios J. L. Wilson, asst, manager

Marine'Superintendent’s office Mrs. Mary Waan, secretary

Cant. Skinner, marine supt. J. W. Walker, accountant

W. Sanderson, supt. engineer .Staff*—Miss H. Leung, Miss K.

J. W. Lawson, assist, do. L. Ribeiro, K. Cban, J. Fung,

R. Li, B. Kwik, O. Lam and

L. G.J. Hill

Stevenson| Mrs'. Remedios Mrs. B: H. Rosario

General Managers

The Indo-China Steam Navigatiom Tze zing yang hqng

Co., Ld.

The Hongkong Fire Insurance Jebsen Machinery

& Co., Importers and Exporters,

andTelephs.

Shipping26661-2-3;

Agents—12,

Go.,. Ld. Pedder Street; P.O.

West Australian Steam Mav. Co., Ltd. Box 97; Cable Ad: Jebsen; Codes: Acme, ■

Triton Insurance Co., Ltd. A.Private,

B. C. etc.6th edn., Bentley’s, Mosse,

Alliance Assurance Co.,

Co., Ltd.

Ltd.

Eastern Insurance

Guardian Assurance Co., Ltd. J.J. Jebsen,

H. Jessen,partner

do. (Aabenraa,

(Hongkong)D’mark.)

ueensland Insurance Co., Ltd. A.H. v.Wiele,

Haenisch, signsdoper pro.

ankers’ and Traders’ Insce. Co., Ltd. G. v.Lange,

Ehren, do.import

Atlas Assurance Co., Ltd.

Ewo Cotton Crewdson

Horrockses, Mills, Ltd.& Cp, Ltd. E.H. Funck, export

Shanghai k Hongkew Wharf Co., Ltd. Dr. H. Kruppe,

K. Gerloff, fertiliser

shipping

Shanghai

Bombay-BurmahDock k Engineering

Trading Corpn., Co.,Ltd.

Ltd. H. Fiebig, do.

Nobel’s Explosives M. Jebsen, do. -

British

("Jointand ChineseCo.,

Agents)

Ltd. Ltd.

Corporation, F.H. Kuelps, booking

Lenz, machinery

 HONGKONG A629

Miss I. Lafrenz Daniel John Lewis,andsolicitor notary public

Wong Sikkay, compradore G.M. G.M. N.Watson,

Tinson, m.o., do.

Agents for do.

Stickstoff-Syndikat G.m.b. H., Berlin F. H. Kwok, solicitor

Hamburg-Amerika Linie D. B. Evans, M.a., (oxon) do.

Maersk Linie H. S. Y. Mossop, do.

Rhederi M. Jebsen A. S., Aabenraa F.'G.

Corn. Heyl A. G., Mannheim,

Motorenwerke, Worms vorm. F. M.Nigel,

Xavier do.

Benz & Co. A. Tate I Mrs. J. E. Heries

Daimler-Benz A. G., Gaggenau A. Rauf I Mrs. Taylor

Robert Bosch A. G., Stuttgart

Kabelwerk Rheydt A. G., Rheidt

Georg Dralle, Germany 1and Java

The Coleman Export Corporation, Mee dick Rung Sze

Chicago

Bleistift-Fabrik vorm. Johann Faber Jones’ Furniture (Jones Wong & Co.)

G. A., Nuernberg Furnishers and Decorators—184, Nathan

Road, Kowloon; Teleph. 51443; Cable

Jebshun Shipping , Cdi.-j-70, •< Connaught Ad:Paken FruitWong,

and 1853

principal

Road West; Teleph. 24553 Jones Wong,Wong!

manager

Jen kin, F. C., c.b.e., k.c., Barrister-at-law Mrs. Jones Miss HelenLeung

—Prince’s Buildings, Des Voeux Road; RadioW.Department D. Cheung | K. C. Wong

Teleph. 23147

Jimmy's Kitchen—-1c, D’Aguilar Stt.; Electrical Radio Sales and Repairing

Teleph. 30126 Department

Dealers and Contractors

John, Shaw and Williams, Importers

and Exporters and General Com-

mission Agents— China Building SSLVEil SLIPPED GIN

(7th floor); Teleph. 31627; P.O. Box

828; Cable Ad: Eliat; Codes: Pri- For the Perfect Gimlet

vate and A.B.C.

J. K. Waan, manager. Teleph. 30311

Oen Seek Hioen, asst, manager

Liem Shiek Poh, secretary

Mrs. J. Wan, asst. secy. Jardine, Matineson & Co., Ltd.

Staff—Mrs. K. Chan, Mrs. O.

When, Miss U. Sam, Pek Sole Agents.

Pang Liong, Oev Kang Tjoen,

Li Y. Og, Kwik Sik Kong,

Leung Ying Chun and Mrs. Jordan & Co.—14, Jordan Road:

Kwik S'. K. Kwaan Teleph. 59170

Johnson & Co., R., Imports and Exports

—French Bank Building; P. Q. Box .563; Jordan House (*$ee Hotels)

Cable Ad: Luxoriens

R. Johpson

Joseph, Felix A. — Prince’s- Building,

it (2nd floor);

Dept.);Telephs.

Cable Ad:20916, 20910 (Pro-

Chun sun se tuk ?e leap ma se ta chong sze perty A. R. Fullerton

Exchange

Johnson, Stokes Si Master,

Solicitors, Proctors and Notaries Public Kwan Mok Chung | P. Gin

—Offices: Prince’s Buildings, Ice House Joseph, J. E.—Prince’s Building,. (2nd

Street;

Agents Teleph..20392; CableWhite-Cooper

at Shanghai: Platt Ad: Retsam. floor); Telephs. 20916, 20190 (Property

&London:

Co-, 23, Stephenson, Agents in& Dept.);

Peking Ro.ad. Harwood A.Kwan

Cable Ad: Exchange

R. Fullerton

Tatham, 26, Old Broad St., E.C. Mbk Chung | P. Giii ,

A630 HONGKONG

Joseph A: Co., B. H., Share and Gfeneral J.N. T.L. Smalley

Smith R. R. Todd

Brokers—Exchange Building; Teleph. Sir W.T. Southern, D. W. Tratman, )

28882; Cable Ad: Josec K.B.E,, C.M.G. C.M.G.

Principal—H. B.' Joseph (Mem- W. L. B. Sparrow D.J. Valentine, m.c. f

ber of Hongkong Stock Ex- A. R. Sutherland, R.T. W. I). Walker,

Ware m.c. 1

change)

Authorised Clerk—Ellis Joseph E. Taylor . I.S.Q. A. R. Wellington, .1

(signs per pro.) T. S. Whyte-Smith

Assistants—Charles Mackintosh & H. A. Taylor

G. H.P. Thomas E. H. Williams

Li Shu Fong W. Thompson E. I. Wynne-Jones

A. G. W. Tickle

Juliette Beauty Salon, Specialist in Non-official

Marcelling, Finger Waving, Permanent

Waving and all Branches of Beauty- G. Abraham E. II. S. Hills

Culture— Hotung Mansions, Kowloon; A. el Arculli S. Archbutt Ho Kom-tong,

.Teleph. -52613 J. T.H.Bagram ; O.B.E.

W. Bell Ho

Ho SingKwongChau

Jum Kbe, Sewing .Machines' and Acces- L. C. F. Bellamy, Sir Robert, Ho

sories—7, Poitin'ger St.; Teleph. 22377 L. G. Bird, o.b.e.,. M.C. 'Ho Wing Tung, Kt.

G. D. R. Black; . P, M- Hodgson

± fijl Shn oIb.e., v.n. Sir VV. W. Kt.,ilornell,

C.I-E.

Justices of the Peace . . . D. H. Blake A. W. Hughes

Official C. W. Blaker, m.c. J,,Hung

O. Hughes

Hing-kam

J.

T. W. H. Hosegood J. P. Braga C. Bohnar Ip Lan-chuteh

C. G. Alabaster,

K.C., O.li.E. P. Jacks F. W. James

J.L. Barrow

B. Andrewes C.W. W.KayJeffries J.Q. IT.B. Butcher.

Brown C, B.T. Johnson

M. Johnson

K. E. Bidmead D. Kelvin-Stark G. T. Byrne

A. 11. Carroll : J. E. Joseph

L.A. H. V.

O. Brawn Booth G. S. Kennedy- P. S. Cassidy David

M. F. Key Kan Tat Tsoi

M. J. Breen T. II. KingSkipton C.ChanChampkin

Tin-son D. L, King

I-sun ■

D. Burlingham C.W. D.O. Lambert

Lambert Chau

Chow,Tsun-ninSir Shou- C.Kong C. Knight

L.H. H.It. C.Butters

Calthrop E. P. H. Lang son, Kt. R. 1L Kotewall,O. M.G.,LL.D.

W. J. Carrie J. H.B. Lee S. M. Churn

P. L. Collisson, R. E. Lindselt D. E. Clark Kwok Siu-lau

O.B.E. (Mil.) J.W.D..1. Lloyd

Lockhart- H Cock, m.b.e. G. P. Lammert

Leung Pat yu

\ T.D. Dallin

Davies

H Dixon, i.s.o. D. Smith E.H. L.Davidson

I )ennys; M B. L. Lewis

J.F. E.Eaves,

Dovey Q. A. A. Macfadyen K. H. Digby D. J. Lewis

n.s.o. H. Dixon,

W. J. E. Mackenzie, R. H. Douglas i.s.o. LiLi Hoi-tung

B. D Evans

J.A. S.R. MacLaren M.c. H.B. L. Dowbiggin, Li Jowson

Kwun-ch’un

J.W.P.G. Fehily

Fitz-Gibbon S. Major W. A. Dowley O.B.E, LiLi Ping

Po-kwai

R. A. D. Forrest T.W. Megarry B. A. Moore W. Paid Li Sing-kui

J.J. A.W. Fraser,

Franks m.c. W. B. Finnigan Li Tsz-fong

A.thamW. G. H. Gran- J.I.E. Newton B.Newhouse

Newill, £>;s.o. J.FooFleming

Sik LiLi Yau

Yik-muitsun, c.b.e |

H. Green R. A. C. North Fung

H. C. Heung-tsun A.J. H.C. Little

Gray Little j

E. W. Hamilton C. G. Perdue V. M. Gray burn Lo Man-kam

J.B. J.C. Hayden

K. Hawkins J. Ralston

B. Reed m.b.e. L.K. S.E. Greenhill

Lo Man-wai

T. M. Hazlerigg, E.F. J.deRome, A. S. Greig

Gubbay

Lo Yuk-tong

W. Logan

R.McN. M.c. H.

Henderson G. R. Sayer S. Rouse F. C. Hall Ma Chee-lung

G. F. Hole W. Schofield H. R. B. Hancock Ma Tsui-chiu

A. S. Mackichan

H. K. W. R. Scott Holmes, J.A.c.b.e.

Scott

HicksHarston C. G. S. Mackie |

 HONGKONG A631

T. A. Mahtani C.J. H.L. C.SethSandes Kae Shean Co., Paper Merchants, Printers

G. P. de Martin, M.B.E. Sir William & Stationers—59a, Queen’s Road Cent.;

R. N. McLay Shenton, Kt. Teleph. 22043

J. L. McPherson, M.B.E. A.A. F.L.B.Shields

Silva-Netto Kah Wah Co., Ltd.—146, Queen’s

Road C.; Teleph. 22573

G.MokMiskin

Kon-sang C. A. M. Smith

A. M. de L. Soares

A.K. J.S. Morris A. Stevenson n zTm ^

Morrison A. B. Stewart Kai Tai & Co., Importers, Exporters and

F.L. N.

C. Mowfung S. S. Strahan Commission Agents—66, Connaught

Murphy J. Stuart Road Central;

211; Cable Teleph. 21570;

Ad: Knapsack; P.O. used

All Codes Box

Ng Wah _

Ngau Shing-kwan Sum J. H.

Pak-ming

Taggart Kai Tack Chemical & Industrial Co.

R. E. H. Oliver M. P. Talati —China Bldg.; Teleph. 28872

J. J. Paterson W. N. T. Tam

T.SirE.H.Pearce

E. Pollock, Tam TangWoon-tong

Shiu-kin

r. r. r,. ±j. P. Tester M.c. OTARDS BRAND

Potter, K.c. G.G.N.Tinson,

Tong Yat-chun

G.P. C.H. H.Potts

Potts Ts6 Seen Wan,

O.B.E., LL.D. The Brandy with a Pedigree

H. H. H. Priestley M. H. Turner Teleph. 30311

A. B. Raworth W. J. Waddington

E.A. M. Raymond

J. Reed, i.s.o, WongS. T. Williamson

lu-tung Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

R.L. Robertson

T. Ride Wong Kwong-tip

Wong Mau-lam Sole Agents.

J. B. Ross Wong Ping-sun

S. H. Ross Wong Tak-kwong

O.U. A.Rumjahn

da Roza B. Wong Tape

D.W. O.Russell

Russell G. G. Wood, v.d. . Kaihong Trading Co., Import and Ex-

B. Wylie port MerchantsBuilding;

and Commission

H. Ruttonjee, snr. Yung Tsze-ming —Alexandra Telephs.Agents

20801

and 23556; Cable Ad: Kaihongco; Codes:

The K D Petroleum Co. of China, Acme, A.B.C. 5th Bentley’s and

Lo Kai Hong, managing proprietor Private

Importers of all Petroleum Products— Lo Chi Ki, assist, manager

4th floor, China Building; Teleph. 33004;

Cable

Codes Ad: Thekd; All Codes and Private

G. T. May ® a 8 s m

Chiu Chun Chiu Kai lan kuang mu tsung kuk

R. Cheong | Miss A. Popn Kailan Mining Administration, Colliery

Sole Distributor of: and Steamship Owners; Coal, Coke and

Macmillan Petroleum Corporation Ceramics—Queen’s Buildings; Teleph.

20681; Cable Ad : Maishan

products Dodwell & Co., Ltd., agents

General Managers ’

Ka Wo Shipping Cd. —189, Wing Lok Yao Hua Mechanical Glass Co., Ld.

Street; Teleph. 32744

£ n

Kadookie & Sons, • Sik Elly—St. Kam Chuen

mission Merchants—63, Queen’s Road

George’s Building; Teleph. 25505;

Cable Ad: “Kadoorie,’’ Shanghai, Central; Yuen Cable Ad: managing

Kam-chuen, Birdsnest proprietor

Hongkong, and London; Codes:

Bentley’s and Bentley’s Second

Partners—Sir E. S. Kadoorie, Kam Htng Knitting Co., Ltd., Manufac-

K.B.E., COM. LEG. hon., Lawrence turers of Hose, Singlets, A’ests, Sweaters

and Underwear—638/654, Nathan Road;

Kadoorie and Horace Kadoorie Kowloon; Teleph. 57227

A632 honokom;

Kakanjia & Co., C. M.—30, WyndKam PI. A. Keller, director

Street; Teleph. 531055 Ernest Kern, residentdo.manager

E. Hsiusammann,

Karsten Larssex &, Co. (Honokoxg), Ltd. W. Saenger | E. Wolf

Merchants, Commission and Shipping, T. P. Uej Cpmpradofe

Agents—York Building

Box 60u;(2ndCablefloor);

Ad: /lead Office :

Teleph. 20998; P.O.

Norseman; .Codes: Scbtt’sl 10th edn., ■ Ed. A. Keller & Co., S. A., Zurich,

Watkin’s and Appendix, A.B.C. 5th pnd , Switzerland

6th edns,, and improved, Bentley’s,

LiebeYs, Western Union imp., Boe Code Keller

Karsten Larssen, 'managing director. Textiles, General& Co„Merchants,

Ed. A, (Inc. in Importers

Switzerland),of

B. Naess fumeries, Foodstuffs,

Essential Oils, Watches,

Sundries, Per-

etc.

S.A. G.Odland

dos Bemedios —17-19; Connaught Road Central;

E.F. E.A. dos Bemedios Teleph. 23t2Q; P. O. Box 659; Cable Ad:

Gutierrez “Edakeller”

31, and “Keler”.

Bahnhofstrasse, Zurich, Head Office:

Switzerland

Settling Art n/s for, ; , ' 1 H. A. Keller, direct or

I Central E-managers

Kern and E. Hausammann) resident

writers Unionin Oslo of' Marine Under- W. Saenger • | E. Wolf

A/S Haugbsunds SjoforsikriHgssel^kfap T. P, Ue, Chinese dept.

M to

Kato &, Co., S., Piece Goods, Porcelain Kelley

Ware, ElectricalT.’Queell’g

Merchaiits—15-1 and. General and Exporters and CommissionImporters

Bn nnlies.Roatrcfenbrdr; - Agents.

Teleph. 21935; P.O. ^ox {16^; Cable Ad: Textiles, Glass,- Paint and , Paper,

Import: Steel, Iron, Machinery

Food

/ Yamakiu Products.' Export: Chinese Products of

M.M.Nakao,

Cheungmanager all kinds — 9, Queen’s Road. Central;

V)assist. manager Teleph. 2l()71; Cable Ad: Kiiily.

H Fnjio, accountant

Kelly Bros. Manee.aoturing Works

m m —16$,, Cheupgshawan Boad; Teleph.

Ratok & Co., Ltd. (Tong Seng &■ Co,), 5?l49

General Exporters and Importers— 14,

Queen’s

P.O. Boad

648; Central; Ad:Teleph,, 20976 n&m mm

Codes:BoxA.B.C. Cable

6th edn., Toshoyoko;

Scott’s 10th Kelly & Walsh, Ltd. (Established l6tU)r

Publishers, Booksellers, Stationers and

edn., Lieper’s, Bentley’s

B. Kusrnni, acting manager and Acme Printers—Fork Building, Chater Road;

Teleph.

A.A. E.W. 20185;

Glover, Cable

mang. Ad:d;ii!-Publishing

(S’hai.)

Ac/ents for Burkill, director (Shanghai)

TheFireKobe Marine

Insurance, Co., Transport

Ld. (Kobe); and A. J. Waller, do. do.

J. H.S. deSearle,

A. do. ■ do.

Jesus, secretary do.

Kayam ally' & Gb., General Drapers — A.S.E. A.

Abbott, manager accountant

20, Queen’s

Cable Road Central; Teleph: 20724;

Ad: Kayamally dos Remedies,

Principals—K. Hoosenally, G. Abdool- A. Popple I Mrs. G. Albers

carim, F. ,A.Hoosenally, M.

K. H. Louis || Miss M. EcaSilva

J. Bouban da

carim, and UposenallyG. Abdool-

Kennedy Town Hospital (see Hospitals)

lx # ii ic K nf a e 8an

Keller, Kern & Co., Ltd., General Mer- Kew Brothers, H " J 9

chants, Importers of Textiles, Foodstuffs, Drs., Dental Surgeons—

Watches, Perfumeries, Essential Oils, 620766

and and 7, Alexandra Buildings;

20137 (Residence) Telephs.

Sundries etc. & Insurance Agents—17- Principals—

19, Connaught

Teleph. RoadBox

23120; P.O. Central (2nd floor);

659; Cable Ads: Dr. F. H. Kew

Kew | Dr. C .T. Kew

“ Edakeller ” and “ Keler ” Dr. I. W.

 HOXGKONG A633

Kew & Co., Feed,. Land, Share and Knight & C'o.5i T. L., Manufacturers7

General Brokers'—Stock' Exchange Representatives ~i '>55,' .JS athahl Road,

Building,

Teieph, 20732; 10, IceCable

BouseAd:Street,

Fredkewd'op tloor; Kowloon; P.O. Box 5S?5

T. L. Knight, manager

F. B.(members,

Kew and VV. of H.tiongkong,

.(jhoy, principals

; Stock Korea St udio — Gloucester f Building

Exchange)

— M rs. L. Ferguson and W. Teieph. 27867

S taA.ffZiinmern

Kodak Goi-t-(SeejEastman Kodak; Cb.)

Kian Gwan Co:. (India), Ltd., Exporters Kojima & Son, M., Fine Art Curbs, Manu-

and

floor),Importers

Telephs. — Fedder

22619 and Building

200' 4 O (1st facture bf Tea-Sets—21, Chhtbh Rbact;7

Teieph. 56518

Dr. 'long Sian Hok, manager

Kin Yip Consi'rugtion & Investment Komor & TEfKomor i ^ ft

(Kuhn A Co.), Art

Co., LTp.^Ciiina Bldg.; Teieph. and Curio Dealers—York Building;

25656 Teieph. g1427Qa.ble A4 • B01!10*1'! ‘podes:

King’s Dispensary—King’s Theatre Bldg.; Bentley’s apd A' . B.C 5th edn.

Teleph.25315 S. Komor

G.F. Komor | H. S. Kpmor

King’s College—Government)

Kingsclere Hotel—Hotels) WPITE

WH1SMY

King Son Knitting Factory, Sing-

let Manufacturers—Portland Street, The Choice of the Connoisseur

Mongkok, KowIoojl; Teieph. 56489;

Cable Ad: Singlet; Code: Bentley’s Teieph. 30311

and Private

Chan Yuek Man, general

Kam.phedng'Fai, sales inanager mgr. Jardine, Matheshn & Co., Ltd.

King’s Sole Agents.

ing, 34,Theatre—King's

Queen’s Bbad Central; TheatreTelephs.

Build-

25313 and 25332; Cable Ad: Enterland ffi n ^ M: &

Liang Chi Hao

managing directors and Chang Fat, Rung Tai Leung Kodh 'T&i ;1

George Y. Sun, general manager Koon Tai Freight'

& Co., Stevedores, Coal _ Mer-

Brokers, ■ Commission

C. S. Lian& theatre and publicity mgr. chants, Agents, General Contractors, Import and

Export—24,

Kino Bros; & Co., Ltd., Diamond Teieph. ^diilLCable Ad: Kbonfai Des Yceux Boad Central;

Merchants—Bank of Canton Bldg.; Leung Koon Tai, proprietor

Teieph. 20QQ0; Cable Ad: Kino

Kitchell & Co., O., Share and Genera] Kotegatg, &: Co.—Chang Till Bldg.;

Teieph. 28468

Brokers—5, Des Voetrx

Teieph. 20250; Cable Ad: Angelkit Boad Central;

A. Fan

Kitchell

Hoo Chuen, authorised clerk Kotewall &fr Co., R. H., I ASmporters, Ex-

Lok Chun Kow porters and General Merchaiits-rChina

Kitcy Trading Cd.—33, Queen’s Bbad Building; Cable. Ad: Teleph.

Keystonb; '24‘875;All P.O. Box 252;

Codes’psed

1

C.; Teieph 21451 Hon. Mr. R. H. Kotewal], c.m.g., ll.d.,

Kiink, p. Hongkong & Shanghai, principal

LeeFlo.Shiu

ManKai,

Kaimanager | Fok VVai

Manufacturer’ Representatives—Stock Harry Chewlung P. H. Larken

Exchange

Street; Teieph. Building,32160;10, Cable

lee House Ad: Chan Hon Hing ] Lee Shiu Yuen

Klincotran.

G. J. Hennephof, Head Office:

managerShanghai Agency

The Economic Insurance Co., Ltd.

A634 HONGKONG

ft ft to M War ^ ft n n

Kotwall & Co., E. D., Cotton, Yarn Kowloon Motor Bus Co., (1933), Ltd., The,

Freight, Insurance and General Brokers Bus Services, Motor Cars, Trucks and

—5, Queen’s Hoad Central; French Accessories, etc.—Head Office: Pioneer

Bank Bldg.; Teleph. 20862; Cable Ad: Building, Nathan Road, Kowloon;

Lawtok

E.J.D.E.Kotwall Teleph. 58036-7 ; Cable Ad: Busses;

Kotwall 1 T. E. Yeoh Code: Bentley’s

Tang Shiu Kin,

Tam Woon Tong,mang.

do. director

Kowloon Bowling Green Club (see Clubs) W. S. T. Louey, manager

Louie Leung, treasurer

Lam Ming Fan, secretary

Kcw Icon-Can ton Railway (British

Section)—Office:

(Exch. 526); CableKowloon; Teleph. 58071 Kowloon Rattan Ware Co. — 4,

Ad: Railways

R.engineer.

D. Walkei*, M.d., manager and chief Kowloon Hankow Road, Kowloon (next to

Hotel); Teleph. 58516;

A. J. C- Taylor, chief accountant Cable Ad: Rattan ware

C.I. D.B. Lambert, chief inech. engr.

Trevor, traffic manager and Kowloon Store, The, General Providers

Storekeeper —78, Nathan Road, Kloon; Teleph. 57258

A. E. Perry, traffic assist.

J.K. Smith,

L. Hu, assist,

assist, mech.

engineerengineer

-

R. S. Beven, permanent way inspr. Krishna, General

P. A., Exporter, Importer and

Agent—3y, Wyndham Street;

D. C. Cathie, traffic inspector Teleph. 26467; P.O. Box 6(J0; Cable Ad:

Chau Yuk,

Pun Chi Fan, do. do. Superman

T. F. Wong, chief clerk

Kowloon Chess Club—(Nee Clubs) $8 ’£•

Kruse & Co., Import and Export—Chung

Kowloon Confectionery and Bakery 462; Cable Ad: Wahtack;23196;

Tin Building; Teleph: P.O. Box

Codes; A.B.C.

Co., Ice Cream Parlour, American

Fountain, Fastries, Chocolates and Con- Soda 6th, Bentley’s and Mosse

fectionery*i-68f'Nathan Road, Kowloon;

Teleph. 57312 Kunst & Albb:rs,. Import—Queen’s

Kowloon Hospital—(Nee Govt.) Building; Teleph. 24655; P.O. Box

360; Cable Ad : Kunstalber ; Codes :

A.B.C. 6th edn., Acme, Bentley's,

Kowloon Hotel—(Nee Hotels) Rudolf Mosse and Supplement, and

Private Codes

Kowloon Dairy, Fresh Milk (Deliveries I C. Bitzer, signs per pro.

Twicd Daily)—Farm: Saikung Road,

Teleph. 57113 Kwangtung Provincial Bank, The—

(See Banks)

^ & E M M HI * IE A

Kowloon Dispensary (A. S., Watson & Kwan, C. Y., ll.b., Solicitor — 4a, Dos

Co., Ltd.), Chemists, Wine and Spirit Voeux Road Central ; Teleph. 25921;

Merchants,.

turers—80, Aerated Water Manufac- Cable Ad: Advocatus. Agents in

JohnD. H Nathan umphreysRoad;Sp.n,Teleph.

! 57019 London:

genj. mgrs. and Hazel

Ellis Bickersteth Aglionby

C. Y. Kwan. solicitor

KowlqOn Furniture and Electric Co., Staff—Chau Tak, Li Shiu Lun,

Manufacturers in HighSupplies—5,

Grade Furniture, Li Che Keurig, Wong Ho

Dealers in Electrical Wing Ching, Wong Yick Ping, Ip

Lok Building, 43, Nathan Road, Tai Poon, Lam Kwok Lira,

Kowloon Teleph. 57604 Poon Ming Cho

 UOXGKOHiC A635-

Kw.xn On M utuai, J+’ibe & Marine a * is « fj ^ «

Insurance Co., Ltd. —29, Connaught Kwong sang hong yow Jian hung sze

lioad West; Teleph. 21195 .

Kwong Sang Hong,

1 Ltd., Importers

Sundries and

Kwan Sum Yin, Dr., l.m.s.h., Medical Commission. ofAgents—250

1 1 Exporters Druggists’ and

and 252, Des

Practitioner—74, Queen’s Koad Central;

Telephs. 23074 (.Office) and 56145 (Office) and 7 (Warehouse); 28052.

Voeux Road' Central; Telephs.

(Residence) BoxFung

320;Wei

CableShing,

Ad: Chat P.O.

managing director

Kwok & Co., Leung Ying Kun, secretary

35 and 37, P.King

Iv., Lung

GeneralStreet;

Importers—

Teleph. Fung Wo In, assist, do.

20515; Cable Ad; Kingson; Codes; A.B.C.

5th and Bentley’s Kwong Sing Cheung —220, Des Voeux

Road Central; Teleph. 22788

Kwok Fung Banking Co. (See Banks)

W H R

Kwok Hin WaNg, Property Agents and Kwong Tai Oh eon g, Rattan Furniture,

Brokers—Alexandra Building; Telephs. Grass Mats, Bamboo Sunblinds—58,.

22489 and 26597; Cable Ad ; Diligent Cable Queen’s Road .Central; Teleph. 22982;

Kwok Hin Wang, principal ,Ad: Kehnets

Kwong Fung Metal Importing Co.— WHITE HOUSE

31, Bonham Strand East; Teleph. 26965

wms&Y

Kwong King Shipchandlees‘-15, Wing

Kut Street; Teleph. 23089 Easily distinguishable by its aroma

Kwong Hip Lung Co. (1932) Ltd., The, Teleph. 30311

Engineers and Shipbuilders—General Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Office: 57,43, Bonham

yard: StrandStreet,

Lhung Hing East; Sham

Ship-

Shui Po; TelOphs. 21587 (Office), 57009 Sole Agents.

(Shipyard)

Kwong Hop Yuen, Dealers in Medicines Kwong Tai Hong,- i$■Import-Export

fa

!

M

Mer-

—46,

21383 Bonham Street East; Teleph. chant.s-A^7, .’Gonnauglht Road Central;

Teleph. 20840; Cable Ad:

K. 0. Law, managing director Konda

Kwong Kwui Co., Ltd., The (Photo- A genoies J. Lima, manager

graphers’ Association),, Dealers in Photo ;i

Supplies -74, ' Queen’s Road Central; Sun-maid Raisin Growers Ass’n.

Teleph. 22170 Kailan Confectionery Co., Ld.

i£ m * m % Kwong Tal Loy, Exporters and Mauu-

facturets ofBamboo RattanBlinds,

and etc.Seagrass

Kwong Ming Theatre (Controlled by Furniture, — 61a,

Hong Kong Amusements Ltd.) — Connaught Road Central; Teleph. 21548

Public. Square Street, Yaumati; Teleph. Kwong Tai Shipping Co.—54, Connaught

58312; P.O. Box 82 Road C.; Teleph. 28805

Kwong Sang & Go., Importers, Exporters, Kwong Tat & Co., Supplies of All

Shipchandlers, Hardware Merchants Photographic

and Engineers, Suppliers — 59, Con- Teleph. 25656; Cable Goods—China

Ad: KatatcomBuilding;

naught Road Central; P.O. Box 664

Teleph. 22554; Cable Ad : Yeung Kwong Tat Yuen, Dentist—83, Queen’s

T. K. Yeung, manager Road Central; Teleph. 22125

A636 HONGKONG

ft M M

Kwongtin & Go.,' Lxl>.— Pfince’s Building; Lammert Bros., Auctioneers, Apprai-

Teleph.

Wong Kwong Tin, Ad:

265^0;.Gable Ktwondir.

managing sers, Goods Brokers and General

Yeung Shek Tin, cashier and clerk Surveyors —4 and 4a, Duddell

S. Yeung,

N. Fan,clerks

W. L. Yeung and F. W. Street; Teleph. 20224; Cable Ad :

; Lammert

Agencies ■ * L. E. Lammert

L. E. Lammert, jr. | J. A. M. de Gra^a

K E. Scrivener and Go.; Sydney

K. A. Wernsing, Germany Land Office—(Yee under Government

Questier and Go^, England Departments)

Michelson andAtern berg, America

Kwong Tling S-ugak Woe.ks^~1077, Canton u m m m m n

Boad; Teleph. 58.607 Lane, Alfred, J., Architect, Civil

LaDesDonna,

VoeuxItalian

Hoad G.;'GTeleph. Store—31, (7th floor);andTeleph.

Roofeky 30722 Engineer Surveyor—China

23859 Building

A. J. Lane, principal

Lacon, B. J., m.i.mech.e.,

turers’ Representative Manufac-

for Engineering {$1 ^ Lin ha la fat

and'BuiliRrig tradtiS—Pfiffce’sr'Building, Lane, and

Crawford, Ltd., Grocers, Wine

Spirit Merchants, Ladies’ and Gen-

3rd floor, (Jhater

Cantdh and BwatoW " ' r Road. Branches at tlemen’s Outfitters, HouseIronmongers,

and Ship

B. Staff—W.’

J. Lacon, mLrMmiey,

i. mech.e., Yueng Furnishers, Sports Dealers,

principalTsun Ship Chandlers and General Store-

Pong and Koo, Shiu Keong keepers—Exchange Building, Des Voeux

Road; Teleph. 28151 (6 lines); Cable Ad:

[Laidwin & IJ£0S Co.—13, Ash Street; Teleph. Laneford

Directors —Hon. Sir William Shenton,

| 56361 -tuaisT Ktj. (chairman),

Raymond and J, E.H. J.Taggart

Davies, E. M.

|Lai Heitno DisTiLLERyAf65,'Des Ybeux A. W. Brown, manager and secretary

. Road West; Teleph. 23942 0.H. W. Miss

Balman Mrs. Fowler D. Ellis V.

Burson

m m m H. Hampton Miss A.

W. S. Hillier Miss C. Johannsen Garth

Lai Shut Wing & CA; Architects, E. Quinlan Miss M.G. Johnson

Draughtsmen and Designers,

Exporters and General Commission Importers, T. M. L. M rs. Moodie H eddle

Agents Redmond Miss Osmund

Teleph.:—20165;ChinaCable

Building, 3rd floor;

Ad; ■ Birdsnest B. S. Rogers

R. A.'Stride Mrs. Penny

Miss Remedios

A. C. Wilkinson Miss R. G.Razavette

n II it in a E.H. H.W. Watts

Bonner Miss M. Russell

Lai To Construction Co.—HeadOflice: G. A. Bond Mrs. Remedies.

217, Hennessy ' Road ; Teleph. 23401 G. Marshall Miss

A.S. McNider Mrs. B.E. S.P. Russell

Rogers

Laing, J. T., Pilot for China Sea and W. M.C. Pereira Miss E. Regan

Ogley { Miss

Hainan Straits—761,, Nathan Road, A. J.

MissSmitb Smirke

Kowloon Teleph. 58765 M. P.Riberio,

OF. Pincottjr. Mrs. G. B. Aykes

Lam .Construction Co. 18, Luen Fat A.H. H.W.Riberio

Randall Mrs.

Miss Wilkinson'

Xavier

Street;

conco ' J eleph. 26125; Cable Ad: Lam- G.B. M.

B. Sykes Miss Franco

Fowson

Vieira Mrs.

Lam Woo & Co., Engineers and Con- A. L. Wood Mrs. Peacock

tractors—32,. Johnston Road; Teleph. Mrs. G. A. Bond Miss Passes

Miss Sequeira

Quinn

20385; Cable Ad: Lam woo Mrs. L.Cavanagh Mrs.

Lam Chik Ho Mrs. P.Dalziel Mrs. M. Sequeira

Lam Chik Suen Miss Webster Miss Soares

 HONGKONG A637

ft ft m ± m ‘ Lee Hing Trading Bureau- 214, Wing

Langston, S. H.—Exchange Building; | Lok Street; Teleph. 25089

Teleph. 28895; Cable Ad: Burgoyne Lee Jim Kee, Jewellers, '-Watchmakers

Representative for: and Chronometer Adjusters — Head

Burgoyne, Burbidges & Co.,.Ltd. Office:

Bovril Limited

Cow A Gate, Ltd., etc., etc. 21659 9, Bonham Strand East; Teleph.

£ m m % w fa m m m m m

Lau Pak Wai, Dentist — Hongkong1 Lee, Joseph J. Go., General Building-

Contractors—17, Thomson

Office: Gloucester Building (1st floor); | chai);

Teleph. Teleph. 24.303; P.O.RoadBoxjfWan-

682;

Rd. (1st 20488; Iv’loon Office:

floor), Yaumati; 337, Nathan

Teleph. 57423 ij Cable

Private

Ad: Leeco; Codes: Bentley's and

“Lauriston”—(Nee Hotels) ! Joseph J. Lee, manager ‘

J. P. Lee, secretary

ft & m ^ w ft & ft m m

Law, Dr. E., m.b., ch.b. (Edin.), General j Lee & Co., Joseph S., Monumental Masons,

Medical

Street; Telephs.Practitioner—16,

Office: 26555D’Aguilar)

and Re-1 Suppliers of Granite and Marble Monu-

sidence: 22807 ments—10, Morrison Hill Road; Teleph.

215J.1 Cable Ad:, Jt^ejgpcp

Lay & Co., S. C., General Merchants—

Alexandra Buildings; Teleph. .20^63; WHITE HOUSE

Cable Ad: Jolaing ;

S.K. T.L. Lay,

Leung,proprietor

manager WHISKY

H. P. Chen, C. M. Loo and H. K. Ho, Renowned for its fine Liqueur Quality

assistants

Layang & Co. — 2, Wyndliain Street;! Teleph. 30311

Teleph. 28963 Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Lay tun JJB Sole Agents.

Layton & Co., Bill and Bullion Brokers—

5, H.Queen’s

S. Hills Road Central; Teleph. 20089; Lee t Company, Simpson, Importers

and Exporters ' and .General Com-

Ming tsing ^ ^ mission Agents. Sole Distributors

for “Twin Sister” Flour—China

Lazarus, N., Optician—Gloucester Build- Building (1st floor): Teleph. 26568;

ing, Pedder Street; also at Shanghai; Cable Ad : Simps, Hongkong'

Harry Foy, 'manager

Teleph. 22203 Phillip Wipg, secretary

H. Tobias, proprietor, F.SiM.c., f.i.o.

L. (London),

A. Tobais,refractionist

manager & refractionist it m n ^

L’Eclat, Ladies

Hankow Road, Kowloon; Dress Makers—-.34,

Teleph. 58836 LeeSanitary

Ping Earthenware

Hong, ' Building Materials,

and Hardware

Proprietresses—Mrs.

Miss Dalin RemediesD. S. Rioeiro and Goods—52, Des Vteux Road Central

Teleph. 20600

Le Beau .Co.—-King’s Theatre Building; ft ft m %

Teleph. 27892 Leeson ik Co., D., Importers, Exporters

IS ^ BS & and Produce Merchants—27, Connaught

Lee Bros,, Manufacturing Opticians 762; Road Central;AdTeleph. 20840;Hongkong;

P.O. Box

—8, D’Aguilar .Street; Teleph. 27662 CodesCable : Leson,

: Acme, Bentley’s and A.B.C. 5th

W. Lee, manager edn.

A638 HONGKONG

Sole Agents Levy & Co., S. E.—7, Ice Hogse Street;.

The Hongkong Confeetionary Co., Telephs. 30101, 30103, 32120

Ltd.

TheLtd.China Produce Co. of Canton, Leyton Col, The, Importers and Exporters

—China Building; Telephs. $48y7 and

26573; Cable Ad: Lewtdn, Hongkong

Lee22452Theatre—Percival Street; Teleph. C. M. Tauig, manager

Staff—K. W. Pun, Y. C. Poon,

H. M. Tang

Lee Tung Wo, Land and Marine Engineers,

Brass and Iron Founders— 131-137, Li Clinic— 16, Queen’s Road Central (1st

Portland Street; Teleiph. 57285 floor); Teleph. 20963. Kowloon Office:

LeeTeleph.

Yick,28205 Ltd.—28, Wing Lok Street; Corner Edward ofRoad, Nathan

1st floor;RoadTeleph.

and 51234

Prince

Dr. Li Shu Fan, m.b., ch.b., d.t.m.&h.^

LeetaryYuEarthenware

Kee, Building and Materials,

Hardware GoodsSani Dr.f.r.c.s. (Edin.)Pui, m.b., p.s., f.r.c.s,

Li Shu

—37, Des Yosux Road Central; Teleph. (Edin.)

28177; Cable Ad: Building Dr. Woo Tin Po, m.b., cii.b. (Edin.)

Proprietor—Lee lu Cheung

w m

Li & Fung, Exporters and Genera

Li hap o lan (die hi hi sze kwui to i Merchants—TO, Chju Loong Street

Leigh

tects &andOrange, Civil Engineer,

Surveyors—P. Archi- Central;

& O. Building,

Cable Ad: Lifung

Li To-ming., managing partner

Des Voeux Road Central; Teleph. 20167; Fung Pak-Hu, do.

Cable Nam Pp Tin

G. G.Ad:Wood, Orange

m.inst.c.e.

A.S.S.D.Mackiehan,

Igglesden, m.inst.c.e.

a.r.i.b.a. Li Man King Kwok Weaving and

E..1. E.G. Potter,

Dale, a.m. inst. c.e. Manufacturing Co., Ltd.—Offices and

a.r.i.b.a. Works: 58030;,Cable

Teleph. 15, Saigon Ad: Street,Liman

Kowloon;

S.MissGidley

M. M. Tyrrell

Miss ('. Wen- ... . LiPractitioner—82,

Sung, Dr., m.b., Queen’s

r.s., General

Road Medical

Central

Leite, Madame S., Ladies’ Wear Specialist (1st floor); Teleph. 23603

— Gloucester Building Arcade No. 1;

Teleph. 24474 S. Leite

Principal—Mrs. Liang & Co.,'J. D.—China Bldg.; Teleph,

Miss Cynthia Savard Remedios . 24161

Miss V.

Miss. M. ChauSuldowsky

Mrs. Lee | Mrs. L. Botelho Liang Kwang

Teleph. 23907Trading Co.—China Bldg.:

Lepack Co., Import and Export Mer- Liang You Beauty Shop—King's Theatre

chants—York Building; Teleph. 21123; Bldg.; Teleph. 30619

P.O. Box 114; Cable Ad: Textilian

EUNG

Shaughai), KwokNewspaper

Yiijg (Hongkong-Canton-

Agent and Patent Liberty Silk Store—China Building;

Medicine Dealer—32, Bonham Strand Teleph. 24760; P.O. Box 557

M. Lokoomull, proprietor

East, and .160,

mati; Teleph. 21645 Reclamation Street, Yau-

Lincoln & Co., Ltd., W., Importers

Lever Bros. (China), Ltd.—China Build- and Exporters—China Buildings-

Teleph. 24295; Cable Ad : Lineage

ing; Teleph. 22433

 HONGKONG A639

Lloyd’s

Linotype and Machinery Ltd., Manu- Gilman & Co., Ltd., agents

facturers of the Linotype Composing

Machine, The MiehTe and Oenturette s # « a J5 £

Two-Revolution Presses, Lithogra- Noi si li shun wui she

phic Machines and General Printers’ Lloyd’s Register of Shipping—Alexan-

Machinery—20, Ice House Street; dra Buildings; Teleph.

Teleph. 20768; Cable Ad: Linotype 463; Cable Ad: Marine 20179; P.O. Box

H. Ellis, manager (Shanghai) T. S. Morrison, m.i.mar.e., sun eyor

A. J. Rozario, acting manager Peter Lee, clerk

JZor Pofoh, mechanic

fl ± i£ Lin se tuh

Ltnstead k Davis, Chartered Account- Lloyd Triestino

Marittima(Flotte Riunite Lloyd

ants—Gloucester Building; Teleph. Triestino —Queen’s Building

Italiana

(ground

e “Sitmar”)

floor); Te-

27794; Cable Ad: Linstead lephs. 32981/2/3; P.O. Box 143; Cable Ad:

C.H. B.R. Brown, A.C.A., partner

Forsyth, c.A., d<>. Lloydiano

S.A. T.Sommerfelt,

Butlin, A.c.A. E. C.F. Mose

Soprani, agent

a.c.a. ' U. Azzolini

D. L. Prophet, c.A. Agents for :

A. H. da Silva “Italia” and “Consulich ” Lines

Y. Santos I Mrs. B. Jack

J. A. Gutterres Miss J. Smalley

P. C. Chung I Mrs. R. F. Franco

OTAltDS V.S.O.P.

m M'i e ^ BRANDY

Little, Adams & Wood, Architects

and Civil Engineers—York Build- A Fine Old Liqueur Brandy

ing, Chater Road; Teleph. 21026;

Cable Ad: Upstairs Teleph. 30311

Principal—Colbourne Little,- f.r.lb.a.

Wm. C. Felshow jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

A.I. Mclnnes

Mylo II Y.K. H.Chan

Lee, b.sc.

W. Wang, B.sc. \ Sole Agents.

Miss G. Smith, secretary

Lo Kin Fai & Co., Share and General

Little Beauty Parlour—26, Hankow Teleph. Brokers—8,26015;DesCable

Voeux

Ad: Road Central;

Lokinfai

Road; Teleph. 58776 Lo Kin Fai, principal

Little Shop, The, Chinese Curios, Lo Tung-Fan, b.a., ll.b., BaTrister-

Blackwood

Lamp Furniture,

Shades Jades, Decorators

and Interior Jewellery, at-law, and member of the Canton

—Gloucester Building; Teleph. 26438; Canton Bar—4a, Des Yoeux Road Central.

CableAd: Littleshop Office: 26, Wai Oi Road

Mrs. M. K. Boyd, proprietress West

R.(SeePoinsot, manager

Also Shanghai Section) M ® n X M

LoBuilding,

& Lo, Solicitors,

Des Cable

VoeuxAd:&c.

Road Alexandra

Central;

m & mm m m Teleph. 28034; Deodand

Liverpool and London and Globe Insur- M. K. Lo, solicitor’and notarydo.public

ance Co., Ltd. (represented by Dodwell M. W. Lo, do.

& Co., Ltd.)—Queen’s Building; Teleph. Lui WaiKaChau

28021; P.O. Box 36; Cable Ad: Wong Tsun

Globe Mrs. E. C. Fincher

A640 HONGKONG

Local Printing Press, Ltd., The, Printers,

Publishers, Bookbinders and Stationers Long Hing & mCo., Photographic m

Goods

—9a, Duddell Street; Teleph. 24977 Dealers—1.7a, Queen’s Road Central

Lee Ya.t Ngpk, managing

A. V. \t’ong, secretary director

Loo Bros. Silk & Embror.perry Go.—1, On

m m Lan Street; Teleph. 24209

Lock Hingi Exporters, Gold and Silver- Loong Shing—30/ •Pbttinger Street;

smiths,

facturers Blackwood Pprniture38, Queen’s

and Gurio Headers- Manu- Teleph. 25028

Bd.C.; Teleph. 29718;

Shiu Yat Him, manager Cable Ad: Locking Lopes, A. A., Share and General Broker—

Shiu Yam L'un i Shiu Kaift-To 9,CableIceAd:House Street; Teleph. 20534;,

Paraclete

A. A. Lopes, principal

Lockhart & Co., Charles U.—6, Des

Voeux Bd. C.; Teleph. 27294 n & m ± ;# m

Logan & Amps, Chartered Civil En- Lopes port

& Alves Ltd., Import and Ex-

Merchants—Hongkong Stock Ex-

gineers—National Bank Bldg.; Teleph.

27796; Cable Ad: “Loaui ; Hongkong;” change Box 121; Building;

Cable Ad: Teleph. 25442; P.O.

Lopesalves

Code: Bentleys

Principals — Lt. Col. M. If. Logan, A. E. S. Alves, managing director

o.b.e., M.c., m.inst.c.e., f.s.i., and S. A. Lopes, diredtot

L. W. Amps O.B.E., M.INST.C.E.

Office Staff :— ; Lowcock & Co. (Tung Yick Hong), .Elec-

trical Engineers andTeleph.

Contractors—China

: 0» L. TaShaan, a.m.inst.e. Building (1st floor); 26492; Cable

F.assistant engipgei;

K. Shore,^assist. ; Ad: Low cock

H. Low^cock, a.m.i.eIe.

R.H. A.A. Gerard, quantity surveyor

Townsend, C.A., secretary and

C. accountant

L. Rocha,,m.b.k.,

buyerchief clerk HC ^ Hnt so sze

, S. G. Smith, Lowe, Bingham & Matthews,

Steno-typi&ts—Mrs,,I. Graham-Bar-

row, m.b.e. 'and Mrs. B. Pass Chartered Accountants ^ Mercantile

] Ad:

BankExplanate

Building?(inTeleph.China),28106/7; Cable

Gele.stor (in

{ Staff:— England). Shanghai: Glen Line Build-

C. A. de C. Rodrigues, Cheng Kwok ing. London.: Pencil urch Street. Tient-

Choi, G. Y. Chen, W. Lee, Cheng

Foqk Choi, C. Ahwai, Chua Teck sin: Hongkong Bank Building, and at

Hong and Chung Ping Kwan Peiping

Works Staff - F.JohnN. Fleming,

Matthews,c.A.f.c.a. (Shanghai)I

(Hongkong)

G.M. Pierpoint,

A. Mi I bankworksand manag' Gr

C. Anderson, E. F.Ritchie,

A. Hardman,c.a. c,A. .(Shanghai)

(Hongkong)

A.assist, foremen

J. Linge, quarry supt, A. H. Ballard, f.c.a. (London)

W. E. Atwell; c.a. (Tientsin)

I. Gv Johnson, qqarry assist. E.

R.A. A.Whittaker,

Young, transportation

m.L.e., timekeepermgr. E. M.D. Bryden,'

da Roza,e.A. a.s.a.a.

Y. K. Ng, assistant do. D. S. Robb,

J. B. 'M'ab- 1 c.a. R. L. Jones

G.W. Lock, steelmechanical

erector engineer

J; Howie,

J. Tong and W. Gerrard, rivetters A. A.donaldj' .C.A F.M. R.Farid

Bremrier, Gutierrez

H. M. Chan

A.W. JAbbas

Woolley,. K- P. Cpan

D. G. Wilson Mrs.. A. J.Silva- Netto |

Loke Y”ung Cheong, Real Estate G- R. Ross Miss.C. Mitchell

Owner—Bank of Canton. Building Singapore Agents.

(2nd floor); Teleph.' 24437; Cable Lowe, Bingham & Dunman, chartered

Ad : Rentchargfe accountants, Laidlaw Building

 HONGKONG A <54!

j Luen Cheong * Co., Wholsale'and Retail

5r =^- -±r£&~ !I Paper Voeux and

RoadStationery Dealers--74,

Central; Teieph. 23036 Des-

Lolc si li

Loxiey

General& Importers

Co. (China), and Ltd., W. R.,— ji Luen

Exporters

Hing Motor Car, Motor Cars , for

Hire, Day and Night Service—7, Canton

Registered Office: York Building, !I Road (opposit e to Water Police Station),

Kowloon; Teieph. 56522 ’ '

(•/hater

Office) Road; Telephs.

and 21566London 22533

Ad: Loxley. Office: W.Cable

R. | Luen Fat Shipping/Co.—16, Des Vceux

Loxley & Co., Ltd., 106, Eenchurch | Road W.; Teieph. 23417

Street, E. C. 3. Branch: Shameen,

Cantpn (Lpxley House). Registered !j Luen Yick Hong—32, Bonham Strand

Office

Tientsinof Perrin Cooper & Co., Ltd., ! W.; Teieph. 21202

D. O. Russell, permanent director,

T. A. Mitchell, director

E. G- Herridge,, secretary MONTSERRAT LIME JUICE

Staff- plus

G. Duncan C. T. Chiu SILVER SLIPPER GIN

' 'C.E. Stone K. S. Chen

G. B.

N. S.Soo . W. Brown equals

P.H. A.A.'Elms'

Castro Miss P. K.Lysaught

Lau The Perfect Gimlet

T. Wong Miss

Miss Gill

Arnold Teieph. 30311

K. C. Chen

K. L. Wong

Wong Miss Drysdale

H'ok Yah, C6,mpra,dore Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Agencies Sole Agents.

Ashton & Parsons, Ltd.—Phosferine Luhring & Smith, “ (Successors to

Chamberlain’s Patent Medicines “Radecker * Co.), Importers and Com-

Champagne .^hfdseik Co,., mission Agents—12, Des. Fcetj'X Road

Gillette

GenatosanmduBraks,

Ltd. Ltd. Central^ Teleph, 231,891. Cable Ad:

Richard Hud nut Ringsmith

Partners—E. Liihr.ing and J. S. Smith

International

Jules Robin, S. A. Chemical Co.—Bismag Genepal Mmiwjet s J/O'r \

Eenriek and Jefferson, Ltd. F. Boards

Campbelf% Col, Im'pdrtefS:OfJ?aper‘

Kiwi Bpot Polish Agencies;

John Lethem A'Sons H. Brouhley-. Co., ■ Ltd., London

& Co-Operative

Lewis Berger & Sons, Ltd. The New Zealand Dairy

G.Meccano,

Mason Ltd.& Co.,. Ltd.—O. K. Sauce Co,, Ltd. (“Anchor” Butter)

Medical and General Exporters, Ltd. Luk Hoi Tung Co., Ltd., Banking,

Joseph Nathan & Co., Ltd.—Glaxo

Northam, Warren Sales Co., Ltd.— Assurance Wholesale (Life), Hotel, Drugs-293

and Retail Restaurant 299,and

Cutex Des Voeux Road Central; Teieph. 26795;

Parfumerie L. T. Piver P. 6. Box 1324; Cattle Ad: Lukrance

Queen Insurance Co. Chan Fu Cheung, president

Royal Insurance Co., C. Chan

Y. Chan,

Wm. Sanderson.* Son, Ltd.—Vat 69

Spratts Patent Ltd. Chan Yee vice-do.

Yam Cheung, treasurermanager

Kwock. banking

“ Treetex

Van Houten ” Wallboarding

* Zoon Yeung KamTiipjlife aissur.restaurant

do.

Watney, Combe and Reid

T. Wall * Sons manager

T. K, Cheupg,;drugs maiaager

W. Woodward, Ltd. , C. Y. Chan, hotel manager

Jas. Williamson & Son, Ltd. An,

Wm. R. Warner & Co., Inc. ChanShtmng Po, secretary

Ku Cheung, chief acct.

Wisbech Produce Canners, Ltd. Chan Chung Kwong, assist, do.

A642 HONGKONG

Branch Managers: Macao Green Island Brickwork Co.

Mui Man (Hotel Nathan, Kowloon) —23, Maple Street; Teleph. 59012

and (Life Ass. Dept.. Kowloon)

Chan Chor

Wanchai) Tack (Luk Kwok Hotel, Macao-Timor-Goa-Mozambique Line

W. S. Pang (Life ass. dept. do. do. ) guese S.S. Co., Ships run Between Portu-

Y.Y. N.H. Chan (Banking dept. do. do. ) Cities Timor, India and West

Chan (Life Ass. Dept., Canton) Africa—Prince’s Building; Teleph.

N. Chan (Banking dept., Toy Shan 21302;

F. District) Cable Ad: Matline. Branch

Office in Macao

N. N. Chan (Life Assur. dept., do. )

Chan Yip Ching (Sham Hop Market., Macgown, Anderson & Dur&an, Medical

ChanToy Ming

Shan District)

Ngan (Norgum Market, Practitioners—Hong Kong Office: Ale-

Toy Shan District) xandra Buildings (3rd floor), Des Voeux

LiCheong,

Kut Tong (Banking Dept., Sufi Road Central; Teleph. 27728. Kowloon

Office: 80,.Nathan Road; Teleph. 57029

LukAvenida Tin Toy Shan( Macao

Ming District)agency—

Almeida Biheiro)

Principals—

Dr. J.C. Macgown, m.d., ch.b. (Edin.),

Fristori Cottage, May Road;

l-un Sang & Co., Civil and Structural Teleph. 26846

Engineers and Building Contractors— Dr.(Edin.),

J. W. Anderson,

517, Them.b., ch.b.,Teleph.

Peak; f.r.c.s.

French Building (3rd floor); Teleph. 29277

23524; P.O. Box 506; Cable Ad: Lunsang Dr. J. Durran, m.b., ch.b. (Edin.),

J. H.Guerineau,

Luk Yao,tech,

worksmanager

manager D.o. (Oxon.), 3, Carnarvon Bldgs.,

Kowloon

Dr, J. H. McElney,' m.b„ ch.b.

Lpn Tai Mutual Fire and Marine In- (Edin.), D.T.M. (Liv.), 12, Hart

stnfANCE Co., Ltd.—272, Des YosuxRoad Avenue, Kowloon; Teleph. 56744

Central; Teleph. 21131; Cable Ad: Lun- Dr. D. Hope Gill, m.b., ch.b. (Edin.),

istice 80, Nathan

eph. 57029 Road, Kowloon; Tel-

Tam Woon Tong, general manager

I(UN Yick Fire and Marine Insurance •a! iMIS-5r

Co.—313, Des Voeux Road Central;

Teleph. 21330 Tit hong Lun shun hung sze

Lunatic Asylum—{See Medical Dept., Mackinnon, Mackenzie *k Co.,

Government) f Shipping Agents—P. & O. Building,

Connaught Road Central: Teleph. 27721;

i P.O.Hon.BoxMr.113b;

C. G. Cable Ad: Mackinnons

S. Mackie, partner

m & m m n e m M.T.T.G. Johnson, do. pro.

Lyson & Hall, Solicitors — 6, Queen’s S. Alexander, signs per

Road Central; Teleph 23665; Cable Ad:

Litigation J. M. Mackinnon, do.

J. M. Hall, solicitor C. Black

A.W. Hay-Edie |I E.W.S.

D. W.MacEwen

MacGregor

Ng Yuen, interpreter A. McKellar, c.a. .

Outdoor Staff

Ma, Dr. C. K., m.b., b.s., General Medical J. Lowrie | J. Hoare

Practitioner,

and partner withTheatre

T. C. Wong—King’s Drs. MaBldg.;

Luk Agencies

Telephs. 26504 and 28888 P.British-India

& O. S. N. Co.

and A{icar Lines

Eastern and Australian S.S. Cd., Ld.

m w & m ^ Marine Insurance Co., Ld.

Ma Clinic , He? ^ Makin toi se

MaKo,Luk, C. K. Ma &Practitioners—Offices:

Drs., Medical T. C. Wong & K. F. Mackintosh’s, Ltd., Men’s Wear

King’s Theatre Building, Queen’s Road Specialists—Alexandra Building, Des

Central;

Al: Telephs.

Fir Hi use 26504 and 28888; Cable Vceux Road; Teleph. 20029 . Cable

Ad: Outfit

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F. A. Mackintosh S. A. du Bleu d’Outremer & Produits-

J.R. G.R. Meyer

Davies jI J.L. Hickman

Glendenning Nakar (Mont. St. Amand)

J. P. A.y Davis | Lai Ki Kwong S. (Val

A. Cristalleries

St. Lambert)du Val St. Lambert

Agents for ' S. (Saventhem,

A. Tanneries de Saventhem

Belgium)

“Summit” Collars and Shirts

Scotts Hats

Henry HeathCoats

Aquascutum Hats Majestic Theatre,Road,Talking

Cinetna—Nathan Yaumati,Picture

Kow-

“K” Shoes loon; Teleph. 57222

Mac’s Cafe — Hongkong Hotel, Pedder Majima Hospital—{See Hospitals)

Street; Teleph. 24801

Macnamara, H. G., Barrister-at-law— Malcolm & Co.—St. George’s Building,.

Stock Exchange Building (5th floor); Teleph. 30444

Teleph. 21225 Mamak & Co.—10, Peking Road; Teleph.

Maazee’s

Gowns, Hats, Ladies Speciality

Suits and Shop, 56469

Frocks, Costumes,

Jewellery and Helena Rubinstein Pre- MAKCHANTS GOLS5

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manageress LABEL WHISKY

Maison F. Mathieu, S. A., General Not a bite in the whole bottle

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floor); Telephs. 25913, 23609 and 31064 Teleph. 30311

(godown);

E. F. V. CableBarnes,Ad:.manager

Famarods

J. Cheung

A. Victor,Hung

signs per pro. Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Kam Wai Lam SoZe Agents.

Compradore Dept. :

Ip Yuk Leung, compradore m * &

Ip Ting Sun, do. Man on Po him Rung sit

Lo

Cheung YeungTimChuen

GodownTeleph. Queen’s Road Central; M.v.v

: 7,31064 On Insurance Co-, Ltd.—4,

Queen’s Road West; Teleph. 27309

Y. S. Poon, warehouseman

D. Z. Tsung, tallyman Man

General Agents for : W., San S. S.20320

Teleph. 0o‘—25, Qomiaught Road

“La Corbeille”—Wespelaer (Belgium)

Dewerp) Vos-Lemmens — Hoboken (Ant- Man Ying, Importers, Exporters, Book-

Zwanenberg’s Fabrieken -Oss (Hol- binders—100, sellers, Stationers, PrintersRoad;

Hollywood andTeleph.

Book-

land ) 21354

Biscuiteries Gevers

Cimenteries (Antwerp)Reunies

& Briqueteries

(Antwerp) Manners& Co.,Ltd., John, Merchants

Leon is Works (Antwerp) —Mercantile Bank Building, 7, Queen’s-

S. A. Union des Verreries Mecaniques 24652, Road Central; Telephs. 24721, 22809,

Beiges (Charleroi, Belgium) 24071-2 ; .Cable Ad : Manners.

S. A. Union Commerciale des Glaceries 37, Canton and Swatow. London Office :

Beiges (Brussels, Belgium) Walbrook, E.C. 4.

S. A. Papeteries de Belgique (Brussels, John

S. Belgium) .

A. des Verreries de Fauquez (Fau- W. J. Manners,

Hansen, director

do.

A. W. Smith, do.

quez-lez-Virginal)

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A. des Verreries de Hamendes K. Kastman, do.

J. Blaauw Kooter I H. K. Secher

N. O. Kring | L. C. Boyd

A644 HONGKONG

Canton Office > . Maruyama & Co., I., Goldsmith, Jade,

L. Muhle I R. La Salla Jewels, Precious Stones—39, Hennessy

B. Herscliend Road; Teieph.;,24279

Swatow Office | N. O. Christensen Maryknoll Mission—(Nee Churches

N. S. Wong and Missions)

Agencies

Societe des Ci meats Portland

de 1’ Indo-China., Haiphongartiliciels MASONIC

Great Eastern Life Assurance Co./ IS# Yang yan Wui kwoon

“ Baltica”

East AsiaticInsce. Co.,

Ld.,Ld., Copenhagen Masonic Hall—Zetland Street

Steamship Co,Co.,

Orient, Copenhagen

Ld., Copenhagen Caretaker—F. J. Raanskill

Sun Insurance Office, Ld.

J. A. Carp’s Cotton Thread, Helmond, Ararat ners,

Lodge of Royal Ark Mari-

No. 264, E:C.

Holland W.C.N.—W. B.:A..Moyre

J.I. P. C. N—F. F. Duckworth

S.—E. M. Raymond

Chaplain—P. I. Newman

m ^ s. .$0 35. Treasurer—O.

Scribe—W. H. WhiteleyEngland White

Manufacturers Life Insurance Co., S. D,—J. Smith

The— Asiatic Building; Teleph. J.D. P.—Chas.

20601. Ifead Office: Toronto,

Canada C.-H. E. Myeopk

Guardian—J. Buddeh

G. Hooper

E. J. R.-Mitchell, branch taanager Steward’—Y.

W. Sharp, r esident secretary Steward -A. F. WanS. Paul

F. K. Lee, cashier Warder—R. A. Donaldson

Stenographers—Miss

gues, Miss E. M C.ancjB. Miss

Ford Rodri-Jf

Seath Cathay Chapter, No. 1165 E.C.

; Clerk—A.. M. Rurnjahn, 1st Principal—E. M. Raymond

and So Mail Ying W. Sprinkle 2nd Principal—J. W. Franks

3rd Principal—G.

Agents: Scribe E.-E. J. R.F.Mitchell:

Hole

J. C. M. Grenhatn, P. E. Baskett, Scribe N.—*8: S'C..Beck

Treasurer-A. . Straban

J. P. Way, J. J. Guterres, H. A. P. S.—H. G. Williams

Larirmert, A. M.LiangG. Philippens, 1st Asst.

A-H. Lammert,

Y.Li, T.G.Chair, K.and

Y. Wong,

Han Chih,

H. Ring 2nd Asst. S.—J.

S.—J. R.G'ardner

Way

R. Law G. iJ’Aquino Organist—A.

D. of C.— H J. Sommers

F. Bird

V. F. Ferrier (Canton) Steward—S.

S. V. Gittins, district rngr,(Canton) Steward—F. M. BunjeWest

F.R. de

MiirerKanel(Swatow)

(CantOir) Janitor—R. A. Donaldson

A. A, Tr Borges (Macao) Cathay Lodge, No. 4373, E.C.

Marconi International Marine Com- i.W.P.M.-W.

M.—E. W.R. Newnham

Hirst

munication Co., Ltd.—3, Connaught S.J. W.-W.

W.--R. Baldwin

J. Burling

Road C.; Te]eph. 24320 Chaplain—H. G Anniss

Treasurer—H. E. Bud^en

Marine Engineers’ Guild of China Secretary- E. Thompson

- -{See Associations) D. of C —B. E. Maughan

S.J. D.—A.

!).—H. A.F. Andrews

Harper

Marine Insurance Association of Almoner —P..B.

I.Stewards—A.

G.-G. A. White Crawley

Hong Kong—(Nee Associations)

Martino, Ltd:, E. San-25, Des. Yoeux Freeman, A. C.E.Jeffreys

E. Jefferies,andY. H.

H.

Road C.; Teleph. 27953 W. Fraser

Tyler—R. A. Donaldson

 HONGKONG A64f>

Concordia Lodge of M. M. M. No. 721, District South China (Scottish Constitution)&

Grand Lodge of Hongkong

W'. M.—Y. S. Wan

I. P. M.—M. J. B. Montargis District Grand Royal Arch Cha pter

S.J. W.—H.

W.-A. B.J. Bird

L. Dowbiggin of Hongkong and South China

M. O.-hJ. T. Bagram Officers' for 1934 : —

J.S. O.—N.

O.—N. V.S. Ellis

Halward S. G. P.-J. L. McPherson

T. G. P.-C. W. Jeffries

Chaplain—C.

Treasurer—H.B.G. Brown Williams S. E.—A.- Morris

Secretary—A. Nissim S. N.—G. ofT.Wal

P.D. ofG.C.T.-F. degrave

G. A.P.—W. Roland Farmer

Keg. of Marks—G. E. S. Upsdell Redmond

D. C,

S.J. D.—S: E. M.

S. Kayraond

Strahan Registrar—O - A. Smith

D.—O. F. Davies I). G. S.—A. Hoffmeister

I. G.-H. H. Beddow D.F. A.of C.—11.

S.-W. Owen Hughes

E. Hollands

Steward—W. Mulcahy S.Sword

A. S.—A. E. Clarke

Tyler—K. A. Donaldson Bearer—F. F. Duckworrh

Standard

A. D. of G.—C; Bearer—H.

S. CoomP. Hams

Diligentia Lodge of Instruction A. S. E.—H. B. L. Dowbiggin

Preceptors—J. L. McPherson,

Jeffries, A. E. Clarke and P. D.C. W. D. G. J -R. A. L. Donaldson '

Crawley S. Mok

Treasurer—H.

Secretary—W. C. Excel! Eothen Mark Lodge 264 E.C.

Steward—A. A. Andrews

SILVER SLIPPER Gift!

District

South ChinaGrand (English

Lodge ofConstitution)

Hongkong &

Gives the requisite “Kid” to a Cocktail

Officers for 1934 : —

D. I). G. M — J L. McPherson Teleph. 30311

I S.J. W.—C.

W.—W. G.B. Alabaster

A. Moore

Chaplain—N. V. Halward Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Chaplain—C.

Treasurer—A. Parkson

E. Martin Sole Agents.

Registrar—F. Meade

President

MontargisBoard of G. P—M. J. B. Lodge Eastern Scotia, No. 923, 'S.C.

Secretary—Alfred Morris, p,a.g.dc.

D. of C.—G. F. Nightingale Officers for 1934 :—

S.J. D.—W. E. L. Shenton R. W. M.-E. S. Carter.

D.-J. W. Baldwin L, P. M. —J. C.' Ferguson

Sup.D.ofofWorks—E. Cock D. M.-F. Cullen

A. C.— C. Crofton S. M.-ll

W. S. Hi!!

S. W.-A. A. Dand

S. B.—H. G. Anniss W. J. W.-J. J. Whyte

S. B.—H. J. P. Anderson Secretary—J.

S. B.—C. le Patourel

Organist—G. E. Longyear Treasurer—tYJ.W.Cameron tE. Bishop

Assist. Secy.—William Faid Chaplain—A. E. Man waring

. Bible Bearer—S. Hodge

Pursuivant—Wan Yik Shing S.J. D.—F.

D.-E. T.P. J.White

Lbcke

Asst. Pursuivant—Samuel Lillicrap D. C.—A. Stalkhr

Stewards — C. W. Somers, G. F. Stewards—S.

Hole, C. B. Brown, E.

Hanlon, G. W. Reeve and E. R. M. G. J. J. Whyte Coleman and R.

W.

Newnham I. G.-F. H. W. Haynes,

Tyler—H. Tillman Tyler—R. A. Donaldson

Warden (Past Rank)—W. T.

Southorn Lodge Naval & Military

A64B tlONGKONG

Lodge, St. John, 618, S.C.—Second .1. D.—J. L. Adamsi

Tuesday in Each Month Organist—S. H. Ross

It. W. M.—J. S. Logan Assist. Secretary—A. B.lCoppin

!. P M.-F. K. Garton I.Stewards—E.

G.-J. R. WayG. Dale, J. E. Potter

I). M. -F. C. Mow Fung and H. J.A.Armstrong

S.S. W.-E.

M.—F. C.W.ClemoCoulson Tyler—R. Donaldson.

J. W.-J. S. Dykes Provincial Priory of Chin\

Hon. Secy. — D. Tollan

Assist,

Hon. Treas.—W.do.—J. Skinner

H. Dailey Officers for 1934: —

Chap.— U. Hong bling Prior—A. Morris

S.J. D.D.—S. F. Bishop Sub-Prior—Sir W. T. Southorn

-W. A. Zimmern Prelate—J. E. Watson

D. of C.-W. P.Gittins Seath Chancellor—G.

1st Constable—Sir F. Nightingale

W. E. L. Shenton

Organist—H. 2nd do. —J. Watson

Bible Bearer—W. G. Poy

Stewards—L. W. Hume, K. C. Hills, Treasurer—G. E. Wetton

James Kotwall and D. Walker Registrar—G. T. Waldegrave

Vice-Chancellor—W. A. E. Gardner

I.Tyler—R.

G.-J. Neill

A. Donaldson Marshall —H. B. L. Dowbiggin

Almoner—J. L. McPherson

Naval

Chapter, andNo.Military

302, S.C. Royal Arch .Herald—T.

1 st StandardH.Bearer—A.

G. Bray field

Hoffmeister

2nd Standard Bearer—H.

Banner Bearer—F. F. Duckworth V. Hawley

Paul Chater Lodge of Installed Sword Bearer—W. B.J, A.Edwards

Aide-de-Camps—E. Moore an t

Masters, No. 5391, e.c. W. J. Davey

Officers,for 1934 : — Warden of Regalia—J. T. Bagram

Master—J. Owen Hughes, d.g.m. Chamberlain—N. V. Plalward

I.S. P.W.—J.

M.—W. T. Sou.thorn, p.d.g.w.

L. McPherson, d.d.g.m. Captains

land and S. S. StrahanP. Suthei-

of Guards—A.

J.Chaplain

W.—C. W.—Jeffries, p.d.g.w.

G. T. Waldergrave, Organist—A. J. Bird

p D.G. CH. St.

Treasurer — M. J. B. Montargis,

Pres. d.b. of G.P.; P O. Box 451 Croix of H. Ri D. M.,Chapter

Mary Magdalene of Rose

No. 73, E.C.

Secretary—T.G. Stokes,p.d.g.d. of G

D. of C. ^ D. Grawley, p.d.g.w., United Officers Chapter, No. 1341, E.C.

for 1934 : —

S. N.D.—P.ChinaTester, p.d.g.w,

1st Principal—C. S. Coom

J. D.—H; E. Budden, p.d.g.w. 2nd do. —P. D. Crawley

Asst. D.ofC.—J.Bentley,P.D.G. Trea: 3rd do. — J. G. Hooper

Almoner—O. A. Smith, p.d.g.w. Treasurer—H. E. Budden

Organist—G. P. Lammert,

Asst. Secretary — J. W. Baldwin, p.d.g.w. Scribe E.—S- R. Fallow

Do. N.—C. Baysting

I. d.j.g.d.

G.—C.G,c/oAlabaster,

Naval Yard, H’kong.

p.d.g.r. P.1stS.—J.

Assist.Smith

S.—G.

Stewards—C. A. M.

T. A. Mitchell, p.d.g.r.Smith, p.d.g.r., 2nd do. S:—R. E.A. L.Trengrove

Johnson

Inner Tyler—C. E. Watson, P. Pres. D. of C:—rW. E. Hollands

d.b. of G.P. Stewards

Willmptt,—R. J. Sourbutts J. F.

Jackson W. S. Brewer, T. E.

Perseverance Janitor—R. A. Donaldson

W. M.—W. Lodge, F. Simmons No'. 1165, E.C.

I.,S. P.W.—S.

M.—A.S. J.Strahan

Bird United Mark Lodge, No. 419, E.C.

J. W.—J. T. Bagram Officers for 1934: —

Chaplain—H. G.H. Williams W.

I. P.M.—W.

M.-C.E.S. Hollands

Coom

Treasurer—F. Crapnell

Secretary—E.

D. of C.-H. C. B. Way J. R. Mitchell J. W —C. G.Crofton

S. W.-J. Hooper

S. D.—S. Jarvis M. O.— E. Tuck

 HOXGKONG A647

S.J. O.—A.

O.-J. Smith Zetland Lodge, No. 525, E.C.

Chaplain—E. E. Jeffries

O. White W.

I. P.M.—A.

M.-R.F.W.Paul

Smith, d.g. Std.

Treasurer—W. Fooks S.J. W.—B.

W.-F. P.Pasco

R. James

Secretary—G.

W. D. E. L. Johnson' c/o P. Chaplain—H. J. Fountain

It. of M.-T. W. Carr Treasurer—F.

Secretary—A. E.L. Clarke.

Rapley P.D.G. Pur.

D. of C.—H.

S. D.—C. BaystingE. Buddeh D. of C.—F. F. Duckworth, p.d.g.a.

J. D.—R. A. Trengrove Sec.

I. G —J. F. Willmott Assist. D. of C. - L. A. Tobias

Stewards—F. Brett

Tyler—R. A. Donaldson and R. J. Boast S.

J. D.-W.

D.—P. I.J.Newman

Geall

Organist—R. T. Nelson

Stewards—H. H. Mundy, F. H.

United Seevice Lodge No 1341 Neale and J. E. Barrow

E.C. Almoner—G.

1. G.—W. Stoker E. Wetton

Officers for 1934: — Tyler—R. A. Donaldson

W. M.—F. J. Ramskill

I. P. M.—J. F. Hooper Matilda Hospital—{See Hospitals)

S. W.-J. Smith

J.Chaplain—T.

W.—C. Strange

W. Carr

Treasurer—W. E. Hollands Matsubara Hotel—{See Hotels)

Secretary—S. R. Farlow

D. of C.-H. E. Budden WHITE HORSE

S. D.-E. McNay

J. D.—J. Hargreaves WHISHT IIM FLASKS

Assist. D. of C.—R. A. Trengrove

I.jS.fL' G: E. L. JohnsonP. Knight, A.

Steward—C. Just right for the hip pocket

R. Francis Baysting,

and R. Dormer Teleph. 30311

Tyler—R. A. Donaldson

University Lodge of Hongkong, Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

No. 3666, E.C. Sole Agents.

Victoria Chapter, No. 525, E.C. Matsumoto & Co.—91, Hennessy Road;

Teleph. 20962

J. Matsumoto, manager

Victoria Lodge, No. 1026, E.C t §j; ^lj Lee foong

Maxim & Co,, Merchants and Commis-

Victoria Preceptory, No. 78 sion

Teleph. 22175;— French

Agents Cable Ad:BankMaxim;

Building;

All

Officers for 1934 : — Codes Used

E. Preceptor—J. L. McPherson Jorge A. V.

Julio Ribeiro, Ribeiro, partner

do.

1st

2nd C.—H.

C.—W.B.F.B.L.Duckworth

A.Dowbiggin

Moore J. F. V. Ribeiro I L. A. Ribeiro

Chap.—F. J.A.V. Ribeiro, jr. j Julio Ribeiro, jr.

Treas.—J. T. Bagram

Regist.—L. J. Blackburn 13 & ps m -m

1st Herald—N.

2nd Herald—S. V.Berg Halward Mayfair Co., The, Ladies’ & Gentlemen’s

1st St. Br.—E. J. Edwards Outfitters — China Building; Teleph.

2nd St. Br.—C.J.Champkin 25563; Cable Ad: Mayfair

Organist—A. Bird B. K.F. C.Lee,Young

manager

Capt. of Guard—H. H. Beddow

Serving Master—F. J. Ramskill assistants and K. P, '.Cheung,

4-648 HONGKONG

SVSayo’s Shoppe, “Manila’s

Hat Makejrs,” Milliners and Elat Makers Leading Dr. A. Korff, do.. (Shanghai)

ofStraws,

Imported European and American Ed. Michaelsen, . do, < do.'

Felts, Braids, etc.; Trade and G.

W. Schuldt,

Sporleder,signs do.

per pro. ',

Export;

Manila Hats DressesourandSpeciality

PhilippineforCurios.

local C.H. Leojipldt . I D. Siemens

trade and Export—1, South Arcade, P. Meiisef

Gloucester Building; Tpleph. 24935; FT. Schmidt;

Miss A. Schuette|; H. Stee.peck

Cable

E. J.Ad: Mayhat

Porter, general manager Agencies

Reliance

NorddeutscherInsurance

Lloyd,Co.,Bremen

Ltd.

Mayeda & Co., S., Dealers jn Curios, Bremen Underwriters

Gold, Silver and Lacquer Ware—13, Germanischer Lloyd, Berlin

D’Aguilar

Ad: Mayeda Street; Teleph. 20690; Cable

K. Mayeda, manager Mental Hospital—(See Governinent)

Mercantile Bank . of Inpia -— (See

iVlayen & Co., Artist Photographers, Banks)

Dealers etc,,

Goods, in Photo Supplies, Watches

Jade, Diamonds, Opticial Mervan «fc Co., B., Import nhd; Export

etc. Curios, Ivory, Gold and Merchants and Commission7 Agents—18,

Silver Ice

wares, etc. Embroideries, Perfumes, House Street; ’Telepli. 2051]; Cable

Toilet Goods, etc.—37, Queen’s

Central;. Teleph..27.891;,.Code: Bentley’s Boad Ad: Burior.

K. Jupe,jpapager a j® * b ® ft

Chiu Chung Nin, assist.?mgr. and Fat lan sai Fo shtyn Fung sze

S.' cashier

D’Asis, photographer |

Messageries

pagnie cies), Maritimcs (Com-

French Mail Steamers

McDonnell & Gorman, Ltd.—Exchange and —3, Queen’s; Building; Telephs. 26651

Bldg.; Teleph. 25686 R.J.21,566

Ohl, A ,, ’ .

ngent

G. Gaheur ' | ’K. K. T’.sa

M. R. Beltrae— | K. T. Wan

McNeill, Duncan, Barrister — Prince’s Agencies-

Building; Teleph, 304,13 Cie. Indo-Chinoise

Chargeurs Reunis "de Nayigatien

Mee Ctif.ong, First Class Photographer, Cie. Generale 'Transatlantique

Special Dept, for Developing and Print- Cie. Aic Grient,,,, . , i*

ing for Amateurs—23, Ice House Street;

Teleph. 26379 Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer of China —

Asiatic Building; Teleph. 24586

m m. m

Mei Chui See

Melchers &; Co., Importers, Exporters, IVIetropoEitan Land theCo., Ltd. j

Shipping .and Insurance Agents — 3, (Ihcorjporated Ordinance of

under

Ucug Kong)—

^Companies

l4, Queen’s

Queen’s Building, Chater ,Road; Telephs.

27773/4 (Import) and 26378 (Shipping); Road CenttaT; Teleph.'2603^; Cable Ad:

Cable Ad: Head

Melchersco Metro. Head' Offipe;;, 8,1, Jinkee Road,

(Shipping). Office: and Nordlloyd& Shanghai

C. Melchers Directors--F. R. Smith, (chairman),,!

Coc, Bremen. Branches:

kow, Tientsin. Tsingtao, Canton,Shanghai, Han- R.C. V.CaliTer/Marshall’ Yrisbn YeoJ

, Swatow, and Melchers Inc., New York

Adalbert Korff, partner HarrisStarr,

and G,O.,Okam0to;

E. Marden M. Reader;

Karl Lindemann, dp. (Bremen)

, d°- F. R. Smith, manag. director |

0.Adolf Widmann, do.

G. Melchers, do. (Hongkong)

(Shanghai) Hongkong Office

G. W. j Greene manager

 HONGKONfi A.649

^ M Sy.n chuvn loony Depy. Assist. Dir. of Hygiene—Major

A1 Cominission

eybrink & ^gQnts—Go., Wm.,12,Merchants and T. F. Kennedy, o.b.k., r.a.m.c.

1 Pedder Street;

Assist.

Cob L.Dir. of Ordnance

C. Lewis, o.b.e. Services—

Teleph. 23121; P.O.' "Box 79; Cable Ad: Deputy,Assist.

Meyerink

W.PI.Egge

V Services—Bt. Lt.-Cob J.ofF.Ordnance

Director Johnson,

Welsing " R.A.O.C.

A. Pi Slnuny | Tai Pak CHoi Chief Ordnance Mechanical

Kuhne, d.s.o.,Engr.—

Lt.-Cob O-. H.R.A.O.C. o.b.e.,

Agents■■ : ; A.M.I.MECH.E.,

Rickraers Linie, Hamburg Veterinary Officer—Major J. Mullany,

R.A.V.C.

Mikasa & Co., Japanese Fine Art Curios, Command

Bilderbeck,Paymaster—Cob

o.B.e. W. J. H.

Lacquer Ware, etc.—26-28, Hennessy Assist.

R. H. Command

Smyth, M.C,,Paymaster—Major

R.A.P.C.

Road; Teleph. 26tj03 Command Education. Officer—Capt.

Military Hospital, Hong Kong 'And G. W. P. Kimm,

Chief a.e.c.

KowloonGovernment) ' W. S,Clerk,

Daley,Administrative—S.S.M.

R.A.S.C.

Garrison Adjutant—Lt. J. Drury, e.

LAN. R.

MILITARY Garrison* Sergt.-Major — GjS. M. E.

Q.O.O.'' the British Tiwips in Cliina— Harrison

Major-General-G.

(i.M.G.; c.^.e . p.s,o. C. Borrett, c.B.,

A.D.O.'—Liiejgt.'•'B. Ijj. E., Hebert, r.a. ftlARCHANTS GOLD

Stapt:: - LABEL WHISiiY

General St&ff- - • . ,

G.S.O. 1—Colonel ff.C.imrrwop p.s,o. Oar Excellent Wliisky at a cheaper price

G.S.O. j[—Major G. it' V.. Roupell,

'iLp,., E- -Surrey R. Teleph. 30311

G.SlO.

2a. &HI—Capt.

S.H. 'G. F. Macldan' ji.c.,

Assistant Adjutant .and tynartermaster~ Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Gerieral's-StatfCl • .' o.-.. Sole Agents.

A.A. & Q.M.G. in charge of Admin-

IstrationGBrigadier

Smith, D.s.o. H. i G. Seth- Hongkong Volunteer Defence-.Oorps

D.A.A. & Q.M.G. —Major H. H. ' Corps Headquarters.. V

, Staff

,/Pempsev,.TLAjS,c.

Captain—Capt. J. H.v Milne, -». Commandant — Lt.iCqb .,H.;- B.- L.

R. Scots. Dowbiggin, p.B.p..

Attac^iep,iyo the Staep— gnd-in-Corrimand — Major E. J. R.

Officer Commanding, Royal Artillery ilitchell, o;b.e. P.SlM. Wilkinson

Adjutant—Captain

—Lt

n.'s.q:, Col.

r.a. and Bt. Cob A. B. Bearle, (Wiltshire Regiment)

Major Instpuetor in Gunqery—Major Quartermaster — Lieut. H. West-

J. S. Drennan, m.c., p,A. lake, D.C.M,

Ik ■. -Staff

ChiefOfficer,

Engr.—Cob E. St,;G. Kirke,p.s.o.

Rojml.Engineers,-niMajor

The Battery

1 B. B. Edwards, m.c., ile. , Captain—L. F. Nicholson

Lieutenant-^-M. t, De Ville

; Command F. M. Parkes,-Signal,

M.c,Osheer:

Royal - Signals

Major M. Engipeer Cgpipany

i- Assist. Dir. of■ ServicesSupplies and Transport Major—M. A. Johnson, m.m.

—Cob J. H. Morris, d;s.o.. O.B.E. : 2nd Lt. - F. W. T Ross

Assist. Director of Medical Services— Corps Signals

ColoR.Assist.

A. Bryden, Lieutenant—J. H. .Bottomley

Depy. DirectorD.S.O.: .

of Pathology— Machine Cun Battalion 11mdquartins

Lt. Cob W: A. Frostv r.a.m.c. Majdn El J. R. Alitchellb o.b.e.

A650 HONGKONG

Troop

Capt. A. H. Potts Mee lin ton Ttwan kao yu ha/n kung sze

Armoured Car Section Millington, Ltd., Advertising Agents,

2/Lt. G. C. Moutrie

Motor Cycle (M. G. Section)

Lieut, H. G. Williams Branch: and

Printers FrenchPublishers

Bank —Building,

Hongkong5,

No. 1 (Machine Gun) Company Queen’s Road Central; Teleph. 25187;

Captain—H. Ovven-Hughes Cable

F. C.Ad:. Milladvertmahg. dir. (S’hai.)

Millington,,

Captain—E. G. Stewart B. Rozenbaum, directing mgr. do.

Lieutenants — D. M. Richards and Major

V. C. Branson, M.c.

No. 2 (Scottish) Company for SouthB. China

E. Brasier-Creagh, manager

Captain—H. R. Forsyth General Office

Lieuts, — A. W. Brown and T. P. B.Y. M.F. Lewe,

Vieira,shroff

account.

Saunderson K. C. Lai, chief clerk

No. 3 (Anzac)

Lieut.—J. R. Way Company Miss M. L. Vieira | Miss M. Abbas

Corp Infantry Studio.

Captain—S.S. Jarvis, m.c. Y. AY. Liu | C. W. Liu

Captain—J. Rodrigues Salesmen:

Lieutenants—J.

and H. J. Silva V. V. Dos Remedies Ho Che Wan

2nd Lt.—F. P. Sequeira Ho Y.TakChun

M. Ming |I G. C. P.Watson

Wong

Medical Section

Major—J. C. Macgown, m.b., ch.b. Ming Kwong Chan Kee, Electrical Con- I

Captain—J. Durran, m.d., ch.b. tractor—30, Hillier Street; Teleph. 21618 |

Lieutenants—L.

B.CH., M.K.C.S., T.L.R.C.P.,

Ride, m.a.,

J. A.m.b.,R.

Selby, m.b.,B.S.,b.ch.

Croot, M.B., (Edin.),

M.R.C.S., L.E.C.P.H. J. Ming Sing Theatre ^ Jl

Reserve Company kong Amusements, (Controlled

Ltd.)—153,byLai-chi-

Hong-

Lieut.—D. L. StrelRtt kok Road, Shamshuipo; Teleph. 56183

Lieut.—J. F. Wright

Reserve of Officers Ming

Colonel—L.

Lieut-Col.—G. G. Bird, n.s.o., o.b.e. Road,SunKowloon;

Film Exchange—517,

Teleph. 58822 Nathan;

M.D., C M. D. R. Black, o.b.e., v.d., Ming Tai Hongh—349, Hennessy Road; j

Captains—W. Brackenridge, m.c., Teleph. 24223

J. B. Ross, K. S. Morrison, A.

Mackenzie, R. R. Davies and A. M.

Thornhill

Lieutenants—R. L. Moncrieff, Ming Yuen Photographers—17, Queen’s- I

Penn, G. Duncan, M.B.E., A.R. H.K. Road Central; Teleph. 24310

Valentine,

A. E. Stone J. H. Lawrence and Missions (See Churches)

2/Lieut.—A. E. Bates p] S’ ft H Sam Ung kung sze

Auxiliary Units Mitsubishi ShojiCo,Kaisha,

Army Service Corps Cadre

Major—O. M. Manners, o.b.e. bishi Trading Ltd.), Ltd. (Mitsu-

‘General Im- |ii

Captain—J. K. Boustield, m.c. porters and Exporters, Shipping & In- h

Lieutenants—E. surance agents — 14, Redder Street; I,

V. Hal ward, m.c,P. m.a, Fletcher,

L. G. N.S, Telephs.

57052, (Hongkong(Office) Mess)

26681-3,

20528 (Godown)

& (Kow- {•,•

Dodwell, R. P. Phillips, C. Blaker,

m.c, G. Miskin, F. Bunje, M.u.c.s, Iwasakipro, loon Mess) 57083; Cable Ads: Iwasakisal,.l

L.A.C.P. Iwasakimet, Iwasakizat,.,;

Iwasakicol,

P. O. Box 111Iwasakimac

Lights Section Cadre K. Manda, manager

Captain—F. Syme-Thomson N. Hirano, signs per pro.

Anti-Aircraft Light Automatic Oo. K. Shimoda, do.

Lieutenant—J. C. Dunbar F. Suzuki, do.

 HONGKONG A651

U it IB £

^ --- Moijamedally, N., General Merchant and

Sam Ching- Commission'Agent—27,

Teleph. 20318 b.sc. (EngWyndhaur St.;

Mitsui A. T. Barma, ); manager

chants, Bussan

Insurance Kaisha, Ltd.,Agents,

and General Mer- H. T. Barma, accountant

Importers and Exporters — Prince’s Mok, Dr. T. T., m.b., B.s., General Medical

Buildings, Ice House Street; Telephs. Practitioner—Office: 40, De-s Vceux Road

30271-5; Cable Ad: Mitsui. HeadOffice: Cent.; Teleph. 24856

Tokyo

N. Hirowoka, manager

M.Ohta,

Kawazu, Y. Hayasaki

assistant managers and K ’Monroe & Co.—25, Tung Man Street:

Agencies Teleph. 33003

Tokyo

Taisho Marine

Marine && Fire

Fire Insce.

Insce. Co.,

Co., Ld.

Ld. Montargis, M. J. B., Exchange, Bullion

Nippon Fire Insurance Co., Ld. ahd Bill Broker—French Bldg-; Teleph.

Meiji Fire Insurance Co., Ld. 24401; P. O. Box 451; Cable Ad:

Montargis

Miuka

Teleph.& 21144

Co.—€1, Wing Lok Street;

WHITE HORSE

Mode WHISKY

WomenESite, ApparelExpert

and Misses. Specialists for

Shanghai

Ladies Tailor,

—-China Building,cutQueen’s

by Mr.Road

K.F.Central

Wong The finest Whisky obtainable

(Entrance

24744; CableChinese

Ad: ModeliteBazaar); Teleph. Teleph. 30311

Sole Distributors for: Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

“Gage” and New York Hats

Modern Art Furniture Co., The — 244, Sole Agents.

Nathan Road, Kowloon; Teleph. 58414

& m ft ^ m ij k

ft m m & m Moonraker Motorboat Co., Ltd.—21,

Modern Silk Store, Silks of all kinds Station atRoad;

Canton Kowloon Hongkong

—56,Queen’s Road Central; Teleph. 2190 8 at KowloonBlake Pier. Kowloon Station

Public Pier; Teleph, 57376 ,

Mo t,A

it ® MOore & Co., R.—580, Nathan Road;

Modi, R. K„ Merchant — 35, Wyndbam Teleph. 50762

Street; Teleph. 23615; Cable Ad:

Vohumano:

edns. Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th Morton Bros. & Co:, Charles, General

R. K.andModi

Private

(Calcutta) Merchants—China Bldg.; Teleph. 23590;

P.O.Charles

Box 256; Cableprincipal

Ad: Charmorco

F. K. Modi, manager Morton,

S. C. Chan, assist, mgr.

Mody, F. H., Road

5, Queen’s Bill and Exchange

Central; Broker—

Teleph. 24363; Morita Co., T., Cloth, Provision, Wine

Cable Ad: Expressly and Spirit Merchant—19, Luard Road;

Teleph'. 21059

Mogra. & Co., E. R.—Jade a Morrison Manufacturing' Co:—China

Speciality, Oriental Art Wares, Building; Teleph. 27488 ,

Antiques,

Embroideries,Chinese Old etc.—16,

Beads, and Modern

Peel Moses Marble Works & Co.—11, Mor-

Street; Teleph. 23084. rison Hill Road; Teleph. 34362

C. J. Bhumgara | B. P. Tavaria

A652 RONGKOXG

5fl] Wing lee

Moses & Co., Merchants

Exporters, Lti>., N. S.,andImporters

Commissionand Moxon & Taylor, Share and General

Agents—17, Queen’s Road Central; Brokers—Exchange Building20990;

(3rd floor),.

Teleph. 21072; P.O. Box 347; Cable Ad: Des Vceux Road; Teleph.

Box 412; Cable Ad: Rialto

P.O.

Diver A. Nissim, principal

W. Goldenberg, manager Agency

C.E. A.8. Goldenberg

Moses II H.

P. C.C, Yang

S. Chan Smith, Bell & Co., Ld., Manila

To Chue King, corfipradore & m m m

Sole Agents for

John Taylor & Co., Kirkcaldy (“ Old Muller faturers’

& Phipps (China), Ltd., Manu-

Representatives—22, Queen’s

Taylor ” Scotch Whisky) Road Central; Teleph. 23298 ; Cable

Donald

Whisky)Bros., Kirkcaldy (“Don” Ad:

Pratt & Lambert, Inc., Buffalo, N. Y. Ayeriuej Bentley’s.. Headr Codes:

Mulphico; Office One A.cnje Park

and

(“Effeoto”. and “Vitrarito” Enamels New Y ork City

and Varnishes) Steel Co.,.New York Music World Oo.—24b, Des Voeux Road

Simonds

(Saws ofSawall and descriptions) Central; Teleph. 257-21

Koken Companies, St. Louis, Mo. Mustard & Co., Ltd., General Whole-

(Barber supplies). sale Importers

andra Buildings,andDusDistributor^—Alex-

Voeux Road Cent.;

)f[ Tung lee Teleph. 21186; CableAd:

J. MacKnight, Mustard

branch manager

Moulder & Co,, (1£)34) Ltd., A. B., Office Equipment Dept.

Exporters

Queen’s Road & Importers—China

Central; Teleph.Building,

20381; L. J. Cave, L. D. Kilbee and' C. E_

P.O. Box 386; Cable Ad: Moulder; Hardware ShinnDept.

Codes: Acme,

6thDirectors—Li Bentley’s,

edns. and Private A.B.C. 5th and J. Stein

Jowson, Li Po Kwai, H. K.H.Mulford J. Pun

& Co.G. PHAR. B.

Li Yick.Mui and Wong Oi Kut P.Miss'

S’. SWong,,PH.

S,Staff—Wong

K. Chung, secretary

Kwan Pui, Ma Chee i Remedies,

Hung and Au Young Kan

-m ^ mi

10 & Us Mow tah lee N.V. Handel Maatschappij “Swie HoNG’r

Swie Hong Trading Co., Ltd., Coal,

(In-

Moutrie & Co., Ltd,, S., Pianoforte and corporated in Dutch East Indies)

Organ Manufacturers, Repairers, Tuners Shipping & General Merchants, Im-

and

MusicImporters, MusicalBuildings,

Instrument and porters

Agents—20, & Exporters andRoadCommission

Dealers—York

Rd.; Teleph. 20527; Cable Ad: Moutrie. Teleph.

Chater 28331;Connaught

Cable Ad: Central;

Swiehong,

Head Office: Shanghai. Branches: Codes: A.B.C. 5th & 6th Edn., Bentley’s

Tientsin, Singapore, Penang and London supplement, Complete Phrase, Oeymohoats

Indonesia, Hoa Boewith and

A. E. Silkstone, manager Private, Head Office: Samarinda

J. R. Canning | Mrs. N. Kanis (Borneo)

Agenq/ S. Anson

K. Go, Yao,manager

R. C. A. Victor Co. secretary

N.(“Naveo”)

V. Overzeesche

1, Chater Kali

Road;Export Mu—

Teleph. 30124;

m%m Cable Ad: Naveokali

Mowing Company, Steamship

Ship and Freight Brokers—Asia Life Agents,

Building, 14, Queens Road Central; Nam Bund ffi ® w m ft

Cable Ad: Mowin; Codes: The Boe, Bookbinders,Printing StationersPress, Printers,

and Embossers

Bentley’s and

M.H.K.T.Ng,Leung, Private

manager etc.—15, On Lan Street; Teleph.

partner 24266

 HONGKONG A653

n & m % W * (t National City Bank of New York (Nee

Nam Chunc Po, Ltd., Thk, Proprietors of Banks)

“The Nam Chung- Po” (Evening

Newspaper) — Office: 110, Hollywood National Commercial and Savings

Road; Bank, Ltd.—(Nee Banks)

room Teleph. 21864; Cable Ad: News-

Shum Wai-yati, managing-director National Drug Co. of China, The, Manu-

Wu Wai-man, do. facturing Ciiernists and Importers—24,

Kong Man-shihg, manager DesF. Voeux

Nam Hing Hong, Sole Agents for C. Chau,Road Central; Teleph. 20942

manager

Nanyang Brothers Tobacco Co.,

Ltd., Hong Kong Division—144, Des

Voeux Road, Central; Teleph. 21370; National Lacquer and Paint

Cable Ads:edn.Nahiho

A.B.C. 6th and 0589;etc.Codes: Products Co., Ltd., The, Manufac

and Bentley’s, turers of Paints, Enamels, Varnishes

and Cellulose Lacquers—I. L. No. 3536,

Nam King Loong (Established 1870), North Point; Teleph. 31601; Cable Ad:

General Storekeepers and Druggists Camelpaint A. J. Ben, general manager

—4, Pottinger Street; Teleph. 20351 Yan Alan Leung, assist, mgr.

^ ^ ^ ^

Nam King Flashlight Factory, SILVER SLIPPER GIN

i Manufacturers of Flashlights & Batteries

p —70, Tai Sak Street; Teleph. 23877;

Cable

Y. S.Ad: Silvercup

Kwok, manager For the Perfect Gimlet

Kwok Chin Wan, accountant Teleph. 30311

Kwok Chee, works manager

i Nam Sing Shipping Co.—69* Con- Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

naught, Road W. ; Teleph. 22766

Sole Agents.

w s tr- $ & ft ft it

h Nanyang Bros. Tobacco Co.. Ltd., National Motor Car Co., The—71-75,

, Voeux

Cigarettes

Road;Manufacturers — 165,(Town

Teleph*. 20322 Des Hennessy Road; Teleph. 27914; Cable

Office) and 20480 (Factory); Cable Ad: Ad:SoleChrysear, Hongkong; Code: Acme

Distributors fov

Nanyang Chrysler Motor Cars

De Soto Motor

Plymouth MotorCars

Cars

Nathan Hotel—(see Hotels)

! Nathan Furniture Co.—479, Nathan National Mutu l Life Associtaion of

; Road; Teleph. 58479 Australasia utd., The—Kai Ming

Building, 5, floor, 6, Queen’s Road,

m n m m 1% Central; Cable Ad: Nonforfeit

Nan sin hsien liu chong H. R. Wells, secretary

L. T. Lau

National Aniline and Chemical

Co., U.S.A., Manufacturers and Im- National Publishers Ltd., The (Incor-

i I , porters

Fertilizersof andIndigo,Chemicals Dyes, porated

Aniline— King’s in Hongkong), Proprietors of

“The Canton Daily Sun” and “The

I Building, Connaught Road; Teleph. Canton Truth

23829; Cable Ad: Naccokong.

1 Office: 40, Rector Street, New York Head Des Veeux Road’’—Hongkong Office263P';

Central; Teleph, : 8,

| C. LiuM. Gee, manager P.O. Box 714. Canton Office: 117,

In Tso, Wong Long Chi, Chiu Shameen, B.C.;“Cantonsun,”

26; Cable Ad: Teleph. 14003;Hongkong

P.O. Box

Tze Ping, Leung Pak Kon and Canton

A32

A654 HONGKONG

1

Board' of Directors—K. B. Sakhrani, Staff '

Mahan Singh, Dr. P. D. B. Naidu, Staff Officer (Operations)—Comdr. \|

J. A. Pereira

., (managing director). and K, B. Yaidya D. Orr-Ewing.

Paymr. Lieut.—A. A. Teveridge

Editorial Staff — (For Dp. —E. F. Biirkitt

duty I1

K. B. vaidya, editor in-chief

Associate Editors—V. S. U{ Singham, For specialin Cornodore’s Office)

duties—Lieut.-Comdr

S. Tseu F. H. E.'Skyrme

Miss M. D.andKavarana,

Henry Ksecretary

wong Staff Officer (Intelligance)—Lieut- j

JoSe Ligaia, accountant Comdr. A. L..Besant

Civil Secretary and CashierryE. VV. :

National Trading Co.. Importers, Ex- C. Cprry .

porters and.* General Merchants^ Oh ina Assist./Cashier—F. A. Murin

Bldgs. (t5th ftoor); Teleph. 33807; P.O. iComdr. of the Dockyard—.H C. ;

Box 497; Cable Ad: Kwokwah; Codes: Legge, d.^.c.

Acme,

H. K.Bentley’s and Private

Chang, manager Chief ■Constructor — A- W, Watson,

S; Hoi, compradore M.B.E.

Jos. Lee, secretary Constructor—

R.C.N G,, M.liN.A.W. H. Wallond,

Assistant; Constructor—Y. AY. Hall

ft * m Chief Engineer—Eng. Capt. R. C. ,

National United Company* General Hugill, M.V.O., O.B.E,

• Merchants First

W. G.Assistant—

Cowland Oommahcler (E) 1 !

Queen’s Road— Central,Asia Life4th Building,

Bopr, Rooms 14,j

Assist.—Engr. Oommr. H. J. White

415/417;

| Ad: Nated; Teleph. 34340; Cable

1 Codes: Bentley’s, Acyie & J. F. Ardton

Private Civil

S.J. J.U. Richard,

Chiu, general manager

manager (outport) A. Engi*. — W. Ar Laing’: B.sc., 1

P. Y. Mok Assist Civil Engrs.— E. G: Lee,

S.A. S.Abraham

Cheah (Singapore) B.A.M.I.O.E.

M. A. Ragusin •Superintending Electrical Engineer -i

K. Lau — H. Martin, M.I.E.E., M.i.E. (sa.)

j A.P. M. A. Adam

D’Assis(Shanghai) ElectricalEogineer -T- H. P-. Blake, . f

W. Loe (Canton) A.M.I.E.F.

Naval Store Officer—A. G. Potter \

Cap:t. J. Besanha (Macao) ■ Deputy do. —R. Henderson |

Expense Accts. Officer—H. C. Tyson ;

D4 U Dockyard Assist. do. —E.R.C May

NAVAL Chap. — Rev. F. N. Chamberlain, f :

A.K.C.

As from March 1983 Medical Officer—Surg. Comdr. G. L.

Commander-in-Chief Ritchie, m.c., m.b., ch.b.

Vice-Admiral — Sir Frederic C: Assist, to Cdr. of ofDockyard

Superintandant Chart and and

Dreyer, k:c.R, C.B.K. Chronometer Depot — Lt.-Comdr. J

Personal Staff

Secretary — Payr. Comdr. H-. M. E. H. g, Branson

Flag HorneLieut. — Lieut.-Odr. *F. B.

Tours Naval Ordnance Inspection Depot 1

Naval. OrdnanceF. T.Insp.

Lieut.-Comdr. Officer—

Bos well, R.N.

Naval Establishments at Hongkong

Comimodore—F. Elliott,. O.b.e.

(1 n charge of Naval Est. at H’kohg.) R. N. Armament Depot

{Broad Pendant in “ Tamar ”) Senior NavalB. Armament

Personal Staff Officer—G. McCormick Supply L

Secretary—Payr. LtJ Cdr. F. R. Deputy

Officer—R. W Mittell Supply

Naval Armament

Porter

 HONGKONG A655

H.M. Victualling Yard Netherlands Harbour Works Co.—

Deputy Victualling Store Officer— 07-69, Cable Ad:

Dds Voeux Road; Teleph. 24211;:

H. F. Procter

Assistant Store Officer—F. E. S. Edn., andDredgers;

'Bentley’s.Codes: A.B.C.Office:

Head' 6th

Higgins Amsterdam, Holland

Pi. N. Torpedo 1!)epot Netherlands Trading Society—(Nee

Torpedo Engineer Officer — Lievit.- Banks)

Comdr. (E) A. G. Coventry

Nethersole Hospital—(gee Hospitals)

Navy League—(Y«s Associations) New Asia Artistic Advertising

Painting Co. — 52, Hennessy Road;

Nederlandsche Telepli. 27616:;!

(see Banks) IndIsche Handels Bank

New Continental Importers, Importers,

fa $ Nim ma tse Exporters and Commission Agents—

Nemazee, SVI. , Merchant— 1, Des Vceux French Bank Building; Teleph. 24565;

Road; Teleph. 20930;. P.O. Box 411; Cable Private

Ad: Conim; Codes: Bentley’s arid

Cable Ad: Nemazee

M. Nemazee, principal

H. Farnud, signs per pro. OTAUDS BffSAIMO

R. Silva

M. Mehdi Nemazee

Lui Cheong Kwong The Brandy with a Pedigree

The Nest, Fruits, Flowers,

Road, Kowloon; Te- Teleph. 30311

leph. 59422 Jardine, Matheson & Co.,7 Ltd.

n & wj ^ & Sole Agents.

Kei Kurig Ngau Nai Kung Sze

Nestle & ANGxo-Swfes Condensed Milk New Territories Mining iCo'.—44,

Co.—Chung

DesVoeux Road Tin Central;

IBuildingTelephs.

(2nd floor)

22848,5, Bonham Strand East; Teleph. 27918

30327 and 21115 (Godpjvn); PsO. Box New Zealand Insurance !Co., Ltd., Fire,

351;

OfficesCable, Ad: KongmoOn,

Nestanglo.,. Swatow,

Branch Marine arid General; Insurance—7,

Amoy '&: Foochow

Canton, Queen’s Road Central; Teleph. 28008;

P.O.t Box 783;' Cable

Proprietors

Nestle’s Milk of “Milkmaid” Milks

Food’, Nestle’s and Ben

Malted Reiss,lew’s, Massey „ , & Ad: Newzico; Code:

Co.,. Ltd,, general

Milk Lactogen, Peter’s

Caillef’s and Kohlers, Cocoa and Nestle’s, agents, Hongkong and Canton

A.J. S.C. Osburne-Lilly

Ellis,,manager

, Chocolates,

Cheese, Nestle’s Gerber’s PetitCheese

Cheddar Gruyere

Distributors

Condensed. for Borden’s Eagle

Milk; ,St.Milks Brand

Charles, and N. Z. Perpetual Forests, Ltd,—York

• A.Peerless Evaporated

E. Thompson, Mgr., Hong Kong Building; Hongkong Chater Road; Teleph. ,24616

Agents—Thomson. & Co.

and South China ’ chartered accountants

N. W. Watson

W. A. SimpsOn ~ j Miss Chenalloy Newspaper Enterprise, Ltd., Publishers,

D. F. Kilby | Miss G. Krout- Printers, Book-binders and Stationers—

A. M. Leuen- skaya China Mail Building, 3A, Wyridham

berger Miss B. Bone Street; Teleph. 20022; Cable Ad: Maili;

Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn. and Bentley’s

Netherlands Consulate (ser Consulates) D.C. Wilson, manager

*A32

A656 HONOKONG

No Shdn, Soap Dealers —China l)i)ilding

(fourth floor); Teleph. 22433; P.O.Box Noble£ &HCo.,^ Dk. $5 V° E W

530;K. Cable Ad: Shunlever

T. Chung, manager Teleph. 20391; Cable—Ad:Union Building;

DocBurton

Chan Yue-tuxig, accounts and sales Cyril H. Burton, b.d.s., d.d.s.

Successor to Joseph W. Noble, D.n.s.

and Edmund McMahon, b.d.s., D.n.s.

Ng Wah—Pedder Building; Teleph. Nocht, Helmut—St. George’s Bldg.;

25636 Teleph. 212921

N icaraguan CoxsuLATE—{See Consu- North British and Mercantile In-

lates) surance Co., Ltd., Fire and Marine

Insurance

m n Agents:

—4a, Des ChinaVoeux

Underwriters

Road Central Ltd.

Nippon Menkvva Kabushiki Kaisha

(Japan Cotton Trading

Yaiai, Cotton Co., and

Piece Goods Ld.),General

Cotton North China Insurance Co., Ltd.—

Commission Merchants—2, Connaught Union Building; Teleph. 28081; Cable

Koad; Teleph. 28087; Cable Ad: Menkwa Ad: Mandarin

O.M.TsuKinoshita

jimura, manager

tt ¥ sr & » a

Lo long ya Yan tsz koon

m % m # b Noronha & Co., Government & Genera!

Yat pun yau shuen. Ttung sze Printers and Publishers—Office: 18, L e

House Street; Workshop: 6, UuddeH

Nippon Yusen Kaisha (Japan Mail Street; Teleph. 21004 (Office of The

Steamship Co.)—King’s Building, 8-10, Hongkong “ Government

Cable Ad: Noronha; Codes: A.B.C. 5th

Gazette ”);

Connaught Road Central; Teleph. 30291 edn. and Bentley’s Complete Phrase

(Private

Ad:K. Yusen Exchange to all depts.); Cable; J. J. Basto and B. Basto, joint mgrs.

Watanabe, manager F.Mrs.X. C.Delgado

Remedios I|I L.A.A. A.M.

M. Vital

Silva

T. Takei, sub-do. Miss O. Basto Rozario

S. Yamamoto, sub-supt. Miss M. Basto | L. Santos

Staff—

T. Fujieda S.E. Okawa Norwegian Consulate—(See Consu-

S. Tshibashi Kawai lates)

R. Ninomiya Y. Hachiuma

G.E. Katsuki

Hayakawa H. Kimura Ocean Accident and Guarantee

M. Ishizaka F. Gomes

Kwok Lun Hi poration (of London), Ltd.—4a, Cor- Des

E.IT. Matsukura Wong Kai Ming Voeiix

Ocean Road; Teleph. 28011; Cable Ad:

M11. Jto

Hata

Tsuaki

Cheung Man Chu

Tsang Kin Hung Gilman & Co., Ltd., local agents

K. Matsukuma Lam ManCheong Oceanic Sales, Ltd.—China Building;

Y. Kojima

M. Hirakawa Chow Shun Ting Teleph. 32644

Y.E. A.Takeshima Lai Worn Office Cleaning Bureau, The, Con-

K. Asano Kinsey Raw ChowPniYuen Foo tractors

Offices &forBuildings,

Renovating

Terrazzo &, Maintaining

& Marble

Chiu

II. Kamimura Li Kom Hung Kin Chuen Repolishing—China Building, 7th floor;

Canton Office Teleph.

Officebureau 32400; P.O. Box 741; Cable Ad:

B. M.Hasegawa,

Ishigami resident repres.

Office Appliance Co., Ltd.—12, Des

Agencies for Voeux C.; Teleph. 28607

Cunard White Star Line Oi Kwan Life Assurance Co., Ltd.—

Kinkai Ynsen Kaisha 63, Des Voeux Road C.: Teleph.

Nisshin Kisen Kaisha< 26510

The Fuso Marine Fire Insce. Co., Ld.

 HONGKONG A657

OjiBuilding;

Paper Teleph.

MANtrFACT Oriental Silk Store - 55, Queen’s Road

23452u et.no Co.--China Central Mrs. F. T. Melwani, proprietress

O.General

K. Gidumall and Watumull Ltd., Staff—T. M. Mahtani, H.T. Mathani

Exports—29b. Wyndbam Street; and G. P. Dadlahi

Teleph. 25212; P.O. Box 568; Cable Ad:

Kamanico

B. Karanchand, managing direotor Oriental Trading Cop Importers and

R. N araindas, manager Exporters (South China Produce) —

Prince’s Building; Teleph. 26528;

On Fat & Co., Commission Agents, Ship- Cable Ad: Kunihirp

Chandlers, Hardware Dealers, Importers M. Kunihiro, manager

and General Storekeepers—25 and 27,

Wing

Ad: OnfatKut Street; Teleph. 20631; Cable WPiTE HOUSE

C. Sikstoy, manager ,

OnTeleph.

Lee 20107

& Co.—358, Lockliart Road;

The Choice of the Connoisseur

n & m m m % Teleph. 30311

On Lok Yuen Co., Ltd., Mtoufacturers Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

ofCream—25,

Confectionery. Biscuits and

Des Yceux Road Central; Ice

Teleph. 21022: Cable Ad: Onlooker; Sole Agents.

Codes: Bentley’s, Western Union, A.B.C.

5th Edition

Cheung Kat Shing,

Peter Cheung, managing director j if # 3S # IS M PM X

manager Tai pan sliewiy shun phii si/c ivui $h6

Osaka.

MercantileShosen SCaisha

S.S. Co., (The Office:

Ld., Head Osaka

M jf Tuny fony in chmg Osaka, Japan)—St. George’s Building

Orient Tobacco IVJanisTactcry, C. (ground

In^enohl, Ltd., The—582, Nathan Shosen floor); Teleph. 28061; Cable Ad:

Road;

Box 69; Kowloon;

Cable Ad: Teleph.

Moderator -5'8039; P.O. T. T.Nakamura, manager

E. de Chaffoy, managing director Sukagama, assist, do.

S.T. Odagiri

H. Sauerbeck, asst, do, Y. Ebihara Suzuki

J. M. d’Almeida, accountant S. Fujii

Y. Kitao T. Tsunoda

T. Nakajima : K. Yamazaki

ML ^ M. Afjents for:

The Oriental Co.—A comprehensive j Teihoku Salvage Co.. Ltd. (Im-

perial Salvage1 Co.,' Ltd.)

range of Gents and

footwears; Made to order Ladiesandhighforgrade

sale; |

Promenade shoes in all suitable

leather. Dress shoes in silver and gold [ Outdoor Sports Equipment Co,, Dealers

tinsel,

Wellington brocades,

Street: Teleph. etc.-? 17, in25788;

satins, 26293 Arms and Ad:

Bentley’sCable

Ammunition — Teleph.

and A.B.C.Outdoors; Codes:

6th edn. Canton

Cheang Yeang Kun, manager Branch: 15, Sai Woo Road

Oriental Motor Car Co., The—303-309, Overland China Mail—China Mail

Hennessy Road; Teleph. 20406; Ad: Building, 3a, Wyndham Street-

Oriemocar

Oriental Investment Co., Ltd.—12, Des Overseas Assurance Coeporati'on Ltd.,

Yoeux Road C.; Teleph. 27746 The.,

Central;FireTeleph.

Insurance—7,

28008;

1 P.Queen’s

O. BoxRoad

783;

Oriental Theatre — Fleming Road; Cable Ad: Newzico; Code: Bentley’s

New Zealand Insurance Co., Ltd.,

I Teleph. 30015

Yic. Hugo, manager managing Agents

A658 HONGKONG

n&mmmumm *T

Overseas

(Proprietors Chinese

of the Daily

“WahKiu News,Yat Ltd,

Po ” Pang

& Co., S.Druggists,

Export K., Wholesale and Import

Commission Agents

and South China Lithographic Press). and Manufacturers’

Newspaper Publishers and Lithographic China Building (7th floor); Teleph. Representatives—

Printers—Editorial and Publishing 33766; Cable Ad: Pangston; Codes: Ben-

Offices: 1 and 2,Hollywood

Dept: Yuen On Lane, Hoad;Business tley’s

PangandShiu A.B.C. 5th edn.

21864; 106-110,

Cable Ad: Oerseanews; Teleph.

Code: Kwong, manager

Bentley’s

Shum Wai Yau, managing director Paramount Films of China,

and publisher floor, Asiatic Building; Teleph.Inc.—6th

26487;

Wu Wai-man, editor - P.O. Box 120; Cable Ad: Paramount

B. A. Proulx, manager

C. V. Lumsdaine, chiefasst, manager

Overseas

Exporters—33, Trading Ca, Road

Queen's Importers, and

C.; Teleph. A.C. K.

M. Chiok,

AlveS, typist clerk

clerk

20824; Cable Ad: Ovetraco; Codes: Acme, K. C. Lau, film inspector

Bentley’s and Priyate So Chung, shipper

;Ozorio, Dr. P\,M. Graca, m-b., b.s., l.m.s.h. Parapluie-Revel S.A.—Umbrellas and

—St. George’s Building; Telephs. 21300

| (Office) and 57557 (Residence) . T I Silk Manufacturers, Lyons, France-

. French

Cable Ad:Bank RevelBuilding; Teleph. 20114;

P. & O. Banking Corporation—(See Hong Kong Manager—C. Arpulphy

Banks) .A •' > '

^ m m k m &

^ ^ ^ m Pow se Wu-sovu

Pacific Alkali Co., Ltd., The,

Ash and other Alkali Products — Asia Parses Soda Zoroastrian Charity Funds—

Life Building, 14, Queen’s Road Central; Road Zoroastian Building, Leighton Hill

Teleph.

Office: 1,30058;Rue Cable Ad : French

Fontanier, Paco. HeadCon- Board of Trustees— -

cession, Tientsin D.F. K.K. Modi

Kharas(Hon.

(President)

Secretary)

F. C. Hui, manager P. K. Pavri | N. B. Futtakia

Staff—C. C. Hsiang, L. M. Hui and

C. C. Mok Paul Rennet et Cie, The largest and

Palace Hotel (see under Hotels) most exclusive Ladies’ Wear House

in the Colony. Gowns, Mantles,

Corsets and Foot-wear particularly

<§?! ffi Pa ma Tan na featured—Corner of Nathan and

Palmer & Turner, Architects, Sur- Austin 52619

Roada, Kowloon; Teleph.

veyors

Building, andHongkong

Civil Engineers—Alexandra

and Union Building,

Shanghai; Teleph. 201.76; Cable Ad:

Pyrotechny

L. G. Bird, d.s.o., o.BiE.,partner (H.K.) Pavri & Sons, K. S., Merchants, Importers

G.H.L. Wilson, f.r.i.b.a..

J. Tebbutt, E.s.i.,do. (S’hai.) and

a.r.i.b.a.

Exporters, Comnussipn

Manufacturers’ Agents—and

Representatives 32,

A.V. J.T. Ritchie, a.r.i.b.a. Wyndham

Box 329; Cable Street; Teleph.

Ad: Kasopa 208,98; P.O.

H. WilliamsLow Principals :

J. S. Houghton ' K. S. Pavri (Bombay),

P.F. AGrose

Cordeiro J.P. K.K. Pavri do.

Pavri (Hongkong)

L. A. L. da Silva S.R. K.K. Pavri

Pavri, signsdo.per pro.

Mrs.Archipoff

P.Miss E. Mody Agents for

jR, Pinna The Kwpng Man Loong Fire

Cracker Manufacturing Co

Panama Consulate (see Consulates) (Hong Kong), Ld.

 HONGKONG A659.

The Kwong Hing Tai Fire Cracker Principals—G. A. Pentreath and T. N.

Manufacturing Co, (Macao) Frost

Stall' —Tsoi Wing Kai, Tsoi Wai King,

TheManufacturing

Chun Thai Yick- Co.” Fire Cracker

(Macao) Lau Jim, Leung Wan Ku and Miss

Chinese ■ Foreign Knitting' Co. of Head

D. Gorachenko

Office: Butterworth . Co.,

China, Ltd., Hong Kong Samarang

The long Moc Tohg Knitting Branch Office : Butterworth & Co.,

Manufactory (Macao) Soerabaya

The Hong Kong Art Frame Manu-

factory

Peacock' Motion Pictuse ' Co., Inc., Peralta’s IVSillinery Shoppe—24,

Agents:

tributors.RKO-Radio

of all kinds Pictures Dis- Hankow Road; Teleph. 57845

of TheatreandEquip-

ment—14, Queen’s Road Central; Teleph.

25667

W.Stall—Ed.

K. Way, district WHITE HOUSE

Chang, manager

A. C. Chan and. wmsiiY

P. S. Li

Peak .Club—(tfee Clubs) Easily distinguishable by its aroma

Peak Hotel—.(Aisc Hotels) Teleph. 30311

Peak ,ScHOOL-^-(iSee Educational) Jardine, Matlieson & Co., Ltd.

Sole Agents.

n&m m

Shan tiiig, lun che yau haif. Jcung sze Percy Smith, Seth & Fleming,

Peak Tramways Co., Ltd.—Office: Alex- porated Aocountants—6, Des VmuxIncor-

Road

andra Buildings, Dea-Voeux Road Cent. Central; Teleph. 20700; Cable Ad:

Apcuracy.

John D.' Humphreys

Directors—Sir & Son,

RobertMackie, gen],

Ho Tung, mgrs.

Hon. J. Hennessey Seth, f.s.a.a.

Mr. C- Gordon J. Scott S.W.Hampden Boss,c.A'

L. Alexander, a.c.a.,

. p.s,a.a.

.'

Harston, A. B. Stewart ' and L. Donald Black, c.'a.

Kadoorie

J: L. Quie, secretary : ! . G. F. Walker, c.a. 1 Miss D. Clieung

L. G. Scott, supt.'engineer ' i Miss L, Lloyd Mrs. E. Kennedy

A. A. Andrews, inspfectW . .Wong Ping Fan Mrs., A. Anderson

1. M. Walker V.

Peking Art Rug Ob.—32( Nathan I R., Q. Laurel Wong Kwok Tung

Road, Kowloon; Teleph, 56981 MissrE- Fox Kkoo Soo Lat

Treasurers—

Peninsula Hotel—(,i?ee Hotels) Hongkong

Hongkong CricketFootballClub

Association

a *s # « if Hongkong Football Club

Tit hong Lun slum kung sze Jewish Recreation Club

Kowloon Football Club

Peninsular and Oriental Steam

Navigation

non, MackenzieCo.—(See

& Co.) under Mackin- Perrin’s (China), Ltd.. Engineers—

Mercantile 1 Bank Building, 7,

Pentecostal Holiness Mission—{See Queen’s Road Central; Teleph.

28106; Cable Ad : Lunperchin

Missions) Director—K. Lund.

ifl] nn Pun lee Secretaries—Lowe, Bingham and

) Pentreath & Co., Sugar Merchants and Agencies: Matthews

|1 Importers and Exporters — Alexandra

Buildings; Teleph. 21159; Cable Ad: W. H. Allen, Sons & Co.. Ltd.,

j Pentreath Bedford

A660 HONGKONG

Braithwaite & Co., Engineers, JD. R.Walker,

Suiter,chemist

manager and chemist

Ltd., West Bromwich Tse Ping Lun, secretary

Gloucester Railway Carriage and

Wagon Co., Ltd., Gloucester Staff — N. ,S trad moor, Wan

Yarrow & Co., Ltd1., Glasgow Kwong Yiu, ,Edward

Bradley & Craven, Ltd., Wake- W. T. Chan, C. Kwok,A.Li Lee,

Sze

field Woo, F. Gerver

Perry, S. S., Bill and Exchange Broker— Phoebus Manufacturers Neonof Light

Neon Co., Ltd.,

Prince’s Buildingand(ground

20951 (Office) 29113floor);

(PeakTelephs.

Resi- ing and Signs—Head Office:Light Tub-

St. George’s

dence); Cable Ad: Platinum Building, 3rd floor; Teleph. 20358; Cable

Pun Siu Ting, assistant Ad:

Road,Marine-work. Factory:59723,

Kowloon; Telephs. 37, Hankow

(Day)

and 57941 (Night)

Peruvian Consulate — {See Consu-

lates) ig » » « ± B *

Pestonji, R., Share and General Broker— Phoenix

& O. Assurance

Building; Coi,28031;

Teleph. Ltd.—New

Cable Ad:P.

8, Humphrey’s Building, Cornwall Giblet

Avenue, Kowloon; Teleph. 57243 Gibb,

agents, Hongkong and Southgeneral

Livingston & Co., Ld., China

Petersen

Road;

Cable Teleph.Arpet

Ad: 27922; P.O. Box 172 ; Pile, A. G., Architect and Surveyor—6,.

F. Petersen Des Yoeux Road; Teleph. 21003

H. Arfas Chan Chiu Ting, assistant

Agencies: Staff—Li Kong, Leung Wing Tseung,

The Lancashire Insurance Co., Lau Sun, Lum Fook and Yau Fook

Liverpool Pinpin United Studio Co.—75, Des

National Union Fire

Co. of Pittsburg, Insurance

Pittsburg, Pa. Vceux Road O.; Teleph. 22975

Sole Distributors for Hong Kong Pittendrigh Wilson & Co., Import and

and South China:

“ Elephant ” Brand Sulphate of Export Central; Merchants—18,

Teleph. 20370; Queen’s

P.O. BoxRoad

Ammonia (The Consolidated Cable Ad: Pitchfork

W.A.Pittendrigh, manager

Mining and Smelting Company

of Canada,, Ltd., Trail B.C.

Agents for China: Messrs. A. W. Pecorari,

K. TungD.s.c. (Eng.)

Cameron & Oo. (China), Ltd.,

iShanghai) PoCentral;

KwongTeleph.Studio—130,

23854 Queen’s Road

Pfister, Dr. M. O., m.d. (Germany), Po Man & Co., Dealers in Typewriters

m.r.c.s. (Engl.), f.r.c.p. (London), and Accessories—9, Gage Street; Teleph;

Physician

ing; and Surgeon

Teleph. 27068. —Residence:

Pedder Build3, 25434

Conduit Road; Teleph. 23591

Sr IS§ * ® 4* Po On Yueng Min Kap Fore Chook

Pharmacy, The (Fletcher Po him hung sze

Chemists. Druggists, Patent

Co., Ltd.), Po On Marine and Fire Insurance

Surgical

tographic Instruments,

Supplies, Perfumes

Vendors & & Pho-

Com- and Godown Co., Ltd.—Head Office:

157,

mission Agents — Asiatic Building, 26 Cable Ad : Poon Wing 1 Lok Street; Teleph. 20106;

Queen’s Road Central; Teleph. 20345 Directors—Un

Directors — Leung Chak Tsun

(chairman) and T. W. Fok Un Lan Soon,ChiAuOf,Kwong

Ohu ShuYu,Nam,

Mo

(manager) Un Man Chuen, secretaryWing

Tse Hung and Lo Hon

 HONGKONG A66I

« £ w Procure des Missions Etrangeres—

PoGeneral

Sang & Merchants—King’s

Co., Importers, Exporters and (See Missions)

Building;

Teleph. 28262; Cable Ad: Posancoy; 13 £ PS # 7jt *§ #

Codes: A.B.C. 5th edition, Universal Pure Cane Molasses Co. (Hong-

Trade, Bentley’s 2nd phrase, Acme and kong), Ltd.,of The,

Private

Chan Po Sang, principal and manager Distributors MolassesImporters and

— Asia - Life

Chan Shiu Shue Building, 14, Queen’s Road

Teleph. 22787; Cable Ad: Canemola. Central;

C. C. Wong | S. C. Chan F.ChasK. C.Kielberg, Chairman (London)

Byers, director do.

Pohoomull Bros., (India), Wholesale and H. T. Schierwater, do, do.

Retail Merchants and Commission H.W, P.G. Coles, do.

Robertson, do, (Hongkong) do.

Agents—29c, Wyndham Street; Teleph. D. H. Blake, do. do.

25031; P.O. Box 459; Cable Ad: W.F.G.M.Robertson,

Pohoomull

M. K. Kishina, manager Silva, acct.general manager

& cashier

M. H. Roy, assistant A. V. Remedios

Cheng Kit Wan

Pollock, Hon. SirBuilding

H. E., k.c., Barrister- Chan U Lan

at-law—Queen’s Miss B. Spaulding, stenographer

Installation— Shan Tseng, New Terri-

tory; Teleph. 56625

Portuguese Consulate—(Neei Consul- J. Staff—IV.

Guerineau,J.manager Ochsendorff, Fu Hin

lates) Bun and Chan Yin Po

Potter, Eldon, k.c., Barrister-at-law— Subsidiary of

Prince’s Building; Teleph. 20255 TheLondon United Molasses Cp., Ltd.,

Potts, A. H., Share and General Broker WHITE HORSE

—Stock Exchange Building (7th floor),

10, Ice House Street; Teleph. 20077; WHISKY

Cable Ad: Hayloft

Staff—K. Stuart-Smith, K. C. Mark

and Miss D. Ma Renowned for its fine Liqueur Quality

Teleph. 30311

m ‘M F° l'°

Powell, Ltd., Wm., Gentlemen’s Tailors Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

and

Shoe Breeches Makers,IceOutfitters

Specialists—10, and

House Street; Sole Agents.

Telephs.

Cable Ad:24578

Polo(Store) and 20700 (Office); Purity Drinking Water Co.—Hong-

H. Oyery, managing director kong Stock Exchange Building;

W.'L. Alexander,

H. P. Rees | secretary

R. H. Cain Teleph. 30692

Premier Silk Palace, Silk Merchants Purves & Co.,Building

D. A., Consulting Engineers

(Wholesale and Retail)—92, Queen’s —Prince’s House Street;Codes:

(2nd floor),

Teleph. A.B.C.

24902; Cable

Ice

Road Central;

Premsilk Teleph. 27545; Cable Ad: Bapcopaint; 4th Ad:

and

5th edns., Western Union and Bentley’s

r, Prince’s Cafe, The—18k, Queen’s Road Queen’s Cafeteria, Cafe and Restaurants

;! Central; Teleph. 21707 —China Building; Teleph. 24863

I Prince’s Theatre—Nathan Road, Mong- Queen’s College — (See Educational

1 kok, Kowloon; Teleph. 58536 Under Government)

Tsang' Cheuk Fan, manager

L\662 HONGKONG

m m x m ® Partners—A. R. E. Raven, m.B.san.i.,

Wai kin tai yeuk fong O. B. Raven,

M.S.A., A. H. Basto,

M.i.STRUC.E., a.e.i.b.a.,

M.C.1.,, M.E' SASf.I

Q Druggists,

u e e n ’ s Patent

Dispensary, Chemists,

Medicine Vendors and Cheng Chiu Nam

Commission Mrs. J. Wong

Hoad Central;Agents

Teleph,—•22,

20492 Des Vceux , Y. C. Mok, b.SC. .

Tsoi Long Shan, manager Raymond.& Col, Wv—China Building;.

Queen.'s Peefumeby Co.—134, Bon- Teleph. 28873

ham Strand E.; Teleph. 32723 :

Receeation Clubs—(Nee Clubs)

um M M Red Rose Baebee.;and Beauty Shop

Queen's Silk Stoee,

78, Queen’s Bo adSilks of all kinds—

Central; Teleph. —8a (Proprietors : The.RoadLuckyCentral,

Stars Co.)

32840 ' . . Des Voeux 2nd

floor; Teleph. 27889 . . ..

m * is ^

Queen’s Theatee Road

(’controlled by Cinemas,

Teleph. Registeo

Ltd.)—Queen’s

24636-

Central; autico—-3,Italiano

Queen’sNavale

Building;ed Teleph.

Aeeon-

1 30231 (2 lines); Cable Ad: Veritas

Radiant Silk Maet.1 Direct Importers Surveyor—T.

M.l.M ECH.Ei H., G. Brayfield, m.i.n.a.,

and Wholesalers

'■ Central; — 70a, Queen’s

Teleph.'30881; P.O. BoxRoad805; Assist. Surveyor — A. W. Black,.

Cable Ad: Jethanand A.M.I.N.A., A.M.I.MECH.H.

Clerk—S. Y. Yan

Radio Telegeaph Office—

Post Office under Govefnmeht) OTA9HDS V.S.O.P.

Radio (Supplies ANit*SpRvieE—28, Dep BR4NDY

Vceu^r Rohd' C. ; Telephf '^3581

Rae,N.William—12,

Asada Luard Road, Wanchai A Fine Old Liqueur Brandy

Rahim & Son, C., Export and Import, Teleph. 30311

General Merchants and Commission Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Agents—43a, Wyndham Street; Teleph.

;25830; p.O. Box549; Cable Ad: Tajmahal

O. Rahim Sole Agents.

M. C. Rahim

E. M. K. Malubhoy and A. A. Somii, Reiss, Massey & Co., Ltd. (See opppsite

staff - page)

Rafeek & Co,. — Da,vid House; Teleph. Reliance . Co.—5, Queen’s Road C.; ,

' 28439 Teleph. 25911

^ & ± fit

Ramsey & Co.j Repairers and Dealers in Building,'6c Chater

Remeinos Silva, Road

Solicitors- York ia

(2nd floor)

Typewriters, Adding, Calculating and Teleph. 27758; Cable,Ad: Delrem

Gramophone

Street; Machines—18, Ice House; J. M. D’Almada Remedios, solicitom

N. J. Teleph.

Vessoona,21683

director Marcus da Silva, do. jj

C. H. Li, manager ^ ^ ^ m fa ^

u ft x m ij ft p ± a & ft m Republic Motor BoatsMotoeboat Co., Ltd., Pierlj

for Hire—Blake ThmI

Raven i B asto, Architects and Engineers Teleph. 21257

—Prince’s Buildings, Ice House Street;

Teleph. 21164 Repulse Bay Hotel—(See Hotels)

 HONGKONG A663

Tai i Leyland Motors Ltd., Leyland.

ft Trucks and Buses

Reiss, Massey & Co., Ltd., Mer- Samuel

Sheffield.Osborn & Co., Ltd.,

chants—Mercantile Bank Building,

7,Ad: Queen’s Road Central; Cable Drills, etc.Tool Steels, Files,

Josstree; Codes: Bentley’s, Acme Priestman Bros, Ltd., Hull.

Dredging Machinery

andDenys

Schofield’s

Reiss, director Liner Concrete Machinery Co’.,

B. (Shanghai)

Lander Lewis, mangt director Ltd.,

ConcreteNewcastle

Mixers- upon

arid - Tyne.

Stone

S.A. DeT. Sulerzyski, Breakers

Lay, signs director

per pro. (S’hai.) G. N. Haden & Sons, Ltd., Trow-

bridge.

Imports Department

R. V. Dodd | F. K. Wong ing PlantsHeating and Ventilat-

Agencies Chatwood

bury. Safes SafeCo., Ltd., Shrews-

and'Strong Room

J. chester.

& N. Philips

Piece& Co., Ltd., Man-

Goods Doors

A.tine

Wander, Ltd., London. “Oval- James H. Lament & Co., Ltd.,

” Edinburgh.

Fittings “Securex” Pipe

Goodall, Backhouse & Co., Ltd., Falkirk Irori Co., Ltd. Falkirk.

Leeds. Wholesale Druggists Light

Imperial

Leicester.Typewriter

Typewriters , Co., Ltd., Ranges,Ironetc. Castings, Stoves,

General Office—Teleph. 28007- Szerelmey,

Liquid Ltd., London. Stone

J. F. Tavares Nobel Chemical

H. W. Pomeroy I Miss D.B. Sousa

L. E. Rosario | A. Prata Slough. “Dulux”Finishes,

and “Duco”Ltd.,

Engineering Dept.—Teleph. 28009 Products

J. Ormiston, a.m.i.n.a., m.i.m.e., Automatic Sprinkler Sprinklers

London. Automatic Go., Ltd..

manager (Signs per pro.) National Vulcanized Fibre Co.,

R. J. ShrigTey P. H. Lo U.S.A. Fibre

Staveley, Coal and Iron Co., Ltd.,

D.Latimer.s.sc.

W.J.Scotcher Ij 'C/P. P. H. Fung

Chia Staveley. Cast Iron Pipes and

(Canton) | Francis Lee Fittings

J. R. Bergne- ! W. S. Kwok W.SanS. Francisco,

Ray Manufacturing

U

Coupland P.YanS. Chew

W. Tansley Tsoi Oil Burners

Geo. Y. C. Ko H. K. Tam Gypsum,

Canada, LimeToronto,

.& Alabastine,

Agencies

Westinghouse Electric Interna- “ AlfrescpLd.,

”, DistemperCanada.

tional Co-, New York Burn k Co.,Pipes

Stoneware Ltd.,andCalcutta.

Fireclay

Westinghpuse

Westinghohse Refrigerators

Radios Products

Platt Bros. & Co., Ltd., Oldham. Raoul Bigazzi,

Italian Marbles Florence,/, Italy

Textile Machinery

Ruston & Hornsby,' Ltd., Lincoln. Grotjahn k Co., Hamburg.

Vertical Hardware, Leather and Sun-

and Gas and Horizontal

.Engines, Oil

Oil and dries

Export Department

Steam Road Rollers, Pumps H. H. Xavier j Miss C.M. Xavier

and Boilers Marine Diesel Paper Departmant „

1L Engines

A. Lister & Co., Ltd., Dursley. J. M.fX. Souza , ?S

Agency? *' (Export)

~

High Speed ’ Oil Engines, Samuel Jones & Co.

Kerosene

Plants,, AutoEngines,

Trucks Lighting Ltd,, London w

IL A. Lister (Marine Sales), Ltd., Insurance

A. C. Ellis,Dept.—Teleph.

manager 28t)bS

Dursley. Complete High Speed J, S. Osburne-Lilly

Diesel, &Marine

Broom Wade,Engines

Ld., High O.Agency

W. Luke, Chineses mcariager

Wycombe. All type'Compressor

pressors, Portable, s of Com- New Zealand InsurariceCo., Ltd.

Sets, Pneumatic topis. Fire, Marine arid,General

A664 HONGKONG

^ Loo ling W. Buehner

Rectek, Eeockelmanx tfe.Co., Importers, D. M. Vieira

Exporters, Machinery and Commission G. Rocha

Agents—Canton

Vceux Road Bank

Central; Building,

Telepbs. 281636, Des

and MissCastilho

F. H. Baptista

28164; P.O. Box 91; Cable Ad: Reutlbrock Agemies

! R.A. Schubert

Heyn (Tientsin)

(Canton) ; James & John G. Scott; Crown Col-

C. E.G.Vissoriug (Shanghai) our Works, Glasgow. Paints, Oilsr

Varnishes

W. Fischer, manager, (Canton) Peak, Frean & Co., Ld., London. Bis-

H. Heitmeyer, manager (Hongkong) cuits andMorgan

Chocolates

E. E. Muck Roxburgh &Co., Ld., Glasgow.

: F. J. Sulzbach Disinfectants

Miss A. dos Remedies , Sparagriapane, Ld., L’don. Christmas

Lo Shut Po, compbradore Crackers and Table Decorations

TheCo., Magnolia

of Great Britain, Metals Metal

Anti-Friction

Reuters Ltd .—2, < Con?iaught Road British Drug Houses, Ld.

Central;P.O.Teleph. Manager 23956,Reuter

Office Norwich Union Fire Insurance

24572; Box 430; Cable Ad: Society,Ld.,Ld. Bedford

Meltis, Fire andand

Marine

London.

J. E. Henry, manager 1 .and news Chocolates and Confectionery

correspondent

A.H. B.C. Henry, editor. C. C. Wakefield & Go. Ld., Wakefield

Bough House, London.

Castrol Motor Oils Oil Specialists:

L. G. Alves R. Hood Haggle & Sons, Newcastle-

A. E. Perry on-Tyne, England. Wire Ropes

i C.Mrs.R. MuellerSmirke

Miss I. Williams r

it m

Rhenish Missionary Society — (See Roch a & Co., J. M.da, Importers, Exporters,

Commission,

Churches and Missions) Agents—Teleph.Shipping 22487; and

P.O. Insurance

Box 400;

Cable

J. M.Ad:da Roda.

Rocha,BrancluSanFrancisco-

principal

m & R. M. da Rocha, signs per pro.

Ribeiro & Co., Oscar F., Importers and J. Ackber

Exporters—China Building, 3rd floor; Mo Rung Ting | S. Y. Sung

'Cable

5th edn.Ad: and Riverhood;

Bentley;s Codes: A.B.C.

O. F. Ribeiro, principal Rodgers, R. A., Exchange Broker—

E.O. F.A. Ribeiro,

Ribeiro jr. c/o The Hongkong Club

Roman Catholic Cathedral—(See un-

Rice & Mikels—63, Des \ oeux Road der Churches and Missions)

C.: Teleph. 24311. .

Rondon & Go,', Ltd., L.—5, Queen’s

#lr 3k Road C.; Teleph. 32923

Tai Hing

Robertson,

port and Wilson

Export &Merchants

Co., Ltd., andIm- Ross, Leslie,

Architect f.r.i.b.a., Chartered

and Surveyor—St. George’s jj

Manufacturers’ Building; Teleph. 26111

Vceux Road Central;Agents

Teleph.— 21746;

67-69, Cable

Des Leslie Ross, f.r.i.b.a., principal

Ad: Overdale; Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn., Staff:—

Lieber’s and Bentley’s Mak Chun Po, b.sc., engineer

Gordon H. Wilson, permanentdo.director

G. W. Sewell, Chiu Yat Foo

Wong Ting Yim

 HOXGKONG A6(K>

± m Roza Bro^., Exchange Brokers—Ex-

change Building, Des Vceux Road;

Lo sa Teleph. 20420; Cable Ad: Dragotn-

Ross & Co. (China), Ltd., Alex., like; Codes: A.B;C. 5th edn. and

Merchants^!a, Chater Eoad; Telephs. Bentley’s Principals^®;

20027 and 22487; Cable Ad: Kotunda

Directors—D. M. Ross (Manchester) and A. W. A.da daRoza Roza, a.s.aja.

D. A. Ross (Shanghai) and W. W. J. A.. de. V. Soares, accountant

MacKenzie (Hongkong) Mrs.: H. Reis, steno typist

Staff:— Agency

J. A.K. E.Rass, signs per pro.

Tavares f Miss M. Itejnecfios Banco Nacional Ultramarino

H. A. Bai ros | Miss f. Remedios 7?i & m m

Machinery

Teleph. 2G730 Dept. — 1a, Chater Road; RubOLF Wolff k KeW, Ltd., Metal Mer-

W. F. Webb chants,

General Importers

Commission and Exporters

Agents—54, and

Queen’s

Agents for : Road Central; Teleph. 22173; Cable Ad:

Alex Ross k Co., Manchester Occasion

Central Insurance Co., Ld. A. Miss

E. Kew, managing director

Kew t; ;| V. A. Novikoft

General Accident, Fire arid Life

Assurance

World MarineCorporation

& Gen'l. Insce. Cq., Ld*

Austin Motor Co., Ld., Rirnringham. MONTSERRAT LIME JUICE

Motor Bros.,

Dennis Cars Ld., Guildford. Motor plus

Trucks

U. S. Rubber Export Co,, Ltd. SILVER SLIPPER GIN

equals

Royal Hongkong Golf Cub—(A’ee The Perfect Gimlet

Clubs) Teleph. 30311

Royal Hongkong Yacht Club—(^ee Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Clubs) Sole Agents.

Royal Naval Canteen - {See Clubs) Romford Printing-Press—38, D’Aguilar

Street; Teleph. 20717

Royal Naval Hospital —(See Hospi-

tals) Rumjahn k Co., U., Importers, Exporters

&Teleph.

Manufacturers—4, Queen’s

20751; Cable Ad: Rd. Cent.;

Ramadan

Rosaby Chough—((See Churches) U. Rumjahn, principal

& & & fa & Russ & Co., Solicitors, Proctors, Patent

Roxor Advertising Co., Expert Ad- and RoadTrade Mark Agents--6,

Central; 27743,Des

27744Vceux

vertisers, Sign Writers k Bill posters—

3, Wong Nei Chong Road, Happy Valley; 27745; Cable Ad:Telephs.

Quotation and

, Teleph. F. H. Loseby, solicitor

R. H. 24542;.Cable Ad: manager

Charles, general Roxorad Cyril Sanderson, do.

Staff—K. K. Wong, Lo Kwok Min,

Sung

Fung KitKangLing,

Pak,Chow

A. V.KinYoung,

Fan,

Roza, Dr. C. F X. da—China Building

(4th floor); Teleph. 24515- Pak Min, Chiu Sze HiMing,

Ma Kai Wa, Yuen Lam,Loong

Lai

Roza, C. A. da, Incorporated Accountant- Ting Cheung, Leung Ting Chan,

Exchange Building, Des Voeux Road; Cheung KwokTsunWing,

Chuen* Young NgTsang

Chung, Kam

Teleph. 20420; Cable Ad: Dragonlike Kun Ching, Lara Kwok Hing, Ho

C. J.A.A.dadeRoza, a.s.a.a., principal

V. Soares, assistant Chi Kwong, Leung Shing Sai,

Mrs. H. Reis, steno typist Chow Chiu Lee.

Miss Janie Yuen, Ngan Tung ancl

 HONGKONG

fn Luttonjee A. Sander

Ruttonjee & Son, H., Wine and Spirit R.W. Sander, signs per pro.

Merchants—7,

20190; Cable Duddell

Ad: Street;

Ruby. Teleph.

Branches: H. A.Sander

Castro

Shanghai and Weihaiwei E. L. Geyer, dipl. ing.

J. H. Ruttonjee Agents for

H. H. Remedies

MissD.M.Kapadia

Waller I H. M. Waller

Barkat “Brabantia” Leather, LTlm. a/d.

N. Donau

S. Jokhi C. Xavier C. D. Maginis A. G. Ulm. a/d

A. Gomes W. Funnel! Donau, Fire Engines

R. M. ShrofF Yaqu b AH Khan R. Ditmar, Brunner Bros., Ld.,

Vienna

iSacred Heart College—{See EducjL- Sang Fat & Co.—17, Queen’s Street;

tional) . Teleph. 31703

Sailors’ Home & Missions to Seamen

— {See Churches and Missions) Sang Kee—4a, Des Voeux Road Central;

SalRs & Co., R. C-, Building;

Exporters—Alexandra and Teleph. 24217

ImportersTeleph,

| 22892;

,11.' C.R,0. Box l77;,Cable

M. Sales, principal Ad: Diana Sang Lee & Co., Building Contractors—

Choy Ah Cheung 113, Thomson Rohd; Teleph. 21769

Salon be Mopes, Direct Importers of

Dresses, Fur Coats,. Evening Coats,' Sang Tai,M Native ^ San(Jtai ;

Bags, Ladies Wear aryl all kinds of! Bank, Cold and

.Novelties; also Goldware, :Silverware,j Central; Money Ohanger—112, Queen’s Road

Jewellery, etc;-—Gloucester Building* Telephs. 25349 and 20904;

| South Arcade No. 3; Teleph. 28832;; Cable Ad: Santa; Code: Bentley’s

■ Cable Ad: Salonmqde and Private

Sam Kwong • Sod^p EdtHRMENT Co. J- I Santos, Manufacturers representative,

^“Queen’s "RdacTC.; Teleph;’ 28770 ’ China Products exporter, General and

credit information, and marketing and

SamStreet; Young research exchange. Also dealers in old

Teleph.Silk25131-Milev-47, Jervois all current

Kindspostage

of Booksstamps,

Coursesand old coins,

Bought, Sold

and Exchanged—13, Mosque Junction

* m « li in Cable Ad: Ferdy

Ferdie Santos, (Hongkong)

Sandakan Light & Poaver Co. (1922), Ltd. Sassoon Banking Cq., Ltd., E. D.

—Head

Teleph. Office:

27781; National

Cable Ad-Bank Building; {see uiMer Banks)

Powerhouse

■' General

& Co. ■Managers

■ -A- Shewan,

J. '' -c

,.

Board of Directors--- A. L. Shields Jj![ ^ Kau Sa soon

(chairman),

C. A. da Roza Hon. Mr. J.

and Sandakan P. Braga,

S. M. Churn— The Sassoon & Co., Ltd., David, General

Managing Agents, Merchants 12, DeS Voeux Rd. Central;

North Borneo Trading Co., Ltd. Telephs. P.O. Box

20828 and-20698 (Private

89; Cable Ad: Sassoons.

Office);

Head

(Cable Ad:

Manager and Powerhouse,

Resident Sandakan) Office: 9, King William Street, London,

Engineer—

G. 11. Mavor E.C.4. Branches: Manchester, Bombay,

Calcutta, Karachi, Persian Gulf, Shang-

hai and Hankow

Sander,

porters &WieSer & Co., Agents—King’s

Commission Importers, Ex- A. H. Comptqn,

Robt. Stock, sub-manager

do.

Building, 8, Connaught

24411; P.O. Box 325; Cable Ad: “San Road; Teleph. L. A. Gutierrez, accountant

M. A. dos Remedies

■derdo ” Miss K. E. Ulendenning

 HONGKONG A667

Savarin Housei($ee Hotels)

ft & 0 m Sham Mow Saw Mill Co._, Ltd., Timber

Ulna wah yung hong Merchants—271, LockhartRoad; Teleph.

21071. Main Works: Hunghom, Kowloon;

Schmidt 8t Co., Importers,of;Scientific Road Teleph.South,,

,57309:Canton;

Branch: 0, Auat

Teleph. 11267 Sou

Instruments and Apparatus,

Hospital and Laboratory Supplies— Cheinicals, TsoiChanPo' Ping

Tin, manager.

Gloucester Building,;Ley Yomx Load; Sam • .

Teleph.A.B.C.,

27430;6tb,Cable,- 4-fJ:and Schmidtco; Chong Cheuk Lam

Codes:

P. Schmidt (Tokyo), Acmeproprietor IVlpsse

W. Prang, manager Shanghai, Furniture Co.—333, Hen-

H. C. Leohg | Miss F, Cartwright neisey Rdad; Teleph. 2ff5®

Agencies

•E.Camera,

Leits, Yfetzlar. Microscopes, Leica

“Sanitas” (Optical.

■ X-Ray Instruments

Electro-Medica tiheunej hoi wah yeuftg gcin shoo

Apparatus yin skaw hung sze

Jetter Y Scheerer, Tuttlingen. Sur-

gical Instruments Shanghai Life Insurance

F. Brethaupt & Sohn, Kassel, Purvey- (Under Management

ing Instruments • of Co';,Ltd.,

the Sun The Life

August Sauteiy Ebingen. ! Balances, Bldg. Assurance Co. of Canada)—Gloucester

Surveying Instruments

R. Fuess, Berlin. Meteorological

Instruments

Askania, Berlin MAitCHANTS ®OLD

Schools under Educational and LABEL WHISKY

Government Departments) - Not a bite in the whole bottle

Scottish Insurance Corpn., Ltd,—4a, Teleph. 30311

Des VoeixN Road C. ; Teleph. 25921

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Sedick k, Co., Importers, Exporters Sole Agents.

and General Merchants—^China

Building; Teloph. .21089; P.O. Box

594; C^ble Ad .- Secular Shek O. Development

Building; Teleph. 24616Co.,' L'fD.—York

Fi, M Lee wai Directors-Lt.Qdl.'H.B.L.

o.b.e. (chairman)' D. H. Dowbiggin,

Blake, Col.

Sennet Freres (Marcel Heimendinger L.Hodgson,

G. Bird, d.s.o., o.b.e.,Hon.P. Sir

M.

&makers

Levy,and Successors), Jewellers,

Diapiond Merchants—Glou- Watch- T. E. Pearce,

cester Building, Pedder Street; Teleph. William Shenton and H. R. Sturt

20634; P.O. Box 238; Cable Ad: Sennet F. G. Maunder, hic.A:, secretary

Treasurers—Thomson

accountants & Co., chartered

Sepher, Dr.,S. A. M„ m.b., b.s. (Hongkong),

f.r.f.p,s. (Glasgow) - -- 14, Queen’s Road

Central; Telephs- 20943 and 22412 Sheldon, H. G., Barrister-at-law—Prince’s

(Residence) Building; Teleph. 20222

Seu Kon Oiij, Share and, General Broker Sherly & Co., W. S., Importers, Ex-

—Exchange. Building, Des Ymux Road porters and Commission Agents—Kay-

Central (3rd floor); Teleph. 2i962 amally Building,

Seventh Day Adventist Mission— Central; Teleph. 20-22,

24613;Queen’s

Cable Road Ad:

Shrewdly; Codes: A.B.C. 6th, Bentley’s

(See Churches and Missions) and Acme

 HONGKONG

T. Wong, managing director The United States Leather Selling

M. K. Wong, manager Corp. (Sole Leather)

Agents for: Dynamit-Actien-Gesellschaft (Dy-

The Pepsodent Co., Chicago namite, etc.)

Monsanto Chemical Works, St. Louis Aluminium Union Ltd. (Alumi-

Vicks Chemical Co., Philadelphia nium Products)

Ocean Bathing Suit Co., New York Leslie & Anderson, Ltd. (Ivory,

Brand & Co., London etc.)

Tokalon Ltd., Paris Scott and Browne, Ltd., (Scott’s

Emulsion)

Philip W. Ileyrnan (Provisions)

Queensland Co-Op. Bacon Assn

(Hams a,ncf Bacon)

Kee Cheong Danish Dairies Milk Export Ltd.

(Milk Products)

Shewan, Tomes & Co., Merchants, Anglo-Siam Corporation Ltd.

Shipping, Insurance and Manufacturers’ (Teakwdod)

Agents—National

Voeux Road; Teleph. Bank27781;

Building, Des

P.O. Box "Italit” "Products', Ltd. (Asbestos-

115;Principals—A.

Cable Ad: Keechong

L. Shields and I. W. The CelotexSheets)

Cement Co. (Co lot ex Plaster

Shewan Board)

Accounts Department Sales Corp. of Bohemian Sheet

A.J.A.F.Botelho Glass Factories Ltd. (Vitrea

Souza I Mrs. E. Silva Glass)

Miss G. Williams | G. A. Low T. and R. Boote Ltd. (Wall and

mport, Building Floor Tiles)

Chemical Depts.Supplies, Marble and Truscon Steel Co. (Steel Win-

dows, Metal Lath, etc.)

H. Dreyer, departmental manager Chance Bros. & Co., Ltd. (Calorex

Import Glass)

J. J.Dick

Pereira | Lee Wah

C. P. Eng Chue Wm. Newman & Sons (Builders

Miss R. Cole | Yip Chung Kay Hardware)

Building Supplies Certain-teed Products Corp.

(Linoleum)

C. W. L. Cole Redwood Export Co. (California

Miss M. Xavier | Lee Wah Fun Redwood)

Marble Bitulac Ltd. (Paints, etc.)

■<->. Acconci Associated Lead Manufacturers

Export Co., Ltd. (Red Lead,

W.MissMcLean Chemicals etc.)

L Gittins | Ng Kang Ching Compagnie de. Produits Chimi-

Machinery ques et Elected Metallurgiques

W. N. Fleming (Chemicals)

G.Mrs.C.M.Dudley ] Wei Wing Chak Societe Chimiques de Produits

Steel | Cheung Tsun Hing Coignet (Phosphorous)

Carl F. Liu, m.e., (Cornell) L. Givaudan & Co. (Perfumes)

Export Institut fur Angewandte Hygiene

M . A. Gomes | A. Sarny (Pharmaceuticals)

General Managers of\ R. & G. Boflfa (Italian Products)

The Hong Kong Rope Manufac- British Insulated Cables, Ltd.

turing Co., Ltd. (Electrical Cables and Acces-

The Sandakan Light & Power Co. sories)

(1922), Ltd. Century .Electric Co. ( Fans, Motors

General Agents for: and Electrical Supplies)

Fairbanks, Morse & Co: (Diesel

China Underwriters, Ltd. Engines, Pumps, Electrical

Agents for: Plant, etc.)

A. C. Lawrence Leather Co., Line Material Co. (Transmission

(Leather) Line Equipment)

 HONGKONG

Landis and Gyr, Ltd. (Electrical j Assistant Engineers—J. O. Campbell,

a.m.i.c.e. and H. M. Finlay, m.a.,

Switch - Gear, Meters, etc.) j a.m.i.c.e.

Moffats Ltd. (Electric Cookers) | Engineer

Veritys Ltd. (A. C. and D. C. j MechanicalSurveyor— G.G.M.Hills

Binnie, b,a.

Motors, A. C. ifc D. C. to witch-Gear, J Assist. do.Supt.—A.

tans, Light Fittings, Radiators) j Assist. Mechanical—R. E. Hills

Evans Lifts Ltd. (Electric Lifts) j

Hellesens, Ltd. (Dry Batteries) j Junior W. H. Wilson Supt. (Electrical)—

Thomas Ths. Sabroe & Co., Ltd. | Assist. Engineers—R. Branett,

(Refrigerating Machinery) A. Brankston, 8. Bercovitch and C.

G. Chatham

Gibson Electric Refrigerator Cor- j Anti Malarial Engineer—J. E. Bach,

M. INST. C.E.

poration. (Refrigerators) Medical Officer—Dr. H. F. Mok

Electrolux Ltd. (Refrigerators, j General

etc.)

Red Wing Motoj; Co. (Marine Horn;Office—Chatham

Teleph. 56471 andRoad,

58071Hung

(ask

Engines) for 578)

Accountant Paymaster—J. Pem-

'Tangyes Ltd.' (Engines, Pumps, berton English, F. INT. A.C.

etc,) • Assist. Accountant—R. Buchanan

Wingets Ltd. (Concrete Mixers)

Anderson-Grice Co., Ltd. (Cranes

and Stone Working Machinery)

Passch and Larsen Petersen SILVER SLIPPER GIN

(Dairy Machinery)

Yates Improved Rail Anchors Gives the requisite “Kick” to a Cocktail

Ltd. (Railway Track Materials)

Gregg Co., Ltd. (Cars & Railway Teleph. 30311

Equipment)

Birosboro Foundry Co. (Rolling Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Mill Machinery)

Kellogg Switchboard & Supply

Co. (Telephones) Sole Agents.

Bruntons (Musselburgh)^ Ltd.

(Wire Rope)

W. T. Lambourne & Co. (Belting) Shju On S. S. Co., Ltd.—8, Queen’s Road

British Belting and Asbestos Co. (As- West; Teleph. 27308

bestos, Brake Lining) Hon. Mr. T. N. Chau, manager

Wisconsin Co. (Belt Dressing)

Cleveland Pneumatic Tool Co. S,S. “Kworig Sai Capt, J. Acock

(Pneumatic Tools) Shoo Sai Toa Drug Store, Inventors

Cleveland Rock Drill Co.

Davey Compressor Co. (Rock

(Air Drill)

Com- ofTonic—Office

Pure Chinese Medicinal .Cough

pressors) & Distributors: 80,

Airetool Manufacturing Co. (Tube Queen’s Road Central ; Teleph.

Cleaners) 25275. Factory and Wholesale: 168,

Hennessey Road; Teleph. 21358;

Shi Man Wax, Dk., General Practi- tea, P.O, Box 592; Cable Ad: Shousai-

tioner-China Building (4th floor); Hongkong

, Teleph. 24515 S. T. Henry Marr, manager

Dr. Shek Chit Chai, do.

Shing M on Valley Water Scheme Gorge Siamese Consulate—(See Consulates)

Dam—Head Office: “Saltash,”, . King’s

Park,

59003; Kowloon;

Cable Ad:Teleph. 59002 Head

Bin water. and

Works: Shing Mun; Teleph. 58071 (ask Siemens

ElectricalChina Co. (Hongkong

Engineers Branch),

and Contractors—

for 579) 12, Pedder Street, Pedder Building (4th

G.resident

B. Giffordengineer

Hull, o.b.e., m. inst. c.e., floor); Teleph. 24883

R. Sehwob, branch manager

Chief

L. W.Assistant Resident

Innes, b.sc., Engineer—

a.m.I.c.e. G. A. de Figueiredo, engineer

S. Z. Chow, dipl. ing.

A670 HONGKONG

Miss O. B;iTTetto,,steno-typist SinBuilding,

& Co., 14,P. H., Solicitors—A.sia Life

S.H. T.C. Tsiang

Tsiang Queen’s Hoad Central

A.Kampoh

0. Barretto Telephs. 2666S and 26G69; Cable Ad:

Nyien, Sindon.

Peter H. Sin, solicitor, principal

Steel Depiu-tment Peter H. Kwok; solicitor, inanaging

German Steel Syndicate -

German Tube Syndicate TamclerkWing Kwong, chief clerk

B. Ganz | Miss P. Choa .W.

1. Esmail

A. Thomson

Si Merchants,

emssejst & Insurance

Co., Import 1

and Export Miss P. Mi Yvanovich

Agents—Bank of TamChakYin

China Building, 6, Queen’s Hoad Cent.; Tang

Tam ChakShingLam,Tungcashier

All Standard

H. Stehr,Codes signs used; Teleph. 27718

per pro. Miss Sin Miu Ching, Chinese sec

J: Herde, engineer retary

Vivian Shaw

ii fi> w it m n Sincere Co., The (Perfumery Manu-

Silva, P. M. N. da, Share and General facturers), Ltd.—2, Davis poad, Ken-

Broker— Hongkong Stock- Exchange nedy Town; Teleph. 20229; Cable Ad:

l Teleph,

Building20131; (8th floor). Ice Nolascb

Cable Ad: House Street; ' atSinperfact. Capital $1,300,()00.

Canton, Shanghai, Branches-

P. M. N. da Silva, principal Newchwang, Tientsin,Nanking, Peiping,

Tsinan, Hankow

P.N. daSilva | J. M. N. da Silva' and Changsha

#; £ to M M ft

Silva-Netto & Co., Import

; Merchants—Alexandra and Export

Building (4th Sincere. . : Sin ze yau han /rung se

1: floor); Teleph. 21^29; P.O. Bbx 397; and Dollar Co., Ltd., The, Departmental

Cable Ad: Silvanetto Stores—173,

Central; Telephs. 27767 ■Des Vceiux Road

(11 lines); P.O.

I A.A.F. P.B.P.Silva-Netto.:

Xavier Box 9; Cable and Wireless Ad: Sincere

Board of Directors — Choy

(chairman), Ma Wing Chan, Jan King

Con

Man Sang, JamesManO’Chew,

Yin,Jewe,Ma Cheng

Simplex Gypsum Products, Ltd., Choong Ma ChoChung, Harr

Yung, Hong

Manufacturers _of Fibrous Gypsum Sling,

Ming, Lee Yuen Chan, Chan Chi

Plaster, Plaster of Pains, .Casting

Plaster, Gypsum Fertilizer,; Keene Vat, MaKwan HoonHong

Bew,Kay,

Ma Choy

Wai Man Tin

Cement, Gypsum Blocks, Plaster HeadandOffice Li Fu Chong,

Staff

Board and Dental Plaster—Regis- Ma YingChee, Piu, managingdo.director

tered Office, 14, Queen’s .Road C.; Wong

Teleph. 23367 ; Cable Ad : Simplex; Local Staff

Codes : Acme, Bentley’s 1st and 2nd MaMaMan

Directors—J. E. Smith, D. ;S. Scott

C. L. Shank and W. F. Blake. LuckFai,Pun,

manager

sub-manager

Ma Ping Yep, do.

Operating Agents:

Boyd & Co., Ltd. Marsel and S. L.treasurer

Hui Fung Hoi, Ma, assist, treasurer

Branches

Macao at Canton, Shanghai and

Simpson Lee & Co., Importers and Ex- London OfficeSquare,

— 2, White

porters and General Commission Agents

—China Building; Teleph.:26568; Cable Paternoster E.C. 4 Hart St.T

Ad:Harry

SimpsFoy,. manager Operating:

Aerated Water Factory, and

OrientalHotels Sincere’s

Canton and

Phillip VYing, secretary Shanghai

Sole Distributor's )for: Agents at New York, San

Hamburg Paris, Leipzig, Brussels, Francisco,

“ Twin Sister’’Flour Genoa, Vienna, Milan, Sydney, etc.

 HONGKONG

General Managers for n] & ^ jUf Sm

Sincere

Co., Ld.Insurance and Investment Singer Sewing Machine Co.-Central

Sincere Life Assurance Co., Ld. Agency for South China andIndo-China:

Sincere Co. _ (Perfumery .Manufac- Ad: Singer.'Pedder Building;. Teleph. 24642; Cable

tures), lid.

Sincere Banking and Ttust Co?, 'Ltd. Cent., Teleph.Shops at: 72,424,

21608; t^ueeh’s Road

Shanghai

Street, Yaumati, Teleph.' 5<;0.3()

Sole Agents for : G.F.Duclos, agentchief clerk

H. Barnes,

B.(Motor

S. A.Cycles)

Cycles, Ld., Birmingham Mrs. M. F. de Pinna, stenographer'

Norton W. J. Nelson, supervisor

(Motor Motors,

Cycles) . Ld., Birmingham

_ |

Atwater Kent Manufacturing" Co., I Sing Hing & Co., Feather Purifiers

Philadelphia, U.S.A. (Radio Re- and General Exporters of China Produce

ceivers)

Wahl Company, New York (Eversharp ! ' —Works;. 9, Shum. Chun Street,

Pens and Pencils) Mongkok, Kowloon; Teleph. 57346.

Office: Prince’s Building; Teleph.

j 24512; Cable Ad 2 Selfeather;

Sincere Life Assurance Co.; Ltd., The j Bentley!§ Codes: Acme, A.B.C., ,0th.. edn.,

—144, Des Vceux Road Central; Teleph. ! and Private

2507!); Cable Ad : Sinalive. Capital ! Sing ,Kee & Co., Ship Chandlers,

$2,000,000. Branches

hai, Tientsin and Shekki at Canton, Shang- Coiripradores arid Stevedores—18?, Con"

Board of Directors—Ch,oy King (chair- naught Road Central; Teleph. 20746

man), Ma Wing Chan, Hong Sling,

Ma Joe Yung, Jan Con Sang, Chak Sing Kee, Coal r& Shipping—14, Con-

Hok Ting,Jowe,TongCheng

Choong Tai Wan,Wen HarrYaOj naught Rd. W .; Teleph. 21658

Kwong

Lam Pak MingKwan,

Kok, Chau

Ma Hok To Chong?

Tong,

The Sincere Ins. Co.,

& Invest. WHBTE HORSE

and The Sincere Ltd. Co., Ltd., WHISKY IM FLASKS

Gen. Managers—The Sincere Co., Ltd.

Manager—C-

Pong Fulson,Luntreasurer

Ku Just right for the hip pocket

Wong Hiu Kwong, accqountaait Teleph. 30311

a »i® « » « m a # it Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Sincere Insurance and Investment Co., Sole Agents

Ltd., The—144 to 150, Des Voeux Road

Central; Teleph. 21821; / Cable Ad: Sing Wo Tong—99, Bonham Strand

Sininvest.

sin, Canton, Branches:

Shekki andShanghai,.

SingaporeTient- E. ; Teleph. 24481

Board of Directors—Cbpy

man), Ma Ying Piu, Ma Wing Hing(chair-

Chan,

; Jon 'HI & iY. Sing on km g sze

Chi Ming, Wong Kin Cho,Bew,

Con Sang, Ma Boon Ma Chan

Luck SiifOON

eral

& Co., Metal Merchants and Gen-

Importers

Pun, James Q’Chew, Ma Joe Yung,

Hong Sling, Choy Tin Yat, Ma Man Street; Teleph.—35

20515;andCable

37. Hing Lung

Ad: Kwok;

I Chung, Ma Man Fai and The Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn. and Bentley’s

P. Kingson Kwok, signs the firm :

Sincere

Gen. Co., Ltd. Sincere Co.,Ltd-

Managers—The

, Chief Manager—Harr Choong Jowe Sino American Optical :>po.—238,

Sub-Manager—-Cheng Wen Yao Queen’s Road C. ;. Teleph. 22461

t Secretary Kwok Chau Yee Si.vo Foreign Trading Corporation,

Hing Chow Leather Bag Meg. Co.— Road Importers & Exporters—33, Queen’s

'33, Bonham Strand E.; Teleph. Ad: Central; Teleph. 20824; Cable

Sipotraco; Codes: Acme,

33703 Bentley’s; 'arid 1PriVate

A672 ■ HONGKONG

Sxno-Gebman Dispensary—8a, Wing Sousa, d.t.m.,Dr.d.p.h.Bernardo

(Camb.),de,Medical

l.m. & s.,Practi-

l.m.

Lok Street; Teleph. 27419 tioner—Office: 5, Des Yoeux Road, C.;

Stu, H. M., Architect—Exchange Teleph. 28323. Residence: 33, Waterloo-

Raod, Kowloon; Teleph. 58433

Building (;3rd floor); Teleph. 2122:3

m x m n m South British Insurance Co., Ltd.

Prince’s

21134; Cable Building (top floor); Teleph.

Ad: British

Sit ko tah kuntj jiang R. H. Wild, manager

Skodaworks, Ltd. (Far Eastern

ing Offices of the Limited CompanyEngineer- G. S. Gamble, assistant

formerly the Steel

choslovakia), Skodaworks,

Works, Plzen,

BuildersCze-of South China Athletic Association

all kinds of— Mechanical

Machinery and Electcaal

Queen’s Building; Teleph. [see Associations)

24685; Cable Ad: Skodaworks South China Brickworks, Ltd.—

Gloucester Building (2nd floor), Des-

fD 41 ^ Sun chung wo j Vmux Road Central; Teleph. 28212;

Cable Ad : Brickworks

Skott & Co., Ltd., H., Merchants

Mercantile Bank Building, 7, Queen’s Lee Ching

Boad Central; Teleph. 24652; Cable Ad: Jackson Lao

Vaticanus Chu Chuk Wah I Lo Lan

Directors — John Manners, W. J. Chu Siu Fong; | C. Gehring

Hansen,

H. L. Fox K. Kastmann

C. Wingate | T. F. See South

Ltd.—24, ChinaDesCinema

Yoeux

Investment Co.,.

C.; Teleph.-

Sooiete Commercials Asiatique, Im- 25721

porters

lioad and Exporters'—21, Connaught South China Drug Co. — 53, Wing Lok

BuddhaC.; Teleph. 21288; Cable, Ad: Street; Teleph. 25400

F. Sireyjol,

Chan Yok Lam, co-manager

do. 11 f^j Nam wah yat pao

South China Daily News—49-51, Holly-

Soares, A.M L., Sharebroker — Ex- wood Cable

Road; Telephs. 25612 and 28284;

Ad: Swenonis or 5478 and Radio

change Building; Teleph. 21030 Ad:K.Swenonis

Societe des CTments Portland Arti- W. Chen, managing director

ficiels de L’liibo-CHiNE, Haiphong L. Hsu, editor-in-chief

i Sole Agents: A.C. T.H. Kwong,

Seemin, general manager

advertising manager

John Manners

Queen’s Road Central House Street; Teleph. 22407

Society of Chemical Industry

Basle-Switzerland, Manufacturers of in South China Knitting Factory, Hosiery

Art. Manufacturers of Artificial Indigo, Manufacturers—Shantu

kbk, Kowloon; Teleph. 57593; ug Street,

CableMong-

Ad:

Aniline Dyes, Chemicals and

a,ceuticals — Cable Ad: Color; CodesPharm- Sbuchiknit; Codes: Bentley’s & Private

tfsed: Bentley’s 2nd Phrase and Un- Chan Yeuk Man, mang. partner

iversal Trade Kam Cheung Fai, general manager

W. Naef, resident re pres, attached to South China Leather Goods Manu-

Arnhold

South China& Co., Ld., agents for facturing Co., Wholesale and Re-

tail, Manufacturers of Leather

Societes—(See under Associations and Suitcases Purses, Belts, Bags and

all kinds of Leather Articles—

Societies) Office: 17, Pottingef Street; Teleph.

24404. Factory: 34-40, Yat Tack

Sommers, Dr. H. F., Dental Surgeon — Road1, Kowloon City; Teleph. 57680

Union Building (top fir.); Teleph. 20540 Tsang Chin Sang, manager

 HONGKONG A67-3

South

Building;GhinaTeieph. & Exe. Go. — China Representatives for;

Mfg. 28991

Ching

GarlandWah Petroleum

Petroleum Co ,Co.,

Inc.,Ltd.

U.S.A.

s|jj( ip- ill Nam wait Chopo Canton Branch —504, Ka - Nam - Tong

South China Morning Post, Ltd., (West) Building,

Teieph. 14017 Taiping Road South;

Publishers “South

“Hongkong OfficialChina

LawMorning

Keports”Post,”

and C. C. Chiu, branch manager

“ Hongkong Directory”—Morning Post IS $ M

Building, 1 and 3, Wyndhara Street;

Teieph.

London 26615;

Agents: Cable Ad:,Limited,

Reuters Postscript.

24, Nam Wah Sing Ki Pa

Old Jewry South China Sunday News —49-51,

Directors—J.

L. Shields .Scott Harston and A. Hollywood

28284; CableRoad; Telephs. or25612

Ad: Swenonis 5478 and

and

B. Wylie, director and gen’l. manager Radio

K. W.Ad: Swenonis

Chen, managingor 5478

director

H. Ching, editor L. Hsu, editor-in-chief

V.N. H.Stockton

C. Jarrett C.M. E.R. Wong

Abbas C. T. Kwotng, general . manager

J. M. Kelleher E. I). Pereira A. H. Seemin, advertising do.

J.C. M.E. Stuart E. MacNider

R. Xavier, accountant South China Trading Co.—16, Queen’s.

R. H. Wong Road Central, Teieph. 27366

ft # it MAitCffAftTS GOLD

South China Motor Car Co., Sole Dis- LABEL WHISKY

tributors of Dodge Brothers Cars, Truck

and Motor Buses—Office: 33, Des Yoeux Onr Excellent Whisky at a cheaper price

Road

Dodgecars.Central;Workshop

Teieph. 25644; Cable Ad:

and Garage: 484

and 486, Queen’s Road West Teieph. 30311

H.W.Hong Sling-, general

Hong Sling, manager manager

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Lid.

Sole Agents.

^^mwn#m#

South China Newspapers, Ltd. (Oper- South. China Transporting & 'Steved-

ating Newspapers in Hongkong and . oring Co.—Bank of Canton Bldg.;

South China)—Registered

110, Hollywood Road; Telephs.Office: 106- Teieph. 30552

23767 and

21864; Cable Ad: Newsroom. Canton Spalinger & Co., s. a., U., General

Office: 33, Tai Chat Po Road

Board of Directors—Shum Hip-tong, Exporters Ad: andlmporters—Teieph. 26774;

Shum Wai-yau and Wu Wai-man Cable IT.

Spalinger

Spalinger, director

Wai(managing

Kwok Luen, clirectors)

secretary A. Hoffmeister, do.

M. Gavin, signs per pro.

Wong Sung Ki, in charge

^'a* Spanish Consulate—(Nee Consulates)

i South China Oil Refining & Enter- Spanish Dominican Procuration — (See

prise Co., Fuel Oil, Gasoline, Gas Oil, Churches)

/i j Kerosene Distillate and Light Oil Mer-

I]11 Teieph.

chants—63-65, 26000; Des

CableVmux

Ad: Road

Score;Central;

Codes: Sports Club—(Nee Clubs)

Acme and Private St. Andrew’s Church—{See Churches

I P. C.L. M.Han, gen. mgr.

Wong, aSst. mgr. and Missions)

H. S. Chen, secretary

T.T. K.K. Paau, treasurer

Chan, shipping dept. St. Andrew’s Society—{See Associa-

tions)

A672 ■ HONGKONG

Sino-Gekman Dispensary—8a, Wing Sousa, Dr. Bernardo de, l.m. & s., l.m. j

d.t.m., d.p.h. (Camb.), Medical Practi- *

Lok Street; Teleph. 27419 tioner—Office: 5, Des Yoeux33,Road, C.; !!,

STE, H. M., Architect—Exchange Teleph. 28323. Residence:

Raod, Kowloon; Teleph. 58433

Waterloo-

JBuihiing (3rd door); Teleph. 21223

m x m m South British Insurance Co., Ltd.

Prince’s Building (top floor); Teleph.

Su ko tah kumj jiang 21134; Cable Ad: British

Skodaworks, Ltd. (Far Eastern Engineer- R. H. Wild, manager

ing Offices of the Limited Company G. S. Gamble, assistant

formerly the Skodaworks, Plzen, Cze- South China Athletic Association |

choslovakia), Steel Works, Builders of

all kinds of— Mechanical

Machinery and Electcaal

Queen’s Building; Teleph. (see Associations)

24685; Cable Ad: Skodaworks South China Brickavorks, Ltd— i

Gloucester Building (2nd floor), Des

4* M Sun chun9 w° | Cable Voeux Road Central; Teleph. 28212; I

Ad : Brickworks

Skott

Mercantile Bank Building, 7, Queen’s Lee Ching

Koad Central; Teleph. 24652; Cable Ad: ; Chu Jackson Lao

Yaticanus Chu Siu ChukFong;

Wah |I Lo Lan

C. Gehring

Directors

Hansen, - K.John Manners, W. J.

Kastmann

H. L. Fox

C. Wingate | T. F. See South

Ltd.—24,ChinaDesCinemaVoeux

Investment Co.,. ;

G.; Teleph.

25721

Sooiete COmmerciale Asiatique, Im-

porters and Exporters^—21, Connaught South China Drug Co.— 53, Wing Lok

Load C.; Teleph. 21288; Cable Ad: Street ; Teleph. 25400

Buddha

F. Sireyjol, co-manager « u * s Nam wuh yat pao

Chan Yok Lam, do. South China Daily News—49-51, Holly-

Soares, A.M.L., Sharebroker — Ex- wood Cable Road; Telephs.or25612

Ad: Swenonis 5478 and

and 28284;

Radio- I:

change Building; Teleph. 21030 Ad: Swenonis

Sooiete des Ciments Portland Arti- K. W. Chen, managing director

ficiels DE l’Indo-chine, Haiphong C.L. T.Hsu,Kwong,

editor-in-chief

general manager

i Sole Agents: A, H. Seemin, advertising manager

John Manners k, Co., Ltd., 7, South China Furniture Co.—23, Ice h '

Queen’s Road Central House Street; Teleph. 22407

Society of Chemical Industry in South China Knitting Factory, Hosiery

Basle-Switzerland, Manufacturers of Manufacturers—Shantu ng Street, Mong- jl

Art.

AnilineManufacturers

Dyes,Cable of Artificial

Chemicals Indigo, kok, Kowloon; Teleph. 57593; Cable Ad: L

and Pharm-

aceuticals— Ad: Color; Codes Souchiknit;

Chan

Codes: Bentley’s & Private p .

Yeuk Man,

TTsed: Bentley’s

iversal Trade 2nd Phrase and Un- Kara Cheung Fai,mang.

generalpartner

manager ;;I

W. Naef, resident repres. attached to South China Leather Goods Manu-

1 Arnhold

South China & Co., Ld., agents for facturing Co., Wholesale and Re->

tail, Manufacturers of Leather;!

Societes—(See under Associations and Suitcases Purses, Belts, Bags and

all kinds of Leather Articles—

Societies) Office : 17, Pottingef Street; Teleph.

24404. Factory: 34-40, Yat Tack

Sommers, Dr. H. (top

Union Building F., Dental Surgeon

fir.); Teleph, — Road1, Kowloon City; Teleph. 57680'

20540 Tsang Chin Sang, manager

 HONGKONG A673

Sooth Ohina Mfg. & Exp. Co. — China Representatives for;

Building; Teleph. 28991 Ching

GarlandWah Petroleum

Petroleum Co Co.,

, Inc.,Ltd.

U.S.A.

ijl Nam wah Chopo Canton Branch —504, Ka - Nam - Tong

South China Morning Post, Ltd., (West) Building, Taiping Road South :

Teleph. 14017

Publishers “South China Morning Post,” C. C. Chiu, branch manager

“Hongkong Official Law Reports” and

“ Hongkong Directory”—Morning Post m m % m &

Building, 1 and 3, Wyndhara Street;

Teleph.

London 26615;

Agents: Cable Ad:Limited,

Reuters Postscript.

24, Nam Wah Sing Ki Pa

Old Jewry South China Sunday News —49-51,

Directors—J. Scott Harston and A. Hollywood 28284; CableRoad; Telephs. or25612

Ad: Swenonis 5478 and

and

L. Shields Radio Ad: Swenonis or 5478

B.H. Wylie, director

Ching, editor and gen’l. manager K. W. Chen, managing director

V.N. H.Stockton

C. Jarrett M. C. E.R. Wong L. Hsu, editor-in-chief

Abbas C. T. Kwong, general manager

IT. M. Kelleher E. D. Pereira A. H. Seemin, advertising do.

■ ' C. E. Stuart E. MacNider South China Trading Co.—16, Queen’s

J. M. R. Xavier, accountant

. R. H. Wong Road Central, Teleph. 27366

^ a * n * ® MAiSCHANTS GOLD

South

tributors China MotorBrothers

of Dodge Car Co.,Cars,SoleTruck

Dis- B.ABE8L WHISKY

and Motor Buses—Office: 33, Des Yceux Odf ExcBllent Whisky at a cheaper price

Road

Dodgecars. Central;Workshop

Teleph. 25644; Cable Ad:

and Garage: 484

and 486, Queen’s Road West Teleph. 30311

H.W.Hong Sline:, general

Hong Sling, manager manager

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Sole Agents.

^ ^ ps ^ n # m #

South China Newspapers, Ltd. (Oper- South. China Transporting & . Steved-

ating Newspapers in Hongkong and oring Co.—Bank of Canton Bldg.;

South China)—Registered Office: 106- Teleph. 30552

110, Hollywood

21864; Cable Ad:Road;Newsroom.

Telephs. 23767 and

Canton

Office: 33, Tai Chat Po Road Spaiinger & Co., s. a.. U., General

Board of Directors—Shum Hip-tong, Exporters and Importers—Teleph. 26774;.

Shum Wai-yau and Wu Wai-man Cable Ad: Spalinger

U. Spalinger, director

(managing directors) A. M.Hoffmeister,

Wai Kwok Luen, secretary Gavin, signsdo.per pro.

Wong Sung Ki, in charge

Spanish Consulate—(Nee Consulates)

South China Oil Refining & Enter- Spanish Dominican Procuration— (See

prise Co., Fuel Oil, Gasoline, Gas Oil, Churches)

Kerosene Distillate

chants—63-65, and Light

Des Vorux Road Oil Mer-

Central;

Teleph.and26000;

i Acme Cable Ad: Score; Codes: Sports Club—(Nee Clubs)

Private

P. C.L. M.Han, gen.asst.

mgr.mgr. St. Andrew’s Church—(Nee Churches-

Wong, and Missions)

H. S. Chen, secretary

; r; T.T. K.K. Paau, treasurer

Chan, shipping dept. St. Andrew’s Society—(See Associa-

tions)

A674 HONGKONG

St. Francis Hotel—(Nee Hotels) Finance Committee—Tang Shiu Kin,

j.p., (chairman), Ip Lan Chuen, J.P.,

St.MaGeorge’s Hiding Academy, The— Dr. Ma Luk, l.m.s., Fung Kong Un,

Tau Wai Road, Kowloon City; j.p,,

Chau,Kwok J.P., Siu

Dr. Lau, j.p., Hon.

A. WAVdb, M.B.,T.k;S.

N.

Teleph. 58754

Lieut.-Col. D, G. Kozikis, proprietor (Lon,), m.r.c.s. (Eng.), l.r.c.p. (Lon.),

Dr. Ip Kam Wa, m.b., b.s., J. D.

Bush, m.a., and A. Morris, j.p., a.c.p.,

Office of the Venerable Order of St;

St. Anthony’s Church John (hon. treasurer.)

St. John’s Cathedral Represent,

Knight bf inGrace, England

Order—E. of St.Ralphs

John

St. Joseph’s Church ofCommissioner

Jerusalem Hong (formerly

Kong.Assistant

& China

St. Louis Industrial School District)

St. Margaret Mary’s Church District Staff

St. Peter’s Church Assistant Commissioner—A. Morris,of

(See Churches and Missions) jp., a.c.p., m.k.s.i. (Member

Finance Committee and Hon.

Treasurer*)

John Officer; Order of St.

St. Joseph’s College District Surgeon — Dr. W. B. A.

St. Mary’s School ' Moore, & l.e.o.p.j,

St. Paul’s,Jnstit.ution . d.t.m. it. (Eng.),l.r.c.s. (Dub.),

j.p. (Serving

St. Stephen’s College Brother, Order of St.,John)

(Nee Educational) Liason Officer — Major Anderson,

R.A. M-C.

District ^upt.—J. Ralston,, m.a. j

Si.seas,

John’s ‘ Ambulance Brigade Over- District

Wong Officers—

Kwong Dr. j.p.,

Tin, Ma Luk,Mrs.

The (The Venerable Order of the Langley/'(Serving Sister of Ven-

Hospital or St. John of Jersualem) erable Order of St. John of

Ambulance Department Jerusalem), and Hon,

i Sovereign Head and Patron

Order—His Most Gracious Majes- of the Shenton (Officer of theSirVenerable

William I|

ty King George V. Order of St. John of Jerusalen)

Chief Cbmihissioner—“CoL J. 'L. Hon. Legal Advisers — H

Sleeman, c.M.G., o.b.e., m.v.o. Wm.. Shenton and Hin Shing Lo , '

Hongkong and China District Hon.a.m.i.Architect

Struct., —H.e. M. Siu, r.sc.

Patrons — H. E. Sir William Peel, Corps

M.C., M.B., B.S. (Lond.),J. D.T.M.

Surgeons—Dr. Valentine,

& H. 1

K.C.M.G.,

Venerablek.b.e. Order(Knight

i of St.ofJohn Grace,of (Eng.), j.p.; Dr. S. F. Li, m,b.,.ch.b.,

Jerusalem) and Lady Peel (Lady d.t.m. ^ .ch,

h., e.r.c.s.; Dr.Dr.T. P.B.Woo,C. - |

district supt., ; Officer, Sister, m.b.,

Wong,'Bm.b., (Edin.);

B-S- (Hongkong) and :;

Venerable

Jerusalem) Order, of St. John of Dr. (Mrs.) A. L. J. Dovey, m.b.,

Vice Patrons—Fung Kong ManUn, Che,

j.p., ch.bI

Tang Corps Supt.—T.

oif ’Venej'K.able'

Chak (Serving. [

KwokShiu Siu Kin,

Lau,j.p.,

ChauChauTung Sang, Brother

" Corps Secretary—Mrs. R. Langley j

Order)

Li Yik Mui, j.p., Sir Show Son , Corps.

Chow, Kt., Hon. Dr. S- W. Tso, ll.d„

Hon.j.p.,Dr.MokR. Kon

H. KotewalJ, ll.d., c.m.Li ciateOfficers—

Serving A.Brother,

tel Arculli, Asso-2

Venerable

g., Sang, Ng Wah, ■ Order of St.

and Miss D. LopesJohn, E. M. Raymond

Jow Son, j.p., Sham Pak Ming, j.p.,

Ngan Shing Kwan, j.p., Kwok Chan, Hon. Ambulance Officer — Kwok

Li Yau Tsun, c.b.e., Ko Leong

Sir William Hornell, Kt., c.i.e., m.a., Hoe, Van

Lady Southorn, Divisions in the Colony

L. Kadoorie, MokSir EllyShung,

King Kadoorie,

Wai Chinese Y.M.C.A. Division

Div.

Shiu

Haw Pak, P. K. Kwok and Au Boon 1 andSurgeons—Dr.

Dr. Ma Wai ManIp Tai Ching;

 HONGKONG AG75

Divisional Supit.—Szeto Chung Chung Shing Division (In formation)

Amb. Divisional Surgeons — Dr/Tseung

and Officers—Wong

Chan Wing Fat Kam Cheung ' ■ ■ Phooh Fat In;Sek5i.B.,Wa,'b.s.5i.B.(

(H. B.si

K.j (H.K.)

and Dr.

King’s College Division (Old Boys’)

Divisional Surgeons—Dr.

Ji.b., b.s.; Dr. Wan Chik Hing andC. K. Ma, JVursiiig Divisions

Dr. T. W.Supt.-^rChan

Ware Y.W.C.A.

DivisionalDivision

.Surgeons—Dr. Leung

Divisional Yuk In Cham' HaSupt,— and Dr.Miss M. Alice

Hoahing

Ambulance Officer -+Tse Long Chiu Divisional Kwok

Kowloon-Canton B-ailway Division Central Nursing Division

Divisional Surgeon — Dr. J. E. Divisional Surgeon — Miss Lai Po

Dovey, 5I.B.,

Divisional ch.b. (Edin.)

Supt,—I. B. Trevor . * CJauen, m..b., b.s. ,

Indian Division Nursing Officer—Miss Cinin Yiiet

Divisional Surgeons — Dr. D. K. Hing

Samy, m.d., b.s. (Hongkong), L.5I. Kowloon Nursing Division

(Dgb.), and Dr. H. el Arculli, M.B., Divisional Surgeon—Dr. >P. Button-

ch.b. (Liverpool) jee, 5i.B.,Officer—Miss

Nursing B.s. Sophie Tsang

Divisional Sijpt.—A. H, Rumjahn Mu;i Fong Nursing Divisioil

Ambulance Officer—M.A. Khan, 5i.a. , .Divisional Surgeon—Vacant,

Kowloon Division

Divisional Surgeons—Dr. Y.K. Wong

and Y. Y. Tang WHITE HORSE

Divisional Supt.—Chan Man Kai

Mong Kok Division WHBSKY

Divisional

Wa, 51.B., Surgeon

B.s. — Dr. Ip Kain The finest Whisky obtainable

Divisional Supt.—Fan Shiu Nam

Ambulance Officers:—Shi Man Tsun Teleph. 30311

and Ng Sum Fook

Shaukiwan Division Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Divisional Surgeons — Dr. K. S.

Cheah, Dr. K. S. Shin and Dr. Yue Sole Agents.

Chiu Kwong

Divisional Supt.— U. Kai Cheng

Motor Drivers’ Association King’s CollegeSurgppn-^Yaeant

Nursing Division

Divisional Surgeon-^Dr. L. S. Shin Divisional

Ambulance' Officer-^CHau. Oi Nursing Officer—Ya^gnfe

Chinese; Athletic Association Man Shuen Nursing Division.

D iCham,

vi sio na1m.b.,

S uTgeob.s.,ns—Dr.

and Dr.ChowChan

Tin Divisional Surgeon—Vacant

Shing Chu Nursing

Han Officer—Miss Hung Choi

Divisional Supt.—Chan Ping Kwong Florence

King’s College

Divisional Division

Surgeons (Present

— Dr. Boys)

T. C- Divisional Surgeon—Vacant , ,

Nightingale Division.

Wong, Dr. Ko King Fan and Dr, Nursing Officer—Miss Molly- Chan

K. H. Uttley Mong Kok Nursing.

Divisional Division

Surgeon—A’acant

Divisional Supt.—Leung Sui Sang Nursing Offiber—Miss Gene Tang

Kowloon Y.M.C.A. Division - Motdr Transport'

Div.

Yuk,Surgeons

Dr. Cheung— Dr.Shiu Lai Fan

Kwong

and Lady Transport Drivers—Miss G.

Dr. K. C. Yeo Choa, Miss Tse,- Mrs: Dunlop,

Ambulance Officer—K. S. Kong Miss Zimmerri," Sergt. Hyder

South China Athletic Division (Indian Division)

Divisional Surgeon — Dr. Arturh New Territories, Medical Benevolent

WOO, 51.B., B.S.

(Eng.), L.R.c.p.-(Lon.) (Lon.), 51.B.C.S.: Branch

Divisional Supt.—Lam Sing U Advisory Committee

Hon. Divisional Supt.—H. B. Mok, Pres.—Hon. Sir William Shenton

51.A., Director and Vice President—Mr.

Ambulance Officer—K. S. Kong A. Morris, J.Pl, cbtnmissioner

A676 HONGKONG

Vice President—Dr. A.Gerrard,

W. Woo Dr. G. W. Arnold

Members —Professor

W. B. A. Moore, Dr. J. Macgowan, Miss E. R. Bliss

Dr. Li Shu Fan, Dr. Ma Luk, Dr. N. U. Botelho

Yip Tai Ching. J. D. Bush and J. Brook

E. M. Baymond Miss A. Hamilton

Joint Secretaries—Dr. F. I. Tseung Miss G. Lakenian

and Mrs. B. Langley A. J. J. Martin

Entertainments Committee — Lui A. J. Osmund

Wai Chow and Ip Kwai Chung C. F. Osmund

C. M. Sequeira

Miss G. Stubbings

St. Francis Hotel (see under Hotels') Staner Co.—5, Queen’s Road C.; Te-

Standard Chemical Works -1- 658, leph. 26803

Nathan Road; Teleph. 57197' Star” Ferry Co.,

58001 (Office), 21236Ltd., The—Telephs.

(Hongkong Wharf)

ff ^ H Mei foo Hong andDirectors

57143 (Kowloon Wharf)

— W. J. Keswick (chair-

Standard-Vacuum Oii. Co. (South man), Hon. Mr. C. Gordon Mackie,

China Dept.)—Union Building; Teleph. A. H. Compton.

30203:

and VacuumP.O. Box 86; Cable Ads;.Standvac Dodwell and H. H.Hon. Mr. S. H.

H. Priestley

Executive Department Staff

H. L. Schultz, general manager F. H. Crapneil, secretary

W. L. Marshall, asist. do. G.D. B.Mackenzie,

S. Thomson,supt.accountant

engineer

F. D. Tracy, do. A. E. Ainsworth, inspector

Attorneys — B. G. Butler, J. B. M. H. Large, do.

Emmert, H. H.

and T. B. WilliamsPethick, R. Sanger

Accounting Department Star Store (Carlos Chan) — 312,

J. F. Richmond Nathan Road, Kowloon; Teieph.

J.C. J.W.Stellingwerft

May hew I| J.MissM.

H. D’Almeida 59819

C. Braga

Refined Oil Department & ± w m w

D. Star Taxi23456 Co.,andThe—17,

26748. Ewo Street;

L. A.A. daAlongo

Costa | L G. Remedies Telephs.

at St. Ferry Pier and Pedder Street

Taxi Stands

J.H. M.J. Howard

Fonseca A.A. E.D. Ribeiro Directors

A. Mackenzie Yeung Shuk Ping

Sequeira Fong and—S.H. F.T. Shing

Choy, Shing Tack

C. E. Marques | Leung Fuk Ting

Operating Department

J. A. Shaw Star Theatre—Peking Road, Kowloon;

N. Volkoff Teleph. 57795

\>. F. Lopes | A. P. Castro

A. S. Fraser (Laichikok) States Steamship

C. M. Larson do.

Order k Shipping Department Telephs. 30371-2; Co.—Asiatic Building;

Cable Ad: Statesline

F. IL Tyson, attorney David

Donald J.A.Fraser,

Corlett, general

assist, agent

do.

R. Drude M.office)

Si Chan, mgr. (Chinese Rranchl

C. M. C. V. Ribeiro

Lubricating Oil Department Agencies

I. S.H.S.Geare,

Sequiera

assist, general mgr. Oceanic and Oriental Navigation Co.,

San Francisco,

T. J. Draper, attorney American PioneerCalifornia

States Steamship Line,Co.,NewPortland

York

J. R. Sindlinger, do. Oregon

O. C. iStark, local manager

 HONGKONG A6I7

Steam Laundry Co., The—Sanitary Sun port FatMerchants

Company,— BankImport

of and Ex-

Canton

Laundrymen, Dyers, Drycleaners and

Carpet Cleaners — Head Office and Building; Teieph. 24288; Cable Ad:

Works: Mongkok, Tel. 57032; 60, Queen’s Sunfat S. K.P. Tong, managing partner

Road Centra], Tel. 21279; 27, Nathan S. Yeung, assistant

Road, Tel. 58545; 336, Nathan Road,

Tel. 58906; Gloucester Building

sidents only), Tel. 28938; Peak Hotel (Re- Agencies :

Depot, Tel.only),

29071 and Burrell & Co., Ltd., London

(Visitors HongPeninsula

Kong Hotel,

Hotel Paints, Oils and Varnishes

Mac Whyte Company, Kenosha,

(Visitors only)

Manager—W. W. Hirst, Teleph. 57770 Wis. Wire Ropes

Stellar Publicity Service—St. George’s Sun Insurance Office Ltd. (London),.

Building; Teleph. 27617; Cable Ad: Fire, Marine, Baggage and General

Stelpubse Insurance—7,

Stenographic Service—5, Queen’s Rd. Teleph. 24652 Queen’s Road Central;

C.; Teleph. 28662 L. C. Boyd, local representative

General Agents—John Manners &

Stephen & Co., Lib.—Queen’s Build- Co., Ltd., Hongkong & Canton

ing, Ice House Street; Teleph.

30106; Cable Ad : Stephigh SILVER SLIPPER GIN

S. Tsang | Y. C. Poon

S. C. Wong I P. Tsang

For the Perfect Gimlet

^ Si tsut king tai

Stewart Brothers, Bill and Bullion Teleph. 30311

Brokers—1b, Chater Road

H. B. L. Dowbiggin Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

H. It. B Hancock

Strahan, Kirk & Ntoolson, Drs. Sole Agents.

Medical Practitioners—Alexandra

Building; Teleph. 28030; and 243, Sun Lee Sugar Works—S.L. 551,

Prince Edward Road; Kowloon, Shaukiwan E.; Teleph. 24539

Telephs. 57150 and 29078

Dr.29152)

S. Seguin Strahan (Res: Telep

Dr. E. W. Kirk (Res: Teleph. m * Wing Ming

23623) Sun LifeOffice: Assurance Co. of Canada

Dr. M. Nicolson (Res: Teleph. (Head Branch:

Montreal)—South

Gloucester Building, Des

China

Voeux

29078)

Dr. F. Bunje (Res: Teleph. 22165) Rd.; Teleph. 21245; Cable Ad: Sunbeam;

Dr. H. D. Matthews (Res: Te- Codes: Bentley’s, A.B C. 5th edn.

J. R. Paton, manager

leph. 57150) Lam Tit Hong, accountant

Strong & Co.—6, Des Voeux Rd. C.; Chan Ping

Wong Shu, chief cleric

| Teleph. 28163 clerksYat Chuen & Ng Yee Ching,

](Sui Heong Yuen Godown Co., The, Miss H. Noronha, stenographer

B. W. Tape, special representative

. Warehousing, Stevedoring & Insurance Agency Staff

I! Agents—K. M. Lot57998

Mongkok; Telephs. 57, Nelson

(Godown) Street,

and D. 6. deK.Silva

30256 (Office) Albert

J. P. Whitham M. Chan

SunImporters

Co., Ltd., Universal Providers, F. R. Zimmern

and Exporters—Des Voeux A. W. Hunt

Road, Wing Wo Street and Connaught S.B. L.Tavadia

Yen (Canton)

Road Central; Teleph.

548; Cable Ad: Taisun 28134; P.O. Box F. R. Smith (Amoy)

A678 HONGKONG

m m 13 & m ^ $ m ail

Vei yih di die yu han Tcurig sse Swatow LAck 'Co. Ltd., Maiiufa'cturers

and

Sun T.kjht Co., Ltd., The, Electric Lig-ht Linens,' Exporters of all kin'ds :of Art

Dealers, “Edison” & “Osram” Lamps— Silk Lingerie, Hhhdker-

137, DesP.O.Vceux

22255; RoadCable

Box 248; Central; Teleph. chiefs,

Ad: Inalada

’Chhiese rugs and carpets,

furnitures, aiid many Chinese art

objects. Wholesale and Retail—

Head . Office,: 16,, Ppddpr Street;

P.O. Box, 475; . Cable Ad : Sanscrit.

-Sun Man Woo (H.K.) Co., Ship-chandlers Factories:

and Naval Contractors—99, Des Vmux 6, Morrison Street,

Road Central; Tel eph. 20309 Peiping; 56, Love Lhne, Bubbling

E. K. Kwong, manager Well Road, Shanghai; 207, Kailat

Road, Swatow

SunDesSunVceux

Co., Road

Universal Providers—222, Kwa Eng

Kwa Lee, managing

Tak Cheong, directordirector

G; Teleph. 26292 Kwa Eng Kam, " do.

Ho Sau Hong, manager

Kwa Tak Man, secretary

B m

Sun Tack Co., The, Manufacturers and Hi S- bM fill San tau Kmig sze

Exporters of

Wotk, Irish LineP Svyatow

GbOds,Drawn Thread Swatow

Embroideries, Dr awn-Work Co., Manufacturers

Ladies Silk Underwear, Ladies Lawn and Exporters of all kinds of Table

and Linen Handkerchiefs, Ivory Wares Linens, SilkHandkerchiefs,

ideries, Art Embro-

King-iisher Feather Brooches, Amber

Beads and Oriental Fancy Goods, wear, FancyShawls,

GoodsLadies’

and Silk Under-

Novelties—

Wholesale Only—P.O. Box 485: Cable 14, Pedder St.; Teleph.; ^2,860j P.O- Box

Ad: Sunflower; Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn.' 445; Cable ^d': .Svyatbwworkr Code:

Bentley’s rr

apdY. Bentley’s

S. Chan, general manager

G. H. Chan, export . dp. Swatow Embroidery Co.—38, Queen’s

Road C,; Teleph' 25535

Sunday Herald—3a, Wyndham Street; Swedish . Consulate—(S’ee. Consulates)

Teleph. 24641; Cable Ad: Herald

Sunley n & m ^

General&Merchants—P.O.

Co., Importers, Exporters

Box 232 and Swedish-Chinese Export

Ltd. — Asiatic Building (2nd floor); , '

Teleph. 24929; Cabld1 Ad: Matches:Codes: -

Swan, Culbertson & Fritz — 9, plete A.B.C. 5th and 6th edns., Bentley-s Com- f ,

Queen’s30246.Road Offices Phrase, Bentley’s

Central; Telephs. 30244, and Universal Trade CodeSecond Phrase

30245,

New York and Manilaalso at Shanghai, H. A. Pearson, manager

Myron

A. Harold

ForbesSimon, manager

Crawford . Repreapntinq compradore

Wong Tat, ,, , ' ral

Guard The Swedish Match Co., .Ld.

M. Steger

Yip Sik-hung L. Xavier

C. M. Correa H. F. Poon fj Jj»! Ijfa Din Yang IIpiuj ,

F.M.A.de Carvalho George

C. Olmsted S. Y. Chung

Pearson Swedish

General Trading

Merchants, Co,Importers

Ltd., The,

and i

C.F. E.M. Carneiro

Roza Miss O. M. dos Exporters, Insurance Agents—China

Remedios Building, Queen’s Road Central; Telephs. <

Pereira Mrs. J. Rakusen 20171 and 23640; Cable Ad: Swedetrade;

Codes:andA.B.C.•.5th edn., Schofield’s

Scott’s 10th&’■<

Swatow Chemical Co.—85, Wing. Lok edn. Bentley’s

Western Union,

h

Street; Teleph. 32444 II. Ilallgren, manager !

 HONGKONG A6.79

Paper & Telephone Depts. Tai Fook Trading Co., General Import-

Leung Cho U ers and Exporters—33, Queen’s Road C.;

Leung Teleph. 20456; P.O. Box 431: Cable Ad:

LeungWaiWing'

TongKwong Tadorna

S, Gas

K. Station

F. (Ball Depts.

Bearings), Machinery &

Lok I

Cheung Hung TaiNorth

HingPointVacuum

Tang Hing Tsang

Accounting

Lot 2116; Teieph.

ULeung

Kai Cheurig t

26617; Cable Ad: Bottle , '

Kwong Yui

Sundries Dept. Tai Ming — 146 Connaught Road C.,

So Po Lam Teleph. 22426 ;

So Po Kam

Sworn Measurers and Weighers to Tai Shanminsurance ^ M ill III

China-Japan Homeward Freight Queen’s Road Central; Co., Ltd.—14,

Conference—40, Connaught Road, Cable Ad : Taishinsur Teleph. 24743;

Central; Teleph. 20860

H. Nish

' P. Younghusband

T. C.,Fair burn

[ Canton Office: OTARE3S BRAND

J. Linaker

Sze Hai Hong Bank & Insurance Co. The Brandy with a Pedigree

—36. Bonham Sttand K.; Teleph. Teleph. 30311

23593

Sze Wai & Co.—42, Bonham Strand Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

W.; Teleph. 25009

| Sze Woo Water Boat Co.—179, Wing Sole Agents.

l Lok Street; Teleph. 21519

Sze Yap S.S. Co., Ltd,—61, Wing Lok Tai69,;Tung Leather Goods Mfg. Co.—

Bonham Strand E.; Teleph

Street; Teleph. 20837 27576 , ■

Tai Wah Land Investment , Co.—Bank

Ta On Accident Insurance Co., Ltd of21003 Canton Building)' (1st floor); Teleph.

j| The—2136 and 238, Des Yoeux Road C. T. Chan, manager

;• Central;

Toaic Teleph. 26419; Cable Ad:

Tam Woon Tong, managing director Taikoo/CLUB—^feee Clubs)

| E. Woping, do.

K. L. Tai, manager Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering Co.

of Hongkong^ Ltp,-, The—Quarry Bay;

^ ^ # IS ^ Teleph. 30211; Cable.Ad: Taikoo-

lJi Tabaqueria Fiiipirsa, Leading Tob- dock

acconists in the Far East (Wholesale Butterfield & Swire, agents

I and Retail)—Asiatic Bldg., 26, Queen’s K. E. Greig, manager

|j Road Cehtral; Teleph. 23559; 18, Hankow B. E.Jones,

Fielder, local secretary

III . Road,

Codes: Kowloon;

A.B.C. 5thCable

edn., Ad: Tabaqueria;

Bentley’s. Head E. accountant

11 ; Office: Shanghai F. J. Shervell, shipyard manager

11 T.Y. S.M.Canning, general manager (S’hai.) J. Finnie, assist, do.

Liu, branch manager A.A.B. M.

Moir,M.engine worksassist,

Stephen, managerengine

' H. C. Wood, sub-manager works manager

 A680 HONGKONG

W.

H. G.B. Babbidge

Adams D. Munro js br # m m

R. B. Bell G. Nisbet

A.A. W. Nome Tak Cheong, Gentlemen’s Tailors and

O.D. Bird R,. Osborne Outfitters—50, Queen’s Road Central,

Teleph. 21317; P.O. Box 1515; Cable Ad:

W, B.Brown Bone W. R. Oswald

H. T.J. Palmer Bonton

Pun Kan Nam, manager

S.X C.Boulton W.

Chalmers D. Peoples Pendergast

W. Crichton S. J. Pollock Talati, M. P„IceImport

W. Cunningham

J. C. Ferguson i! J.A. C.B. Poison Ramsay chant-r-18, HouseandStreet;

ExportTeleph.

Mer-

A.A. C.D. Ford 20511; Cable Ad: Tulip

Fraser S.A. Simpson Stalker

G.II. Gray

Gerrard G. H. Stewart Tam, W. N. Thomas, Barrister-at-law-—4,

Queen’s Road Cent.; Teleph. 24756

S.It. Hope ! C. H.

T. Swan Summers

M. Keown J. T. Thirlwell Tanaka Service,

St Co., Amateur Photographic

Photographic Studio accessory

A.N.1). Macarthur

Lyle

McArthur I It.W. C.O. Wallace

Warnock ofTeleph.

all kinds—12,

57072. Peking

Branch:Road, 31a,Kowloon;

Nathan

D. McColgan j J. A. Watson Road, Kowloon

J. McCormack ' W. J. XWeir Whyte

A.MacIndoe E. Wilson TatportKuan

N. D. Meffan

E, Moore 1 T.It. Young

Wright and &Commission

Co., GeneralAgents—Bank

Import and Ex-of

China Building, (5th floor); Teleph.

23107; Cable Ad: Totickpedo

M ti ~k Tai ko° ton(J fon9

Taikoo Sugar Refining Co., Ltd.— ^1 W> ^ B ^ ^ H

Quarry Bay, Shaukiwan Road Teikoku Kaiji Kyokai, (The I niperia!

Butterfield

Sons, Ltd.),& general

Swire (John agents Swire <4 Queen’s

JapaneseBuilding; MarineTeleph.Corporation), — 3,

A.G.R.W.H. Tate,Phillips, manager 30231 (2 lines);

assist, manager Cable Ad: Veritas

Surveyor—T. H. G. Brayfield, m.x.n.a.,

D. W. Hume, chief engineer m.i. MBCH. E.

J.D. F.H.Anderson

Clark, chief chemist

N. Drummond Assist.

A.M.I.N.A..Surveyor—A.

A.M.I. MECH.t E.W. Black,

D, Austin

T. C. Barclay G. Mitchell C. B. Matthews Clerk—S. V. Yan

E. Beck F. L. Parton

G. E. Brown A.W. Park m & js n a-

J.R. S.F. Canney

Clark P. Seath

T. F. Stainton Tai pah teen po hung see

B. T. Cunningham J. Waid Telegraph Co., Ltd., Great Northern—

& m (controlled

wr &by Hong- Connaught

Club), Sub-Office:

Road (next to Hongkongi

Taiyat Theatre

kong Amusements, Ld.)—Public Square Nordiske Teleph. 20442; P.O. 67,BoxJervois Street;

44T; Cable Ad:

Street,

Box 82 Yaumati; Teleph. 57545; P. O. F. Y. Jensen, supt.

A.E. C.C. Traerup

Pedersen, electrician

L. M. Silva;

ft m n m * B. A. Andersen R.{'. A.J. dos Santos j

Noronha

Tajmahai Silk Store, The-King’s E. L. Barros

Theatre Building, D’Aguilar Street; Baptista A.V. FJ. M.Barretto

F.L. A.A. Carvalho F. Marqn

Teleph. 23136; P.O. Box 477; Cable Ad: S. E. Carvalho W. A. F.D.Y.Fisher

Ribeiro

Nar and

edn. Silk;Bentley’s

Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th A. A. Gill

S.D. Narain, proprietor

B.K.S.Gourdan,

Mohan, manager

Tilock, salesman

do.

Tester

change & Building,

Abraham, Des Stockbrokers—Exp

Vceux Roacte

Lamboo, do. Teleph. 20323; Cable Ad: Rectitude

Ah Cham, do. P. Tester 1 E. Abraham

R. Abraham, signs pet pro.

 HONGKONG A68-1

Tester’s Beauty Parlour—Kayanlally We Own and Operate.

Building; Teleph. 22103 The Nu-Enamel Co., of Hawaii

Thom’s Groceteria, Hongkong

pJ & ^ ± f§

ThePetroleum

Texas and Company (China), Ltd..

its Products—14, Queen’s

Road & E ill;

57360 Centra]; Telephs.Tsun

(Installation, 28094-5-6

Wan),(Office), ThomsonBuilding,

& Co,, Chartered Accountants—

J. C Williams, assist, general manager York 24616;

Chatej- Road; Teleph.

B. C. Lawrence, district manager

Sales Department E. S.Cable Ad: Scrutiny

Wilkinson, a.c.a. (Shanghai)

H. L. Decker (gasoline) L. T. Beddow, a.c.a. (Tientsin)

L. E. Stone (kerosene) G. A. Buyers,

B, O. Blaker,. a.c.a.c.a. (Shanghai)

(Shanghai)

T. M. Mitchell (lubricating oils) F.W. G.J. Maunder, a.c.a. (Hongkong)

Accounting Dept. Cole, a.c.a.

L. H. G. Frost, district accountant

Ribeiro | A. C. Y. Ribeiro London

F.M. X.T. V.Gonsalves Agents—Viney, Price

year, chartered accountants

O. M. Rozario

General Office

Mrs. R. E. Souza WHITE HOUSE

Miss

Miss E.C. da M. Roza

Xavier 1| Miss

H. A.E.Barros

Kinola

Miss E. Y. Lee | G. M. Xavier WHISKY

Installation

J.A. R.Bryn,

Price,marine

installation supt. The Choice of the Connoisseur

supt. Teleph. 30311

J. Flores

West

Y. AbbasPoint Godown Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

m & m^ m m Sole Agents.

Theatre Equipment Company, Limited m Shun he.uj

—Alhambra Theatre Bldg., Nathan

Road, Kowloon ; Cable Ad • Equip- Thoresen & Co., Ltd., Steamship Agents

ment; Tcleph. 58104 and General Merchants—2,

' Exclusive Distributors for: Building; Teleph. 30237; P.O. Queen’s

Box 6;

R. C. A. Photophone Inc. &Cable

Co.,Ad:Ld. Over.(Oslo)HomeA/S,Office:

Oslo.Thoresen

Branch

Theatre Royal (see City Hall) Offices:China

Office: Bangkok and Canton. Head

Siam Line.

j Theosophical Society— (see Associations) B. M.Owrum Andresen,

Bergaust manager

J. Chan

Thio Sing Liong Handel Maatschap- Angeles Miss

G.I. S.S. Castro A M. Xavier

Miss K. Gourdin

py—26, Des Voeux Road W.; Te- L. Castro Mrs. C. Brown

| leph. 22492 Fok Litm an Mrs. D. Hollands

Lam Fai Ting, compradore

m a m Agents fo'):

Thom & Co., W. C., Importers, Ex- Bruusgaard,Ki0sterud

If1' porters

Office: and

Honolulu,General Merchants—Head

Hawaii, U.S.A. Hong- TheCo,MenaprLd. River Towage and Lighter

kong Branch: 27, Des Voeux Road Wilh. Wilhelmsen, Oslo

'Central; Teleph. 25934; Cable Ad: Thom A. near Oslo & Co., A/S, Lysaker

F. Klavehess

, Partners—

i W. C. Thom (Honolulu) Nordisk Skibsrederforening,Vidar,

Skibsassuranceforeningen OsloOslo

{ I.W.W.K.C.Thom

Thom do. do. Assuranceforeningen Skuld, Oslo

W. I). Thom (Hongkong) Assuranceforeningen Gard, Arendal

W. F. Thom do. Bergens Assuranceforening, Bergen

A682 HONGKONG

Bergens Dampskibs-Assuranceforen- 5t ^ ^

ing, Bergen

Skibsassuranceforeningen i Arendal,

Aren dal Tung Min Yang Hong

Skibsassuranceforeningen i Chris- Toyo Cotton Menka

TradingKaisha, Ltd.—(Oriental

Co., Ltd.) Prince’s

tiania, Oslo

Den Gjensidige Dampskibsassurance

* forening Skjold, Porsgrund and 23730; P.O, Box 98b;Telephs.

Building, Ice House St.; Cable26515

Ad:

Danish Shipowners’ Defence As'- Tohyohito. H. Tanaka,Head Office: Osaka

manager

feociation, Copenhagen

Van Gelder Zonen, Amsterdam K. Nagai, assist, manager

Cyrcamo Export N/V., The Hague

Union Paper Co., Ld

Stoopen and Meeus, Antwerp , Oslo Tsang Foo & Co., Ltd., Coal Mer-

Billeruds A/B., Safile chants—China

Teleph. 20329 (Office) Building (6th floor);.

Thornycroft Co., Ltd,, Marine

gineers and Shipbuilders, John 1.,Motor

En-

and Motor Vehicle Manufacturers— Tsang Hin ft ft M ®

Tio.neer Building, lu, Dr., d.d.s, f.h.n.l.s.

Nathan. Jiaad; TeJLnph. (Member of Epsolonalpha

56752; Cable Ad: Thorny our Society), Dental Surgeon, DentalDental

Hon-

B. K. Roxburgh, manager foiF China X-Ray—63, Des Voeux Road C.; Teleph.

S.S. Howard,

D. Begg, assist,

secretary

manager 22366

O. Chan,

..Mrs. chief stepo.-typist

B. Elder, clerk .

Miss R. Murphy, do. ft m w #

Thye On—27, Bonham Strand W.; Teleph. Tsang ers of

Fook Piano Co., Manufactur-

“Morrison” Pianos, Player-pianos,

24204. Tuners and Repairers, Gramophones and

Tie Lee & Co.—-China Building; Teleph. Records, Dealers —Music

Show andRooms:

Musical9,Instruments

; 20567 St.; Teleph. 24648; Cable Ad:IcePianola.

House-

Tien Sau Tong, Makers of Chinese Medi- Factory^ Shaukiwan Rd.;

Tsang Fook I Mrs. F. A. Griggs Teleph. 22127

cinal Pills and Agents for Gramophones

and Records of Chinese and Foreign R. Griggs | .

M. Ball I Tsang KayMrs. M. Portallion

Makes—168’ Des Voeux Road Cmitral

Teleph.'20298 TseSilversmith

Cheong Suing, Jewellers and 11

Tin Hee Tong, Makers of Chinese Me- Teleph. 22543— 20, Lyndhurst Terrace;] I

dicinal Pills — 64, Hollywood Road;

Teleph. 25407

Tin Sang, Jewellers, Gold and Silversmiths Tsetjng Fat Im, Dr., m.b., b.s., General jf

Medical Practitioner — Office: 60-62,, -

—178, Queen’s Road Cent.; Teleph. 23335 Queen’s

To, Herbert, Dental Surgeon—Queen’s and Bonham Road Road;Central;

Telephs.Residence: 73, |:

24196 (Qffice)

Building; Telephs. 22064 and 22631 21635 (Residence)

(Residence: 47, Conduit Road)

To,RoadDrs.Central;

CoxonTeleph.

& Ernest—22, ^ W Tso chong sze J|

21380 Queen’s TsoBldg.; & Hodgson,

Teleph.Solicitors—National Banlij h<

28148; Cable Ad: Lexicor!

Tokwa & Co.—500, Nathan Road; Teleph. S.P. W. Tso

M. Hodgson

56090 W. Keith Robinson

Toreor

25964 Tso, Dr. T. M., m.d,, ch.b. (Edin.), ./

d.m.r.e. (Liv.)—63, Des Voeux Roatj b<

Tokyo Hotel—(See Hotels) Central; Teleph. 28282

 HONGKONG A683

Carter’s Writing Inks, Adhesives,

TspkuTANX & Co., Ktd.,Building;

Importers and , Carbons, Ribbons, etc. etc.

Exporters—3, prince’s Teleph. Eberhard' Faber’s, Pencils, Rubbers

21329; Cable Ad: Tsurutpii and Erasers

Automatic Pencil Sharpeners . Com-

: Ryo Kobaya'slji, manager pany, Chicago, Penuib Sharpeners

m ^ ® W and Clips “ Premier“

“Qiant” “Automatic”; and Chicago

“Dandy””

Tung Hing Co., Tailors, Drapers

Outfitters—62, Queen's Road Central; Tyeb and & Co., Drapei-s, General Merchants

Telepli. 24037 and

RoadCommission Agents- 20648;

Central; Teleph. 19, Queen’s

Cable

Tuno L' e e, Sauce Manufacturers — 357 Ad: Tyeb

Queen’s Road Central; Teleph.s. 20149

and 20449 U.S.A. Consulate—{See Consulates)

Tung Nam & Co.—10, Queen’s Rd. C.;

Teleph. 33001 WHITE HORSE

Tung Nam Construction Co., Building WHISKY

Gontraocbr—160, Lockhart Rd.; Teleph.

24861 Easily distinguishable by its aroma

Teleph. 30311

Tung on fo chuk po him g

Tung On Firk Insurance Co., Ltd.—15, Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Queen’s Road West; Teleph. 27136 Sole Agents.

Tung On S.S.' Co.-lii22j Queen’s Road

j Teleph. 30004 fif ■ # H HI M

Tung Sang, Jewellers and Dealers in Jade Ulderup & Co., Machineries—

and Precious Stones—196, Quhen’s Road Hongkong. House Stock

Street; Te Exchange

eph. 32682 Building, Ice

; Cable Ad:

Central; Teleph. 24231 Feilun

Tung Wait HoseiTAt {see Hospitals) J. P. Ulderup

Turner &, Ca A. W. V.—Prince’s Bldg.;

Teleph. 26738 ixi Bs U U

Ut.i.mann

riiakersj A: Co., J., Jewellers, Watcb-

m.m Building,Denetal

CbaterMerchants—Alexandra

Road; Telepli. 21133;

T. S. Brothers & Co., Dental Sup- Cable Ad: UHmann. BtTinches at:

Paris, Shanghai, Peping, Tientsin and

plies—195, Des Voeux Road C.; ChauxMe-fonds

Teleph, 20010 ; Cable and Radio Ad: L. D. Walch, manager

Tong-hoe. Head-Office : 55-56, Upper M. Berruex | Chan Fai

Hokien St., Sihgapore.

, M : Union Church — {See under Chufhes

Ty Sing, Wine and Spirit Stores—108, and Missions)

U Queen’s Road Central; Teleph. 21858 Union Gommerciale Des Glace^ies

ITye & Brothers, N. A., Importers, Belges, S. A. (Belgian Plate Glass)

i Exporters and Commission Agents

15, Pottinger Street; Cable Ad: Tyes — —Prince’s Building (second floor);

! N. A. Tye, managing proprietor Telephs. 25913, 23609

L. S. Tye and R. S. Tye, assistants E. F. V. Barnes, manager

J. A. Victor, signs per pro.

(I Agencies Cheung Hung

Wrigley’s Chewing Gums, “ Spear- Karn Wai Lam

mint” “P. K’s” and “Juicy Fruit” Yfeung Chuen

A684 HONGKONG

Union J.R. H.F. Hall (Hankow)

M. Andrew, acting (Yokohama)

ton, insurance

Ltd.—Union Society

Building;ofTeleph. Can- J.K. Trevor

A. Worswick, acting (Batavia)

Gould, general manager for

28081; Gable Ad: Union

Directors—Hon. Mr. C. G. S. Mackie Australasia (Sydney)

(chairman), Hon. Mr. S. H. Dodwell, Colin E. Sword, mgr. for Canada

Hon. Mr. J. Owen Hughes, G.

Miskin, K. S: Morrison and D. O. T. (Toronto)

B. Dean, manager (San Francisco)

Bussell W. R. Brydon (Vancouver)

A. W. Hughes, general manager F. South

R. Clayton, general manager for

Africa (Johannesburg)

H. C. Gray, sub-manager

G. S. Archbutt, fire manager Union Motor Supply Co. Importers of

Staff:— Automobile partsWanchai;

and Accessories—311,

J. W. Alabaster Herinessy Road, Teleph. 21532,

John Bentley E.MakG. UdaMui Luz Cable Ad: Enilosag

J.W.W.N. Bonnar

Buyers K. L. Marques

E. G. Hudson Mok YewShau Choo Union Trading; m £t ™ ^

M. H. Ivy Ng Kam Co., Ltd., General

Mitchell L.Ngan

A.A. J.S. Palmer Fook Importers,

Agents—York Exporters

Building;andTeleph.

Commission

27738;

A. Osmund P.O.Standard

Box 95;Codes

CableusedAd: Hardware-

K.D. R.F. Eyde

Piper Pang Yuk Chuen All

R.F. Remedies

J. Reed S. F.M.E.Churn, managingsigns

director

R.H. L.C. Stewart

B. Way H. Remedies A. Remedies, per pro.. .

A. A. Alves J. A. Remedies W.

Miss Dorabjee

M. Churn

F. A. Castro L.V. Remedies R. V. Ribeiro A.Mrs.Rosario

Chan Hung C. Xavier

Ghing A.V. Rocha

A. Rodrigues • Fire Insurance Agencies : —

Chan

GhanWai Kwai Pun

Chung 0. R. Sadick Motor Union Insurance Co., Ld.

B.A.Chung Sui On S.A. R.A. Salleh

R. Dallah M. M.G.

Silva

A. R. Souza

ThedaHome

YorkCunha

Insurance Co. of New

P. H. Fame Tong Shui Cheuk Marine Insurance Agencies'.—

Motor Union Insurance Qo., Ld.

Gooey Tong

J.H. C.L. Gardner TsangSik LaiMPoing The Yorkshire Insurance Co., Ld.

Elders Insurance Co., Ld.

J.M.Holm

O. Hoosen Tse Tsoi Shau Liang

Ping Motor Accident Agency:

O.KongHoosen Y. H.Yat White Motor Union Insurance Co., I.d.

Ko Woon Wong Yung Hin WingShing

Yuet

Kwok Ho Lun Union WaterTeleph.

boat Co.,

G. S. Ladd

Lam King San Miss

Miss H. Ezra

B. A.C. Gill Buildings; 28021Ltd—2, Queen’s

Lam Man Chi Mrs. M. O. Lee Dodwell & Co., Ld., general managers-

LeeShin

Lo Hau Wai

Shing Miss A. da Roza U.S. Public Health Service (American

Mrs. M. T. Quarantine Service)—-2,

Lo

Lo Tet Tai Chung

Yau W. J. liesWilliams Central; Teleph. 27741 Queen’s Road

Branch Managers E. M. Gordon, surgeon in charge

H. G. Simms (London) United Automobile Co.—313, Hennes-

G.

W. R.G. Mansfield

Franklin (Shanghai) sy Road; Teleph. 31303

R. H. WhittaU (Singapore)

(Calcutta) United Manufacturing Co.—74, Des-

C.H. D. Wales, acting

G. Gardner (Kobe) Voeux Road G. ; Teleph. 20639

R.E. A.L. Brodie,

D. Wodehouse (Tokyo)

(Tientsin)

acting (Canton) United Mercantile Co.—King’s Thea-

R.S. Mason,

W. Paulden

acting (Peiping) tre Building; Teleph. 31320

(Sourabaya)

J.E. G.R. Thomas

Slater, acting (Bombay) United Photoplay Service, Ltd.—12

(Manila) Des Voeux Road G. ; Teleph. 24503 r

 HONGKONG A6£5-

S PHir fr 1*f It & Vfli S £ £ g

United Publicity andPublicity

Advertising Vannini & Co., Terrazzo Terrazzo

Ltd., Commercial and Cq.,

Ad- Tiles,, Italian Marble for Monumental

vertising Agents in Hongkong and China and Architectural Work, etc —Factory

—II, Queen’s Road Central; Teleph. & Office: I. L. 1393, Shaukiwan, Road;

28387; Cable Ad: Upaco

Cheng Tsi-man, manager

Staff—Li Yan-ma, i'eleph. 26831; P.O. Box 133; Cable,Ad:

Li Chi Pok, ShumLawWah,Shiu-hung, Vaunini; Codes: AcmYV ‘Behfle^’s and

Yu Pong Private

Hoi, Ng Kum Chuen, Chan

Tong, Miss Y. S. Chan and Miss Kara A. Vannini, proprietor and manager

H. SJ Chan Wm. K.Yiing

Chung S. Mok,Ping,’

secretary

store-keeper

United Services: Recreation Club— Agents for

(^Ye. Clubs) Nord Carrara Marmi e»Pietre7D'Itala...

—Italian

Conti Marbles for,Tiles

Luigi.—Machinery

United States Treasury Dept—Hong-

kong Stock Exchange Building;

Teleph. 33240

Universal Drug Stqre, All kinds of WHITE HORSE

Foreign and Chinese Patent Medicines, WHISKY

—171,

22771 Johnston Road, Wanchai; Teleph.

Chan Heung Chuen, manager Renowned for its tine Liqueur Quality

Universal Pictures Corporation, i of Teleph. 30311

China—Local Office: (4th floor), King’s

Theatre 33288;

Teleph. Building, Queen’s

Cable Road Central: Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Ad: Unfilmain

Sole Agents.

Universal Radio Co. - 28, Des Voeux

Road C.; Teleph. 2858.1 Vasunia Co., J. P., Import and Export

Universal Trading Co,, The, Polishing Wyndham Merchants and Commission

Street; Agents—38,

Wax Manufacturers and Commission Box 406; Cable

Agents—Room 12 (4th floor), China Ad: Teleph'

Vasunia. 21077; P.O.

Building; Principals—L. li, Kavarana, R. P.

Unitarian Teleph. 26746; Cable Ad: , Vasunia, F. P. Yasunia,

aful H. P. Vasunia

P.P. Vas.unia,

University of Hongtcong—(Nee under Managers—N. D. Gotla and M. N.

Educational) ■ Mehta

K. H.,£hroffi senior agst.

Upjohn Oompany,,U'.S.A., The, Makers

of Fine Pharmaceuticals — China Victor Trading Co.'—Pedder Building;

Bldg.; Tcleph. 33500; Cable Ad: Teleph. 27854

Friable

Pooton Shee, manager

Usui, Dr. Y„ Dental Surgeon—25, Des- Victoria Art Co.—Exc{lliang.e Bldg,;

Voeux Road Central, first floor; Teleph. Telfeph. 31061

26584

Utoomall and Assudamal Co., Silk and Victoria Diocesan and- Missionary

Curio Exporters Flash Light Torches, Association—(Nec .Associations)

Batteries,

Wyndham Canvas Shoes,

St.; Ad:Teleph. etc. —

21614; Codes:23,

P. O. Victoria Female Home and Orphanage

Box 355: Cable Premmark;

A.B.C. 6 th edn., Bentley’s, Acme, —(Nee under Churches and Missions)

Universal Trademanager

P. Vaswany, and Oriental 3-letter Victoria Hospital—(Nee Hospitals)

A33

A686 HONGKONG

m m m % ® 0 ^ #

Victoria Printing Press, Printers, “Wah Tsz Yat Po” (Chinese

Newspaper;—Business Morning

Dept.: 5, Welling-

Publishers,

Kubber Bookbinders,

Stamp Stationers

Makers—National and

Bank ton Street; Teleph. 20227. Editorial

Building, 8i, Des Voeux Road Central, 30249; Dept.:P.O.10, Box

Wellington

100; CableStreet; Teleph.

Ad: Wahtszpo

1st Leighton

51, floor; Teleph.

Hill 26514;

Road; Workshop: 41-

Teleph. 30723 Chan Chi Lan, managing director

Cable Lo Tang Chi Pui and Chan Yin,

Wai Mang, Pun Hung

A. H.Ad:Roberts,

Robvicproprietor Yee

Y.Yuen, editorssecretary

C. Leung,

Victoria Recreation Club — {See Lam Ching Un, advertising manager

Clubs)

IB B

Vit-Alexin (China) Ltd. — Union Wai Kee, Tent, Flag and Sailmakers,

Building (5th floor); Teleph. 28587; General Contractors—129, Des Voeux

Cable Ad: Vitalexin. Shanghai Branch: Road Central (top floor); Teleph.

Glen Line Building, Room 5Q1, 2, Peking 21833

Road; Teleph. 11710

Directors—E. M. Raymonn, E. M.

Ellis, A. J. Edgar and Carl Bunje Wai andLoong,

GeneralShip and Family Compradore

Storekeeper—72, DesVce.ux

D.W.Ellis,

C. Wong and actg. secty.

manager Road Cent; Teleph. 22119

Agency Wai On Tseung, Ltd., Exporters, Im-

Vit-Alexin Laboratories Ltd., Pons- porters Connaught andRoad

Commission

C.; Teleph.Agents — 24,

20711; Cable

bourne Manor, Hertford, Eng. Ad: Waionseung

Victoria Tobacco Co.—China Bldg.; Wallem ship

& Co., Shipowners and Steam-

Agents, Coal Contractors and

Teleph. 28873 General Merchants—Prince’s Building;

Volunteer Defence Corps (see Military) Teleph. A.B.C.

21876;

5th

Cable Ad: Wallem;Codes:

edn., Scotts 10th edn.,

Bentley’s, Boe, Penta and Private

Wah Hing & Co;—-148, Queen’s Road C.; H. J. Wallem

Bernt (Bergen, Norway)

Rein (Shanghai)

Teleph. 26267 R. Johannessen, manager

K. Knudsen | Ho Shiu-que

Wah Kee—Gloucester Buildinar; Teleph. Agencies

27660 Wallem & Co. A/S., Bergen, Norway

International Composition & Farve

m u m m fabiik A/S., Bergen

“Wah Kiu Yat Po,” published by Over- Wan, h.Dr. C. H.,d.p.h.

f.r.c.s., m.b., ch.b., China

d.t.m.

seas

DailyChinese Daily(Mor

Ne wspaper News, Ltd.: Chinese &Building

n ing)—Publishing

(Edin.), (Camb.)—The

(2nd floor); Telephs. 20069

Offices: 1 and 2, Yuen On Lane and 24732

Editorial and Business Dept.: 106-110

Hollywood Road; Telephs. 21864, n & n m n ft m

23767 and 28984; Cable Ad: Oer- Wanchai Auto Accessories Co.—250-

seanews; Code: Bentley’s 254, Hennessey Road, Wanchai; Teleph.

Shum Wai Yau, managing director 21795

and publisher Tso Chung, manager

Wu Wai-man, editor

Wanchai School—{See Government)

Wah

pliersMeiandElectric Co., Electric

Contractors—135, Sup-

Des Voeux

Road Central: Teleph. 23792: Cable Wang Bros. & Co., Typewriter Merchants

and Radio Ad: Wameieleco, All and Street;General

Teleph.Importers—10,

23580; P.O. Box589 Pottipgpr

Cable

Standard Codes used Ad: Wangbrot

 HONGKONG A687

Wang King, Jewellers, Gold and Silver Weill & Co., Ltd., Sharebrokers—Hong-

kong Stock Exchange Building; Telepn.

Ware Manufacturers and Jade Stone 23164

Dealers—10, Queen’s Itoad Central;

Teleph. 22085; Cable Ad: Jadestone.

Canton Branch:

Teleph. 11782 2, Sai Hing Street; "Welted Manufacturing Co. — 24,

Fleming Road; Teleph. 28457

Wang Keeand

pradores & Stevedores—36,

Co., Shipchandlers, Com- Wesleyan Mission iSchools—{See un-

Connaught

Road Central; Teleph. 26611-3; Cable der Educational)

Ad: Wangkee West River Transportation & Trading

Warner Bros. First National Pic= Co.—43, Queen’s Road C.; Teleph. 25814

tures (China) Inc.—King’s Theatre Western Electric Co. of Asia—3,

Bldg.; Teleph. 31940 Wyndham Street; Tcleph. 20611

H ^ War Lun Western Trading Co.—Alexandra

Warren & Co., Ltd., C. E., Sanitary Bldg.; Teleph. 34002

and Heating Engineers, Tile, Granite

Terrazzo

mentalists and

— Marble

China Merchants,

Building Monu-

(facing

I Queen’s Theatre); Teleph. 20269; Cable OTARDS V.S.O.P.

Ad: Warren; Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn. and

Bentley’s BRANDY

L. B. Warren, managing director A Fine Old Liqueur Brandy

J. G. d’Aquino | R. M. Xavier

\ Wassiamull Teleph. 30311

chants—46, AssomullQueen’s «feRoad Co., Silk Mer-

Central;

P.O.

Worthy Box 5.33; Teleph. 24529; Cable Ad: Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

I T. P.Harumal,

Lachiram,manager

accountant Sole Agents.

B. K. Kirpalani, salesman Westinghouse Electric International

I|> Watanmal Co., Manufacturers of Electrical Ap-

Specialists, Boolchand, i Silk Goods

Curios and General Goods paratus and Machinery—Head

30, Rockefeller Plaza, New YorkOffice:

City,

[I: Exporters — 18-20, On Lan.

Teleph. 23259; P.O. Box 644; Cable Ad: U.S.A.Street;

I; Watanmal Reiss, Massey & Co., Ltd., 7, Queen’s

Road Cent.; Teleph. 28009, Hong-

H * is E $ kong, distributors fpr ' Hongkong

y Wat sun sz tai yeuk fong and South China

Watson «St Co., Limited, ,

Dispensing and General Chemists, Wine Weston, Capt. Walter C., - m.m.o.c.,

and Spirit Merchants, Cigar, Cigarette Agents, London. (Late Surveybr Marine andto General

Lloyd’s

and Tobacco Importers and Aerated Surveyor,Yokohama), Sworn Weigher & Measurer,

Water Manufacturers—Head

Alexandra Buildings ; Teleph. 20469; Compass Office: Adjuster & Oil Gauger—China

P.O. Box 105; Cable Ad: Dispensary Building, 1 st floor, Queen’s Road Central;

1 John D. Humphreys ik Son, gen. mgrs. Teleph. 31300

J. W.

A. Tarrant,

Paterson secretary

| C. N. S. Burns Wha Wei Trading Co.—6, Queen’s

G.A. Lawrence | A.Thomas J. Coales Rd. C.; Teleph. 28646

L.W. Guy Lock

H. F. Sullivan

J. Shenton W. Whampoa Sam & Co. (Established 1850),

H. G. Mancell MissCunningham

P. Wong K. Grose Bum Boats,Commission

Pilot, Motor Boats,Contrac-

Ships’

W. F. Simpson Miss M. Bryson Laundry, Agents,

tors and General Merchants—Head

Office: 60,

■ Way & Hall—20, Queen’s Road C.: 23150; Cable Ad: WTiampoasam; Codes: Gloucester Road; Teleph.

Teleph. 21078 Bentley’s and Private

 A688 HONGKONG

Wheen & Sons, Ltd., Edward, Morgan

Woollen Merchants and General Im- Newton, Crucible ChambersCov,kLd.Co.jCrucibles

Ld. Izal

porters—5,

Teleph. 20742 Queen’s Road Central & Gregory,■' Ld. Architects and

Disinfectants

Norton

A. F. Wheen, director- Engineers Papers, Cloths and j

L.R. R.W. Wheen,

Lee-Jones,do.manager L. Equipment

Orlik. Pipes k Smokers Requisites j

F. C. Laurel Fred. Sage Shop

Exterior & Co.,Fittings

Ld. Interior arid

J. Nolasco Solignum, Ld. Solignum and Norusto j

Fung Un, Compradore Steel

Jgents J Plates,Co.etc.of Scotland, Ld. Ship’s 1

“Tower” Brand .Lager Beer G. M. Taccone. Marble

Wiggins Teape k Alex Pirie (Export).

Ld. Paper ; , -

White Star Co., Importers and Exporters Union Assce. Society, Ld. Firelnsce

—25, Des Vceux Road Central; Teleph. Representing ■

23536; Cable Ad:. Starlike F. H. Ayres, Ld., London. Sporting :

Goods

■White-Chao Co,, Inc.—China Bldg.; Harold F. Ritchie & Co., 1nc, Eno’s j

Teleph. 27.962 Fruit Salt, Robertson’s Marmalade !

HI Wei Lo f# ± )li ®f £ E if

WhiteawAY , Laideaw &!Co; LtI>. , Drapers, (m $ m m

: Milliners, Outfitters—20, Des Voeux Rd .

| Cent.; Teleph. 20092; Cable Ad: Warfield. Wilkinson shan Wai hin leap Ki lai sz Lut sze

& Grist, Solicitors,

G. managers

Forder and J. V. Panizzi, joint and Notaries Public-i-2, Queen’sProctors

Road II

Central; Teleph. 27731; Cable

Wilgrist;Codes: A.B.C.4th and 5th edns., Ad: |lJj

Wic Icing Agents: Mark by, Stewart & Wadesons, ||Jj

Bentley’s k Western Union. London

5, Bishopsgate, E.C. 2

Wicking & Co., Ltd. Harry,Merchants Denis H. Blake, solicitor and notary public^

and Commission Agents—Prince’s

ings; Teleph. 30241; Cable Ad: Wicking Build- J. T. Prior, t/l.b. do.

J.H. Owen Hughes, director G.C. E.S. Hugh-Jones, do.

Owen Hughes, do.

A. K. Mackenzie', signs per pro. H. C. L.Lee,Grist, solicitor: do.

G. A. Burn I D. Hassan

S.R. Pinna | Miss A. OWen Hughes T.G.Wai

P.S. K.Ford,

Kemble, - do.

PpHoCheririg,

do

Chan Heung Pak:, ,

Nazarin | Miss N. Z. Nazarin and Kit Shari, interpreters

Agents for

W. J. Bush & Co., Ld. Essences

Baxter Bros. & Co., Ld., Dundee. jg -g Kut sing

Canvas Wilkinson, Heywood & Clark, Var-

S.Ed.A.kBourjois-Paris. Perfumery nish, Paint and Colour Manufacturers

StoutJohn Burke, Ld., Liverpool. ■^Queen’s H. W. Maxted Building;(Shanghai),

Teleph.'28024manage!

: Guiseppe

Hat Hoods Cambiaghi. Felt Hats and in the Far East

Carron Co. of Scotland. Cast Iron A. H.G. O.Howe, Hongkong

Bramble manager

Pipes, Baths, Stoves, Grates, etc. Agents—Dodwell

Darragh,

Matting Smail

and Ropes k. Co. Coir Mats,

Thomas Hubbuck & Son, Ld. Paints William Motors Company—199, John

H.and it R.Varnishes

Johnson, Ld. Tiles ston Road, Wanchai; Teleph. 24307;

Cable Ad : Wilmo

JohnInks,KiddRollerife Co., Ld. Lithographic

Composition, etc. H. T. Wong, general manager

 HONGKONG A689'

Williamson 8t Co., Ship Agents, Coal Wing’ Fat & Co., General Printers. Book-

binders, Account Book Manufacturers

Importers & Contractors, General Mer- and Stationers, Engravers • Des

and; Vceux

India

chants—P. & O. Building (5th. floor);

Teleph. 23755 (Office); Cable; Ad: Rubber

Williamson

Stamp Makers—47,

Road, Central; Teleph. 23253; Cable Ad:

S. T.T. Ramsay

Williamson I W. G. Ham Bookfeaf

A.R. Darling

H. Stedmah | J.H.E.F. Ng:

Jason Wing Fat ..Printing Co., Ltd., The

I: Printers,

General Manager^ 149, WingBookbinders

Lok Street;andTeleph.

Stationers—

22257;

Wing Hong Co., Ld. Cable Ad : Witchery.

Whitfield:Teieph.21910. Factory

Branch : 22a,

Offices:

Shun Hong Steamship Co., Ld. 74, Upper .Hokkien Street, Singapore;

Ling Nam Steamship Co/j Ld. 22, Tai Chlihg Road, Wuchbw

Kin

Foo HongHong S.S.

S.S. Co.,

Co., Ld.

Ld.

Wing Ning S.S. Co., Ld. Wing Hing Hong—46, BonhEtm Strand

Coal Storage. W. Teleph. 24574

Chingkee-'-^Goddwns, Water ^-Street,

;i Vaumati MONTSERRAT LIME JUICE

Wilson Construction Co.—6, Queen’s Rd. plus

| C.; Teleph. 21002 d SILVER SLIPPER GIN

Wilson & Co., A.C. — China Building; equals

Telfeph. 21116 The Perfect Gimlet

Teleph. 30311

.'Windsor Brothers (Established in 1902), Jardine, Matheson & Co,, Ltd.

Gem and Diamond- Merchants — 56,

Nathan Road Sole Agents.

C.G. HiM. Windsor, proprietor

W. S.Arthur,

Martinmanager Wing Hosiery Mills, The — 69, Shan

T. K. Cbulsan C. A Charles Tung. Street; Teleph. 56495

Agents:

“Lanka Brand”, choicest; and iiure Wing Leei Wai,

Distillers —• 124,.Chinese

WingTineLokand Street;

Spirit

Ceylon Tea. Quality No. 1 Teleph. 21094; Cable Ad: WingleCwai

Windsor

Jewellers,&, CoL

Gem J.and.A., Diamond

Manufacturing

Mer- ji Wing Mow,-

1 Dealer; and Exporter in

chants, and High Class Electroplaters, Chinese Tea^lSl, Qtieeh’s Road West;

Watchmakers and Engravers—9, Han- Teleph. 23042

kow Road, Kowloon Wing On &. Co,:-h\59?,,Qonnaiight Road

J. A. Windsor, proprietor ! C.; Teleph. '24666 ’

M.Assistants—L.

W. Douglas-, manager

G. H, Dehister de

Silva, T. H. -Piyadasa and G. H. a it ® # * *

Samiel

M. B. Pgdiris Harney (work shop) Wing Store,

On Co., Ltd., The, Departmental

Universal—207Providers, Importers

U. A. Baban Stoiey $$ do. ) and Exporters to '225, Des Vceux

Road

ConnaughtCentral

Road and 104

Central; • toTe-lephs.

144,

■m JSi yK . 26671-5 ( With Sub-Exchanges ; 'to all

Wing CoffeeGrocers,

and Retail. Company,Coffee "Wholesale

Roasters, .22898Depts.): 22264 (Secretary’s Office),

Importers and Exporters — 119, Des & (Provisions

Spirits Dept.)„i(Wing

Dept.), 21518 22994 On (Wines

Go-

Vceux Road; Teleph. 25869; Cable Ad: down; P.O. Box 1508;

Wing Coffee;' Head Office: Honolulu. Codes: Bentley’s, A.B.0.5th edn.,Chinese Cable Ad: Wingon;

Branch: San Francisco

Lee Lai, manager and Private. Branches: Shanghai, Syd-

- ney (Australia),; and London-, E, C.,2

A690 HONGKONG

Board of Directors—James Gock Lock Superintendants — Gock Hin Man;

(Managing

Hin, Gock Hin Man, Shun Gon

Director), Gock Gee Kwok Chan Fong

Hing, Lee Gunn, Lambert Gockchin, General Managers — The Wing On

Lau Kung Sam, Lam Butt Nam, Co.HoLtd.

Chow,Timmanager

Gock Yuen Fai, F. T. Young, Kwok Tai, cashier

Wilkie Lum, 0’Young

Kwok Chiu, Choi Wing Hang andPun, Lee Accountant—Chiu Fook Pui

Lau Gockchin,

Tin Yarn chief manager Sub-accountant—Au Charm

Philip Premium Dept.—Chui

Secretary—K. Y. Whang Cheuk Sang

D. Jackman, sub-manager Clerks—Hoh Siu Haap and M.K. Pang

Ayeneies

Conklin’s Pens and Pencils Wing On Tai, Merchants, Agents—130,.

Importers,

Elbschloss Beer (German) Exporters and Commision

Proprietors Des Voeux Road West; Teleph. 23464

The Wing On Fire and Marine Insce.

Co., Ld. (Head Office: Hongkong) 10 & ® *

TheCo.,Wing

Ld., On Textile Manufacturing

Yangtszpoo, Shanghai

The Wing On Life Assurance Co., Ld. Wing Sang Co., Ltd., Importers.

Exporters and General Merchants—

The(Head

The WingOffice: Hongkong)

Great OnEastern

Bank, Hotel,'Canton,

Ld. 3, Wing Wo Street; Teleph. 22227; P.O.

Box 1539. Branch Office at Sydney,

Hongkong and Shanghai Australa

Tiie Wei San Knitting Factory, Cause- Wing Sing Lee—91, Bonham Strand

way Bay, Hongkong E.; Teleph. 28816

Wing On Fike and Marine Insurance Manufacturer Wing Wo Sang, ofPacking

PackingSpecialist and

Boxes —19

Co., Ltd., The—223, Des Voeux Road Lee Yuen Street West; Teleph. 22189 r

Central; Teleph. 22017; Cable Ad :

“Woass,” Hongkong

Board of Directors—James Gock Lock Wing YeeAgents

Fung,Dealers

Merchants and Com-

(managing director and chairman ), mission, in Beche-de-mer,

Sandalwood, etc.—55, Connaught Road

P.Chong,

Gockchin, D. Jackman, Lee Yuen

Wong Kwok Pun, Shun Gee Central; Teleph. 25033

Hing,

L. S. GockKwok,GonWilkie

Hin, Lum,

Lee Gunn,

Gock

Yuen Fai, Wm. YToung, Gock Hin Wing Yick & Co., Building Contractors;

—23, Gage Street; Teleph. 22269

Man,

Young Poon Pok Y uek and F. T.

Lum Butt Nam, manager Wingly & Co., Agents

Commission Inportersandand Coal

Exporters

Con-

L. Swang

P. Kwok, sub.-mgr.

OWoung, treasurer Teleph. 25960; Cable Ad: WinglyCentral;.

tractors—26a, Des Voeux Road com

M. T. Tang, managing director

M . C. Tang, manager

The Wing On Life Assurance Co.,

Ltd. — 26, Des Voeux Road Central;

Teleph. 23307; Cable Ad: Wingon, Wo Fat & &Co., Ship-chandlers, It *0

Metal

Hongkong Merchants and General Storekeepers—

Board of Directors—James Gock

(Managing Director), P. Gockchin, Lock 34-36, Des Voeux Road C.; Teleph. 20661

Lee Gunn,LooMok KonWan,

Sang,Gock

D. Wo Hop, Importers, —

Jackman, Chung Dealers in Leathers,Lascar Exporters

HidesRow and

andLower;

Shoes

Gon Hin,

Shun Lee Y'O’Young

Gee Hing, uen Chong,

Pun, accessories—12-14,

KwokLumLum Teleph. 24617; Cable Ad: Inkhorn; Codes

Fai, ButtShong,

Nam, LauGockKungYuen

Sam Bentley’s,

Private

Tanner’s Council Edition and i

and Kwok Tit Chiu

 HONGKONG Am\

Wo Hop Land Investment Co.—33, * m

Queen’s Road C.; Teleph. 25194 Woo Brothers, Importers and Exporters,

Wo Hop Shipping Co.—90, Queen’s ing, Kerosene Merchants—Kai

6, Queen’s Road Cent.;.Teleph.Ming Build-

26211;

Road W.; Teleph. 27397 P.O. Box 1030; Cable Ad: Wallflower

vi & k m m m

WoBuilding

Shing(5th Co.,

tioor); Ltd!.,

Teleph.The—China

20218; Cable Woo &mNash, w si m & n 11 m

Ad:Hon.

Kotewall Solicitors^ Proctors, Con-

Dr. R. H.director veyancers,

Kotewall, c.m.g., ll.d., Agents Patentof and

— Bank ChinaTradeBuilding,

Mark

managing 4, Queen’s Road Central; Telephs.

Agents for: — 23409 and 28959;. Cable Ad: Gladness;

Columbia Graphophone Co., Ld., Lon- Codes: A.B C. 5th edn., Western Union

don, England and Bentley s phrase

Wolfe H.F. E.K. Nash

Woo, ll.b. (Lond.)

Teleph.Bros.

52989& Co.—Prince’s Building;

Wong,

Office:Dr.466,B. Nathan

C., m.b.,Road,b.s., Yaumati;

l.m.s.,— MAISCHANTS GOLD

Residence: 325, Prince Edward Road, LABEL WHiSEiY

Kowloon; Telephs. (Office) 57224 (Re-

sidence) 56165 Not a bite in the whole bottle

Wong, Dr. R.andJ., Lecturer

Practitioner m.b., ch.m., Medical

in Anatomy,

Hongkong University—63-65, Des Vceux Teleph. 30311

Road Cent.; Telephs. 23579 (Office) and Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

20483 (Residence)

Wong, S. L., s.c.a., Architect, Surve- Sole Agents.

yor and Engineer—Pedder Bldg.

■ Wong, Dr. T. C., m.b., b.s.—King’s Theatre it m m w

Building, Teleph. 26504. Residence: 1, Woo, Dr. Arthur, m.b., b.s. (London),

Ning Yang Terrace; Teleph. 23628 m.r.c.8. (Eng.), l.r.c.p. (London),

Wong Specialist Gynaecologist,

BuildingGeneral Pract-

Street.Siu Ngok, Dr.—Office:

Residence: 137, Caine4, D’Aguilar

Road; itioner-China

Teleph. 24151

(4th floor);

Telephs. 22806 (Office) and 22605 (Res.) Dr.m.r.c.s.

T. C.(Eng.),

Yip, x.R.c.P.

m.b., b.s.(London)

(London),

Wong Siu Woon,

Exporter, General

Boot and Importer and

Shoe Manufacturer, Dr.eyeK. specialist

Y. Lai, m.b., fe.s. (Hongkong)

Coal Merchant, Hennessy

ernment—271. ContractorRoad;to H.M.Teleph.

Gov- Dr. M. W. Shi, m.b., b.s. (Hongkong)

21474; Cable Ad: Compass Dr.(Hongkong)

C. F. X. da Roza, m.b., b.s.

Agency

Graham Motor Cars & Trucks of

U.S.A. Woo, Dr. T.Practitioner—16,

P., m.b., ch.b. (Kdin.),

Wong T. .C.. Architect—4, Queen’s Medical Queen’sGeneral

Road

Road C.; Te!eph.23563 Cent.; Telephs. 20963 and 20160

(Residence)

' I Wong TongOwner,

Sawmill Kee, Timber Merchant

Importers, and

Exporters

and Commission Agents—Head Office: # m TKo lee

,1 32, Canton Road, Kowloon. Sawmill: Woolley, Read & Co., YTarn Merchants

To Kwa Wan, Kowloon. Telephs. 57138 and Importers — Pedder Building (8th

),! (Office), floor); Teleph. 24298; P.O. Box 487; Cable

Timberyard57342 (Sawmill) Cable Ad: Ad: Yarnsco

A692 HONGKONG

n ^ it # ^ m F. A. Xavier

Would . Auxiliary Insuraxce .Cor* Fred. A. Xavier j J. Xavier

po'ration—Pedder Building; Teleph. Xavier, M. A., b.sc., Architect and Civil

21174; Cable Ad: Norama Engineer — 8, Des Yoeux Road C.;

A. L. Sullivan, manager Teleph. 23216; Cable Ad: Ticia. Re-

Phoon Hyim, Chinese manager sidence: “Waterford,” 16, Macdonnell

Staff—F. A. Yim, T. S. Wong, Road; Leleph. 22722,

Paul Ynn, and Y. S. Ng Yacht Club—(See Clubs)

World Drug Co., The, Wholesale and Yamasaki, T., Dentist—Gloucester Buil-

lietail Medicines, Drug's, Toilet Re- ding, 3rd. floor; ’leleph. 21362

quisites and Druggists’ Sundries, etc. —

Hongkong Office: 160, Des Voeux Road Y.M.C.A., Chinese and European—

■CNathan

.; Teleph:Road;22584;Teleph.

Kewloon 56994;Office:

Canton 370, (See Associations)

Branch: 56,.Tai Ping Nam Road; Cable

Ad: Worldtug Yan Fat & Co.—26, Connaught Road

C. H. Ko, general manage!* | C.; Teleph. 23623

World Motor Supply Co., Importers

Motor ' AoetessO'ries, Tools, etc.— 312,' Yangtsze of Iksurance , AssotiiATroN, Ltd.,

Hennnssx,lil,pad; Teleph. 24258. FireAgents:

and Marine

ChinaInsurance

Enderwriters, Ld.,—

4A, Des Yoeux Road Central

a ® * f a.p *

World Pencil Co., Ltd., The — Castle; Yat Loong Sugar-Candy Factory, Sugar-

Peak Read; .Teleph. .58766; Cable Ad: Candy Manufacturers^Confectioners and

IS Shanghai

Chinalead.• Branches: Canton . and!| kok. Dealers in Raw Sugar: Factory at Mong-

Hongkong Store—125, Des Va-ux

Road Cent.; Teleph. 22990

I^orld Silk S.tor,ev THE,..^ilks, Hosiery,; J. L. Xavier

Ladies’ outfitters, gentlemen’s shirts,'

pj'j'atnas,'" dressing gowns—70,' Queen’s ’ Yaumati SeHOOL^-JNee Government)

Road

Meiwa' Centra^-Teleph. 28966; Cable Ad:

Jj.au 'M* i n g,, manager.. ^ ^ £P {E SI E 0 Yan sze hoov.

LaJ Chung, ,a^st; mgr. V ‘ Ye OldE Printerie, Ltd., Printers, Book-

j (Basement),■Queen’s

binders and Stationers—China Road Cent.;Building

Teleph.

$% ■ & & m ffi

World., Theatre Jqont,rolled by Hong- 23797; Bentley’s Gable

. Ad: Printefie;. Code:

kong Qentral;

Aniusemenfs,Teleph. Ltd;)—Des , Vceux82

Road 21337; P.O. Box ; uG.V. 1Charles

C.B. Labrum,

Labrum, managinganddirector

director

Fletcher, secretary

works mgr..

World Toskccu Co.' — Ho Tung Bldg.; E. M.

A.NgdeLuen Alarakia,

SbusaKwong, overseer

Remedios,

Teleph. 27904 clerkbookkeeper

Wright & Co., Share and General

—Chung Tin Building; Teleph 23519; Yee, Brokers ;

Dr. K. 0.{ Dental Practitioner—

Cable Alexandra Building; Teleph. 21934

J. F.Ad:Wright

Altarpiece '

YeeIron,FaT'Co.,

W. G. Pirie Brass Ship

and Chandlers, Sail Makers,

Steel' Merchants—129,

Des Vceux Road Cent.; Teleph. 20705

to & ® w it m*

Fit, Toong ijw han Icung- se 18 te

Xavier Bros., Ltd.,. General Exporters Yee King, Coal Merchants, Stevedores,

‘—8, Des Yoeux poad C.; Teleph. ' 2 3216; Suppliers

P.O. Box 527;'Cable Ad: Ticia; Codes: — 27, Des Voeux Road Cent. of Sand and Stone Ballast

All Standard Codes used ° Teleph. 21438 (2nd floor);

 HONGKONG

Yee On, Iron and Steel Merchants—19, Yien Yieh Commercial Bane:—(See

Hillier Street; Telephs. 21318 (Store) and Banks)

57304 (Godown)

I Lau Cho-Hang,

Staff—Au Wing manager

Yan, Chung Siu-fong, Yjng Ming Studio, Art Photographers*—

Lau Ki and Leung Hoivchun 50-52, Queen’s Road Cent. (2nd floor);

Teleph. 22797

Yee Sang Fat—King’s Theatre Building;

Teleph. 21355 Ying Tak Kee—44,- Pottinger Street;

Yee Sang Tax & Company, Furniture Teleph. 22604

Manufacturers and Interior Decorators

—Head Office: 353 357, Hermessy Hoad, Ying Wa College—(Yee Educational)

Wanchai. Works: 323, 360, Hennessy

Hoad; Teleph. 27895

Yeung, S. ,C., Dentist — King’s Theatre SILVER SLIPPER ®!!N

Building, Queen’s Hoad Central; Teleph.

22983 Gives the requisite “Kick” to a Cocktail

n & m m Tefeph. 30311

Yeung Fat & Company, General

Building Contractors. Authorised Con- Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

i' Hongkong.

tractors tcDPublic WorksContractors

Triennial Department,to

War Department, Hongkong. — Head Sole Agents.

1 Office: Kayamally Buildings, 20-22,

II Queen’s Road Central; Kowloon

Whitfield Barracks, Austin Road; Te- Office:

I lephs. 23989 and 59052 ft m m n

1 W. H. Yeung, managing partner

P. K.K.So,Yeung,

W. assist, manager

do. Yiu Fatt & Co., Import and Export Mer-

W. S. Yeung, chief office assist. chants

Building,and3rdCommission Agents—China

floor; Teleph. 32126; P.O.

Clerks—Lau Yung Ning, Lau Chi Box

Nam, Tso Kin, Wong Tsz Chiu, Code: Bentley’s 753; Cable Ad: Chaste, Hongkong;

Siu Wai Ngok, Ip Chun Sang and S. C. Cheung, manager

Ngai Man Suen Miss

Foremen

Cheung—Lam, SetoWoo

Yat,Cheuk,

Lam Hong,

Wong ChanConnie Chiu,asst.

Man Him, secretary

mgr.

Chak Wah, Hu Po Hon, Cheung A. K. Chan, clerk

Sheung, Tam Pang, Ip Yun Chi

and Wong To

I Assist.

KwongForemen — Cheung

King, Wong . Kain, Yokohama Specie Bank (See Banks)

Kwok, Leung

Woo, Tam Wing, So Ping Yeung,

Wong Shu, Yeung Cheung, Yreung Young & Co.—China Building; Te-

Yee and Chan Ping Kai leph. 27639

i Yeung Suing Insurance Co., Ltd., Fire

j1|; Insurance

Voeux RoadandC.; Investments—195,

Teleph. 21233 Des Young & frCo., C.#P., Import S S

and Repres-

Export

Yeung: Yau & Co., Share and General entatives Merchants and Manufacturers’

Brokers — Bank of Canton — 233, Queen’s Road Central;

. j (5th floor); Telephs. 20001 andBuilding

24709; P.O. Box 676; Cable Ad: Zizel; Codes

Cable Ad: Zealous; Codes: Bentley’s Used: C. P.

Bentleys

Y r

oung,

and Private

chiefand

manager

| K Second Phrase. S. C. Yeung S. C. Wong,

Yeung Yau assistants

A694 HONGKONG

Youbs Truly Tobacco Store, Importers, I Yue Shing Printing Office (Established

Exporters,

Specialising Wholesalers and Retailers, 1884), Book Binders and Stationers—47,

king Tobacco,inPipes,

Cigars,Cigarette

Cigarettes, Smo- Queen’s

Plolders, Cable Ad:Road Central; Teleph, 21890;

Pristine

Tobacco Pouches, Smokers’ Requisites,

*fcc. ■ — 22, Des YWeux Road Central; Yuen

Teleph.

Chow 21856; Cable

Pak Tim, Ad: Pakproprietor

managing Tim West;OnTeleph.

S.S. Co.,27308

Ltd.—8, Queen’s Road

Chow Chick Kwong, manager Directors—Chau

Fong Kuk, Chan CheukTinFan,

ShanKwan

and

Chow Ping-un

Yit Chong Shing, Tea Merchants— 85, Hon. Mr. T. N. Chau, gen. manager

Queen’s Road Central; Teleph. 22122 S.S. “Kwong Tung” —Capt. A. H,

^ ^ ^ ^ Yuen Wo Store, The, Shipchandlers and

Yue Sang & Co., Engineers and Sail-Makers,

Contractors, Engineering and Building

Harbour Repairs. Also

Contractors — Entertainment

(5th. door), 34, Queen’s Road Building,

Central; Chinese Crew Agents—Offices: 36-38

Teleph. 26705; Cable Ad: Lavolta Tung Man St.; Teleph. 22329. Work-

A. Leong, manager shop

Teleph.and57731

Yard: Canton Road, Kowloon;

Leung

K. C. Leung,AVo.manager

Yuen proprietor

Yi’EN, Dr. WltlilAM, AM!., B.S., D.T.M. I

& h. (London), Radiologistr-^China

Buildings, Second Floor; Residence; w & ® m

36, Fort Street, North Point; Te- Zak, G., Importer of Sundry Fancy Goods

lephs. 30634 (Office), 20695 (Resid- & Furs — French Bank Building, 2nd

•ence) floor

 HONGKONG STOCK EXCHANGE

TAEIFF OF CHAEGES

To be charged to Buyer and Seller

Price

Under dealt at Brokerage.

Share. PriceAtdealt

Per$0.05 or overat ... Brokerage

Per$1.00

Share.

$7.50

At or$7.50over $200.00

300.00 ... 1.50

20.00 0.10

0.20 400.00

600.00 ... 2.00

3.00

35.00 0.25

0.35 800.00 ...

1,000.00 4.00

5.00

60.00

100.00 0.50 Over $1,000.00: $0.50complete

more $100.

for each

150.00 0.75

N.B.—This does not apply to non-local

from time to time as occasion may demand. stocks, brokerage for which will be adjusted

By Order of the Committee,

A. NISSIM, Secretary.

N.B.—The above came into force on 21st May, 1925, and cancels all previous Tariffs.

VALUE GF STAMPS ON SHARE GONTRACTS

$1.00

3.00 „„ for„„ amounts

stamp up„to 10,000

$1,000 $7.50

5.00 „„ „ 20,000 10.00 stamp

„ for„ amounts

„ overup to $50,000

$50,000

TARIFF OF CHAEGES ON STRAITS DOLLAR STOCKS

To be charged to Buyer and Seller

Price

Under$5dealt j Brokerage. Price

At ordealt

over at.

At or$5over $0.05 $0.50

0.75

1.00

2.00

7i ... 3.00

All the above are Straits currency.

By Order of the Committee,

A. NISSIM, Secretary.

N.B.—This List came into force on 10th December, 1925, and cancels all previous issues.

TARIFF OF CHARGES ON STERLING STOCKS

To be charged to Buyer and Seller

Price

Under5/-dealt ...at Brokerage. Priceor dealt

At100/-over at

At or5/-over lid. 1/-

20/- 200/- ..:... ...i'.v-

150/-

Over

1/6

60/- 200/- V70

By Order of the Committee,

A. NISSIM, Secretary.

N.B.—This List came into force on 14th April, 1926, and cancels all previous Tariffs.

 SCALES OE COMMISSIONS AND BROKERAGES

SHANGHAI GENERAL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

Adopted at the Annual General Meeting held 26th February, 1906'

COMMISSIONS

Purchasing,Tea, Ra"'Silk, Opium,do.and Cottonif...as return ... for....Goods... sold,,, 21 per cent.

Do.

Do. all do.

Do. Shipsotheran,dGoods and Produce... ...

'Re»l,Esj&ate

Guaranteeing

Inspecting Silk,Sales ororjother

feemittahces,

Tea,Shares, Goodswhen required .,.... ... i

andandProduce 2121

Do.

Do. Stocks, Debentures, other good Securities ...

Do. Tea,Ships

allRaw andGoods

other Real Estate...

and-Pandroduce : ...

.,i ...... _ ...... ... ... r: 2121

Selling

Do. indorsing,

Drawing,

Silk,"Opium,

Native Bank orders received

or negotiating

Cotton

Bills ofin: Exchange,

payment for Goods ...Bills ...secured 21

on approved

by

Remitting

Paying

Credits

and

or

thereceiving Docunients

ProceedsMoney of Bullion

in current of Exohangfe ' -...... ■

or Billsaccount ' ... . ■ . . 01

Do. Ships

Collecting InwardDisbursements

Freight ... ...

... ...same Freightj-ineluding 1 .... t . _...

...-' ...' >' -.i. ' Brokerage : ...

.i. - - C.. 1

Obtainingand/or

Entering FreightClearing

and collecting

...cbrit.. ..,Entetihg ... and/or ... Cleatitig

... .,.

Disbursements, etc., 21 per Tls. 50

On chartersandandpayment

sales effected .-... Insurance Claims ... ... ... per cent,

Settlement

On thesamount paid for of Marine;

Average C3aims ... ... > / ... ... 21 per cent.

On the amount

Prosecuting paid for Total

or Defending, Losses Claims, either at Law or by... Arbitration,

successfully. ... ...

on amount

Prosecuting claimed

or Defending, ... ..A

unsuccessfully, ...

on amountonclaimed 2121

Proving

Managing Claims,

Estates collecting

and and remitting

Collecting, Bepts.,. Diyidends,

... ... amount proved .

Transhipping and For^klding Jewellery and Bullion... 01

Landing

Selling hr IVahshibiifitg

cargo ex Ships put ^a^o

into port Damaged

Transhipping or Forwarding Tls. 2 per chest,

Goods withdrawn

Granting Letters qf re-shippedOpium

or Credit... ... : l ... ... ... ...half1commission

per cent.

;

Interest

The on cashrates

foregoing aimnebs* „. ' ... ... _

otherwise stated.to be exclusive of■ _Shroffage, 1 per mil., and Brokerage, when paid; unless

BROKERAGES

Brokerage

Do. on selling

Bills andProduce,

BullionMetals, ... and ’ i-. General Merchandize*. 01 per cent, from seller

Ship Brokerage for negotiating and completing Charters from ship

Do.' on Charters

Brokerage obtainingandFreight ...

sales effected

Do. Sales of. Coal ? '....... from seller

(( and

from seller

Do. Shares, Stock; Debentures, and other Public Securities 01 buyer

:

Brokerage to be paid only on Goods actually delivered.

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 LIST OP INDUSTRIES IN CHINA

INDEX

Aluminium Factories B 2 Match Factories B24

Bleaching and Dyeing Factories B 2 Oil Mills B25-26

Brass, Copper & Tin Factories B 2 Paint Factories B27

Bricks & Tiles Factories B 3 Paper Box Factories B27

Button Factories B 3 Paper Mills B28

Can Factories B 3 Pharmaceutical Factories B28

Canned Goods Factories B 4 Piper-Organ Factories B28

Chemical Factories B5 Power Plants B29-41

Cigar Factories.. B 5 Printing Houses B41

Coal Briquette Factories B 6 Printing Ink Factories B43

Comb Factories B 6 Rice Mills B43

Cosmetic Factories B 6 Shipbuilding B43

Cotton Mills B 7-10 Silk Filatures B44-47

Elastic Factories BlO Silk Weaving Mills B47-49

Electric Plants (See Power Plants) Soap and Candle Factories, ......B49-51

Electric Supplies Factories BlO Stationery Supplies Factories..B51

Enamelware Factories Bll Sugar Centrals (Philippine

Flour Mills Bll-13 Islands) B51-53

Foundries B13 Tanneries B53

Ginning Mills Bl3 Tea-firing Factories B51

Glass Factories B14 Ti-Weaving Factories B54-59-

Gourmet Powder Factories Bl5 Tin Mines (Malaya) B59-63

Hardware Factories Bl5 Tobacco Factories B63

Hat Factories Bl7 Toothbrush Factories ...B64

Ice Factories Bl7 Towel Factories B65

Laboratory Equipment Toy Factories B66

Factories Bl8 Vacuum Flask Factories B66

Lace Factories Bl8 Waterworks B66

Machine. Factories B18-23 Wire Nail Factories B67

Mahjongg Engraving Factories B23 Wool Factories B67

LIST OF IMPORTANT ENGINEERING

FIRMS IN THE FAR EAST B89

IB

 INDUSTRIES IN CHINA

ALUMINIUM FACTORIES Kuang Chung—Shanghai

Kiangsu Province Kuang Hua—Shanghai

Chin Hua—Shanghai Ta Hsing—Shanghai

Hua Chang—Shanghai Ta Hua—Shanghai

I Chang—Shanghai Ta Lu—Shanghai

I Tax—Shanghai Ta Tung—Shanghai

Pao Hsing--Shanghai Ta Yuan—'Shanghai

Yih Chang—Shanghai Lao Cheng Ho—Shanghai

BLEACHING AND DYEING Mei Feng—Shanghai

FACTORIES San Lu—Shanghai

Kiangsn Province Sen Tai—Shanghai

Chein Ta—Shanghai Ta Ho—Shanghai

Cheng Ho--Shanghai Tai Ho—Shanghai

Chi Ming—Shanghai Tung I—Shanghai

Chin Feng—Shanghai Tung Teh—Shanghai

Chin Hua—Shanghai Wan Sheng—Shanghai

China Dyeing Works—Shanghai

Wu Ho--Shanghai

Chiu I—Shanghai

Ying Chow—Shanghai

Chun Chang—Shanghai 1

Chung Hua—Shanghai Yu Chang—Shanghai

Feng Ho—Shanghai Yu Lhn Ting Chi—Shanghai

Ho Feng—Shanghai Yuan Sheng Hsieh Chi—Shanghai

Hsiang Yu—Shanghai Yung Yu—Shanghai

Hsieh Chi—Shanghai Yung Yuan—Shanghai

Hsieh Hsin Hsin Chi—Shanghai BRASS, COPPER & TIN

Using Mou—.Shanghai FACTORIES'

Hua Chang—Shanghai Kiangsu Province

Hung Chang—Shanghai Chang Yuan Li—Shanghai

Hung Hsin—Shanghai Chang Wan Sheng—Shanghai

Hung Yu—Shanghai Chien Tai Feng—Shanghai

-Ten Feng—Shanghai Feng Yung Chang—Shanghai

 INDUSTRIES IN CHINA

BRICKS & TILES—BUTTON-CAN FACTORIES B3

Hsi I Feng—Shanghai Kin Hua Ti I—Kiangning

Hsieh Ching Lung—Shanghai Kung Dah—Wusih

Hsu Shun Ta—Shanghai Li Nung—Wusih

I Hsing Jen—Shanghai Sin Dah—Shanghai

Ju I Hsiang—Shanghai Southeastern—Nanhui

Lo Chin Chang—Shanghai Tai Shan, No. 2—Shanghai

Lo Ta Chang—Shanghai Ying Li—Wusih

Lou Shuang Cheng—Shanghai BUTTON FACTORIES-

Lou Teh Tai—'Shanghai Kiangsu Province

Mao Shang—Shanghai Chung Kuo—Shanghai

Teh Chang—Shanghai Ching Sin—Shanghai

Tien Yuan—Shanghai Feng Chi—Chinkiang

Tung Chang—Shanghai Hsieh Lung—Shanghai

Wan Chu—Shanghai Hui Chun—Shanghai

Wan Feng—Shanghai Jih Hsin—Sungkiang

Wan Yu—Shanghai Lung Kuang—Sungkiang

Wong Lung Hsing—Shanghai Tien Fu—Shanghai

Wong Ta Yu—Shanghai Tsu Chiu—Shanghai

Yu Feng Jen—Shanghai Yung Jun—Chinkiang

Yung Chang—Shanghai

CAN FACTORIES

BRICKS & TILES FACTORIES Kiangsu Province

Kiangsu Province Chen Chu Hsing—Shanghai

Chen Su—Ktnjshan Chia Mei—Shanghai

Chih Chang—Wusih Chin Lung Mao—Shanghai

Chien Hua—Kuyung Chen Teh Hsing—Shanghai

Dah Chung—Nanhui Chu Chang—-Shanghai

Hsin Chien—Kungshan Chun Kang—Shanghai

Hua Dah Hsing. Chi—Shanghai Chung Yang—Shanghai

Hua Hsing—Kungshan Fu Hsing—Shanghai

Kin Cheng—Kiangning Han Chang—Shanghai

*1B

 INDUSTRIES IN CHINA

B-i CAN—CANNED GOODS FACTORIES

Ho H sin Chang—Shanghai Chung Hua Shieh Chi & Co—Hwa

An Terrace, North Chekiang Road,

Hsieh Chang—Shanghai Shanghai

Hsieh Lung—Shanghai Ho Tsi Biscuit & Canned Goods

Factory—22, Yu Tung Road, S’hai

Hsin Chang—Shanghai Hsin Hua Biscuit Co.—West of Old

Hua Cheng—Shanghai North Gate, Shanghai

I Chang—^Shanghai Hsin Teh Lung Yu Chi Biscuit

Factory—652, Chung Hsirig Road,

Chapei, Shanghai

I Chang . Shen Chi—Shanghai

Hua Foo Chen Chi Biscuit. Factory

Industrial and Trading ^Co., Ltd.— —Kung Shing Road, Chapei, S’hai

Shanghai

Jun Yu—Shanghai Hua Mei Shen Chi Candy Co.—4, Ju

I Li, Route Capitaine Rabier, S’hai

Li Cheng Hsing—Shanghai Hui Tai Bakery and Biscuit Factory

Sheng Teh Chant}—Shanghai —273, Pao Yuan Rd., Chapei, S'hai

Scientific Tin-Plate Printing Co.— Loh Hwa

Kwan Biscuit Factory—43, Sin

Li, Boulevard de “Montighy,

Shanghai Shanghai

Tai Hsing—Shanghai

Tung Chang—Shanghai Kwan Sun Yuan Canned Goods Co.,

Ltd.—Kiu Meng Road, Outside of

Tung I Ho—Shanghai West Gate,’ Shanghai

V ictor—Shanghai Lao Tse Yang Kwan Canned Vege-

tables Co.—506, Shantung Road,

Yuan Fa—Shanghai Shanghai

Mai Lu Canned Goods Co.—Shao

Chia Road, West Gate, S’hai City

CANNED GOODS FACTORIES

Mei Ling Canned Goods Factory—

Kiangsu Province 13, Teh T'siang Li, Route Capitaine

Rabier, Shanghai

Chen Hua Hsin Chi Biscuit Factory

—Sin Loh Li, Boulevard de Mon- Ming Shen Shieh Chi Gandy’ Factory

tigny, Shanghai —67, Wu Ming Nan Tso Road,

Nantao, Shanghai

Cffn Ting Yang Kwan Canned

Vegetables Co.—265-266, Hr in Chin Pi Shai & Co.—13., Hwang Ho Road,

Li, Hankow Road, Shanghai French Concession,* Shanghai

China Canned Food Co., Ltd.—Ning Pu Li Candy Co.—Chi Tsiang Lane,

Kong Li, Fan Shia Road, S’hai Li Maw Road, Shanghai

Chun Shen Canned Goods Cp,, Ltd. Shiang Hai Minced Meat Factory—

—Fan Pan Road, Nantao, S’hai 1^8, Chen An Li. Keng Ho Road,

Chung Hua Chong Chi Candy Co.— Chapei, Shanghai

25. Teh Kong Li, Fu Shen Road, Shen Shod Chang Candy , Co.—Li

Shanghai Hai Ko St , Nantao, Shanghai

 IS4 DUSTRIES IN CHINA

6ANNEI). C;()©DS-CHEM1 CAH-ClGAR FACH'OBIES B5

Hu Lu^CanneI) Food '06. , Ltd.—West! Kai Yuan—Shanghai

Shia Tu Road, “Shanghai

Kiangsu Chemical- Works—Shanghai

Ta Chen Candy Co.—15, Rue Lafa- ; Li Ta—Shanghai-

yette,' FTenoh rQohheggiomy .S'hai “

Ta Da Canned Cr.P0D>S; Cft:.—Po Ad. Li,. Lung Mao Soda Factory—Shanghai

Boulevard de Montigny^ Sh&Yighai,

Shun Ta..iSoda Factory—Shanghai

TaLafayette,

Feng Biscuit

F. C.,.EA,CT.QBY-i-13^

Shanghai Rue TAi Kang Soda Factory—Shanghai

Ta I Candy Co.—4, "Chia Ping Li, Tien Yuan Electro-Chemical Works

Boulevard de Montigny, Shanghai Shanghai

Ta Kong Canned Goods Co., Ltd.— Tung Mao Soap Factory—Nank ing

Arsenal Road; Nantady: Shanghai

Ta Lo.o Ling- -Chin . Canned Goods Yunp Ta Soda E.actory—Shanghai

Factory—Yong Yih Li Hui Kungj Yung Tai Soda Fautory—Shanghai

Road, iChapei, Shanghai

Tai Foong Canned Goods Co., Ltd.— Yung Mao Hsiang Factory—S’hai

Sian Sa, Tu, Shanghai . CIGAR FACTORIES

Tai Lai Co.—Ping An Li, Shi a Tu Kiangsu Province

Road, Nantap, .Shanghai

Teh Li CiiiiDY Co.—AYei Hai Ko St., ChiRoad, Chang—2ly Kiu Ta St., Arsenal

Shanghai

Nantao, Shanghai

Teh Lung Biscuit Factory—ij Chiu Pao—557,- Jen Teh Terrace,

Hwahg Ho Road, French' Con., . . Wost Wuchang Road, (Shanghai

Shanghai Chu YuAN—Jiii Feng Terrace, East

Tien Hu^ Bisduir Factory—13, Rue Kashing Road, Shanghai

de Pore Froc, F. C., Shanghai Ho Chung—Wayside Terrace, East

Ting. Yang Kwan Liquor and Canned Broadway, Shanghai

Vegetables Co.—Shantung Road; . Jen Ho—32, Lane 280, Bubbling Well

Shanghai Road, Shanghai

Wang Shiang Ftr Chi Candy .Co.- Lao Yu Tai Yun Chi—Tung. Chang

12, 'Shen Teh Li, Dah' Sun' Lane'; Terrace, Range Road, Shanghai

_ Shanghai, VL . H j

Tang Yu Suing IIo Chi Bakery & LiNorth Chang—35, Ching Yun Terrace,

Kiangse -Road, Shanghai

Biscuit Factory 512-514, Hai

• Chong Road,' Shanghai Lo Ke—742, Hung Hsin Terrace,

Haining Road, Shanghai

CHEMICAL FACTORIES

Pao Kee—107, Su Wen Terrace, Foo-

Kiangsu Province chow Road, Shanghai

Heng Li Candle, Soap and Soda San Dah—47, Chin An Terrace, Tong

Works—Shanghai Kia Wan, Shanghai

Kai Cheng Acids- Manufacturing Co. SenFoochow Chi—154, Tung Hu a Terrace,

—Shanghai ’■ Road, Shanghai

 INDUSTRIES IN CHINA

B6 COAL BRIQUETTE—COMB—COSMETIC FACTORIES

Shang Lin East

ChangYuhang

Chi—557, COMB FACTORIES

Terrace, Rd., Eu

S’haiJen Kiangsu Province

Yin Feng—Hanbury Road, Shanghai Chen Lao Pu Heng Shun—Wuchin

Yu Chi—Hung Fu Terrace, Dent Chen Lao Wang Ta Chang Yung Chb

Road, Shanghai —Wuchin

Yu Feng Tai—3291, Hsin Teh Terrace, Wang I Ta—Wuchin

Point Road, Shanghai

Wang. Ta Chang—Wuchin

Yuan Tai—16, Hung An Terrace,

Haining Road, Shanghai COSMETIC FACTORIES

Yung Tai—659, Hongkong Ed., S’hai Kiangsu Province

Yung Yih—1, Elgin Road, Shanghai Asia Industry Oo.—Shanghai

Association for Domestic Industries-

COAL-BRIQUETTE FACTORIES —Shanghai

Kiangsu Province Chi Sheng Co.—Shanghai

Chung Hua, No. 1 Factory—Tung Chin Chang Powder Mfg. Co.—S’hai

Chia Tu, Pootung, Shanghai China Brothers Company—Shanghai

Chung Hua, No. 2 Factory—Chou China Chemical Wtorks—Shanghai

Chia Tu, Pootung, Shanghai

Chung Hua, No. 3 Factory—49, Cheng I Industrial Co.—iShanghai

Dalny Road, Shanghai Chang Ling Kee—Shanghai

Chung Kuo—Hongkew, Shanghai Chiu Sung Cosmetics Mfg. Co.—

Hua Cheng—r301, Lay Road, S’hai Cosmetics Department of the Talow

Dispensary—Shanghai

Kuo Hua—-West of Ping Yin Chiao, Great China Dispensary—Shanghai

Hsia Tu Road, Shanghai

LiGate,

Min—Feng Great Eastern Dispensary—S’hai

NankingHuang Chia, Han Hsi H. A. Manufacturing Co.—Shanghai

Nanyang—620, Hsia Hsu Road, S’hai Hsia Fu ,Chun—Kiangtu

SiWuhsien,

Chang Hsieh

ShanghaiChi—Ching Men, Hu Fang Chemical Works—tS’hai

Ta Chung Hua—700, Lay Road, S’hai Hua Nan Chemical Industry Co,—

(Shanghai

Ta Chung Kuo—Wai Hung Chiao, Hua Sing Co.--Shanghai

Hongkew, Shanghai

Ta Hua—963, Kuang Fu Road, S’hai Kiang kiang

Sung Chemical Works—Sun-

Yuan Tung—North Hu Tang Road, Kwong Sang Hong—Shanghai

Pootung, Shanghai

 INDUSTRlteS IN CHINA

COTTON MILLS B7

Lo Aft Cosmetics Mfo. Co.—S’hai Shen Hankow

Hsin N6. ' 4—Tshng Kwan,

Met Ling Co.—Shanghai

The Hankow No.^ 1—Wu Shen Men,

Mei Sing Co.—^Shanghai Wuchang

Ming Sung Chemical Works—Sun- Yu Wah—Shang Sin Ho. Outside Wu

kiang Shen Men, Wuchang

New Asiatic Chemical Works—S’hai Japanese

New China Industrial Co.-^S'hai Dah Kong Cotton Spinning* Co.—

Oriental Chemical Works—S’hai Tsingtao

Paq. Chiang Co.—Shanghai Dah Kong Cotton Spinning and

Weaving Co.—Shanghai

Peacock Chemical iNhtrsi'RY ’ Cc/.— Dong Shing Spinning and Weaving

Shanghai CO.—Shanghai

Sincere Perfumery ’ Factory;—S’hai Fuji Cotton Spinning Co.—Tsingtao.

Ta Chang Company—Shanghai FuSUbo Cotton Mill — Chowsuitzu

Tien Jan Chemical WorkS—S’hai (near Dairen)

Wu Cheng Tai—Kiangtu Hankow Mill (Taian Boseki Kaisha)

:—Hankow

Yung Woo Industrial Co.—S’hai . Japan Chinese Spinning and Weaving

Co..—Shanghai

COTTON MILLS. Kanegafuchi Cotton Spinning Co.—

Hopei Tsingtao

Dah Sin—tShihkiachwang ! Lung 'Hsin Cotton Mill—Tsingtao

Heng Yuan—Tientsin Manshu Fuku Boseki Kaisha—Liao-

yang

Hwa Sin—Siao Yu Chwang, Tientsin i Naigai W7ata Kaisha-—Chinckow

Pao Chen No. a—Yen To Ti, Tientsin NaigaiCWata Kaisha, Ltd.—Shanghai

PeiHaiYang

Ho, Commercial—Kou

Tientsin Kia Ssii, Naigai Wata Kaisha—Tsingtao

Yu Ta—Lao Yen To Ti, Ta Chih Ku Pao Lai Cotton Mill—Tsingtao

Hsiav Tientsin i Shanghai Cotton Manufacturing Co.

Yu Yuan—Siao Lou Chwang, Tientsin —Shanghai.

Hupeh Shanghai Silk Spinning Co.—Shang-

hai

Hupeh Government Mill (Rented to Tokwa Boseki Kaisha, Ltd.—Shang-

Fu Yuen Company)—Wen Chang hai f

Men, Wuchang

Yu Fong Cotton Spinning Co., Ltd.—

Shasi Cotton M!ill—Shasi Shanghai

 INDUSTRIES. IN CHINA

BS COTTON MILLS

Kiangsu Province Ming rj Shun

Warren Road,Textile

SSangliaiMeg, Co.—

Chen Hwa Lee Kee C°tton Meg. Co.,

L^d.—4,, Lay Road, Shanghai Ming Feng Textile Meg, Co.—Out-

Chen Sing Textile Meg. Co., Ltd.— side of Small South . Gate, Chang-

Ta Pao Tang,” Outside of West chow

' Gfate, Wusih Pao Hsing Cotton Mill—Kochiaza,

Cheng Tai Textile Meg. Co.,—West Pao Shan Hsien---

of Brenan Ro.ad,: sShanghai Pu Yi Spinning -•&-Weaving Co.—Sr

Dah Feng Chin Kee Textile Meg. Robinson Road, Shanghai

Co., Ltd.—Tuntzewan, Soochow Pu \7i Spinning & Weaving Co. Mill.

Creek, Shanghai No. 1—37, West.Soochow Rd., S'hai

Fit Dah Cotton Mill—Outside of Pu Yi Spinning &Weaving Co. Mill

East Gate, Changchow No.. 2—8, -Robinspn .Road, S’hai

Fit Shun Spinning & Weaving Co." Shen Hsin Cotton Mill No. 1—

—Tse Tang, Changchu Chow Chia, Chiao.,. Brenan Ready

Heng Dah Sing Kee Cotton Mill— Shanghai

Yang Shih Chiao, Pootung, S’hai Shen Hsin Cotton Mill No. 2—2,

Heng Feng Textile Meg. Co.—1-6, Ichang Road, -Shanghai

Whashing Road, Shanghai Shen Sing Cotton Millr No. 3—Out-

Hsieh Feng Yi Kee Cotton Mill— side of West Gate, W usih

223, Penang Road, Shanghai Shen Hsin Cotton Mill No. 5—Ward"

Hung Chang Spinning & Weaving & Road, Shanghai

Dyeing Co., Ltd.—53, Markham Shen Hsin Cotton Mill No. 6—Lay

Road, Shanghai Road, Yangtszepoo, Shanghai

King Feng Textile Meg. Co.—Chow Shen Hsin Cotton Mill No. 7—468,

San Pang, Kwang Cheng Road, Yangtszepoo Road, Shanghai

Wusih

King Wei Ming Kee Cotton Mill— Shen Hsin Cotton Mill No. 8—Chen

Yochow Road, Corner Kungping Chia Tu, Brenan Road, Shanghai

Road, Shanghai Shen Hsin Cotton Mill No. 9—1690,

Kwang Ching Textile Meg. Cor, Yangtszepoo Road,.-Shanghai

Ltd.—Chang Yuan Bridge, Kwang Su Lun Cotton Mill—Yu Tang

Cheng Road, Wusih Bridge, Outside of Pan Men,

Li Sing Spinning, Weaging and Wuhsien

Dyeing Co.—Li Bin Road, Wusih Ta Cheng Spinning, Weaving &

Lt Tai Textile Meg. Co., Ltd.—Sha Dyeing Co. (Nos. 1 & —Ten An

Street, Outside of Great S.outh

Chi Village, Taichang

Gate, Beh Chia Chiao, Outside of

Li Yun Textile Meg. Co., Ltd.—Za East Gate, Chfingchow

Si Pao, Outside of North Gate,

Kiangyin Ta Shen. .Cotton ~Mill No, 1A—Tang

Chia Za, .Nantuhg

Dung Mon Textile Meg. Co., Ltd.—

Ward Rd., Copner Linching Road) Ta Shen Cotton Mill No. 2—South

Shanghai of Kiu Lung. Village, Chitung

 INDUSTRIES IN CHINA

COTTON MILLS B9

Ta Shen Cotton Miu. No. 3—Loh Ta Yih Chen—Shansi

Village, Haimen' Tung Uui-HShiao Shan, Chekiang

Tsung Sin Textile Mfg. Co., Ltd.— Yu Chungw-Wuhu, Anhwei,

1, Tang Chia Du, Shanghai:

Tung Chang Sheii Kke—Chee Tsang Yu Feng—Cheng Hsien, Honan

Kai, Nantao, Shanghai Yu Hsin—Railway Station, Anyang

Tung Cheng Cotton MFle—Tsi-fehi-' Hsien

en, Changchow. Shanghai

Tung Yi SpinniNQ~& Weaving Co., Cheng Tai—Tsao Chia Tu

Ltd.—10, Mokanshan Roail, S’hai

Wei Tung Ho Kee Textile Mfg. Co., Dah Foong—Dai Tse Wyan, Soochow

Ltd. YangtszeiKK) Road and. Pin- Creek

liang Road, Shanghai ; ^ Ewo Cotton Mills, Ltd.—Yangtsze-

Wing On Textile &. Mfg. Go., Mill poof (British)

No. 3—55, Markham Rd., S’hai Heng Dah—Yangssuchiao, Pootung

Wing On Textile

No. 1—Lay Road, Yangtszepoo, Yangtszepoo

Shanghai • ' ^ ovianS

Yung Yu Ho Kee Textile Mfg. Co., Hong Chang—53, Markham Road

—Kwang Fu Road, Chapei. S’hai Hou Sun—22,. Westeipr I#ke Road,

Yieh Ching Cotton Mill—Shing Yangtszepoo

Lung Chiao, Outside of East’Gate; Hsm Foong—Ping Lan Road

Wusih

Yu Kong Textile- Mfg. Co., Ltd.— Lung Mou (formerly Tung Hwa Noi

1)—Hua Teh Road

Hwa Chiang, Wusih -

Other Provinces Min Sen—iHua Jen Road

Chen Hsin—Wu Lin Hsien, Honan Pao Hsin—Hou Tai Road, Cha.pei

Poh Yih No. 1—37, West .Sopehow

Chin Hua No. 1 and 2—Shansi Road

Chiu HsIn- Wuhu, Arihwei Poh Yih No. 2—8, Robinson Road

:

Fou Min—Sinkiang San Sing—87, Yangtszepoo

Ho Feng—Chin Hsien; Chekiahgp Shen Hsin No. 1—Brenan Road

Hua Hsin—Honan ^ ’ Shen Hsin No. 2—2, Ichang Road

Hui Hsin—Tshhgkmv,' Tsingtao Shen Hsin No. 5- Hha Teh Road

Hunan—Changsha, Hunan Shen jHsilt -NO; ’ 7 ■ (foFrflerly Tung

Fang)—36, Yangtszepoo Road

Liaoning—Shenyang;: Eikoniiig

Shen Hsin No. A—Brenan Road

Lou Feng—Lin Chia Bridge,’ Tsinan

Shan You—Hangcho\v, Chekiang Sheng Hua—4, Lay Road, (Yangtsze-1

poo ' -i

 INDUSTEIES IN CHINA

RIO ELASTIC—ELECTRIC SHPPEIES FACTORIES

Tsin Wei—31, Yochow Road Chen Hsin—Shanghai

Tsung Hsxn—Tan Kia Tu Pin Pei Chen Hua—Shanghai

Tung Chang—Chi Chang Chier, Nan- ■ Chien Chang—Shanghai

tao

Chien Hsing—Shanghai

Tung Yih—10, Mokanshan Road

. Chin Hsin—Shanghai

Wei Tung—12, Lay Road, Yangtsze-

poo | Chin Ta—iShanghai

Wing On No. 1—Lay Road, Yangtsze- Chinese National Engineering &

poo Mfg., Co., Ltd.—Shanghai

Wing Oo No. 2 (formerly Great Chung Hua San Shi Jui Tien Co.—

China)—Wen Tsao Pin, Woosung Shanghai

Wing On No. 3 (formerly Hong Yu)— Chung ■ Kuo—Shanghai

Markham Road

Yung Yue—Siao Sha Tu Chung Yang—Shanghai

Dai Ke Sheng—Shanghai

ELASTIC FACTORIES Eastern Neon Light rCo.—Shanghai

Kiangsu Province Fu Lai T’o—Shanghai

Chang Cheng—Shanghai Hua Cheng—Shanghai

Chang Cheng—Shanghai Hua Ming—Shanghai

Chinq Mei—Shanghai Hua Tung—^Shanghai

Hsien Sze—Shanghai Hui Ming—-Shanghai

Hui Chang—Shanghai I Chahg—Shanghai

Mei Lun—Wuhsien I Feng—Shanghai

Mei Teh—Shanghai Jeh Yu Tung Chi—Shanghai

Teh Lung—Shanghai Jih Kuang—Shanghai

Tien I—Shanghai Jung Hua—Shanghai

ELECTRIC SUPPLIES Kuan Chu—Shanghai

FACTORIES Kuang Hua—iShanghai

Kiangsu Province Kung Ming—iShanghai

Anglo=Chinese—Shanghai Ta Ming—Shanghai

Asia—Shanghai Li Hua—Shanghai

Chang Ming—Shanghai Opel Factory—Shanghai

 INDUSTRIES IN CHINA

ENAMELWARE FACTORIES—FLOUR MILLS BlI

Opel Factoey Company, LrD.^-iS’hai Ta Lu—Shanghai

Olton Electric Mfg. FACTORY-^S’hai Wei Wei—Shanghai

Shun Chang—Shanghai iZung Feng—Shanghai

Solor Electric & Manufacturing

Co., Ltd.—Shanghai FLOUR MILLS

Ta Cheng—Shanghai Kiangsu Province

Ta Kuang Ming Pal Chi—Shanghai Chung Hwa—Shanghai

Tanpon Storage Battery Co.—S’hai Foh Sing, No. 1—^Shanghai

Wahson—(Shanghai Foh Sing, No. 2—Shanghai

Wu Hsing—Shanghai Foh Sing, No. 3--Shanghai

Ya Ke Lin—^Shanghai Foh Sing, No. 4—Shanghai

Yao Hua Eu Chi—Shanghai Foh Sing, No. 7—Shanghai

Yu Chang—Shanghai: Foh Sing, No, *H-Shanghai

Yuan Hsing—(Shanghai •Fou Foong—Shanghai

Ycng Chang Hsi’ng—Shanghai Tu Sing—Nantung

Ying Feng—(Shanghai Hai Foong—Tunghai

Tung Feng—Shanghai Heng Foong—Wuchin

ENAMELWARE FACTORIES Kiu Foong—Wusih

Kiangsu Province Li Dah—Shanghai

■Chao Feng—Shanghai Mow Sing, Noi/1—Wusih

Chu Feng—Shanghai Mow Sing, No. 2—Wusih

•Chiu Sin—Shanghai Pao Hsin—Tungshan

•Chung Hua—Shanghai j Seng Dah—Shanghai

Chung Nan—Shanghai Sing Dah—Shanghai

Heng Feng—Shanghai ! Ta Foong—Huaiyen

Hsieh Feng—Shanghai ' Ta Tung—Nanking

Hua Feng—Shanghai Tai Lai—Taichow

I Feng—Shanghai Tai Lung—Wusih

Jih Sin Ho Chi—Shanghai Tai Tsang—Nanking

Lien Ying—Shanghai Wah Foong—Shanghai

 INDUSTEIE^ INj (•■•liliS'A

FLOL'Il MILLS

Yee Cheng—Chinkiang Hweifeng—Tsinan

Yui Tung—Shanghai Hweish tNQ—Fuehiatien

Yangtse—N anking Kinglung—Hankow

Ziang Sing—-Shanghai KwANGCHi—Heilungkiang

Other Places Kwanghsin—Harbin

Anyu—Fuchiatien JCwangta—Harbin .

•Changlin—Lin-Ku-Tar Man Chow—‘Changchun

Ohefoo—Chefoo Ming-an—Tsinan

Chenchon—Tsitsihar Mingfeng—Tientsin

Chenfeng—Tsinan Moulanfu—Fushan-

Chenlihou—Tsinan Mowsing No. 4—Tsinan

Ohentien—Fuchiatien Shenglee—Hankow

Chentungyi-—Fuchiutien Shuan-Bo-Sheng—Harbin

Chiahsiu—Tientsin Shwanghochan—Chaingchun

Chinfeng—Taiyuan Shwang-Ho-Sheng- Shwangehenpao

Chingfeng—Tientsin Singhua—Linkuta

Chunghua—Changchun iSingyi—Shasi

Fenglien—Tsinan Sousing—Tientsin

Fu Sing—Tungchow Tafeng—Chinkiangp n . ;

Fusing No. 5—Hankow Tafeng—Tientsin

Fusing—Tientsin Tafengyin—Kwei Ying

Hai Feng—Haichow Tailai—Taichow

Han Feng—Hankow Tatong- Tabong (Shansi)

Hengfeng—Changchow Teh Chang—Heilungkiang

Hengfeng—Hankow Tehtseng—Tsitsihar

Ho Foong—Hankow Tienming—Peiping

Houkang—Harbin Tiensing—Harbin

Hsingtai—Ohinshiii Tongfeng—Tsinan

Huaching—Tsinan Tsifeng—Tsinan

Hunan—'Changsha Tung Sing—Fuchiatien

 INDUSTRIES IN CHINA

FOUNDRIES—GINNING MILLS BlS

Tungfeng—Hslnhsiang Hsieh Shun—Shanghai

Tungshing—Harbin Hsin Ta—Shanghai

Tungsingheng—Kuhsiangteng Hsing Yung Chang—Shanghai

Wangfengyi—Heiho Hua Fa—Shanghai

Wangfusing—Fuchiatien Hung Ta—Shanghai

Yah-hsi-yah—Kaiyung I Chang—^Shanghai

Yichen—Chenkiang I Hsing Shen—Shanghai

Yichontai- Harbin I Jen Hsing—Shanghai

Yu Lun—Hankow Kao Chang—(Shanghai

Yuchang—C haungchun Li Tai—Shanghai

Yuenkwangyi—Harbin Shun Chang—Shanghai

Yun Yuen —Ashiho Tsao Hui'Hsing—Shanghai

Yungycen—Tientsin Wan Chang—Shanghai

Yunyehkwang—Hulaa Wan Hsing Hsieh Chi—Shanghai

Yunyung—Hulan Wong Chin Chi—Shanghai

Yusheng—Lin-Kii-Tar Wong Fu Chi-—Shnghai

Yu-shun—Lin-Ku-Tar Yang Shen Chi—Shanghai

Yushunko—Kirin Yu Shen—Shanghai

Yuan Chi—Shanghai

foundries Yuan Shen Hsing Ching Chi—S’hai

Kiangsu Province

Yuan Tai—Shanghai

Chen Hsing—Shanghai

Yung CHang—Shanghai

Chi Cheng—Shanghai

Yung Hsing Hsiang—Shanghai

Chiu Ta—Shanghai

Yung Shen Hsing—Shanghai

Fa Hsing—Shanghai

Fu Chang—Shanghai GINNING MILLS

Hsi Chang—Shanghai Kiangsu Province

Hsiang' IIsrNG—Shanghai Chang Hsin Ho Jen Chi—Shanghai

Hsiang Shun—Shanghai Chen Hsing—Nanhui

Hsieh Cheng Yuan—Shanghai Cheng Heng CHang—Fenghsien

Hsieh Using—Shanghai Chin Chang Chung Chi—Paoshan

 INDUSTRIES IN CHINA

£14 GINNING MILLS-GLASS FACTORIES

Chung Chi Mill—Shanghai GLASS FACTORIES

Heng Feng Ho Chi Mill—S’hai Kiangsu Province

Heng Hsing Mill—Shanghai Chen Ho—Chi Mei Road, Shanghai

Heng Ta—Nanhui Chien I. Hsing Chi—Chung Shan

Road, Shanghai r

Heng Yuan Fu Mill—Shanghai China Glass Factory—San Yang

Road, Chapei, Shanghai

Heng Yuan Hsing Chi—Shanghai Chua Hua Feng Chi—W. Paohsing

Ho Hsing Chang—Nanhui Road, Chapei, Shanghai

Ho Hsing—Nanhui Chung Han—Tang Shan Road

Hsia Chi—Chinshan Chung Hsing—Chi Chiang Rd., S’hai

Hsiang iShun—Shanghai Han Chong—Chapei, Shanghai

Hsieh Lung Mill—Shanghai Ho Hsing—Au Yang Road, S’hai

Hsieh Chi—Chuansha Hsieh Chang—Hsiang Yen Bridge,

Hsien Tai Mill—iShanghai Chapei, Shanghai

Hua Feng Mill—Shanghai Hsieh Hsin—Penang Road, S’hai

Huang Yung Shen Milu—Shanghai Hsieh Lung—Chi Mei Road, S’hai

Ko Hsiang Chi—Wuchin. Hua Feng—Chi Mei Road, Shanghai

Yuan Hsing Te Mill—Shanghai Hua Hsin—Ta Ku Road, Shanghai

Ku Hsieh Tai—Chuansha Hua Kuo—W. Pao Hsing Rd., S’hai

Ku Tien Sheng Mill—(Shanghai Hung Fu—Wiichow Road, Shanghai

Kung Ho Mill—Nanhui Kuang Ming—Ching Yun Road,

' Chapei, Shanghai

Lee Woo Mill—Shanghai Kuang Tai Hsing—Tien Tung An

Ta Chang Ho—Taitsang Road, Shanghai

Ta Tung—Chuansha Kung Chi—Chi Mei Road, Shanghai

Tang Yuan Hsing—Chuansha Kung Hsing—Chi Mei Road, S’hai

Teh Chang—Taitsang Kung I—Yung Hsing Road, Chapei,

Shanghai

Teh Feng Hsing Chi Mill—S’hai Liang I—Shang Yen Bridge, S’hai

Ting Ho Tai—Fenghsien Ming Tsing—San Yang Rd., S’hai

Wang Hsieh Hsing—Nanhui Pootung No. 1—Heng Feng Road,

Yu Feng—Paoshan Chapei, Shanghai

Tung Hsing—Chuansha San Sing—Heng Feng Road, S’hai

 INDUSTRIES IN CHINA

GLASS—GOURMET POWDER—HARDWARE FACTORIES B15

Teh Hsing—Au Yang Road, S’hai GOURMET POWDER FACTORIES

Ties Chen—Kao Long Chiao, S’hai Kiangsu Province

Tsing Hsing—Ferry Road, Shanghai China Chemical Works—83, Penang

Road, Shanghai

Tsing Hua—Brenan Road, Shanghai Hung Fu—207, Hung Jen, Shanghai

Tsing Ming—Kiaochow Road, S’hai Ken Tai—Ching Chi Chiao, Siccawei,

Tstr Chen—Chung Shan Road, S’hai Shanghai

Tai I No. 1—Hai, Chang Road, Cha-

Tung Chi—Koo Chia Road, S’hai pei, Shanghai

Tung Ho—Koo Chia Road, S’hai Tai I No. 2—Rue du Bayle, S’hai

Tze Kang—Chi Mei Road, Shanghai Tien Chu No .1—453, Rue Hue, S’hai

Yao Yeh—Kiaochow Road, Shanghai Tien Chu No. 2r—170, Rue de Marche,

Shanghai

Yi Tsing—San Yang Road, S’hai

Tien I No. 1—1060, Whashing Road,.

Yu Lien—San Yang Road, Shanghai Shanghai

Other Places Tien I No. 2—832, Kwenming Road,,

Shanghai

Chi Chen Glass Factory—Shanghai Tien Sun—f, Chang Chia Chee, Hung;

Chung Hua Glass Factory—Penghsien Jao Road, Shanghai

Chung Hwa Fen Kee Glass Factory— YeShanghai.

Chung—Au Yang Road, Chapei,.

Sha-nghai

Fu How Glass Factory—Poshan HARDWARE FACTORIES

Kungyi Glass Factory—-Shanghai Kiangsu Province

Kwang Ming Glass Manufacturing Chang Chien Heng—Kiangning

Co.—Shanghai •

Lo Soong Glass Factory—Ohungking Chang Tah Chang—Wusih

Pao Hua Glass Factory—Changsha Chang Teh Hsing—Wusih

Poshan Glass Manufacturing Co.— Chen Using Lung—Huaiying

Poshan Cheng Yuan—Shanghai

Shanghai Glass Manufacturing Co.— Chi iSheng—Nantung

Shanghai

Sin Hsing Glass Factory—Harbin Chia Fu—Shanghai

Su Hsing Glass Factory—Yingkow Ohia Hsien Chang—Shanghai

Tung Ming Glass Factory—Yingkow Chiao I Hsing—Shanghai

Yao Hua Mechanical Glass Co.—Chin- Ch’ien Shun Hsing—-Shanghai

wan gtao China Metal Works—Shanghai

 INDUSTftlES IN CHINA

£16 HARDWARE FACTORIES

Ching Chang Hsiang—Shanghai Ku Wan Hsing1—Shanghai

Chiu Ching—Shanghai Kung Chin—Shanghai

Chiu Lien—Shanghai Kung Ping Steel; & Iron Wohks—

Shanghai

Chou Yu Chang—Shanghai Li Mao CnANG^Shanghai

Chu Lung HsIng—Shanghai Li Chung—Shanghai

Chung Hsin Chang—Tungshan Lin Teh Hsing—Shanghai

Chung Hsing—Shanghai Lo Lien CHANG-r-Shanghai

Dah Wha—Shanghai Lu Yung Kang—Shanghai

Dah Wha Shun Chi'—Shanghai San Hsin—Shanghai

Fa Chang—Shanghai Sen Tai Chang—Wusih

Fu Hsing Kung—Tungshan Sheng Fu Chang—Shanghai

Fu Kang—Shanghai Sheng Li—Shanghai

Fu Shun K’un Chi—Shanghai Shun Mao—Shanghai

Ho; Chi—Shanghai Shun Yu—Wusih

Ho Cho—Kiating SuNGr Pang Chi^—Shanghai

Ho Ping—Kiangning Tai Fu HsiNG^-Shanghai

Hou Chang Hsiang—^Shanghai Tai Yuan—Tanyang

Hsia I Hsing—^Shanghai Teng Pao Chang—Shanghai

Hsiang Feng—Shanghai Ting Tai Yuan—Wnchin

Hsieh Cheng—Shanghai Tsai Jen Cao—Shanghai

Hsin Cheng—Shanghai Tung. I Hsiang—Shanghai

Hsin Ta—Shanghai Tung I Kung—Tungshan

Hsu Shun Hsing—(Shanghai Tung Yu an Qh i—Wuchin

Hua Hsing Chang—Shanghai Wong Shun Tai—Shanghai

Huang Fa Chi—Shanghai Wong Ying Chang—Shanghai

I Chu Hsing—Tungshan WoNflYuCjil—Shanghai

Jen Hsin—Shanghai Wonu Yuan

Jui Chang Shun—Shanghai Wu Shun IIsing—Shanghai

Jung Sheng—Wuchin Yeh Chang Sen—Shanghai

Ku Shun Chi—Shanghai Yu I Chang—Shanghai

 INDUSTRIES IN CHINA

HAT FACTORIES—ICE FACTORIES B17

HAT FACTORIES Hung Yuan TAl--Shanghai

Kiangsu Province I Hsing Hsiang—Shanghai

Chen I Ciii—SHanghai I Tseng Fu—Shanghai

Cheng Yu Chi—Shanghai Kuan Chiu—Shanghai

Chin, Chang Chi—Shanghai Kuan I—Shanghai •

Chiu Chi—Shanghai Kuan Mei—Shanghai

Chou Chuan Chi—Shanghai Kuo Hua—Shanghai

Chu Chang Hsiang—Shanghai Lau Fu—Shanghai

Ta Ming—Shanghai

Chung Yuan Chi—Shanghai

Te Hsing Ming Chi—Shanghai

Eu'Chi^—Shanghai Te Tai Ho—Shanghai

Fu HsinG Tai—Shanghai Tsao Cheng Chi—Shanghai

Fu Li—Shanghai Wan Cheng—Shanghai

Fu Yuan—Shanghai Wan Lung-' Shangha'i

Ho Feng—Shanghai Wang Yuis;g, Chang—Shanghai

Hsieh Kang—Shanghai Yeh Shun Chi—Shanghai

Hsin ChanG—Shangfiai ' Yu Jung Hsing—Shanghai

Hsin Chen Kang—Shanghai ’ : Yu Sheng—Shanghai

1

Hsin IIsiN^Shanghai' ' • Yuan Chang I—Shanghai

Hsin Hua—Shanghai Yueh Jui Chi—Shanghai

1

Hsu I Yuan—Shanghai Yung Hua Cheng—Shanghai

Hsu Wei CSi—^hhhfghai''' ' ! Yung Mao Chang—Shanghai

FIua An Ho Chi—Shanghai ICE FACTORIES

Hua Cheng—Shanghai Kiangsu Province

Hua Fu—Shanghai Centrar-Shanghai : "

Hua HsianG—Shafigh&i Drum Tower—NanMng ' ■

Hua Hsing—Shangha'i KiU Lung—Nanking

Hua Kuo—Shanghai' ' ■ Yah

hi . Lung—Shanghai

Huang Shao Chi—Shanghai' 1 1 j Yah Woh—Shanghai : '

Hua Sheng—Shanghai Yuang I—Shanghai

Hua Tung—Shanghai Yung Sing—Shanghai,:i

 INDUSTRIES IN CHINA

Bl8 LABORATORY EQUIPMENT—MACHINE FACTORIES

LABORATORY EQUIPMENT Ku Lung Yang—Hochingchen, C’sha

FACTORIES Kung Hsi CHANjGT-Changkiangsan,-

Kiangsu Province Nanhui

Asia Model Factory—Shanghai Lin Chun Yung—Tsingpu City

China Industrial Factory—S’hai Lu I Fu—Chaochen, Chuansha

Lu Wen Shen—Hochingchen, C’sha

Ching I—Shanghai

Shen Tsu Kang—Nanchiao, Feng-

Chung Hua Medical Equipment— hsien

Shanghai Shi I—Sungkiang

Chung Hua—Shanghai Sung Chin Pin—Kiangchia Road,.

Chung Kuo—Shanghai Nanhui

Hsieh Hsing—Shanghai Tai Chu Chi—Siccawei, Shanghai

Hsing Ya—Shanghai Tu Yun i Hsiang — Chenchiachiao,

Nanhui

Hua Kuo—Shanghai Yang Waung Ken—Chukiako, Tsingpu:

Ta Li Sporting Goods Co.—S’hai Yen I Chi—Wusih

LACE FACTORIES MACHINE FACTORIES

Kiangsu Province Chekiang Province

Chang diiiN Mei—Kungcheh, C’sha Cheng Tai Iron Works—Hangchow^

Chang Ken Chuan—Siccawei, S’hai Chin Chang Iron Works—H’chow

Chang Po Hsun—Kunchen, Chuansha Ching I—Wuhsing

Chen Ping Ho—Kiahgchia Road, Chuan Tung—Ninghsien.

Nahui ,~

Cheng Wen Ming—Siccawei, S’hai Hsin CHANG^Ninghsieu

Chiang Shao Feng—Chuansha City Hsin Cheng—Wuhsing

Chu Keng Tao—Chaohqchin Hua Chang—Juian

Chu Shen Po—Siccawei,; Shanghai Hui Chang—Ninghsien

Chu Yun ChijaN—Kungchen, C’sha Hui Feng Factqry—Ninghsien

Huang Shen San — Chaochiachiao, Jui Chang—Wuhsing

Changshu

Jui Li Factor^—Juian

Huang Shi Chin — Chaochiachiao,

Changshu Li Yo Meng—Yungehi a

I You—Wusih Ningpo Works—Hinghsien

Jih Hsin—Wusih Shan Yu Iron Works—Hangchow

 INDUSTRIES IN CHINA

MACHINE FACTORIES B19

Shun Chi—Nitighsien Cheng Hsing—Shanghai

Ta Lai Iron Works—Hangchmv Cheng Jiu Chang—Wusih

Ta Yeh Iron Works—HaagcHow Cheng Tai Ho Chi—Shanghai

Ta Yu Yuan Iron-Works—H’chow Chi Wen—Shanghai

Tai Kang—Ninghsien Chiang Chang Hsing—Shanghai

Wuling Iron Works—Hangchow Chiang Shun Chang—Shanghai

Ta Teh—Wuhsing' pHiEN Yeh—Shanghai

Ch’ien HsiN--Shanghai

Ying Chen Chang—Hangchow ,

pHiH Feng—Shanghai

To Meng Factory—Yungchia Phih Hsin—Shanghai

Yung Hsing Iron Works -II’chow Chin Chang Hsiang—Shanghai

Kiangsu Province Chin Chang—Shanghai

An Tai—Shanghai, Chin Hua—Shanghai

Chiu Ching-Wuchin Chin Yu—Shanghai

Uhang Hsin—Shanghai' Ching Chang—Shanghai

Chang Hung Chang—Shanghai Ching Chang Tai Chi—Shanghai

•Chang Yuan Hsiang—Shanghai Ching Hsing—Shanghai

■Chang Wan Hsing—Shanghai Chiu Hsing—Shanghai

Chen Chang—Shanghai Cho Chun—Shanghai

•Chin Chang—Shanghai Chou Shun Hsing—Wusih

Chen Hsing An Chi—Shanghai Chow I Hsing—Shanghai

Chen Hsing—Wusih ' Chow Mow Hsing—Shanghai

Chen Hua—Shanghai Chu Ya—Shanghai

Chen I Shun—Huaiyaiig Ch’u Shun Hsing—Shanghai

Chen Ping Chi—Shanghai pHUAN Chang—Nantung

Chen Lung Fu Cni-Shanghai Chun Chang—Shanghai

Chen Sen Chang—Wusih Chun YUan—Wuchin

Chen Ta ShinG'—Shanghai Chung Using Chang—Shanghai

Chen Tan—Wusih Chung Hua—Shanghai

Chen Yung Chang—Whsih Chung Hua—Wuchin:

Cheng Chang—Shanghai Chung Kuo—Shanghai

 INDUSTRIES IN CHINA,

B20; MACHINE FACTORIES

Fa Chang—Shanghai Hsien Sheng—Shanghai

Fa Using—Wusih Hsin CHANGkpi^antung

Fa Tunq—Shanghai i Hsin Chang—Shaiighai

Fu Chang—Shanghai Hsin Ho Chung—-^Shanghai

Fit Using Shkng—WuksUi Hsin Hsiang—Shanghai

Fu Lairr*Shau.gha i Hsin Hua—Shanghai

Fow Hsing—Shanghai Hsin Kang—Shanghai

Engineer Section: Twelve . Hsin Li Chiu Chx—Shanghai

Heng Chang—Shanghai Hsin Ming—Chihkiang

Heng Hsin Chi; .CHi—Shanghai Hsin Misfc—'Shanghai

Heng TA-f-Shahghai 11 SIN Ta—Shanghai

Ho Chang—Shanghai Hsin Tai—Shanghai

Flo Chi—Shanghai Hsing Chang—Shanghai

Ho Chung—Shanghai Hsing Chi—Shanghai

Ho Chung—Wusih Hsiang Chi—Shanghai

Ho HsIng—Ghinkiang Hsing Ho—Shanghai

Ho Hsing Hsiang—Shanghai Hsiang Hsiiig—Wusih

Ho Hsing—Shanghai Hsing Hua Shun ('hi—Shanghai

Ho Hsing—Shanghai Hsing Ta—Wuchin

Ho Hsing—Wusih Hung Tai—Shanghai

Hou Sheng—Wuchih Hsing Li—Shanghai

Hsia Chung Chang—Shanghai Hsing Sheng—Wuchin

Hsiao Ch’ih Chang—Wusih Hua Cheng—Shanghai

Hsieh Chang—Nanking Hua Feng—Sh^iighai

Hsieh CHANG-^Shanghai Hua Hsing—-Wusih

Hsieh Chang—Wusih Hua Kee—Shanghai

Hsieh Chu Hsing—Wusih Hua Sheng—Shanghai.

Hsieh i Hsing—Shanghai Hua Sih—Wusih

Hsieh Hsing—Wusih Hua Ta—Wuchin

Hsieh Tah—Shanghai Hua Tai—Shanghai >

Hsieh Tai—Shanghai Hua Tung—Shanghai,

 INDUSTRIES IN CHINA

MACHINE FACTCRIES B21

Huang Teh Tax—Shanghai Kung Hsing Hsieh CHi-r-Shanghai

Hui Chang Hsiang—Shanghai Kuo Yuan Lung—Shanghai

Hui Chang—Shanghai ^ ■ Lee Hsing Chi—Shanghai

Hung Using -Shanghai , Lee Ming Chi—Shanghai

I Chang—Shanghai , , • , Lee Ta Ch’uan—Huaiying

I Chi—Shanghai Li Chang—Shanghai

I Hsin—Shanghai Li Hsing—Shanghai

I Hsing Sheng—Shanghai Li Hua—Shanghai

I Shun Hsing—Shanghai Li Mao—Wusih

I Tai Hsing—Sihanghai , Lien Chang—Shanghai

I Tai—Shanghai.

Lin Chang—Shanghai

I Ta—Shanghai.

I Tai—Wusih Lin P’ei Chi—Shanghai

Jui Chang—Shanghai . ... . Liu Yuan Chang Kung Chi—S’hai

Jui Chang—Wusih . • : .,i.j Lo Heng Hsing—Wusih

Jui Tai—-Shanghai,, Lou Chen Hsin—Shanghai

Jui Tung Hsing—Shanghai Lou Cm a Hsin—Shanghai

Jui Yuan—Wus}h . . . , . • Lu Hsin Hsiang - Shanghai

Jung Chang-Wusih , . Ma Shun Hsing—Shanghai

Jung Hsing—Wusih ;; Ma Yuan Shun—Shanghai

Ka Hia Hsing—Shanghai- Mao Chang—Chinkiang

Kao Chang Lung Cm—Shanghai Mao Chang—Shanghai

Kao Yung Hsing—Shanghai Mao Hsing—Shanghai

Ku Wan Hsing—Shanghai Mei Chang—rShanghai

Kuan Chiu—Shanghai - Ming Sheng—Shanghai

Kuang Chin—Wusih Ming Chang—Shanghai

Ku.

Kung I—Wusih Ming Hsin—Shanghai

Kung Wu—Wuchin.;; , .. - Ming Hsing *Ho Chi—Shanghai

Kung Mao—Shanghai Ming Tai—Shanghai

Kung Sheng—Shanghai Pai Li—Shanghai

 INDUSTRIES IN CHINA

JB22 MACHINE FACTORIES

Pao CHANG--Chinkiang, Tai Chu Yuan—Shanghai

Pao Tung—Shanghai Tai Huai Yuan—Wusih

Pei Sheng—'Shanghai Tai Yuang—Shanghai

Ping Ming—Wuchin Tao Hsing—Shanghai

Teh Chang—Shanghai’

Pu Ming—Wusih Teh Chi—Shanghai

San HsiNG--Shanghai Teh Hsiang—Shanghai

San Pei—Shanghai Teh Hsing—Shanghai

San Yu—Shanghai Teh Tai—Shanghai

Shan Kung—Shanghai Teng Shun Chang—Shanghai

Shen Chang—Shanghai Tien I Ho Chi—Shanghai

Shen Fu—Shanghai Tien Li Cheng—Shanghai

Shen Ho—Shanghai Tsai Chi—Shanghai

Shen Hsing Chi—Wusih Tsai Tao—Shanghai

Sheng Chang—Nanking Tung Hsin—Shanghai

Sheng Hsiang—Shanghai Tung Hsing—Shanghai

Sheng Yeh Hsiang—Shanghai Tung Hua—Shanghai

Shih Heng Mao—Shanghai Tung I Chang—Wusih

Shih Yeh—Shanghai Tung I—Shanghai

Shih Yeh—Wusih Tung Siieng—Shanghai

Shun Chang—Shanghai Tzu Feng Shen Chi—Shanghai

Shun Hua—Shanghai Tzu Sheng—TSTantung

Ta Chang—Shanghai Tzu Yu—Shanghai

Ta Cheng Yu CNi—Sharighai Wan Chang—Shanghai

Ta Hsin—Wusih Wan Cheng—Wuchin

Ta Ko—Wuchin Wan Hsing—Shanghai

Tv Lung—'Shanghai Wan Hsing Hsieh Chi—Shanghai

Ta Ming—Shanghai Wan Shun Huai Chi—Shanghai

Ta Sheng—Shanghai Wan Sun—Wuchin

Ta Sheng—Wuchin Wei Chu Cheng—Shanghai

Ta Yung Chang—Wuchin Wei Hsing—Wusih

 INDUSTRIES IN CHINA

MACHINE—MAHJONGG ENGRAVING FACTORIES B23;

.Wong Chin Chi—Shanghai MAHJONGG ENGRAVING

Wong Yun Lung—Wusih FACTORIES

Wong Yung Chang—Wusih Kiangsu Province

Wong Yung Hsing—Shanghai Chang Yi Hsin—Shanghai

Wu Hsiang Tai—Shanghai Chen Lung Hsin—Shanghai

Yao Hsing Chang—Shanghai - Chiang Tai CHANG^Shanghai

Yao Kung Chi—Shanghai j Chin I She—Shanghai

Yu Chang SHENG-r-Shanghai Chow Yi Chi—Shanghai

Yu Hsing—Shanghai

; Chit Heng Shen—Shanghai

Yu Hua—Shanghai

Yu Pao Chang—Wusih Heng Yu Chang—Shanghai

Yu Sen—Shanghai Hsieh Tai—^Shanghai

Yu Shun—Shanghai Hsieh Yuan Hsin—Shanghai

Yuan Chang Tai—Shanghai Hsu Chin Hsin—Shanghai

Yuan Chang—Shanghai Hsu Yung Shen—Shanghai

Yuan Hsing Chang—iShanghai Lao Yung Hsin—Shanghai

Yuan TAi- Shanghai Ling Shun Feng—Shanghai

Yuan Ta—Shanghai Ling Yung Hsin—Shanghai

Yun Chang—Shanghai Mao Yung Hsin—Shanghai

Yung Chang Fa—Shanghai :

She Mou , Chang—Shanghai

Yung Chang—Nantung j Shen Tai—Shanghai

Yung Chang—Shanghai ! Sing Yuan Shen—Shanghai

Yung Using—Nanking

Ting Hsin Co.—Shanghai

Yung Hsing—Shanghai

Yung Hsing—Wusih Tien Shun Hsiang—Shanghai

Yung I—^Shanghai Tien Yi Sheng—Shanghai

Yung Sheng—Shanghai: Tung Chen Ta—Shanghai

Yung Ta Chang—Wuchin • Tung Feng Chang—Shanghai

Yung Tai—Shanghai Tung Heng Shen—Shanghai

Yung Tai—Shanghai Tung Jen Ho—Shanghai

Yung Yuan—Shanghai Tung Mou Chang—Shanghai

 IX DU8TET.ES IX C'HIXA

MATCH FACTORIES

Wang Feng Hsiang—Shanghai Chang Sui—Hokiang

Wang Shun Hsiisi—Shanghai ! Chen Ta—Xingpb '

Wu Wan Chen—Shanghai Chen Tung—Tsingtao

Yi Cheng Chang—Shanghai ^ Chen Yieh—Tsinan

Yi Shen Hsiang—Shanghai . JChen Yieh—Tsingtao

Yi Tai Hsiang—Shanghai Chen Yieh—Tsining

Yu Chang Hsiang—Shanghai | Chi Chang—'Swatbw

Yu Sing Chen—Shanghai i Chiao Min—Fatshan

Yu Tai Lung—.Shanghai j Chiao Tung Chen—Tsingchow

Yung Chi Hsiang"- Shanghai : Chin Tsin—Pingyao, Shansi

Yung Hsin Chang—^Shanghai j Chu Kwang—Toishan

MATCH FACTORIES. ; Chung Chi—Kirin

Kiangsu Province ; Chung Hwa—Kanhwei

i Chung Kuo Match Eactory'-—Canton

Chung Hua, Factory—Xanhui

i Ho Kee—Changchow

Chung Kuoi Match . Cp.—Chapei,, Hsin Yieh—Tsingtao

Shanghai

!

Hua Ming Match... Co.—Kiangwan, Hung Sen—Soochbw

Hung Sheng Factory—Wuhsien i Hung Tai—Tsingtao

Kiang Pei Match Factory—T’sha!n | Hwa Hsin—Tsingtao

Kung Hsing ' Match Eactory— :; Hwa Pei—Tsingtao

Kangyu Hwa Shen—Tsingtao

Ta Hua Match. Co.—Rootung, ,S,haii Hwai Shang Xo. 1 Factory—Linh-

Tung Sui Chen Chi Match FACTQRf kwaikwam

—Xantung j Hwei Lin—Shenyang', Liaoning

Yung Chang FACtORY—Chihkiang' | Kiang Pei—Hsuchow

Yung Chang Factory—:P6oturig’, S’hai ! Kin Hava—Kirin

Other Places Kwang Hava—HangchoAv

Chang Hsin—Chefob' : Kwang Min—Sun WeP

-Chang Min—Macao ' : ,:

’ Kwang Min—WenchoW '

 .1?^ CHTXA

MATCH FACTORIES^OIL MILLS B35

Kwang Ta Match Factory—Canton OIL MILLS

Kwang Tung—Yingkow An Tung Heng—Tung Chiang Chieh,

Antung

Kwangtung Match Factory—-Canton Chen Ta Oil Mull—Tsitsihar

Lu Tung—Tsingtao Chen Tb Hao—Newchwang

Min HsiN^Chingyuan Cheng Feng—Hou Chu Pao Chieh,

Min Hwa—Tsingtao Antung

Min Sen—Namhoi Cheng Yi Seng—Newehwang

Pei YanO—Peiyang CHeng Yu Hao—Hou Chu Pao CHiehr

Antung

San Min—Yingkow Chu Shun Yuan—Pei Ohieh, Nungan

Sen Sen—Yingkow Hsien

Si Nan—Samshui Feng Tai I—Pa Chan, Nan Ma Lu,

Harbin

Sin Chang—Tsingtao Feng Yu Tung—Chien Chu Pao Chieh^.

Sui Chang—Lishui, Chekiang Antung

Ta Chung—Kaifeng Fu Shun Ho Brewery—Nan Chieh,

Tan Hwa—Antung Nuhgan Hsien

Tan Hwa—Peiping Fu Tseng Shun—Hsing Tung Chieh,.

Antung

Tan Hwa—Tientsin Heng Hsiang Tung—Hsiang Fang,

Tung Ho Yu—Sinhsiang Harbin

Tung Hsin—Macao Heng Sheng Tai—Tien Hou Keng

Chieh, Antung

Tung Sui Chen Kee—Nanking- Heng Shun Ho—Pei Ma Lau, Harbin

Tungshan Match Factory—Canton Ho Chu Kung—Hsiang Fang, Harbin

Wen Min Match- Factory—Canton Hou Fa Shu Yu Chee—Newchwang

Wen Yi Hsin Kee—Canton Hsi Yi Shun—Newchwang

Wuchow Match Factory—Wuchow

Hsieh Ch’ang Yuan—Ku Hsiang

Yen Chang—Hankow T'un, Harbin

Yu Sen—Kiukiang Hsing Lung Yuan—Pei Kwan, Muk-

Yung Chang—Chinkiang den

Yung Chang—Tientsin Hsing Mao Tung—Newchwang

Hsing Sheng Tsan—Hsing Lung

Yung Hwa—Chiaoho ’ Chieh, Antung

 INDUSTRIES IN CHINA

B26 OIL MILLS

Hsing Yuan Ch’ang—Newchwang ! Swang Ho Yi—Chien Chu Chieh, An-

tung

Hui Chuan Chang—Hsiao Pei Kwan, T’ai Fa Ho—Nan Chieh, Nungan

Mukden chun

Hung Ch’ang Hou—NewcRwang I T’ai Fa Ho—Nan Chieh, Nungan

Hung Hsing Chang—Newchwang Hsien

Hung ' Sheng Yuan—Hsi Men Wai, Antung Te Che Chang—Tung Chiang Chieh,

Nungan Hsien

I Ch’ang Shen—Newchwang Te Chu Chang—Tung Chiang Chieh,

Antung

1 Fa Ho Oil and Floujei Mill—T’ou I Te Feng—T’ai Ku Shih Erh Tao

Tao Kun, Changchun Chieh, Harbin

I Hh’ang Hsin—Pa 'Chau, Harbin Te Tseng Oil Mill—Tsitsihar

I Sheng Ch’ang—Pa Chan, Harbin Tien Seng Hou—Newchwang

Jih Hsin Ch’ang—Newchwang Tung Ch’eng Ho—Pai Chan, Harbin

Jui Ho Yu—Nan Ma. Lau, Harbin T’ung Harbin

Chi—Pachan, Nan Ma Lu,

Ki Chang Yung—Chien Chu Pao ; Tung Chu Fo—Tung Chiang Chieh,

Chieh, Antung Antung

Kttang Chu Y ung—Hsi Chieh, Nungan T’ung Chu Hsiang—Pa Chan, Harbin

Hsien

Kttang Hsin Feng—Hsiang Eang, Tung Antung

Chu Tung—Kuan Tien Chieh,

Harbin

;

Kuang Tai Chang—Tung Chiang Tung Ho—Tieh Tao Chieh, Harbin

Chieh, Antung : Tung Hsiang Hsing—Tsai Shen Miao

Kuang Tai—Hsien Chien Chieh, An- Chieh, Antung

tung Tung Jen Heng—Ta Nan Kwang,

Kuang Yuan Ta—Nan Chieh, Nungan Mukden

Hsien Tung Kee—Newohwang

Kung

Kwan, Hsing

Mukden Tsai—Hsiao Tung Tung Shing Yung—Newchwang

Li Feng Te—Newchwang Tung Yi Tseng Yuan—Chung Fu

Chieh, Antung

Li Sheng Hsing—Hsiao Tung Kwan,

Mukden Tung Yung Mao—Newchwang

Li Tseng—Ta Hsi Kwan, Mukden i Wan Tseng Fu—Pei Chieh, Nungan

Hsien

Shang Hsing—Pa Chan, Harbin

Yi Tsang Tsen—Tung Chi Chieh,

Shih Ch’ang Te—Newchwang Antung

Swang Ho Tsan—Chien Chu Pao Yi Tseng Yuan—Chien Chu Pao

Chieh, Antung Chieh, Antung

 INDUSTRIES IN CHINA

OIL MILLS-PAPER BOX FACTORIES B-27

Yi Tseng Yuan Oil Mill—Tsitsihar PAPER BOX FACTORIES

Yu Ch’ing Grains Store—Newchwang Kiangsu Province

Yu Ho Lung—Hou Chu Pao ‘ Chieh, Chen Hua—Hung Yun Terrace, Ward

Antung Road, Shanghai

Yu Hsing 'Ohang—Newchwang Chiu Chi—11, Sun Yuan Li, Arsenal

Yu Hsing I—Hsiang Fang, Harbin Road, Shanghai

Yu iSheng Fa—Newchwang Chow Tung Hsing—775, West Pao

Hsing Road, Shanghai

Yu 'Shun Hsiang—Pa Chan, Harbin Chung Fa—433, Rue du Marche,

Yu Shun Tung—Kuan Tan Chieh, Shanghai

Antung Chung Hua—Chen Hou Li, Tong-

Yu Ta—Pa Chan, Harbin shan Road, Shanghai

Yu Te Lung Oil Factory—Kirin Chung Kuo—246, Shou Chun Li,

Miller Road, Shanghai

Yuan Chu Hsiang—Ku Hsiang T’un, Feng Tai—1068, Chin Fu Li, Baikal

Harbin Road, Shanghai

Yuan Fu—Pa Chan, Nan Ma Lau, Harbin Han Fang—101, Ferry Road, S’hai

Yuan Hsing I—Hsiang Fang, Harbin

Hsing Chang—450, Singapore Road,

Yuan Sheng Ho—Ku Hsiang Tun, Shanghai

Harbin

Yung Ch’eng Hsing—Newchwang Hua An—13, Hwakee Road, S’hai

Yung Chuan Yi—Ta Hsi Kwan, Hua Hsin—63, Shuan Kwei Li, Rue

Pere Dugout, Shanghai

Mukden

Yung Heng T’ang—Hsaing Fang, Hua Lun—288, Nan Hsing Li, Pao-

ting Road, Shanghai

Harbin

Yung Ho Hsiang—Newchwang Li Tai Hsing Chi—20, Jui Chang

Li, Route Capitain Rabier, S’hai

Yung Seng Te—Newchwang Mao Tai Hsiang—23, Rue de la Porte

Yung Sheng Kung—Pei Chieh, Nun- du Nord, Shanghai

gan Hsien Mei Hua-EL, Yu Cheng Li, Rue de

Pere Froc., Shanghai

PAINT FACTORIES

Kiangsu Province Min Hsing—4, Chai Hua Li, Chung

Hwa Road, Shanghai

Chen Hua—Tan Tzu Wan, Shanghai Mo Yung Hsing-^56, Shuang Hsing

Durvar—Che Tai Chiao, Shanghai Li, Hsieh Hsu Road,. Shanghai

. Kailum—Kiangwan Road, Shanghai TaShanghai

Cheng Hua—196, Tongshan Road,

Wan Li—Hsieh Tu Road, Shanghai Ta Chung Hua—Hen Chang Li, Rue

Yung Ku—Kiangwan Road, S’hai Amiral Bayle, Shanghai

 INDUSTRIES" IN 'CHINA

B28 PAPER M n.LS -PITA R AIA C EUTT CAL—PI PI? OR G A N FACTORIES

Wu" Feng—Corner of Ward Road Fu • Kang 1 ■' i^HAftMA^—:kuhd Chiao,

and Pacting Road, Shanghai Shanghai CitW Shanghai

Tung Chi—151f Chuan Hsin Chiph, | Great China Dispensary Works -

Old ' Nbtth Gate; Shanghai ■ ’ Foochow Hoad, Shanghai

PAPER MILLS Hai Pit Pharmacy—Avenue Road,

Shanghai

Kiangsu Province International Dispensary Works—

Ching Cheng Paper Miul—Shanghai Ziceawei Road, 'Shanghai

Ho Feng Tin Foil-Meg. Co.—S’hai .Kiu Foo: Chemists—Burkill Road,

Shanghai ..

Hua Sheng Yih Chi Cardboarb Meg. New Asiatic ... Chemical Works—

- Co.—Wuhsien ..

MarkhaiR .Sh^ngjx^i

Kiangman Paper Mill—Shanghai

Sine : I/Aboratory - Co..,, Ltd.—Rae

Kuang Hua Wax Paper MiitL^S’hai I Massenet, Shanghai

Rung Hsing Photo Card Meg. Co. Tong Shi-i & Son CO;—Avenue

Edward VII, Shanghai

—Shanghai

!

Rung Ping Tin Foil Meg. 'Ofi>.— ; PIPE ORGAN 1 ACTORiES

Shanghai

Lei Yung Paper Mill—Wusih > Kiangsu Province

Lung Chang. Paper Mile—Shanghai : Hua Ching Hsiang Co.—Shanghai

Ming Sun Paper Mill—Shanghai Hua Hsing Co^-Shanghai

——

Lu Chen Co.—Shanghai

Pao Shang Paper-Mill—Shanghai

Ta Hua Paper Mill—Wuhsien MlN E.eng - Co.—Shanghai

Tien Chang Paper M^ll—Shanghai Pei Ya Co.—Shanghai

V. I. Paper Mill—Shanghai Shanghai Pipe Organ Co.—S’hai

Yuet ChRong Photo Card Meg/ Co. Ta Hua Co.—Shanghai

—Shanghai

Yuen Tat Paper Mill—Shanghai POWER PLANTS"

Yung Liang Blue Drawing Paper; Anhwei Province

Meg. Co.—Shanghai An Hwei Electric Co.—Anking

PHARMACEUTICAL FACTORIES Chen Tung Electric Co.—Tatnng

Kiangsu Province Chih Hsin Electrio Co.—Suanehehg

■Chung Fah Chemists—Great Western Hsin Kiang Electric Co. Wuyuan

Road, Shanghai K wan Hwet Electric Co.--H waiyuan

Chung Kuo Laboratory—Chapeij

Shanghai Hwa Sun Electric Oo.—Kwieshih

 IXDUSTfUES IN CHINA ’

POWER PLANTS

Hwang Ming EtEbTfcr0!C& — Kwangteh Hsin Yeh Electric Co.—Siaofe'ng

Ming Hsin ElectriG 'Cg.—Langki Hwa Kwan Electric Go.—Chinhai '

Ming Yuan Electric 1 Co.—Wuhu I Wu Electric, Co.—lwu

Shu Ming Electric Co.—Wuwci Kai Ming Electric Co.—Chenghsien

Swr Yao EiiEtfrluc ‘Co.—S'tmHiehg Kien.; Teh Electric Co.—Kienteh

Sin Ming Electhic Co.—Shentii. Kwan Ming Electric Co..—Sapshan

Suan ChenO Electric Oo.—Suan Kwei Pin Electric Co.—Shunan

Cheng

Kwon Ming Electric Co.—Siaoshan

Sun Ping Electetc Co.—Shucheng

Lan Chi Ku Ming Electric Co.—

Yao Hwei Electric Co.—Pengpu Lanchi nobiul

Yao Yuan Electric Co.—Hofei Lin Ping Hsin Jee Electric Go.—

Hanghsien

Yuan Ta Electric Co.—Hofei

Ming Hwa Electric Co.—Pinghu

P.ueh Ping Electric Co.^Tangtu

Ming Ming Electric Co.- Kashan

Chekiang Province

Ming Teh Electric Co.1—Siaoshan

Chang An Electric Co.—Haining

Han ’ Tie Electric Oq.—Juiau. ■

Chang Ming Electric Co.—Changhing

Chang Ming Electric Co.—Haiyen Ping Lee Electric Co.T-JFhyR»g

Ping Yan .Electric Co.—Pingyang

Chang Sha>> Electric Co.-* Changshan

Pu Hwa Electric Co,—Yungkia

Chang Ta Electric. Co-—Hairiing Pu Ming Electric Co.—Suian

Chang Yao Electric Co.—Kashan Shan Pai Electric Co.—Wukang

Chao Sze Electric-Co.—Hanghsien Shuang Lin Electric Co.—Wushing

Chen Chuen Electric Co—Washing Sin Ming Electric Co.—Hanghsien

Chen Hsin Electric Co.—Hashing i

Shun Yangan&lAgmiifoH

Electric Co.—Hanghsien

Cheng Ta Electric Co.—Shangyu Sung Chia Men Electric Co.—Ting-

hai ! •' ■

Eeng Chiao Electric Co.—Chuki

Fu Tan Electric Co.—Ahchi Teh Tsing Electric Co.—Tehtsing

Wei Fu Rice Grinding Electrical

Hai Ning Electric Co.—Haining Co.—Wushing

Hangchow Electric Co.—Hangchow Wu Shing Electric Co.—Wushing

Ho Feng Electric Co.—Nihgpo Wu Tsin Electric Co.—Tunghsiang

 INDUSTRIES IN CHINA

3330 POWER PLANTS

Wtr Yi Electric Co.—Wuyi Honan Province

Ya Chen Electric Co.—Lotsing Chao Lin Electric Co.—Loyang

Yao Ming Electric Co.—Linhai China Electric Co.—Sinsiang

Yh Yao Electric Co.—Yuyao Chun Hsin Electric Co.—Changte

Yueh Ming Electric Co.—Hashing Hwa Ming Electric Co.—Shaaigkiu

Yun Yao Electric Co.—Ningpo Kwan Hwa Electric Co.—-Sinyang

Yhng Kang Electric Co.—Yungkang Kwan Ming Electric Co.—Siuwu

Ming Yuan Electric Co.—Chengchow

Yung Ming Electric Co.—Chunteh

Pu Liu Electric Co.—Kaifeng

Fukien

Hopei Province

Amoy Electric Co.—Amoy

British Kun Pu Chu Electrical Co.

Chttan Chow Electric Co.—Chuan —Tienstin

Chow

Cheng Hwa Electric Co.—Chenghwa

Foochow Electric Co.—Foochow

Chien Hwa Electrical Co.—Tung-

Fu Tsing Electric Co.—Futsing hsien

Fix Yuen Electric Co.—Shangshan French Electrical Plant—Tientsin

Kwang Kwa Electric Co.—Lungyen HaiPeitaiho

Ping Water & Electric Co.—

Le Chang Electric Co.—Amoy Japanese Electrical Plant—Tientsin

LhnOki Electric Co.—Lungki Kai-Kwan Electrical Plant—Ching-

Pu Tien Electric Co.—Pu Tien wantao

Sien Yu Electric Co.—Sienyu Kao Yang Electric Co.—Kaoyang

Yen Ping Electric Co.—Yenping Kin-yeh Electric Co.—Ningho

Yung Chun Electric Co.—Yungchun Pao Ting Electric Co.—Paoting

Heilungkiang Pei-Ping=Hwa-Son Electrical Co.—

Peiping

Heng Yueh Electrical Co.—Heiho- Peking Electrical C°-—Peiping

chen

Kwangshin Electrical Co.—Peh- Shanhaikwan Electric ; Co.—Shan-

twanlingtzo (Suihwa) haikwan

Kwangshin Electric Co.—Tsitsihar Shihkiachwang Electric Co.—Shih-

kiachwang

Yun Yeh-Kwang-Ghe Electrical Co.

t—Hulan Shin Che Electric Coi—Shulu

 INDUSTRIES IN CHINA

POWER PLANTS B31

Shun Fan Electric Co.—Wenan Ting Hsin Electric Co.—Ghangteh

Shun Teh Electric Co.—Shunteh Tung Hai Electric Co.—Yochow

Sin Je Electrical Co.-—Pacti Tung Hai Electric Co.—Yochow

Ta Peu Chu Electrical Plant—Tisn- Tung Ming Electric Co.—Hengchow

tsin Hupeh Province

Ta Sun Lee Electrical Co.—Peiping Chi Tsi Water and Electric Co.—

Taku Electric Co—'Taku Hankow

Tano Shan Electricity Co.—Tang- Han Yan Electric Co.—Hanyang

•skan Hankow Electric Co.—Hankow

Tientsin Electricity and Gas Co.— Kwang Hwa Electric Co.—Kwangha

Tientsin

Kwang Ming EtECTRiGC Co.—H’yang

Tientsin Sze-siang Electrical Plant

—Tientsin Kw^ng Ming Electric Co.—Ichang

Tientsin Tramway and Electricity Kwang Ming Electric Oo.—Kwangtsi

Co.—Tientsin

Pd Chao Electric Co.—Shasi

Tsang Hsien Electric Co.—Tsang- Pi/ Sin Electric Cc.—Mienyang

hsien

Tsr Cifow Electric Co.—Ankwo Sien Tao Cheng Electric Co.—:

Mienyang

Tsing Cheng Electricity Co.—Yang- Ta Cheng Electric Co.—Hankow

liutsing

Tung An Electrical Plant—Peiping Teh Peh Chi Electric Co.—Hankow

Wan Hsing Electric Co.—Kienli

Tung Hsien Electrical Plant—Tung-

hsien Wu Chan King Chen Electric Co.—

Wuchang

Hunan Province Yih Chang Electric Co.—Kingmen

Hunan Electric Co.—Changsha. Yo Cheng Electric Co.—Yocheng

Kwan Hwa Electric Co.—Changsha Jehol Province

Kwan Jee Electric Co,—Liling

Chih Feng Electrical Co.—Chihfeng

Kwan Yun Electric Co.—Hungkiang

Jehol Electrical Co.—Jehol

Li Tsi Water Electrity Co.—Chang-

sha North China Electrical Co.—-Kal-

gan

Pu Ming Electric Co.—Yiyang

Kansu Province

Shag Hwei Electric Co..—Yuanking

Ta Ming Electric Co.—Siangtan San Su Sun Electrical Co.—Lan-

chow

 INDTJSTKIKS TX OHIXA

B32 POWIvR PTAXTS

Kiangsi Province Chen Ta Electric Co.—Wuhsien

Kai Ming Electric-Co.—Xanchang Chen Tai Electric Co.—Tai Hsien

Ki Chow Electric Co.—Kian Cheng Heng Chang Electric Co.—

Fenghsien'

Ejn Yueb Electric Co.,—Kintehcheng Cheng Yan Electric Cb.—Kiangtu

Kwan Yu Electric Cjs,.—Linchuen

Chenju Electric “Co.—Shanghai

Kwan Yueh Electric Co.—Yuanshan

Chi Hsin Electrtct Co.—Liyang

Kwon Hwa Electbic. Co.—Kanhsien

Chi Hsing Electric- Co.—Tsingkiang

Lo Yueh ElectriujCo.—Loping

Chin Cheng Electric Co.—Wukiang,

Sin Ming Electric . Co.—Sinkien Chentseh

Yang 'Eu Electric Co.—Kiukiang* Chin Hsing Electric Co.—Xantung

Kiangsu Province j Chinese ElectricTPower Co.—S’hai

Chan Hwa Electric Co.—Xanhweei Ching Ming Electric Co.—Wusih

Chang Hua Electric Co.—Xanhui Ching Yang Electric Co.—Kiangyin

Chang Hwa Electric Co.—Tai-Hsien CHingchi Electric Co.—Sungkiang

Chang M'I-ng1 ■ Electric Cci.—Changshu Chintung Electric Co.—Tungtai

Chang Ming Electric Co.—Tsingpu Chiochuyen chin

Electrical Plan^—Wu-

Chang Shu Electric Co.—Thing Chuanpei Electric Co.—Chuansha

Chang Wan Electric Co.—Kiangtu Chucking Electrict-Co.—Chinshan

Changshu Electric Co.—Changshu Chiu Ming Electric Co.—Chitung

Chao Ming Electric Co.—Tangyang Chupu Electric Co.—Tsingpu

Chapei Electric Co.—Shanghai Chwan Peh Electric Co.—Chwang-

Che Shiv Electric Co.—Liyang sha

Chen Heng Electric Co.—Liyang Fen Kin Electric Co.—Sungkiang

Chen Ho Electric Co.—Wukiang Feng Sheng Electric Co.—Sungkiang

Chen Hstn Electric Co.—Thing Fo Hsin Electric Co.—Wukiang

Chen Hsin Electric C6.—Kinshan French Electric Co.—Shanghai

Chen HsinG Electric Co.—Chinshan Hai An Shih Electric Co.—Taihsien

Chen Hu Electric Co.—Wukiang Hai Ming Electric Co.—Haimen

Chen Hung Electric Co.—Liyang Heng Chi Electric Co.—Wuhsien

Chen Pu Electric Co.—Jukao Heng Le Electric Co.—Sungkiang

 INDUSTRIES IN CHINA

POWER ;PU^NTSq 533

Hjng Hing Electric Co.—Hin.ghwa Kao ! CHrt.it>r -CHEn . Errctr ip/fCo.tt-I’ao-

shan ii/rfaiJ

Ho Chiao Yao I—Thsing Kaoyu Electric. Co.-Kaoyu

Ho Hsien Electric " Co—.Fenghsien

Kin, .SiffiG-'EL^CTRifl ^^j^N^^tung .

Hsiang Hija Electric Co.—Shanghai

uyaB X—.oO~tiAO! htomH m3 aT KUAfNG C^BIN, HLEfiTJ^I(3, ^7

Hsieh Feng Electric Co.—Changshu

Hsien Ming Electric Co.—Taihsien Kuasq.Uua ;^^i^,j

Hsin F,u Electric,: Ku^ Pf^rNG.-.^LBqT^^.

Hsin . Hsin Electri^ Cp^—Hsir^ghua Kfanv IPnrA:vELEOTH-HSi.iQo.TT-Ki^shjad' f

Hsin Hua^ Cheng Chi Electric Co.— Kwan Y un Elpct^ic-,,^Ewany u q

Kaoshun

Hsin Hwa Electric Coi—Hwaian KwAN0; Ml^^ iELECTEjI^ go.^—Tftingpp

Hsin Ming Electric Co.—Wuhsien Ky^A^-q, Hwa j E^cp^c, ..Qo.—^aggiqi

Hsin Tung Electric, Co.—Tunghai Li Huai Electric Co.—Huaiyin

Hsing CfliiNG Hua Electric Co^h- Li Heng Electric. Co.—Fenghsien

Kiating

Le Huai Electric. Co.—Tsingkiangpu

Hsing M i no Electric Co.—Wujkiang

0 Le Sen Electric Co.—-Sungkiang

Using ^eh Electric, U -—Wukiang

Li Heng Electric..Co.—Fenghsien

Hsing Yeh Electric Co.-^YRucheng.

Loshe Electric Co.—Wusih ; j

Hsu Ming iC.Q,-j-Tailiaipg

Lotien Hsing .•. -i Cpf^r

Hsu She . Yao Arrlhsipg ■, Paoshan

1

Huangtu.. Electric Cq.—Kiating, Ma Tan^ ElectrjlcZBo.—'Juiao'

Hunc? Ming Electric /Qo.—Ta,i-Hsien Mao ' Hsing Chang ' Electric 'Co.—

Sungkiaug

Hwa Ming Electric Co.—iKiangyin

Mao Hsing Chang Electric Col—

Hwa Hwa Electric Co.—.Wusih Sungkiong •

Hwa Shin EiJictrie Co.—Kiating Metropolitan , Eeeotrlcal ,, Plants

Nanking

Hwa Shan Electric Ch.—Shanghai

Min Hong Siien Cmih Electric Co.

Hwei Tun/i Electric Co.-^Fownang —Shanghai . , , • ;. •

I Feng Electric,CoitfeTungtai Ming Hsing Electric • Co; — Wukiang

I Li ElectRiC, Ccn-s-Chiintan Ming Hwa Electric, Co^Kinshan

Jung Hsing Electric” Co.—Wuhsien Ming Sin Euectrical Co.- -Kingpu

Kai Yuan Electrlc Co;—Wusih Ming- Sin Electric Cos.T7Wuhsien

 INDUSTRIES IN CHINA

B34 POWER PLANTS

Mtjchi Kai Ming Electric Co.— TaChowpuMing Electric Co.—Nanhw'ei,

Lishui

Nan Chiao Electric Co.—Eenghsien Ta Ming Electric Co.—Wusih

Nan Sha Electric Co.—Nanhwei Ta Pu Electric Co.—Wukiang

Nanhsiang Electric Co.—Kiating Ta Sin Electrical Co.—Kaoyu

Pao Ming Electric Co.—Paoying Ta Yao Yu Chi Electric Co.—Pao-

shan

Pao Ming Electric Co.—Woosung Tai Chi Electric Co.—Kunshan

Pien Ming Electric Co.—Tangyang Tai Ming Electric Co.—Wusih

Poo Tong Electric Co.—Shanghai Teng Ming Electric Co.—Tsungming

Pc Ming Electrical Plant—Wuchin Tsin-Pu Railway and Railway Elec-

San Yang Shun Chi Electric Co.— tricity—Kiangpu

Kaoshun Tsing Yang Electric Co.—Kiang-

Sha Ki Electric Co.—Taitsang yin,, Tsingyang

Tsung Ming Electric Co.—Tsung-

Shanghai Power Co.—Shanghai ming

Show Tu Electric Plant—Nanking Tung Ming Electric Co.—Nantung

Shu Po Electric Co.—Tsingpu Tung Yang Electric Co.—Taihsing

Suu Shan Chen Hsing Electric Co. Tung Yao Electric Co.—Tungtai

Ihsing

Tungshan Electric Co.—Wuhsien

Sih Feng—Changshu Wuchin Electric Plant—Wuchin

Sin Ming Electric Co.—Kiangning Yang Hsiang Yao I—Ihsing

Soochow Electric Cq.—Soochow Yang Kia-Chin Electric Co.—Kwan-

Sung Kiang Electric Co.—Sung- yung

kiang

Yao Chung Electric Co.—Tsung-

Sung Ping Electric Co.'—Paoshan ming

Sung Yin Electric Co.—Riangpu Yao I Electric Co.—Ihsing

Ta Chao Electric Co.—Chinkiang Yao Chang Electric Co.—Nanhui

Ta Che Electric Co.—Kungshan Yao Chin Electric Co.—Wuhsien

Ta Hsin Electric Co.—Icheng Yao Huang Electric Co.—Taihsing

Ta Hsin Electric Co.—Kaoyu Yao Ju Electric Co.—Jukao

Ta Chwan ELteciRlC Co.—Chwangsha Yao Lou Electric Co.—Taitsang

Ta Ming Electric Co.—Kiangtu Yao Ping Electric Co.—Jukao

 INDUSTRIES IN CHINA

POWER PLANTS B35

Yao Pc Electric’ Co,—ChangsLu Kwangsi

Yao Ming Electric -Co.—Taihsin-g Chen Hwa Electric Co.—Watlam

Yaq Tang Electric Co.- Luho Kwei Lin Electric Co.—Kweilin

Yi Ming Electric Co.—Tsicgkiang Liuchow Electric; Co—Liiiehpw

Yu Hwa Electric Co.—Taitsang Lungchow Electric Co.—Lungchow

Yceh Chan Electric Co.—Nanhwei Nanning Electric Co.—Nanning

Yoeh Hwa Electric Co.—Sushow Pinglo Electric CO.—Pinglo

Ytueh Pu Electric Co.—'Changshu Po She Electric’ Co. - Poseh

Yueh Wan Electric Co.—Taihing Taiping Electric Co. —Taiping

Yun Ming Electric Co.—Suchow Wuchow Electric Co.—Wuchow

Yung Ming Electric Co.—Tangyang

Kwangtung

Ziang Hwa Electric Co.—Shanghai

Kirin Ai Tsien Electric Co.—Yingtak

C. E. R. Electrical Plant—Harbin Chang Ming Electric.Co,—Chaoehow

Chen Eai Ho ; Eleci-ric Co.—Ning Fai Ming Electric Co.—Hoping

an

Harbin Electrical Co.—Harbin Kai Ming Electric Co.—-Swatow

Hun Chun Electrical Co.—Hunshun Kai Ming Electric Co.—Yamhsien

Municipal Electrical Plant—Chang- Kun Cheng Electric Co.—Tungkun

chun Kwan Hv/a Electric Co.—Hgiyang

N. Manchuria Electrical Co.— Kwan Lee Electric Co-.- Chaoyang

Changchun

Nung An Electrical Co.—Nungan Kwan Yun ElectrigCo.—Tsingyun

Pao Chen Electrical Co.—Saifenho Kwangtung Electric Co.—Canton

S-M-R-Electric Plant—Changchun Lee An Elrctrio C°-—Namhai

Shwangcheng Electric Co.—Shwang- T,ef. Hwa Electric.Co.—Shunteh

cheug

Lee Tai Electric Co,—Tungkun

Ta Ku Shan Electrical Co.—Taku-

shan, Itung Pao Chao Electric Co.--Shunteh

Ta-Shin Electrical Co.—Yenki Shiu Kwan Electric Co.—Shiuchow

Yueh Pin-Chin-Chi—Harbin Ta Kaalan ElectrigCo.—Chungshan

Yun-Hen Electrical Plant—Kirin Tcen Feng Electric Co.—Pan.yvi

 INDUSTRIES IN CHINA

B36 POWER PLANTS

Tse Kwan ELBGrraic Co.—Waiyang Ministry of Army.

Yuett Hwa Electric Co.—luting Hanyang: Arsenal—Hanyaaig

Yueh Hwa Electric Co.—Naifnyung Military ping

^Equipment Factory—Pei-

Yueh Hwa ElectRic Co.—Sarashui Military Knitting Factory—Pei-

Yueh Nan ElkctJuc Co.—Samshui ping

Yun Kwei Electric Co.—Shunteh Shanghai Arsenal—^Kbu-Chang-miao,

Shanghai

Yon Yaing Electric Co.—Tajshan ; Szechuen Arsenal—Chengtu

Kweichow Province

Kwei Yang Electric Co.—Kweiyang Teh Hsien Arsenal—Teh-PIsien

LiaO-Ning. Ministry of Finance Dept.

//OfbuW—.OQ-4kIHT03j3 WOHOTlW

Chin Hsien Electrical Co.—Chin- • Hunan Copper Mint—Hunan

hsien igmiignEwX ■ Nanking Mint—Nanking

Fan Chi a Tun Electrical Plant— I Paper Manufacturing of The Minis-

Fankiatun _ try of Finance—Hupeh

HWA-HiNG Electrical 1 Co.—L'iaoyuan Printing Office of The Ministry

Rung Chit Lin—KuhgChuling of Finance—Peeping

Liaoyang Electrical Plant—Liao- | Tientsin Mint—Tientsin

yang Wuchang Mint—Wuehang

Ming Cheng Shu—Port Arthur Ministry of Navy

Pei SZe On Electrical bo.—Peiszeoh I Foochow Dockyard—Foochow

Pu Kwan ‘ Electrical Co. -Changtu Kiangnan Dock & Engine Works—

PotienNan Tien Electrical'' Co.—Pulan- Kou-Chang-Miao, Shanghai

Taiku Shipbuilding Yard—Tientsin

S.yang

Manchuria Electrical Co.—Shen- Ministry of Railways.

S. Manchuria Electrical Plant— | Canton-Hankow Work Shop—Wu-

Kaiyuan chang

Shenyang, Electrical Co.—Shenyang I Chen-ta Workshop — Shih Chia

Ghuang, Taiyuan

Shih Pin Kai—Szepingkai Kowloon-Canton Work Shop—Can-

Ta Shih Chiao—Yinkow ton

Tieh Lin Electrical Plant—Tiehling Kwangshin Electrical Co.—Tsitsi-

har

Wah Feng Tien Electrical Co.—

F uhsien ' Lung Hai Workshop—Hsuchow

 INtttSTIUES IN' OITINA

POWER PLANTS B37 i

Pei-^ixg Work Shop—Ta-ngshan : Tai-An Electric.:Go.—Taiaua

Pin Lo WoRKSHOP-^oyang : Teng 'HsiSn Electric' Co.—Te'nghsien

Railway Repairing ' Shop—Cherig- Tsao Chow Electric Co.—Ciiaocihow

chow . —

; Tsi. Ninx?. JEeectric /Co,—Tsining •

Railway REPAiRiks.-SHOp—^anlcow

! Tsinan Electric-Co,—Tsinan

Railway Repairing Shops—Chan g-

shintien, Peiping j Tsow Hsien Electric Oo.—Tsdw-

RyrtiWAtf • SffeoN — Charig-Shin-Tien, i hsien

Peiping ! Wei Fong Electric Co.—Weihsien'

SHAKGilA't-^ANK'iNG-SANhcfeow^ 1 Suiyuan Province

Shop—Zah-kow

Tao-^sin' work’ fe'HOR^TSonan . i r ) i Kwei Sui Electrical Co.- Kweisui,

,\Yqrk, Spopj—.Tientsin .... j chei^,„,|. t,Electrical Co.—Paotow-

s

s Pao Tow

■TsKSSef.Ho Work Shop—Tsinan/. • Szechuan P^oyinee , ,

Shansi - Pro vines Che Ming Electric Co.—Chengtu

King Kin Electrical Co.—PihgyVj Kwong Ming Electric Co.—Wanhsien

t\ Tung' Electrical Co.—T.atung Lu .Chow Electric :Co.f-Luhsien / - i

Ta^,.]^n. ELEqT-giCAL. Gp.—Tai|iU, TsohOjuan Electric Co.—Chungking

T.u . Yuan Sin , Jee Electrical,-Cp,— • iWAfSRi Power' -Electric- Station^-

Taiyuan Kwanhsien u A esniiEOi in 3 ,&bt

WEI; Y,u Electrical. Co.—Yutse ; Yu Pei EisCTRid Co.—Kiangpeh m a

Shantung Province ’Yunnan Province

■ K SihisbinA) * ■ •

Kiao Ao Electric _Go.—Tsingtao ’:Amt Electric ::Co.oLAnii'

Kwan Chao Electric Co.—Limteing i Ho Kmv Electric CO.—Kakwan1

Kwan Yueh Electric Co.—Chang- LlN An ElecTric Co..—Linan

siian Ta KivAN Electric Go.—Mengtsz

Lung Kow Electric — Co.—Lungkow

Yao Lung Electrict Co.—Yunnan

Pao; Chiu So Electric .Co.—Jinchao

Peo Yo Electric Co.—Wenteng P.HILIPPINE INLANDS

Po Shan Electric Co.—Posham Aboitiz & Co.—Palompon, Leyte

—

Pu Chao Eleotric: Co.—Penglai Abuyen, Espiridion—Carigara,. Leyte

■StfN Ming Electric Co.—Chefoo Alvarez; Manuel—Kabiinkalan, Ne-

gros

 INDUSTRIES IN THE PHILIPPINES

B38 POWER PLANTS

Andres, A.—Norzagaray, Bulacan Camon Electric—La Carlotta, Occi-

dental Negros

Araneta, Romualdo, M.—Maas and

BagD, Occidental. Negros Campos, Adriano—Himgaran, Occi-

dental Negros

AtrAD—Juan, Davao

Candaleria Electric Co.—Jacu and

Balanga Power Plant Go.—Pilar and San , Isidro, N, Ecija

Samal, Bataan

Balayan Light and Power Co.— Carcar Cebu.

Electric Light Co.—Carcar

Balayan, Batangas

Baliwag Electeig- Co. — Baliwag, Caring,

yan

Patrqcinio—Buguey, Caga-

Bulacan

Baluyat, Roman—San Simon, Maca- CatarmanSamar

Electric Co.—Catarman,.

bebe and San Luis, Pampango

Baliyat. S otero — Saii Fernando, CaviteCavite

Electric Light Franchise—

Pampanga

Banes, Urbano,—Bangued, Abra Centenera, J.—Goa, Camarines Sur.

Bantayan Electric (Service Co., Inc. Central

Sorsogon

Electric de Sorsogon—

—Bantayan, Cebu

Bataan Electric Light Co., Inc.— Compania

Tarlac

Luz Electric—Concepcion,

Bataan

Batangas Electric Co.—Batangas Confessor, Valentin—Libmanan, Ca-

marines Sur.

Benito, Saturnino—Legaspi, Albay Cotobato Investment Co.—Cotobato

Biool-Eleotric Co.—Naga and Maga- DagupAn Light Power Co.—Dagupan,

rao, Carmarines Sur. Asingan

Boae. Electric Co.—Boae, Marinduque David, Raymundo—Talavera, N. Ecija

Borja, Consenlo—Iligan, Lando Diaz, Anselmo—Bacalod and Talisay,

Bulan Electric Co.—Bulan, Sorsogon Occidental Negros

Butuan Sawmill—Butuan, Agusan Digal, Natalio—Orognieta, Misamis

Borromeo, S. R.—Rambajao, Misamis Dionisio, Victorio — Bangalbon,

Nueva Eci j a

Cabales, Montano, S.—La Castellana, Domingo, Luis—iSan Quintin, Pan-

Occidental Negros gasinan

Cacho & Hidalgo—Tar lac, Lumban Donato, Mariano— Candon, Ilocos

1 1 r

f ' \ yan Electric Co. — Cagayan, Sur

Misamis Donsol, Municipal Council of—Don-

Calapan Electric Co.—Calapan, Min- soly Sorsogon

doro

Eleotra Ltpena, Inc. • Batangas

Calumpit Electric Co.—Catumpit, Encarnacion, Irineo—Pola, Mindoro

Bulacan

 INDUSTRIES IN THE PHILIPPINES

POWER PLANTS

Escudeuo Electeic Light Co.—San Ilagan Electeic Light Plant Co.—

Hagan, Isabela

Pablo, Laguna

Fajaedo, Anselmo—Bacolod and Santa Ilocas Noete Electeic Light Power

C'O;—Laoag, Ilocas Norte

Rita, Pampanga

Fajaedo, Demetico—‘Cabicao, Nueva Imus Electric Co., Inc.—Imus and

Ecija and Bacoor, Cavite

Festejo, Evaeisto—Sta. Lucia, Ilocas Ingle, F.—Buraneu, Leyte

Sur

Flobencio, Esteban — San Mateo, Isabela, Municipal Council of—

Isabela., Occidental, Negros

Rizal

Foetich, Fidel—Inabangan, Bahol Iturable, Moises—Passi, Iloilo

Feancisco, Jacinto—Cabuyao and Jagna Bohal

Electric Service — Jagna,

Sta. Basa, Laguna

Gaecia, Silveeio—Irasin, Sorsogon Jayme,

Negros

Caelos—Bogo, Occidental

Oatmaitan, Juana—Calumpit, Bula- Johnson, Geo. W.—Lubao, Pampanga

can

Geeonimon, Jacinto—Candaba, Pam- Juban, Municipal Council of—Juban,

Sorogon

panga

Gieon, Pedeo—^Silang, Oavite Jumamoy, Jose—Laon, Babol

La Electea Castellana—Castellana,

Gomez de Nepomuceno, Teeesa—Porac Occidental

Pampanga Negros

Gomiee, Alfonso—Estancia, Iloilo Lahoz, R.—Echague, Isabela

Guaycong, Manuel—

Ecija

Mariano—San Antonio, N.

dental NegrOs

Guiuan Electeic Co.—Guiuan, Samar Lanao Electric and Power Supply

Co.—Dansalan, Ramao

Gumaca Electeic System—Gumaca, Lee Pat—San Fernandb, Masbate

Tayabas

Gueeea, Ricaedo—Galivoi, Capiz Lejanq, Artemio and Abieeea—Rafael,

Calivo, Capiz

Hebeo Electeio Plant, Inc.—Aparri, Leon, Jose'de—San Miguel, Bulacan

Cagayan

Heenandez, Jose—Capiz, Capiz LiwaG fc Go.—Pablo, Noveleta., Cavite

Hiios de F. Esano, Inc.—Malitbog, Lloeen, Calixto—Agoo, La Union

Leyte

Lopez, Eduardo—Villaba, Leyte and!

House, J. V.—Dulag, Leyte Moalboal, Cebu

 INDUSTRIES • IN CHINA

B42 PRINTING HOUSES

Chun I & Li Kuo—Shanghai Hua Ta Offset Printing Co.—S’hai

Chung Hsing Printing Co.—Wusih Hua Tung Printing Co.—Nanking

Chung Hsing Printing Co.—Wuhsien Hung Wen—Shanghai

CAung Hua BoOk Co.—Shanghai Jen Teh Printing Co.—Nanking

Chung Hua Printing Go.—Shanghai Kiang_ Nan Printing Co.—Chinkiang

Chung Hua Printing Co.—Wusih Kuo Kuang Printing Co.—S’hai

Chung Yuan Book Co.—Shanghai Li Li Printing Co.—Shanghai

Continental Printing Co.—Nanking Li Su Printing Co.—Wuhsien

Far East Printing Co.—Shanghai Liang Yu Co., Ltd,—Shanghai

Fu Hua Co.—Shanghai . Lu Shan Plate-Making Co.—-S’hai

Great Eastern Book Co.—Shanghai Mei Feng Hsiang Printing Factoet

—Nanking

Hsieh Hsin Printing Co.—Shanghai

Mei Shing Printing Co.—Shanghai

Hsieh Chi Printing Co.—S’hai

Hsieh Shun Printing Co.—Shanghai Ming Kuang—Shanghai

Ming Seng Printing Co.—Wusih

Hsin Fa Printing Co.—Shanghai

Nanking Printing Co.—Nanking

Hsing Chung Hua Printing Co.—

Tungshan Nanyang Printing Co.—Shanghai

Hsing Hsu Printing Co.—Tungshan New China Offset Printing Co.—

Shanghai

Hsing Su Printing Co.—Chinkiang

Hsing Yih Printing Co.—Shanghai Pacific Printing Go.—Shanghai

Hsu Shun Chi—^Shanghai | San I Print Co.—Shanghai

Hua Feng Printing & Streatype Co. Scientific Printing Factory—S’hai

—Shanghai j Sen Sen Art Co.—Shanghai

Hua Kuo Printing Co.—Shanghai | Shan Wen—Shanghai

Hua Mei Printing Co.—Shanghai Shanghai I Chen Printing Co.—

Hua ,Shang Offset Printing Co.— Shanghai

Shanghai Shen Hua Printing Co.—Shanghai

Hua Sheng Lithographic Press—

iShanghai Sheng Chou Kuo Kuang Shai—S’hai

 INDUSTRIES IN CHINA

PRINTING INK-RICE MILLS—SHIPBUILDING B43

Shi Hsing Book Co.—Shanghai Yuan Chang 'Printing Factory—'

Tungshan

Shi Mei Printing-Factory—S’hai

Yuan -I Printing-' Coi.—Shanghai

Shih Tai Printing Go.—Shanghai Yuan Li Printin©-€o., Ltd.—S’hai

Shing- KC6' Ming' Printing Co.^-

SKangLai PRINTING, INK FACTORIES

Sih Chen Printing ■ Co;—Wusih Kiangsu Province

Ta Feng Offset Printing: Co.—S’hai ; Chun Ta—Shanghai

Ta Shen Printing Co.—-Shanghai | Chung Yean Shao Chi—Shanghai

Ta Sit Printing Co.—Wuhsien He Yung—Shanghai

Ta Yeh Printing Co., Ltd.—S’hai Heng Sheng—Shanghai

The Commercial ’ Press—Shanghai Hua Chiang—Shanghai

The Easter Plate-Making CO.— I Hua—Shanghai

Shanghai

The Great Shanghai Printing Co.— Kung Sheng—Shanghai

Shanghai

Ling Sheng Co.—Shanghai

The World Book Co.—Shanghai

gRflUTAOIH RJia Tung Wen—Shanghai

Thomas Chu & Sons—Shanghai World Book Co.—Shanghai

Tien I Co., Ltd.—Shanghai Yung Woo Industrial Co.—S’hai

Tung Shang Lithographic Press—

Shanghai _ RICE MILLS

Wen Using Printing Co.—Wuhsien MANILA (P,I.)

Wen Hua Art Printing Co.—S’hai Aguado Hermanos—103, Balmas, Quia-

Wen Pao—Shanghai- po

Bayambang Rice Mill—813, O’D'onnel

World Offset Printing Co.—S’hai

Cheng Ban Yek ' &r Co.—523, M. de

Wu Chen Chi—Shanghai Binondo

Yi Hsin Printing' Co.—Shanghai - Cheng Siong Lam &-Co.—1000, Dagu-

pan, Tondo

Yu Wen Com.meruisl Printing Co.—

Shanghai Chua Chiaco & Co.—253, Juan Luna

 INDUSTRIES IN, : CHINA.

1344 SILK FILATURES

K^ong Ah Phoy & Co.—283, M. de Kung: Mao—Shanghai

Binondo

■ Ming Chang—Shanghai

Manila Rice Mill Gorpgration-^817*

Dagupan, Tondo Nanyang—Shanghai

San Jose Rice Mill—253, Juan Luna j Nevv Engineering &- Shipbuilding

j Works, Ltd. (British)—Shanghai

Siy (Wg BiENG '& 66.-123, Juan

Luna ! San Pei—Shanghai

Sy Kian & Co.—731, Sto. Cristo i Shanghai, Dock & Engineering .Co^

Ltd. (British)—Shanghai

Sy Yoco & Sons, Inc.—6, Ingreso, ! :

Binondo Shen Chi—Shanghai ■ • '

Tan Sio & Co.—812, Jaboneros, San ! Shun Chang—Shanghai

Nicolas

Tecson Rice Mill Co:—926, A. Rivera, ;: SOCIETE FRANO0-CHINES'E ■ DE ■ Co-N-

Tondo. STRUCTIONS MeTALLEQUIS ET MECANI-

; Quis (French)—Shanghai

SHIPBUILDING | Sung Shun Chang—Shanghai

Kiangsu Province Ta Chung Hua—Shanghai

Chao Shang-:Shangiiai . . , ■ • i Wu Shun Hsin—Shanghai

Chuen Chang—Shanghai SILK FILATURES

Heng Mao—Shanghai Kiangsu Province

Ho n; Using Eng. ,& . SHiEBtiLsiNG An Yu—Shanghai •

Works, Ltd.—Shanghai

Che Shf.no—Wusih

Hsieh Shun-Chang—Shanghai

j Chen Feng—Shentseh

Hsu Shun; .HsiN^Shangh&i

j Chen Feng—Shanghai

HuaTai—Shanghai ,

j Chen Foong—Wusih

Huai Chang—Shanghai

| Chen I Hsieh—Shanghai

Hung Chang Hsiang—Shanghai

I Chen I—Shanghai- -

Hung Chang—Shanghai - ■ -

i Chen Lun—Shanghai

I Hsin—Shanghai

! Chen Ta—Shanghai

Kiangnan Dock & Engineering

.Works—(Shanghai Chen Lung—Wusih

 INDUSTRIES IN CHINA

8.1 DK FI LATURES- B45

Chin Tai—Shanghai Chin Yun Teh Chi—Shanghai

Cheng Hsiang—Shanghai Ching Lun—Shanghai

Cheng HsiNG-^Shanghai Ching Wei—Shanghai

Cheng I—Wusih i Chiu Shun—Shanghai

Cheng Tai—Shanghai Chiu Tai—Shanghai

Chun Sheng Fu—Shanghai : Chu Hsin—Shanghai

Chi Chang TAi^-Shanghai : Chu Hsing—Shanghai

Chi Chang Yung—Shanghai Chui Lun—Chirikiahg

Chi Ta Yung Cni-t—'Shanghai - . Chun Hsin—Shanghai

Chia Heng CHir^-Shanghai. Feng Tai S hun—Sha h ghai'

Chi a Tai—Shanghai Fu Chang Kung “Shanghai K

Chien Chen—Wusih i Fu Chang—Shanghai

Chien Fong No 2-pWusih . Fu Cheng—Shanghai

Chien Feng—Shanghai Fu Ho—Shanghai ■

Chien Lung—Wusih Fu Hsing—Shanghai

Chien Sheng—Shanghai Fu Lun—Shanghai • ' ' ' - h

Chien Sheng—Wusih Heng ChIln—Shanghai ' '

Chien Tai—Shaughai Heng Cheng 11 s in—‘Shah ghai

Chien Yuan—Shanghai . Heng Shang—Shanghai

Chin Chang Kun—Shanghai Heng Yu—Shanghai " '' -

Chin Chi—Wusih Ho Chi Hsin—Shanghai

Chin Feng—Shanghai Ho Feng—Shanghai .

Chin Lun—Shanghai ’ . - Ho Foong—Wusih n/. i

Chin Ta Yu Chi—Shanghai Hou Shang—Shanghai

Chin Tai—Shanghai . Hsia Tai—Shanghai

Chin Tai—Wusih Hsiang CHEN<3rr-Shanghai/i

 INDUSTRIES IN CHINA

B46 SILK FILATURES

:

Hsian6 Feng—Shanghai I Chang Kung Chi—Shanghai

Hsiang Ho—Shanghai I Chang—Shanghai

Hsiang Yuan—Shanghai I Feng Chen—Shanghai

Hsieh Chi—Shanghai I Feng—Shanghai

Hsieh Feng—Shanghai I Foong—Wusib

Hsieh Using—Shanghai I Sheng—Wusih

Hsieh Sheng—Shanghai I Ho Chin Chi—Shanghai

Hsieh Tai—Shanghai I Shang—Shanghai

Hsieh Yuan Cheng—Shanghai I Sheng—Shanghai

Hsieh Yuan—Shanghai Jen Chang—Shanghai

Hsin Chang—Shanghai Jui Chang—Wusih

Hsin Hsin—Shanghai Jui Feng Yu—Shanghai

Hsin Hua—Shanghai Jui Foong—Wusih

Hsing Lun—Shanghai Jui Fu—Wusih

Hsing Yeh—Wuhsien. Jui Ho—Shanghai

Hsu Hsiang—Shanghai Jui Ho—Wusih

Hu Sheng No. 1—Shanghai Jui Lun—Shanghai

Hu i YUAijr—Shanghai Jun Chang—Shanghai

Hung Ta—Shanghai Jun Teh—Shanghai

Hung Lun—Shanghai Kai Tai—Shanghai

Hung Yu—Shanghai Kuang Yuan—Shanghai

I Chang 3rd—Shanghai Kung Chi—Shanghai

I Chang 4th—Shanghai Kung I—Shanghai

I Chang 5th—Shanghai Kung Yuan—Shanghai

I Chang Heng—Shanghai Lun Ta—Shanghai

I Chang Kun—Shanghai Lun Yuan—Shanghai

 INDUSTRIES IN CHINA

SILK FILATURES—SILK WEAVING MILLS B47

Lung Chang—Shanghai Teh Sheng—Wusih

Lung Cni-^Shanghai Teh Ta Yu Chen Chi—Shanghai

Lung Yuan—Shanghai Teh Yuan—Shanghai

Min Feng—Shanghai Teng Feng—Shanghai

Min Foong—Wusih Teng Fong—Wusih

Ning Hsing—Shanghai Tien I—Shanghai

Pao Ching—Shanghai Tien Lung—Wusih

Pag Foong—Wusih Tin Sheng—Wusih

Pao Tai Shun—Shanghai Ting Chang Hsing Chi—Shanghai

Pao Tai Shun—Shanghai Ting Chang Shen—Shanghai

San Tai -Shanghai Ting Chi—Shanghai

Shen Chang—Wusih Ting I—Shanghai

Shen Yuan Hsin Chi—Shanghai Ting Yuan—Shanghai

Sheng Yu—Shanghai Tung Chang Tai—Shanghai

Shu Chang Fu—Shanghai Tung Feng—Shanghai

Shu Sh4ng Shen—Shanghai Tung I—Shanghai

Ta Cheng—Shanghai Wan I—Wusih

Ta Feng—Shanghai Wei Chen—Wusih.. . .

Ta Lun CoMPANY-^Shanghai Wei Lun—Wuhsien

Ta Lun—Shanghai Yeh Chin—Shanghai

Ta Sheng—Shanghai Yen Ching Hsiang—Wuhsien

Tai Chi—Shanghai Ying I—Shanghai

Tai Feng—Shanghai Yu Chang Jen—Shanghai

Tai Hu Yuen—Wusih Yu Chang-Shanghai

Teh Feng—Shanghai Yu Chang—Wusih

Teh Fu—Wusih Yu Feng—Shanghai

 mDUSTfUES IN CHINA

B4af : ! SILK WEAVING MILLS

Yu Foong- Wusih > . okmi SILK WEAVING MILLS

Yu LiKfertrSljiBgibdi : ■ r /T Kiangsu Province

Yu Lung—Wusih. .... u.dh An Li—Shanghai , , . ■ . .'/ av-:j

Yu Sheng FENqr:Shivs»giiai, Chen Huan—Shanghai , ; ,. :

Yu Yuan Cheng CH;i-;7§hangh..ii . Chen Nan—Shanghai ... yiy,

Yuan Chi—Shanghai, Chen Ya—Shanghai

rjRTgtiflrid—ovuftH qvu A

Yuan Feng—Shanghai Chen Yeh—Shanghai

Yuan Ho—Shanghai; IChen Yu—Shanghai>jj7/ o^owU OAq

Yuan , HoTj^han^hai ., ^ , I Chi Chang—Slnanghai h8 iaT oaT

Yuan I—.Shanghai K , (, I Chia Cheng—.Shanghai. h8 iaT oaT

1

Yuan Kang—Shanghai Chia Ling—Shanghai, 18- iaT ka8

Yuan Kong—Wusih ; | Chia Lun—Shanghai, r

Yuan Ta—Shanghai ! Cm ii Cheng—Shanghai

Puen FoonGj—Wusih |Chih Ta—Shanghai. ,

Yuen Ta—Wusih 'Chin CiiENG-^^hanghai

Ftten Tax—Wusih . _ , 'Chin Feng—Shanghai

Yuen Yu—Wusih | Chin Hsia—Shanghai

Yun Lun Chun Chi—Shanghai | Chin I—Shanghai

Yung Cheng—Shanghai Chin Kung—Shanghai

Yung Chi—Shanghai Chin Lun—Shanghai

Yung Lun—Shanghai Chin Lung—Shanghai

•TTUT-nj;.

Yung Ta—Shanghai Chin. Yun—Shanghai

Yung Tai HsiNG^Shanghai Ching Yeh—Shanghai

i nijgrnn#'.- ■/:*\. n : f.>j > Chiu Ju—Shanghai —QHIiT iaT

Yung Tai No. 1—Shanghai

Yung Tai No. 2—Shanghai Chiu Shun—Shanghai uY uH iaT

Yung Yu—Shanghai ' '> ; 1

Chung Hua—Shanghai -qhhT hhT

Yung Yuan—Shanghai Chung Yang—Shanghai. - raT

 i^USTRIES IN CHINA

SICK WEAVING, MILLS B45>

Eou Chang—Shanghai ; Li Using—Shanghai.. i;

Eu Hsing—Shanghai , • : Li Kang—Shanghai

Fu Li—Shanghai ,,. ,; 1; • y Li Yu—Shanghai .

Fu Tan—Shanghai ;Lieh Feng^—Shanghaii:., HfiK / : U" aT

Heng Fir—Shanghai . - : i Lung Hua—Shanghai

Hens Hsing—Shanghai Mei Cheng —Shanghai -

Ho Chang—Shanghai : Mei Feng—Shanghai:. .- 'U-

Hsiang Hsing—Shanghai Mei Li—Shanghai ;AfigmuiR— ia7/ >T

Hsiang Mao—Shanghai i Mei Lun—Shanghai , , ir .,

Hsieh Chi—Shanghai- Mei Sheng—Shanghai . iV ., , t ..

Hsieh Feng—rShanghai Mei Wen—Shanghai n

Hsieh Yuan—Shanghai • Mei Ya—Shanghai .f

Hsin Hsing—Shanghai Min Feng—Shanghai

ir.iLuu:>'I<"—ij/.:m ) ruiFi'

Hsin Ta—Shanghai ■ Ming Ya—Shanghai i i‘ i > /. i U * t »•; l i

Hsin Wei—Shanghai Nan Feng—Shanghai

Jisrxd Ya—Shanghai Ji ; ‘ ■ Nan Yan—Shanghai-

miall m

HuaIXsil ChianShanghai

o—2fH I . f ■ 'TOs- .1 ‘JAO# ; Nan Yang—Shanghai

Hua Feng—Shanghai • Pao Hua—Shanghai

Hua Lun—Shanghai

Hua Tung—Shanghai Shanghai Cuing HVei Co.—Shanghai'

Hui Feng—Shanghai iailg Shanghai—Shanghai

II ui Lcn—Shanghai | Sheng CHANG'*iJ®h'anfehhi-' ; i. S Q's jri'

I YuT-Shanghai ; Sheng Hua Shanghai > Y ,-/ jT

Jih IIsi>'G--Shanghai Sheng Mei—Shanghai

Kuang HUA-r-Shanghai , Sheng Tan—Shanghai

Kuang Ming—Shanghai Sheng Sheng—Shanghai auH hhW

Kuo Hua—Shanghai I Sheng Teh—Shanghai • n -/.ii’j <7

Li j Hsin—Shanghai I Sheng Ya—Shanghai , -u H u7

 INDUSTfilES IN CHINA

B50 SOAP & CANDLE FACTORIES

Shih Hsin—Shanghai Yu Hsin—Shanghai

Ta Cheng—Shanghai Yu K gang—Shanghai

Ta Feng—Shanghai Yu Sheng—Shanghai

Ta Hua—Shanghai Yu Tsun—Shanghai

Ta Lu—Shanghai Yu Tung—Shanghai

Ta Mei—Shanghai Yuan Chi—Shanghai

Ta Tung—Shanghai Yuan Feng—Shanghai

Ta Wei—Shanghai Yueh Hua—Shanghai

Tag Hua—Shanghai Yun Chang—Shanghai

Teh Chang—Shanghai Yung Feng—Shanghai

Teh Hsin—Shanghai Yung Hsiang—Shanghai

Teh Shih—Shanghai Yung Tai I—Shanghai

Tien Cheng—Shanghai SOAP & CANDLE FACTORIES

Tien Chin—Shanghai Kiangsu Province

Tien Fu—Shanghai

Ai Hua Sui Chi Toilet Soap Factor*:

Tien Hsing—Shanghai —Shanghai

Tien I—Shanghai Central Soap Factory, The—S’hai

Tien Wei—Shanghai Chen Chi Soap Factory—Shanghai

Ting Hua—Shanghai Chen Hsin Soap Factory—Shanghai

Tung Hua No. 1—Shanghai Chen Hua Soap and Candle Factory

—Shanghai

Tung Hua No. 2—Shanghai Chen Hua Soap Factory—Chinkiang

Tung Ya—Shanghai Chen Hua Soap Factory—Kiangyin

Wan Pao—Shanghai Chen Hua Soap Factory—Shanghai

Wei Feng—Shanghai Chenshin Toilet Soap Factory—

Wen Hua—Shanghai Shanghai

Yu Chang—Shanghai Chien Tai Sing Candle Factory—

Shanghai

Yu Hou—Shanghai Chin Chang Candle Factory—S’hai

 INDUSTRIES IN CHINA

SOAP & CANDLE FACTORIES B51

'Chiiu Chemical Society—Shanghai International Dispensary—S’hai

China Chemical Works—Shanghai Jen Mou Candle and Soap Factory

—Shanghai , '

Chung Hsing Soap Factory—S’hai

Kuang Hua Chemical Industry So-

■Chung Hsin Soap Factory—T’shan ciety—Shanghai

Kuang Hua Chemical Industry. So-

Chung Hua Soap Factory—Shanghai ciety—Shanghai ~

Chung Hua Soap Factory—T’shan Kuang Hua Soap-Factory—Shanghai

Chung Hua Soap Factory—Tanyang Kuang Hua Soap Factory—Wuchin

Chung Nuo Soap Factory—Shanghai Kupen Soap Factory—Shanghai

Chung Kuo Soap Factory—T’shan Kung Mou Soap Factory—Shanghai

Chung Yang Soap Factory—S’hai

Li Hsin Soap Factory—Wuchin

Fu Chang Soap Factory—Shanghai

Li Hsing Soap Factory—Shanghai

Fu Li Soap Factory—Shanghai

Fu Li Soap Factory—Wusih Li Ta Factory—Shanghai

Hang Lee Toilet Soap Factory — Mou Kang Soap Factory—Shanghai

Shanghai Mou Kang Soap Factory—Tanyang

Hang Li Soap and Candle Factory— Nan Hsieh Hsing-Soap Factory—

Shanghai Shanghai

Heng Hsin Yu . Candle Factory— Nan Yi Hsing Candle Factory—S’hai

Shanghai

Heng Hsing Yu Factory—Shanghai NanShanghai

yang Soap and Candle Factory—

Ho Mou Sin Soap Factory—S’hai Nanyang Soap and Candle Factory—

Ho Mou Hsin Soap Factory—K’yin Shanghai

Hsing Hua Soap Factory—Shanghai Ni Ching Soap Factory—Wuchin

Hsiang Min Soap Factory—Shanghai Shin Hua Soap Factory—Kiangyin

Hua Chang Soap Factory—Shanghai Shin Mou Soap and CANDLEr-C’kiajig

Hua Feng Soap Factory—Shanghai Shun Chang Soap FACTORYtrrS’hai

Hua Feng Toilet -Soap Factory— Shun Chang Soap Factory - Wusih

Shanghai

Hua Li Candle Factory—Shanghai Sung Min Soap Factory—Shanghai

Siang Tai Candle & Soap Factory—

Hui Kung Soap Factory—Tanyang Shanghai

 INDUSTRIES IN THE PHILIPPINES

B52 STATIONERY SUPPLIES FACTORIES

Si an a Tai Soap and Candle Factoey Yi Mou Soap Factoey—Shanghai

—Chinkiang

Yu Ching Feng ' Candle FaCtoey—

Sin Chang Soap FactoKY-^-Sbanghai Shanghai

Sin Htja FACTOBY^-Shanghai Yu Kang Heng Soap Factoey—S’hai

Sin Hua Soap and Candle Factoky Yu Kang Soap Factory—Tanyang

—Nanking

Yu Mou Soap Factoey—Shanghai

Sin Hua Soap Factoey—Shanghai

Yuan Ho Factoey—Shanghai

Ta Chung Hua Soap Factoey—S’hai

Yuan Ho Soap and Candle Factoey'

Ta Chung Hua Soap Factoey—Wusih Chinkiang •

Ta Chung Soap Factoey—Chinkiang Yun Mou Factoet—Shanghai

Ta Chung Soap Factoey—Shanghai Yung Mou-Candle and Soap Factory'

Chinkiang

Ta Hua Soap Factoey—Shanghai Yung Woo Industeial Co.—S’hai

Ta Teh Soap Factoey—Shanghai

stationery supplies ; .

Ting Chang Soap Factoey—Shanghai FACTORIES

Ting Chang Soap"'Factoey—Wusih Kiangsu Province

Ting Feng Soap Factoey—Shanghai Chia Ting Envelope Co.—Shanghai

Tung Mou Soap Factoey—Kiangyin Chin Chen Co.—Shanghai

TtmcP-Mbtr1 Soap FXOfoEY^Shanghai Chin Yeh 0o.—Shanghai

Tung ; Tai Sing • Candle Factoey— Cho Hsin Waxed Papek Co.—S’hai

Shanghai Chung Hua Industeial Factoey—

Tung Yao FactoBYrpShanghai Shanghai

Tung Yao Soap and..Candle Factoey Chung I Chemical Co.—Shanghai

—Nanking Easteen Chemical/Co.—Shanghai

Wan Li Hsiang Soap Fact/)ey—S’hai Easteen Industetal ‘ Co.—Shanghai

Wan Li Hsiang "Soap Factoey— Han Lai Company—Shanghai

Tungshaft -■

Wet Kinstj Soap Factoey—Shanghai Hou Sheng Co.—-Shanghai

Yen‘ -L'i Yuan (^andLi; Factoey— Hsing Feng Waxed Papee Co.—S’hai

Tungshan

t-fiff-QH ’\ i>1 -4j Using Yeh Co.—Shanghai ‘

Yen Li Yuan Soap Factoey—S’hai Hua Fu Golden Pen Factoey—S’hai

Yi Ching Soap Factoey—Shanghai Hua Kai Min Ink Co.—Shanghai

 INDUSTRIES IN CHINA

SUGAR CENTRALS B5.T

Kang Shen Ink Co.—Shanghai Cebu Sugar Co.—25, Plaza Goito,' Sta.

Cruz

Kuan Le Min Fountain Pen Co.—

Shanghai Central Azucarera de Bais—212, Mar-

ques de Comil las, Paco

Kuang Hua Industrial Co.—S’hai

Central Azcucarera de Pilar—801, M.

Li Chung Co.—Shanghai de la Industria,

Li Wen Co.—Shanghai Central AzucAreRa de Tarlac—212, M.

; de la Industria

Li Wen Ink Co.-c-Shaaighai

I Central Azcarera del Norte—203, Cu

Ma KianG; Cq:—Shanghai, Unjieng Building

Ma Li Co.—Shanghai Central Azucarera don Pedro—719,.

Min Shen Ink . Qo^—.Shanghai Echagira .

Min Sheng Industrial Cok—S'hai : Central Azucarera Sara Ajuy—801,

M. ;de la> Industria

Ming Lt; Co.-—Shanghai ; Central Cotabato, -Inc.—514, Chaco

Pao Chuan Co.-iShanghai . . Building

Ta Chung II ua:. Fountain Pen Cq.—'i ; Central Leonor—Negros

Shanghai

Ta Hua Industrial-Uo.—Shanghai ; Central LU^Hn MlLLiNuCo.—315, Luiz.

Perez Samanillo Building

Ta Hua Industrial Co.—Shanghai . Central San Hudke Negros

Tien Jan Ink Co-.—Shanghai

Yung Liang Co.—Shanghai I Central SaRa AjUY—Panay ,

; Con Ran ia Azucarera'. de Bais-h-212, M.

SUGAR CENTRALS^ de Comillas, pace. .

Manila (P.I.) De la Rama Centrals—Bago, Taiisay

and Negtoi !l<

Asturias Sugar ’Central, Inc.— llaavaiian PhiGiNti'Co'—316, Regina

Dumalog, Ca,piz . . .. Building

Bacolod-Murcia MiLL^NUirP-Q./’ Inc.— : HaU-AI^An Suq'au Planters Association

304, Masonic Temple

’ —1246, •Ai’'ifegTii, Quiapo

Bataan Sugar ' ’’Co’!—202, ^iMasonie

Temple, Binondo- ' ilFNi)''Su’dAir! Ooki'AS't—Ltizcn

Binalbagan 304, Masonic } Isabela- ' [^ugaR'" €o.—304,' Masotiic

i Temple

Bcge Medellin Milling Co.—Bogo, ! Ka:baN.4Elan 7 Sugar Co., ' Inc-.—.32',..

Cebu j Hogar Building

Calamba Sugar Estate—407, National La OMlota Sugar :C^'NTRAL^-La Car-

City Bank Building' lota, Negros •

 INDUSTRIES - IN CHINA

±554 SUGAR CENTRALS—TANNERIES

Laguna Sugar Corporation —155, Victoria Milling CO;., Inc.—Chaco

Aviles San Miguef Building, Binondo

Lizarraga Hnos.—32, Hogar Filipino Welch-Fairchild, Ltd.—321, Regina

Building Building

Lopez Sugar Central Mill Co.— Ynchausti & Co.—801, M. de la Indus-

Fabrica, Negros tria ;

Luzon Sugar Co.—25, Plaza Goito TANNERIES

Ma-ao Sugar Central Co., Inc.—304, Kiangsu Province

Masonic Temple

Chiang Wan Shun—Nankiag

Mabalacay Sugar Co.—34, Escolta

Chueh Yi Hsing—Shkagnai

Malabon Sugar Co.—Hong Kong and Chung Yuen—Tungshan

Shanghai Bank Building

Mount Arayat Sugar Co.—31, Hogar Hsiang Sien—Shanghai

Building Hsieh Yuen Chang—Shanghai

North Negros Sugar Co.—Chaeo Hsin Chi—Shanghai

Building, Binondo

Hsin Hsin—Tungshan

Nueva Ecija Sugar Mills.—408, Luiz Hsin Hua—Tungshan

Perez Samanille Building

Ormoc Sugar Co.—Qmoc, Leyte Hsu Liang Chi—Nanking

Ifl4.—National City Bank Building Hsu Yung Chi—Shangnai

Pampanga Sugar Development Gq-., Lao Yung Sen—Shanghai

Ltd.—Masonic Temple

Pampanga Sugar Mills—407, National Ta Hua Chang Chi—Shanghai

City Bank Building Tai Ping Yang—Shanghai

Philippine Milling Co.—218, Luiz Tsing I—Shanghai

Perez Samanillo Building

Philippine Sugar Association—316, i Tu Yung Chi—Nanking

Regina Building Yuen Hsing—Shanghai

Philippine Sugar Estates Develop- Yuen Ta—Shanghai

ment Co.—246, Anda, Intr. Wu Ching Lung—Nanking,

Roxas y Compania—719, Echague ;—r*

San Carlos Milling Co.—Chaco Other Places

Building, Binondo

. S u gar Centrals Agency—M ason ic i Canton Tannery and Leather Works—

Cgnton ~ -v ‘

Temple

Talisay-iSilay Milling Co., Inc;—3, Chung Ya Tannery—Tientsin

Masonic Temple, Binond'o Fukien Industrial Co.—Foochow

 INDUSTRIES IN CHINA

TEA-FIRING B5S

Government Leather Factory—Cheng- Jen Chi—Yu Shun Li, Chen Ta Tung,

tu Shanghai

Government Tannery—Yunnanfu Kui Yuan—Lan Yien Li, Wuchowr

Road, Shanghai

Hua Pei Factory—Tientsin _ Kung Shen—Teh An Fang, N. Che-

Hung Chi Tannery—Tientsin kiang Road, Shanghai

Hung Lee Tannery—Tientsin Pao Chang Branch—Tong Kia Lung,

Shanghai

Suahozen Leather Manufacturing Co. Pao Chang—Jukong Road, Shanghai

—Harbin

Ta Yeh Leather Co.—Tsinan Pao Ta Hsiang—Yu Shun Li, Chea

Ta Lung, Shanghai

Tung Ye Tannery—Shenyang Pei Hsin’—N. Shansi Road, S’hai.

Wanshenho Tannery—Tientsin San Yi—Teh An Li, N. Shansi Road,

Yih Ta Tannery—Tientsin Shanghai

Yu Chuen Tannery—Chungking San Yuan—Elgin Road, Shanghai

Teh Jen—Sin Chang Li, N. Chekiang,

Road, Shanghai

TEA-FIRING FACTORIES Tien Chang—North Shansi Road,

Kiangsu Province Shanghai

Chang Chi—Lane 6, Tao Yuan Fang, Tien Sheng Kung—N., Shansi Road,

Shanghai Shanghai

Chien Chi FIsiang—Tong Kia Lung, Tung Chun Fu—Tung Chang Li,

Shanghai Hainiug Road, Shanghai

Chu Sheng—Elgin Road, Shanghai Tung Chung Fo—Yung Hsin Road,

Shanghai

Chun Yuan—Jukong Road, S’hai

Tung I—Paotung Road, Shanghai

Fu Hsing—Elgin Road, Shanghai Tung Yi Fung—N. Honan Road,

Heng Fung—Teh An Li, N. Shansi Shanghai

Road, Shanghai

Tung Yu Tai—Yu Shun Li, Chen Ta

Hsing Hsing—Chung Shou Li. Lung, Shanghai

Burkill Road, Shanghai

Wan Cheng Hsiang—Fu Shou Li,

Hsing Yuan—Tai Yuan Fang, Hai- Elgin Road, Shanghai

ning Road, Shanghai

Wu Shen Chi—N. Shansi Road,

Ho Hsing Lung—Woosung Road, Shanghai

Shanghai

Yi Cheng Hsiang—Teh An Li, N.

Hsing Chi—Chen Ta Lung, N. Soo- Shansi Road, Shanghai

chow Road, Shanghai

Yi Tai Lung—Wuchang Road, S’hai

Hui Chi—Yalu Road, Shanghai

Yi Tung Hsing—Yu Hsiang Li,

Hung Chang—Elgin Road, Shanghai Tong Kia Lung, Shanghai

 -J'N eiliNA

B56 ■ TI WEAYJ:A(> ,FA€T‘OJ?IES

Yu Li—Tai Yuan Fang, ilaiiiing Chien Yuan—Shanghai

'Road, Snangh'ai

Y.UAjf ^Ig^.^oa/^j^bftn^ai j ,>f i Chih Cheng—Shanghai 1

Yuan Using Ho—wi’^ong kia^Lung, IChih^^SaifUr ’ ’

Siianghai Chin Chang Csiang—Shanghai

Yuan Li—Tong kia. Rung, Shanghai ■Chin CHAN^^^fangfaF^^ IH ^

Yuan TaR So—Rong' Kia Lur^g,,. ^bai IChin FENd—Shangliai ^ ' ■,'hl ''" ' n

Yung. Hsiang—W.; %qns.. Chin Hsia—Shanghai .

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Yung Sheng—^’u’.kan Li, H, !HQptan jChin Hsin—Shanghai rj. .

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Road, Shanghai . _

d . J V Rna Oi i-i xui4 a -dl i;LI Chin Hua—Shanghai

; ■ Ti AYEAV1R (J • iLVCIOiRIES v i Chin I—Shanghai

Kiangsu Erovince ^ Chin Lun—Shanghai , , -

Chang'’Ching Tang—Snanghai Chin aIei—Shanghai

Chang Ming—Shanghai : | Chin Ming—Shanghai—- - •

Chao FenGt—Shanghai . - : 1 Chin" Siiil—SWn|h*i • -1 n ' 'i''t

Chen Chang—Shanghai | Chin Yuah^—Shangiiai' ‘’'1

Chen Hsia—Shanghai : : - ‘ C u i x g CHan g—Shangh a i

Chen Hua—Shanghai i Cni^qt Cheng—Shai}ghai • .

Chen I Lin—Shanghai | Ching Feng—Shanghai

Chen Yeh—Shanghai I C h 1 ng "tun—skanglia 1

Cheng Eeng—Shanghai - - T I Ching Ta—Siiangliax

Cheng Kang—Shanghai 'i ' j Ching Yun—Shanghai

Cheng Kung—Shanghai Chiu Cheng Jen—Shanghai

Cheng'Mei—Shanghai ■ ' i Qbjiu Cheng—Shanghai /heH o n ! •

Cheng Shkng - Shatigbai - ' I| Chiu Hsing—Shanghai

hnlsoBtf* S'H'df iS.i'f-Gl

Cheng Yeh—Shanghai [Chiu Lun—Shanghai:';,— :

Chi Hsin—Shanghai a u,.. - Chu Pao Chi—Siianghai

Chi Lin—Shanghai , . , , 7 I Chu an Cheng—Shanghai

Chien Chung—Shanghai !i Chung ,y.m J .,u— ■ D -ihO7 ■ -

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 INDUSTRIES IN CHINA

TI 'wkAVTNUl 'PAkf-rtMuS BST

Fu Cheng—Shanghai Hsin Mei—Shanghai :

Fc IIsin—ShAWgfiar Hsin TM-^hanghai' ■

Fu Hua—Shanghai Hsin Ya—Shanghai 1 ' ' ; ;

;

Fu Yeh—Shangha? - • Hsin Yu—Shanghai1 ■ •

Heng Feng—Shanghai Hsin Yuan—Shanghai

Heng Hsin—Shanghai1 Hsing (,’heng—Shanghai

Heng Teh—Shkiighai Hsing Hua—Shanghai -

Heng Yu—Shanghai Hsing Yeh—Shanghai

Ho Sheng—Shanghai1' Hsu Chung HsiaAG—Shanghai

Hsia Hsing—Shanghai Hua Chang—Shkiighai

Hsia Yun Tano—Shanghai Hua Cheng—Shanghai

Hsiang Cheng C?ii—Shanghai- Hua Chiang—Shanghai

Hsiang Chin—Slianghai1' Hua Feng—Shanghai

Hsiang Lun—Shah'ghai Hua Hsin—‘Shanghai

Hsieh Chang Snhxcr-^Shanghai Hua Hsing-^Shanghai

Hsieh Chang—Shanghai Hua Lai—Shaii'gliai

Hsieh Chi—Sha'hghai Hua Li—Shanghai

Hsieh Chengs—Shanghai Hua Ming—Shdhghar

Hsieh Hsing?— Shanghai' ' Hua Sheng—Sh&nghai

Hsieh Hua—Shanghai' Hua Ta—Shanghai'

Hsieh Kang—-Shanghai Huan Chiu—Shanghai

Hsieh Lun—Shaii|hai Hui Hua—Shaiighdi

Hsien Ming—Shanghai Hung Hsiang—Sha'rigkdh

Hsin An—Shanghai Hung Hsing—Shhirghai '

Hsin Chang—Shanghai" Hung YTuan—Shanghai

Hsin Cheng—Shah ghat ” I Cheng—Shanghai

Hsin Hsing—Shanghai ' I Hsin—Shanghai

Hsin Hua—Shanghai'' -■ E I Hua—Shanghai

Hsin 1—Shanghai- ■ ' Jen Ho—Shanghai

Hsin Lun—Shanghai Jen Tai—Shanghai

 INDUSTRIES IN CHINA

B53 TI WEAVING FACTORIES

Jih Sheng—Shanghai Luek Hua—Shanghai

Jux Feng Hsiang—Shanghai Lung Hsing—Shanghai

Jut Feng—Shanghai Lun I—Shanghai

Jui Lun—Shanghai Lun Ta—Shanghai

Jui Lung—Shanghai Lung Hua—Shanghai

Jung Chang—Shanghai Mai Fa—Shanghai

Jung Fa—Shanghai Mei Cheng—Shanghai

Jung Hsing—Shanghai Mei Hsin—Shanghai

Jung Sheng—Shanghai Mei Hua—Shanghai

Jung Tan—Shanghai Mei I—Shanghai

Kai Tai—Shanghai Mei Jen—Shanghai

Keng Chang—Shanghai Mei Li—Shanghai

Kuan Ya—Shanghai Mei Lin—Shanghai

Kuang Chang—Shanghai Mei Mei—Shanghai

Kuang Hsing—Shanghai Mei Sheng—Shanghai

Kuang Hua—Shanghai Mei Ta—Shanghai

Kuang Mei—Shanghai Min Hsin—Shanghai

Kuang Ya—Shanghai Ming Cheng—Shanghai

Kun Ming—Shanghai Ming Hsing—Shanghai

Kung Chang—Shanghai Ming Hua—Shanghai

Kuo Ho Lin—Shanghai Ming Ming—Shanghai

Kuo Wei—Shanghai Ming Sheng—Shanghai

Li Ho—Shanghai Nan Hua—Shanghai

Li Hsing—Shanghai Ni Shang—Shanghai

Li Hua—Shanghai Pao Hsin—Shanghai

Li Ta—Shanghai Pao Hua—Shanghai

Li Ya—Shanghai Pei Yang—Shanghai

Lieh Chi—Shanghai Pu I—Shanghai

Lien Hua—Shanghai San Hsing—Shanghai

Lu Tai—Shanghai San I—Shanghai

 INDUSTRIES IN MALAYA

TIN MINES Bo9f

San I Hsin—Shanghai' Ta Tung—Shanghai

San Li—Shanghai^ Ta Wei—Shanghai

San Yu—Shanghai Ta Yu—Shanghai

San Yuan—Shanghai Tai Chiu—Shanghai

; o.lv a a t i ci '■> Tai Feng—Shanghai

Shen Chang—Shanghai

Shen I—Shanghai Tai Lai—Shanghai

Sheng Hua—Shanghai Teh Chi—Shanghai

Sheng Li—Shanghai Teh Chang—Shanghai

Sheng Ya—Shanghai Teh Hua—Shanghai

Shih Li—Shanghai Teh Hua—Shanghai

Shun Chang—Shanghai Tein Hua—Shanghai

Shun Hsing Tai—Shanghai Tien Chan—Shanghai

Shun Li—Shanghai Tien Chang—Shanghai

Shun Ta Hsing—Shanghai Tien Cheng—Shanghai

Ssu Cheng—Shanghai Tien Chi—Shanghai

Sun Chia Chi—Shanghai Tien Feng—Shanghai

Sun Fu Tai—Shanghai Tien Fu—Shanghai

Son Yao Ting—Shanghai Tien Hsiang—Shanghai

Son Yu—Shangh ii ' Tien Hsin—Shanghai

Ta Chang—Shanghai Tien Hsing—Shanghai

Ta Chin—Shanghai Tien Jan—Shanghai

Ta Ching—Shanghai Tien Lun—Shanghai

Ta Chung Hua—Shanghai Tien Lun—Shanghai!

Ta Chung—Shanghai Tien Pag—Shanghai

Ta Feng—Shanghai Tien Sheng—Shanghai

Ta Hsin—Shanghai Tien Shun—Shanghai

Ta Hua—Shanghai Tien Sun—Shanghai

Ta Li—Shanghai Tien Tien—Shanghai

Ta Lhn—Shanghai. Tien Wen—Shanghai

Ta Sheng—Shanghai Tung I—Shanghai

 INDUSTRIES IN MALAYA

TIN MINES

Tien Yen—Shanghai Yu Lun—Shanghai

Tien Ytuan—Shanghai Yu Mao—Shanghai

Ting Ya—Shanghai Yu Min—Shanghai ,

Tung Chang—Shanghai Yu Sheng—Shanghai

Tung Cheng—Shanghai h Yu Yuan—Shanghai

Tung Fang—Shanghai Yuan A Mao—Shanghai

Tung Hua—Shanghai Yuan Li—Shanghai

Tung Mei—Shanghai ... Yueh Hua—Shanghai

: Yun Hsia—Shanghai

Tung Sheng—Shanghai :

Yun Hsin—Shanghai

Tung Teh—Shanghai 1 Yun Using—Shanghai

Tung Ya—Shanghai v ; : Y Yun Hua—Shanghai

"Wan Chang—Shanghai - T Yun Tan—Shanghai

Wan Hsing—Shanghai Yung Chang—Shanghai

Wei PIsin—Shanghai Yung Feng—Shanghai

Wei Lo—Shanghai :;iiT Yung Hsing—Shanghai

Wen Lung—Shapghai Yung H ta—Shanghai

Ya Chou—Shanghai Yung I—Shanghai

Ya IIsi Ya—Shanghai Yung Sheng—Shanghai

Yao Hua—Shanghai Yung Yu—Shanghai ~

Yen Tung—Shanghai

Yin Wen—Shanghai TIN MINES

Yu Chang—Shanghai [' Malaya

Yu Cheng—Shanghai Ampang Tin, Co.., Ltd., The—4th

Mile, Ampang Road, Ampang

Yu Citing—Shanghai Anglo-Malayan Tin, Ltd.—Rawang,

Yu Feng—Shanghai i Selangor

Yu Hs in—Shanghai Anglo-Siamese Tin Synmcate—South

Siam

Yu Hsing—Shanghai As am Kumbang Tin Derdging, Ltd.

Yu Hua—Shanghai —Taiping, Perak; Cable , Ad : Aust-

r malay

Yu I—Shanghai •■ 1.

—nr : Ltd.—Taiping,

Austral Malay ..Tin,

Yu Li—Shanghai - Perak -ok.iii'T. T

 INDUSTRIES IN MALAYA

TIN MINES B61

Ayer Hangat Syndicate, Ltd.—Ben- Consolidated ; Tin Mines- . of Burma,

tong, Pahang Ltd.—P.O. Box 199, Rangoon;

Cable Ad : Stannicfour

Ayer Weng ' (Rahatan) Development

and Prospecting Co., Ltd.—Botohg, Fan Fatt Tin TvIine—Tronoh, Perak

Siam

Foo Nyit Tse : Hydraulic Mine--3rd

Bakau Tin, Ltd.—Kuala Kuhn, Din Mile, Jfelapang Road, Chemor,

Selangor (j . m :, t, , F.M.S

Ban Sen Kongsi—Postal Ad: Foo Look Ft-a'i Xam Kongst—Foo Xyi't

Nyil Tse. 321 and- 3^3, Lahat Road, Tse, 321 and 323, Lahat Roaj,

Falim Village, Ipon, Perak Falim YiMage,- 'Tpoh. ;! ‘

Bangrin* Tin Dredging Co., Ltd.— Freda Tin Mining Co,, Ltd,—Bundi,1

Kemamnn • ' ’

Renong, West Ooasti Siam

Batang Padano Dredging Cq., Ltd. Glimau Sem-bilan

Tin, Ltd.—Jelebu Negri

—Bidor, Perak

Batt Caves Tin.'Dredging Co., Ltd. Gopeng5 Consolidated, Ltd.—Gopeng,

■P'6'rak'- .mmqoyl—.gtJ ,mT DEOsaR

Batu Caves, Selangor

Bath Selangor Tin Dredging Co:, IIkawood Tin and Rubber Estate,

■ Si put, Pferak

Ltd.—Batu', 'Selangor;. .'.ipaole Ad : Ltd.—Sufegei

Henggeler :

11 ftam TiN, LrD.-^Kroh, Upper

Benang Star Tin, Ltd. P.O. Box Perak

136, Ipoh, Perak Hong KoncI Tin, Ltd.—Puchong,

Selangor

Bukit Arang Tin, Ltd.- U1u Langat,

Selangor Idris Hydraulic,: Ltd. — Kampar,

Perak •fOgnB!*.»P .y i ■oioT-- aid

Bukit Ibu (Bandar) Tin, Ltd.—

Baling, Kedah Ipoh Ten- Dredging, Ltd.—Lahat,

Perak

Bukit Kandan Tin Syndicate, (Ltd Jelapang Tin Dredging, Ltd.—Tap-

—Tronoh, Perak ping, Perak -

Burma Malaya Tin, LtR.—c/o Evatt Jelebu Tin Dredging, Ltd.—Kuala

& Co., Kuala Lnmpur Klawang, ’Negri. Sembi'lan

Changket Tin Dredging, Ltd.— Johan Tin Dredging, (Ltd.—Papan,

Rawang, Selangor Perak i \ ' i rr;:i /: • .'!

Chemor River Tin, Ltd.—Chemor, KAJANG K EMA MAN’ (1925), LTD.—

Kinta, Perak. Kemantan,/ 'I’rengganu

Chendai Consolidated, Ltd.—Meng- Kampar Kiri Coalfields Midden

lembu, Perak Sumatra 11. M.-'-Pakan Baroe,

Chenderiang Tin Dredging, Ltd.— Sumatra

Qhenderiang, Perak Kampar Malaya Tin Dredging, Ltd.

Chim Lee Tin Mining Co.—254, Batu Kaparm Perak

Road, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor.

Kampong KamuntiNg Tin Dredging,

Chin Chin Tin, Ltd.—Jasin, Malacca Ltd.—Taiping, Perak; Cable Ad:

 INDUSTRIES IN MALAYA

J362 TIN MINES

Kampono Lastjust Tin Dredging, Ltd. Larut T1n Fields, Ltd.—Taiping,

—Rawing, Selangor Perak

Kamra Tin Dredging, Ltd.—Paket, Lean Perak

Fatt Mining Kongsi—Kampar,.

West ^ianvn'-Cable; Ad : Kamra

Kamunttng Tin Dredging, Ltd.-^- LinguiJohore

Tin, Ltd.—Kota Tinggi,

Kamunting

Katu Tin Dredging, Ltd.—Buket, Lower Perak Tin Dredging, Ltd.—

Tanjong Tuakong, Perak

West Siam; . Cable Ad : Katndre

Kay (Kinta) '[ Ltd. Tin Mines - LukutDickson

Tin Dredging, Ltd.—Port

Menglembu, i'erak

Kent*1 (F.M.'S.) Tin Dredging, Ltd. Malay States Tin, Ltd.—4th Mile,

Ampang Road, Ampang, Selangor

—Batu Caves, Selangor

Kepong Dredging Co., Ltd.—Kepong, Malaya Consolidated Tin Dredging

Co., Ltd.—Selangor

Selangor

'Kepong Tin, Ltd.—Kepong, Selangor Malayan Collieries, Ltd.—Hong

Kong & Shanghai Bank Buildings,

Kinta Kellah Tin Dredging Co., Kuala Lumpur; Cable Ad': Arang.

Ltd.—Batu Gajaih, Perak Malayan Tin Dredging, Ltd.—Batu

Gajah, Perak

Kinta Tin Dredging

tu Gajah, Perak Co., Ltd.—Ba- Malayan Tinfields, Ltd.—c/o Guth-

Kinta Tin .i Mines, Ltd.—Gopeng, rie & Co., Kuala Lumpur

Perak Malaysiam Tin, Ltd.—Tanjong Ram-

butan, Perak

Klang River Tin Dredging Co.,

Ltd.—Petaling, Selangor Malim Nawar Tin, Ltd.—Rawang,.

Kopah Tin,: N. L.—Takuapa, Siam Selangor

Mambau Tin, Ltd.—Mamibau, Negri

Kramat Pulai, Ltd.—Ipoh, Perak Sembilan

iKramat Tin Dredging, Ltd.— Man Yik Hydraulic Mines (Sempan);

Rawang, Selangor —Sempan Valley, Tras.

Kuala Kampar Tin Fields, Ltd.— Menglempu Lode Mining Co., Ltd.—

Rawang, Selangor Menglembu, Perak

Kuala Kerling Tin Dredging—Ker- Murai Tin, Ltd.—Bentong, Pahang

ling, Ulu Eelangor

Kuala Lumpur Tin N. L.—Kuala Nawang Pet Tin, Ltd.—Rompibon,

Southern Siam

Lumpur (Kalumpang)

Kuphai Tin Dredging Co., Ltd.— New Chendrong

Keniaman, Wolfram Mines—

Trengganu

Petaling, Selangor

KuNdang Tin Dredging, Ltd.— Nippon Mining Co., Ltd.—Dungan,

Trengganu

Rawang, Selangor

Lahat Mines, Ltd., The—Lahat, North Taiping Tin Dredging Co..

Ltd.—Belau Valley, Negri Sembilan

Perak lan

 INDUSTRIES IN MALAYA

TIN MINES

Pahak-g Consolidated Co., Ltd.— Rantau Tin Dredging Co., Ltd.—

Kuala Sawah, via Seremban, Negri

Pahang Sembilan

Panaga River Tin Concessions, Ltd. Ratrut Basin Tin Dredging Co.,

—Kamunting, Perak N. L.—Sichon, Southern Siam

Paroi Tin Dredging, Ltd —Serem- Rawang Concessions, Ltd.—Rawang,

ban, Negri Sembilan Selangor

Pattani Tin, Ltd.—Na Pradu, Soutti Rawang Tin Fields, Ltd.—Rawang,

Siam Selangor

Pegang Prospecting Co., Ltd.—Flora Renong Tin Dredging Co., Ltd.—

Villa, Lahat Road, Ipoh, Perak

Rasa, Selangor

Pelarit Tin Ltd.—Perils ; Cable Ad :

Pellarittin Renong Valley Mining Co., Ltd.—

Renong, Siam

Penawat (Malaya) Tin Dredging

Go., Ltd.—Tanjong Tualang, Perak Ronpijon Tin, N. L.—Ronpibon, via

Penang

Pengkalen, Ltd.—Lahat, Perak

Pertang Mines—Pertang, Jelebu, SelangorTin, Ltd.—Kuala Lumpur,

Selangor

Negri Sembilan

Petaling Tin, Ltd.—Petaling, Selan- Seminyih Tin Dredging, Ltd.—

Seminyih, Selangor

gor

Poh Tuck Kongsi (Sungei Besi)— Seremban, Ltd.—Seremban, Negri

Chop Tnck Heng :Loong, 29, Birch Sembilan

Road, iKuala Lumpur Siamese Tin Syndicate, Ltd.—

Pong Mine—Takuapa Siam; Cable Penang ; Cable Ad: Sdtinsind

Ad : Asiatic Si one Tin (F.M.S,), Ltd.- Batu

Puchong Tin Dredging, Ltd.—Tai- Caves, Selangor

ping, Perak Siput Tin Co., Ltd.—Sungei Siput,

Pungah Tin Dredging, Ltd.—Tai- Perak

ping, Perak South Siam Mining Co., Ltd.—1-3,

Fusing Rubber and Tin, Ltd.— Cahroen Krung Road, Bangkok

Pusing Mines, Fusing, Perak South Taiping Tin Dredging Co.

Puteh Tin Dredging Co., Ltd.— Panang (1922), Ltd.—33, Beach Street,

Ampang, Selangor

Rahman Hydraulic Tin, Ltd.—Intan, Southern Kampar Tin Dredging,

Ltd.—Tanjong Tualang, Perak

Upper Perak

Rajah Perak Tin, Ltd.—98, Belfield Southern Malayan Tin Dredging,

Ltd.—Batu Gag ah, Perak

Street, Ipoh

Ramasamy Tin Mines—Ampang, Southern Perak Dredging, Ltd.—

Kuala Lumpur Temoh, Perak

Rambutan, Ltd.—Tanjong Rambutan, Southern Tronoh Tin Dredging,

Perak Ltd.—Tanjong Tualang, Perak

 iN'DTlSTRIES IN ; CftlNA

±564 TOBACCO FACTORIES

Suxget • A YAM TIN' Mines—Kuala Ulu KlaNg' Tin, Ltd.—LI u Klang,

KdiHirnan, Trengganu Selangor, F.M.S. gnrMrPI

Sungei Ktnta Tint Dredging, Ltd.— Ulu Paecang, Utd.—Raubj, PhL'a^g'

B.O. Box 1G6, Ipoh

Sgngei Merbah -Mine—Sungei Besi, Ulu Piah Co., Ltd.—Tambun, Perak

Selangor Ulu Yam Tin ' DREDdlNd, Ltd.—Tai-

ping, Perak

Sijngei Mtjntoh Mines—Titi, Jelebu,

NegriSembCan

TOBACCO FACTORIES

Sungei Way Dredging, Ltd.—Sungei

Wsij-, .SilDangor Kiangsu Province

Taiping Tin Dredging Co., Ltd.— An Li Hua Lai Chi Tobacco • Co.^

Taiping, Perak Tseng Ching Li, Sinza Rdl, ' S',h

Takuapa Valley Tin- Dredging, N. L. Chang Hsin TobaUco Co'.—120, PeMt ' j

, jT-T^fetta^pa,;^ W.eftqiti ,SiSin Road, Shanghai

Talam Mines, Ltd*—Kampar, Perak Chang Ming: Tobacco; rCo.—12', /Wih-

Talerng Tin Dredging, IU: '• / U chester Road,- Shanghai

-TTT-.i /S.'.T Ltd.—Pion-

pibon, Southern Siam Chen Hua Tobacco' ' Co:—395-387, J

Route Lafayette, 'Shanghai

Tanjong Tin IRiEDGiNGj Ltd.- Batu

Gajah, Perak Chin Sha Tai Chin Tobacco CoP-99,

Rue Chapsal, Shanghai

Ta’rua Tin, Ltd.—Banna.’ Station,

Bandon, Siam . ChiNa

Ward Roadj-’iSh'ahghai

Tavoy, Tin DREppTNG^fcoRPN., .Ltd.— Chiu Hsing Tobacco Co.—^13, Run

Tavoy, Lower Burma' Shing Li, Kuenming" Rfea?d; S!hai

Tekka, Ltd.—Kamppng Kepayang, CNung Ho Tobacco- Co.—40,' Tong-

Perak shan Road, Shanghai • :’

Tekka Taiping, Ltd.—Taiping,!,Perak ChuNG ^UAN ToBACcb Co;—30,1 Tong- j

Teaiengor Tin .Mining Co., Ltd.— shan Road, Shanghai' ■

Qrik, Upper Perak . Chu Cheng TobACco ^ Co.—Yung Jen

Temoh •: Tin Dredging^ ■ Ltd.,—Temoh, Li, 1 Route de Sicbawei, Shanghai

. Bafcang ,Padang,. Perak East Sea ' ToBAbco' Co.—25, Route

Thabawleik Tin- -Dredging, Ltd.— Soeur Allegre, Shanghai -

Taipiug, Perak Fti Chang Tobacco Co.—10, Witting

Telok Kruin Tin, Ltd.—Ipoh, Perak Road, Shanghai

Tong Chow Tin Mjisr.iNG 'CO.-ADlifen- Cheng Fu HsiNg Tobacco Oh.—127, Yun

deriang, Perak Li, Rue du Marehe,- S’hfei

Tongkah Harbour Tin Dredging Road, Shanghai Ho Oheng> 'TCt.acco ' Co.—460,;

:

- Urga

Co., N. L.—Perak

Tronoh Minns, fJilD.-gTrbUo]), Pferak HoChow Hs-inRoad,

-TORACCO

ShanghaiCO.4—290,n; ,,Tung

.M

 INDUSTRIES IN CHINA

TOBACCO FACTORIES B65

Hsing Ming Tobacco Co.—151, Wha- Mei414,Sin Ming Chin Tobacco Co.—

Tai Yuan Li, Tsepoo Rd., S’hai

shing Road, Shanghai

Hita Ching ‘ Tobacco Co.—Wayside Ming ; 'Shen Sing Chi Tobacco Co.—

A4, Tongshan, Road,- Shanghai

Road, Shanghai

Nanyang-

Hua Pi Tobacco Co.—33, Route —144, East Brothers Tobacco Co., Lid.

Stanislas Chevalier, Shanghai Seward Road, Shanghai

Ning Shao Tobacco

Hua Ping Tobacco Co.—91, Baikal Lien Li, iWth Thibet Co.—103,

Rd., Chang.

S’hai

Road, Shanghai

People’s Tobacco-

Hua Ming Tobacco Co.—433, Rue du hang Road, Shanghai Co. • -151r~ East Yu-

Marche, Shanghai

Hua 'Shen Tobacco Co.—H, Dixwell SanRoad,Hsin Tobacco Co.—23, Yulin

iShanghai

Road, Shanghai

Seven Star Tobacco 1 Co.—Tsepoo

Hua Suing Tobacco Co.—25, Kuen- Road, Shanghai

ming Road, Shanghai

Shanghai Tobacco Go. 634. East

Hua Ta Tobacco Co.—11, Kinchow Yuhang Road. Shanghai

Road, Shanghai

Shiang Chin Tobacco Co.—Fuh

Hua Teh Tobacco Co.—East Yuhang Shung Terrace, Rue. Brenier de

Montmorand, Shanghai

Road, Shanghai

Hua Tung Tobacco Co.—902, Paoting SiRoad,

Men Tobacco Co.—689, Yun Shing

Shanghai

Road, Shanghai

Jm Lun Tobacco Co.—Dixwell Road, SinChiYuen Tobacco Co.—435r Yuan

Li, Tohgshan Road, ShaUghai

Shanghai

Keh Fu Tobacog-Co.—Baikal Road, TaRoad,

Dah Tobacco Co. SOB, Tongshan

Shanghai

Shanghai

Kiang Chi Tobacco Co.—91, Rue TaChen, Tung Nan Tobacco C^.—Chin Dun

Route de Sidcawei, Shanghai

Bluntschli, Shanghai

Ta Tung

Kiang Nan Tobacco—3. Jen Chin Road, Shanghai Tobacco Cb.—150, Kungpihg

Terrace, Ward Road, Shanghai

Kuen Lun Tobacco Co.—Yung Hua TaLloyd Yu Tobacco Co.—291, Fuh Loh Li,

Road, Shanghai

Li, Rue Millot, Shanghai

Kuo Chang Tobacco Co.—397, Tung TaiLi,Ping ToBAcqh 'Co.—1, Teh Tsiang:

Torigkawan, Shanghai

Sun Li, Route Lafayette, S’hai

Kung Hsin Tobacco Co.—32, Macgre- TehHonanLung Road, Tobacco

Shanghai Co.—North

gor Road, Shanghai

Li Hsin Tobacco Co.—1364, Boone Tsui Chun Tobacco Co.—Ching

Chang Li, Elgin Road, Shanghai

Road, Shanghai

Li Hua Tobacco Co.—2033, Lier Yin Wen Chi Lien Yi Tobacco Co.—11,

Sing Loh Li, Boulevard de Mon-

Li, East Yuhang Road, Shanghai tigny, S’hai

Met Dah Tobacco Co.—Yuan Ho Wei I Pu Chi Tobacco Co.—16r

Terrace, East Yalu Road, S’hai North Chengtu Road, Shanghai

 INDUSTRIES IN CHINA

K66 TOOTHBRUSH—TOWEL FACTORIES

Yu Hsing Tobacoo Co.—Chin An Chiu Tsi Yuan—Peihsien

Terrace, Rue Bluntschli, S’hai

Cotton Weaving Factoey No. 1,

Yu Lee Pao Chi Tobacco Co.—5, Rue China Peoduct Co,—Chuansha

Bluntschi, Shanghai Ceaft Office for Pooe People—

Yu Yr Fehg Chi Tobacco Co.—Yun Kiangpu

Jei Li, Route de Siccawei, S’hai Oephan’s Towel Factoey—Luho

Yung Ho Tobacco Co.—Route Conty, Fing Hua Weaving Factoey—N’tung

Shanghai

Dah Feng Towel Factoey—Tsung-

TOOTHBRUSH FACTORIES ming.

Kiangsu Province Dah Lcn Cotton Weaving Factoey—

Chuansha

Chang Yi Hsin—Kiangtu Den I Factoey—Chuansha

Chen Sin Chi—Kiangtu Hen Yu Towel Factoey—Yencheng

Chia Ting—^Shanghai Heng Hua Cotton Weaving Factoey

Chen Yu—Shanghai —Nantung

Han Shun Hsin—Kiangtu Flo Chi Towel Factoey—Chuansha

Hua Shang—Shanghai Ho Shing Cotton Weaving Factoey

—Chuansha

Liang Sin Chi—Shanghai Hsieh Chin Towel Factoey—Wuchin

Liu Wan Shun—Kiangtu Huang San Tai Towel Factoey—

Ma Yung Mou—Kiangtu Luho

Shuan Lun—Shanghai Hui Li Towel Factoey—Wuchin

Tien Lun—Shanghai Hui Ming Factoey—Paoshan

Yang Shen Hsin—Kiangtu I Dah Towel Factory—Wuchin

Yi Sin—Shanghai In Chin Chow Towel Factoey—

—Chuansha

TOWEL FACTORIES Kiu Chang Towel Factoey—Luho

Kiangsu Province Koo Lan Chi Towel Factoey—

Nantung

Chen Hsing Towel Factoey—

Chinkiang Lien An Weaving Factoey—C’sha

Chen Tsi Towel Factoey—Tsung- Lin Kuo Siang Towel Factoey—

ming. Luho

Cm Lun Cotton Weaving Factoey— Lun Hua Towel Factoey—Nan hui

N anhui

Chin I Towel Factoey—Sungkiang Lung Yuan Towel Factoey—C’kiang

Chin Lun Factoey No. 11—C’sha Mei Hua Cotton Weaving Factoky

—Chuansha

 INDUSTRIES IN CHINA

TOWEL—TOY—VACUUM FLASK FACTORIES B67

Ming Hua Branch Factory—Chuan- TOY FACTORIES

sha

Kiangsu Province

Ming Hua Branch Factory—C’sha

Ai Kuo Mechanical Toys Co.—S’hai

Nantung—N antung Great China Chemical Co.—S’hai

Pao Ying People’s Factory—Paoying Chiao Heng Kang Co.—Shanghai

Paoshan Cotton Weaving Factory— Chinese Mechanical Toys Co.—S’hai

Paoshan

China Ping-Pong Co,—Shanghai

People’s Factory—Founing

Chinese Checker Co.—Shanghai

People’s Factory—Lienshui Great China. Celluloid Co.—S’hai

People’s Factory—Tungtai Hsin I Co.—Shanghai

San Shing Towel Factory—C’kiang Kuo Kuang Artificial Ivory Co.—

San Sin Factory—Shanghai Shanghai

San Yuan Towel Factory—Wuchin Shanghai Celluloid Co.—Shanghai

Sean You Zoo—Shanghai Wei Shun Chi Co.—Shanghai

Shun Chang Cotton Weaving Fac-

tory—Chuansha VACUUM FLASK FACTORIES

Sin Sin Industrial Association— Kiangsu Province

—Wusih

Tai Show Chang Towel Factory— Chao Chin Chi—Urga Road, S’hai

Chinkiang Chin Lung—Kiu Keng Li, Fearon

Teh Chang Weaving Factory — Road, Shanghai

Nantung Chung Kuo—405, Heng Pan Road,

Chapei, Shanghai

Tien Hua Branch Factory, No. 11—

Chuansha Chung Yiang—Shanghai

Tien Hua Towel Factory—Nanhui Hang Chang—443, Paochang Road,

Tsai Lan Chi Factory—Nantung Chapei, Shanghai

Tsen Hsin Cotton Weaving Factory Chapei,Ming—Ching

Kuang

Shanghai

Lung Road,

No. 1—Chuansha

Tsen Yuan Towel Factory—C’kiang Li Hsing—Yung Chang Li, East

Yuhang Road, Shanghai

Yfe Chang Fu Weaving Factory— Pootung Factory No. 1—Ting Hsing

Nantung Li, North Szechuen Road, S’hai

Yeh Chin Towel Factory—Wuchin San Sin—Chang Kang Li, Alabaster

Yi Mou Ho Towel Factory—S’kiang Road, Shanghai

Yun Yu Towel Factory—Nantung TaChapei,

Kuang—543, Chiao Tung Road,

Shanghai

 INDUSTRIES IN CHINA

WATERWORKS—WIRE NAIL—WOOL FACTORIES

Tien Tai—Lu San Li, East Yuhang I Road,Hsing Nail Works—Kwenming

Shanghai

Road, Shanghai

Tung Chang—2, Si Tze Lung, Native Kung Chin Iron Works Co.—53,

Linching Road, Yangtszepoo, S’hai

City, Shanghai

Tung Hsing—Shanghai Tsang Hai Nail Works—Thorburn

Road, Yangtszepoo, Shanghai

Yu Tai Ho Chi—405, Urga Road, Wang Fu Nail Manufacturer—

Shanghai Penang Road, Shanghai

Yung Li—Chiang Mon Li, Paoan Yeh Tai Nail Works—Thorburn

Road, Chapei, Shanghai Road, Shanghai

WATERWORKS WOOL FACTORIES

Kiangsu Province Kiangsu Province

Chapei Wateb and Electricity Chang Hua—Shanghai

Works—Shanghai

Chinkiang Waterworks—Chinkiang Chung Kuo Wei I—Shanghai

COMPAGNIE FrANCAISE DE TRAMWAYS Heng Feng Ycng—Shanghai

d’Eclairage Electriques de Water- Hsien Ta—Shanghai

works—Chinkiang

Shanghai Inland Waterworks—S’hai Hung Fa—Shanghai

Shanghai Waterworks—Shanghai Hua Tung—Shanghai

I Chang Heng—Shanghai

WIRE NAIL FACTORIES Kung I Chen—Shanghai

Kiangsu Province

M. Bloch & Co., Ltd.—Brenan Rd., Sheng Ta—Shanghai

Shanghai Ta Chang—Shanghai

Chen Yu Nail Manufacturer—Ward Ta Chung Kuo—Shanghai

Road, Shanghai

Chi a Fu Nail Works—Feng Kee Ta Hua—Shanghai

Wharf, Nantao, Shanghai Tien 1—Shanghai

China Wire Products Co.. Ltd.— Ta Nan—Shanghai

Funing Road, YangtszepoOj S’hai

General Forge Products Ltd.—30, Ta Pei—Shanghai

Linching Road, Yangtszepod, S’hai

WeSi Lun Mill No. I—Shanghai

Hua TtriiG Iron Works—Nb. 90,

Passage 713, Kweh'ming Rd., S’hai Wei Lun Mill No. 2—Shanghai

 ENGINEERING SECTION FOR JAPAN

LIST OF IMPORTANT ENGINEERING FIRMS

arranged under various classifications

JAPAN

CIVIL ENGINEERS British Thomson-Houston Co., Ltd.

—3, Hon-cho; Cable Ad : Asteroidal,

Obayashi Gitmi—1, Shiotaki, Fukuga- Tokyo F. H. Davies, representative.

wa-ku, Tokyo

:Shimizu-Gumi Company—1,. Nichome, Chiyoda Gumi—810, Marunouchi

Takara-cho; Telephs. 4180-4] 89 and Building; Cable Ad: Chiyoda,

5180-5189, Cable Ad: Simizumi; Tokyo

Codes: Bentley’s and Acme, Tokyo

T. Shimizu, president Dai-Ichi Denki Shokai—50, Irue-cho;

Dr. R. Sano, vice.-do. Teleph. Hyogo 6-2166, Kobe

CONSTRUCTIONAL ENGINEERS Daido Denryoku K.K.—Tokyo Kaiho

Building; Cable Ad: Daidoelect,

iSniMiziT-GuMi Company—1, Nichome, Tokyo

Takara-cho, Tokyo

Denki Toshi K-.K.—5, Minami Den-

CONSULTING ENGINEERS man-cho, Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo

Mannesmannroehren-Werke, Duessel- Ebara Denki Shoki-h56, Sannomiya-

dorf—Asahi Building, Tokyo cho; Teleph. San. 3-4454, Kobe

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS English Electric Co., Ltd., The—14,

. Nichome, • Marunouchi; Cable Ad:

Allen Sons & Co., Ltd., W. H. (Steam Enelectico, Tokyo

Turbines,. Steam Engines, Diesel En- E. Lewis, representative

gines, Electric Generators, Surface

Condensers, All kinds, of Punaps, and

Marine Auxiliaries')—6, Marunouchi, Fuji Denki Kogyo-Kaisha—65, Yoban-

Kojimachi-ku; cho; Teleph. Minatogawa 5-0338,

Ad: Manifesto,Teleph.

Tokyo (23) 3763; Cable Kobe

G. B. Slater, repres (absent)

Furukawa Electric Industry Co.—6,

Ando Electric Co.—2-36, Miya-machi; Marunouehi; Cable Ad: Furueleco,

Teleph. Amagasaki 0685, Kobe Tokyo

.Asahi Dengyojo—6-35, Kikusui-cho; Gojimaya Electric Works—Kaikoji-

Teleph. Minatogawa 5-2404, Kobe maehi; Teleph. Shimo. 5-2931, Kyoto

Automatic Telephones, Limited, of Gumi Katsuhiro—94, Yokai-cho; Te~

Japan, Automatic and Manual Tele- leph. Nishinomiya 1765, Kobe

phone Equipment, Telegraph In-

struments, Dynamos, Motors, Elec- Hashimoto Jirohichi—232, Sannomi-

trical Supplies a,nd All-Electric To- ya-cho; Teleph. San. 3-4729, Kobe

talisator—-505, Toyo Building; 1, 1-

chome, Udh i -Y am ash ita-cho, Koji-

machi-ku ; Teleph. Ginza 4677; Inoue Electric Engineering Works,

Cable Ad: Sti'owger, Tokyo Ltd.— Nishikiyo Kitanouchi-machi,

Capt. R. G. -Gavell, president Teleph. Shimo 5.919, Kyoto

 ENGINEERING SECTION FOR JAPAN

B70 {ELECTRICAL)

International General Electric Co.— Nippon Gaishi K.K.—Takegahana

1, Koraibashi; Teleph. 6353; Cable Atsuta, Minami-ku; Teleph. Minami

Ad: Ingenetric, Osaka 0370, Nagoya

0. Y. iShelke, manager

Ishiwatari Electric Co.—6, Fujima- Shiota, Kogke

Nippon Kogyo Kaisha—89,

Tsurumi, Yokohama

cho, Azabu--ku; Teleph. 5271 (44)

Tokyo Oki Denki K.K.—IwaLmachi, Naka-

ku; Teleph. Minami 3608, Nagoya

Iwabuchi Denki Kogyo K.K.—3, Ko- Okumura Electric Co.—Kishoin Nis-

bikicho, Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo hinaka Higashi-machi; Teleph.

Kanagawa Denki K.K.—Nakamongen- Shimo 5-4300, Kyoto

cho, Shiba-ku, Tokyo Sanden Denki Shokai—18, Yoshida-

Kawakita Denki Kigyo-sha—700, Kai- machi, Yokohama

jo Building, Marunouchi; Cable Shibaura Engineering Works — lr

Ad: Kawakita, Tokyo. Kawara- Shinhama-cho, Kanagasu; Shiba-ku,

machi, Sanjo Sagara, Kyoto Tokyo

Kobe Electric Works—60, AioLcho; Shinzaike Engine and Iron Works—

Teleph. Moto. 4-0298, Kobe Shinzaike Nada; Telephs. 1840-3

(Sunn.); P.O. Box 358; Cable Ad:

Maruni Denki Shokai—10, Ishikawa- Landing,

machi, Yokohama Kobe

Owned and Controlled by Nickel

Matsui Denki Shokai K.K.—21, Sa- and Lyons, Ld.

kuragi-oho, Yokohama G. H. Jones, manager

Metropolitan-Yickers Electrical Ex- Tokai Electric Co.-—Minami Otsu-

ports Co.—702, Yaesu Building, machi, Naka-ku, Teleph. 0729,

Kojimachi-ku; Cable Ad: Metro- Nagoya

vick, Tokyo

G. Scott, representative Tokyo Electric Co,—1303, Sakigo-

Mitsubishi Electrical Engineering hara, Ohi, Ebara-gun, Tokyo, and

72, Norikawa-cho, Yokohama

Co.—4, Marunouchi, Tokyo

Minato Denki Shokai G.K.—7, Hiro- Toyo Babcock Kabushiki Kaisha—

Manufacturers

numa-cho, Yokohama Power House ofPlant—5,

Steam Boilers and

Naka-dori;

Marunouchi, Tokyo,

Mitsubishi Denki K.K.—18, Yada- Cable Ad: Babcock, Yokohama and 1, Isogomachi;

cho, HigashLku; Teleph. Higashi Directors—K. Nan jo, S. Toba, F. G.

6600, Nagoya Britton and F. G. Blyth

Moriya & Co.—Miyuki Hon-machi, Toyo Denki Seizo K.K—-3, Sakura-

Nishi-ku; Teleph. Hon. 1482, Nago- dahongo-cho, Shiba-ku, Tokyo

ya Toyo; Electric Machine Manufactur-

Motoi Shoten—184, Moto-machi, Yo- ing Co.—197, Kubo-cho, Naka-ku.

Yokohama

kohama

Nippon Denchi K.K. — Imedagawa- Westinghouse Electric International

agaru Shimachi-dori; Teleph. Nishi- Co.—784, Marunouchi Building;

jin 4-3060; Cable Ad: Denct, Kyoto Cable Ad: Wemcoexpo, Tokyo

W. L. Newmeyer, special repres.

Nippon Electric Co.—2, Mita Shiko-

ku-machi; Cable Ad: Microphone, Yokohama Electric Industry—88, Ni-

Tokyo shi Hiranuma-machi, Yokohama

 ADVERTISEMENT B70

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for all industrial purposes

We are Represented in:

CHINA

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PHILIPPINES :

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JAPAN:

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Further information may he had on application to Demag Akt, Gee,Yusen Building,

Duisburg, Roomor612,

Germany theirTokyo.

representative*

 ENGINEERING SECTION FOR JAPAN

(GENERAL) B71

GENERAL ENGINEERS Gadelius & Co.—Taihai Building,

Uchisaiwai-cho; Teleph. (57) 5257;

Cable Ad: Coticus

Aida Tekkosho (Iron Works)—12, Knut Gadelius, president

Yoshihama-oho, Yokohama

Goko Tekkosho Goshi Kaisha—31,

American Japanese Commercial Co.— works)Sakuragi-cho, Yokohama (Iron

1663, Kaijo Building; Cable Ad:

Amharwa, Tokyo

S. Tominaga, manager Hasimoto Shokai K.K. (Hardware)—

1-84, Sakae-machi; Teleph San. 3-

Adachi Tekkosho (Iron and Steel 2820 Kobe

Works)—67, Honden-cho; Teleph. Hatsudoki S. K. Kaisha—63, Dani

Nishi) 43-2645, Osaka Higashi; Teleph. Tosabori 44-0585;

Cable Ad: Hatsudoki, Osaka (Iron

Akamatsu Ryutaro—10-109, Bessho- & Steel Works)

machi; Teleph. Amgasaki 0271, Kobe

(Hardware) Healing & Co.—Shisei Kaigan, Hibi-

ya Park; Cable Ad: Healing, Tokyo

Balfour & Co., Arthur—6, Marunou- L. J. Healing

chi; Cable Ad: Arbour, Tokyo

(Steel works) PIirai & Co., G. K. (Hardware and

J. Storer, manager Machinery) — Tera-machi; Teleph.

Shimo 5-0842, Kyoto

Chuo Iron Works—Toyoda-eho, Nina- Hoshino Kogyo Kaisha (Iron Works)

mi-ku; Teleph. Minami 1818, Nago- —209, Higasihikawa-machi; Teleph.

ya 672, Hakodate

Daido Seiko K.K. (Iron and Steel Hunter & Co., E. H.—511, Yusen

Works)—32, Fuku-machi; Teleph. Building, Marunouchi, Tokyo

Sakuragawa 64-1185, Osaka

Escher, Wyss Engineering Works, Inoue Seisakusho—23, Edobori Kita-.

dori; Teleph. Tosabori 44-7325,

Ltd.—320/322, Marunouehi Build- Osaka

ing; Teleph. 1665; Cable Ad:

Eswysco, Tokyo ISHIKAWAJIMA AIRCRAFT Co., LTD.

(Aero Engines, Aeroplanes, and

Frazar & Co.—Yaesu Building, Maru- Accessories) — 6, Marunouchi; Te-

leph. (23), 0686 and 2710; Cable Ad:

nduchi; P.O. Box 158, (Central); Ishiairco, Tokyo

Teleph. (23) 1650, Tokyo and 7, T. Shibausawa, manager

Nihon-odori, Yokohama

E. W. Frazar, partner

Kobe Engineering Works (Iron and

Fujita Shokai Goshi Kaisha (Hard- Brass founders)—28, Sannomiya-

cho; Teleph. 2920; Cable Ad:

ware)^—56, Sakae-machi; Teleph. Goodridge, Kobe

Moto. 4-1144, Kobe T. R. Goodridge, director

Fushimiya Kanamonten (Machinery Building,Shokwan,

Leybold L.—Nihon Kaijo

Nishi-ku; Teleph. 1174;

and Hardware)—17, Izesaki-oho, Cable Ad: Leyshokwan, Osaka

Naka-ku; Teleph. Chojamachi 3- S. Hiramatsu

4946, Yokohama H. W. Beyreuther

 ENGINEERING SECTION FOR JAPAN:

B72 (GENERAL—MECHANICAL-MOTOR)

Linotype: and Machinery, Ltd.—Im- MECHANICAL ENGINEERS

perial Hotel, TokyxD

Matsui Iron Works—12, Nagare-cho, Allen, Sons & Co., W.H. (Steam Tur-

Naka-ku; Teleph. Minami 1349, gines,bines, Steam Engines, Diesel En-

Nagoya Elecfr'ical Generators, Sur-

face Condensers, AH Kinds of

Pumps, and Marine Auxiliaries)—6,

Megura Iron Works—7, Masago-cho; Marunouchi, Kojimachi-ku ; Teleph.

Teleph. 221, Hakodate (23) 3763; Cable Ad: Manifesto^

Tokyo : .. r

Nagasaki Iron Works—Asahi-machi; G. B. iSlater, representative

Teleph. 1622, Nagasaki

Escher Wyss Engineering Works,

Osaka Iron Works—Eno-ura, Hiko- Ltd., (Manufaetu-rers of Turbines,.

Pumps, etc.) — 320/28, Marunouchi

shima; Teleph. 22, Shimonseki Building, Kojimachi-ku; Cable Ad:

Eswysco, Tokyo

Osaka Takao Tekkosho—9, Urae Kita- H. E. Leicher

machi; Teleph. Tosabori 44-1280,

Osaka (Iron and . Steel Works)

Kikat Boeki K.K. (Machinery)—3r

Osaka Tampan Seizo (Iron and Steel Dojima Hama-dori; Teleph. Fuku-

Works)—44, Sakuraj'ma-cho ; Te- shima 45-0664, Osaka

leph. Tosabori 44-2088, Osaka

Kjellbergs Successors, Ltd.—San-

shin Building; Cable Ad: Kjells-

Foldi Steel Works—7/2, Sawaicho- bergs,

dori; Cable Ad: Poldisteel, Osaka Tokyo

B. Johahsoiii,'m.e.

Sabroe Co. of Japan, Ltd., The — 8,

Marunouchi; P.O. Box 140 (Cen-

tral); Cable Ad : Nihon sabroe, NaOoya Kikai Seizo Kaisha—Higashi

Furuwataru,- Naka-ku, Nagoya

Tokyo

Sato Tobei—705, Hodogaya-machi; Union Mechancial and Automobile

Teleph. Chojamachi 3-4141, Yokoha- Engineers—30, Isogami-dori; Cable

ma (Machinery and ihardware) Ad: Duns, Kobe

Skoda Works, Ltd.—1814, Kaijo MOTOR ENGINEERS

Building, Marunouchi; Cable Ad:

Skodaworks, Tokyo

Baron O. de Fuchs, manager Fujita Shokai—129, Nakayamate-

don ; Teleph. Fukiai. 2-3887; Kobe

Sulzer Brothers—72, Kyomachi, Kobe-;

ku; Cable Ad: Sulzer, Kobe Ikeda Shokai—171, Kusunoki-cho; Te-

J. Gastpar, m.e., manager leph. Moto- 4-3436, Kobe

Toyo Babcock K.K.—5, Naka-dori; Ishikawajima Hikoki Seisakusho—7,

Marunouchi; Teleph. (23) 1885; Tsukijima Nishinakadori, Kyobashi-

Cable Ad: Babcock, Tokyo; ku, Tokyo

S. Kuroda,. branch manager

Yokohama Tekkosho (Iron Works)—1, Japan

machi,Automobile Co.—3,Cable

Akasaka-ku; Tameike-

Ad:

Chiwaka-oho; Teleph. Hon. 2-0031, japanauto, Tokyo

Yokohama

 ' ENGINEERING SECTION FOR JAPAN

(SANITARY-SHIPBUILDING) B73

Kansei Jidosha Shoten K.K—44, Suga & Co., T.—129, Kitanagasa-

Shiriike Kita-machi; Teleph. Mina- dori; Teleph. P'ukiai 2-1805, Kobe

, togawa 5-1237, Kobe

Tominaga Seisakusho—123, Moto-

Okumttra Shoten—41, Shimoyaxnate- machi; Teleph. Moto. ,4-0314, Kobe

dori; Teleph. 2h2627, Kobe

Yamaguichi Shoten—38, Kano-cho;

Union Mechanical and Automobile Teleph. Fukiai 2-2578, Kobe

Engineers—30, Isogami-dori 5-chome; Yamaoka Motojirq—5, Hasaka-dori;

, Cable Ad: Duus, Kobe Teleph. Minatogawa 5-3288, Kobe

SANITARY ENGINEERS SHIPBUILDING

Honetsuban Seizo K.K.—60, Shiriike Mitsubishi Shipbuilding and En-

Suguhara-dori; Teleph. Miuatogawa gineering Co.,, Ltd.—4, Marunou-

5-3512,' Kobe chi; Telephs. 2131-2170 (Maruimo-

uohi); P.O. Box 61 (Central);

Cable Ad: Iwasakisip; Codes:

Nippon Suido Eisei Koji K.K.—60, . Bentley’s,

Korai-bashi-zume, Tiigashi-ku; Te- Kendall’s, etc-, Tokyo

leph. Higashi 94-1422, Osaka ' H. Hamada, ehairman

K. Shiba, managing director

Okada Kosaku-jo—153, Kamitachi- Shinzaike Engine' and Iron Works.—

bana-dori; Teleph; Miiiatogawa 5- —Shinzai Nada; P.O. Box 358;

3853, Kobe Telephs. 1840-3 (Samn.); Cable Ad:

Landing, . Kobe

• Okano Shokai—35, L Kffcanaka-machi; Owned and Controlled by Nickel

Teleph. Hyogo 6 2508; P.O. Box and Lyons, Ltd.

Hyogo 1, Kobe G. H. Jones, manager

B74 ENGINEERING SECTION FOR CHINA

CH INA

CIVIL ENGINEERS Davies

Teleph.& 16936-5;

Brooke—21,

Cable Jinkee Road;

Ad: Datum,

Atkinson & iDallas, Ltd.—26, Peking Shanghai

Road; Teleph. 10012; Cable Ad:

Section, Shanghai Deh Do i Construction Co. — 43,

Kuansi Road; Teleph. 3640; Cable

Baker, Henry, E.—Kulipg, Kiamgsi Ad: Boehnert, Tsingtao

Blackmore

— AlexandraSi Building; Ltd. Denison,

Blackburn,Teleph. Ram & Gibbs—Alexandra

Building, Des Voeux Road Central;

22588; P.O. Box 8; Cable Ad: Teleph. 20986, Hong Kong

Blacktox, Hongkong

Faber, S. E.—139a, Hong Kong and

Berents, Hans—511, Glen Line Build- Shanghai Bank Building; Teleph.

10723; Cable Ad: Ferikon, Shang-

ing, The Bund; Teleph. 12099; Cable hai

Ad: Berents, Shanghai

Central China Realty Co.—36a, Farrell & Co.,24422;

ing; Teleph. P. T.—King’s

Cable Ad:Build-

Far-

Avenue Edward VII; Teleph. 18549, seeing, Hongkong

Shanghai

Chau & Lee — 57, Tai Ping Maloo Fittkau, H.—20, Museum Road; Te-

iSouth; Teleph 14520 ; Canton and leph. 11912; P.O. Box 1317; Cable

9, Queen’s Road Central; Teleph. Ad: Fittwo, Shanghai

21671; Cable Ad: Kinly, Hong

Kong Fukusho Co.—213, Yamagata-dori;

Cable Ad: Fukusho, Dairen

Chollot, J. J.—85, Rue Marcal Tillot;

Teleph. 30971, Shanghai Fukien Construction Bureau—Cable

Ad: Conbr, Foochow

City Realty Co.—12, The Bund; Te-

leph. 14118; Cable Ad: Cityrealty, Hazeland & Gonella—20, Queen’s

Shanghai Road Central; Teleph. 23564; Cable

Ad: Hazgo, Hongkong

Clark & lu—10, Des Voeux Road E. M. Hazeland

Central; Teleph. 21041; Gable Ad: U. Gonella

Caerclark, Hongkong

Hall & Hall—25, Museum Road;

Continental . Teleph. 15373, Shanghai

5, SzechuenCorporation

Road; Teleph.of China—

67311;

Cable Ad: Kontichina, Shanghai Hanley & Co.—Bank of Canton

Building; Teleph. 26279; P.O. Box

Corritt, A.—64, Route des Soeurs; 380; Cable Ad: Yelnah, Hongkong

Teleph. 34699; Cable Ad: Dan-

corrit, Shanghai Hemming & Parkin—73, Consular

Road; Teleph. 31495; Cable Ad:

Dah Module, Tientsin

tionYaoCo.,Engineering & Construc-

Architects and Reinforced

Concrete Experts—3, Museum

Telephs. 16216-7, Shanghai Road; Hempel, G. H.—75, Yih Yuan Road,

Hankow

 ENGINEERING SECTION FOR CHINA

{CIVIL) B75

Hongkong Engineering & Construc- Lun Sang St Co. — French Build-

ing; Teleph. 23524; P.O. Box 506;

tion Co.—Chung Tin Building; | Cable Ad : Lunsang, Hongkong

Teleph. 30309; Cable Ad: Ferro- J. Guerineau

eonco, Hongkong

A. R. F. Raven

Hua Sheng Co.—-SO, Kutoboki Road; Luthy &' Co., C.—212, Kiangse Road;

Teleph. 11914; P.O;. Box 1169, Cable

Teleph. 20456; Cable Ad: Hua^ Ad: Luthy, Shanghai

sheng, Tientsin

Jensen, G. S.—106, Szechuen Road; 33631, Shanghai Hart Road; Teleph.

Luthy, Emil—70,

Teleph. 14215;. Cable Ad: Jenseni-

cis, Shanghai Marcks,. Lothar—International Set-

Kay-Pah, M.—'2b, Kiukiang Road; lement, '.Great West Outer Gate

Road; Teleph. 4534; Cable Ad:

Teleph. 18260, Shanghai Marcksing, Mukden

IV. A. Kirk—5, Rue Chapsal; Teleph.

33960; Cable Ad: Wilykirk, Shang- Minutti & Co.—25, Rue Chu Pao

hai San, Shanghai

Kun Lee Engineering Co.—9, Foo- Muller, E. J.—Teleph. 16600; Cable Ad:

chow Road; Teleph. 13683, Shang- Soloji, Shanghai

hai

Netherlands Harbour Works — 67,

Lai To Construction Co.—217, Hen- Des Voeux Road Central; Teleph.

nessy Road; Teleph. 23401, Hong 24211; Cable Ad: Dredgers, Hong

Kang Kong

K. A. Bilkvisit, c.e., manager

Lane, Alfred J.—China Building; Te-

leph. 23859, Hongkong Olivecrona, Major G.W.D.—Kwang-

tung River Conservancy Commis-

Leigh & Orange—P. & O. Building; ; sion, Canton

Teleph. 20167; Cable Ad: Orange,

Hongkong Palmer&Turner—Alexandra Build-

ings; Teleph. 20176; P.O. Box 352;

Lee, Poy G.—29, Szechuen Road; Te- Cable Ad : Pyrotechny , Hongkong,

leph. 14849; Cable Ad: Genyue, and 1 Canton Road; Teleph. 15059;

Shanghai P.O. Box 732, Shanghai

Lester, Johnson & Morriss—1, Kiu- Powell, Sidney J.—10, Kiukiang

kiang Road; Teleph. 15039, Shang- Road; Teleph. 10918; Cable Ad: Es-

hai jaypoil, Shanghai

Liang, Y. W.—252. Yat Tak Road ; Raven & Basto—Prince’s Buildings;

Teleph. 15464, Canton Teleph. 21164, Hongkong

Lindskog, B. J.—29, Yuen Ming Roubin & Co., M.L.—3, Canton Road;

Yuen Road; Teleph. 19781, Shang- Teleph. 13980; Cable Ad: Roubinco,

hai Shanghai

Littlf., Adams A Wood—York Build- Sirtori, Ing. L.—Race Course Road;

ing: Teleph. 21026; Cable Ad: Up- Teleph. 32204, Tientsin

stairs, Hongkong

Logan & Amps—8a, Des Voeux Road Suhr K. H.—96, Peking, Road; Te-

Central; Teleph. 27796 ; Cable Ad: leph. 16029; Cable Ad: Suhr,

Loam, Hongkong Shanghai

 ENGINEERING SECTION FOR CHINA

B76 (CONSTRUCTIONAf^-CfrNSULTING)

Tilley, Percy—6, Kiukiang Road; New Shanghai Construction Co.—

Toleph. 12527; Cable Ad: .Tillimb, 681, Connaught Road; Teleph.

Shanghai 34171, Shanghai

Toporealty—31, Rue du Consulat; Te- Quoika, A. — 21, Museum Roadp

leph. 18289; Cable Ad: Toporealty, Teleph. 16518; Cable Ad: Quoika,

Shanghai Shanghai '

Union Land Investment Co.—74, Sze- South China Motor Shipbuilding

chuen Road; Telepih. 10918, Shang-

hai and Repairing Works—St. George’s

Building; Teleph. 23772; P.O. Box

Xavier, M. A.—Powell’s Building; 272; Kong

Cable Ad: Motyard, Hong

Teleph. 23216; Cable Ad: Ticia,

Hongkong

Suhr, K.H. — 96, Peking Road;

Yaron, A. J.—770, Rue Bourgeat; Teleph. 16029; Cable Ad: Suhr,

Teleph. 70420, Shanghai Shanghai

Yeung Fat & Co—5, Duddell CONSULTING ENGINEERS

Street; Teleph. 23989, Hongkong

W. H. Yeung, manag. partner Archer & Co.—5, Sankiang Road;

Teleph. 1880, Hankow'

CONSTRUCTIONAL ENGINEERS Anderson & Ashe—Queen’s Building;

Teleph. 24063; Cable Ad: Canell,

Bailey & Co., W.S.—Kowloon Bay; Hongkong

Teleph. 58021; Cable Ad • Sey Captain G. Anderson

bourne, Hongkong

W, S. Bailey Basel & Frey—63a, Ta Fang Chia

Hutung; Teleph. 140 (East); Cable

Berents, Hans—Rooms 511/3, Glen Ad n Basel, Peiping

Line Building, The Bund; Teleph.

12099; Cable Ad: Berents, Shang- Behrendt, K.—42, Woodrow Wilson

hai Street; Teleph. 32080, Tientsin

Eastern Engineering Works, Ltd.—

4, London Road; Cable Ad : Yulca, Avenue; &Teleph.

Blakeney Co., J.33245;

D.—143,

Tientsin Cable Elgin

Ad:

N. F. Kelsey Justa, Tientsin

Fukien Constructional Bureau — Calatroni, Hsieh & Co.—14, Kiukiang

Road; Teleph. 10355; Cable Ad:

Cable Ad: Conbr, Foochow Calatroni, Shanghai

Hazeland and Gonella—20, Queen’s Carmichael & Clark—Queen’s Build-

Road Central; Teleph. 23664; Cable ing; Teleph. 30231 (2 lines); Cable

Ad : Hazgo, Hong Kong Ad : Carmichael, Hongkong

Hongkong Engineering and Con- China United Engineering Corpora-

STructiqn Co-, Ltd.—Chung Tin

Building; Teleph. '30309; Cable tion—19, Kiukiang Road; Teleph.

Ad: Ferrocohco, Hongkong 11266; Cable Ad: Kahncrete, Shang-

hai

Logan & Amps—8a, Des Voeux Road

CentralTelepih. 2t796';1 Cable Ad : Davies, Eric—18, The Bund; Teleph.

Loam, Hongkong 15874, Shanghai

 ENGINEERING SECTION FOR CHINA

(CONSULTING-—ELECTRICAL) B77

Doi, Araki & Watanabe—24, The Parker Rielly & Co—25, Peking:

Bund; Teleph. 13923; Cable Ad: Road; Teleph. 12267; Cable Ad:

Kaimusho, Shanghai Veritas, Shanghai

Captain M. Doi P. Cl Rielly

Eisler, Reeves, Murphy & (Lyle—3, Purves & Co., D. A.—Prince’s Build-

Canton Road; Teleph. 16817; Cable ing; Teleph. 24902; P.O. Box 288 r

Ad: Seaworthy, Shanghai Cable Ad: Bapcopaint, Hongkong

Frost, J.—6, Szechuen Road; Teleph. Reiss & Co., Fed. Inc., Hugo—9,

Foochow Road; Telephs. 11310,.

17592; Cable Ad: Frost, Shanghai 11318-9; P.O. Box 1408; Cable Ad:

Gray, John—106, Szechuen Road; Te- Hannibal, Shanghai

leph. 16107; Cable Ad: Yarg, Shatohin. G. P. — Sassoon House;

Shanghai Cable Ad: Atracom, Shanghai

German Machine Co.—7, Siking Road; Sirtori, Ing. L.—Race Course Road;

Teleph. 14580; Cable Ad: Gamac, Telepn. 32204, Tientsin,

Shanghai

Geyling, R.—49, Bromley Road; I. Suhr, K.H. —96, Peking Road;

Teleph. 16029, Cable Ad: Suhr,.

Pin Building, Tientsin! Shanghai

Goddard & Douglas--4:A, Des Ydeux Vassileiv, C. G. 9a, Hankow Road;

Road Central; Teleph. 20122; Cable Teleph. 10933, Shanghai

Ad: Goddard, Hongkong

Hohn, Theodor—35, Avenue Haig; ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS

Teleph. 70963, Shanghai

Hudson & Co.—452, Kiangse Road; Allen, Sons & Co., Ltd., W. H.—25,

Peking Road; Teleph. 10173; P.O.

Cable Ad: Hudson, Shanghai Box 456, Shanghai

Leth-Moller & Co., V.—23, Hsi Callender’s Cable and Construction

Hsung Hutung; Teleph. 2319, East; Co.—iSt. George’s Building, Hong

Cable Ad; Leth, Peiping Kong; 368, Kiangse Road; Teleph.

15365; Cable Ad; Callender, Shang-

Malcolm, A.—Wayfoong House (1st hai

floor), 56, Szechuen Road; Teleph.

11225 (4 lines); Cable Ad: Triple- Central China Trading Co.—33, Sha

rais, Shanghai Lu Pu Kia; Teleph. 791, Cable

Ad: Centchina, Changsha

McGregor & Co., J. H.—235, Ward

Road; Teleph. 50467. Shanghai China Engineers, LtI).—15, Museum

Road, Shanghai; 14, Queen’s Road,

Miller, Thomas N. (Mining)—Corner Central, Hong Kong

Tangshan and Barrack Roads; China Electric Co.—212, Kiangse

Teleph. 30335; Cable Ad: Rellim, Road; Teleph. 11210; P.O. Box 289;

Tientsin Cable Ad: Microphone, Shanghai

Nielsen & Malcolm—1, Racine Build- and Canton

ing, Rue Dubail; Telephs. 245 and

241; Cable Ad: Nielcolm, Hankow Comfort Electric Co.—175, Avenue

and 12, The Bund; Teleph. 13691, Joffre; Teleph. 83092; Cable Ad:

Shanghai Comfortco. Shanghai

 ENGINEERING SECTION FOR CHINA

£78 (ELECTRICAL)

Ditro Pomp and Engineering Co.— L’Energie Electrique de Tientsin—

430, Nathan Road; Teleph. 56226; 211, Rue du Marechal Foch (F.C.);

Cable Ad : Curfin, Hongkong Teleph. 2840; Cable Ad: Bourgerv,

Tientsin,

Enssle, K.—17, Soochow Road; Te- C. Bourgery

leph. 18269; Shanghai

Lonkomay—4, Quai de France; Te-

Fraser & Chalmers Engineering Shanghai leph. 61254; Cable Ad : Lonkomay,

Works—23, Ningpo Road; Teleph.

16825; Cable Ad: Genelectric,

Shanghai Low cock & Co.—'China Building;

Teleph. 26492; Cable Ad : Lowcock,

Far Eastern Electric Co.—44, Nani- Hongkong

wa-dori; Teleph. 2837; Cable Ad:

Ogata, Mukden Mather and Platt—4, Peking Road;

Teleph. 11159, Shanghai

Furukawa Electric Co,—113, Yama- Moysey & Co., H. J.—452, Kiangse

gata-dori; Cable Ad: Furukawa, Road; Teleph. 18331; Cable Ad:

Dairen Adasa, Shanghai

General Electric Co. of China— National Electric Co.—501, Nanking

Queen’s Building; Teleph. 20518; Road; Teleph. 15120, Shanghai

P.O. Box 15; Cable Ad: Sparkless,

Hongkong and 23, Ningpo Road; North Manchurian Electric Co.—

Teleph. 16825; P.O. Box 603; Cable Corner Uchastikovaya & Squozana-

Ad : Genelectric, Shanghai ya; Teleph. 3513 and 4013, Harbin

Goss & Co., A. I.—233, Szechuen Oriental Trading and Engineering

Road; Teleph. 13565, Shanghai Co.—49, Taku Road; Teleph. 32963;

Cable Ad: Foohsdang, Tientsin

Gray, John—106, Szechuen Road; Porter & Co.—42 Canton Road; Te-

Teleph. 16107; Cable Ad: Yarg, leph. 10570; Cable Ad: Electrical,

Shanghai Shanghai

Hong Kong Electric Co., Ltd., The— Philip’s China Co.—41, Szechuen

P. & O. Building; Teleph. 27711; Road; Teleph. 15124; P.O. Box 794;

Cable Ad: Electric, Hongkong Cable Ad: Halfwatt, Shanghai

Innis & Riddle (China) Ltd.—67, Des A. Masseurs, managing director

Voeux Road Central; P.O. Box 73; Reiss

Cable Ad: Powerful, Hongkong and Teleph. & Co., Hugo—9, Foochow Road;

7, Yuen Ming Yuen Road; Teleph. 1408; Cable 11310, 11318-9; P.O. Box

16238, Shanghai Ad: Hannibal, Shang-

A. J. Percival, managing director hai

(Shanghai)

Representation for British Manufac-

Jardine Engineering Corporation, turers—23, Tungting Road; Teleph.

1880; Cable Ad: Rebritman, Han-

Ltd.—83, Yuen Ming Road, Shang- kow

hai

Kawakita Electric Co.—108, Chappo Shanghai Electric Construction Co.

—7, Foochow Road; Teleph. 60601;

Road; Teleph. 42357, Shanghai P.O. Box 793; Cable Ad: Eskimo,

Larsen & Trock—44, Avenue Edward Shewan, Tomes

VII; Teleph. 16838; Cable Ad: Building; Teleph. 27781; P.O. Box 115;

Trocklar, Shanghai Cable Ad: Keecheong, Hongkong

 ENGINEERING SECTION FOR CHINA

; ELECTRICAL—GENERAL) B79

Siemens China Co.—41, Teng Shi Anderson, Meyer & Co.—67, Des

Kow; Cable Ad. Motor, Peiping Voeux Road Central; Teleph. 28091;

and 218 Kiangse Road; Teleph. P.O. Box 73; Cable Ad: Danica,

67456, Shanghai and 12, Pedder Hongkong and 4, Yuen Ming Yuen

Street, Hongkong and 12, F.C.,. Road; P.O. Box 265, Shanghai and

Canton 96, Rue de Takou; Teleph. 30374,

Tientsin and 1, Ta Yuen Fu

Scott, Harding & Co.—35, Peking Hutung; Teleph. 1935, E. O. Pei-

Road; Teleph. 10173; P.O. Box 456; ping

Cable Ad: Scothar, Shanghai

A. E. G. China Electric Co.—33,

Shanghai Electric Supply Co.—184, Kiangse Road; Teleph. 17472; Cable

Nanking Road; Teleph. 17709; Cable Ad: Aegchinaco, Shanghai

Ad: Shallsup, Shanghai

Sintoon Overseas Trading Co.—22, Andrews & George Co.—54, Yama-

Kiukiang Road; Teleph. 16519; gata-dori;

Yadzu, Dairen

Teleph 8320; Cable Ad:

Cable Ad: Navigatrad, Shanghai

Skodaworks, Ltd.—24, The Bund; Arrthold & Co., Ltd.—1 Nanking

Road; Teleph. 11430; Cable

Teleph. 13940; Cable Ad: Skoda- Shanghai;

works, Shanghai 3, Queen’s RoadAd:Central;

Harchi,

Teleph. 2a 141, Hongkong and The Bund

San Shing Co.—30, Chi Ping Road; S A.D. 1; Cable Ad; Harcbi, Hankow

Teleph. 394; Cable Ad: Sansco, Asia Commercial Co.—62, Kiangse

Swatow Road; Teleph. 12873, Shanghai

Telefunken East Asiatic Wireless Babcock and Wilcox, Ltd.—1. The

Telegraph Co.—218, Kiangse Road ; Bund; Cable Ad: Babcock, Shang-

Teleph. 67456: P.O. Box 1040; Cable hai and 173, Victoria Hoad; Cable Adr

Ad: Motor, Shanghai Babcock, Tientsin manager for China

H. C. Wessels—24, Nanking Road; J. E. Hargreaves,

Teleph. 16101; P.O. Box 577, Shang- Baisun Engineering Works (Boiler-

hai makers)—734, Point Road; Teleph.

Westinghouse Electric Internationai, 45300, Shanghai

Co.—9, Foochow Road; Teleph.

11310; P.O. Bax 359; Cable Ad: Behn, Meyer China Co.—421, Kiangse

Weneoexpo, Shanghai Road; Teleph. 18076; P.O. Box 568;

Cable Ad: Meychina, Shanghai

Wei Tong Electrical Co.—P.587, Nan-

king Road; Teleph. 13955, Shanghai Black & Co., J. F.—32, Ta Juan Fu

Hutung; Teleph. 3213 East; Cable

GENERAL ENGINEERS Ad : Engineer, Peiping

Aerostyle, Ltd —19, Museum Road; Chien Hsin Engineering Co.,

Teleph. 19473; P.O. Box 697; (Ltd.) Diesel Engines, Suction

Shanghai Gas Engines, Printing Machinery,

American Engineering Corporation-- Textile Machinery, Pumps, Cranes,

Steelworks, Furnaces and Lifting

583, Bubbling Well Road; Teleph. Appliances—Shanghai:

35105; Cable Ad: Amengoo, Shang- Road; Teleph. 13599; 138, Kiangse

Cable Ad:

hai Engincomer. Hongkong: Asiatic

Building, 26-32, Queen’s Road Cen-

American Trading Co.—3, Canton tral ; Cable Ad : Enginoomer. Can-

Road; Teleph. 15077; Cable Ad : ton : Taiping Maloo South; Cable

Amtraco, Shanghai Ad: Lemjus

 ENGINEERING SECTION FOR CHINA

BSO (GENERAL)

-China Engineeks, Ltd.—14, Queen’s Gale & Co., L. E. (Aviation)—12, The

Road C., Hong Kong; 15, Museum Bund; Teleph. 16352; Cable Ad:

Gale, Shanghai

Road, Shanghai

Chinese Engineering and Develop- Glathe & Witt—106, Szechuen Road;

ment Co.—1, Jui Ching Li, Sanjin Teleph. 15337; Cable Ad: Safe-

Loo; Teleph. 5198; P.O. Lex 14; guard, Shanghai

Cable Ad: Cedco, Mukden and *29,

Szechuen Road; Teleph. 12708, P.O.

Box 1651, Shanghai and 49, Chung Gran, A. L.—Hsing-Hsuan Li; Cable

Lin Fang, Sin Chia Kou, Nanking Ad: Algran, Mukden

and 19, Kuangsi Road, Tsingfcao

and 75, Nan Chih Tze, Peping Hayes Engineering Corporation—49,

H. A. Raider, manager (Shanghai) Taku Road; Teleph. 30250; Cable

Ad: Jehayes, Tientsin

Carlowitz & Co.—220, Szechuen Road; Horie Engineering Co.—343,. East

Teleph. 15796; P.O. Box 1274; Cable Broadway; Teleph. 50655, Shanghai

Ad : Carlowitz, Shanghai

Central China Commercial Co.-—25, Honwan Trading Co., The — 16,

French Concession; Cable Ad : Hon-

Jinkee Road; Teleph. 63511; Cable wan, Canton

Ad: Cencomchin, Shanghai

China American Engineering Cor- InI'Ernational Harvester Export Co.

poration—Rue de France; Teleph. (Agricultural

gonalnaya

machinery)—52, Dia-

Street; P-O. Box 462;

31423; Cable Ad: Caeng, Tientsin Cable Ad: Interha, Harbin

China Brass and Iron Works—484, Jardine Engineering Corporation—

Kiangse Road; Teleph. 60721, Ewo Road; Teleph. 31294; Cable.

Shanghai Ad: Jardeng, Tientsin and 2 Mah

Dairen Engineering Works—23, Dai- 48, Lu Wan;

Chiao Teleph.

Chuang4756,Yuan

Mukden and

Hsiang:

san-cho; Teleph. 9151; Cable Ad : Teleph. 31019, Nanking & 8a, Yuen

Dairenkikai, Dairen Ming Yuen Road; Teleph. 15290; P.

O. Box 1238, Shanghai and 14, Ped-

Deutsche Asiatische Kompag-Nie—12, der Street; Teleph. 30319, Hongkong

Diagonalnaya Street; P. O. Box Johnson Engineering Co.—87, British

131; Cable Ad: Daku, Harbin Concession, Shameen ; Teleph. 11002;

Eastern Engineering Works, Ltd.— P.gine

4, London Road; Cable Ad: Yulca,

Tientsin Kiangnan Dock & Engineering

Elbrook, Inc.—50, Peking Road; Te- Works — Arsenal Road; Teleph.

leph. 12552;, P.O. Box 303; Cable 61661; Cable Ad: Sinodock S’hai

Ad: Koorble, Shanghai Koon Cheong Engineering Works—

Feld & Co., F.—10, West Bund; Te- 72, Yun Chiao Road; Teleph. 1028,

leph. 10914; Cable Ad: Feldbobe, Hankow

Canton and Pedder Building; Kunst & Albers—29, Szeehuen Road;

'Teleph. 26650, Hongkong Teleph. 18737-9; P.O. Box 1179;

Fukien Construction Bureau—Cable Cable Ad: Kunstalber, Shanghai

and 11, The Bund, S. A. D. 3;

Ad: Conbr, Foochow

P. P. Wiant, manager Teleph. 71 and 1j55|7 ; Cable Ad:

Kunstalber, Hankow

 ENGINEERING SECTION FOR CHINA

(GENERAL) B81

Hwong Hip Lung Co. (1932), Ltd., The— Reiss, Massey & Co.—7, Queen’s Road

General

Shipyard: Office:Chung

43, Bonham StrandSham

East. Central; Teleph. 28009; Cable Ad:

Shiu Po; 57,Telephs. liing Street,

21587 (Office) and Josstree, Hongkong

57009 (Shipyard)

Sator, A. (Printing machinery)—20

Kwong Sang & Co.—59, Connaught Museum Road; Teleph. 19902; P.O.

Road Central; Teleph. 22554; P.O. Box 1377; Cable Ad : Sator, Shang-

Box 664; Cable Ad: Yueng,' Hong- hai

kong

Shanghai Dock and Engineering Co.

Leyseco China Co,—138, Kiangse —150, Broadway; Teleph. 40007;

Road; Teleph. 11274; Cable Ad: En- Cable Ad; Farnham, Shanghai

gincomer, Shanghai

Linotype & Machinery, Ltd. (Prin- Stromwall, Holdo—17, Yuen Ming

ters’ Engineers)—18, Ice House Yuen Ad:

Road; Teleph. 61623; Cable

Stromtrade, Shanghai

Street; Teleph. 20768; Cable Ad •

Linotype, Hongkong and 38, Avenue Shin Tai Cq.—3, Foochow Road;

Edward VII; Teleph. 13448; P.O. Teleph. 16647; Cable Ad: Shintai-

Box 1152, Shanghai yoko, Shanghai

Li m Co., T. Y.—ta, Rue Dautremer;

Teleph. 2650; Cable Ad: Tyli, Han- Smidth & Co., F. L. (Cement making

kow machinery) — 23, Hsi Tsung Pu

Hutung; Teleph. 3319, East; Cable

Manufacturers’ Sales Agency—55, Ad : Folasmidth, Peiping

Victoria Road ; Teleph. 30335; Cable

Ad: Rellim, Tientsin Telge & Schroeter—212, Szechuen

Road; Teleph. 16233; P.O. Box 715;

Rather and Platt—4, Peking Road; Cable Ad: Telge, Shanghai

Teieph. 11159, Shanghai A. Berg

McDonnell & Gorman—Ta Hsi Pien Tientsin Steeldrum & Engineering

Men Waij Cable Ad: Macdon, Mukden Works—13, Via Torino; Teleph.

40351; Cable Ad: Telge, Shanghai

McGregor & Cu., J.H.—235, Ward

Road; Telepbu 50467, Shanghai Wah Chang Trading Corporation—

j( Ceramic)’ 23, Rue Dautremer; Teleph. 26501;

Cable Ad : Tyli, Hankow

Oliveira & Son, H.—5, North Soo-

chow Road: Teleph. 40461; Cable Yang & Go., Ltd., I. C.—Tung Tan

Ad: Hotema, Shanghai Piao Lou ; Teleph. 4388; Cable Ad:

Yangco, Peiping

Oriental Engineering Co,. — Cable

Ad: Orimp, Foochow York Shipley, Inc. (Ice Making and

Refrigerating machinery)—21, Jin-

Perrin’s (China), Ltd.—14, Queen’s kee Road; Teleph. 11450; Cable Ad:

Road Central; Teleph. 28332; Cable Yorkshipli, Shanghai

Ad: Lunperchin, Hongkong

Yue Sang Teleph.

Building; & Co. 26706;

— King’sCableTheatre

Ad:

Rielly, Simmons and Milne"—25, Pe- Lavolta, Hongkong

king Road; Teleph. 12267; Cable

Ad : Veritas, Shanghai Zee & Sons, W. 7*.—A.. 1299 Broad-

Remond & Collet—693, Route de way; Teleph. 41468; Cable Ad:

Zungli, Shanghai

Zikawei; Teleph. 70410, Shanghai

 ENGINEERING SECTION FOR CHINA

B82 (MECH ANI CAL—MOTOR)

MECHANICAL ENGINEERS Siemens China Co. — 218, Kiangse

Road; Teleph. 67456-9; P.O. Box

1040, Shanghai and 41, Teng Shih

Babcock A Wilcox, Ltd.—1, The Kou Cable Ad : Motor, Peiping

Bund; Teleph. 12558; Cable Ad:

Babcock, (Shanghai Sin Chun Engineering Co.—378r

Kiangse Road; Teleph. 19824 ;■ Cable

Bailey & Co., W. S.—Kowloon Bay; Ad: Sinchung, Shanghai

Teleph. 58021; Cable Ad : Seybourne Sulzer Brothers—4, Avenue Edward

Hcngkong

W. S. Bailey VII; Teieph. 16512; Cable Ad: Sul-

zerbros, Shanghai

Central China Trading Co.—33, Sha

Lu Pu Kia; Teieph. 791; Cable Ad: Tuck Tai Iron Works—Ra.733, Point

Road; Teleph. 41735; Cable Ad:

Centchina, Changsha Foundry, Shanghai

Gray, J ohn—106, Szechuen Road;

Teleph. 16107; Cable Ad: Yarg; MOTOR ENGINEERS

Codes: A.B.C. 6th and Bentley’s,

Shanghai

Auto Doctor Service—1214, Avenue

Great Central Foundry — Beach Joft're; Teleph. 70829, Shanghai

Street, Kowloon; Teleph. 57859, Anderson & Ferrogiarc—497, Bub-

Kowloon, Hongkong bling Well Road; Teleph. 30400;

Inniss & Riddle (China), Ltd.—67, Cable Ad: Anferco, Shanghai

iDes Voeux Road Central; P.O. Box Auto Castle—242, Avenue Joffre; Te-

73; Cable Ad: Powerful, Hongkong leph. 34002, Shanghai

and 7, Yuen Ming Yuen Road; Te-

leph. 16238, Shanghai Auto Palace Co.—694, Bubbling Well

Road; Teleph. 30005; Cable Ad : Au-

Kien Cheong Engineering & Iron topalace, Shanghai

Works—5, North Honan Road ; Te-

leph. 40402, Shanghai Baychee Motor Car Co.—3a, Yatea

Road; Teleph. 33784, Shanghai

Moysey & Co.—452, Kiangse Road; China Motors, Inc.—702, The Bub-

Teleph. 18331 ; Cable Ad: Adasea, bling Well Road; Teleph. 30271;

Shanghai Cable Ad: Mechanic, Shanghai

Reiss & Co., Fed. Inc., Hugo—9, Foo- Duro Motor Car Co.—132, Nathan

chow Road; Telephs. 11310, 11318-9; Road; Teleph. 57226; Kowloon,

P.O. Box 1408: Cable Ad: Han- Hongkong

nibal, Shanghai

Rose Downs & Thompson, Ltd.—29, Dragon Motor Car Co.—33, Wong

Nei Chung Road; Teleph. 30228;

Canton Road; Teleph. 13497; P.O. Cable Ad: Autoimport, Hongkong

Box 759; Cable Ad: Rosedowns,

(Shanghai Frazar, Fed. Inc., U.S.A.—154, Yama-

gata-dori; Teleph. 5473; Cable Ad :

Ross & Co., Alex.—Prince’s Building; Frazar, Dairen and Tsinan

Teleph. 20027; Cable Ad: Rotunda, W. A. Morgan, manager

Hongkong

Gascon Motor Co.—2, Kwung Wah

SanTeleph.

Shing 304;

Co.—30,

CableChiAd:

Ping Sansco,

Road; Road; Teleph. 5624(2; P.O. Box*635;

(Swatow Cable Ad: Gasconbabs, Kowloon,

Hongkong

 ENGINEERING SECTION FOR CHINA

(MOTOR—SANITARY) B83

Hainan Motor Co.—Main Road; Te- SANITARY ENGINEERS

leph. 43; Cable Ad: Hainanmotor,

Hoihow Associated Agencies (Far East), Ltd.

Hartzenbusch Motor Co.—131, Avenue —114, Kiangse Road; Teleph. 10597;

Fodh; Teleph. 35202; P.O. Box 1814; Cable Ad: Assags, Shanghai

Gable Ad: Repairing, Shanghai

! Societe Etablissements Arnoult—81,

Hongkong Hotel Garage (The Hong Teng She Kou; Teleph. 952 (East);

Cable Ad: Arnoult, Peiping and

iKong & Shanghai Hotels, Ltd.) — | Akiyama Road, Tientsin

Foot of Stubbs Road; Teleph. E. Arnoult (Peiping)

23124; Cable Ad: Kremoffice, Hong

Kong

Honigsberg & Son, Fed. Inc., U.S.A. China Radiator Co.—279; Chao Yang

— 271, Medhurst Road; Teleph. Min Street; Teleph. 4638 (East),

Peiping

30030; Cable Ad : Madsyl, Shanghai

Hudford Motors—36, Great Western Chee Hsin Pottery—48, Szechuen

Road; Teleph. 17471; Cable Ad:

Street; Teleph. 27181, Shanghai Cement, Shanghai

International Motor Supply Co.- Doughty & Co., C. J.—30, Brenan

City Hall Square; Teleph. 23377; Road; Teleph. 27203; Cable Ad:

P.O. Box 492, Hongkong Doughtyco, Shanghai

Nahmmacher, Carl—563, Avenue Foch; Eastern Engineering Works—4, Lon-

Teleph. 36320, Shanghai don Road; Teleph. 31195; Cable Ad:

Nanyang Motor Supply Co.—202, Road, Vulca, Tientsin and 12, Szeohuen

Avenue Edward VII; Teleph. 19664, Shanghai

Shanghai Eastern China Engineering Co.—80,

NeUborg Motor Service—162, Med- Avenue Shanghai

Edward VII; Teleph. 16783,

hurst Road, Shanghai

Ross & Co.,20027;

Alex.—Prince’s Elm & Co.—36, Jinkee Road; Teleph.

Teleph. Cable Ad: Building;

Rotunda, 60801; Cable Ad: Elmco, Shanghai

Hongkong

, Fan, Robert—29, Szechuen Road; Te-

Shanghai Horse Bazaar and Motor Shanghai leph. 19395; Cable Ad: Rofan,

Co.—694, Bubbling Well Road; Te-

leph. 30005, Shanghai

Gordon & Co., Ltd.—137, Szechuen

Shun Woo Engineering Works — Road; Teleph. 61107; Cable Ad:

Point and Chusan Roads; Teleph. Hardware, Shanghai

52082, Shanghai

Great Light Electric

Szechuen Co.—440, 43256;

Road; Teleph. North

Thornycroft & 06,, Ltd., John I., Cable Ad: Greatlight, Shanghai

Marine Engines, Motor Vehicles

and Boilers—Pioneer Building,

Nathan Road; Kowloon; Teleph.

56752; Cable Ad: Thorny, Hong King PekingPaoRoad;

Shin Teleph.

Fittings12633;

Co.—409,

Cable

Kong Ad: Kingpaoshu, Shanghai

Union Motors, Inc.—192, Avenue Lee Yu Kee — 24c,28177;

Des Vceux

Cable Road

Foch; Teleph. 30062; Cable Ad: Central; Teleph.

Building, Hong Kong

Ad:

Unionmotors, Shanghai

 ENGINEERING SECTION FOR CHINA

B84 (SANITARY—SHIPBUILDING)

Langdon & Co., E. W.—151, Avenue Hongkong Queen’s. &Building

Whampoa &DockKowloon Co.—2r

Foch; Teleph. 31545; Cable Ad: Docks; Teleph. 28020 and 58053;.

Donlangco, Shanghai P.O. Box 41; Cable. Ad : Manifesto,

Orientat. Engineering & Electro- Hongkong

Plating Works—85, Baikal Road, Huh Hsing Engineering and Ship-

Teleph. 50542, Shanghai

building Works—Avenue de Beza-

Plumbing Supply Co.—1206, Bubbling ure; Teleph. Nantao 159; Shanghai

WeH Road: Teleph. 34802; Cable

Ad: Plumbsupcom, Shanghai Italchina Engineering and Ship-

Reiss, Massey & Co.—7, Queen’s Road building Works—24, The Bund;.

Central; Teleph. 28009; Cable Ad: Teleph. Shanghai

10717; Cable Ad: Italchina,

Jostree, Hongkong

Reyer & Co., A. A.—1506, Avenue Kiangnan Dock and Engineering^

Works — Arsenal Road; Teleph.

Joffre; Teleph. 30849, Shanghai 61661; Cable Ad: Sinodock, Shang-

Shanghai Sanitary & Electric Co.— hai

329, Kiangse Road; Teleph. 12336; King Chong Chang & Co.—RA. 609,

Cable Ad: Kightsanit, Shanghai Point Road; Teleph. 43360, Shang-

Shanghai Waterworks Fittings Co., hai

Ltd.—484, Kiangse Road; Teleph.

60721, Shanghai Koon Cheng Engineering Works—Ta

Sargeant, P. A.—24, The Bund; Te- Chi Men; Teleph. 1028, Hankow

leph. 19790; P.O. Box 1777; Cable Kwong Hip Lung Co. (1932), Ltd.

Ad: Asenco, Shanghai The

Twyford Engineering Co.—113, Rue Street, Strand—East.

General Office:57, 43,

ShamShipyard: Chung

Shiu Po; Telephs.

Bonham

Hing

21587

du Chaylard; Teleph. 30810, Cable (Office) and 57009 (Shipyard)'

Ad: Twyford, Tientsin

Warren & Co., C. E.—China Build- New Engineering and Shipbuild-

ing; Teleph. 20269; Cable Ad: War- ing Works,

tszepoo Road; Ltd.,

Teleph.The50080;

— 640,P.O.Yang,

Box

ren, Hongkong 704; Cable Ad: Speedy, Shanghai

SHIPBUILDING Shanghai Dock and Engineering Co.

—150, Broadway; Teleph. 51807;

ROAD MACHINERY MANUFACTURERS Cable Ad: Farnham, Shanghai

Sang Chin Engineering and Ship-

Austin Manufacturing Company building Works—300, Yulin Road;

400, North Michigan Avenue, Teleph. 50729, Shanghai

Chicago, Illinois South China Motor Shipbuilding &

Cable Address: “ Austin, Chicago.” Repairing Works — St. George's-

Bailey & Co., W. iS.—Kowloon Bay; 272; Building; Teleph. 23772; P.O. Box

Teleph. 58021; Cable Ad : Seybourn, Kong Cable Ad: Motyard, Hong

Hongkong

Eastern

4, LondonEngineering Wtorks,31349Ltd.—

Road; Telephs.

Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering

and Co.—Quarry Bay, Hongkong

31195; Cable Ad: Vulca, Tientsin

Heng Chong Chang & Co.—147a, Wayside’s Iron Works—LR. 222

Macgregor Road; Teleph. 50335;r

Broadway; Teleph. 42447, Shanghai Shanghai

 ENGINEERING SECTION FOR MALAYA, ETC. B85>

MALAYA, SIAM AND NETHERLANDS INDIA.

BOILERS Gammon & Hall (F.M.S.), Ltd.—

Hon Kong Bank Chambers; Teleph.

Babcock and Wilcox, Ltd.—Bl,2&3 tural, 683; P.O. Box 49; Cable Ad: Struc-

Hongkong Bank Chambers; Teleph. Ipoh, Perak

6261; CableandAd:Private,

Bentley’s Babcock; Codes: Acme,

Singapore Hood, T. C.—34, Meyer Chambers,

Singapore

CIVIL ENGINEERS International Engineer Co.—P.O.

Arbenz and Brewer—Union Building; Box Gysom

39, Bangkok, Siam; Cable Ad:

Teleph. 6071; Cable Ad: Arbenz,

Singapore

Jackson, J. M.—7, Malacca Street:

Audas—J. V. —Perak Teleph. 6493; Cable Ad: Jackson,.

Singapore

Bangkok Dock & Co.—Teleph. 184; Langenberg & Son, T. O. van—19, Old

Cable Ad : Progress, Bangkok, Siam Market Square, Kuala Lumpur,

Selangor

Booty & Edwards—165, High Street,

Kuala Lumpur, Selangor Lim & Seah—13b, Change Alley;;

Teleph. 6594; Cable Ad: Keng-

Brossard Mopxn—French Bank Build- seng, Singapore

ing, Raffles Place; Cable Ad:

Brosezploi, Singapore McIntyre & Co., Ltd., Stewart—45,

Chan Sow Lin & Co.—74a, Ampang Orchard Road, Singapore and Bukit

Palah, Malacca

Road; Teleph. 235; Cable Ad:

Meelee, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor Pratt, H. W.—P.O. Box 41, Seremban

Chung & Wong—Union Building; Simplex Concrete Piles — Union

Teleph. 7257, Singapore Building, Singapore

Craig & Co., James—Klang Swan & Dunn, Ltd.—23, Java Street,

Evans & Co., H.W.—Setul Road; Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Teleph. 137; P.O. Box 13; Cable

Ad: Evansco; Seremban, Negri Redpatfa Brown Co.,SteelLtd.Work

gow), Structural (Glas-

for

Sembilan Buildings, etc. — Hongkong Bank

Buildings; P.O. Box 416; Teleph.

Federated Engineering Co.—246, 6098; Cable Ad: Colum, Singapore

High Street; Teleph. 186; Kuala Robb & Nilsson—Sungei Patani;

Lumpur, Selangor Cable Ad: Nilrob, Kedah and 2,

Fogden, Brisbane & Co., Ltd.—550, F.M.S. Railway Building; Teleph.

Havelock Road; Teleph. 3288: Cable Penang 1318; Codes: A.B.C. & Bentleys,

Ad: Fdgbane, Singapore

Swan and Maclaren—Hongkong Bank

Gammon (Malaya), Ltd.—11, Ocean Chambers; Teleph. 4317; Cable Ad :

Building; Teleph. 5331/2; P.O. Box Framboise, Singapore and Straits-

283; Cable Ad: Gammon, Singa- Trading Building, Kuala Lumpur,

pore Selangor

 ENGINEERING SECTION FOR MALAYA, ETC.

£86 (CONSULTING—ELECTRICAL)

Thomas Street; Osborne & Chafpel—Teleph. 510;

Teleph. 215; Cable Ad:HaleTaponga,

& Hornidge—23,

Ipoh, Perak Cable Ad: Felspar,' Ipoh, Perak

United Engineers, Limited — River Cable Ad:Thomas

Pollard, H.—Teleph. 5394;

Poilard, Bangkok, Siam

Valley Road; Cable Ad: Uniteers,

Singapore and 87, Bishop Strb'et,

Teleph. 31, Malacca and Lahat Thomas Street; &Teleph.

Hornidge—23,

215; Cable Hale-

Ad:

Road; Teleph. 21, Ipoh, Perak and Taponga, Ipph, Perak

Banmai; P.O. Box 72, Bangkok

J. A. P. Strachan (Singapore) Van Ouylenburg, C. M.—2, Raffles

Van Langenberg & Son, T.C.—19, Old Place, Singapore

Market Square; Teleph. 3803; Waters, David L.—98, Robinson Roa.d,

Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

T. C. van Langenberg, f.i.a.a., Singapore

l.r.i.b.a., partner

V. S. van Langenberg, f.i.a.a. Wakeford & Lowndes—98, Robinson

Road; P.O. Box"669; Teleph. 3412;

l.r.i.b.a., partner

Cable Ad: Jipco, Singapore

L. T. Wakeford

Wong & Co., S'. Y.—44, Raffles Cham-

bers; Telephs: 6787, Singapore

Young & Co., Ltd., R.—1, Penang ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS

Road; Teleph. 542; P.O. Box 359; Beng Swee & Co., Ltd.-^I, Bishop

Cable Ad: Loco, Penang and 7, Street; Teleph. 697; Cable Ad:

Hale Street; Cable Ad: Ahead, Bengswee, Penang

Ipoh, Perak and 25/29, Orchard

Road; Teleph. 4308; Cable Ad:

Loeo, Singapore Chan Sow Lin & Co.—74a, Ampang

Road; Teleph. 235; Cable Ad:

CONSULTING ENGINEERS Meelee, Kuala Lumpur

Christiani and Nielsen (Siam), Ltd. tion RoadParkinson,

Crompton, Ltd.—8, Sta-

; Teleph. 21;. Cable Ad :

—Cable Ad: Concrete, Bangkok Acmotor, Ipoh, Perak

Flowerdew & Co., A.H.—P.O. Box English Electric Co., Ltd.—3, Hale

156, Teleph. 3630; Cable Ad : Flower-

dew, Kuala Lumpur, iSelangor Street; Teleph. 305; P.O. Box 69;

Cable Ad: Enelecfico, Ipoh, Perak

Hannay & Steedman—P.O. Box 64,

Ipoh, Perak Federated Engineering Co. — 246,

Hkvotkr & Martin—8, Java Street: Lumpur, High Street; Teleph. 186; Kuala

Teleph. 3136, P.O. Box 140; Cable Selangor

Ad : Henggler, Kuala Lumpur, Fonghin'& Watts—64, Wallich Street;

Selangor Teleph. 7582, Cable Ad: Seeben-

Hindhede & Co., Ltd.—P.O. Box 276; gong, Singapore

Teleph. 6107; Cable Ad: Naiti, Fraser & Chalmers Engineering

Singapore Works—12, Battery Road, Singa-

Ingersoll-Rand (India), Ltd.—69, pore

Choon Guan Street, Singapore General Electric Co.—12, Battery

Mackie, D. D.—18, Winchester House; Road; Teleph. 5858; P.O. Box 203;

Teleph. 7811; Cable Ad: Mackie, Cable Ad : Vanner, Singapore; and

Singapore 4, Market Street; Teleph. 1901;

 ENGINEERING SECTION FOR MSLAYA, ETC.

(ELECTRICAL—GENE R AL) B87

Hoe Boon Leong—60, Selegie Road, GENERAL ENGINEERS

Singapore

Htjttenbach, Lazarus & Sons—1, Babcock & Wilcox, Ltd—Hongkong

Bank Chambers; Teleph. 6261; Cable

Holland Road; Teleph. 4246; P.O. Ad: Babcock, Singapore

Box 255; Cable Ad: Agentship, P. M. Scott

Kuala Lumpur, Selangor and Brew- W. H. Menzies

ster Road; Teleph. 54; P.O. Box

124; Cable Ad: Huttenbach, Ipoh, Baker, Perkins, Ltd.—Union Build-

Perak ing; Teleph. 3570; P.O. Box 236;

International Engineering Co.— Cable Ad: Uniwash, Singapore

Clbartered Bank Lane, Bangkok, Barrow, Brown & Co., Ltd.—Tapan

Siam Hua Takay; Teleph. 435; Cable

Jacks & Co. (Malaya), Ltd., Wm.— Ad: Leather, Bangkok, Siam

Ocean Building, Singapore Butler & Webster—Seekak Phya Sri;

Johnson & Philips, Ltd., London- Teleph. 600; Cable Ad: Autos, Bangkok

G. E. Brew

39, Hale iStreet; Cable Ad: Simit.

Ipoh, Perak

Craig & Co., James—Teleph. 58;

Kee Huat Company—178, Campbell Cable Ad: Experience, Klang, Se-

Road, Penang langor

C. J. K. Grieve

Morey & Co., John—98, Robinson Diethelm & Co., Ltd.—117, Market

Road; Teleph. 7558; Cable Ad: Street; Cable Ad: Diethelmco,

Johnmorey, Singapore Singapore and P.O. Box 14; Cable

Nathan, M. & E.—96,, North Bridge Ad: Diethelm, Bangkok

Road, .Singapore Guthrie & Co.—24, Battery Road;

National Electrae, The—39, Or- Teleph. 5133; Cable Ad: Guthrie,

chard Road; Teleph. ' 7001; Cable Singapore

Ad: Eleotrade, Singapore

Siam Architects (Import)—Asdang TimahSteel,

Hume Ltd.—6th Mile, Bukit

Road, Singapore

Road, Bangkok, Siam

Siam Electric Corporation, Ltd.— Huttenbach, Lazarus & Sons —14,

Market Street; Teleph. 4226; P.O.

Bangkok, Siam' Box 255; Cable Ad: Agentship,

Standard Telephones & Cables, Ltd. CableKuala Lumpur and 5, Beach Street,

—57, Robinson Road; Teleph. 5069; Ad: Habiture, Penang

P.O. Box 553; Cable Ad: Micro- Ingersoll-Rand (India), Ltd.--69,

phone, Singapore Chuan Guan .Street, Singapore

United Engineers, Limited—River

Valley Road; Cjable Ad: Uniteers, Irving, John H.— Kuala Kangsar, Perak

Singapore; 87, Bishop Street;

Teleph. 731, Penang; 1, River Side; Jacks & Co. (Malaya), Ltd., William

Teleph. 31, Malacca and Lahat Co.—Ocean Bpilding; Teleph. 5216;

Road; Teleph. 21, Ipoh, Perak and Cable Ad: Expanded, Singapore;

Banmai; P.O. Box 72, Bangkok and 8, Beach Street; Teleph.Street;

351,

Wakeford & Lowndes—98, Robinson Teleph. Penang and 120, Belfield

Road; Teleph. 3412; Cable Ad: 114; Ipoh, Perak and 23,

Jipco, Singapore Java Street; Teleph. 625, Kuala

Lumpur

 ENGINEERING SECTION FOR MALAYA, ETC.

(MARINE—MECHANICAL—MINING)

Macintosh Cable Co., Ltd.—142, Fraser & ' Chalmers Engineering

Works—12, Battery Road1, Singa-

Robinson Road, Singapore pore

Paterson, Simons & >Oo., Ltd.—

Prince Street, Singapore; 9, Weld

Quay, Penang; 1, Old1 Market Flemingleph. 152;Brothers—Lahat Road;Ipoh,

Cable Ad : Fleming^ Te-

Square, Kualar Lumpur, Selangor Perak

Siam Architects (Import)—Asdang Hume Steel, Ltd.—6th Mile, Bukit

Timah Road, Singapore

Road; Teleph. 646; Cable Ad:

Healey, Bangkok, Siam

E. Healy, manager Malayan Mechanical Equipment Go.—

14, Robinson Road, Singapore

Simplex Concrete Piles (Malaya),

Ltd.—Union Building; Telepb. 4902;

P.O. Box 533; Cable Ad: Simplex- Morey & Co., John—98, Robinson

eo, Singapore Road, Singapore

MARINE ENGINEERS United Engineers, Limited — River

Valley Road; Cable Ad: Uniteers,

.‘Singapore Slipway and Engineering Singapore and 87, Bishop Street;

Co., Ltd.—Tanjong Pagar; Cable Teleph. 731, Penang and : 1, River

Ad: Slipway, Singapore Side; Teleph. 31, Malacca and Lahat

Road; Teleph. 21, Ipoh, Perak and

Banmai, ;P.O. Box 72, Bangkok

Thornycroft (Singapore), Ltd.—Tank

Road, Singapore Wearne Brothers, Ltd. — Gopeng

United Engineers, Ltd.—River Valley Road; Teleph. 782; Gable Ad:

Wearne, Ipoh, Perak

Road, Singapore; 87, Bishop Street.

Penang; 1, Riverside, Malacca; and

Seremban, Negri Sembilan MINING ENGINEERS

MECHANICAL ENGINEERS Anglo-Oriental (Malaya),. Ltd.—94

Brewster Road, Ipoh, Perak

Bangkok Dock Co., Ltd.—Cable Ad:

Progress, Bangkok, Siam Audas,

Perak J. V.—Cable Ad: Audas, Ipoh,

.Chan Sow Lin & Co., Ltd.—74a, Am-

pang Road; Teleph. 235; Cable Ad: Brash & Smith—110, Belfield Street;

Melee, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor Teleph. Iil6; Cable Ad: Granite,

Ipoh, Perak

Gumming, Charles E.—Floral Villa,

Lahat Road; Teleph. 44; Cable Ad: Corbett, M.C.—Teleph. 6; Cable Ad:

Gumming, Ipoh, Perak Corbett, Ipoh, Perak

Evans & Co., H. W—Seremban, Negri

Sembilan De Villa, E.M.—P.O. Box 634; Cable

Ad: Geologist r Codes: Acme, Bent-

.Federated Engineering Go,, Ltd.— ley’s Broomhall’s,, Singapore and

118, Immeuble du Credit Foncier,

246, High Street; Kuala Lumpur,

Selangor Hanoi

 ENGINEERING SECTION FOR MALAYA, ETC.

(MIN ING—MOTOR) B89

Elowerdew & Co., A. H.—Oriental .Borneo Motors, Ltd. & Borneo Chev-

rolet, Ltd.—68, Orchard Road;

Buildings; Teleph. 3630; P.O. Box Cable Ad: Jporniepear, Singapore

156; Cable Ad’: Flowerdew; Kuala and Farquhar Street; Teleph. 668,

Lumpur, Selangor Penang and Brewster Road; Teleph.

Hannay and Steedman—Gopeng Road, 475; Ipoh, Perak and Setul Road;

Ipoh, •Perak Teleph. 302, Seremban, Negri Sem-

bilan

Henggeler .& Martin, Ltd.—8, Java Cycle & Carriage Co. (1926), Ltd.—

Street; Teleph. 3136; P.O. Box 140;

Cable Ad: Henggeler, Kuala Lum- 41, Orchard Road; Teleph. 5944;

Cable Ad: Cyclecarri, Singapore

pur, Selangor

Holman Bros., Ltd.—Ocean Building, Federated Motors, Ltd.—48, Orchard

Singapore Road, Singapore

Ingersoll-Rand (India),

Ghoon Guan Street, Singapore Lta—69, Hup Hin & Co.-—3-2, Yap Ah Loy

Street, Kuala. Lumpur, Selangor

Liddelow, C. C. W.—P.O. Box 269,

Cable Ad : Liddelow, Penang Klang Cycle and Motor Works—

Klyne Street, Kuala Lumpur, Selan-

Malaya Mining and General Agency, gor

Ltd.—iO, Malacca .Street, Singa-

pore Lyons Motors, Ltd.—92, Orchard

Road; Teleph. 5811; Cable Ad:

Morrison, W.L.H. — Ipoh' Perak; Centramoto, Singapore

Code: A.B.C, 5th Bromhall’s Im-

perial Malayan Motors, Ltd.—14/20, Or-

Osborne & Chappei. — Teleph. Ipoh chard Road: Teleph. 5921; Cable

510-11; Cable Ad: Felspar, Ipoh, Ad:E. W.Malaymotor,

Slight

Singapore

Perak

Park & Francis, Ltd. — 15, Old Malacca Motor Garage—81, Jonker

Street; Teleph. 192; Cable Ad:

Market Street; Teleph. 1499; P.O. Motorgarage, Malacca

Box 66; Cable Ad: Parkvale,

Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Martin & Co., Wm.—34, Winchester

Thomas & Hornidge—21, Hale Street, House, Singapore

Ipoh, Perak

Metcalfe’s — 60, Brewster Road;

Vaughan & Co., L.—P.O. Box 331; Teleph. 350; Cable Ad: Metmotors,

Teleph. 3188; Cable Ad: Vaughan, Ipoh, Perak

Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Wong & Co., S. Y.—44i, Raffles Cham- National Motors—-2842, Batu Road,

Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

bers ; Teleph. 6787; Singapore

Penang Auto Service Co.—55, Pitt

MOTOR ENGINEERS Street, Penang

Bangkok Dock Co., Ltd.—Cable Ad: SiamL. Motors, Ltd.—Bangkok, Siam

E. Heather

Progress, Bangkok, Siam

 ENGINEERING SECTION FOR MALAYA, ETC.

B90 (SANITARY)

Straits Motor Garage—41, Orchard Federated Engineering Co. — 246,

Road; Teleph. 4210; Cable Ad: High Street; Teleph. 166; Kuala

•Stramoto, Singapore Lumpur

F. A. Jones

Fonghist & Watts Co.—64, Wallieh

Thornycroft (Singapore) Ltd. — Street; Teleph. 7558; Cable Ad:

Thoruycroft House; Teleph. 5501; Seebengong, Singapore

Cable Ad : Thornycroft, Singapore; Hill & Co., W.—122, Orchard Road;

Codes: Bentley and Lombard Teleph. 7450; Cable Ad: Sprays,

Merton H. Brown Singapore

United Motor Works, Ltd.—S9, Or- HoeTeleph.

Boon Leong—60, Selegie Street;

3633; Cable Ad: Hoeboon-

chard Road; Teleph. 7142; Cable leong, Singapore

Ad : Yeesoh, Singapore

International Engineering Co., Ltd.

Wearne Brothers, Ltd.—45, Orchard —Bangkok, Siam

Road; Cable Ad: Wearne, Singa-

pore ; and 30, Anson Road; Teleph. United Engineers Limited — River

258, Penang; and Teleph. 782. Ipoh, Yalley Road; Cable Ad: Uniteers,

Perak; and Rodger Street: Teleph. Singapore; and 87, Bishop Street,

295; Kuala Lumpur, Selangor Teleph. 731, Penang; and 1, River

Side; Teleph. 31, Malacca; and

and Lahat Road; Teleph. 21, Ipoh,

SANITARY ENGINEERS Perak; and Banmai; P.O. Box 72,

Bangkok

Central Engine Works, Ltd.—65, Young & Co., Ltd., R.—1, Penang

Geyland Road; Teleph. 5814; Cable Road; Teleph. 642, Penang; 26,

Ad: Central, Singapore; and 48, Orchard Road; Teileph. 4038 . Cable

Lahat Road; Teleph. 378; Ipoh, Ad: Loco;, Singapore and 7, Hale

Perak; and 7, McArtnur Street; Street; Teleph. 650; Cable Ad:

Teleph. 241, Kuala Lumpur Ahead, Ipoh, Perak

 ENGINEERING SECTION FOR PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS.

CIVIL ENGINEERS Enrique, C., Sto. Tomas—Heacock

Building: Teleph. 2-14-75; P.O.

Atlantic Gulf & Pacific Co. of Box 2988.; Cable Ad : Costmas,

Manila—71, M. de la Industria, Manila

San Nieolas; Teleph. 22051; P.O.

Box 626; Cable Ad: Dredging, Findlay Engineering and Construc-

Manila tion Oo.—425, Heacock Building

Borkomes & Co.—162, Rizal, Sta. Cruz

Generali Machinery Co., inc.—P.O.

Cranston, H. D.—428, Kneedler Bldg. Box 2879; Teleph. 23196; Cable Ad:

Gemaco, Manila

J. W. Karsten

Del Monte Construction, Inc.—204,

Regina Building Honolulu Iron Works Co.—60-118, Se-

Marikina Valley Construction Co., cond Street, Port Area; Teleph.

Inc.—502, Rizal Avenue; Teleph. 23213, Manila

26572, Manila.

Moreta’s Consulting,

Engineering Office — Designing

37, Florida.&

Moreta’s Consulting, Designing and Ermita; Teleph. 55504, Manila

Engineering Office—37, Florida;

Ermita; Teleph. 55504, Manila

Myers, Buck Co., Inc.—316, Car- Philippine Engineering Co., Inc.—

riedo; Teleph. 21610, Manila 936, Raon, Quiapo; P.O. Box 786;

J. L. Myers Teleph. 22305; Cable Ad: PhilencO,

Manila

Odom Engineering Co.—Insular Life F. Bauman

Building; Binondo, Manila

W. J. Odom Sidler, A.—627, Rizal Avenue, Santa

Cruz; Teleph. 21841; P.O. Box 251,

Soler, C.-pSll, Perez Samanillo Manila

Build’ng, Escolta, Binondo; Te-

leph. 21602, Manila CONSTRUCTIONAL ENGINEERS

Vulcano Engineering Co.—521, M. de Enrique, C., iSto. Tomas—Heacock

la Industria; San Nicolas; Teleph. Building; Telephs.: 2-14-75; P.O.

22826, Manila Box 2988; Cable Ad: Costmas,

Manila

CONSULTING ENGINEERS

Manila Builders Corporation, The—

Atlantic, Gulf and Pacific Co.—17, 411, Heacock Building; Teleph.

M. d'e la Industria 2-14-75; IP.O. Box 2988, Manila

Cranston, H.D.—428, Kneedler Build- Nell Co., Edward J.—680, Dasmarin-

ing, Sant/a Cruz; Teleph. 2-42-62, das, Binondo; Teleph. 22975; P.O.

Manila I Box 1640; Cable Ad: Neled, Manila

 ENGINEERING SECTION FOR PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

B92 (ELECTRICAL—GENERAL—MARINE—MECHANiCAL)

Philippine Engineering Co., Inc. — Engineering Equipment and Supply

936, Raon, Quiapo; P.O. Box 766; Co., Inc.—Corner of Thirteenth &

Teleph. 22305 ; Cable Ad : Phileneo, Atlanta Streets, Port Area; Teleph.

Manila 2-41-42; Cable Ad: Rapah, Manila

P. Baumann, general manager

Rosario Electric Co.—458, Legarda, General Machinery Co., Inc. —

132, Juan Luna, Binondo; Teleph.

Sampoloc; Teleph. 23261, Manila 23196; P.O. Bok 2879; Cable Ad:

Gemaoo, Manila

Raymond Concrete Piles—Room 402,

China Bank Building; Teleph 2-10- MARINE ENGINEERS

20, Manila

C. Russell, Manila representative

El Varadero de Manila—109. Juan

Yisayan Electric Co.—P.O. Box 134; Luna; Teleph. 23232; P. O. Box

805; Cable Ad: Elvadema, Manila

Cable Ad: Electric, Cebu

Western Equipment and Supply Co. Earnshaws Dock and Honolulu Iron

—119, T. Pinpin, Binondo; Teleph. Works—60-118, Second Street, Port

22468; Cable Ad : Weandsco, Manila Area; Teleph. 23123; P.O. Box 282;

A. C. Brunner Cable Ad: Mearnshaw, Manila

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS Vulcano Engineering Co.,—521, M.

de la Industria; San Nicolas; Te-

American Electrical Co.—72, Escolta,

Binondo; Teleph. 21337; Cable Ad:

Powerlite, Manila MECHANICAL ENGINEERS

Elmac, Inc.—627, Rizal Avenue; P.O. Atlantic, Gulf and Pacific Co. of

Box 625; Teleph. 2-S5-31; Cable Ad; Manila—71, M. de la Industria;

Tehaselmac, Manila San Nicolas, Manila; Teleph. 22051;

W. Tuecher P.O. Box 626; Cable Ad : Dredging,

Manila

Genera! Machinery Co., Inc.—132,

Juan Luna, Binondo; P.O. Box Earnshaws Dock and Honolulu

2879; Teleph. 23196; Cable Ad: Iron Works—118,' Second Street,

Gemaco, Manila Port Area; Teleph. 23213; P.O. Box

282; Cable Ad: Mearnshaw, Manila

Manila Machinery & Supply Co.—

675, Dasmarindas, Binondo; P.O. General Machinery Co., Inc.—P.O.

Box 607; Teleph. 22458; Cable Ad : Box 2879; Teleph. 23196; Cable Ad:

Machy, Manila Gemaco, Manila

Mora Electric .Go,—7, Soda, Binon- J. W. Karsten

do; Teleph. 23240; Cable Ad: Meco, Manila Machinery and Supply Co.—

Manila 675, Dasmarindas, Binondo; P.O.

Box 607; Teleph. 22458; Cable Ad:

GENERAL ENGINEERS Machy, Manila-

Atlantic Gulp & Pacific Co. of Phtlippine Engineering Co. — 936,

Manila—71-77,

tria; Teleph. Muelle

22051; deCable

la Indus-

Ad: Raon, Quiapo; P.O. Box 786; Te-

Dredging, Manila leph. 22305; Cable Ad: Philenco,

Manila

 ENGINEERING SECTION FOR PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

(MOTOR—SHIPBUILDING) B93

Wilson & Co., Inc., Fred—55, Barraca I Ideal Auto Repair Shop—1424, Azcar-

San Nicolas; Teleph. 49831; P.O. Box raga, Binondo; Teleph. 48609, Manila

276; Cable Ad: Fredwilco, Manila Karl & Co.—707, Tayuman, Santa

Cruz; Teleph. 22911, Manila

MOTOR ENGINEERS Manila Overland (Sales Co.—805,

Echague, San Miguel; Teleph.

Bacheach Motor Co., Inc.—25th 21288; P.O. Box 1159; Cable Ad:

Overland, Manila

Street, Port District; Teleph. 21544;

P.O. Box 420; Cable Ad: Emba, Manila SHIPBUILDING

‘Caro Motor and Electric Works- Earnshaw Docks and Honolulu Iron

Works, The—118, Second treet.

934, R. Hildago, Quiapo; Teleph. Port Area; P.O. Box 282; Cable

21187, Manila Ad : Mearshaws; Manila

Estrella Auto Palace—536, Gandara, ElLuna, Yaradero de Manila—109, Juan

Binondo; Teleph. 23237; P.O.

Santa Cruz; Teleph. 21425; P.O. Box 805; Cable Ad: Elvadema,

Box 273; Cable Ad: Evely, Manila Manila

 SCALES OF COMMISSIONS AND BROKERAGES

HONGKONtt GENERAL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

Adopted at the Annual General Meeting held \9th May, 1903

Purchasing or selling Tea, Raw Silk, and Cotton

Purchasing or selling Opium

Purchasing or selling all other Q-oods and Produce

Purchasing or selling Ships and Landed Property ..

Purchasing or selling Stocks and Shares

Inspecting Tea

Inspecting Silk

Guaranteeing Sales ...

Guaranteeing Remittances

Drawing or endorsing Bills of Exchange

Drawing or negotiating Bills of Exchange without recourse

Purchasing or realising Bullion or Bills of Exchange ... ..

Remitting the Proceeds of Bullion or Bills of Exchange

Paying and receiving Money in Current Account

Paying Ship’s Disbursements

Collecting Freight ... ... ... ••• •••

Obtaining Freight or Charter

Obtaining Freight or Charter and collecting same Freight

Adjusting Insurance Claims on Amount Recovered

Effecting Insurance, on the Insured Amount ...

Prosecuting or defending successfully Claims, either at Law or by Arbitration

Prosecuting or defending unsuccessfully

Managing Estates and collecting Rents (on Gross Receipts) 0}

Transhipping and forwarding Jewellery and Bullion

Forwarding or transhipping Cargo $2 per chest,

Transhipping or forwarding

Goods withdrawn or re-shipped ... ... Opium ... i Commission,

Granting Letters of Credit ... ... ... 1 per cent.

For doing ship’s business when no inward or outward Commission is earned, 20 ct . per Register ton.

The otherwise

conversion into Hongkong currency rateof sterling freight inward to Hongkong, onpayable in ; Hongkong,

and the rateshall,ruling

unlessat 1ie

the close ofstipulated,

a mail shallbe made

be theatratetheapplicable

for Bank

to suchBillspurpose

on London

duringpayable demandweek.

the subsequent

Brokerage on Bills and Bullion ... ... 1 per cent. Payable by Seller,

Brokerage on Produce and General Merchandise ... ... \

Brokerage on Fire Arms ... ... 1

Brokerage

procuringforFreight Negotiating

... ...and ...completing ... Charters

... ... and 1j ^ by Ship.

Brokerage for Negotiating sale or purchase of Landed Property 1

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Lnd of the Directory, Classified

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P] ^ Ou-mun Ma-lcau

Macao is situated in 22 deg, 11. min. 30 sec. N. latitude, and 113 deg. 32 min. 30 sec.

E. longitude, on a rocky peninsula, renowned, long before the Portuguese settled on it,

for its safe harbour for junks and small vessels. The Portuguese, who had already

settled on the island of Lampacao, and frequented for trading purposes Chin-chew,

Liampo,

missionary, Tamao,died),and were

San-choan (St. Jthe

conceded ohn’suse Island,

of where

MacaoFrancis

in 1557.Xavier,

Shortlythe after

celebrated

their

arrival in this part of the world, the Viceroy of Canton, powerless himself to perform

the task, offered to present the barren peninsula to the Portuguese if they should

succeed in subduing the notorious pirate, Shan-si-lau, who styled himself “King of

the islands

lorchas, of Canton”

levied tribute asand,far with

as thehismouth

force ofof 12,000 men andand100evenarmed

the Yangtsze wentjunks

so farandas

to blockade the port of Canton. The Portuguese manned and armed a few vessels

and succeeded in raising the blockade of Canton and clearing the seas. The town

of Macao soon

centuries tradeafterwards

flourished began

there,to therise,difficulty

and duringof theresidence

seventeenth and eighteenth

at Canton greatly

contributing towards it. The East India Company and the Dutch Company had

establishments in Macao.

the The Portuguese paid until

the mandarin ofFerreira

Heungshan a rentalin of1848500refused

Taels a year thefor

rentaloccupation

any longer,of and

Macao Governor

forcibly drove out the Chinese do Custom-house,

Amaral and withtoitpayevery

vestige of Chinese authority. This bold stroke cost him his life on 22nd August, i849,

for he was waylaid and barbarously murdered near the Barrier of Porta Cerco, and

his headon was

attack Macaotaken to Canton.

by the mandarin’sThis troopspolitical

who were assassination

repulsed synchronised with an

by Amaral’s doughty

lieutenant Mesquita. Eventually the sovereignty of Portugal over Macao was formally

recognised by China in the Treaty signed with Portugal in 1887.

In November, 1901, an Envoy Extraordinary arrived from Portugal, his mission being

to arrangeThe

Colony. withlinetheofChinese Government

demarcation submitted for by

a delimitation of the boundary

the Envoy included of the

certain islands

which the Chinese Government refused to acknowledge as being part of the

Portuguese

a concessioncolony, for aandrailway

the Envoy, while not

from Macao successful The

to Canton. in gaining

convention,this point, secured

however, did

not

to the East again in 1904. In November a new agreement was arranged withcame

meet with the approval of the C6rtes at Lisbon, and Senhor Branco the

Chinese Government,

satisfactory, and refused but theratification.

GovernmentInataccordanceLisbon regarded

with the theTreaty

terms asof far

1887from

the

Governments

boundaries of ofMacao ChinaandanditsPortugal in 1909but

Dependencies, appointed

China wouldCommissioners

not admittoPortugal’s

delimitatetitle

the

to half the territory claimed, and the Portuguese Commissioner interrupted the

negotiations after they had been in progress nearly four months

the dispute to The Hague Arbitration Tribunal. China definitively refused to agree and proposed referring

to this, and so the position remains as it has always been. In 1910 the Portuguese

authorities

of a piraticalasserted their had

horde which jurisdiction

terrorisedoverthethewholeisland of Colowan by clearing the place

delta.

the year 1870, at the end of the narrow, connecting Heung-shan

The colony is separated from the large island of sandy isthmus. by anThearch,principal

built in

topographical

tothenorth, features of Macao are two principal ranges of hills, one running from south

base the other from

of which leans east

upontothewest riverwhich may be considered

or anchoring place. Onastheforming an angle,

lofty mount east

ward, called Caqilha, is a fort, enclosing the hermitage : of Na. Sra. de Guia, and

westward is Lillau, on the top of which stands the hermitage

entering a wide semi-circular bay, called Praia Grande,. which faces the east, on the of Na. Sra. da Penha;

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right

Seen from the roads- or from any of theand

hand stands the fort San Francisco; fortson crowning

the left, that of N. Sra.lowdehills,

the several Bom Macao-

Parto..

is extremely picturesque. The public and private buildings are gaily painted and the

streets kept very clean.

Camoes,In theonce

townthethere resortareofseveral places of Portuguese

the celebrated interest. poet The Camoes,

Gardensareandworth Grotto

seeing,of ]

as, also, are the noble facade of the ancient Jesuit church which used to form a part of

the collegeardour

crusading of Sanof Paulo, burnt inin1835,

the Portuguese and the

all their Avenida

voyages Vasco dainGama.

of discovery the EastTheis

evidenced at Macao by the large number of Churches which still exist. The Cathedral

is a large are

churches plainstucco

structure having

edifices, simpleno without

architectural pretensions,within.

and unassuming and the various parish

6revailing, Macao has become a frequent retreat of invalids andthebusiness

Owing to its being open to the south-west breezes and to quietudemenalways

from 1

longkong and other neighbouring ports and there are several good modern hotels.

After the cession of Hongkong to the British, the trade of Macao declined rapidly

and

traffic,thepregnant

coolie trafficwithsubsequently developedinthere

abuses, was abolished 1874. gave

Fish,it fresh

a certain notoriety. is_ This

and preserved, the

tea and matting are also exported to some extent. _ Brick and cementEssential

principal article of export, as well as fire crackers, tobacco and preserves. works, oils,

and

other factories have been established. The commercial activity of the place, however,. ’

as far as the Portuguese are concerned, is a thing of the past.

preparedAs theforharbour has long but

its improvement, shownuntilsigns

recentlyof silting

little hasup,been

various

done. projects haveplan

A detailed beenof

apigeon-holed

very big scheme was prepared 30 years ago by Senhor

by the home Government. The matter was raised again, however, some Adolpho Loureiro, but was 1

10 or 12 years later, and another expert engineer, Senhor Gastello Branco, was sent 1

tohis Macao

report tosuffered

make investigations.

the same fate as He made a few emendations

its predecessor. Then came tothethegreat original plan, but

constitutional 1

change in Portugal with the promise of a greater measure of autonomy for the Colonies,

and

Hugothedeneed of harbour improvement

Lacerda, wassuperintended

pressed again,thewith the result that works

Admiral j

Lourentjo Marques,whowashadsent planned

out toandmake a report. Heimportant harbour

has introduced importantat |]

modifications in the original scheme. Whereas the earlier schemes contemplated only J

the improvement

provides, as its main of thefeature,

inner harbour, Admiral Lacerda’s

for the creation of a harbour scheme,

for while

large embracing this,

vessels in front |1

oftiontheofcity. The work for

the considerable fleetmaking

of junksthewhichinnertradeharbour better

between Macaofittedandforneighbouring

the accommoda- ports j

and engage in the important fishing industry is now in a very advanced state of progress. j

There have

tion. been ofextensive

By means a Deauville reclamations, and some

rail way running substantial

across the neck ofsea-walls are nowthe

the peninsula, in posi-

mud j

excavated

main from

feature of the

the inner

outer harbour

harbour was

works dumped

is a on

protected the other

anchorageside tonear the Barrier.

accommodate The

vessels ji

drawing

at low tides up toand23 23feet,ft.and a longtides.

at high deep-water

Owing,channel

however, of approach,

to the nature givingofa depth

the mud of 14used

ft. |

in the reclamations of the Outer Harbour it has not been possible to build on the .j

extensive

Portuguese tract of land, but a over

Government, Hongkongentire syndicate has made adevelopment.

proposal to The the *

scheme has been submittedtaking to Lisbon fortheapproval, reclamations

and there areforhopes that the Central

Government will not oppose it.

in ofAnother reclamation

a large part of the oldscheme has in theBay,meanwhile

Praia Grande as the meansbeen forcommenced

the linkingby the filling

of the old |

town with the reclamations of the Outer Harbour. It is being carried out by a Macao iS

Chinese syndicate.

water Thehave

needall for good drinking fromwater hasIsland

long been and felt, forwells

the Colony’s supplies

Colony,ofA J?'

and latterly inbeen

veryobtained

small quantities Lappafrom a reservoir fromconstructed within the

at Guia Hill.

concession

and boringhas been granted

operations are being by the Municipal

carried out. Council for the supply of potable water,

were Expert engineers were invited to draw upcompletion

a comprehensiveof the scheme, andscheme

the works

colonyputwillin behand in November,

supplied with abundance1932. Upon of water. Company’s the

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The new Macao-Shekki motor road, started in 1928 has been completed. The

country opened up by the new highway is an interesting one, and is likely to be of

great commercial value.

The installation of automatic telephones was inaugurated in December, 1929.

The Hongkong, Canton and Macao Steamboat Company and a Chinese Company

maintain a regular service between Macao and Hongkong and there is a

regular service also between Macao and Canton. The distance from Macao to Hong-

kong is 40|andmiles,

telegraph and toTheCanton

wireless. 88 miles.

population Macaowith

of Macao, is connected with Hongkong

its dependencies by

of Taipa and

Colowan, is, according to the Census taken in 3 927, Chinese, 152,738; 'non-Chiueser

mostly of Portuguese

Portuguese troops. extraction, 4,437—a total of 157,175. Macao is garrisoned with

DIRECTORY

w m Ou mun toe ch‘u

Governador da Colonia—Tenente Coronel de Artilharia, Cum o curso do Estado

Maior, Antonio Jos4 Bernado de Miranda

Ajudante de Campo, Capita© Jose da Cruz Kibeiro

PiEPARTICAO DO GaBINETE

Chef de Beparticao do Gabinefe—Dr. Pedro da Rocha Santos

Em. Commissdo

1° Oficial dos Services de Administracao Civil—Paulino Antonio da Silva

Amanuense dos Servicos de administracao Civil—Raul Bartolomeu do Rosario

PALA CIO DO GoVEENO

Fiel do Palacio —Joaquim da Silva Ferraz

GOYEllNO DE MACAU Vogais—

Administradpr Delegado—O Director

CONSELHO DO GoVERNO dos Servicos das Obras Publicas

Presidente—Sua Exa. o Governador O CHefe dos Servigos de Marinha

Vogais— O Higiene

Director dos Servigos de Saude e

Director

Civil dos Services de Administracao

O istrativa

PresidenteMunicipal

da Commissao Admin-

Director dos Servigos de Fazenda e Sec re tario—O Secretario da Dirreccao dos

Contabilidade Servicos das Obras Publicas—M.A.R de

Director dos Servicos das Obras Publicas

Delegado do Procurador C. Nbryda

Henrique.Nolasco da Silvada Republica Conselho Tecnico de Obras Publicas

Alfonso de Veiga Cardoso Presidente—Sua Exa. O Governador da

Dr. Luis Gonzaga

Dr. Adolfo A JorgeNolasco da Silva Colonia

Antonio Alexandrino Vice-do.

Servigos—Odas Engenheiro

Gonzaga de Mello Obras PublicasDirector dos

Estefanio Libbrio da Silva

Dr. Americo A. Pacheco Jorge Vogais—

Lu Heng Chong Todos os incluindo

Colonia, engenheiros as servigo da

os hidrografos

Jose Joel Choi Aanok O da

oficial mais graduado, do Colbnia

exercito ou

armada, em servigo na

CONSELHO DE AdMINISTRAQAO DAS OBRAS O Contabilidade

Director dos Servigos de Fazenda e

DOS PoRTOS O Delegado Procurador da Rf publica

Presidente O Higiene.

Director dos Servigos de Saude e

Colonia — Sua Exa. o Governador da

B4

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Conselho Inspector de Im truedo lubiica m 9. m n m

Presidente—Sua Exa. O Oovernador da Ou mun Ts’oi ching ling

Oolonia

Vicedo. —Inspector de rnstru

Publica, Director dos Services de CONTABILIDADE DA COLONIA

Administra^ao Civil —Dr. Joalo Pereira de Macau

Barbosado Liceu—Dr. Jose Ferreira de Director—Fernando

Reitor Dias Costa

Castro da Coraissao Administrativa Sub-director

Presidente

— Antbnio Augusto de Yas-

concelos Raposo

Municipal—Dr. Luis Gonzaga Nolasco los.Francisco Oticiais—Luis

Toinaz Jose

AngeloMartins e Artur

da Sil va da Associa

Secretario

Instru

Jost* dosda Passes

Con-

Pacheco Jorgedas Escolas do Padroado eAdolfo

Representaate

Rozario,

MariaAmerico Luis Marques,

Tarroso Gomes e Angelo

Portugues no Extreme Oriente—Pe. ! 3osA.Oficias—LuisGonzaga

F. Rodrigues

Gracias,Miguel

Antdnio Barreto

Chefe da Repartigao Teenica do Ex- iI Ferreira Clemente Cordeiro, Hicardo

e Francisco X. An

Xavier

tunesAngelo,

pediente

Silva Sinico—Antdnio Maria da los. Aspirantes—Alberto Antonio

Dr. Jose Maria Pereira I .1 ose Fernandes e Numa Luis Marques-

Pedro Jose Lobooficial da Direc^So dos ! Porteiro—Jose

Secretario—2.° Vago MariaIssuf

da Costa

Services de Administracao Civil—Pedro |j Continuos

Rodrigues

— Chek e Joao Filipe

Paulo Angelo

Tribunal Administrative, Fiscal e de Contas Q T. Kung cheng hung so

Presidente—Dr.

Vogais: A. C. Raposo Junior

Dr. Joao Pereira Barbosa DlRECgAO DOS SERVigOS DAS Obras

Dr. HoraeioDr,PaisJosede Alves

Laranjeira PUBLJGAS,

Licenciado Direccao

Secretario—D. Joao CarlosFerreira da Costa de Engenheiro Director Interino — A. J.

.A manuense—Carlos

Sousa de Macedo Vicente de Barros Ferreira da Silva, jr.

Engenheiro

Miranda Adjunto—Luiz X. C. da G. e

Man chen tev

lH R, y 9 Secretaria {Expediente Ceral)

DlRECgAO DOS SERVigOS DE ADMINISTRAgiO Chefe Secretario—Mari<> de Campos Nery

Civil Amanuense de laclasse—J. Baptista

Director dosJoao

Servigos Amanuenses

Siqueira e J.deM. Franco

2a classe—A. A. de

Civil—Dr. PereiradedeAdministragao

Miagalhaes Arquivista—A. A. de Britto

(a) Secftio Politico e Civil Ajudante do Arquivista-

Chefe da Seceao—1° Oficial Jose Francisco Dactilografas—B. M. B. daL. F.Silva

Gomes

e F. M.

de Sales da Silva Lopes

Amanuense—Jaime da Gama Lobo Belard Continuo—T. do Rosario

(b) SecQdo de Fstatistica e Expediente {Obras Municipais e ParUculares)

Chefe Ofilial dede laObras—S.

classe—Luiz

S. S. A.Siqueira

Nogueira

RochadaXavier

Secgao — 2° Oficial Raul da Mestre

Amanuenses—Jos^ Maria Simao Rodrigues Fiscais—E. A. Siqueira, O. de Noronha,

V. M. Batalha e A. B. Ferreira

e Roberto Antonio

Continuo—Carlos MarlaFernandes

d’OliveiraAmante Contabilidade e Tesouraria

(c) SecQdo de Arquivo Chefe-contabilista—J. C. de A. Several

Arquivista—2° Oficial Pedro Paulo Angelo SubGracias chefe (Oficial de 2a Classe —C. E.

Porteiro—Boaventura Francisco Cordeiro Tesoureiro Pagador—A. J. M. da Luz

Em comissdo na JReparti^ao do Gdbinete Ajudante de Contabili'-ta—P l'. Carion

1° Oficial—Paulino Antonio da Silva Amanuense—A. dos S. Valbom e Oscar

Amanuense - Raul Bartolomeu do Rosario Marques

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Arvmzens e Oficinas Alunos subsidiados—lose

Constancio Jose GraciasTeodorq

e O. Boyol,

E. X.

Ohefe—A.

Sub Duarte

chafe—J. d’A. Ferreira Marinho

Fiel—J. M. J. dos Santos Desenhador—Lourenqo Liu

la Seccao (Obras Maritimas, pontes, Chefe—2o. Estapao Central dos Correios

Cais, Quebramares etc.) Carvalho Oficial,

e Eego Fernando Palmeira de

Chafe,

AukilarAuxiliar Tecnico—M.

Tecnico-^A. P. MatcalA. T. Borges 3o. Oficial—Joao Batista Hui

Aspirantes—ATatias

Apoutadores de 2a cla^se^-S: A. L. de Nogueira, C. J. Gra-ias, Hd, Horacio Roldae

Noronha e E. V. de Barros da Rocha, Raquel MariaMaria Estelae

Drumond

Pornpilio da Silva Pedrucq'

2a seccao {conservacao de fundos do Praticante—Alfredo

mar, equipamento do Porto e Ferreira de Almeida

material Flutuante) Estacao RddiotelvgrdAca

Chafe—A. Duarte Chefe 2o. Oficial—Joaquim Pereira Estrela

Auxiliar da dragaarens—M. Porfirio de Oliveiia

Aspirante—Evaristo Martins de Carvalho

Capitao da draga Macau—F. de P. Ferreria Aspirante auxiliar de la classe —Antonie

3a Seacco {Edificios publicos)

Chafe, Conductor de 2a classe—R. G. B. Aspirantes auxiliares de 2a classe—

Borges

Auxilar Tecnico—A. G. Dias Simplicio Lopes, Jorge Estorninho e

Brigida Batalha

Apontadores de 2a classe—J. H. M. de Praticante—Mario

Carvidho de 2a classe—A. B. P. dos Estacdo Central Telefonica Guterres Gomes

Apontadores Automdtica

Santos e A. A. de Almeida Enearregado Aspirante auxiliare de la cl,

—Gastao Demee

Fiscais—M. Ouerreiro, F. Xavier, A. R. da Aspirante

Silva e P. Z. de Souza auxiliar de 2a classe—Laertes-

Jpi Seccao ( Viacao, Saneamenio da Costa M. Gomes, Luis F. Gracias

Guardo-fios—J.

Conservacao Aguas) Caixa Econdmica Postal

Chafe, Apontador de la classe — -T.' H. (Comissao Ad/niuistrativa)

Carva.lhp

Apontador de la classe—S. Dias Presidente—O Delegado do Procurador

Apontador de 2a cl.—A. F. Xa de Sousa da Republica

S. C. P. C. M. Yogais—O Chefe

Correios e Telegrafos da eRepartigao dos

O sub-Director

Chefa, Conductor de la classe — R. M. dos Serviqos de Fazenda e Contabilidade

Adwalpalkar

Apontador de la classe—A. M. Carvalhosa Secretario—O Gerente da Caixa Economica

Postal official Araerico Yalente

Desenhadores

Lei, A. Lei de 2a classe—J. Chan, L. Gerente--!'

Topografo—.1.

e R. A. da RozaA. da Rosa, J. A. Rodrigues Tesoureiro—O Fiel pagador J. A. da Rosa

Aspirante—W. F. de P Nogueira

15? $}$ Tec mu chii Repartiqao de Fazenda Concelhia

Reparticao nos Correios e Teeeorafos Secretario—LuizdeJose Macau

Martins

pa Cor.oviA pe Macau Ad junto—A. M.daT.C.Gomes

Chefe da Reparticao—L. B. da C. Martins Recebedor—J.

Secretaria E. P. de Carvalho e

Chefe—Id. Oficial — ^merico Valente 2os.Rego

Aspirantes

d’Ayala — J. X. e Azinheira,

de S. Pimentel H. C. Braga fL

lo. Oficial—Jose ChavesCarlos de Jesus 3os.Beqa,

Aspirantes—G.

2o. do. —Sebastian

Fiel-paerador—lose Aleixoda

3n. Oficial—Julio Antonio Rosa

de Assis J. A. E. de P. MoraisE.eA.L.F. D.

J. da Silva, de

Barreiros

Informadores-Avaliadores—H. da Con-

Fiel de Deposito—Luis Pedro Gois

Aspirantes F. M de Mendonca, Frederico ceiqao, Rocha

B. E. da Silva e F. X. R. da

Lisbelo

Sousa Xogueira e Luis Possollo de Escreventes-Chineses—S. Cou e J. By

Amanuense letrado — Artur Acacio Escolhedores Kei

de prata—A. Foe e Lai Sio

Antunes

*B4

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Esorivaes das Executes Fiscais—J.

Silva Mar9al e R. H. da Rosa F. da € ffi # m

Oficiais do Diligencias—F. X. Rodrigues e Sai ieong cheng mow tian

F. J. dos Remedios

Fiscal de Liupun em Macau—F. X. dos AdministradorAdministracao do Conselho de Macao

Remedios do Conselho—Capitao de

Fiscal de Liupun em Coloane—J. M. de Artilharia A. dos S. Majer

Fiscal de Liupun da Taipa — A. P. B. da Policia de Seguranga, Comandante

Borges Administrador Substitute—O tenente de

Duarte e Cordova Infantaria, R. B. G. Pinto

Secretario—Angelo C. do Rosario

Va mow Teoc

RepartiqIo Tronica do Expediente CoMISSARIADO DE POLICIA DE MACAU

Sinico Comissario de Policia—O Administrador

Chefe da Reparticao—Antonio Maria da do Concelho, Capitao de Artilharia,

Alexandre dos Santos Ma jer

Silva Comandante da Policia Rodrigo

de Seguranga—

Suh-Chefe da

da Silva Basto Repartiqao—Abilio Maria Tenente de Infantaria, Brandao

Interpretes-tradutores de la. classe— OSciais Guedes Pinto

Antonio Ferreira Batalha e Vicente Jose subalternos de Policia de Segu-

Gracias tradutores de 2a. classe— Ferreira ranga—Tenente

(fezendodeServico),

Infantaria,Tenente

Joaquim

do

Interpretes Extinto Q. P. F. C., Joao Tavares de

Mario Horacio Gracias (em comissao de

servigo no Consulado Geral de Portugal Sousa. Tenente do Infantaria, Joilo

em Cantao), Raul Augusto Nunes e Maria Simbes Pereira de Brito

Antonio Herculano J.deLopes

Aluno-Interprete—J. Mello Chefes de Esquadras—Antonio Mara de

Linguas —Ignacio Maria Baptista, Vicente Oliveira

da Rosa, Sarrazola,

Paulo EstevaoJose

Pedro, Jose Maria

Maria

Jos£ Fernandes, Evaristp Baptista, Luiz Estevam, Firmino Avelino da Rosa, 2°s.

Ayres da Silva,

Dactilografa Carlos Tulia

— Miss Maria deAmarante

Siqueira sargentos, Romeu Alves Teixeira, Jose

Canavarro Ooelho e Alfredo da Silva Martins.

Letrado Pequinense—Ho-shu Secretaria do Comissariado e Arquivo

Letrado Cantonense—Chii Pui-chi Encarregado da Secretaria—Delfino Jose

Amanuenses Chineses—Vong

Chin Chan-pong e Chong Siu-hcng Seng-h6n, Ribeiro

Amanuenses—2o. sargento, Jose dos Santos

Maneiras,Hugo,

Victor Chefesub-chefe

de Esquadra, Jaime

de esquadra

SUPERINTENDENCTA DO CORPO DE FlSCAIS Avelino Souza

Municipais

Supte.—Leocadio Justino da Conceigao Escrevente—Euclides

rigues Viana

da Conceigao Rod-

Observatorio Meteorologico Conselho Administrativo

de Macau Presidente—O Comissario de Policia

Director — O Capitao dos Portos 1° SegurangaComandante da Policia de

Vogal — O

tenente S. da C. Vieira Tesoureiro—O Oficial subalterno da Policia

Secretaria da Camara de Seguranpa, t enente do Q. P. F. C. Joao

Secretario—Verissimo Francisco Xavier Tavares de Sousa

do Rozario Secretario—2o. sargento Carlos, Exposto

Amanuenses—2o. sargento, Carlos Jose

Vieira

Secqao Permanente do Conselho do Esquadra, Laurengo Ivaso de Azevedo, sub-Chefes

Nantes dee

Governo Antonio Marques dos Santos

Presidente—Sua

Vogais Exa. o Governador

Natos — Delegado do Procurador Policias Administrativa e de Investigagdo

Republica e Director dos Services de Criminal

Fa?enda

A bgal e Contabilidade

Nomeado—Dr. Alnerico Augusto Encarregado — O Oficial subalterno da

Pacheco Jorge Policia de Seguranga, tenente de Infan

taria J. J. B. A. Ferreira

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Policia Adrn ‘nistrativa: Adjuntos, interinos-—Tenente reformado,

Chefe—O Mario Cortigo Paz e Alferes reformado,

Augusto Chefe de Esquadra, Carlos Jose Antonio

da Silva de Almeida

t ;Sub-chefe—Pinto Morais CoMPANHIA DE MeTRALHADORAS

! Policia de Investigagao Criminal: Comandante—Capitao do Q. E. O. M. I.

Chefe (pro

Sequel ia visorio) — Carlos Maria de Manuel Caseiro MarquesdeAlvesinfantaria,

Sub-chefes—Alvaro Augusto Xavier da Subalternos — Tenentes

Mario Cunha Antonio Santa Clara

Luz e Leong Mao Ferreira e Joaquim, Jose Bastos Antunes

Amanuense chinas—Chang Chong Hang Ferreira

Adidos, Subalternos—Tenentes de infant-

© jg gi $ aria, AntonioHoracio

do Q.P.F.C., Maria Freire

dos Reis,daGoncalves

Costa, e

On ch’at sze nga mun de Cavalho

REPARTIQAO JUDICIAL COMPANHIA DE ARTILHARIA

JuiZO DE DlKEITO Comandante—Capitao Antonio Marques

Juiz de Direito—Dr. Augusto Cesar Eaposd da Costa

Delegado do Procurador da Ilepublica— Subalternos—Tenentes A. P. de Balsenao

Dr. J. A. Ferreira Canhoto, do V.M.S.

Jpj fil ^ Tang Ki Kok Tenente Q. A.Lopes,

S. A.F.J.M. de Costa,

Amadeu E.,

de C. B. Ferreira Viana

C'ONSERVATORIA DO ReGISTO PREDIAL

■Conservador—O.

da Republica doDelegado do Procurador ReparticIo

Juizo Criminal E CaPXTANIA

dos Servicos de Marjnha

DOS PoRTOS DE MACAU

Capilao dos Portos—V tenente, S. da C.

Almoxarifado de Fazenda Vieira

Almoxarife—L. J. Sales Adjunto—1°

Escrivdo—Artur tenente, M. B.Tristao

Antonio C. RealBorges

Imprensa Nacional 1° Amanuense—Fernando

.C Amanuense—Alberto Bontein GomesdaEusebio

Roas

Director—Alex, de Noronha 3." Amanuense—Amadeu Marques Borges

IntSfprete—Joao Leitao

NAVAL E MILITAR Secgao de Administragao e Contabilidade

da Marinha Privativa.

DELEGAglo Maritima da Taipa Chefe de Pecgdo—11

Administragao tenente

Naval, Joao(Senior) da

Marcelino

Delegado—Joao M. S. Pereira de Brito Matins

Escrivao na Taipa — Francisco Guintao -Jd/wnto-^-Francisco

1

Escrivao Xavier dos Remedies

| Commandoem Militar

Coloane—A.da A-Taipa—Tenente

Assis

l.°Fiel da Capitania

Sargento artilheiro—D. da Fonseca

M. Simoes, jr. Oficinas Navais

Director—1.° tenente engenheiro-maquin-

ff m ista naval, Vergilio Lopes Correia

Administracao do Concelho das Iliias Contabilista—Jose de Fernandes Senna

Lancha Canhonexra “Macau”

I Administrador — Joao M. S. Pereira de Comandante—Albano Rodrigues Oliveira,

i Brito 2.° tenente engenheiro hydrografb

|i Secretario—Jose M. S. Rodrigues

Escrivao Chinez—Jose Francisco dAssis Oficinas Navais

Quarter General Dir. das Oticinas Navais—lo. Tenente

^ Chefe dos Estado Maior Eng. Maq.

e da la. Contabilista—Josb Nav. Virgilio Lopes Correia

de Senna Fernandes

oReparticao—Capitao

Curso do Estado Maior, de artilharia

Joao Carloscom

da

| Sa Nogueira

i Adjunto—tenente

de Melo e Costa. de artilharia, Francisco GOVERNO ECCLESIASTICO

!' Chefe da 2a. Reparticao—Tenente do Bispo—D. J. da Costa Nunes

Serv^o de Administracao

Vasco Gongalves Branco Militar, Secretario da Camara Ecclesiastica

interino—Conego J. M. T, da Luz

B102 MACAO

jg* ^ Tai t-6ng ^ ff e h

S£ (Jathedral Sam pa tsai Sau to uen

Cura—ConegoLopes

Sacristao—A. J. C. do Rosario Seminario de Sao Jose

Superior—-—Rev. A. M. Alves

*§£ ffj IS Fung son tong Yice-Reitor—Rev. A. Barreto

Director Espiritual—Rev. M. Ferreira

Igreja de S. LouRENgo Prefeito Geral—Rev.

Economo—Rev. E. Margal

A. Barreto

Paroco—F. X. Soares

Sacristao—A. Cordova m w -k m m # m

IE Fa vong tong Lo sa li mg nu sui un

Igreja de Sto. Antonio COLLEGIO DE SANTA RoZA DE LlMA

Paroco—Pe. J. A. A. Monteiro Comissao Directory

Sacristao—A. M. Place Pres.—D.J.da Costa

ijg» ^ Seng mu tong Secretario—R. J. M.Nunes, Bispo de Macau

T. da Luz

Yogaes—Dr. Jose C. Soares, Pedro Jose

Igreja de S. Lazaro Lobo e Artur Tristao Borges

Paroco—Conego Domingos

Sacristao—Pedro Leung YengYim Liceu Central de Macau

Prof, da Escola derapazes—Francisco Tse Quadro do Pessoal Permanente

Ano lectivo de 1930-31

& >b l m m Reitor—Dr. Jose Ferreira de Castro

illa koc p ao toi siu t‘dng Pessoal da Secretaria

Capella do S. Thiaco da Barra Chefe Interne

Salvador — Dr. Bernardo Joao

Gracias

Encarregado—Pe. F. X. Soares 3o. Oficial—Julio Jose Gracias

A S 1 ien iun siu ti6n9 Continues—Carmen Pessoal Menor

Maria da Silva, E. V.

Capella do Hospital de S. Raphael A. D. Xavier e Mario Duarte

Encarregado—Conego J. C. do Rosario Escola Comercial “ Pedro Nolasco ”

^ M fH Lun9 sun9 Pong (Maintained by Associacao

Instrugao dos Macaenses). Promotora da

Estabd. 1871

Igreja de Sto. Agostinho (No. 4, Calgada do Gamboa)

Capelao—Rev. A. Barretto Teleph. 2240

Igreja de Nossa Senhora do Monte School for European and

do Carmo—Taipa Chinese Youths

O Paroco-Missionario—L. Mahn (5, Pateo de Palha)

Igreja de S. Domingqs Director—M. M.-F. d’Asois G. Gutterres

Capelao—Conego J. M. T. da Luz

tSSSKMWS*

H TiJ!J Cho hoc ngui soe Kun li zqc ing tlong mat ip kung hui

Escola Prim aria Municipal Santa Casa da Misericordia

“ Fedro JSfglasco da Silva ” Mesa Directdra

Carvalho e Rego Ernesto Palmeira de Secretario—J. N.A. daE. Silva

Director—Francisco Provedor—H.

da Silva

Tesoureiro—A. A. Teixeira

Associaqao Promotora da iNSTRUCyAo Adjuntos—Mario A. L. Marques

C. de Barros Pereira e

DOS Macaenses Advogado—Dr. L. G. Nolasco da Silva

Presidente—Dr. Luiz Nolasco Escriturario—E.

Secretario—Dr.

Tesoureiro—E. Americo

L. di SilvaJorge Recebedor—F. J. L.dadaRocha

Silva

Vos:ais—J. M. Boaga, Arthur Gracia' S , Adjudante

Amanuense—A.d’Escriturario—F.

A. da Rosa de P. Barros

B. de Senna Fernandes e P. J. Lobo Cobrador-Continuo—A. F. Nantes

 MACAO BIOS

m & m t ffc ||J) Chang jpale tang

Hospital de S. Rafael Chang Pak Tung,Rua

sion Agent—5, Merchant and Commis-

dos Colonos; Teleph.

A Cargo da Santa Casa da Misericdrdia Auto. 2382; P.O. Box 16

de Macau Agencies

Pessoal Tecnico Heung On Insurance Co., Ld.

Director clinico—Dr. J. C. Soares Batavia Sea and Fire Insce. Co., Ld.

Globe & Rutgers Fire Insce. Co., Ld.

ru -k & m k m Chee Cheong Bank, Banking and In-

I ta li chenc/ nu iun surance

Casa de Beneficencia, Azylo de Teleph. Agents—25,

ill; Cable ruaAd:dosCheecheong;

Mercadores:

Santa Infancia e Mongha Codes; Bentley’s and Acme

Superior—Aladre Carolina Barros

Agenoia Mercantil Economica, Ltd., 3L-m na

Sporting

etc. — is Goods,

and li,Musical Instruments,

Avenida Almeida China IVIctal Manufacturing Co.,

Bibeiro; Cable Ad: Ciatilica Ltd., The, Manufacturers and Ex-

porters of Electric Torch Lights—

Agencia Tecnica E Commercial, Ltda., Avenida 79; Teleph.

Almirante Lacerda, Nos. 65 to

Plumbers and dealers in sanitary Head

material and building supplies—P. O. Office:589;

BankCable Ad: Fverbright.

of Canton Building,

Box 84; Cable Ad: Atcolda Hongkong; Teleph. 20357.

Java: Geo. Wehry & Co. Agents Agents inin

Singapore, Batavia,

Asstimpcao, J. C. P. de, Advocate-2c, ang, Medan, Calcutta and Bomlray. Sourabaya, Semar-

Rua Central; Teleph 89; Cable Ad: Chan Ping Kau, gen. mgr. and chief

Jocorpadas engr.

“Aitto Palace,” The, Automobile Dealers,

Motor Tyres and Accessories — 1c, Kee chong po him yan han hung sze

Avenida Almeida Riheiro

O. C. Moosa, proprietor China Underwriters, Ltd, Life,Office:

Fire

and General Insurance—Head

Bachoo, C. M., Silk & Curio Dealer— Hongkong Dr. C. M. Leitao, agent—19 and 21,

45 47, Rua Central Avenida AlmeidaRibeiro;Teleph. 627

Chinese Maritime Customs (Lappa

Tai sdi.yong hoi ngoifan cuck ngan h6ng District)—Office: Avenida Bepublica

Commissioner—J. M. H. Osborne

Banco Eacional Ultramarino

dereco Telegraphico: Colonial — En- Indoor:

J. C. Montahao e Silva, manager Assistants—Yu Kwai, C. Grazioli, Ho

Pedro Pao Shen, Li Chao Yuan and Kuau

Ed. de .lose

SenaPereira, accountant

Fernandes, cashier Lau-hsuth

Tidesurvevor—R. E. McNeale

Basto, Julio Alberto, General Mer- Boat Officers—J. H. Gibbons, H.

chant and Manufacturers’ Represent- Wenner,

Cheung Kwai C. Houpt.

TakLeg So Hung and

ative—Avenida Almeida Ribeiro,

2nd Floor; Teleph. 6ol; P. O. Box 24; If, Examiners—O. Ball. A. V.K’ung

Adlirgten,

Cable Ad: Jotaabe N. Y. Budnitsky and Hsu Liang

Chung Shan Port;

Commissioner—J. M. H. Osborne

Boa Yista Hotel—Cable Ad: Boavista Chinese Optical Co., Opticians—1e, Rua

Braga, J. M., Press Correspondent and 6651 de S. Domingos; Teleph. C61; Cable Ad:

News Agent-6, Rua de St. Antonio; Y. P. Fu, manager

Cable Ad: Braga K. Y. Liang, acct.

B104 MACAO

vi m m $ Kong tiang hi iun £ « « @ *

Club de Macau Tai fat kuok leng sz ku n

Presidente—J ulio Celestenino Men- France

tal vao e Silva Consul—Soulange

Secretario — Alexandre

Tesoureiro—Pedro NolascoMajer

da Silva in Hongkong) Teissier (residing

Voeraes -Mario de Barros Pereira e

Virgilio L. Correira •Yat pun leng sz kiin

J APAN

ii Consul

kong) General—(residing in Hong-

Companhia. Das Aguas De IVSacau,

S.A.R.L. — Capital: *1,000,000 — Head

Office:

Telephs.39-4i, ttuaandda 2222;

961, 962 Praia Installa-

Grande; 1 rn $ In -k

tions: Green Island: Teleph. 964 and Tai zoo kiook ling sz chu

Siac PaiMongha

shops: Van (Colowan Island); Work- Netherlands—57, Praia Grande

Directors—A.inP.Macao; Jorge,Teleph. 963.

K. M. Chow, Consul

ing inGeneral—M. J. Quist (resid-

Hongkong)Nolasco

G.Mello,

L. Wong, F. J. Gellion, A.

Warren A. Wong, An Yueng A. de Consul—Henrique daSilva

Man

Braga Lee, O. K. Wong and J. M. Siam—11, PraiadeGrande

Staff: Consul—B. Senna Fernandes

J. M . Braga, general manager

H. W. Hirschberg, consulting engineer De?. A Wing & Co. (1932), Ltd., Printers

Wong Goon Let, mgr. (Installations and Stationers—18, Avenida Almeida

dept.) A. Wong, engineer

Warren Ribeiro

General Office : J. F. de Senna, representante

H. V. Pinheiro, secretary

J.Ernesto

V. Jorge, chief

G. Eusebioaccountant Directory and Chronicle of the Far

Miss East—(China, Japan, Malaya, Philip-

ChowM.LanF. Koi do Rosario pine Islands, Dutch East Indies, etc.)

Macao agent—A. A. de Mello, 22 and

Chow Kwong Wing 24, Pra

J. R. M. Ferreira

Leung Wah Kwan

Installations : Drogar, A. (Macao Dispensary)—6, 8 and

Jorge Rosario I Leung Tai Shan 10, Largo de S. Domin

Cheng Hung | Paulo Wong

Stores: -a & ® m *

Carlos de Conceiqao Tai Tung Tin pou kun gsze

Drawings

J. A. Basto and Plans :

J. Ban ares | Lucas Kwan Eastern Extension, Australasia and

China Telegraph Co., Ltd.—Head

Chemical Laboratory : Office: Electra House, Victoria Embank-

C. Jeronimo

Y. Chue, chief ment, London, W. C. 2. Macao Branch:

Osoriochemist Post Office Building

Pump & Filter Station :

A. de Simoes

Joao Mello I| Francisco

Yung Yan Assis

Sang Empresa Comercial LusitaNa, (Property

ofKong)

the Import

Economicaland Trading Co., Hong

Export Merchants

CONSULATES and Manufacturers’ Representatives—

f: ^ ® H it * 1e and 821;If, Avenida

Tai peh kwok Ling sz kun Teleph. P. O. BoxAlmeida Ribeiro;

175; Cable Ad:

Belgium Mottoes

J. M. d’Almeida, manager

Consul

Kong Gen’l. residing in Hong J. A. Corderio, assistant

 MACAO B105

a a Mir®

Empresa Lusitana de Trans- Ching chow hung mo nai yauhan hung sz

portes, Lda, andGeneral

Transhipment Transport,

Warehousing—IF, Green Island Cement Co., Ltd.—Head

Avenida Almeida Ribeiro (2nd floor); Oflice : Hongkong

Telephs. Oflice 601, Garage 478; P.O. Box

493; Cable Ad: Eltelda; Code: A.B.C.

5th edn.

Julio Alberto Basto, manag. partner Green Island Brickworks Co., Ltd.,

Manufacturers Island;

and Exporters

Telephs.of480-10;

Clay-

Empresa Oriental, Curios, Porcelain and Bricks—Green

P. O. Box 32

Lacquer Ware—Rua Central Ko Ho Ming, managing director

M.J.Almeida

Almeida Wong Shb, gen. mgr. and chief engr.

Him Yuen Yick Kee, Firecrackers—

14, Rue da Miguel Aires

Wai San jolt fong ig & ft! H §r

Farmacia Moderna Jorge & Co., Hingkee & Co., A. & P. Leong, Importers

and Exporters—32, Avenida Almeida

Ltd., Manufacturing Chemists, Analysts

and Dispensing Druggists, Bacterologists Ribeiro; Teleph. 104; Cable Ad: Hingkee

—Avenida A.P. Leong

Leong Hingkee,

Hingkee, proprietor

Teleph. 215;Almeida

P.O. Ribeiro

Box 19;Nos.Cable

43,45,47,

Ad: do.

Moderna Macau Agency

Sara Pacheco Jorgo, Technical Dir. Dairy Farm, Ice & Cold Storage Co.,

Maria Correa Nunes Ld., Hongkong

Dr. A. P. Jorge, manager

^ S’ ffl ^ mp wocongsze

Farmacia Popular, Dispensary and Hip Wo & Co., Merchants and Commission

Drugstore—16, Rua de S. Domigos; Agents, Stores—29 and 50, Avenida

Teleph. 739; P.O. Box 223; Cable Ad: Almeida Ribeiro; Office and Godown:

Popular 4l, Travessa do Paralelo; Teleph. 232;

H. N. da Silva, proprietor Cable

Staff : 1 WongAd:Sho, Hipwo

managing proprietor

C. de Sousa Jose Hui

Xavier Lam Huen, chief accountant

Andr£ Rui 1 Jose Agency

Jose Castilho I Geraldo Portaria A.Waters

S. Watson & Co.,(European

and Wines Ld. Aerated

pro-

Francisco Barros,assist,

Izabel de Sousa, bookkeeper

do. prietors)

Firma Rainta, Dealers in Socks, Scarfs, m m

Perfumes, Underwears of European Hotel Riviera, First Classmm Up-to-date

Manufacture—29,

Ribeiro Avenida Almeida Hotel—Praia Grande;Cable Ad: Riviera

W. S. Lo, acting manager

r Firma Tantino, Commission Agent—3,

^ Travessa de Misericordia; Cable Ad: Hou NightHing Dancing

Dancing, Club,BarEvery

Refreshments, and

Tantino Best Partners — Central Hotel, Top

i C. M. de Souza, manager Floor, Avenida Almeida Ribeiro

K

, Garage Lusitana (Property of the Imprensa Nacional desnm

| Economical

1e and If, Trading

Avenida Co., Hongkong)—

Almeida Ribeiro; Direc^ao—Alexandre deMacau

Noronha, dir.

Teleph. 821; P. O. Box 175; Cable Ad: Secretaria — Olivia Stelca Lopes

► Mottoes (Amanuense-datilografa),

Maria Marques (auxiliar de

Luisa

J. M. dAlmeida, manager escritura^ao)

J. A. Cordeiro, assistant

B106 MACAO

Encarregados da Ilevisao—Eugenio Dr. Gustavo

Mrs. A. JorgeNolasco

Borges, secretary

Jose Cordeiro

Oficina e Jaime —Robarts

de Composicao Josd Maria Au Sec, interpreter

Gouveia Luis (chefe da

Oficina de Impressao—Henrique oficina) Au Kuong, typist

Arthur Gracias, clerk

Castillo (cbefe de pficina)

® m m m & ^ ^m^ ®® i

Man Kwok Tse dm Way Macao

—General Electric Lighting

Office: 2-2a, Co.,

RuaLtd., The

Central;. |1

International Savings Society—20a, Telephs. 800/809; Cable Ad: Electricity. |

(Largo do Senado; P.O. Box 27; Power Station: Estrada da Bela Vista

Cable Ad: Intersavin. Head F. J. Gellion, a.m.i.e.e., mang. dir.

Office: 7 Ave. Edward VII, Shang-

hai (Agency Controlled by Canton J.B. deHerkoff,

Senna engineer

Fernandes, assist, mgr.

in charge j1

Branch) G.assist,

F. daengineers

Silva and A. ManturofF, ||

Wing Woo, agent

M.cashier

J. Ribeiro, .chief (acct. dept.) and |

Iong Moc Tong, Knitting Manufac- Mrs. G. V. da Silva, assist.

turers—4-17, Travessa de Maria Ant. M. de B. Pereira, chief (clearing

iLufeinda; Cable Ad: Mocto dept.)

L. M. Sequeira, assist.

H. M. T. Machado, translator

Jorge, Adolfo, Barrister-at-Law — 50, Paulo Kwan, chief (filing dept.)

Avenida Almeida Ribeiro; Teleph. 876 A. J. Ribeiro, chief (stores dept.)

Ismael

dept.)da Silva, chief (consumers I

Jorge & Co., Merchants, Importers and Lam Chiu, 1st assist.

Exporters

Ribeiro — 43-47, Avenida Almeida E. B. da Silva, 2nd assist.

Alb.meterM. de B. Pereira, chief assist,

Kee Kwan 'Ylotor Road Co., Ltd., Mrs. M. de F. Gonsalves, assist.

(Owners M. Baptista, A. MendonQa, Juan J.

HighwayofCo.)—Macao

the Shek-ki &Office:

MacaoRuaMotor

de Lee,

PereiraA. Zuniga,

and A. J.Shargorodsky,

da Luz, J. j

Lorchas; Shek ki Office: Ming Sing Pei inspectors

Road; Telephs.manager).

2264 (traffic 2265 (managing

2226 director),

(general A. Boyol, net draughtsman

office)Kikwanroad

and 2214 (garage & works); Cable Miss C. Rodrigues (showroom)

Ad: Hodept.)

Ying Kwong, chief (adjustment

Lima, M. A., Civil Engineer, Archi- Wong Man Ki, chief (new business

tect and Surveyor—16, Travessa de dept.)

Sto. Agostinho Manufacturers Life Insurance Com

Lisbon Bazar, Silk Merchants—32, Rua pany A. Borges, agent

Central; Teleph. 2206; P. O. Box 48;

Cable Ad: Shamdas

Loja “A PoRTUG^TESA,’, Merchants, Mello,ffA. A.1%de, WkMerchant -M-6 1° chM

Wine Dealers and Commission sion Agent— 22 and 24, and Pra

Lobo j

Agents—50,

Cable Ad : Ferro Rua do Campoai; d’Avila (Praia Grande); Teleph. 540;

Cable Ad: Mello

A. A. de Mello

w sa * ± m ® L. A. de Mello, signs per pro..

Lmz Nolasco, Dr., Barrister-at-law and A.MissH.L.dedeMello, do.

Mello, do.

Notary Public

Teleph. 735; Cable— 53, Praia Grande;

Ad: Luco Miss O. de Mello, do.

A. Tack

 MACAO B107

Agencies Oriental Co., The, Importers and Ex-

Canadian porters, Merchants and Commission

China FirePacific Steamships,

Insurance Co., Ld.Ld. Agents, Importers of Optical Goods--

23, Rua dos Mercardores; Telephs. Ill

E.Hamburg-Amerika

& A. Steamship Co., Ld. and 111a; and

CableAcme.

Ad: Yuentung;

Linie

H’kong., Canton & Macao S. B. Co.,Ld. Bentley’s Branches: Codes;

Hong-

Hongkong Daily Press kong, Canton and Shanghai

Directory and Chronicle of Po Man Lau, Bookseller, Stationery,

China, Japan, Malaya, etc. Printer and Photographer, Plates and

Nippon Yu sen Kaisha

Norddeutscher Lloyd Films Supplier—2, Largo do S. Domin-

gos;

Code:Teleph. 793; Cable Ad: Pomanlau;

Bentley’s

JVSoosa &. Co., O. C., Merchants, Ship- Do Chuk Hoi, manager

ping and Insuran

Exporters and ceCommission

Agents, Importers,

Agents,

Auctioneers and Contractors—lc. and Poon & Co., K. C.,& Importers

^ a ®

and

In. Avenida D’Almeida Ribeiro; Cable Exporters, Shoe Manufacturers—94,

Ad: Khetani Avenida Almeida Ribeiro; Cable Ad:

O. C. Moosa, principal Kamchuen; Codes: Bentley’s

J. C. Moosa, do. (India) K. C. Poon, mang. proprietor

m & m % m *1 President Hotel, The—Teleph 188 :

Netherlands

Head Office: Harbour

AmsterdamWorks Co., Cable Ad: Macao Hee Cheong

(Holland),

—Cable Ad: Dredgers; Codes Used: Remedios, F. X. dos—2, Rua da Prata;

A.B.C. 6th edn., Bentleys’ Cable Ad: Cobaschi

5^ 3t ^ M.

Nolasco, H., Commission and Shipping Rodrigues, F. (Established

General Merchant, Importer, Exporter, 1916),

Agent—20, Avenida Almeida Ribeiro; Insurance and Shipping agents—8 and

Teleph. 738; P. O. Box 223; Cable Ad: 10, Avenida Almeida Ribeiro; Telephs.

Popular: Codes: A. B. C. 5th & 6th & 636 and 637; P.O. Box 2; Cable Ad:

Bentley’s Rodrigues; Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn.,

Agent for :

Dollar SteamLine.

Lines,TheInc.,Robert

Ltd. (Ameri- letters edn., Lieber’s, Acme and Scott’s5

Bentley’s, Complete Western Union,

can Mail Dollar 10thManager

edn. andandGueddes

Proprietor: Fernando de

Co.)China Japan Lijn, N.Y. (Holland

Java Senna Fernandes Rodrigues

• East Asia Line Steamship Co. Managing

Chung Director

Wah of— Co., Ld.

Petroleum

“Netherland ” and “Rotterdam Sole Agent for:

Lloyd.”)

Standard Vacuum Oil Co. Garland Petroleum U.S.A.

Co., Inc. S. Fran-

cisco, California,

Nolasco & Co., H., Importers and Ex- Agents for:

porters, Commission Agents—75, Praia Union Insurance Society of Canton,

Grande; CabledaAd:Silva,

H. Nolasco Popular;

generalTeleph. 737

manager Ld., Fire, Marine, etc.

Lloyd’s, Surveying

G.J.Azedo, manager

Remedies, bookkeeper Midello Insurance Co., Ld.

E. A. Oliveira (Import dept.) C. C. Wakefield

ting products & Co., Ltd, Lubrica-

Lau Ben Sang, broker Companhia

dos vinhos Agricola

do porto (A.e Commercial

A. Ferreira,

Oriental Silk Store, Drapers, Mil- Succrs.),

Francesco Porto,Portugal:

Cinzano & PortTorino,

Cia, Wines

liners and Silks-—39, Rua Central; Italy: Vermouth

Teleph. 2332 Gross Hermanos, Malaga, Spain

£508 MACAO

Brandao, Gomes & Cia, Espinho, Tabaqueria Filipina, Tobacconists

Portugal (Wholesale and Retail)—1a, Rua de

E. Chicago.

H. Scott Radios S. Domingos; Teleph. 2221; Cable Ad:

Radio Laboratories, Inc., Tabaqueria

Continental Automobile Company,

Detroit, Mich.

Usines de L’Allondon S.A., La Plaine, Tackson Medicine Co., Importers and

dealers in Chemicals, Patent medicines.

Geneva Hospital supplies, surgical instruments,

T.TheE.Ocean

Plum, Steam

Denmark (Butter) etc.—33b,

The Oriental

Ship Co., Ld. Ad: Tason;Rua dos Bentley,

Codes: Mercadores;

A.B.C.Cable

4th

Tung On S.S. Steamship Co. agencies

Co. and other and 5th edns.

C. H. Hu, manager

Banker's References

Banco National

Lisbon Ultramarino: Macau,

and London

TheCorporation,

Hongkong Hongkong

& Shanghai Banking

TheHongkong

National City Bank of New York, Thompson Sam King Kimg Sze

Loo & Co. (Est. 1930),.

Dealers in Periodicals, Books, Post Cards,

Albums, Annual, Art-Pictures, Music-

Sheets, Photographic

Rodrigues, Damiao, Notary Public— Supplies, Commission Agents—1a, and Philatelic

1,Cable

Avenida Almeida Ribeiro; Teleph. 756, Central Rua

ChonAd;SanDarnrod

Chi, interpreter W. H. Thompson Loo, executive

manager

Rozario,

General LStorekeeper—13

F. do, Shipchandler, and gt ® B f9 » M

and 15, Calcada

dasL.Yerdades; Cable Ad: Ado Keng hoi yan mu chung cdc

F. do Rozario Typographia Mercantil de N. T. Fer-

nandes Filhos, Ltd., General Printers

SamCommission

Wa Co., Importers,

Agents — 2,Exporters and and Cable

Publishers—26 and 28, Rua Central;

Teleph. 2313

Rua Central; edn. andAd:Bentley’s

Mercantil; Codes: AB.C. 5th

Wada, Dr. S., Dentist—2d, Rua Central,

Silva, Francisco A. da, Solicitor and top floor; Teleph'. 2313

Notary Public—1, Avenida Almeida Warren & Co., C. E., Sanitary and

Ribeiro; Teleph. 167; Cable Ad: Anacleto Heating Agents—27, Avenida Al-

meida Ribeiro; Cable Ad: Clau-

Soares, Dr. Jose disil

titioner—1, RuaCaetano,

da Cadeia;Medical

Teleph.Prac-

914 G. V. da Silva, agent

CicissiJiecL List of Agents, JUTerchants

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 INDOCHINA

The French possession of Indo-China lies between 8 deg. 30 min. and 23 deg. 23-

min. JS1. lat. and 97 deg. 40 min. and 107 deg. E. long. (Paris), and comprises the

colonies of Cochin-China, and Laos (except the Kingdom of Luang-Prabang), the

protectorates

Wan leased from of Cambodia,

China. TheAnnam, and Tonkin,

tdtal area and theis ^10,000

of Indo-China territorysquare

of Kwangmiles Oheou

and is

under the direction of a Governor General who is assisted by a Council, the “Conseil

de Government de 1’ Indochine,” a body which includes every chief of leading services

of the administration, every chairmen of chambers of commerce and those of

agriculture; five native members are added to and their business is to take care of the

interest of each colony or protectorate they respectively represent. They are

appointed

of Colony oreachProtectorate.

year by the The Governor-General on presentation

Council of Government of thebody,

is a movable respective

meetingchiefin

any of the chief towns according to the summons of the Governor-General who-

keeps

seat two official residences—Hanoi and

full Saigon; theonceformer remains,provisions

however, the

madeofforthePermanent

administration.

commissionIt holds

to transact meeting

such business a asyear

mayandarise between the are

annual sessions.

a long Themountainous

deltas of Cochin-China

tract, with and Tonkinlittoral

a narrow are fertile;

on oneAnnam, side, andconnecting them, is

a wild sparsely

populated hill tract stretching to the Mekong river on the other. Pice, cotton, sugar,

seeds, tobacco, and spice are the principal products of the

principal mineral production is coal, which is mined almost exclusively in Tonkin alluvial districts. The

(in districts such as Ke-Bao, Hongay, Dong-Trieu, Campha, Thai-Nguyen, Ninh-Binh,.

Tnyen-Quang,

Kong-Son, nearetc.) and (Annam).

Tourane some otherThesmalloutputmineaverages

works 2,000,000

which aretonstoa be year,found in

600,000

ofincluding

which are used in the country and too remainder is exported.

gold, silver, tin, copper, lead and antimony, exist in the Protectorate and Other minerals,

are more or less mined. Zinc mines are worked on a large scale and the annual

output amounts to nearly 50,000 tons.

Thuy,TheCam-Ranh

principal harbours

and Quinhon are Haiphong

in Annam,andSaigon

Campha in Tonkin, Tourane,

in Cochin-China, Vinh-Ben-

and t'hnom-Penh

and Ream in. Cambodia. The weather is warm and humid year long in the South,

and in the North (that is in Tonkin; although summer days are very like those of

Cochin-China—dry

season a winter, and which

during wet— aoneverycanthin

enjoy,

rain from Octoberfalls.to April,

sometimes a true fresh

Annam,—the weather can be called an intermediary one, whichAsvaries to the centre—

insensibly

between those of Tonkin and Cochin-China.

China.ThereThearepopulation

2,400 kilometers

is estimatedof railway completed

at 20,000,000, most and openedaretoAnnamites.

of whom traffic in Indo-

The

Chinese number 350,000, and the Europeans amount

larger and more robust than the Cochin-Chinese, and more intelligent to 38,500. The Tonkinese and are

industrious. The Chinese have immigrated in large number to the South of

Cochin-China,

and commerce. where But, they

sincehad

afterobtained

the worldalmost

war,thetheexclusive

Annamites,possession

especiallyof those

industries

who

come from the North (that are the Tonkinese), have

ability in trade and industries, and the Chinese find a hard time owing begun to make use of their

to

concurrencecrisis.

economic they The

find Cambodians

from the natives and owingapathetic,

are naturally principally and tohavethe given

actualway worldto

the

and Chinese and Annamites.

mountainous grounds The Laotians and Mois, authochtones oftimid.

the forests

Muongs, who occupy all theoppressed

basins of bythetheir

Blackneighbours,

River (Riviere are lazyNoire)andand Song-MaThe

River are handsomer and stronger than the Annamites. The Nungs look like the

Chinese and the Thos belong to'the Kmer race.

 BllO INDOCHINA—TONKIN

The total force of the French Army in Indo-China in normal time is composed as

follows: 14 batallions

five squadrons of Europeans,

of airplanes, and sundry19 unity—altogether

batallions of natives, about18 batteries of artillery,

11,000 Europeans and

15,000 natives.

The trade of the Colony is rapidly increasing and nearly 50% of the imports are of

French origin. Less than 4% of the remainder comes from Europe, as much of the

importcustoms

own consisttariff

of natural

governedproducts

by an from neighbouring

Act signed countries.of the

by the President Indo-China

Kepublic has

on 1 its

he

29th of June, 1929 and the amount of the duties charged may by said to be somewhat

the same as that of France. By far, the largest export is rice.

Indo China should attract the attention of travellers from all parts of the world,

asTonkin,

it is isanwidely

ideal field

famedforfortourists. The bay

its scenery. of Along

Ilunning along(Baiethed’Along),

Annamesein coast

the gulf

by ofa

motor road, the tourist reaches Hue, the residence of tne Emperor of Annam, and

finds the sepulchres

interest. of Emperors

From N'hatrang Gia-Long,

the railway runs down Ming-Mang,

to SaigonThieu-Tri,

through etc., a mine of

the mysterious

forest land. Express trains starting from Saigon every Monday, Wednesday and

Saturday, run to Phanrang Station, where motor-cars are waiting for travellers to go,

after a splendid

feet above trip ofThey

sea-level. threecanhours, amid afirlarge

find there clad Hotel

hills, offering

to Lalatexcellent

Station, accommoda-

about 4,000

tions. In the neighbourhood of Dalat, sport of every kind, including big-game hunting

specially organised,

must reference may betoindulged

be omitted the famousin, asruins

wellof asAngkor,

excursions

whichand willmotor

bear trips. Eor

comparison

■with those of the ancient kingdom of the Pharoahs.

TONKIN

Originally the seat of Annam Kingdom under the Les, but since 1802 when G a.

Long, the first Emperor of the actual Dynasty, the Nguyen, had been enthroned-

Tonkin has become a part of Annam Empire under a Vice-Hoy. It lies between hit.

19 deg. and 23 deg. N and long. 102 deg. and 108 deg. 30 min. E. bounded on the North,

by China, on west by Laos, on the South by Annam, and on the East by the gulf of

Tonkin. The country near the sea is a rice alluvial plain; well watered by numerous

rivtrs, it produces

silk, arecquier, coffeelarge crops ofother

and various rice articles

and maize, whileraised.

are also sugar, Itcotton, spices,valuable

possesses indigo,

mines of silver, lead, antimony, phosphates, coal and zinc, and gold and copper are

also known to exist. Concessions were granted in 1887 for the working of coal mines

atnowKebao and Hongay,

exported annually.andBy800,000 tons ofof coal

the Treaty Hue,ofdatnl

good June

quality6th.from1884,thethelastnamed

Annamiteis

Government placed Tonkin under French Protectorate, and its affairs are

under the supervision of French llesidents. It is, in fact, now practically a French administered

Colony. Tonkin Ha-Nam,

Ninh, Ha-Dong, is dividedHoa-Binh,

into 21 Hung-Yen,

provinces, Kien-An,

namely: Lang-Son,

Bac Giang,Lao-Kay,

Bac-Kan,Ninh-

Bac-

Bing, Phuc-Yen, Phu-Tho, Quang-Yen, Son-La, Son-Tay, Thai-Binh,

Tuyen-Quang, Vinh-Yen, Yenbay; 4 municipalities namely : Hanoi, Haiphong, Nam- Thai-Nguyen,

Dinh, Haiduung, and 4 military cercles: Hai-Ninh, Cao-Bangf Ha Giang, Lai-Cbau.

old mapstheas capital,

Hanoi, Ke-Sho. is the Chief-Town of the province of same name and appears on

Although a. country newly colonised, Tonkin has several modern plants, such as

the manufactures

leather and spirits,ofetc.cement, glass-ware, cotton spinning and rice mills, match, soap,

 HANOI

Hanoi, Capital of Tonkin, is situated on the right bank of the Song-Koi (lied

Itiver), about 72 miles from its mouth. The city is built close to the river and extends

more

Haiphong than byonetrain

mile oralong the bank. isThe

by river-boat, not hirst aspect forone,visitors

an imposing as thecoming from

tashionable

portion of the town, the principal European centre, is situated further back. Here,

broad and well-kept streets under the shade of trees of all kinds, numerous imposing

public and private buildings, present a very nice European town of modern style. The

city

enormousis lighted by electricity

waterworks. and abundantly

Five electric tramcar linessupplied with good

run through drinkable

the town over awater by

distance

of eight miles. A special attraction is the “ Petit lac,” a lake of nearly half a square

mile in the middle of the town, rendered picturesque by the quaint pagodas occupy-

ing the small islands which adorn it, and surrounded by promenades. Facing the

lake there is the Square Paul Bert, with a tine bronze statue of Paul Bert unveiled on

City14th

the Hall,July, 1890, Post

Treasury, and aOffice,

bandstand

UnioninClub,

the middle. Close to the 1square

Bank of Indo-China, ResidencethereSuperieur

are the

and the Hotel Metropole. Other public buildings, as the residence of the Commander

of the Troops, the Hospital, etc., are situated on what was formerly the “ Concession, ”

close to the river bank. There are two large Homan Catholic Cathedrals and a hand-

some small Protestant church. The imposing palace of the Governor-General stands

at the entrance of the Botanic Garden, and other line buildings in the town are the

Theatre, Museum,

tow first-class Palais deHotel

hotels—-the Justice, Terminus,

Metropole, withIdeo, Creditof nearly

a front Foncier,300etc.feet,There are

and the

Splendid Hotel—as well as some smaller ones. The “Cercle de 1’Union,” and

isSocifite Philharmonique

situated just outside possess

the newtheirtown.

own Daily

buildings. A racecourse,

and periodical opened

French andinnative

1890,

papers are published at Hanoi. The “citadel”—formerly the fortress of the Mandarin

Governor of Tonkin is now occupied by the French troops as the barracks and general

headquarters. However, many interesting and historic buildings remain within the

compound, including the Royal Pagoda.

The ancient city is situated between the citadel and the river and presents a novel

appearance,

by the Frenchowing greattoimprovements

the singular havearchitecture of theinhouses.

been effected Since theofoccupation

the laying-out the town,

and the formation of roads and streets, of which

drained, electrically lighted, and, even in the native city, well over 50 miles havekeptalready

and been

very

clean as compared with those of other Eastern cities. Of the numerous temples and

pagodas, that of tne “Grand Buddha,” situated on the shore of the Grand Lake, is the

most important and interesting for visitors on account of its colossal bronze statue.

Steel built halls, each 160 by 60 feet, for the native markets have been erected in

different quarters.

Trade, both export and import, is steadily increasing, and besides many important

mercantile mill,

spinning housesicethere is alsomatch

factory, a development

factory, paperof industries in thissome

manufactory, town;distilleries

a cotton

furniture-shops and a brewery are among the number.

linesThehavetransit trade which

been opened has connect

developedIndo-China

considerably since with

and Tonkin the Yunnan

different Province.

railway

The

enters first part, connecting Haiphong with Hanoi, was opened in July, 1902, and the line

River. the capital by a magnificent steel bridge, 5,100 feet in length, over the Red

The Botanic Garden of Hanoi occupies a very fine site and is one of the best in

the

sroneFara very

East. favourable

It containschange,

over 3,000thanks

variousto species

many ofsanitary

plants. works

The climate

executedhas byunder-

the

French, such as laying drains through the whole European and native city, filling

up pools, marshes, etc. There is distinction of season: the summer begins in April

B112 HANOI

the winter about October. The highest degree of temperature

tigrade, the lowest in winter about 8° centigrade. in summer

The population of Hanoiis is40°about

cen-

135,000, 6,500 of whom are Europeans (Army men included), the rest

Annamites, Chinese, Japanese and Indians. The first meeting of a Native Delibera- being

tive Assembly elected on a narrow suffrage was held at Hanoi on November 14th,

1907, and was addressed by M. Paul Beau, the Governor-General.

DlllECTORY

GOUVERNEMENT GENERAL Inspecteur en Chef de ITnstruction Publi-

DE LTNDOCHINE que (Ordre des Sciences)—Brachet, Pro-

fesseur

Indochinede hEnseignement superieur en

Gouverneur General de ITndochine Inspecteur en Chef de ITnstruction Publi-

Retie Robin que (Ordre des lettres)—Salle, Profes-

Secretaire

Yves ChatelGeneral de ITndochine — seur agrege des lettres

Direction du Cabinet Secretariat

Directeor—Le Provost, administrateur de Chef du Secredariut:—M. Gailliat, profess-

lere classe des services

Chef de Cabinet—Haelewyn civils eur de 1’enseignement primaire en Indo-

Offieier d’Ordonnauce-^LieutenantGaetan chine ler Bureau

Bureau des Archives Chef de Bureau:—M. Davere le, Commis de

Chef du Bureau — Guignes, attach^ au I’Acad^mie de2eme Paris

Bureau

Cabinet

Chef de Bureau—M. Giraud, chef de bu-

Cabinet Militaire reau des services civils

Chef de Cabinet-—le Capitaine Gasset Seme Bureau

Direction des Affaires Politiques, de Chef de

de Bureau:—M. Pourquier, professeur

1 enseignement superieur en Indo-

la Police et de la Sdrkte Generals chine

Directeur titulaire—Lacombe, administra- Chef de Section: —M. Lnuret, commis

teur de lere classe des services civils d’inspection Academique

Directeur p. i.—Marty, administrateur de Gerant de Caisse:— M. Thirion, sous-

econome des cadres. Indocliitiois

lere classe des services civils

Service des Affaires J+eme Bureau

Exterieures—M. Ponge, administrateur- Clires: targe-desMme

manuek et publications scola-

adjoint de lere

Civils, charge classe des Services I’EnseignementFontanne,

du Service pi’imaire enProfesseur

Indochrnede

Direction du Personnel ENSEIGNEMENT SUPERIEUR

Directeur — Domec, administrateur de EN INDOCHINE

2eme classe des services civils

Surveillance Generals

DIRECTION GENERALE DE LTN- Surveillant General des Internals—

Lataste, prof, licencie des inathematiques

STRUCTION PUBLIQUE EN

INDOCHINE

Direction EcOLE DE MliDECINE ET DE PlIARMACIE

Directeur General de ITnstruction Publi- Directeur—Dr. Le Roy des Barres, ancien

que—Bernard, Professeur de 1’Enseigne- interne desdehdpitaux

prophylaxie ef de directeur

1’institut

ment superieur en Indochine du radium

 HANOI B113

Section de Medecine Ecole des Beaux-Arts

Prof. Titulaires—Docteuns Pplidori, de Directeur—Tardieu, artiste-peintre, prix

Kaymond, He Fenis, de Laeouibe, (en duDirecteur salon, hors concours

p. i.—Kruze, architect

conge), Naudin Cartoux (en conge

Lucas champiavistre, Perucca (agi eg4 de et

sciences physiques), Bouryet (Dr. es- Eta bliss em ex ts ivEnseignement

sciences,

Magalon correspondant du Museum) et Secoxdaire

Titulaires de Chaires Magist rales de Clini-

que—Drs. Ij6 Hoy des Barres, Polidori, Proviseur Lycee Albert Sarraut—Hanoi

Naudin de Raymond, Keller, fSollier — Venet, agrige de giammaire

Section de Pharmacie Lycee Cha&sdowp Laubat—Saigoy

Charges de Cours—huit Proviseur—Venet, agrige de grammaire

Enseignement du P.C.X. Petit Lycde de Dalat

Professeurs Titulaires—Perucca,

sciences physiques; de Directeur

agregd es-

Bourret,dudooteur

— Bois, professeur licencie des

cadres Pndochinois, B.S., C.A.P.

sciences, correspondant Museum; Service de l’Enseignement au Tonkin

Magalon, docteur 6 sciences naturelles

Centre d?Enseignementi Ophtalnvologique Direction Locale

de VIndochine Chef de Service—Lafferranderie, certifie

Directeur—Dr. Keller des Ecoles Normales, prof, de Penseigne-

mentdesuperieur

Chef Indochinois

Bureau -Laures, prof, des cadres

fccOLE YeTERINAIRE Indochinois, B.S. C.A.P.

i Directeur—Roussel, vet^rinaire-inspecteur

principal, chef de clinique, docteur Etablissements Primaires Superieurs

veterinairep. .(en

Directe'ur i. —cong4)

Cebe, veterinaire in - du Tonkin

l specteur Ecole Primaire Superieure Erancawe

Ecole des Hautes Etudes de Garyms d Hanoi

Indochixoises Directeur — Houllier, prof, certifie de

PE. P. S.

Directeur — Roze, conseiller a la Cour Ecole Primaire Superieure Frangaise

d’Appel de Hanoi, docteur en droit de Eilles de Hanoi

Professeur—Le-van-Kim,

et docteur en drpit docteur es lettres Directrice — Mme. Raspoil, prof, certifie

des Ecoles Normales (sciences)

Ecole Superieure de Pedagogie

I Directeur—Houlie, agreg4 de philosophie Proviseur —Lycee du Proiectorat

Auticon, prof. Licencie des

i Professeur—Rouault, agrege d’histoire cadres Indo-Chinoise

Ecole Superieure d’Agriculture Ecole Normale d’ Instituteurs de Hanoi

et de Sylviculture Directeur—Imbert, prof, certifie desEcoles

1i Directeur—Lan, Normales (lettres)

superieur professeur de PEnseignt. Ecole Normale d’fnstitutrices et Institution

des Jeunes Eilles Annamites de Hanoi

Directeur p.i.—Regere, ingr. agronome

[ Ecole et Cours Superieur des Directrice—Mme.

Ecoles NormalesDioque,

(lettres)prof, certifie des

Travaux Publics Ecole Primaire Superieure Henri

T Directeur—Connan,

publics de 1’Etat ingenieur des travaux Directeur—De Riviere de Haiphong

Fautereau, prof, du 2eme

Ecole Superieure de Commerce degre (licencie es-lettres)

i Directeur — Henry Pourquier, ancien Cours Primaire Superieur Erango-Indigene

directeur de banque de Haiphong

Directeur p.i. — Cabanes, nspecteur des Directeur — Carre, professeur des cadres

Services Commercians indochinois, B.S., C.A.P.

B114 HANOI

Asia Life Insurance Co., Life Insurance Direction de TExploitation a Hanoi

-—Passage

Bert; CableduAd:Credit Foncier,

Code:RueAcme

Paul A.M. Hilaire,

Larrive;

and Bentley’s. Main office for the Lecorche,directeur

sous- deid.1’exploitation

Orient: 17, The Bund, Shanghai. A. Patoux, delegue de la direction de

lexploition au Yunnan (Yunnanfou)

“ Avenir Du Tonkin ” L’, Journal quoi J. direction

Birolaud, ingeneur attache a la

tidien, Direction-Redaction-Administi a- Secretariat

tion—114, Rue Jules-Ferry

M. H. de Massiac, directeur admin. L. Roche, dechefla duDirection

secretariat

Agence Prineipale au Yunnan

Banque de lTndo-Chine—47, 49 et 51, J.—Yunnanfou

Jonery, agent principal au yunnan

Boulevard Amiral Courbet; Telephs. Service Medical au Yunnan

85Direction 497, Bureau

et 561; Cable et Compradore

Ad: Indoehine Dr. Lanzalavi, chef du service medical

Amiltcheou alias K’ai-Yuen

Banque de Saigon (Societe Anonyme au Services Administratifs—Hanoi

capital de 39 millions de francs)—Siege J. Siffray, chef de service

Social:

Bureau 26Administratif:

a 32, Rue Lefebvre, Saigon

13, Rue N.D. des Service du Trade et du Mouvement—

Yictoires a Paris. Agence a Hanoi: 5, Hanoi

Boulevard Henri J. Boidot, ingenieur

phong: 64-68, RueRiviere; Agence a Hai- Service du Materiel

Paul Bert Hanoi

et de la Traction—-

Banque Franco Ciiinoise Pour Le Com- E. Preclaire, ingenieur en chef

merce et Industrie, General Ranking Service Hanoi

de la Voie et des Batiments—

Business Transacted.

50,000,000; Reserve: Frs.Capital Paid up:-

31,837,000 P. Hud, ingenieur en chef

Cable

Paris Ad: Geranchine. Head Office: Oompagnie Francaise d’Explosifs en

Biedermann & Co., Merchants:— 3, Extreme Orient—7, Boulevard Bobillot;

Boulevard Carnot; Cable Ad :Biedermann Cable Ad; Chedotau

Boillot, Ch., AgentPengeot

et Automobiles des Cycles Compagnie

GeneralAutomobiles: Franco-Americaine

d’Assurances, General Insurance: Fire,

“Rochet Schneider,” Stock Michelin—1, Marine, Motor-car, Life, Accident, Bur-

Rue PaulBert;Teleph. 151;Cable Ad: Ch. glary,

Risks—Rue

Plate-glass, Baggage

Paul Bert,

and Special

passage du Credit

Boillot Foncier; Cable Ad: Framinsure. Head

Boulangerie Office: for:

Shanghai

Gia-long Thano — 28/30, Boulevard Agents Asia Life Asiatic

Insurance Co.

American Underwriters

Cie des Faux de Hanoi

M. Bedat, dirocteur Conservatoire Francais d’Extreme-

Descours,

Bruneau, ingemeur

chef des Travaux de Orient (Etablissement Officiel du

Canalisation Gouvernement General de I’Indochine),

Lutz, Service des Abonnes' Enseignement Musical complet pour les

Europeens

nationalites. etEtudes

Indigenes de toutes

sanctionnees par

Compagnie d’Exportation d’Extreme- des Diplomes—17,

Tffidph. 522 Avenue Puginier;

Orient, Import and Export—14,

la Chaux: Teleph. 109; Cable Ad: Lace-Rue de Albert Poincignon, directeur

deoba. Direction generale: 43, Boulevard

Haussmann, Paris Deleule & Detouillon, Automobiles,

Compagnie Francaise des Chemins de Cycles JulesetDetouillon,

Armes—76,directeur

Rue Jules Ferry

Fer de l’Indochine et du Yunnan

Direction Gen^rale — 89, Rue de Denis, Freres, de l’Indochine (Societe

A.Miromesnil—Paris

Bodin, directeur general Anonyme), Import and Export Merchants

—16, Rue Paul Bert; Cable Ad: Referendia

 HANOI B115

Denis,Freres, d’Indochine, Tous produits LaChinoise’s Perle, Passignat, M., Antiquites

metallurgiquesBoulevard

| caillerie—77, et tons articles Guin- Objets d’Artetd’ExtrbmC-Orient

FrancisdeGariiier

Annamites, Meubles et

Deutsches Konsulat—60, Hue Paul Bert; j Le Guern, Mme. J., Marchande de Meu-

Teleph. 508; Cable Ad: (Jpusugerma I bles d’Occasion et Hotel Garni, Machines

E.W. Luneburg,

toller. Consul

Secretary | a Coudre—7u, Eue J ules Ferry

Droguerie du Tonkin, Representation, Librairie Imprimerie Z. Chano — 108,

Commission, Import Produits Chimiques Eue Jules Ferry; Telephs. 315 et 811

Pierre Domart, pharrnacien droguiste Z. E.Thano

Garage Bobillot, Societe Francais de Kalos I Mme. Limongi

Transports (Societe anonyme au Capital S. Yiannoulatos | Mile. Genesi

de 1,8000,000 frs.)—Boulevard

(Automabiles et Pousse Pousse) Bobillot

Lloyd, C. F., Importer-Exporter—Cable

Ad: Lloyd; Codes: A.B C. 5th edn.,

Great Britain, Vice Consulate Bentlby’s, Lieber’s, Kendall’s and Private

Vice-Consul—T. L. Christie, Chartered

Bank Building 17, Eue Paul Bert, Magasins Chaffanjon, S. A. (Capital

Haiphopg 7,000,U00 francs dont 2,U00,000 rachetes)

Hongkong and Shanghai Banking —34 Boulevard

a 40, Eue Paul- Bert, et 19,

Henri-Eiviere; Teleph. 89;

Corporation—16, Eue Paul Bert Cable Ad: Chaffanjon

Denis Freres, agents L.E. J.Bosquet,

Chaffanjon, administr.-dGegue

HOteliers de lTndu-Chine, Syndicat j E. Drouetdirecteur | Mme. Bosquet

de ITndustrie

Hoteliers Hoteli^re,

Francais Aflilie

Chamaux

et a laFrancaise— Lae H. Drouet j Mme. Blanc

Nationale de I HOtellerie Mme. Salvador! | Mme. Gallois

Siege Social; Hotel Metropole a Hanoi : Maron, Paul, Expert Comptable Ecritures

Imprimerie d’Extreme Orient, Librairie, et Syndic Assurances—46, Bd. Henri Eiviere

deFaillite liquidateur judiciaire

Papieterie (Societe anonyme: Capital

de 4,000,000 frs.)—Cable Ad: Ideo; Siege

social:

Haiphong 28, Eue Paul Bert. Succursale a Mourlan, Pierre et Docteurs

Margel Pascalis,

Avocats-Defenseurs, en Droit

Indochine Films & Cinemas (Societe an- —40, Boulevard Gambetta

onyme

social aauSaigon,

Capital de 10,000,00o frs.),

Cochinchine Siege Office Du Tourisme Indochinois, Sub-

(Anciens

Etablissements

Cie.), de lapour

Fournitures Pommeraye

cinemato- & ventronne par leGouvernement General

—Agence de Hanoi, Immeuble du Grand

graphes, Appareils, Films en vente et Hotel Metropole, Boulevard

Box 60; Henri

location; Editeur de tilms, Radio, toutes Ad: Tourisme. 776;

Eiviere; Teleph.

Tous

P.O. Cable

Eenseignements

fournitures appareils et accessoires—

33, Boulevard Henri Eiviere; Teleph. Touristignes, Itineraires, Excursions

85; Cable Ad: Lapomeraye Code:

International Lugagne Ogliastro (Louis Ogliastro & Co.) S. A.

Imprimerie Tonkinoise Le-Van-Phuc— E.M.L. Barbaud, -104, Euemanager

J ules Ferry

80-82, Eue du Chauvre

Larrive C.—Eue Paul Bert, Passage Agencies

du Credit Foneier Peninsular & Oriental Steam Nav. Co.

Central Agency

Directeur Particulier : Anglo

California FrenchPacking

Textile Co.,Corp.,

MadrasSan

Cie Franco-Americaine d’Assurances Francisco

Asia Life Insurance Co. Alhambra Cigar Mfg. Co., Manila

Agent for-. Haig and Haig, Markinch

American Asiatic Underwriters Jacob & Co., Dublin

B116 HANOI

STE. FRANCAISE DES deDISTILLERIES

’ au Capital DE L’INDOCHINE

33 millions de Francs

55, Boulevard Gambetta,T616grammes : DlSTAMY HANOI — DlSTAMYBichaud,

HANOI (Tonkin) 117, Bue SAIGONSAIGON (Cochinchine)

PRODUITS de QUALITE EXTRA-SU PERI EURE

pour tons usages:

Domestiques, Pharmaceutiques, Industriels

ALCOOLS (Pure alcohol rectifieda of90 grains)

RECTIFIES et 95 degres

ALCOOL ABSOLU d 100 degr

ALCOOL d BRULER

RIIUMK Blanc & Vieux (10 ans de fat)

Purete, Saveur, Propriety hygieniques comparables ayx marques les plus reputees

Phabmacie, J. Blanc—31, Rue Paul Bert Paris Cholon. Siege Social: 10, Rue la Boetie,

(8e Arrondisement). Direction pour

Phabmacie Montes-54, Rue Paul Bert levardTonkin et le Nord-Annam: 55, Boule-

DistamyGambetta, Hanoi; Cable Ad:

Societe Ageicole Fkanco-Tonkinoise a G.Conseil SchwobdAdministration

d’Hericourt, President du

Con-Voi par

Rizieres, Phu-Tho, Tonkin, Caferies, P. Bernhard,

Elevage directeur general pour le

Tonkin et’le Nord Annani

SoCIETE AnoNYME DES ChaEBONNAGES F. Lupiax, ingenieur, Directeur-adjoint

de Nuyen Quang(Capital: 2,0u0,000 frs.)

-Siege Social: Nuyen Quang. Bureaux: Societe Financier® Francaise de Colo-

15, Rue des Teintueriers nial—51, Rue d’Anjou (Paris) Agences a

Societe d’Application des Procedes 89Saigon: 32 rue Lamme. Agences a Hanoi:

Boulevard Francis Farrier

Fit ” (E. le Bougnec &

caoutch outage et Reparation de Pneus Cie.), Re-

etSecheChambres

(Brevetea enAirRollandes;

par Cure

France de Vapeur SOCIETE InDUSXRIELLE ET COMMERCIALE |

et aTeleph.

TEtianger)

—21, Boulevard 466; d’Annam—55, Boulevard Gambetta

Cable Ad: Pneufit

Societ® Indosteielle et Foeestiere

Anonyme: |

Societe d’Enseignement Mdtuel do d’Extr®me ORiENT^-Societe

135, Route Mandarine; T41eph. 78; Cable

Tonkin Ad: Indusfores

Societe Feancaise des Distilleries de Taupin & Co., G., Librairie, Papeterie

l’Indochine’ (Anciens Etablissements ! Messageries de Journaux Imprimerie— J

A. R. Fontaine

Yapeur: & Cie.)—Haiduong

Hanoi, Nam-Dinh, Usines eta ' tO, Rue Paul Bert; Cable Ad: Taupin

 HAIPHONG

Haiphong, the commercial capital of Tonkin, is built on the right bank of the river

Cua

Yunnan Cam,with

onethe

of the numerous

Tonkin Gulf. divisions of the Song

Its geographical Khoi (Red

situation is 20River),

deg. 51which

min.connects

lat. N.,

entrance to the harbour is as accessible by night as it is by day, thanks toaanbar,up-to-

106 deg. 42 min. long. E. Although the river is somewhat obstructed by the

date system of lights. The channel, constantly dredged and supervised by the Dept,

ofphong.

Public The

Works, allows the

lighthouse biggest

on the islandliners of the Messageries

of Hondau shows a light Maritimes

visible to20call

navalat miles

Hai-

distant, while that on the Norway islands, indicating the entrance to Hongay, the

coaling station, is visible at 25 mijles. V essels anchor in front of the city, in the middle

of the river, a quarter-of-a-mile from the shore, while a wharf of 2,000 feet gives ample

space for the accommodation of five big ocean-going liners at one time. This wharf is

equipped

rail with

and all modern appliances—2-ton electric cranes,

may10-and 20-ton steam cranes,

withtrack, electric

the telephone light.

and thusShips

get inarriving

touch alongside

with any point bein immediately

the city. Large connected

ware-

houses, covering

been erected an area

on the of 9 acresandandarehaving

water-front a storage

connected capacity

by rail with ofthe100,000

Centraltons,Station

have

offacility

the Compagnie des Chemins de Fer de Wndo-Chine et du Yunnan.

for the quick handling of goods destined for the different centres of Tonkin There is thus every

and the Chinese province of Yunnan, to which Haiphong is the gateway, by means of

the railway line. These godowns and the wharf are the property of the Port

Autonome,

ready to givewhich owns toalsoanythevessel,

assistance s.s. whether

Amiral de,at seaBeaumont,

or in thea powerful

harbour.sea-going tug

A floating

dock, capable of lifting vessels up to 330 feet in length and 2,500 tons displacement, is

attached to a modern shipbuilding and repairing yard, where the most extensive

repairs can be undertaken.

landHaiphong

all aroundproper

it forismiles,

in thehaving

midst ofin antheextensive

distancerice the swamp

monotony withrelieved

low-lyingbyswampy

rugged

ranges of low limestone hills, and beyond these to the northward, at a distance

of some 16 miles, is a range of mountains, the loftiest, known as the Grand

Summit,

phong was but a mere native village in the midst of rice fields and muddy streams,Hai-it

being about 5,000 feet high. Though at the time of its origin in 1884

has rapidlyand

of Tonkin developed

the portintofor the

all most

home important

and foreigncommercial

traffic. Being and industrial

a new town, centreit

has been built according to modern ideas. The streets and boulevards are wide, clean

and well-shaded, and constructed for the most part at right angles. The town

has a cosy and pleasing appearance, most of the houses being of the cottage type. The

chief commercial

Hall, Banque and Chinoise,

Franco administrative

Banquebuildings are theMunicipal

de Tlndochine, Central Theatre,

Post Office,

and City

Cus-

and a Protestant church, also, has been erected in the town. There is a veryMission,

tom-house. There is a Roman Catholic Cathedral attached to the Spanish pretty

theatre, built in 1900 by the Municipality. The Hotel du Commerce is a large and

handsome

The Cerclestructure, its loftywhich

du Commerce, mansard is aroof dominatingclub,

well-managed everyhasbuilding in theintown.

its domicile the

boulevard Paul Bert. The racecourse is about a mile from the town on the Do

aSonlarge

Road. The year 1922

and handsome saw the

building andopening

extensiveof grounds

the “ Cercle Sportif

for all formsHaiphonnais,

of sport. ’ with

and Haiphong

Thursdays.hasThe twosmall

publicBotanical

gardens,Garden

where military

of the Lach concerts

Tray, are twogiven on Sundays

miles out of town,

is one of the evening promenades.

The appearance of this city, agreeably disposed among

tion, appeals to the eye of the traveller arriving by sea on a sunny day. trees and tropical vegeta-

Bll8 HAIPHONG

The city, originally comprised within the Cua-Cam and Song-Tam Bac rivers and'

the Bonnal canal, soon spread beyond these narrow limits owing to the development

ofconcerns

its commerce and industry, foreign and

are indigenous.

all overThe

theprincipal industrial

mills, ricearemills,

cementbrick,works

tile(whose productsfactories,

and ceramic known

foundries, Far East),

shipbuilding yards,cotton

and

an important factory (opened in the beginning of 1922) for the making of all sorts

of chemical products.

The total population is about 110,000.

Haiphong is connected with Hanoi by rail, passenger-trains running five times a

day each way, and is in communication by landlitie with Saigon and by radio with

Hongkong.

DIRECTORY

Maiiue de Haiphong Mecanicien—Au bouy

Administrateur-Alaire—M. A. Bouchet Brigadier-facteur—Jacob

Surveillant—Dehoulle

23 Telephonistes

Administration Municipale Dames-t/deph onistes — Muller. Perrin,

Administrateur-Maire—M. A. Bouchet Curiol, Schir, Martin, Mondoloni,

Chef du Secretariat—M. Kognoni Lavergne,

J. Miannay,Herat, H. Miannay,

Chemilly, Gervais,Hamelle,

Puyla-

Chef des Travaux Municipaux—Gautier,

ingenieur garde, Colomp, Carlos, Souloumiac

Commissaire de Police—Fabiani Genot, Vve. Oudin et Perretti.

Payeur Receveur Municipal—M. Toustou

Commissaire Special—Baubal Travaux Publics

Circonscription Territoriale du Tonkin

Conseil Municipal Service Maritime

Administrateur Resident Maire:- M. A. Chef

Bouchet

lere Adjoint—M. Paquin Chef dede Service—Filoche, ingenieuradjoint

Bureau—H. Dessel, prin.

technique

2eme Adjoint—M. le Hr. Forest Sub divisionnaires

Conseillers

Godelu, Municipaux — Boe,Monthuis,

Bovis, Robert, Fauvel, Chef de la Sub-division du Port de

Yigier-Latour Geoffray et Caron Haiphong—Vinay, ingenieur

President Chef de la Sub-division des Dragages—

M. Chenude la Chambre de Commerce— P. Filoche

Chef de la Sub division

Ingenieur

M. FilocheChef du Service Maritime— Balises—Martinet , des Phares et

Inspecteur Sedentaire des Douanes et Port de Commerce

Regies—M. Goutorme Capitaine de Port—Hulin

Directeur du Port Autonome—M. Filoche Lieut, de Port—Wursthorn

Consulat d’Angleterre—Thomas Landale

Christre

Services Sanitaires

POSTES ET TeLEGRAPHES Agent Principal de la Sante—Dr. Martin

Bureau d’Haiphong Medicin

Lanzalavi Lazaret du Cua-Cam—Dr.

du

Receveur—M. Andrieu

Controleur—Billod Hdpital Colonial

Commis

Hoareau Principaux—M.

et GoudemantCesard,M.Quancard,

Urbain, Medecin Chef—Dr. Martin

Commis—M.M.Charlat, Medecin

LanzalaviTraitants — Drs. Goinet and

Nguyen Due Hung, Pham Van Bao, Officier d’Administration—M. Laffargue

Nguyen Khac Kien, Truong TuanPhat Infirmier Chef-Adjudant—Tramblay

 HAIPHONG Bn&>

^^ S #4 P. Briffaud & Cie., Shipping Agent

Mei-yah Pao Sien Rung Sze and Warehousekeeper, Stevedore of

Cie. Messageries Maritimes, Chargeurs

American-Asiatic

General Insurance:Underwriters, Ltd., Reunis,

Fire, Marine, Motor- Codes: LugagneContractor for Commissariat—

Cogef

car, Life,

glass, Accident,

Baggage Burglary,Risks—59,

and Special Plate- E.P. Briffaud,

Vidry, partner do.

Boulevard Henri Riviere; Teleph. 451; P. Desol, do.

Cable Ad: Underiters.

Agents for:

Cie. Franco-Americane d’Assurances British Yice-Consulate—Chartered

Bank Building, 17, Rue Pal Bu-ite

Vice-consul—T. L. Christie

Asia Liee Insurance Co., Life Insurance

—59,Asialife;

Ad: Boulevard

Code:Henri

AcmeRiviere; Cable Chambre de'Uommerce

and Bentley’s.

Main Shanghai

Bund, Office for the Orient: 17, The President Honoraire—M. L. Porchet

Bureau:

President—Chenu

ler

BANKS 2e Vice-president—Guillon

id. —Bleton

Secretaire—Desjardins

Banque Franco-Chinoise pour le Com- Tresorier—Monthuis

Membres — Clave, , Cuny, Fenies,.

merce et l’Industrie

M. Laborne, directeur Girard, Godelu,Lapicque,

Hossenlopp,Lavergne,

Husson,

Javouray,

Marcheix, Hoang-Ngoc-Bach, Bach-

Banque de l’Indochine—Agence d’Hai- Thai-Tong, NguytSn-Ngoc-Hieu et

phong: Telephs. 26 et 219; Cable Ad: ChefNguyen-Thua Dat L. J. Paquin

du Secretariat—M.

Indochine-Haiphong

E. de Dreux, directeur Secretaire-Administratif — Paul R.

Paquin

R.H. Carlos, controleur

Cleopatre, id.

C. Sabot, A. Lecuyot, Y. Segalen,

agents Chargeurs

Charles Chong, compradore Navigation aReunis Vapeur),(Cie. Fram,-aise

Service de

rdgulier

Europe-Haiphong et Cabotage des Mers

Banque de Saigon (Socidte Anonyme au de Chine—31,

Tffieph. 49; CableRueAd:duChargeurs;

Marechal Codes:

Joffre;

capital de 50 millions de francs)—Siege A.B.C. 5th edn., Bentley’s, A.Z.

Social: 26 a 32, Rue Lefebvre, Saigon. L. H.H. Collin

M. Husson,| agentJ. Delloye

Bureau Administratif: 13, Rue N.D. des

Victoires

64-68, Ruea Paul

Paris.Bert.Agence a Haiphong:

Agence a Hanoi:

5, Boulevard Henri Riviere Compagnie de Commerce et de Naviga-

tion

nyme d’Extreme-Orient

au Capital de 30,000,000 (Socffite Ano-

de francs)

Chartered Bank of

and China—17, Rue Paul Bert India, Australia —Siege Social 12, Rue Boissy d’Anglais

Paris. Agences en Europe: Marseille, Ler

A.T. L.S. Christie,

M. Young,sub-agent

sub-accountant Havre et Londres. Agences en Extreme-

Orient: 21, RuePenh;Yannier,

Older, Pnom 36, RueSaigon; Rue

Harmand,

Credit Foncier de lTndochine—1, Rue Haiphong; Teleph. 218 (Haiphong),

Marechal Joffre Cable Ad: Alacrity

Conseil d’Administration a Paris

Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Cor- Cte.d’addeministration

Vogue, president

a Parisdu conseil

poration—3,

37; Cable Ad: MekongRue Jules Ferry; Teleph. L. Launay, admr.-delegue a Paris

H. P. Sharp, agent Ch. Ferret, directeur a Haiphong

A. G. Cameron C. Fanovard

Tching Sam You, compradore Melle. A. Alaux

Ah-You, compradore

 B120 HAIPHONG

■CoMPAGJfiE Franco-Asiattque des Pet- Agencies

roles, Kerosene,

Oils, Liquid Fuel,Henzine,

Asphalt,Ltibricsting

Candles, Nbrddeutscher Lloyd

Paraffin Wax, Turpene (Mineral Turpen- Hamburg-Amerika Linie

tine), Shell Marine Oils, etc.—5,, Hue States Steamship Co.

Briere de ITsle; Koninklijke Paketvaart My.

Codes: Private and Cable Ad: edn.

A.B.C. 6th Asiatic; Netherlands Fire Insurance

The NewGlowlampworks,

Zealand Insurance Co.

O. L. Claviez, manager Philips Ld. Co., Ltd

Sales Dept. Anglo-French

Palmolive-Colgate Textile Co., Ld.

Head—M. Bouchet

Inspectors - P. Aulas, R. Grenard, E. Noubigant-Cheramy

Rault, and J. Le Sache (Lub. oil)'

Hanoi

inspector Office — M. de Yillemandy, Docks de la Chambre de Commerec—

Accounts Dept. Telephs.

Yidry, 210 and 46; Cable Ad: Yidry

manager

L. Guerin, E. Nosrnas, P. Mazieres and Perinaud, Mariani,

R. F. Lazaroo Vinay, chief magazineLesimple et

Shipping Dept.—M.

Engineering Dept. Antoni

Head—J. Soler, V. Gable

Correspondence Dept.A. Burle and Mme. Etablissements

Garrigueng

Charrikre, Dufourg,

D. Mouttapa, Mile.

E. Soubrier portations—45,& Rue Cie.,du Importations-Ex-

Commerce; Siege

Thuongjy Installation Social: Saigon; Maisons a Paris, Hai-

C. J.Yeybel, installation mgr. phong et Hanoi: Cable Ad: Berthar;

Goasguen Codes: A.B.C. Lieber’s, Bentley’s, A2,

M. Mattei Acme, Cogef-Lugagne

Candle Factory—A. Leroy Fauvel, M.—12 bis, Boulevard Amiral de

Tourane—J. H. Desplats,

Inspectors—R. manager

Audibert and A. A. Beaumont

Directeur Particulier pour I’Annam

A. Mauboussin

Stanislas, accts. and shipping

dept.

& le Tonkin de la Compagnie

“1’Union” de Paris (Incendie, Acci-

J. Frances, engineering dents cfe Bisques divers)

Mile'. Joly, correspondence Agent de “I’Union Insurance Society

ofMaritimes

CantonetLimited”. Assurances

contre ITncendie.

Yunnanfou—J. Lagreze, manager

Compagnte des Messageries Maritime^— Imprimerie d’Extreme Orient, Librairie-

57, Boulevard Paul Bert; Telephs. 39 et dePapeterie

4,000,000(Societe Anonyme au Capital

francs)—Succursale: Paul

393; Cable Ad: Messagerie Bert

Denis Fr^res dTndochine (Society Lloyd, C. F., Importers-Exporters—Cable

Anonyme),

chants Insurance ImportAgents—19,

and Export Mer- Ad: Lloyd; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th

Rue Jules

Ferry; Cable Ad: Referendis edns., Bentley’s, Kendall and Private

Descours et Cabaud, Produits M^tal- L’Union Commerciale Indo-Chinoise

lurgiques

Cent (Ste. Anonyme

Jvlillions)—Cable Ad: Capital de et

auDescourfer Africaine, Importation, Exporta-

tion and Shipping (Capital 35,000,000 de

L. Ratinet, directeur g^n^ral frs.)—Siege Social: 25 Bis, Rue

Yillel’Eveque, Paris. Agence Generale de laa

P. Desjadins, directeur Haiphong; Telephs. 24 et 244; Cable Ad:

Diethelm & Co., Merchants, Ucindo

and Shipping Agents— 46,Commission

Avenue

Clemenceau.

Branches: Head Office: Zurich. Magasins Chaffanjon, S. A. (Capital

and PenangSaigon, Singapore, Bangkok 7,000,000 francs dont 2,000,000

Approvisionnement rachet^s),

G^n^ral —

R.W.Blattner, manager

Bosshardt, signs per pro. Boulevards Amiral Courbet, Henri

H. Burkhardt Riviere et Admiralde Beaumont; Teleph.

80; Cable Ad: Chaffanjon

 HAIPHONG B121

L. J. Chaffanjon, administr, delegue M. Rostaing, chef magasinier

G.PuytLacombe, fonde de pouvoirs M. Lemaire, magasinier

E.F. Giudicelli

Giudicelli I ;Mme. Mme. Acte

Lacombe J. Jousique, aide-magasinier

J.L. deSinnou,

Faria Peyre, transitaire

Mme. CbafFanjon i| Mile. Carmagnolas L. Leymarie, mecanicien

id.

C. Cadiere, id.

A. Gauthier, chef electricien

Ogliastro & Co., Louis, Importation, S.P. Chirokpff, spus-chef

Guttin Veysin, de fabrication-

aide-cuiseur

Exportation—Saigon, Haiphong, Hanoi; F.A. Rampohy, cuiseur

Teleph. 68; Cable Ad: Ogliastro Grivot, id.

L. Arnaud, manager R. Baril, chef tonnelier

L. Moreau J.H. Meusnier, tonnelier

Agencies Callet, surveillant

Peninsular & Oriental Steam Nav. Co. E. Raymond, id.

Eastern and 4.ustrahan S.S. Co.

Cie.Tlncendie

d’Assurances Generales Centre Societe Cotonniere du Tonkin, Filature,

et les Explosions

Queensland Insurance Co., Sydney Tissage, Blanchisement Couvertures—

Le Nord, Paris ' Etablissements aNam-Dinh et Haiphong

Anglo-French Textile Co., Madras Societe FRANgAisE des Charbonnages

The Central Agency, Ld., Glasgow duBoulevard

Tonkin—Agenee

California Pkg. Con., San Francisco

Alhambra Cigar & Cig. Mfg. Co., 4,phong Amiral

(Tonkin); dePour

Teleph.

Undochine:

Beaumont,

206; Ad. Hai-

Tel:

Manila Charlicot; Code: Bentley’s.

W. R. Jacob &, Co.

John Haig & Co., Markinch ploitation: Hongay; Teleph. Siege

2; Ad.d’Ex-

Tel:

Cognac Jules Robin & Cie. Mines Hongay; Codes: Bentley’s and

A.B.C. 5emeedn. DirectionCommerciale

Societe des Ghaux Hydrauliques Building, & Agence jjour TExportation:

Hongkong; P.O. Box1, 281;

Queen’s

Ad.

du Lang-Tho

ments (Anciens G^nerale

Bogaert)—Direction Etablisse-a Tel:

ley’s Charlicot, Hongkong;

et A.B.C. 5eme edn. Codes: Bent-

Siege Social:

Haiphong. Usine au Lang-Tho pres 64, Rue Trinite

Teleph. de la Chaussee

20.61; Ad.d’Antin, Paris;

Tel: Charlicot

deG.Hu4 (Annam)

Chenu, directeur general

M. Rigaux, directeur de Tusine Paris 22; Code: A.B.C. Seme edn.

D. Capelle, chef comptable Society CommercialeCable Franqaise de

E. Roche, mecanicien l’Indochine—Haly; Ad: Rauzy;

Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn. and* Bentley’s

Societe des Ciments Portland Societe Francaise des Verreries d’Indo-

Artificiels

Social: 1, Rue dedeStockholm,Paris.

I’lndochine—Siege

Usine chine—Siege Social tfe Bureaux: Usine

a Haiphong; Cable Ad: Ciportin deA.Cong-My

Granval,pres de Haiphongdelegue

administrateur (Tonkin)

Conseil d’Administration —

myre (president), R. Ferrant, N. R. Thou- J. Carlier, chef Mecanicien

Perpignani

du deetDirection),

MarchegayCh.(Membres Societe Immobiliere Rauzy et Ville —

F. Comite

Lebreton, R. ThiondeCandlot,

de la Saigon and Haiphong

Ginouvier, manager

Chaum^

P. Thomann, secretaire general

Exploitation de Haiphong

G. Chenu, directeur general Societe Indochinoise du Ciment

J. Le Boterf, directeur general- Rue Fondu Lafarge — Siege Social: 1,

adjoint phong; de Cable

Stockholm,

Ad: Paris; Usine

Ciportin, a Hai-

Haiphong

C.L. Barthas, directeur technique

Delhaye, ingenieur chimiste, G. Chenu, directeur general

J, Le Boterf, directeur-adjoint

A.chef

Vidal,de secretaire

Fabrication C. Barthas, directeur technique

C.D. Martel,

C.D. Martel, agent commercial

Capelle, chef comptable Capelle,agent-commercial

chef comptable

M. Jacquier, caissier-comptable R.L. Hapchette,

MorilleaUjChef de fabrication

mecanicien-electricien

B122 HAIPHONG-PROVINCES DU TONKIN

m M) | V. A. Beliaeff, inst. supt. mgr. (Toua.)

Vven tung bo lai lung sze Ngoi Do Ciong, local mgr. (Yunnanfu)

Societe des Verreries d’Extreme-

Orient, Digue du Cua-Cam (Capital: Texas Company

20.000,000 francs), Bottles and Window Bue Jules Ferry(China) Ltd. Th, e—23,

Glass — Cable Ad: Verrorient; Codes: L.P. L.A. Boutron,

Muschi, marketingdo.assist.

Bentley’s, Lugagne and Acme Lau Chi Cheung, accountant

L. T. Galloy, general manager

C. E. Anthony, commercial manager

Transports Maritimfs & FluvialP\x

Standard-Vacutjm Oil Company — 13, de l’Indochjne

Salvage),

(Anciennement

Bues -lule Ferry; Cable Ad: Standvac

A. O. Glass, manager aux. Consignations de Naviresfluvi-

Cabotage et transports —

Attorneys—E. PI. Hoyt, C. K. Mc- laTransit Compagnie Assurances. AgentGenerale

d’Assurance General de

de

Clelland, A. Grougrou and Ch. Paris et deTele'

1’American

B.Guilliod

B. Ryder, assistant writers— ph 121; Asiatic Under-

Cable Ad: F.

B.B. de

E. Solomon, accountant Sauvage, Haiphong

F.A. G.P>. Mylos

Sutter,Santos, stenographer

lire, installation

do. supt. Union Insurance Society of Canton,

Ltd.. Assurances Maritimes ct Centre

I.M. E.Loubiere,

Lefebre,assist,

local mgr.

do. (Tourane)' ITncendie

M. Fauvel, agent

PROVINCES DU TONKIN

BAC-GIANG Tartarin,

Bac giang Mme. Vve., CerFs Manoir—

Phulangtuuong

Resident—Coiliot BAC-NINH

Administr.-adjoint— Removulle

(larde-indig&ne—Inspecteur Besident—Henry Wintrebert

Estibal

Garde Principal comptable—Marian T6ng-DAc—Le-\ an-Dinh Percyra

Administrateur-adjoint—de

Tresorerie, payeur—Balisoni

Douanes, publics,

controleuringenieur,

- Bon mengous Cadastre— Lavigne

Trayaux Assistance

chef de sub- Medicale—Dr. de Fajole

division— Masse Trecorie— Cucchi

Postes et Teleg., secretaire charge du Garde Indigene—Bondeau

Gendarmerie—Cohen, et Orsini

Lil erati et Berger

bureau—Phan Manh Ta Enseignement—Girar, Do dinh Nghiem

Enseignement—M.Forget:

Forets—Hac-Le: Carre Chu: Hort Pho

Vi, Courage Bo Ha: Trimbour Cafe-Restaurant—Bazin

Sericulture—Bessencourt Hotel des Nations—de Stefani

Medicale

decin deAssistance—Dr.

Passistance Bonnaud, me- Nguyen van Chung (Petioles et essences!

—Dap-Can

Chesnay, Exploitation

et du Y6n-The& Les Pinsagricole des Pins

Mission Espagnole

Bac-giang Mgr. Artaraz, missionnaire aposto

De Monpezat, Societe Framjaise de Col- lique de Bac-Ninh

onisation a Luc-Nam Society des Papeteries de l’Tndochinj

Etabltssement — Usines a Dap-Cau et Vi^tri (Tonkin

Phulangthuongde(Bacgiang)

Grainage a soie a Siege Social: 51, Bue d’Anjou, Paris

Birot, directeur general (Dap Cau)

 PROVINCES DU TONKIN B12S

SOCIETE DE PyEOTECHNIC DE lTNDOCHINE Medecin Letort

de TAssistanceM^dicale—Docteur

—Usine a Dap-Cau, Siege Social a Hanoi Percepteur—Le

Directeur—Birot Gac h.cl. Receveur

Controleur Principal

Transports Automobiles—Hanoi, Bac, Receveur Auxiliaire& R.a aVan-Dinh

Subordonne desD. Hanoi—Virgitti

— M.

Ninh et Phu-Lang-Thuong: Jean Bayle- Ytasse

Dao-Thi-Mich, Nguyen-Thi-Ca, Dang- Chef du 3e Sectur Veter, a Hanoi—Perrin

Phong et NguySn-Thi-Hien Chef

—M.du Chamaleijc

Poste de Gendarmerie de Hadong

Societe Indochinoise u’Electricite— Directeur de la Banque Agricole de Had-

6ng—M. Maydell-Legras

Usine a Hanoi Siege, Social a Paris

Industrie indigene:

Nguyen VanToai, Fabrit de meubles Mandarins Peovinciaux

i’honet a Tu-Son (Bae-Ninh)

Do-Van-Tu, sculpteur sur bois Bac- T6ng-D6c—M.

Thuqng-Ta

Hoang-Trong-FMiu

(Adjoint)—M. Dang-Quoc-

Ninh) Giam, Bo Chanh

Nguyen-The-Kam, brodeur

D6-Dung dit Nam-Quat, brodeur President Suppleant du Tribunal Provin-

cial—M. Nguyen-van-Dao, Bo-Chanh

Juge dTnstruction—M. Bui-Bang-PhanT

CAO-BANG Bo-Chanh

DeuxRme Teeeitoiee Militaiee D6c-Hoc—M. Nguyen-Van-Ngoc

Commandant du Territoire — Chef de

Bataillon Cau

Capitaine-Adjoint—Boncabeille HA-NAM

Service Sante—Bigot, medicin capitaine Administrateur-resident—M.

Percepteur—Le

Lari vine

Brunde G. I.—Martin

Postes

charge et Telegraphes—Nguyen-Kiem, Chef Inspr. Ct. la Brigade

Douanes Posteet Chind—Heurin

Ambrosieta Ta-Limg,

Regies—Lautard

Casalta aa Baolac

Caobang Douanes Regies,-AReceveur—Claicon

Brigadier—Daurel postol i

Tresor—Monnet, Payeur

Delegation de Quang- Uyen: Capt. Jour- Commissariat,

Cad as t

de Police—Thiennaud

re—Moreau

noud,

Bao-Lac:Nguyen-Binh: Capt. Tisseyre, Medecin—Dr. Ly Van Moen

Phu: Capt.Capt. Castel, Trung-Khanh- Paroisse

Cancellerie Catholique - R. P. Souvignet

Greffier Notaire—Sergent Davroux Administeation Indigene:

Huissiers—Veyrenc

a Nguyen-Binh a Caobang, Bordier Tuan-Phu—H6-dac- Diem

Gardien-Chef de Penitencier et Commis. An-Sat—Vu

saire de Police—Barrere

Thien Dam Van Nga

Veterinaire auxiliaire—Tran

Greffier Tribunal—Vu Van Chi

Feeeieee Cao-Bang. Hotel, Cafe, Kiem-Hoc—Nguyen Postes et Tel eg.—Nguyen-Dang-Tuyen

Restaurant,entreService Transports Auto- Rhu-Tay

mobiles Nacham, That Khe,

Dong Khe, Cao-Bang, Nguyen-Binh, Bach-Van-Lam, ' COMMEECANTS:

Tinh Tuc, Quang-Uyen, Trung-Khaah- Societe Marbres entrepreneur et Calcaires & Ke-So

Phu

Societe Des Etains et Wolfram du Ernest Borel a Co-Nghia Planteues:

Tonkin—Tinh-Tuc (Cao-Bang) Guillaumes Freres a Ke-So

Guyot de Salins a Chine

HADONG Leconte a Dong-Lang

Resident de France—M. P. Delsalle Marius Borel a Dai-D6ng

Administrateur

Inspecteur Adjoint - M.la M.Brigade

Commandant Machelot

de

Garde Indigene—M. Monthe'ard HAI-DUONG

Ingenieur Subdivisionnaire des Travaux Administr.-Besident-Maire—J. Massimi

Publics—M. Perdriau Administrateur-Ad joint—Dillemann

Ingenieur

champs Geometre du Cadastre—M. De- Tresorerie—Sta. Colombo, prefeure payeur

Douanes et Regies—Maillet, contrbleur

 53124 PROVINCES DU TONKIN

Agents—Kosnar et R.Girard Prepose-Payeur—de Moutarlot

Chef de Poste Ninh-Oiang—Vinson Garde Indigene—Colonna

Garde-Indigene — Heinschild, inspecteur Douanes et Regies — Marly, receveur;

Susini, et De Ponievoy, brigadiers

commandant la brigade Medecin—Dr. Hoang-Thuy-Ba

Assistance medicale—Hezard

Justice indigene—Gillon, president sup- Travaux Publics—Bremond

Enseignement—D’ao-duc-Tam

pleant

■Service tribunal 2e

V^terinaire degre

— Nguyen-van Hoan, Commissaire de Police—Susini

veterinaire Indochinois Commenjants—Dong-Loi,

hau-Long, Tam-ich Dong Fat, Duc-

Postes

receveuret Telegraphes—Tran-van-Lion Cadastre—Godot

Travaux Publics—Paissant, chef de sub- Banque Agricole—Gravereaud

division

Enseignement—Pham-Van-Thu, Ddc-Hoc T6ng-D6c — Luang-Van-Phuc

Gendarmerie—Albertini, cbmmissaire de

police KIEN-AN

Resident—VincentiDumoulin

Exploitation de Kaolin par la Soci^Ti Adjoint—Grignon

Hop-Loi-Hanoi Percepteur—Le Priol

Sooifeni: Travauxindig.

Publics—Nguyen-Du

TonkinAnonyme des ChArbonnages du' Gardes a Kien An—Vives

Douanes et Regies—Gaultier

Society Francaise des Distilleries

l’Indociiine—Usine a liaiduong de

Banqite Credit Agricole PROVINCE DE LANG-SON

M. Sureau Resident—M. L. Gindiceili, administra-

teur de lere classe des Services Civils

Ingenieur du Cadastre Adjoint—M. P. Menage, administrateur-

M. Godot adjoint(That-Khe)—Capitaine

Delegue de lere classe des Services Civils

Chubiliau

H A1N IN 11 - M ONCAY Id. (Na-Cham)— id. Guelfucci

Id. (Dong-Dang)— id. Pelier

Col. Comdt. le Territoire— Legentil- Id. (Loc-Binh)— —id.Massei,

Id. Inspr.

(Pho-Binh-Gia) Babel Sons-

hom me

Capitaine Adjoint— Samuel H. C. de la Garde Indigene

Administrateur Adjoint—Delpy Delegues de Police Frontiere

Chiina—Lieutenant :

Girardot

Lt. Officier de des

Sub-division Renseignem’ts.—Peri Binhi — Lieutenant Heritier

Travaux Publics — Surete—M.

Marconnetdes Douanes et Regies — Surete General Rouge, commissaire Special de

Receveur Douanes—M. Blandin, Controleur de .‘le cl.

Andouard

Chef du Poste Radiotbleg.—Dang-Tran- Bonnemann, auxiliaire

Duvert, receveur aNaeham

Dong Dang

Phibn

Gendarme, Commis’e. de Police—Yermot Postes Haag, idid aa That-Khe

Qauchy Commandant la Brigade de Keceveur et auxiliaire

Telegraphes — Cap - Dac - Do,

Inspecteur Tresor—Tourte, payeur

Garde Indigene—Cbarbonnier Assistance Medicale—Medecin Comman-

dant M. Martial

HONGAY Cadastre^—D6 Tiep, agent technique

Magasins Chaffanjon, S. A. (Capital Seespecteur Veterinaire—Pinot, Veterinaire In-

7,000,000 dont 1,250,000 rachetes), Ap- Commissairechefde duPolice—Voisard

7e Sectour

provisionnemeut

Cable Ad: Chaffanjon General—Teleph. 4; Garde Indigene—Bailee, inspecteur ppal.

A. Navarre de 34,cl. de la G.I.—Thomas, Gardegarde

adjoint ppal.

principal (Langson)—Pauleau,

(Nalang ) Civeit, Garde

HUNG-YEN principal (Banxam) Deschamps (Than-

Resident—Pettelat -Moi,) Mignot,

Chemins de Fer(Diem-He)

— Durand,, Contrqleur,, f,

Adjoint—-Lpcler

Tribunal—Tu Nguyen-Mac etmouvemen).

Briand, Chef de district (trafic et

 PROVINCES DU TONKIN B125

CJommercants—M. M. A-Kiem, sous-bien Delegue Id.

de Baxat—Lt. Cazala

freres, Yon-ngo-Thong, Banh-hao, Tran-

si-Linh, Ngo-qnang-Lei, Tran-dang- Id. de de Phongtho—Capt. Remery

Pakha—Capt. Guillot-Goguet

Long, Le-duc-Hinh, Dinh-thi-Khan, Id. de Muongkhuong—Capt.

Vo-Chiong, Ly-vinh-Cheong, Bernard!, Corr&ird

Robert des 3 Marechaux et HOtel Troupes

HdteLs—Hotel

Coloniales—Gros Coissy, chef de

bataillon: Fischer, capt.; Germani et

de France-Directeur: M. Delphin Gonnet, lieutenants

Transports automobiles—Delair, Nguyen- Hdpital Indigene—Dr. Delinotte

Id. Militaire—Dr. Vrignaud

van-Duoc, (Langson), Waly & Cie, (Ky- Gendarmerie—Daugreillb, commissaire de

lua), Ferriere

Tinh (That-kee) (Nacham), NguyOn-Khac- police et gendarme

Soci^te d’Electrifite de Langson—Ad- Pere de Neuville, missionnaire apostolique

ministrateur-Delegue: M. Defiers Viaud, Hdtelier a Laokay (Touring Hotel);

Cinema sonoreM.etE.par]ant

Directeur: Retif Chanteclair— Hotels Metropole, Vaumousse et Sour-

Etablissements Antoine Chiris (Produits dain a Chapa

aromatiques, chimiques et medicaux)

Directeur: Drouet Magne Charles—Entrepreneur a Chapa

PROVINCE DE PHU-LY Schneider et Ditc-Tin

Entrepreneurs de Transports

Emile Leconte, Exploitations Agricoles

(Cafe) de Dong-Lang, Cho-Cay et Vuon- NAM-DINH

Giau, Coc-Thon

Bureau de Posteparet Phu-Ly (Tonkin),;

Gare—Cable Ad:

Leconte, Chi-ne Residence

Resident-Maire—Colombon

Ernest Borel, Exploitations Agricoles Administrateur-adjoint—Vedrenna

de Co-Nghia et Uhuorg Lao (CafO) par SecretaireId.General de —Thiveniaut

la Municipalite—

Chine Hanam Armanet

E. Chouquet, Exploitation Agricols

(Cafe) de Phuc Luohg par Nhoquan— Payeur—BernardTresor

Ninh Binh Commis—Pannau

Edmond Lacombe, Exploitation Agricole Porteurde contraintes—Cardinal!

de Chau Son (Cafe) par Nhoquan — Poste et Telegraphes

Ninh Binh Receveur—Simmoneau

MociETi'i Anonyme Franc aise de Colonisa- Tribunal

tion en Annam, Tonkin (de Monpezat), Juge de Paix—Guillaume

Exploitations Agricoles de Chau Son President du Tribunal Provincial—

[ (Cafe) par Nhoquan—Ninh Binh Li Dinh Tran

Greffier Notaire—Tabouillot

PROVINCE DE LAOKAY Comniis G reflier—David

Huissier—Hain< z

Administrateur-Rdsident—Deve

Id. -Adjoint—Cresson

fForets (Chef de Division Forestiere)— , Ingenieur—Borde Publics

Travaux

i Hieu (Laokay) & Gelle (Chapa) Surveillant—Roth

Travaux-Publics(tngenieurdes)—Marguet

Garde Indigene ylnspecteur et S. Inspr.)

Santucci, Kugeler et Perquis (garde ppl. Garde Indigene

ffons de Commissaire de police) Inspecteur—De Gouberville

Tresor (Payeur)—Bory Garde Principal—Lagier

Postes et Telegraphes (Recpveur des)—

Calzaroniet Regies ( ReceveUr des ) —

i Douanes Enregistrement

i Padovani Receveur—t oquet

B126 PROVINCES DC TONKIN

Assistance Medicale Pfison

Medecin chef—Rongier Gardien-chef—-Guilland-Bataille

Douanes et Regies Banque de l’Indo-Chine

Receveur—Sontag Directeur—Richard

Comrais—Fouche, Luc Caissier—Le Sourd

Brigadiers—Istria, Guyon do Chemilly , Colons

Sauret

Entrepreneur—Luzet

Ecoles Hbtelier—Baudon

Pharmacien—Tournier

Directeur, Ecole Primaire Superieure— Capitaine en Retraite—Zimmermanra

Agard Boucher —Casier

Directeur, Ecoles Primaires—Hospital

Ecole Mixte—M. Briant, Mme. Briant COMMUNAUTE DES SoEURS

Gare Soeur Colombe | Soeur Celina

Control eu r—Noel Distillerie

Chef de district—Pham Van Dien

Mont De Piete Directeur—Simer

Ingenieur-chimistes—Vienot

Mecanicien—Samy

Regisseur—Delsol

Cadastre Usine Electrique

Ingenieur G^ometre—Jeannin Directeur—Hoang-Cung

Agent commercial—Dupont

Gendarmerie Filature de Soie

Chef de Brigade—Patrouillault Directeur—Tortel

Officiers du 4e Tonkinois Id. -adjoint—Francisoud

Colonel—Noel Chefs de Tissage—Pititpierre, Delevaux

Commandants—Melet,

Medecin major—BassetOttavy, Debarge Direction SoeiETE COTONIsifcRE DU TONKIN

et Service Commercial—G. Bayie

Capitaines—Leca, Pieraggi, Ferrie. Marini Service Technique—B.

Lieutenants—Dubau, Geollot, Salvattori, Kuppel, J. Ehrsam

Pons, Gravil, Nguyen Dang J. Fohrer

Sous-Lieuts. — Bournoniville, Mabire, Comptabilite et Secretariat—P. Romano

Cornut, Tran Dinh An

Surete PHU-THO

Commissaire—Ri gal Phu-Tho (chef-lieu) a 99 km de Hanoi

Inspecteurs—Delorge, Armanet, Martinet Residence

Sous Officiers Maries Administrateur,

M. Rornanetti Resident de France—

Adjudants chefs—Mauresmo,

Bassail, Clerque Dubreuil, Administrateur Adjoint—M. Tucat

Adjudants—Mazola,

Neu. Maroselli. Roussel,S^veau

Bruckert. Giudicelli, Tribunal Residentiel

Sergents chefs—Willaume, Barbas, Pibou- Resident-Juge^-M. Romanetti

leu, Baquet, Ollier, Orsini, Berger, Serd, Juge-suppleant—M.

Greffier—M. Tucat ppl. dela G.Lj

Daoulas

Sergents — Filippini, DoSrler, Nodee, Huissier et Porteur garde

Grolhier, de Contraintes —i

Legere, Salaun, Betton, Gouthier M. Casanova, garde ppl. de la G.I. |

Missions Catholiques Centre Admin istratif de Hung-hoa

Pere Chef de Porte—M. Andreani

P^re Tardy, Pere Vacquier—Pere

Guarde—Frere Constantin Casado Garde Indigene

Veterinaire Commandant la Brigade — M. Ricul,.

Veterinaire Inspecteur—Pham van Huyen Inspecteur de la G.I.

 PROVINCES DU TONKIN B127

PoSTES Ocoupfe PAR LK GARDE INDIGENE SON-TAY

Phu Tho, Hung Hoa Resident—P. Allemand, admr. de 2^ cl.

Adjoint—Pignon,

Travaux eleve, administrateur

Publics—Roussel

Travaux Publics

■Chef Subdivisionnaire — Nyugen-nhu-Loi Douanes et Regies—Jacquet,

Sivelle, brigadier controleur;

Medecin—Dr. Augier

Cadastre Veterinaire—Cottin, veterinaire

Chef de Division Cadastrale— M. Adam Comdt. Rocherd’Armes a Tong—Cbef de Bataillou

Artillerie Coloniale—Lagadel, comdt.

Assistance Medicale Legion Etrangere — Rocher, Chef de

Bataillion

Medecin indochinois a Phutho—D6 Kuan- Garde Indigene — Pouchat,

Giu ppal ; Reinert, garde

Medecin indochinois a Vietri—Vudinh- Enseignement ppl. inspecteur

Tuong Mandarin — Nguyen-Quang - Xuong,

Medecin indochinois k Hunghoa — Tran Gendarmerie—Keyser, Sarran

Lam Bao Planteurs—Sete. Bond et Cie a My-Kh6,

Cie.

Man,Indochinoise des Plantations

Verneuil, Mine. a Phu-

Veuve Thibaut,

Douanes

Recette subordonnee a Phutho:

Receveur subordonne—M. Martin Derepas, Duquesne

Sous-brigadier — Vannoni

Id. et R. a Hung Hoa—M. Jouan

THAI-BINH

PoSTES ET TeLEGRAPFIES Administrateur - Resident, Chef de la

Phu-Tho, Hung Hoa, Yietri, Phu-Doan: Province de Thai-Binh-—Rocca

un secretaire telegraphiste charge de Administrateur

Payee r—Monnet

Adjoint—J’’erland :

chaque bureau President du Tribunal provincial—Duong-

Station Experimental Aegricole, Ingen Thieu-Tuong

eur Sub-divisionnaire

Publics—Bertin des Travaux

de Phu-Ho Inspecteur Comt. la Brigade de Garde

Directeur—M. Rem6nd Indigene—Duez

Garde Principal-

Surveillant Lavtgne - de Van-M6n

de la Leproserie

Magnanerie de Thanh-H6

Chef—M. ftmblat Hopital—Docteur Vu Medecin

—Pliam-Ngoc-Con, Ngoc Anhindochinois

Controleur des Donanes et Regis—Cornu

Service Forestier Cadastre— Fournier

Chef i. Division Forestiere a Vietri — Commissaire

Guillaume

special de la Surety—•

M. M. Favrot

Chef Division Forestiere a Phudoan —

Dumaison

Chef Division Forestiere a D6n-Vang— THAI NGUYEN

Nguyen Yen Gy Resident—Echinard

Adjoint—Joujou

Greffier Notaire—Casalta

Service Veterinaire Payeur—Arcillon

Veterinaire indochinois

N guyen dac Ky a Phu-Tho — Garde Indigene—Lausent

Postes & Telegraphes—Nguyem van Binh

Douanes—Cou tel 1 ier

Gendarmerie For6t—Mignucci

M^decind’Armes—Schwob

Comdt.

In.specteur de la Garde Indigene ffons de Travaux dePublics—Pham

PAssistance—Dinh van Ty

Huy Giang

Commissaire

M. Casanova de Police a Phutho — Service Penitentiaire— M archi

Gendarme, Service Veterinaire—Hilsout

Commissaire de Police a J Gendarmerie—Arnaud

Vietri—Marque

B128 PROVINCES DU TONKIN

TUYftN-QUANG COLONS

Resident—Le Guenedal, chef de la prov- Guiguen et Sauguet, Approvisionnement

Resident adjoint—Ginouves General

Garde-Indigene—Ben

comdt. la brigade,aus.se,Inspecteo r ppl. Missions Etrangeres

Bouscaren, Garde

ppl. adjoint an Commandant de la Gauja, missiormaire (Tuyen-quang)

Brigade Gautier, id. (Phu-yen-Binh)

Travaux Publics — Nguyen - Dinh - Bao, Gonzalez, id. (Bil6)

agent-voyer Sooiete Agricole de Binh-Ri a Kimxuyj'n

Tresor—Rivere, payeur Le Roy des Barres, diretear

Poste et Teldgraphe—Nguyen-Ngoc Hieu, Societe Anon, des Mines de Trang-Da

charge

Service Santd — Dr. Henry, Medecin- (MinedeZinc et dePlomb

Gatle, directeur . aTuyemQuang)

capitaine charge de PAssistance de la Roustant, ingeneUr

province Carpano, Qallus, Batcheviteh, Pioli

Tran Van-Xuan, M^decin indochinois Brahic,'Gergelics et Katsavas, chefs-

adjoint de service

Service Forestier — Gouget, chef can-

tonnement SOCI^TE DES ChARBONNAGES DE TUYEN

Lesain, Krug, et Giovannoni, chefs de Quang Bellenge, directeur

division Lapina, employ^

Services Agricoles—Borel, ingenieur

Enseignement fra.ncais — Mile. Main Societe Miniere de Yen-Linh—(a Tuyen

Directrice ecole Francaise Quang)

Enseignement F. I.—Dang-Dinh-Giau, Manpetit, surveillant

Huang-Dao, inspecteur des ecoesl

primaires f. i, de la province. Societjss de Transports Automobiles—

Vet^rinaire—Vfl -Ngoc Tuong

D. et R.—Gilet, controleur, Brineau, Sous- So, Huong, Canh, Dieu, Cache,

Phu-Tho-Tuyen-Quang, Thank,

Hanoi, Tuyen-

brigadier Quang (Nam-Vinh)

Arm^e—Chef de Bataillon Bourion, Com-

mandant

Douplitzky,d’Armes,

Merrien,les Thirpt,

Capitaines

Le SociETiis de(Service:

Transports Fluviaux Cies—

Lieutenant Lefebvre, le Lieut. Gerard, le Sauvage

M. de Villarey, Han oi Tu y> n - Quang)

representant de la

LieutenantPierr, le Lieutenant d’Herbes Settlement Metallwigique delTndo-

Police—Dumas, Gendarme chine

 ANNAM

The Kingdom of Annam is under French -protection. It extends along the Eastern

coast

liodgeofandthe Laos

largeonIndotheGhiiiftseipeninsula,

west, Tonkin "on the between

north,Cochin-China

and the OLina on Sea-on

the south,-Oam-

the east.

It is an extensiveterrit'ory botsdered by a chain of granite iriounfawis eoyetred wibh.foreste

and having well-watered and fertile plateaux.

The kingdom'Each

the Sovereign. is administered by a Privy

Ministry has~the Council

assistance of a. whose

Council.members

Since are

the nominated

Treaty of fi'bytb

June/1884, France has had -a1 Resident Superieur at Hue and a-Chamber of Kepresenta-

tives of into

divided tlie people was instituted

17 provinces: in 1926.(Th-H),

Thanli-Hoa For administrative

Nghe-An (Airih), purposes

Ha-TinhAnnam(Tf-T),is-

Quang-Binh

Quang-JIgai (Dong-Hoi),

(Q-Ngai), Khanh-HoaQuang-Tri (Q-T)

P>inh Dinh XQui-Nhon), r Thua-Thien (Hue), Quatig-Nam (Faifo),

Phu-Yen(Phanrang),

(Song Can),Binb-Thnan

Kon Toum (Phan-

(K.T.),

Darlac (Ban-M^thuot). (Nh-X’g)i Phanrang

Thiet),

Benthuy,Haut Donnai (Dalat),

Tnua-thien, Tourane,Plei-Ku and the

Quinhon, KesidencesCiIairies

Phan-Tliiet, Dalat. -T-heof agricultural

Thanbhoa, Vinh- land

bordering

crops a year on the

are poast

raised.is almost exclusively

Imports consist ofdevoted

producesto the

for cultuye.pf

consumptionrice,such

of which two

a*s flour,

wine,

luxe, liquors,

cotton silk,rice, spice,

goods,ginned also

etc. Exportsiron manufactures; all kinds of lift!d wood, articles de

and waste cotton, comprise silk, rawgummed

lace, cinnamon, and filatured,

lacquer,silkoilmanufactures,

d’arachides,

precious woods, ox hides amd- hQ?ns, dried and siilt fisli,- etc.

PILE

Hue, tlie capital of the kingdom of Annam; and the seat of government, is situated

about 12 km. from the sea on a large but scarcely navigable river named Huong-giaiig,

andthecalled.rby

on coast intheabout

Frenchlat.the1G llue

deg. river or Riviere

29 piin N anddes long.Parbtgns, which38debouches

107 deg. min. E,

The grand, mountain chain !of ,Annam, Rising vfour successive lines, approticlies

only by the sea, giving to the city a smiling and picturesque speck broken

the coast North ahd South, forming, round the town, an immense belt Hue

consists of two distinct parts on each side of the river. On the left bank is tie

citadel, an immense quadrilateral, (measuring on each side 2,400. -metres with the

front bastioned after the type of thd fortifications at Vtiuban. Within are the palace

of the King arid the ofliees; of the Anhamite Ministers. Tourists are allowed to visit

the palace

very on obtaining

interesting museuma pass from theAnniasnite

of ancient PYench administration. Inside the

Worses op art (chiefly, gohlpalace

and jadeis a

jewellery). In the-citadel

w are also two other museums-^S. M. Khai Dinh Museum

(ancientArinainite

order orks ofitant) studinteresting.

CommercialOnthqMuseum.

rightofThe palace

of theisriver

kept inaregood

officialand visitors will

buildiiigAdf thefind

Frenchevery

government, and the .houses bank

the-Kuroppan the

officials and

merchants. The population of the city 1 is estimated to be

Annamites, 300 Europeans, r'-nd 938 Chinese. The environs of Hue are picturesquecomposed of . ,30,000

and pleasing. A favourite excursion is to the tombs of the old kings of Ankara,

some few miles from flue. The buildings are magnificent in the style of the tombs of

the Chinese Emperors.

B5

B130 ANNAM: HUft

DIRECTORY

RESIDENCE SUPERIEURE EN Bureaux des Conseillers aupres des

ANNAM Ministeres

M. Craffeuil, resident sup^rieur en Annam M. Du Basty, administrateur adjoint de

M.desPatau,services

adminisrrateur de leme classe 2eaupres

classede des servicesde civils.

ministeres conseiller

I’interieure

bureaux civils, directeur des M. Du Basty, administrateur adjoint de

2e classe des services civils, eonseiller

INSPECTION DES AFFAIRES aupres

Financesdu ministere de la justice et des

POLITIQUES & ADMINISTRAT1YES

M. Dupuy, inspecteur III.—Service de la Surete ex Annam

I.—Cabwv.t M. Sogny, controleur general de lere

M. X , chef du cabinet classe, chef local des services de police

Secretariat Particulier et de Surete en Annam

M.classe

Petit,desadministrateur

services civils,adjoint de 3e

secretaire IV.—Inspection du Travail

particulier M. X.... , inspecteur

. Section d'ordre TRAVAUX PUBLICS \

M. Cliarlat, Redacteur de le classe des ClRCONSCRIPTION DES TRAVAUX PUBLICS

services civils, chef de section

Section de la Garde Indigene. DE L’ANNAM

M. Quillet, inspecteur principal de 3e Camus, ingenieur de ordinaire 2e classe

des P. & ch., ingenieur en chef de la

dant dela labrigade

classe erarde indigene, comman-

de la residence circonscription des T. P. de PAnnam

superieure Bureau Administratif

Bureau du Personnel Rolland, chef de bureau de l&re classe, chef

M. Petit, administratenr adjoint de Zh de bureau administratif

classe des services civils, chef du bureau Bureau de la Comptabilite et du Personel

Jouffrey, adjoint technique, chef de bureau

IT.—Bureaux Subdivision des Batiments Civils

M. Patau, administratenr de 2& class des Direction ■ i;.

services civils, directeur des bureaux

ler Bureau Lagisguer, architecte adjoint de 2e classe

M. Kerrest, administrateur adjoint de sere Arrondissement de Nord

classe

M.adjoint des services

Le - Quang civils, chef de bureau

de 2e -classe

Trong, des administratenr

services civils, (Siege a Vinh) i

Direction

chef de section Deplanque. ingenieur principalle de lere

2 me Bureau cl. chef d’arrondissement

M.des

Mouchard, chef dechef

bureaubureau

de 2e classe, Michelet, adjoint technique, ppl. hors.

M. Simons, Redacteur de,de2me

services civils, classe chef ' classe, chef de bureau

de section Arrondissement du Sud

Section de la solde et des frais de transfort (Sie te a Nhatrang)

M. Nivow, chef de bureau de 2e Classe Direction

chef de section Corberand,

Bureau du Tourisme et des Archives

M. Peyssonnaux, cdmmissaire de lere classes 3me cl. cheffifon-L ingenieur principal de

d’arrondi'ssement

des P.M. Hors cadres, chef de bureau Phaure,

chef deadjoint

bureau technique ppal. de cL

 ANNAM: HUE B13I

Ikb. A liron m ssement d’Hydkauliqtjk Direction Locale de la Sante

Agricole en Annam

Direction . (Hdpital de Hue)

Corberand, ingenieur principal de 3ere Dr.Directeur Le Nestour,: M^diecin Principal,

local de la Santd

classe, chef d’art'ondissement

2e. Arrondisemknt o’Hydrauliqcf, Mairie de Dalat

Agricole Auger, administrateur de lere classe de

(Siege, a Yinh) services civile resident-maire de Dalat

Amonx; d’Ingr. ordinaire de Sere cl. chef Giimuves,

d’arrondisement

administrateur-adjoint

classe secretaire municipal de 3eme

Fanovard, adjoint

chef de bureau technique de lore classe, Tresor

Begoc, payeur

Subdivision de Thua Thien Garde Indigene

Nguyen Xuan-'Bao, adjt. technique de 3e Des Fontaines, inspecteur, comdt. la

cl. chef de subdivision brigade

Service, Forestier

Services Agriaoles et Commerciaux

Gilbert, ing^nieur principal de lere classe, DeforestierVillepre, chef du cantpnnement

chef de service Assistance Medicale

Koule, ingenieur-adjoint de lere classe Dr. Fourneyron

Service de l’Enseignement Annam Service Veterinaire

lo. Direction de Hue Yaucel, veterinaire inspecteur

De'ldtie, professeur principal de I’enseigne- Gendarmerie

ment sup^rieur, chef local du service de,. Faure, marechal chef de logis

I’enseignement en Annam

Antoine, professeur de I’enseignement Pastes et Telegraphes

primaire Sauvage, receveur

5o. College Quoc-Hoc h Hue Lycee de Dalat

Dioudonnat, professeur principal de Tullki, proviseur

I’enseignement secondaire, directeur

Leguen, professeur principal de 1’enseigne-

ment secondaire, surveillant general Service Yeterinaire Zootechniqde et

So. College Ddng Khanh a Hue des Epizooties de l’Annam

Mile. Muarege, professeur Evanno, veterinaire-inspecteur de 2eme

I’enseignement secondaire, principal

directrice de classe, chef de service

4o. Ecole Frangaise de Hue

Mme. Monsarrat, professeur principal de Service Forestier de l’Annam

I’enseignernent primaire,de directrice

Mile. Pretou, professeur 1’enseignement Fangeaux, inspecteur principal des forests

primaire Mousse,deinspecteur-adjoint

chef service de 3e classe

5o. Ecoles Primaires de Thua Thien des forets, chef de section

Pihet, professeur principal de 1’enseigne-

ment primaire

60. Ecole Franc.aise de Tourane Societe des Chaux Hydrauliques

Mme. Spick, prdfesseur de I’enseignement du Langftho (AnciensGenerale

Bogaert)—Direction Etablisseinents

a Hai-

primaire, directrice phong. Usine au Lang-Tho pres de Hud

Mme. Vuiliame, professeur de I’enseigne- (Annam)

ment primaire G. Chenu, directeur gdndral

*B5

 PROVINCES !)K L’ANNAM

toi ham:

The port of Tourane is situated about'40 miles to th'Afeduth-east of Hue, the

•capital

eraft duringof Annam,

onlybutsixohmonths

accountofofthe

theyearf-from

Thuan-an Bar the itendis accessible

or llarch,by,tpsea,theforend

largeof

September. From Hud to Tourane there is aj very; comfortably A^l'^ay alpng the sea-

shore or passing through the mountains and woods, for a distance, of 68. miles

There is also a very picturesque thad passihgj over the Nuages- range of hills which is

isoracticable

surroundedforbyhorse and affords

hills and foot traffic and motor-cars.'

anchorage to the largestTtovessels.;

exten^ve'bay of Tohrane

^he (jovernment

transports and the steamers of the Messageries Maritime's' and '^he Chargeurs Kdppis

find anwhichanchorage inherethe,small

at all mountains

state!? of the tideinterior,

and in empties

all weathers. The theTourane

ItofRiver,navigablerises

isQuang-nam onlyQuang-bgai

and for small boat?,and of the

is carriediunks,

on. The by which

town, the

which

itself the

traflieiwith, into

is well built,

bay.

provinces

extends

(

for a length of nearly two miles along the. left bank of thh river. It possesses many

public buildings, including the French Residency, a fine Military Hospital,'spacious and

well-ventilated Barracks, the, Custom-house,: the Treasury,1 me'Post1 (3mcd!, and’ (he

Municipal

which maybeOffices, also a number

mentioned the Bankofdewell-appointed

I’Tndo-Chine thp business establishments,

Me^saggi:ie.s amongst

Maritim,es„,Qfficesj.

the

several Hotel Morin,stalls.

hundred etc. TheOn Markets,

the right builb otof the

bank brickriver,

abdalsp,

uthne;'are'large

thcrqAre a andbuildings

ffew contain

which are included in the French concession. A quarter of an hour’s walk from.this

district is the village of My-khe, which has given' its name tpii inagniiice'nt lieach

much frequented by -the-European'population. The trade! of Tourane-is' onsidcrabie,

and several

sugar, rattan,steamers a monthnuts,

bamboo,'aleca arrive

silk,from;

cassia’Hongkong,

etbl Thh"M' takiWi'/fiillreturh

essi%efres MbritimeS cargbes'of

axid

the Compagnio

Companies, Chargeurs-Rbunis have ageheios at Tourane, and the vessels

entering thetogether withmonth

port fevtefjr thoseinarriving

normal from

times.Hongkong, giye^avessels

Besides these total ofa about a dozen

large number

of large sea going junks from China, Hainan, and the ports of AniiaPi, TonkiH, ahd:

Cochin-China

Tea, coffee, andcarry on an active

the mulberry treeand

are considerable

cultivated ontrade in the

a large scaleproducts of the counfry.

in thencighlwAirhood.

an object of interest for travellers, who should not pass, through TouraneMountairtA,

Less than one hour’s journey by motor-car from the town are the Marble without

paying them a visit.

DIRECTORY

VILLE DE TOURANE E'¥RV:GigTKEMENT

M. M. Yalette, administrateur de lere Mas, receveur de 2epe:clas^e

classe, resident-maire

Gentes. secretmre^municipal pOMMpglQff MupCIPALE

GA’RBE ISTOTofeNE Valet/te

Cudnin, (.resident-maire),

vice pr&udent president;

. , Tran-Hu#-

Centes, sous-ihspecteur hors classe, chef Baeh Ch^nyin,, Ray,. Vacberot,

dedetachement a Tourane , Thai ebNg Binh-Ngd meibbres

 PKOVJNCKS' DE L’ANNAM^ 'KWjRAXK R133

VoiHIE PoSTES, TlllLEGRAPHES ET TELEPHONES

M. Baliste, ingenieur adjoint des Travawy Alaupipp receveur

publics

Enseignement

Tkehormu k Antojne, rlirectrice dp groupe scolaire

Baylongpe EJondaa, payeuv de lere.classe, Mme: Casanova; direclrice dCole Francaise

receveur municipal

Ohemins de Fee

Service"Medical Cldment, controleur.

Escale, mt'decin Pi'incipal de I’cissistance Service Forestier

mddka'e

Ohaulet, chef de cantonnement

ClRCONSCRIPTION SaNITAIEE SERyiCE Miwxajre

DE TOURANE

Escale, mddecin Principal, de, Passistjanc,*, Ded’Anpes

la Fourniere, capitaine Commandant-

,

medicale

DOUANES ET REGIES Compagnie Franco tAsiatique

Bardet, inspr. de iere classe, §ous-dir. des Pet roles "

J. IT. Dcsplats, manager

R. Audibert,. inspector

Justice A. A. Maubpussin. do.

Tribunal de Paix de Tourane J. FrUnc’es, engineer

A.Mile.Stanislas

S. Jo'l-yFoomxspdndemeb rr:, j

Lebr uilt, juge-presiderrt -

PROVINCE Dltj BVNH BINH

• . • Chef Lted: Quinhox 8 rpafl ct sa

!

Quinhon was operied 'td foreign trade upon the conclusidh of the Treaty between

France and Annam Signed iW March, | It is situated on tlie coast of Annam in

about lat. by

obstructed 13 adeg.

bar,f)twhich

"min.majsVfce

N., long.hfofesed,

109 deg.however,

02 min. byE. any

TheIfeggsly

entrance

withto the port is

a draught

not exceeding 16 to 16^ feet. The chief articles of export are, salt, silk, beans,

arachide oil

Cl^peso, 3Q0and Oakes,;-sugar, etc.

the por,tThe population ofabduf

the provipce is, 600,000--1,300

Tlie country isEuropeans that ofand^thd

wel l cultivated, 4,000, of whom

chmihercial prospects of^Oltheare'Ffeneh civilians.

port are improving

every year. A considerable trade is carried on, chiefly withElOilgkdhg, Haiphong, Saigon,

Singapore, and Bangkok. The trade is at present principally in the hands of the Chinese:

ersao’E

6134 PROVINCES DE L’ANNAM: QUINHON, ETC.

DIRECTORY

PROVINCE DE BINH DINH Travaux Publics

Jardin,

Inspect administrateur

eur des affaires lere classe,et Bernadet,

depolitiques publics

subdivisionaire des Travaux

Administratives, chef de province Enjolras, ingeneur-adjoint chef de la sub-

division des irrigations

Garde Indiu^ne

Destais, ins pec tear principal commandant Service Veterinaire

la brigade Mai-Van-hung,

chef de poste veterrnaire indochinoia

PROVINCE DE HA-TINH POSTES ET TeLEGRAPHES

Administration Francaise Buu-Uyen, receveur

.Teamrin, Adm. 3e cl. Resident de France Commerce

Moulin, adm-adj, adjoint au resident

Le Vilain, capitaine delegue administratif Hong-Ky, Vo-Cong-Hoa, Due Thinh,

a Linh Cam negociants

Casanova, d41£gu^ administratif a chu-le Bui-Huy-Tin, Chauvet, Monier, Ferey,

Pj'ne,

Heritiers,Frossard,

Bordet, Coudoux, S.A.N.A-

Girard, Bayle, et

Administration Indigene Paoli, planteurs

S.Dang

E. Ha-Thuc-Tuan—Tuan

Thanh D6n Bo-Chanh Phu

Phan Vo An-Sat PROVINCE DU QUANG-BIXH

Ngo Binh Lanh Binh

Subdivision iSecondaire Chef Lieu: Dong-Hoi

Boudet, capitaine commandant d’armes (7,800 Km. 2—196,892 habitants)

Douanes et Regies Residence

Moreau, receveur subordonn4 Pierrot, administrateur

Perception services civils, residentde 3eme class des-

Lecourtier, administrateur adjoint de le

Moulin, adm. adj. f. fons de percepteur Bouffier, classe, adjoint

sous chef au de

resident

bureau de 2e classe,

Assistance Medicale percepteur

Dang Van Du, medecin chef Garde Indigene

Bui Xuan Dieu, medicin adjoint

Velasque, Inspecteur lere classe, com-

Enseignement Primaire mandant la brigade

Nguyen-Manh-Trung, professeur, direc-

teur des ecoles, Inspecteur premaire adj. Justice

Guide Indigene Le Resident, president du tribunal de paix

a competence etendue

Penalver, inspecteur de l£re cl. comman- Le percepteur, grelher-notaire a Dong-Hoi

dant la brigade

Nipurchlau, garde principal journalier

ffons de commissaire de police Forets

SuRfiTf: Laurent, garde gdndral

division forestiere chef de la-

a Dong-Hoi

Paccard, Commissaire adjoint

de police et de la surete des services Canioni,

division de Minh-Cam chef de la

garde principal,

 PROVINCES DE L’ANNAM B135

Travaux Publics PROVINCE DE QUANG-NAM

Bernadet, adjoint-technique de leme

classe, chef de la sub division Residence de Faifo

Douanes et Regies Jerusalemjq administrateur de le classe

des services civils, resident chef de

Palenc, Coin mis principal, receveur Berthault, province

subordonne Dong-Hoi administrateur-adjoint de lere

classe des services civils, adjoint au

Assistance Medicale resident

Tribouillet, mddecin de oere clases, chef Garde Indigene

de I’ambulance

Gasquy, inspecteur de lere classe, com-

Chemin ue Fee mandant de la brigade

Le Van Thinh, controleur tratic et Pierne, sous-inspecteur de 2edeclasse

postede dela

mouvemepts Ficoni, chef du 9eme Garde Tam-Ky

Indigene, chef

district voie et batiments Condominas, sous-inspecteur de 3d classe,

chef de poste

Azincourt, gardedeprincipal

Bana de lere classe,

Instruction Publique chef deposte de An-Diem

Tran Kinh, Doc-Hoc, Ffons de Kiem-Hoc Dumora, garde principal stagiaire, chef

de la Province du Quang-Binh * de poste de Tra-My

PROVINCE DE QUANG-TRI Travaux Publics

Philip, administrateur adjoint de le cl. Baliste ingenieur des travaux publicsf

des S. C. resident chef de province, juge chef de la subdivision

de paix

Riam, adjoint au Resident Assistance Medicale

Garde Indigene Jouin, medicin lieutenant des Troupes

De Piolant, inspecteur principal de lere de Faifoo hors cadre, chef de 1 11ospital

coloniales,

cl. commandant la brigade de la garde

indigene,garde

Laurent, a Quapg-Tri

principal de 3eme classe, Douanes et Regies

chef de poste a Dong-Ha Brenot, receveur subordonne des douanes

Audigier, garde

de poste agarde principal

Lao-Bao stagiaire, chef a Faifoo

Lafargue, Camus, Receveur

principal journalier a Morand, receveur auxiliaire

auxiliaire aa Tam Ky

Hiep-Hoa

Lao-Bao Rossignol, chef de la distillefie 4 Oho-Cui

PROVINCE DE THUA-THIEN Enseignement

Labbey, administrateur de 3eme classe, Tran-Thuoc, Doc-hoc du Quang Nan a

resident chef de province Faifoo

Declasse

Pereyra,

des administra-teunacijoint

services civils, adjointde au2e;

resident Gendarmerie

Morand, gendarme faisant fonctions de

Garde Indigene commissaire de police a Faifoo

Bonnal, inspecteur principal hors classe

commandant la brigade Port de Faifoo

(pas de changemont)

Travaux Publics

Dasmarets, ingenieur

PROVINCE DE QUANG-NGAI

Enseignement Delage, administrateur, chef de province

Plumet, directeur des ecoles primaires Barbe, adjoint' au Resident

B136 PROVINCES i)E L’ANNAM

Garde Im>tg(':ne Travjaux Publics

Boucheron, inspectew, comdt. la brigade '(Circonscription) ■' •

Sully, sous-insp., chef de Poste a Thu Xa Corberand, ingenieur principal

Darius, garde ppl. (portion centrale) Garat, ingenieur

Be Pichon, id.

ASSISTANCE' MfeDICALE Douanes et RRgies

Domec, medecin chef ; Rivette, inspecteur desidouanes et regies-

Forets,

Trayaux Publics Bila, inspecteur des Forets,

Antoine, ingenieu r, chef de subdivision Hotels

Phare de Poulq-Canton Grand Hotel ) . Directeur—Van

Hotel Beau-Rivage J Breuseghom

Coulomb, Laprade, nmitre de phare

Communications

Service FoRESTfER Chemin de fer Saigon-Nhatrang

Nguyen-Hoai-H6c, chef de sub-division Route (Baie

Ports coloniale N°I

(Baie dede Gamranh

Cau-Da

PROVINCE DE KHANH-HOA II existe un terrain d’aviation en bon etat-

Chef Lieu: Nhatranq

Lavigne, administrateuT de'2e classe des PROVINCE DM KONTUM

services civils, Resident de France

Auphellie, administrat.-adjoint au M. M. Guilleminet, Paul Philibert,

resident Gregoire, Admiuistrateur ze claSse des j

Garde Indigene Services Civils, Resident de France et |

Tourne, inspecteur de lore classe, com- Ageli, Piere, chefAKantum

Re^ident-Juge de Bureau de lere classe 1

mandant la brigade des Services Civils,

Resident Inspecteur

et Percepteur lions. d’Adjoint au i

De Linguat De St. Blanquat, inspecteur Dereymez, ppal de le classe de

de 3e classe chef de

Penot, garde principal poste de Ninh-Hoa laBrigade

Garde Indigene; Commandant de |

Institut Pasteur Dr. Oueinnec, Medecin-chef dAssistance I

Medicale a Kontum

Dr.dTndochine

Yersin, directeur des instituts pasteur

Dr. Jacotot, directeur de 1’institut pasteur La Society Agricole du Kontum a Dak-Doa (

Dr.deLeroux,

Nhatrangvdtdrinaire inspecteur LaL.Societe Anony

Delignon me des Etablissements

(Concession de;

a Dak Jappau,:rj

par AnKhe)

Institut Oceanographique

Dr. M.Mang-Yang

M. Imatz,. concession de cafeiers ai

Dr. Chevey,

Dawidoff,directeur

assistantP. I. R.agriculteur

P. Stutzmann, Missionnairei!

M. Serene

Service- M edical

Dr.coloniales

Goiran, modecin

medecin echef

ipitaine des troupes PROVINCE DE BINH-THUAN

Chef Lieu: Piiantihet

Travaux Publics Residence

Administrateur-Residentn-Levadoux

(Constructions Ad mi nistrateur-Adjoint—Agostini

Lefevre, ingen’enr endu chef

Clkmin dk Fer) Garde Indigene—G

Assistance re thenTerrisse

Medicale—A.

Nicolas, ingdnieur principal Travaux Publics—Vally

Guy, ingenieur.

 PROVINCES DE L’ANNAM B137

Douanes— Lo Jiouzic, Dc. Monestrol, A Subdivision Maritime

agents'Eu.rppeer\s service actif Baptiste, adjoint technique

Ehseighetoent ^ primaires ■ indigene

directeur dp§—ec1P^einstitutpur Irrigations

Tresor—loegdc

Forets—Philj], Verney Recev. secondaire

Postes et Telegraphes—1 i ’ j Arnoux, Ingenieur princiqal de TArron-

dissement d’ H. A.

Indigene, charge de bureau. Picard*

' surveillant

Service Maritime—Tacussel, rriaitre' * ■. Forets ;

de pharedeafer—Lert

Kega ! Cerutti, inspecteur, chef du Cantonnement

Chemins Forestier du Nghe-Tinh

Gendarmerie—E. Ferry; gendarme

Colons—Llaurensy, R. Guidon Lavallee, Tribunal

G.Martin

Gasset, Pouzenc, Monand, Defosse, Rntzelj jugp dp paix

Garages—Wuflamie, Matte, Laboudet Police Mdnicipale

Grand H.6tel—Lecat

Bungalow—Mondin

Entrepreneurs-^fG, Motte | Delamotte, Commissaire de Police

Banque—Langlet

Missions—P. Brugidou Assistance Sociale

Dr. Mathieu, Medecin-chef de i’Hospital

de Vish

PROVINCE DE FHU YEN

Chef Lieu : Songcau Veterinaire

F’ugiel-d Garrel, administrateuir d'e Seme I! Evanno, sectuer

Docteur, veterinaire chef du 1 re

classe des services civjls,; resident

•Cbrue, Chef de Bureau des S. C-, adjoint

aii Re'sidentpt Pereepteur

B'auduret, ingenieurdedes

Rayier, in^ecteitr le cV,travaux publics Colas; inspecteurDouanes, •.

commandant

deiaibrigade d'e la garde ind’oOne Chemins ; de' Fer

Ung Hoat, medecih Indochi'nois, medecm-

chef de 1’ambulance Petit, Inspecteur

PROVINCE DE NGHE AN (VINH) Merlier, Inspecteur EnseiGnement

Resident—Antoine Lagreze, administra- de TEnseignement

teur de 2eme classe,resident Maire Vinh- primaire

Benthuy

Administrateurs-adjoint

Redon Marans — Moll et De PROVINCE DU HAUT-DONNAI

Payeur—De

Residence et Delegation

Garde Indigene de Djiring

Petit, inspecteur principal, commandant Lucien Auger, administrateur de lere

la Brigade classe des services civils, Maire de Dalat

et resident du France

Posts et Telegraph es Edmond Ginouves, administrateur-adjoint

Landros, receveur de Seme classe, des services civils,

adjoint

Donnai au resdt. de France du Haut

Travaux Publics P. adjoint

A. R. L.de Seme

Salomon,

classeadministrateur-

des services

A rrtmdissement du Nord Annam

Deplanque, Ingenieur principal, chef de civils, ddlegue a Djiring

I’Arrondissement Garde Indigene

Subdivision de Vinh Francois Grilhaut des Fontaines, In-

Guyot, Ingenieur Chef de Sub-division specteur de la 2eme classe de la garde-

indigene, comdt. la brigade

B138 PROVINCES D'E L’ANNAM

Travaux Publics Hely Freyssenge, administr. adjoint de

Sam Picard, ingenieur de lere cl. des T.P. au lere classe des services civils, adjoint

do 1’Etat, chef de la subdivision des T.P. Charlesresident Bonfils, Eleve-Administrateur des.

du Haufc-Donnai S.C., Adjointinspecteur

au Resident

Assistance Medioale Bruneteaud, ppal. de 3e classe

commandant la brigade

Rouviere, inspecteur de 3e classe de la

Clande Fourneyron, M^decin de

classe, chef de 1’assisfcance medical H.D. lere garde indigene

Service Veter'inaire

Oodefroy Francis Vaucel,

secteur veterinaire a Dalafcchef du 4eme PROVINCE DU DARLAC

Service Forestier

Cliquet de Villepre, garde general de 2eme Chef Lieu: Banmethu6t

cl., chef dua Dalat

Langbian cantonnement forestier du Gerbinis, administrateur-adjoint de lere

classe

Francedes services civils, Resident de

au Darlac

Service Agricole Rome, Chef de Bureau, hois classe, des j

Robert

travauxBisson, ingenieur

d’agriculture, chef adjoint des services civils, adjoint

de la station au resident

du Haut-Donnai a Blao Simoni, inspecteur de l&re classe de la ;

Gendarmerie garde indigene, Commandant la brigade |

de garde Indigene

Jean Bacquey,

d’entrerays gendarme, chef de poste

PROVINCE DE PHANRANG

PROVINCE DE THANH-HO Letremble, administrateur adjoint de leme

Gabriel Colombon, administrateur de lere Bouffier,desredacteur

classe services cidevils,3& chef de province

classe desPolitiques

services etcivils,

affairesd’annam, Inspecteur de vices civils, adjoint au resident ser-

classe, des

nord chef deadministratives

province du Annet, inspecteurcommandant

garde indigne, de 3e classe de la

la brigade

 COCHIN-CHINA

Cochin-China is a French Colony. The province of Giadinh of which Saigon is

the chief port, was conquered by the Franco-Spanish fleet on the 17th February, 1859,

but Lower Cochin-China (comprising the provinces of Giadinh, Bienhoa, and Mytho,

■formally

and the Islands of PulobyCondor)

surrendered Treaty ;was not three

in 1867 definitely

moreoccupied

provincesuntil

were1862, when itby was

conquered the

French

actual boundaries of Cochin-China now are: on the North, the kingdoms of Annam The

and added to their possessions, viz., Chaudoc, Hatien, and Vinhlong. and

Cambodia; on the East and South, the China Sea; on the West, the Gulf of Siam and

Cambodia.

The Colony of Cochin-China is divided into seven large provinces, comprising in

all 21 inspections. Except Saigon, which is the capital of Cochin-China and at

the same time of the province of Giadinh, the other chief towns bear the names of their

respective

vast plain with provinces, Bienhoa,

small hills on the Mytho,

West andChaudoc, and Hatien.

some mountains on theTheEastcountry

and North;is a

the three highest are Batlen 884 metres, Baria 493 metres.-and the Mai Mountains 550

and

and the 600 metres

Donnaiinriver.

height.TheThelowerprincipal

partsrivers are the two are

of Cochin-China Vaicd, the Saigon

wrinkled withRiver,

small

creeks or arroyos, giving easy and rapid communication to all parts of the country. Of

late several canals have been opened. The magnificent river

from the Thibetan mountains, after running through different territories, crosses Mekong, which descends

Cambodia, enters the lower provinces of Cochin-China, by two branches, and empties

itself into the Cua

Oua Cochien, ChinaDinh-an,

Sea by andfive Cua

largeBassac.

outlets, called, respectively, Cua Tieu, Cua Balai,

The principal product of Cochin-China is rice. It is planted in almost every

province except some of the northern districts. In the last 20 years the number

ofrubber,

hectares

fish,cultivated has almost

fish-oil, hides, pepper,doubled.

timber, kapok,After rice,

cotton,thedried

chief shrimps,

exports and are maize,

copra’

The

The Hevea Brasilicnsis has been extensively cultivated during the last tenexport

years.

rubber is nearing 20,000 tons per annum. China grass, sesamum, palma-christi, indigo,of

acreage planted amounts approximately to 250,000 acres, and the average

saffron, gum-lac, sapan wood and cinchona also exist in fairly large quantities, with

several other minor productions.

The principal salt pits are in the province of Baria. The forests contain large

quantitieswhich

amongst of finemaytimber

be named and elephants,

abound with game oftiger,

rhinoceros, nearly

deer,every

wild'description,

boar, and

eland, while amongst the feathered game the peacock,

(or wildcock), pheasant, etc., may be mentioned. The- rivers and creeks swarmpartridge, snipe, jungle withfowl

fish of every description, and alligators abound in some.

The country being very tranquil, the garrisons have been considerably reduced

not

nativeonlysoldiers

in Saigon

sufficebutto also in the the

maintain provinces,

securityandof now a few hundred

the inhabitants French and

of Cochin-China

and Cambodia. The Annamites are a race devoted principally

are not so industrious as the Chinese and are indifferent traders. The Chinese to agriculture; they

have the largest proportion of the trade in their hands.

and The whole of the French possessions are the nowprotectorates

comprised under ofandthe title ofLaos,

Indo-China,

and consist

Cambodia, of the

andColony of Cochin-China,

the leased territory of Quoang-tschou-wan, Tonkin,

are under theAnnam,

control

ofis administered

a Governor-General, who usually resides in Tonkin. The Government

by a Governor, who is assisted by a Privy Council composed of all the of Cochin-China

Heads of Departments as official members and several unofficials. The Colonial

Council of Cochin-China, some of the members of which are elected by the residents,

consists of 24 members, ten of whom are natives. In the various arrondissements,

B140 COCHIN-CHINA—SAIGON

moreover, Councils have been introduced composed entirely of natives. The towns of

Saigon and Cholon are ruled by Municipal Councils, the members of which bodies are <

partly French and partly native. The Chamber of Commerce at Saigon is also an officia, j

body electedandbyChinese,

foreigners, the merchants

but in 1896 and leaders ; formerly.it

its .constitution was composed

wias altered and it isof now

French,

an j

exclusively French and native body.

Following on irrigation works a great number of concessions have been granted, I

especially in 1899 and 1900, by the' Colonial Council of Cochin-China, some to

villagers,

according some to settlers.

to their The fields granted

progress, commencing to European

by one-fifth at the endsettlers

of thearefifth

onlyyear,

taxedto ||

which

Conseilis added another one-fifth at the end of each of the following four years. The

HarbourSuperieur, in November,

which involved 1900, adopted

an estimated a schemeof flO,394,000

expenditure for the improvement

(£415,760).ofASaigon

quay 31

1,091 metres (3,578 feet) long was constructed on the right bank of the river, and a series |

of 11 warehouses 25 metres (82 feet) broad and 90 metres (290 feet) long was erected,

thus

were making

built inafront

total and

surface

at theof back

24,225of square metres (250,600

the warehouses, and thesquare

line offeet).

railwayKailroads

leading

thereto was onconnected

established with ofthetheMytho

the left bank river inandorder

Cholon

that Railways.

vessels mightAbout 20 buoyson were

be moored that J|

side as well as on the. right bank, arid a bridge,’level with the ground, was Milt in '

continuation of the street Called rue d’Adran. A postal line of French steamers has J

been

ment established

of Indo-China.between

A bigBangkok

wirelessandplant

Singapore, with ina subsidy

was erected 1923. Therefrom are

the six

Goverxi-

steel-

towers each 780 feet high, and 4 smaller ones, each 390 feet

with the -latest apparatus, is ohe of the most powerful in the world. high. This plant, replete

SAIGON

Saigon, the capital of Cochin-China, is situated on the Saigon ri ver, a tributary !

of the 40Donnai,

about miles' infrom

lat. Cape

10 deg.St.50James

min. N.,and and long. 104 todegthe22 largest

is accessible min. E.vessels.

It is ;

Since its occupation by the French the climate has undergone a very favourable I

pools, marshes, etc. The town! presents a fine appearance, the roads and thorough-of j!

change, Owing to sanitary works in the town, such as drains, the filling up

fares being broad and regular. Amongst the public buildings ‘thfe ‘ GfovCrnnient

House is the and

construction mostdecoration.

remarkable;The several

othermillions

prominent of francs

publichave been spent

buildings are theupon its i ^

Palace

ofCatMdrale,

the Lieutenant-Governor,

the Custom House; the “ Direction de ITnterieur,’’ the Treasury, thela

the handsome and imposing Post Office on the Place de

Land Office, Public Works Department, the Schools, the Supreme Court and the

“Hotel

Military Hospital is(Town

de Ville” a fine andHall), the costbuilding,

handsome of which as arewasalsoover

theFrancs

Arsenal,2,000,000.

Barracks, Theand i:

.Artillery Park. Two fine buildings have lately Been erected, these being the Banque

de

alsoITndo-Chine and the

a stately Gothic Hong Kong

Cathedral of largeandproportions,

Shanghai inBankingfront ofCorporation.

which has beenThere erectedis j; I

the statue of Monseigneur Pigneau de Behaine, bishop of Adran, one of the first French >

missionaries Who came to Cochin-China in the last century. A fine bronze statue of jj

Gambetta

Gamier onstands in the “ Jardin

the Boulevard Bonnardde lainVille.”

front ofThere

the are two other

theatre, statues—one

and another, that ofof Francis

Amiral 11| h

Rigault

gardens, the “Jardin de la Ville/’ which is maintained at the expense ofpublic

de Genouilly, on the Rond Point Rigault de Genouilly. Saigon has two the ;

Municipality,

was inauguratedandinthe1900,

Botanic

is a and Zoological

remarkable Garden.

building erected Theat municipal

a cost of theatre,

over which

2,000*000 fr. j I]

There is good docking accommodation. The Bassin de Radoub, capable of receiving the

largest men-of-war, is one of the finest docks in the world, and there are two floating lifts.

Two petroleum godowns built by the Government are situated at Each DoS, on theBanks- •

 SAIGON B141

ofoverthe400,000

Saigoneases.

RiverThe

(half-way to the town), j They are said to be large enough to

agents pf Messrjs. Sainuel Co., of London, have buiit two petro- reeeive

leum tanks at Nhabe, at the point where tlje Saigon River flows into the Donna'i. Tho

largestof these is estimated to receive 2,800 cubic metres (81,190 cubic feet) of oil- There

are (without

natives. reckoning the troops) over 8^000 Europeans a,pd over tOP,000 Asiatic s or

trips. Easy communicationtwice

The M.M. steamers call a monthwith

is afforded at Saigon on their homeward

the principal towns of the and territory

outward

either by subsidized mail steamers or railway. There is a railway with Mytho, Lien

Hoatheand8thbeyond,and

on with Hoe

of March, 1902, overMon

the and

riverLaithien.

of Saigon,Theputting

bridgeinof direct

Linh-Loi was inaugurated

communication the

two rives des fleurs. It is a swing bridge and is of a total length of 276 metres, supported

by 6 piles {en n^acpnnerie et d 2-culees).

All tke ; principal

communication, tpw.ns ofcable

and a submarine Cochin-China

unites the possess telegraphic

Colony with and Haiphong,

Singapore, telephonic

Hongkpng, Amoy, etc. T}»e Wireless Station, situated in the village of Lhu-To, between

Saigon and Cholon, is one of the most important in the- Far;East and communicates

directly

eflicient; with Baris. Thecanpostal

correspondence organization

be sent of theall Colbny

daily to almost parts of isthevery complete and

country.

D141EC1TORY

M.M. Rene Robin, Gbuverpeur General de ITndochine -mi

Yves Chatel, secretaire general

Le Prevost, directeur du cabinet

Domec, directeur du personnel

Gaetan, Lieutenant d’lnfanterie Coloniale, oilicier d’ordonnance

Turpaud, attache an cabinet

Nicolai, chef du Secretaire Particular

COCHINGHINE Secretaire Particulier qq M. Lespinas.se,

M.deM.IbrePierre Redaeteur des Services civ ils

classeAndre Pages, GPhverneur

des Colonies, Gouverneur

Chef

ad mdui nisBureau

t rateu du

r adPersonnel—M

j o i 11 b d e' 1 e re .e-Du

1 as sofour,

de la Cochinchine

Beneyton, Administrateur de ] ere clause Chef du Bureau de la Presse—hi. E.

des Services Civils.de ITndochine, in- Marquis

specteur des Aflaires Politiques et du Deputation

Travail Administrateur de lere cl^sse

Striedter,

des ServicedesCivils Depute—M. E. Outrey

Inspecteur iAffairesde Politiques

1’lndochine,et

CONS^IL COLONIAL

ad m i nis t rativ es Conseillers ehis Erangais—M. ,M. Matlpeu,

Brasey,

ServicesAdministrateur de lerp classe

Civils de l ludochine, des

DiiecteurLabnsthe, de Lacheviotiere, Blanchard,

des Bureaux du Gquverriemept Uuiileinet, Le Quang

Siippleants—M. Trinb

Barbaiison M. Courtinat, Biqdeur,

Cabinet du Gouverneur Conseillers eius indigenes — M. M. Bui,

Quang-Chieu. Nguyen-Van-team, Tran-

Chef de Cabinet—M. 'il.'Mauyfgp Lanviere, Trubng-Vifin-Duy,

Van-khg, Ee - Quang - Liem ;dit Bay-

Nguyen-Plain-Long,

administrateur

Chef dc Cabinet de Seme

adjoint- -- elhsse

M. P. J. Kresser, Huyaih - Ngpc -14 Kuan, Pi b -1) uy - Kien,

administfateur adjoint de 3cme ciasse Nguyen-Dan g-Lieug

B142 SAIGON

Suppleants— M. M. Tian-Van-Sang, Cao- %eme Bureau

Trieu-Phat Chef de Bureau—M.

Dei.egue de la Chambre Bureau de lere cl. Chiarasini, chef da

Chef

Tai de la lere Section—M. Duong Tan

de Commerce

Titulaires—M.M. Orsini, Charles, Truong- Chef de la 2e Section—M. Gaultier, chef

de Bureau de lere classe

V an Ben

Suppleants

Sang — M. M. Messner, Tran-van- Seme Bureau ■

President—M. Mathieu Chef de Bureau—M.

Bureau de le Chevalier, Chef de

classeCord’homme

Vice - Presidents

Nguyen-Phan-Long — M. M. Labasthe et Chef de Section—.\l.

Secretaires—M. M. Courtinat et Tran- J+hne Bureau

van-Kha Chef

Delegues be la Chambre leredeclasse

Bureau—M. Jude, chef do Burean

d’Agriculture Chef de Section—M. Truong Van Ngot

Titulaires—M. M. Laurent Gay, Huynh- 5eme Bureau

Ngoc-Binh

Suppleants—M. M. Charles Pham, Tran- Chef de'Bureau—M. Cremazy, chief de

Bureau de hoi s classe

Quang-Chieu

Secretaire

ministrateur Archiviste

adjoint—desM.Services

Bailly, Civils

Ad- 6eme Bureau

de ITndochine Chef de Bureau—M. Nadal, Controleur

des Contributions Directes de lere cl.

Conseil Prive Biblioiheque et Archives

President — M. Le Gouverneur de la Conservateur — M. Saint Marty, Con-

Cochinchine

Membres : servateur hors clasSe des Archives et

M.laM.division

Le General de division Commandant Bibliothkjues

de Cochinchine-Cambodge

Le Procureur-general, pres la Cour d’appel Chambre 74iieet4i4;

Commerce

P.O.Boxhe 196;Saigon—

Saigon des Bureaux du Gouverment Telephs.

LedeDirecteur AdrChammerce, Saigon; Codes:A.Z.edn.

Cable

ITngenieur en Chef de la CirconscriptioiL Fra,ncaise, Lugagne 1929, Cogef Lu-

des Travaux Publicset Guif- gagne,

Territorialetitulaires—Brandela Veslot, A.B.C.Scott’s,

4e, 5e, Watkins’,

6e edn.,

Conseillers

fray, Tran-Trinh-Trach et Luong-Khac- Bentley’s,

Kendall’s

Lieber’s,

et General Telegram-Com-

Linh binaisonPublications:

Pierron, Acme, et Na-

Conseillers suppleants — A. Vielle et tional. Radio Quotidien

Richaud Archiviste—if. le chef du des

Secretaire cial,

Changes, Radio Quotidien Commer-

Bulletin Quotidien, Bulletin Bi-

Cabinet du Gouverneur de la Cochin- mensuel,

chine

Statistiques Commerciales An-

nuelles, Proces-Verbaux de seance

Hon. Presidents — M. Bergier, B. Gar-

Bureaux du Gouvernement riguenc,

Ducroiset,J. A.Guyot de laet Pommeraye

Darles A. Martini L.

Local President—E. Lacaze

Directeur des Bureaux—M. Erase,v, ler Vice-President—A. Champanhet

administrateur

civil s de le classe des services 2er Id. —A. Richaud

Chef du Service des affaires economique Tr^sorier—C. Orsini Ben

Secretaire—Truong-van-

etstrateur

ad ministrati ves—M.

de 2A classe des Butel,

Servicesadmini-

Civils Membres Titulaires Francais—R. Du-

Chef du service financier—Fricquegnon, chateau, E. Gelbert, L. Guiffray, H.

chef bureau hors classe des Services Lamorte,

J. RobertR. Lemoult, A. Messner et

Civils Membres Titulaires Annamites—Ngu-

ler Bureau yen-van-Sam, Tran-van-Sang

Chef de Bureau—M. Portoukalian, admin- Membres

Denoueix Suppleants—A. G uyonnet, C.

istrateur

Chef de la adjtr.Section—M.

lere de 3e cl. Vanel Membres Cofrespondants—H. Reich, J.

Chef de la 2e Section—M. Tran Thien Ty Mazet,

Chapelle A. Brunet, L. Berthet et C.

 SAIGON Bl4£

Secretariat Membres Indigenes — M. M. Dang-Van-

iJan, lluynh-Ngoc-Binli, Le-Thuan-fcioa

Secretaire-General—J. Madon Le-Thuan-Hoa, Le-Van-'l'o, Tran-r

Chef du Secretariat—il. Cavillon Quang-Chieu et Truong-Dai Luong

Secretaires Adjoints—M. Thomaehot et L. Mernbres

Scotto

Steno-dactylographe—Mme. Gott-Ohatel Secretariat—M. Ballous Suppleants—M.

et Gressier M. Boy, Gouty,

Druz,secretaire

Administration, de la Justice en Administration des Provinces

Indochine Baclieu — Briere d Wsle, administr. de

Directeur — A. Habert 2e classe

Cqur cVAppel de .Saigon Baria—Esquivillpn, administr. de classe lere

ler President—Dain

Presidents de Chatnbre—Nizet, Mabille Bentre—Giraud-Gilliet,adminr. de 2e classe

Conseillers — De Bozario, Crosnier dfe Bienhoa—Monlau,

Briant, Gaudin, D6-huu-Tri, Motais, Cantho—N e vaiihetas, id. id.

id.

id.

Walraud, Camavaggio, Jaunguelliex-, Chaudoc—Valiat, id. id.

' Nepveur et Weill Cholon —Striedler id. id.

Greffier en Chef—Grimaud Giadinh— Borland, id. lere id.

Procureur General—Bouiayne id. id,

Avocats Generaux—Potier, de St. Michel Gocong—G ri maid,

Hatien—Landron, id. id.

Dunezat er, Motais de Narbonne Longxuyen—Maillard, id. id.

Substituts Generaux—Leonard!, Disses et Mytho—Bussiere, id. id.

M oreau Rachgia—W olf, id. id.

id.

Secretaire General—Grisoli Sadec—Royer, id.

Tribunal de lere Instance de Saigon adminr. de classe

Preside nt—Boy er Soctrang—Rivoal, id. lere id.

Vice-id. — lere Weil et Seine Legay Tanan—Bartoli, id. 3elere id.

Juge d’Instruction—Lavau Tayninh—Vilmont, id. 2eme id.

id. id.

Avocat General—Lafrique Thudaumot—Erard, id. le id.

Procureur de la Republique - Collet Travinh— M arty, id, 2e id.

Vinhlong—Petit,

Substituts—Turemia, Rond, Greffier et Cap St. Jacques—Rochd, id. lb id.

Tilmont

Justice Paix, Saigon Region de Saigon-Cholon

Juge de Paix—Sevre M. M. Mossy, Administrateur de la Region

Greffier—Dumont pi

Avocats-defenseurs, Saigon

Foray, Gallois-Montbrun, Girard, Cazeau MembresConseil d’Administration

Frezouls,ConLambert,

Lef e v re, d am y, PeLacouture, rrand, Darigade,titulaires

ti n, V abois, FeDussOn- franyais — M. M.

Ohante, Richaud, Lemoult

Vivies, Beziat, Dubreuil, Curre, Cant Membres suppleants

Bardouillet, Oaffort, —Joly

M. M. Audouit,

cielleri, Quintrie-Lamothe, Jacquemar, Membres titulaires annamites — M. M.

Desgurnd, Apananh, Regjhia, Beoguieri, Nguyen - Minh - Chieu, N guyen - Dang -

Couget, de Coulhac,

Gonon, Guermeur, ParisGiacolbi,

et TriconGallet, Membres

Lieng, Truong-Van-Ben, Le-Van-Luu

Huissiers—Sicot, Cocogne et Cazenave suppleants

Ha-Minh-Dua, annamites — iVTran-

Tran-Vau-Kiem, I. M.

Notaires—Fays, Bauge et Mathieu Van-Sang, Tran-Thai-Nguyen

Membre titulaires Chinois—M. Du-Xuong

Chambre d’Agriculture de la Membre suppleant Chinois—M. Luu-Canh

Gogh inchine (Indochine)

Bureau—M. M. Chene (president),Nguyen- Ville de Saigon

Tan - Due, Truong-Van-Ben

(tresorier), ( vice - president),(secretaire)

Haasz Dr. Biaille de Langibaudiere, Maire de la

Ville

Membres Francais—M. M. Barthe, Oaussin, Besnier, ler Adjoint

Combot, Lagarde, Mariani, Newman, Giacobbi, 2eme Adjoint3eme Adjoint

Nguyen Minh-Chieu,

Pham et Philip

El 4 4 SAIGON

FiLLE UE CllOLON Bourit,

Section)Institeur de lere cl. (chef d®

Mazet,

Mimicipale President de la Commission Bizot, proffesseur ppal. 2ere cl. de I’Enseigt.

Bardodillet, ler Adjoint .Primaire (chef de Section)

Nguyen Dang-Lieng, 2eme Adjoint

Dn-Xuong, 3eme Adjoint Lycse Pktri:s Truonq Vinh Ky

Valen90t, Prof, agrege Ppal. hors el

Conseill Municipal de Saigon proviseur

Gioan, Louis, prof, li'cencie ppal. hors.

Mai re—Biaill'e de Langibaiidiere'

ler A

2rne- Lacombe, prof. ppal. 3 cl. de i’Enserg.

.line A(Adjoint—Nguyen-Minh-Chieu

I joi nt—Giacobbi Primaire - Surveillant general — Mahe,

Membres titulaires fraii9ais — M. M. sous-Econofne ppal. 2e cl. Econome

Pargotre,

Audouit, Casati, Darrigade, Ganbier, f Cadre Metropolitam

Boeuf. Tbomacbot, Vernier, Didier et Mpae. des

Gioan, prof, de Dessin de 3me classe

Membres suppleants

Haasz, Danis, Vidal et Baaderfran9ais — M. M. (ie pnal. de des

Lycees 2me;Icanes

cl. Filles :

prof, cer.ti-

Membres annamites—M. M.Nguyen-Dinh- Mine. Tissot) prof,

Bui-Quang- cl., Prof, lic. de lere cl. adjoint d E.P.S. do 4me

Quat, Tang-Quang-Di,

'Iri, Ha-Minh-Dua et Nguyen-Van-Vang Gaudry, ppal. 23 cl. de P’Enseigt. Priraaire prof.

Inst. 33' cl., iritegre comrrve

Services Agricoles de Cochinchine Vo Van Lua, Mignon, prof.prof.

lie. delie.lere

33 cl.cl.

Ib^enieur de J lere classe—Belencie Fougeroht,

(ler ordre), prof. lie. ppab d®del^r2me

prof, de college ® oh cl.

Cadastre rt Topographie Chambon, prof. d'E.P.S. de la Seine de

lere cl. prof. ppal. de lere cl.

Chef de Service, Ingdnieur-Geometres Marquis, Cadillon, prof, cert ill ppal. de lere cl.

principal—Dupont

Verificateur, Ing.-Geom. principal—Merit Tboeik, prof.prof, cert. ppal. de 33 cl.

Ingepieur-Gdpmetres hors classe—Veron, Boninegous, Gaudry, prof, ppahdedelere 2e chch

Gregoire

Font Bunel, Lembtey, Cousine et

Ingenieurs - Geomctres — Pham(Adrian), Cadre Local

- Ngpc- Mine Dubois, prof. ppal. dfe 2me cl. du ler

Chieu, Susini,

Pham- Ngoc-Thuan, Lautret,Quilici

Peysson degr3 prof. lie. ppal. hors cl.

(Fran9ois), Ourgaud,

Condamine, Dupont, Mo not et —Vrot Nguyen-Thanh-Giung,

Ingenieurs;

Mine!, Geometres

Nicolas, Thomas, adjoints Brisse,

et Klein-de Lc-Van-Kiem, prof. lie. prof.

de Inielie.cl.de 2rne cl.,

peter (lere classe); Farges,Mazot

Cosseron, Dang-Minh-Trii,

Dubois prof. ppal. prof.

hors lie.ch3educl.ler deg.

Villenoisy (2eme classe); RouSselat (3e

. classe); Breton et Symphorien(stagiaire) Gros, prof, ppal. de lere ch du ler deg.

Service

diili, de'desVilleiieuve,

Bureaux -Bonnefond,

Marie et Taihby Moran- Mignon,

Vo Van Lua,prof,prof,

licencee

lic. dede3elemecl.cl.

Cudenet, prof, technique de l3re cl.

Nguyen- Van

du 1 or degr(i Duycn, prof. ppal. de 2me ,cl.

SERVICE DE L’ENSEIGNEMENT Feray, surveillant d’internat 4ede cl.4me cl.

EN COCHINCHINE Loupy, surveillant d’internat

Personnel Contractuel et Subalterne

Direction Locale Titus, cOrlcierge

Georges Taboulet, professeur de l&re Mme. Domenjool, Lingiere ournalier

de Fenseignement superieii!•, chefclasse

local

du service

chine de I’enseignement en Cochin- Egole Primaire Supperieure

Revm taget, Inspecteiir

Inspect,eur en chef detitulaire de 2e cl.

PEnsoigaiemehl Francaise de Garcons

Pmnaireprofesseur

Vittori, en Cochinchide

ppah hods ch dh Cadre Mitropolitain

I’Enseignemeut Primaire (chef de Rivertigat,, prof. certifi3 ppl. de directeur

Bureau) (en cong3)

 SAIGON B145

Talbot, prof, de 2eme classe de I’Enst: Surveillautcs

primaire (en conge)

Mile. Naudin, prof, de l&me elassfe de 1’Enst. Mines.

primaire

Bougeard, Melles. Reynaud, Leper-

vanclie, De Liixer. Board, Cadet

Coste, Suballerne.

prof,prof. d’E.N.

certiiie ppal.dehors.

led.,cl.integre com me

Mmes. Besseyre des ilorts (ling&re)

Cadre Local mand (femme de charge)

Mile. Lebrurn (inlirmiere)

Mme'.i Pradeau, prof, licencie So cl. Deslys (concierge)

Tey lin, institutuer de Seel, inlegre comme

l)rof. ppal.

Luciani, 3

instituteur Applique

de 4e cl., integre J. G. Besson, directeur-inspecteur

coaime prof, de 2e dl. dedEnseigt

Mme. Bonnadieu, prof. ppal. hors. cl. de 1SL et Mme. Bali,ck chef d’Ateleir

Huynh-dink-Tuu,

1’Enseigt

Boeuf, prof. ppl. de Lors cl. d

primaire Ecole des Mecaniciens AsiatiquEs

Mines. Dejean De La Batie, prpf. ppal. de Rosel, ingenieur mecanicien en chef de la

3e cl. de 1’Enst. primaire

Martin, prof, de eeme dassse (en conge) Favier, marine,suryeillanr

directeurgeneral

Barrelet, surveillaut d’internat 4e cl.

Personnel Contractuel et Subalterne Lemarine, Gofi, premier-maitre

prof, techniquemecanicien de la

Bonlle, prof, deprof,

Mile. Croyal, chant, et musique

de steno-dactylo .Noydj. maitre ppl. mecanicien jde la marine,

chef d'atelier

Lagarde, chef d’atelier

College de Myi-ho | Couliet, premier-maitre mecanicien de la

Preton, prof, de College de 3e cl. integre Toullec, marine,maitre

d’atelierelectricleh

de forge de la marine

comme

directeurprof, licencie ppal. de lere cl. Constantin, chef d’atelier dleiectrcitii .

Personnel, EnseUjnant Cours Ing. Mecanipian Qharge de

Ylzer, repetiteur de 5e cl.- des Lycees; Lauthier, directeur usine Electrique

= integre comme prof. lie. 3e cl.

Cuillard, Saigon, charge dp Cours Electricite

conge) maitre llepetiteur de 3e cl. (en Therene, ler. maitre mecanicien (machine

et vapeur)

College de Cantho Corre, ler. maitre journalier, surveillant

d’internat

| Talat, Gabriel, prdf dfE-'NL de 2e cl.— Fcole Pratique d’Industrie de

Directeur

Saigon

Ecole Xoumalk l’InstItutEuEs Rosel, ingenieur mecanicifen en chef de la

f^evertegat, Insp. priraaire 3e cl. integre lEtienblad, marine, directeur

coiflme 1 prof.' ’certifie ppal. Lors cl.V provost Garre, Legoff, Robert et Yicart,

• (jiiiecjipt

Mm. »‘ 1 Malleref, fprfeilles, Mme.

Taiflaae,

: . Cas^ova Ecole Maternelle de Saigon

Mme. Baudet, instutrice de Ire classe,

Eoole Normale d’Insituteurs directrice

Fillies Francaises Ecoles Primaires de Saigon

Administration . Hoaran, prof, principal hors cl. directeur

I) Mme. Baudrit, directrice M. Martin, prof. ppal. 2e classe

Mme. Esperiqudte; Stirveil)'an4!;e geidrale

| Melle. Paulmar', econome hi contrat Ecoles Primaires Provinciales

('llr (iegre) Baclieu

Mmes. Lemaire, Bourguet, Fontaine, Guirand, instituteur de 4e classe

Hattior, Aspar, R-asario

EnseignieThentts SpecicMx, Baria et Cap St. Jacques

Mmes. Boulle (musique), Gott (steno- Louis, prof. ppal. 36re classe, directeur

dactyl©) ■ Mme; Boisson, prof. ppalU 2e'classe

B146 SAIGON

ADMINISTRATION DES DOUANES Inspecteur—Digo

ET REGIES DE LTNDOOHINE Chefs de Bureaux—

Personnel—Theron

Sous-Direction de Cochinchine Service Central Budget—Madon

Exploitation Postale—Mazoyer

Exploitation Eleetrique—Ozoux

Sous- Directeur- M. Chauvin

Inspecteur s^dentarie—H. Borland Comptabilite Articles d’argent—Allou-

Inspecteurs di vision naries — Tollard et Service che technique—Insp. Demariaux

Castanet Batiment & Mobilier—Lacoste

Chef du Bureau Central et du personnel—

Collet

Chef du ler Bureau (Douanes)—Montan

de duNarbonne Bureau de Poste

Clief 3e Bur. (Comptabilite)—Delaunay Saiyon^—Gentral

Sous-Chefs id. —Rocbon et Gambini

Chef du 4e Bureau (Contentieux) — Receveur-Comptable—Gros-Burdet

Pantalacci Gholon

Receveur

Chef de laComptable—Deyme

visite—Mayrorgue Receveur—Timmermans.

Y^rificateurs—A. Poulain, Jacob de Cor- Mytho

demoy, Bouscaren

Verificateurs adjointset intemaires—Dusol,

Duchamp Receveur— Trioreau

Riolacci(Jacques), L’Admiral, Ferchaud, Cap St. Jacques

Citrate - Prouchandy,

Isidore, Haberlay, Moulin, Robert, Receveur—v Bouchon

Blanc, Sabatier,

Mathieu Ghaudoc

Brigade des Bears des Magasine de Receveur—Nguyen van pat

Xom-chiev, Vinhlong

Chef de Brigade—Levezai Receveu r—Picolet

Chef Magasin No. 1—Lebel Gantho

Id.

Id. 3—Pignolet

5—Nedel de Fresne

Id. 7—Ricord Receveur —Poirion

Id. 8—Michel ot

Id.

Id. 9-Deffis

10—naliois-Montbrun CIRCONSCRIPTION TERRITORIALE

Id. 11—Valmont DES TRAVA0X PUBLICS DE

Brigade des Bears des Magassins des COCHINCHINE

Messageries-Maritimes

Chef des Ecors—Rozier Bureau d*e l’Ingenieur en Chef

Chef deId.la .Section A.—Claude

B.—Andre A. Favier, ingenieur en chef

Id. C.—Gueret L. chef ing. ppl., adjoint a ITng. en

Juneau,

Chef de la Brigade Active—Vet E. chef

Grisoli, adjoint technique principal

Chef de

Sous-Chef la Brigade du

Id. Port—VVallerim

Jauffiet de bureau

Chef de la BrigadeId.des Riz—Ploute

—Laurette J. Baillif, surveillant principal adjoint au

Sous-Chef chef de bureau

Regisseur General de la Manufacture d P. deRussier, ing. des T.P.E. chef de bureau

la comptabilit4 centrale

Opium—De Dexempele

de la Flottile—L. Clerc J.R. Leaudri,

Chef des Ateliers Courrnier,adj. techn. ppl.id.Comp. Centr.

R. Hornu, id.

F. Fraissard,desing.

Autoscontractuel, charge de=

DIRECTION DES POSTES TELE- C.controle Tufernet, surveillant ppl.

GRAPHES ET TELEPHONES

DE ITNDOCHINE

ClRCONSCRIPTION DU. SUD DE Arrondissement du Oontrole

l’Indochine E. Bourgeois, ingr., chef de service p.i.

Sous-directeur, Chef de Service—Peyret C. Autouelli, ingenieur

charges de service adjoint T.P.E.

anti-malarieu

 SAIGON Bl47

P. Martin, ingenieur adjoint, verification Division de l’Exploitation du Port

du projets

A.deAcker,

eh. deing.

fer T.P.E.

et charge de controle H.Bez,

tramways Taxes

maitre de port ppal. contr. des

Nguyen-van-Chien, ingenieur adjoint p.i. de Saigon E. Pedel, Lt. de Port, capitaine de Port

’ charge du contrdle des D.E.E. Y. Le Guyader, maitre de port ppal.

Arkondissement de l’Est F. lieutenant

Pelletier, de port id.p.i. de Saigon

P. Franceschi,

N. Lemaitre, maitre deid.port

E.F. Casanova,

Maslin, ing.ing.,ppal. chef de service

chef de Bureau J. Pepino, id.

L. Ciavaldini, adjoint technique chef de A. Bodonin, maitre de port principal

A.subdivision

Larnarche, deingehieur,

Bienhoa chef de subdiv. maitre de port p.i. de Cholon

de materiel a Giadiuh Service du Pilotage

A.subdivision

Autonetti, surveillant

de Tayninhprincipal chef de Old, chef du service

A. Both, ingenieur chef de subdivision de C.Conseil d’Administration de Port de Com-

Thudaumot merce de Saigon

Arrondissement de l’Ouest Mine. A. Tourniaire, Agent journalier,

Lun-vang-.Lang, ing. ppl. chef, de service Steno-dactylo graphe

L. Bopibu, adjt.-tech. ppl. chef du bureau

A.division

Acker, deing.Chojon

des. T.P.E. chef de sub- MABINE EN INDOCHINE

B. Cros, ing., chef de .sub Mytho ,

P. Tagnet, survt. ppal. adjt. au chef de Demotes-Mainard, Cap taine de Vaisseau

sub Mytho

E. Mellet, ing T.P.E. chef de sub. de commandant la marine en Indochine

Ghaudoc

Tang-diec-Thanh, ing. adjt. T.P.E. chef de Etat-Major du Commandant

sub de Bentre de la Marine

J, Benac, ing.-adjt. contr., chef de sub Robert, capitaine de Frigate, chef dEtat

Soctruag Major

L. Bousseau, survt. ppal.. chef de sub Blanchard, Capitaine de Corvette, Sous-

Traninh clief de Etat Major

E. Louguyen

Me vault, ing. chef de sub Bacligia- Gousset, lieutenant de vaisseau charge du

service transmissions

Minot, ingenieur mecancien de lere classe,

Arrondissement des Batiments chef du service machines

Civils Leroy, officier de lere classe des equipages

L. Chauchon, architecte, contr. chef de de la Flotte, chef du secretariat

B.service

Lagarde, surveillant, ppal., comptable Unite Marine a Saigon

A.Nguyen

Friche,Duy

architect,

Kiem,redaction

adjoint des projets Faucon, capitaine de corvette comman-

technique, dant 1’unite marinede etlere

directeur

classe,du port

A.redaction des projetsppal. execution 'et Thibaud, ofticier

Blanc, surveillant equipages de la Flotte, adjoint des

survice des

F.M. Ciavaldini, travaux id.

Savery, id. Canonnieres de Biviere

Nguyen van Due, adj-tech., id. Boulay, Capitaine de Corvette, Comman-

Service du Controle des Automobiles dant le Group des canonvieres du Tonkin

F. Fraissart, ing^nieur-contractuel, charge DeetGoulet, la “ Vigilante”

lieutenant de vaisseau, com-

on controle des automobiles mandant lAvalanche

C. Infernet, surveillant ppal.

Barriere, lieutenant dele “Vaisseau,

Stourm, Commandant Bourdais ” Com-

Division des Travaux du Port. mandant le “ Mytho ”

L. Claude, sur. ppal. surveillant Loyer, lieutenant de Vaisseau, comman-

dant le “ Tourane ”

Bl48 SAIGON

Avisos SERVICES M1LITAIRES

Senes, Capitainede Corvette, commandant

la ■‘Marne” Division de Cochin-chine—

OeVaisseau,

Modelleccommandant

du Porzic,l’‘-lieutenant Cambodge

Alerte” de GdndralCommandant.—General PhilippoR

Mission Hy o rook a phiuu e Chef d’etat-Major—Comdt., Fichepain

Laperouse Service de Sante

Eobhe, capitaine de frigate, commandant Directeur du Service de tantd—Medecin

le “Laperouse”

Legrand, Ingenieuret laHydrographe

mission princi- Colonel Rousseau

pal, directeur technique de la Mission \ IlkME Regiment d’Infanteeie

Mouchez, Lieutenant Oe Yaisseau, Com- |

mandant 1’ “ Astroable ” Cqloniaee

Douguet, Lieutenant de Vaisseau, Com- I Colonel Commandant—Colonel

mandant l’“ Octant” Commandants de Bataillon —CorbelCadence

CONSTEUGTIONS NAVALES (chef de bataillon), Krieger etFrancois

Medecins Comdts.—Perreaux, Mace

Warned, ingenieur en chef de 2eme clause, i

directeur ingenieur de lere'classe sous- j Regiment de Trailleurs Annamites

Waeselynck,

directeur Colonel Commandant—Colonel

Maria, ing^nieur de 2eme classe Commandants de Bataillon —Landais

Quilichin

(chef de bataillon) et Marotel

Travaux Maritimes

Pavin, Ingenieur des Fonts et Chaussees, 5o. Regiment d’Artillerie Coloniale

directeur Colonel Commandant— Colonel Perney

Intexdaxce Maritime Commandan ts de Groupe—G roupe: Sondaz.

Alessapdri, commissaire en che, de 2eme et(lieut.-col. Carrel (chefs d’escadron),

commandant de Descormes

la place de

classe, directeur guerre du Cap-Saint-Jacques)

DeipHe, commissaire de l erede classe,

des approvisionnements la flottechefet .|

subsi,stances Aviation—Escadrille No. 2

Masselot, commissaire de lere classe, chef CapitajneCommandant—Capitaine

du service de la solde Picard

Major

major deparGarnisoh

interim —•Capitaine Roqge,.

Service de Sante Directeur d’Artillefie—Colonel Le-Meut

Dupin, medecin en chef de 2eme classe, i Sous-Directeur—Lieut.-Cokmel Foinat

Directeur des Services de 1’Intendance—

directeur Intendant Militaire Copin

Guyadcr, medecin dc lere classe, adjoint I

Andreis, pharmacien _ chimiste de lere ! Chef—Dorangeon; int. milit. de le classe

classe Id. —Leduc, intend!, milit. de'2e classq

3 a r is * Association des Exportatkc rs Francais

Mei yah pao sienhung sze de Riz de SAtdo^r, (Chamhre de [Com-

AmGenei

eh ic axal Insurance:

Asiatic Underwriters, Inc., merce)-^P.O. Box 14; Ad: Tel. Assexporiz

car, Life, Fire,'Burglary,

Accident, Marine, Motor-

Plate-

glass, Baggage and Special Bisks —

r 50, Hue Letebvre; Teleph. 677; Cable Ad: Bank of East Asia^ Ltd., The — 4, Rue-

Underiters Georges Guyqeiper

Huynh Tai, Agent

Asia Life Insurance Co., Life Insurance P. K. Shek, sub-agent

—50,

Code: Rue

Acme Lefebvre;

and Cable AdMain

Bentley’s. : Asialife;

Office Wong Koon Wah do.

:

for the Orient: 17, the Bund, Shanghai Li Cb&k Tinj do.

 SAIGON B149

Banque de l’Indochine (Suceursale de Brasseries & Glacieres de lTndochine

(Societe Anonyme au Capital de

Saigon)

P. Gannay, Inspecteur General des $1,650,000)—Usines: a Saigon, Cholon &

Cautho (Cochinchine); Pnom-Penh

Succursale et Agence de le Banque (Cambodge); Tourane (Annam); Hanoi

de I’lndochine

I. Brandela, Directem* p.i. de la Suc- & Haiphong (Tonkin)

cursale

Directeur Adjt.—E. Bruno British Consulate (sete" Consulates)

Agence de BaUambang

J. Ohantrel, directeur p.i.

Agence de Cantko Chotirmall & Co., K.A.J. (Estab. 1875),

H. Gros, directeur p.i. Silk Merchants, Drapers and Ladies'

Agence de Pnompenh DressmakersCable

Catinant; — 28-30-32, New Codes:

Ad: Chotirmall; Rue

V. Labes, directeur, p.i. Acme, Bentley’s and A.B.C. 5th Edition.

Head Office:

Batavia, Singapore;

Sourabaya, Branches

Hongkong, Cantonin

. Banque de Saigon (Socicte Anonytne and Kobe

au Capital

Social : 26 ade32,Francs 50 000,000)—Siege

Rue Lefebvren, Saigon.

Bureau Administratif: 13, Rue Notre- CieEstAsiatique Asiatique

et Africaine [Dept —

Francais], SiamPlywood

Teak

Dame-des-Vietoires,

Haiphong et Hanoi. Paris.

Cable Ad:Agences

Saigon-a Wood, Cochinchina Woods,

bank Factory — Quai de la Marne (Saigon);

Telephs. 223 & 777; Cable Ad: Estasiatic

A. Champanhet, manager

R. Lemarie, assist, do.

Chartered Bank of India, Australia

and China—3, Rue Georges Guynemer; Compagnie du . Cambodge (Capital:

Cable

P. M.Ad:TanSpectacle

field, agent ' , 100,000,000

H. F. Morford, acct. Rue Barbet Francs)—Siege Social: 45,

G. P. Cooke,

A. O. Small, . do. sub-acct.

F. E. H. Goddard, do. Compagnie des Chargeurs IIeunis—15,

16A.et Brunet,

17, Quaiagent

Le Myre de Vilers

general

Hongkong & Shanghai Banking'. Cor- G.F. Cazeau, sous-agent

M. Toby, chef services maritimes

poration— Temporary Address: 11, R. Bigault, chef service trafic et

Place

Himalaya;Rigault de Genouilly;-Cable

Teleph. 52 Ad: comptabilite

C.J.A.S.W.Watson,

Ferrier,accountant

agent (actg.) R. Schmit, chef service passages

A.M. E.C. Crowe

Duncan ,M ^ ^1 Allatini

G. yernay Compagnie

Navigationded’Extreme Commerce- Orient, et de

Society

de Anony(Anciens

francs me au Capital de 30,000,b0(>-

Etablissements

Berthet

165, Rue& GatinCie., at;

Luoien,

CableImportateurs—

Ad: Lucebert; Allatini

Codes: Bentleyls. A.Z. 3e., Cogef Lugagne Boissy Mers deetChine)—Siege

Cie., et Cie. deSocial:

Cabotage des

12, Rue

Office in Paris: 32, Bd. Haussraann d’Anglas, Paris. Agences:

Marseille, Havre, Bordeaux, Haiphong,

Saigon et Pnompenh

Biedermann & Co., (Societe de Respons- Robert de Vogue, president du conseil

d’administration

abildte Limited au Capita) du Fr. 500,000) L. Launay, administrateur-ddlegue

Merchants—Saigon

Apsooies—Max Biedermann and Hanoiet ’Othmar A. Lis, administrateur

Speck F.D. Waespe,

Jessula, administrateur

id.

Employe:

H. Dick W. Neuenschwander et H. de’Ligondes, directeur general

H. Drouin, fondbde pouv-oirs

Bl50 SAIGON

Agencies Sales Dept.

Directory and Chronicle of R.H.Dot,Litou

Saigon manager

China, Japan, Malaya,

North Brit. Mercantile Insce. Co., Ld. etc.

Union Insurance Socy. of Canton, Inspectors—Porte, head sales

L. de la

Ld. Assurance Co., Ld.

Phoenix

ueensland Insurance Co., Ld. J. Marlin, P. Repiton-Preneuf, N.

cean Mutual

China Steamship Co.,Nav.

Steam Ld. Co., Ld. E.Hope, R. Fournier, J. Becot and

Bolton

Canard Steamship Co., Ld. Pnom Penh Inspectors—

Indo-China

Mansfield Steam Navigation C6., Ld.

Co., Ltd. G.Coroller

Manceron, J. Vieillard and Y.

Nippon YuWonuser

Sussman, sen Kaisha& Co. L. Baude de Dunnetat

Parfumerie Gelle Freres R. Aubery

Cigarettes Nationales Mme. M. L. Chanchorle

Asano Bussan Co. (Ciment) Mme. J. Yally

Courroies J. Lechat Mme. J. Ferraud

Philips & Pain (extincteurs Pyrene)

Etablissem^nts

Titan) Sulitzer (remorques ShippingA. Cremazy

Dept.

Compagnie Lilloise de moteurs Accounts Dept.

Ftablissements

Davey, BickfordBozel Maletra

& Smith M. Barbier

Dunlop Bubbor Co. J. Mitchell I Mile. A. Erhlich

Automobiles Benault M.

A Riotte

Caudron II R.P. Expert

Cote de Soux

Societtl du Domaine de Kebao. Mme. A, Boudouris | S. Martiny

(Anthracite,

Soci^te des Coal Mine)

Garages Charner

Cie. des Tutela

Hants Plateaux Indochinois Engineering Dept.

Soci^te d’Extreme-Orient F. N.Gaultier,

Griffin chief engineer

A. Didier I H. Lesagc

Compagnie Fonciere dTndo-chineSocial:

(Cap- V. Grenouillat J. Quirins

ital: 20,000,000 Francs)—Siege R. Labarre | P. Chabert

79-81, rue Bicaud, Correspondant a Correspondence Dept.

Paris, 9, rue d’Aguesseau J. Lop

Mme. M. Bottier

Compagnie Forestiere— 43,Indochinoise Mme. G. Robertson

Timber Merchants Boulevard Mme. M. Malin

Bonnard Nhabe Installation

C. Fichet, managing director A. Stock, installation manager

R. Bonnot (marine dept.)

Compagnie Fran^aise Ad: de Tdl.

Tramways— M. Barthelet | Ch. Tursan

138, rue PaulBlanchy; Tramindo

Ed. Boyer, ingenieur, e.c.p., directeur Compagnie Saigonnaise de Navigation

et de Transport (Societe Anonyme au

Compagnie Capital de 1,500,000 de Piastres Indo-

troles, Franco Petroleum- Asiatique

Productsdes— Pe-15, chinoises)—Siege Social et Direction de

I’Exploitation: Saigon: 5, Quai le Myre

Boulevard Norodom

E.M. J.J. Audiffret, general manager

Jansen, assist. do. do. de Vilers; Ad. Tel: Postage-Saigon.

J. Tricon, Agences: Mytho et Cantho (Cochin-

Mme. H. Mignot, private secretary chine), Phnom-Penh,Battambang,Kratie,

Stung-Treng (Cambodge); Khone, Pakes,

Indo-China Dept. Savannakek, Yien-Tiane et Luang-

L. Barme | H. Barue Prabang (Laos). Si&ge Social: 5, Rue

Mme. T. Julienne d’Athenes, Paris (9e)

 SAIGON B15I

Comptoirs Generaux de l’Indochine United States of

Lagrandiere; Teleph. 888 America—26, Rue

(Anciens Etablissements Jacque et Consul—Quincy F.Everett

RobertsScotten

Daurelle lieunis), Societe Anonyme

Capital de 20,000,000 de francs, Import- au Vice-Consul —W.

ation tons articles: Alimentation, Tissus, li

Metallurgie,

Hydrotherapie,Quincaillerie, Ferronnerie,

Manage, Machines El- Courrier DE Rue Saigon” Le, Journal

ectricite—Siege Social: 56 a 69, lineet quotidien—121,

Catinat, Saigon; Ad. Tel: Cogenindo P O.JeanBoxFaget,

Catinat;Teleph.

141 directeur

143;

Vorbaud. Administration Cetttrale et

Bureau d’achatSaigon,

Succursales: a Paris:Pnom-Penb,

17, Rue d’Astorg.

Hanoi, David & Co.,rice Ltd., A. B.—Exporters of

Haiphong, Tourane. Agences a Yinh, Indo-China Jute bags andandgeneral

produce; Importers

Nam Dinh, Cantho, Kampot et Battam- ofShipping merchandise.

and Insurance Agents—43/45

bang Rue

NassimChaigneau, Saigon; Cable Ad:

Oompagnie Franco-AmpIricaine d’Assur- A.F. H.B. David,

Jerrard,managing

director director

ance, General Insurance — 50, Rue G.A. A.Nassim

Caca,ce, | do.G. Lopp (Shipping)

Lefebvre; Teleph. 366; Cable Ad:

Framinsure.

Shanghai Main office: 17, The Bund, Agencies'.—

A. H. Tessier, District manager for Insurance:—

Indo-China Compagnie Generali d’Assurances,

Paris

CoMPAGNIE InDO ChIXOISE D’EQUIPEMENT Shipping:—

Industriel—Siege Social: Rue Turc South African Railways & Harbours,

Johannesburg

Ben Line Steamships, Ltd., Leith

CONSULATES Denis Freres dTndochine (SocMte

Belgium—26, Rue Lagrandie Anonyme: Capital $2,000,000), Import

and Export—Cable Ad: Referendis.

Head Office:

phong, Hanoi, Saigon.

Tourane, Agencies:

Pnom PenhHai-

Denmark Agencies

Consul — H. Thieullet, c/o Denis Llody’s

Freres dTndo chine Labonnages

Societe duFrangaise

Tonkin des Char-

Espagnk—Rue Amiral Page La Soci^te “ Le Tabac du Globe”

La Societe Indochinoise des Allumet-

tes de Benthuy (Annam)

Great Britain—Cable Ad: Britain Socony-Vacuum

Remington Typewriter Corporation

Co., New York

Consul-General—F. G. Gorton Comite des Assureurs Maritinies de-

Vice-Consul—A. Denholm Paris, Bordeaux, Le Havre

Italy Compagnie Cotiere de TAnn am

Vice Consul—Renzo Franceschini i General Accident, Fire and Life

Assurance Corporation, Ld.

Royal Exchange Assurance Cor-

Japan poration

South BritishMarine

Mitsubishi Insurance Co., Ld.

& Fire Ins.

Netherlands Co., Ld.

Norway—36b, Rue Georges Guynemer Descours et Cabaud, Produits Metal-

Portugal—Rue Amiral Page lurgiques (Soci6t6 Anonyme au

Capital de Frs. 100,000,000)—Sifegc

Social: Lyon (France). Succursale de

Siam Saigon: 1 Quai de Belgique ~T

Sweden Telephs. 83, 481 et 616; Cable Ad:

Descourfer

B152 SAIGON

Diethelm & Go.', Merchants, Commis- A. M. da Cruz, director

sion and Chartering Agents—29, A. D. Barrette

Quai d'e Belgique. Head Office: F.A. MlM.daBailey (Parrs)

Ortiz-, jnr.

Zurich. Branches : Singapore, Bang- CJ G. Rozario

kok, Penang[ & Haiphong Y. A. da Cruz

W. 11. 1 )iet!ie!m, partner (Zurieli) A. Roger

E. F. Meyeringh, do. J. Gueit

VV. Fullemann, rio. Agencies

H. Hirsbrunner Union Insurance Society

M. J. Sauer

A. Widmer Ltd. (Hongkong) (Fireof& Canton,

Marine)

P. W. Trouwborst Royal Exchange Assurance:(London)

W. Gubler (Marine)

Bankers

V. Frey (Sydney)Traders

(Fire, Insurance

Marine andCo.,Motor)

Ltd.

Agencies Compagnie d’Assurances

(Paris) (Marine) Generales

Java-China-Japan Line Asahi Marine and Fire Co., Ld.

Royal Paqket Steam Navigation (Tokio):

Co. (IK.P.M.) Nippon Marine Insurance Co.,

"Nederland” Royal Mail Line

Hollan.d-OosLAzie Lijn Cunard(Tokio)

Ld. Steamship Co., Ld. (London)

Nord-Deutscher Lloyd. Eastern and Australian SiS. Co.,

Hamburg-Amerika Linie Ld.

States Steamship Company Furness, Withy & Co., Ld.

Bank LineLine

Hick mors (China), Ld. rg)

(H arnbu

Rotterdam Lloyd Compagnie des Bois d’lndochine

. Netherlands Fire Insurance Co.,

(est. 1875)

New Zealand Insurance Co., Ld. Etablissements Jean Comte (Succes-

seur de iSt6. Industrielle de Cochin-

Dhaguerie Pharmacie Prinoipale Sal- chine), Automobiles Cycles et

Pousse Pousse, Atelier des Repara

iretste (D4p6t: Kodak-Pathe), Opti- tions

que Medicale, Lunetterie, Fourni- Norodomet Garage—34, Boulevard

tures Dentaires, Import, Export

and Commission—Place du Thea-

tre; Codes; Natio; Lugague, ..Cogef, Succdrsale a Pnom-Penh — 95, Rue

Lieber’s raire

M. Auzenda, directeur

Drillien, Francis. M. M., French extra

master, marine Surveyor and adviser.

Steamship Owners’ Agent—14g, Rue Forges Atrliers et Chantiers d’In-

Ricliaud do-chine (Capital: 3,000,000 Francs)

—Siege Social: 2, Quai de la

Eastern Extension Australasia and Marne

China Telegraph, Ltd. (Incorpor-

ated in London)^—Cape St. James Gestetner Duplicators, Concession-

Station aries for Indo-China: Socffite Indo-

A. EiStevens,

J1 Mimromanager.' Engr. chinoise de Materiel Mecanique

W. E. Coates ’ (Anciens Etablissements A; Den-

holm)—22-24, Rue Oantinat, Sai-

gon; and 1, Quai du Canal Trans-

Theof Export and Import

CocHiNCHiNE, Ltd. versal, Cholon; Teleph. Cholon 247

GeneralCo., Merch-

ants, Shipping and Insurance

Agents, etc.—39 Quai de Belgique; Hale & Co., Wm. G. (Society Com-

Teleph. 27®; Cable Ad: Rice; merciale), Shipping, Rice and Produce

Insurance — 7, Exporters,

Quai de

Codes: Bentley’s, Acme, etc.. Belgique; Cable Ad: Hale

 SAIGON Blo»

Indocflne Films et Cinemas, Ste.— Messageries SViaritimes-Khanh-hoi

Fombertaux, agent general pour la

Location: Achat-Yente de Films et zone dTudochine

d’Appareils des Meilleurs Maisons, Leroux, agent a Saigon

Exploitation et Gerance directe de

Cinemas et Theatres edition de Agencies

Films Osaba Shosen Kaislra (Europe)'

“L’Impartial,” Journal quotidien— Cie. Gen. Transatlantique (Passages)

26, Rue Lagrandiere; Teleph. 239 Societe Maritime indochinoise

“(L’Opinion,” Journal quotidien—146, Mission de Saigon (Cochinchine)—

Rue Pellex'ih ■Ev6che, 180, Rue Richaud

Vicar Apostolic—Mgr.

Pro.-Vicar General—E. I.Soullard

Dumortier

L’Union Commerciale Indochinoise Secy, to the Bishop—A. De Coopman

et Africaine, Agence de Saigon, Saigon Cathedral

Importation, Exportation, Consign- E. Soullard, R. Thommeret & J. Yen

ation de N a vires, Agence de Com-

pagnies d’Assurances—34, Boulevard Saigon Seminary—6, Boulevard Luro

Charner; Cable Ad: Ucindo Superior—A. Delagnes

L. Oberlinder, directeur de Professors—R. Seminel, R, Detry and

I’agence F. Parrel

Procure des Missions Etrangeres—4, rue

Colombert

MASONIC G.B. Louison,

Gauthier,assistant

procureur

Ancient &, Acceptei) Scottish Rite

—Temple: 153, rue MacMahon;

PO. BoxCouncil

Supreme 139. Jurisdiction of her

for France and the Ogliastro & Co., Loms, Merchants—50,

Colonies: Areopage: “La Fraternite Quai de Belgique; Cable Ad: Ogliastro;

Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th edns., Lieber’s

d’Extreme-Orient” No. 579

Rose-Croix Chapter No. 431: “Con- Bentley’s, Scott’s ami Aceme

fucius”of Perfection No. 555 “ Les Agencies

Lodge

Abeilles dOrient” The Peninsular h Oriental Steam

Jurisdiction of the Grand Lodge of Navigation Co., London

France: Lodge No, 401: “La Ruche TheAmerican

Dollar Mail

Steamship

Line Line and

d’Orient” Central Agency, Ld., Glasgow

Areopage Le Reveil de l’Orient California Corrugated Culvert Co.,

(Grand Orient de France)—38, West Berkely, California

Rue Taberd Jules Robin S. A., Cognac

Pares Confectionery Works, Ld., La

Haye

Areopage Le Reveil de l’Orient W.

JohnR. Haig

Jacob&&CoCo.,, London

Dublin

(Grand Orient de France)—30, Anglo-French Textile Co., Madras

Rue Taberd Cie.1’Incendie

d’Assurance Generales Paris

centre

Loge Le Reveil de l’Orient (et les & les Explosions,

Fervents du Proges reunis)—30, Royal Insurance Co., Ltd., Liverpool

Union Insurance Society of Canton,

Rue Taberd Ltd.

Rite Ecossais Ancian Accepte, Loge Pathe Orient, Phonographs and Re-

—No. 401. “La Ruche d Orient” cords, Cinematograph Apparatus &

LogO Khong Phu Tseu Moving Pictures—10, Boulevard

Charner; Teleph. 336; Cable Ad:

Messageries Fluviales de Cochin- Chinphono, Code: Bentley’s

Chine fCapital: 10 €0.000 Francs)— 1 M.J. Lepicard, Fachot

manager

Siege Social; 5,.Rue d’Athenes, Paris

 SAIGON

•Pohtail, Albert—Jmpriineur, Libraire, Soci^t^; CommerciALE Fran CAISE DE l’In-

Magasin de Vente et Bureau: 185 a 189, do-Chine, Society Anonyme—Bureau:

Rue

Kipling Catinat. Ateliers: 1, Rue Rudyard 15, Quai de Belgique; Cable Ad: Rauzy

E. Ville, administrateur deffigue

Rizeries d’Extreme Orient—Bureaux et Agencies Danish East Asiatic Co.

Siege

Cholon;Social: 301, Rizorien,

Quai desCholon Jonques, Swedish East Asiatic,

Cable Ad: Wilh. Wilhelmsen, OsloCo.

LTJrbaine

cident) & La Seine, Paris (Ac-

Rizeries

Capital:Meridionales non(Societe

12,000,000 francs), Ayme

Rice Millers L’Urbaine, Paris (Fire)

and Shippers—Read Office: Marseille. L’Urbaine, Paris (Life)

Saigon Theton,Union Insurance Society of Can-

RimeridBranch: P.O. Box 554; Cable Ad: Ltd. (Fire and Marine)

D. Pellas, mang. dir.

V.F. Pellas,

R. Pellas, manager

do. Societe des Corps Gras d’Extreme

Orient (Capital; 2,300,000 Francs)-T-20,

C. R.Pellas,

Franceschinido. ' Rue Paul Blanchy

C.MissFicbet [

M. Aehard | M. MutA. Mialhe

Societe d’Exploitation des Etablisse-

ments Brossard-Mopin,

Generates—Siege Entreprises

Social: Saigon. Cable

Sincere Insurance & Investment

Ltd., The—19 Me Pellerin, Head Office: Ad: Co., Brosexploi. Agences: Saigon, Pnom

Hong Kong with 10 other branches, Penh, Singapore,

directeur general Tientsin J. Fontaine,

Capital $1,200,000 Agence de Saigon: 48, Rue Richaud-

The Sincere Co., Ltd., general mgr. Teleph. 94

Societe Agricole & Industrielle de Soci^Ti; Franqaise des Distilleries de

Cam-Tiem

Social (Socffite

a Saigon: 19, RueAnonyme)—Siege

Vannier; Teffiph. l’Indochine (Anciens Etablissements

202. Agence generaie a Paris: 12, Rue A.10, R.RueFontaine

La Boetie,& Co)-Paris.Siege Social:

Direction

Boissy d’Anglas pour Le Tonkin et le Nord Annam: 55,

F. Girard, administrateur-deffigne Boulevard Garnbetta, Hanoi. Direction,

pour la Cochinchine et le Cambodge:

Societe Anonyme Etablissements Distamy 117, Rue Richaud, Saigon; Cable Ad:

Dumauest d’Indu-Chine

Societe Anonyme Bijouterie Parisienne Societe Havraise Indochinoise (Socffit6

J. Giuntoli (au Capital de $180,000, Anonynid)—Siege Lefebvre. AgentsSocial: 7 et 9, pour

— Generaux Rue

entierement

Catinat verses)—135 a 143, Rue 1’Europe: E. Raoul-Duval & Cie., 7, Place

A. Guysunet, administrateur-delegue Carnot, Le Havre

M. Cham bon, directeur prede de

L.pouvoirs

Roca | M. Heger Societe Indochinoise de Commerce, Ltd.,

Rice & Produce Exporters, Shipping &

Insurance

GuynerDer; Agents23—

Teleph. 792bis, RueCableGeorges

Ad:

Societe Anonyme pour l’Expi.oitation

de la Maison L. Cafkort (Capital: Garibaldi Socinco. Paris office: 65 Boulevard

2,500,000 Francs)—125, Rue Catinat P. Paris

M. Denisse, administrateur delegiffi,

Societe

Denis Anonyme

Freres, Exdes portalRizeursdTndochine

de Riz et R. L. Duchateau, manager.

Mais—4,Ad:RueCompafinch.

Catinat; Teffiphs. 136 et667; L. Champeix, do.

Cable Agence de la Cie. Agents Jor\

Franco Indpchinoise: 25, Rue General London Guarantee & Accident Co.,

Foy, Paris

Conseil (V IIP).

d’Administration Ltd., fire” Marine

dept. Insurance Co.

“ Alpina

 SAIGON B155

SOCIETB INDOCHINOISE ©’IMPORTATION— Societe des (Capital: 4,800,000 Francs)de

Plantations d’Heveas

Siege Social: 59-67, Boulevard Charner: Caukhoi —

Siege Social: 213, Rue Catinat, Service

Teleph. 422; Cable Ad: Sidi financier et Administratif: Agence

O. Rohner, administrateur-delegue financiere d’l. C.

H. Keller, fonde de pouvoirs

Society Indochinoise de Materiel Societe des Transports et Messageries

Mecanique (Anciens Etablissements A1 de l’Indochine and Grand(Anciennement

Garage Khemer),V.

Denholm), Society Anonytne au Capita, Ippolito

Capital 6,500,000 francs. Agent General

de 180,000 Piastres, Consulting En- des Automobiles Peugeot, Grand Garage

gineers—Siege Social: 22-24, Rue Catinat, et Atelier de Constructions Mecaniques.

Saigon; Direction Technique & Ateliers: Automobiles, Canots, Velos-Motos Ac-

1, Quai du Canal Transversal, Cholon; cessoires et Piece D4tachees. Services,

Teleph. Cholon 247 P.O. Box 248, Saigon; Journaliers Subventionnes Voyageurs en

Cable Ad: Dengin, Saigon; Code: Cochinchine et au Cambodge—37 a 41,

Bentley’s Second Rue d’Espagne; Telepb. 132. Rue ilassa-

kan, Pnom P'mh (Oambodge); Tcloph 5t

Society Immobiltere de l’Indo-Chine, Societe Urbaine Fonciere Indo-chinoise

Societe Anonyme G^rance d’lmmeu'hles —Si&ge Social: 24, Rue Legrandiere;

—Siege Social: 42, Boulevard Bonard Teleph. 619; Cable Ad: S.U.F. 1

Societe Indochinoise de Transports, Socony-Vacuum Corporation—Banque

Automobileset Electricite—4, Rue Filip- de ITndochine Building; Cable Ad:

pini; Cable Ad: Sit Standvac

C. PI.J. Lafferty, manager

E. Rea, attorney

Societe Nestle, Laits Condenses Sucre, E. W. Nelson, do.

Non-sucre, Sterilise; Creme, Farine

Lactee, Fromages, Chocolats et Bonbons J.D. F.M.Lefebvre

Branela, (Tourane)

do.

—35 37, Rue Mac-Mahon; T^l^ph. 162; M. L. Ulrich (Pnompenh)

P.O. Box 29; Cable Ad: Nestle A. G. Pretre

Bietrix du Villars

J. Kassel, directeur C.R. T.Marinho

Bauman, accountant

P. Getaz | J. Deslex | F. X. da Luz

W. Turner (supt.) Nhabe

Sochste Marseillaise d’Outre-Mer, Im-

port and Export—2, Rue Older, Saigon. Union Commerciale Indochinoise &

180, Rue A rrnand Russeau, Pnom Penh.

21, Rue Harmand; Haiphong. Cable Africaine,

Angle

Grands Magasins Charner—

Ad: Smo (GrandsBoulevard

Magasins deCharner et Bonard

Nouveautes)

Societe d’Oxygene et d’Acetylene de Texas Company (China) Ltd., The—9,

Extreme Orient—Siege Social: 48, Reu Rue H.Georges Guynemer

St. Lazare, Paris H. K.Corra, dist. mgr.

Dupouy, marketing assist.

F. Goubert, acct.

Society des Plantations, d’An-loc (So- Miss C. Filipetti

ciety anonyme)—Siege Social: 12 Rue Wilson Lo

Boissy d’Anglas, Paris. Direction pour

ITndochine: a Anloc. Teleph. No. 3 a Tpamways, Compagnte Fran^aise de

Xuanloc lTndochine—Siege Social: 1, Rue do

Comte R. de Vogue, president

Arnaud de Vogue, administrature Stockholm,

tion: 138, RueParis.

Paul Direction Exploitai

Blanchy; Cable Ad:

delegue Tramindo

 CHOLON

This town, distant four miles from.Saigon, with which it is connected 1 by one

electric and

Colony. two steam tramways, is thethe granary

seat of most of the Chinese trade of the

of much commercial activity. Most of the race mills are located in this place,center

Cholon may be said to bfe o^ Cochin-China, and is the there

being no fewer than 10, of which live: are' owned by a French society. The town

is- administered by a Municipal Council, composed partly of French, partly of

AmnamiLes,areandthepartly

buildings Mairieof(Town

Chinese.Flail),,Thethepopulation

Inspectionis (Provincial

about 200,000.Government),

The principal

the

Maternite, and the Hopital. There are also a fair number of gorgeous Chinese

pagodas in the city.

DlftECTOKY

President de la Commission Municipale: Jean Mazet

'Commission Municipale de Choi.on Comptabilite regionale: M. Sentenac, Chef

President—Jean Mazet de Bureau de la Municipality de Saigon

Membres Fran(>ais: Bardmiillet (1-er ad- j' Hygiene: Detache, Chef de Bureau

Dr. Guerin,"Medecin Lieutenant

joint), Chante et De;Lig<*ndes (en conge) Colonel,

Membres Annamites : Nguyen - Dang - Regies-

Lieng (2e ad joint), Tran - Van - Kiem, deshors

Regissehr

Cadre, Marches.

Halles chef de Service

de ,lereetclasse Coppolani,1

Truong-Dang-Thu, Dang-An-Kliuong

Membres Uhinois: Du-Xubng, EuA^Canh, Regies des Abattoirs: Gualino, lidgisseur

Trung-Hiep de lere l^echniques

I Services classe Regie d’Eliouages et

VlLEE DR CflOLON Vidanges- Lance, oontrole-ur ppal de I ere

Administration M unicipale | cl., Ffons de Regisseur: Legris, I’n.genieur

Charge du See. de la Voiriecharge du See.

Secretariat General : Henri Roger, ad- j Meslier, Ingenieur-adjoint,

des batiments, du Plan, et, Extensions,

mimstrateur-adjoinC de lere classe des ; des EtudesIngeniour-ad

,et Travau xjoint,

.hqufs.‘ charge du

C,,jS0hef riuSecretariat

ComptabililM : Robert , Dejean• } de. la i! Tournier,

Batie, chef See. desM. Eaux et deCoihinissaire

1’Flectr.ique,subdivi-

detachp de ladoRe’ion

bureau de.) Be classe j Police:

de Saigon-Cholon, Poillot,

i sionnaire de Cholon

chef de bureau

Etat-Civil: Joseph Be-Phat-Tinh, chef ; M.dissement Bourveau, Commissaire du 5e arron-

,de Bureau de 2e cl. de la municipalite,. i; Surety:

’Enseignement ' Djeeler, pfbfes^feur ffons deM. Commisaire

'diet de bureau: Marie, Coltelloni, Secretaire de Police,

h. jc|, de, I’enseignement? primaipe, In- Epizootics: Dr. Lebon, Docteur veterinaire

specteur des ecoles munvcipalfcs Service Medical: a contrat Dr. Fabry,

Recetto municipale: Dbchet Raoul, payeur Medecin-chef de PHopital Indigene 011

de lere classe, receveur ‘ ■ jh' U iffeipal (en Contributions

conge) trdleur Dipectes: M, Tauzia, C *

Cqnsurvation

tebr Eonciqre:. Rpllih, Conseya-

Region Saigon-Cholon

Secteur de Choeqn

Delegation de Cholon: M. Estebe, Admini- Rizeries d^Extreme Orient: Cbolon

strateur

Special des Services Civils, Delegue ^ Siege Teleph.Social;

30; Cable301,Ad:Quai das Jonques;

Rizorien, Cholon

 CAMBODGE

deg Cambodia,

30 niin. longitudethe kingdom of the and

. J5- of Paris, Khmer,tromextends

10 -deg.from 101 deg.

3.0 min. to 1430 deg.

min. latitude.

to 104

Ifcrichest

was provinces,

reduced toAngkor its present proportions in 18(50.by the annexation of its two

miles. It is bounded bn theand Battambang,

south-west by thetoGulf Siam. Its area

of Siam, on theissouth-east

about 62,0JO square

by French

Cochin-China, on the north by the French Laos, and on the north-west and west

by Angkor

and, and Battambang.

after passing through French The noble river Mekong

Cochin-China, flowsitself,

empties throughbythea kingdom,

number

of mouths, into ^the sea. The Mekong is the grand waterway of Cambodia, and,

like the Nile in Egyptj lays the'greater part of the country

greatly increasing its fertility. The soil of Cambodia is rich and productive, and rice, under water annually,

pepper, indigo, cotton, tobacco, sugar, maize and cardamoms are cultivated. Coffee

and other

and spicesvaluable

of all sorts

sorts:exist,

couldnobefewer

grown.than Among woods,kindsebony,

80 different rose, sapan,

of timber pine,

being found

in the forests. Iron of good'Quality has been discovered, and it is affirmed that there

are gbld; silver, and lead mines in the mountains. The fisheries of. Cambodia are very

ofproductive,

fish oil areandalsosaltproduced.

fish forms one of the chief articles of export. Large quantities

Cambodia was once an extensive and powerful State, and proofs that it possessed;a

much higher

fourta incitythe offfivili&ttion

fttchitectfiral than that which

remnants now grandeur.

of offormer prevails in The the noble

country,ruins

are ofto the

be

ancient Angkor are monuments a people

which now inhabits Cambodia. The Cambodians differ entirely from their neighbours, much superior to the feeble race

the Annfamites,

The both in‘ isfeatures

prevailing teligibh Buddhism.and customs.

The peoplePolygamy is practised

are, apathetic among them

and indolent, and

have allowed the trade to fall into the

by the French Treaty of ISST, has almost entirely disappeared.hands of'Chinese..' slavery, since its abolition,

1884,The KingGovernment

Norodom sighted of Cambodia is a monarchy

a new Treaty with France,underbyFrench

which protection.

the administrationIn June,of

the countryfunctionaries

the native was handed have over been

tb ; French Residents.

appointed by the Since

lying, theunderConvention of 1892 .

the control..pf.t,he

French Administration, and paid from the treasury of this kingdom.

; sitqated ... Phnbm-penh,

op the river the,Mekong,nearly

present capitalinoftheCambodia heart of theand kingdom.

seat of theTheGovernment,

king’s palaceis

II isstyle, a large building.,

Frenph apd t'ha,portion

functionaries,nave devoted

charge of thfeto Treasury,

his use is built and furnished;

Sanitary in European

Board, administration

\| ed of justice,

under the present rule, especially since the year 1889. Many roads have beenimprov-

customs, public works and taxes. Phnom-penh lias been considerably made

£ and numerous sanitary works carried out in the town, such as drainage works,

|. waterworks and electric light. The Treasury, in the ancient Khmer stylewithof

the filling up of pools, marshes, etc. The town has also been provided

|| architecture,

are the Post Office, is a most

Court,remarkable

Hospital, building.

Personnel The and other prominent

Registration Office,public buildings

Commissariat

H of Police, barracks for Marine Infantry, Public Works Office, Commercial Museum,

|f Resident

Harbour Superieur Office, andhasthea handsome

Indo-Chinaresidence

Bank and in theMessageries

city. Though Fluviales agencies.is asThe

the country yet-

i| 'undeveloped,

portance, and trade is extending

the import and export considerably.

trade passesCambodia

through thehasport no ofseaports

Saigon.of Customs

any im-

h dues have been imposed since July, 1887, with exemptions in favour of French

jt| goods

in certain and shipping.

points.from The The tariff is based can on theonlygeneral tariff of France, modified

!v -coasting vessels SiamportandofbyKampotChinese junks. be frequented

Easy communication by small native

is afforded

p with the principal towns of the interior, Saigon, Angkor,

treng and Khone, in the Laos, by subsidized mail steamers of the Messageries and Battambang, and Stung-

|; bodia,

Fluyiales. l Telegraphic communication exists between the principal towns of Cam-

an( a land wire passing through Cambodia and Laos connects Cochin China

with Bangkok and Tavoy (Burmah).

Bl58 CAMBODGE

DIRECTORY

SOCIETE FrANCAISE DES DISTILLERIES Denis Freres Assu

Exportation, d’Indochine, Importation-

ranees,'Lloyd’s Agents-

de l’Indochink.

Amylose, Azotte —RizDirection

Alcool, Amidon,

pour la Loune, manager

Odchihchine et le Gam bodge—117, rue Bermond, assistant

Richard Saigon Freyssenge, id.

1

Banque de l’Indochin

240; Cable e—Teleph

Ad: Indochina, -. C>1 et

Pnoru-Renh

Code: Bentley’s Etablissements I) cm a rest d’Indochine,

Importation-Exportation

Norodom, Phnompenh; Cable— 72,Ad: Dum-

Quai

Broiisse, Alix, Magasins Modernes arest. Siege Social: Saigon

Coiffeur, Parfumerie, Chapellerie,

Chaussures,

Homme et deNouveautes,

Sport,—14,Articles

15, 16 etpour Exploitation

Quai Lagrandierei Teleph. 1Q4

17, Phnom-Penh, Forestiere du deMekong

Toutes essences bois—

Usine a Chrui; Chang war; Teleph. 8;

COMPAONIE DE COMMERCE ET DE NAVIGA- Cable Ad: Forestiere, Phnom-Penh

TION d’Extreme,

Exportation, Orient, Importation-

Assurance

P. Lalung

Blacconi,Bonnaire

fonde de(Dunlop

pouvoirsagent) Mont-de-Piete en Regie Indirecte

Le SecrCtaire-Gen!. de la Maine, con or.

Heng Yi, compradore

Societe Des Rizeries du Bassac

Oompagnie Glnkrale des Soies de (Chak

Riz, Angre)—Teleph.

brisures, bois de375luxe et de con-

France et d’Indo-Chine (Au Capital struction

do F res'. Phnompenh;

Cosofrindo 7,000,000) — CableInterna- Ad:

tional Lugagne. DirectionCode: Generale: 19, Soies Cambodgede &6,000,000

Cochinchine (Soc. An.

Place Tolozan, Lyon au Capital de Francs)—

OompagNie Saigonnaise de Navigation Siege Social: Saigon; Usines et

Pnom-Penh; Tdlfiph. 32; Cable Ad: Bureaux:

et de Transports—Teleph. 52 Cosofrindo,

Lienart, hon. agent-principal

Agent International.Pnom-Penh;

Agent enCode; Lugagne

France: Cie.

Gendrale des Soies de France et d’lndo-

Messageries Maritimes chine (19, Place Tolozan, Lyon; Teleph.

Chargeurs Rtiunis Barre 9-57; Cable Ad: Cosforindo, Lyon

Classijied. List of Agents, Merchants

and. Manufacturers in this

territory, also a List of Cable

Addresses, -will be foand at the

Lnd of the Lirectory. Classified

List of Far Lastern ^Engineering

Firms follows Fong Fong.

BANGKOK

LAWN TENNIS

 ONE

‘TWO

SOUTH China and Malaya form, commercially,

one vast inter-dependent market, although

the Western exporter usually looks upon them as

distinct.

KJINETY percent of the buying power of Malaya’s

* ^ population are Chinese who have emigrated

from South China and are identical in all essentials

with the people of that vast territory which is their

Homeland. Buying and selling habits, social and

economic conditions are similar, so that it is essential

and economical to treat both markets as one.

HONG KONG is the trade clearing-house for the

Northern area of this immense market of South-

East Asia, having an annual trade turnover, in

normal years, aggregating £150,000,000.

SINGAPORE is the trade clearing - house for the

Southern area of the same territory. British

Malaya’s foreign trade in 1931 reached the £100,000,000

mark—even under the depressed conditions then

existing. Like S. China it is a market capable of

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 SIAM

The kingdom of Siam, of which Bangkok is the capital, extends from the latitude of

about 20 deg. north to the Gulf called after itself. It is bounded on the west by

Burmah and the Bay of Bengal, and on the east by the Mekong and the French

protectorates of Luang Prabang and Cambodia. Formerly the Lai Mountains were

claimed as the eastern boundary, but in 1893 the French pressed the claims of

Annam to the territory between the mountains and the river, and the Siamese

were

valley compelled

of the to retire.

Menam, the fromThe

countrymostof important

thein atrue part of the

Siamese. kingdom lies inSiam,

the

on the Bay of Bengal, reach Burmah southerly lineThe boundaries

to the northernoffrontier

ofTheKelantan

island and ofof Kedah

Puket, inThe the Malayanenormous

containing Peninsuladeposits

in the latitude

offromtintheofore,tfiouth

about is 7included

deg. north. in

the territories Siam. boundary line runs south-east of the Perlis

River across the Peninsula slightly to the north of Kota Bharu, the capital of Kelantan.

Under the Treaty of 1909 Siam ceded to Great Britain her Malay depeudenciesof Perlis,

Kedah, Kelantan and Trengganu, and the boundary was delimitated _ in the cold

weather

of Lao, but of 1909-10.

the rich andThevaluable

kingdompossession

also comprises a great partmveof athepartof

of Battambang, ancient domain

the kingdom

of Cainoudia, was coded Co France in 1907. A Treaty concluded between France and

Siam in 1904 settled some disputed points with regard to the frontier between Siam and

Cambodia

territories ofandBattambang,

Siam and Sien-reap

French Indo-China.

and Angkor Bywerea ceded furtherby treaty Siam toin France

1907 thein

exchange

at the samefortime,the district

agreed toof the

Kratgradual

and some slight concessions

abandonment in Dansai (Laos).privileges

of the extra-territorial France,

hitherto

decade enjoyed by French-Asiatic subjects and proteges in Siam. During the second

nearly allof this centurywithSiam

countries whichconcluded

she has new GeneralByandthese

relations. Commercial

treaties Siam Treaties with

obtained

complete

and fiscal apd jurisdictional autonomy, suliject to certain temporary limitations

races, some sui generis, others illustrating every form and shade of the transitionof

safeguards. The various dependencies and outskirts are peopled by a variety

between

on the souththe original race andThethe former

and west. Annamites capitalon the

of east,

Siam andwastheAyuthia,Malays and Burmese

situated on

the Menam river'(literally the “Mother of Waters”),

mouth. In 1767 a series of bloody and, desperate combats between the Siamese about 90 miles from its

and the Burmese culmiriated in the capture and destruction of that city by

the

movedvictorious

down theBurmese general60and

river about miles,theand

consequent exodustheof the

there founded present concjuered.

populousTheyand

flourishing

troops, and, building a walled city at Dhonburi (i.e., Bangkok on the the

city of Bangkok. The chief of the Siamese Army rallied westscattered

bank of

the river,

undermost the modern

the distinguished capital

title P’ya Talc.general, being

In 1782named mainly

P’ya Tak on the east bank), declared himself King

his ChaobecameP’ya insane,

Chakkri,andwhothefounded kingdomthepassedpresentto

dynasty. Prior

sterling. The actual

to 1896revenue

when ofa European

Siam is nowfinancial

betweenadviser

seven was arid eight million pounds

first engaged for the

purposethanof Ticals

more reorganising

18,<300,000thebutnational

the amountfinances, the increased,

steadily revenue accounted

and for theforyearwasendinglittle

March

the 31st,depression.

world 1930, reachedIn Ti'thecalsyear

106,439,946.

1931-1932 Since;

the then Siam

actual revenue has amounted

felt the effects

to of

Ticals

78,948,232. For the year 1932-33 the budget estimates of revenue were Ticals 74,864,000

reduced

the year later by approximately

will probably show a revenueTicals figure

3 million. Owing to increased

of approximately Ticals customs

74,500,000,receipts

For

the year 1933-34,

Internal Loan (oftheTicals

estimated revenuein isMay,

10 million) Ticals1933.72,428,424.

A proposal Siamtofloatedadopt her first

the gold

standard

when thewasMintmooted was inclosed1899,to but

the did

free not come ofto silver.

coinage anythingThetillgoldNovember, standard 1902,

was

used to be imposed upon Chinese, but this has now been changed to anpoll-tax

abandoned by force of economic pressure on May 11th. 1932. A triennial annual

Bl60 SIAM

capitation-tax paid by all under Siamese jurisdiction. Siam entered the Universal

Postal Union on the 1st July, 1885.

The first railway line, from Bangkok to Paknam, was opened by the King on

the 11th April, 1893. It is a purely passenger* line, having been unable to get

any goods traffic worth mentioning, but the dividend averages about seven percent. |

Another

line railway, The

completed. a Government line from

firstthesection, via Ayuthia

Bangkok totoKorat,

Ayuthia, wasathedistance

first important

of about

50 miles, was opened on 26th March, 1897,

opened on November 1st, 1897, a third, to Hinlap, on April 1st, 1698, Another section, to Gengkoi,and wasthe

whole line was opened to traffic in November, 1900. The construction of a line

branching

Chiengmai was commenced in June, 1898, and the first section (42 kilometres) toto ij

off the Korat line near Ayuthia and intended to open up the Country

Lopburi

(118 km.),waswasopened

openedto traffic on 1st

to traffic in April,

November, 1901. 1905,

Thethenextsection

section,to Lopburi-Paknampo

Pitsanulok in 1907, 1

and the last

to1903.Petchaburi, section

via to Chiengmai

Katburi, 152 <1n

km. January

long, was1st, 1922.

opened The

to line running

traffic in south-west

the early part of j

In 1909 the construction of thia Southern line was continued from PetchabOri,

and has now been completed to the Kedah frontier at Padang Besar and to the j

Kelantan frontier at Sungei Golok. A through

Penang was opened on July 1st, 1918, and the journey only takes 26 hours.rail service between Bangkok and j;

The Eastern line from Bangkok to 'Petriew was

been continued to Aranya Prades near the Cambodian frontier. The Korat 1 completed in 1908. It has now

line is beingin continued

was opened November, to1908,Ubon. and aAsectionfurtherto section

Utaraditof and

the North

Pang Ton line,Pining,

to Banwith

Dara,a

branch line to Sawankalok, at the epd of 1909. By November, 1913, the line was bphn t

to traffic as far as Pak Thu, and the survey of the route to Chiengmai had made good

progress.

was openedThe war delayed

to Ghiengmai the completion

towards the end of 1921.of the The

Northern line, butof through

total length traffic j

State railways*

open to traffic on January 1st. 1933, was as follows:—East Bank, 1,619 kms ; West.

under construction. The private railway companies comprise the Paknam, Meklong I?

Bank, 1,345 kms. a further 105 kms. from Bua Yai (Korat) to Kon Kaen are at present

and Phrahad Companies. A fleet-of steam and motor launches runs from the i

metropolis in all directions up-country to the east and west.

In 1929-30, the total value of all imports into Siam was Ticals 206.713,078, and of

exports,

1932-33, Ticals

which 219,772,893.

are Ticals The effect ofand

89,497,423 the Ticals

depression is shown,respectively.

152,522,494 by the figures for jj

' (Ticals :

1=1/10 11 /32). During the latter year, the main exports were:

Tin and Tin Ore—Ticals 14,303,930 ; Teak—Ticals 3,312,029. The principal export is : Rice—Ticals 94,200,660;

rice which in 1932-33 constituted 61% of total exports, followed by fin (ll3o ) and

teak 2 % .

The Army is small, hut in recent years great progress has been achieved in j

military

infantry, 4matters.

battalionsTheof Cavalry,

land forces of theofKingdom,are

8 groups divided into

artillery, 2 battalions 18 battalions

of Engineers andof2 1|

battalions of Signallers^ At the invitation of the Allied Powers Siam. sent a

contingent

inRoyal of

June.Military volunteers,

1918. College consisting

A form inof conscription of aviators and motor transport troops, to France |

Bangkok has isbeen in force

one ofthroughout

the principalthe country.

factors in Thethe i

improvements

being made to effected in thefromArmy.

its strength time toThetime.Navy is Small, but additions are constantly

The last census was

found to he made up as follow:—Siamese taken on July 15th,10,493,304,

1929* whenChinese

the populatiqn of Siam was

445 274, Indians and :

Malays 379,618, Cambodians 60.668f Annamites 5,321, Shans 27,505, Burmese 4,880, 1

Europeans and Americans 1,920, Japanese 295, Others 87,422—Total 11,506,207.

whichOn was Junethe24thacceptance

1932 a successful

by the coup Kingd’etat

of a took,.place in Bangkok, the

form of constitutional result of i j

government,

bloodless coup detat on lune 20th 1933. beaded by Colonel Phya Bahol, who hasequally

Dissatisfaction with the policy of the now Ministers led to a second and been i

Premier since that date. In Oetober'of the same year, an armed revolt organised by |

reactionary elements was suppressed by the government.

that the King is the Head of the State ; be exercises legislative power by and with The Consitution provides

the ad vice(which

Council, and consent of the toPeople’s Assembly,and executive power through

through the the.Courts-

State |

duly established bycorresponds

law. a Cabinet), judicial power

 BANGKOK

where The city of Bangkokstream is situated onitself

bothinto

sidestheofGulf.

the Menam aboutleft 25Bank

milesoffrom

river isthisthemagnificent

city proper, enclosed empties partly by a wall. The Royal On thepalaces and Govern- the

ment Offices are within the wall, the foreign hongs, and the principal rice mills

being

cipallyadjacent

occupied toby the principal

Siamese, Chinese or main street of the city.

and Maliommedan The right

residents. Thebankbulkisofprin- the

business is transacted on the left. Here a road, called

Krung—extends from the Palace walls to Bangkoiem, and the electric tramway New Road —in Siamese, Charurnruns

along it for a distance of about six miles. Another electric tramway to Samsen has a

length of four miles. Other lines opened in 1906, traverse the city and its environs in

various

are in thedirections,

hands of the the total

Siam length

Electricbeing about 12 miles.

Corporation, All the tramway

Ltd. Various new streets servicesand

roads have been made recently, and its immediate suburbs have now some 400 miles of

carriage roads. Bangkok is in direct wireless communication

cipal trade of Bangkoks, and the foundation on which not only its prosperity but its with Europe. The prin-

actual existence maiidy rests, is rice. This article is drawn in immense quantities, hot

only from the innumerable fields which line the fertile valley of the Menam, but from

the

tainadjacent

crescent rivers

which which

fringesflow into the Gulf

the northern from the

extremity enormous

of the kingdom. watershed of the ofmoun-

The output this

grain in favourable years is scarcely to be calculated. It not only furnishes support to

the native

supply population

of China, of Siam

Manila, the and the Malay

Straits, Java, and Peninsula,

Sumatra; butalargely contributes

large amount is alsotosent the

toivory,

Europe and even to South America. There is also a large

with very many other minor articles of native produce which are exported to trade in teak-wood and

China and the Wtraits. Butterfield V Swire steamers give a regular weekly connection

with Hongkong and Swatow; and the Straits Steamship Co. has a weekly service with

Singapore. The Briti.sh-India S. N. Co. also maintains a frequent service between

Singapore

Singapore and and Netherlands-1

Bangkok. The ndia.Osaka ThemShosen Kaisha amaintains

are always number ofa connection

Norwegian with and

Japanese steamers chartered by

provides regular connection with the coast ports. Bangkok firms. The Siam Steam Navigation,Co.

in the TheWang

publicNah,buildings and institutions

Bangkok, and consistsinclude of twothebuildings—that

Royal Museum, onwhich the isleftsituated

of the

approach contains the natural history collections and ethnological exhibits from

Japan, China, Java, etc.; that on the right (fromerly a royal building) contains the

Siamese

and St. ethnological

Mary’s Mission; collection.

four Roman There Catholic

are two Protestant

Churches; Churches—Christ

nine Hospitals (twoChurch being

maintained bv and for the

nurses). Chulalongkorn accommodation

Memorial Hospital, ofmaintained

Europeans,bywith the aSiamese

staff of RedEuropean

Gross

Society,

also underis one

its of the finest

charge the and beMInstitute,

Pasteur equippedfirsthospitals

opened inin the blast.St. The

1905. Louis’Society

Hospital, has

a spacious building, was opened in 1899, the Sisters of Charity being in charge. The

French. Roman Catholic Mission maintains two schools for boys and two for girls. The

American

system of Presbyterian

education Mission, also,uphastoadate

schoolandfortheboysUniversity

and one for girls. The State

of Medicine, PoliticalisScience,

thoroughlyEngineering, and Literature and Science. comprises Faculties

v An Act was

promulgated in 1921 making elementary education compulsory

girls alike. It is in force in only a few places, RuLthese will be gradually extended. and f ee for boys and

There

the State Railways Department, .and the Trocadero—and several smaller ones; andto

are four first-class botels—the Oriental, the Royal, the Rajdhani, belonging

several

Club andclubs

the including—the

Royal Turf Club.British Club, the

The King’s RoyalandBangkok

palaces the temples Sports

areClub, The Silom

magnificent and

on a large scale; the architecture is of a kind peculiar to the

of novelty and interst to be witnessed by the passing traveller. The roads have country; and there is much

been

greatly improved. The city throughout its principal streets, as well as all hotels and

B6

13162 BANGKOK

principal shops, is lighted with electricity. The last census of the population of

Siam was taken in July, 1929 (no separate figures were prepared for Bangkok itself).

{General figures given under Siam).

The average

February, March mean temperature

and April, when theat highest

Bangkoktemperature

is 82°. Therecorded

hottestinmonths are

the shade

averages over 100°. The lowest temperature averages 61° Fahr.

The harbour

about and island of Koh

aresi-chang, which lie some The

20 miles from formed

the bar and

strait of50 sea

milesrunning

from Bangkok, places

{between islands, offersof importance.

a fine.anchorage forharbour,

vessels loadingbyricea

and teak. The largest ships can load there. A lighthouse aids vessels to make the

ntrance.

DIRECTORY

H.M. Pka.ta dhipok. King of Siam

Anglo-Siam Corpokation, Ltd., The, Assumption Association, The (late A. C.

Teak Concessionaires, Rice and Pro- O. B.Road

mill A.), Established 1903—901, Wind-

duce Merchants, Agents for various

Shipping and Insurance Compan-

ies, and numerous Manufacturers— Bangkok St. Andrew’s Society

Bangkok, Siam. Head Office: London.

Branches: Bangkok, Singapore, Penang, Chiengmai Gymkhana Club

Bombay and Karachi

E. J.D.G.Atkins, Committee—W. Bain, P. A. B. Barron,

Jekyll,general

signs permanager

pro. R.andA.J.N.A. Hillyer,

Russell E. W. Hutchinson

A. L. McMyn, do. Chairman

Proprietors of N. Hillyer Hon. Secretary—R. A.

and

The Bangkok Saw Mills Hon. Treas.—E. W. Hutchinson

Apothecaries’ Hall, Chemists and Fire Insurance Association of Siam

Druggists—73 and 75, New Road;

Teleph. 5199; Cable Ad : Apothall; Motor Insurance Association of Siam

Code: Bentley’s

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (Siam), Ltd., The Neilson Hay’s Library Association

of(Incorporated

Oil Fuel, inLubricating

England), Importers

Oils and

Royal Bangkok Sports Club—Teleph.

Grease, Kerosene, Motor Spirit, Mineral 588

Turpentine, Candles, Petroleum

and Asphalt— Bantawi, Bangkok, Siam; Jelly

Telephs. 5506-7 (Office) and 5480 (In- Royal Public Health Institute—

stallation); Cable Ads: Petroatic Windmill Road

NamanBentley’s

edn., (Siamese);

(withCodes: A.B.C. and

Oil Supplement) 5th

and A.P.C.’s Private Siam Society (Founded 1904), For the

G. B. Adams, branch repres. Investigation and Encouragement

of Arts, Science and Literature in

relation to Siam and Neighbouring

ASSOCIATIONS, CLUBS AND Countries

SOCIETIES,

American BibleShanSociety, Siam, French Military and Civil Tailors, Court

Laos, British States to the North Dressmakers, Furnishers, Upholster-

and the Tai sections of South China— ers, Outfitters and General Stores—

Cable Ad: Bibles Cable Ad: Badman; Codes: A.B.C.

Agency Secy.—Rev. R. O. Franklin 5th and 6th editions, and Bentley’s

 BANGKOK BI6S

Baguiey & Tooth, Advocates and Bangkok Manufacturing Co., Provi-

Solicitors—Cable Ad : Baguiey; sions—383, New Road; Cable Ad :

Code: A.B.C. 5th edn. Namkeng

G. C. H. Culley, partner H. Swee Ho, proprietor

A. H. Duke, do. W. H. Cochrane, manager

Bahgkok Auctioneering Society, Au-

ctioneers, Estate Agents, Brokers, Com- Bangkok Trading Co., Importers of

mission Agents—New Hoad Cycles, Tyres and Accessories, Hard-

ware, Wireless Sets and Accessories

Bangkok Dock Co., Ltd., The (Estab- —Pitstien Bridge; Cable Ad :

lished 1865), Contractors to ll.S.M. Buree; Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn,

and other Governments, Civil, Me-

chanical and Motor Engineers, Bentley’s and Schofield’s

S. K. Lean, proprietor

Shipbuilders, Importers, Gracing C. Sibunruang, manager

Docks, Slipways, Machine Shop,

Motor Garage—Teleph. 184 (3 lines) ;

Cable Ad: Progress; Codes : Bent- BANKS

ley’s, Acme and Western Union 5 letter

R. M. Duff, manager

T. Finnie, assistant manager Banque de l’Indo-Chine—Head Office:

K. G. Wilson, a.c.a. 98, Boulevard Haussmann, Paris

Shipbuilding and Docking Dept. (8) ; Cable Ad : Indochine

A. Dudgeon, m.i.n.a., m.i.e.s.. M. Barrau, manager

supt. and dockmaster J. de la Rocque, accountant

Engineering Dept. L. Pit rat, cashier

J. Findlay, supt. engineer Lau Bak Thong, compradore

J. R. Griffin

W. Aitcbison

Civil Engineering and Construction Chartered Bank of India, Australia

Department and China

A. Y. Mitchell J. Cairncross, Agent

James Swanson J. M. Stuart, Accountant

Agency and Sales Department A. Davies, A. A. Hamilton and D.

J. P. Hall Murray, Sub-accountants

Store Department

R. Conbe Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Cor-

Garage poration — East Bank of River

F. H. Cooke Menam, corner of Klong Kut Mai

Bangkok House Furnishing Co.— Canal

Phya Thai Road; Teleph. 5797; Cable H. C. Aspinall, agent

Ad: Furnishing E. Wilken, accountant

W. Ming For, managing proprie- J. Kindness

tor G. H. Cautlierley

Y. Y, Shen, manager M. F. L. Haymes

H. Hinch

Bangkok Times Press, Ltd., Proprie- A. L. Johnston

tors of “ Bangkok Times,” Illus- Lim Chun Beng, compradore

trated Edition Daily: “Bangkok

Times Weekly Mail,” Directory for Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd.. The—

Bangkok and Siam, and Reuter’s Bush Lane (Water Front); Telephs. 5457

Agency—Cable Ad : Times ; Codes :

Bentley’s 5 figure and A.B.C. 5 (General Office). 5336 (Compradore’s

Dept) ; Cable Ad : Paradise ; Code :

figure Bentley’s

W. H. Mundie, m.a.

*B6

Bl64 BANGKOK

Siam Commercial Bank, Ltd., The— Borneo Co., Ltd., The (Incorporated in

Cable Ad • Sianrjbank England), Rice and Teak Merchants,

J. H. Brett, manager Textiles,

Importers,Metals,

LloydsMachinery

Agents —Headand General

Office:

A. J. Halls, accountant 143-9, Fenchurch St., London, E.C. 3;

Sub-accountants— Branches: Siam: Bangkok, Cliiengmai.

C. W. Taylor etc. Malaya: Singapore, Penang, Kuala

Nai Abhorn Krishnamra Lumpur, etc. Sarawak: Kuching, Sibu,

H Hansen Managers: BangkokSiamWharf

W. P. Chapman Managing Agents: MatchSyndicate.

Factory.

Chiengmai Branch Cable Ad : Borneo; Codes:

Bentley’s, 1st and 2nd, National, Acme,

E. W. Hutchinson, agent Schofield’s, etc.

Lampang Branch G. A. C. Preston, manager

F. K. Exell, agent R.W. W.Bain,

S. Ogle,

asst. forest manager

do. pro

D. A. Batwell, signs per

Barrow, Brown & Co., Ltd., (Incor- Assistants—S.

porated in Siam) Engineers and S. F. Carruthers, C. L.D. Crawhall-

D. Barnes, H. Carey,

Merchants — Tapan Hua Takay; Wilson, E. G. England, H. E. A.

Teleph. 435; Cable Ad: Leather. Ford, G. H. Kerbey, I. L.

London: 72-74 Victoria Street, MacEwen, A. Tanner, G. Watts

Westminster, S.W.l. Paris: 12, Rue and J. D. A. Woodroffe

Edward VII Stenographer—Miss V. Sukanil

Forest Assistants—P.

B. Bryce-Smith, A. R.A. Buchanan,

R. Barron, A,R.

Belgian Legation (See Legations) N. Gould, E. O’B. Hoare, H. Lingard.

‘C. L. Miles and C. H. Monro

Berli Tucker & Co., Importers and Siam Match Factory:

Exporters—Cable Ad: Berliiuker; B. Astington, B. Engstrom, F.

Codes: Bentley’s and A.B.C. 5- G. Enstedt, P. H. Hopkins, R.

figure B. Mace and A. V. Underhill

Herbert Berli, partner Wharf Manager—Capt. J. H. J. n?s

A. Berli

H. Stuessi, assistant

British American Tobacco Co., (Siam)

Bernam Oil Palms, Ltd.—Registered Limited (Incorporated in the Straits

Office: Ulu Bernam Estates, U tan Settlements), Cigarette, Tobacco and

Melintang, Perak. Acreage: 8345 (cul- Cigar Importers. Cigarette Manufac-

tivated Oil Palms 6045) Copenhagen turers—Oriental Avenue; Teleph. 5298;

Office: Ny Kongensgade 4, Copen- P. O. Box 8; Cable Ad: Bramtoco.

hagen, IK., Denmark. Bangkok Singapore Office: Keppel Road

Office: Siam Electric Corporation N. J. Sweeney, director (London)

Ltd.’s Building W. J. Allen, do. do.

Th. Mayntz Clausen mgr. H. L. Snowie, do. (Singapore)

H. C. Luetchford, do. do.

Bomray-Burmah Trading Corpora- F. C. J. Moore, do. (Bangkok) do.

tion, Ltd., Teak Merchants—Head J. A. Slack, do.

Office: Bombay. Branches: Ran- R. Paulger, do. do.

goon and Moulmein. Cable Ad: P. R. Pattison, do. do.

Romford ; Code : Bentley’s L. Hinshelwood, do. do.

S. O. Peake, manager Secretary—E. D. Smith (Singapore)»

A. J. Williams, mill manager Assistants—L. Taylor, F. II Burden

G. W. Houlding, actg. mgr. D. I. Vint and F. A. Collett'

Bangkok—E. L. Gibson. B. C. C. Ban Mai Factory

Olivier and J. G. Shelley L. Hinshelwood, factory manager

Up-Country—C. O. Allen, T. W. A. H. Wright, assistant

■Revan. D. M. N. Davidson, C. J.

Huxtable, D. R.andMichael,

M. van Millingen E. F. |

A. C. Pointon British Legation (see Legations)'

■

BANGKOK B16&

Buan Hoa Seng & Co., Ltd. (Established Miss Alice J. Ellinwood

1883), Shipchandlers, Rice Mill Stores, Miss J. Faye Kilpatrick, m.a.

Metal and General Hardware Merchants Miss Mable L. Jordan

—Cable Ad: Buanhoaseng; Codes: Ben- Miss E. Twelker

tley Complete Phrase Bentley’s 2nd Evangelistic Work

Phrase,

Samyek,Acme and Private. Branch at

Bangkok Rev. Graham Fuller, th.m.

Rev. A. G. Seigle

Rev. and Mrs. P. H. Fuller

Butler & Webster, Engineers and Loyal School

Importers — Seekak Phya Sri Mrs. A. G. Seigle, principal

“City”; Teleph. 600; Cable Ad: Maternity Home

Autos; Codes: Bentley’s, Acme and Miss J. H. Christensen, r.n.

Private Mission Treasurer

W. Webster Mrs. Graham Fuller

Executive Secretary-

China

Life Underwriters, Ltd., Marine, Rev. and Mrs. Paul A. Eakin

Office: and General Insurance—Head

Hongkong General Work &; Language

A. B. Case and wife

Thoresen & Co , Ltd., agents—966, Rev. & Mrs. W. Franklin

Suriwongse

T ho reseii Road; Cable' Ad: Chiengmai Station (Founded

1867)

)

\ (Incorporated in Siam), Consulting Rev. H. Campbell, d.d., and wife

J Engineers and Contractors; Specia- Rev. J. S. Holladay & wife

\ lity: Reinforced Concrete. Affi- Prince Royals College

liated' Companies: Christiani & Rev. William Harris, m.a., d.d.

Nielsen, Copenhagen, Aarhus, Oslo, princ., and Mrs. Harris

i Stockholm, Helsingfors, Hamburg, Rev. Kenneth E. Wells,m.a. and

;l The Hague, Paris, London, Rio de Mrs. Wells

Janeiro, Buenos Aires Wellington David H. Dickason (special term

—Cable Ad : Concrete teacher)

‘ Dr. Rud Christiani, m.i.c.e., director McGilvary Theological Training

J H. Christiansen, do. SchoolRoderick M. Gillies, d.d. and

Rev.

A. Kann Rasmussen,, mgr. Mrs. Gillies

P. Y. Chu, engineer Rev. N. Carl Elder & Mrs.

Peter Seng, chief clerk Elder

Th. Rasmussen, foreman

Nai Phong Boon Tham, do. Dara

MissWittiya

Helen F.Academy

McClure

Miss Lucy Niblock

CHURCHES and MISSIONS Miss Winnie Burr

Asylum for Lepers

American Presbyterian Mission in Mr. and Mrs. J. Hugh McKean

Siam—Bangkok Station (Founded McCormick Hospital

1840) ; Cable Ad : Inculcate Edwin C. Cort, m.d., f.a.c.s. &

' Honorably Retired—Mrs. W. B. Mrs. Cort

McClure Douglass R. Collier, m.d. and Mary

Bangkok Christian College for M. Collier, M.D.

Boys W. Harding Kneedler, m.d. and

Rev. M. B. Palmer, prin., and Mrs. Kneedler, r.n.

1 wife Miss Helene Newman, R.N.

Rev. Allen Bassett, m;sc., and Lampang Station (Founded 1885)

wife Dr. and Mrs. Chas. H. Crooks

Rev. E. M. Tate, ph.d., and Miss LucyMrs. Starling

wife Rev. and L. S. Hanna

I Women’s Bible Training School Prae

Miss Margaret C. McCord Rev.StatandionMrs.

(Founded 1893)

H. G. Knox

Wattana Wittiya Academy and Nan Station (Founded 1894)

Jane Hays Memorial School Rev. & Mrs. H. W Stewart

 BANGKOK

Chiengrai Station (Founded 1897) Ambroisio (Church of Banhan)

Rev. Ray W. Bachtell and Mrs. L. iLoetscher (Church of Bang-

Bach telH.l Beach, m.d. and Mrs.

William plasoi)

Beach, r.n. Theophare (Church of Vanjao)

Rev. and Mrs. Glen Morrow Eugene (Loetscher (Church of i

Nakhonxaisri)

Pitsanuloke Station (Founded 1899) Benoit (Church of Mottanoi) j

S. Benthoon Boon Itt, m.d. Andre (Church of Concepsang)

Sritamarat Station (Founded 1900) Carton, David, Piljean and Ro- j

Edwin B. McDaniel, m.d. and Mrs. chereau (Clerial Seminary, Bang- !

McDaniel, R.sr. xang) l

Trang Station (Founded 1910) Mirabel and Meunier (Chiengmai) I

L. C. Bulkley, m.d.

Rev. and Mrs. Kenneth P. Landon Consulates (see Legations)

Petchaburai Station (Founded Couper-Johnston & Co., D., Importers,.

1861) Exporters, Rice Merchants and

Rev. & Mrs. R. W. Post Shipping Agents—Telephs. 3 lines ;

Miss Bertha M. Mercer Cable Ad: Mundara; Codes: A.B.C. 6thr

Rev. & Mrs. J. L. Eakin Bentley’s Second and Acme

F. H. L. Perl, partner

Roman Catholic Church (Bangkok- J. H. M. McDonald, do.

Siam-Mission) R. W. Fothergill

Vicar Apostolic— C. S. 1, Mabbatt

Right Rev. Rene Marie Joseph

Perros, Bishop of Zoara Danish Legation (see Legations)

Rev. F athers—

E. A. Guillou, pro Vicar Apostolic De Cruze Publicity Bureau, News-

L. A. Chorin, Procurator of Mission paper, iCinema and Direct-by-mail

Gastal. Victor, Michel, and Advertising Specialists, Service

Perroudon (Assumption Church)

Guillou, Philippe Chaneliere, Managers, Advertising Consultants,

Publishers, etc. Lantern Slide and

Richard, Mathias and Joa- Block Makers—Daily Mail Build-

chim (Holy Rosary Church) ing ; Teleph. 5358; Cable Ad: De-

Mattheo (Church of Paklat) cruze; Code : Bentley’s

Gulielmo

Tapie (Sancta Cruz Church)

(St. Francis Xavier Church, J. de Cruze, general manager

Sam sen)

Antoine (Church of Kojai)

Broizat and Ambrosio (Church Diethelm & Co., Ltd. (Incorporated

in Switzerland), Merchants and

of Banplaina) Commission Agents, General Im-

Simon (Church of Chantaboun) porters,

Francois and Henri (Ch. of InsuranceEngineers, Shipping and

Agents.—Head Office :

Ajuthia) Diethelm & Co., S.-A. Zurich. .

Raymond (Church of Paknam- Branches: Singapore, Penang,

pho) Bangkok, Saigon and Haiphong; Cable I

Celestin (Church of Songphin- Ad: Diethelmco; Codes: Bentley’a •!

ong) Second, A.B.C. 6th edn. and Scott’s

Carrie and Ferlay (St. Paul’s W. Siegenthaler, manager

Church, Petriu) F. G. van Leuven, signs per pro | a

Perroy, Martin and Boniface A. F. Somm, assist.

Church of Pachim) K. Vogelsanger, do.

Jacob and Joseph (Church' of M. Boogerman, do.

Huaphai) W. Salzmann, do.

Fouillat and Ollier (Church of F. Heller, engineer

Lamsai)

Frederic (Church of Huakrabu)

Gabriel (Church of Nakhonna- Donaldson & Lowden, Chartered Ac-

jok) countants—9, Chartered Bank Lane; l

Thomas (Church of Khorat) Teleph. 5876; Cable Ad: Lowden

 BANGKOK Bl67

JEast Asiatic Co., Ltd., The (Incor- M/S “ Bintang ”

porated in. Denmark), Ship Owners, A. Juul-Christensen, captain

Ship Builders, Saw Millers, Oil S/S “ Bull ”

Millers, Rice Millers, Rubber and Cocoa- J. H. Kjaer, captain

nut Estate

aires, Tin Owners, Teak Concession-

Mine Owners, Exporters

and Importers, General Merchants Eastern Agencies, Ltd., Wine & Spirit

—Head Office: Copenhagen. Bran-

ches: Bangkok, Calcutta, Capetown, Merchants—Nai Lert Building; P.O.

Box 10; Cable Ad: Beehive

Dalney, Durban,

Johannesburg, Hankow.

London, Kuala,Harbin,

Lum-

pur, Madras, Penang, Rangoon, San

Erancisco, Santiago, Seattle, Shanghai, Eastern Smelting Co., Ltd. (Incor-

porated in England), Tin Smelters

Singapore,

Vladivostock.Sourabaya.

Cable Ads:Tsingtao,

in Bangkokand —Bhuket, West Siam; Cable Ad:

Pyramide (Confidential), Asiatic(Woods), Smelter; Code: A.B.C. 5th edn.

(Gen- Head

eral and Shipping), Orienteak Office: Princes House, 95,

Kakai (Rice),

Birma (Import),and Corporal (Export), Gresham

at Prae, Lampang,

Street, London E.C. 2.

Head Office in the East: Penang.

Ohiengmai, Bandon,

Takuapa, “Asiatic” Singora and

H. Christiansen, manager Ellerman’s Arracan. Rice and Trad-

.Accounts Dept. ing Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in

A. Holm, chief acct. England), Rice Millers and General

Merchants—Cable Ad : Arracan.

Export Dept. Head Office: 37/39, Lime St., Lon-

S. Jensen don. Branches: Rangoon, Akyab,

Import Dept. Bassein, Moulmein, Calcutta and

Emil Nielsen Madras

The Oriental Stores, Stores

Ltd. M. A. B. Duncan, manager

Oriental Machinery S. B. Bateman

S. Hoyrup J. A. Arthur

Internationa] Continental Caoutchouc Agencies Sun Insurance Office. (Fire)

Compagnie Ellerman & Bucknall S. S. Co.

B. Wittenberg, factory repres. Ltd.

Imperial Chemical Industries (Malaya),

Ltd. Far East Oxygen & Acetylene Co ,

R. Wilson, representative Ltd., Oxygen, Acetylene, Carbonic;

-Shipping Dept. Acid, Welding Equipments & Ac-

G. Laugesen cessories and Electrodes—962, Suri-

Technical Dept. wongse Road ; Cable Ad : Oxygene ;

O. Paludan Muller, chief supt. P.O. Box 47; Head Office: Quai

•Godowns & Wharves Dept.

Capt. H. Olsen | Capt. W. Nielsen d’Orsay, Paris.

W. Millner, manager

Workshop Dept.

E. Underdahl Fraser & Neave,andLtd.,Distributors

Aerated Water

. Sawmill & Forests at Bandon Manufacturers of

S. Storm Jorgensen “Tiger Peer.”—Sri Phya Road; Teleph.

Teak Forests at Prae 5262; Cable Ad: Atlas. Head Office:

A. Gredsted, forest manager S’pore. Branches: throughout Malaya,

Lampang & Chiengmai Agency Java,

E. Olsen

Singora Agency H. L.Sumatra

Skinnerand Indo-China

Captain J. Vosbein Franco-Eastern Trading Co., General

Rubber Estate at Chantaboon Importers—Rajawongse

J. H. Dept.

Mining Hee (Takuapa, Western Siam) 348; P.O. Box 90; CableRoad;Ad: Teleph.

Fetco;

F. N. Cox, mine manager Codes: A.B.C. 6th .edn., Bentley’s and

M/S “ Muinam ’ Private

Y. L. Relster, captain French Legation {see Legations)

 Bl68 BANGKOK

General Accident, Fire and Life As- International Engineering

Engineers, Contractors Co., Inc.*

and Importers*

surance Corporation, Ltd. Shipping

Diethelm & Co., Ltd., agents Bank Lane;andP.O.Insurance

Box 39;<—Chartered

Cable Ad:

Gysom

H. F. Scholtz, manager

German Legation (see Legations)

Gestetner (Eastern) Ltd., D. (Incor- Japanese Legation (See Legations)

porated in England),

facturers—P.O. Box Duplicator

27. Head Manu-

Office

for the Far East: Corner House, 9, Kiam Hoa Heng & Co., Ltd., Import-

ers and Exporters — East Bank,

Cecil Street, Singapore River Menam

J. B. Dunne, gen. mgr. (Far East) Low Kwang Seng, manager

H. G. E. Sterling, mgr. (Siam)

L. R. Calcace, representative Kwong Koh Long, Bankers and Mer-

Geyer, Hans, Importer and Exporter chants, Teak Concessionaires, Saw

Millers and Exporters; Gcnrral Im-

—SikakPhya Sri; Cable Ad: Geyer porters, and Exporters, Rice Millers-

Hans Geyer, proprietor and Rice Exporters

F. Mueller, assistant Ng Cho Nam, sole proprietor

Ng

Cii aPekLind

Lim,Lam

mgr.,Sam,

signs assist,

the firmmgr.,,

Hamburg-Siam Co. (Inc. in Siam), signs per pro

Importers, Painting and Sanitary J. R. Braga, foreign manager

Specialists—Mahachai Rd. ; Teleph.

732; Cable Ad: Siamkis Branch Firms :

Kwong Kim Long, Saw Mills,

Grimm & Co., B., Merchants,, General Bangkok

Import and Export, Contractors to Kwong Kim Long Chan, Singapore

I.M.’s Government, Engineers, Op- Kwong Kam Long, Hongkong

ticians, Chemists to their Imperial Kwong Chi Long, Shanghai

Majesties—Telephs. 1222 and 2077 ; Kwong Wall Long, Canton

P.6. Box 66; Cable Ad: Siam- Kwong Kim Long, Batavia

grimm; all Codes Used

Hongkong and Shanghai Bank (See LEGATIONS AND CONSULATES

Banks) Belgium, Legation and Consulate-

Hotel Royal, Law

Ltd. of(Incorporated under General—Cable Ad: Legabelge,

Companies Siam) — Teleph. Bangkok

5799; Cable Ad: Royalhotel Charge d’Affaires—Marcel Polain

Secretaire-Interprete—Paul Phong

Hua Yoo Heng, Importers—Songwad Rd. Denmark, Legation

Imperial Chemical Industries (Malaya)of Envoy Extraordinary andL. Mini-

ster Plenipotentiary—O. F. A.

Ltd., Importers and Exporters

Chemicals, Fertilizers, Dyestuffs and O’Neill de Ox holm

Manufacturers’ Raw Materials—Cable Consul-Genl.—H. M. Christiansen

Ad:Resident

Impkemix Interpreter—G. Sw' e e Choo

Representative: R. Wilson, (The RoyalinDanish

is also chargeConsulate

of Spanish General

in-

c/o East Asiatic Co., Ld. terests)

International Crediet-en Handels- France—Teleph. 5376; Cable Ad:

Yereeniging '“Rotterdam”, Import- Legafrance

ers and Exporters—B.M.C. Build- Envoye Extraordinaire et Mi-

ing, New Road; Teleph. 1356; P.O. nistre Plenipot.—R. Maugras

Box 49; Cable Ad: Internatio; Secretaire de Legation — W.

Codes: Acme, Bentley’s, A.B.C. 5th Georges Picot

and 6th, Private. Head Office: Premier Secretaire-interprete fl

Rotterdam fons de Consul—R PI ion

 BANGKOK BI69

Chancelier—C. Yaladier Norway, Legation & Consulate-

Secretaire-Interprete—P. Fuchs General—Bush Lane

Attache Militaire—Col. Roux Envoy Extraordinary and Mi-

Med. de la Legation—Dr. Meyer nister Plenipotentiary to

May Siam, China and Japan—L.

Consul de France a Xiengmai— C. M. Aubert

C. Notton Consul-General—PI. G. Monod

Agence Consulaire a Xiengrai—

M. Breal

Vice-C’onsulats a Korat et a Portugal

Chantabouh

Spain (Danish Consulate-General in

Germany, Legation charge of the Royal Spanish Con-

■ Envoy Extraordinary and Mi- sulate)

nister Plenipotentiary—Dr. E. Sweden

Nord of Legation—(vacant)

Secretary Envoy Extraordinary and J.Minister

Chancellor—M. Jahn Plenipotentiary — Dr. E. E,

Secretary—O. Sandreczki (The Hultman

Legation is also in charge of Consul-General—W L. Grut

Austrian and Turkish inter-

ests in Siam) United States of America, Legation

Typist—E.

Medical Otzen

Attendant — Dr. O. (Established May 29th, 1856)—

Schwend 1762, Sathorn Road; Teleph. 5247;

Cable Ad: Amlegation

Great Britain, Legation and Con- Envoy Extraordinary and

sulate-General Minister Plenipotentiary—

Minister—Sir Josiah Crosby, James M. Baker

K.B.E., C.I.E. Second Secretary—Arthur F.

Consul-General—John Bailey Tower

Vice-Consul, Grade!—H. R. Bird Military Attache—Lieut.-Col.

Vice - Consuls, Grade II —A.W.C. K.S. W. S. Drysdale (Stationed in

Smith, R. Whittington, Peiping)

Adams, G. C. Whitteridge Clerk—Halvern L. Norris

Student Interpreter — A. G.

Gilchrist U.S.A. Consulate-General, also in

Archivist—W. C. Brayne

Clerical Officer—R. C. Barnard charge of the Consular interest of

Acting Consul (Chiengmai)—W. W. Cuba and Panama—1760, Sathorn

Goultas Road; Teleph. 5168; Cable AcP:

Vice-Consul, American Consul

Lampang)—R.GradeA. N. IHillyer

(Nakawn Consul—Arthur F. Tower

Vice-Consul, Grade I (Senggofa)—

W. H. Newbould Vice-Consul—Andrew G. Lynch

Hon. Vice-Consul—H. J. Post

Italy, Legation Leonowens, Ltd., Louis T., Teak

Forest Concessionaires, Saw Millers,

Japan, Legation and Consulate Timber Merchants, General Im-

porters, Exporters, Mining and In-

surance Agents—Branches: Bang-

Netherlands, Legation kok and Nakon Lampang; Stations

Charge d’Affaires—M, J. van at Sukotai, Paknampo, Raheng and

Schreven Them; Cable Ad : Leonowens

■Secretary-Interpreter—F. Rut- Secretaries—Denny, Mott & Dick-

gers son, Ld., Adelaide House, King

Asst.-Interpreter — O. A. dos William Street, London, E.C.

Santos C. T. Cox, general manager for

Clerk—K. O. Ivancich Siam

II170 BANGKOK

D. Budding, assist, mgr., signs Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. (Incor-

per pro. porated m -lapan), General Import-

E. J. Stather ers and Exporters—Hongkong Bank

R. H. St. Amory Lane; Telephs. 5413, 5421, 5422 and

W. Mottershead 5423; Cable Ad : Mitsui; Codes :

Up Country— Bentley’s and Private

F. Frere, Up-country mgr.

P. Page

R. R. F. Gill ( G. E. Higgins Mojdara Typewriters Co., Dealers in

Typewriters, Adding Machines, Du-

LES SUOOESSEURS I)E E.C. (ESTABLISH- plicating Machines, Office Appli-

ances, Vissible Filing Supplies,

ED 1900), Monod & Co., Importers etc.—Corner of Windmill and New

and Exporters—Bush Lane; Cable Road; Teleph. 5775; Cable Ad:

Ad: Monod Markmodara; Code; Bentley’s

Complete Phrase.

London and Lancashire Insurance

Co., Ltd., The Moona Thambi Saiboo Marican (M.

Dietbelm & CO., Ltd., agents T. S. Marican), Cloth and Diamond

Merchant and General Commission

Luang Raksa & Co., Auctioneers and Agent—2615-17,

Valuers, Land, Estate, House and Cable Ad : Thambisa. Rachawangse Road ;

General, Commission Agents and Karikal (French India).HeadBranch: Office :

Share Brokers

■Luang Raksa Naves Madras

O. D. de Witt Moona Yousuf Saiboo Exporters,

Marican General

(M.Y.S.

D. E. S. Jaya Marican), Importers,

L. C. de Witt Cloth, Silk, Woollen Merchants and

Thanorm Vardithee Manufacturers’ Agents — 892-8, Wat

Mark’s Tyre Store, Importers and Yousufsa; Koh Street;Codes:

Teleph.Bentlej’s

2083; Cable Ad:

1st and

Motor Car Merchants (The Largest 2nd Phrase, A.B.C. 5th and 6th edns.

Vulcanizing House in Siam), Deal-

ers in Automobile Tyres, Tubes, and Oriental 3-letter Code.

Gasoline, Oils, Chevrolet and Ford Mueller Motor Agency—Sikak Phya-

Parts, Accessories, Vulcanizing

Equipment, Vulcanizing Material, Sri;Hans Cable Ad: Emueller

Geyer, proprietor

Used Cars. etc.—Corner of Windmill

and

5775;New Roads,

Cable Ad: Bangkok, Siam; Teleph. Nai Lert, Ice Manufacturers, Motor

Markmodara-Bangkok;

Code: Bentley’s Complete Phrase Boat Builders, Hardware Merch-

Mark Mojdara, proprietor ants, Importers and Exporters—Cable

Ad: Lert; Codes: A.B.C. 6th edn. and

Bentley’s

Agents for: Phya Ehakdi Norasresth, pro-

Seiberling Aubber Co., Akron, prietor

Ohio, U. S. A. C. S. Richardson, manager

Meklong Railway Co-, Ltd., Siamese Nai Lert Motor Transport Services—

Company (registered at Bangkok)

Directors—Comdr. W. L. Grut, Offices at Chalerm Loke Bridge,

Chao Phya Suibibadhana, S. Petchaburi Road via Klong San Sap

T. Brighouse and manager

A. Ericsson, J. Kundtzon Nestle

Milk and

Co. —Anglo-Swiss

2876, OrientalCondensed

Avenue;

J. Kerr, assist, manager Cable Ad: Nestanglo

G. R. Brooks, secretary

Netherlands Insurance Co., The (Es-

Menam Motor Boat Co., Ltd. (Sia- tablished 1845)

mese Co.)—Telephs. 5540 and 489; Diethelm & Co., Ltd., agents

Cable Ad: Menamotor; Codes: A.

B.C. 5th and 6th edns. Netherlands Legation {see Legations)

 BANGKOK B17I

N Head

w Zealand Insurance Co., Ltd., Pollard, Thomas H., Consulting En-

Office: Auckland, N. Z. gineer, Marine Surveyor and Valua-

Fire & General Insurance: The tor, Importer of Tools, Machinery,

Borneo Co., Ltd., Agents— Metals, Stores, etc., Ship and Engi-

Cable Ad : Borneo neer Surveyor to Lloyd’s Register of

Marine Insurance : Shipping at Bangkok—Chartered Bank

Thoresen & Co., Ltd., Agents—966, Lane; Teleph. 5394; Cable Ad: Pollard;

Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn., Scott’s, Bentley’s

Suriwongse

Thoresen Road ; Cable Ad: and Western Union

North British and Mercantile In- Princes, All Sporting

quirements—Nai LertandBuilding;

AthleticCable

Re-

surance Co., Ltd. Ad: Beehive

Diethelm & Co., Ltd., agents

Norwegian Legation (see Legations) Roman Catholic Church {see under

Churches)

Oriental Bakery, Established in June Royal State Railways of Siam—Krom

1887-2872, Oriental Avenue; Teleph.

5077. The Only Bakery in Siam Rot Say am

Fai Luang Haeng Krung

installed

electricallywith

drivenup-to-date machinery Central Administration

Leo ‘C. de Jesus, mgr. Commr. Gen’l.—Phya Udom Yod-

Antonio Mazza, assist. hadhiyut Engineer—J.

Consulting (actg.) A. Crum,

Branch—596, Chakrapetch Road, M.I.C.E., M.INT.T.

Foot of Memorial Bridge General Secy. — Phra Bhadrakich

Kosol

Statistician—Luang Siddhi Durit-

Oriental Hotel—Cable Ad : Orien- bhas, a.com.

hotel Traffic Dept.

Oriental Machinery Stores (East Traffic Supt.—Phra Visdara Dulaya

Rathakich

Asiatic Co., Ltd., Machinery Dept.) Secretary—Khun Saman Madhura-

Importers of AllRoad

ery—Worachak Kinds of Machin-

; Teleph. 1056; Operating bochana

Cable Ad : Machineco Branch

Operating Manager—Poon Sakun-

S. Sia

Hoyrup,

Thianmanager

Trakul, chief clerk tanaga, B.sc.

L. M. Pook, book-keeper Assistants—M.L.Udora Snidwongse,

Praphai Leesukudom, engineer dipl. M. ING. and Poon Viryasiri,

Nai Ngim, assist, engineer B.SC.

Mechanical Division

M.Ing.L. Udom Snidwongse, Dipl. M.

Oriental Stores, Ltd., Wholesale Time-table Section

Importers—Oable Ad : Oriental Khun Vichitr Rothakar

Paknam Railway Co., Ltd. Traffic Branch

Directors—Comdr. W. L. Grut Commercial Mgr. — Leng Srisom-

(chairman), Chao Phya Sribi- wongse, b.com.

badhana, S. Brighouse, J. Assist. Commercial

Sribayaga, b.com. Mgr.— Kashem

Knudtzon and T. A. Gottsche In charge of Goods Division—

E. Grut, secretary Kashem Sribayaga, b.com.

InCharoon

charge ofVimolsiri,

Passenger Division—

b.a.(com.)

Pisal Panite Trading Co., Importers, InDivision

charge —of Joti

HotelGuna

and Catering

Exporters and Commission Agents— Kashem,

Bush Lane; Teleph. 929; Cable Ad: B.COM.

Pisalnite In charge of Information Bureau—

Luang Thavil Sreshthabanijkar,

B.B.A.

Portuguese Consulate (see Legations)

Bm BANGKOK

Central Division Maintenance

—M. C. Charoen Engineers:ChaiKrungjdeb-

Chitra-

Division Supt.—(Vacant)

Assistant—Luang Tnavil Sreshtha- bongse, b.a., Cantab, (acting);

banijkar, b.b.a. Prachin: M.

Suksavasdhi, C. Dhanyalakshana

Chief Medical Office— Luang Su-

riyabongse Bisudhibaedhya, m.d. Hua Him Cert, Luange.c.l.Baichitra

(acting);

Northern Division Punyamanop,

Double Line b.eng. and Yard

Construction

Luang Bibul Rathayan Alteration — Luang Yuktasevi

Assistant—Loco. Inspector Pitsanu- Vivadhana, m.eng., a.m.i. ste.e.

loke (actg.) Northern Division

Northern Eastern Division Division Engineer—Phra Kamchorn

Division Supt. — Luang Sathol Chaturong

Thongvicharana Maintenance

—Luang Engineers: Paknampoh

Bhisit Markvidharn,

Assistant—Soon-nguan

M.ENG. Bisalputra, S.B.; Utaradit: Luang Vidit

Yontrakar, b.sc.; Lam pang: Phar

Southern Division Kamchorn Chaturong (actg.) b.sc.

Division Supt.—Chalerra Jayasutr, Southern Division

B.S. (ECON.) Division Engineer — Luang Silpa

Assistant—Archava Kunjara, Cert. Vidharn Kovit, B.s.

E.C.L. Maintenance Engineers: Chumphon

Engineering Department —Luang Kulachandra Rathaya-

Chief Engineer—M. C. Serm Savasti dara,

Lawasut B.S.; Tung Song: b.es.sc.

Yantrasilpa, Luang

Kridakara, b.a.Dharmasaroj

Sepretary—Phol (CantaK) dipl. ing.e.c.l.; Haad Yai: Luang

Bisal Markvidura, s.b.; Yala: M.C.

Workshops Praimakara Varavarn, c.E.

Engineer i/c Workshops — Luang North Eastern Division

Viduro Vidhikol, s.b. Division Engineer—Luang

Vithirata, s.b. (acting) Prasert

Assistant—M. C. Sidhyakara Vara- Maintenance Engineers: Gengkoi

varn, s.b.

Erecting Shop—M. C. Sidhyakara —Luang Prasert Vithirata, s.b.;

Varavarn, s.b. Lamchee:B sc.;

vakam, LuangKhonSamridhi Visa-

Carriage and Wagon Shop—Luang

Visolya Vidhikal, b.s., m.a.s.m.e. Dhasnabairochana, B.sc.Kaen: Snid

Machine

dhi, b.sc.Shop—Term

Hons. Thienprasid- Construction: Khon Kaen—Kumpawapi

Electric Shop — Luang Prasiddhi Line

Engineer in charge—Luang Dejati-

Kolamaya, e.e. wongse Varavatana, B.sc. Chai

Ways and Works Assistants — M. C.b.a.Charoen

Chitrabongse, (Cantab.),

Superintending

and Works—Luang Engineer for Ways

Charan Snid- Phisit Arthachinda and LuangB.

wongse, b.sc. Bejrakashem Vithisawasdi,

Engineer in charge of Technical Stores eng. (Liverpool)

Office—Luang

S.M. Videt Yontrakich, Stores Supt.—Luang Charassingh

Architect — b.a.

M. (Cantab.)

C. Vodhayakara Bhasadukich, B.s. (Econ.)

Varavarn, Chief

radi, Store-keeper—Sern

b.eng. Munga-

Staff Engineers—Kimsua Malila, Secretary—Thip Manisara (Acting)-

B.sc., Hons., Luang Sukhavad-

hana Sundara, b.sc. and Samran Accounts Department

Sakarindraand Signal Engineer— Comptroller—Phya

A.C.A. Jaiyos Sompati,

Telegraph

Swai Habanananda, B.sc., Hons, Deputy Comptroller — Luang Rob-

(acting) Rukich

Assistant—Swai Habanananda, b.sc. Accountant

Varavarn, —b.s.M.(Econ.)

C. Varavirakorn

Hons. Auditor

Central Division

Division Engineer—Luang Sundara lekha — Luang Sakdhi Samreut-

Devahastin, b.sc. Asst. Auditor—Yim Phung Phrakun

Cashier—Luang Cliaroen Rothasin

 BANGKOK Biva

Siam Architects (Import) Importers Siam Industries, (1932), Ltd., Soap

Makers and Oil Millers—P.O. Box 5U;

find Engineers—Asdang Road, City; Cable

Oa ue,

Ac ile Ad: Healey; Bentley’s

Hfoomhall’s, Codes: A.B.C. 6to, Private,Ad:all Industries;

& Private Public Codes

Codes: Lever’s

E T.Healey, a.r.c.a., manager R. G. Macmorran, managing director

B. Huat, assistant E. Lewis, accountant

Clerks—T. B. Heng, N. F. Nicholson, factory manager

and Nai Sang ian Nai Phayune

Siam Cement Co., Ltd., The Siam Steam Navigation Co., Ltd.,,

Chairman—Comdr. W. lL. Grut (Incorporated in Siam by Royal

Directors—Chao Phya Sribibadhana Charter)

Phya Sukhum Naja Vinit, T. Erics- The East Asiatic Co., Ltd., managing

son and H.S.H. Prince Sessiri agents;atCable

Agents Ad: lluafai, Bangkok

E. Secretary

Thune, General Manager & Steamship Singapore—The

Co., Ltd.; CableStraits-Adt

C.T. Haastrup

Friis Jespersen, c.e.,Works

Vice Mgr. Kapal, Singapore

Nielsen, Manager Vessels—S/S “Asdang”, M/S “

rangsi”, S/S “Boribat”, M/S “Malini”,Bhanu-

A. Bay Nielsen, Engineer

G. Hansen, Accountant '“Prachatipok”,

S/S “Nads”, S/S S/S “Nibha”,

“Redang”, S/S

S/S-

Siam Commercial Bank (See Banks) “Suddhadib” and S/S “Valaya"

Siam Electric Corporation, Ltd. (In- Siam Steam Packet Co., Ltd., The--

corporated

W. L. byGrut, Royalvice-chairman

Charter) and Airway House; Cable Ad: Ruadeng

managing director Board or Directors

(chairman), R. D.— Atkinson,

S. Brighouse

A.

J. Knudtzon, general manager Carson, Wm. Duncan and C. S,

E.engineer

Ronlez, vice-manager and chief Richardson

P. Rasquin, secretary Head OfficeCarson,

: general manager

Accounts Department Andrew

J. E.Aage Hjartved, accountant G. R. Brooks, secretary

N. Seidenfaden,

A. Landgren,assist,do.accountant Assistants—Wan

Thong Thavisri, Hean J. Cheng,

Kularb, Seng

Th.

P. Van Horen, do. Prida, D. Heggie, Prabandh

Wee Teck Pao, cashier Chatnilabandhu and Karim bin

Ho Boon Tin, acting cashier Ibrahim

Power Station Wan Hean Liang, cashier

E. Lacroix, supt.

E. Reuterberg, K. Hemmingsen, Up-Country Staff

and O. Johansson, engineers H. Ford 1 Donald C. Knott, b.sc.

Electrical Department O. Tratnik

James Kerr !i G. S. R.Jorgensen

Tisseman

A. Berckmans, electr. engr. and supt.

J. Delacharlerie, C. V. Endahl, and Agencies at: Tatien, Bangsai, Ayuthia,.

J. Richard, assist, engineers Angthong, Paknampho, Petrieu and

Workshop

Wang Tzu How, assist. Meklong

Store Department

K.A.Mpller, Siamese Tin Syndicate, Ltd.—Cable

Jonsen,supt.

assistant Ad: Sitinsind at Penang, Renong.

Tramways

Edm. Department

Grut, supt. Takuapa and in London. Head

K. Gbttsche, engineer Office: Capel House, New Broad

Nai Thieng ana Nai Choom, chief Street, London, E.C. Eastern Office:

Penang. Codes : Broomhall’s Im-

inspectors

S. M. Ebrahim, cashier perial Combination

Siam Free Press Co., Ltd., Printers Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—Hongkong

and Publishers, Proprietors of “ The Bank Lane; Cable Ad : Standvac

Bangkok Daily Mail ” (English), H. J. Post, manager

“ Krungdeb Daily Mail ” (Siamese) A. Linbird | A. G. Berlandier

—Cable Ad: Freepress, Bangkok F. Hill

£174 BANGKOK

Stationers’ Hall, Stationers and Tilleke & Gibbins, Advocates and

Printers — 244, Oriental Avenue ; Solicitors—Teleph. 5173; Cable Ad:

Printing Dept. : 2965, Chartered Brigson, Bangkok; Codes: A.B.C. 6th

Bank Lane; Cable Ad: Stationers; edn.Samuel and Bentley’s

Code: Bentley’s

G. D. P. Weeraratne, proprietor R. D. Brighouse,

Atkinson, solicitor, partner

solicitor, partner

V. H. Jaques, barrister-in-law, partner

Steel Bros. & Co., Ltd., Merchants—

Teleph. 5165; Cable Ad: Steel.

Head Office: 6, Fenchurch Avenue, United Engineers, Ltd., Civil, Struc-

London, E.C. Branches : Bangoon, tural, Engineers,

Mechanical and Electrical

Irbnfounders, Shipbuild-

Moulmein, Bassein, Akyah, Manda- ers and Contractors, Importers of

lay, Bombay and Calcutta Machinery and General Hardware

Agents:

Stephens, Paul & Co. (Siam), Ltd., The Bangkok Docks, Ltd.

General Merchants — Teleph. 273;

P.O. Box 17; Cable Ad: David

M. M. David, managing director United Plantations, Ltd. (Incorpo-

C. L. Gaulstin, director rated in F.M.S.)—Registered Office:

Jendarata Estate, Teluk Anson,

Sun Life Assurance. Co. of Canada— Perak, F.M.S. Copenhagen Office:

Ny Kongensgade, 4, Copenhagen K.

Head Office for Siam: New Road Denmark. Rubber, Oil Palm and Cocoa-

(opposite British Dispensary Build-

ings); Teleph. 5319; Cable Ad: Sun- nut Plantations

Selangor, F.M.S. in Lower Perak and

beam P. B. Heilmann, genera manager

Swedish Consulate (see Legations)

Waugh & Co., Ltd., Henry (Formerly

Syme & Co., Merchants—2637, Racha- Mines Katz Bros., Ltd.), Rubber Estate, Tin

and Insurance Agents, General

wongse Road; Teleph. 543; Cable Import and Export

Teleph.Merchants—Nai

Ad: Syme; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and Lert Buildings; 245; Cable Ad:

6!.h edns., and Bentley’s. London Katz. Singapore.

Head Office: Raffles Chambers,

Branches: Bangkok, Penang,

and Glasgow: Ker, Bolton & Co. Medan, Kuala Lumpur and Ipoh.

Branches: Syme & Co., Singapore; London Office- 1-2, Pepys Street,

Pitcairn, Syme & Co-, Batavia, ing Lane. Hamburg Agents—KatzBeeth-

Samaraug and Sourabaya (Java); port and Import Gesellschaft m.b.h.Ex-

Ker & Co., Manila Iloilo, Cebu &

Davao (P.I.)

Switzerland General Insurance Co., Whiteaway, Laidlaw &l Co., Ltd., General

Drapers, Outfitters, Boot and Shoe Im-

Ltd.—Diethelm & Co., Ld., agents porters,

StationersGlass

and and China Merchants,

Perfumers—New Road;

Thoresen & Co., Ltd., Chartering, Teleph. 5662; Cable Ad: Warfield

Sale and Purchase of Ships, Insurance

Brokers and Agents and General Mer- Windsor & Co.—Telephs. 5721 and 5701;

chants—966,

Ad: Thoresen Suriwongse Road; Cable Cable Ad: Sita.proprietor

R. Rose-Anderssen, manager W. Fuhrhop,

H.H.Paschkewitz,

R. Hermannssigns| perA. pro,

Ulrich

Societe Anonyme Belge pour le Com- Hardware Store

merce et l’Industrie au Siam (S. R. Christians

A.B.), Court Watchmakers, Jewel- Technical Department

lers, Gold and Silversmiths, General Th. Ziegler, c.E.

Importers—Bangkok

leph. 436; Cable Ad:New Belgosiam;

Road; Te- H. Th. M. Graf, c.e.

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Firms follows Fong Fong.

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 STRAITS SETTLEMENTS

The Crown Colony of the Straits Settlements dates from 1867. It comprises

the four Settlements

including Christmas ofIsland

Singapore,

and thePenang,

Cocos Malacca,

Islands, and

and Labuan,

Penang Singapore

including

Province Wellesley and the Dindings.

Malacca was in the 13th century the seat of a Malay Sultanate which

exercised suzerainty over the Peninsula and had diplomatic relations with

China and Siam. Being situated midway in the Straits connecting the Pacific

with the Indian Ocean, it was the emporium of trade between East and West

just as Singapore is to-day. For this reason, it was taken by the Portuguese

in 15ll and retained by them till 1641 when it fell to the Dutch. In 1795, it

was captured by the British who were at war with the Dutch as allies of

the French Republic, and restored to the Dutch in 1818- It finally was ex-

changed for Bencoolen in Sumatra, under the terms of the Anglo-Dutch treaty

of 1824.

Penang, the oldest of the British Settlements, was founded as Prince of

Wales’ Island by Captain Francis Light in 1786. It was ceded by the Sultan

of Kedah on a perpetual lease for fun annual payment of $6,000, partly as

a trading settlement and partly as a base for the English fleet in the Bay of

Bengal. Province Wellesley was similarly ceded in 1800, for a rent of $4,000

to protect Penang from attack by land, and the Dindings, by the Chiefs of

Perak, in 1874, for the suppression of piracy.

Singapore was in the 13th and 14th centuries a Malay city of importance

till it was destroyed by the Javanese about 1377. It then remained waste till

the present Settlement was founded on January 30, 1819, by Sir Stamford

Raffles, then Lieutenant-Governor of Bencoolen, Sumatra. Singapore remain-

ed a dependency of Fort Malborough, Bencoolen, till 1823, when it was placed

directly under the Government of India. The original lease by the Sultan of

Johore and the Dato Temenggong, Chief of Singapore, of the site of a factory,

in 1819, was followed in 1824 by the cession of the Island in perpetuity, this,

being accepted by the Dutch in the Anglo-Dutch Treaty of the same year.

In 1805, Penang became an Indian Presidency and in 1807 was granted,

by the Crown, a Charter of Justice, the first Court of Judicature sitting in

1808. In 1826, the three Settlements were united to form a single Presidency,

with headquarters at Penang. The same year, a second Charter of Justice

was granted, establishing the Coutt of Judicature of Prince of Wales’ Island,

Singapore and Malacca, the first Court sitting at Penang in 1827. In 1830, the

Presidency was abolished, the Settlements becoming part of the Presidency of

Bengal. In 1836, the seat of local Government was moved from Penang to

Singapore. On April 1 1867, the Settlements were transferred, on the request

of their inhabitants, from the control of the Government of India to that of

the Secretary of State for the Colonies, in London. The Cocos Islands were

incorporated in the Settlement of Singapore in 1886, and Christmas Island

in 1889. Labuan, which had itself been a Crown Colony since 1848, was in-

corporated in the Straits Settlements and declared part of the Settlement of

Singapore in 1907, and was constituted a separate Settlement in 1912.

The Constitution of the Colony consists of Letters Patent, passed under

the Great Seal of the United Kingdom, dated the 17th February, 1911, amended

by Letters Patent dated the 18th August, 1924, constituting the _ office of

Governor and Commander-in-Chief of the Straits Settlements and their Depen-

dencies, and Instructions to the Governor passed under the Royal Sign Manual

and Signet, dated 18th August, 1924, amended by additional Instructions dated

23rd February, 1931.

 02 STRAITS SETTLEMENTS

The administration of the Colony is in the hands of the Governor, aided

by an Executive Council and a Legislative Council. The Executive Council

consists of six Members ex-officio, such other official Members as the Governor

on His Majesty?s Instructions may appoint, and unofficial Members not ex-

ceeding three in number. The Legislative Council consists of thirteen official

Members, excluding the Governor who presides, and thirteen unofficial Mem-

bers, business being transacted under Standing Rules and Orders dated 1st

June, 1925. In the Governor’s absence from the Straits Settlements the officer

performing the duties of Colonial Secretary becomes his .Deputy.

The Governor, or other Officer for the time being Administering the Gov-

ernments of the Straits Settlements, is His Majesty’s High Commissioner for

the Federated Malay States of Perak, Selangor, Negri Sembilan, and Pahang,

and the Malay States of Johore, Kedah, Kelantan, Trengganu and Perlis,

which are under His Majesty’s Protection, and is empowered to appoint any

person to be his Deputy in this Office during his pleasure and in the exercise

of such powers as he may deem necessary.

The Governor

the iiornean State ofof Brunei

the Straits Settlements

and British Agent isforalso Pligh Commissioner

the Bornean for

States of North

Borneo and Sarawak which, in common with the Malay States in the Malay

Peninsula, are in treaty relationship with Great Britain.

There is railway communication between Singapore, Penang and all the

principal ports and towns in the Peninsula. Direct communication by rail

was opened in 1919 with Bangkok, the capital of Siam. The towns of Singapore

and George Town, Penang, continue to extend, and the value of town property

has enormously increased. Concurrently, the cost of living is high. House-

rents both in Singapore and Penang have risen greatly since 1914 and the

constructional trades continue to be active.

The output of tin in the Federated Malay States, the bulk of which finds

its way to the smelting works in the Colony, has largely contributed to the

wealth of the Peninsula.

There has been extensive planting of Para rubber, in many cases to the

detriment of other forms of Agriculture.

DIRECTORY

COLONIAL GOVERNMENT

Governor and Commander-in-Chief—Sir

Aide-de-Camp—H. G. Beverley Shenton Thomas, K.C.M.G., O.B.E.

Private Secretary—G. A. G. Walker, M.c.s.

Office Assistant—W. H. Especkerman

EXECUTIVE COUNCIL

H.E. Sir Shenton Thomas, k.c.m.g., o.b.e., Governor and Commander-in-Chief

H.E. Major General E. O. Lewin, c.b., c.m.g., d.s.o., The General Officer Commanding

Hon. the Troops c.m.g., c.b.e., Colonial Secretary

Hon. Mr.

Mr. A.A. Caldecott,

M. Goodman, Resident Councillor (Penang)

Hon.

Hon. Mr.

Mr. A.P. A.S. Small,

McEl waine, K.c., Attorney-General

Treasurer

Hon. Mr. G. Sturrock, Director of Public Works

Hon. Mr. .1. S. W. Arthur (acting),forResident

Hon. Mr. A. B. Jordan, Secretary Chinese Affairs (Malacca

Councillor

Hon. Sir A. P. Robinson

Hon.

Hon. Mr. Tan

.1. Bagnall

Clerk Mr. Cheng Lock,

of Councils—Mr. E. V.c b.e.

G. Day

 STRAITS SETTLEMENTS C3

LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL

H. E. Sir Sheaton Thomas, k.c.m.g., o.b.e., Governor and Commander-in-Chief

Members of the Executive Council, The Hon. the Director of Education (F. J. Morten),

the Hon. theServices

of Medical Secretary

(Dr.forii.Chinese Affairs (A-

D. Fitzgerald, M.u.),S- Jordan,),

the Hon.thetheHon. the Director

Commissioner of

Hon, Mr. W. E. Fepys (Acting Superintendent, Government Monopolies),Police,

Lands (W. S. Ebden), the Hon. Mr. H. Fairburn (Inspector-General of the

the_ Hon.

Mr* W. J. Wilcoxsdn, the Hon. Mr. E. Newbold, o.b.e., the Hon. Sir. A. r. llobinson,

the Hon. Mr.

Simpson, Tan Cheng

the Hon. Dr. N. L.Lock, c.b.e.,thetheHon.

Clarke, Hon.Dr.Mr.LimH. Han

E. Nixon,

Floe, thetheHon.

Hon. Mr.

Mr. H.P.

H. Abdoolcader, the Hon. Mr. W. A. Fell, the Hon. Mr. Khoo Sian Ewe the Hon.

Mr. J. Robertson, the Hon. Mr. Mohamed Rouse bin Chee.

-Clerk of Councils—E. V. G. Day

GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS

Audit Office—Singapore Chinese Secretariat—Singapore

Auditor (Kuala Lumpur, S.S. and Secretary for Chinese Affairs,

F.M.S.)—G. P. Bradney, b.a. S.S. & F.M.S.—Hon. Mr. A. B.

Senior Assis. Auditor (Singapore) Jordan, M.C.S.

—H. T. Hedley, a.s.a.a. Assistant Secretary for Chinese

Actg. Sr. Asst. Auditor (Singa- Affairs, S.S. & F.M.S.—Capt.

pore)—R. Macdonald, m.c. J. Jeff, m.o.s.

Assistant Auditors—W. D. Charl- Assistant Protector of Chinese—

ton and C. E. Paddon, a.c.a. A. W. Hay, m.c.s.

(Singapore) and G. G. Roberts 2nd Assist. Protector of Chinese—

(Penang) R. H. Oakeley, m.c.s. (acting)

Junior Assistant Auditor—H. J. Extra Assist. Protector of Chinese

Rodrigues (Malacca) —T. P. F. McNeice

Lady Assist. Protector of Chinese

Attorney-General's Dept.—Singapore — Mrs. M„ Rnllinson

Attorney-General — P. L. Mc- Chief Clerk—Soo Ah Lim

Elwaine, K.c. (J. H. Pedlow, C.A.S.C.A.—Sng Choon Yee

acting) Japanese Interpreter—K. Kirin

Solicitor-General—vacant (J. H. Assist. Inspector — Lee Thuan

Bassett, acting) Khek

Deputy Public Prosecutor, Singapore Assist. Boarding Officers — Tan

N. A. Worley (acting) Hock Kee and E. C. Armstrong

Deputy Public Prosecutor, Penang—

E. N. Taylor (acting) Colonial Treasury—Singapore

Assistant to Attorney-General—A. Treasurer, Collector of Stamp

Williams (acting) Duties and Accountant-General

Office Assistant—Lee Kwee Siew —Hon. Mr. A. S. Small

Acting Deputy

Stamp and Treasurer—R.

Probate Officer—R.Bird

Bird

Botanical Gardens—Singapore

Director—R. E. Holttum, m.a., f.l.s. Treasury Branch

Assist. Director—E. J. H.—M.Corner, m.a. Currency Officer—E. Fernandez

Curator of Herbarium R. Hen- Chief Cashier—A. Pillay

derson, F.L.S. Stamp Office

Assist. Botanist—C. X. Furtado, b.ag. " •Clerk-in-Charge—A. S. Pereira

Assistant Accountant’s Branch

(WaterfallCurators — F.Penang),

Gardens, Flippance

G. Assist. Accountant 7— Low Leng

Chuan

A. Best (Botanic Garden, Singapore), | Secretary, Widows’ and Orphans’

J. Lennon

Field (Parks) Penang

Assistant—Abdul Kadir Pensions—Lim Teong Ghee

C4 STRAITS SETTLEMENTS

Department of Statistics, S.S. & Geylang English School

E.M.S.—Singapore; Telephs. 5294, Headmistress—Mrs. A. M. Wad-

5295 and 5296; Cable Ad: Statistics McNair dell

Registrar-General of Statistics, Road English School

S.S. & F.M.S. — J. I. Miller, Outram Headmistress1—Mrs. S. F. Lucas

M.C.S., F.E.S.S. Road School

Assist. Registrar of Statistics, Headmaster—G. Ambler

S.S. & F.M.S.—E. J. Phillips, PasirMrs.Panjang

B.SC. D. Downe

English School—

Asst. Registrar, Imports & Ex- Pearl’s Hill School

ports—D. Sturrock Headmistress—Mrs. M. W. Pater

Asst, Supts., Rubber Control—A. son (Mrs. K. McNeish, acting)

H. Pearsall

F.C.A.S., F.B.A.S., S.F. INT. A.C. Headmistress—Miss R. M. Ever-

Asst. Registrars of Textile Quotas son

—A. S. Bailey, c.b.e. and J.N.C. Raffles Girls’ School

Flancock Principal—Miss D. M. Buckle,.

o.b.e. (Miss C. Richardson,

District Court, Civil—Singapore acting)

District Judge—H. R. Bull Raffles Institution

Assistant District Judge—M. H. Principal—D. W. McLeod

Blacker Senior Assistants—G. L. Bayliss,

Chief Clerk—Mohd. Saleh bin E. F Pearson, E. S. Tiddeman,

Ismail E. Strickland and E. W. Reeve

Chief Bailiff—A. de Costa Rangoon Road School

Headmaster—J. B. Carr

District and Police Courts—Singa- Reformatory School

Superintendent—F. C. Johnson

pore Assist. do. —P. H. Fernandez:

District Judge, First Magistrate Teluk Kurau English School

and Senior Marriage Registrar Headmaster—E. R. Davis (M.

— H. A. Forrer, m.c.s. Ignatius, acting)

2nd Magistrate and Marriage Re- Serangoon English School

gistrar—N. Grice, M.c.s. Headmistress—Miss M. D. Gibbs

3rd Magistrate—J. M. Brander, Victoria Bridge School

M.C.S. Headmaster—R. E. Smith, b.a.

4th Magistrate—C. H. Whitton, (C. E. H. Jacobs, acting)

M.C.S. Bukit Panjang English School

Chief Clerk—Chan Joo Chua Headmistress—Mrs. L. Alvis

Trade School

Education Department—Singapore Acting Principal—A. G. Cooke

Director of Education, S.S. and Chief Instructor—F. B. Goude

F.M.S.—F. J. Morten, m.c.s. (A. M. Wishart, acting)

(J. Watson, acting)

Assist. Director of Education for Government Analyst’s Department—

Chinese Schools—E. C. S. Ad- Sepoy Lines, Singapore

kins, m.c.s. Govt. Analyst, S.S. and Assist.

Personal Assistant to Director of Supt., Govt. Monopolies—J. C.

Education—J. M. Dorai Raj Cowap, b.sc., f.i.c.

Chief Clerk—Bong Kim Cheong Acting Deputy Government

Inspector of Schools, Singapore Analyst, Penang—A. C. Brooks,

and Labuan—H. A. R. Cheese- A.R.C.S. I., A.I.C.

man Senior Assist. Government Analyst

Assistant Inspector of Schools—E. —M. Jamieson, b.sc., a.r.c.s.,

R. Davies a.i.c.

Chief Clerk to Inspector of Assistant Govt. Analyst—C. L.

Schools—Gan Eng Thiam Southall, b.sc., a.i.c., F. H.

Malay Assistant Inspector of

Schools — A. Hamid bin H. Geake, m.sc., a.i.c. and A. W.

Abdul Burtt, m.sc., f.i.c.

 STRAITS SETTLEMENTS C5

Laboratory Assistants—Tan Soon Marine Department—Singapore

Tee, Chow Weng Sing, Swee Master Attendant, S.S., and Ship-

Sye Cheow, Tang Chwee Hoe ping Master, Conservator of the

and Sing Seng Heng Port, Receiver of Wrecks, etc.—

Laboratory Assistant, x’enang—R. Capt. G. H. Freyberg, o.b.e.,

L. Dawson R.n. (retired)

Clerks (Singapore) — Tan Beng Deputy Master Attendant—Com-

Seng and B. P. de Souza mander C. C. Dix, c.m.g.,

Clerk (Penang)^C. E. Theseira d.s.o.j R.n. (retired)

Engineer—E. J. Skading

Government Monopolies Department, Assist. Engineer—W. A. Muller

Opium, Liquors and Tobaeco—Head Senior Boarding Officer, Observer

Office: Maxwell Road, Singapore; for Time Balls and Emigration

Telephs. 5253, 5254 & 5255; Cable Officer—J. C. MacLeod, f.r.g.s.

Ad: “Monopoly” Boarding Officers—G. R. Wise-

Supt.—Hon. G. E. London, m.c.s. man, J. E. McDonnell, J. A.

Sr. Assistant Supt., Singapore— Quental, C. H. Armstrong, D.

J. J. Warren Lazaroo and J. Sandbsham

Assist. Supts.—S. G. H. Leyh, H. Deputy Registrar of Shipping—

W. Phear and G. J. Gilmour Comdr. C. C, Dix, c.m.g., d.s.o.,

Chief Accountant—W. C. Hodges, r.n.

a.c.a. Financial Clerk—L. Joseph

Accountants—L. Cox, a.s.a.a. and Correspondence Clerk—Tan Teng

N. M>. Kennedy, a.c.a. Ban

Controllers, Assistant Controllers Deputy Shipping Master—E. H.

and Probationers—R. K. Auten, V alberg

A. G. Baker, H. R. Baker. P. Inspector of Craft—T. E. Mon-

H. liikins, C. Delmar-Morgan, teiro

. N. B. C. Frend, W. 'Gordon, O. Assistant Inspector of Native

R. T. Henman, J. H. Johnston, Craft—J. E. Manen

H. G. Keet,'m.c., n.s.o., P. D. Lightkeepers—A. Gomes, W. Flet-

Lawson, J. A. Parker, F. P. H. cher, A. Monteiro, C. Davis, E.

L.Pearse,

Pirn,,G.G. T.J. W.G. Perkins,

Pitt, J. R.R. Neubronner and A. de Cotta

Signal Sergeants—C. T. Anderton

Pyper, M.c., b.a., F. S. Rickard, and F. J* de Cruz

H. N. D. Russell, F. Stanley, Board of Examiners for Masters’

A. E. S. Talbot, D. H. Trum- and Mates’, jCertificates — The

bie, R. S. Tufnell, A. H. L. Master Attendant, S.S., the

Wheeler Deputy Master Attendant, De-

‘Supervisors—J. Byrne, A. H. puty Registrar of Shipping

Capel, C. Y. Gahno and G. C. Commander Government Steam

Hide Yacht “Sea Belle II” and Capt.

Engineer—P. Wilbraham J. C. MacLeod

Assistant Engineer—J. Salter

Indian Immigration Dept.—Labour Marine Magistrates’ Court—Singa-

Office: Singapore

Assist. Controller—J. T. N. pore Magistrates—Capt. G. H. Frey-

Handy berg, o.b.e., r.n. (retd.), Comdr.

Inspector—M. V. Raj an C. C. Dix, C.M.G., D.S.O., R.N.

Chief Clerk—K. Chelvadurai (retired), Comdr. J. T. B.

Land Office—Singapore Notley, r.n. (retired)

Court Usher—B. G. Sahai

Commissioner of Lands—W. S.

Ebden

Deputy Collectors of Land Revenue Medical Department, S.S.

—A. J. Newby, Wee Gon Dol, Director of Medical and Health

H. D. Klass and Low Kim Yin Services, S.S.—R. D. Fitzgerald,

Investigation Officer — A. N. M.C., B.A., M.D., B.CH., B.A.O.

Syurais (Univ. Dublin), d.t.m. & H.

C6 STRAITS SETTLEMENTS

Dy. Director of Medical and Health Officer, Port—W. D’Cruz^

Health Services, S;S.-^vacant) L.M.S.

W. M. Chambers, m.d. (Hrux), Deputy Health Officer, Rural—P.

l.r.o.p. & s. (Edin), l.f.p. & s. C. Fernandez, l.m.s.

(Glasgow), acting Assistant. Health Officer, Schools

Secretary to Director — J. VV. — S. Sinnadorai, l.m.s.

Hofiin Assistant Health Officer, Port—J.

Accountant, Medical Department, U. Karunaratne, l.m.s.

S.S.—E. A. Joy, A.C.A. Health Sister—I. M. M. Sim-

College of Medicine— mons

Principal—G. V. Allen, m.d. Chief Sanitary Inspector—H. S.

Professor of Physiology—J. It. Hopkins

Kay-Mouat, m.b., ch.b., d.ph. Lady Superintendent, Quarantine

Professor of Medicine — R. B. Station—G. D. Frost

Hawes, m.r.c.p. Social Hygiene Branch—

Professor of Midwifery—J. S- Chief Medical Officer—R. W. C-

English, m.d. Kelly, m.r.c.s., l.r.c.p.

Professor of Anatomy—J. G. Hav- Assistant Medical Officers—Tart

rower, m.b., ch.b., d.sc. Eng Han, l.m.s., S. D. Gunati-

Professor of Surgery—(vacant) laka, l.m.s., Ooi Keng Lok,

Professor of Bacteriology—W. A. L.M.S., S. W. Ponnappah

Young, m.b. L.

Professor of Bio-Chemistry—J. Hospitals & Dispensaries—

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

Professor of Clinical Surgery:—B. 'Chief Medical Officer—W. M.

Chambers, m.d., l.p.c.p., l.r.c.s.

M. Johns, f.r.c.s. Senior Surgeon—C. J. Smith,

Professor of Biology—B. A. R. F.R.C.S.

Gater, m.a., Dip. Agric. Radiologist—J. S. Webster, D.M.RE.

Professor of Dental Surgery—E. Anaesthetist—-E. B. Murrell, m.a.,

K. Tratman, b.d.s. M.

Dental Mechanic—J. H. Stephens Medical Officers—N. N. Lowther,

Janitor—J. A. Spencer m.b., b.ch., W. Hughes, m.b., b-

Assistant in Physiology—K.: C. ch., b A.o., R. A. Pallister,

Ghosh, l.m.s. m.b., b.s., J. W. Winchester,

Assistant in Bio-Chemistry—C.

Oliveiro, l.m.s. J. m.b., ch.b., m.d. , R. Shelley,

Assistant in Bacteriology—N. K. M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., M.B., B.S., E.

Sen, m.b., b.s. C. Vardy, m.b., fe.s. and A. H.

Assistant in Biology—A. A. San- Lowther, m.b., ch.b.

dosham, l.m.s. Assistant Medical Officers — Lau

Pathological Branch— Peck Hiong, l.m.s., N. Rasiah,

Government Pathologist — J. C. l.m.s., P. E, Pereira, L.M.S., W.

Tull, M.D., C.M., m.r.c.p. A. Balhetchet, l.m.s., G. Hari-

Bacteriologist—H. O. Hopkins, das, l.m.s., m.r.c.p., K. Vella-

M.R.C. §,, L.R.C.P. samy, l.m.s., R. A.pparajoo,.

Assistant Pathologists—C. Subra- L.M.S., B. J. ESS, L.M.S., L.R.C.P.

manyam, l.m.s. and T. Balasing- & s., l.r.f.p. & s., Tham Ying

ham, l.m.s. Illow, l.m.s., Hannah Tan,

Assist. Bacteriologist—Chee Chin l.m.s., C. E. Smith, l.m.s., G.

Hai, m.b.? b.s. (Hong Kong) Ramalingain, l.m.s., A. M. A.

Health Branch— Jenkins, l.m.s., Au Kee Hock,

l.m.s., R. 0. Oehlers, l.m.s., M.

Chief Health Officer—F. R. Say- Saravanamuthu, l.m.s.,’ Teh

ers, M.D., D.PH. Nya Sim (Miss), l.m.s., G.

Health Officer, Quarantine—N. G. Haridas, Abdul Samat B. H.

Cooper, m.d., c.m. Pagak, l.m.s., Du Kok Boo,

Lady Health Officer, School*—C. l.m.s., B. H. Sheares, l.m.s., E.

H. Duke, m.b.j d.ph. S. Monteiro, l.m.s., R. G. Guna-

Health Officer, Rural — R. G. tilaka, l.m.s., Benjamin Chew,

Spink, m.b., d.ph. l.m.s., S. L. Oehlers, L.M.S,

 STRAITS SETTLEMENTS cr

Secretary, General Hospital—H. Deputy Medical Officers — H.

L. Hosking Mehta, l.m.s., S. Mohamed Ba-

Dispensing Chemist—T. Roebuck boo, L.M.S.

Dental Officer—J. M. Coutts, Assistant Medical Officers -— R.

L.D.S., E.C.S. Letchmanasamy, l.m.s., Goh

Matron, General Hospital —■ R. Kok Kee, l.m.s., d.p.h., S. V.

Fenoulhet Murthy, l.m.s., J. E. Seevarat-

Matrons, Class II.—A. Jones and' narn, l.m.s., R. K. Ponniah,

G. Monk l.m.s., Chong Tat Seong, l.m.s.,

Maternity Hospital, Kandang —Kerbau N. H. Perera, l.m.sV, A. Soma-

Assistant Medical Officer—A. M. sun dram, L.M.S.

D’Cotta, L.M.S., M.K.C.S., L.B.C.P. Matron, Class I.—C. Reid

L. R.C.P. & S., L.R.F.P. Matron,& S.,Class II.—E. M. Howes-

Matron, Class II.—W. S. Har- , Roberts L.M.

nett, acting Maternity Hospital—

Mental Hospital— Matron, Class II.—V. Wallis

Medical SuperintenderilA-E. R. Assistant Medical . Officer — Lee

Stone, M.B., B.CH., M.K.C.S., L.R. Keng Soon, l.m.s., l.m.

c.p.

Assist. Medical Superintendent— Leper Deputy

Settlement, Pulau Jerejak—

Medical Officer—K. V.

11 F. Home, l.e.c.p.&s., l.r.f.p.&s. Veerasingham, l.m.s.

Deputy Medical Officer—G. B. Lei- Assistant Medical Officer—Tan

cester, L.M. S. Hoi Kee, l.m.s.

Assistant

Kek Soon,Medical

l.m.s. Officer — Lee Malacca:

Lay Superintendent—H. Lander

Matron, Class I.—H. F. Priestley General—

Penang: General- Chief Medical Officer—R. B. Mac-

Chief Medical Officer—Vacant Gregor, M.B., CH.B.

Pathological Branch- Pathological Branch—

Pathologist—J. A. Cowan, mb.,S.b.s.Da Deputy Pathologist—J. R. Jacob,

Assistant Pathologist-—L. l.m.s.

Silva, l.m.s. Health Branch-

Health Branch— Health Officer—W. L. Blakemore,.

Senior Health Officer—J. W. M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., M.B., CH.B.,

Scharff, m.b., ch.b., d.ph. D.P.H.

Health Officer—J. H. Strahan, Deputy Health Officer — D. C.

M. B., CH.B., D.P.H. Richards, l.m.s.

Senior Deputy Health Officer—P. Assistant Health Officer—W. A.

M. Mehta, l.m.s. Nicholas, l.m.s.

Deputy Health Officer—H. R. Sa^ Health Sister—A. McNeill

ravanamuthu, l.m.s.

Assistant Health Officer—S. Rasa- Social Hygiene Branch—

nayagam, l.m.s. Assistant Medical Officer — S.

Health Sister—E. W. Darville Thambipillai, l.m.s.

Chief Sanitary Inspector—J. S. Hospitals and Dispensaries—

de Villiers r Medical Officer—E. Morris, m.b.,.

Penang: Social Hj giene Branch— CH.B., D.P.H.

Assistant Medical Officer—V. K. Senior Deputy Medical Officer—A.

Thambipillai, l.m.s. C. Dutta, l.m.s. (Calcutta)

Hospitals & Dispensaries Assistant Medical Officers—F. X.

Surgeon—J. W. Adams,, f.r.c.s. Oliveiro, l.r.c.p. & s., L.R.F.P. &

Medical Officers^—H. B. C. Wal- s., M. Doraisingham, L.M.S.r

lace, m.b., ch.b., M. E. Hopkins , Chong Siong Joon, LiM.s.

(Mrs.), T. Wilson, m.b., b.ch., Matron, Grade II.—M. H. Sanders

d.p.h., V. H. Norris, l.m.s., C. Labuan—

A. Stanley, m.r.c.s., l.r.c.p., Medical Officer—E. W. Mantin-

m.b., b.s. and M. G. Brodie,

M.B., ch.b., d.p.h. dell, M.R.C-S., L.R.C.P., M.B.> b.s.

C8 STRAITS SETTLEMENTS

Medical Department—Singapore Assistant Medical Officer—Lau

Director of Medical and Health Peck Hiong

Services, S.S.—R. D. Fitzgerald Out-Door Dispensary—North Canal

Dy. Director of Medical and Road

Health Services, S.S.—W. M. Assistant Medical Officer—A. M.

Chambers (acting) Jenkins

Secy, to Director—J. W. Hoflin Venereal Disease Clinic—Tanjong

Accountant, Medical Department Pagar Medical Officer—Tan

—E. A. Joy Assistant

Financial Assistant—Kiong Shin Eng Han

Eng Venereal Disease Clinic—Bencoolen

Chief Clerk—Yeo Koon Guan Street

Chief Medical Assistant Medical Officer—S. W.

Chambers (H. R. Officer — W. M.

Dive, acting) Ponnappah

Chief

M. Health Officer—F. A., R. Sayers, Out-Door Dispensary—Bt. Timah

Assistant Medical Officer — NT.

D.PH.

Port Health Officer—W. D’Cruz Rasiah

Rural Health Officer—R. G. Spink Out-door Dispensary—Paya Debar

C.M.O.

Kelly Social Hygiene, S.-R. W. C. Assistant Medical Officer—P. E.

Pereira

General Hospital—Sepoy Lines Police Depot—Thompson Road

Medical Officers—A. H. Lowther, Assist. Medical Officer — R. C.

N. N. Lowther, W. Hughes, R, Oehlers

A. Pallister and R. Shelley. Mental Hospital—Trafalgar

Anaesthetist—E. B. Murrell Medical Superintendent—E. R.

Dental Officer—J. M. Coutts. Stone

Dispensing Chemist—J. Roebuck Assistant Medical Superintendent

Secretary General Hospital—H. L. —B. F. Home

Hosking Deputy Medical Officer—J. B.

Assistant Medical Officers—R. Ap- Leicester

parajoo, K. Yellasamy, Benja- Assistant Medical Officer—Lee Kek

min Chew, T. Balasingham, B. Soon.

H. Sheares, E. S. Monteiro, G. Matron—H. F. Priestley

Haridas, Au Kee Hock, R. G. Maternity Hospital—Sepoy Lines

Gunatilaka and S. L. Oehlers Matron—R, Fenoulhet

Matron—Miss R. Fenoulhet Lady Assistant Medical Officer—

Assistant Matron—M( A. S. Law R. G. Gunatilaka

Tan Tock Seng’s Hospital—Moul- Free Maternity Hospital—K. Kerbau

Matron—Miss M. W. S. Harnett,

mein Road acting

Medical Officer—J. W. Winchester Assistant- Obstetrician—A. M. D’

Deputy Medical Officer—E. W. de Cotta

Cruz

Assistant Medical Officers—W. A. Quarantine Island

Station — St. John

Balhetchet, C. E. Smith, B. J. Health Officer—N. G. Cooper

Ess, On Kok Boo, Tham Ying Lay Superintendent—G. D. Frost

Khow, G. Lamalingam, M. Sa-

ravanamuthu and S. L. Oehlers Government Health Office

Deputy Health Officer—P. C. Fer-

Matron—C. Monk

Prison Hospital—Pearl’s Hill nandez

In-charge—R. A. Pallister Assistant Health Officer—S. Sin-

Assistant Medical Officer—Abdul nadorai and J. U. Karunaratne

Samat bin Haji Pagak Lady flealth Officer, Schools—C.

H. Duke

Govt. Dispensary—Kandang Kerbau Chief Sanitary Inspector—H. S.

Lady Medical Officer—N. FT. Low- Hopkins

ther Medical College

Lady Assistant Medical Officer— Principal—Dr. G. V. Allen, m.d.

H. Tan Prof, of Physiology—J. R. Kaymouat

 STRAITS SETTLEMENTS C9*

Prof, of Anatomy—J. G. Harrower Supts.—B. W. Allen (on leave),

Do. Medicine—R. B. Hawes E. E. H. Beck (on leave) and J.

Do. Clinical Surg.—B. M. P. Pennefather-Evans (on leave)-

Johns Assistant Superintendents—I. C.

Do. Surgery—Vacant MacMillan (Seconded to U.M.

Do. Midwifery—J. S. Eng- S.), B. F. Oakeshott (SecondedL

lish to Trengganu), C. G. E.

Do. Biochemistry—J. L. Rose- Baughan (Seconded to Johore),

dale R. F. Mallard (on leave), J. E.

Do. Biology—B. A. R. Gater S. Alexander (on leave), D.

Do. Bacteriology — W. A. Hillary (seconded to Kelantan),.

Young J. C. Barry (on leave), R. E.

Do. Dental Surg’y.—E. K. Hope-Falkner (on leave), E-

Tratman Tongue, A. C. Cunnyngham-

Dental Mechanic—G. H. Stephens Perdriau, R. Caldwell, R. C. B.

Janitor—J. A. Spencer Wiltshire, W. J. Parks, E. A.

Assist, in Physiology—K. C. Ghosh G. Blades (on leave), H. B.

Do. Bio-chemistry — C. J. Sym, D. K. Broadhurst, H. J.

Oliveiro Spinks, A. R. Anderson (on

Do. Bacteriology—N. K. Sen leave), H. Gerhold, F. A. York

Do. Biology—A. A. iSando- (on leave), D. W. Macintosh,

sham N. G. Morris (on leave), I. H.

Pathologist—J. C. Tull M. Mecredy (on leave)

Assist. Pathologist—C. Subraman- Police Probationers—A. F. Gowan

yam (Seconded to S. H. Bd. Police^

Bacteriologist—H. O. Hopkins and F. I. Tremlett

Assistant Bacteriologist — Chee Chief Inspectors—A. V. Cockle,.

Chin Hai C. Dyas, T. E. Murphy (on

General Hospital leave), W. MacQuarrie (on

Senior Surgeon —C. J. Smith, leave), F. G. King and W. G.

F.R.C.S. Porter (acting Coroner, Singa-

Radiologist—J. S. Webster pore)

Tutor for Dressers—J. W. Win- Inspectors—F. T. Clifton, V. R.

chester Lisamer, W. Dawson (on leave),

K. L. Johnson (on leave), J. J.

Official Censor of Cinematograph Higgins, C, F- Sullivan, E. C.

Films—2nd Floor, Maxwell Road, Smith, B. Scott, D. W. Dale,

Singapore; Teleph. 5221 T. F. Brown (Seconded to

Official Censor of Cinematograph Brunei), E. V. Smith (on leave),

Films, S.S.—Capt. T. M. Hus- P. J. Shannon (on leave), H. L.

sey, F.M.S. and Johore Poulain (on leave), F. Farqu-

Assistant Censor—E. Strickland harson, D. R. Cowie, J. E.

Sharp (on leave), E. Moule, T.

Police Department—Singapore E. Wray, T. W. A. Huggins

Inspector-General of Police, S.S. (Seconded to Immigration Of-

—Hon. Mr. H. Fairburn fice), G. J. Wight, W. G. Tre-

Personal Assistant to I.G.P.—S. win, H. Gray, H. Astin, A. H.

R. Franklin Frew, A. McLennan, J. E.

Chief Clerk to I.G.P.—Low Leng Jeans, A. R. McEwan, R. D.

Soon Wightman, L. W. C. Byrde, F.

■Chief Police Officer, Singapore— G. Minns, C. J. R. Bembroke

(Seconded to Immigration Of-

V. G. Savi (on leave) fice), J. L. J. II ax worth, J. A.

H. L. Mitchell, a.s.p. (acting) Evans (Seconded to Immigra-

Personal

V. FowlerAssistant to C.P.O.—E. tion Office), J. Tolmie, S. A. J.

Director, Special Branch—M. LI. Wodsey, G. W. Jackson, S.

Wynne Dodds, J. C. Mathewson, F.

Commandant, Police Depot—J. D. Sharp (Seconded to Immigra-

Dailey (acting) tion Office), J. D. Nicholson

OlO STRAITS SETTLEMENTS

(Seconded to Immigration Of- i Merrifield, W. Mitchell, A.

fice), F. J. Patton, H. C/ Bal- Spurgeon, G. Groom, A. E.

lard, JD. E. Nickels, T. M. I Pickering, C. E. Hopkins, J.

Smellie, T. N. Allen, G. D. ] Prescott, H. E. Baguley, S.

Hunter-Gray (on leave), M. Cork, S. C. Smith, H. Moses,

Boyle, C. J. A. Haines, C. B. | M. Hunt, R. L. Lidstone, P.

Wood and H. C. Mackenzie Murphy, C. J. S. Macdonald,

Official Censor'^of Cinematograph W. Sawyer, D. Thompson, F.

Films—Ca.pt. T. M. Hussey Twissell, E. S. Stevens, C. P.

Confidential Clerk, Special Branch j Constable, F. M. Love. C. L. J.

—B. Blackshaw Ayres, W. J. Smith, C. Short,

F. J. Smith, M. Walker, G.

Posts and Telegraphs Department^— Aust, W. Reeves, S. Burret, A.

Singapore; Telephs. 5461 (5 lines) | F. Johnson, H. G. Gorton, H.

Controller of Posts and Tele- | Mansfield, C. F. Clark, F. A.

g;raphs — F. Blackwell, B. J. j Hamilton, N. Minty, F. Hut-

Freeman (acting) chinson, R. V. Williams, A.

Superintendents—A. C. Wollaston, Barcock, J. W. Smelling, J.

W. B. Hall, T. H. Newey, C. R. | Carr, A. Turvey, H. Bennett

Bowden and B. Neyland and C. H. Crabb

Engineer—G. W. Bristow Penang

Wireless Engineer—J. W. Machan | Gaoler—J. Taylor (acting)

European Warders—F. A. Har-

Printing Office, Government (Office wood, W. Seel, W. A. Martin,

of Straits Settlements Government \ A. T. Harris, J. S. McCall, C.

(rcczeiCfe)—Singapore H. Squire and E. J. Goldsmith

Superintendent—W. T. Cherry Malacca

Deputy Superintendent—W. H. Gaoler—N. T. King

Wyatt S. Wright (acting)

Assist. Superintendent—Y. C. G.

Gatrell

Machine Room Supervisor—F. Vine Public pore

Works Department—Singa-

Press Room Supervisor—F. S. Administration

Horslin Director of Public Works, S.S.

Binding Supervisor^—A. G. Banfield | and Adviser, Malay States—

Warehouse Supervisor—A. B. Taylor | Hon. Mr. G. Sturrock, m.inst.

Office Assistant—F. C. Pereira c.e., f.r.i.b.a.

Chief Clerk—J. E. Fernandez Deputy Director—Major R. L.

Prison Department—Singapore Nunn, d.s.o., m.inst.c.e., m.inst.

Inspector of Prisorus, S.S., F.M.S. w.e.

—Gapt. O. L. Hancock, o.b.e. Personal Assistant to Director-

Supt. H. M. Prison,—Capt. H. F. Adviser—G. Edwards, assoc, m.

Bloxham INST. C.E.

Gaolers—N. T. King, R. A. Page Executive Engineer (Headquar-

and A. Adcock (acting) ters)—A. G. Cooke, b.eng.,

European Warders—S. Wright, assoc, m.inst.c.e (icting)

A. Adcock, H. E. Humphriess, Architectural Branch

J. Bolton, B. Nichol, J. C. Government Architect — F. D.

Pratt, W. Lindsay, A. R. Page, Ward, f.r.i.b.a., m.r.san.i.

W. E. Jenkins, W. Nolon, W. Assistant Architect—C. H. Short,

G. Clout, F. A. Blundell, P. C. A.

Russell, S. H. Roberts, G. Car- Central Branch

ter, G. E. Pockney, F. J. Fuller, Senior Executive Engineer (Cen-

E. J. Venables, W. Critchlow, tral)—F. M. G. McConechy,

H. J. Shepherd, H. E. Steel, B.

J. S. McCall, B. Seymour, A. 1 Executive Engineer (Singapore

H. Burchell, A. K. Reade, G. J. North)—W. H. Hipwell

 STRAITS SETTLEMENTS ClI

Executive Engineei’ (Singapore Registrar of Deeds’ Office— Singapore

Registrar of Deeds—W. S. Ebden

South)—R. Hide, assoc, m.inst. Deputy do. —H. D. Klass

c.e.

Assistant Engineer—vacant

Supt. of Stores and Funmiture— Savings Bank (S.S. Govt.)—Singapore

F. W. Couch Controller—B. J. Freeman

Mechanical Engineer—R. Austin, Superintendent—B. Neyland

ASSOC. M. INST. M.E. Assist. Supt.—Lee Tian Yew

Rural and Marine, Branch

Senior Executive Engineer—I. D. Supreme Court—Singapore

Robertson, assoc, m.inst. c.e. Chief Justice-^-Sir Walter Clar-

Executive Engineer (Rural)^—W. ence Huggard, k.c., ll.d.

G. Stewart. p.s.c., assqc.m.inst. Puisne Judges—Justice H. W.

c.e. Prichard, k.c. and A. K. a

Executive Engineer (Marine)—J. Beckett Terrell

Harpur, assoc.m.inst.c.e. Private Secretary to Chief Justice

Assistant Engineer (Engineer —J. M. Rappa

Surveyor) — M. B. Hember, Private Secretary to Puisne Judge

ASSOC.M.INST.C.E. —W. Piyanage

Assist. EngineeT (Rural)—Vacant Private Secy, to Puisne Judge—

Resident Engineer (Changi Pri- A. T. Fernandez

son) — J. S. Boissier, b.sc., m. Registrar—W. A. Noel Davies

inst.w.e. Deputy Registrar and Sheriff—

Resident Engineer—R. St. G. Lim Koon Teck

Caulfield Deputy Registrar—C. F. J. Ess

Assistant Resident Engineer—G. Chief Clerk and Commissioner of

Morgan, b.sc., assoc.m.inst.c.e. Oaths--Tan Ong Seng

Assistant Engineer (Reclamation)

—J. V. T. Campbell, b.sc.

Assistant Engineer (Quarry)—A. Surveyor-General of Ships Office—

Singapore; Teleph. 3209; Cable Ad:

Wear, b.sc. Ships

Electrical Branch Surveyor-General of Ships, Chief

Elcctr. Engr.—G. H. N. Reay, Examiner of Engineers and

A.M.I.E.E, Chief Inspector of Machinery,

Assist. Electrical Engr.—A. O. S S. — G. Heron, m.i.mar.e.,

Thomas, assoc.i.e.e.

Penang & Province Wellesley A.M.I.N.A.

Senior Executive Engineer—R. H. Surveyors of Ships, Examiners of

McCleland, l.c.e. (Dublin) Engineers: and Inspectors of

Executive Engineers—F. W. M. Machinery, S.S.—A. C. Macnab,

Burr, assoc, m. inst. c.e. (Pe- m.i.mar.e., m.liv.e.s., A. Gra-

nang), E. T. F. Elbury, b.sc. ham, M.I.MAR.E., A.M.I.N.A., J.

(Penang), acting and W. H. McGuffin and J. Cockburn,

Roberts (Province Wellesley) A.M. I.MECH.E.

Assistant Engineers—A. H. Cou- Surveyors of Ships, Examiners ot

ser, b.sc., assoc.m.inst.c.e. (Pe- Engine-drivers and Inspectors

nang Hill Road), J. J. Bryan, of Machinery, S.iS.—J. J. Vans-

b.sc., assoc.m.inst.c.e. (Province ton, m.i.mar.e.. E: Watt, a.m.i.

Wellesley North) and J. M. mech.e. and C. E. Hall, m.i.

Billing, b.sc., assoc.m.inst.c.e., MAR.E., A.M.I.E.S.

assoc.m.inst.mun. & CY.E. (Pro- Surveyor of Ships — C. E. C.

vince Wellesley South) Stapledon, a.m.i.n.a.

Malacca Chief Clenk—H. E. de Souza

Executive Engineer—G. R. Percy, Veterinary Dept. —

M.C., ASSOC.M.INST.C.E., F.S.I. Government Veterinary Surgeon

Executive Engineer (Jasin)—F. S. —G. Rocker, m.r.c.v.s.

Wayman, b.sc. (acting) Verterinary Inspectors—Thos da

Labuan Costa, g.b.v.c., V. R. Kale,

Settlement Engineer — O. L. g.b.v.c. and E. T. Joseph,

Stephens, b.sc. G.B.V.C.

 SINGAPORE

The town of Singapore, situated on the southern shore of an island of the same

name, in lat. 1 deg. 17 min. N. and long. 103 deg. 50 min. E., is the seat of government of

the Straits Settlements.

The Island of Singapore is 27 miles long by 14 wide, containing an area of 206, or,

with the adjacent islets, 220 square miles, and is separated by a narrow strait about

extremity of theof aMalay

three-quarters mile wide from theOriginally

Peninsula. territory oftakenJohore,possession

which occupies

of in the1819Southern,

by Sir

Stamford Raffles, and was formerly ceded to the British Government by the Sultan of

Johore in 1824. Init that

which condition year ituntil

remained became

1867, anwhenappanage of theunder

it was placed IndiantheGovernment,

Colonial Officein

in conjunction with Penang and Malacca.

The town proper extends for about four miles along the south-eastern shore of the

island, spreading inland for a distance of about a mile, though the majority of the

residences of Europeans lie further back, within a circle with a radius of four to five

miles from the

the island, Bukitheart of theis about

Timah, town. seven

The island

miles isfrom

almost

the entirely

town, risinglevel,tothea height

highestofhillonly

in

500 feet. The roads are well kept, and, thanks to the luxuriance

abound in shade. The town streets are wide and well metalled. A bronze statue of Sir of tropical vegetation,

Stamford Rafflesofstands

on the occasion in front ofCentenary

the Singapore the Town onHall, 6th toFebruary,

which position1919. Ait dignified

was removed and

imposing cenotaph has been erected on the esplanade to commemorate men from the

Settlement who fell in the Great War.

Prince of Wales on the occasion of his visit in 1922.This memorial was unveiled by H.R.H. The

There

Tennis, are Recreation, Sporting, Rowing, Swimming, Shooting,

Golf, Flying, Art, and Reading Clubs. There is also a well equipped Library Cricket, Lawn

and Museum.

There

View are the are best.severalThegooddailyhotels,

press ofis which the Raffles,

represented by thetheStraits

Adelphi,

Times,andSingapoi

the Seae

Free Press and Ifalapa Tribune. The Government

are also several Japanese, Chinese and Malay papers. Gazette is published weekly. These

Singapos e is a free port, there being no Customs Duties, but

on alcoholic liquors, opium, tobacco and petroleum. The Harbour is practically land- ExciseDuties are levied

locked

the by islands,

majority and the s’ise

ofdischarge

oceangoing and fallareof berthed

steamers ordinaryatspring tides is 9Board’s

theHarbour,

Harbour feet. Although

wharves,

many

being protected from the north-east monsoon by a mole of granite rubbleInner

vessels and load in the Inner and Outer the nearlyHarbour

a mile

long. The Singapore Harbour Board, constituted under Ordinance

now control all the wharves and commercial dry docks in Singapore, their premises No. 130 (Ports)

being aboutincluding

wharves, a. mile toEmpire the westward

Dock (24iof theacres)

town.withThere 30 feetare 11,077

depth lineal feet atof

of water

L.W.O.S.T.

150,000. tons ofTherecoal,isthestorage

stockscapacity for about

being chiefly Natal,150,000

Japanese,tonsIndian

of cargo, and some

and Welsh, but

there is a variety of supplies from local sources such as Borneo, Sumatra and

Sarawak. The Board own steam tugs with complete fire and

with lifting capacity to 60 tons, cranes, railways 111 miles), launhes, and over 100 salvage plant, shear-legs

lighters and other

a.n installation for theappliances

bunkeringforwiththefuelexpeditious

oil of shipshandling of cargo. There

at the Wharves. Thereareis

five dry docks, one of which (“The King’s”) is divided by an intermediate caisson

into two docks of 486 and 325 feet each, and its equipment includes a 30-ton electic

travelling crane.

extensively replaced Thewith

machines and toolsappliances

in the Board’s workshops haveandrecently

capablebeen

effecting

gings of repairs

the largest to vessels ofup-to-date

size can the

be: largest

made onclass theand

electrically

their

Board’s machinery. driven

premises. The Castings

powerandof for-

of

the

 SINGAPORE Ci:

electric plant totals 5,000 k.w. Almost all the machinery on the premises is electrically

driven. The Crown Agents for the Colonies, London, are the Board’s sole agents in

England.

The climate of Singapore is remarkable for its salubrity, and the island has been

described

being at allbymalignant.

medical writers

Despiteasitstheproximity

“paradiseto the

of children,” infantile

equator, under diseases

normal seldom

circumstan

ces a daily rainfall tempers the heat so thoroughly that many sleep beneath blankets.

Droughts, however, have been experienced of from one to six months. The climate of the

island

remarksis thus

stilldescribed

holding bygood:—“Singapore,

Mr. Thomson, in the “Journal of the Indian

though within Archipelago,”

80 miles his

of t'he equa-

tor, has an abundance of moisture, either deposited by the dews or gentle

refreshing showers, which keep its atmosphere cool, prevent the parching effects

of the sun, and promote continual verdure. It seldom experience furious gales.

If more than ordinary heat has accumulated moisture and electricity a squall

generally sets in, followed by a heavy shower of rain, such squalls seldom

exceeding one or two hours in duration. According as the monsoon blows, you

will have the squalls coming from that direction. But the most severe and

numerous are from the west, called “Sumatras,” and these occur most frequently

between 1 and 5 o’clock in the morning. The north-east monsoon blows from

November to March; after which the wind veers round to the south-east and

gradually sets in the south-west, at which point it continues to September.

The north-east blows more steadily than the south-west monsoon. The tem-

perature is by one or two degrees cooler in the first than in the last. The

average fall of rain is found, from the observation of a series of years, to

be 92.697 inches; and the average number of days in the year in which rain

falls is found to be 180, thus dividing the year almost equally between wet

and dry; the rain is not continuous, but is pretty equally distributed through

the year, January being the month in which the greatest quantity falls. The

mean temperature of tSingapore is 81°24, the lowest being 79°.55 and the highest

82°31, so that the range is not more than 2°.76. It would appear from this

that the temperature of the island is by 9°.90 lower than that of many other

localities in the same laititude. Comparing the temperature now stated with

that which was ascertained 20 years earlier, and in the infancy of the Settle-

ment, it would appear that it had increased by 2°.48—a fact ascribed, no doubt,

to the increase of buildings, and to the country having been cleared of forest

for three miles inland from the town, the site pf the observations. The general

character of the climate as to temperature is that the heat is great and con-

tinuous, but never excessive, and that there is little distinction of seasons,

summer and winter differing from each other only by one or two degrees of

the thermometer. Thunder-showers are of frequent occurrence, but the thunder

is by no means as severe as I have experienced it in Java, and seldom destruc-

tive to life or property.”

For some years there was a great development of pineapple cultivation in

Singapore. Extensive areas of waste ground covered with secondary jungle

were cleared and planted with pineapple for tinning; the whole of this business

appears to be in the hands of Chinese. Considerable interest has also been

shown ini the cultivation of rubber, oil-grasses, lemon-grass and citronella. Co-

conut cultivation increased rapidly for a time, but the rubber booms of 192o

and 1926 induced a tendency to substitute rubber for coconut, which has been

officially declared to be “not an advisable policy.”

Singapore does not offer many points of salient interest to visitors, the

Botanical Gardens at Tanglin, the Waterworks in Thomson Road, the Raffles

Library and Museum, and the various Chinese and Indian temples being its

principal show places. The harbour, however, is among the most beautiful in the

world. A railway across the island was opened on 1st January, 1903.

An extension to the Tanjong Pagar Docks and neighbourhood now

runs as far as Pasir Panjaug. This line of 14 miles was the first

section, of a projected Malay Peninsula and India Railway, passing

through and opening up the countries of Johore, Malacca, the Malay

‘Cl 4 S1NGAP0HE

States, some Siamese territory and Burma, on to Calcutta. The Rail-

way now runs direct from Singapore to Penang; it has been extended on the

West Coast through Kedah and Perlis and is connected with the Siamese

railway system. The journey from Singapore to Bangkok can be made in

days, and from Penang in 36 hours. The railway has also been constructed

from a junction at Gemas, near the northern boundary of Johore, through

the eastern States of Pahang and Kelantan, to form another link with the

Siamese railway system on the East Coast. The Singapore Railway was

purchased in 1913 for £482,533 by the Federated Malay States Government

from the Colonial Government in order to unify the British Malayan rail-

way system under one management. A causeway across the Straits of Johore,

carrying a double line of rails and a 26 ft. roadway, connects the Island

with the mainland. The first train crossed over it on October 1st, 1923. The

length of the causeway is 3,465 ft. There is a lock—170 ft. long and 32 ft.

broad, widening inside the gates to 45 ft.—for small craft at the Johore end.

The causeway cuts off the site of the naval base from sea communication from

the West.

D [HECTOR T

(For Government Departments see Straits Settlements section, pages G^ClS)

Abdeen & Co., Ltd. (Established 1914), Abdullah Sahib & Co., A. M. (Est-

Merchants, Translators, Brokers & ablished 1908),of1 Produce,

mport-Export Merchants

Commission Agents—16, Jalan Mas- in all Kinds raw and cured

3id, 'off OHangi Road; Cable Ad: Reptile skins and Commission Agents—

Abdeen; Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn., 66P.O.& Box 68-a, Market Street; Teleph. 2149;

19; CableM.Ad: Amah Sahib

Bentley’s and Private Proprietor—A. Abdullah

H. Ahdeen, e.f.f., managing dir. Managing’

AbdullahPartners—N.

and A.A. Mohd.M. Muhamed

Maideen

Abdeen, PI., Translator, Broker and Acme Code Company, Publishers, Acme

Commission Agents^-16, Jalan Mas- Commodity and Phrase

j id, off Changi Road ; Cable Ad :

Egyptian; Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn. llepresentatives : —

and Private Kelly & Walsh, Ld., 32, Raffles

Place

Abdulla

Exporters, Commission Agents and Adamson & Co., A., Packer and Dis-

Manufacturers’

Robinson , Representatives

Road;Codes:

Teleph.. — 27, tributor of Tinned “Tajmahal Brand*

4719; A.B.C.

Cab'e

Ad: Eaglegold; Bentley’s, Pineapples—17, Cecil Street; Teleph.

5th edn. 7553; Cable Ad: Tajpines; Codes: A.B.C.

E.E. M.

M. Mohamed mang. prop. 5thM.edn.,

Abdulla, partner

A. Abdul Hameed,

Bentley’s and Private

P. Hebut, manager

E. K. Mohamed Ismail, do.

Adamson, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd., Mer-

chants—Hongkong Bank Building,

Abeyegoonasekeea Brothers, Impor- Collyer Quay; P.O. Box 100; Cable

ters, Manufacturers’ Agents and Ad: Gilfillan. Head Office: 2,

Produce Exporters—9-a, Robinson Billiter Avenue, London, Pi C. 3.

Road; Teleph. 7554; P.O. Box 29; Branch Houses: Houses: Penang

Cable Ad : Gevic and Pontia-nak

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Directors in London—A. J. C. Aitken & Ong Siang, Barristers-at-

Hart, D. K. Somerville and H. Law, Advocates and Solicitors—9,

B. Ward Bonham

Song Ong Building

Siang, m.a., ll.m., c.b.e.,

W. A. Fell, director v.d., Barrister-at-Law (Middle

E. O. H. Charlwood, manager Temple), partner

H. W. Moxoriy signs per pro. D. Kitov oeafn and solicitor

A. C. Gilbert, do. I. Hunter Hoahing, advocate

Assistants— and solicitor

F. H. Atkinson C. J. Koh, b.a., advocate and

J. Paterson solicitor

W. M. Innes-Ker Kohsolicitor

ChoonHong, e.a., advocate and

R. W. Dillon

Chong Thutt Pitt, advocate and

AdeSphi Hotel (New Adelpln Hotel, solicitor

Ltd., Proprietors) — 1 and 2, Coleman

Street; Teleph. 5061 (4 lines); Cable Ad; Aldens’ Successors (Eastern), Ltd.,

Adelphi; Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn. and Merchants—6, Teluk Ayer Reclama-

Bentley’s

Rennie Lowick & Co., secretaries tion, Prince'Edward Road; Telephs.

2905 Office, 5838 (Godown); Cable

Directors — J. M. Meyer, L Lav- Ad: Aldens; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and

cock, R. M. Meyer, D. M. 6th edns., Bentley’s and Broomhall’s

David and B. Lowick C.

H. O. Waser, general manager H. M. Wyllie,managing

G. Mawson, director director

F. M. Curties, assist.

Adrian

porters—12,& Co..JiakExporters

Kirn Street;andTeleph.

Im- Alexandra Brick-Works, Manufac-

3528; Cable Ad: Adrianco turers of Bricks, Tiles and Pipes

A. A. Van der Harst, proprietor Secretaries —The Borneo Co., Ltd.

I. N. Benjamin, manager Alhambra and Malborough Theatres—

.Advertisingsand Ptsbiicity 76, Beach Road; Cable Ad: Alhambra

Ltd., The—Publicity House, 4,Bureau,

Battery

Road; Teleph. 6168; Cable Ad: Toad vert. Alkaff & Co., House .and Landowners

and Commission Agents—Head

Head

Hongkong Office: St. George’s Building, Office: 70 and 70a, The Arcade; P.O.

Mrs. B. Thompson, mng. dir. Box 3

C. J. Church, do. Allen & Gledhill, Advocates, Solici-

P. O’Neill Dunne manager tors and Notaries Public—22a, Raffles

G. Gilmore, office manager Place ; Teleph. 5954 (and at Malacca

L. V. Brisk, accountant

Miss O. Robinson, records dept. and. A.B.C.Muar);

5th Cable6thAd:edns.,

and Gledhill; Codes:

-Broomhall’s

Miss G. Siddons, steno. and Bentley’s Complete and 2nd

Miss D. Soares, do. Partners:—

G. Austin, production mgr. Richard Page, B.A., (Oxon)

S. David, production dept. E. A.K. Stevens

J.V. Darnell, sales

Filin off, artist mgr. D. Walters

f Lee Siew Chat, do. W. Munro, m.a., ll.b. (Glasgow)

Khoo Nui Kim, propagandist L. H. Chidson, b.a. (Cantab.)

Cheong Yuk Kay, translator E. Thornton-Jones, b.a. (Cantab.)

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

A (tents in Malaya for : —

Directory and Chronicle of Allen, van Ingen & Co!, Exporters

Office: and

China, Japan. Malaya, etc. Meyer Road;— Cable

Importers Temporary

Ad: Vanallen

62,

Published by Hongkong Daily

Press, Ltd., Hongkong Alliance Engineering Co., Ltd., En-

gineers, Merchants and Contractors

Air View Hotei^-170, Peck Seah i —6 and 7, Telegraph St. ; P.O. Box

669; Teleph. 3412; Cable Ad: Jipco

Street; Teleph. 6199

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At,8AGOFF & Co.. Import and Export American Foreign Insurance Asso-

Merchants and Commission Agents ciation, Fire, Marine & Motor Car

—13, Battery Road; Teleph. 6215; Insurance—11, Ocean Bldg.; Teleph.

Cable Ad: Alsagoff; Codes: A.B.C. 4105; Cable Ad: Afiamalaya; Codes:

5th and 6 edns., Bentley’s, Broom- Bentley’s and Private. Head Office:

hall’s Rubber edition and Lieber’s 5 80, Maiden Lane, New York

letter F. T. Wyckoff, manager

Ali Zainalabden Alsagoff, sole

proprietor

Ibrahim Omar Alsagoff American Trade Commissioner—7a,

S. A. M. Aljunid Ocean Building; Teleph. 2739; Cable-

S. Y. Almaghouly Ad: Amcomat; Code: Western

Union

Alsagoff, S. O., Landowner, Mer- Carlsioner

H. (acting)

Boehringer, trade commis-

chant, Commission and Estate

Agent—13a, Battery Road; Teleph.

7232; Cable Ad : Omar alsagoff;

Codes: A.B.C. 4th and 5th edns., Anglo-French & Bendixsens, Ltd.,

(Incorporated in Straits Settle-

and Private

Syed Ibrahim Omar Alsagoff, sole Union Building,Rubber

ments), Crude Dealers —

Collyer Quay;

proprietor Teleph. 5855-6 (Office). Store: Go-

Amalgamated Publicity Services', down No. 10, Prince Edward Road ;

vertising Specialists, Service Mgrs., Ad-

etc. Teleph. 7972; P.O. Box 17; Cable

—94, Robinson Road; Teleph. 3216; AdDirectors—Maurice

: Anglosing

Alcan, Walter-

Cable Ad: Sregor L. Burton, Emil Bendixsen,

Harold S. Godwin and Redvers

Amalgamated Theatres Ltd., Prior

OperatingAlhambra,

Pavilion, and Controlling

and Maithe borough

Capitol, Assistants—R. A. Barbour, C. P.

Theatres—P. Liston, W. Nisbet, C. A. Rail-

Amcapav O. Box 145; Cable Ad: ton, L. Richards, C. C. Dal gas

and P. Sofeldt

J. A. Elias, chairman

Directors—E. A. Elias, S. A. H.

Shirazee, M J. Namazie, Joe Anglo-Chinese Dispensary, Ltd..

Fisher, A. L. Schiesser and Wholesale and Retail Chemists,

M. Baker

Manager, Capitol Theatre—Ju- Druggists and Opticians—303, North

Bridge Road; Teleph. 6918; Cable

lius Fisher

Manager, Pavilion Theatre—W. Ad : Sinchew

D. Lambert

Manager, Alhambra Theatre— Anglo-Siam Corporation, Ltd., The

S. Davis (Incorporated in England), Mer-

chants—37b,

lephs. 5817 (2Robinson Road; 2494

lines) (Office), Te-

Amalgamated Publicity Services—94» (G-odown) ; Cable Ad : Anglo-siam;

Robinson Road Codes: New Standard, Bentley’s

Second Phrase and Acme. Head

American & Co., Importers and Exporters Office: 5 and 7, St. Helen’s Plac4,

—67, Victoria Street; Cable Ad: Mecn. London, E.C. Branch Offices: Bang-

kok, Bombay, Karachi and Penang;

American C.R.D.H.Miller,

Smith,manager

national Express

Banking.Co.,Travel,

Inc , Shipping)—

The (Inter-

D. J. Napier

signs per pro.

1. Collyer

Cable Ad:Quay: Telephs

Amexco; 3444 and 3660;

Codes: J. M. Randell

Bentley’s and Private

M. E. Merriman, manager

M. C. Elliot, accountant Anglo-Swiss Watch Co.—21, Chulia

A. P. Jodhi, chief clerk Street; Cable Ad: Brisk

Khoo Kim Leong, cashier A. W. Brisk, proprietor

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Angullia & Co., M. S. E., General Asiatic Steam Navigation Co., Ltd.

Merchants and Commission Agents (Incorporated in England)—Hongkong

—4, Robinson Road; Teleph. 1171; Bank Chambers

Adamson, Gilflllan & Co., Ltd., agents

Cable Ad: Angullia; Codes: A.B.C.

5th and 6th edns. and Bentley’s Asiatic Universal Trading Co.,

Arbenz, H. R., e.p.z., Architect, Civil DealersMerchants and Commission Agents,

Engineer and Valuer —Union Building of Eastern Products and

(2nd floor); Teleph. 6071; Cable Ad: Arcade; Cable Agents

Manufacturers’ — 60, The

Ad: Unitrasia;

Arbenz; Code: A.B.C. 5th edn. Codes: Bentley’s Complete Phrase

Code, A. I. & Private

Archipelago Brewery Co., Ltd.—365- Asoka Printing Works. The, Printers,

366, Alexandra Road; Teleph. 3327 Rubber Stamp and Account Book-

makers— 152,.Selegie Road; Teleph. 4975

Ardath Tobacco Co., Ltd. (Incorporated

in England) ASSOCIATIONS AND SOCIETIES

Distributors for Malaya

Malaya Tobacco Distributors, Ltd. Automobile Association of Malaya,

The, Affiliated with the R.A.C.,

Art Furniture Depot, House Fur- London, Federated with the A. A.,

Great Britain, Member of the Inter-

nishers & Furniture Manufacturers national Tourist Alliance

—32/34, Orchard* Road; Teleph. 7848 General Seci'etaries: Messrs. Har-

H. S. Finck, manager risons, Barker & Co., Ltd.—A.

Cho Peck Hock, assistant do. A. M. Central Office, Chartered

F. Antony, assistant Bank Chambers, Singapore

Patron — H. E. Sir Shenton

Asia Insurance Co., Ltd., Fire, Thomas

Marine and Motor Car Insurance— Singapore Branch Secretaries—

6 and 7, Ohulia Street; Teleph. 2097 Messrs. Harrisons, Barker & Co.,

Li Leung Ki, general manager Ltd.

Chia Choo Ghee, assist, do. Association of Engineers—11, Raffles

Asia Life Insurance Co., Inc., Life Code: Quay; Teleph. 6136; Cable Ad: Engine;

Insurance—“Cecil House,” 9-h, De A.B.C.and

Secretary 5th Treasurer—H.

edn. Butcher

Souza Street; Teleph. 5876; Cable Board of Examiners for Engineers’ Cer-

Ad: Stanelco; Codes: Acme and tificates—Telepb. 3209; Cable Ad - Ships

Bentley’s. Main Office: 17, The Surveyor General of Ships, S. S. and

Bund, Shanghai ChiefHeron,

Examiner of Engineers,

A. A. Gossevsky, inspector for S.

E. Asia (Singapore) •—G. m i.mar.e., a.m.i.n.a.S. S.

Dr. T. H. Ling, resident medical Surveyors of Ships, S. S. and Exam-

referee iners of Engineers—A.

m.liv.e.s., J.A.C.McGuffin

m.i.mar.e., A.M.I.N.A., Macnab,

Graham,

Stanton Nelson & Co., genl. agts. M.I.MAR.E.,

and J. Cockburn, a.m.i. mech.e.

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (Straits Settle- (The

areCertificates

equivalentissued by the

to those Board

issued by

ments), Ltd., The (Incorporated in the Board of Trade in London)

England)—St. Helen’s Court, Collyer

Quay;Cable Ad: Petroatic; Codes: A.II.C. Board of Examiners for Masters

5th and 6th edns., Bentley’s (with Oil Mates’Certificates (equivalent to cer- and

Supplement)

and A.P.Co.’s and Bentley’s 2nd, Scott’s tificates granted by the Board of Trade)

Private

H. Wylly. representative Master Attendant, S.S.

E. N. C. Woollerton, assist, do. Deputy Registrar

Deputy Master Attendant

Asiatic Medical Co., Ltd.—187, South Commander, Govt.ofSteam

Shipping

Yacht “Sea

Bridge Road; Teleph. 4564 Belle TI”

Capt.—J. C. MacLeod

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British and Foreign Bible Society, Vice-Presidents, S. S.—Hon Mr.

Malayan Agency — Bible House: 7, A. Caldecott, c.m.g., c.b.e., Messrs..

Armenian Street: Teleph. 6076; Cable Ad: C. E. Wurtzburg, M.c., b.a.andW. M.

“Testaments” Singapore Millington, m.c.s.

Secretary—Ernest Tipson Vice-Presidents, F. M. S.—Hon.

Mr. M. B. Shelley, m.c.s. and Mr.

W. Linehan

Eurasian Association, The (Exempted Vice-Presidents, U. M. S.—Hon. Mr.

3rd September, 1919) — c/o Raffles I)is- 0. C. Brown—and Engku E.AddulJ. Aziz

. pensary, 22, Hill Street Councillors Messrs. H.

Fire Insurance Association oe Malaya Corner, W. Marsh, I. Millerr

Committee — A. Gordon Lee Dr. A. L. Hoops and Rev. R.

(chairman), R. B. Henly (de- Cardqn

puty chairman), A. H. K. Cobb, Hon. Treasurer—M. R. Henderson

C. E. Gibson, D. R. Godfrey, Hon. Secretary—F. N. Chasen

P. W. Holt, L. G. Johnson, A. Singapore Bar Committee

C. Pott, F. C. M. St. Paul, F. Roland St. J. Braddell, Hon. Sir

Swithinbank and R. Tessensohn Arnold Robinson, Howell D.

Secretaries—Gattey & Bateman Mundell, S. J. Chan, H. R. L.

Dyne, J. C. Cobbett, K. K.

Labour Association, Ltd.—4, Cecil Street: O’Connor, G. M. Coltart and F.

Teleph. 6825: Cable Ad: Labour; Codes: A. Briggs

A.B.C. 5th edn., Bentley’s, Private and Hon. Secretary—Dr. C. H. Withers

Broomhll’s (aRubber edn.) Payne

League of Nations Health Organisa- Singapore Chamber of Commerce, The-

tion

Road;(EasternBureau)—336,

Teleph. 6331; Cable Ad: Valley —Offices:

RiverLeague; AccountantFullerton Building; Cable Ad:

Codes: Bentlev’s 2nd edn. and Private Committee—Hon. Mr. James Ro-

Dr. C, L. Park, director bertson (chairman), A. P. Ca-

Dr. T. Ouchi, deputy director meron (deputy chairman), W.

A. Fell, C. R. Cherry, C. A.

Motor Insurance Associ ation of Malaya Niven, G. A. Potts, Hon. Mr.

Chairman-P. W. F. Mills W. J. Wilcoxson, C. E. Wurtz-

Deputy Chairman—R. B. Henly burgtionsand H. Wylly

Publico

Secretaries—Gattey ife Bateman Daily Import

Weekly MarketandReport

Export List

Motor Traders Association of Malaya Daily Shipping Report

—68, Orchard Road London Agents

Comtelburo, Ld.,11, Tokenhouse Yardr

Chairman—L.

Vice-do. —A. Geddes

Corbet and 5, Copthall Chambers, London,

Hon. Secretaries—Borneo Motors, Ld. E.C.

Singapore

Philharmonic Society of St. Cecilia of Association—Auction Chamber of Commerce

Room andRubber

Sample

the Cathedral of The “ Good Shepherd ” Rooms: Fullerton Building

Secretaries

Bateman (Fullerton Building; Cable&

and Offices — Gattey

Pilot Board Ad: Accountant)

President—Capt.

O.B.E., R.N. G. H. Frey berg,

Committee—Harbour Board : R. Singapore Chinese Chamber of Com-

V. Harris (chairman),

Wurt?burg, M-c. and Capt. C. E.A. merce—47, Hill Street;Codes:

Cable Ad: Sianghwe: Teleph. 6559;

(Chinese)

H. Barnes, d.s.c. Commercial Press: (English) Bentley’s

Clerk—B. G. Sahai Second

President—Lum Mun Thien

Royal Asiatic Society (Malayan Branch) Vice-do. —Lim Keng Lian Tok Teng

General Secretary—Chung

—Raffles Museum Secretary—Tans: Pens: Van

President—Hon. Dr. R. O. Win- Auditors—Tan Hons Kwee, Ang Chon

stedt, C.M.G., d.litt. Hwee and Evan Wong & Co.

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’Committee—Anjr Choo Hwee, Left Admiralty Charts,

Sailors’ Institute &c.—Chart Depot,

Teck,

Chee Chor,

Kwan,Dr.ChewC|ien Hiaii

Su Lan,Swee,

EettngLi Manager—Capt. O. S. Abraham

Leung Clerk—N. M. Haroon

Kee Lam,Ki,Chiew

Chew Kee Swee'Hu,Leng, Lira Sailors’

Nah Wee Institute Nautical Academy

Principal -Capt. 0. S. Abraham

Liat, Ng Siew Gam, Gan Sai Hong, Chaplain, M ission • to’ Sehmen—Rev. A.

Ong Siew Keng, Goh Huan Gam, Y. Wardie

Tan

HongChewKwee,Char,

KohHar J

Obn, Tan

Tan

Hoon

Khye Kok,Tze, Koh

Kwok Kiat Kqh Seng,

Chay, Tan

Tan Singapore Sinhalese Association, The

Kwge

Wong, j.p., Yap Twee. Lee S.Peng

Chian, Lee Chin Tian, Q. —61, Waterloo Road

Keng, Yeo Yet Liaii, Ho See Kuan Singapore Volunteer Rifle Associa-

and Lim Choo Peng

Special Committee—Clung Kee Sun, tion—Headquarters: Drill Hall, S.V.C.

Presiderit—Lieut. Col. R.H.L. Fink,

Tan Kah Kee, j.p., Lee Choon Seng, O.B.E., M.Ci

Wong Wee Koon, Lee Wee Nam Hon. Secy.—Capt. W. T. Cherry

and Yeo Chang Boon

Singapore

operativeGovernment

Thrift & LoanServants’ Co- Society of St. Vincent de Paul

Society, Ltd,

—Fullerton Building President-Secy.—L. J. Sbepherdson

President-Captain O. L. Hancock, Vice-do.

Treasurer—Right—W. Mosbergen

Rev. P. Ruaudel

O.B.E.

Vice-Presidents — A. Williams, M.c.s.

and W. Birtwistle

Chairman—L. A. Joseph St. Andrew’s Society, Singapore (Es-

Secretary and Treasurer—M. Thana- tablished President 1908)

—James Robertson

pathy Vice-do. —G. Marshall

Committee

Sabapathy, — S.S. S.Ponnampalam,

Sawhnyl S. K.A. Hon. Secretary and Hon. Treasurer —

Karim, A. da Silva, L. 8 Hendricks, D. Staik

F. Lazaroo and Ang Teck Swee Straits Racing.Association—Mercantile

Singapore Bank Building; Teleph. 2451; Cable Ad:

tion— Marine Insurance Associa- Racing Representing Singapore Turf Club—

Chairman —C. E. Gibson

Deputy Chairman—A. Gordon Lee R. Page, Hon. Sir Walter Haggard,

Committee — R. B. Henly, W. R. R. WilliamsonPenang

Representing and. Ch A.TurfNivenClub—

Man' held, L. C. Margolionth, F.C.M. J.Brown

D. Kemp, C.D.D. Hogan and J. G.

St. Paul, A.. C. Potts, W. Swithinbank

and R. Tessensohn Representing Selangor Turf Club—T.

Secretaries—Gattey & Bateman H. Menzies, A. A, Hengeler and E.

Singapore Pilot Association, Licensed L. Watson Petak Turf Club—E C.

Representing

Pilots for the Port of Singapore—East Watson, S. D. Scott and Hon. Air.

Wharf 6050;.

Teleph. ( Section

Cable2,)'Ad:

. Tan]’ong

Pilots Pagar; Chung Ah Ming

A.W.H.L. Barnes, Representing Taiping Turf Club H-

GardnerD.s.e. R. D.Harman King n.s.c. Hon Mr. S. B. Palmer

Secrefary—A. H. Todd

H. J. Abbey

H. E.Gilroy,o.b.e. : J. L. Sinclair,

D. McAlister R. J. J. D.s.o. R.D. Straits Settlemi nis (Singapore) Assoc.

Sneddon

Singapore

Road; Teleph. Sailors’

6B65; Institute—Anson

Cable Ad: Sailors, Audas, J. V., Geologist, Mining and

Codes: Civil Engineer—c/o Chartered Bank

Chairman—MasterBentley’s

A.B.C. and Attendant, S. S. Ltd.; of India, Australia

Cable Ad: Audas SI adang;

and China,

(Capt. G. H.O.Frey

Supt.—Capt. berg,o.b.e., r.n.)

S. Abraham Code: Bentley’s and A.B.C. 5th

Clerk—N. M. Haroon edn.

Cl

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Aukely, G., Import and Export Mer- Chartered Bank of India, Aus-

chant—2, Raffles Quay; Teleph. 6046; tralia & China (Incorporated in

Cable Ad: Aurely England

Battery Road; by Royal

Cable Ad: Charter,

Sladang 1853)—

G. Aurely, proprietor R. W. Buckley, manager

Australian

Society—Hongkong Primary Producers’ R. A.VV.Camidge, sub-manager

2nd door; Teleph. 4940;HankP.O.Chambers,

Box 120. M. Tipler, accountant

Sub-accountanl s—

Head Office: Kellaway & Sons, Ltd., H. J. F. Bentinck

Haymarket,

W. DeightonSydney, Australia

Kellaway, manager J.L. C.Gregory

Macpherson

Miss H. Dusting, stenographer

Low Peng Boon, salesman W. C. Mackay | W. Philp

Agencies: G. Dodds A. McKechnie

Norco Co-operation, Ltd. (Butter E. J.P. S.Adam

R. Davies R.C. W.

Cameron

Macpherson

Manufacturers)

Penfords, Wines Ltd. H. NianA. Short. I R. clerk

Davidson

Federated Orchards Ltd., B.C. Canada N. Chin, chief

Tan Ek Lee, chief cashier

Ayurveda Siddha Oushadha Sala,

Manufacturers of High-class

uine Sastric preparations — 171-a, ChinaGen- and Southern Bank, Ltd. (Incor-

Selgie Road porated

Formosa.in Japan)—Head

Singapore Branch: Office:31,Taipeb.

Raffles

Babcock & Wilcox, Ltd., Engineers ginko; Place; Codes:

Teleph.Bentley’s

3165; Cable Ad: Kanan-

complete phrase.

and Manufacturers, Patent Water Tube Branches: Canton and Semarang

Steamboilers,

Plants, ElectricAll Cranes,

Sizes Steam Raising

Babcock Oil

Engines—B2 and B3, Hongkong Bank

Chambers;

Babcock Teleph. 6261; Cable Ad: Cook & Son (Bankers), Ltd., Thos.

P. M. Scott, m.t.mech.e., manager —39, Robinson Road; Teleph. 5908;

W. H. Menzies Cable Ad: Coupon

John C. Walker, manager

A. E. Weller, accountant

BANKS

Bank of Taiwan, Ltd. (Incorporated in Credit Fonoier D’Extreme Orient

Japan)—31. Raffles Place:T

(General Dept.). 3194 (Manager), 6957 Mortgage Bank—Meyer Chambers, 3rd

(Compradore);

Code: Bentley’sCable Ad: Taiwangink;

complete phrase, Lie- floor; Teleph. 2083; Cable Ad: Belfran.

ber’s Standard and A.B.C. 5th edn. and Head Office: 13, atBee de Bred-rode,

Imperial combination, Paterson’s Inter- Hankow, Branches

Brussels. Hongkong, Shanghai

Peiping andTientsin,

Tsinan

national Banking. Head Office: Taipeh, H. Sarton, manager

Formosa (Taiwan). London Office:

Old Broad Street, E.C. 2. New York 4' > -41, A. Graff, assist, do.

Office: City Broadway Building, 165, H. J. Brassine, signs per pro

Broadway F. G1 incur, do.

Banque de l’Indo-Ctune—Raffles Place; Miss Y. Y. Scott, steno.

Teleph. 6170; Cable Ad: Indochine. Miss J. Campbell, do.

Head Li C. Pen, chief clerk

Paris. Office: 96, Boulevard

Branches: Hongkong,Haussmann,

Shanghai, Lye Boon Hong, cashier

Canton, Hankow, Tientsin,

Saigon, Haiphong, Hanoi, Tourane, Peiping, Chow Shi Lin, clerk

Pnompenh,

Mongtseu, Battambang,

Pondichery, Bangkok,

Djibouti,

Dinh, Fort Bayard,andNoumea,

Cantho, Tahiti,

Nam- Eastern Bank, Ltd., The (Incorporated in

England)—4, d’Almeida Street; Telephs. .

RentiVinh,

Busson,Quinhon

manager Hue 4510 (Manager) and 5128 (General);Cable e

Ad: Eastertide

Max Berriere, accountant

Georges Doat, cashier

R. Peuvergne, bills department W. Steel, manager

H. Barden, accountant

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Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Cor- Nederlandsch Indische Handelsbank,.

N. V. — 1, Cecil Street; Cable Ad:

poration—Collyer Quay; Cable Ad: Handelbank

Pan fie B. N.N. Bessem,

Bar vonaccountant

Hammersweil, manager

W. Hay, manager

H. E. D flaneoc °ub manager H. J. M. Zeegers, sub-accountant

W. C. Murray, accountant G. C. C. J. de Beaufort, assist.

C.J. B.H. Stewart

Eldridge, sub-acconntant

M. E. H. G. Mills M. J. van Vreeden, do.

A.W. H.W.Matthews F. H. F. Swayne

Rae B. P. Massey

W. J. ATcConnell P. G. Rynd

R. A. Fawcett A. L. V. S. Giles Nederlandsche

(Netherlands

Handel Maatschappij

D. A. Campbell E. A. Mathews 2, Cecil Street Trading

and 10 andSociety)-1 and

11, d’Alrneida

Street; Cable Ad: Gardona. Head

Kwong Lee Bank Co., (Established Office: Amsterdam

J. Th. van Rossum, manager

1905) — 221, South Bridge Road.

Head Office: Kuching, Sarawak;

Teleph. 7317; Cable Ad: Kwole- Oversea-Chmese Banking Cor-

banco, Singapore poration, Ltd. (Incorporated in the

Straits

HongSettlements), Successors to The

Lee Wah Bank. Ltd.—18. South Canal Ho Chinese

Bank Limited,

Bank Ltd. and

The Oversea-

The Chinese

Road; Cable Ad: Bankleewah Commercial Bank Ltd. Capital (Author-

ised):$40,000,000,(paidup): $10,000,< 00-

Mercantile Bank or India, Ltd.. The Head Office: China 458,

Building, Chulia-

(Incorporated in England) — 21. Raffles Street.Road.

Local Branch:

Branches: Hongkong.

North Bridge

Shanghai,

Place; Telephs. 5018-9 and 6971 Amoy, Penang, Malacca, Kuala Lumpur,

(Manager); Cable Ad: Paradise. Head Seremban, Batu Pahat, Muar, Kota

Office: 15, Gracechurch Street, London, Bharu, Rangoon, Bangkok, Batavia,.

E.C. 3 Palembang and Djambi

T. McDowall, manager Chee Swee Cheng, chairman

K. A. Roberton, accountant Lee Kong Chian, vice-do. director

Assistant

W. L. Accountants—

Pontifex TanOngEanPiaKiam, managing

S. N. Soul I H. F. O. Wyatt Teng, manager

G. M. Rind | R. H. Cowan Lirn Bock Kee, mgr. (branches)

Pahang Anencv—Kuantan Kwa Phenk

Yap Siew Tee,

Geek,exchange

secretarymanager

A. B. S. Richardson Agencies: Canton, Swatow, Foochow,.

Kota Bahru Agency Tientsin,

Semarang,Peiping(Peking), Sourabaya,

Pakalongan, Bandjermasin,

W. S. Parsons Padang, Menado, Cheribon, Medan,

Kuala Li pis Agency Pontianak, Bom bay, Calcutta, Manila,

W. N. Black, agent

Kuala Lumpur

H. Provis, manager Hamburg, Vienna, Basle, Berlin,

Kobe, London, Glasgow, Paris, Milan,

J. Montgomery, accountant Lyons, Marseilles, Amsterdam,

R. D. Beaumont, assist, do. Madrid, Lisbon, Cairo, Alexandria,

Port Said, New York and San

Francisco

National City Bank ok New York, The P. & O. Banking Corporation, Ltd.

—9, Collyer Quay; Teleph. 58“26; Cable (Incorporated in England)—10, Collyer

Ad: Citibank; Codes: Bentley’s A.B.C.

5th edn., Western Union and Peterson Quay; Cable Ad: Penorbanca; Teleph.

2nd and 3rd edns. Head Office: New 2528 (Manager), 5394 (Gen. Office),

York

D. S. S. Douglas, manager 7177 (Compradore). Head Office:

R. W. French, sub-manager 117-122, Leadenhall Street, London,

Sub-accountants— E.C. 3. Branches: Bombay, Cal

L. D. Cullings I Low Kay Lira cutta, Calicut, Colombo, Hongkong,

Ho Kim Seng | Thong Foong Loon Madras, Shanghai, Singapore

Chew Lian Seng, compradore H. R. C. Booth, manager

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-C22 SINGAPORE

LH. D.Macirtotmeil,

Men zips, assist,

accountant

do. Barretto Shipping and Trading Co.,

E.K. F.Cl Stewart, do. Chartering

49, The AgentsTeleph.

Arcade; and Ship7784;

Brokers—

Cable

Sn" Soo Gillett

Geok, compradore Ad:

F. Barretto

D. Barretto

Goh Pong Lim, chief cletk F. J. Barretto

Yokohama. Specie Bank, Ltd. (In- Bartholomeusz, ’Ltd., F. Manufacturers-’

A, Importers

corporated Japan.

Yokohama, in Japan) Office: and

— Head Branch:

Singapore

Exporters,

Agetits—20, Rafflesand

Quay; Teleph. 2234;

MeyerOffice),Chambers ; Teleph. 5921-3 Cable Ad: Bartolomez;

(Gen- 5th edn. and Bentley’s Codes-: A.B.C.

era) f)049 (Manager); 6472 (Com- F. A. Bartholomeusz, mang. director

pradore); 7842 (Matiager's

7551 (Residence No. 2); Cable Ad: Sho- Residence), Theo. Leijssius, director and secretary

kingink ; Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn., E.E. Van

C. LeJansz

Brooy

Bentley’s and Patersod 3rd edn. L.Z. Joachim,

C. Keat book-keeper

H.I.Unagami,

Oshima, manager

sub-manager

M. Sugata, per pro. manager N. Kunjan, stenogi apher

Branch Offices:! 1 j, Bukit BintangRoad,

Ban Leong & Co., Dealers in Milk, Kuala Lumpur; 6, Brewster Road,

Tobacco, Cigarettes and Matches— Ipohand 176, Campbell Street,Penang

229, Rochore Road Bata Shoe Co., Ltd., (Incorporated in

Straits

CapitolSettlements)—Head

Building, SingaporeSales withDeot.:

Bran-

Baii San Chan, Chinese Dispensary ches throughout Malaya; Cable Ad:

(Established 1286)—Head Office:-

Phillip Street; Teleph. 7832. Branch Batashoe 8,

Office.

Kam Malacca Swee Guan, manager The Singapore Depot whilst

Kan Swee Beng, assist, do,; ) Specializing in Tropical Fqot-

wear, carries very large clocks

of all kinds of Bata Shnes and

Bankers and Traders Insurance Fire,

Co., is ■capable of supphjipg af all

Ltd. (Incorporated in Australia), times the requirements of

Marine and MotorCar—Gresham House, stockists, of any quantity,

Battery Road throughout the East, on

McAlis'er ife Co.'resident

, Ltd., general demand. Cables enquiries re-

C. E. Gibson, officer agents ceive immediate

attention

and prompt

Banque de l’Indochine—(Nee Banks) R. A. Zezula, sales manager

Barbour, Ltd., E. A.. Exporters of Crude Batavia Sea & Fire Insurance Co., Ltd.

(Incorporated in Java), Eire, ,,53

Marine and

Rubber —5846;

Teleph. Chartered

Cable Bank Ad: Chambers;

Barbour; Ad: Motorcar I ns u ranee—Teleph 26; Cable

Codes: Private, Bentley’s New and Old, Sluytersco

Acme, Hoogiandt

(139-149b, &Market Co., agents

E.C. A.A.BroomhalPs

Barbour,

Hare, director

(Rubber Edition)

do.

Street)

F. A. Wolfe, resident manager

G. M. Druery, secretary (Chartered Bank Chambers)

Barlock Typewriter Agency Battenberg & Talma, Advocates ant

(Proprietors:

—61, The Arcade, Caxton Press Ltd.) Solicitors—1,

TheSingapore Raffles Place; Teleph. 79t>5

Tan Tee Cheng, chief clerk

A. S. K. Aiyar, manager M. Osman, conveyanci&g clerk

Barlow & Co., Merchants and Estate Importer of GermanGeneral

Becker, P. A. F., AgentFinlay-

and

Agents—Ocean

Teleph. 5831; Cable Building. Collycr Quay; son Green; P.O. Boxgoods—2,

Ad: Sandbach 65; Cable Ad:

G. H. Bowen, manager Pafbecker

A. F. L. Barrow, assistant P. A. E. Broker

C. G; Meyer

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Beechandler

& Company, W.S., Dubasher, Ship- Board of Examiners for Engineers’

and Provision : Merchant—1, Certificates—(See Associations.)

Raffles Place; Teleph. 3858;,Cable Ad:

Beestore; Code: Bentley^s Board of Exam in i-rs for Masters’, and

Wee Swee bee, managing partner Mates’ Certificates {sep Associations) .

Lye Eng Hong, do.

Bee :Hwat St Co., Ltd., General Bolter & Co., H.—12, Bonham Building;

Merchants and Commission Agents— Cable Ad: Bolter

121, Reach Road; Teleph. 7807; Cabin

Ad: Beehuftt. Branch: Eee Huat & Boon Seng & Co-, Ltd., (Incorporated

Co., 2li), New Bridge Road in Singapore), Ship-chandlers, Sail-

Agents.of

Sooony Lubricating products, gen- makers facturers’andagents; GeneralStockists

Merchants;of Manu-Brass

eral suppliers to Tin Mines, Rubber

factories, Estates and foundries, and Ironmongery, Yacht Aluminium

Fittings,

etc. Cutlery, Crockery, Glass,

and Enamel wares, Garden Implements

and Fancy Sundry Goods and Healers

Bell & Co., Sharebrokers - 32, Raffles in TalkieRoad; Equipment —7268; Office : 36-38,

Place; Telepli. 0920: Cable Ad: Bellco; Robinson Sailor; Codes: Teleph. A.B.C 5th Cable edn. andAd:

Codes: Bentley’s, A.B.C. 5tliand 6th Bentley’s

M. B. Bell, director Chua Boon Im, managing director

Kee Yew Hock, manager

Belgian Consulate—(See Consulates) Chan Siew Ghee, secretary

Agencies

Belle Vue Hotel—60, Telok Blarigah Aktiebolaget Archimedes, Sweden

Road. —Outboard Motors

Eugen- Bauer Cmbh Stuttgart—

Bell’s Asbestos Eastern Agency, Ltd. Unterturkheim Talkie Equip-

(Incorporated in England). Merchants, ment

etc.—6d, Bonham Street; Teleph. 6427;

Cable Ad: Asbestos; .Codes: Bentley’s Borneo Co., Ltd., The, Merchants—

and A.B.C. 5tb edn! Mercantile Bank Buildings-; Teleph. 5037

M.Tay'Jqo

Nathans,Hong,

manager (private exchange);

locail sfeeretary Codes;

National.A.B-C.Head Private,Cable Ad.: Borneo;

Acme,Bentley’s,

Office : 143/149,

■“Bethesda” Gospel Hall (seV Churches) Fenchurch Street, London,' E. C. 3.

Branches:

Raheng, Paknamphp, Penang, Lakon,

Bangkok, Chiengmai, Ipoh,

BinAlerchauts,

& Co., S. L,andPiece Goods and General

Manufacturers’ Agents Kuala Lumpur, Kuching,chairman

Sibu and(Lon-

Miri

—Bonham Bldg.; Cable Ad: Sibinandco Sir Adam B. Ritchie,

don)

Bin SfeNG Co,, Ltd.—1, South Canal A. R.don)' Malcolm, general manager (Lon-

Road; Teleph. 74'42 • CLT. Jackson,

C. Martine,manager (Malaya)

agent (Penang)'

Blau,

ness Robert (Malaya), Eau

(re presenting'4711 Perfumery Busi-

de Cologne, J.R. Bennett,

A. Ashworth signs per pro.

etc.)—0. 14, Hongkong Bank Chambers

R.EL Blau, proprietor

Luellmarm, manager T.G.D. G.C.Howell

Ashworth | R.C. L.L. Matheson

Coombes Moir

W. S. Hogg 1

J. G. H. Grey | G. F. Pennefather

Blom &, Van

Agents Her Aa,

-T- Chat teredInsurance and Claim

Bank Chambers; A. Allen I Miss H. Rutledge

Teleph. 7714; Cable Ad: Bloma. Head

Office: 5, Beursplein, Amsterdam 1 Borneo

Boad;Teleph. 50,‘-8;,CabletoAd:70,Borneocar.

Motors, Ltd.—68 Orchard

Alan Wolfe, resident manager | Branches

Bluntschli, H. C., General Agent—P.O. Lumpur, Seremban and Malacca Kiiala

at Penang, Ipoh,

Box 53. Also at Pakan-Baroe, Sumatra A. Corbet, managing director

C24 SINGAPORE

Boustead & Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in Kuala Lumpur (Cigarette Manu-

F.M.S.), Merchants—Union Building, facturers) — Sungei Besi Road;

Collyer

Branches:Quay; Penang,Cable

KualaAd:Lumpur,

Boustead.

Port Teleph. 2874; Cable Ad: Ciga-

Swettenham, Ipoh, Teluk Anson and rette, Pudu

Tumpat

Directors—H.(Kelantan) British Dispensary, Ltd.—33, Raffles

Johnson, S. O.L. Thompson,Maas, B. G.C. H. R. Place; Teleph. 6118

David Turner, m.p.s., mang. director

Cherry and E. H. PI. Everest

G. R. Roper-Caldbeck, secretary British East Indies Co., Produce

Assistants and General Merchants—Hongkong

S. A. Beavis Bank Chambers, 2nd floor

R. N. B. Byatt, p.p. W. Deighton Kellaway, manager

J. V. S. Brooke Miss M. Dusting, stenographer

0. Graham Brown, p.p. Low Peng Boon, salesman

A. P. Craigie

W. T. Crosley, p.p.

W. D. C. Erskine Crum British Electro Plating Works,

W. H. Esson, p.p. Manufacturers of Brass Sanitary

W. Plannay Fittings—31, Penang Boad; Teleph. 7247

L. C. Hayton Alfred Sheffield, proprietor

H. L. Marshall, p.p.

J. M. Mason British Equitable Assurance Co., Ltd.

J. D. Morrison, p.p. (Incorporated in England A.I). 1854;,,

A. W. Wallich, p p. Fire Insurance—Head Office: Royal

Exchange, London

BraddeSI Bros., Advocates & Solicitors A.Eastern

Gordon Arcliipelago

Lee, supervisor(6, ofChartered

agencies,.

—Meyer Chambers; Teleph 5291 (2 Bank Chambers; Teleph. 2599; Cable

lines); Ad: Braddell; Codes: Bentley’s Ad: Foxhound;

and A.B.C. 5th edn.

Partners: edn. and Bentley?Codes:

s) A.B.C. 5th

Roland

(Oxon), St. John Braddell,

barrister-at-law b.a.

V.D. Knowles, barrister-at-law British and Foreign Bible Society (see-

John Layccck, b.a. (London), under Associations and Societies)

Solicitor British Malaya Trading Co., The,

Assistants:

F. A. Briggs, barrister-at-law General Merchants and Contractors—

C. K. Lee, barrister-at-law 8a, Malacca Street

Brinkmann & Co.,Teleph.

Merchants — French British Malaya Trustee and Executor

Bank Building; 5935; Cable Ad: Co.,Directors—Sir

Ltd.

Brinkmann.

Bros., Manchester Head Office: Hiltermann M. Meyer, O. David Galloway,S. H.R.

R. S. Bateman,

Moss and L. C. Margoliouth

J.J. F.B. A.Gates

Swallow |I W.N. H.Swithinbank

H. Greaves Secretaries and Registered Office —

Gattey & Bateman

Reed and Cane Factory—Bukit Timsth

Road

A. T. Lupp | C. E. Hiltermann British Pharmacy, The, Wholesale and

Retail Chemists and Druggists and

British-American Tobacco Co. (Straits), Manufacturers’ Agents — 440-2, North

Ltd. (Incorporated in England), Britarmacy; Bridge Road; Teleph. 6182; Cable Ad:

Cigarette and Tobacco Importers and phrase Code: Bentley’s complete

Exporters—11, Keppel Road;Seminole;

Teleph. Consulting Physicians—Dr.

5821 (3 lines); Cable

Codes: A. B. C. 5th and 6th ends.,Ad: Souza, m.b., c.m., and Dr. B.F. N.

O. de

de

Souza, l.r.c.p. & s.

Codes: Bentley’s

Westminster & Private. Head Office: F.C. K.O,L. E.Thong,

Wong, principal

don, S. W. 1 House, 7, M ill bank, Lon- manager

Dieu,assistant

chief assistant

H. L. Snowie I H. C. Luetchford J. G. Tan,

E. J. Case | F. C. J. Moore C. C. Low, do.

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British Trade Commissioner—Fullerton

Building; Teleph. 4830 Butter, Mrs. W., m.b. lond., d.o.

oxon. (Dr. Dexter Allen), The

Clinic—4, Oxleyt Rise; Teleph. 6700

British Trailers’ Insurance Co., Ltd.

(Incorporated in Hongkong), Marine, Caldbeck, IVSacgregcr & Co., Ltd.

Fire and Women’s

CollyerCompensation—

Quay ; Teleph. (Incorporated

Union Building,

5981; Cable Ad: Onion Ordinances

porated in of under

Hongkong,

Shanghai^

the Companies’

and incor-

Wholesale and

W. R. Mansfield, branch manager Retail Wine and Spirit Merchants—201,

S. M. Garrard Cantonment Road; Telephs. 5371A.B.C.

and

C. L. Slater 5372; Cable Ad: Caldheck; Codes:

Boustead & Co., Ltd., agents 5th edn. & Bentley’s 2nd Phrase Code.

Branches Singapore,

at Shanghai, Hongkong,

Brossard Mopin, Malaya, Ltd. (Incor- Tientsin, Kuala Lumpur. HeadPenang, Office: 4,Ipoh and

Foochow

porated in the Straits Settlements),

Civil Engineers, Reinforced Concrete Road, Shanghai

Specialists andRoad;

General Contractors— Macgregors, Ld., Shanghai, general

69 E, Geylang Teleph.

Box 62; Cable Ad: Brosexploi; Codes:

2240; P.O. K.managers

R. Stevens, Manager

A.B.C. 5th and 6th edns., Bentley’s, L. S.A.R.H.Burstall,

Stevens,Assistant

European travelling

Cogef, Lugagne andmanaging

J. Patrovilleau, Private director representative

E.P. Jackao,

Richter, chief

civil engineer O. L. Bornemann, Manager (Kuala

draughtsman E. Lumpur)

G. Bird, Manager (Penang)

Roy Wishart, accountant

E.P. Letondu, stores chief

Costa Y. Yidal, and workshop

foreman Campbell & Co., John G., Advocates and

Solicitors—8, Raffles Place; Telephs.

Brown & Co., E. A., Exchange and General 5th 5956-7;

andCable6th Ad: Cambeul;Codes:

edns., Bentley’s complete A.B.C.

Brokers—10, D’Almeida Street; Teleph. phrase, Broomhall’s Imperial Combina-

6224; Cable Ad: Adis; Code: A.B.C. tion (Rubber edn.)

5th edn. C. P. Burke (barrister-at-law),

advocate and solicitor

Bruce Petrie, Ltd., Secretaries and Assistants—

Estate Agencies and Rubber Selling R. Taylour (brarister-at-law),

Agents—Union Building, Collyer

Teleph. 7869; Godown: 359, Havelock Quay; A. advocate

Masonameryand solicitor

(solcitor), advocate

Road; Teleph. 4417; Cable Ad: Petrie; and solicitor

Codes: Bentley’s and Broomhall’s Rub-

berDirectors—Bruce

edn. Petrie and George Campbell & Co., Outfitters —16, High

Parbury Street; Cable Ad: Unique

J. L. Campbell, proprietor

Bun Bee & Co.,

Exporters, GeneralWine

Provision, Importers and

and Spirit

Merchants, Green Grocers and Cold Canadian

NationalNational Railways

S team ships), 1 ’ ai 1 way,(Canadian

Passen-

Storage Proprietors—1 i 1 and 113, Beach ger

Road; Teleph. 6460; Cable Ad: Bunbeeco; BankandChambers; Freight—2nd floor, Hongkong

Codes: A.E.C. 5th edn,, Bentley’s and Ad: Lemorb; Code: Bentley’s Cable Teleph. 3497;

Private L. L. Lawler, general agent

Burlington Private Hotel—3, Coleman N. Y. Carl Schliepper Handel Mu

Street; Teleph.

Thio Sam 7108

It, manager (Incorporated in Batavia) —169,

Cecil Street; Teleph. 4657; Cable

Ad : Tj apmata

Butter W., Agent Signode Steel Strap-

ping Co.,Chicago ManufacturersSignode

System—137-139, Cecil Street; Teleph. Cathedral, Church of the Good Shep-

3166; Cable Ad: Signode herd—(Nee Churches and Missions)



(Jhan & Eber, Advocates and Solicitors Chia Lee Pharmacy—64, New Bridge

—Raffles Chambers;

Ad: Teleph. 6816; Cable Road

Edn.Chaneber;

& Bentley’sCoijes used: A.B.C. 5th Chilian Consulate—(Nee Consulates)

Partners—

S. J. Chan, b.a., ll.ij. (Cantab),

barrister-at-law (Gray’s Inn)

R. L. Eber, b.a. (Cainfeab.),. bar- Chin Ho & Co., Merchants, Commission

Agents and Manufacturers’ Representa-

rister-at-law (Inner Temple)

. E. R. Kock, barrister-at-law tives—9 Teleph:

and 10, Phillip Street; Road;.

7546; Cable Ad; Chinho

. . (Middle Temple)

K. I. Tan. barrister-ait-law Chin Htjat Hin Oil Trading Co.,.

. (Middle Temple), assist, advo- General Merchants and Commission

cate and solicitor

London Agents: Tamplin, Joseph, Agents—7, Upper Circular Road; Teleph.

6437; Cable Ad: Selatae

Ponsonby, Ryde & Flux,

church Street, London, E.C. 165, Fen-

China Fire Insurance Co., Ltd., The,

Chan Sze Onn & Co., Accountants and Marine and Fire — Union Building,

Estate Agents—64-66, Market Street; Collyer Union. Quay; Teleph.Hongkong

Head Office: 5981; Cable Ad:

Cable Ad: Chanszeonn W. R. Mansfield, branch mgr.

S. M. Garrard

Change C. L. Slater

Office,AlleyRubberRubber

BrokersCommunication

and Market

Reporters—1 4a, Change Alley; Telephs. China Mutual Steam Navigation Co.,

7532, Ltd. (Incorporated in England)

Lim7534,

Leong7536

Geok,andpresident

2481 Mansfield & Co., Ltd.

Collyer Quay) agents(Ocean Building,.

LeeYeoPohBoon

Hood, Gwee Peng

Yat, Chan Kee Leng Kwee,

and Lim Kian Hock, Rubber China Travel Service—82, Robinson

brokers Road; Teleph. 5248; Cable Ad:

Chartered Bank of India, Australia Traservice. Enquiry Branches : 439,

North Bridge Road and 44, South

and China—(See Banks) Bridge Road. 49: Branches

Cheng Yu, Wine merchant—5, Circular China Navigation Co., Ltd. (In-

Road

Tan Soin Hui corporated in England)

Weng Yu Nan, assistant Mansfield

Oollyer &Quay)

Co., Ltd. (Ocean Building,.

agents

Cheon^ Koon Song & Co., Ltd.,

Auctioneers Valuers, Real

Trustees' of Estates, Receivers and China & Southern Bank—(»See Banks)

Estate and

Insurance Asents—30 and 31, Chulia China Underwriters,

Street,

Cable Ad:nearKoonseng;

Raffles Place;

Code:Teleph.

A.B.C.799,8;

5th corporated in Hongkong and Ltd. (In-

Registered

edn. Branch Offices: Malacca and Johore inAccident, England); Life, Fire,

MotorOffice:

Car and

Marine,

General In-

Bahru

CheongHock Chye, managing director surance—Head Hongkong

London Office—A. .). Collins-& Co.,

Directors—Wee Sin

Lee and Gay Hock Guan Choe, Ten Yew Ltd., 71/2, King William St., E.C. 4

Kiong Chai Woon, secretary Chief

(SecondOfficefloor),

(Southern Agencies)—3

Hongkong Bank

Cheong, Ong & Co. Commission Agents Chambers; Teleph. 4276; Cable Ad:

TexacoBridgeLubricating Products Underwrite

North Road; Teleph. 7078 — 375, Resident Secretary — A. J. Frank

LifeTedAgency Staff—Kee CheeandCheong,

Cheong E. Peng, proprietor Ka Thiam, Lee Siew Boon

Chia

The Arcade; Cable Ad: Chiaco General Agents—J. Evans & Co-., 28,

The Arcade

 SINGAPORE C2?

C!hing Eemg Lee & Co., Ltd. (Incorpor- Cathedral Good (Roman Catholic)

Shepherd”—Bras of “The

Basah Road

ated in the Straits Settlements)—Raffles and Queen Street

Chambers, Raffles Place; Teleph. 6243 Vicar—Rt. Rev. P. Ruaudel

Kam Svvee Siew, manager Assistant—Rev. M. Deredec

H. H. Pang, secretary

. 0. E. Z. Mj S: School—Govern-

Chivers & Co., Merchants and Man- ment Hill

ufacturers’ Agents—18, Battery Road; (A. day schoql with boarding

Teleph.. 4690; Ca'ble Ad: Dependable accommodation for girls.)

Principal—Miss Kilgbur

Chong Suing Dispensary, Ltd, Whole-

sale and Retail Chemists—7398, North Chapel of St. Anthony—Mandai

Bridge

China Road; Teleph. 6342; Cable Ad: Vicar—Rev*. S. Lee

Chairman—Dr. S. F. Phoon Church of St. Joseph — Buket

Directors—Tseng

F. Ho Kuo Ping and S. Timah

Manager—Wee Nam Watt & Co. Vicar—Rev. S. Lee

Sefcretaries—Tee Ah Chiart

Church of St. Teresea—Kampong

CSOTIRMALL & Co., K. A. J. (EsTB. 1875), Bahru

Silk Merchants, Drapers and Ladies( Vicar—Rev. S. Lee

Dressrtlakers—41, and 43, High Street;

Telepb. 7957; Cable Ad: Chotirmall; Diocese of Singapore

Codes: Branches:

edn. Acme, Bentley’s and jSouPabaya,

Batavia, A.R,C. 5th

Saigon, Hong Kong, Canton & Kobe Lord Bishop of Singapore-

D. A. Chotirmall, proprietor Right Rev. B. C. Roberts, m.a.

R. Shewakram, rrianag. partner Archdeacon of Singapore—Rev.

G. White, m.a.

Diocesan Registrar—N. A. Wor-

Chua Choon Watt and Sons, General ley, M.C.S.

Merchants, Land and Property Agents, Diocesan Secretary and Trea-

Importers and Exporters—47, Kim Seng surer, and Bishop’s Secretary

Road; Teleph. 3861 —Geo. O. Daniel

Chung & Wong, Architects and

ors, Designers of Steel Structures and Survey- French RomanDr.Catholic Mission

Re-inforced Concrete Bidldings—Office: Rt.Malacca

Rev. A. Devals, Bishop of

6th floor, Union Building; Teleph. 7257. Rev. L. Lambert, procurator

Chting HongSham,Woot,partner

managing partner Rt.Cathedral

Rev. P. Ruaudel,

Wong Puck of the Goodvicar general

Shepherd

Rev. N. Deredec, assistant !

CHURCHES, MISSIONS, Rev.

Rev. J.S.Sy.,

Lee,vicar (TheS.S;Sacred

PeterHeart)

Armenian Church op St.&c.Gregory— Paul

vicar, and

HillVteaD—Absent

Street Rev. L. Burghoffer, vicar, Our Lady

Committee—'George Edgar, H. S. of Lourdes

'■••• Gasper

Arathooh, Rev.

Rev. M.L.KohAuriol,

(Serangoon)

Arathoon, M. C. superior, St.

Xavier’s Seminary (Serangoon)

Bethel Church op- England School Rev.

Rev. H. Duvelle (Johore) Timah)

J. M. Belliot (Bukit

—Tan Jong Katong

Manager—Rev. . Graham White, Garrison Church—Tanglin

M.A. Chaplain to the Forces—Rev. A.

“ Bethesda”—Bras Basah Road F. Gattehouse

. Minisfei’s of the Gospel—L. J.

Donaldson! and S. S. Adams

Trustep — A,, . Turner, E. Methodist Episcopal Church,

Church (English)-^Ft. CanningWesley

Rd.

Tipson and R. Austin Rev. Hobart B. Amstutz, pastor

C28 SINGAPORE

Methodist Episcopal Mission — Cable Singapore Diocesan Magazine

Honorary Editor—F. H. Geake,.

Ad:Rev.Methodist

Edwin F. Lee, d.d., resdt. Bishop

Rev. Raymond L. Archer, Mission M. SC., A.I.C.

treasurer

Rev. Robert E*. Blasdell, secretary St. Chaplain—Rev.

Andrew’s Cathedral

(Building and Location board, Graham White,

incorporated) M.A.

Rev. Raymond L. 5Archer,

Superintendent, District

Fort Canning Assistant Chaplain—Rev. L. St.

Road G. Petter

Missions to Semmen—Sailors’ In- St. Andrew’s Church Mission

stitute Committee—The

(St. Andrew’s Chaplain chairman,

Cathedral) in-charge ]

Chaplain—Rev. A. V. Wardle Rev. R. Richards, Dr. Elliott j'

Portuguese Mission, St. Anthony’s— (medical officer in charge of St.

Boys’ School Rev. A. M. Coroado Andrew’s

Kilgour Mission Hospital), Miss i

Correspdt.—

Director—Rev. A. Gonsalves Mr. F. G. (C.E.Z.M.S. School)Repre-

Bourne; Cathedral and >|j

Headmistress—Mrs. H. Beavis sentatives: Major Keet, Miss

henson, all Clergy of the Mission Step-

Portuguese Mission, Church of “St. The Hon. Treasurer, J. F. L. Cowin,

Joseph” (Under the jurisdiction of and

GuanRepresentatives

(Babas), Giam—May Tan Hong

Pong

the

VicarBishop of Macao)

Gen’l—Very Rev. A. M. Coroado (Foochows), Kiong Woon Kiew

Missionary—Rev. (Hokkiens), Chen Keng Swee, Chan |

Vicar—Rev. J. DiasA. Gonsalves Chat

HandyTeng (Cantonese) and J. T. N,

(Tamils)

Portuguese

Procurator —Very MissionRev. M.inA. Cardoso

China St. Andrew’s Church Mission

Supt.—Rev. R. K. S. Adams,

Procure des Valley

MissionsRoad;

Etrangeres— M.A.

334, River Cable Ad: St. Andrew’s House — Armenian

Adexteros

Procurator—Rev.

Assistant—Rev. F.J.MorinM. Ouillon Street

(A boarding house for English^

speaking Christian boys)

Romanis House—Stamford Road House-Master—Rev. R. K. S.

(A Hostel for Chinese Boys) Adams, m.a.

House-Master—F. Thomas, b.a.

Royal Air Force—Seletar St. Andrew’s Mission Hospital—

R. A. F. Chaplain—Rev. J. A. Maxwell Road

Jagoe, m.a. Chairman of Board of Manage-

ment—The Right Rev. Lord

Sacred Heart Church—Tank Road Bishop of Singapore

Vicar—Rev. J. Sy. Vice-Chairman—The Venerable

Archdeacon of Singapore

Singapore Diocesan Association— Doctor in Charge—Miss Patri-

Bishopsbourne cia R. Elliott, M.B., B.S.

(Objects—To further the work Assist. Doctor—Miss Ivy Tong

of the Anglican Church

in the Diocese) St. Andrew’s School for Boys—

President—The Lord Bishop of Stamford Road

the Diocese Chairman of Board of Managers

Vice-President — The Venerable —The Chaplain, St. Andrew’s

Archdeacon

Secretary of Singapore O.

& Treasurer—Geo. Cathedral

Daniel Chaplain — Rev. R. K. Si.

Adams, m.a.

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St. John’s Church—Jurong CLUBS

Priest-in-charge—^Rev. It K. S. Hollandsche Club (Dutch Club)—

Adams Cairn Hill Road; Teleph. 2039

St. Joseph’s Institution, conducted by Hon. Secretary—C. de Wit

the Brothers of the Christian Schools

—Teleph. 6725; Cable Ad: Brothers’ Keppel Golf Club

School President—G.

Visitor —Rev. Br. James, o.b.e.

Director—Rev. Vice-do. —J. P.R.W.Douglas

A. Trimmer

Wiggs

Sub-do. —Rev. Br.Br. V.Loran

Augustus Captain—W.

Vice-do.—J. H. AddisG. Wilson

St. Matthew’s Church—Neil Road Hon. Secretary—G.

Priests—The Clergy, St. An- Hon. Treasurer—S. J. Church

drew’s Cathedral (English), Committee — J. S. Clarkson, A. J.

and Cantonese (vacant) Donald,

MacLeod H. J. Jones and J. C

St. Paul’s Ghapel—Upper Seran- Masonic Club—Coleman Street

goon

Priests—The Clergy, St. An- H.E. Wootton,6210

secretary and treasurer

drew’s Cathedral (English) —Teleph.

St.Queen

Peter’s and St. Paul’s Church—

Street (Tie Tsiu); Teleph. 6189 Singapore Catholic Club—73, Bras

Vicar—Rev. S. Lee Basah Road

Assistant—Rev. R. Dubois President—Rt. Rev. P. Ruaudel

Vice-do. —Rev. J.N. Shepherdson,

Committee—L. Deredec L.

St. Peter’s Church—Stamford Rd. P.Mosbergen,

de Souza, S.R. C.Tessensohn,

Priests—Rev. R. K. S. Adams,

m.a. (English), Rev. Dong de Souza, W.

H. E.S.

Bing Seng (Foochow), Rev. Eber, C. H. da Silva, A. J.

W. H. Mosbergen, T. W. Prins, A. Braga,

Ng Ho Le (Hokkienl and Rev. V. Peralta and C. I. Richards

C. D. Gnanamani (Tamil) Hon. Secretary—W. F. Mosbergen

St. Teresa of the Child Jesus, Assist, do. —W. H. Mosbergen

Church of—Kampong Bahru

Vicar—Rev. S. Lee Singapore Club

Chairman—G. W. A. Trimmer

E. C. H. Charlwood

J! H. R. L. Dyne

§i fg If fl ^ # F. S. Gibson I S. H. Moss

Xu tj-iiifc eh Dr.

Hon.P.S.

Mr.Hunter I H. W. Raper

James Robertson

Chye Hin Sawmills, Exporters of H. Wylly

Malayan Timber—416, Beach Road; Secretary—W. J. May son

Teleph. 7878; Cable Ad: Chyehin;

Codes

edn. used: Bentley’s,

Branches: Singapore, A.B.C. 5th

Malacca,

Kemaman, Hongkong and Amoy Singapore Cricket Club—Teleph. 6679;

Tan Chian, sole proprietor Cable Ad: Cricket

President—J. Sime

Tan Beng Kee, manager

Tan Beng Thong, assist, manager Vice-President—B. E. Ablitt

Committee

Dean, E. B. A.Evans,

— Buchanan, J. A.

R. Crawford,

Clarke, H. Harley,

—32, Raffles Place;l.d.s., Surgeon

Telephs. 3407 Dentist

(Office) J. E. King, E. G. Staunton, J.

and 6000 (Residence) , McLeod and

Secretary and F.Treasurer

J. L. Mayger

— W. H.

H. Harley Clarke, principal Stuart-Clark, Teleph. 6055

Clouet & Co., Ltd., A., Merchants and

Commission

Teleph. 6240; Agents—8, Raffles Codes:

Cable Ad: Clouet; Quay; Singapore Garrison Golf Club—

Tanglin Barracks; Teleph. 6178

A.B.C. 6th edn,, Bentley’s and Acme Hon. Secy.—Major J. S, B. Forbes

C30 SINGAPORE

Singapore Golf Club Coastal Transport Company, Shid-

President—H. C. Atkin-Berry chandlers, .Stevedores, Lighter

Captain—F. S. Gibson Launch Owners & Suppliers, Importers^.

Vice-do.—B. Craik Exporters, Provirion Dealers, General

Hon. Secretary—S. P. Holmes-Smith Contra etpys and Manufacturers’ Repre-

Treasurers—Derrick & Co. sentatives—58, Cecil Street; Teleph.

Committee

H. Wylly,— S.SirH.Arnold Moss, Robinson,

W. Hay, 4626; Cable Ad: Coastalco; Codes:

Dr. W. Dawson and H. W. Hawkes- Bentley’s & A.B.C. 5th edn.

wood Commercial Union Assurance Co., Ltd.,

Eastern Branch (Incorporated in Eng-

Singapore Polo Club -G.ound: land)—Robinson Road and Telegraph

Balestier Road Street; Teleph: 6666; Cable Ad: Cuaco

President—H. E. Major General 0. E. Arthur

H. E. C.Wilson

Potts, Imanager

I. A. M. Smallwood

Lewin, c.b., c.m.g., d^.o. G.R. V.Finlay

Captain—Dr. J. Slofer

Hon. Secretary—Capt. H. F. Bloxham Welch || C.C. N.

W. Reed

Warren

Treasurers—Gattey and Bateman

Committee—J.

J. Dailey andT.C.Forbes,

M. KebleA. H. Todd, COMPAGNIE DES MeSSAGERIES MaRITIMES-

(Incorporated

Road, in France)—122, Robinson

Singapore Recreation Club Codes:Teleph.5181; Cableand

A.B.C. 5th edn. Ad:Private

Messagerie;.

President—Hon. Dr. N. L. Clarke

Hon. Treasurer—G. H. Kraal Connell Bros, Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in

Do. Secretary—N. S. Hogan U.S.A.), Importers, Exporters and Manu-

facturers’ Agents—187, 187a and 187b,

Singapore Swimming Club—Tanjong Cecil ConnellStreet; Teleph. 7133; Cable Ad:

Rhu S. T. Erickson

President—C.

Vice-do. Salter

Secy, and—W. C. HillR. W. Lobb

Treas.—H. CONSULATES

Singapore Turf Cpus Belgium—Meyer

2083 Chambers; Teleph.

Chairman—R. H.Page

Secretary—A. Todd Consul—H. Sarton

Assist. Secretary—P. S. Laing

Committee — Hon. Sir Walter Hug- China (Consulate-General)—2, Cairnhill

Circle; Teleph. 6067; Cable Ad: Sino-

gard, Kt., k..g, C..Dr.A. Niven,

R.Dr. Williamson, P. S. R.Hunter,

Page, eorisul

J. C. Tull, f.r.c.p. and R. W. Consul-General—P.

Council—S^e Zau-tsung K. C. Tyau

Buckley Vice-Consul—Li Yen

Tanglin Club, The Secretaries—Chao-shu Wu and Hu

Hui Ting (Foo Few Ting)

President—H. W. Hawkeswood

Vice-do. —G. C. Meredith

Hon. Secretary—A. D. Anderson Denmark—12, Raffles Quay

Hon. Treasurer—B. M.

General Committee—F. E. Rowland, Kauffmann France—41, Robinson Road:! Teleph;

A. P. Cameron, A. C- Gilbert, 2275

E. FletcherV.andCurreem

F. J. Kendo Consul—P. A. Ballereau

: Steward—F. Vice-Consul—Y. A. Revelli

Secretaire—L. Raphael

. Union Jack Club Germany—1e, Union Building

President—H.E. The Governor Consul General—W. Maenss

Vice-Presidents—H.E. the Com- Vice-Consul—Dr.

Chancellor—W. Dwars G. Ripken

mander-in-Chief

H.E. the General (China

Officer Station),

Comman- Secretary—O. Kunisch

ding (Malaya), Hon. the Chief Jus-

tice, Hon. the (Singapore

The Chaimian Colonial Secretary,

Harbour Italy—E6, Hongkong Bank Chambers;

Board) Cable Ad: Italconsul

Consul—E. Mattoli

 SINGAPORE C3t

Japan—Union Building Corona FlowerShop, Florists—9,Orchard

Consul Gunji Shi- Road;

General — Knelli Nogai,

Chaneellors—Sotoshige Gable

Teleph. 2990; Amber Mansions;

auo Sliimada, Hiroyoshi TsUschiya Job. Ad: Corona;

Jansen, Codes: Fleurop

proprietor

and Kicaro Kunihara Credit Foncier d’Extreme Orient—

NETHERtANm

Teleph. 6073; —Ckble Chambers (See Banks)

K. P.Ad:M.Hollapdia

ConsubGen’l.—\V. A. A. M. Daniels Craig & Co, Ltd., Builders’ Merchants-

Vice-Consul—J.

Chancellor—P. H.G.van L. Van Dorp

Haelon — Unioil Building; Cable Ad: Giarc

Norway— Crosse

Blackwell & Blackwell,

Manufacturing; Ltp. (Crosse &

Co., Ltd.;

Hon. Consul— W. A. Vennin Jas. Keiller

offectioneiy & Son. Ltd.);

High Class Provisions Manufacturers

and Con-

Peru— Sime, Darby & Co.,. Ltd. (5, Malacca-

Chancellor—J. ti. Myles Street), and Branches

Portugal—Union Building Douglas H. Wilson, representative for

China and Japan

Consul-General — Vacant

■ Chancellor in charge—A. V. Borges Crosfield & Sons, Ltd., Joseph, Soap-

Manufacturers

Teleph. 5144; Cable — 5, Ad:Malacca

Simit Street}

Siam—7, Mt. Elizabeth; Teleph. 7 441

Spain—Ocean Building, Collyer

Hon. Vice-Consul—G. Quay Crown

H. Bowen —4, Hong Life Insurance

Kong Bank Co., ofChambers

Toronto;

Teleph. 7524 »

Swedish,

20-21, MeyerRoyalChambers,

(.ConsulateRaffles

General)—

Place Cycle & Carriage Co. (1926), Ltd. (In-

Consul—E. Sandberg corporated in the S.S.), Motor Importers

and Engineers- Registered Office; 43,.

Switzerland—Union

2661 ! Building: Teleph. OrchardCyclecarri

Road; Teleph. 5944; Cable Ad:

Consul—H. R. Arbenz David, J. B., Broker,

Secretary—J. Piflaretti Owner—10, Malacca Mine Street;and Teleph.

Estate

United States of America—Union 7968; Cable Ad: David; Codes; A.B.C.

' Building; Teleph. 5066; Cable Ad: 5th edn., Bentley’s and Private

American Consulate General

Consul-General of the U.S.A. for DawooD' & CO., Dubashes, Ship Chandlers;

Stevedores, Naval and Lighter Suppliers

the

States,Straits

NorthSettlements,

Borneo and MalaySara- and General

wak. In charge of Consular Street; Teleph. Contractors—

2962; Cable Ad:163, Cross

Lathiphia;

Interests of the Republic of Codes: T. K.

A.B.C. 6th edn. and Bentley’s

Sha^k Dawood, sole proprietor

Panama—WilbuMcEnelly

Consul—Thomas r Keblinger

Vice-Consuls—Harrison Lewis, Wm. DeCeylon), Silva., Jewellers,

Ltd., B. P.Dianiohd

(Incorporated

Merchants in

C. Affeld, Jr. and R. Allen Haden and Dealers in Precious Stones—19-21,

High Street.BranchRegistered Office; Street,

Galle,

I Cook

Forwarding Agents, etc.—39, Robinson Penang; Teleph. 3364; Cable Adi Silva}

Road;

Coupon.Telephs.

Head5907 and Berkeley

Office: 5908; Cable Ad: Code:

Street, B. T.A.B.C. 5th manager

de Silva, edn.

London, W. 1 B. Assistants—F.

L. Martin, assist,Karunaratne,

manager

John C. Walker, manager

A. G. Chet tie, signs per pro. Weerasuriya, K. Y.deSilva,A.G. N.C.

A, E. Weller de S. Cunawardene,

Warnasuria, C. JayasuriyaM. and W.

J.A. W.

E. Wardhaugh

Pilgrams G. Abeysekera

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sale Stationers, Printers and General and London

Importers. Hats, Dresses,

Bouquets, Floral Baskets, etc.—18, High Novelties, American Miehle, Chicago

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Machines, New YorkCo.’s Numbering

Williams Engineering

Davis Typecasters), London Co. (Nodis &

Derrick A Co., Chartered Accountants and Karl Krause, Leipzig

Auditors—Hongkong

ColW.IyerE. Quay Bank Chambers, Gebruder Brehmer, Leipzig

Rayner, a.c.a., partner Waite & Sheard, Honley, Hudders-

S. H. Moss, a.c.a., do. field, England

J. M.E. Cook son, a., c.a., do. Diethelm & Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in

R.T. W.N. Wardedc.a.

Crawford, a.c.a. (Aust.)

Saunders, a.c.a.

Switzerland),

sion Agents—139-149,MerchantsMarket

and Commis-

Street;

VV. McArthur, c.a. Cable Ad: Diethelmco. Head Office:

H. R. Oppenheim a.c.a. Diethelm A Co., S.A. Zurich. Branch

R. D. Stewart, a.c.a. Houses

and Penang at Saigon, Haiphong, Bangkok

Diamond Metal Products Co., Ltd.—601, P.H. Kohler, manager

Kampong Bahru Road; Cable Ad:

Diaducts K.Schweizer,

Schmid do.I II. Voellm

Ch. Klaiber | M. Huerlimann

Dickinson & Co., Ltd., John (Incor- Directory and Chronicle of China,

porated in England;, Paper

Manufacturing and Export, Stationers, Makers, Japan, Malaya, etc.

Card, Makers

Board, and Envelope Singapore

PublicityAgents—5,

Bureau, Advertising and

Book PrintingandMachinery,

Account

House, 4, Battery Road

Ltd., Publicity

Materials and Sundries Suppliers to the

Trade*-Dunlop

Teleph. House, Ad:

7970; Cable Robinson Road; Dobb & Co., A.G.—57, Robinson Road;

Lionbrand;

Codes: Pantelegraphy, Bentley’s and Teieph. 3967 .

A.B.C.

W. R.6thNew, edn. Manager for China, Dodge & Seymour, Ltd., Manufacturers

Malaya, D'.E.L, Representatives — Laidlaw Building*

and Ceylon (signsPhilippine

per pro.) Islands, Teleph. 3253; Cable Ad: Eximco

Assistants—P.

Merry Somerville and F. A.

Sect Peng head clerkto mgr. Dollar

Choon, secretary Steamship Lines, Inc., Ltd.

(Incorporated

C. A. M. Stevens,

Head Office—65, Old Bailey, L’dom.E C.3. —Hongkong Lumber AgentsinforU.S.A.), Shipping

American and

Mail Line

Bank

Branches — Calcutta, Bombay, Madras, floor); Teleph. 5931; Cable Ad: Dollar; Chambers (third

Rangoon,East

Durban, CapeLondon,

Town, Johannesburg,Port Codes: Bentley’s, Universal and Private

Elizabeth, Melbourne, Sydney,

Wellington, B. V.R.B.Bates, General Agent

W indie

Auckland,

and Cairo Christchurch, Buenos Aires J. R. Kracht

Mills andNash, Manufactories — CrOxley, B. C. van Buren

Apsley, Home Path, Tottenham, Donaldson & Burkinshaw, Advocates,

London,

Town, Johannesburg, Sydney, Cape

Bristol, Manchester, Mel- Solicitors and Notaries Public—3, De

bourne and Wellington Souza Street; Telephs. 5829 and 5820;

A geneies CableBroomhall’s

edn., Ad: Denotation; Codes: A.B.C. 5th

and Bentley’s

Dawson, Payne & Elliott, Ld., Otley, H.notary

R. L. Dyne,

public, partner solicitor and

advocate,

Yorksifc Saville, Ld., Otley, Yorks

Waite

John Patelilfe & Sons, Leeds C. T.H. Haydon,

J. Smith, do.

do.

H. W. Caslon & Co., London T. solicitor,

C. Spencerpartner

Wilkinson, advocate and

Winter!)'dtom

Manchester Book Cloth Co., Ld., Assistants—

Coates Bros., London S. B. 'ILeicester,

an, advocatedo.and solicitor

The Chandler & Price Co., Cleveland,

Ohio, U.S.A. A.N. F.N. Thorne, do.

 SINGAPORE C33

London Agents: Dunlop Rubber Co. (Straits Settle-

Speedily,

Square, Mumford

Lincolns& Craig—10,

Inti, London, New ments!, Ltd., Tyre Manufacturers—

142, Robinson Road; Telephs. 6335

W. 0. 2. and 5034-5; Cable Ad: Dunlop

Parker Garret & Co.—St. F. A. W. Handley, managing dir.

ilectory, Cornhill, E. C. Michael’s R. Johnson, secretary

E. H. Hanson (Service & Gen-

Drkw & Napier, Advocates, Solicitors and eral Rubber Goods)

Notaries Public — 10, (Jollyer Quay; G. C, Miller (Tyre Sales)

Teleph. 5879; Cable Ad: Drew H. P. Bacon, assistant

Sirpartner

Arnold liobinson, adv. ifc solictr., Chua Hung Tong, chief clerk

Heng Ah Leng, chief clerk (Pe-

nang Depot)

J.Richard

C. Rash,Williamson, solicitor,

do., partner

do. Chua Yam Seah, chief clerk

(Kuala Lumpur Dept.)

K. K. O’Connor, do., assistant

K. B. H. Stevens, resident re-

J.C. Harold

H. Withers Payne, do.,

Payne, do., do. do.

presentative (Siam)

Dreyfus Co., Ltd. L.A. (Incorporated in Dupire Morrell, Ltd., Rubber and

the Straits

Gutta Settlements),

Jelutong, Gutta, Siak,Exporters

Gutta Soliof General Brokers— 4-1, Collyer Quay;

and Gutta Katiau—115, Cecil Telephs. 5204, 5205 and 3638 9; Cable

Street; Ad:

Teleph. 6253, Cable Ad: Ladcomp; Dupirub; Codes: A.B.C. 5th &

Codes: Acme and Bentley’s 6th edns., and Bentley’s complete

Representing phrase

Li. A. Dreyfus Co., New York R. E. Prentis, managing director

J. L.Bright, director

R. Blake

Duke, John, Manufacturing Optician—

21,Battery Road;

Spectacles. Teleph.

Branch Office:2682;Federal

CableDis-

Ad: Tan Chiap secretary

P. D. Cork, Clionn and Lira Kee

pensary Building, Kuala Lumpur, Fook, Chinese biokers

Selangor E. D. Jacobs

Dulfakir & Co., M. Moiiamed (Establish- East Asiatic and Co., merchants—12,

Ltd.—Estate agents,

ed 1913), Booksellers, British-American shipowners Quay; Cable Ad: Orient;Bangkok,

Raffles

Head Office:

Newsagents,

keepers, Stationers, General Store- Copenhagen. Agencies: Ban-

34, Northetc.Bridge —CornerRoad;

of High Street3695;

Teleph. and don, Singora, Shanghai, Hankow,

Tsingtao, Tientsin, Harbin, Dalny,

Cable Ad: Dulfakir. Branches: Cor-

ner Middle Road and 163, Victoria Street, Vladivostock, Penang, Kuala Lumpur,

Singapore. F.M.S. Branch: Market, Madras, Johannesburg,Rangoon, Calcutia,SanDurban,

Valparaiso, Fran-

Street; P.O. Box 268, Kuala Lumpur cisco, Seattle, etc. London Office: Un-

Duncan Roberts, Ltd., Manufacturers’ church St., E.C. 3 ited Baltic Corporation, Ltd., 158, Fen-

Agents and General Merchants — 112 E. Koch, manager

c J14,Ad:Robinson Road; Teleph.

Dunroberts; Codes: Bentley’s, 7040; A. Elvin, signs per pro

A.B.C. 5th edn., Lieber’s and Private E. Strandberg, do.

J. Duncan Roberts, managing director O. S. Norgaard, do.

Tan Chin Yong, secretary A. Larsen

Assistants— J. Brath ] K. Madsen

Mrs. Perkins Tan Chin Guan K. Bossing A. Rhode

Ooi Chor Hooi Teo Cheng Chye Sv. Andersen P. Lange

Lee Wing Choon Lim ChengQuee Soren Hansen I H. Michelsen

Kwok Yoke Weng Boey KhawPeng Png Chew

Hock M. Poulsen f H. Olsen

C. Kessler

Tan Ah Seng Chan Sik Kwan

Er Soon Huat Ong Tiam Seng and ExportTrading East Indies Co.,—Ltd.,

Merchants Import6,

Godown

Ng Swee Woon ChuaKoonSeng Teluk Ayer Reclamation; Teleph. 2905;

London Agents — Edward Tayler & Cable Ad: Stanelco; Codes Bentley’s,

Co., 146, Bishopsgate, London, E.C. 2 A.B.C. 6th edn.

€34 SINGAPORE

Eastern Aqencies, Ltd., The, (Incor-

poj-ated in the, , S.S.), Wholesale

Wine and Spirit Merchants—Ile.ad Eastern Optical Co., Manufacturing

Office: .Corner of Cecil Street and and CanalRefracting Opticians—'15,

6463.; CableSouth

Market Street, Singapore. Bran- ! Eastoptico Road; Teleph. Ad:

ches: Kuala Lumpur and Bangkok. V. P. Young,. Jr, Opt.d. (Pliila.)

Representatives : Ipph and . Penang;

Cable Ad: Beehive Eastern Realty Co, Ltd.—China Build-

T. J. A. Green, manager ing, Chulia Street;; Teleph. 2842

H. H. Markham, assistant ;

E. W. Deane, branch manager

(Bangkok) Eastern Rubber Co, Ltd, Merchants—

Chartered Bank Chambers; Teleph.

Eastern Auto Co., Ltd., Motor Im- 5846; E. A.Cable Ad: Eastruco

Barbour, director

porters arid Exporters—<69-79, Or- C.G.A. M.Hare, do.

Druery, secretary

chard Road, Woi'kshop: Penang

Road; Teleph. 7605; Cable Ad:

Autoco; Code: Bentley’s

Tan Teck Yew, managing director Eastern tion, Ltd, United

The, Assurance

Fire, Marine,Corpora-

Motor,

Teo Eoon -Lim, manager Personal,

and Civil Accident,

Commotion, Earthquake,

Workmen’s Biot

com-

Seah Siow JCneab, secretary pensation, etc.—4, Cecil Street; Teleph.

Lau Peng Sia, accountant 5918; Cable Ad: Unitedeast; Codes:

Chia Cheow Eng, assistant A.B.C. 5th and 6th edns, Scott’s and

Soh Lye Nguan, cashier ’ Bentley’s

Eastern Dental Supply Co. (Established Ebata & Co, Y, Importers and Exporters

1923), Wholesale and Retail ip Dental — 33, Coleman Street; Teleph: 7489;

Materials — 375,Cable

Teleph. 7078; NorthAd:Bridge Road; Cable Ad: Ebataco

Easdenply;

Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn and Bentley’s Edgar Brothers, Ltd. (Incorporated in

Cheong

Cheong E.TaiPeng,Poh,managing

managerpartner the Straits Settlements)—42and 44, The

Arcade; Cable Ad: Edgar; Codes used

A.B.O. 6th edn. K Bentley’s. Branch :

Eastern Import-Export Co., General Manchester, Sourabaya and Bangkok

Merchants and Manufacturers’ Re-

presentatives—1, Bonham Build- EDUCATIONAL (see also under Govt.

ings ; Teleph. 2757; Cable Ad: Depts, Straits Settlements section)

Eastimexco;

Bentley’s Codes: A. B.C, 6th end. and

A. L. Pereira, manager Anglo-Chinese School — Secondary:

C. W. Mitchell, manager Cairnhili Road. Middle: Coleman

Street. Primary:

Principal— Coleman Street

Eastern Mining and R,ubber Co., Ltd., :T. W. Hinch

Diamond and Coal Merchants, Shipping

and General Agents — 22, Bonham C.E.Z.M.S. Girls’ ScHOOiA-Govern-

Building, Chulia Street; Teleph. 6710; ment Hill; Teleph. 2280

Cable Ad: Highsea; Codes: A.B rC.'5th

Miss Lane, principal

edn. and Bentley’s Miss Kilgour | Miss Heather

P. E. Ming, Secretary Fairfield Girls’ School—178, Nei

Road ; Teleph. 6827 .

Eastern Pharmacy —149, New Bridge Principal—Miss M. E. Olsop, m.a.

Road^ Teleph : 6691

Dr. Chia Keng Hoe, mang. proprietor Gan Eng Seng School Teluk Ayer

Yeo Tian Eng, compounder and andPresident—Gan

Cecil Street Tiang Kwee

assist, mgr.

Low Cheok Wah, assist, com- Hon. Treasurer

Secretary'—H.

poupder

Chap Ah Koh, assist Bpm —S.. B.A.Tan

L. Orchard

Principal—H. A. L- Orchard

 SINGAPORE C35

Teachers—’Mrs, Daly, G. 0. S. Lepturer, in Mental Diseases—rE, R.

Koch, D. J. Ponnnthurai, V. , Stone, M.B.,

Lecturer ch.b. Disease^—R.

in Venereal

Ramaiya, ,S. S. .'Yaima, Y. M. ,;W.:C. Kelly, m.e.c.S,, L.R.C,p, i

Lam, T. T. Tan, Mrs. Holm- Prof,

berg, Mrs. . Goh, Mrs. James

and Miss- Mi-’awa J.ofS.L.M.,

—B.A.O., Midwifery

English, ,&b.a,,Gynaecology

m.d., b.ch.,

Tutor

L. — A. M. da Cotta, , m.r.c.s.,

f NSchools

T E R N A T(Colonial),

I O All ' OoERESPONDENCK

Lto: (Incor- Lecturer in iPatiiology—J, Q. Tull,

porated M.

pniildings,inKingsway^

England)—International

London. Head Assistant—T. Balasingham, l'.m.s.

Lecturer in Pharmacology and

Office for Straits Sett'ements, Fede- Pharmacy—J. R. Kay-Mouat, m.a..,

rated Malay States, Borneo,

1

Sumatra, Java, the Celebes, Siam, Sarawak, M.B., B.CH., D.P.H., M;SC,, M.A.

Lecturer in Pharmacy—T. Roebuck,

etc.: 112 & 114, Robinson Rd., Teleph.

7040; Cable A4:„ Intertext; ph.c., m.p.s. ■'

Bentley’s and Western Union (5Podes;

letter Professor of Physics—E.

m.sc., ph.d. Madgwick,

J. Ditncan Roberts, director and Lecturer

general manager

O. C,. Hqoi, assist, manager arrangement with Rafflesbb.c.

— C. G. Webb, (By

College)

Professor of Physiology—J. R. Kay-

Mouat, M.A., M:B., B.CH., O.P.H.,

King Edward YII. College of M,SC., M.A. Cl Ghosh, LlMrS.

Assistant—K.

Medicine-Teleph.- 5421 Senior Professor of Surgery—C. J.

Principal— G. V. Allen, m.d., b.ch., Smith, f.r.c.s.

B.A.O., D.T.M; & H. Professor and Lecturer in Ophthal-

Prof, of Anatomy—J. Cf.' Harrowfer, mology—B. M. Johns, M.B., ;CH.B.,

M.B.C.M.,

(Kliin.. D.SC., F.ILS.E.J F.R.aS. f.r.c s., d.t.m. & il (acting)

Professor

Lecturer in Otology, Surgery

of Clinical Laryngology and

.Demonstrator—A-. V, Pestana, and Rhinology—B. M. Johns, m.b.,

L.M.S. : , CH.B., FJi.C.S., P.TLM; & H.

Lecturer in Anaesthetics — E. B. Tutor in Clinical, Surgery,—W. A.

Murrell, b.ch., m.r.c.s.. l.r.c.p. Balhatchet,.L.M-O.,. . S. Webs-

Prof, pf

B.SC., Raeterjoipg$--W, A. Young,

.3VI,- * H., M.IM3J., * ; Lecturer in Radiology—J.

L. M,B„- BjS., D,TR.C.P. ter, M.B.B.S., D.P.H., D.M.R.E.

Assist.N. K, Sent m.b. '

Prof, of Biology— K. A.R. Gater, m.a., Raffles Institution

Dip-Agric.; d.i.c , f.r.M.«., f.e.s. Principal — D. W. McLeod, m.a.

Lecturer—-E; J; Hi CofAelV b.a. (Aberdeen)

Assist.—A. A,Eandosham, l.m s. Senior Assistants—G. L. Bayliss,

Prof, of Biochemistry—J.

. date,- PH.-D., D.sc., f i,c. L. Rose- m.a.. (Oxon), E. F. Pea^bnj m.a.,

Assist.—C.: J; Oliveiro, 4,.M,s. ; B.scl

(Oxon), E, Stricklgnd,. m.ib.a.

(T.C.D.), E. S. Tiddeiuiin, h.,

Professor of Chemistry—G ■ Mac- d.p.e. (Sheffield) apd E. W.

Owan, PH. D., M.A.; B. sc. Reeves, b.a. (Bristol)

Lecturer—C. T. T. Owen, b.sc., a.i.c.,

(By ArrqhgeErient: with Raffles

College)

Prof, of Dental Surgeryt-kE1. K. Trat- Romanis House — Stamford Road

(Church of England Boarding House

man, b.d.s.i, LID;?. for Chinese School Boys/ ’

Instructor; in Defital Mechanics — President—J. Lee

G. H.-Stephenb -

Professor of Medicine—R. B Hawes,

M. B., M.R.C.P. (Loud) Correspondence School,—

Shorthand

Lecturer—E, C^Yardy, M.p.B,s. Postal Classes O.inBox Bookkeeping

Tutor in Clinic .yr Medicine —: G.

Haridas, m.raipw1E<.m,s; Shorthand—P. 503; Cable andAd'.

Lecturer in Infeotious diseases— Shorthand;

Principal Code:

— E. A.B.C.

R. A. SthFernando,

edn.

#

R. S. Hawes/ijM»Ai, M..R.ci , F.s.pvS., f.c.i. (Birmingham) .

036 SINGAPORE

St. Andrew’s House—Armenian Street Employers’ Liability Assurance Cor-

(Church

for schoolofboys)

England Boarding House poration, Ltd. (Incorporated in Eng-

land), Eire,Personal

Marine,Accident,

Motor Burglary,

Car and

President — lit. Rev. Bishop of Vehicles, Boiler and Machinery,

Singapore

Vice-Pres.—Chaplain in Charge St. Workmen’s Compensation insuranceand

Lift, Dredger

Andrew’s Cathedral Wm. Jacks & Co. (Malaya), Ltd.,

Committee—T. W. Stubbs and P. C. general agents

Sands Representatives—D.

A. Moser Longden and G,

Hon. Tteas.—G. M. Walker

House Master —S. 1. Gurney Associated Companies —

TheLd.Merchants’ Marine Insurance Co.r

St. Andrew’s School—Stamford Road The Yorkshire Insurance Co., Ltd.

Visitor-Rt.

Managers —Rev.ChaplainBishop ofinS’pore.

Charge,

St. Andrew’s Cathedral, E. B. Eng Aun Tong, The Tiger Medical

Sewell,

Lim Han It.Hoe,L. T.Manchester,

P.T.McNiece, Dr. Hall—87, Neil Road; Cable Ad: Haw par

Lira

Koon Teck and J. N. Handy Proprietors:

Hon. Treas.—T. G. Logan Haw Par Brothers, Ltd.

Principal—J. Lee

Assistant Masters—Rev. R. K. S.

Adams and G. J. Gurney Erasmic Cov Ltd. (Incorporated in

England), (Soap,Malacca

Perfumery andTeleph.

Toilet

St. Anthony's Boys’ School—Teleph. Requisites—5, 5144; Cable Ad: iSimit

(Street;

7893; Cable Ad: Portuguese Mission Sole Agents:

I drector—Rev. A. Gonsalves

Headmistress—Mrs. H. Beavis Sime, Darby & Co., Ld., Singapore

and Branches

D. Gilruth, representative

St. Anthony’s Convent School (Portu-

guese Mission)—Middle Road

The Lady Superior and 16 Sisters Estate & Trust Agencies (1927),

Ltd.—Raffles

Teleph. Chambers,

6243; Cable Raffles Place;

Ad: Statetrust

St. Patrick’s School —Teleph. 5615, J. W, Wotherspoon, acting general mgr.

Siglap H. H. Pang, secretary

Director—Rev. Bro. Stephen YapKamGimSwee

Cheong,

Siew,manager

assist, manager

Victoria Bridge School—Victoria St.

Headmaster—C. E. A.ED.Jacobs, b.sc. Etlin & Co., B,, Share Brokers—31

(Viet.), L.O.P. DIF.

Assistant Masters—G. E. Kraal, and 33, The Arcade; Telephs. 7953

Murugasu,Wong

Retnam, Wee Thiam

(Jwek Siew, K.

Boon, A.

K.

and 2093; Tel, Ad: Etlin; Cable

Ad: Shaelto; Codes: A.B.C. 5th &

Muttusamy. S. Alwee, V. 6th edns., Broomhall’s Imperial

Combination, Bentley’s, Utility and

Paramsothy,

C. D’Silva, S. R.LowWilliams,

Kong D.Lim,de Private

Souza and A. Hamid B. Omar B.YeoEtlin, manager

Boon Guan, do.

Assist. Mistresses—Miss M. E. Stott, Tan Peng Eng, assistant

S.Woon

Govinden, E. D. Pech^

Poh Lin and Miss D. Miss Tan Peng Hoe, do.

Rodriquez

Eu Tong Sen, Ltd.—Head Office: 110,

Elder & Heron, Medical Practitioners— Cable South Bridge Road; Teleph. 6459;

Consulting Rooms: 33, Raffles Place Ad: Huge

E. A. Elder, m.a.,m.b.,ch.b.,b.sc.,f.r.c.s. Eu Tong Son, managing director

J. Heron, m.b., ch.b., d.p.m. K. C. Eu, director

 SINGAPORE C37

JEvatt & Co., Chartered Accountants — Technical Dept.

French

Cable Ad:Bank Buildings,A.B.C.

Evatt; Raffles Place; J. Leeler, signs per pro

Broomhall’s RubberCodes:

edn., Western5thUnion

edn., Trading Dept.

Miss N. Zanetti

and Bentley’s Miss O. C. Dennis

C.J. A.V. Clarke,

Bailey, a.c.a., partner

It. Burns, c.a.,a.o.a.,

partnerpartner

Far Eastern Insurance Co., Ltd.

H. Gibson, a.s.a.a. (Incorporated in Hongkong) — Union

T.G. Aiken,

Y. Neubronner,

c.a a.s.a.a. Building, Collyer

Cable Ad: Union.

Quay; Teleph.

Head Office:

t>981;

[Shanghai

A. S. Gispert, a.c.a. W. R. Mansfield, branch manager

H. B. Noon, a.c.a.

L. H. Eastman, a.c.a. S.C. M. Garrard

R. Bennett, a.c.a. L. Slater

Eye Ophthalmic

Clinic, The—65, Stamford Road. Federal Dispensary, Ltd. (iSuccessors

Surgeon and Consultant to Timms Dispensary, Ltd.): Che-

—Dr. S. H. Tan, f.r.c.s.e., l.r.c.p. Raffles mists (Wholesale and Retail)—8,

Teleph. 6362 Chambers, Singapore

Federal Rubber Stamp Co., Booksellers,

Eye Hospital The—Selegie Road., Stationers

Place;

and News agents—32, Raffles

Ophthalmic

Teleph. 4311

Surgeon and Consultant— Ang Teleph. 6442;acting

Chai Ban, Cablemanager

Ad: Vulcanite

Dr. S. H. Tan, f.r.c.s.e., l.k.c.p. Sun Ho Sai, assistant

S. A. Tan, secretary

Federated Motors, Ltd., Motor

Eye2022Surgery, The—9, Hill Street; Teleph. Engineers and Importers—48, Orchard

Road; Teleph. 5487; Cable Ad: Rugby-

Dr. Lira Eng Hae, ophthalmic surgeon motor W. A. Foster, manager

Miss M. Fung, Nurse-in-charge G. H. Kraal, accountant

Residence—26, Oxley Road; Teleph.

6556 Agents for

Vauxhall, Buick, and Durant Cars

Ezekiel & Sons, M. (Established over 20 Reo Cars and Trucks

years), Qualified Ophthalmic Opticians

—9 RafflesOpticians;

Place; Teleph. 3949;A.B.C.

Cable Ad:

5th Fiat, S. A. (Incorporated

Ezekiel

edn. and Bentley’s

Codes: Orchard Road; Teleph. in5148;

Italy)—60-66,

Cable Ad:

E. managing

M. Ezekiel, b.o., o.d., f.p.o.c., Fiat, Singapore

Bentley’s and Fiat’s and Penang; Codes:

partner R. F. Manchisio, general manager

A. f.i.o.

M. Ezekiel,

(London) o.d., f.f.o.c. (Phila.), G. Mariani, manager

Miss K. Ezekiel, assistant O. Luca, workshop manager

F. J. Isaac, do. G. Shelley, accountant

J.Branch

S. Isaac, do.

Office:—35, Noordwijk, Bata- Penang Branch: 22, Northam Road

via, Java E. Mariotti, manager

Dealers in:

FarLtd.,East Oxygen andin France)

Acetylene Co., Fiat Motor Cars, Lorries and

(Incorporated Oxygen, Spare Parts

Acetylene, Fiat Marine Engines

CompressedCarbonic Air, Acid,

NitrousHydrogen,

Oxide, Fiat Diesel Engines

Fiat Aeroplanes and Seaplanes

Anhydrous Ammonia, Welding

Cutting Appliances—452, and

Pasir Pan- Fiat Railcars and Railway Mate-

jang Road; Teleph. 81003; Cable Ad: rials

Oxygene; Code: Bentley’s 5th edn., Fiat Motor Boats

Lugagne National Francais. Head Fiat Fire Fighting Appliances

Office: 75, Quai d’Qrsay, Paris (France) Fiat Agricultural and Military

F. Tatin, general manager Tractors, etc.

C38 SINGAPORE

Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. (S.S.), Ltd. Fong Nam (General)—34,

Sang &. Co., Importers and

The—20,

Firestone and Geylang Road; Cable Ads: Exporters

Stonetire Bridge Road; Teleph.

35, 36, South

7287; Cable Ad:-

F. D. Thompson, managing director Fong Nam Sang; Code*': A.B.C. 5th edn.

F. L.W.M.Vermeulen, director and Bentley’s

Quinton D.K.Fong, proprietor

W. Fong,, manager

Miss A. M. Reutens, stenographer

Godown and Rubber Factory

,]). L. Clutter,, manager Fonghin & Co, Drainage Con tractors^

Sales Sanitary and Electrical Engineers, Con-

S. A.Division

Yell, nfanager ' tractors and • General Importers —

Sanitary Dept, 7582;

and Office: 64, Seeben-

Wallich

Fishers, Ltd., PublicityAgents—4,Specialists Street; Teleph. Cable Ad:

and gong; Codes: Bentley’s,- A.B.O. 5th and

General

BuildipgsvCommission

Stamford Road; Gable Capitol

Ad: 6th edns.

Fishfilm;

•lulius S.Code:

FLher,Bentleys

nianaging director Ford Motorof Ford

Co. of Products—Cable

Malaya, Ltd., Dist-

(Editor “British Malayan Annual 1029.’) ributors Fordmalaya; Codes: Acme and Bentley’s

Ad:

A. Weber; secretary B. O. Stevenson, managing director

D. Milne, secretarry-

FiiINtee Ltd., A., Dhunornls, Pearls and

Precious . Stones — (i, Raffles

Telephs. (il97 and 2358 (Private); Cable Place; ^ H ® JE % Tgu-an-tze

Ad: Ado!ter; Codes: A.R.C. 5th and 6th Foster-McClellan Chemists—24,

Mosque Street; P.O.

edns. and Bentley

A. Flinter, managing s. director Box 630; Cable Ad: Fluoric 1

M.RohFlutter, director Fock Ying Ming, representative for

Tiang Swee, secretary S.S., D.E.L and Siam

S. Lewis, assistant

Rennie Lowick & Co., auditors Fowlie

Surgeons—11, Battery Road; Teleph-

Fogden, Brisbane & 06., Ltd. (Incor- M. C. Bain, m.b., ch.b., partner

porated in S. S.), Civil Engineers and E. Glenny, f.r.c.s. do.

Contractors—HeadOffice: 550, Havelock Fox Film Corporation (East), Ltd.—

Road, Singapore; Teleph. 3238. Branch 76, Orchard Road; Teleph. 3323;

Office:

Teleph. Gloucester Building,

21^56.1, .London Hongkong

Agents: Cable Ad: Foxfllm

&Cable

W illiams, Victoria Street,

Ad: :Fogbane; Codes: Bentley’s S.Peirce

W. 1; L. B. Steeduian, manager

Complete tfe 2nd Bhrase. T Framroz & Co., 1Aerated Water Manu-

Managing Director—H.

Directors—J.R, Gaseley, Wft.sc., Fogden facturers

. T. (Load.), — 292'Cablo

Teleph. 6354; , Tel'Wd:

uk Framroz

Ayer Street^

A.M. INST. Clfel,: M.l. STRtlpLV 'E. and P. M. Framroz, proprietor

C.'

M I. J.STltuCT.

Baile, • B.SC.V'A.M.I. MEUH. E., Franco Eastern Trading Co., General

Eugiheers—It. L-Hawson,a.m.B.se-., Merchants—2b,

Cable AdFinlaysonGreen;Teleph.

(Aus.),

and V. R.Kingsbury

F. Bndsford, inst.,a.i.e.

c.e. 4414; : FetCol. Branches

and Agfelicies: Hongkong, Bangkok,

Foremen— D. it. Evans, P. N. Albrecht, Saigon and Batavia

Associated with: Felix Fribourg, 50,

A.andGow,

C. A.ONeubronner,

It. Owen,,L. A. Merrells Rue de Paradis, Paris, France

Accountants—L. W. Choy and E. W. • A (K.

Poiteyin, resident

Caudron, manager

Hongkong)

Clark (R. Lelouvier, Paris)

Storekeeper—P. M. Sirisena

Agencies: Frankel Bros.;Agents

Furniture DealersOfficer

and

Horseley Bridge & Thomas Piggott, 375, Commission — Head

Ltd. Victoria Street; Teleph. 6531; Cable

Licensees for West’s Ad:Julian

Julian,FrankeF,

Singapore

& Construction Co., Rotinoff

Ltd. Piling David Frankel, do.

partner

Porous Pipes, Ltd.

 SINGAPORE C39-

Eras hr As Go., Exchange and Share Gammon (Malaya), Ltd., Civil Engineers

Brokers—Union

Teleph. Building,

5095 (3 lines}; CableCollyer Quay; and

Ad: Fraser;

Contractors, Reinforced Concrete

Specialists. Piling Expert ofandMonierSole

Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6tb,.Al, Lieber’s, Manufacturers in Malaya

Keinf >rced Telephs.

ConcreteOffice:

Pipes 5331

— Ocean

Bentley’s all issues,. BrootolkdEs; Utility Building, and

andLeonard

Peterson’s J. Hayes, partner Stores: 7102; P. O. Box 233; Cable Ad:

T. H. Stone, do. Gammon; Codes:

5th and 6th edns. Bentley’s, and A.B.C.

T. G. Treadgoldj •

J. Wilson, do.- struct.e., Director and Managing

C. B.P.E,Ambler, do.

Ablitt, signs per pro. Engineer

W. Eld rod,- do. H. Faucott, Secy, and Stores Mgr.

S.R. E.N.'NHamilton,

ewbery, do. do.

Gammeter & Co., E. O., Importers of

T. J. L. Watkins Watches, Clocks, Jewellery, Pens,Telepn.

etc.—

A. Mathieson Winchester House,CohyerQuay;

7892; Cable Ad: Gammeter; Code: A.B.C.

Fraser & Co., Timber and General 5thC.edn.

Merchants, Exporters and Estate Agents

—Union Building; Ueleplv. o095 (3 lines); O.Richard,

Richardmanager

Cable Ad: Taippenis

Garcia, W. J., Manufacturer of Garcia’s

Fraser &. Neaae, . Ltd., All-Teak Pianos, Pianoforte and Music

Manufacturers and : Aerated

Merchants Water

— ofDealer, Tuner and Repairer, Proprietor

Garcia’s -Motor Transport Service—

Registered t )flices:

^5886 4-10, Trafalgar

Cable Showrooms: Amber Mansions,

Street; Telephs.

Ad: Atlas. Branches,

( 3 lines);

at Bangkok, Pen- 6586; Cable Ad: Holland

Road; Factory: Road;5, Orchard

Teleph.

ang, Ipoh, Kuala Lumpur ami Malacca Garcia

Directors—W. H. Macgregor, C. V. W.Mrs.

J. Garcia, proprietor

Garcia, secretary

Bailey, C. JaMrstm and R. L.Hastie j

R.C.L.M.Hastie,

McNair,general manager-

technical manager j

H. L. Vincent; secretary Gattey & Bateman, Inc., Accountants—

El B. Evans, m.b.l., sales-manager j Cable Fullerton

Ad: Building;

Accountant;Telephs.

- Codes:5950-5959;

A.B.C.

O. M. Lee, chemist 4th, 5th and 6th edns., Bentley’s and

Singapore Brarich:

gar and Selangor Streets Ahsori Hoad, Trafal- Broomhalls

A. Donald | Ri A G. Maples O.R.

H. C.S.Reilly,

Bateman, c.A.,partner

a.s.a.a., a.s.a.a., partner

D. C. Meathrfel j N. Jackson A. T.M.Black,

Pearson, A.C.A., a.s.a.a., partner

c.A. A.e.A.

H. L. Davies,

Fulford Co., Ltd., G. T. (Incorporated in

Canada), Proprietors

Medicine Dr. Williams’ Secretaries of

Co. — 3a-3u,ofMalacca.Street.

Head The Singapore Chamber of Commerce

Ceylon, D. E. I. and Siam;M.Teleph.

Office for S. S., F. S., Burma,

7750; TheRubber

Singapore Chamber of Commerce

Association

Cable Ad: Fulford;

edn. and Bentley’s Codes: A. B. C. 5th Brit. Malaya Trustee & Exectr. Co., Ld.

H. Cohen, manager Jimah

PunggorRubber

RubberEstates,

Estates,Ltd.Ltd.

C. Roeper, signs per pro.

S. FarW. East general manager for the . The

Wolfe,(Shanghai) Fire Insurance

Singapore Marine. InsuranceofAssocn.

Malaya

Motor Insurance

Workmen’s Assocn. of Insurance

Coniperisatioh Malaya

G. H. Cafe Ltd., (Formerly Sweet Shop, Association of: Malaya

Ltd., Siam S. Packet Co,, Ld.

Hotel(Local; Secs.)-

Room,G.MakersH.) Restaurarit, Tiffin and

of G. H. Sweets; Tea

Choco- Cameron

Singapore

Highlands

Dairy Farm, Ltd.

Co., Ltd.

lates and Wedding Cakes. Caterers and Glami Ltd.

Confectioners—18,

6088; Cable Ad: Sweets Battery Road" : Teleph. Master Contractors1’ Association of

Malaya

<040 SINGAPORE

Gaw Brothers, Ltd., General Merchants, Getz Bros. & Co., Importers and Ex-

Engineering, Building, Mine, Estate porters—53, Robinson Road; Teleph.

and Ships’ Stores—59, (Jhulia St.; Teleph. 5041; Cable Ad : Getz

7829; Cable Add: Gawbros; Codes: Lester L. Goodman

Bentley’s, A.B.C. 5th and 6th edns. Lionel M. Mordant

Chua Seng Quee

General Accident, Fire and Life Teo Cheon Kneab

Assurance Corporation,

Hongkong Bank Chambers; Teleph. Gian Ltd.— Singh & Co., General Mer-

6480; Cable Ad: Gaflac; Code: Bentley’s chants, Drapers, Tailors & Outfit-

D. Belton, acting Far Eastern ters,

C. manager Estate & Hospital Supplies,

House Furnishers, Sports, Games,

W. H. Droogleever, resdt. repres. Silks, Cottons, Woollens and Curios

D. W. Howe, assistant —4, Battery Road; Teleph. 28431;

Cable Ad: Bajaj; Codes: Bentley’s,

General Contracting Co., Building Oriental Private

Three letter Code and

Contractors, Mechanical and

Engineers— 28e, Chulia Street; Fac- Electrical Hardial Singh, manager

tory: 64th, AljuniedSweeRoad; Teleph. 6654 Pritam Singh, asst. mgr.

Partners—Goon

Silberman Cheong and D. Gillespie, A. T., Manufacturers’ Repre-

sentative—47, The Arcade; Teleph. 3796;

P.O. Box 217; Cable Ad: Atgill

General

porated Electric

in Co., Ltd.,

England)—Magnet The (Incor-

House, Glenny, Dr. E.. f.r,c.s. (c/o Drs. Fowlie &

12, Battery Road; Teleph. 5858; Cable Black)—11, Battery Road; Teleph.

Ad: Manner; Codes: Cole, Hamilton, 2207

Bentley’s and New

Office: Magnet HouseStandard.

Kihgsway,London

W.C. 2

R.J.C.G.Giggins, general

Clemetson I mgr.

E. G. (Malaya) Glover,

Hebditch

WilliamsThe& Co.,

Consultants—9, Advertising

Arcade; Teleph.

K. L. Clucas | P. H. Steed 2219

H. D. Crisp j P. H. Harrison Goessele, R. F., Importer of Jewelry,

Watches, Clocks, etc. — 2a, Robinson

General Rubber Company (Incorp. in Road; Codes:

Teleph. 3780; Cable Ad: Gossele;

U.S.A.) — Teluk Ayer Reclamation;

Telephs. 5964, 5965 & 5966; Cable Ad: R. F. A.B.C. 5thproprietor

Goessele, and 6th edns., Mosse

Rubcogen; Codes: Bentley’s, General and A. Kiefer, attorney

Private.HeadStores:

Office:12,General

South Rubber

Pier, Teluk

Co., Good Books Pictures and

Ayer.

1790, Broadway, New York Art, Ltd., Mail-Order

Distribution HouseWorks

of Good Books—Depot

of

for the

at

H. W. Hawkeswood, manager Chong’s “ Eton ” Building, 56, Short

J. D.G.Laing, signs per pro. Street; Cable—Ad:

W. Skey, assistant Directors PeterGoodbooks

Chong and Geo. O.

Daniel

German Consulate—(/See Consulates) T. M. S. Vason, secretary

Goodrich Co. (S.S.), Ltd., Crude Rubber

g IP MS # ± * Buyers — H. 16-18, Union Building;

Gestetner (Eastern), Ltd., D. In- Teleph. 5865; Cable Ad: Mossgood

M.E.A.A.Cheek, managing

corporated in England), Duplica-

tors Manufacturers—Corner House, Stevens, directordirector

26-30A, Cecil Street; Teleph. 3991; Goodwood Park Hotel—Scotts Road1

Cable Ad; Gestetner. Branch Office: H. W. Versteeven, manager

Kuala Lumpur, Hong Kong, Bata-

via-Centrum, Sourabaya & Manila Goodyear Orient Co., Ltd., The, Re-

J. B. Dunne, manager presentatives of The Goodyear Tire and

A.F.W.Dunhill

W. Martin I| R.G.P.C. Snare

Cooke Rubber

TrafalgarCo.—2x,

Street);EastCableAd:

Reclamation (off

Finlor;

D. P. Dunne | H. R. Hertslet Code: Bentley’s

 SINGAPORE 04!

Grafton Laboratories, Manufacturing

Chemists and Druggists—20B, Collyer Singapore — D. Alexander, A. G. Assistants

Quay; Teleph. 6688 Chadwick (signs per

Kinder, J. McLeod, G. B.pro.),

Page,B.J. B.S~

Grant

Garage)—I5-b, Cavanagh Rd.; Teleph. Wainright, N. R. Wilson (signs per

7125 pro.), M. W. Yates, A. H. West and

D. M. Grant, mang. prop. P. W.Lumpur—J.

Kuala Holt S. Anderson, G. D.

Cameron, D. R. Gullahd, D. S. David-

Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. son, C. G. Fry, D. M. M. Hawes, Y. I.

—Head Office: Great Eastern Life Build- Horne (signs per pro.), J. S. Potter,.

ing, 4, Cecil Street; Teleph. 5202; Cable E. S. Ladds, D. Logan (signs per pro.),

Ad: Greateast A. F. Taylor

Penang—J. & C. Thornton

A. Bines

John M. Sime, chairman of directors Ipoh—J. C. Gransden

Horace W. Raper, managing director Medan—E. Hardman and N. W. Taylor

A.G. Robinson,

C. Knox, secretary

f.i.a., actuary

.W.

1. D.N.P.Rothery

Nisbet,F.i.A., f.f.a., asst. secy. Gwinnell, J. K., Manufacturers’ Re-

F. H. Brooks | J B Stevenson presentative—Gresham House, Battery

Road; P.O. Box

win; Codes: 223; Cable

Bentley’s, Ad: Private

Morton’s Nellg-

Green & Coelier, Ltd., Rubber Brokers R. C. R. Land

—Union Building; Telephs. 5161-3

Managing Directors — John E. K. Hackmeier, L., Shipchandler, Stevedore

and General Merchant—8, Robinson

Green, E. G. Collier

Assistants—W. H. Day, Chua Cheng Road;Teleph. 2158; Cable Ad: Hackmeier

Kee, S. Daniel

Hagemeyer Trading Oo., Ltd.—74,

Grosvenor Hotel — Stamford Road; Ad: Robinson Road; Teleph. 6966; Cable

Teleph. 2586; Cable Ad: Grosvenor Dupire; Codes: A.B.C 5th

edn., iLieber’s, Bentley’s, Acme

G. Loostergo, manager

GOntzel

Importers, & Schumacher,

Exporters and H. Mu., Ltd.,

Insurance

Agents—8, Telegraph Street Hammer & Co., Ltd., W., Water Sup-

pliers—B,

Cable Ad:Fullerton

Hammer;Road; Code:Teleph.

A.B.C.6218;

5th

Guthrie & Co., Ltd. (Founded 1821 edn.Pi B. Purvis, manager

Incorporated in Singapore, 1903), Gen- G. H. Johnson

eral Merchants, Agents and Engineers— J. G. Stewart

Head Office: 24, Battery Road; Teleph. Derrick & Co., secretaries, Hongkong

5131; Branches

Lumpur, at Penang,Malacca,

Medan (Sumatra), Kuala Bank Chambers

Ipoh and at London

Directors

J. I. Dawson — James Robertson and Hanaya Shokai, Importers & Exporters,

Secretary and Registrar — G. G. Estate Suppliers, Book Sellers and Motor

Car Hirers—55-57, Middle Road; Teleph.

Gunn, c. a. 7513; P.O. Box 264; Cable Ad: Hanaya

Manager at

signs per pro. Penang—H. W. Esson, Codes: Bentley’s and A.B.C. 5th and 6th

Manager edns.

per pro.at Medan-—J. C. Horn, signs S. Kashio, managing proprietor

Manager at Ipoh—E. G. Cooper, signs Handelsvereemgmg “ Holland ”

per pro. (Trading Company “Holland,” Incorpor-

Manager

signs peratproMalacca—J. O. Wilson, ated in Holland), Merchants—137,

London Office — 52-54, Gracechurch 6932; 137a and 139, Cecil St.; Teleph.

E.C. 3 Cable Ad: Holsing. Head

Managing Director—J. G. Hay Office: Amsterdam

Assist, do. —C. K. Morrison C. de Wit, mgr.



Hanna, Dr. J. G., Dentist—Hongkong Singapore to Tandjong Pandan and

• Bank Chambers; Teloph. 3582 Banka

35, Telukand Ayer

vice-virm — Registered

Street;. Teleph. Office:

6704;

J. T.G. M.Hanna, n.b.S.L.n.s.

Calhaeni,

C. T. Miles, D.n.s: Cable Ad: Hemssco; Codes: Bentley’s,

A. Gatiley, n.su. A.B.C. 6th edn., Acme and Private

Hardy, Chas. J., Nature Cure' Practi- Henry & Co., Ltd.,Textile

A. & S. and(Incorporated

tioner—c/o Paya Debar Post Office, inMerchants England),

— 112/214,. Robinson

General

Road;

Serangoon Teleph. 3649; Cable Ad: Ashenry; Codes:

Chas.

m. J. Hardy, m.n.c.a., m.p.c.

i.a.n.t. (Dpnd.), Bentley’s

(LothL and

& N. Private.

Y.),b.p. Head

:D.c., Office;

n. d., etc.Manchester (IDS.A.)

Peter Robertson, manager v

Mrs. C. J. Ha^rdy, in,cbllaifb

Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd., Impiort High Street Provision Store, Ltd.—

61-63, Hich Street; Teleph. 2305; Cable

and

and Export

SecretariesM erchants, Managing

for Estate, Mining Agents

and Ad:ChiaRighstore

Industrial Poh Heng, managing director

Agents andCompanies, InsuranceRubber Selling

and Shipping Chia Ghee Song, manager

Agents—Chartered Bank Chaintiers,

Singapore, arid at Kuala Lumpur,Pelbk Hindhede & Co., Ltd., Engineers and

Ans<

Great>nTower

and Penang.

Street, LomTOn

E.C. 3.'OCable

ffices: Ad:

1-4, Contractors — Bukit Timah; Teleph.

Barkers; Codes: Broom hall’s (Rubber 6104; Cable Ad: Naiti

edn.), Bentley’s, A.B.O. (5th edn.),

Western

H. Union and Private Hinnam k Little Dispensary, Ltd.—

H. B.O. E.Peake,

Hake, director

do. 309

6745 and(2 311, North

lines); CableBridge Road; Teleph.

Ad: Hinam

W. E. Wallis, do.

G.W. A.B. Potts, signs

Cruickshank, do. per pro. Hofacturers

Ho Biscuit Factory, Ltd., Manu-

of Biscuits and Confectionery

A.E. R.F. Hewett

Horridge I| W.F. J.L.Kendo

Kitserpjw —Registered Office: 33, Chin Swee Road;

J. E. King I A. H. Williams Teleph. 6358; Swee,

Cable managing

Ad: Hoho dir.

Agencies , (Gaw Khek

Nofddeutscher

Commercial UnionLloyd, Bremen

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

Royal Exchange Assurance. (Marine) HoMillsHongat 315, Oil Mills (1931), Ltd.—

Havelock Road and

Atlas

Ocean Assurance Co., Ld. (Fire) Ld. 5911; CableBridge

1C01, North Road; Teleph.

ScottishAccident and. Guar.

Amicable. Life Corpn.,

Assurance Ad: HoHongoil;

Codes: Bentley’s A.B.C. 5th and

Society 6th edns and Scotts 10th ed'n.

HasanaSi Jivabhai,Flour proprietor of The Directors—Lim Peng Slang, j.p.

Straits Settlement Mills, General (chairman), Lim Peng Man,

Merchants and 'Commission Agents, Dr. Lim Booii Keng;, o.b E. (on

Exporters, Importers and Flour Millers leave),

eow Eng,Limand Hock

Tay Lian iSeng,TeckLim

j.p

-36, Watlich

Gable Street; 'I'eleph.

Ad: Rehmatally/Cddesi 2064;

Bentley’s, Lee Boon Beck, manager

Private and Acme William C. Hill, a.m.i. mech.e.,

M.I.M.K., works, manager and chie

Hay & Co., T. C.—14, Chulia Street; 'engineer'

Teleph. 4042; Cable , Ad : T.omay 11 o Hong. Co., managing agents

Heap End Moh Steamship Co., Ltd. HoamdHong Soap Factory, Ltd., Toilet

Household High Class Soap

(Incorporated

Dependable in S.S.), andRegular

Freight and Manufacturers—61,

Passenger Chulia Street;

Services from Singapore to Batavia, Cable Ad : Hohongsoap ; Codes: All

•Cheribon and Semarang and vice,Versa. codes and private

 SIN&A POKE 044

Ho Hong Steamship ' Cd., (1&3^) - Ltd. Agencies: ■

(Incorporated

Rangoon, Penang, in Singapore), Services (a)

Port Swettenham, Industrial and Trading Co., Ltd.,

Hongkong, Swatow

Neighbouringlslands—Singaporeand ■ Ainoy;Office:

(b- Shanghai (Tin Lithographers,

and Can Mangfficturers)

01, Obulia Street; Teleph. 5911-2; Cable Marsh Bros., Ltd., Shieffield (En-

Ad: Hohong gineering tools; Twist ■ Drills,

Directors—Lim

man), Hon. Mr.PengTanSiang, Cheng(Chair-

Lok, etc.)

c.b.e., Tay Lran Teck, Lim Hock Coldwell Lawn Mower Co., New

Seng, Lee Kong Cbian, C. E. York (“^ English Special ” and

Wurtzburg, F. S. Gibson and W. W. “ Metropolitan ” Lawn Mpwers)

Jenkins

Lim Kian Beng, manager Hume Pipe (Far East), Ltd. (Incor-

J. Crichton, secretary

Ritchie ;& Bisset, maiine supts. porated in Australia), Manufactur-

ers of Hume Patent Concrete Pipes

Hock Ann & Co., Ltd.—3a, Teluk Ayer and Hume Patent .Steel Pipes and

Tubes for Water, Gas, Sewage,

Street; Teleph. 7941 Drainage and Culvert Uses—Office

Works: 6th mile Bukit Timah

Hoe Boon Leong, Gas, Electric,' Water Road; Teleph. 5278; Cable Ad:

Humesinga; Codes : A.B.C. 6th edn.

and Sanitary Installation Engineers and

Contractors—60, Selegie Road; Teleph. and Bentley’s Second Phrase

3633;

HoeCable

Boon Ad: Hoeboonleong

Leong, proprietor C. H. Unbehaun, general manager

R. B. Krishnan, manager R. B. Lewis; b.c.e., b-M.e., b.sc.,

a.m.i.m.e., branch manager

G. Robertson, b.c.e., engineer

Ho Kwong Yew, Architect—63Sr, China J. V. Audas, do.

Building, Chulia Street W. L. Crick, office manager

Holden Co.,Ltd., A. R., Manufacturers’ Hussain ck Co., K. M., Import and Ex-

Agents—157, Cecil St:; Cable Ad: Nedloh port Merchants — 13, Battery Hoad;

Teleph. 3508

Hooglandt cfe Co. (Established I860),

Merchants and Co' m mission Agents—

139-149a, Market Street; Telephs. 5326-8; (IncorporatedLazarus

Huttenbach, & Sons, Ltd.,

Cable Ad: Hooglandt; Codes: A. B. C. in S.S.'j, Merchants. Eng-

5th and 6th, Bentley’s, and Bentley’s —Head Office: 5. Malacca Street;Agents

ineers and Contractors, General

Cable

Second, Brooinhall’s, Birchwood and Ad: Habiture, w Codes: A.B.C. 5tli edn.,

Acme

W. H.R. Diethelm, Scott’s, estern Union, Bentley’s,

W. Leuthold, partner

do. (Zurich)

(Singapore) National, Al. Lieber’s and Lombard

A. M. Sellar, director (London)

J.A. G.Wernli,

W. Kiekb-,-signsdo.per pro.

O. Dreesmen I G. du Celliee Muller T.J. F.M.Anderson

Sime, Pole, do. do. (Singapore)

do.

K Bruestlein | Miss F. -Schaller H. S. : Russell, do. (Penang)

New York Agents—Bush

Stone Street, New York & : Lintell, 26,

Hoon Seek Trading Company, London Agents—Shaw Darby & Co.,

Dubashers, Shipchandlers, Estate Ltd., Winchester House, Old Broad

and Mine Suppliers, Sail-makers, Street, E.C. 2

Manufacturers’ Agents and General

Merchants—Office and Showroom :

1, Raffles Place; Teleph. 3858; Cable Hye Seng & Co., Ship-chandlers, Sail

Ad : Shipestmin; Codes : Bentley’s makers, Estate Suppliers, Hard-

and Private ware and General Merchant's—35'and

Managing Partners—Chan Jin 36, Chulia Street; (^tble Ad: Hye-

Hee and Lye Eng Hong sengoo ; Code; A.B.C. 5th and Bent-

Partner—Chan Jim Lee ley’s; Teleph. 4817

Manager—Ng Leong Pow Chan Hye Seng, sole proprietor

C44 SINGAPORE

Imperial

Ltd., Chemical Industries

Importers and (Malaya),of Jacks & Co. (Malaya), Ltd., William

Exporters

Chemicals, Fertilisers, Dyestuffs and (Incorporated

Engineers andinGeneral

Straits Settlements),

Merchants —

Manufacturers’ Raw Materials—144,

Robinson Road; Teleph. 5476; Cable Street; Teleph. 5216 (4 Building,

Head Office: Ocean

Ad: Impkemix. Branches at Penang lines); CablePrince

Ad:

and Kuala Lumpur Expanded; Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn.,

Bentley’s, Acme, New Standard

O. D. Eustace, managing director Private. Branches at Penang, Ipoh, Kuala and

R. D. Shrimpton, a.c.a., secy. Lumpur and Port Swettenham

M. F. Cutler, b.sc. (Hons.), Jackson & Co., Ltd., Merchants and

chemist Manufacturers’ Agents—55, Robin-

P. J. R. Butler, m.sc., chemist

E. M. Jones, b.a. (Hons.), B.s.c., son Road; Cable Ad. Jackco

G.chemist

J. A. Allen, assistant Jackson, J. M., Architect, Valuer and

Fire Assessor—7, Malacca Street;

Indo-Straits Trading Co.—14, Malacca Cable Ad: Jackson

Street; Teleph. 4709

Jaeger & Co., Merchants—6c, D’Almeida

Industrial Trading Ltd. — 4, Collyer Street; Teleph. 6235; Cable Ad: Jaeper;

Codes:Kendall’s

A.B.C. 6th edn., Bentley’s, At me

Quay; Teleph. 5874 (3 lines) and

Institute of Architects of Malaya O.H. Burkhardt,

Fuller, partner

do.

(Allied

Building,to the R.I.A.B.)—12D,

Teleph. 7304: CableUnionAd: W. Southam, do.

Architrave Java Sea and Fire Insurance Co., Ltd.

International Assurance Co., Ltd., (Incorporated in Java),Assurance,

GuaranteedFire,

by

Life, Fire, Marine, Motor Car, Royal Marine,

Exchange

Motor Car Insurance—Singa-

Personal Accident, Baggage and pore Branch: Chartered Bank Chambers;

Householders’ Insurance — Hong Teleph. 7714, Cable Ad: Sluytersco. Head

Kong Bank Chambers; Teleph. Office: Kali Besar Oost, 10, Batavia

4411; Cable Ad : Brintasco Alan Wolfe, manager

A. A. Gossevsky, district manager

for Malaya Jee Ah Chian & Co., Secretaries and

K. C. Low, Singapore manager Accountants—59,

T. E. Huang, Life Dept. mgr. Ad: Jeeachian Chulia Street; Cable

International Pharmacy—1, Robinson Jitts & Co., Ltd.. Printers and Stationers

Road; Teleph. 6151 —96, Robinson Road; Teleph. 6829; Cable

Ad:Siow

Jitts;

SiewCode:

Kim,Bentley’s

managing director

Internationale

vereeniging C rediet

“ Rotterdamen Handels-

” (Incor- Siow Siew Guan, director

porated in Holland), General Import and

Export, Shipping—37, Robinson

Teleph. 5071; Cable Ad: Internatio; Road; Johannes & Sammy, Advocates and

Codes: Acme, A.B.C. 5th and 6th edns., Solicitors—6c,

7111; Cable Bonham

Ad: Street; Teleph.

Parchment; Codes:

Scott’s and Bentley’s A.B.C. 5th edn. and Bentley’s com-

plete phrase

M. 0. Johannes, barrister-at-law (Lin-

Isaac & Co., E. S., Electrical and Radio

Importers,

tives, GeneralManufacturers’

Merchants andRepresenta-

Electrical P. coln’s

Sammy,Inn), barrister-at-law

partner (Gray’s

Contractors—6, Malacca Street; Telephs. Inn), partner

7433 and 5734; Cable Ad: Isaacnco;

Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn., Bentley’s and Johnson & Phillips, Ltd. (London)

Private (Incorporated in England). Engineers

Sole Agents in Malaya

Ishihara Sangyo Kaishi, Ltd.—Mining

and Shipping Company—4 and 5, Union William Jacks & Co. (Malaya) Ltd.

Building; Cable Ad: Kozan or Ishihara Representative—H. E. W. Boyning

 SINGAPORE 045.

Jones & Co., Ikying, Merchants and Selliny Agents

Commission Agents—127-127A, Cecil Directory and Chronicle of

Street; Teleph. 6879; Cable Ad: China, Japan, IVEalaya, etc.

Irvinjones; All Codes Acme

H.H.Irving

C. vanJones, managing owner

Hoogstraten New Code

York Co., 93, Front Street,.

Jong Thye Heng, Chop, General Teak- Keng

ers, Lee & Co., Importers

Shipchandlers, and Export-

Sail-makers, Du-

wood

Street;Merchants— 150-152, Lavender

Cable Ad: Jongthyeheng bashes, Engineering

Estates and andMiningBuilding

Sup-

pliers,

Requisites, Hospital Equipments and

Journal of the Malayan—Branch: Furniture, Government

Contractors—10, Robinsonand Municipal

Road; Teleph,

Royal Asiatic Society 3466Chew

(2 lines); Cable Ad: Foremost

W. F. Roman Keow Bock, partner

Chew Keow Chim, do.

Judah Chew

ChewKeow

KeowSeong, do.

mission& Co., S. J., Merchants7108,

Agents—Teleph: and Cable

Com- Bock, manager

Lee Nam Hai, bookkeeper & cashier

Ad: Judah; Code: A.B.C. 5th edn.

Poeloe Loemoet Rubber Estate

moen Islands), proprietors t (Kari-

Keng

RattanSengMerchants

& Co., Import, ExportYalley

— 23, River and

. Jumabhoy & Co., M., Importers, Exporters RoadjTeleph. 4945; Code Used: Bentley's.

[^ and Commission Ng Gek Chwee, partner

Street; Teleph. 3216;Agents—17,

P.O. Box 321;Malacca

Cable Keng Thye & Co.—36, Telok Ayer Street;

[ Ad:Mahomed

Jumabhoy Jumabhoy, proprietor Teleph. 2956

1

Kassim Co., R. E. Mohamed,—Teleph: Kerala Dispensary — 193, Middle Road;

7606 (See Mohamed Kassim) Teleph. 7966

Kasho Co., Ltd.—Laidlaw Building; Te- n m w ■% m.

lephs. 7239 and 4385 Khai Mun & Co., Printers, Bookbinders,

Rubber

Retail Dealers inMakers,

Stamp all kindsWholesale

of Paper and

and

Katong Dispensary—26, Joo Chiat Road Stationeries—62, South Bridge Road;

Teleph. 4075; Cable Ad:TaiPaperight

Partners—Cheong Woo, Cheong

Keat Cheang & Co,, Ltd., General Tai Yew and Wong Choon Sek

Merchants in Manila Ropes, Oiled Tan Kam Moon, manager

Coir Ropes, Wire Ropes, Beldam’s Khoo Dispensary — 281, Geylang

Packings, and other Ship’s Chand- Road; Teleph. 3031

lery iStores, Manufacturers’ Repre-

sentatives

—76, Robinson and Road;

Oommissiom

Teleph.Agents

2269; Kiauw Hin & Co., Ltd.— 24, North

Cable Ad; Keatcheang Bridge Road; Teleph. 4475

! Kelly & Walsh, Ltd., Publishers, Kian Gwan (Malaya), Ltd., Sugar,

1 Printers, Bookbinders, Booksellers, Rubber and General Produce Deal-

Stationers and Newsagents—32, Raffles ers, 13, Teluk Ayer Street

Place;

A. E.Teleph: 6244;managing

Glover, Cable Ad: Kelly

director

1

A. (Shanghai)

W. Burkhill, director (Shanghai) Kiat & Co., and

Ltd.,General

Printers, Booksellers,

t J. H.Searle, do. Stationers Merchants—15,

A.A. J.S. Waller, Collyer Quay; Teleph. 6506; Cable Ad:

de Jesus,(Shanghai)

secretary Service

Goh Hood Kiat, managing director

G. H. Davis, manager Chua Ah Gow, manager

C. C; Meredith Loh Ah Fong, do.

046 SINGAPORE

Kizak Mohamkd & Co., C. H., Manu- Kohyei 4106

& Co.—8b,, Raffles Quay; Teleph.

facturers of “ Chop K-rUsi ” Pulicat

Sarongs—Head Office: 239, Angappah KoNINKLYKE IUkrTVAART MAATSCHAPrtj

Naick

Beach Street,Road, Madras.

Singapore;Branches: 241,

85, Jalan (RoyUl Packet Navigation Oo.), Incor-

Ibrahim, Johore Bahru and 228, porated in Holland

Green; Teleph. 5451d-5 —lines);

1, Cable

Finlkyson

Ad:

Chutia Street, Penang Paketvaart; Codes; A.B.C. 5th and 6th

Purchase pdn„ Bentley’s 'Complete and Bentley’s

: Chop Krusi Kain Kizar Second Phrase, Scott’s (10 edn.) K.P.M,

C.Beach H. Road,

Kisar Singapore

MoHamed & Co.—241, Private.Amsterdam

Head Offices; Batavia Centrum.

Java, (Holland)

R. Prank, acting agent

Pay See W. M. Hens, acting sub-agent

your Chop Freight, Transhipment Department

Krusi C. vanJ. Levie,ten,G. J.H.D.M.Stroobach, C. G.

Money W.DonBrand,

J.Hoogeveen vanPronk

and J. Haalebos van

J. Suylekem,

for each Inward and Outward Cargo and Claim

Chop Sarong Department ,

’.Krusi When G. Knijpenga

, Passage Department

Sarongs H. J. Kleijn

Beware of Imitations Ai M. den Boer | G. van der Sande

Outdoor Department

Klass &Agents’

Sons, F.V., General Merchants A. A, Monti | P. J. Roel

and

Moulmein Road, Representatives

Singapore; Cable—163; Ad: Accounts and Statistic Department

Klasons; Codes: Acme, A.B.C. 5th edn., Jl A. A. rSprengers

Universal and Private A. L. van den Bosch

Providoring Department

F. H. :Seipgcns

Kodak, Ltd. (Incorporated in England), Engineering Department

Manufacturers of Photographic Ap- A.J.A.h.Decider

paratus and Materials — Office, Ware-

house and Plant: 130,, Robinson Road; van der • Meerendonk

Retail Department: 8,: Battery , Road;

Teleph. 7711; Gable Ad: Kodak; Code: Koshino Siiotex, Japanese Shop —45,

Bentley’s High Street

J.E. A.J. Armstrong, manager

Skinner, mgr’s. assist, E. Koshin'o^ .proprietor

Retail Dept.

E. F. Nicholas Kow So ON' KiM, Advocate and Solicitor

Cine-Processing Dept. —4a,

Kow Change Alley;Barrister-at-law

Soon Kim, Teleph. 6469

N. C. Francis

Stock Room Lee Bros., Photographers — 61, Hill

E. A. Eplinius Street; Teleph.

Lee Poll Yap, 7070

managing partner

ib & m & its

Koh Yew Hean Eno Kee Press, Printers Lee Choon Guan, Estate op (Chop “Chin

Bookbinders,

ants Stationers,

and Rubber StampPaper Merch- Joo*)—K), Malacca Street; Teleph. 141;

makers—18,

North Bridge Road; Teleph., 4536; Cable Western Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th edns. and

Ad:Partners

Kbhyewhean Union

— Clieong Tai Woo and Trustees—Lee

Choon Guan, China jvi.b.e.,Tuan, Mrs. Wan

Ohoa Eng Lee

Cheong Tai Yew

Wong Chdon Sek, manager' and Lee Pang Soo,

Secretary—Lee Chim Huk

 SINGAPORE C47

n & m m Rubber Works at Seletar, Thompson

IjF,e

Importers and Exporters, Photographic pore, Kuala Lumpur (Selargor),

AVholesalers—39 High Street; Teleph. Klang, Seremban, Lpoh, Sitiawan,

t

6.389; Cable Ad: Sarastuoio; Codes E.M.S., Penang--S.S. and Muar,

used; (Johore )

C. M.A.Lee,,

B. C.proprie.tor

6th edn.. and Bentley’s

Agents for Lewis & Peat (Singapore), Ltd., Rubber

Mimosa Photo P]afce3rPapers & Films Brokers—5, Prince St reet; Telephs. 54ol

to5405(53ines);Cable Ad: DevittjCodes:

A.B.C.

Rubber edn. Bentley's, Broomhall’s

6th edn.,

to ^ m. M m & it Directors—A. W. W. Ker, W. T.

Lee Pineapple Company, Limited Houghton and E. G. Holiday

(ImcdEporated ^n,’ Singapore, > S.S.), W. T. 11 oug!iton, secretary

Pineapple —Growers,

Exporters Head OfficePackers’

;. 63*' J-K,

and O. E. H. Cutler

China Building, Chulia Street and Lianqui Trading Co, Merchants and

Represented by Agents Throughout

the World; Cable Ad: Leeavia: ComrniSsidh Agtrits, Produce Exporters

Codes: Bentley’rv A.B.Gd'hth and —64, Robinson Road; Teleph. 7259;

Cable Acl: Liantjui; Codes: A.B.C.

6th edns., Commercial, Universal. 6th edn., Bentldy’S cdnipldtA phrase,

New Standard, Acme and Private ! Calpack,

Board of Directors—Lee GKong vate Universal Trade and Pri-

Chian (chairman), Lmi Chong Lim Siew Jin, managing

Kuo and George E. Lee -

Lee. Seng Chqng, secretary , Assistants—Pans Chiappartner

Song,

Eactories at Scudag, Johore Bahru Chian Heng Hong, Low Seng

and Surigei Randan Wah arid Loh Khie Lock

liKBRoad;

FnETcn?.R—jp2,

2850 North Bridge Lim, Dr. S. K., Physician and Surgeon—

108, High Street

S. K. Lim, m.b., b.s.

Lee Kim Sop, Merchants and Manu-

facturers—89, • High Street; Teleph. Ltm Kee Chbok ,

2063; Gable Ads: Leekimsoo and tractors, Brokers and Commission

Olkso; Code ’Bentley’s Agents—Raffles Ch'ariihfefs; TeLpln 7774;

Cable Ad : Liinkeecheok

^ & m -f m m ^ m

Lee Rubber Company', Limited Lim Khoon Heng, General Importers and

(Incorporated in Singapore, S.S.),

Rubber Planters, Millets, Importers Merchants in Provision, Wine and

Liquors, Fresh fruits and Vegetables,

and Exporters—ttead Office : 63jk, and Frozen Meats and Dairy

1

China Building' Chulia Street. —245 and 247, Orchard Road; Produce.

Teleph.

Branches at Penang, Ipoh; Sitia- 7003; LimCable

Seng Ad: Frozen

Khoon, proprietor

wan, Teluk Anson, Klang, Kuala Lim Joo Chiang, attorney

Lumpur, Malacca* Seremban, Muar,

Batu Pahat, Segamat Poritianak,

Bandjermasin and Palembang, Lim Nee Soon (Chop Thong Bee),

Djambi; Agents' in ' ' Pdntianak. Rubber and Pineapple Planter,

Bandjermasin, Paieinhang and Estate and Land Owner—Marsiling

Djambi; Cable Adh Leeavia; Codes : Building, 112 and 114, Robinson

Bentley’s. AIB.C. 5tH-arid 6th edns.. Road; Teleph, 6160; Cable Ad:

Commercial

ard, Acme anfl Universal,

Prjyatp New• Stand- Limneesdon

Board of Directors—tee Kcrig Attorneys—Lim Chong Kuo, Dim

Chian Chong Pang, Lim Chong Min,

and Lee(ghairroan),

Seng. Chong• Yap Twee Chan Khoon Leong and Tay

Sek Tin

lam Chong Kuo,: segratary .

C48 SINGAPORE

Limandcfe Seah, Civil Engineers, Architects

Surveyors—13b. Change Alley; Furniture Factory (in the East),

Teleph. 6594; Cable Ad: Kengseng; Code: Cavanagh Road, Singapore. Branch

A.B.C. 5th edn. Store (in the East), Ampang Street

and New Embankment Road, Kuala

Lim Teck Lee, Dealers in Dyestuff Lumpur; Cable Ad: Littles, Kuala

and paints, Shanghai leather Lumpur ; Telephs. 3305 and 3306.

trunks, Wenchow umbrellas and Branch Store (in the East)—1, Pitt

mats, Chinese and European Manu- Street, Penang; Cable Ad: Littles

factured Goods—2-4, Circular Road ; Penang; Teleph. 982.

Cable Ad : Limtecklee Branch Store (in the East)—Belfield

Lim Cher Meng, manager Street, Ipoh, Perak; Teleph. 684;

Cable Ad: Littles, Ipoh; Codes:

Linotype and MaciunePvY, Ltd., Manu- A.B.C. 5th edn. and Bentley’s

facturers of the Linotype Composing T. J. Hume, manag. dir. and chairman

Machine and High Grade Machinery (London)

for Letterpress, Lithographic and News- C. W. Banks, director do.

paper Printers—128, Robinson Road; O. T. Cousins, do. do.

Teleph. 1226; Cable Ad: Linotype. Head A. G. Meggy, do. do.

Office: 9, Kingsway,

Altrincham, England London. Works: H. P. Bedells, secretary do.

W. Kenworthy, manager A. E. Bond, manag. dir. (in the East)

A. Robertson, director (in the East)

Lithoghaphers, Ltd., Printers, Sta- F. Hammond, do. do.

tioners, Lithographers and Engra- C. G. Fugler, secretary do.

vers—Registered Office: 20 and 21, W. Somerville, depot mgr. (Penang)

Raffles Chambers; Teleph. 2114. W. Somerville, do. (Tpoh)

Works: 36, 37 & 38, Wallich Street; Assistants—K. A. Albert, C. H..

Teleph. 6318. Litho Works : 38, Hill Bone, Chan Kim Tong, G, H.

Street; Teleph. 7656; Cable Ad: Darlow (head cashier), W. G..

Ribeiro; Codes: Bentley’s and Davis, F. Dobson, A. J. Downe,

A.B.C. 5th edn. U. L. Drew (cutter, Kuala Lum-

K. C. Eu (chairman'), Khoo Wee pur), Miss D. A. Eber, Mrs. S.

Tong, J. Israel, W. McMullan Felsinger, H. F. Fincher, E.Fozard,

and Wong Tien Choh, directors Miss E. M. Fraser, Goh Boh Teck,

F. R. Martens, secretary C. J. A. Green, Mrs. M. A. Hall,

W. McMullan, manager J. B. Hodgins, R. N. Jack, Mrs.

Wong Thit Park, production mgr. M. C. Metherhall, H. G. Parsons,.

R. S. S. Iyer, assistant L. R. Parsons (cutter, Singapore),

Mrs. L. Pascal!, Miss R. Peters,

Little

inWine,Ensrland), Wholesale and Retail

Spirit and Provision Merchants, Smith, Tam Kim Hock, H. R. H.

Cold Storage Temple, K. R. Tolmie, C. R. Yen-

Mann far Hirers Sunnliers, Tobacconists,

of Furniture, Complete ning, S. Warner and Wong Ah

Yew

House Furnishers. Tailors. Drapers,

Milliners.

Book-sellers,General Outfitters, Stationers,

Jewellers andWatch and Clock

Silversmiths, Makers, Liverpool & London & Globe Insurance

Commission Co, Ltd.all Classes

(Incorporated in Great

Agents, Crockery, and Hardware

chants. Estate Requisite Suppliers, Mer- Britain), of Insurance—Local

Motor Cvcle Engineers and Importers, 5935; Cable Ad: Brinkmann Teleph,

Office: French Bank Building;

Sports

Arms and Outfitters, LicensedSunpliers

Ammunition. Dealers inof Brinkmann & Co., general agents

Electrical and Wireless Goods—Singa- Resident Officer—W. Swithinbank

pore.

Head Kuala Lumnur. Penang

Office /London), and Lane,

TR Pancras Tpoh. Liverpool Victoria Insurance Corpora-

E.C.

East).4;Raffles

Head Place,

OfficeSingapore: fin the tion,

and Store Telephs. Merged

Assurance Co., inLtd.the(Incorporated

Commercial inEng-

Union

5167, 5168 and 5169; Cable Ad: Littles, land)—Teleph. 6666; Cable Ad: Cuaco

Singapore. A. C. Potts, manager

 SINGAPORE C49

Lloyd’s Register of Shipping, Classifica- Lyons Motors, Ltd.—Registered Office,

tion and Registration

Shipping—2, of Mercantile

Laidlaw Building; Teleph. Showrooms

Orchard Road; and Service Station:

Teleph. 5484; 92-100,

Cable Ad:

6u65; Cable Ad: Surveyor Centramoto; Codes: Bentley’s General

John Wormald,

surveyor B.sc., ship and engr. and Private

Harryr Oke, manager

Tan Teck Guan, cashier and clerk R. V . Hanson, service engr.

London Office — Lloyd’s

Shipping, 71, Fenchurch Street Register of SV3cA3ister & Co.,Import,

Ltd. Export,

(Established

Andrew Scott, secretary 1857). General Coal

and Produce Merchants, Shipping and

Lohmann it Co., Ltd., Importers, Expor- Insurance Agents—Registered Office:

ters and Passage Agents of the Nord- Gresham House, Battery Road; Cable

deutscher Lloyd—124, Kobinson Road; Ad: KualaMcAlister

Lumpur and at Penang, Ipoh,

London

Teleph. 7012'; Cable Ad: Progress Directors—J. W. de Piro (chairman),

Directors—G.Bosse and R. Fruestucke C.Holyoak

A. Niven, E. J. Riches and T. H.

Loh’s Dispensary—257, South Bridge (secretary)

Road; Teleph. 6159; Cable Ad: A. Tindall, secretary

Lohs Assistants — B. N. Bintley, R.

Craik, A. G. Hay (signs per

London Assurance, Marine and Accident pro), D. W. Holder, G. John-

—37b. Robinson Road ston, D. A. Johnston, W. C.

Anglo-Siam Corporation, Ltd., general Juniper, G. S. Keyser, G. M.

agents Koenitz, G. L. Littledvke, H. J.

Rae, R. F. Smith, W. McG.

London & Eastern Printing Co., Ltd. Watt (signs per pro.) & J. H. Wood

(Incorporated in the 'Straits Settle- Ellerman & Bucknall S. S. Co., Ltd.

ments), Printers and Lithographers QueenslandH.Insurance Capt. Dynes, marine supt.

Co., Ltd.

—Registered Office: 11, Keppel C. E. Gibsom representative

Road; Teleph. 5821 (3 lines) ; Codes: Met-Yick Electrical Ex. Co., Ltd.

A.B.C. 5th and 6th edns., Bentley's E. C. Whiteley, representative

Private London Office:—Billiter Sq. Build-

BT. E. Darville ings, E.C.3

J. M. Fyfe | W. T. Mulvey A. D. Allan and T. N. G. Jen-

ings, general attorneys

London and Lancashire Insurance Co., A. Reid and D. W. Reid, mgrs.

Ltd. (Incorporated in Great Britain)— Agencies

Union Building United States Steel Corpn.

Boustead & Co., Ltd., agents United States Steel Products Co.

J. Turton resident inspector Ellerman ATSteamship

Bucknall S.S. Co., Ld.

Lowe, Bingham & Punman, Chartered Isthmian Company

Accountants — 4. Laidlaw Building; Klaveness Line (General Agents

Teleph. 6382; RthCable Ad: Explanate; for Orient)

Codes- A.B.C. edn.. Western Union, Mcllwraith McEacharn Ltd., Aus-

Bentley’s and Bentley’s 2nd tralia

C. H.C. H.Purnnan. Dutch East Indies Government Coals

Busfield,a.c.a.

a.c.a. Lambert Bros., Ltd., London

Queensland Insurance Co., Ltd.

Lyall & Evatt, Exchange, Share,Place;

and Bankers & Traders Insurance Co.,,Ltd.

General Brokers — 23, Raffles Alfa-Laval Co., Ltd.

Teleph. 6254 and 7796; Cable Ad; Cedar; Carron Company

Codes: Bentley’s, Broomhall’s Imp, Doulton & Co.„ Ltd.

Combination, A.B.C. 5th and 6th edns. Green Island Cement Co., Ltd.

F. T. S. Newell, partner Hongkong Rope Mfg. Co., Ltd.

R.W.B. R.B. Donnell. do. pro. Lewis Berger & Sons, Ltd.

King, signs per Metropolitan Vickers Electrical

R. J. W. Brown, do. Export Co., Ltd.

S. Webb Trinidad

Co., Ltd,Lake Asphalt Operating

J. Rowse ! C. W. Auchmuty

 SINGAPORE

McAultffe, Davis & HApe—Union Malaya PubuSTiing1 .House, Printers,-

Building and at Penang, SoOrabaya and Engravers, Booksellers and Stationers

Batavia fJava), Medari (Sumatra). Lon- —Stamford Road and Armenian Street;

don Finn: McAuliffe, Davis & Hope, Teleph. 5929;'Cable Ad: Empress; Codes:

Chartered Accountants, 8Cf, Bishopsgate, A.B.C. F. C. 5thedo. and Bentley’s

Sands, managing director

E.C. 2. Teleph. 6tl7S; Cable Ad:

McAuliffe

Sirpartner

Henry (London)

Thomas McAuliffe, F.c.a., S. M Tracey, secretary

E. T. R. Smith, assistant

F. H. Grumitt, a.o.a.,partner (Penang)

A. Dobson, a.s.a.a., do. (Singapore) “Malaya Tribune,” & “Sunday Tribune,”

N. G.VV. Bishop,

W. a.c.a., signsdo.the firm

Speid, a.C.a., The—-56-60, Anson Road; Telephs. 6171

T. G. Laffan, a.c.a. <& Malaya

6110; Cable Ad: Tribune

Tribune Press, Ld., proprs.

C.J. Sinailes,.

E. Jones,a.c.a.,

a.c a. (Kuala Lumpur) E.H. Maurice

G. M.. Walker, A.c.a. L. Hbpkkn editorgeneral mgr. & See.

Glover,

C. H. Stanley Jones, assist, editor

G.KengS. Hammonds,

Her,. N. E. T.Hunter,

Hope, H.Lim

M.

Macicie, D. D., M.I.M.E., Consulting Eng- Rappa, S. S. Iyer, Ng Yook Yoon,

ineer and Marine Surveyor—18,

chester House; Telephs. -7877 (Office) and in- Woon Scab Woon, 1. Baker and

5656 (Residence); N. F. Modder, editorial staff

Codes: A.B.C. 4th Cable

and 5thAd:edns.Mackie;

and

Kendall’s Malaya Tribune Press, Ltd., The, Pub-

George A. Watt,

Yeo Kick Chin,a.m.i

clerkmech.e. lishers, Pri liters, Stationers—Proprietors

ofpaper)

“Theand Malaya'Tribune” (Daily News-

M General

acphail & Co., Ltd., Rubber Exporters & Anson Road “Sunday Tribune”—56-60,

Brokers—Union Building; Directors—Hon. Dato S. Q, Wong

Teleph. 3306;5thCable (chairman), Ong Boon Tat, E. A.

Codes: A.B.C, and 6thAd:edns.,

Macphails;

Broom Elias,

Tan ChengLee Chim

Lock Tuan and Hon. Mr.

(Malacca).

hall’s (Imperial) and Bentley’s

A. A. A. Paterson, managing director E. Maurice Glover, general mgr. and

C. Creswick, secretary secretary .

Malayan Arts and- Crafts Society,

Malacca

GeneratorsElectric Lighting,

and Distributors Ltd., . Dealers

of Electri-

ip . Malayan Handicrafts,

Silver Work paip. llap’dw!oven Cloth

city for Power and Light in Malacca— —Teleph. 5381

Mrs. ,A. Buxtt, manageress ,

Registered

ings; Teleph.Office:

6319. French

GeneratingBankStation:

Builds

Kubu Road, Malacca; Telepb. 52. Code: W. C. Hodges; auditor

A.B.C. 5th edn. and Bentley’s R. Bird, treasurer

Mrs.. J. L^e, hon. .secretary ,

Malaya Film Service, Indian Film Malayan Breweries, Ltd.—Office: 7, ,

Distributors. Sole Agents for Im- Trafalgar Street; Brewery: 478,

Pasir Paniang (off Alexandra

perial Film Co., Shreb Shard a Road) ; Cable Ad : Breweries

Movietone Co., etc., etc.f—742, North Directors—W, H. Macgregor, C. 11■

Bridge Road; Teleph. 2270; Cable V. Bailey, W. H. Leuthold, J. j1

Ad : Gamber Th, van Rossuni, and -E, C. TT. j

S. M. A. H. Chrishty, managing Charlwood.

proprietor K. Weller, dipl. brewmaster,

F. Tan, book-keeper and typist technical manager

R. M. FalwpsS^r, assist, mgr.

Malay Peninsula Agency, J. M. Van Liempt, engineer

J mporters, M an u factu re ns’Exporters

A gents— P.and

O. H. M. Smael, assistant

Box 503; Cable Ad: Fernando; M. Melville, sales do.

Code: Bentley’s Secretaries and Managing Agents;

E. R. A. Fernando, managing director —Fraser & Neavb, Ltd.

 SINGAPORE 051

Malayan Commercial Agency, Mer- Secretary:

E. I). Smith

chants and Commissipn . Agents,

Dealers of Tectona Grandis, Siam Assistants:,

and Burma Teak, Singapore Sawn W. J. Burgess

Hard and Soft Wood Planks, D.

Squares and ■ Railway Sleepers, W. B.H.Dowling

Garcia S,R. G.B. Ingram

Little

Straits and Dutch East Indies Pro- N, E. Grose S.C. B.F. Partial!

Porter

ducts, and Manufacturers’ Agents— H. I).E. Hawley

J. Hall . 1 . J. Richardson

60, The Arcade, Raffles Place; Cable J. C. Hosgood I.R. Scott-Daigleish

Ad: Agenpyco; Codes: A.B.C. 6th H. Hunter I). Wilkie

edition, Bentley’s complete phrase,

A. I. and Private. Penang Branch—48, Church Street^

Teleph. 1475; Cable Ad: Tobacco

Malayan Taw Journal—32, Raffles Dixtriinior* for:

Place: Teleph. 3010: Cable Ad: British American Tobacco Co., Ltd.

Malool; Code : Bentley’s and Associated Companies

Malayan Mechanical Equipment Co.— Ardath Tobacco Co., Ltd. and As-

14, Robinson Rd ; Cable Ad: Mechanical sociated Companies

Malayan Melical Journal, The, Journal Malayan

of the Malaya branch of the British

Medical Association ; Publishedquarterly SerangoonSigns

Road;Press

Teteph.— 399,

7085; Upper

Cable

— Singapore Office: P. O. Box 270. Ad:L. Adventist

J. Bowers, manager

London Office: Australia House, Strand,

W.C. 2

Malayan Flour Milling Co.; The, Manasseh & Elias, Rupert, Exchange

Millers of Eagle Brand atta^—50/54 and

St.; General6227;

Teleph. Brokers—12, D’Aimeida

Peck Seah Road ; Teleph. 7328; P.O. Codes: A.B.C. 5thCable

edn., Ad: RupinaneR

Bentley’s and

Box 540; Cable Ad: Pheasant; Scott’s

Isaac A. Elias

Codes: A.B.C. and Bentley’s Raphael A. Elias

S. M. Nathan, manager

Harding Lee, bookkeeper

Malayan Motors, Ltd., Motor and Manasseh

Mechanical Engineers-^M-20, Or- Commission

Co., S., Merchants

Teleph.6869;Cable Ad: Manasseh;

and

Malacca Street;

Codes:

chard Road; Teleph. 54S4; Cable Al,Ez.A.BC. 5th edn.,proprietor

Bentley’s, Private

Ad: Malayrhdtor; Codes : Bentley's S. Manasseh,

Motor Traders, Acme, Private, etc. E.Chua

J. Ellis,

E.E.C.Lough,

Edwards, manager Seng, clerk pro.

signs per

Hon Chewaccountant

Hung, sales manager Jaganath Singh, clerk

C. Watson, service do.

J. C. Allen, scores do. Mansfield Co., Ltd., Shipping,

Malayan Pharmacy, The, Chemists and Passenger, Forwarding and Insurance-

Druggists, Manufacturers Agents—Ocean

Teleph. 5154 (7 lines); CableQuay;

Building*Coliyer

ing Draught—7.1, East ofCoast

Good Road;

morn-

Mansfield

Ad:

Teleph. 5540; Cable Ad: Malphar Directors—C. E. Wurtzburg. A. E.

Malayan Tobacco Distributers, Thornley Jones and F. S. Gibson

Ltd. (Incorporated Managers — W. Peiirke and G. S.

ments) Cigarette andinTobacco

the Straits Settle

Importers Miller

Assistant Manager—W.

—11, Keppcl Road; Teleph. 5821 (3 lines):

.Cable Ad: Tobacco: Coiles: A.B.C. 5th & Penang Manager — W. W.

A. Jenkins

Kimpster

6th, Bentley’s and Private (signs per pro.)

Directors: Secretary—W. F. Brodie, C.A.

H. L. Nnnwie Assist. Accountants—G- V. Andrews,

a.c.a., J. Crichton, a.l.a.a., ..p. Q.

H. C. Luetchford Starkey, o.A., S. L. McNee, c.a..

E. C. J. Moore (Penang)

C2

052 SINGAPORE

Assistants—F. M. Adam, K. N. Black,

O. H. Daly, W. R. Dobbs, E J. C. Manufacturers Life

Gardner, F. E. E. Flindley. R. O. Dolt, The—Singapore

kong Bank BranchInsurance

Chambers Office:

(2nd

Co.,

Hong-

floor),

W. Inglis, R. J. Isherwood, F. L. Teleph. 7775; Cable Ad: Manulife, Codes:

Lane,Leonard

W. L. G. Lee,

'signsW.p.p.).

I. L. A.Legg, R. F. Western Union (5 letter edn.). Head

McLellan,

W. H. McNeill, R, S. MacTier, T. E. Office: British Toronto,

ColumbiaCanada.

House,London Office:

1, Regent

Mason, J. S. Messenger, M. M. Millar, Street, S.W. 1

J.A. E.D. C.Pearson,

Mitchell, W. M.Peter Oak-Rhind, Agents in

Reid (signs p p.). W.N. D. C. Roberts,kin,D. M.L. Penang & Medan—Guthrie & Co., Ld.

Bangkok—Anglo-Siam Corpn., Ld.

Rothera, E. D. Rnshworth, H. J. C. K. Rangoon—William

Toms, A. T. Wedgwood, A. Tennant

Wilson, Miss B. Chambers, Miss P. Batavia—McAulifle,Jacks Davis&and Co. Hope

Graham,

I. Waddell Miss H. M. Parker and Miss Marconi International Marine Com-

Cargo

T. BellEngineer, O.S.S. Co., Ltd.—G. ed munication

in England),Co., Ltd.,

MarineTheWireless

(incorporat-

Tele-

Supt. Engineer, O. S. S. Co., Ltd.— graph and Telephone Apparatus — 35,

H. A. Exley Robinson Road; Teleph. 3707; Cable Ad:

Supt. Engineer, S. S. Co., Ltd. — P. Thulium; Code : Marconi International

S. A. Georueson Marconi Soundinu Device Co., Ltd.,

Assistant

Ltd. — FT.Supt. Engineers,

B. Knox and S.A. S.Risoe

Co., The, Depth Sounding Apparatus,

(Penang) Echometer System — 35, Robinson

Marine Supt., S.S. Co., Ltd.—Capt. Thulium Road ; Teleph. 3707 ; Cable Ad:

H. A. Weldon

Branch House: Mansfield & Co., Ltd., Marine and General Mutual Like

Penang Assurance Society (Incorporated in

‘General Managers: England)—Collyer Quay

Straits Steamship Co., Ltd. R. V. Harris, agent

Singapore Steam Laundry, Ltd. Marine Insurance Co., Ltd. (Incorpor-

General Agents: atedR. inV. England)—Collyer

Blue Funnel Line Harris, agent Quay

Imperial Airways, Ltd.

Indian Trans-Continental Air- Marine Resources, Ltd., Marine Pro-

ways, Ltd. duce Merchants—64, Market Street

Qantas Empire Airways, Ltd.

Agencies: Massage Hall, Massage and Manicure—

China Navigation Co., Ltd. 60,Mrs.

Waterloo

Haru, Street: Teleph. 7467

proprietress

Hua TGiiow Steamship Co., (1932),

Ltd. Masters,

Cunard White Star, Ltd.

Australian-Oriental Line Services, Ltd., Associatedon Advertising

Consultants newspaper

Sarawak Steamship Co., (1927), advertising, market

display, publishers, etc.—9,analysis,

Ceciloutdoor

Street;

Ltd. P.O. Box 383;Code:

Teleph. 2341; Cable Ad:

Sun Shipping Co., Ltd. Masterads; Bentley’s

Sub-Agencies:

K. L. M. (Royal Dutch Airways) Matthew & Co., E., Importers and

Exporters — 15, South Canal Road;

K.N.LL.M. (Royal Netherlands Teleph.

Indian Airways)

Royal State Railways of Siam A. B.C 5th and( -able

4533 6th Ad:

edns.,Matsang;

Bentley’sCodes:

and

Australian Commonwealth Rail- Private

ways E. S. Matthew

F.M.S. Railways

Liverpool & London & Globe In- Mavfield Kennels & Zoo. Dealers in wild

animals, pheasants and birds of every

surance Co., Ltd. variety—18. High Street; Teleph. 3188;

Thames & Mersey Marine Insur- Cable

ance Co., Ltd. AnimalAd:Depot:Kennels

589, East Coaist Road

 SINGAPORE C5»

Maynard & Co., Ltd., Wholesale and Military

Retail Chemists and Druggists—11, General Officer Comanding the Troops,

Battery Road; Teleph. 6115; Cable Ad: Malaya—Major-General E.O. Lewin,

Maynard; Code: A.B.C. 5th edn. c.b., c.m.g., d.s.o. (Flagstaff House,

J.£T. W.R. E.L. Adams,

Dynne, do. director Teleph. Civil 6009)

H. R. Raper, do. . G.M.C.,

S. O.R.A.2—Major H. R. Hall, d.s.o.,

J. McRae Chalmers, m.p.s., f.s.m.c., mgr. G. S. O. 3-Capt. G. A. Fenton, r.a.

S.MissBarnwell,

I. Farrell,assist, manager

beauty specialist D.kespeare,

A. A. & Q.D.S.O.

M. G.—Col. A. T. Sha-

McIntyre & Co., Ltd., Stewart, Engineers S. O. L. F.—Major E. J. Nettlefold

and Contractors — 45, Orchard Road; Millar & Co., Ltd., W. P., Rubber Produce

Cable Ad: Construct «&Chambers;

General Merchants—Hongkong

Cable Ad: Rallim Bank

Medical Hall, Ltd., Chemists and W. P. Millar, managing director

DruggistsRetail

Quay, — Wholesale Dept.:

BatteryCollyer

Dept.:Ad:3, Obat Road; Miyako Hotel—15a, Beach Road; Teleph.

Teleph. 6117; Cable 7451; Cable Ad: Miyako

Geo. W. Crawford, m.p.s., mang. dir.

Alex. J. Turner, M.p.s., retail manager Mogul, M. A., Merchant and Commission

J. Dyee, m.p.s., wholesale manager Agent—15a, Cecil Street; Cable Ad:

J. Du tide, m.p.s. Mogul

Miss S. Bacon | J. Welsh, m.p.s. T. K. Hoosein, attorney

Medical Office—Corner of North Bridge Mohamed Dulfakir & Co., Book-

and Bras Basah Roads; Teleph. 6706; sellers, British and American News-

Cable Ad: Medicine agents, Stationers, Wholesale and

Medical Store—244, Teluk Blangah Road; Retail Dealers, Rubber Stamp

Teleph. 6885 Makers, Book-binders, etc.—Head

Office: 34, North Bridge Road;

Messageries Maritimes, Compagnie des Branches: 163, Victoria Street,

Singapore and Market Street, Kuala

—1-22, Robinson Road; Teleph. 5181; Lumpur ; Cable Ad : Dulfakirs

I Cable Ad: Messagerie M'. Mohamed1 Dulfakir, proprietor

Metropole Hotel Co., Ltd., The—76 IVHohaTTiad Kassim & Co., R. E.,

and 77, Bras Basah Road; Teleph. Produce and Piece Goods Mer-

7986 chants, General Importers and Ex-

H. Tweg, manager porters—12/13, Boat Quay; Piece

H. S. Tweg, secretary Goods Dept.: 17/18, Chulia Street;

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Oriental Inc. Teleph. 5191; Cable Ad: Kassimco;

(Incorporated in TT.S.A.).Pietures—144-B, Codes: Bentley’s Phrase and Pri-

Distributors of vate.

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Branches all over Malaya and

I; Robinson Road: Teleph. 3255; Cable Ad: India

Metrofilms; Code: Bentley’s Moheideen

E. F. O’Connor, manager chants, Money Changers, Exchange

Meyer Bros., Merchants and Commission BrokersStreet;

and Commissions

Teleph. 7547:Agents—23,

Agents—14, Collyer Quay; Teleph. 6203; Chulia Hassel; Code: Bentley’s and Private

Cable Ad:

i' Cable Ad: Aamoona

Proprietors

Executors — of theMeyer,

late Sir Manasseh

Mever (Isaac Jacob Meyer Moinecessors Com+e fk Co., Fran^aise

of (Maison Ltd., Thefondle

Suc-

and Reuben Meyer) en 1894),

Assistants—D. M. David, .1. M. Insurance Agents—Head Office: UnionMerchants, Shipping and

David, I. B. Abed and S. Abed Building, Collyer Quay; Teleph. 5996;

Michelin & Co., M. (Clermont Ferrand, A.B.O. Cable 6th Ad: and Moine; Codes: Branch

Lugagne. Bentley’s,in

France)—P. O. Box 392 Penang

Warehousemen: The Successors of Directors—C. de Saint Ceran and C.

Moine Comte & Co., Ltd. Gayet

*C2



W. Warden, signs per pro. Motte & Co, C. (Registered in Belgium)

A. Lejeune —10,

timport; Prinsep

Codes:Street;

A.R.C:Cable5th Ad:

edn. Mot-

and

Shipping’ and Insurance Bentley’s. .Head Office: 79. Avenue

Compagnie des .Ohargeurs Reunis Cogels, Antwerp; Cable Ad: Mottimport

Societe les

Indochi noise Affreteurs Maritime A n twerp

Soci^te des Affreteurs Indochinois

Messageries Mari timesOo.,

Union Fire Insurance f Penang)

of Paris Moutrie & Co., Ltd., S , Pianoforte and

Organ Manufacturers,' Repairers,Tuners,

Agencies

ParfurnerieRevel,

RogerLyon

& Gallet, Paris 2i-l, RafflesMusical

Music and Instrument

Place (Arcade); Dealers—

Teleph. 6422;

Parapluie Cable Ad: Moutrie; Codes: A.13.C. 6th

edns.

Favier Frefes, Lyon T. L.Hemsley,

Fromy Rogee Hr Go., Cognac

Est Asiatique Francais, Paris, etc. E. Tolleymanager

Mohideent & Co.,Importers

R. . S., Wholesale and Muar Vulcanising Comp/ny, The, Re-

Retail Dealers. and Exporters, treading Motor Tyres—121', 1 Selegie

Estate Suppliers, Shipchandlers, Con- Road;

tractors and Commission Agents—39, Street; Teleph. 2742" Town Office: 24; Chulia

Chulia Street; Cable Ad: Rosebrand B. J. Le.erdam, manager

Amat, assistant

Moonsht Dispensary—742, North Bridge Retnam, foreman

Road; Teleph: 2270

Muller &, Phipps

Manufacturers’ (Malaya), Ltd.,

Representatives—Union

Morey

and & Co., John, Electrical

Contractors—9S, Engineers

Robinson Road; Building; Teleph. 2579; Cable : Ad:

Teleph. 7558; P.O. Box 374; Cable Ad: plete Mulphico; Codes:

Phrase, NewAcme,

YorkBentley’s Com-

. Office: Muller

Morey &NewPhipps

J. J. Morey York (Asia), Ld., One Park Avenue;

City, U.S.A.

Motion, Smith

Opticians, Ophthalmic Opticians, Watch C.A. Guidon

Dolder, (Java)

(F.M.S. and Siam)

and Clockmaker^, Dealers in Surveying

Instruments

15, Battery and

Road: Drawing

Telepb: Materials—

7769; Cable

Ad: Motion; Code: A.B.C. 5th edn.

L. E. Fry, f.b.o.a.; F.s.m.c., manager Mun Dispensary—444, North Bridge Road

Motiwalla

Merchants & and

Co., E.Commission

J., Stationers, Paper MUNICIPALITY

Agents—

6Cable

and 8,Ad:D’Almeida Street; Teleph. 4570; Commissioners—W. Bartley, m.b.e.

Motiwalla; Codes: Bentley’s, (president), C. D. Miller, J. .B.

A.B.C. 5th and Oth edns. Branch at 35, Westerhout, S: H. Moss, Tan

Chulia St., Penang Sim Boh, Dr. Cheong Ghee Hai,

K. A. Mamaji walla, manager j.p., J. Lay cock, J. I. Dawson,

j.p., Dr. 11. S. Moonshi, C.H-,

Motor Traders Finance Co., Ltd., Auto- j.p., T. Naraindas, j.p., S. Q.

motive Wong, j.p., Dr. H. T. Wee, j.p..

Teleph. Financiers—45,

5484; Cable Orchard

Ad: Wearne;Road; Dr. K. K. Pathy, j.p., C. C.

Dunman, j.p., C. II. da Silva,

Codes: Western

and Motor Traders Union, Bentley’s, Private H. W. Raper, j.p., U W. Ged-

des, Dat Mohamed Ghaz&ly bin

Mohamed Ariffin, ,i.p., Lee Chim

Motor Union Insurance Co., Ltd , (In- Tuan, j.p., R. Tessensoh, j.p.,

corporated

Fire, Marinein England), Motor Vehicles, G. Parbury. j.p,, J. A. Elias,

j.p., E. A. Brown, o.b.e., v.d.,

Sime, Darby

(Singapore and Branches) Ng Sen Ghoy, j.p.

 SINGAPORE C55

Secretariat Fire Brigade, Municipal

Secretary—C. H. Goldie Superintendent—H. E. Stevens,

Assist.

W. W.Secretaries—J.

Duncan C. S. White and A.M.I.MECH.E., M.I.FIRE.E.

Office Assistant-^El Galktan Second

FIRE.F.Officer—A. Newberry, a.m.i.

1st Clerk—M. Murugasu Third

FourthOfficer

do. —J. —A. G.Platt

Shaw

■Treasurer’s Department Sub Officers— J. Angus, L. F. Phipps

Treasurer—J. Stone, F,s.s., a.s.a.a., and B.

FIRE.E. C. J. Buckeridge, a.m.i.

A.I.M.T.A.. A.C.W.A. , Clerk and Cashier— Seah Keok Seng

Deputy Treasurer

chester, A.I.M.T.A, — H. L. Man-

Assist. Treasurers—A.

J. H. Donoghue, H. Assiter,

It. Brown and J. Gas Department, Municipal

H. Scott Taggart

Office Assistant (Payments)—A. E. Gas. .Engineer—F. Bedford

Smith Depu

Assist.ty Gas Engr.—M.

do. — G. C.M. R.Paterson

Franks

Stock-taker—M. A. Tobin Distribution do. —W. W. Paterson

Rates . Assist- do. —W. H, Swan

Clerk in-charge—Tan Gek JoonTeck Chief Clerk —Wee Lye Whatt

Bailiffs—J. V. Moss'and'Wee

Leong

Miscellaneous ' Health Department, Municipal

1st Cierk—D. M. DavieS. r Health Officer—P. S. Hunter, m.a.,

M.B., CH.TL, D.P.H.

Accounts Deputy Officer—W. Dawson, D.s.o.,

Clerk-in- charge—Tan Theang Seang M.B., CH.B., D.P.H., D.T.M.

Consolidated Accounts Assist. Officers—N.

Clerk-in-charge—Chan Kim Chwee d.p.h.,b.ch., anflW.A.E.Canton,

Hutchinson,M.B.,

Internal Audit M.A., M.D.

1st Clerk—Seng Teck Hoe Bacteriologist—C.

M.A., M.B., CH.B. , C. B. Gilmour,

Assessment Dept. Analyst—R.

b.sc., f.i.c. E. Wiilgress, a.r.c.s.,

Assessor —c. F. Snell, w.s.r. Deputy Analyst—J. F. Clark M. Sc.,

Assist. F.I.C.,Sanitary

A.R.C.S., D.I.C. . . J.

L.P.A.Assessor—A. \V. Ellison, f.a. Chief

Benjaficld, o.b.e.,Inspector—H.

m.r.s.i.

2nd do, —E. S. Pickering, Deputy Chief Sanitary Inspector—

3rdF.A.L.P.A.

. do. —A- Cullen,, p.a.s.i. »L B. McMorinCi C.R. (San Inst.)

Market Inspector—M. N. McMahon,

Chief Clerk—Osman bin Abbass A.R.S.I.

Engineer’s Dept., Municipal Supt., Slaughter Houses—D. Wilson,

Municipal Engr.—K. G. M. Fraser, j M.R.S.I.

B.SC., M I.C.E. Office Assistant—O. L. Velge

i Deputy Municipal Engineer—A. K.

Fyfe, A.M.i.e.E.

Assist. Municipal Engineers—O. W. Municipal Architect and Builpino

Surveyor’s Department

Gilmbur, N. H. Taylor and G.;

Edmond Municipal Architect

Engineer Surveyor—B.

Assist. Sewerage P.earseK. V.

Engineers— Surveyor—D. C. Rae,andf.R.lb.a.

Building

Cuthhe, A.M.i.e.E., A. W.'B. Gill Chief Assistant—J.

2ndstruct,

Assistant Scott, a.r.i.b.a.

— A. Cannell, a.m.i.

and H. Engineer—J.

Sanitary Brice Curran e., a.m.r.s.i.

Assist. Sanitary Engineer — G.: 3rd Assistant — R. R,M.I.STRUCT.E.

.L.R.I.B.A., A.M.T.P.I., Gardiner,

PritchettSewage Disposal Works —

Manager, Chief Building Inspector—F. T.

R. Harrison Ephraums,

Chief a.m.i.

Draftsman—C. struct.e.

M. S. Nathan

Supt.,

Deputy.Store do.

& Workshop—C. P. Lee Inspector of Playground

—N. Coulson

Supt., Transpt. Cent.—P. L. Barclay Spaces—L. A. Rappa and Open

Chief Clerk—R. Seenivasan

C56 SINGAPORE

Municipal Electricity- Department Legal Advisers—Braddell Bros.

Secretary—L.

Municipal

ElectricalOffice:

Engr.—E. W. P. Fulcher, Assists.—JamesG.M.Logan Fraser, A.R.i.B.A.

A.M.I.E.E. A.M.T.P.I., A. M.I.STRUCT.E., P. M-r

Deputy Electrical Engineer—S. S. Aldred, b.sc. (Eng),

i.m., cy.e., V. P. Barbat, a.m.t.p.i.,

and F.a.m.E.

Wilson, Assist.—T.

Financial A.M.I.E.E. M. Stevens A. B. Sewell Nelson (surveyor in

Chief Clerk—Tan Sim Hong, a.c.c.s. Surveyors—D.

Distribution Department charge), S. J. Beattie

Distribution Engineer—F. Horsfall Chief Clerk—Seah Nghee Khay

District

A. Engineer—W. A. Phipps,

M.I.E.E.

District Engineer—W. C. D. Ball Stores, Workshops and Machinery, j

District Engineer—R. A. Waddle, Municipal—Riyer Valley R'dad

B. Dist. Engr.—E. Kent, SC., Supt., Stores,

A.M.I.E.E. Workshops and J

. Assist. F. H. Machinery—C. P. Lee

Harris and P. C. Sands, A.M.I.E.E. Deputy Supt., Stores

Power shops—N. Coulson

PowerStation

Station(St.Supt.—S.R.

James) Urquhart Asst. Supt. of Machinery -— W. I

L. Kerr

Assist. do. —A.

Boiler House Supt.—A. T. Cameron E. Garden Storekeeper, Municipal Stores— !

Maintenance Engr.— A. G. Bourhill T. Nadaison

Charge 1st Clerk, Municipal Stores— i

son, T.Engineer—A,

E. Hodgson. A.M.Bundy, WilliamD.

Lim Meng Quee

Henderson

M.SC., and C. G. Richards,

A.M.I.E.E. 1st Clerk, Municipal

shops—G. Kathamuthu

Installation Department

Installation Engineer—E.G. Vaugh- Vehicles Department

ton

Assist. do. —Y. de Souza

and H. E. Taunt Registrar—Lt. Col. G. C. Meredith, j

O.B.E., M.C.

Meter Department Depy.

Assist. do.—Capt. G. A. Clements

Meter Superintendent—B. Murcott

Assist. do. —S. W. H. Parker Superv. Registrar—Capt.

& Office Asst.—C. W. Rose !

J. D’Coita

Chief

MachineryInspector—E. G. Staunton

Inspector—P. Wilson

Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, Chief Clerk—D. Sundram

Department

Municipal Vet. Surgeon

Jas. T. Forbes, m.r.c.v.s.and Supt.— Water Department, Municipal

Assist. Municipal Vet. Surgeon—K. Water Engineer—D. J. Murnane,

S. Nair,

Chief o.b.v.c. I. Bracken

Inspector—V. m.c., b.e. (Eng.), a.m.i.c.e.

Assist. Inspector—V. D. Rozario Deputy Water Engineer- S. Reason):

Do. —N.YeokV. Jansen 1st Assist. Water Engineer—F. G. <

Chief Clerk—Chye Hon Hilb B.SC.,Water

Assistant A.M.I.C.E.Engineers — G.

Senior Dresser—K. A. Pillay A.Macdonald,

Cessford, a.m.i.c.e.,

a.m.i.u.e.,andA.S. Nj

CJ;

Singapore Improvement Trust—Muni-

cipal Building; Cable Ad: Itrust Kelly, b.sc., a.m.i.c.e.

Board of Trustees Supt.

A.R.S.I.(Waste Dept.)—J. D. Mair, i

Ex Officio Supt. (Woodleigh Pumping Station) '

Themissioners,

President,S’pore.

Municipal Com- —J. Johore

Supt., B. Best Works—S. W. Bryden i

(chairman) Financial

The Hon. Col. Treasurer,

The Hon. Director of Public S.S. Brown and Office Assist.—Roy

TheWorks, S.S.

The Hon.Commissioner

Municipal Health Officer of Lands N.Z. Perpetual Forests, Ltd. (Incor--

porated in New Zealand)

Manager—

M.T.P.I., L. Langdon

L.R.I.B.A., Williams, Financial Agents—Derrick & Co.i t

W. A. Fell I J. A.M.I.STRUCT.E.

Elias Hong Kong Bank Chambers,

S. Q. Wong I W. J. Wilcoxson Singapore

 SINGAPORE C57

Naina Mohamkp & Sons, General Mer- Nanyang Pharmacy—232, South Bridge

chants, Importers, Exporters and Manu- Road

facturers’ Agents, Wholesalers and Re-

tailers in Provisions, Patent Medicines Nanyang Siang Pau Press, Ltd.—974,

Cigars, Cigarettes, Tobacco, Toilet Re- North Bridge Road; Teleph. 2369, Cable

quisites, etc.—22,

2fi69; Cable Battery Codes:

Ad: Salamat; Road; Teleph.

A.B.C. Ad: Siangpau; P.0. Box 27. Town Office:

4th & 5th edns., Bentley’s and Private. 84, Telok Ager Street; Teleph. 3743

Branches:

Lumpur; 3, Jalan Kedein, Pulau Kuala

26, Qld Market Square, Sam-

boe; 17, Jalan Kedeih, Pulau Bukom Nanyo “NichiNichi Shimbun”—Victoria

Proprietors—Adam X.Abdul Rahiman,

Adam N. Mohd. Ebrahim and Adam Street

N. Abdul Salam Nanyo Printing Office, Printers and

Najmee, G. E., Exchange Brokers and Stationers—77, Middle Road; Teleph.

Commission Agents—(Room No. A6); 2680; Cable Ad: Koguti

K. Koguti, managing proprietor

7,Ad:Malacca Street; Teleph. 7969;

Najmee; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th Cable

edns. and A1 Nathan, M. & E., Electrical Radio

Namazie, M. A., Exporter and Importer and Sound Engineers—96, North

Bridge Road; Teleph. 4856; Cable

—19, Malacca Street; Teleph.

Cable Ad: Slam; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6473; Ad: Emin

6th edns., Bentley’s, Scott’s and Acme

National Employers Mutual General

Nan Sin Optical House, Manufactur- porated Insurance Association, Ltd.

Official(Incor-

ing Opticians—Head Office : 325, surers to inTheEngland) In-

North Bridge Road. Branch: 65, tion of Malaya,Automobile Motor,

Associa-

Eire, Burg-

Stamford Road “The Eye Clinic”; lary, Workmen’s Compensation,.

Cable Ad: Nanchintra

P. S. Dzing, o.n. (Phila), manag- Every Risk Rated on its Merits—

Meyer Chambers, Raffles Place; P.O.

ing proprietor Box 414; Teleph. 2845; Cable Ad:

N emgial

Nanayakaka, M.W. J., Produce Merchant, N. S. Wise, manager for Malaya

Importer and Exporter of Sea

Pepper, Coffee, Sago, Tapioca, Gambier,Shells,

Gums of all kinds, Pineapples, Citronella National City Bank of New York—

Oil, Ceylon Cocoanut Oil, Tea, Coir (See Banks)

Rope, Fibre,Teleph,

Building; etc., etc.

2879;—D-12a,

CableUnion

Ad:

Swastika; Codes: A.B.C. 5th & 6th and National Commercial & Sayings Bank

(see Banks)

Bentley s Complete Phrase Code

Nang Heng & Co., Musical Instrument National Mutual

Australasia Ltd.Life Association of

Dealers—103-105, Selegie Road General agents:

Nansung Boustead A Co., Ltd., Union Building

Street Trading Co., The—387, Victoria Nederlandsche Handel Maatschappij,

ft®® N. V. (Netherlands Trading Socie-

ty)—2406, Cecil Street; Cable Ad:

Nanyang Bros. Tobacco Co., Ltd. (In- : Gardena. Plead Office: Amsterdam.

corporated in China) — 30, Wallicli J. Th. van Rossum, manager

Street; Teleph. 2880; Cable Ad: P. H. Bonnerman, accountant

Nytob; Codes: A.B.C, 5th edition, P. Boekestein, cashier

Bentley’s and Private Assistants—G. A. Coppens, J. O.

Lee Fong Hee, manager Driessen, C. H. de Veer, C. W.

Loo Yau Ching, assist, mgr. P’unke and I. Wisse

C58 SINGAPORE

Nederland Line Royal Dutch Mail Omar bin Abdul Rahmaii

(N. V, Sfcoomvaarfc Maatschappij Neder- T. Yoshida

land) — 41, Robinson Road; Telephs. Miss D. Wales

5801-2; Cable Ad: Suezboot; Codes: Export Department

Scott’s 10th edn., A.B.C. 6th edn. S.

B. Th. Kleyn, manager

H. P. J. van Ketwich Verschmir, K.Kotajima

Yamanato,

T.K. Nakajima

Fujiki II Tan Tan Tin

HockSeng

Seng

P. asst,

E. H.manager

Bodel Bienfait A. Yamada | Teo .Seng Bee

Miss D. G. Maples Import Department

Agents for M. Kobuyaki

Holland East. Asia Line T. Terai

Travellers’ Official Information Bu- K. Fukumaru

reau of Netherland India Wee

Choe Lock Ahmad

EngCheng Chile bin Awangr

Nestlk & Angeo-Swiss Condensed Milk Tan Ch,ee Qhee

Company, Condensed Milk, Sweetened PassageLimDepartment

or Unsweetened, Natural Sterilised S. Yatnanaka I H G. A. Davey

Milk, Cream, Infants’ Foods, Chocolate F. Tsuyismu | We Aik Hock

and

Milk Cocoa,

and Proprietors

“Lactogen”of—144 “Milkmaid”

to 147, Account and Supplies Department

Cecil Street; Telephs. 5495-6;, Cable T. Shimazaki

Ad:

Union,Nestanglo;

Bentley’s Code: A.B.C. Western

and Liebers H. Masuda 1 L. Minjoot

H. C. Shrubsole, (Singapore) manager F. Yamaguchi | Yeo Eng Wah

for

Sarawak Malaya, B. N. Borneo and Noble, Dr. Joseph W., & Co., American

S. J. Wilson, manager for Singapore Derital Surgeon.?—17, Bonham Building,.

R. S. Sawyer, a.l. a.a., accountant Bonham Code:

Carbon; Street;Bentley’s

Teleph. 6824; Cable Ad:

S.G. Corai,

G. Hartmanager| for R, F.D.Heath

E. I. Outer Noordin & Co., F. M., General Merchants,

Eossessions (Singapore) Exporters, Importers and Commission

A.. deP. Hutchison,

F. Garland, assist

do! Agents—189, Cecil Street; Teleph. 7950;

Advertising Dept. (Malaya and Dutch) Cable Calcutta,Ad: Noordin.

Madras, Agencies

Rangoon,atColombo,

Bombay,

East Indies): Tutioorin, Karachi, Bussra, Bahrein,

S. S. Franklin Aden,Port

New Singapore Ice Works, Suez, Jaffa,Said,Port

Ltd. (Incor- don, Bangkok,Sudan, Alexandria,

Sourabaya, Lon-

porated in Batavia), Ice Manufacturers Kobe, Hongkong and Shanghai

—10, Larut Road; Teleph. 6418; Cable Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bremen

Ad: Petodjo; Code: A.B.C. 5th edn. Freight—Harrisons, BarkerChambers;

&, Co.,

New Zealand Insurance Co., Ltd. (In- Ltd. (Chartered

Teleph. 5009; Cahle Bank

Ad: Nordlloyd),

corporated

Marine in New Zealand), Bank

andTeleph.

Accident—Hongkong Fire, agents ..

Chambers; 5861; P-O. Box 411; passenger—Lohinann

Robinson Road;,.' & Co.,7565;

j^eieph. Ltd.Cable

(124,

Cable Ad: Newzico Ad: Nord pass), agents

Adamson, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd., general A. Wurthmann

F. agents

C. M. St. Paul, mgr. (Insce. dept.) North British & Mercantile Insurance-

Nippon Baiyaku Kaisha, Ltd.—49, North Co., Ltd. (Incorporated

tain)—Branch Office: Meyer in Great Bri-

Chambers,

Bridge Road; Teleph: 7241 Raffles Place; Teleph. 2518; Cable Ad:

Nippon Yusen Kaisha (Incorporated in Norbrit; R. B.

Code: Bentley’s

Heiily, manager

Japan)

Place; — Meyer5841-3;

Telephs. Chambers,

Cable Ad:16 Yusen;

Raffles W. S. Hoseasdn, assistant

Codes: Bentley’s 2nd edn. Associated Companies—

K. Morino, manager Rail

OceanWhyMarine

Passe ngers Assu rance

Insurance Co.

Co., Ld.

General

B. Mineo Department Fine Art and General Insce. Co., Ld.

The Insurance Office of Australia, Ld.

 SINGAPORE C59

North China Inshranoe Co., Ltd. Osaka Shosen Ka.isha, Ltd. (Osaka

cantile Steamship1 Co., Ltd., Incorpor- Mer-

, (Incorporated in Great Britain), Marine, ated in Japan)-:- ?;, He Souza, Street;

Fire and Workmen’s Compensation-

Union Building, Collyer Quay; Teleph. Telephs. Codes: A.B.C.5337-8-9;

5th Cable Ad: Shosen:

edn., Bentley’s and

598);,

Sbangbai Cable Ad: Mandarin. Head Office: Scott’s 10th edn.

W. R. Mansfield, branch mgr.

S. M. Garrard Overseas Assurance Corporation,

C. L. Slater Ltd., The, Fire, Marine,CarWorkmen’s

Compensation and Motor Insurance

Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society, —Street; HeadTeleph.

Office: 5808;

ChinaCable

Building,

Ad: Chulia

Centen-

Ltd. (Incorporated in Great Britain) ary; Codes: Bentley’s and A,B;C. 6th

Singapore Branch: Hongkong

Building; Teleph. 2691; Cable Ad: Bank edn.

Nufam; Code: Bentley’s. Head Office: Board of Directors — S. Q.

(chairman), Dr. S. C. Yin (deputy Wong

Norwich chairman), Lim Kim Seng, Ong Boon

B. L. Misselbrook, manager Tat, Chua Poh Siang. Yeo Ban Keng,

J. L. Champness, .assist, do. Lee Kong Chian, K. C. Eu, Lee

Chim Tuan,

Lock, Hon. Pang,

Lim Chong Mr. TanLimCheng

Liat

s » a « sa Boon and Chee. Guan Chiang

‘Ocean .Accident and Guarantee J. Tan

W. Harries, managing director

Peck Jim, general manager

edCorporation, Ltd., General

in Great Britain), TpE , (Incorporat-

Insurance Choa Joon Hean, fire manager

Goh Tong Liang, accident mgr.

Business—Malayan Branch: Chartered Yeo Peng Kiat, compradore

BankNaeco;

Ad: Chambers; Teleph. 2310; Cable

Code: Bentley’s

C. Norman Bennett, mgr. for Malaya Osborne-Jones, D. G., Advocate and So-

P. W. F. Mills, assist. do.

Assistants—B. J. S.Wright, R. H. licitor—11a,

Cable

Change Alley; Teleph. 3321;

Peall, A. L. Hill, van Gelderen

(Java), W. Baay (Java), J. M. G.Ad: Osborne-Jones,

Osborne-Jones m.a. (Oxon),

D.Barrister-at-law

Berveling (Java), E. J. Abendanon,

(Java) W. C. Knipers and H. F. Overseas Pharmacy—Victoria Building,

Willemse (Medan) 55, Victoria Street

Ocean Steam Ship Co., Ltd. (Incorpor- Overseas Chinese Bank (see Banks)

ated in England) Overseas Trading Co., General

Mansfield & Co., Ld.,

Building, Collyer Quay) agents (“Ocean” chants and Commission Agents,Mer-

and

Manufacturers’

Robinson Road Representatives—7 & 9,

[Oriental Bill Posting Co., Ltd., Paglar Pharmacy—325, North Bridge Rd.

Advertising Contractors—7, Malacca

Street; Teleph. 3613; Cable Ad: P. & O. Banking Corpn. {see Banks)

Orbipo

M. L. Marcus, managing director Pan-Pacific Oil Co. of Malaya, Petro-

leum and its Products—3, Raffies Place;

^Oriental Telephone and Electric Co., Cable Ad: Panol

tf Ltd. (Incorporated in the United King-

| dom)—Offices and Exchange:

Cable Ad: Telephone

Oakenpin Paramount Film Service,

House, Hill Street;

J. D. Pierrepont, manager Paramount Pictures (IncorporatedLtd.,in

F.R. W.V. Boardman, Australia), Cinematograph

Robinson Road;FilmTeleph.

Dis-

Stainforth, assist, manager

exchange engineer tributors—51,

7206; Cable Ad: Paramount; Universal

J. Phillip, assist. do. Code and Bentley’s

A.. Buchanan, cablelines engineer J, East

A. Groves, general manager for Far

F.I. Maclachlan, do.

A. Bickerdike, instal. do. P. Verdayne, manager

A. J. Thursfield,.maintenance engr.

H. L. Kypg, assist, .engineer Park Hotel—239, Victoria Street

C60 SINGAPORE

Paterson, Simons & Co., Ltd. (Incor- Pennefather, and J.Appraiser,

P., f.s.i.,S.S.Chartered

orated in England), Merchants—Prince Surveyor Pasir Panjang Road; Teleph. 81073

— 370-1,

treot & Collyer Quay; Cable Ad:

son. London Office Paterson, Simons & Pater-

Co., Ld., London House, Crutched Friars, Peoples Dispensary—82, Rochore Road

E.C. 3; and

andWilliam

Port at Penang, Kuala Lumpur

Swettenham

Heard Shelford, managing Peruvian Consulate—((See Consulates)

director and Chairman (London)

William Purd Wellwood

ging director (London) Ker, mana- Petrie, Ltd., Bruce, Rubber Estate

Arthur Patrick Cameron, director Agents—Union Building, Collyer Quay

Eric(Singapore)

Wm. Paterson, do. (London) Pharmacy Bridge Road

Branch Office—3G7r North

Frederick Pool Harris, do. do.

Frederick Henry Temperley, director Philharmonic Society of St. Cecilia (see

(KualaWalter

Ronald Lumpur)McKerrow, director Associations)

(Singapore)

J. per

B. pro.

Myles, C. G. Windle, sign Phiroze & Co., Importers, Exporters and

M. Buchanan, J. W. Brookes C. E. Commission Agents — 3-b, Finlayson

Green; Cable Ad: Phirozeong; Codes:

Courtenay, B H. Carson, W. S. S. A.B.C. 5th edn., Bentley’s, Univ. Trade

Daniel, D. R. Godfrey F. E. Phiroze R. Mistry

Rowland, R.S. L.I). Oggier,

Rumcker, Stephen,J. H.

H.

Willmott, Phoenix Road;

AeratedCableWater Works—63,

(Coal Hulk)Capt. W. H. Palmer Anson Bentley’s; Teleph.

Ad: Phoenix;

3463

Code:

Pathodoins, Ltd., British Manufacturers’ N. R. Mistri, manager

Representatives; Hardware and Steel Phu Yik Press, Paper Merchants — 38,

Merchants—Showroom:

Teleph. 6250; P.O. Box 72,

251;Cecil

CableStreet;

Ad: Hill Street

Pathodgins; Code: Bentley’s PIchon & Co., Y., General Merchants—

Pattara, Z., Cigars 166, Neil Road; Cable Ad: Yipichon;

—49, High Street; &Cable

Cigarettes Importer Code:

Ad: Pattara Marconi’s

Pavilion Ltd., Film Distributors—269, Pilot BoARD-^(Nee Associations)

Orchard Road; Cable Ad: Pathe; Codes:

A.B.C.

A. L. 5th edn. andmanager

Schiesser, Bentley’s

director Poak Chae Dispenary—83, North Bridge

Road

Peek & Co., Ltd., Francis, (Incorp. in Portuguese Consulate (See Consulates)

England),General

Insurance Merchants, Exporters,

Branches atAgents andSourabaya—E-2,

Batavia, Estate Agents

Hongkong

6384; Cable Bank Chambers; Teleph. Portuguese

Ad: Franpekoe

Mission and Procure des

Missions—(^ee under Churches)

J. Baillie, manager PoavellEstate

& Co.,Agents—12,

Ltd., Auctioneers,

Penang Biograph Co., Distributors of and RobinsonValuers

Road;

Teleph. 6206;

Silent, Talkies and Equipment—68* A.B.C. 5th edn. and Bentley’s Cable Ads: Powell; Code:

Prinsep Street: Teleph. 4308; Cable

Ad: Biograph; Codes: A.B.C. 4th Prager, M., Importer and Manufacturers’

and 5th edns. Representative—159, Cecil St. r Cable

Ad: Prager; Code: Mosse

Peninsular & Oriental Steam Navi- Prince Line (Incorporated in England)

gation Co. (Incorporated in England

byR.Royal Charter)—Office:

agent I C.Collyer Quay —Hong Agents:Kong Bank Chambers

H.V. F.Harris,

Hammond M. Jenkin —Adamson Gilfi llan & Co., Ltd.

P. C. Barnes | O. L. Bugge Prinsep Dispensary—Prinsep Street

 SINGAPORE C61

Printers Limited (Incorporated in S.S.)> Kuala Lumpur Branch—6-8, Java

Printers, Lithographers, Publishers, Street; Teleph. 3388; Cable Ad:

Bookbinders and Merchants—^Registered

Office: 10,| Collyer Quay; Works: Tra- Radserco

falgar Street and Siak Street; Telephs. T. A. Dineen, mgr. & engineer

3987Directors

(Office)—and 5886 (3 lines) (Works). W\ J. Wright, engineer

W. H. Macgregor, J. A. Raffles Bakery and Confectionery —

F. Clarke and R.manager

W. Peachey, L. Plastic Proprietors; Raffles Hotel, Ltd., Bras

Basah Road

E. A. Fooks, secretary

W. Gunstone, factory manager

L. Willis, assistant Raffles Garage—Beach Road

E.F. G.Owsiak,

Cackett,do.lithographer Raffles Hotel, Ltd., proprietors

W. Williams, salesman Raffles Hotel, Ltd.—2, Beach Road;

Provincial Insurance Co., Ltd. (In- Registered ing;

Offices: French Bank Build-

corporated in England) Codes:Teleph.

A.B.C. 5381; CableWestern

5th edn., Ad: Raffles;

Union

Stephens Paul & Co., genl. agts. T. Troller, manager

Evatt & Co., secretaries

Prudential Assurance Company,in Associated with E. & O. Hotel, Ltd.

Limited, The (Incorporated Penang

England), Life, Fire, Marine, Motor Car, Rahamin Penhas, Merchants and Com-

I Motor BurglaryCycle,insurance

and Personal Accident, mission Agents—86, Robinson Road;

and Workmen's

Corporation — 17-18, Mercantile Bank Teleph. 6233; Cable Ad: Penhas; Codes:

Bldg.;

L. A.Teleph. 3314;branch

Williams, Ad: Prudasco A.B.C.

Cablemanager Bentley’s5thSecond,

and 6thLieber’s,

edns., Universal

Bentley’s,

Trade, Tanner’s Council, Rudolf Mosse

f Queen’s, High Class Athletic Goods—3, and Private

Supplement, Kaytex Acme and

Prince

Tennis Street; Teleph. 7634; Cable Ad: Rahamin Penhas, Abraham Penhas

and Isaac Penhas, managers

Queensland Insurance Co., Ltd. (Incor- Raffles Institution (See Educational)

/ porated

Accidentin—Australia),

Gresham Fire,House,Marine and

Battery Raub Australian

Road; Cable Ad: McAlister

I McAlister & Co., Ltd., chief corner Ltd.—Head Office: Gold

“EmpireMining Co.,

Chambers,”

agents of Queen and Wharf Streets;

P.O.Secretaries—Chas.

Box 277d, BrisbaneA. Clarke & Son

C. E. Gibson, resident officer Local Directors—James Robertson and

Radio Communication Co., Ltd., Ma- S. H. Moss

Local Secretaries—Derrick & Co.

rine Wireless Telegraph Apparatus

—35, Robinson Road; Teleph. 3707; Recreation Clubs (See under Clubs)

Cable Ad : Thulium; Code: Mar-

i coni International Redfearn’s Horse Repository, Grain Mer-

chants — Amber Mansions, 4, Penang

4 Radio Service Co. of Malaya, Ltd., Code: Road; Teleph. 6311; Cable Ad: Red fearn;

I Sole Agents and Representatives of A.B.C. 5th edn. and Bentley’s

l Leading Wireless Manufacturers— W. W. Redfearn

] Singapore

as Headquarters: Broad- Redpatii Brown

; ,eOrchardt HouseRoad; (Station '‘Z.H.I.”),

Teleph. 2/4,' Structural Steelwork for Buildings, etc.

7399; Cable —Singapore Branch

| Ad: A.B.C. 5th edn., Kendells etc.

J. Douglas-Newton, managing, dir. Bank Chambers; P.O. Office:

Box 416;Hongkong

Teleph.

? E. C. Yates, technical director 6098; Cable Ad: Colum

J. Howard, L. P. Lambert and Reid it Co., J., Timber Merchants, En-

j E. E. Golighty,- engineers gineers

Singapore Retail & Service Depot

R. M. Brown, engineer Box 461;andCable

General Merchants—P.O.

Ad: Redskin; All Com-

mercial Codes used. Also at Sarawak

C62 SINGAPORE

Remington Rand Inc, (Incorporated Teikoku

Japanese KaijiMarine

Kyokai (The Imperial

Corpn.)

in U.S.A:) Deb Norske Veritas

Rennie & Co., J. S. M., Incorporated Wikborgs Assuranceselskab

Accountants : Chartered Secretaries Assurancefbreningen Skuld

Rubber Estate Agents—Cecil House,: Dampskibsassuranceforeningen

Sjoassurandorenes Centralforening Vidar

9, De Souza Street Bergens Assuranceforening

Rennie, Lowick A Co., Chartered Ac-

countants—Hongkong

Cable Ad: Renlowick; Bank Codes:Chambers;

Bentley’s Robinson & Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in

andBaldwyn

A. B.C. 5th and 6th edns. Straits Settlements), General and

Lowick, a.c.a., partner Athletic

makers, Tailors Outfitters,

and Drapers,

Complete Dress-

House

R. W. S. Drummond, c.A., do, Furnishers, Wine Caterers—Raffles

and Provision

D. , Phillip, c.A., do. Merchants & General

J.D. Beeton,

Stark, c.A.,c.A., assistant

do. Place; and at JavaStreet, Kuala Lumpur.

London: Balfour House,; Finsbury

J. F. L. Cowin, a.c.a., do. Pavement, E.C. 2. Cable Ads: Robinson,

Sinagore; Robco, Kuala Lumpur

Directors—R. Page, W. H. MacGregor,

Reuben Bros, Ltd., Share and General A. DobSon and W. A. Fell

Brokers—7a, De Souza St.; Teleph. 4547; L. joint

C. Hutchings

Cable Ad: Hayoo; Codes:

6th, edns. and Bentleys Code A.B.C. 5th and managers and 'A. J. Donald,

R.C.N.

N. Reuben, director E. C. Cherrington, assist, manager

Reuben, do. W. Greig, signs per pro.

M. N. Reuben, do. F.V. A.C. Cox,

Hare, do.

do.

Reuter’s, Ltd., Reuter’s Commercial Ser-

vice (Incorporated

Arcade; Teleph. 5357; in England)—39,

Cable Ad: Reut-The Robinson Piano Co., Ltd., Piano and

singa Auto-Piano Importers, Repairers and

F. Reynold Jones, manager Tuners, Music and Musical Instrument;

See Gim Hock, chief clerk SoleColumbia

for Agents inGrafonolas

China, Straits and Siam

andQuay;

Records—

Ritchie & Bisset, Consulting Engineers, Ad: Pianomaker. Branches atCable

Winchester House, Collyer

K.

Marine Surveyors, and NavalCable

Architects Lumpur, Ipoh, Penang, Bangkok,

—G-3, Union Building; Ad: Shanghai and Tientsin

Ritchie;Bentley’s,

edn., Teleph, 7165;

Bentley’sCodes:2ndA.B.C. 5th

Phrase, W. A. Strevens, manager

Western

and Union, Five Letter Edition

Engineering

F. G. Ritchie, m.i.mech.e., m.i.n.a., Rochore Dispensary—104, Rochore Road

m.i.mar.e., partner

S. partner

A. Anderson, a.m.i.n.a., m.i.mar.e., Rodyk & Davidson, Advocates, Solicitors

Assistants R. Evans, W.m.b.e.,T. ; and

— E. M.LMAR.E.,

A. M.I.MECH.E.,

Notaries—4, Raffles Place; Cable

Ad:Charles

RodykV. Miles, b.a., solicitor, partner

Mathieson, m.i.mar.e., T. W. S. J.H.E.Dyne,b.a.,(Cantab)

C. Cobbett, do.,

Knowles, a.mj.n.a.,

A. Brown, m.i.mar.e., D. Scotta.m.i.mech.e., do., do. do.

(Naval

(Naval Architect),

Architect), J. K. G.

Pedroza, Yule

G. L.

F. Willis and T. R. Heigh Roepresentatives

& Cp:, R. E., and Manufacturers’

CommissiomRe-

K. L. N.Wong,

Mrs. cashierstenographer

S. Hogan, and bookkeeper Agents — 8, Bonham Building;

Survei/ers to : Teleph. 2457; Cable Ad: Romal

R. E. Roe, managing proprietor

The British Corpn. Register of Ship-

ping Aircraft

Bureau Veritas Registry of Shipping Rogers & Co., Ltd., T.B., Publishers &

Germanischer Lloyd

“ Registro Italiarw” Advertising Specialists—94, Robinson

Road; Cable Ad: Sregor

 SINGAPORE 06^

Honeo, Ltd. (Incorporated in England), Roysons (The' Malayan Sports Depot),

Modern Office Equipment—3, Malacca Wholesale and Retail Sports dealers—

111, North Bridge Road; Teleph.

Street;

Codes; Teleph. 6275;edn.Cable

A.B.C. 5th andAd;Bentley’s.

Eoneo; 2938; Cable Ad: sportsman

Penang Branch; T9, Beach Street; Proprietors

Maliajan, —M.I).R. R.Mahajan

Mahajan,and B.R. R.S.

Teleph. 551. Kuala Lumpur Branch: Mahajan

Java Street; Teleph. 2624. Ipoh Branch:

110-112, Belheld Street; Teleph. 229,

Head Office:

London, W.C. 17, Southampton Row, Rubber Estates and Other Plantations^

A. V. Goodale, manager etc.—(See Rubber Estate Section)’

Sacred Heart Church—(Ste Churches)

Royal A dveutising & Bill Posting Co ,

Ltd.,

postingThe,andAdvertising Specialists, Bill Saiboo Marican & Co., K., Dubashes,

painting contractors—163

Moulmein Road; Cable Ad: Klasroyal Shipchandlers

Rallies Quay; Teleph. and Stevedores—1a,

7645; Cable Ad:

F. V. Klass, manager Saibodubas; Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn. and

A. Scharnhorst, assistant Bentley’s

Royal Asiatic Society (see Associations) Saiboo Maricar Sons, S. M., General Im-

porters and Machinery—12, Market St.

Royal

ufacturersDrugofIndustries,

Toilet andThe, Man-

Medicinal

Soaps, Sakura Hotel —32, Sophia Road

Cream, Painbalm, Hair-oil,

Toilet and Hair Cold

Pharmaceutical Sandilands, ButteryCable

k Co.,Ad:Merchants—

Specialities — 163, Moulmein Road, Meyer Chambers; Sandilands

Singapore; Cable Ad: Klasdaug; Codes: A. E. Goodrich, partner (London)

A.B.C. 5th edn., Bentley’s, Universal, G.H. R,C. K.Street,

Mugliston, do.

do. do. do.

Acme and Private

Royal Exchange Assurance (Incor- J. R. Berinetc, do.

A. C. Smith, signs per pro. . (Penang)

porated by Royal Charter a d. 1720), T. L. Palmer, do.

Fire,

Workmen’s Marine,Compensation,

Motor Car,Fidelity, Life, E. A. Fairlie, do.

Guarantee and Administration Bonds— Satake & Co, T., Importers, Exporters-

Chief Office for the Eastern Archipelago: and General Merctiants—18 and 18-2,

6,2599;Chartered

Cable Bank Foxhound;

Chambers; Teleph. Prinsep Street; Teleph, 6874; Cable Ad:

Bentley’s and Ad:

A.B.C. 5th edn. Codes: Head SatakeT. Y.Satake, proprietor

Office: Royal Lee,

A. Gordon Exchange,

residentLondon

manager Yainashita, manager

W. D. Brooks, assistant T.T.Kaniaya,

Suhara, assistant

accountant

Central Agents A. Sujak, general clerk

Singapore

Agency — National Underwriters Saunders & Macphail, Exchange Brokers

Kuala Lumpur—Paterson, Simons & —Mercantile Bank Chambers;

2972; Cable Ad: Dash wood

Teleph..

Co., Ld., and J. A. Russell

Ipoh, and Sungei Patani—G. W. & Co. L. R. Macphail

Wilson & Co., Ld.

Marine Agents Sayers,

Agent—10, M., Merchant and Commission

Malacca Street; Cable Adt

Singapore, KualaBarkers

—Harrisons, Lumpur& Co.,

and Penang

Ltd. Sayers; Codes. Bentley’s, Western Union

Penang—Wm. Jacks & Co'. (Mala- and Acme

ya), Ltd. Sayna Abdul Kader, (Established

Fire and Motor Car Agents 1885), Dubash amd Stevedore, Sup-

Penang—Ching Keng Lee & Co., Ltd. plier of Dunnage, Mats, Woods,

Royal Insurance Co., Ltd. (Incorporated etc.—7, Scantlings, Saw-dust, Provisions^

in Great Britain) Malacca Street; Teleph..

7629; Cable Ad: Kader

C64 SINGAPORE

n& B & Shoe fu na Seietar Grange, Hotel and Italian

Schiffnek & Co., Commission Agents—6, Restaurant, Swimming Pool and Large

North Bridge Rd.; Teleph. 7342; Cable Garden—15 f Miles Thomson-Seletar

Ad: Schiffner; Codes: Bentley’s, Rudolf Road

Mosse,

5th edn. Universal Trade and A.B.C. Senda & Co., Ltd., Export and Coal

O. Schiffner Merchants—

Place; Teleph.Rafiks Chambers,

3719; Cable Baffles

Ad: Senda

Scruff & Zoon, N., Diamond Cutters— M. Senda

10, Jalan Pisang; Cable Ad: Sohamos

® m m m

Scotia Import Co., The, General Im- Shanghai Works,

Trading Co., Drawn Thread

Embroideries, Cross-Stitch

porters— 2, Pinlayson Green; Teleph. Works, vVare,

CrepeandUnderwear,

7602;andCable

5th Ad: Scotiaoil; Codes: A.B.C. Ivory

Bentley’s CamphorMahjong Set,

Wood cbesc

F. J. L. Mayger, manager — 55, High Street; Cable Ad: Shaitrad

N. Fyfe, assist. do.

Miss O. Klassen, steno. =iE is: #

Scotia Lubricating Oil Co., The,—2, Shan Yee Studio, Specialists in Com-

mercial Art Drawings & Paintings

Finlayson Green; Teleph. 7602;

Ad: Scotiaoil; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and cal Cable on Hoardings, Signboards, Theatri-

Bentley’s Sceneries, Posters, Block-design-

F. N.J. Fyfe,

L. Mayger, manager ing, Wall Advertisements and

assist, do. Advertising Agents for Local

Miss O. Klassen, steno. Papers. Also Advertising Contrac-

Distributors of the. Products of tors for ‘‘The Great World Shows”

The Burmah Oil Co., Ld., Rangoon Singapore—94,. Cecil Street; Teleph.

The “ Lauritzen ” Brick Boiler 3772

Water Purifier S. Y. Wang, artist

Sea View Hotel (Sea View Hotel, Ltd., and Solicitors — &26a,Demuth,

Shelley-Thompson Advocates

Change Alley,

Proprietors)—Tanjong Katong; Teleph. Singapore,

Pah at; Tefephs. 6026 (Singapore),Batu

and 82, Jalan Soga, 127

5566;

5th edn.CableandAd: Seaview; Codes: A.B.C. (Batu

Bentley’s Pahat); CableA.B.C.

Ad: 5thShelley-

Messrs. Rennie Lowick & Co., and Thompson ; Godes: edn.

secretaries Bentley’s

W.at-law complete phrase

E. Demuth, m a. (Oxon.), barrister-

Directors—Messrs. G. M. Meyer,

G. Laycock, R. M. Meyer, D. M.

David and B. Lowick

H. O. Waser, general manager

F. A. Riby, manager Shorthand Correspondence School (see

Educational)

Season Co., Ltd., Pianoforte and Musical Siamese Consulate (see Consulates)

Instrument

Road Teleph.Dealers—115,

; Bentley’s NorthSeasonco;

6761; Cable Ad: Bridge

Code: Sime, Darby

Rubber Estate andCo.,TinLtd. Plantation,

Mine Agents and

Cheong Chew Lan, director Valuers, Import, Export and Produce

Ho Siak Kwan, M.B.E., do. Merchants and Shipping and Insurance

J.TayY. Lian Teck,manager

W. Seek, j.p., do.and secretary Agents— Head Office: 5, Malacca Street;

Registered Office: 4, Fort Road, Malacca;

Chang Chee Ngan, accountant Cable Ad: Broomhall’s

Simit; Codes:Rubber,

A.B.C. 5th edn.,

P.LauM.FookWong, piano tuner Bentley’s,

Seng, book-keeper Union, Acme,

Branches: Malacca, and Western

LombardPenang, Private.

Kuala

Sehat Dispensary—108, Rochore Road Lumpur, Ipoh, Seremban, Muar and

Kuching

Shaw Darby (Sarawak).

& Co., London Agents—

Ld., Winchester

Sehat Pharmacy—239, Bencoolen Street House, Old Broad St., E.C. 2

 Directors—J. M. Sime,

Sime, o.b.e.,

(Chairman). Sin Seng Mou

Major T.W.F. M.

Sellar, Anderson Foie, o.a.,A. Lee

M, and General Commission Agents—12,

China Tuan, H. S. Russell, Hon. Mr. Cecil Street;

Telephs. 5208 &Cable Ad: Sinsengmoh;

5209; Codes: A.B.C. 5th

Tan Cheng Lock, c.b.r. and F. M. edn., Bentley’s, Commercial Telegraph

A.Edmonds

M. Efisson, c.A., accountant and Cable and Private

Rubber and Produce Department

C. G. Osborne Sincere Dispensary, Ltd.- 59, Hill Street

Insurance Department Branch: 11, Chulia Street, Wholesale

M. H. Department

Carr and Retail Chemists and Druggists;

Import CableExporters

and Ad: Sincere,ofSingapore.

Drugs, Importers

Chemical

H. Johnstone Surgical Appliances and Patents of

G. G. Lewis | G. Boas Famous Manufacturers

Building Materials & Engineering Dept.

G. W. Piercy Sincere Insurance and Investment Co.r

G.G. R.Mitchell

L. Moger |I G.T. Carter

P. Wilson Ltd. (Incorporated in Hong Kong) —14,

Tobacco Dept. Chulia Street; Teleph. 7746; Cable Ad:

C. Fittock Scervestco

Carreras Ltd. — Representative:

UnionDonald

Oil andMackenzie

Asphalt Dept. Singapore Automobile Club (ich Clubs)

K. B. Grautoff Singapore Cricket Club—(Nee Clubs)

Simoda & Co., B. S., Importers and Ex-

porters -— 88, Robinson; Road Teleph. Singapore Bar Committee (see Associa-

6781;

6th edn.CableandAd: Simoda; Codes: A.B.C.

Bentley's tions)

N. Shimoda Singapore Chamber of Commerce (see

Simplex Concrete Piles (Malaya), Ltd., Associations)

Engineers (5th

Building and Contractors—G-10,

floor); P.O. BoxUnion 533; Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rub-

Cable ber Association—(Nee Associations)

LondonAd Office:

: Simplexco; Code: Bentley’s.

137, Victoria Street,

Westminster,

H. P. Lancaster,S.W.l.m.i.struct.e., dir. Singapore Chinese Chamber of Com-

J. K. Lancaster, a.m.i. struct, e., dir. merce—(See Associations)

;Teo, Kim Watc, acting manager Singapore Gold Storage Co., Ltd.

Sin Chye Hin, Timber Merchants and Cold Storage Proprietors

facturers—Registered andand

Office Ice Stores:

Manu-

Steam

off KallangSawmillers—46, Padang

Road; Teleph. 7479.Jeringau

Head Borneo Wharf; Teleph. 5241 (5 lines);

Office: Chop Chye Hin, 416, Beach Road Cable Ad: Storage; Codes: A.B.C. 5th

Tan Chian edn., Western Union, Bentley’s and Pri-

vate. Retail Depots: 176, 178, 180, 182

n 0 m & and 184, Orchard

telegraphic, addressRoad; (See heading

j- under Special

Sin Chew Jit Poh, Ltd., Chinese Retail Depot) also at Selegie Road;

Leading Daily News in Malaya—59-61 Grange Road Market, Keppel Harbour

Robinson Road; Teleph. and Katong.Klang,

Branches:

Ipoh, Kuala

Kampar,Lumpur,

2108 (manager’s residence)3283and(office),

3634 Seremban,

Anson, Taiping, Penang, Bagan Luar,

-Teluk

(editor’s residence);

Aw Boon Haw, director Cable Ad: Starnews Sungei Patani, Kuantan, Malacca and

Ling Ai Ming, general manager Kota Bahru, Kelantan. Selling Agencies:

Fu Wu Mun, editor Johore Bahru, Muar, Medan

Bangkok, Kutching, (Sarawak), Sand- (Deli),

^5 0 S ^ ir akan (B.N.B.j, etc.

Sin Kuo Min Press, Malaya’s Leading Directors—C. R. Cherry

W. H. MacGregor, J. A. (chairman),

Clarke and

Chinese

See BokDaily—49, Robinsondirector

Poon, managing Road Hon. Mr. James Robertson

H. T. Tan, advertising manager R. F. Palmer, acting manager and

secretary

C66 SINGAPORE

Assistants —II. G. Allen, a.c.a., (on New Zealand Co-operative Honey

leave), R. N. Elliot, J.

T. McLachlan, E. E. Monk, o.b.e.E. I), Graham, Producers’ Association Ld.—Im-

ami A. K. Smith perial Bee Honey

George

“ Silverdish” Hams Nicksonand&Bacon

Co., Ld.—

Miss F. Pullen, stenographer engr. William Arnott, Ld.—Biscuits and.

J.W.J.Sharpe,

C. Innes, superintendant

engineer (F.M.S.) Cakes Dairy Co., Ld., London—

A. Law, Harbour representative, Maypole

Margarine'

Teleph. 7,977

A. Ferguson, chief storeman, Teleph. Yan Den Burghs Ld., London.—Mar-

4298 garine

Daw Sen Co.—Condiments

B.K. Brunner, assist, storeman

Larsen ‘ (niilk' and ice cream dept.) W. H. Price Ltd., Sydney.—Australian

J. Hudson Fruits Farmers Ltd.—Australian

Westralian

Royal

3550 Bakery—Serangoon Road; Teleph. Fruits

J. S. Hamilton, ipaster baker Peterson &Sugar

Taikoo Co.,Ld.—Australian

Refining Co., Fruits Ltd.,

Straits Ice Factory — Merban Road; Hongkong

Teleph.7911

W. T. Hamlyn,- a. m. I. mech.e., Singapore Fertilizer Co., Fertilizer rnd

m.i.mar.e., engineer Insecticide Manufacturers—P.O. Box 77

Retail Establishment — Orchard Road; “Singapore Free Press,” Daily Morning

Teleph. 5378 (2 lines); Cable Ad: Cold

J. R. McDougall, branch manager Newspaper—78, Cecil tetreet; Cable Ad:

Advertiser

N.(onW. Smart,

leave) assistant A.F.S. Stefari,

Banks, editor managerj C. H. W. Goult

D. C. Morgan, shop assist, (on leave)

E.G. F.Holt,

Horsup, do. do. A.A. R.HallHumphreys f Ml F. Martinns

Bolter

G. Carr, do. (On leave)

Kuala Lumpur Singapore Harbour Board- Head Office:

F. Dettmar, branch manager Tanjong Pagar, Town Office: Telok

W. Sorley, shop ,assist. Ayer

Tanjong; Codes: Govt., Sl eCable

Reclamation, Gate No. 2;

eV n s Ad:

’ Eng-

Ipoh, Perak ineering, A.B.C. 5th edn. and Bentleys

JE. H. Coleman, branch manager (on Members—G. W. A. Trimmer (chair-

leave) man), J. R. Wiggs (local chairman),

J. Kerr Hill, c.a., actg. branch mgr. Hon. Mr.Hon.A. Caldecott,

W. Bridges, assist, (on leave) m.c.s., Mr. W. A.'CFell,

.m.g., c.b.e.,

R. V.

Penang' Harris,

Hon. Mr.LimC.Kian Beng, H. O.andMaas,

E. Wurtzburg H.

W. Y. Semple, branch mgr. (on leave) ■ Wylly

•1.E. M. Hill, assistant

A. Sehiess, do. (acting) Executive—

R.11. N.W. Elliot, do. assistant G.m.i.mech.e.,

W. A. Trimmer, m.inst.t.,m.iNst.general

c.e.,

Cornell, shop manager and chief engineer

Kuantan—E. W. U’Ren H.a.m.I.n.a.,

ly.: Rodgers, a.m. inst. c.e.,

Kelantan—Clerk-in-Charge general manager M n.e.c. inst., assistant

Malacca—Clerk-in-Charge Secretariat—

Agencies J. K. Wiggs, a.c.a., secy, and treas.

Queensland Meat Export Co., Ld., J. Tryner, cliief accountant

Brisbane.-^I'rozen

J. C. Hutton Pty., Ld.-^“ Pineapple ”

Hams and Bac-n W. E.Dept.

Russell, A.M. INST. T., manager

Holdenson & Neil son Fresh Food Pty. Dockyard

R. Bald, Dept.

manager

Ld.,

ButterMelbourne.—“Iceberg

. ”Tinned Electrical Dept.

-Sydney Meat Preserving Co., Ld., E. H. Robinson, A m.t.e.e., a.m.i.

Sydney. —Canned Meats mech.e., chief electrical engineer

New Zealand Co-operative Dairy Co., Estate and Civil Engineer

F. G. Ridout, m.i.struct.e., Dept.estate

Ld.—“Anchor” Products mgr. and civil ongr.

 SINGAPORE C67

,Singapoke Joinery Works, Contrac- Singapore Sinhalese

Associations) Association (See

tors for Woodwork

tions—32-34, OrchardofRoad;

all Descrip-

Teleph.

7848 Singapore Slipway and Engineering

J. R. Brown, manager Co., Ltd., Ship Builders, Ship Repairers

and Engineers—Works: Tanjong Rhu;

Singapore Marine Insurance Asso- . Ad: Registered

SlipwayOffice: Tanj ong Pagar; Cable

ciation—(Aise Associations) E. J.G.Trynef,

James, secretary

works manager

ife accountant

Sinoapore Motors. Motor Importers and Yeo Slew Chuan, chief ,clerk

ADVERTISEMENT C66

SINGAPORE

FREE PRESS

Modern lay-out — pictures

and features-presenting all

the news in the most read-

able form—Malaga's leading

Morning Daily, celebrating

its centenary In 1935 !

146, Cecil Street, Singapore

Cables : Advertiser.

London jdgent '• G. R. Tonkin

95, Temple Chambers, Temple Avenue,

London E.C.4. Cables: Leadmalaya.

J. J. Mulder, sales assistant Neish, G. Barbour,

E. J. Asmus, do.

L. Cresson, aj.r.i. (tech. & sc.), D. Maclnnes, traffic A.inspectors

I. Piper &

technical manager A. T. Simper, ticket dept

Seah Peng Whye, compradore

Tj. Schuringa, engineer Lau Van Sic, storekeeper

Works Supts.—G.

Middendorp, J. de

M. Graaf,

Terlien, A-

A. T. Pang, correspondence dept.

Versluys, H. F. Bleeker, W. Steensma Singapore Trading Co., General Mer-

and F. E, Winters chants

RobinsonandRoad

Commission Agents —19,

Singapore Sailors1 "Institute {See Asso- LimKhoBoon

Nam Khye,partner

Seng, do.

ciations)

C66 SINGAPORE

Assistants — fl. CJ. Allen, a.c.a., (on New Zealand Co-operative Honey

leave), R. N. Elliot, J. E. D. Graham,

T. McLachlan, E. E. Monk, o.bIe. Producers’

perial Association Ld.—Im-

Bee Honey

and A. K. Smith George & John

“ Silverdish” NicksonandkBacon

Co., Ld.—

Miss F. Pullen, stenographer erigr.

J.W.J.Sharpe,

C. Innes,. superintendant William Arnott,Hams

Ld.—Biscuits and

engineer (F.M.S.) Cakes Dairy Co., Ld., London—

Maypole,

A. Law, Harbour representative, Margarine

Telepli. 7977

A. Ferguson, chief storeman, Teleph. Van Den Burghs Ld., London.—Mar-

^ 4298 garine

Agencies J. R. Wiggs, a.c.a., secy, and treas.

Queensland Meat Export Co., Ld., J. Tryner, chief accountant

Brisbane.—Frozen & Canned Goods Wharf

J. C. Hutton Pty., Ld.—“ Pineapple ”

Hams and Bac. .n W. E.Dept.

Russell, A.M. INST. T., manager

Holdenson i Neil son Iceberg

Fresh Food Pty. Dockyard

R. Bald, Dept.

manager

Ld., Melbourne.—“ ”Tinned Electrical Dept. a m.t.e.e., a.m.i.

Blitter, F. H. Robinson,

Sydney Meat Preserving Co., Ld., mech.e., chief electrical engineer

Sydney,—Canned Meats Dairy Co., Estate

New Zealand Co-operative

Ld.—“Anchor” Products F. G.andRidout,

Civil Engineer Dept.estate

m.i.struct.e.,

mgr. and civil engr.

 SINGAPORE C67

.Singapore Joinery 'Works, Contrac- Singapore Sinhalese Association (See

tors for Woodwork of all Descrip- Associations)

tions—32-34, Orchard Road; Teleph.

7848 Singapore Slipway andShip Engineering

J. R, Brown, manager Co., Ltd., Ship Builders, Repairers

and Engineers—Works:

Registered Office: Tanjong tanjong Rhu;

Pagar; Cable

Singapore Marine Insurance Asso- I Ad: Slipway

i ciati on—(See Associations) E. G. James, works manager

J: Tryner, secretary & accountant

-Singapore Motors, Motor Importers and ! Yeo Siew Chuan, chief,clerk

Exporters—315, 317 and 319, Orchard Singapore Society op Architects—

Road; Teleph. 3128; Cable Ad: Sing- (See Associations)..

motors

Singapore Photo Co., Wholesale Import- “Singapore Soda” Fraser

ers and Exporters of all Photographic Ltd., Aerated Water Manufacturers—

goods—39, High Street; Teleph. 6389 Branch Registeredfactory

Office:at 4-lOy

Medan;Trafalgar St.

Sumatra.

Cable

C. M.Ad:Lee, Sarastudio

proprietor Depots at Tebing Tinggi and Tandjong

Balei, Sumatra

Singapore Pilot Association - (Nee P. J.L. W.Vincent,

H, Jasey, secretary

general manager

j Associations) A. R. Robb, manager in Sumatra

i Singapore Polo -Club—(Nee Clubs) Singapore Steam Laundry Ltd.— 18,

Alexandra Road; P. O. Box 279; Cable

Singapore Recreation . Club — (Nee Ad: Laundry

Clubs

Singapore Swimming Club (See Clubs)

Singapore Rubber Mills, Ltd.—Bukit

Timah Road Singapore Traction Co., Ltd., The (In-

Singapore Rubber Works, Ltd., corporated Bus Shed andin Offices:

t lie United Kingdom)—

MacKenzie Road;

Manufacturers of all Kinds of Rub- Traction; Telephs. 5408 (2 lines),

Code: Bentley’s LondonCable Ad:

ber Goods—Head Office and Works : Office:. Basildon

451, Pasir Pan jang Road, Town London, E.C. 2 House, 7-11; MoOrgate,

Office:

the 14, CollyerEastQuay.

Indies:Agents for TheCo.,Shanghai Electric Construction

van Netherlands

den Berg & Co. Agencies inJacobsen

British Ltd, managers

G. W.Marshall, manageraccountant

(Singapore)

India, Shanghai, Siam

Telephs. 6320 and 81062; Cable Ad: and F. M. S.; Shedden,

Isonandra; Codes: Bentley’s A.B.C. 5th G.

.and 6th editions J.A. Ryder,

S. Henderson, assist, line engineer

do.

Q. Huisken, general manager H.stock

Proudassistants

& A. R. Cameron, rolling

J.H. M. van Essen, accountant

J. v.d. Linde, sales inspector

W. v.d. Leeuw, correspondent W. Milroy, traffic supt.

J. Malcolm, J. L. Pattison, J. Me-

E.L.J. J.J.Cresson,

Muld

Asmer, salesdo.assistant

us, a.i.r.i. (tech. & sc,),

Neish, G. Barbour,

D. Maclunes, traffic A.inspectors

I. Piper &

A. T. Simper, ticket dept

Tj.. technical manager

Schuringa, engineer Scab Peng Wbye, compradore

Lau Van Sic, storekeeper

Works Supts. — G. de Graaf, A. T. Pang, correspondence dept.

Middendorp, J. M. Terlien, A.

Versluys,

and F. E, H.F. Bleeker, W.Steensma Singapore Trading Co., General Mer-

Winters chants and Commission Agents— 1>9,

Singapore Sailors’ Institute (See Asso- 1 Robinson Lim BoonRoad Seng, partner

ciations) Kho Nam Khye, do.

 068 SINGAPORE

Singapore Turf Club—(See Clubs) Assistant

Kenneth Solicitors and Advocates—

at law Alfred Seth, barrister-

Singapore Volunteer Rifle Association William Aueurin Owen Jones,,

(See Associations) solicitor

John Kendall Gale, solicitor

Singer Sewing Machine Co.—Chartered Sloper & Smith, Drs., Medical Practi-

Bank Chambers; Teleph. 7267; Cable tioners—The Medical Hall, 3, Battery

Ad: Singer Road;

O. O. Bill, manger

J. Armstrong 1 L. H. Cassam J. S. Teleph.

Sloper, 6242

M.D., M.R.C.P.

Hugh Smith, m.d.,ch.b.

N. V. Singkep Tin Exploitatie Maat- Slot & Co., Ltd.,

Singapore)—2, WeldG. Quay,

H. (Penang

Penang, andand

schappt (Tin Mine)—P.O. Box 548; 395, Robinson Road, Singapore; Cable Ad:

Cable Ad: Singkep Slot, Penang and Netbenco Singapore;

Directors— Codes:

Kendall’s, A.B.C.Western

5thand Union,

6rhedns.Universal

Bentley’s

Billiton Maatschappy, (The Hague, Trade andMartin,

Orientaldirector

5-letters

Holland) J. P.

Ir. E. A. R. Rommling, general mgr. E. J. Bennett, do.

Ir. E. A. C. Krajenbrink, elec. engr.

0. G. J. v. d. Winkel, asst, secretary

H. Labrie, M. de Roos, E. Meinders, Smalley Laidlaw& Building;

Co., PublicTeleph.

Accountants—23,.

3877; Cable

J. Nikkels and J. Bruggeman, Ad: Ocsmalley; Codes: Bentley’s

engineers

J. v. Ballegooyen, A. Cleton and Y. preferred 0. C. Smalley, F i.c.a.

C. Paans, dredge-masters

J. E. Boumeester, doctor Societa Commissionaria di Esportazione

emission

di Importazione, Merchants

Agents—I75-A-179, CecilandStreet;:

Com-

& m * w & CableL. Ad: Exporter

Siong Lim Saw Mill Co., Sawmillers, J. Koster, manager

Timber H. M. H. Baan

Building Merchants,

Owners andTongkang General Con- and

tractors—Head

Alwi Office:68522 &and6854;3, Cable

Road; Telephs. Syed Society of St. Vincent de Paul—(See

Ad: Meranti; Code: A.B.C. 5th edn. and Association)

Bentley

Chew Kee Tow, general manager Solar Rubber Processes, Ltd., —13,

Cho YokKimHean, mgr. (building dept.) Ocean Building; Cable Ad: Solrupco

Clung Huat, do.

Lim Soon Bee, manager (shipping do. )

Tan Keng Seng, assist, manager Soon Teck & Co., Shipchandlers, Estate,

Mill and Mine Suppliers, Suppliers

Branches: ofMarket

General

StreetEngineering Goods—56-6,

Siong Lim Sawmill Co., No. 1—83 and

84, Kampong Bugis; Teleph. 6772

TheTanjong

UnitedRhu;

Sawmill

Teleph.Co., 5677

No. 2—137-1, South British Insurance Co, Ltd.—2,

Finlayson Green; Teleph. 5926 (2 lines);

Cableedns.,

Ad: British;

Bentley’sCodes:

I. andA.B.C. 5th and

Sisson

Notaries& Delay,

PublicAdvocates,

— Union Solicitors

Building, & 6th M. London

Office: Jerusalem Chambers, Cornhill,

Collyer Quay; Telephs. 5011-2; Cable Ad: E. C.

Local Board—J. Th. van Rossum, E. S.-

Delay;Broomhall’s

Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn., Bentley’s

and

Partners— L. Manasseh and Limmanager

C. Margoliouth, Song Kee

•R. R. Combs, assistant

Howell Dawson Mundell, solicitor

Philip Henry Battishil), do. Spanish Consulase—(Nee Consulates)

 SINGAPORE C69

;Spicers (Export), Ltd., Paper Standard-Vacuum Oil Company—Ca-

Makers, Manufacturing Stationers, bleA.Ad: Standvac and Vacuum

W. Bourne, jr., manager

Printers’ Machinery and Sundries Francis X. Lee, assist, mgr.

’ Suppliers — P.O. Box 572. Head L. B. Howey

Otiice: 19, New Bridge Street, C. E. Phipps

London, E.C. 4. Bangkok:: Oriental

Hotel; Colonial and foreign Bran- W. A. Merkel

cnes: Melbourne, Adelaide, Fre- F. S. Sole

mantle, Sydney,Durban,

Wellington (N.Z.), R. R. Ryder

Johannesburg,

Toronto, Buenos Aires, etc.; r.ape Teleph.

Town, R. G. Walker

H. S. Coppage

4761; P.O. Box 572; Caole Ad: F. W. Fargus

.'Spicers W. H. Heytman

V. C. Teasdale, Eastern repre- H. H. Heytman

sentative and attorney A. Leach

W. G. Lawson, jr.

.Spot Radio Limited, Radio and Electri- J. J. Robertson

cal importers and Contractors 58, L. D. Harris

Orcharu tioad; Cable Ad: Spotradio Stanley, Ltd. (Incorporated in India),

Soon Siong Poh, manager Manufacturers of Sports Material—107,

A. C. Tidbury, engineer North Bridge Road; Teleph. 3725; Cable

) St. Andrew’s Cathedral {See Churches) Ad: Katyal; Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn. and

Bentley s

r

1 St. Andrew’s School — {See Educa- Stanton, Nelson & Co., Ltd., General

; tional) Merchants

Quay; Telephs. and 5874

Brokers—4,

5-6; CableCollyer

Ad:

Stanelco;

Bentley’s Codes: Broomhall’s A.B.C. and

I St. Andrew’s Society—{See Assoc.) R. S. Nelson, managing director

R. Renton, director

St. Anthony’s School—{See Educa- E. Gregory-Jones, do.

t tional)

Starr, Fred,

— OfficeManufacturers’ Represen-

1 Ht. Helen’s Court (Singapore), Ltd., tative and Showrooms: 128a,

Estate Owners—St. Helen’s Court, Robinson Road; G.P.O. Box 552

I Collyer Quay; Teleph. 5281

Directors—H. Wylly (chairman), F. S. State Assurance Co., Ltd., The, Incor-

Gibson and E. R. Cartwright

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.S ), Ld., secs. porated in England, Fire & Marine

Insurance—Head Office: Dale Street,

Liverpool.

Bank Chambers, BranchSingapore

Office: 6 Chartered

[ .St. Joseph’s Institution {See Churches) A. Gordon Lee, resident manager

St. Mary’s Home—{See Educational) Stephen Bros., Translators and Interpre-

ters, Authentic Translators for Uovern-

ment, Municipality, Sanitary Board

it iSt. Peter’s & St. Paul’s Church — Translationsinof Malaya

and firms and S.S., and

Laws, documents etc.

{See Churches) books. Translations from or into

English, French, Dutch, Portuguese,

.Standard Telephones and Cables, Ltd., Arabic, Burmese,Javanese,

Siamese,Malay,

Bengali, Hindustani,

Chinese, Tamil,

Communication

Radio and Bank Engineers,

CableChambers; Telephone,

Manufacturers Telugu and Malaya lam—1006, Flower

Hongkong Teleph.— Road; P.O. Box 567; Cable Ad: interprete

5069; Cable Ad: Microphone; Codes:

A.B.C., Bentley’s, and Western Electric Stephens, Paul & Co., Merchants — 1,

Private

A. H. Cameron, manager Telegraph Street; Cable Ad: Arathoon

H. S. Arathoon, sole partner

070 SINGAPORE

Sternberg & Co., Manufacturers’ Re- Straits Settlements Flour Mills, The

presentatives, Iirtporters - Exporters,

Specialists in Building Materials. Insu-

lation -Accoustics-

Showroom: lioorings—Office and

2-, HafflesChambers;Teleph.

2819; P.O. Box 568; Cable Ad: Sternberg;

AllMax

Standard Codesmanaging

Sternberg, used proprietor

Straits Cattle Trading Co., Cattle

Dealers—22 and 24, Sungei Road;

Telephs. 6416 and 4816- Butcher

Department: 24, Mayo Street; Teleph.

6191;

5th edn.Cable

andAd:Bentley’s

Trading; Codes: A.B.C. Proprietors'.

Hasanali

Teleph.Jivadhai—36,

2064; CableAd: Wallich Street;

Rehmatally;

Straits Dispensary, The— 13, Havelock _ Codes used: A.B.C. 6th Edition

Road

Straits Java Trading Co., N.V. (In- Straits Settlements Association (sea

corporated in Batavia), Associations)

Shipping and InsuranceImport-Export,

Agencies — Straits Steamship Co., Ltd.—Ocean

P.O. Box 600; Cable Ad: Straitjava for Buildings, Collyer

Import-Export,

Codes: A.B.C. 6th edn., Acme, Shipping;

t f c Hapag for Bentley’s, Codes: A.B.C., Al,Quayand ;CableAd

Bentley’s :Kapal;

Mosse Directors—C,

man), E.

VV.J.A.Bagnall Wurtzburg,

Fell, Tan Soo Bin,(chair-

F. S.

W. A. L. Schaub, manager Gibson, and G. S. Miller

Assistants—• F. Akkermans. G. von W. F. Brodie, c.A., secretary

Daggenhausen, P. N. Erichsen, H. P. H.S. A.B. Knox,

Georgeson,

H. Kueper,

per andA.W.Lorenz-Meyer

pro),Representatives—-G.

Maul (signs assist,supt.

supt.engineer

engineer

Factory Garn, Capt H. A. Weldon, marine supt.

Dr. A. Peters and W. Schmidt Agency {See Singapore)

Agents for : Straits Times Press, Ltd., The—Re-

gistered Offices: French Bank Buildings,

I.Hamburg Amerika Liniea.g., Indigb-

G. Farbenindustrie, Raffles Place

Directors—C.

Aniline Dyes- Chemicals - Pharma-

ceuticals-Photograhic Material gregor

Evatt & Co. H.Y. B.Bailey,

andsecretaries MundellW. H. Mac-

Straits Manufacturing Co., Ltd., Manu- “ Straits Times,” Daily Newspaper(After-

facturers

and of Tooth— 157,

Shoe Polishes Pastes,CecilCosmetics

Street; noon) and “Straits Budget” (Weekly

Teieph. 3311; Cable Ad: Ardjoono Issue) and

Street andStanley

“ SyNDAY StreetTimes ” — Cecil

A. R. Holden, managing director Straits Times Press, Ld., proprietors.

G. W. Seabridge, editor

Straits Mercantile Agency (Successors Editorial Staff

to The Straits Lumber Co.) Merk Ban E.A. R.Gunaratna

Ellis

Hoeat Hin, Produce and General Mer-

chants—Straits W. A. Harpur A.G.W. J.L.A.Tordy Peet

Telok Ayer Street;Lumber Teleph.Building: 39,

6834-; Cable F.R. O.H. Haigh

C.

Wilson

R. N. Walling

Ads: Scola (Import), Scolia (Export) and Laverton D. S. Waite

Strait-wood

5th (Timber);

and 6th edits., Codes:and

Bentley’s A.B.C. 4th,

Private H. Miller S. Wykes

Business Dept.

Straits Motor Garage—55, Orchard Rd. W.W.Smith, manager

R. Gates, works manager

Straits Racing Association {See Associa- Wong Bitt Sinn, accounts dept.

tions) Tan Gee Tee, advertising do.

Chau Hong Tet, circulation da.

 SINGAPORE C7I

London Office (Editorial & Advertising) SttN Wah Co., The, Furniture Makers—

—40-43, Fleet Street

London Editor—G. R. Tonkin 180, Victoria St.; Teleph. 2425; Codes:

Advertg. Dept.—Frank L. Crane Bentley’s and Schofield’s

Representatives in U.S.A. — Foreign §ungei Bagan Rubber Co., Ltd.—Office:

Insurance Inc., 67,-West 44th Street, Chartered Bank Chambers

New York Directors — G. A. Potts, H. C. Atkin

Straits Trading Co., Ltd., Tin Smelters F. Berry

Burden,andmanager

C. V. Bailey

and Reliners—Ocean Building; Cable Ad: Harrisons,

and secretaries & Co., Ld., agents

Barker

Sword H. C. Cummins, visiting agent

Straits Typewriter

Repairers, Dealers inAgency, Typewriter

Typewriters, Office Sunnyside” Boarding Establishment

Stationery and General Merchants — —5

14a, Change Alley; Telephk. 7770, Madame Dietz, proprietess

7532, 7534 and 7536; F.M.S. Tel.

Ad : Straits Typewriter ; Cable Ad : Swan & Maclaren,. Civil Engineers

Repairtype; Codes: Bentley’s and Architects and Surveyors — Hongkong

P ri vate Bank Chambers; Cable Ad: Framboise.

Ti'.rn Leong Geok, manager Bangkok: Oriental Avenue.

H. C. Atkin-Berry, d.s.o., f.s.i., partner

Strickland & Co., Stock and Share F. G. Lundon, do.

Brokers, Manufacturers’ Agents and C.D. J.S. Stephen,

Petrovitch,a.r.i.a., architect

a.r.i.b.a.

Estate Dealers—56, The Arcade; Teleph.

6263; Cable Ad: Strik; Codes: A.B.C. 6th A. J. Rodyk, surveyor

and Bentley’s

G- F. Strickland, proprietor Swedish 'Consulate—(Nee Consulates)

Sulbina & Company, Merchants and Com- ‘Swiss Consulate—(Nee Consulates)

mission

Arts andAgepts, suppliersCanes.

Crafts, Malacca of Malayan

Damar,

Gum Copal, Rattans and all kinds of Szs Hai Tong Banking and Insurance

jungle produce from 28,

the Malay

Chulia States—

Street; —Co.,Head

Ltd.Office:

(Incorporated

Registered

Cable Ad:

Office:

Penink; Codes: A.B.C, 5th 58, Chulia inStreet;

Singapore)'

Cable

edn. Ad: Szehaitong

Board of Directors—Lee Wee Nam

Sulaiman bin Ahmad, manager (chairman),, I'eo Teow Peng (deputy

chairman), Ong Chow Keng, 'Pan

Boon Kiah,

Yeow Thuan,Nah Tan Siam

Chin Tong,

Hean Tan

and.

Sun Life' Assurance Co. of Canada Tan Chin Tiat

(Incorporated in Canada 1865,)-*-Chief Lee Wee Nam, managing director

Office for South-Eastern Asia

kong' Bank Chambers; Cable Ad: Sun- : Hong- Toh Aik Joo, manager

beam; Code: Bentley’s. Head Office: Tan Boon 'Kiah, assist, manager

Montreal,

Cockspur Canada.

St., Charing London

Cross Office: Ee Beng Hian, secretary

W. Allan Eley, Manager Branches

Hongkong, and Swatow,

Agencies—Bangkok,.

Shanghai

H. Meehan, Resident Secretary and London

District Offices :—

Bangkok and Medan T. M. A. Music HoVse, Importers &

Wholesalers of Musical Instru-

Sun Insurance Office, Ltd. (London) ments, Gramophones, Records,

Radio, etc.—Head Office 61-63, LTigh

(Incorporated in Great; Britain),

Marine and Mot6r Car—Local Office: gie Fire, Street; Retail Branches: 167, Sele-

French Bank Building; Telephs. 5935-6; Road and 654, Gey land Road;

Cable Ad: Brinkman Cable Ad: Miselan^ohs; Code :

Brinkmann

W. Swithinbank, resident officer agents Bentley’s

Tan Siew Kuah, managing proprietor

C72 SINGAPORE

TanMerchant

Boon Liat, Rattan, Malacca

and Xelep,h,,7577,;

Commission Agent Cane Temple House—Tank Boad

Headquarters for Toe H.

OutramRoad; Cable —Ad:4,

Tanboonliat; Codes: Bentley’s A.B.C. Texas Company (China) Ltd., The,—

6 thTanend.,

BoonLieber’s, Standard

Liat, sole proprietor Ocean Building

Teo Tong Kwang, salesman & mgr.

Thong Aik Co., General Import, Export &

Tan Joo Soon & Co. (Successors to Coal Merchants, Shipping &, Commission

D. J. Leerdam), Auctioneers, Ap- Agents, Estate &Consultants & Contrac-

praisers, Real Estate, Commission tors, Rubber

Marsiling Building,Pineapple

112 & 114,Planters—

Robinson

Agents, etc. — 24, Chulia Street; Road; Cable Ad:C. 5th

-Marsiling; Codes:

Teleph. 2742; Cable Ad: Joosoonco Bentley’s, A. B. & 6th Editions,

Tan Joo Soon, partner Commercial Tel. &, Cable, China Re-

D. J. Leerdam, managing partner publican & Universal

Tan Boon Seng, do. Lira Chong Pang, general manager

Tay Jim Loek, cashier

Tng Lai Watt, assistant Thornycroit (Singapore), Ltd.croft(In&

Mohd. Ibrahim, do. Association with John I. Thorny

TanExporters

Kah Keeand & Co.,Dealers,

Ltd. Rubber Planters, Co., Ltd., London),

Commercial Vehicles, Manufacturers

Marine Motors,of

Manufacturers Motor Boats, Engineers and Shipbuilders

ofSurabawa

Tyres, Shoes and Mechanical Goods—

Road: P.O. Box 593: Head —office and works: Tank Load; Cable

Office: 1, River Valley Road;A.Gable Ad: Thornycroft

Tankahkee: Codes: Liebers B. C. Ad:

5th Tiong Hoa Hotel—123, North Bridge

& 6th Edition Bentley’s

Secretaries: Chan SzeComplete

On & Co.Phrase Road

Tan Kim Cheng & Co., Rattan, Cane amd Toin Trading Co., Exporters of Tropical

General Merchants and Commission Produce and Importers of Electrical

Agents

Teleph. —6165; 66, Mohamed

Cable Ad:Sultan Road; Bulbs and Goods, and Automobile Parts

Agentrade; and Accessories—60, AVaterloo Street;

Codes: Bentley’s,

edns., Rudolf-Mosse A.B.C. 5th and 6th Teleph. 7467; Cable Ad: Tointraid

Tan

ChuaKim PohCheng,Choon,managing

manager proprietor Tong Lam & Co., Hardware Merchants,

Estate

GeneralSuppliers,

importersFodder Contractors,

and Exporters —

Tanglin Club—(See Clubs) 46-48, PeckPheasant;

Seah Street;

Tanglin Pharmacy—233, Tank Road Cable Ad: Codes Teleph. 7328;

Used: A.B.C.

5ih edn. and Bentley’s

Teck ChtangLong Co., GeneralRoad

Importers Seah Ohoon Lim, mamag. partner

of Machinery—20, Circular S. M, 'Nathan, partner

Lim Geok Chuan, accountant

Telegraph Co., Eastern Extension, Low Kim Cheng and Lim Ek

Australasia and China (Incorporated Seng, assistants

in England) Associated with Imperials

and International Communications, Ltd. Tosa & Co., General Exporters, Importers

Tels Co.’s Goods

Cotton Piece Trading Society,

& General L. E. and Estate Suppliers—4, Wilkie Road

Importers

& Manufacturers’ Representatives—90, Town Pharmacy, The—300, South

Robinson Road; Teleph. 4365; Cable Ad: Bridge Road

Letels.

Semarang, Amsterdam,

Sourabaya,NewPadang,

York, Batavia,

Medan, Trading Co. “Holland” (Handels-

Macassar

D.B.C.V.Kruysmulder, manager vereeniging “Holland”), Importers and

Zuiden General Merchants—137, 137a and 139

T.L. T.J. J.M.Schofaerts,

Verhuel Penang repres- Cecil Street;

Holsing; HeadTeleph. 6932; Cable Ad:

Office: Amsterdam

entative C. de Wit, manager

 SINGAPORE CIS

Travers & Sons, Ltd., Joseph (Incor- Union Jack Club (See Clubs)

porated in England), Merchants

Manufacturers—Chartered Bank Cham-and Union Oil Co. of California, Produ-

bers; Cable Ad: Traverser. Head Office: cers, Refiners, and Marketers of Crude

Oil, Fuel, Kerosene

Road Oil and and Distillate,

Asphalt, Union

119, Cannon

(Established 1666) Street, London, E.C. Gasoline, “ Red

C. P.E.T.Collinge, manager Line”

Union Lubricating

Building; Oils

Teleph. and Greases—

4702; Cable Ad:

Hutchings, (Penang) Unacal; Codes: Acme, Bentley’s and Duo-

J. P. de C. Hamilton J. engineer

W. Graham, manager, Asphalt

J. H. J. Dredge | H, Weidmann and lubricating engineer

Tyebally, N., General Merchant and Union Times Press, Ltd., The, Chi-

Commission Agent, Exporter of Tinned nese Daily Newspaper (Established in

Pineapples and all Straits, Java and 1898)—25/29, Club Street

China Produce—17, Cecil St.; Teleph.

7553; CableBentley’s

5th edn., Ad: Nazarally; Codes: A. B.C. Union Tradino Co., Import and Export

and Private

H. M. Peerbhoy (Limbdiwala), Merchants—72, Robinson Road; Teleph.

6465; Cable Ad: Battleaxe; Codes: Bent-

manager

A. A. Husain (Dohadwala), ley’s, andKhoo

A.B.C. 5th edn., Century Standard

Private

assistant Wee Tong, proprietor

Ullmann, Rene, Watchmaker, Jeweller, United Engineers, Ltd. (Incorporated

Diamond Merchant, Wholesale and in the Straits Settlements),

Electrical,Civil,

Retail General Importer — Capitol Structural, Mechanical, San-

Building, Stamford; Road Teleph. 2464; itary and Marine Engineers, Dredge and

Cable Ad: Ullmann. Branch: 30a, Raffles Ship Builders, Steel, Iron

Founders—Registered Office: General and Brass

Place Valley Road; Cable Ad: Uniteers; Codes:

ReneWatch

Cyma Ullmann, sole proprietor

Agency—Cable Ad: Cyma- A.B.C. 5th edn., (Improved), A.B.C.edn.,

6th

watch edn., Western

Bentley’s,- Union, and

Broomhall’s 5-letter

General

Parfumerie d’orsay Telegraphic; Works: Merbau, Damar

Ulster Bank (See Banks) Roads and Kampong Bahru. Branches:

Bangkok,

Seremban andIpoh, Rangoon Penang, Malacca,

Ultj Pandan (Singapore) Rubber Agents in Great Britain

Estates, Ltd. — Registered Office: Arthur Pollock & Co., Ltd., 4r

French Bank Buildings,

Directors—J. A. Elias Raffles PlaceLee

(chairman), Lloyd’s—Avenue,

Directors A.London,

J.( chairman E.C. 3

P. ), Strachan,

Chim Tuan, S. Q. Wong, C. V. Bailey m.i.meoh.e. W. H.

and Rev. J. M. Ouillon Macgregor, F. G. Ritchie, m.i.mech.

Oh Keat Guan, manager e., M.I.N.A.,

Charlwood m.i. mar.e. and E. C. H.

Evatt & Co., secretaries

J. A.gingP. Strachan,

director m.i.mech.e., mana-

Union

poratedAssurance Society,

in England), Ltd.Accident

Fire and (Incor- P. R. Davison, secretary

—Eastern Branch: Commercial Union General Office

Buildings

A. C. Potts, manager Agency, Publicity and Sales Dept.

A.J.M.W.Hamilton,

Coleman sales

I E. manager

L. Truby

Union Dispensary—347* N. Bridge Road Ruston-Bucyrus, Ltd.A.liepres:

A. J. Boynton | I. Horsley

W. 11.

Union InsuranceFife,Society Boyes, M.I.C.E., M.I.M.E

Ltd. (Marine, Motor opCar,Canton,

Work- Ruston-Hofnsby, Ltd. Repres: T,

Welborn

men’s Compensation, and Burglary)— Consolidated Pneumatic Tools Co.r

UnionCable

5981; Building,

Ad: Collyer

Union Quay;

Head Teleph.

Office: Ltd. Repres: M. J. Dyff-Fyfe

Hongkong Purchasing Department

W. R. Mansfield, branch mgr. E. R.J. J.Cassels

Fennie

S. M. Garrard | C. L. Stater

<><'4 SINGAPOEE

Order Department United Motor Works Ltd. (Incorporated

G. Cockburn in the Straits Settlements).— Orchard

Accounts Department Eoad;

GarageTeleph.

and Show7i42; Boom:

Cable Ad: Yeesoh

15 Grange

K. M. Jopp, F.L.Aka. chief accountant Eoad; Teleph. 6317

A. tBinnie Chia YeeSoh, managing dEector

Works Stores Seow Poh Quee, director and manager

VY. Saxelby | C. H. Taylor Ong Keng Wah, secretary,

Shipping

G. A. Nunn Department

Dredge and Mechanical Dept. United Pharmacy, Chemists, Druggists

and Opticians,

Clark 1 Wholesale

A. Hamiltonand Eetail—

J.G. Gardner . C. Smith M.

305, North Bridge Eoad: Teleph. 1114

Works Staff

H. B. Freeman, manager Oh Ghee Choo, partner

P. Hay Chong Fook Loy, do.

Steel, Iron and Brass Foundry K. F. Chong, m.p.s., chemist

A. A. B. Menzies, metallurgist

E. McNab, assistant United

Civil Engineering Departmept

W. McLatchie ing andYoi.canisino

Dealing in Company,

Motor CarEepair-

Tyres

E. Sims I G. F. Clifford and tubes, and Commission agents—148,

J. T. Chester, a. W. E. Evans Selegie Eoad; Teleph. 6334; Cable Ad:

m.inst.c.e. | W. W. Morton Vulcaniser; Code: AJI.C. 6th

Toh.Seah Hwee^ managing partner edn.

Cement Spinning Factory Wee Tiong

Tan ChweeSwee,

Quan, partner

do.

L. T. Vanderput Tan Khay Wee, do.

•Outside Staff

G. F.D.D,McKellar Toll Quee Seab, assistant

Taylor

Structural Universal Cars, Ltd., Ford, HumberOtticeand

A. H. Farr,Department

m.i.struct.e. Hillman Distributors—Begistered

and Show Booms: 45, Orchard Eoad;

J. Nairn, a.m.i.strdct.e. Service Lane;

StationTeleph.

and 5804;

Works:

Shipyard—Tanjong Bhu

T. E. Edmett, a.m.i.n.a., manager Penang

Universal; Codes: Cable14-20,

Acme, Bentley’s Ad:

and

A. liyine Motor Traders.

Electrical Dept.—13, Battery Eoad W. Simms, manager

J. G. A. Sutherland, a.m.i.e.e., m.i.r.e., Sales Dept.

chief

A. Hindselectrical| engr. J. E. A. Bid well, Sales manager ,

B. D. M. Cordiner, Service

C. B. Yeats m.sc. Dept.

L. J. Beeves j W. Barron A. Milne

Represented in Penang, Ipoh, Kuala

United Exporters, Ltd. (Incorporated in Lumpvr and Malacca By — Wearne

England)—8, Battery Eoad,Unitexpor;

1st floor; Bros., Ld:

Teleph. 7122; Cable Ad:

Codes: A.B.C. 4th and 5th edns., Lieber’s, Universal Pharmacy—95, Middle Eoad

Bentley’s,

E. Fletcher,Westernmanager

Union and for Private

Malaya,

and Philippine Islands Indo-China Universal

British North Borneo, Pictures Eoad

S’pore.— Orchard Corporation

Cable Ad:of

. L. E. Woods, signs per pro. Unfilm an

H. E. Hughes, do. E. H. Tann, attorney and manager

^ ^ fr

United Painters, Advertising Con- Universal Trad-e Co., The, General

Merchants, Importers

sultants and Service Agents, House Agents—332,

decorators, Importers and Exporters— Geylang, and

Eoad;Commission

Cable Ad:

189, Tank Hoad; Teleph. 4155; Cable Pitunitrad; Codes: Bentley’s, A.B.C, 6th

Ad: Unitedpainters; Codes: Bentley’s, edn., Commercial

P. C. Wang, managerTelegraph and Cable

A.B.C. 5th and 6th edns. Wang Ching Hui

 SINGAPORE C7A

Vick & Co., V. R., General Merchants and L.T. Wakeford,. a.m.i.mech.E., a.m.i.e.e.,

Agents—E A.R.i.A.(Eng.), chartered elect.engr.

bers; Cable4,Ad:Hongkong

Poinsetta Bank ‘Cham- R.C. S.Wakeford,

Ashbrook,esc.Grad i.e.e.

V. H.R. T.Vick

Robey

Victoria Bridge School (See Educational) Wassiamdll Assomull & Co,, Jewellers,

Drapers, Silk and Curio Merchants—31

Victoria Confectionery and Store, and 33, High Street; Teleph. 7144;5thCable

Bakers, Confectioners — 71, Victoria Ad: Wassiamull;

Branch: 42, Arab Street

Codes' : A.B.C. edn..

Street; Teleph. 7843

Joseph Sin Tong, sole proprietor T. Naraindas, general manager

T. H. Mir, assistant do.

D. J. Dadlanir; accountant

W’AbLEihfi

Produce Commercial, Ltd., RubberBank

Exporters—Hongkobg and

Chambers; Teleph. 2140; Cable Ad: Waterhouse Co., Ltd., Fred., Rubber

Singwad;

Bentley’s Codes: Acme, A.B.C. 6th edn., Factors—6i Miles, Bukit Timah I toad;,

and Private Teleph. 4374; Cable Ad: Rubber.

F. L. Waterhouse

Wai Son Hotel—204a, Pasir PaHyang Rd.

n m % mm Watts & Co., Ltd., Merchants and Com-

mission Agents — 45, Robinson Road;.

Wah v Heng & Co., Ltd. (Incor- P.O. Box 657

poi at'ed in Singapore), Photogra-

phic Stores and Importers and Ex- Waugh & Co., Ltd., Henry, formerly

porters of Photographic Goods—95,

North Bridge Road; Teleph. 7445; S.Katz Bros., Ltd. (Incorporated in the

S.), Rubber Estates, Tin Import

Mines, andand

Cable Ad: Photostore; Codes: Insurance Agents, General

A.B.C. 6th edn. and Bentley’s Export Merchants — Registered Office:

Wakefield & Co., Ltd.,1 ,C. C. (Incorpor- Raffles Cpdesr Al, Chambers; Cable5th,Ad:andKatz;.

A.B.C. Bentley’s

4th, 6th

ated in England), Refiners, Blenders & Ednsi. Bentley’s, complete

Marketers of High Quality Lubricants, phrase

including Castrol Motor Oils—Head Western Uhioh, Liebbr’s and and second phrase. Broom nail’s,

Office: Private;

Penang41/43,Branch:

RobinsonChartered,

Road, Singapore.

Bank Teleph.

Singapore

5904 (3 lines). Head Office:

Chambers. Shanghai Branch: 12, The Bravjches: —

Bund.

tley’s cfc Cable

PrivateAd: Castrol; Codes: Ben-

Siam Agents—Barrow, Brown. & Co., Penang—33,

Bangkok—Nai Beach

LertStreet

Buildings

Ltd., Bangkok Kuala Lumpur — Eastern Smelting

Hongkong Agents — Robertson, Building, High Street

Wilson & Co., Ltd. Ipoh—82, Belfield Street

French Medan—46, O ude Martstraat

pagnie Indo-China

de CommerceAgents —Com-

et de Naviga- London—Port

New Building,of 1-2, London.PepysAuthority

Street,

tion d’ Extreme Orient, Saigon and Seething Lane, E.C. 3.

Hanoi Hamburg Agents—Katz Export and

P. I. Agents—Wise

Japan Agents — & Co., Manila

Japan Automobile Import Gesellsehaft G.m.b. H.

Co., Ltd., Tokyo (>. N. Greg, London manager

Dutch East Indies Agents— L. E. Slowe, managing dir. (Penang)

N. V. Internationale Crediet-en E. Reimann, director (Penang)

Handels - Vereeniging, “ Rotter- L.S. E.A. Travis,

Davies, dp.

do. (Singapore)

( do. )

dam”, Semarang, Batavia,, Soura- Vice-Consul for Brazil —L. A Davies

baya, etc. Assistants;—

Harrisons & Crosfield Ltd., Medan W. L. Kinloch j H. Burckhard

Wakeford J. P. Kearney, W. A. Robinson

chanical &andLowndes, ElectricalConsulting,

EngineersMe-

— signs p.p. | S. E. Travis,

E.J MaeCreanor signs p.p.‘

6andBox

P.O. 7, Telegraph

669; CableStreet; Teleph. 3412;

Ad- Jipco Miss E. O. Barretto, stenographer

€76 SINGAPORE

Weakne Beos., Ltd., Merchants, Auto- and Wingloong; Codes: A.B.C. 5th

motive Importers and Financiers—45, edn. and Bentley’s

Orchard Bead; Teleph. 5484

Wek Bkos., (Undertakers), Monumental Wintee, H. B., Tailor and Mens’ Wear

Masons and Marble Merchants—155, Specialist—20, 6188; Cable Ad: Battery

WinteringRoad; Teleph.

Selegie

Weebros. Road; Teleph. 3869; Cable Ad: H. B. Winter, managing proprietor

Wee Hong Heng,

Clarence Rozario,manager assist. Witt, F. J. — “ Borsumij ” Building, 41,

Mrs. Ho FobKiat,

Choon, do. do. Robinson Road; Teleph. 6356; Cable Ad:

Wee Hong Borsumij; Code: Acme Commodity and

A. Pinto Phrase Code, Bentley’s Complete Phrase

Wee, De. H. T., j.p., m.c., m.b., ch.b. Wong A Co., S. Y., Civil and Mining

Engineers LicensedRaffles Surveyors and

(Aberdeen) — 32, Balmoral

Victoria Building, 63, VictoriaRoad Streetand Architects—44-45,. Chambers;

Teleph. 6787

Wee Seng Moh, Produce Merchant and S. Y. Wong

General Commission Agent—12, Cecil Wood

Street; Cable Ad: Weesengmoh; Teleph. Exporters—Union & Co., R. J, Building.

Importers Head

and

5208; Codes; Telegraph

Commercial A.B.C. 5th and edn.,Cable

Bentley’s

and Office, John Bolton & Co., Ltd., 34,

Private Princessat St.Delhi,

India Manchester.

Bombay, Branches

Cawnpore,in

Wee Swee Teow & Co., Advocates and Amritsar, Rawalpindi and at Penang;

Solicitors — 41, Bonham Building, Cable Ad: Cotillon

T. S. Pearson, manager

Bonham

PartnersStreet; Teleph. 2556 Miss D. M. Giles

Wee Swee Teow, barrister-at-law Yeo Yong Teck

Mohamed Ismail, do. Yang-Tsze Ins usance Association, Ltd.,

The (Incorporated in Hongkong),

Weill Montoe, Ltd., General Importers Marine, Fire and Motor Car—Union

Building, Collyer Quay; Teleph. 5981;

—Office: 37, Arcade, Raffles Place Cable Ad: Union. Head Office: Shanghai

A. Montor, managing director W. R. Mansfield, branch manager

Westeen Electeic Company of Asia S. M. Garrard

(Incorporated in U.S. A.)—Capitol C. L. Stater

Building; 23, Stamford Road; P.O. Yaw Cheong, Buttons, Sewing Silks,

Box 690; Cable Ad : Wecophones; and

Codes: Western

Branch Office ofElectric the D.Private.

E. I.: ters. other Tailoring

Woollen, Silk,Smallwares Impor-

Rayon, Linen and

Bajtavia-’Centrum, P.O. Box 52 Cotton Piece Goods Merchants

Manufacturers’ Agents — 89, North and

J. S. Frewen, manager Bridge Road; Cable Ad: Textural;Codes:

A.B.C. 5th Edn., Bentley’s Complete

Westminstee Bank (See Banks) Phrase

Fong and

Yaw,Lieber’s 5-Letter Edition

sole proprietor

Whiteaway, Laidlaw i f e Co., Ltd., Dra- Fong Kum Poey, manager

pers, Milliners, Furnishers and Gentle- Fong Kum Seng, assistant manager

men’s Outfitters—Battery Road; Teleph. Yeo Hock Ann, Merchants and Tongkang

6907; Cable Ad: Warfield Owners — 81, Ad:

ClydeYeohockann;

Terrace; Teleph.

Wilson, Oscae, f.e.i.b.a., Consulting Bentley’s 4333; Cable Code:

Architect—29,

ing; Teleph. Mercantile

4670; Cable Bank

Ad: Build-

Hand- Yeo Ark

writing Yeo Ee Han

Wing Loong (Singapore Tailoring Co.)— Yin, S. C., m.d., m.e.c.s., l.k.c.p.—Khong

98, 100 and 102, 1 High .Street; Jin Dispensary, 99, Hill Street

Teleph. 7627; Cable Ads: Tailoring Yokohama Specie Bank—(See Banks)

 SINGAPOKE—PENAN G (Jl7

Yoong Cheong: Shoe Co., Fashion \I Yun Chi & Co., Exporters and Importers

Shoe Shop — 354, 356 and 358, North —248, Teluk Ayer Street

Bridge Road;

Fasuco; Codes: Teleph.

Bentley’s4293; Cable Ad; Zehnder Bros., Advocates and Solicitors

—26a, Chulia Street, Singapore; Teleph.

Young & Co., Ltd., R., Civil, Struc- 6246. 9, Church Street, Malacca

W.(Gray’s

F. Zehnder, barrister - at - law

tural andRoad;

Orchard Sanitary

CableEngineers—278

Ad: Loco. Head280, Inn.), Malacca

Office; 1, Penang Road,director

Penang H. R. S. Zehnder, o.b.e., barrister-at-

law, (Gray’s Inn.), Singapore

J. W. Hunt (Penang), H. A. R. Paulusz, assistant, barrister-

T. A. Hunt, (Singapore) at-law, (Middle Temple), Singapore

PENANG

Penang—or Prince of Wales Island, as it was formerly called—is situated on the

west

strip ofcoast

landofonthetheMalay Peninsula

opposite in 5 deg.as north

coast known latitude.

Province Wellesley,Withfrom

thewhich

Bindings

it is and

sepa-a

rated by a strait varying from two to 11 miles in width, it constitutes the second in

importance of the three areas known as the “Straits Settlements.” The island

contains an area of about 110 square miles, being 15 miles long and eleven broad at its

widestand

coast, portion,

has anwhile Province

average width Wellesley extendscontaining

of eight miles, for a distance of 45 miles

280 square miles,along

and the

the

Bindings contains about 180 square miles. The chief town

but the name of the island (which signifies “ Betel-nut Island ”) has become of Penang is George Town,so

identified with the town that the specific designation has almost dropped out of use.

Penang was ceded to the famous Captain Francis Light for the East India Company

in the year 1786 for an annual payment of $6,000 which was later increased to $10,000

to the Rajah of Kedah, a step which was followed, 13 years later, by the cession of

Province Wellesley. In the year 1805 Penang was elevated to the rank of a presidency,

its rising fortunes even then bidding fair to eclipse those of Malacca, while Singapore

was as yet unknown as a settlement. In 1826 Singapore and Malacca were incorporated

with Penang, and the three were designated by the title they still retain. But, as the

fortunes of Singapore brightened, those of Penang declined, until the former quite

overshadowed

to Singapore. her older sister, and in 1836 the seat of government was transferred

four The Settlement

unofficial of Penangin isthegoverned

representatives Legislativeby Council,

a Resident whichCouncillor, and has

sits at Singapore.

An important department of its trade lies in the business transacted with

the Butch settlements in Sumatra; and recently it has become an emporium and

portof

the shipmentSiam

southern for the Malayan

Malay Rubber

States and supplies.

the port ofAs disembarkation

it is now the railway terminus for

of passengers for

Bangkok,

ient coalingits commercial

and man-of-warimportance

station,is likely

and isto develop

the seatconsiderably.

of governmentIt for is a Province

conven-

Wellesley, which must always be an important centre of British influence. The

Government

250 feet in lengthin 1906andacquired the graving

50 feet broad dock atalsoPrye

at entrance a slipRiver

for invessels

Province100 Wellesley,

feet long.

The Prai Bock and Wharves were purchased in 1914 by the Federated Malay States

Railway

owing Bepartment from the Colonial Government but have not been a great success

GeorgetoTown silting. Newonproposals

is built a plain, atforthebetter

back wharfage facilities

of which rises are which,

the hill now being discussed.

as Penangites

declare, renders life on the island more enjoyable than in any other part of the

Colony. The construction of a Hill Railway by the F.M.S. Railways Bepartment is

completed and there is an excellent hotel at the top. A proposal to make a road up

the Hill is under consideration.

€78 PENANG

'the formation of Penang is granitic, being covered in many places with a sharp

sand or stiff clay, the produce of the decomposition of the granite. Above .this again

comes a coat of vegetable mould of greater or lesser thickne^sl With t|ie exception of

a plain about three miles in depth, upon which stands the town and environs, the whole

of tlie island consists of hills with narrow valleys. No minerals of commercial value

are found in Penang.

The influence of the regular monsoon is more distinctly felt at Penang than in the

most easterly part of the Straits of Malacca, owing to the wideness of' the latter to the

west

Novemberand vicinity

toMarchtoinclusive,

the Bayclear

of Bengal. Duringprevails,

settled weather the north-easterly monsoon, from

and in the south-westerly,

from April to October, the rains take place. But neither rain nor drought is of long

continuance.

height of 2,500 feet,The average

the highest heatinhabited

of the year point,at 70°,

the thelevelannual

of therange

sea isbeing

83°, and

aboutat 20°.

the

Where

tropicalthere

one. is free ventilation the climate is superior in salubrity to that of any other

Of mammals, the principal species are monkeys, and two species of viverrida—

the musang

island and binturong.

is a happy hunting The ornithology calls for nonumerous special remarks. The

lepidoptera frequenting the ground

hills. The for botany

the entomologist,

of’Pen.ang

= is perhaps finebetterspecies

known of

than that of any part of the Peninsula, and, for the area involved, is particularly rich.

Palms, bamboos, banana and other fruit-trees, and nutmegs clothe the hillsides, while

ferns are

other alsowhich

plants plentiful.

will notThethrive

high inlandthepermits

flat levelof lands

the cultivation

of Singapore of many flowers, and

or Malacca.

Nutmegs were at one time a most important branch of industry, but the blight,of trade.

Betel-nut, with copra and fruits and nutmegs, are the indigenous articles which

simultaneously

ever, now been affected

resumed,the andwhole

PenangPeninsula,;

nutmegsdestroyed

stand highit.in Their cultivationThere

the market. has, ishow-

no

agriculture properly so-called. Pepper vyas at one period of its early history produced

to the extent

places, notably of ofthreeNetherlands-India,

andahalf million proved

pounds annually;

fatal, and but

it isthenowcompetition

only of otherin

cultivated

small patches, and is not classed as an article of export trade. Tapioca,. coconuts,

gutta, rubber and citronella are also among the products cultivated.

The Singapore-Penang railway has its terminus at Prai, which is connected with

the island by a ferry service.

The town possesses few attractions, and the public buildings are taediocre, .with

the George’s

St. exceptionChurch

of theisGovernment

an unpretending Offices,edifice

a fineof 80block

years’erected

standing,in 1889 near1 the

centrally jetty.

situated.

There are also a Roman Catholic Church and several mission

Gardens and Waterfall are well worthy pf & visit, and another place of interest at chapels. The Botanical

some distance

beautiful little from

beachesthe round

town isthdthecoastChinese

of theTemple

Islandat.; Ayer

the roundItam.tripThere are many

by motor car

takes

1934 about

of Penang2| hours

and and is

Province well worth

Wellesley while.

(includingThe estimated

Bindings) population

was 340,826bti June

persons,30,

as compared with 359,851 in April, J931.

Penang is a free port with the eXdeption of duties levied on Alcoholic

•iLiquors,

harbour dues. TobaccoTheandHarbour

Cigars,is Opium

shelteredandfromPetroleum. the monsoons Thereby are no port

Penang Islandor

on the West and Province Wellesley on the East. The rise and fall of ordinary

spring tides is 7'3". The rise or ordinary neap tides L.W.O.S.T. is 4'6". A

•constant depth of water alongside Swettenham Wharf, which is 1200 ft. long,

is maintained 30' L.W.O.S.T. The total area of the Penang Harbour Board

has a godown area of 186,000 square.feet, and owns 9 steam tugs of varying

capacity, 5 steam cranes with a lifting capacity from 3 to 7 tons, one 15 ton

-steam crane at Prye Dock, & one 10 ton, steam crane at Bagan Dalam Slip-

way, 14 electric cranes with a lifting capacity from 1 ton up to .3 tons, and

one 3 ton overhead electric crane. The harbour can accomodate from 15 to 20

ocean-going steamers within easy readh of the quay. A good supply of excellent

water is available. A regular ferry service for passengers, motor cars and lor-

ries between Penang and Butterworth is maintained by the Penang Harbour

Board and regular ferry service is also run between Penang and Prai Railway

 PENANG 079

Station in connection with the F.M;S. Railways. The Penang Harbour Board

operates a graving dock on the left bgnk of Prai River near the entrance,

340' long by 50' wide at entrance with a depth on sill of 141-' at spring tides.

The workshop is fitted with up-to-date machinery electrically driven for small

ship repairs. Also a slipway on the right bank of Prai River beyond Prye

River Dock with a patent flip 450’ long by 76’ wide, carriage, 151’x 26’. Coal

is stored on the F.M.S. railways premises at Prai and is handled by them.

DIRECTORY

GOVERNMENT OFFICES

Analyst’s Department, Government Education Department

Deputy Oovernment Analyst — A. Inspr. of Schools—T. A. O’Sullivan

C. Brooks, a.r.c. sc. i., a.i.c. , Assist, do. —E. H. S. Bretherton

Laboratory Assist.—

Clerk—C. E. Theseira R. L. Dawsoti Malay Assist. Inspector of Schools'—

Abul Jalil bin Osman

Audit Department

Assist. Auditor—G, G. Roberts Gardens Department

Bankruptcy Office Director—R.

Assist. E. Holttum

Curator—F. Flippance, local

Official Assignee and Registrar of head of dept.

j Chief Companies—-E. N. Taylor Committee—Hon. Resident

(chairman), B. G. H. Johns Councillor

>n, Rev.

Clerk—P. A. G regory, Iveppel Gamier, Senior Executive

' 2nd Clerk—L. J. Massang Engineer

I ‘Chinese Protectorate Secretary—^Director of Gardens

?|il1 ' Protector of Chinese—C. H. Dakers,

m.C'S.'(acting)'

Assist. Protector of Chinese—N. L. Harbour

Wharves;Board,Codes: Penang — Cable

Bentley’s, A.B.C. Ad:

5th

■ Chief Alexander, m.c.s.Ewe

Clerk—Lim (acting)

Lee edn. and Engineering

Translator & Interpr.—Leong Choong Member

, Chairman

of the Board

Poon m.inst.c.e.,— m-1-mech.e.,

G. W. A. m.inst.t.

Trimmer,

rCoRONEii’s Department, Penang Local Chairman—H. Parry

Coroner—D.S. Lessler

Wills Members — Hon.

James Dick, B. G. A.H. Johnson,

M. Goodman,

t, uah

Clerk—C. Beng Kee, o.b.e: and H. S. Russell

General Manager—G. W. A. Trimmer

[Deputy Puelic Prosecutor’s Office Assist, do. —H. Parry

{! Deputy Public Prosecutor—E. N. Secretariat

| Taylor Secretary—J. Cooper

'District Court Accountant—C. A. J., Shelley Thomp-

It , Assist,

Dist. Judge—B R.

do. —D. Wills Whitehouse Assistant— A. F. Gray

Chief Clerk—P C. Dias Guan Chuan.

Chief Book-keeper—Lim

CDistrict Offices. Wharf Department

;i I Balik Pulau Wharf Manager — G. B. Brownie 1

Collector of Land Revenue—A V. Wharf Engineer—T.

Warehousemen — R. Dearling

G. King, J.

Aston Wright, A. J. Hercombe and J. G.

J L Assist. .Collector of Land Revenue — Wamlxiek

Mbhamed Hussain bin Abdul Halim

C80 PENANG

Ferry Service General Hospital

Sa'pt.-- A; Shipwright Medical Officers—H. B. C. Wallace,.

Assistants—T. E. Bailey. PI. Conn, m.b., ch.b. and C. A. Stanley,m. r.c.s.,

J. G. Wambeck and A. J. Hercombe L.R.C.P., M.B., B.S.Officers — R. Letch- !

Prye River Dock Asst. Medical

Dockyard Supt.—A. N. G. Andrews’ manasany, L.M.s. (Singapore) and j

Assistant Engineer—H. D. Black J. 3. Seevaratnam, l.m.s. (Singapore)

Bagan Dal am SlipwayN. G. Andrews Matron—Sisters—H.

Nursing Miss E.M.HKilloran,

Roberts (acting)

P. M. E. j!

Superintendent—A. Briggs, G. E. Greaves, A. M. Tanton, i

Imports Exports and Statistics G.Moody

M. Wavish, E. Gillies and E. M. j

Registrar of Imports and Exports—Lt. SeniorNurses—Mary

Staff Staff Nurse—A.NgMollett and Wong |

Comdr. J. H. Owen, B.s.c., r.n.r. Duang Ding,LimLimBehChaiKahHua,

Officer-in-Charge, Exports and Im-

ports—S. Saravanan Siew Kim, and Yap-

An j|

Chief Clerk — M’hd. Hussain Bin On Siew

Mohd. Mydin Asst.

Seong, l.m.s. and Tan Hor Kee, l.m.s, jj

Medical Officers—Chong Tat

Labour Department Assist. Matron—K. Stewart, (acting)

Penang — Sub-Oflices (Teleph. 531) ; Maternity Hospital

Lady Medical Officer—Dr. (Mrs.) M. E, i

Cable \d : Decontab

Deputy Controller

—E. A. Ross, m.c.s. of Labour, Malaya Hopkin, m.r.c.s,, l.r.c.p. (temporary) j

Assist. Controller of Labour—H. W. Asst.

l.m.s.Medical Officer—Lee Keng Soon, j

Nightingale,

Extra m.c.s. of Labour—

Assist. Controller Matron—Miss \r. Wallis (acting)

G. N. Pillai Nursing Sisters—J. R. Gibson and |

Assessment Officer—M. B. Enthuray H. M.Staff

Senior Cochrane

Nurse—Song Siok Neoh :

Accountant—R.

Chief Clerk—TohG.Kim Nathan

Kheng Staff Nurses—C. R. Isaac

2nd Assessment Officer—W. II. Jambu Out-Door Deputy

Dispensary—Chowrasta

Medical Officer—E. W. do

Immigration

Immigration Clerk—V. S. Thaver C.

Fund Inspectors—R. Cruz, L.M.S.

Rasanayagam (Penang)

Boarding Officer—A. Arputham Kampong Kolam Clinic

Asst. Medical

Pillai, l.m.s. Officer—Y. K. Thambi

Land Office and Registry of Deeds

Collector

gistrar ofof Deeds

Land —Revenue and Re- Gaol Hospital

Assistant. Medical

A. V. Aston Seevaratnam,

Assist. Collector of Land Revenue and Pulau Jerejak Settlement L.M.S. Officer — J. E,, 1

Deputy Registrar of Deeds—C. E.

Robless Deputy

singham, Medical

l.m s.Officer—K.

(acting) V. Veera-(!,

Marine Department Asst. Medical

undaram, l.m.s. Officer—A. Somas- i

Harbour

Owen, Master—Lieut.

n.s.d, r.n.r. Comdr. J. H. Province Lay Superintendent—H. Lander j

Deputy Harbour Master Wellesley

Boardg.

2nd Officer—.!.

Boarding Officer—I W. 1.TW.and Senior

Saunders

Moore Medical Officer-in charge — V. H,:i |

Signal Sergeant—L. M. Nieukey Morris, l.m.s.

Light Keepers—R. Richards and P. Asst. Medical

Hospital — H. Office* Butterworthi t

R. Saravanamuthu^,

Pasqual L.M.S.

Deputy Medical Officer, Bukit Merta-

Medical Department jam

L.M.S..Hospital—S.

D.T.M. & H. Mohamed Baboo*

Chief Medical Officer—E. D. Lindow, Asst.

m.r.c.s.,

Surgeon—J. l.r.c.p. facting) Hospital—S. Officer,

Medical V. Murthy,Sungei

l.m.s.Bakapl

C.S., L.R.C.P.,W.M.B..Adams,

B.C. F.R.C.S., m.r. Lumut Hospital—Bindings

Financial

Chief Assistant—G.

Clerk-Lee Kok Thun B. Baptist Deputy Medical Officer—H. Mehta,;

L.M.S.

 PENANG 081

Health Branch—Penang Chief Clerk—Tan Hong

Chief Inspector—L. Rostock Keng

Senior Health Officer find Port Health Chief Court Inspector — C. Smith,

Officer — J. W. Scharff, m.d., ch.B., (acting)

d.p.h. 1 nspectors—R. J. Stewart, F. .1. Dale, R.

Health Officer, V. Wellesley—J.

Strahan, si.b., ch.B., d.p.h. H. H. Yorke,W.W.Roberts,

Martin,L.G. C. Blakeslev,

Uphill. J.

Senior Deputy Health Officer—P. Lyons,C.

Mehta, l.m.s. A. D. Reddick, A. H. Hunt, P. 8.

Deputy Health Officer, (Rural)—R. K. Gordon, B. Lewis, W. Hamilton, W.

Ponniah, l.m.s. C.Such,

Alexander,

Hall, J.W.A.Ingham,

Embury, C. W.

Asst. Health Officer—Goh Kok Kee,

L. M.S. D.T.M. & H. D.P.H. Marsden M. M.H. Whittles and S. P.W.Balls,

R.

Health Sister—E. W. Darville

Senior Staff Nurse—Mrs. A. R. Craig, Posts and Telegraphs

(temporary) Controller, Posts

Staff Nurses—Teo Yeok Kiang, R. P. Accountant—A. E. Ashton

David, S. Pasley. Mrs. A. Braunstein Supt. of Mails—R. 1 >. Rowswell Soon

and Mrs. Ethel de Alwis Assistant Supts.

Quarantine Station—Pulau Jerejak Hoong and Boey(Mails)—Mun

Swee Kong

Assist. Health Officer — S. Rasanaya- Supt.

W. F.of Flight

Telephones and Telegraphs—

gam, l.m.s. Senior

Pathological Branch

Govt. —A. Engineer,

G. TremainPosts & Telegraphs

M. Pathologist B., — J. A. B.S.

Cowan, Engr., Posts and Telegs.—J. C. Dallow

Engineer, Posts and Telegraphs

Asst. Pathologist—L. S. da Silva, l.m.s. (Bukit Mertajam)—E. L. Spooner

Lillingston

Goveknmbnt Monopolies, Penang Engineer, Penang Wireless Station—-

Assist Supt.—G--1. Gilmour L. R. Watts

Accountant^—N. M. Kennedy, a.c.a. Post Office Savings Bank

Revenue Branch—A. H. L. Wheeler Supt.—-A. E. Ashton

and P. D. Lawson

Preventive

Laughlin, O.Br Delmar-Morgan

rich — •!. E. Mac-and Prisons Department

G. J. G. Pitt Supt.- -B. F.Taylor

Bridge,(acting)

m.c.s.

Rubber Export Officer, Mitchell Pier Gaoler—J.

—F. S. Rickard Senr. Warder—F. A. Harwood

Rubber Export Officer, Prai—H. A. F.

Brooke

Rubber Export

irigs—C. Officer. Lumut, Dind- Public Works Dept.—General Branch

N. Maxwell

Rubber Import Officer, Penang—L. Y. Senior Executive

McCleland, l.c.e. Engineer

1.1 hib.) — R. H-

Brady Exec. Engr.—F. W. M. Burr, a.m.i.c.e.

Police Court Asst. Engrs.and— A.E. T.H.F.Couser,

a.m.i.c.e. Elbury, B.se.,

b.sc.

1st Magistrate—B. F. Bridge Chief Clerk-F. D. C Aeria

2nd Magistrate—D. Wills Financial Clerk—V. Boudville

Chief Clerk—J3. Manikram Public Works Branch

I Police Department — Penang and Tech. Subordinate—O. Scharenguivel

Province Wellesley Inspr. of Works—F. J. G. Aeria

Clerk of Works—R. E. Capel (acting)

Supt. of Police—B. W. Allen

Assistant Snpts.—K. W. H. Austin, Resident Councillor’s Office

C. M. J. Kirke and J. G. H. Brett Resident Councillor — Hon. A. M.

Assistant

Branch—L.Supt.F. inKnight

charge Detective Goodman

Financial Assist.—Mohamed Hashim Office Assistant—C. .0. Stewart

bin Secunder Chief Clerk—Ewe Kung Lim

082 PENANG

Sheriff’s Department Surveyor of Ships’ Office—Telephi 503;:

Sheriff—'Ian Hock Ann Cable Ad: Ships

Pailiff—Mohamed Surveyor of Ships, Inspector of j

Sheriff’s Clerk—A.Daroos

Jegarow Machinery and Examiner of Engi- j

neefs and Engine Drivers Under •

Supreme Court Ordinances 125 (Merchant Shipp- j

Sr.Pritchard

Puis. Judge—Hon. Mr. H. W. ing) 42 (Machinery) —J. J. Yanston

Survey Department Veterinary Department

Supt. of Surveys—H. C. Abraham Govt. Veterinary Surgeon—Capt. D.

Assist.do.Supt.—A. P. White, m.r.c.v.s.

—B. W. lally

P. Walker-Taylor Assist. Govt. Veterinary Surgeon—B.

D. Mehta, g.b.v.c.

Chief Clerk—S.,Arokia Dass

A. I.” Aerated Water Co., Ltd.—He, 1 Aik & Co., G. T., Electrical Contractors

Northam Road; Cable Ad: Aera and Suppliers.Electrical

Everything Solicit for— 388,

Enquiries on ‘,

Penang

tion Road

Abdoolcader, H. TT , Barrister-at law- Alexandra Brickworks, Ltd. — Sungeh ;

Advocate

— Georgetown and Solicitor,

Chambers,S.S.39, and

BeachF.M.S.

Dua,worth

Province

St.; Wellesley; Teleph. But- |

Telephs. 830Abdoolcader;

(Office) and 82!)Codes: ter

(Residence); 50; Cable. Ad: Borneo

Cable Ad: Secretaries—Borneo Co., Ltd,, Penang J

A.B.C.

5th edn., Bu(ter worth’s Legal and American Consulate (see Consulates)

Broomhall’s

Adams & Allan, Advocates and Solici- Anglo-,Chinese School (see. Schools)

tors—24,

Ad BeachLondon

: Adallan;. Street Teleph.

Agents:329;Gregory

Cable

Anglo-French and Bendixens Ltd.,—1,

liowcliffe & Co., 1, Bedford Row, Railway Godown Prai; Teleph. Butter-

W.C.

worth 562 or Railway Buildings; Teleph..

Partners— ; 874W.■ Nisbet, manager

Raymond Df laforce Hume, solicitor

Supreme Court (England), advo-

cate

Courtsandofsolicitor,

the F.M.S.S. S. and of the

Anthony & Co., A. A., Exchange and

Percy Norman Knight, solicitor, Share Brokers, Estate, Mining and ’

Supreme Court (England); advo- Insurance

Telephs. 417 Agents—9,

CableBeach

& 1121;A.B.C.- Ad: Street^ J

cate and

Archie solicitor,

Wilkin S.S. Harries

de Winton Codes: Bentley’s, 5th Anthony;

and 6th |J

solicitor, .Supreme edn.,

Court (Eng- and Broomhall’s

New Standard, Utility, etc. Combination^ )

land), notarv

solicitor, S.S. public,

and ofadvocate and

J. G. Brown, partner

the Courts

of the F.M.S.

1 I

E. H. Bultford, do.

Lim Huck Aik, Barrister at-law A.T.Clark,

S. Anthony,do.assistant

(Inner Temple), advocate and C. N. Reed (insurance)

Dr.solicitor, S.S. solicitor, Sun-'

Rees Williamsi,

reme

and solicitor,(England),

Court S.S. advocate j

Anglo-Siam Corporation, Ltd., The,

Merchants—15, Weld Quay; Teleph.

3343; Cable Ad: Anglosiam.

Adamson, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd. (Incor-

porated

and in Gt. Bank

Shanghai Britain) — Hongkong

Building; Cable Ariff, Dr. Kamil M., Rooms:

Physician47,andLeith:

Sur-

Ad: Gilfillan geon-Consulting

Street; Teleph. 905

 PENANG C83

ASSOCIATIONS AND SOCIETIES, &c. Penang Library The Resdt. Councillor

Presdt.—Hon.

Automobile Association of Malaya, Committee—Mrs.

The Rev. Keppel F. N. C. Durege,

Penang and Kedah Branch

President—G. Maund Ong Chong Keng, B.Gamier, Dr.

F. Bridge,

Secretaries and Treasnr rs—A. A. E.A. de Buriatte

(Hon Treasurer) and B.R. Sharma

Anthony

Penang

Penang

Association, MarineThe—1a,

Insurance

PenangAgents’

Street;

Fire

Malaya, Insurance

The—Penang Association

Branch of

Advisory

(chairman),Committee—G.

Wm. Roberts'E.(deputy

Black A. B.C. and Broomha! I’s Audit;! Codes:

Teleph. 603; Cable Ad:

chairman), Brovin, PhfRipi &, Ste-togrt, sebs.

Small, K. R.J. C.Cassey,

Stiven, D.A. E.J.

Penang

Armstrong and P. Lien hard Godown;Pilot Association—3,

Teleph. 573; Cable Ad:P.H.B.

Pilots

Secretaries—Evatt & Co., Chartered

Bank Chambers Penang Pilot Board

Malay Peninsula Agricultural Asso- Presdt.—Harbour Master (ex-officio)

ciation—Teleph.

burk 444;.Cable Ad: Ken- Penang Rubber EkcHANGk—14,' China

President—D. F. Grierson Street; Telephs. 1444 and 1.445; Cable

Vice-do. —Q. F. Bruce Ad: Para; Code: Bentley’s complete

Committee—H. H. Wardlaw. TL E. phrase

Chairman—Low Geok Swee

Roberton, S. E. Smith, A. Hastie Vice-Chairman—Lee Guat Cheow

and F. W. Petrie-Hay Hon. Secretary—Cheah Phee Ee

Secretaries^—Kennedy, Burkill & Asst. do. —ChewHong HupSoh Khim

Co., Ltd. Hon. Treasurer—Eu

Hon. Auditor —Low Ee Beng

Penang Chamber of Commerce — 1, Penang St. Andrew’s Society

Downing Street, Teleph. 303; Cable

Ad:Committee—B.G.IL

Evatt Johnson (chair-

man), J. Dick (vice-chairman), J. Ban216,Poh Beach

Co , General Importers—$12 and

P.Fletcher,

Souter,H.R. G.W.Baxter,

Esson, G.C. D.H. A.I. Chee WorStreet; Teleph. manager

Lok, general 1077.

Kent.

Officio) Hon. Mr. E. New bold (Aa- BanChinese

Poh Medical Hall,other

Importers of

Secretaries—Evatt & Co., Chartered Manufactured DrugsGoods—216,

and BeachChinese

Street;

Bank Chambers Teleph. 1077

Publications Lee Cheong Ann, manager

“Penang Daily Imports & Exports,” Ban Teik Bee Co., Copra, Oil and

issued Daily

“Penang Market Report,” issued BeachCake Oil producers—Office: 170,

FortnightlyStock of Imports,” Street; Teleph. 591; 'Cable

“Quarterly Ad: Banteikee

issued Middle of January, April,

July and October Bangkok Furnishing Company, Contrac;

Penang Chinese tors to: P. W. D.Penang. Pfenang iHigh

fe P. W.Class

and

merce—2, PenangChamber of Com-

Street; Teleph. Municipality,

910 Furniture Makers, House decorators,

President—Khoo Sian Ewe Painters, Polishers, Upholsterers, Im-

Vice

Hon. do.—Ng Bui Cam Mun Hun

Treasurer—Fong porters and7 Exporters—Showroom and

Hon. Auditor—Chew Buan Tong Workshop: XLeith Street; Teleph. 1137;

Secretary—Lee Boon Jin Cable Ad: Furnishing

W. Ming Doa, managing propn

Penang Choral and Dramatic Society Y.C.K. C.M. Chang, assist, manager

Tung,accountant

C. Mao, secretary

President—J.

Hon. P. Souter

Secretary and Treasurer—G. Chang Ek Jen, fitting dept.

E. Black Hsieb Sin Kok, foreman

C3

C84 PENANG

BANKS Belgian Consulate (see Consulates)

Chartered Bantk of India, Australia Beng Swee & Co., Ltd., Electrical Eng-

and ChinaCharter

byR.Royal (.Incorporated

1853) in England ineers, Contractors. Suppliers, Importers

& Exporters—41, Bishop Street; Teleph.

Forbes, acting manager 697;OhCable

HongAd: Seng,Bengswee

managing director

P. R. Wait, accountant Lee Hong Chai, secretory

Sub-Accountants Ooi Yeow Tong, bookkeeper

H. F. N. Pauli I C. F.

W. A. Young I. C. M. PembertonKing Lim Seng Ee,Ann,storekeeper

W. J Mowat I R. Stephen Chew Teik general clerk

Ho Oon Tat, chief clerk Cheah Inn Kiong

accountants),

auditors

Yeo Choon Eng,chief cashier

Bhuket Sub-Agency Boon Hak Co., General Merchants

G. N. Allen, sub-agent and Commission Agents—3a, Penang

Lee Swee Cheng, cashier Road; Cable Ad: Boonhak

Alor Star Sub-Agency

W. S. Dekin, sub-agenr Boon

Yeoh Cheow Eang, cashier RetailPharmacy,

Chemists, The,

cians—182-186-188. Druggists

Penang

Wholesale and

and Cable

Road; Opti-

Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn. Ad: Boonpharmy; Telegrams: Boon

—Cable Ad: Potomac Lee Tiang Keng, m.b.,b.s, (Edin) and

G.J.B.A.Dunnett, agent facting)

Clark, accounrant J. practitioners

Emile Smith, m o., medical

A.H. B.W.Kelly, assistant Thos.

Brady,

L. W. R. McLaren, do.

do. Chew G.Boon A. Scully, pharmacist

Ee, managing partner

Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd. Borneo Co.,

HeadLtd.. Merchants—7a, Weld

(Incorporated

Street. Head inOffice:

England)

15, — 11, Beach Quay.

Gracechurch Fenchurch St.,Office:

London,Sackville (douse,

E.C. Branch

Street, London, E.C. 3 Tiouses: Bangkok, Chiengmai, Ipoh,

D.L.Benson, Manager (actg.) Lakon, Raheng. Singapore, Penang,

R. Blacking, Accountant Kuching. Sibu, Miri and Kuala Lumpur

C. R. Shepherd, Assist. Acct. T.C. Jackson,

C. Martine,manager

agent for for Penang

Malaya

N EDERLANDSCHE

(NetherlandsTrading HaNDEL-MaATSCHAPPIJ

Society), Bankers Borneo Motors,Ltd.Ltd.(Incorporated

and Borneo-

—9, Beach Street Chevrolet, in

S. J. Baukema, sub-agent Straits Settlements)—Office: Farquhar

Street; Teleph. 668

R. Y. Patterson, manager for Penang

Oversea-Chinese

Ltd.—28 and 30, Banking

Beach Corporation,

Street; Telephs.

751, 752 and 753; Cable Ad: Oversea; Boustead Co., Ltd., (Incorporated in

Codes:Private.

and Bentley’s,

HeadPeterson’s 3rd edn. F.M.S.) Merchants—1, Weld Quay

Office: Singapore

Lim Kho Leng, manager

Khoo Eng Cheang, assist, mgr. and Boutcher

9, Weld Quay; Cable Ad: Boutcher

Leeaccountant

Teow Eng, chief cashier

Brown, Phillips Stewart, Accountants,

Barbour, Ltd., E. A., Rubber Exporters, Auditors Street;Bank

and Estate

CableBuildings,

Agents—1a,

Ad: Audit.Ipoh, Branch:

Penang

Hong-

General Merchants and Manufacturers’ kong F.M.S.

Agts.—1, Penang HarbourBoardGodown;

Teleph. 1082; Cable Ad: Barbour; Codes: R. P. Phillips, f.s.a.a., f.c.i.s.,partner

Bentley’s, A.L.S. S.Brown, c.A., partner (Ipoh)

Saw ChooBroomhall’s

Theng, manager(Rubber edn.) C. H. Wallace,

K. Cormac, c.A., assistant

do. (Ipoh)

 PENANG CS5

Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co., Ltd. CHURCHES, MISSIONS, &e.

(Incorporated under the Companies Church of England

Ordinances of Hongkong and incorpor-

ated in Shanghai), Wholesale and Retail Colonial

Wine andTeleph.

Street; Spirit587;Merchants—3:lc,

Cable Ad: Caldbeck;Beach Gamier,Chaplain — Rev. Keppel

m.a. (Surrogate)

Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn. and Bentley’s, Organist—R. E. G. Long

also Bentley’s Second Phrase Code.

Head Office: 4, Foochow Road Shanghai Methodist Episcopal Mission

Chartered Bank of India, Australia & Rev. Abel Eklund, district supt.

China- (See Banks) Miss Mabel Marsh, headmistress

(a.c.g.s.)

Oheah Inn Kiong & Go., Corporate Rev. L. Proebstel, d.d., principal

Accountan , ncorporated Secretaries, (a.c.s.)

Accountants, Auditors and Company Miss E. Stella Cass, headmistress

Secretaries—18, Bishop Street; Cable (Anglo

Miss Chinese

Dorothy Middleheadmistress

Moreton, School)

Ad: Cheahinnkiong (Anglo Chinese Primary'School)

Cheng Khoo Cheng Hoe,headmaster(Anglo

Law, Ean & Soon and

Advocates Chee,Solicitors

Barrister-at-

— 33, Chinese

Rev. Continuation

L. Proebstel, School) (A.

d.d., manager

Beach Street; Teleph. 735; Cable Ad: C. S. Branch Schools)

Limchengean Miss Lydia Urech, principal (Win-

Partners chellAbel

Home)

Limat-law,

Chengadvocate

Ean, b.a.,andll.b., barrister-

solicitor Rev. Eklund, pastor (Wesley

Khoo Soon Chee, m.a., barrister-at- Church)

Mr.(Wesley

Burr H.Church)

Baughman, asst, pastor

law, advocate and solicitor

Chin Chin Co,, General Merchants— Rev. M. Timothy Huang, pastor

18, Beach Street; Teleph. 1029;

Cable Ad : Chinchin. Rev.(Chinese

T. VI. Church)

Kurien, pastor (Tamil

Church) •

China. Underwriters, Ltd., Life, Fire, Miss Hazel M. Depler, headmistress

Marine, Motor-car and General Insur- (a.c.g.s.), Bukit Martajam

ance—Head Office: Hong Kong

Agents—J. Evans & Co., 2-2, Ah Quee Mission Chapel—35, Farquhar Street

Building, Beach Street; Teleph. 1122 A. Hardwidge

Miss M. Lindseyand wife

Chinese Consulate (see Consulates)

Chinese National Film Co., Film Roman Catholic Mission —Penang

Exhibitors—31, Phee Choon Road; Rev. J. B. Souhait (for Europeans

Cable Ad: Chinafilm. andP.Eurasians)

Rev. Baloche (for Indians)

Oh’ing Eng .Too

Export Merchants—121, Beach

Teleph. 1061; Cable Ad: Hithennost Street;

St.Northam

Andrew’sRoad Presbyterian Church—

Chong Kee Co., General Importers, Com-

mission Agents, Wine, Spirit, Provision

Merchants

Street & Tobacconists^—35a, Beach CLUBS

Lim Joo Chong, proprietor Penang Club

Chop Hen Choon Tong, Estate of Tye Trustees—D. A. M. Browm, R. D.

Kee Yoon (deceased)—37, Chulia Street; Hume and J.G.R.H.Bennett

President—B. Johnson

Teleph. 1009; Cable Ad:

Tye Chee Tean, executor Henchoontong

Tye Shook Yuen, do. Committee

Parry, S.—C.J. Vickers,

R. Bennett, H.

J. Dick,

Khoo Chye Hean, gen. manager B. E. Ross

Khoo Thay Jin, attorney Hon. Secretary—N. M. Kennedy

Cheang Ah Tooug, clerk Asst. Secy, and Treas.—J. W. Callan

*C3

€86 PENANG

Penang Cricket Club — Teleph. 460 Cluede St. Ouen, Ladies Hairdresser—

4, Cluede

PenangSt.Road

President—H. Parry Ouen, proprietor

Vice-do. —P.N. r Knight

Committee—

Brady, L. U.I\ Best.

S. Anthony,

J. E. A. H.Clark,

W. Coconut Propucts Co.—170, Beach Street

G. R. Evans, G. J. Gilmour and Colonial Dispensary—104, Prangin Road

S. L. McNee

Treasurers—Evatt

Secretary—E. James Consolidated

corporated inTinEngland)—Head

Smelters Ltd.Office:

(In-

Penang Golf Club Princes House,

London, E C. 2 95, Gresham Street,

President—Hon. A.R.M.Bennett Goodman Directors

Simon I.—Patino

His Excellency

(president),_ Senor

R. J.

Vice-President—J. Hose

Captain—J. MoncurH. Fenwick

Hon. Secretary—J. Budd,(chairman),

k.b.e., Sir Sir Cecil Lindsay

F. George Penny,

Committee — C. H.1). W.

T). Stiven, Dr. bart, m.p., Antenor

V. Pearce, a.i.m.m.,Patino, Ernest

R. Martinez

W. H. Brodie,- Brady and Vargas, John C. Budd, J. K. Mac-

H. R. S. Law Cowan, J. H. C. E. Howeson and

Treasurers—Evatt & Co. L. Hardy (alternate)

Penang Recreation Club F. C. Bell, secretary

President—J. W. B. Ogle Local

Dato Transfer Office — Birch House,

Vice-do. —F. J. G. Aeria SmelterKramat, Penang; Cable Ad:

Penang Local Registrar—E. Newbold

Bungah Swimming Club — Tanjong Subsidiary Companies—

President—L.

Vice-do. R. To

—K.H.Coombs field Eastern Smelting Co., Ld.

Captain—A. L. Wheeler Williams Harvey & Co., Ld.

Hon. Secretary—.K. J. Gassy CornLh Tin Smelting Co., Ld.

Treasurers—Evatt & Co. Penpoll Tin Smelting Co., Ld.

Members

Cook, J.ofR.Committee—D.

Danson, D. Benson, D. B.

G.Scharff

J. Gilmour and Dr. J. W. CONSULATES

Election Committee—E. Belgium

J. Green. L. H. Best,E. Noble,

D. A. Consul—F.

Assistant—C.H.Grumitt

Grumitt

Mackay, H. J. Lewis and C. P.

Purcell China

Penang Turf Club Consul—Yen-Kai Huang

President—J. D. Kemp Eleve Consul—A. C.Chee

Chancellor—Yang ShuHsiang

Tnense

Committee—C. D. D. Hogan,

Brown, B.D. G.A. H.M.Johnson J.

Brown, and G.

D. Secretary—Choon Min Fatt

Benson, Denmark—F.M.S.

S. Lee

R. Toon Poon

A. Representatives — J. D. Vice-Consul—W.Railways Building

Gjodesen

Kemp, C. D. D. Hogan and J. G. France—Cable Ad: Fransulat

Brown C. Vickers

Secretary—S. Consular Agent — Roland Mange,

Clerk of Course—G. N. Magill c/o The Ld.

& Co., Successors of Moine Comte

Treasurers—Evatt & Co.

Town Club—Downing St.; Teleph. 324 Italy—22, Northam Street

Consular Agent—Enrico Mariotti

Chairman—D. McLeod Craik

Committee—J.

Sharrock, R.

B. G. andBennet, F.

H. Executive M.

Johnson, Netherlands

G. D. A. Fletcher Consul—S. J. Baukema

Engineer

Hon. Secretary—S. L. Potter Norway

Treasurers—Evatt & Co. Vice-Consul—J. Dick

 PENANG C87

Portugal Diethelm & Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in

Acting Vice-Consul— John G. Brown Switzerland),

sion Agents—12-14-16, MerchantsChurch

and Commis-

Street;

Teleph. 317; Cable Ad: Diethelmco

Siam—F.M.S.R. Buildings; Te.eph. 993; P. Lienhard, manager

Codes: A.B.7, PangkorRoad;

Residence: C. 5th and 6th Draftsedns.

on

Government Treasuries at Renong, m H W S 3E

Trarig, Situal, Kopah, Surasdar Chum- Dispensary (1929), Ltd., The, Chemists

porn, Songkhla, Pataloong and Pat- and Opticians—2, Bishop Street; Cable

tani are issued at the Consulate Ad:F. Chemoptist

J. Smith, m.p.s., manager

Sweden Agents

Trueford for-.

Vice-Consul—C. B. Redway

Doulatram & Co., B.H.T., Silk and

United Cotton Goods Merchants—8a, Beach

Road States of America—5, Pangkor Street; Cable Ad: Dovecot

Consul—Carlton Hurst

Vice-Consul—Linton Crook

Dunlop Rubber Co.

Manufacturers — (S.S.), Ltd., The,Street;

101, Bishop Tyre

i Crag Hotel (see Hotels) Teleph. 65; Cable Ad: Dunlop.

Lumpur:42, Batu Road. Head Office: 142, Kuala

Robinson Road, Singapore. Telephs.

I Craik, D. McLeod, Chartered Architect— 6635 (Managing Director and Secretary),

39, Beach Street; Teleph. 656; Cable Ad: 5034

:i Framboise (Sales & Service) arid 5035 (Order

Dept. & Warehouse); Cable Ad: Dunlop

| D. McLeod Craik, f.r.i.b.a. F. RA. Johnson,

W. Handley, managing director

secretary

G.E. H.

C. Miller (Tyre

Hanson (ServiceSales)and General

I| Creative Advertising

Poster, Electrical Service,Window

Advertising, Press, Rubber Goods)

I\ Displays, Road & Shop Signs, etc. Street

Signs H. P. Bacon, assistant

Chua Hung Tong, chief clerk

painted anywhere—20-d, Pehang 11 eng Yam Ah Leng,

Chua Seah, do.

do. (Penang Depot)

(Kuala Lumpur

Criterion Press, Ltd., Printers, Publishers Depot)

andLimStationers—Id, K.sentative

B. H. Stevens,, resident repre-

Cheng Kung, Penang Street

mang. dir.

Lim Ping Hock, secretary Durege & Thomas, Ltd. (Incorporated

Toh Teow Poon, manager inandtheEngineers—P.

Straits Settlements), Merchants

O. Box 392; Cable

(Cycle & Carriage Co. (1926), Ltd., Cycle Ad:F. Duregeco N. Ch. Durege, managing director

[ and Motor importers—Office: 12, Bishop

! Street; Cable Ad: Cyclecarri; Teleph. 716

East Asiatic Co.,M.Ltd.,

Merchants—F. Shipowners

S. Railways and

Building;

] : Danish Consulate (See Consulates) Telephs. 1301 (Office) and 871 (Godown);

Cable Acme,

Impr., Ad: Eastasia;

Bentley’sCodes:

& BoeA.B.C. 5th

Ci , Dennys & Co., A., General Merchants,

Land, Estate, Shipping, Insurance and W. Gjodesen,

V.Frederiksen, manager

Hansen, M.assists.

Steincke and C. J.

I» Commission Agents, Contractors, Rece-

ivers and Trustees of Estates, etc.,

Licensed

:j| |s; 22a, BeachAppraisers

Street; and Auctioneers—

Ad: Dennys; Codes:Teleph. 308; A.B.C.

Bentley’s, Cable Eastern Extension, Australasia and

China Telegraph Co., Ltd.—(zee under

I !-j 8th and Rudolf Mosse Telegraph),

C88 PENANG

Eastern Smelting Co., Ltd. (Incorporated “Film News,” The, Publishers, Advertis-

inPrinces

England) Tin Smelters—Head

House, 95, Gresham Office: ing

Street,

Service—Top Floor, Criterion Press

Co., Ltd., ID, Penang Street)

London, E. C. 2; Penang Office: Birch Toh Teow Poona, dvertising mgr.

House, Dato

(Penang); Cable Kramat;

Ad: Teleph..

Smelter, Penang1360

London Directors — S.L. Budd,

C. Ambrose Fiat S. A. Road

(Incorporated in Italy)—22,

(chairman), Sir Cecil k.b.e., Northam

E. Mariotti, manager

Sir

Wm. E.Clark,GeorgeSir Penny,

Arthur bart., m.p.,

B. Adams,

k.b.e. and P. M. Ilobinson, m.i.e.e., Fire Insurance Association of Malaya

A.M.I.MECH.E. (See Associations)

F. C. Bell, secretary

W. N. Walter, acct.

J. N. Cooley, assist, acct. Fraser & Neave, Ltd., Aerated

Manufacturers—190, Arygll Water

Road;

W.E.T.H.Francis, P. J. Steggail and Teleph.

Singapore. Branches: KualaHeadLumpur*

107; Cable Ad: Atlas. Office: j

A. Brooke, assists. Penang, Ipoh, Malacca, Seremban, Sai- |

D.works

A. MacKay,

manager a.r.s.m., a.i.m.m., gon, Bangkok, Medan (Deli),

B. Bixby, a.r.s.m., a.i.m.m., assist, Balei

G.manager and Sourabaya. Depots:Tandjong

Johore, !I

Klang and Tebing Tinggi

E. A. Fisher, a.r.s.m., a.i.m.m., chief

R.chemist

W. Scarlett, b. sc. & F. E. Wraight, French Consulate (see Consulates)

A.tech, assists. ore room supt.

E. Hembrow,

General Manager in the East—E. FunBoating, HealthSailing,

Resort,

etc.,Swimming,

Restaurant Golf,

and

Newbold Bungalows—8th Mile Tanjong Bungah;

Agents—D. J. Fleming (Ipoh), J. M. Teleph. 200; Cable Ad: Fun

O’C. George (Kampar),

(Fusing), C. M. McDonald (Kuala E. A. Davis T. V. Templeton, mgr. and proprietor

Lumpur), R. J. Evans (acting), Ganesh Printing Works, Printers*

(Puket), & Fraser & Co. (Singapore Stationers and Book-binders — 99,

Penang btreet; Telepli. 926; Cable Ad:

Eastern & Oriental Hotel (See Hotels) Ganesh P. Ahamed, sole proprietor

N. A. Ramanathan, manager

Evans & Co., J., Importers and Ex- M. Mobamed Hashim, chief clerk -j

porters—22a, Beach Street; Cable M. Murugesa Mudaliar, foreman

Ad: Crusader General Accident, Fire and Life Assur-

Evatt & Co., Accountants and Auditors— ance Corporation,

Caldbeck, Macgregor Ltd.& Co., Ld., agents

Chartered

Cable Ad: Bank

Evatt;Chambers;

Codes: Teleph.

A.B.C. 492;

5th Swee Tin & Co., agents

edn., Broomhall’s (Rubber), Western General College of the Mission i

Union and Bentley’s Complete &. 2nd Etrangeres (see Schools)

Phrase

E.C. Y.Y. Bailey, a.c.a., partner

C. Thomson, f.s.a.a., partner General Produce Agency, Ltd., Rubber I

J. A. Clarke, a.c.a., partner Brokers and Commission Agents — 33„1

V. C. Nolan, a.c.a. (Aust.), partner China Street; Teleph. 474

I.L. Noble, c.a., a.s.a.a.,assistant

M. Norris, do.

George Town Dispensary, Ltd.

Federal Rubber Stamp Co., Book- The, Street; Wholesale

Teleph. 362; Chemists—39, Bead

CableAd: Geeteedee;!,

sellers, Wholesale and Retail Stationers— ~

Cable * ’

Ad: Eli

Elixir. ^

Branches

6. Beach Street; Teleph. 598; Cable Ad: Road & Belfield Street, Ipoh, Perak, and! at Statiomi

Vulcanite;

Foo Codes: A.B.C.

senior5th &6th edns. 9, 11 & 13, Riverside, Malacca

Tan Wha Chin Cheng

Hean, general partner

manager Herbert J. Lewis, F.s.M.c..D.B.o.A.,mgr.

T. McKinstery, m.p.s., f.c.o., assist. igrjl

st. if

Yeoh Oon Soon, manager S. Wadsworth, m.p.s., do.

 PENANG C89

Georgetown Motor Garage, Ltd. — 1, 23, Beach Street; Telephs. 681 and 682;

China Street; Telephs. 694 and 1285 Cable Ad:

Union, A. B.Barkers;

C. 5th Codes:

and 6thWestern

edns.,

Georgetown Traders, The, Importers, and Private Broomhall’s (Rubber edn.), Bentley’s

Exporters and Commission Agents—1, B. B. Egmont Hake, dir. (K. Lumpur)

China Street and Beach Street; Teleph. W. E. Wallis, director (Kuala Lumpur)

1285; Cable Ad: Hokimiteik

Georgetown Motor Garage, Ld., proprs. H. O. Peake, do. (London)

Lim Eng Hooi, manager G.A.D.E.A.M.Fletcher,

Mitchell,manager

signs per pro.

D. R. Harper, do.

Gopal Dass &1 Co., Importers, Ex-

porters and Manufacturers’ repre- Hertz, Dr. C. Henry, Consulting Dental

sentatives—37, Ceylon Lane; Cable Surgeon—17 555; Cable Ad:b, Hertz

Northam Road; Teleph.

Ad: Hisah.

Gramophone & Music Store—175, Hewett Art Furniture Co., Cabinet

Campbell Street; Cable Ad: Music Works and Saw Mill—Offices: 1, East

Jelutong; Teleph. 1387; Cable Ad:

Store Hewet; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th edns.

Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., and Bentley’s

Ltd., The—21, Beach Street Hin Giap Co., Rubber Exporters — 86,

J.Sime, Darby &Gould,

H. Baring Co., Ld.,

dist.financial

manageragts. Beach Street

Guthrie & Co., Ltd.—35 and 36, Weld Hongkong & Shanghai Bank (See Banks)

Quay; Telephs. 357 and 734; Cable Ad:

Guthrie. Registered Office: Battery Hogan & Ivens, Advocates and Solicitors

Road, S’pore. Ipoh, Branch Offices: Kuala

and —6a,

Lumpur, Medan (Sumatra) Teleph.Logan’s Buildings,

3L6, Cable Beach Street;

Ad. Advocate; Codes:

church Street, E. C. 3 52-54, Grace- A.B.C. 4th and 5th edns. and Bentley’s

Malacca. London Office:

H.J.W.A.Esson,

Bines manager

HOTELS

Habrakol

inturers Syndicate,

the ofStraits Ltd. (Incorporated

Settlements), Manufac- Crag Hotel—Teleph. 29 (Penang Hill)

Habrakol Patent Insulation

for Electric Cables, Habrakol Patent

Box Compound, etc.—8, Beach Street; Modern in Every Way:Hotel

Eastern and Oriental Ltd.,

Cable Ad: Habrakol Orchestra,

Durege & Thomas, Ld., mang. agents Garage—8, 322

Farquhar Street; Telephs,

Codes:andA.B.C.

1440;4thCable

and Ad: Hoteleando;

5th edns., Bent-

■I Handel Maatschappij Guentzel

Schumacher, Ltd., Importers and Ex- & ley’s and Western Union

A.H. R.Klass,

Jennings, manager

j porters and Steamship Agents—9, China Affiliated with chef

£j Street Ghaut Raffles Hotel Ltd., Sing-

apore

I iHanna, Dr. J. G., Dentists—Chartered

jI}l Bank J. G.Chambers; Teleph.

Hanna, D.D.s., 974

F.I.C.D. eviiami Beach Hotel—8th Mile Tan-

I i C. T. Miles, d.d.s., f.i.c.d. jong Bungah; Teleph. 200; Cable Ad:

II T. M. Calhaem, l.d.s. Fun

1 {* .A. Ganly, b.d.sc. T. proprietor

Y. Templeton, manager and

II Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd., Estate and Nippon Hotel—22, Leith Street; Teleph-

|:k Office:

Mine Agents and Merchants

Singapore)—British (Head 480;U. Cable

India House, Ad. Nipponkan

Ichise, proprietor

 C90 PENANG

Runnymede Hotel, Ltd. (Lessees Islay Kerr & Co., Ltd., Steamship Agents

Crag Hotel and Refreshment Roomsof —23, Beach Street; Cable Ad: Bison

J. Dick, manager

—Penang Hills)—40-42, Northam Road;

Telephs. 543 & 544; Cable Ad: Runny-

mede; Code: Bentley’s

Directors—J. I >.Kemp, A.R. Thornton, Jacks

J. McNeill, Frank Duxbury and A. (Incorporated in Straits Settlements)

Engineers and General Merchants—15,

H. Miles Beach Street;Head

Teleph. 351; CableBuild-

Ad:

F. W.S. Castle,

Heaney,general

hotel manager

secretary Expanded. Office:Ocean

L. Humbert, chef-in-charge ing, Prince Street, Singapore. Branches

Mrs.W.E.Gachnang,

Smyth, housekeeper at Kuala Lumpur, ipoh and

5th Port

edn., Swet-

H. mgr. (Crag Plotel) tenham.Acme, Codes: A.B.C. Ben-

Secretaries and Registered Office: Ken- tley’s, London

New Standard and Private j

Agents—William Jacks & Co.y j

nedy, Burkill

Chambers, Penang & Co., Ltd., Georgetown W inchester House, Old Broad Street,

London E.C. 2 ;

H. Elphick, managing

R. N. Holmes, asst. do. director (S’pore.)

( do. ) ;

Huttenbach, Lazarus & Sons, Ltd., R.H.C. F.Stewart, c.a.,mgr.

secretary ( do.

General Merchants, Engineers and Con-

tractors—21, Beach Street; Cable Ad: Clements, (signs pe pro.)) j|

Habiture; Codes:

Bentley’s Union, A.B.C.

2nd Phrase, 5th edn. A.

Acme,andLubin’s,1,

Western Lombard Eng- James,

TrinityMrs. M. I.,of Certificated

College Pianiste

Music, London—rS?,.

ineering

Associated with Shaw, Darby & Co., Cantonment Road

Mrs. M. I. James, teacher

Ltd.,

Street,Winchester

London, E.C.House,2 Old Broad

Directors—A. M. Sellar (London), J. M. Johnson & Philips, Ltd., London |

Sime (Singapore),

(Penang), H. ^ S. Russell

and T. F. Anderson Pole, (Incorporated in England), Elec- j

c.a. (Singapore)

L. R. Tofield, secy, and accountant trical Engineers—Agents: William

Jacks & Co. (Malaya), Ltd.—Singa- '

signs per pro. pore, Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh and i

Engineering Department Penang

F. M. Sharrock, signs per pro. Representative—H. E. W. Bryning j

Electrical Department

L. M. Evans, a.m.i.e.e. (Ipoh)

H. A. Phillips

Resident Engineers Kee Huat Radio Company, Radio and j [

Alor Star—K. H. Robinson Electrical Engineers — 178, Campbell

Sungei Patani—J.

Teluk Anson—Glynn Jones J. P. Davies Street; Cable Ad: Kikophone

Imperial Chemicaland Industries Kennedy & Co., Exchange, Share Brokers ‘ k

Ltd., Importers Exporters(Malaya),

of Che- and Insurance Agents—2b, Beach Street,., j

micals, Fertilisers, Dyestuffs and Manu- (opposite Kennedy;

Mercantile Bank); Cable Ad: :

Codes: A.B.C. 5th Western

and 6th j j j

facturers’

Quay; Raw

Teleph. Materials

405; Cable — 48,

Ad: Weld

Impke- edns., Lieber’s, Broomhall’s,

raix. Head Office: 144, Robinson Road, Union

Partners--F. N. Syer, J. F. Arthur j

& Bentley’s

Singapore

J. B. Wood, manager and A. J. L. Donaldson

Agents for

Inn & Co., K. S. Printers, Booksellers and National Employers’ Mutual General || ;

Stationers—12, Beach Street and Id, insurance Association, Ltd.—Motorjj

Penang Street (Works) and Fire

Suh-Agencies

International Hotel (see Hotels) North British and Mercantile Insur- rj

ance

etc. Co., Assurance

Ltd.—Burglary, Accident _ il(jj

Italian Consulate (see Consulates) Prudential Co., Ltd.—Lifet

 PENANG C91

Kennedy, Burkill & . Co, Ltd. (In- Java-Maritius-Africa Line

corporated Pacific-Java-Bengal Line (from the

Managing inAgents the Straits Settlements),

and Secretaries for Pacific)

Royal Dutch Air Lines (K.L.M.)

Agricultural, Mining and Industrial Royal Netherlands Indian Airways

I Georgetown

Companies; Chambers, and Insurance

39, BeachAgente—

Street, (K.N.I.L.M.)

Penang; Teleph. 444; Cable Ad;

Kenburk; Codes: Broomhall’s

edn.) Bentley’s, Birch wood’s and Private (Rubber

Directors—A. W. Burkill (Shanghai), Kworsg u&m^m h #^

F. Duxbury (London), C. R. Burkill Wah Yit Poh Press, Ltd.,

. (Shanghai), M. K. Whitlock (Lon- lithographers,The (Est. 1910), Printers, and Publishers,

don), F. N. Syer & L. H. Holds worth binders— 16 andStationers Book-

C.A. B.C. Red way, managing director

Buckle, a.c.a., secretary Teleph. 559; P.O. Box 34; CableStreet;

18, Malay Ad:

J.H. R.C. Hirzel Kwongwahpoh

Pinching,| technical

K. J. Cassy

adviser Printers & Publishers of the “Kwong

Wah Yit Poh”, the Leading Chinese

Daily

Low Ee inBeng,

North Malay director

managing

1*1 & H # Directors—Ong Keng Seng,Khoo

Saw Beng

Seng

Keong Lay & Co., Merchants—9, Pang- Kiew, Tan Hun Geok,

kor Road; Teleph. 429;Cable Ad: Keong- Gheang, Khaw Seng Lee, Lee Guat

,Lay; Code: Bentley’s, Complete and Cheow, Tan Bin Cheng and Low

Second Phrase, A.B.C. 5th & 6th edns. Geok Sooi

Khie Heng Bee & Co., Rice Millers— Lean & Co., Exchange, Share and General

Head Teleph.

Road; Office and 651;Mills: 294, Chiehengbe

CableAd: Brick Kiln Brokers—3a, Union Street

Partners—Lim Cheng Teik, Lim Cheng M. J. B. Watt, partner

Law, Lim Hooi Hong, Ho Chin Keat E.S. E.L. Scully,

Potter, bookkeeper

do.

Kim Keng Leong & Co. (Chop Gim B: O.C. D.

A. Scully,

Aeria,clerk

do.

Cheang), Ironmongers, Hardware

and Sanitary Earthenware Importers, Lee San & Co., K., General Merchants

Kerosene

mission 387; Oil —127,

Agents MerchantsBeachand Street;

Com- and Manufacturers’ Agents—81, Beach

Teleph. Cable Ad: Kimkengleong; Street;

Codes: Teleph.

A.B.C. 765;4th Cable

and Ad:

5th Leesan;

edns.,

Codes A.B.C. 5th and 6th edns. Western Union and Bentley’s

Lee Oon Saik,

Lim Boon Suan, manager mang. proprietor Khoo Soo Jin, partner

Lim Boon Earn, Lee Chin Boo, Koh Khoo Soo Ghee, do.

Choo Hean and Tan Guan Tong, Distributors for

assistants “Dunlop”

sories andTyres,

“Dunlop” “Dunlop”

BicyclesAcces-

Kong & Co., Managing Agents and Agents for

Secretaries for Estates and Industrial Roosevelt

j Companies,

Agents —10, Merchants and Commission

Penang Street; Teleph. 264: Johnson’sMotor Auto Cars,

Lak, Whiz Polish,

and Oldham

Cable Ad: Kongco Batteries

jKoninkt.uke Paketvaart Maatschappij Leong Fee

(Royal Packet Navigation Co.)—31, 4,Brokers,

Church

Tin arid Rubber Merchants—

Street;andCable Ad: Leongfee;

a Beach

Paketvaart Street; Teleph. 582;' Cable Ad: Codes: Bentley’s Private

R; F. J. S. von Magius, agent Directors—Leong Eng Khean, Leong

P. Maasland, assist. Yin Kheari, Yeo Boon Wan and Yeo

Agents for Wee Yang, managing director

Nederland and Rotterdam Lloyd Cheah Inn Kiong ik secretary

Ch’ng Hong Seang, Co., auditors

Royal Dutch Mail

Holland-East Asia Line (from Europe) Lim Cheng Teik, Planter, Mill and Land

Straits-Java-Australia Line Owrier—Office: 170, Beach Street and

Deli-Straits-China Line House: 52, Larut Road; Teleph. 591

C92 PENANG

Little & Co., Ltd., John (Incorporated in Mansfield & Co., Ltd., Shipping and:

England), Wine, Spirit and Provision Forwarding Agents—Chartered Bank

Merchants, etc. Head Office, (London): Chambers, Beach Street; Cable Ad:

10, Pancras

and Store (inLane, E.C. 4. Raffles

the East): Office Mansfield

Head Place, Directors in Singapore — C. E.

Singapore. Branch Depot:

Street; Teleph. 982; Cable Ad: Littles, Bishop Wurtzburg, A. E. Thornley Jones

Penang; Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn. and W.and F. S. Gibsonmgr. (signs per pro.)

A. Kimpster,

Bentley’s M. Reid, assist, do. do.

S. L. McNee, c.A.,

Assistants—F. accountant

M. Adam, W. Inglis j

Lock & Co., General Store-keepers—24, (Bhuket), L. G. Lee, T. E. Mason,

Beach Street and 1, Church Street

H.A.

E. McLellan

Ward, and

dockyardW. M. Oak

manager Rhind I

Logan, Ross & Samuel, Advocates and Assistants—W. G. Price and J. A. j

Solicitors—5, Union Street; Teleph. 497; Liang

Code:

B. E.A.B.C.

Ross, 5th edn.

partner (Agencies: see Singapore)

C. R. Samuel, do.

Long Kee & Co., Importers of Sugar, Manufacturers Life Insurance Co.

Guthrie & Co., Ld., general agents

Safety Matches and General Merchan-

dise—197, Beach Street Marine Insurance Association (see

Look Brothers, General Merchants and Associations)

Commission Agents—213, Penang

Penang; Cable Ad: Lookers: Codes: Road,

A.B.C.

Chin 5th

Lookedn.Seong,

and Bentley’s

proprietorphrases MASONIC—Masonic Temple, Western

Road

M. E. Anglo-Chinese Girls’ School Gottlieb Mark Lodge, No. 382 E.C.

(see Schools)

Lodge Royal Prince of Wales, No. 1555

Magill, G. N., Contractor

sion Agent—24, and Commis-

Beach Street; Teleph. E.C.

86; Cable Ad: Magill; Codes: Broomhall’s Lodge Scotia, No. 1003 S. C.

Imperial and Bentley’s

Majestic Cinema—31, Quee Choon Road; Scotia S.C.

Royal Arch Chapter, No. 408;

Cable Ad: Majestic

Malay Peninsula Agricultural As- Victoria No. 1555J ubilee

E.C. Royal Arch Chapter,

sociation (see Associations)

Malaya Co., Ltd., Stock and Share Bro- McAlister & Co., Ltd. (Established 1857.

kers and Commission Agents—55, Beach Incorporated 1903), Merchants —19,

Street;

Codes: Telephs.

A.B.C. 1180-1 ;CableAd:

5th edn., Ayalam; Beach Street; and at Singapore, Ipoh

Broomhall’s,

Bentley’s and Private Kuala Lumpur and London. Registered

Lim Huck See, managing director Office:

SingaporeGresham House, Battery Road,

Lim Chin Guan, director W.J.Juniper,

Lim Chin Ooh, do. H. Wood,manager

assistant

Malayan Tobacco Distributors, Ltd., McAuliffe, Davis & Hope, Chartered

(Incorporated

ments), in the Straits Settle- Accountants—Chartered Bank Building;

ters—48,Cigarette and Tobacco

Church Street; Teleph.Impor-

1475; Teleph 377; Cable Ad: McAuliffe; Codes:

Bentley’s, Broomhall’s (Rubber edn.) and

Cable Ad: Tobacco A.B.C. 5th edn.

Distributors for:

British American Tobacco Co., Ltd.

and Associated Companies Sir H.T. McAuliffe, f.c.a.,

partner (L’don.)

Ardath Tobacco Co., Ltd. and Asso- F. H. Grumitt, A.C.A., do. (Penang)

ciated Companies A. Dobson, a.s.a.a., do. (S?pore.)

 PENANG C93

H. E. Collins, A.O.A., do. (Penang) Secretariat

A. Grumitt, a.c.a., do. (Penang) Secretary, Treasurer &L Assessor—T.

C. Grumitt, a.c.a., do. (Penang) W. Douglas, F.c.c.s.

Assistants (signa.c.a.

the firm)— Assistant

N. G. Noble, (Spore)

H. E. Farley, a.s.a.a. (Batavia) A.C.A. Secretary—J. E. A. Clark,

J.W.H.W.Reid, Assist. Acct.—S. Y. Adams, a.i.m.t.a.

Speid,a.s.a.a.

a.c.a. (Penang)

(S’pore)

A. G. H. Reason, a.s.a.a. (K.Lumpur) Electric Supply Department

G A. Murphy, a.c.a. (Medan)

Assistants—

C. E. Firkins, R. S. Jennings, a.c.a., Electrical Engineer—Thomas Rogers,

F.a.c.a.,

Harrison, a.s.a.a., P. G. Clark, M.I.E.E., A.M.I.MECH.E., A.I.STRUCT.E.

J. S. Howkins, a.c.a., A. S. Deputy Electrical

Danson, a.m.i.e.e. Engineer —J. R.

Watson, a.c.a. & W. R. Metherall, Chief Assist. Electrical Engineer—A.

A.C.A. S. Gosling, a.m.i.e.e. Cairns

Financial Assistant—J.

Malayan Tobacco Distributors, Ltd., Distribution

A.M.I.E.E. Engineer — S. Mortimer,

(Incorporated in the Straits Settlements), Assistant Distribution Engrs.—F. H.

Cigarette

Church Street;and Tobacco Importers—48,

Teleph. 1475; Cable Ad: Gibson, a.m.i.e.e., J. H. Dodd, a.m.

Tobacco i.e.e. and

Station J. M. Mankin

Supt.—R. C. MacMillan

Distributors for-: Shift Engineers — J.R. Buntin,

British American Tobacco Co., Ltd. Day, R. Thomson, J. HuttonA. and

C.

and Associated F. S.Room

Ogle

Ardath Tobacco Companies

Co., Ltd. and As- Show

Demonstrator—Miss D. Mitchell

sociated Companies

I Mercantile Bank of India {see Banks) Electrical Tramways Dept.

Engineer & Manager—Thomas Rogers,

| Methodist Episcopal Mission {See M.I.E.E., A.M.I.MECH.E., A.I.STRUCT.E.

| Churches) Deputy

Danson,Engineer

a.m.i.e.e.and Manager—J. R.

. —.. Assist. Engr.—K. Coombs, a.m.i.e.e.

' Mission Chapel {see Churches) Workshop Supt.—W. R. Cairns

Wells

Financial Assistant—J.

Mohamed & €o., Ali Sahib, General Mer-

chants—10, Ah Quee Street Engineer’s Department, Municipal

Municipal Engineer—M.

M.I.M. & CY.E., F.I.SfE. J. Thorpe,

Moine Comte & Co., Ltd. (The Deputy

Successors of)—9, China Street Ghaut;

Teleph. 1192; Cable Ad: Moine. Head Fletcher, a.m.i.c.e. Engineer—W. F.

Municipal

Office: Singapore Assistant

a.m.i.c.e., Engineers—J.

a.m.i.m. & cy.e., G.W.R. Evans,

Clark,

R. Mange, manager a.m.i.m. & cy.e., and H. G. Moulding,

Agents : A.M.I.C.E.

, Messageries Maritimes Coy. Office Assist.—J.

Mechanical D. PetrieM. C. Sharp,

Engineer—J.

Chargeurs Reunis A.M.I.MECH.E.

Assist. Mechanical Engineer—O. G.

MUNICIPALITY PentneySurveyor — D. A. Coupar,

Building

Commissioners—G. W. Bryant (predt.), a.b.i.c.c.

i Hon. Town Supt.—A. E. M. Dennys

H. H.Mr. KhooCader,

Abdool Sian Ewe, Hon.Huck

Dr. Ong Mr.

Chye, Capt. S. S. Alsagoff, B. G. H. Fire Brigade

Johnson,

Thoon, C.G.R.D.Samuel,

A. Fletcher, LimHock

Koh Sin Eow

and C. H. Dakers Supt. — L. E. Coleman,

2nd Officer—A. J. Brown,m.i.fire,e.

a.i.p.t.

C94 PENANG

Health Officer’s Dept. Netherlands & Norwegian Consu-

Health Officer—W. H. Brodie, m.b., lates (see Consulates)

CH.B., D.P.H.

Deputy

Graham,Health

m.b., ch.b.Officer — E. W. New Dispensary, Chemists, Druggists-

Chief Sanitary Inspector and Opticians—47, Leith Street

Miller, m.s.i.a., Cert. r.s.i. — J. E. New Ice Works Co., Ice Manufacturers—

Health

c.m.b., Sisters—Miss H. Flint,

a.r.san.i. and Miss F. M. s.r.n.,

Sloan 170, Beach Street

S.R.N., C.M.B. Northam Pharmacy, The, Wholesale and

Penang Hill Government Railway Retail Chemists, Druggists & Opticians

Engineer & Manager—Thomas Rogers, -—168, Campbell

Cable Ad: NorthamStreet;

pharmacy Teleph. 615;

M.I.E.E., A.M.I.MECH.E , A.I.STRUCT.E. Lo Yew Kee, managing proprietor

Financial Assistant—J. Cairns

Ong Huck Chye, Dr., j.p., m.b., b.s.—The

Registration of Births and Deaths Universal

Teleph. 768.Pharmacy,

Residence:118,228,

Acheen Street;

Macalister

Registrar—Dr. W. H. Brodie Road; Night Teleph. 857

Depy. Reg.—Dr.

Deputy RegistrarC.ofW.Deaths—Dr.

Graham T.

P. Khoo Oversea Chinese Bank (see Banks)

Vehicles Registration Dept. Overseas Trading Syndicate, News

agents and general merchants—2c,

Registrar—J. A. McEvoy

Chief Inspector—F. W. Stewart Burmaih Road; Cable Ad: Trico.

Paterson, Simons & Co., Ltd. (Incor-

Veterinary Dept. porated in England),

Quay; Teleph. Merchants-

568; Cable -9, Weld

Ad: Paterson.

Supt.

Assist.& Veter’y.

do. Surg.—A.

—M. VeluG. McCrea

Pillai London Office: Paterson, Simons & Co.r

Assist. Supt. Abattoirs—S. T. Paul Ltd., London House, Crutched Friars,

E.C.

Port and at Singapore,

Swettenham and IpohKuala Lumpur,

Water Department

Water Engineer—A. P. H. Holmes Penang Auto Service Co., Motor

M.C., B.SC., A.M I.C.E.

Deputy Water Engineer—A.T. Dougal, Car Dealers—65, Pitt Street; Cable

Ad: Autoservis

B.SC., A.M.I.C.E.

Penang Casket Co., Undertakers—193,

Nagata Bros., T., Dentists—4, Bishop Macalister Riad; Cable Ad : Casket

Street;

—52, Cable Ad:

Leith Street Nagata. Branch Office:

T. Nagata, l.d. | Takeo Nagata, l.d, Penang Premier

Stationers, Press, General

Bookbinders, CopperPrinters^

Plate

Printers, Die-Stampers, Engrave.rs and

Nanking Hotel (see Hotels) Rubber - StampTeleph.

Beach Street; Manufacturers

642; Cable—Ad: 34,

Nanyang Brothers Tobacco Go., Ltd.— Premier Press

6,Nanyang

China Street; P.O. Box 59; Cable Ad: Mrs. Khoo Saik Inn, sole proprietess

Penang Sales1892),

RoomAuctioneers,

(Koh EngBrokers,

Hin>

Nestle & Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk (Established Valuers, House and Land Agents,

Co., Condensed and Sterilised Milk, Import Merchants, Sale of Pawnbrokers’"

Milk Products, Chocolate and Cocoa, Forfeited Pledges Held Monthly—38,

Infants’ Foods—39, Weld Quay; Cable Beach Street

Ad: Nestanglo

P. H. Birt, manager Penang Chamber of Commerce (see

R. Mcintosh Whyte, assistant Associations)

Netherlands Trading Society (see Penang Choral and Dramatic Society

Banks) (see Associations)

 PENANG C95

Penang Libeary (see Associations) Recreation Clubs (see under Clubs)

Penang Recreation Club (see Clubs) Robb & Nilsson, Civil Engineers and

Contractors, Reinforced Concrete

Penang Free School (see Schools) specialists—23, Beach Street; Cable

Ad: Nilrob

L. T. A. Robb, partner

Penang Rubber Exchange—14, China F. L. Nilsson, c.e., b.so,, partner

Street; Telephs. 1444 and 144,'); Cable

Ad: Para Robinson Piano Co.,

in Hongkong), PianoLtd.

and (Incorporated

Organ Manu-

Phoenix Press, Printers, Publishers, facturers, Musical-InstrumentTuners,

Repairers, Music

Rook-binders and Stationers—0, and Sellers - Beach

Church Street; Cable Ad: Phoenix Street

Pilot Association and Board (see As- Roman Catholic Mission (See Churches)

sociations) Roneo, Ltd., Office Equipment Specialists

Pinang Gazette Press, Ltd. (Established —19, Beach Street

J. 11. E. Pawson, manager

1833), Daily and

1a, Penang Street Sunday Newspapers—

Directors—R. P. Phillips, L. E. Slowe Rubber Exchange) (see Associations)

,' D.and F. N.Brown

A. M. Syermanaging director

J C. G. Barnes, editor Runnymede Hotel (see Hotels)

1

Portuguese Consulate (see Consulates) Sandilands, Buttery & Co., Merchants—

I Presgrave 29, Beach Street; Teleph. 644; Codes-

citors andct Matthews, Advocates,Beach

Notaries Public—9, Soli- Bentley’s, Broomhall’s, Birchwood and

Street; Cable Ad: Presgrave; Codes: Universal

Bentley’s, and A.B.C. 5th edn. San Hai Bros., Rubber Dealers--Office:

PritcharcS & Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in 34, Beach Street; Teleph. 867; Cable Ad:

Sunhai

I1 Merchants,

S.S.), Wine,Tobacconists,

Spirit andLadies’ Provision

and Choohg' Eng Kim, partner

Gentlemen’s Outfitters. Milliners, Choong Eng Hye, do.

Tailors, Furniture Manufacturers,

Athletic Dealers and Ladies’ and SCHOOLS

Gentlemen’s

Street; Telephs.Hairdressing—9, Union

j, tions; Cable Ad: 335-6

PeancoswithCodes:

sub-connec-

A.B.C. Anglo - Chinese

Episcopal MissionSchool, Methodist

5th edn. and Bentleys, Branches: Ipoh Principal—Dr. L. Proebstel, ll.d.

and Butterworth Vice-do.—Miss E. Stella Cass

J. P. Souter, managing director Headmistress, Anglo-Chinese Mid-

Quah Beng Kee, Import and Export dle School—Miss

Headmistress, E. Stella Cass

Anglo-Chinese Pri-

) Merchant and Commission Agent—36, mary School- Miss D. Moreton

8 Church Street; Teleph. 378 Senior Masters—H. F. Clancy, B.

' Rasiklal Vadilal, Import and Exorpt H. Boughman and D. D.

Manager of the Branch Schools— Chelliah

Merchant—97,

452; King Street; Teleph.

Cable Ad: Mirthful Dr. L. Proebstel, ll.d.

Vadilal Purshotumdas, sole proprietor Anglo-Chinese Sc‘pooL(Methodist Epis-

Rawther A. Mohamed, Tongkang and copal Mission)—Dato

Manager Kramat Road r.

and Correspondent—D

L Sampan

Supplier, Owner,

Landing, Contractor,

TranshippingCoolie

and L. Proebstel N,. Jacob

Commission Agent—37, Bishop Street; Headmaster—S.

Teleph 404 Asst. Masters—1’an Cheng Guan,

A. Mohd. Rawther, proprietor Khoo ChouKay Hock and Chuah

Yeoh Eng Soon, manager Thean

C96 PENANG

General College of The Missions Silva Ltd , B. P. de, Jewellers and

Eteangeres—Pulo Tikus Diamond

Superior—Very

Directors -Revs.Ilev. M. Rouhan

H. Michel, Teleph. 92;Merchants

G. Den- A.B.C.

—1, Bishop

Cable Ad: Silva; Street;

Code:

arie, ti. Monjean, P. Piffaut, J. 5th edn.

Deyrat and P. Lobez Sime, Darby

Rubber and &TinCo.,Mine Ltd.,Agents

Plantation

and

M.E. Anglo-Chinese Girls’ School- Valuers, General Import, Export, and

Produce Merchants, Shipping and In-

42,Headmistress—Miss.

Anson Road M. Marsh surance Agents—21, Beach Street; Cable

Supt. (Winchell Home)—Miss Lydia Ad: Bentley’s

Simit; Codes: A.B.C.

Broomhall’s

5th edition,

Combination,

U reel! Broomhall’s Rubber, Western Union

Penang Free School —Green Lane; (Five Acme

Letter), Marconi International,

and Private.

Teleph. 1292

Head Master—L. W. Arnold, b.a., Fort Road, Malacca.Registered Office: 5,4,

Head Office:

b.sc. (London) Malacca Street, Singapore Branches:

Assistants — C. P.B. litt.

Purcell,(Oxon.), Singapore,

b.a. pur, Malacca,Muar

Seremban, Ipoli,andKuala Lum-

Kuching,

(Birmingham),

J. Moncur, m.a., ph.d. (St. Sarawak. London Agents—Shaw, Darby & Co.,

Andrews),

(Birmingham), J. Koay

N. Davies, B.sc.

Kye Teong, Ltd., Winchester House, Old Broad

Ng Cheong Weng, Tan Kiar Street,

H. S. E.Russell,

C. 2. director

.

Lew, 8. M. Zainul Abidin, b.a. W. H. Findlay, manager

(London), Ooi Khay Bian, b.a. A W.F. Locke,

Baughan,

(Hongkong),

Seng and Yeo andSiew Lim Khean

Kiat (Raffles H. O.G. Baker

E. Black,

and

College Diploma) and 16 other ' L. H. Best, assists.

assistant local masters (for further particulars See Sime,

Darby cfc Co., Ltd., Singapore)

St. George’s Girls’ School

Miss Richardson, headmistress (on Singapore Penang Cold Telephs.

Storage Co., and Ltd.—30,

leave)

Mrs. Law, acting Cable Ad:Road; Storage. Head1500 1501;

Office: Borneo

Miss Parfitt | Miss Perry Wharf, Singapore

E. F. Monk, o.b.e.. branch manager

St. Xavier’s Branch School—Pulau E.R. A.N. Schiess,

Elliott, assistantdo. (on leave)

Tikus H. W. Cornell, shop assist.

Visitor—Rev.

. Do. —Rev. Bro.Bro. James,

Paul o.B.E.

Supervisor—Rev.

10 teachers Bro. Finan and Singer Sewing Machine Co.—11, Far-

quhar St. Branches throughout F.M.S.

andA. the whole world agent

St. Xavier’s Institution—Cable Ad: Mui Hocksupervising

Nunn, Seng, district manager

Brothers; Telephs. 410Tikaus

and 211. Ung OngChye EngThuan, manager

Buan, bookkeeper

Branch School

Visitor—Rev. atBro.

Pulau

James, o.b.e.

Director—Rev. Bro. Paul; assisted Slot & Co., Ltd., G. H., Import and Export

by 19 Brothers and 35 assist, Merchants—2, Weld Quay; Cable Ad:

masters Slot;

Lieber’sCodes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th edns.,

and Bentley’s

Seng Lee & Co., General Import and

port Merchants and Commission Agents SocietaEx- Commissionaria di Esportazione

—26, Kampong e di Importazione, Merchants—7, China

lee; Code: A.B.C.Kolam;

5th edn.,Cable Ad: Seng-

Bentley’s and Street Ghaut

L. A. J. Blaauw, manager

Private

Ong Chooi Beng, manager Solomon & Co., S., Merchants and Com-

Siamese Consulate {See Consulates) mission Agents — 44, Beach Street;

Teleph. 922; Cable Ad: Solomon

 PENANG C97

Eoon Theam * & Co., Stock and Share Straits Trading Co., Ltd., The —

Brokers — 30, Beach Street; Telephs. Hongkong and Shanghai Bank

1411; Cable Ad: Soontheain; Codes: Buildings and Butterworth; Teleph.

A.B.C. 5th and 6th edns., Bentley’s, 539; Cable Ad: Sword

Bioomhall’s

JSeoh Say and Eng,Private

managing partner L. D. Wood, manager

Sect Cheng Swi, do. A.R. W. Brown, accountant

C, Baxter

Specialities Agency Co. of Malaya, Sun Wo Loong Oil Mill Co., Coconut

Speciality

41, Abusiti Products

Road Cable & Novelty Goods— Oil and Cake Millers — Office and Works:

Ad: Jeramer

J. J. Jeremiah, managing partner 51, Madras Lane; Teleph. 215; Cable Ad:

Sunwoloong; Codes: Bentley’s and Pri-

vate

Standaed-Vacuum Oil Co.—Teleph. 624; Ng Sui Cam, manager and engineer

Cable Ad: Standvac Assist, managers—H. Y. Moey, G. L.

L. Wasem, jr., manager Lee and C. H. Cheah

A. H. Colyer, assistant

A. F. Moftat, installation supt. Swedish Consulate (See Consulates)

Stark & McNeill, Architects and Sur-

veyors—20,

Perak Beach Street; also at Ipoh, Swee Co., Ltd., L. Y. (Incorporated in

Partners — John McNeill, C. G. F.M.S.), General Merchants, Insurance

and Commission

Boutcher,

J. C. f.r.i.b.a.,

Miller, J.T.

a.r.i.b.a. McNeill and Beach Street Agents—64 and 66,

T. Steele—Partner (Ipoh)

L. T. Sloot, a.r.i.b.a., architectural Telegraph Co., Ltd., Eastern Extension,

assist.

GlasgowRepresentative—B.

74, York Street Connor, c.e., Australasia and China, (Associated

with Cable & Wireless, Ltd.)—Beach

Street and Northam Road

St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church H. G. Battiscombe, manager

* (see Churches) L. Y. Bolfe, deputy engineer

Supervisors—

D. A. Murdoch

St. Andrew’s Society (see Associa- L. C. Payne I E. E. Story

tions) F. J. Atkins | G. A. Kirby

M. T. P. Rule, accountant

St. George’s Girls’ School (see

Schools) Thean Huat & Co., General Merchants

St. Xavier’s School and Institution and Estate Requisites Suppliers — 4,

China Street Ghaut; Teleph. 548; Cable

(see Schools) Ad: Theanhuat; Codes: Electric

A.B.C. 5thphrase

edn.,

Bentley’s, Schofield’s

!; Storch Brothers, Ltd., Jewellers, Gold and Private

and Silversmiths, General Merchants

I and Complete House Furnishers—10, Tiang Lee & Co., Manufacturers’ Agents

Il Storch;

Beach Street;

Codes:Teleph.

A.B.C.1476;

5th Cable

edn. Ad:

and and General Merchants—Office: 154,

• Bentley’s. Head Office at Kuala Lumpur Beach Street; Teleph. 489

M.C.Grand, manager

Y. Fong, bookkeeper Tourist Agency-Information Bureau,

“Straits Echo, The” (Morning Newspaper The—Victoria Pier and Swettenham

Pier; Cable Ad: Bureau

—216. Penang Road; Teleph.

I Ad: Echo; Code: A.B.C. 5th edn. 57; Cable C. Danker, managing partner

H. Danker, do.

G. Laing, assist.

Straits Java Trading Co., N.V. (Incor-

porated

and in Batavia),Weld

Exporters—3, General

QuayImporters Town Club (see Clubs)

C98 PENANG

Travers & Sons, Ltd., Joseph (Incor- “D” (Chinese) Coy.

porated in England), Merchants and Lieuts. W. F. Fletcher and J. W.

Manufacturers—19,

Ad: BeachOffice:

Street;

119,Cable Boyd Walker (on leave)

non Traverser. London

Street, London, Can-

E.C. 4 (Established 2nd-Lieuts. H. MacNeice, A. T. Dougal

(O. C. Scottish

1666) binbnio-;

C. E. Collinge, manager (Malaya) Lennan (on leave)Platoon) & J. Mac-

P. T. Hutchings.(Penang) “B” (Machine Gun) Coy.

A/Capt.

Lieut. G.A.E.R.Angier Craig, O. C. Platoon

United Engineers, Ltd., Engineers and 2nd-Lieiit. A. J. Hercombe (ai.R.o.

Shipbuilders—Town

Street; Office:

Works:87,Ad:Sungei,

Bishop attached)

Pinang. Teleph.

Teleph. 732;

271; Cable Un- “C” (Malay) Coy.

.iteers; Head Office,Ipoh,

pore. Bangkok

Branches: and Seremban,

Works: Singa- Ma- Major E. A. de Buriatte, v.d., O. C

lacca, and Rangoon Coy.

L). McKinnon, actg. mgr. A/Capt.

Lieuts. S.Mohamed M. Osman Noorand Mohamed

(Codes and agencies see Singapore) Hussain

2nd-Lieut.

hamed Mohamed Noor bin Mo-

United Kingdom Beach

(1929) Ltd.-37a, Tobacco

Street; P.Co.,O. “D”Captains

(Chinese) Coy.

Box 268; Cable Ad : Eumerolle (on leave)A.andC. G.Trotter, H. GohO. C. Coy.

U. S. Consulate {see Consulates) 2nd-Lieut. Ong Chong Keng

“E” (Eurasian) Coy.

Universal Pharmacy—118, Acheen St.; A/Capt.

Teleph. 768 Coy. W. H. Findlay, m.c., O. C.

2nd-Lieuts. J. W. D. Harding and D.

Victor & Co., Ltd., Managing Proprietors Rees Williams

seram, (on leave),

W. A. Theseira, J. W.S. Boyle

Tool-

of Penang Confectionery, European and J. W. Clark

Bakery,

1 Penang Aerated

— 8 and 33. Leith Street Water Factory

J.Cheah

V. Chelliah, proprietor “G” (Malay) Coy. (P.W.)

Inn Kiong & Cb., Secretaries Captain F. R. Mason, (on leave)

and Treasurers A/Capts. E. H. S. Bretherton (on

leave),

Somerville, R. M.O. NordinC. Coy.and(M.S.V.R.

G. W.

Volunteer Corps, Penang and Province attached)

Wellesley— Lieut.

HussainMohd. Ghouse bin Mohd.

Nominal Roll of Officers Reserve of Officers

Headquarters Lt., Col. J. J. Saunders, o.b.e., v.d.

Lt. Col. G. D. A. Fletcher, m.c., officer Capts. W. H.C.Thorne, P. N. Knight

commanding m.c., 2nd-in-comd.

Major (on leave), D. D. Hogan, T. M.

Capt. H.D. W.G.Esson,

B. Bidout, (k.o.y.l.i.), Winsley (on leave), Lim Eow Thoon,

C. Newbold, o.b.e., S. S. Alsagoff,

Adjutant

Lieuts.—F. Flippance(quartermaster), M.B.E.,J.P. and Baba Ahmed

W. H. Brodie, m.o. and J. W. Scharff, Lieuts. H. R. S. Law, v.d., J. W. B. Ogle,

M.O.

Capts. Revd. K. Gamier and J. A.C. A.O.deMerican,

Cruz, J.J.ChangA. CowanPo Jung,(on

B. Souhait (Chaplains.) leave) G. D. Taylor, R. L. Cuscaden,

Headquarter Wing C.C.M. G.E.O. Soilis,

Robless,J. J.Fairweather

Merican

H. Baring-Gould,

and S.

1st Group-Lieut. S. Mortimer, s.o.

Lieut. H. C. Abraham, intelligence 2nd-Liouts. C.

Cruz and J. R. Bennett A. Reutens, A. A. de

4thofficer

Croup—R. D. Hume, M.c., trans-

port officer Wakefield & Co., Ltd., C. C., Refiners of

(“A” European) Coy. I.ubricants—Chartered Bank chambers;

A/Capt. J. A. VIcEvoy, O. C. Coy.

A/Capt. H. F. A. Jackson, aetg. O. C. Teleph. 1023; Cable Ad: Castrol; Code:

Bentley’s 2nd phrase

 "Wassiamull Assomull & Co., Drapers,

Jewellers & Silk Merchants—12, Bishop T.C. McGowan,

E. Pegler, branchdo.manager(Taiping)

(Ipoh)

Street; Teleph. 626; Branch at 42, Chulia R. Jacobs, Mrs. E. J. Wake and

Street;

siamull Teleph. 1488; Cable Ad: Was- J. M. Summers

M. T. Assomull, managing proprietor

Sole agents and distributors for Wreford & Thornton, Advocates and

Krementz & Co., New York Solicitors—29, Beach Street; Teleph. 432;

P. O. Box 356; Cable Ad: Wreford;

Waugh & Co., Ltd., Henry, General Code: A.B.C.— 5th

Principal edn. Edward Con-

Thomas

Merchants, Estates and Mines Secre- aghan, b.a., advocate and ssoliacitor

taries and Agents—Registered Office:

Singapore. Medan,Branches:Ipoh London,

and Penang, Assists.—Herbert

Bangkok,

Lumpur

Kuala and solicitor andMacneice, advocate

Notany Public and

Directors— Ong Huck Hong, barrbster-at-law

L. E. Slowe, mang. director London agents — Herbiert Z. Dean

E.E. Waugh

Heimann A Co., Danes Inn House, 265,

Strand, London, W‘C. 2.

Q. Strobel

L. A. Davies Young, L. J., Forwarding and General

Wearne, Beofe., Ltd., Automobile Engi- Agency—305a, Diadem

Perak Road; Cable Ad:

j neers and Importers—14,

Teleph. 258; Cable Ad: Wearne; Codes:Anson Road; C. D. Young, sole propr. and mgr.

!| A.B.C. 5th edn., Bentley’s and Private.

Head

J. T.F.Office: 45, Orchard Road, S’pore. Young & Co., Ltd., R., Civil, Construc-

P.Brislin,

Mauger,manager

engineer tional & Sanitary Engineers, Specialists

in Reinforced Concrete — Registered

Toh Hooi Choon, sales-manager Office: Chartered Bank Chambers; Office

Lim Swee Kheng, chiei-clerk and Showroom: 1, Penang Road; Works:

j Weguelin, J. B., Planter—Jarak, Province Ayer Sungei,Itam Pinang;

Teleph.Quarry and Tile

542; Cable Ad:works:

Loco;

| Wellesley Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th edns., Eng-

\ Wuiteaw'ay, Laidlaw & Co., Ld., Drapers Bentley’s phraseineering 2nd ed., Broomhall’s Imp.,

and Complete ' House Furnishers—4,

8, 10, 12 and 14, Bishop Street; Cable 6, Directors — J. W. Hunt ( chairman)

Ad: Warfield; Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn.,

Bentley’s and private.Ipoh,Branch J. and E. Y. C. Thomson

W. Hunt

1

. .lishments: Taipeng, F.M.S.Estab- Singapore Branch

J. A. Hunt, manager

J. A. Goetzee, general manager

 MALACCA

The Settlement of Malacca excites more interest from a historical point of view than

either of its siscer towns. Commercially, it fell completely to the rear after the

establishment

converted the ofSettlement Penang andintoSingapore, but theagricultural

a flourishing advent of the rubber industry

province. Originallyin 1906

set-

tled

the by

East, theandPortuguese

the fact in

that 1511,

it hasit was

given forits many

name years

to thethe one

Peninsula foreign

and entrepdt

that it in

was

the cradle of Anglo-Ohinese study attest its former importance. Its area is embraced

by boundaries some 42 miles in length, with a breadth of from eight to 25 miles. It is

governed by a llesident Councillor in subordination to Singapore.

The geological formation of the territory of Malacca consists chiefly of granite rock,

overlaid

Many ofintheseveral places by

low plains arethealluvial,

red cellular

the soilclaycomposed

iron-stoneofcalled decayedby geologists

vegetablelaterits.

mould

interlaced with sand. The metallic ores are iron and a

is undulating, consisting of low round ridges and narrow valleys, the only mountainlittle tin. The surface generally

ofborder

considerable

in Johoreelevation

territory,being

4,187thefeetOphir

aboveofthethelevel Portuguese,

of the sea.whichIt isis called

just over

by thethe

Malays “ Gunong Ledang.”

The mineral products of Malacca were at one time looked upon as offering valuable

prospects.

the confines Gold

of the to the extentterritory,

present of 1,500 butounces theyearly

yield was obtainedto insuch

decreased 1857-8, just outside

an extent that

it is no longer worked. Tin, about the same period, assumed considerable importance.

The first mines were opened in 1793, but no great enterprise

when some 5,000 cwt. was the annual product. This increased until 1858, and a large was displayed until 1848,

number of Chinese were employed in the industry. The superior yield of the Native

.States,

mining however,enterprisecombined

in Malacca withbeing

the exhaustion of the surfaceA little

virtually abandoned. workings, resultedstillin

tin mining

goes on in the Jasin district, and gold may possibly exist in very small quantities.

not The muchclimate more ofthan Malacca

100 asmiles

to temperature

from the equator,is such aslying

mightalong be expected

the seainshore—hot

a country

and moist. The thermometer in the shade ranges from 72° to 88° Fahrenheit,

seldom

The range beingof theso low as the isfirstonlyof from

barometer these, 29.8and tonot30.3ofteninches.higherNotwithstanding

than the latter.

constant heat, much moisture, and many swamps,

its salubrity, and, with the exception of the early period of its occupation the town at least is remarkableby the for

Portuguese, has always enjoyed this reputation.

Malacca

less rich offers numerous

in mammals than many attractions to the ornithologist

other tropical districts. Nine andspecies

entomologist, but it is

of quadrumana,

the tiger, black leopard, wild cat, several speciestapir,

of viverrida (suchofasdeer,

the musang and

the wild ox comprise a nearly complete list and, no doubt, at one time could be two

binturong), the elephant, one-horned rhinoceros, six species and found,of

but been

not no rhinoceros

heard oforforelephant over 30has years.

been seen Fairforsport

manycanyears,be and wild oxen

obtained have

by those

fond of shooting, from tiger to snipe. It is noteworthy

was unknown until 1816, although European intercourse dates back to some three that the existence of the tapir

centuries

that insects,

the want before. Tigers in thewasearly daysattributed

of Portuguese thisoccupation Aswere so plentiful

and so ofwithinhabitants

the reptiles. seriously

The snakes, lizards,to and cause.

crocodiles with

are, astheabirds

rule,

those

those ofof the peninsula

other generally,

districts. Nor doesthethebirds alone presenting

vegetation present anya rather largerfeatures,

exclusive varietybeing

than

that of the surrounding States. The coast line is poor in shells, and the absence of

limestone accounts for the few species of land shells found within the district.

tionsBeyond

the bloody

itsto interest

exceptfights those

theywho

to the sportsman

havelike to visitbetween

witnessed

or naturalist,

scenes famous inMalacca

the natives theandannalspossesses no attrac-

of discovery^

the European nationsfor

 MALACCA 0101

who contended for their possession. Its population in 1931 was estimated at 186,711.

There areare some

quarters 460 European residents in the Settlement, of whom at least three-

planters.

The trade is largely with Singapore and the Federated Malay States, but rubber

istapioca

shipped

was fortnightly

formerly thebyprincipal

Japaneseindustry,;

mail steamers to Europe.

but rubber The cultivation

is now extensively planted,of

several

tion of tapioca and gambier is declining rapidly in favour of coconuts and cultiva-

large companies having taken over a number of small estates. The rubber,

there being 200,000 acres under rubber and 48,133 acres growing coconuts, pineapple

and other fruits. The total value of foreign imports

for the year 1933 were $4,507,000 & $8,441,000 respectively. and exports of Malacca

DIRECTORY

GOVERNMENT OFFICES

i Resident Councillor’s Office - Education Department

J Acting Inspector of Schools (acting)—A. W.

ArthurResident Councillor—J. S. W Frisby, b.a. (Oxon)

| Office Assistant—V. E. Dias Malay

Haji Assist.

OthmanInspr.—Abdul Jalil bin

Chief Clerk—Gob Kay Swee Chinese

j Bankruptcy Department Ying Assist. Inspr.—Huang Yang

Chief Clerk—Tan Yew Lim

Assist. Official Assignee—The A. P. of Second Clerk—C. P. Retty

C. for the time

^ Clerk—Woo Poh being

Meng High School

Headmaster—L. A. S. Jermyn, b.a.

(Oxon)

Chinese Protectorate European Masters—R. W. Watson-

Hyatt, b.a. (Hon.) (London) and A.

Assist. Protr. of Chin.—G. W. Webb F. Hunter

Clerk and Interpr.—Chan Choon Guan Bandar Hilir English School

Headmistress — Mrs. W. Richards

(acting)

Coroner’s Department Tranguerah English School

Coroners— Harbour Master, Magistrate, Headmaster—P. W. Tambyah

District Officer (Alor Gajah), Principal, Malay Women’s Training

District Officer (Jasin), the District Centre— Miss N. Purdom

Judge Headmaster, Trade School—B. V. F.

Richards

District Court (Civil) Harbour Department—Teleph. 98

District Judge—B. R. Whitehouse Harbour

Assist,

Derrick,do.R.N.R.

—Lt. Comdr. J. C. Derrick,Master

r.n.u. — Lt. Comdr. J. C.

Chief Clerk—A. Thomazios Import and Export Office

Registrar—Lt. Comdr. J. C. Derrick,

R.N.R.

District Offices

Alor Ga'iah Land Office

District Officer—M. C. ff. Sheppard Collector of Land Revenue—J. R.

Assist. Collector of Land Revenue— Neave

Ved Song Whatt Assist.

Chief Clerk—R. de Rozario

Second Clerk—Lim Keng Joo F. M. Collector of Land Revenue—

BeinsOfficers—G.

Settlement Beatty and C.

Land Bailiff—Ali H. Puteh W. Sherrington

01Q2 MALACCA

Chief Clerk—J. M. Shepherdson Senior Supervisor—E. V. Rodrigues

Second do. — H. R. Spykerman Assist. Supervisors—K.

Land Bailiff—Abdul Kadir bin T. and Jasin bin Haji HamidThambiab

Mahmood Chief Clerk—Chan Teong Hock

Licensing Justices

Chairman—District Judge Police Court (Criminal)

M embers—Collector

Senior Executive ofEngineer'

Land Revenue,

, Tan District Judge (fc 1st Mag.—B. R.

Chong Lek, E. Kong Guan, H. M. de Whi rehouse

Souza and Dr. B. H. Ong Police Magistrate—Lt.-Comdr.

Derrick, k.n.r. J. C.

Secy.—Controller, Govt. Monopolies

Malacca Agricultural Medical Board Police Department

Chairman—The Hon. Mr. C. Milne Supt.—N. L. Lindon

Members

Seymour— Williams,

Dr. E. D.Y. E.Lupprian,

Webster, Chief Inspector—J. G. Barrett

Koh Keng Bock, m.b.e. and Loh Chief Detective Inspector — G. L.

Kim Swi Livingstone (acting,)

Secretaries—Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd. Inspectors — Central Division: R.

Higgins,

Chota; Alor M. Boyle

GajahandDivision:

Majid bin

R.

Marine Department NHussin;

unn and Jasin Division: Ibrahim bin

Abdul Rahman bin

Harbour Master — Lt. Comdr. J. C. Omar

Derrick, r.n.r. Chief Clerk—P. Pillay

Steam Launch—Lady Evelyn

Light-Houses—Cape

Eathom Bank, Ilachado,

Pulau Undan One

and

St. Raul’s Hill Pcst Office, Malacca General

Supt. of Posts and Telegs.—W. J.

Medical Department Curran Sharp

Engineer of P.

Chief Medical Officer, Supt. of Vac- Assist. Supt.—S. Emmanuel

cination, Inspector under Petroleum

Ordinance—Dr. E. V. Lupprian

Health Officer and Registrar of Births Prison Department—Teleph. 219: Cable

and Deaths—Dr. YV. L. Blakemore Ad:Supt.—B. Gaol

R. Whitehouse

Medical Specialist—Dr. A. C. Dutta Medical Officer—Dr. E. V. Lupprian

Assist. Medical Officers—Drs. W. D. Gaoler—S. W right

Nicholas, Ooi Keng Lok,

Olivero Chong Siong Juuu and M.F. X. Chief Clerk Interpr.—Chia Kow Boon.

Doraisingham

Dy. Pathologist—Dr. J. R. Jacob Public Works Department

Chief Clerk—Cho Kim Tian Executive Engineer—G. R. Percy

Health Officer’s Clerk and Deputy Chief Clerk—Soh Cheng Bun

Registrar of Births and Deaths—A. Techn.

J. Minjoot Clerk ofSub: Works—T. Keng

Works—Khoo

Storekeeper—

S. Carruthers

M. M. Menon Poe

Deputy Health Officer and Deputy Supt. of Furniture—Pang Teck Swee

Registrar of Deaths—Dr. D. C. Draughtsman—Choo Ah Leong

Richards Techn. Sub:Foreman—D.

Grade II—Fernando

Lady Medical Officer—Dr. (Miss) E.

Morris Workshop

Overseers—Anthony K. A.

K. SmithLeon

Tiang and

Matron—Miss M. H. Sanders S. B. K. Overseer—S.

Sarny

Electrical

Chief Wireman—Aziz A. Asari

bin Laxman

Monopolies Department, Government Financial

Controller—Major H. G. Keet, d.s.o., Correspdce.Clerk—Y.

Clerk—MahA. StaKimMaria

Yong

m.c. Contract Clerk—Yeo Tiong Hoe

 MALACCA C103-

Justice of the Peace The Senior Executive Engineer

A. H. C. Allen, m.c. Mohamed bin The Health Officer

J. S. F. Carmichael C. Milne The Hon’ble Mr.

Mr. Tan

H.E. Cheng

NixonLock

Chan Kang Swi Haji AbdulBah man The Hon’ble

L.Demang

A. Chitty

Said bin H. E. Nixon Mr.

Mr. A.Khoo

McKenzie

Kim Lian

Dol Ong Bab Hin

A. H. Dickinson S. M. Peralta

F. M. Edmonds G. T. W. Perkins Sheriff’s Department

Sheriff—B. R. Whitehouse

Ee Kong (Juan Poh Kim

F. D. SimeTeong Bailiff—C. Ponnambiain Pillay

A.

HajiGould

Abdul Ghani H. M. de Souza

bin Haji Abdul M. Strivens Supreme Court

Manan Tan Cheng Lock Registrar—B. R. Whitehouse

Ham Ah Yew Tan Cheng Tiong Chief Clerk and Deputy Registrar—

A. Hoops Tan Chong Lek Lee Teck Chang

A. H. Keun Tan Seng Tee

Koh Keng

N. L. Lindon Bock Tan Soo Hock Survey Department

H. K. Lung Teoh Tiang Chye Supt. of Surveys — Capt. C. T. M.

Alex. Mackenzie Yeow Kim Swee

E. G. Weir Husband

Assist. Supts. of Revenue Surveys—

Loh Kim Swi G. Wiseman Lieut.-Col. A. A. Lermit, o.b.e., v.D.r.

Begistration Office and G. C. Irving

Chief Clerk—Loh Chow Eng

Begistrar of Births and Deaths— Tech. Sub. Sp.

Tech. Sub. Gr.—U.Navaratham

Gr. I—M. Thuriappah

Dr. W. L. Blakemore Techs. Sub. Gr. II. — S. Muttiah,

Deputy Begistrar of Deaths—Dr. D. Tamby bin Abdullah, Y. Thambiah,

C. Bichards C.Hamid,

Rajaratnam, Mohd.Menuang,

Salleh bin

Deputy Registrar of Births and BadprC. Theseira,

bin Y.

Deaths—A. J. Minjoot Elyathamby, K. Ohit-

Begistrar’s Clerk—Chan Ah Ngin tampalam, V. S. Chittampalam,

Ong Kim Keat, N. B. Chamirapala,

Rural Board, Malacca Ong Bian Eng, S., Ponnampalam

Members of the Board :— and M. Sithamparapillai

The(Chairman)

Hon’ble Besident Councillor Treasury and Stamp Office

The Collector of Land Revenue Assist. Treas.—J. B. Neave,

Office Assistant—Ang Boon m.c.s.

Hock

The District Officer,

The District Officer, Alor

JasinGajah Chief Clerk—Goh Ian Teng

Allen & Gledhill, Advocates, Solicitors ASSOCIATIONS, CLUBS AND

and Notaries Public SOCIETIES, &c.

W. Munro, advocate and solicitor and Alor Gajah Recreation Club

Notary Public President—M. C. H. Sheppard

Koh Guan Lok, chief clerk Secretary—Ho Cheng San

Anglo-Chinese School—1, Kubu Boad: Jasin Recreation Club

Affiliated Institutions: Methodist English

School (Private) and Methodist Boys’ Malacca Chinese Chamber of Commerce

Boarding School at 463, Tranquerah —20, Tranquerah

Ho Seng Ong, b.a. (Lond.), f.r.g.s., Malacca Club—Teleph. 291

principal President—E. C. Martin

Anglo French and Bendixens, Ltd., Hon. Treasurer—E.

Committee—C. T. M.F.Husband,

G. Anderson

C. V.

Rubber Exporters—22, Riverside; Cable Brandon, A. M- Drysdale, G. B. Percy

Ad: Anglosing Hon. Secretary—V. Anderson

€104 MALACCA

Malacca Golf Club—Links at

six miles from Malacca and one liiile Cadet Lereh, Corps (Recruited exclusively from

from Tanjong Kling (Nine Holes) the High School)

President- Hon.

Captain—C. V. Brandon J. S. W. Arthur Chin Leong, Chop, Rubber Merchants—

Hon. Secretary—C.Carver- 22, Riverside; Teleph. 355; Cable Ad:

Plon. Treasurer—E. F. G. Anderson i Chin ChanLeong

Choi Tsing, managing partner

Committee

Lupprian — E. C. Martin and Dr. Zeo Chien Euan, business manager

Malacca Govt. & Municipal Servants Co- China Marine, Underwriters, Ltd.,

Accident, MotorOffice: Life,

Car HongkongFire,

and Gen-

operative Thrift & Loan Society, Ltd, eral Insurance-Head

Chairman — Hashimbin Hj. Abdul Chief Office, Bank

Southern Agencies

Ghani

Hon. Secretary—Daniel K. C. Lim Hongkong Chambers, Singa-—

Hon. Treasurer—Goh Tan Teng pore Agents—Koh Keng Bock &

General

Co., 11, Blacksmith Street, Malacca

Malacca Library

Chairman—Resident Councillor Chinese Kindergarten School (Church

Hon. Secretary and Treasurer—S. C. of Supt.—Rev. England)—545,Tranquerah;Teleph.

S. W. G. Elvins, b.a. 55

Chan

Committee—Dr. A. L. Hoops, P. G.

Pamadasa, Joseph, Mrs. H. Ballister Ching Keng Lee & Co., Ltd., Auctioneers

Clarke, Mrs. R.D.Cardon

WatsonandPlyatt,

Tan and

Rev. Father

Eng Chye StreetFire Loss Assessors—21, First Cross

Malacca Planters’ Association (Founded Chuan & Co., General Rubber Merchants

— 88, First Cross Street

December, 1908)

Chairman—Hon. C. Milne Chwi Chuan & Co.. Shipping

Vice-do. —Seymour

Committee—F.D.

Williams

Sime,R.D.A.E.Y.Webster, mission Agents—No. A, HeerenandStreet;

Com-

J.andF.L.S. S.Carmichael, Caruth Teleph. 103; ( able Ad: Chwichuan

Agents—S. S. Marosaand S. S. Halldor

Harband

Secretary—G. J. Dickson

Royal Society of St. George (Malacca, CHURCHES AND MISSIONS

Branch) Christ Church (Church of England)

President—G. Wiseman Rev.

St. Andrew’s Society, Malacca (Con- Rev. S.Huang

W. G. Elvins, b.a., Chaplain

Yang Ying, Assistant

stituted 10th December, 1911) Priest (Honorary)

S. M. Raja Rethinam, Catechist

Atlas Ice Co., Ltd., The, Aerated Water, Convent of the Holy Infant Jesus

Rice Millers, Ice and Rubber Manu- The Lady Superior—Sister St. John

facturers—Registered

Street, and Factory at Office: 18, Jonker

Bukit Gedong Baptist, and 24 Nuns

Barbour, Ltd., E. A., Rubber Exporters— —Banda,ofHilir Convent the Sacred Heart of Jesus

Pengkalan

C. V. Brandon, Rama;manager

Teleph. 335 Rev. Mother M. Rodrigues

Ba

ta Shoe

Cable Ad: BatabuyCo., Ltd.—32, Riverside; French Roman Catholic Mission

St. Francis Church—Rev. J. P. Fran

St.J. Mary’s Church (Ayer Salak)—Rev.

Borneo Motors, Ltd., and uornec Muar,P. Francois

Chevrolet, Ltd. — Wolferston

Head Office: 68-70, Orchard Road Segamat, Road. Chapel)—Rev.of P.Johore

State (St. Andrew’s

J. Francois

Singapore. Branches at Penang, Ipoh, State of Johore (St. Philips

Kuala Lumpur, Seremban and Malacca; Chapel)—Rev.

Labis, J.Johore

P. Frangois

Cable Ad: Borneocar and Borneochev Chapel)—Rev. J. P. Frangois Simon’s

State of (St.

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Fraser & Neave, Ltd., Aerated Water High School—Teleph. 163

Manufacturers—Bukit Gedong; Teleph. Head Master—L. A. S. Jermyn, b.a.

82; Code: A.B.C. 5th edn. (Oxon), m.r.s.t., and 18 Assistant

T. G. C. Webster, branch manager Masters

Georgetown Dispensary, Ltd., The, ft & m Tt

Wholesale and Retail Chemists, Drug-

gists and Opticians—9 and 11, River- Hong Hin & Co., (Established in 1914),

General Merchants, Commission and

side; Teleph. 70; Cable Ad: Geeteedee Insurance Agents, Estate Suppliers and

E. Ivor Parrish, m.p.s., f.s.m.c., mgr. Auctioneers. General Dealers in: High

Class Stationery,

quisites, Electric School and OfficeCanes,.

Bulbs, Malacca Re-

Gomes & Co., C. F.,and

Companies’ Secretary, Cartridges, Agents for Newspapers and

Rubber Planter Commission Agent Publications — 27, First Cross Street;

—137, Heeren Street; Teleph. 67; Cable Teleph. 74; Cable Ad: Chyecheng;

Codes: Bentley’s Complete Phrase and

Ad: Cyrilgomes Second Phrase Code

Chua Chye Cheng, managing partner

ECheak

ChinSoonSatt,Teck, do.

do.

Gould & Co., Ralph C., Advocates and Seow Kuan Hye, office assistant

Solicitors—36, Riverside; Teleph. 44 Chan Yee

Yong Koh Korn,

Hin, salesman

do.

Lim Yeow Koon, office assist.

Goh Eng Kiat, collector

Guthrie & Co., Ltd. (Established 1821,

Incorporated in 1903 in Straits Settle-

ments), East India and General Mer- Hongkong and Shanghai Banking

chants Agents

J. O. Wilson, branch manager Corporation (Incorporated in Hong-

kong)—Fort Road

H. B. Willan, acting agent

P.L. A.M.MacDougali,

Wylie, assist. do.

Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd. (Incor-

porated in F.M.S.), Merchants, Shipping

and Insurance Agents, Managing Agents

and

Mines.Secretaries to Rubber

Head Office: KualaEstates and Koh Keng Bock & Co., Insurance and Com-

Lumpur.

Branches atPortMalacca, Port Dickson, mission Agents—11, Blacksmith Street

Seremban, Swettenham, Klang,

Teluk Anson, Ipoh, Taiping, Port Weld,

Bagan Datoh and 13 tan Melintang. Malacca Commercial Press, Printers and

Teleph. 50; Cable Ad: Achan Stationers—3, Second Cross Street

J. Paterson, branch representative Tay Hong Seng, managing proprietor

9 ^ ^ ^ MalaccaandElectric Lighting,of Ltd., Gener-

Hevea Agency, (Established 1919), Rub- ators Distributors Electricity

for Power and Light in Malacca — Re-

ber Merchants, ■ Commission Agents, gistered Office: French Bank

Buying Agents and Shippers—Office : Singapore. Generating Station: Kubu Buildings,

27, First Cross Street; Godowns: 49 and Road, Malacca; Cable Ad: Melco; Code:

57,

Ad First Cross Street;Malacca;

: Chyecheng, Teleph. 74;Codes:

Cable Bentley’s

Bentley’s Complete Phrase and Second Directors—P. M. Robinson, m.t.e.e.,

Phrase Code a.m.i. mech. e. (chairman and Con-

Hong Hin & Co., proprietors sulting Engineer), W. H. Macgregor

and C. Y. Bailey

Singapore Agency Resdt.

CurrierEngr. & Manager—V. Chase-

Wee Chin Earn & Co.—14a, Change Secretaries—Evatt & Co.

Alley

-Cl 0*6 MALACCA

AIalacca Guardian, Ltd., The - 16b and Yeterinary Dept.—

16c, Jonker Street; Cable Ad: Guardian Inspector—W. Pereira

Proprietors of

“The Malacca Gnardian,” Malacca’s Ong Dispensary—10, Biverside; Teleph.

only Papar 232

Woo Swee Mnn, manager Dr. B. H, Ong, proprietor

Wah Seong Press, Malacca’s Leading Yan Kee Leong, manager

Printers and Stationers

Yam Sze Choon, manager Pitchay Bros., N. N., General Merchants

Malacca and Bice Importers—P.O. Box 83

Teleph. Motor

192 Garage—81, Jonker St.;

KogersFirst

& Son,

CrossAdvocates and Ad:

Solicitors—

Malacca Pharmacy —100, Bunga Bay 40, Street; Cable

Code: A.B.C. 5th edn.

Bogers;

Boad; Teleph. 202

MUNICIPALITY

President—Hon. Mr. -T. S. W. Arthur Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd., Bubber Estate

and Tin Mine Agents and Valuers,

Commissioners—W. F. Zehnder, Tan porters—4, General Merchants, Importers and Ex-

Chong Lek, L; A. Chitty, E. C. Fort Boad; Branches: Singa-

Martin, M.C., Chan Teek Chye and pore, Muar

and Penang

(State of

(Straits

Johore),

Settlements),

Kuala Lumpur,

J. B. Neave, m.c. Seremban and Ipoh

Secretariat ching, Sarawak; Cable(F.M.S.),

Ad: Simitand Ku-

Secretary, Assessor and Begistrar of London Agents—Shaw, Darby & Co.,

Vehicles—H. Pallister Clarke, m.c., Ltd., Winchester House, Old Broad

L.L.B. Street, London,

Directors—J. M. E.C.

Sime,2 (Chairman),

Chief Clerk—Chan Geek Eng Major W. M. Sime, o.b.e., Lee Chim

Licensing Inspector — Lee Chee Tuan, T. F. H.Anderson Pole,Thec.a.,Hon.A.

Sian M. Sellar, S. Bussell,

Assistant Begistrar of Vehicles— Mr. Tan Cheng Lock, c b.e., and F.

Koh Guan Boo M. Edmonds

Abattoir Dept.— Secretary & Accounts—A.

Visiting Agents—F. M. Edmonds E. Lambert and

Supt.—Ong Kim Bock D. Anderson

Engineering Department— Manager—E. C. Martin

Municipal Engineer—G. B. Percy, M.c., Estates

Dickson,Dept.—C. F. Smith, G. J.

F.S.I., A.M. INST. C.E.

Assist, to do. — V. L. Bateman McAra, c.a.D. A. Parrott and F. J.

Chief Clerk—L. H. de Costo D.

J. B.A. Burnham,

Parrot, import dept.dept.

shipping

Building Inspector—Lok Kye Seah

Conservancy Overseer—E. D. Dass Souza & Co., H. M. de, Auctioneers, Com-

Boad Overseer—A. K. Nair

Town Overseer (Water Dept.)—S. S- mission Planters,

and Forwarding Agents, Valuers,

Contractors, etc.—21, Church

Velu Street; Cable Ad: Herman Desouza

Fire Brigade Dept.— H. M. de Souza, proprietor

Supt.—N. L. Lindon (chief police W. H. Machado, assist.

officer)

Auditor—G. P. Bradiiey, M.C.S. Agencies Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada

(auditor, S.S. and F.M.S.) Guardian (Fire) Assurance Co., Ld.

Health Dept.— Ocean Accident and Guarantee Cor-

Health Office—W. L. Blakemore, m.b., poration, Ld.

North British and Mercantile In-

CH.B., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., D.P.H., D.T.M. surance Co., Ltd.

& H. Alliance Assurance Co., Ltd.

Deputy Office—D. C. Bichards, l.m.s. Dunlop Bubber Co. (S.S.), Ltd.

 MALACCA—FEDERATED MALAY STATES Cl07

Stationery and News Supply . Co., Ltd. United Engineers, Limited (Incorporated

inStructural,

the Straits Settlements), Civil,

—18, Riverside Mechanical, Electrical,

Sanitary and Marine Engineers,

Straits Steamship Co., Ltd. — South Dredge

Brass

and Ship Builders, Steel,

and Iron31;Founders—Office: River-

Reclamation Ground, Malacca side; Teleph: Works: Banda Hillir;

Sime Darby & Co., Ltd.,agents Teleph. 94; Cable'Ad: Uniteers

Ho Kim Toon, Chinese agent

Wah Seong PressLtd.), (Proprietors:

Wholesale andMalacca

Tan Soo Hock & Co., General Merchants Guardian,

Printers and Stationers—16,

Retail

Jonker

—Teleph 185; Cable Ad: Tansoohock Street •

FEDERATED MALAY STATES

The Protected States comprise four Residencies, namely, Perak, Selangor, Negri

Sembilan and Pahang. These have been federated since July 1st, 1896, and the-

administration

Government, whois presided is subjectover by High

to the a British Officer styled

Commissioner to thetheMalay

ChiefStates,

Secretary

who tois

also Governor of the Straits Settlements. Each State has

native rulers retain their titles and dignity. The Federal Offices are at Kuala its own Resident and the

Lumpur, Selangor. The Federal Council was inaugurated on December 10th, 1909.

1,148Themiles

record of these inStates

of railway is one ofPeninsula

the Malay progress(paid

and prosperity. The States

for out of current haveyield-

revenue), over

ing good income; they have 2,780 miles of metalled roads, 156 miles of unmetalled roads,

1,850 miles of bridle roads and paths; and the wire mileage of telegraphs and

telephones

works, is 25,491

wharves, (of which

hospitals, 13,293

prisons, milesand

schools, of wire

manyis other

in underground cables).haveWater-

public buildings been

constructed, while the Government of Perak has carried out an important scheme

ofprosperity

irrigationare attheaalluvial

cost oftinabout £200,000.

deposits,supply The principal

and theof plantation sources

rubber of revenue and

producing one-third of the world’s rubber. Tin has industry,

been workedthe country

in the

Malay States for centuries and the F.M.S. have been for many years now the

largest producers of tin ore in the world. The deposits worked are for the most

part alluvial but the country also possesses lode deposits.

Planting enterprise in the Federated Malay States for many years had not proved

very successful, but the introduction of rubber cultivation completely transformed

the

100 agricultural

acres and over prospects of the country.

is approximately Theacres,

1,650,000 area ofnowwhich

in possession in are

920,112 acres estates

underof

cultivation for rubber. Sugar has practically gone out of cultivation,

ment is endeavouring to revive the industry by offering land on special terms. Over but the Govern-

239,730

are acres ofwell

peculiarly land suited,

are under

andcoconuts, for whichof the

the cultivation ricesoil and aclimate

is only of these

question States

of irrigation

and labour. The success of every form of agriculture and

Government to develop the country by means of railways, irrigation, and other great of all the efforts of the

public works, depends upon an adequate supply of labour. The Governments of

the Colony and of the Federated Malay States, supported by the planters, have

succeeded and

recruiting in securing an adequate

by offering higher wages supplyandof other

Indianadvantages.

labour, by aAnnewAgricultural

system of

ducts, to conduct experiments and to be a general source of information for new

Department to foster agricultural interests, to encourage the cultivation of pro-

planters,

is doing useful work.

In theandFederated

English Malay Schools Malay conducted

States thereorare approximately

supported 57,161 childrenInattending

by the Government. addition

to these schools there are a number of Chinese vernacular schools supported by the

Cl08 FEDERATED MALAY STATES

Chinese themselves. In the three western States there is a law compelling the attend-

ance

years ofthere

Malayhaschildren

been anwhoincreased

live within

demandreasonable distance

by Malays of a school.andInEnglish

for vernacular recent

education. All scholars at schools under the supervision of the Education Department

are allowed to travel free of charge on the railways.

The population of the Federated Malay States was ascertained at the census of 1921

to be 1,324,890, compared with 1,036,999 in 1911. The male population increased in the

10 years

5,686 werebyEuropeans,

27.7 per cent, 3,188andEurasians,

the female510,821

population

Malays,by 494,548

53.4 perChinese

cent. Ofandthe305,219

total

Indians. The x-eturns for the bigger towns are as follows, the figures in

relating to 1911:—Kuala Lumpur, 80,356 (46,718); Ipoh, 36,872 (23,978); Taiping, 21,839parenthesis

(19,556); Seremban,

Anson, 10,858 (6,927).17,264 (8,667); Kampar, 12,335 (11,604): Klang, 11,656 (7,657); Telok

DIRECTORY

PRINCIPAL GOVERNMENT OFFICERS

High Commissioner—H.E. Sir Shenton Thomas, k.c.m.g., o.b.e.

H.H. the Sultan of Perak—Paduka Sri Sultan Iskandar Shah, g.c.m.g., k.c.v.o.,

ibni al-Marhum Sultan Idris Rahmat-u’llah Shah

H.H. the Sultan of Selangor—H.H. Sultan Ala’idin Sulaiman Shah, g.c.m.g., ibni

al-Marhum Raja Muda Musa

H.H. the Yang di Pertuan Besar of Negi'i Sembilan—H.H. Tuanku Abdul Rahman,

k.c.m.g , ibni al-Marhum Tuanku Muhammad

H.H. the Sultan of Pahang —H.H. Abu Baker Ri’ayatu’d-Din al-Mu’adzdzam

Shah, c.m.g., ibni al-Marhum al-Mu’tasim Bi’llah al-Sultan Abdullah

Chief Secretary to Government—Hon. Mr. M. B. Shelley, c.m.g., m.c.s. (acting)

British Residents—

Hon. Mr. G. E. Cator, M.c.s. (Perak)

Hon. Mr. J.T. W.

Hon. Mr. S Adams, m.c.s.M.c.s.

W. Hughes, (Selangor)

(Negri Sembilan)

Hon. Mr. H. G. R. Leonard, M.c.s. (Pahang)

Official Members Unofficial Members

President—H.E. the High Commissioner Hon. Mir. H. B. Egmont Hake

(ex-officio) Hon. Daito Sedia Raja abdullah bin

Hon, the Chief Secretary to Government Haji Dalian, c.b.e. (Undang of Rembau)

Hon. the British Residents Hon. Tengku Sulaiman ibni Al-marhum

Hon. the Legal Adviser Al-Sultan Ahmad al-Maazam Shah,

Hon. the Financial Adviser c.m.g. (Tengku Besar of Pahang)

Hon. the Controller of Labour Hon. Mr. S. N. Veerasamy

Hon. the Commissioner of Trade & Customs Hon. Colonel C. Rae

Hon. the Director of Education Hon. Mr. T. R. A. Windeatt

Hon. the Secretary for Chinese Affairs Hon. Raja Abdul Aziz ibni al-Marhum

Hon. the General Manager, F.M.S. Raja Muda Musa, c.m.g. (Rajah

Railways Muda of Perak)

Hon. the Director of Agriculture Hon. Raja Uda bin Raja Muhammed,

Hon. the Adviser, Medical and Health M.C.S.

Services, Malay States Hon. Mr. Chung Ah Ming

Hon. Mr. G. Sturrock (adviser, Public Hon. Mr. Lai Tet Loke

Works, Malay States) Hon. Mr. E. D. Shearn

 FEDERATED MALAY STATES Clb£

Federal Secretariat Soils and Plant Physiology

Under

London, secretary

m.c.s. to(N.Govt. F.M.S.—G.

R. Jarrett, m.c.s.,E. Officer in Charge—W.IST.C. Belgrave, b.a.,

acting) Cam. Dip. Agr.

1stL.Assistant

H. Gorsuch,Secretary to Government— and R.Chemists—J.

m.c.s. (acting)

Assist. H. Dennett, b.sc.,

G. II. Wilshaw, b.a , b.sc.,

2nd Assistant Secretary to Govern- Malay A.

ment—H. C. R. Rendle, m.c.s. Researcli Officer — Haji Abdul

3rd Assistant Secretary to Govern- Wahid bin Haji J afar

ment—E. B. David, m.c.s. Field Branch

European Council reporter—A. D. Chief Field Officer—F. W. South, m.a.

\ Cohen

Office Assistant—S. Sinnadurai State

Birkinshaw, A. Officers,

Agricultural Perak — F.

E. Coleman-Doscas,

( Clerks in-charge—Yeong Ah Choon and dip. agr., F. R. Mason, dip. agr. and J.

S. Arumugan

j Stenographers/—Mohammed bin Sheikh W. Jolly, dip. agr.

i Eusope and S. Setradurai Agricultural Officers—E. A. Culter, m.a.,

dip. agr., C. L. Newman, b.sc., a.i.c.t.a.,

Agbioxjlttjre Dept., S.S. & F.M.S. R.G. Heath,

c.d.a.,b.sc., a.i.c.t.a.,

B. A. J.Lowe,

A. Craig,

Director of Agriculture, Kuala Lumpur— n.d.a., a.i.c.t.a., m.a.,

H. A. Tempany, c.b.e., m.f.c., d.s.c., dip. J. A.agr.,

Baker,H. b.sc.,

J. Simpson,

xVR.c.s., b.sc.,

G. D.dip. agr.,

P. Olds,

F.I.C., F.C.S. B.a.i.c.t.a., ( W. G. Higgins, N. H. Sands,

1 Personal Assistant—H. D. Meads

■! Office Asst. & Acct.—Moung Choo Yeh temporary)

liesearch Branch Malay Field Officers—Raja Mohamed

I' Chief Research Officer—W. N. C. Bel- bin Raja Aman, Raja Mahmud bin

1 grave, b.a., Cam. Dip. Agr. Raja Ali

Agriculture Principal Agricultural Officers—J. Fair-

Agriculturist — B. Bunting, n.d.a., F.weather, n.d.a., u.d.a. and W. N. Sands,

F.L.S.

Assist. Agriculturists—J. N. Milsum, Assistant Principal Agricultural Officer

f.l.s., T D. Marsh, n.d.a., J. Lam- —Hamid, Tungku Yacob bin Sultan Abdul

b.a.

i bourne and J. L. Greig, b.sc.

Chemistry Economics and Publications Branch

K Chemists—B. J. Eaton, o.b.e., f.i.c., f.c.s., Agricultural Economist, Editor and

Iji; f.i.k.1. (Seconded to the Rubber Re-

search Institute of Malaya), C. D. Y. Deputy Registrar-General of Statistics

Georgi, o.b.e., b.sc., f.i.c. (acting) —D. H. Grist, Cam. dip. agr.

Assistant Chemist—T. A. Buckley, L. Barnett Assistant Statistician (Temporary) — H.

M. SC., PH.D., A.I.C.

Assist. Analyst- Gunn Lay Teik, b.a. Agricultural Education Branch

(Cantab.) Yice-principal, School of Agriculture—

Copra Investigation

Officer in Charge of Copra Research— SeniorE. Mann, G. M.c., m.a.

(Lecturer—Y. Dawson, b.sc.

F. C. Cooke, a.r.c.s., b.sc., a.m.i. Junior Lecturer—Mohamed Noor bin

i CHEM.E. Hamzah

Economic Botany

Assistant Botanist—R. B. Jagoe, b.sc. Public Gardens Committee

Entomology (Kuala Lumpur)

. Entomologist—G. H. Corbett, b.sc., f.e.s.

Asst. Entomologist—N. C. E. Miller, f.e.s. Director of Agriculture, S.S. and F M.S.

(Chairman), District Officer, Kuala

Mycology Lumpur and Ulu Langat, E. D. Butler,

Mycologist — A. Thompson, b.sc.,. Choo Kia Peng, j.p., c.b.e., Lt.-Col. B. J.

Eaton, o.b.e., C. R. Thurston, C. V. Van

Assistant Mycologist—R.

b.sc., a.e.c.s. A. Altson,

Dort and B. Bunting (secretary)



Audit Department Asistant Accountants—D. Philp, and

Majors

Auditor, S.S. & F.M.S.-G. P. Bradney L.F. Mussett J. Soper, L. A, McGowan W.

(Kuala Lumpur) Head Cashier—J. G. McGregor

Deputy Auditor,

Oorney (Kuala Lumpur)S.S. & F.M.S.—L. G.

.Senior Test Audit Inspectors—W. W. Shaw,

R. O. C:J.

vacantAssist. Auditor (Singapore)— A.Coppage Dinnage, A. F. Long and

Assist. Auditors—A. O. Wilson, a.c.a., Engineering Department

a.i.s.a.,

Paddon, H.a.c.a.,

T. Hedley,A.s.A.A.

(Singapore),andG.C. G.E.

Roberts (Penang); R. Macdonald M. c. Engineer J. C. G.

for Ways and Works—Major

Spooner, m.c.

and W. D. Charlton (Kuala Lumpur) Maintenance

Subordinate Staff

Verification Officer—W. W. Bachelor J.engineer) W. Lewis,anda.m.i.c.e.

New Works Engineer—

(chartered civil

(Singapore) Divisional Engineers—K. C. Caldicott,

Junior

(Malacca,Assist.

acting)Auditor—H. Rodrigues b.and R. H. A. Jeff

Junior Assist. Auditor—A. D’Aranjo District Engineers—G. S. Helps, Capt. E.

(Penang) G. Brown,Capt.B.sc.,A. E.a.m.i.c.e.

Chief Clerk—J. W. Pereira (Singapore)

Assist. Auditor, Grade B.—iS. Kan- Allison, Fawcett,(c.c.E.h H. B.

b.a., b.a.i.,

diah (Kuala Lumpur) a.m.i.c.e. (c.c.e.), J. Cruikshank, a.m.i.

c.

(c.c.e.), J. P. Dockray, G. C. Walmsley,

Education B.(c.c.E:), D. G. Mack, b.c.e. (Melb.)

Director of Educ., S. S. and F.M.S.—F. J. Assist. Engineer — N. W. C. Steele,

Morten B.A., B.A.I.

Asst..

E. C.Dir.

S. for Chinese

Adkins, m.c.s. Schools, S.S.— Survey and Estate Officer—H. S. Haskins,

Assist. Director for Chinese Schools, F. Engineers, m.c , a.m.i.c.e.

M. S.—S. M. Middlebrook, M.c.s. Signal and Telegraph—F. R.

Personal Assist, to Director of Education Mahoney, M.I.R.S.E.

m.i.r.s.e., Capt. R. Knight,

—J. M. Dorai Raj

Chief Clerk —Bong Kim Cheong Financial Officer—F. A. Smithers

Chief

and F.Inspector

M. S.—J.ofWatson

English Schools, S.S. Chief Permanent Way Inspectors—A. H.

Financial

Principal, Sultan IdrisBoon

Clerk—Lim Roe College Short,

Peters, H. T. Hackworthy, E.A.Girt,

Dodd,P. E.L.

for Teachers—O. T. Dussek

Training Stilton, JJ. Guntrip,

Collier, R. H.Anderson and F.

Head Master, Malay College (Kuala Kang- G. E. Aggett

Transportation Dept.

Artsar)—C. Bazell

Superintendent—G. Burgess Transportation Manager—J. O. Sanders,

Technical School, Kuala Lumpur m.i.t.,

gineer a.m.i.c.e., Chartered Civil En-

Principal—H. T. M. Kent Divisional Supts.—Major W. H. Elkins,

Trade School, Kuala Lumpur o.b.e. and A. Allan, a.m.i.t.

Acting Principal—J. M. Fordham Traffic Assistants—W. D. H.A.Dillow,

Griffin, G. W.

Motor Instructor—H. Geary J.Bell,M. S.Bell,

J. Millen,

b.a. (Hons.) Cantab.,a.m.i.t.,

A. F.

Federated Malay States Railways— Speakman, C. Murray, H.a.m.i.t.,

Bidnell, A. H. L. Lanman, T. P.

E. Clayton,

Kuala Lumpur J.Goodrick

B. Human, H. Davies, and G. H.

General Manager’s Department Locomotive Running Assists.—G. H. Day

General

Secretary Manager—D. H. Elias, m.c. Lewis, E. Hibberd, H. P. Yates, V. Beck,

Miller to General Manager — G. L. E.a.m.i.c.e., M. Rowland, b.a. B.(Hons.

c.c.e. and DaviesTCambridge),

Assist. Secretary—T. E. Wells Financial Officer—W. C. P. W right

Chief Accountant’s Dept. Traffic Inspectors—W. R.I. Brearley,

Chief Acct.—P. H. Forbes

Depy. do. —R. P. Walker, m.inst.t. Draper, G. S. Warren, H. AlsopE.and E.

A. Lockey

 FEDERATED MALAY STATES Clll

Locomotive Foremen — H. J. Trevett, Deputy Conservators of Forests, c/o Direc-

a.m.i.l.e., A. J. Wolfe. W. Brace,_ F. W. tor of Forestry, F.M.S. andT.SA.S.,Strong,

Kuala

Latham, H. A. Wenman, J. W. Hine and A.Lumpur, B. S.

F.M.S.—C.

Boswell, G.

Smith,

Wilkinson, H. C,

L. A. G. Newman Dolman, J. P. Edwards, H. J. T. Bonar

Carriage Foreman—J. Holland G. W. Somerville, E. J. Strugnell and

Locomotive

Nelson, andInspectors—-A.

J. Smith Wilson, B. E. J. Shrubshall

Wharf Supt.—R. S. B. Unwin Assistant Conservators of Forests, c/o

Director of Forestry, F.M.S. and S.S.,

Mechanical Department Kuala Lumpur, F. M. S.—D. B. Arnot,

Chief Mechanical Engineer — A. W. S. C.Webber, C. L. A.Durant, J. S. D.Addison,

B. Walton, M. L.

S. P. Noakes,

Graeme, C. F. Symington, C. A. Speldewinde

Assist, do. —W. F. Wegener, a.m.i.c.e., J. S. Smith, J. C. K. Marshall, F. G.

c.c.e. Browne, C. Cairns, F. S. Walker, A. J.

Financial Officer—P. W. Redfearn Fyfe, R. C. Barnard, C. O. Flemmich and

Mechanical Engineer—H.

m.a. (Cantab.), a.m.i.l.e. M. Le Fleming, F. H. Land on

Extra Assist.of Conservators

Director Forestry, of Forests, c/o

Carriage and

a.M.I.M.E. Wagon Assist.—H. B. Gifford, Kuala Lumpur, F.M.S.—C.F.M.S &■ S.S.,

F. Foston, Y.

Works Assist.—J. F. Edington a.m.i.m.e. L. Bain and E. C. Foenander

| Workshop Foremen—S. C. Fowles, J. E. Suh-Assist. Conservators of Forests, c/o

. O. Hallard, H. 0. Dew, L. W. Bennett Director of Forestry, F. M. S. & S. S.,

Kuala Lumpur, F. M. S.—Chan Gin

1 .T. Matheson, A. J. Ives, W. F. Henley, Ghee, Mohd.

) J. Boynton and II. Foster

j Electrical Assist.—.!. W. Dunlop Johnson, Mohd.Alwy bin bin

Harun Suleiman, P. J.

Taib, Mahi-

din bin Mohd. Rashad, AUi bin Hussain,

Stores Department Tan Seng Teong and C. L. Carrier

Stores Supt.—C. FT. Rowe Game Department

I Asst. do. —W. E. Williams (Wild Life Preservation)

( Financial Officer—L. Richardson Honorary Chief Game Warden, F. M. S.

f Stores Assist.—C- E. Jackson &Selangor,

S. S., and

( Store-keeper—L. R. Curram NegriGame Wardenandof Pahang

Sembilan Perak,

Railway Police Department —T. R. Hubback

j Assist. Commissioner, Railway Police—E. Deputy

W. Mumford

Game Warden, Pahang—II. J.

Kitchener

i; European Police Inspecto—D. O. Mahony stonhaugh Perak—A. II. Fether-

Game Warden,

Health Department

Health Officer. Railways—G. H. Lowe, Geological Survey

| m.b., ch.b. (Leeds) Cable Ad: Geology, Batu Gajah

Director—E. S. Will bourn

Forest Department Mining Geologist—F, T. Ingham

Chemist—J. C. Shenton

(F.M.S. & S.S.)

^Director of Forestry. F.M.S. & S.S., Kuala Government Printing Dept , F.M.S.

( Lumpur, F.M.S.—J. P. Mead

-Deputy Director of Forestry, F.M.S.

Kuala Lumpur, F.M.S.—J. N. Oliphant Assistant

; I JJConservator,

Printer—W. G. Tagg (acting):

Second Printer—H. T. Ross (acting)

J, G. WatsonResearch, Kepong, F.M.S.— Binding Machine

Foreman— IT. Holland

do. —Ni Richardson

|i'Timber

Forest Engineer—W. F. ChippS. Mee

Purchase Officer—B. Chief Clerk—Pat. Sta. Maria

■7 Asst. Engr.—A. Y. Thomas

Wood Technologist, c/o Forest Research

! IConservators

Office, Kepong, F.M.S.—H.

of Forests, Desch of Chief Justice—L.Judicial

c/o E.Director H. Elphinstpne,N.k.c.H. T\

; * Forestry, Judges — P. A. Farrer-Manby,

F.M.S.—A. E. Sanger-Davies,Lumpur,

F.M.S. At S.S., Kuala A. E. Whitley, m.c., W. H. Thorne and H. W.

Prichard, k.c.

1 fi Rambaut and D. H. Hodgson

cm FEDERATED MALAY STATES ■

Laboxje. Department, S.S. & F.M S Selangor Museum

Head Office : Kuala Lumpur Curator and Systematic Entomologist-

Contr. r>f Labour, Malaya —C. D. Ahearne H. M. Pendlebury Perak Museum

Chief Clerk—R.

Stenographer—Miss Murugasu

A. Oumaresq Field Ethnographer—H. D. Noone

Sub-Offices:—

Kuala Lumpur Medical Department, F.M.S.

Deputy

Extra Controller

Assist. of Labour—E.

Controller of A Ross Adviser, Medical and Health Services^

Labour—R.

Gopalayer Klang Malay States—Dr. J. C. Wilson, m.c.

State Medical and Health Officer, Perak—

Dr. W.

State H. Selangor—Dr.

Med. Hart A. O. H. Smart

Assist. Assist.

Controller of Labour—G. E. TurnerP. Do. do., N. Sembilan—Dr.

Extra Controller

Sundaram Seremban of Labour—T. Do. do., Pahang—Dr. A. K.D. T.Cosgrave

Skeen

Deputy

Perak—Dr.State F.Medical

Y. and Health Officer,

Jacques

Assist. Controller

bilan—R. of Labour, Negri Sem- Deputy State Medical and Health

C. S. Harris Officer, Selangor—Dr. H. R. Dive (on

Ipoh leave) Dr. Wm. Young (acting)

Assist. Controller of Labour—K. A. Blacker Health Branch

Extra Contr. of Labour—N. A. Appan Health

Singapore W. J. Officers—Doctors:

Vickers, D. W. G.M.Faris. J. Grabam,

E. A,

Extra Assist. Controller of Labour— Struthers, .

R. D. Gross (lent to F.M.S.),

J. T. N. Handy Kedah), R. S. Johnston, C. H. Williams,tn

1 . C. Milne, H. J. Lawson, (seconded

Malacca .1. C. P. Grey, P. G. Currid, (seconded to

Assist.

HarrisControllerPenang of Labour — R. C. S. Johore), Anderson,W.(seconded

E. Holmes,to C.Railways),

J. Boyd, E.R. D.E.

B. Wolfe, T. Wilson, B. A. Taylor and

G. F.Sanitary

Chief West Inspectors—J. Wishart and

Depy.

Assist. Contr. of Labour—-T.

Controller M. Barron

of Labour— H. W. LadyE. G.Medical

Montford

Nightingale Madras Officers (Health Branch) —

Mrs. L.E. J.B.Bentinck,

Jacques, Miss

Mrs.M.M.C. J.Cairney

Were,

Emigration Commissioner for Malaya— Mrs. and Mrs. V. E. K. Rule

C. Wilson Negapatam Dental Surgeons—C. F. Mummery (lent to

Assist. Emigration Comr.—W. J. K. Stark European F. Steward, Quarantine Camp,

Port Swettenham—C. H. Hewat

Mines Department, F.M.S. Central Mental Hospital—

Sr. Warden of Mines, F. M. S.—H. G. B. Tanjong Rambutan

Harrisof Mines, Perak—G. T. Holford Medical Supt.— Dr. J. W. Murdoch

Warden

Warden

Macdonald of Mines, Selangor — A. G. Director—Dr. A.forN.Medical

Institute Research

Kingsbury

Bacteriologist—Dr.

Warden of Mines, Pahang—A. E. Kershaw Pathologist I—Dr. R. Lewthwaite P. H. Martin

Sr. Inspectors of Mines —A. T. Bennetts, Pathologist II—(vacant) Dr. H. M. Nevin

L. A. Smithof and

Inspectors MinesCapt.— AC. R.F.Bean,

S. Jameson acting

R. O. Chief

Madew, J. Sanderson, F. Rhutes, Chemist—R. W. Blair

A. H. M. Cretch, G. F. Gripper, W. H. R.

Evans and Ian L. Patterson Police, F.M.S.

Inpectors

T.J. W. of Machinery—J. H.

Parker, A.O.Trowell, Commissioner—C. H. Sansom

Ridley,H. R.Lawson,

P. CookeW. and Hunt,

A. E. Deputy

N.

Commissioners—R. H. Onraet, i

A. M.(onGriffin, L. A. N.Thomas, M. LI, ,

Greetham Wynne deputation), M. L. Lindon

I. Jones

M. O., F. M. S.-Capt. S. Ramplen (on deputation), E. Bagot (on deputa- |t

I. M. O., Perak—Capt. G. A. Bentinck tion) and J. Parke

 FEDERATED MALAY STATES Cl 13

Assistant Commissioners (British)—L. BL Supls., PostsSharp,

and Telegraphs—G.

T. Mai ley, G. C.J. Allen,

Ford,

Hart, G. B. Linford, L. A. G. Morriss, A.W.W.J. C.Perry,

H. B. Langworthy, G. W. Lawes, T. F. R. P. Whyte,B.W.N.G.Flavin, J. Macintosh,

H. Kemp, J. D. Dailey (on deputation), and R. C. Edyvean Griffiths, D. Smith,

C.B. W.M. D.B.Hsll, J. D. Hussey,

O’Connell, W. A.C.C.S. Kinder.

Haines, Chief Acct^ S.S. & F.M.S.—(appointment

C.putation),

R. Morrish, in abeyance)

E. C. E.'i'idy,W. J.Mumford

Gardiner,(onD.de-P. Senior

(actg.)

Acct., S.S. & F.M.S.—R. Graham

Macnamara, R. Burns, J. B. J. Birch, Accountants—A. E. Ashton, L. Isaacs, B.

E.putation),

P. Colgan, R. Kingsley-Bell (on de-

H.G. Beverley (on deputation), Edyvean N. Flavin, J. Macintosh and R. C.

J.N. KDuthie,

M. A. Nicholls, G. R. Livett, K. J.

E. M. MacDonald, C. T. W. Engineer-in-Chief, S.S. & F.M.S. —Y. H.

Dobree (on deputation), L. G.R.Valpy, Winson (actg.)

L. H. Pearce (on deputation), W. E. Assist.(actg.)Engineers—W. —-R.W.Dowse,

Engr.-in-Chief R. Dowse

Harper,

{on R. O. W. M.A. Davis,

deputation), G. B. Folliot

C. Maxwell, J. A. Senior A. G.

Oresswell, H. P. Armstrong (on deputa- Treinaiu and B. W. B. Powell

tion), F. L. Riley, I. D. MacDonald, T. Supt., Stores

Q. Gattikin, I. S. Wylie, J. N. Me. N. Asst. Stores Supt.—J. T. Avery & Workshops—H. Miles

MacLean, G. E. Devonshire, PL J. Office Assist.—Chong Sin Yew

E.Barnard,

A. G. L.Anderson,

D. E. Cullen, J. R.R. C.H. Denny,

Harrison,lJ.

Public Works Department, F.M.S.

A. Thompson, R. W. Calderwood, C.J. H.L. Adviser, Public Works, Malay States—

H. D. Jackson, R. C. R. Humphry,

H. Davis, F. A. S. Caldwell, G. C. Madoc, G. Sturrock, m.inst.c.e., f.r.i.b.a.

P. H. O’Flynn, F. Wallace, P. H. Andrews Secretary to Adviser—T. M. Kirkwood,

and H. F1. Ridley b.a. (Cantab)

Assist. Commissioners (Malay)—Raja Abas State

bin Raja Tahir, Syed Chik Mohamed M.c., Engineers, Perak — C.H.T.J.Nicholas

m.inst.c.e.; Selangor: Parker,

bin Syed Abdullah, Raja Suleiman, m.inst.struct.e. ; Negri Sembilan: W. J.

Lam

Bagindain bin Kassim and Abu Bakar bin Smith; Pahang: E. D. Kibble, m.inst.c.e.

Probationary Asistants Commissioners Senior Executive Engineers—S. J. W.

(British)—N. C. Halsey, R. J. M. Wid- Gooch, assoc.m.inst.c.e., m.i.struct.e., J. F.H.G.Roberts

Coales,b.a.m.

cocks, D. W. Yates, J. N. D. Harrison, inst.c.e.,

R. C. Ehrke, F. K. McNamara, Y. W. (Cantab.), T. G. Husband, B.sc., m.i.c.e.,

Powell Evans, G. Denison-Smith and C. P.ton,A. a.m.i.c.e., Molloy, assoc.m.i.c.e., G. C. Beding-

f.s.i.,Davidson,

m.jnst.m.m.c.,

& cy.e.,

N. Godwin

Chief Inspectors—D. O. Mahony (on de- m.r.san.i., (Cantab),

W. W.

assoc.m.i.c.e.,

m.a.

assoc.m.inst.

putation),. S. E. Smith and P. H. mech.e.

Andrews

Inspectors and Probationary Inspectors— Executive Engineers—H. M. S. Haughton,

D. R. L. P. Matheson, T. A. Chilcott, A. b.sc., M.

m.i.c.e., T. R Hutton, a .m.i.c.e., J.

Noble,b.eng.,

a.m.i.c.e., E. O.D.

Pearce, A.E. Jakeman, D.N.

W. H. Bendle, R. P. H. Rycroft, V. C. Livingstone, Gaffney, O. S. Webb, m.c.,Burke

m.i.m.

Seedwell, W. Elphinstone, j. R. Cole, N. &l. cy.e., m.i.struct.e., J. O. Plunkett, m.

B. Thomas, R. Ackrill, H. B. J. Donald- m.

son and G. W. Lloyd (on deputation) a.

Drill Instructor—G. C. Grace Fairchild, b.sc., R. Hide, a.m.i.c.e , R. H.

Armourer—W. II. J. Talbot Steed, a.m.i.c.e., D. M. McDiarmid, b.sc.

and J. H. West, a.m.i.c.e.

Posts and Telegraphs, F.M.S. Assistant Engineers-—E. E. Hodges, b.sc.,

J. A. T. Horsley, N. G. Ferguson, B.sc.,

■Secretary for Postal Affairs, S.S. and G. R. Pape, b.eng.,

E. R. C. R.Williams,

A. Rofe,a.m.i.c.e.,

a.c.g.i.,

;\ J.F.M.S.

S.W. (Civil

Arthur Service, Class IA)— A.E. R.C. Davies, Wilson, a.m.i.c.e., J. L. Chambers,

| Assist. Secretary for Postal Affairs, S.S. b.Midford, b.sc., R. G. lies, b.sc., a.m.i.c.e.,

and F.M.S.—W. J. Harris (acting) H. W. Begbie, b.sc.,b.a.,

a,m.i.c.e.,

Controllers,

Staines, Posts and Telegraphs—E.

(acting) and A.E. a.m.i.c.e., a.c.g.i., A. L. R.McClure,

J. Bee,

W. HideB.(acting)

J. Freeman B.

Cl 14 FEDERATED MALAY STATES

Survey Department, F.M.S.

C. Raffles, o.b.e

Surveyor

Dewar General, F.M.S. and S.S.—J. Financial Assist.—Wong PengWah

Deputy

W. F. Surveyor

N. Bridges,General,

d.s.o. F.M.S. & S.S.— Cable Ad: Decustoms; Perak

Assist. Teleph. 31

White,Surveyor

m.c. General, F. M. S.—A. R. Ipoh

Senior Supts.—W. A. Gummer and C. Y. B. Deputy Commissioner—J. Hobbs

Supts.—Capt, C. T. M. Husband, R. A. Selangor and Pahang

Stubington, T. Kitching, H. C. Abraham,

Bone, m.c., J. H. Spowers and G. Cable Ad: DecustOms; Teleph. 2212

O.D. E.Barron,

Senior Assist.M.c.Supts.—L. D. Meyer and Deputy Commissioner—J. Kuala Lumpur

G. O’Reilly

F. A. Fendall Do —Sembilan

R. M. Levinge (actg.>

Assistant Supts.—W. H. E. Neil, O.

Watsen, P. M. Leckie, H. H. Cobon, Cable Ad: Negri Decustoms; Teleph. 85

G.

o.b.e.,M.P. v.o.,

R. Jackson,

B. Cooper, A. A.H.Lermit, Seremban

der, H. Bonnet, P. H. G.Goss, Swor-

C. C. Deputy T. R. Binnie (acting)J.M.Hueft

Commissioner—F.

leave),Superintendents—R, (on

Rest,

Graham, A. G.C. Billing,

Noble, W.J. P.H. Aylward,

C. Read, A. G. Senior Levinge,

L.R. Jeram, B. T. R.M.c.,Binnie,

E. H. J.Hime O. Connell, F. G.C.

E Gray,C.,A.D.H.Pearson,

W. Lilly,H. R.L.Wilson,

Ward, Aplin,

Elton, v.d.

and H. de

E.Morphett,

G Farrington, R. A. Terry,

R. B. Horner, B. P. Walker- J. W. Superintendents—A. W. Greaves, R. L.

J.Taylor, K. L. Bedlington,

A. Tulloch, t. C. Booth,W. K.A.Wilton, Cuscaden, L. R. Barnett-Smith, C. O.

McG. Williams,

Clark-Walker, G. C. Irving, M. F. Cam- Skilton, M.o., J. D. G. E. xMorice, M. H.L.

H. M. Trower, m.c., F.

eron, R. K. G.A. L.Bruce,

Richardson, A. G.J. K.Robb,

Gibson, J. D. Hawkes, J. R. M. Pickthall, G. Grubb,

Ramsay,

T.Goodchild,

R. Blackman,F. E. G.R.Caswell,

A. Simcock,

L. S. O. T. L. E.Laren

Himely,

C. S.Reid,

W. J. Walsh,

Sichel,

R.D.S.P.H.Clemons,

S. J. Lloyd,

Stokes andE. M.H.C.Sykes,

Mac-

W. H.

G- C. Stubbs, and R. H. Williams Hannigan

Surveyor-on-Agreement—H. W. Hamilton Assistant Superintendents—W. H. Mac-

Chief Draftsman—E. Shadgett Laughlin, J. E. MacLaughlin, 1. I.

Chief

Photo Photo Lithographer—

Lithographer—L. W. D. Mavor Jeffries,

Y.H.Browne M. B. Holland, J. S. A. Lewis,

Instrument Repairer—W. Noble D.G. F.G.G.AY.Rivez,

Montgomery,

H. R.A.Baker, A. R,C.S.Jeavons,

Tufnell,

Accountant—K. Reed P. H. M. Cooper, H. Gridley. D. G.

Meteorological Branch Hall, T. G. D. A. Cooper,

ward, L. D. Darby and E, P. C. LangdonR. L. N. Har-

Superintendent—C. D. Stewart Customs Probationers—J. H. Johnston,

Meteorological

A. Grimes andOfficers—S.

C. A. Lea G. G. Kelliher, and D. B.Carr-Archer

Palmer, P. F. Whinney, D. J. Allen

Chemist—H. Marsden

Town Planning Department Assist. Registrar of Imports and Exports

—R. Matthews

Selangor Perak and Negri Semhilan— Technical Adviser on Piece Goods — A.

Office: Boyd

Kuala Lumpur

Town Planner—R. P. Davis, m.i.m. & C.E., Financial AdviserDepartment,

Treasury F.M.S.

andTreasurer, F.M.S.—

M.T.P.I., M.R.S.'l.

Chief Clerk—A. S. Rarjaratnam H.

Assist. R. Joynt (acting)

Chief Draftsman—A. Manuelpillay (acting)Treasurer, F.M.S.—R. L. German

Accounting Office

Trade and Customs Accountant—M. Ponnampalam

Head Office: Kuala Lumpur Clerk

(acting) i/c Agency Accts. — S. Kandiah

Teleph. 2212; Cable

Commissioner—AY. E. Pepys (on leave) Ad: Comcust Clerks. Class I—M. Apachy,Ar. Kathiravelu

Do. —G. E. London (acting) and S. Kanapathypilly

 FEDERATED MALAY STATES C115

Assistant Treasurer’s Office and Negri Sembilan—E.

Pahang—Hon. A. S. F. Harris

Lilburne

State Treasury—Selangor Secretary—A. C. J. Towers, f.l.a.a., a.c.i.

State

OfficerTreasurer—R.

i/c CheckingL. Branch—M.

German (acting)Nunis ! ‘ Co-operative Societies Department,

Chief Clerk,

Thamby Dorai Federal Treasy.—J. T. F.M.S. & S.S.

State Treasury—Perak Head Office:

Director of- Kuala Lumpur

Co-operation and Registrar,

State

Clerks,Treasurer—K.

Class I — LimR. Blackwell

Kin Yin and Soo PersonalF.M.S. Assist,

and S.S.— lb Royd, M.c.s. (acting)

Ah Kheng to Director—V.J.H. Brunt

State Treasurir -Segri Rembilan Assist.

—G. Director M.c.s/'

Howkins, of Co-operation (South)

State Treasurer—K. A. Suppiah Assist. Registrar of Co operative Societies,

ClerkySpecial Class—G. Magalingam F.

State I’reasvry—Pah an g Co operative Marketing Officer—M

State Treas.—V. Kanapathy Pillay Auditor and Accountant—R. E. Cox;. Dukes

Corps of Accountants Superintendent.—M. Thambinathan

Accountant, Urban Co-operative Officer, F.M.S.—H.

Grenier P.W.D., F.M.S.-N. St. J. C. A. de Silva Perak

Accountant, Survey Dept. — G. G. T. Senior Co-operative

Browne Electrical Dept. — K. Reed Mohamed Eusdff binOfficer, Mohomed

Ipoh—Haji

Accountant,

(acting) Malay Co-operati ve Officer. BaganYusofSerai—

Abdual Majid bin Haji Mohamed

Chamber of Commerce, F.M.S. Malay Cooperative Officer,

Buntar—Mohamed Tahir binKrian, PariC

Stia Raja

Kuala Lumpur, Selangor; Malay Co-operative Officer, Taiping North

Cable Ad: Commerce —Wan Zarazillah bin Haji Wan Ismail

General Secretaries—Evatt & Co., Kuala Malay Co-operative Officer, Taiping

South—Mohamed Dalai

Lumpur Malay Co-operative Officer,binLower

Haji Perak,

Suboh

Genera] Committee—J. L. Hope (pre- Teluk Anson—Raja Musa bin Raja.

sident). A. C. Godding,

F. H. Temperley, E. H. D.H. F.Everest,

Topham,J. Mahadi . Selangor '

Whyte and W. G. C. Blunn Malay Co-operative Officer,—Pateh Akhir

Ipoh Branch bin Mohamed

Indian Sah Officer, Selangor I—

Co-operative

Committee—J. L. Hope (chairman),

Whyte, G. Grant, J. M. Cochran, S. T. Indian -T. P. S. Lourdes p

Rees, B. N. Bintley and A, C. Godding Co-operative Officer, Selangor II

Secretaries—Evatt & Co., Kuala Lumpur —M. Rajaratnam Negri Sembilan

Selangor Branch Malay Co-operative Officer, Seremban—

Committee—F. H. Temperley (chairman),

W. G. C. Blunn, D. F. Topham, E. H. H. hamed Tengku Syed Ahmad bin Tengku Mo-

Everest, D. Sear and A. R. W. Landon Indian Co-operative Officer, Seremban —

Secretaries—Evatt & Co., Kuala Lumpur G. V. Thaver

Penang

Chamber of Mines, F.M.S. Assist. Director of Co-operation (North)

Towers Chambers—Ipoh —J. G. Crawford, m.c.s.

President—J. D. Mead Chief

MalayClerk—M. A. BakarOfficer — Abdul

Co operative

Vice-do. —A. J. Kelman Wahab bin Arshad

Council:—

Perak—The Hon. T. R. A. Windeatt, Indian Co-operative Officer—P. T. Nathan

Colonel iG. M. P. Hornidge, o.b.e., m.c., Singapore

v.d..

M.s.c.,E. E. G. Boyd, Leong Sin Nam, Assist. Auditor and Acct.—Goh Wee Pah

Rich, J.j.p.,Ranc

m.c.h.,

and Lee

C. S.Swee Hoe, J. H. Co-operative Officer—T. Sivapragasam

Kneebone Malacca

Selangor—C.

Lee and TheJ. Rowe, H. A.TetCoates,

Hon. Lai Loke,Hi'S.'

j.p., Malay

M.F.C. Baba Co-operative

bin J audin Officer, Alor Gajah—

C4

 PER A K

MalayPerak, the premier

Peninsual, and liesStale of the Kedah

between Federated on Malay

the north States,andis on the westoncoastof

Selangor the south. the

The coast-line

and south is aboutis I5>0

direction, 90 miles

miles,inand extent; the greatest

the breadth, in anlengtheastofand

the west

State,directian,

in a north 90

ofmiles It is estimated

Yorkshire and .to.eontain

Lancashire 7^899.square

.together. The miles;

soil that

is is to say,

rubber, rice, coconuts, eoffee robust a, spices of all kinds, sugar, and grsses from whichof

suitable for ittheis about the size

cultivation

essential qils are extracted

The State is well watered by numerous streams and rivers, of which the river

Perak is the most important. This river runs nearly south until it turns sharply to the

westhard

its mouth and falls intoofthe300Straits

by steamers to 400oftonsMalacca.

burden,Itandis navigable

for anotherfor 100

aboutmiles40 miles from

by ca-igo

boats. The upper part of the re vie r is rocky and abounds in rapids, and consequently,

except

the. fpr ismall boats and rafts, is unnavigable. The Kinta, the Batang Padang in and

mainPlus are theraiige

mountain three arid

largeflowtributaries

west andofsouth the until

Perakthey river.discharge

These themselves

rivers riseinto the

the

Perrk river.

The climate of Perak is good, the temperature in the low

60° Fahr. in the night to 90° Fahr. in the heat of the day. The average mean is about country averaging from

70° Fahr.

30Q0 in the

feet the nightisand63°70°Fahr.

average Fabr. in thetoday.

at night 73° inThethe nights

day. The are rainfall

uniformly variesCool.consi-

At

derably, Taiping, the capital, registering more than 170 (average for 10 years 171.95),

but the average elsewhere is about 100 inches. There is no true rainy season, hut the

wettest

July andmonths

August.are October, November and December, and the driest are June,

The State

been administered has been

underunder BritishofProtection

the advice' the Britishsince 1871 and The

Resident. fromState

thatCouncil,

date hasa

deliberative,

Chiefs, the legislative

British Resident, and advisory

the 1Secretarybody, consists of the Sultan and several Malay

Officers, 3 Europeans, 3 Chinese, Indian andto 1Resident,

Malay. several Government European

The seat ofTheGovernment

by railway. residence ofis atHisTaipingHighnessin thetheLarut

Sultan district, three hours

is at Bukit Chandan fromnear Penangthe

town of Kuala Kangsar, reached by rail from Taiping in about an hour. The High

Commissioner

which town, of the

situated Federated

as it is on Malay

the States

Perak has

river, also

here a

some residence

200 at

.yards Kuala

wide, Kangsar,

lies in the

midst of beautiful scenery and is the centre of the Malay life of Perak. The British

Resident has residences at Taiping and Ipoh.

The by

reached mostrailimportant

from Penang district in Perak

in five and aishalfKinta, of which

hours. Thethetinprincipal

depositstown in theis Ipoh—

Kinta

valley

scientificand neighbourhood

principles, and are

many of great

mines value.

are Mining

equipped is here

with conducted

the latest onmachinery.

the most

The production of rubber is the other main industry.

mentInhastheconstructed

district of an Krian, on theatid

extensive Province

costlyWellesley

irrigation(Penang)

scheme andborder, largetheareas

Govern-are

under rice and rubber. A somewhat similar district is Lower Perak, in which is

situated

railway withTeluk Anson, the

the main by principal

linesteamers port of

of the Federated the State. This

MalayandStatbsport is connected by

Railway, and there is a branch

frequent communication between Penang Singapore.

the possession of the tin mines before 1874 were the immediate;andcause

The Larut district was formerly famous for its tin deposits, faction

of thetights for

. British

intervention

somewhat sunk in and eventual protection

in importance, but are now of Perak.

the centreTheofLarut mines had of late

the bucket-dredging years

industry-

 PEllAiK Cut

Mating, a Sab-disfcriofc of Larut, cotitairis many large rubber estates, and a con-

siderable 'ashing industry exists on its coast.

thanThe

the large

rest ofdistricts of Batang

the, Btate. Padangruns

The railway andthrough

Upper Perak are .as l*adang

the Batang yet lessdistrict

developed

six

miles from the headquarter town of Tapah, for which the station, Tapah Road, is

some seven hours,from Penang. A metalled cart road has been completed to Grik,.

the headquarters of the, Upper Perak district.

The population

It included in 1931,of iPerak

325,527in Chinese,

1931 was 272,546

765,939, Malaysians,

as compared159,152

with 599,055

Indians,in 2.359'

1921.

Europeans, 1,270 Eurasians and 5,135 other nationalities/ The Chinese,, form ,the

labour force of the tin mines and the Tamil natives of India the labour force

of the plantations,

mines. but it'isinnoticeable

The MalaysUmgage that someand

native cultivation Tamils are other,

various now employed

pursuits. in the

The Federated Malay States Railway runs through the whole length of Petak

from Parit Buntar on the Penang (Province Wellesley) border to Tanjong Malim on

the

RoadSelangor

to Telukborder.

Ansqn, Branch railways run

thus connecting thefrom

coastTaiping

with theto interior.

Port Weld There

and irpm-Tapah

are about

936 miles br excellent roads, and a network of telegraph and telephone lines throughout

the State.

DIRECTORY

GOVERNMENT OFFICES

Statk Council Hon. Mr. T. R. A. Wihdeatt, m.f.c.

President—His Highness the Sultan Towkay S. B. Palmer,.j.p.

of Perak (Paduka Sri.., Hultan Hon. Mr.Leqng. Sin Natrij M.c.H., j.p.

Chimg Ah Ming, m.f.c , j.p.

Iskandar Shah, g.c.m.g., k.c.v.o.)

Vice-President—The Raja Muda (The Dr. K. T. Khong, M.cqi., j.p.

Hon’ble Raja Abdul Aziz-ibni-al- Sheikh Abdur Rahman, bin Sheikh

Abdul Kadir

Marhum Raja Muda Musa, c.m.g., Louis Thivy, j.p.

M.F.C.)

Hon’ble the British Resident

The

RajaSecretary to Refeideht ibni Sultan

Bendahara—Kaja-Yusuf Resident’s Office

AbdulKaya

Orang Jalil Besar

al-Marlium

— HajiBathi’ Allah.bin Taiping—British

Ahmad M.C.S.

Resident—G. E. Cater,

Haji Abdul Kaof Secretary to, Resident—H. Fraser, M.c.s.

Orang Kaya Temenggong—Wan Abdul Ross, M.c.s: (acting)to Resident—A; N.

Assistant Secretary

Jalil bin Wan Hussain, j.p.

Orang Ka'ya Mentri—Wan Ahmad Rasdi Office Assistant—Cheat) Tek Chye

bin. Wan

Orang KayaMuhammad Isa, j.p.Kintar-die’

Kaya Panglima

Wan bin Muhammad Yusuf, .t.e., M.c.-H. Chinese Protectorate—Ipoh <

Oran" Ka.va Kaya Stia Bijay^i di-Raja:— Prot. of phinese—W. H. Gafcfiel^y •

Muhammad

Shukof Noordin bin Jeragan Abdul M.c.s. ' (acting)

Orang Kaya Kalya Laksamana—Che’ Assist, Protector of. Chinese-- J. T-

Rea, M.c.s. (acting)

Lope Bahaudin bin M uhamumd, 1 Clerk and Tr usiator—Chong

Noh, j.p.

Hon’ble The Legal Adviser, F.M.S. Chief Clefki-^a>y S.eong Peck Wai Weng

The St ite Engineer

The State Medical and Health Officer ■ . Education

Deputy Oqramissu'ner of Police, , . Inspector of Schools—A. Keir, m.a.

G. A. de 0. de Mouhray, M.c.s. Acting do. —M. R. Holgate, m.a. (n.z.)

The Hon’ble, Et.-Col, C. Rae, j.p., Asst. Inspector

m.f.c. Markham, b.a. of Schools — R, F. C.

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•CLI8 PERAK

Malay Inspectors of Schools—Raja Government Gardens and Plantations

Kamara

Tamil Bahrain

Inspector and Mohd. Salleh

of Schools—S. Paul —Larut Hill, Taiping

Chief Visiting Teacher—Che Mohamed Chief Superintendent—H. G. H. Bartlett

Ali bin H, Sulaiman Clerk—K. Ayadurai

Clifford School—K. Kangsar Marine Department—

Head Master—B. Preedy, b.a., m.c. Teluk Anson

Govt. English School—Batu Gajah Harbour Master, Perak — Capt. F. L.

Head Master—Syed Shaidali Skiiton, M.c., b.a,. (r)

Govt. English School—Kamunting Chief Clerk—Chin Thutt How

Head Master—E. A. Moissinac Technical Subordinate—P. C. Baptist

Govt. English School—Gopeng Medical

Head Master—D. G. R. Peters Office of the State Medical and

Govt. English School—Tronoh Health Officer

Head Master—M. Fernandez State Medical and Health Officer, Perak—

Govt. English School—Tapah Dr. W. H. Hart

Head Master—Dayal Singh Deputy dtate Medical and Health Officer,

St. George's /S'cAooZ—Taiping Perak—Dr. F. V. Jacques

Director—Rev. Bro. Henry Financial Secretary—Qua Gong Kow

King Edward VII School—Taiping Chief Clerk—K.Chemist—A.

Pharmaceutical BubramaniamV. Hitch

Principal—R. P. S. Walker, b.a. (Oxon) Health Inspector—Ng Teik Swee

Anderson School—Ipoh Health Office—Perak North

Head Master—C. F. C. Ay re Health Offecer—Dr. J. C. Milne

Forest Department Health Office—Kuala Kangsar

Perak South Health Officer—Dr. E. D. B. Wolfe

State Forest Officer (actg.)—E. J. Shrub- Health Health Office—Kinta Sanitary Board

shall (Conservator.) - Officer—Dr. R. S. Johnston

District Forest Officer, Kinta—C. C. L, Assist, do. — V. R. Gabriel

DurantForest

(Asst. Officer,

Consvr.)Tapah — R. C, Health Office—Kinta District

District Health Officer—Dr. W. E. Holmes

Barnard

District (Asst.

Forest Consvr.)

Officer,Consvr.)

T. Malim—Chan Health Office—Batang Padang and

Gin Ghee (Sub-Asstj. Lower Perak

Attached

—Alii binto Dist.

Hussain Forest

(Sub Office,

Asst. Kinta

Consvr.) Health Officer--Dr. C. H. Williams

Attached

—Mohd. toHarun Dist. bin

ForestTaib Office, Tapah Lady Infant

(Sub Assist.

Welfare Centre—Ipoh

Medical Officer — Dr, (Mrs. L. J.

Consvr.) Bentinck

Sister—Miss E. James

Prisons Infant Welfare Centre—Taiping

Convict Establishment— Lady Medical Officer — Dr. (Mrs.) E; B.

Taiping Jacques

Teleph. 20; Cable Ad: Convicts Sister—Miss M. Mooreby

Superintendent,

Cant. E.Grade Convict Establishment— Infant Welfdre Centre—Teluk Anson

S. Lilley.

Gaoler,

Gaoler, Grade III—T. H.Chowns

1—G. (acting) Sister in-charge—Miss

Dibble(acting) E. An garde

District Hospital—Tniping

European Warders—H. C. B. Loveday, C. Medical Officer—Dr. F. D. Gillespie Ven-

H. Clarke, C. H. Cox, H. Davis, H. W. Assist, do.'V. —V.

R. N.Thambar,

Menon anG. 1S.Megat

Reed, H. Harnett, W.J. Woollams, R. H. katesan,

Shnttleworth, W.A. J.J. N.Handley, F. H.J. Khas General

bin Omar

Hospital—Taiping

G.Sheffield, T. Hill,

Kingscokt, H. Ward, E.Gwynn, W.

A. B. Jones, Medical Officer—Dr. H. Scrimgeour

C- J. Wind, J. Weston, J. Mather, J. H. Matron—Miss

J.Gordon-Jenkin,

H. Pink, E. S. A.HartFisher, Brind, Sisters — Misses R.BoydE. Yeomans, K. W.

and E.W.W.J. Carey.

A.

Lupton, I. B. Stone and M. Timmins

 PERAK Cll9

District Hospital—Parit Buritar Chief

OnraetPolice Officer, Perak—R. H. de S

Assistant Medical Officer — Dr. E. L. S. Assist. Commissioner, Headquarters: Ipoh

Jumeaux —H. Bendle (actg.)

District Hospital— Kuala Kangsar Assist. Commrs. of Police

Medical Officer—Dr. S. H. Swift Detectives, Ipoh—K. J. X.inDuthie

chargeandof

Assist. do. —Hu sin bin Ibrahim C. X. Godwin

Women's Hospital—Kuala Kangsar Assist. Commissioners-in-eharge

Ipoh—G. R. Livett and Mohd.of Traffic^ Yacob

Lady Medical Officer — Dr. (Miss) S. M. Chief

Bernard Court Inspector — S. E. Smith

Assist. Commrs.

Sisters—Misses'C. Ambrose and E. Mercer Hart; Taiping: F. L. Riley; Kualaof Police—Ipoh: L. H.

District Hospital—Grik Kangsar: T. F. H. Kemp; Kampar: R,

^ Assist. Medical Officer—P. Varatharajah Burns; Batu Gajah: C. S. Kinder; Teluk

Anson: A. C. Maxwell

District Hospital—Klian Intan Officers-in-charge of Police Districts'-—.

I Assist. Medical Officer—A. R. Muttiah Kroh—Alii bin Tuah

District Hospital—Ipoh Parit

Mohd.Buntar—Mohd.

Ali Rakish bin Haji

Medical Officer—Dr. T. C. Wakefield Bagan Serai — Samsudin bin Haji

Medical Officer in charge of Radiological Taiping Hamzah(including Matang)—A. Pearce,

I Branch—Dr. J. J. O’Grady H. Bhagat Singh and Lee Kiat Siong

[i Surgeon--Dr. E. C. Chitty

I Assist. Medical Officers—K. Rajaratnam, i Grik — Sub-Inspector

(actg.) ;Abdul Hamid

.!•' —: : R.• Calderwood

R S.andKanapathipillai,

R. S. Dhillon Lim Eng Cheang Kuala Kangsar and

Matron - MissE.0.VY.M.Case

Hardy Shamsudin bin Haji Hamid

Sister—Miss 1 Sungei Siput North—K. B. Naidu

District Hospital—Batu Gajah Simpang

Ipoh—D. Ampat—Low

X. Livingstone, GheeMohd.

BengXoor,

| Medicftl Officer—Dr. P. D. Johnson Mohd. Din and Isher Singh

|!! Assist.

Deputy do.

Matron—Missdo. M.—M. E Tiruchelvam

—A.Begg

W. E. Moreira Lahat—V. Powell-EvansSingh and Tung

Batu Gajah—Sarmukh

l Sisters — Misses K. M. F.Fosdike, Kwun Kun

Culleton, H. V. Fisher, Holgate, L.E. M.

G. Tronoh—Raja Y'ahaya bin Raja Mahdi

Kampar—R. Ackrill, Abdul Karim bin

Colville, D. Clarke and J. Quinn Abdul~ Latiff and Fakir Chand

District Hospital—Kampar Tapixh

Lum W. Suleiman

and Elphinstohe, Chan' Yoon

bin Idi’is

{ Assist. Medical Officer—A. C, Jumeaux Tel ok Anson—R. H. Harrison and Mohd.

District Hospital—Tapah Eamli bin Haji Rashid

!i Assist,

Medical Officer—Dr. C. T. MacCarthy Clerical Service: Chief Police Office, Perak:

do. —G. S. Arulpragasam Chief Clerk—S.

Financial Clerk—NeohPonnampalamBoon Chew

District Hospital—Tanjong Malim

t Assist. Med. Officer—N. C. Manicavasagar PpBT and Telegraph Department

District Hospital—Teluk Anson Administrative Branch—Perak k Dindings

, Medical Officer—Dr. A. Bearblock Contr., Posts & Telegraphs—E- W. Hide

I Assist,

do. do.do* . —S.

—C. Subramaniam

Murugiah Supt., Posts and Telegraphs—H. W.

j. Matron—Miss M. H. Armour Mitchell

Chief

Seng Clerk,

Kee . Controller’s Office—Mong

Mines Department Postmaster—Ipoh: Lim Tee Ee

Warden—G. T. Hoi ford Do. —Taiping: V. Valu

Assist. Warden—A. Bean Public Works Department—

Inspectors of Machinery—J. H. A.

Trowel! and A. E. Greetham Head Office: Taiping

Inspectors of Mines—R. O. Madew,

A. H. Gretch, J. Sanderson, I. L. State Engineer—S. J. W. Gooch (acting)

Patterson and W. H. R. Evans Executive

Gaffney Engr. —-E. M. O’D. Burke-

Chief Police Office Perak Financial Assist.—K. Arulampalam

Of 20' PERAK

Larut, Matang and Krian Revenue Survey Branch

Sen. Exec. Engr.—W. W. Davidson Senior Supt. Revenue Surveys, Perak—W.

Assistant Engr.—N. G; Ferguson A. Gummer (Taiping)

Kuala Kangsar Assist.

H. L. Supt.

Ward Revenue

(Taiping)Surveys (Office)—

Senior Executive Engr.—J. H. Roberts Assist.Supt. Revenue

Branch—G. L. Gibson Surveys,Revisionary

(Taiping)

Assistant Engineer—R. J. Bee

do. — VV. L. Midford (Dindings) Assist.

F. E.

Supt. Revenue Surveys, Larut—

G. Caswell (Taiping)

Kinta Acting Sen. Assist. Supt. Revenue'

Senior Exec. Engr.—F G. Coales Surveys,.

Gajah) Kinta — O. Watson ( Batu

Executive Kngr.--J. A. T. Horsley Chief Clerk, Revenue Survey Office—J

Assistant Engineers—E. R. Davies, M. Gregory (Taiping)

E. R. C. Williams and A. C. Wilson

Senior Exec. Engr. (Waterworks)— Sanitary Board—Kinta, Ipoh

P. A. Molloy Chairman—G. H. Nash, M.c.s.

Chief Inspector, Water words, Kinta Secretary—A. E. Perera

-t-W. A. Turnnidge Accoimtant-rQheah Keng Hoon

State Store Keeper—W. E. Pearce Chief Sanitary

Technical Subordinate, Special Grade Senior SanitaryInspector—E.

Inspector —G.K.Montford

Kana-

—Ipoh : R, R. Skelchy pathypillai

Building

Assist, Inspector—R.

do. Surg.—G. Adamson, M.c.

— P. E.Thiagarajan

Choo

Batang Padang Assist. Yeter.

Executive Engr.—R. H. Steed Abattoir Assistants—M. Cornelius, T. V.

Lower Perak Nadason Inspector—E.

Yeteriuary Pillay and K. Kathirgasu

Cassini

Exec. Engr.—H. M. S. Haughton

Mech. Engr.—Changkat Jong: C. R. AssessmentMohammed

Officers — P. Mariappen,

Waliie, D. VV. Attygalle and

Wales H. 11. Armstrong

Registby of Christian Marriages State Treasury Taiping

Senior Registri—Secy, to Resdt., Perak State Treasurer—K. R. Blackwell, M.c.s.

Registrar, Larut, Kuala Kangsar, Upper Supreme Court—Tpoh

Perak, Krian—Secretary to Resident, Judge,

Perak

Registrar, Kinta—The Magistrate, Ipoh SecretaryPerak—Mr. Justice

to Judge—S. 'Ah''B. Howes-

S. Duray

Registrar, Lower Perak and Batang Padang Assist. Registrar—Tungku Ismail

—District Officer, Lower Perak Deputy Registrar—S; S. Duray

KUALA KANGSAR

District Office Lady Medical Officer—Dr. (Miss) S. M.

District Officer—P. S. Williams, m.c.s. Barnard Conservator, of Forest — M. L.

Assistant

Chief Clerk—Pars Rain Webber

Assist. District Officers D. A, Somervilles

m.c.s., Kamarudin bin. Idris and ,Datoh Malay College

Muda Mohd. Razalli Head Master—H. R. Carey

Deputy Assist, Officer—Hashim bin Mat Assist. Masters—F. T. Laidlaw and D. B-

Dris

2nd District - Officer — Bahaman bin J. Ambler

Samsudin

Executive Eugineer-7-J. H, Roberts , . i Sanitary Board Office

Assistant do. —F. E. B, Murphy * Chairman—P. S. Williams, M.c.s.

Medical Officer—Dr. Ri A. McNab Chief Clerk—Ditt Singh

 PERAK C121

KRIAN DISTRICT

District

Mansur,Officer—Raja

m.c.s. Kaiparalzaman ibni Deputy Medical Officer — Dr. E. L. S.

J unaeaux

Drainage

Allan and Irrigation Engineer—F. H. 6. C. P. K, Krian North—Mchained Rakish

O. C. P. D. Krian South—Samsudin

UPPER PERAK

District Office—Grik Chief Clerk—Lin Ah Fook

District Officer—Mahmud bin Mat, m.c.s. Dresser in charge, Kroh—K.Klian Sinnappoo

Subt-Treasurer—Abdul Shatar bin Khoda Assist. Medical Officer, Intan—

G. S. Arulpragasam

Baksh (acting); <

Asst. Dist. Officer, Kroh—Megat Yunus bin Dresser -Do.,

in - dharge, Grik—K. Murugasu

Megat Mohd. Isa Lehggong — Abdul

Do., Lenggong—Ja’al bin Jaman Rabah bin Haji Kamaldin

Police Inspector - officer - in - charge of Public Works Department

Police Abdul

(Grik) Districts—(Kroh)

Hamid Akin bin Tuah 1 ead OvePseer, Grik—M ’Selvadurai

LOWER PERAK DISTRICT

District Officer—G. A. de C. de Monbray Health Officer-Dr. S- W. Eveson

AssL do. —J. F. Hannynglon

Deputy

Hamid Asst.

bin Raja Officer—Raja Abdul Executive

Dist.Tahir Haughten1

Engineer—Capt. H. M. S.

Engineer,

Supt. Trade and Customs—F. L, Skilton Ferguson, ■ Drainage and Irrigation—N. G.

, and E. N.' Sykes District Forest Officer—R. C. Barnard

liledical Officer—Dr. A. Bearblock

Asst. Medical Officers—Dr. T. Varatbarajah Asst. Commissioner of Police Maxwell — A. C.

and Dr. D. R. Screenivasan Asst. do. —G. Den-

Magistrate—Raja nison-Smith

Abdul Hamid bin Raja Inspector

Tahir of Police—Mohamed Ramli

KINTA DISTRICT

Batu Gajah Division Sisters — Misses E. Mercer, H. Y. Fisher,

j) District Officer and Dist. Supt. of Prisons A.J. Quinn,

Simpson

F, Hoigate, L Youngs and

— G. A. de C. de. Moubray o.b.e.,

■ M.C.S.

Chief Asst. District Officer-n-E. E. Pen- Warden—G.Mines Department

T. Holford

gilley, M.c.s

Assistant District Officer, Lands—Meor Assist, do. —A. Beau (acting)

Inspectors—Ian Patterson, W. H. I’..

A Ahmad bin Mohamed Said (acting)

■Senior Asst, Superintendent, Revenue Evans, R. O. Madew, A. H. Cretch and

J. Sanderson

Surveys—O Watson Inspectors of Machinery — J. H. A.

Medical Officer—Dr. T. C. Wakefield

Matron Miss—M. Begg Trowell and A. E., Grectham

Cl 22 PERAK

LARUT DISTRICT

District Office—Larut, Taiping

District,

AssistantOfficer—N. F. H. Mather, m.c.s.

District Officers--Suiaiman bin Mohamed Drus and W. F.

Deputy Assistant District■ Officer — Wan Ahmad Rasdi bin Wan

Peel, m.o.s. (Cadet)

Mohamed Isa (Orang Kaya Mentri)

Settlement Officers—Megat

Malay Officer—Ibrahim Abdul

bin Mat PiahRahman, and Mohamed Jan

BATANO PADANG DISTRICT

Dist., Officer—Raja Haji Ahmad, M.c.s. Settlement

Mohd. bin

Officers, Tapah—Mohd. Zaur

Assist. District Officer—Mohanied Baki Ahmad

bin Abas TasirDaud and Suleiman bin

Assist. District Officer. Tanjong Malim— Settlement Officer, Tanjong Malim—

Abdul Kadir bin Hussin

Ahmad bin Osman Clerk, Class I—S. Ponniah

2nd Assist. Dist. Officer—Raja Haji

Shahar Shah Sanitary Board

Inspector

Evans of Mines, B. Padang—W. H. R.

Chairman—The District Officer

Exec. Engr., B. Padang—R. H. Steed Secretary—S.Executive F. Meerwald

District Forest Officer—R. C. Barnard Members.— Engineer, Chief

Police Officer (Perak), Medical Officer,

Medical Officer—Dr. F. J. Fitzpatrick Assistant

Assist, do. —Dr. A. R. Muthiah

Agricultural Field Officer—Vacant Malim), Health Officer (Batang (Tanjong

District Officer. Padang),

Deputy Assist. District Officer, Tapah— R.Dussek, P. Hunter,

PrincipalT.Sultan

M. Philsoh, O. T.

Idris Training

Abdul Aziz bin Haji Mat Jabar College and Lim Cheng Chuan

Deputy Assist. District

Malim—Badarudin bin Officer, Tanjong Sr. Inspector, Tapah—Chin Sen Pow

Alang Ahmad

O. C P. D., Tapah—W. Elphinstone Inspector,

Clerk, ClassTanjong

I - J.Malim—K.

Roch Kathirgasu

IPOH

Judge—Hon. Mr. Justice N. D. Mudie Government Health Officers, Ipoh j

Secretary to Judge—S. S. Duray Chairman, Mosquito Destruction Com- 1r

Registrar of Courts—Tengku Ismail mittee, Kinta Sanitary Board — Dr. |

1. J ohnstone

Deputy Public Prosecutor—L. C. Simpson Health Officer, Kinta District—Dr. W. E. .|

Assist. District Officer—K. H. Bancroft Holmes

Lady Medical Officer, Infant Welfare 1

Chairman, Sanitary Board,* Kinta—B. S. Centre, Ipoh—Dr. (Mrs.) L. J. Bentinck

Walton McSwan Lady Medical Inspector of Schools, Perak 1

Chief Surgeon—Dr. C. Wilson —(vacant)

Protector of Chinese—W. H. Gatefield

Assist. Warden of Mines—R. O. Madew Labour Department, Ipoh

Senior Executive Engineer, Kinta—F. G.

Coales Asst. Contr. of: Labour—K. H. Blacker

Executive Engineer, Kinta — A. C. (on leave)

Extra Assist. Controller of Labour—N. A.

WilsonEngineers—Ipph:

Assist. E. R. C. Williams; Appan

Waterworks, Ipob: J. H. T. Horsley Indian Immigration Fund Inspector —

P. D. Moses

 PERAK Cl23

Anglo - Oriental (Malaya), Ltd., Taiping Turf Club

(Incorporated in F. M, S.)—6-8,

Street, Kuala Lunapur; Teleph. 3136; Java President—S. B. Palmer

Cable Ad: Renggeler Vice-do. —Capt. Lindsay Vears

Directors — A. A. Henggeler, Committee—Lt.-Col.

E. J. Latimer, O. J.H. M.M.Brickman,

Sturges,

Douglas T. Waring and L. C.Hamid

U. Stafford and Raja Abdul

Trevor Williams

• 'Secretary—H. A.: Coates Hon. Secretary—S. B. Palmer

Eastern BepreseMatives of:

AnglodDriental Mining Oorpn., Young Men’s Christian Association—

t Ltd., London Brewster Road, Ipoh

Art Novelty & Medical Store, Printers,

Booksellers and Stationers—Market Austka l Malay Tin, Ltd., (Incorporated

’ Street inTaiping,

the F.F.M.S.)—Registered Office:

M. S ; Teleph. 34; Cable Ad:

ASSOCIATIONS AND CLUBS, Ac. Austmaiay. Auth. Capital £200,000

Issued £ 100,000 in £1 shares fully paid

Directors—F.

man), H. Leverrier, Huntsman,k. c.(deputy

(chair-

I Federated Malay States Chamber of chairman), W. A. Freeman, J. R.

|p , Commerce (Perak Branch)

Secretaries—Evatt & Co., Chartered McGregor, R. J. D. Richardson, b.e.

h Accountants, Ipoh (Syd.) m. INST.

b.e. (Syd.) andm.C.m.,C.F. Nardin,

V. Stanley,

b.e.

(Syd.)

R.inst.

J. D.M. Richardson,

Ipoh Club—Telejahs. 15 and 442; Cable

Ad: Ipon Club M., managingbdirector

e. (Syd.),; m.

President—Hon. Lt.-Col. C. Rae E. E. G. Boyd, b.e. (Syd.), i. inst.

[j Vice-do. —G. Grant M. M., general manager

Committee—S. W. Gooding, J. D. G.Offices

T. Dawes, secretary

in Australia—Challis House,

Nalder, Dr. H. M. Nevin, C. W. A, Sydney

jI: Sennett,

Webb, L.B.T.S.Williams

Walton, and

Dr. H.

J. W.L. Miss L. B. White, secretary (Sydney)

I1, Secretary—W.

Woods J. B. Ashby A Prospecting and Holding Company

which acts a,sfor:General Managers and

Secretaries

3 Kinta Club—Batu Gajah Kampong Kamunting Tin Dredging

Ltd.

President—G. A. deC.C.Shenton

Hon. Secretary—J. de Moubray Asam Kumbang Tin Dredging Ltd.

Ulu Yam TinTinDredging

Thabawleik DredgingLtd.Ltd.

Puchong Tin Dredging Ltd. L

■New ClubF.M.S.

Taiping, — Teleph. 24; P. O. Box 8, Pungah Tin Dredging Ltd.

Aw Bros., Sports Outfitters, Newsagents

IPerak Club—Taipimg and MusicBrewster

ers—135, Dealers,-Booksellers,

Road, Ipoh Station-

Perak Golf Club—Taiping, F.M.S. BanSuppliers

Guan Hin Co., General Merchants.

i President—G. of Estates and Mining Requ-

Captain—C. S.E.K,neebone

Hon. Secretary—A-

Cator, m.c.s.

E. Greetham.

isites & Commission

long Street, Gopeng Agents—20, Kay-

Hon. Treasurer—A. E. Wootton

c BanProvisions,

Hoe HinWine Co.,andGeneral

Spirit Merchants,

Merchants,

Perak Turf 1 Cltir Suppliers of Estate & Mining Requisites

;i Chairman—E. C. Watson & Commission Agents—KamparjTeleph.

Eh Treas.—BroYi

Secretary—C.Pj,R.Philips

fibers and .Stewart 37; Cable Ad:, Banhoehin;, Codes: Ben-

tley’s, A. B. C. 5th edn.,

C124 PERAK

RanRubberSengMerchants,

Leong (founded in 1901), Bryant and Taylor, Advocates and-

Tin Ore Dealers— Solicitors—21, Hale Street, Ipoh;Teleph.

134-136. Jalan Gopeng, Kampar; Teleph. 102; Cable Ad: Bryant

3;edn.Cable

and Ad: Profit; Codes: A. B. C. 5th

Private Caldbeck,

(Incorporated Macgregor

under the & Companies

Co., Ltd..

Bank

Ipoh; Teleph. 243 Ltd.—26, Hale Street, porated

of Malaya, Ordinances of Hongkong

Retail Wine in Shanghai), Wholesaleincor-

and

and Spirit Merchants—165, and

Barbour, Ltd., E. A., Rubber Merchants Brewster Road; Teleph. 302; P.O. Box 68

—Kota Road, Taiping; Teleph. 160; (Ipoh); Cable Ad: Caldbeck. Head Office:

Cable Ad: Barbour 4, FoochowHong.Kong,

Road, Shanghai.

Borneo Great London,. Peiping, Branches;

Tientsin,

Britain),Co.,Engineers

Ltd. (Incorporated

and. GeneralinMerch- Singapore,

Macgregors, Penang andShanghai,

Ltd., Ipoh genera:

ants—Brewster

Cable Ad: Private Road,

Borneo,and Ipoh;

Ipoh; Teleph.

Codes: Acme, 660; managers

National, Bentley’s. Head

Office: 143-149, Fenphurch Street, Lon- Agency The Ocean Accident

don, E.Penang,

apore, C. 3. Branch

Kuala Houses

Lumpur, at Sing- Corporation, Ld. and Guarantee

kok, Sarawak, Chiengmai, KuchingBang- and

Sibu Caxton Press -130, Belfield Street, Ipoh

Borneo Motors, Ltd., andRoad, Borneo- Trustees

La Brooy, or the Estate of the late G. O.

proprietors

Chevrolet, Ltd.—Brewster Ipoh; W. A. RodO, manager

Telephs. 475

(Borneo-Chevrolet) (Borneo Motor) and 475

N. G. Reddish, branch manager Chartered

and ChinaBank of India, inAustralia

(Incorporated England j!

K. W. M. Campbell, service mgr. by Royal Charter,

Botly & Co., Stock and Share Brokers— 385;M.Cable Ad:Ttalics, Ipoh Teleph. ’]

1853)—Ipoh;

Shaik Adam Building 1st floor, Ipoh; B. Oliver, agent (actg.)

Telephs. 311 and 494; P. O. Box 96, T. M. Kilpatrick,; accountant

Cable Ad: Transfer, Ipoh; Codes. Sub-accountants

A.B.C. 6th Edri., BroomhaM’s Imperial,

Bentley’s, Sprague’s Utility and Private T. H. Gwyther—

C. W. G. Botly, sole partner A.R. J.Simpson

Buchan

Boustead & Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in Taiping E. H. Moffat

F.M.S.),

Kuala Merchants—Jpoli,

Lumpur, Port Teluk Anson,

Swettenham, G.J;E.G.iPow, sub-agent

Singapore arid ' Penang;, ‘Caj)le . and

Ad: Sitiawan Churchill, sub-accou ntarit

Boustead; Codes: A.B..C.‘

Bentley’s. London Agents: Edward edru

Boustead & Co. F. P. L- Fickling, sub-agent

Teluk Anson

BjRASH. & Smith, Mining Engineers; and Boustead & Co„ Ltd., agents

Surveyors—Pu,sing; Teleph. 2' . (Busing);

Cable Ad: Smith Pusing; Cpdes: Chenderiang Tin Dredging, Ltd. (Incor-

Bentley’s,

and McNeill BroomhalTs

(1908) 3rd' edn., Bedford porated in England)—Chenderiang, Pe- i

rak, F.M.S.; Teleph.Cable'Ad:

Temoh 6;Dredging,

Railway ,

Brown, Phillips & Stewart, Accountants Station: Ternoh;

and Auditors—Hongkong Bank Bldgs., Chendering R. V. Darge, manager

Ipoh, Audit,

Ad: and at Penang; Teleph.Broomhall’s

Ipoh; Codes: 90; Cable W. M. Hardy, dredge staff

Imperial, Bentley’s and A.B.C. 5th edn.

R. P. Phillips, f:s.a. a., fJc i.s., partner China. Underwriters, Ltd., Life, Fire,

A.(Penang)

S. Brown, c.A., partner (Ipoh) Marine, MotorOffice:

ance—Head Car Hongkong

and General Insur- f • t

C.L. S.H. Wallace

K. Cormac, c.A.

(Penang) Chief Office, 'Southern Agencies—

W. R, Sinclair, c.A. do. H’kong. BankYeeChambers,

Agent—Yam Poh Singapore

 PEliAK 012&

Commercial Union Assurance Co-, Ltd. Eastern .United ;Assurance Oorpoba-

tion, Ltd., The, , Fire, Motqr Car,

. (Incorporated

Bank Chambers,inIpoh; England)—Hongkong

Teleph. £19; Cable Accident and Marine ' Insurance—35,

Ad: Cuaco, Ipoh Station Road, Ipoh; Teleph., ^88; Cable

I. A. M. Smallwood, local manager Ad:.Wliat*hbrig,

edn. Ipbb; Code: A.B.C. 5th

Commercial, Press, Printers and. Station-

er,s—:15, Panglima Street; Teleph. 157 English Electric Co., Ltd., The (In-

Corbett, M. C., assoc.inst.m.m., Mining ofcorporated Electricalin England),

and AlliedManufacturers

Plant and

and

Teleph.Metallurgical

6 (Ipoh); CableEngineer

Ad: —Corbett,

Ipoh; Apparatus—Registered Office: Queen’s

Ipoh; Codes: Bentleji’s, House* King^way,, Lopdon,

Works: Dick Kerr Works, Preston; W. C. -

*Cowdy & Jones, Advocates and Solicitors Phoenix Works,, Bradford ; Siemens

—15 and 17, Hale Street, Ipoh; Teleph. Works, Stafford; Willahs Works, Rugby.

82; Gable Ad; Cowdy, Ipoh; Codes: Head 1 poll; Office

'IVDph.for305Malaya:

(Ipnli):3,P.Hale Street,

< > P-ox 6f>;

A.B.G. '5th edn. and Bentley’s Cable Ad:' Enelectico, Ipoh

J. Edgar Jones* solicitor, partner R. E. Lancaster, manager

. John L. Woods, b.a. (Sen.

barrister-at-law., partner Mod,), t.c.d.,

H.G. Nelson, m.c.,b.a ., solicitor, partner EvattChartered

Orompton, Parkinson, Ltd., Electrical Singapore, Bank Penang.Chambers'Ipob;

arid Kuala Lumpur; and at

Engineers and Merchants—Gable. Ad: B. C. 5th edn. and Bentley’s Code: A.

Teleph. 129; Cable Ad: Evatt;

AcmQlor; Code: Western, Union and

Private

Agents : J.C. A.V. Clarke,

Bailey, A.C.a.,

a.c.a. partner

do.

United Engineers, Ltd.-^8,: Station G. G. Duddell, A.c.A.dd0t

Hoad,Ipoh Federal

■Gumming, sellers, Rubber StampPrinters,

Stationers, Co., The,Rubber

Book-

Engineer C.andE.,Planter—Floral

Mechanical and Mining

Villa, Ipoh Stamp Makers, News Agents and Genl.

Importers:—:35, Station Rd., Ipoh; Cable

Teleph. 44, Ipoh ; Codes: A.B.C, 5th; Ad:

and Imperial Vulcanite; Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn.

and

Lumpur. Bentley’s.

Branches:HeadIpoh,Office;

PenangKualaand

Gycle & Carriage Co. (1926), Ltd., Motor

Car Importers and Engineers — 68, Singapore

Brewster Road, Ipoh; Teleph. 273 Federated Malay States Chamber of

Das & Co., Advocates and Solicitors—16 Commerce (See Associations)

Kota Road, Taiping Fleming Brothers,

I Dunford-Wood, J., Barrister-at- Law, Ad- Structural Engineers,Mechanical

Brass and Iron and

vocate and Solicitor (S.S. and F.M.S.), Founders, Boilermakers and Hydraulic-

ing Pipe Makers—Works and Office:

—29,Hale

Ad: Street, Ipoh; Teleph. 59; Cable Lahat Road, Ipoh; Teleph. 152; Cable

edn., Dunford,

Unicode andIpoh;Broomhall’s

Codes: A.B.C.

(Rubber5th Ad:

edn.,Fleming,

Bentley’sIpoh; Codes: A.B.C, 5th

and Engineering

edn.)

London Agents—Godden, Holme & Alexandergeneral Fleming, proprietor and

managermanager

Ward, 34, Old Jewry, E.C. Peter Campbell,

Country Agents—Simpsom,

Burrill, Leeds, Yorks Curtis & Yee Soon Kay, office clerk

S.Wong

A. Jesudas, worksasst,clerkclerk

Khong Sen,

31 (Eastern Smelting Co., Ltd., (Incorpor-

ated in England ) — Connolly. Road, Fletcher Trading Co., Ltd., General

j|; Ipoh;

Fusing Telepbs.

4; Cable Ipoh

Ad : 65, KamparCode22,: Merchants, Importers apd Exporters—

Smelter;

7 A.B.C. 5th edn. Head Office in the East: Bent 103, aBrewster Road,, Ipoh; Cable Ad:

| Penang. GreshamHead Office: Princes House,

-it 95,Ipoh—D. J.Street, London,

Fleming, agentE. C, ,2 Foong Hup Seng Foundry, Brass, Iron

Kampar—J. M. O’C. George, agent and SteeJ Founders—Lahat Road, Ipoh;

Fusing—E. A, Davies, agent P. O. Box 74; Cable Ad: Foonghupseng

0126 PERAK

Fkankel Bros., Furniture Dealers—114, Guan MohAgents

mission Co., General Merchants,Agents-

and Transport Com-

Belfield Street, Ipoh —4, Jalan Patani, Kuala Kangsar;.

Fraser & Keave, Ltd., Aerated Water Teleph. 20, Kuala Kangsar

Manufacturers—Connolly Road, Ipbh; Guthrie & Co., Ltd., General Merchants,

Teleph. 87 Agents and Engineers—89 & 91, Belfield

. G. A. Themsen, branch manager Street, Ipoh; Teleph. 630; Cable Ad:

Secretaries and sole distrilbutqrp fop Guthrie

Malayan Breweries, Ltd., Singapore E. C. Cooper, manager (signs per pro.)

K. S. Murray, assist.

General Accident, Fire and Life J. C. Gransden, engineer

Assurance Corporation, Ltd., The Hall & Co., Ltd., Peter, Caterers, Im-

Harper Gilfillan & Co., Ltd., agents orters, General Merchants, Wine and ;

George Town Dispensary> Ltd., pirit Merchants, Mineral Water Manu- ‘

Wholesale and Retail Chemists and facturers—15, Kota Road, Taiping

Druggists, Dealers in Photographic and Hannay and Steedman, Mining En- j

Optical Goods, etc.— Station Road and gineers—Gopeng Road, Ipoh; P.O. 64;

Belfield Street, Ipoh; Teleph. 64; Cable Cable Ad : Hansted

Ad:

edn. Geeteedee,,Ipoh;

Head Office: Penang Code: A.B.C. 5th H.C. Hannay, m-.i.m.m., m.i.mIn.e., f.G.S- |

John Sinclair, m.p.s., manager R.S. Steedmen, j.-r, m.i.m.m.

Harper Gilfillan & Co., Ltd., General 1

Gibb & Co., Advocates and Solicitors— Importers and Merchants, Shipping and ;

Hong Kong Bank Buildings, Ipoh; Cable Insurance and Estates. Agents, Agents

Lloyd’salso for Mines ]1

Agents.—P..Q,

Ad: Hope, Ipoh

Partners— 115, Ipoh. Offices at Taiping Box

and !

L. Trevor Williams (solicitor, Supreme Teluk Anson

Court, England),

solicitor (F.M.S.) advocate and Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd., Import

J. H. B. Will (enrolled Law Agent, arid Export Merchants—Teluk Anson

Scotland),

(F.M.S.) advocate and solicitor Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Cor-

Assistant— poration—Ipoh;

F. R. Ormston, Cable Ad: Tinstone

agent

J. M. M. Lewis (Solicitor Supreme C. McL. Jones | P. S. M. Dew j

Court

solicitor England)

(F.M.S.) advocate and Cheong

Peter E. CheeYoong,Cheong, compradore 1 1

chief clerk

Grand Hotel—Ipoh;

Directors — R. P.Teleph.

Brash 591(chairman), Hup Heng Loong Foundry, Brass, Iron

F. N. Syer, and Hon. Col. C. Rae, Founders, Lane, Ipoh Boiler Makers, etc.—Lahat j

Brown, Phillips and Stewart, Ipoh, Huttenbach, Lazarus & Sons, Ltd. ^

secretaries (Incorporated

Felix Ingold, manager Mechanical andin Electrical

Straits Settlements),

Engineers, j 1

Grenier & Co., Ltd., Charles, Stationers, Ipoh; Teleph. 198, Ipoh; CableRoad,

General Merchants—94, Brewster

Printers, Publishers and General Import Simit, Ipoh; Code: A.B.C. 5th edn. Ad:

Merchants

Ipoh; — 37119;and

Teleph. Cable39,Ad:

Station Road,

Grenier S. R.T. K.Rees, branchassistant

manager

Guan & Co., L. Y., Import and Export A. K. Bullock,

Wilkie, engineer

Merchants

66, Hugh and Street;

Commission Agents 1— Ipoh Club—{See Associations)

Road, IpohLow

; Teleph. 488 Store: 36, Lahat

; Cable Ad : Ipoh Ice Co., Ltd.—Lahat Road, Ipoh

Lawyewguan,

edn.LawandYew Ipoh;

Bentley’s Codes: A.B.C. 5th

Guan, managing proprietor Ipoh Marble and Lime Works. Quarry

Masters, Marble

Ong Kim Teik, assistant

Quah Boo Hock, salesman Architectural andand Lime Merchants,

Monumental Masons

Law Joo Leong, cashier —P.O. Box 55, Ipoh; Cable Ad: Permata;

Codes: Beritley’s and Private

 PERAK

Jacks & Co. (Malaya), Ltd., William Kinta Electrical Distribution Co.,

(Incorporated in Straits Settlements) Ltd., The—43, Station Road, Ipoh

Engineers and General Merchants—

94, Brewster Hoad, Ipoh ; Teleph. 114; Agents for Perak for the

Cable General Electric Co., Ltd., England

Ocean Ad: Expanded.

Building, Head Singa-

Prince Street, Office:

pore.

pur andBranches at Penang, Kuala Lum- Kinta

Port Swettenham

Ice, Aerated Water and Bakery

Co.,:Ice and Aerated Water Manufac-

turers, Bakers and Confectioners—128,

Belfield (Street,

Ipoh.Ipoh; Teleph.

Teluk35;Anson

Cable,

Johnson & Phillips, Ltd. (London), Ad:S. Adam, Branch:

A. Sahib Jaun, general manager

Electrical

Manufacturers Engineers and Cab,le E. A. Hodges, engineer-in-charge

William Jacks & Co., Ltd., agents

Kinta Rubber Works, Manufacturers of

all Rubber Goods—Lahab Road, Ipoh

Kampong Kamuntino Tin Dredging, Ltd.

(Incorporated in E.M.S.),

Dredging, Karangan, Kedah—Taiping, Bucket Kriekenbeek, J. W., General Agent—291,.

Perak, F.M.S.; Teleph. 34; Cable Ad: Main Road, Taiping; Cable Ad: Krieken

beek; Code: A.B.C. 5th edn.

Austmalay

| Directors : Kyle, Palmer & Co., Ltd. (Incorporated

F. Leverrier, K.c.'(Chairman) inPrinters—84,

the F.M.S.), Engineers,

^ . H. W. Huntsman

A. Freeman(deputy Chairman) Belfield Merchants and

Street, Ipoh,

R. J. D. Richardson, b.e. (Sydney) (Branches Kuala Lumpur and Penang);

k E.F. Y.E. G.Stanley, Boyd, b.e.

b.e. (Sydney)

(Sydney) Teleph. 560; Cable Ad: Kylpa; Codes:

Bentley’s Second and Kendall’s

■ C. C. Nardin, b.e. (Sydney) E. P. Kyle

F. W. Palmer

|i General Managers and Secretaries:

Austral Malay Tin, Ltd., Taiping, Lahat Mines, Ltd., The—Kinta, Perak-

Registered Office: Portland House, 73,

F. M.S. Basinghall Street, London, E.C.,

L Kim Ching Si Dispensary—25, Jalan Idris Lee Brothers, General Merchants—

Church Road, Ipoh

[ KimProvision,

, Seng &WineCo.,andGeneral Importers, T. F. Lee

Spirit Merchants P. G. Lee

- High Class Coffee Powder Manufact-

j|! urers, General and Government Ration Lindeteves Stokvts (Incv, D.E.I.), Impor-

Commission Agents— ters of Mining aiid' Estaie Supplies,.

Roadin-r ■

b Contractors

98, Main Road,andTaiping Building Materials

General—ipoh Office:andBrewster

Machinery

Teleph.

J. Van der Xoordaa, manager .

172; Cable Ad: Lindeteves

I KingPrincipal—R.

Edward VIIP.School—Taiping

S. Walker, B.A.(Oxon) Little & Co., Ltd., John (Incorporat-

;> Assistant Masters—T.

m.a , (Oxon), R- E.P. Ince,

M. Lewis,

m.a. ed in England), Wine, Spirit and

(Cantab.) S. Selvanayagam,

Chin Goon, Surjan Singh, K. Utam Gnoh Provision Merchants, etc.—Head

Office (London) 10, Pancras lane,

Singh, E. A. Badsha, AUadad Khan, E.G. 4. Head Office and Store (in

Wan Chik Bakar, D. G. Doral, Khoo the East) : Raffles Square, Singa-

pore; Branch Depot: 109, Belfield

i Kie Huat, Khoo Kai Bee, Yeoh

Teng Khoo, Karam Singh, Md. Street; Teleph. 684; Cable Ad:

Ismail B. Md. Sutan and Khoo Littles, Ipoh

Heng Peng

Temporary Master—Chin Mook Loy Lobnitz & Go., Ltd., Renfrew, Scotland,

l Assistant Mistresses — Miss N. F. Engineers and Dredge Builders —

Careless,

G. XavierMrs. G. Koenitz and Miss P.O.Box Agency: 111; 2, Edgar

Cable Road; Teleph.Ipoh;

Ad: Lobnitz, 581;

Kinta Club—(Yee Associations) Code: Bentley’s complete

A. G. Faber, representative phrase

0128 ; PERAK

McAlister & Co., Ltd., Merchants—43,, Kok AhManaf,

Abdul Wop, chief & conveyg.

cashier clerk

and book-

Station Road, Ipoh; Teleph. 4; Cable keeper

Ad: McAlister, Ipoh Chong; Myn Siew, court clerkLough-

{Agencies: sep Singapore), London Agents-r-Nisbet, Drew,

boroguh, 23, Austin Friars, L’don., E.C.

McHoTCHTSON, Ct. B., B.A., M.D., CH.B.,

B.A.O., L.M.,18,D.T.M.

Surgeon- Main aRoad;

H., Physician and Metcalfe’s, Automobile ’ Engineers—60,

sidence: SwettCnham Road,Taiping.

Taijiing Re- Ad:Brewster Rd., Ipoh; -Teleph. 350; Cable

A. Metmotors

Metcalfe

Macphatl

ed in F.M.S.),k Co. Stock, (Incorporat- Agencies

(Ieoh), Ltd.Share , .,

—Mercantile Bank and Building, Brokers

11 and Rockne Cars.

Standard Cars

13, Stition

Ipoh; P.O.Tpoh; Hoad, Ipoh; Cable

BoxCodes:

134: Teleph.' 202f Renault Cars

Macphails, A.B.C. 5th Ad:

and Thonnycroft Lorries

6th edns., Bentley’s, Brbomhall’s _ Im-

perial and Rubber Editions and Private MISSION'S ,

Catholic Missions, Perak

Malaysian

Tanjong Rambutan Tin, Ltd., Rambun Mines— Church of Our Lady of, t)ie Sacred

Heart—Taiping •

A.R, L,S. Scrivener,

Blackburn,manager

assistant. 'Vicar—Rev! N. Maury

St.Taiping

Paul’s Church—Krian Road, hear

Agent?—S. I. P. E. F., Kuala

Head Office — 3, Central Buildings, Lumpur

Westminster, London Vicar—Rev. N. Maury

Chapel of St. Patrick—Kuala

.Vicar—Bev. N. Maury Kangsar

Masonic Lodge, Kinta, No. 3212 E.C., ,,Chapel of St. Wolstan-vGrik (upper

^Ipoh Perak)

W.P.D.G.D.

M.—Wor. Bro. R. Carswell, Vicar—Rev. N. Maury

I. P. M. Wor! Bro. S. D. Scott, Church of St. Louis—Taiping

Vicar—Rev. M. Hcomendy

P.D. G. STD. Church of St. Joseph—Bagan

S. W.—Bro. G. Wilde" '

J. W.—Bro. A. M. Filter Vicar—Rev. Aloysius Serai

Treasurer—Bro. D. C. McDougall Chapel of Our Lady of Good Help—

Secretary—Wor. Bro. J. Sinclair, Pcirit Buntar Aloysius

Vicar—Rev.

p.d.g.w.—P.O. Box 58, Ipoh Church of St. Joseph—Batu Gajah

Mathieit & Co., (Successors to Nevill Vicar—Rev. L. Cordeiro

Stevens (fe Co.,)' Estkte Management Church of the Sacred

Vicar—Rev. Heart—Kampar

L. Cordeiro

and Visiting

Teleph. Agents—P.O.

29; Cable Box 3, Ipoh;

Ad: Cortex, Ipoh; Church of St! Louis—Gopeng

Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn., Broomhall’s Vicar—Rev. L. Cordeirp

{Rubber edn.) and Bentley’s Church of St. Michael—Ipoh

Vicar—Rev: S. Fourgs

M atthews & Webb, Drs., Medical Practi- Church

Sumgei ofSiput

St. John the Baptist —

tioners—The George Town Dispensary, Vicar—Rev. S. Fourgs

Ltd., Ipoh, F.M.S; Chapel of Our Lady—Chemor

Maxwell «f e Kenion, Advocates and Soli- Vicar—Rev. S. Fourgs

citors—Station Road, Ipoh; Teleph. 14; Church of Our Lady

Vicar—Rev. of Lourdes—Ipoh

Edmund

Cable Ad: Kenion,Ipoh;Codes: A.B.C.5th Church

edn., BroomhaU’s Imperial

(Rubber edn.), and via Eastern Codes Combination Vicar—Rev. M. Bonamy Anson

of St. Anthony—Telok

A. N. Kenion, partner Church of theNativity of the B.V.M.—

Harold Huntsman, do. Tapah

IT. Rodway Rix, do, Vicar—Rev. M. Bonamy £

 PERAK Cl 29

Methodist Episcopal Mission—Ipoh Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd., Plantation Rub-

ber Estate and Tin Mine Agents and

andIpoh—Rev.

Out-Stations

and Mrs. T. Runyan, Valuers, Merchants General Import, Export and

Miss T. E. Bunce, Miss F. Produce and Shipping and

Insurance Agents—94, Brewster Road,

Kleinhem, P. B. Bell and Wife Ipoh; Cable Ad: Simit

and H. Peterson

Taiping—Miss N; A. Craven and S. T. Rees, manager

Miss V. Lake A.Assistant—R.

K. Wilkie, engineer K. Bulloch

Sitiawan— Rev. and Mrs. D. P. Coole (forifc fuller details, see Sime, Darby

Teluk Anson- Rev. C. D. and Mrs. Co., Ltd., Malacca and S’pore)

Patterson

Nestle and Anglo-Swiss Condensed Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ltd. — 1,

Milk Co., Condensed, Evaporated 3Cable

Ad: Storage

and Sterilised Milks, Milk Pro-

ducts, Chocolate and Cocoa, In-

fants’ Foods—32, Connolly Road, Sinhalese Hotel—Jaef Road, Ipoh

Ipoh

R. Gunter-Smith, manager Soci^te Anonyme des Etains de Kinta

(Incorporated in Paris)--Head Office in

New Club—{See Associations) the F.M.S.: Kampar;

,(Temoh);Cable Telephs 7Kampar;and 25

Codes: A.-Z., Ad:Bedford Kintaperak,

- McNeill and

Osborne k, Chappel, Mining and Con A.B.C. 5tli edn. mgr. and attorney

J. Ranc,‘gen’l.

suiting

Felspar, Ipoh; Engineers—Ipoh'; Cable Ad:

Telephs. 510, 511 L.M.Coudard*, electrical

inech’l/engr.

Eymard,mining

R. Valette, erectrical

engineer

Perak Club P. Robert

assistants and i\. Lapierre, mine

Perak Golf Club and Perak Turf Club Societe Anonyme Francaise Siam ft

{set Associations) M al aisie—Kam par

Pritchard & Cc., Ltd., General Mer- - C.J. Van Lomont,. manager

Leempoel, assistant

chants, Complete House Furnishers, L. Garrard, elec. engr.

Oufitters, Dressmakers^

Drapers, Tailors, Breeches

Wine, Makers,

Spirit ManagersM. J. A. Carrier, do.

and Provision,and Merchants, for:

Booksellers Stationers —Jewellers,

Market Ste. ; des .Etains de Bayas Tudjah

Street, Jpoh; Teleph. 4<2; Cable Ad:

Peanco. Head Office: Penang Ste. CivileMines

Tatam Ltd.de Chang Kat

Mini'erp

, J.G.T.P.Longley.

Souter, manager

H. Dutton

mang. director

(Ipoh)(Penang) Pap an

Miss E.AhBeam Societe Francaise des Mines d’Etain de

Wong Lang, chief clerk Tekkah (French Tekkah Mines Ltd.)

Lee Chin Guan, cashier , R. A. Dillon-Corneck, genl. manager

Soon Bee & Co.,Agents—100,

General Merchants and

: Robinson Piano Co., Ltd., The—3, Post Commission Taiping; Cable Ad: Soonbee

Main Road,

i Office Road, Ipoh

St. Michael’s Institution—Ipoh

Rev. Bro. Dositheus, director

Saunders & Co., J. H., Tailors, Gut-

i fitters and General Merchants—12C,

Belfield Street,-Ipoh; Teleph. 781 Standard-Vacuum Oil Company (Incor-

C. H La Brooy, managing direc- porated in U.S.A.), Petroleum Products

tor —Shaik Adam Building, 2nd floor, Ipoh;

A.FungA. Yew

RodeHim |I Miss'J.

Miss D. La Brooy Teleph. 230;. P.O. Box 119; Cable Ad:

La Brooy Standvac

Ci.io PEUAK

Stark & McNeill, Architects and Sur- : Texas Company' (China), Ltd., The—

veyors—21, Hale Street, Ipoli; Teleph. Head Office: Cheng Bok Ruilding,

326; Cable

5th edn. Ad: Stark, Ipoh; Code: A.HC. | Ipoh; Cable Ad: .Texapo

Station Hotel—F.M.S. Railway Sta- j Tiiabawleik Tin Dredging, Ltd. (In-

corporated iii the F. via M. S.), BucketLower

Dre-

tion; Teleph. 397, Ipoh dging—Thabawleik Mergui,

Burma.

Storch Brothers, Ltd., Jewellers, Cold | Capital Authorised Reg. Office: Taiping, F. M. S.

and Silversmiths,

and Complete House Merchants I £160,000 in £1 shares ifully

GeneralFurnishers £200,000 issued

paid mgrs.

Brewster Road, Ipoh; Teleph. 567; Cable— ; Austral Directors :—

Malay Tin, Ltd., gen.

Ad:

and Storch;

Bentley’s.Codes: A.B.C. 5th. edn. !

Lumpur. BranchHead Office at Kuala |

at Penang F. Leverrier, k.c., chairman

H. Huntsman, deputy chairman

D. Storch, managing director W. A. Freeman

Yan Yew Sun | Kang Kheng Sing R. J. D. Richardson, b.e. (Syd.)

M.INST.M.M.

Straits Trading Co., Ltd.—Cable Ad: E. E. G. Boyd, b.e. (Syd.),

Straits

J. Baird Matthews, manager F.ASSOC. INST. M.M.b.e. (Syd.)

Y. Stanley,

C. C. Nardin,, b.e. (Syd.),

Swee Hock & Co., Merchants and Coin- General Managers Secretaries:

mission AgentIpoh;

Low Street, s—180,Telephs.

186 and389188,(Office)

Hugh Austral Malay Tin, Ltd., Tai-

and 642 (Painting Dept.; ping, F.M.S.

Shen Sui (Malaya) Film Co. —150, Thomas & Hornidge’ Consulting Civil

Brewster Road, Ipoh; Cable Ad : and Mining Rngitleers—1, Shaik Adam

Suensufilm Street, Ipoh; Teleph. 215

Taik Ho

keepers,

Motor Wine and

and Cycle and Spirit

Dealers Merchaht, Times of Malaya Press, Ltd. (In-

sion Agents—^80 82, and

MainCommis-

Road, corporated

Publisher' iii theStationers—Brewster

s and F.M.S.), Printers,

Taiping;

5th CableBentley’s.

edn. and Ad: Taikho; Codes: A.B.C. Road, Ipoh; Telephs. 37 and 268, Ipoh;

Toh Eng Hoe, j.p., sole proprietor Cable Ad: Titties,

5th edn., Western Union andIpoh; Codes: A.B.C.

Bentley’s

Branches Publication — “ Times

(Daily and Weekly editions) of Malaya

GuRoad,

an HoTaiping

Distillery—Assam Kumbang

Taiping Motor Garage—4, Cross Street, Towers & Co., Chartered Secretaries,

Taiping

Motor Show Rooms—121, 123, 125 and Accountants andTeleph.

Auditors — Towers

127, Barrack Road, Taiping Chambers, Ipoh; 89; Cable Ad:

Towers, Ipoh; Codes: A.B.C. 5fch edn.

Taiping Turf Club-t-^c Assocns.) and Broomhall’s

A.A.C. R.J. M.

Towers, f.i.a.a., a.c.i.s.,

Towers, assistant propr.

Teluk Anson Cash Chemists,

Wholesale andAnson

Druggists—1, Retail Chemists

Road, Teluk and

Anson

D. Graham, m.p.s., proprietor United Engineers, Ltd. (Incorporated

K. Appacutty, clerk in the Mechanical,

tural, Straits Settlements), Civil,Sanitary

Electrical, Struc- j:

Agents for and Marine Engineers, Dredge and Ship

Mobile Oils Builders, Steel, Brass and Iron

—Office: Station Rd., Ipoh; Teleph. 21; Founders

Manufacturers of

Grahams White

Antimalarial Oil Works:Ad:Lahat

Cable Road, Codes:

Uniteers; Ipoh; Teleph.

A.B.C. 5th23; ■

Grahams Ant Poison edn. and Western Union,

Grahams Palm Brand Household Soap Singapore

 PERAK cm

Unitex) Impoeteks, Ltd. (Incorporated Wearne Brothers, Ltd. (Registered and

in F.M.S.), Manufacturers’ Repre- Head Office: Orchard Road, Singapore),

Motor CarRoad,Distributors and Engineers—

sentatives and Commission Agents — Gopeng Ipoh; Telephs. 782 and

154, Brewster Rd., Ipoh; Cable Ad: Gbfili 783 Ipoh; Cable Ad: Wearne, Ipoh;Codes:

Lo Sin Ewe, managing director' A.B.C. 5th Private

edn., Bentley’s, Western

Lo Sin Poh, secretary Union and

Agencies:

Ayrton’ Saunders xfe 'Co., Ltd., White away, Laidlaw & Co., Ltd., High

Liverpool, Pharmaceutical Pro- Class Drapers, Footwear and Hardware

ducts

The Allen Company, Ifoiigkebg. Importers and General Merchants—12,

14 and 16, Station Road, Ipoh; Teleph.

“Pagoda” Batteries 104;CableAd: Warfield;Codes:

All-Nu Products' ;Co., Camden, and

N.J.j U.S.A. All-Nu Polishes Private. London Office: 5,Bentley’s

Cripple-

Banitte gate Buildings, Wood'Street, E.C.

U.S.'A. Rubber Corporation,

Prophylactic Rubbers Ohio, C. M.E. H.

Pegler, manager

Orloff, assistant

Easy Washing Co.', Syracuse,

U.S.A. Easy Washers and Ironers

W. H. Holmes & ' Sons, Ltd'., Wilson & Co., Ltd., G. W. (Incorporated

■ , NewOastle-on-Tyne. Paints in F.M.S.), Merchants and Agents^—

Stanley E',-trie & Co., Ltd., Hull, Teleph. 116 and

Ipoh, Penang Sungei

(Ipoh); patani,

Cable I Ad:Kedah;

Brash

England. Linseed Oil (Ipoh), Wilsons (bungei i’atani and

Young &;’

Automatic Water Filter Co., Mil. Broomhall’s' 3rd edn. and Bentley’s

Wis, U.S.A. Water Filters R.B. Somerset,

P. Brash, managing director

director (Ipoh, Perak)

United Motors Co.—3, Jalan Patani, G. Brown, do. ! (Sungei Patani)

Kuala Kangsar; Teleph. 20 ("extension Ying Wah Khoo Hotel—30,! JAlan Idris

from Guan Moh Co.) Kampar

Watson & Co., Advocates and Solicitors Y.M.C.A.—{See Associations);

—33, Station Road, Ipoh; Teleph. 367;

P.O, Box 105; Cable Ad: VVatsona; Young, C. H., Sanitary Engineer and

,-Code: A. B. C. 5th edn

. E.' C. Watson, Barrister at-law, Advoc- Building Contractor—7, Hale Street^

ate and Solicitor, S. S. and F. M. S. Ipoh; Teleph. 316

 SELANGOR

This protected State, containing an area of 3,150 square miles, lies on the

western

Fefak oncoast the ofnorth

the and

Malayof Negri

Reninsula, and isonbounded

Sembilan the south, by the protected

extending inlandStates

to theof

mountains

Sembilan. in the centre of the peninsula, which divide it from Pahang and Negri

assisted by the State Council. The State is divided into the following six districtsand

The Government consists of the Sultan, advised by the British Resident, :—

1. Kuala

Kuala Lumpur

Lumpur andtheUluResidency

where Langat (formerly

and principaltwo districts)

Government containing the situated,

Offices are town of

and which

Klang. Thisalso contains

district the richest

contains tin mines

the Sultan’s that have

residence and alsoyet Port

been Swettenham,

developed. 2.— the

principal port, which lies at the mouth of the Klang river. 3.—Kuala Langat, an

agricultural district. 4.—Kuala Selangor, a coastal district containing large areas of

developed and potential padi land. 5.—Ulu Selangor, a district adjoining Perak,

containing much valuable mining larid.

Each district is under the charge of a District Officer, from whom the Malay

Penghulus (in charge of the mukims into which each district is sub-divided) receive

instructions.

policeTheofficers

PoliceandForce

men, consists of 29 gazetted and superior officers, 886 subordinate

and 65 detectives.

but The population of Selangor in 1884, when the afirst census533,197,

was taken, was 46,568

241,351;

wereatChinese,

the last122,868

census,Malays,

in 14431,185,924

the, returns

pativesgaveof India,total

2,723ofEuropeans, of2,137

whom Eurasians

and 8,194 others.

The principal industries of the State, and those from which it derives the largest

portion >i its revenue, are alluvial tin mining and rubber cultivation.

landInwelladdition

adaptedtoforitsagriculture

rich mineral resources,

and the grow th ofthestaple,

State products,

possesses ,supn

large:astracts

rice andof

coconuts, by smali-holderS. Pineapple cultivated is a recent and, thriving occupation

and minor pioneer

encourage plantations of coffee

planters, grantsandof land

pepperhaveHavein recent

been Successfully cohdueted.

years been made, on special To

terms, for the planting of African oil palm and nipah palm. But the principal

agricultural

land product here,

were comprising

alienated for asagricultural

in the other Malay States, is rubber.

by the743,065

end acres theof

year 1933, 503,000 acres underandrubber,

building111,900

purposes

acres under coconuts, of6,600

acres

23,300 under

acres coffee, 30,000 acresbyunder

under cultivation nativepadi, 20,300 acresThe

small-holders. undervalueAfrican oil palm

of rubber and

exported

in 1933 was $22,827,606.

The The principal

principal exports

imports are are

rice,rubber, tin, pineapples,

petroleum, oils, cottoncoprapieceand oil palm

goods, products.

manufactured

foodstuffs, tobacco and livestock.

There were 49,839 acres alienated for mining—tin, chiefly—at the end of 1933.

The recorded

compared withoutputof tin concentrate

183,017 piculs in 1932. The fromvalue

the State

of thisamounted

output atto the158,733 piculslocalas

average

an average price of $69,735 for 1932. The Malayan Collieries, Ltd., turned out 218,247at

price of tin of $99.99 f)er picul was $11,3 41,415 as against a total value of $9,423,935

tons of coal against 277,848 tons in 1932. The quality of the coal is reported to be

excellent.

Theretheis Straits

between frequentSettlements

and regularandcommunication,

Selangor. roadsFrombycovers

meansLumpur

Kuala of coasting steamers,

the chief town

on thethemainland,

into neigbouringa network

States ofofPerak,

excellent

Negriarterial

Sembilan and the State

Pahang while and

branchextends

lines

of the railway link the territory on the west to the main trunk line which passes

through Selangor.

 SELANGOil 0133

DIRECTOIiY

| iGOYEENMENT

Sultan—H. H. Ala’idin Suleiman Shah ibni Almekhum Haja Muda Mu^a, g.g.m.g.

: British Ite^ident.—iloh. Mr. T. S. Adarns, M.c.s. '

State Council

President — His Highness the Sultan lion: Hon. Mr. S. N. Veerasamy, m.f.c., j.p.1

(Sultan Aladdin Suiaiman Shah, Mr. Lai Tet Lokfe, m.f.c., j.p.

g.c.m.g., ibni Almarhum Baja Muda Honi Lt.rObL. E. A. Ash, d.s.g.., m:f,c.

Musa) Hbn. Kaja Uda, m.c.s,, m.f.c,," bin

Vice-President—•

Selangor (TangThe Baja Mulia

ter-amat MtidaCBajaof Baja, Midiammad

Musa Udin ibn Sultan A!a’idin lion. Mr. E/D. Shearn, m.f.c.

Sulai- Dato’

inan Shah) 1 . Haji Hasan bin Sheikh Moham-

The British Resident (Hon. Mr. T. S. edcZin Orang Kaya, Mahan Kurnie

Adams, m.c.s.) Bijaya DLBaja ,

TheShah

Tengku

bin Panglima Besar^Baja

Sultan Ala’idin Badar Dato’

Sulaiman

Abdul Hamid bin Daio’ Kaya

Baduk, Orang Kaya Maha Bijaya

Shah) Yong Shook Lin

Chief Kathi (Raja The Hon. the Legal Adviser, Federat-

Almarhum Baja Haji

Yahya)Othman, J.p., bin Theed Secretary

Malay States

to Resident

Baja Haji Abdullah, j.p,, bin Almar-

hum Raja Yahya The Hon. Treasurer

Hon. Mr. H. B. Egmont Hake, Clerk, of Council — The Assistant

M.F.C., J.P. Secretary to Resident

KUALA LUMPUR

Residency and Secretariat Assistant Auditors—R. Macdonald, M.C.,

British Resident— Hon. Mr. T. S. Adams, C.Roberts E. Paddon, a.c.a. (Singapore);

(Penang); G. G.

M.C.S.

Secretary to Resident—W. A. Gordon- (Singapore) and J.W. II.D. Belderson

Charlton

Hall, M.c.s. (acting) (Singapore)Officer. — W. W. Bachelor

Assist. Secretary—11. W. Jakeman, M.c.s. Verification

(Singapore)

Agent of the Govt, of India in British Junior Assist. Auditors — A. D’aranjo.

(Penang), .JL'jRodrigues (Malacca) "

Malaya Chief Clerk—vacant

Assist. Auditor, Grade (Singapore)

B. — S. Kandiah

], Market Street, Kuala (Kuala Lumpur), ,

Lumpur; P. O. Box 59;

Teleph. 2646; Cable Chinese Protectorate, Selangor

Ad; Zurofiladi and Pahang —Kuala Lumpur

Agent—Rao Sahib K. A. Mukundan, b.a. Protector of Chinese—G. R. Sykes, M.c s.

Chief Clerk—T, G, Nataraja Pillai (actg.)

Assist. d'd. —G,. W. Davis, m.c.s. (actg.)

Audit Department, S.S. & F.M.S.

Auditor, S.S. & F.M.S. — G. P, Bradney Magistrates’ Cpue.t—Kuala Lumpur

(Kuala Lumpur) 1st Magistrate —I1. P.K. Biddulph

Wilson

Deputy Auditor, S.S. & F.M.S.— L. G. 2nd do. —J.

Bailiff and Auctioneer—Mohd. Sudin bin

CorneyAssist.

Senior (Kuala Lumpur)

Auditor Haji Hussin

(Singapore)—H. T, Chief

Hedley, a.s.a.a. Clerk—S. Muragasu

Cl 34 SELANGOR

Education Dept.—Kuala Lumpur Charge Engineers—G. W. Leeder, L. K.

Inspector of Schools—C. G. Sollis, m'.a. Jones, G. E. Vickers, W. H. Lake and

T. G. Blofeld

(Oxon)

Malay Asst.Inspr.—Mohd.YusofbinAhmad Accountant—Gilham Temporary Engineer—P. H. McLeod

Malay Visiting Browne, a.c.a.

Malay Group Teacher—Raji

Teachers—AbdulM oh.Manaf Si (Tin

bin H. M. Aris; Yub bin Trut, Mohd. Forest Department

Yusof

Mohd. b.AminNordin,b. Mohd.

Omar Ali Sari and

b. Hassan.

Ismail Selangor, Negri Sembilan and Malacca

b. HajiNordin Headquarters: Seremban

Tamil Assist. Inspector—K. V. S. Gatrgar

Chief Clerk, Education Office—J. M. Lee Conservator—D. H. Hodgson

Assist. Conservators — H.(Kuala

(Klang), E. J. Strugpell J. T.Lumpur>

Bonar

Victoria Institution (Government)

Headmaster—F. L. Shaw, B.a.(Hons.) Lond Gaols, Kuala Lumpur

European Masters—G. G. L. McLeod, E.

A. H. Ellis,M.K. H.Vallipuram,

Superscale Bromley andL. F.F.Daniel District Supt.

Koch Gaoler—J. of Prisons—J. V. Cowgill

and H. V. Ponniah Webster

Chief Warder—H. Morris

Batu Road School (Government) Chief Clerk—K. Thambiah

Headmaster—M. Wheatley Labour Department

First Assistant—M. A. Akbar Kuala Lumpur

Pasar Road School (Government) Controller of Labour, Malaya—,C., D.

Headmaster—T. 11. Abraham Ahearne

Kajang High School (Government) Deputy Conti oiler of Labour, F.M.S.—

E. A. Ross

Headmaster—C. E. Gates, m.a. (Cant.).. Stenographer—Miss A. Dumaresq

Chief Clerk—R. Murugasii

Klang High School (Government)

Headmaster—P. F. Ho will, b.a., (Oxon.) Malaya Agricultural Settlement

Board of Management

Electrical Department, Federated • Vice-do.—W. President—Raja Muda, Selangor

A. Gordon-Hall,

Malay iStates

Director, Electrical Department, and Members Hon. Secretary—Ahmad bin M.c.s.

Haji Husin

Chairman, — John Hands, m.c.h., E. Sah,

L,

Williams, m.i.e.e., m.i. mecm. e., m.i. Abdul Rahman bin Idris and Mat

Electrical Board— W. J. Watson, J.P., Pateh Akhir bin

Mahmud

STRUCT. E. bin Haji Abdul Rahman

Chief Electrical Engineer and Inspector—

J. E. Catt, M.i.e.e. Mines Department, Selangor

Electrical Engineer, Kuala Lumpur— Warden of Mines—A. G. Macdonald

H. R. Sparrow, a.m.i.e.e. Acting Warden of Mines—A. E. Kershaw

Executive

Stephenson, Electrical Engineers

a.m.i.e.k., — E. L.F. Assist. Warden

m.a.m.i.e.e., of Mines—R. F. Shutes

Arnold, a.m.i.e.e. Inspector of Mines—G. F. Gripper

Assistant Electrical Engineers, Grade I— Inspectors

R. P. of Machinery—H. Lawson and

Cooke

C. Harry,“ A.M.C.T.,

a.m.i.e.e., a.i.e.e.,T. F.E. P.R. Eger,ton,

Morphy,

ainst.

.m.i.e.e., R. W.

m. & cy. e., J.Jones,

Plodder,a.m.i.e.e., a.m.

a.m.i. mech. Passport Oefice—Police Head-

e., R. H. Jones, m. sc, a.m.i.e.e., a.m.i. quarters, F.M.S., Rluff Road,

MECH. e., L. G. w. Ward, b.sc., G, S. Kuala Lumpur

Chapman, a.i.e.e., F. L. Llewellyn,

a.m.i.e.e., M. Jackson, a.m.i. mech. e., b.sc., Passport Officer—J. Parke

and H. E. Doel, a.m.i.e e. Police

Assistant Electrical

H. H. Ewens, Engineers,

G. Harris and I).Grade II—

E. Martin

Power Station Superintendent—P. A. Bray Deputy Commissioner

Officer—L. A. Thomas and Chief Police

Assistant Power Station Superintendent Assistant Commissioner — Lamin bin

—W. Berry Kassim (m.a.c.p.)

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(jfiicer-in-Ch'arge of Detectives, Selan- Officer-in-Charge of Police District,

gor—E. M. MacDonald (a.c.p.) Kuala Kubu Bharu—G. C. Madop

(a-.c.p.) V

Asst, to Officer-in-Charge of Detec- :Assistant,

tives, Selangor—Leong. Boon Swee Pavee (p.a.i.) Kuala Kubu B.haru^-Gi E.

(a.i.)

Offieer-inLCharge of Traffic Branch, Officer-in-Charge of Police District,

Tanjong Malim—Gani bin Dato

Kuala Lumpur — T. Q. ;Gaffikin Abdul Razak (a.i.)

(a.c.p.)

Officer Suptdg. Police Circle, Kuala Officer-in-pharge of Police District,

Lumpur—Oapt. C. R. Morrish Ra'wahg—Nordin bin Nawi (s.A.i.)

(a.c.p.)

Chief Court Inspector, K. Lumpur— Post and Telegraphs

A. E. Jakeman (inspr.) Malaya

Offieer-in-Charge of Police District, Headquarters—Kuala Lumpur

K. Lumpur North—R. O. W. M. Director-General

Davis- (a.c.p.) ;

1st Inspector of Police, K. Lumpur graphs, Malaya of(Civil

PostsService,

and Class,,

Tele-

c North—E. K. Macnamara (p.p.a,c.p.) lA)—T. P. Coe ? m.c., jVi.c.s (acting).

<2nd Inspector of Police, K. Lumpur Director of Posts—H. J. Harris

North—Syed Yusoef .bin -Syed Al- Director of Telegraphs & Telephones:

and Ehgineer-in-chief—V. H.' Win-

sagiff (a.i.), son

3rd Inspector of Police, K. Lumpur Controller, Singapore—F. Blackwell

North—Cheong Tuck Yew (a.i.)

Officer-iri-Charge of Police District, Assistant

Dowse

Engineer-in-chief—W. R.

K. Lumpur South—J. N. M. A. Controllers—E. A. Staines, G. Savage,

Nicholls (a.c.p.) B. J. Freeman and E. W. Hide

1st Inspector of Police, K. Lumpur Senior, Engineers—B. W. B. Fowell,

South--P, H. D. Jackson (a,c.p.)

2nd Inspector of Police, K. Lumpur W. C. G. Galloway, A. G. Tremain,

G. F. Moriee and A. H. Carson

South—Dan Singh (a.i.) - Superintendents—J. Green, R. Gra-

3rd Inspector of Police, K. Lumpur ham, G. J. Ford, W. J. C. Sharp,

South—Yunus bin Talip (a.I.) W. Gilliam, K. MacLennan, T.

Officer-in-Charge of Police District, Malley, A. 0. Wollaston, A. E. Ash-

Sungei Besi—Osman Bashah bin ton, G. C. Allen, W. B. Hall, R, D.

Kulop Shah. (sen. inspr.) Rowswell, T. H. Ngwey, L. Isaacs,,

Officer-in-Charge of Police' District, A. W. Perry, B. N. Flavin, J. Mac-

Kajang—II.B.J. Donaldson (inspr.) intosh, W. H. Oliver, W. F. Flight,

Asiatic Inspector, Kajang-^Mohamed R F. B. Gurr, J. G. Evans, R. P.

Yusoef (a.i.) Whyte, H. W. Mitchell, C. R. Bow-

Officer Suptdg. Police Circle, Klang— ,den, W. A. Cooper, B. Neyland, W.

W. A. C. Haines (a.c.p.) G. Griffiths, D. Smith, R. C. Edy-

Officer-in-Charge of Police District, •Cean and F. A. Thomson

Klang—P. H. Andrews (a.c.p.) Engineers—S. P. Morton, A. A. Stra-

2nd Inspector of Police, Klang— chan, C. G. R, Phillips,.. G. WTilde,

Hussain bin Haji Hohd: Sidik E. E. Sproul, G. T. Peck, R. Gib-

(p.A.I.) feoli, L. F. Wilkinson, G 0. O’Fat-

1st Inspector, Klang—T. Rasanaya- rell, 0. F. J. Watkins, H. E.

gam (a.i.) Cornish, E. L. Spooner-Lillingst’on,

Inspector, Port Swettenham—Mohd C. H. Parnell, R. E. Roberts, G, W.

Noor (a.i.) Bristow and J. C. Dallow

Officer-in-Charge of Police District, Wireless Engineer—J. W. Machan

Kuala Selangor—L. D. E. Cullen Supt., Stores and Workshops—H,

fA.C.P.) Miles

Officer-in-Charge of Police District, Wireless Assist. Engineers—L. R.

Kuala Langat—Talip bin Lisut Watts, P. H. F. George, W. G.

(a.i.) Oakes and W. C. Gee

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Selangor—R. W. E. Harper (a.c.p.) Office Assistant—Chong Sin Yew

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1

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lector of LandProtector

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Chinese, Col-

Hands,

District Staff- - ivuala Lumpur D.

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H. M.J. Soo,

R. Vethavanam,

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Lee,

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Officer—R.Selvadnrai

D. Cross

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weights and S Humphrey

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KLANG

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Assist, do. — Tungku Syed Abu Bakar, 2nd do. do. — Mohamed Noor

M.A.S.,

2nd do. bin

do. Tungku

—Osman, Syed Ismail

m.a.s., bin Ta’at. Chief Clerk, District and Land Offices—

Deputy Assist. DistrictbinOfficer—Dato S. Manuelpjllay

Abdul

Baduk Hamid, m.a.s., Dato Kaya Chief Clerk, P.W.D.—M. Kandiah

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(acting)Engineer—F. E. Tucker

Slipway Assistant Controller of Labour,. Coast-r-

Executive Engr.—IV. M. McCrae G. E. Turner, M.c.s.!

Medical Officer, Const—Dr. H. P. Hodge Extra Assist. Controlier of Labour—T. P.

S undram

Assist,

Haines Commr of Police, CpasW-W. A., C. Indian Immigration Fund Inspector—A.

O.C.P.D., Klang—P. H. Andrews Rengam

KUALA LANGAT

District OfficerDistrict

Deputy Assist; — Che Officer

Mohd. —Salleh bin Haji

Che Abdul Sulaiman

Aziz bin Mohd. Tahir

Assistant District Officer—Che Ujang bin Menuang

Executive Engineer—H. W. Begbie

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Hamid District Officer—Raja Abdu I Pengliulu, Sepang—Abdul

Othman Do., Rani bin

Labu—Raja Jaffar bin

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ULU LANGAT

District Officer—Che Samah bin Haji Ali Chief Clerk—K. W. Sinnadurai

Assist, do. —Che Ismail bin Mat Sab Headmaster—C. E. Gates A. Kirk

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Police Officer—H. B. J. Donaldson

Abdul Wahab bin Maasul

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Shahrome O.S.P.C.—R. W.E. Harper

Chief Clerk—W.

Sanitary Rasathuray Kubu: K. O.C.P. D., Kuala Kubu —G. G Madoc

Inspectors—Kuala Do., Rawang—Nordin

Chithamparapillay; Rawang: S. Arumu- Post

gam Masters—Kuala

mutiiu; Rawang: N.Kubu: S. Saravana-

Kandiah

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(London) — Telephs. Klang 169 ofOffice: all Planters in MalayaKuala

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Richards, J. M.

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Automobile Association of Malaya, President—D. II Hampshire

The Committee—R. W. Blair, E. J. Vallen-

General —-Messrs. Har- tine,

D. G.H. Macaskill,

L. Linnell, G.J.Shelton Agar,

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gapore ; Teleph. 5007; Cable Ad : Tre^sgrer—T. D. Ensor :

Barkers

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Pahang),

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Lumpur; Teleph. 2i88 330, Kuala Lumpur

Batu Gajah Tennis Club--Batu Bajaii Royal Society of St. George (Selangor

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hamed Said

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(president), J. Wh^te, A. C.

Godding, F. W.

H. H. Everest, H. G.Temperley,

C. Blunn andE. Telephs..J2901 and 2902 (Members and

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Flowerdew,

don and D. Sear 1 A.Q. F.R. W.

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Hope (chairman), J. M. Coch- Taylor and A. Thomsbn tf.c.,

Landon, F. W. Palmer,

ran, J. Whyte, ,G. Grant, S.,T. !

Secretary'—J.

Treasurers—Eyatt Wilson4 Co,

Rees, B. N. Bintley and A. C. Colour^—Blue' , Scarlet and Yellow

Godding

Secretaries—Evatt

Accountants, Kuala& Lumpur

Cb., Ghartere

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K unchi

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Lumpur J. Rae, do.

Hongkong

Selangor St. Andrew’s Society- Kuala poration—Am pang St., Kuala and Shanghai Banking Cor-

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Telep'h/ 2926* Turf(Racecourse)

Club — Kuala 1 Lumpur;

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Racing A. C. Meredith

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Society, F.M.S.—Kuala Lumpur

President—R. P. Walker

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pres.), J. Eaton, o.b.e.(, hon. (vice-

sec- Bank, Ltd., and

retary), J. R. Vethavanam (hpn. Bank, Ltd.)—113, High Street, Kuala

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H. La Fontaine (Port poratedof Hongkong

Under the’andCompanies Ordin-in

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Borneo Company, Ltd., The, Merchants— Shanghai), and

Retail Wine

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Merchants—12,

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CableRoad,

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Office: 5th

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Chevrolet, Ltd.—Ampang O. L. Bornemann, manager

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Girls’ School, Day, Boarding,

School for Girls—High Street

The, Bakers and Confectioners — 7, near Railway Station, Kuala Lumpur

i Malay Street, Kuala Lumpur , , Miss Gazelle Traeger, principal'

P. H. Ptendry,'proprietor Missboarding

Emma schAol Olson, .superintendent

7 f

il Chan Sow Lin & Co., Ltd.,

74-a, Ampang Road, Kuala Lumpur; Engineers— Mrs. D. H. ’■ t ap, &usic depC

S Teleph. 3235 St.SelangoR'

Andrew’s Presbyterian Church,

—-Weld

(KualaRoad, Kuala Lumpur;

|' CharteredChina (seeBank Banks)of India Australia & Teleph. 25.80

Outetation Services;

Lumpur)

\| Chin Selangor—Klamg, Banting, Carey

and Choon & Co., Mhru

Agents—58* General

: Men'Klang;

Road, chants Island, Batu Arang, Kuala

Kubu

S Cable Ad: Chinchoon Negri Sembilan—iSeremban, Kuala

China Marine, Underwriters, Ltd.,Car Life, Pilah, ; :(NIlai, Qahau

IFire, Accident,Office:

Motor and Pahang—Raub, Kuala Li pis, Bentongr

General Insce.—Head Hongkong Sungei Lembing, Kuantan

I Chief Office: Southern Agencies—

Hongkong Bank Chambers, S’pore.

Chow Thye & Co., 4, Church Street, St.Kuala John’sLunipur;

iNStiTUTion—BukitNaruis

Telepli.visitor

3977 Rd.,

Kuala Lumpur, agents Rev. Brother James,

>| Chow Kit & and

Co., Manufacturers’

Ltd., Wholesale Repres-

Import Rev. Bro. Cornelius, director

Merchants Rev. BrOi Canice,,, Sub-director

entatives—4 and 6, Market Street; St. Mary’s School, A . Church of

Cable Ad: Kit England

| CHURCHES and MISSIONS Hill, KualaSchool—Middle

Lumpur; Teleph.Road, 2647 Weld

) Catholic Church of St. John College of Divine Metaphysics Inc., (of

Vicar—Rev. Father D. Perrissoud, m.a. Indianapolis,

Psychology, Metaphysics

Ind., U.S.A,.), .Schools of

and Theology.

3 Chinese Gospel Hall—Golf Road Post-graduate Degrees—P.G., Box 180,

Kuala Lumpur, F.M.S.

Missionaries — T. R.

;| Angus, Miss S. Shirtliff, Miss H. E. Angus, D. A. C. F. Lam, ph.d., d.d., Representative ?

f MaFalconer Tham Shunand Miss M. Gibson Commercial.Press, Stationers, Printers,

Advertising Contractors, etc. —r H7,

•Church of England High Street, Kuala. Lumpur; Teleph.

' ^ Rev. J. G. Hall, m.a., Chaplain 2112; Cable Ad: Commercial i Press ;

Codes: A.B.C.Lieber’s5th and .and! 6thUnion

: edns.,

L[ Rev. S. Charles.

Rev. Chan Wing Tamil Chinese priest Bentley’s,

Chuen,Priest Western

Yuen Ka Tseung, managing' proprietor

Lj Churches . Yuen C. Food, manager

St;. Mary the Virgin—Kuala Lumpur Miss C. Yuen,’assi^t-

l St. Barnabas—Klang Miss K. Yuen, do. ,

St. Katherine—Kajang

| St. Thomas—Banting Coronation Dispensary;

Church of the Ascension—Kuala Kubu Druggists—137, Petaling Street, Kuala Chemists^ and

t St. Stephen—Pilmoor Lumpur

i

€142 SELANGOR

Craig, Ltd., Jamks (Incorporated

angor), Engineers, Iron and Brassfoun- in Sel- Kuala Lumpur—Telephs. 3177 and 3178

H. L. Johnson, gen’l. mgr.

ders, Specialist in Oil Palm Machinery T. A. W. Palmer

and General Contractors—Head Office Klang Branch—Teleph. 46

and

CableWorks: Klang, F.M.S.;

Ad: Experience; Teleph.

Codes: 58;

A.B.C. J. Dick

5thW.edn., Bentley’s and Marconi Seremban Branch—Teleph. 24

H. Adam, acting manager H. Proctor

Cum serbatch & Co., Ltd., Merchants, Singapore D. Timms

Branch—Teleph. 2615

Estate

LumpurAgents andand Port

Accountants- Kuala

Swettenham;

Telephs. 3191/2 (Kuala Lumpur) and 10 Federal Rubber Stamp Co., Printers,

(Port

Kuala Swettenham);

Lumpur; Codes:Cable Ad:5thLanka,

A.B.C. edn., WholesaleNewsagents,

and Retail Stationers, Book-

Broomhall’s Rubber edn., Birchwood sellers, Manufacturers, Brass Seal RubberEngravers,

Stamp

and Bentley’s Printers, Post Card Publishers and

Cycle and Carriage Co. (1926), Ltd., General 5, RodgerImporters—Head

and Market Streets; Office:Printing

3 and

The, Motor Importers and Engineers— Works: Batu Road, Kuala Lumpur.

Head Office: Singapore. Branches: Kuala

Lumpur, Penang and Ipoh; Teleph. Cable Ad: Vulcanite; Code: A.B.C. 5th

5944; Cable An: Cyclecarri; Codes: edn. Branches: Ipoh, Penang and Singapore

A.B.C.

Chua5th edn.,Liat,

Acmemanager

and.Bentley’s Foo Wha

Cheng Tan Chin Cheng, senior partner

Hean, general mgr.

East Asiatic

General Co., Ltd., Shipowners

Merchants—58, Ampang Road and

Federated Engineering Co., Ltd., The

Eastern

ated Smelting

in England) Co.,Tin, (Incorpor-— (Incorporated

Ltd. Smelters ural, Mechanical, in F.M.S.), Civil,Sanitary

Electrical, Struct- \>

Eastern Smelting Building, 165-167, and Marine Engineers, Dredge and j

High Street, Kuala Lumpur; Teleph. Ship Builders, Steel, Iron Rubberand Brass ;

3107;

5th CableHead

edn. Ad: Office:

Smelter;Princes A.B.C. Founders,

Code: House, SpecialistsContractors,

and Hardware Machine

Merchants ;

—Head Office

95, Gresham Street, London, E.C. 2. Kuala Lumpur; Telephs. Kuala Lumpur and Works: 246, High St.,

Head Office in the East: Penang 2994/5; Cable Ad: Federated; Codes: Al, ’

C. M. McDonald, agent A.B.C. 5thUnion andUniversal

6th edns.edn.,(5 Western

letters), jj

Estate

Suppliers ofChicks,

Bungalow EstateHousehold

Hospital Requisites,

Beddings, Board of Directors—I. A. P.W.Strachan,

Mattress, Curtains, etc.—Kuala Lum- M.i-MECH.E. (chairman), H. Mae-

pur; Teleph. 73L; P. U. Box 14; Cable gregor, H. H. Robbins and F. G.

Ad: Burtonco Ritchie,

MAR. E. m.i. mech. e., m.i.n.a., m i. |

J. R: Burton, managing proprietor P. R. Davison, secretary

Evatt & Co., Chartered Accountants— E. W.W. J.Savege, a.m.i.mech.e.,

F. Neave, accountantmanager \ :

Mercantile

pur; Cable BankEvatt;

Ad: Buildings,

Code:Kuala

A.B.C.Lum-

5th C.E. Abbott, technical assist.

edn.; and at Singapore and Penang, S.S. Hi Glover, works supt.

and Ipoh, F.MJS. C. C. Corbin,

engineer a.m.i.e.e., electrical ; 1

J. L.Ford, C:A., manager

H. Eastman, a.c.A. J. engineer

Wright, a.m.i.san.E., sanitary '

Federal T. ton

WelbOrn, representative for Rus-

porated inDispensary,

F.M.S.), WholesaleLtd.,and(Incor-

Retail M. I.

Hornsby

Duff-Fyfe, representative ;

Chemists —and

Seremban KualaSingapore;

Lumpur,CableKlang,

Ad: (Consolidated Pneumatic Tool Co., !; i

Federal Ltd.)

Directors-“-0.

Fraser, J. Chisholm, W.H. D.L. Federated Malay^States Chamber of

JohnsonTong Wing Wai andpuml Commerce (flee Associations)

 SELANGOU CJ.43

Federal Oil Mills, Ltd.—c/o Cumber- Gibson, Anderson, Butler & Co., Char-

tered Accountants—12, Market Street,

batch & Co, Ltd., Kuala Lumpur KualaCable Lumpur;

Fletcher Trading Co., Ltd. (Incorporated 2232; Ad: P.Edbut,

O. Box 276;Lumpur;

Kuala Teleph.

in F.M.S.), General Merchants—Head (Imperial Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn., Broomhall’s

Office: 21-23, Old 3377;

MarketCable

Square, Kuala Rubber

Kuala Lumpur Office edn.)

Lumpur; Teleph. Ad: Benta; E. D. Butler, a.c.a., partner

Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th edns.

Bentley’s. Branch: Ipoh. Birmingham and A, Arbuthnott, c.a., do.

Office: 51, Edgbaston Street H.

H. Munro Scott,a.c.a.,

R. Villiers, a.c a.,assist.

do.

Chas. E. Evans, office

Glasgow Office —124, St. Vincent assistant

Street

i Flowerdew & Co., A. H., Consulting

i[ Java MiningStreet;

Engineers—Oriental Buildings,

P. O. Box 156, Kuala Gleeson & Co., Appraisers, Auctioneers,

Lumpur; Teleph.

i Flowerdew, Kuala 3630; Ad: Commission

Cable.Code:

Lumpur; Lumpur

and Land Agents—Kuala

Broomhall’s Imperial Combination

; A. H. Flowerdew, m.inst.m.m., e.g.s. Government Printing Office — Brick-

fields Road, Kuala Lumpur

I Ford

I'agg, actg.)

\| and KualaNotaries

Lumpur;Public—60, Klyne Street,

and 22, Station Street, Assist. Printer—W/ G. Tagg (PI.

T. Ross, actg.)

1 Klang;Telephs.2109(Kuala Lumpur)and 2nd Assist. Printer—II. T. Ross

,) 49 (Klang); Cable Ad: Ford.; Code;

; A.B.C. 5th edn.

P. Barnard Ford Binding Foreman—H. Holland

Machine do. —N, ,Richardson

> A. W. Delamore, ll.m.

Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd.

|Fraser & Neave, Ltd., Aerated Water (Incorporated 1-3, Old MarketinSquare, Straits Kuala

Settlements)—

Lumpur;

| Manufacturers and Distributors for Ma- Telephs. 2964-2965; Cable Ad: Great-

| layan Breweries, Ltd.—Kuala Lumpur. Eastern; Code: A B.C. Sth edn.

Head Office: Singapore. Branches E. W. Comins,

; throughout Malaya, Siam, Java and Special Representatives—G. M. Notley, inspector of Agencies

S Sumatra Lira

J. N. Becker, manager

E. J. Roberts, assist. Bain Kok and K.Gim,E. Frugtniet

Lim .Too Swee,- R. H.

| Wong Kyeatn Soon, chief clerk Grenier & Son,andLtd.,Stationers—25

Charles, Printers,

:IFreeman & Madge, Advocates, Solicitors

Publishers and

and Notaries Public—54, Klyne Street, 27, Old

Teleph. Market

2183; Street,

Cable Ad: Kuala

Grenier Lumpur;

i Kuala Lumpur; Cable Ad: Freeman F. C. Grenier

I Peneral Accident, Fire and Life Grenier ditors

Co., Walter, Accountants, Au-

Secretaries—Kwong

Assurance Corporation, Ltd.

> £ Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co., Ld., agents Yik Bank2278Bldgs. (2nd floor), K. Lumpur;

Teleph.

I W.proprietor

J. P. Grenier, f.l.a.a., f.i.s.a., sole

General Electric Co., Ltd., Electrical

t]i|i. Street,

Manufacturers—Magnet

Kuala Lumpur; House,

Teleph.1, 4291;

Java

Guthrie

' ’ Cable Ad: “Magnet” Lumpur& Co., Ltd., Merchant^—Kuala

G.P.D.J.Cameron,

Hoy Wimgh, manager

planting adviser

rpiAN, Singh & Co., Merchants, Dra- A. V. Cranna, do. ;

pers, Tailors and Outfitters, House V. I". Horne, import manager

v-. Furnishers, Silk, ' Cotton, Woollen Assistants —

. ! and Curios—6, Java Street, Kuala J. S'. Anderson 1 A. F. Taylor

|) Giansingh

Lumpur ; Teleph. 2428; Cable Ad : D. H. Davidson | C. Thornton

Surjeet C.D. G.M.M.

FryHaiVes ! S.D. S.R.Potter

Gulland

Inder Sihgh, managet

Singh, asst, mgr. E. S. Ladds | G. B. Page

1

€144 SELANGOR

Hall am & Co., S trick and Share Brokers— Hendry, P. H., Manufacturing Jeweller,.

Diamond Merchant, Engraver, Watch

19, Old Market

Teleph. 33-26; Square,

Cable Kuala

Halco, Lumpur;

Kuala Maker, Dealer in. Silverware, Precious '

Lumpur; Codes: Bentley’s, Broomhall’s Stones, Ceylon Lace Lumpur;

and Curios—2 and i

(Rubber edm), Western Union 5-letter 4, BatuCable Road,Ad:Kuala P.O. Box

edn.), A.B.C. 5th amL6th edns., Utility 240; edn.

Hewa; Gride: A.B.C. 5th

and Private P. H. Hendry, proprietor

Partners—Colin J. Chisholm, T. D. S. G.R. M.de Denister,

Silva, managerassist.

Betteridge and A. N. Farquharson

A. B. Albert, do.

Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd. (Incor- G. K. Y. Somananda, do.

porated

and Insurance F.M.S.), Merchants,

Agents, ManagingShipping

Agents Henggeler

and

MinesSecretaries

— Head Office:to RubberKualaEstates and Engineers—6

Lumpur: Lumpur; 8, Java

Teleph. 3136; Street, Kuala

P.O. BoxCodes:

140;

Teleph. 2943 (with private Branch Bentley’s, Broomhall’s,K.Lumpur;

Cable A<1: Henggeler,

A. B.C. 5th edn. ;

Exchange); Cable Ad: Achan; Codes: A.Douglas

A. Henggeler,

A.B C. and

tley’s 5th edn.,Scott’s,Branches

Broornhall’s,

at Ben- T. Waring, director

do.

Swettenham,Private. Port Dickson, Malacca, Port L. T. Williams,

H. A. Coates, secretary

do.

Kiang. Telok Anson, Ipoh,

Weld, Bagan Datoh, and Utan MelintangTaiping, Port

Directors—R. F. Grey, J. McClymont, Hong Kong & Shanghai Banking I

D. F. Topham, Hon. Mr. W'A. Fell Corporation—(Nee Banks)

A. and E. C. H. Chari wood

A. Baker HOTELS

W. H. C. Bell W. H. McLean,

O. R. Bingham A.M.E.E. Central Hotel, The—25, Junken. Udin j

G. M. Brand

W. Brownlie C.S. R.G. M.TyteStutely Street, Kiang

C.H. HarveyHussey C. A.C.A. A. Whitchurch, Eastern Hotel, The — Ampang Road,

J. F.B. Keay Kuala Lumpur

T. D. Macnair A. W. Yputman Empire Hotel, The (TheEmpire Hotel Co., j

Singapore and Penang Agents — Ld., Incorporated in F.M.S.)—Facing

Adamson, Gilfillan & Co., Ld. the

2135;Padangand SelangorKuala

Cable Ad: Empire, Club;Lumpur;

Teleph.

Code: A.B.C. 5th edn.

Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd. (In- Empire Hotel—Kuala Lumpur; Teleph.

corporated in the Straits Settlements), 2135

Merchants,Lumpur;

—Kuala Estate and Insurance

Teleph. 2251 (3Agents

lines); Han Keng Fong, manager

Cable Ad:Broomhali’s,

Codes: Barkers, Kuala

Bentley’s, and Hotel Majestic Limited — Opposite■ |

Lumpur;

Private

Hon. Mr. H. B. Egmont Hake, director the Railway

Telephs. 3131 &Station, Kuala

3132; Cable Ad: Lumpur;

Majestic

W.(Kuala

E. Wallis,Lumpur)

director (Kuala Lumpur) Lim Hee Kyng, managing director j

Haydn O. Peake, director (London) Himomaru Hotel—129, Petaling Street,

Kuala Lumpur Kuala Lumpur

J.L. Brown

II. Clarke , d I| R.R, P.St.Leadbetter

G. Johnston Kashima Hotel—164, Petaling Street,

J.N. C.G. Cuthbert Kpala Lumpur

Camming | C.D. H.M. Lee

E.T. R.J. Douglas Milne,

a.m.i.c.e. Masnya Hotel—407, Batu Rd.,K. Lumpur

Dunn j A.D.Maefarlane New Shirayama Hotel — 20, Rembau k

W. L. Fincher A. Thonhsoh Street, Kiang

C. J. Gow I R. H. White

Port Swettenham—J. Tainsh Popular Hotel —125, Petaling Street, |.,' -

Teluk AnsonLeask Kuala Lumpur

 SELANGOJl C145

liiTZ, The—121, Petaling Street Keat Seng Co., General Merchants, Im-

porters and Commission Agents—:7f>,

Savoy Batu Road, Kuala Lumj. ur; Teleph. 2577,

KualaHotel,LumpurThe—123, Petaling Street, Cable Branch

Ad: Keatseng; P.O. Box 372,

-Station Hotel—F.M.S. Pahang No. 61 Main Street, Kuala Lipis,

Kuala Lumpur; Teleph.Railway

3233 Station,

Lim Eng, lessee Keys & Dowdeswell, Architects and

Lim Feck Hee, manager Surveyors—19, Holland Road, Kuala

Tamaya Hotel—72, Batu Road, Kuala Lumpur; Teleph. 2263

P. H. Keys, d.s.o., f.r.i.b.a.

Lumpur F. Dowdesdell, f.r.i.b.a.

Tin Suan Mvvee. Hotel—126, .Petaling Khee Meng Press, rinters, Stationers

Street, Kuala Lumpur and Importers —2 4, High Street;

Teleph. 2443

Hup Hin & Co., Motor and Cycle Fittings, King Chong & Co., General Merchants

Tyres and Accessories Merchants—5, and Importers—29, Old Market Square,

Yap,:Ah Loy Street, Kuala Lumpur Kuala Lumpur

Huttenbach, Lazakus & Sons, Lpd.,

Electrical, Mechanical and Contracting Kinsey & Co., J. B., Manufacturers’ Agents

Engineers and General Merchants — and Exporter^—85, Campbell Road,

/14,l—J„Market

. A / Street,

I Eil. Cable Ad: Agentship; Krtala Lumpur; Cable'Ad : Kinsey;

P. 0. Box I’Ol; Teleph. 2033

Impenial Chemical Industries (Ma- Proprietor for: . ■

laya), Ltd., Importers and Ex- Radio Malaya

porters of Chemicals, Fertilisers, , Sole3 Agents for-.

Dyestuffs and Manufacturers’ Raw E ,' Y. Philips Radio for whole

Materials—Sales Office: 120, Java of British Malaya

Street, Kuala Lumpur; Teleph.

3792; Cable Ad:

Agricultural Impkemix.

Advisory DepartmentAlso Klang Cycle and Motor Works—Klyne

E.R. Guest, ba c. (Hons.) L’don.,a.r.c.s. Street, Kuala Lumpur; Telephi 2609;

| C. H. Tilley, b.a. (agric.) Cantab Cable Ad: Teonghoe

IIncorported Society of Planters (See Kuala Street

Lumpur Dispensary—1)4, High

f Associations)

Macks & Co. (Malaya),

(Incorporated William, Kuala

in StraitsLtd.,Settlements)

Lumpur

Co.—6lA, Rodger Drain PipeK uala

Street, and Lumpur;

Pottery

Engineers and General Merchants^—23, Teleph. 2313 ,

Java and

3335 Street,3336;Kuala

CableLumpur; Telephs. Kuala Lumpur Printing Works—8,

Yd: Expanded;

H New Codes: Standard

A.B.C: 5th and edn., Bentley’s, Parry Road; Kuala Lumpur

Private. Acme,

Head Kyle, Palmer & CO., Ltd. (Inc. in the

» Office:

Singapore, Ocean Building.at Penang,

Branches Prince Street, F.M.S.), Importers, Printers, Merchants

Ipob, and

;? and Port Swettenham Contractors to F.M.B. Government,

f London Agents—William Jacks & Co., Kuala Lumpur. Office:

etc.-—Registered 235, Batu

Branches: IpohRoad,

and

g)-A London,.Winchester 2 Old Brpad Street, Penang

E.C.House, Branches);(S.A.).

Codes:Cable Ad: Kylpa

Bentley’s (All

(2nd edn.),

dfoHNSON & Phillips, Ltd. (London), Kendall’s and Hamilton’s

Kuala Lumpur

. |■ Electrical Engineers

William Jacks cfe Co.,—Kuala

Ltd., soleLumpur

agents Frederick W. Palmer, v.c., director

James L. Ross, c.a., do.

FT. P. Anderson, c.A., do.

Cean Leong

s I and Importers of Motor Car Accessories Frederick W. Palmer, v.o., m.m., director

-11 .3887

—44, Batu Road, Kuala Lumpur; Telepb. Penang

Yeoh Cheow Chong, partner H. P. Anderson, c. A., director

0140 SELANGOR

Lall Sin»:H Co., SjM)rt$.‘

Java Street, Kuala Lumpur Outfitfers-<-25i “Malay Mail,'’ Published Daily in the

Lall Siiigh Afternoon at 25, Pudu Rd., K. Lumpur;

Telephs. mail 3114-3115; CableeveryAd: Faiday.

Mail.

Lanoenberg cfe Son, T. C. van, Architects, Weekly Proprietors:

published

The Malay Mail Press i

Civil Engineers and Appraiser^lO; Old Co., Ltd.

Market Street,

3803; P. O. Box 64 Kuala Lumpur; Teieph. J. H. M. Robson, g.b.e. mang. dir.

T. i.b.a.,

C. van Langenberg, f.i,a.a., l.k. F. L. Jones, editor

partner Editorial Staff I F. F. Cooray

N. F. Newsome

Y i.b.a.,

S. van Langenberg,

partner e.i.a.a., l.r. P. K. Romney | A Guhasekera

J.R. B.N. Rozell

Stephenson, works

Lilt’s Tradino Co., Merchants, Com- Khoo H ong Tat, chief clerkmgr.

missioi! Agents, and Gramophone G. Radoliffe, advertisemems

Records Dealers—152, High Street, Malayan American Plantations, Ltd.—

Kuala Lumpur; P.O. Box 204; Laidlaw Building, Kuala Lumpur

Teieph. 3876

Little

and & Co., John—Ampang Street Malayan Collieries Limited (Incor-

porated in F.M.S.)—Head Office: j

CableTheAd:Embankment,

Little; Codes:KualaA.B.C.Lumpur:

5th edn. Hongkong & Shanghai Bank Build- j

ings, Kuala Lumpur; Teieph. 4265 j

and Bentley’s (2 lines) with private line to Batu j

A.F. Hamond,

E. Bond, mang, dir. in the

director in charge East Arang Colliery; Cable Ad: Arang; I

W. G. Davis, office manager Codes: Bentley’s, Boe (Shipping) 1

H. R. H. Temple and Acme

C Smith | U. L. Drew General Managers and Secretaries j

Lovelace & Hastings, Advocates and —J. A. Russell A Co., Kuala I

Solicitors — 56, Lumpur

; Klype Street, Kuala

Lumpur Malayan Pineapple Co., The, Pine- J

William

(Oxon),George Warren Hastings,

barrister-at-law, partnerb.a. apple Canners — Harper Street, i

A.partner

J. Bostock Hill, barrister-at-law, Box Klang; Teieph. 195 Klang; P.O. I

42; Cable Ad : Hocklmat; 11

Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn. & Bentley’s jt

McAlister & Co., Goh Hock Huat, sole proprietor I |

High Street, KualaLtdLumpur;

, Merchants—

Teieph. Tan Kee Sin, manager

Goh Tiang Chin, assist, mgr.

3127; CableWd: Messalina Ong Hock Seng, chief clerk j

(Agencies: See Singapore)

Macaskill

Dispensary

Cameron,Kuala Drs.—Federal

Lumpur; MASONIC

Teieph. Office: 2136 Lodge Tullibardine in the East, 1118

Dr. D. C. Macaskill, m.d., d.t.M. & h. (S.C.),

Kuala Scottish P.O.

Lumpur: Masonic

Box 174Temple— \f f

(Edin.), partner

Dr. I. G. Cameron, m.b., ch.b. (Edin.), Secretary—G. C. Macaulay

partner Read Lodge, No., 2337 (E.C.)—Kuala

A. K. Chan, clinical assist. Lumpur; P.O.E.Box 9 (Kuala Lumpur)'

P. S. Low, office assist. W. M.—E. Stewart

Malaya Dispensary—30, Batu Road S.J. W.—W.

W.—S. E.J. Chamier

Paulussy

A. M. Soosay, l.m.s. and J. Selvam, Secretary—I. Storch jC

m.b., b.s., l.r.c.p. & s., Consultants Assist. Secretary—C. E. H. Evans i

“Malaya Mail” Press Co-, Ltd.—Re- Treasurer—J. Montgomery

gistered Office: 25, Pudu Road;

Kuala Lumpur

Directors—J. H. M. Robson, c.b.e. Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd.—(SeA t .<

(chairman), D. F. Topham, C. Banks)

H. Hampshire, D. St. L. Par- Methodist Girls’ School—(See Chur-

sons and F. L. Jones ches and Missions)

 SELANGOR G147)

Mineks anB Buii-dkrs Stoees (laa?) Ltd., Park Francis, Ltd:. Mining Engineers,

Hardware Merchants and General Im- — Kuala Lumpur; Teleph 393); P. O.

porters— ] 23, High Street, Kuala Lum- Box 66; Cable Ad: Park vale, KualaLufin-

pur; Telepli. 2269; Cable Ad: Universal, pur;Mungo Codes:;Park,Bentley’s; McKeil 1908-

1 nj

Mohamed Kassim A Co.,, R. E., General M. A. Francis,a.r.s.ml;a.r.s.m:-,directbr

m. INST., M.M.,

Merchants and Importers — Station director

Street, Klang;

Branches: Teleplis.Penang,

Singapore, 221-2 Malacca,

Paterson,:Simons

Ipoh, Kuala Lumpur, Teluk Anson, Agents and Engineers—Head & Co, Ltd., Merchants

Rangoon, Calcutta, .Madras and Office: 1-3,

Negapatam • Old Market > Square,- -Kuala .LumpuB-;

and at Singappre, Pentfpg and Port

Swettenhani

Neill ife Bell, Chartered Accountants—

1-3, Old

pur; Market

Teleph. 3144;Sqtiare;

P. O. BoxKua.la Lum- Payne, Davis IC Co., Incorpofatfed Ac-

184; Cable

Ad:J. Neill countants (Treasurers 6f Selangor Club,

Kuala FiUiniiur^Kliala Luihpur; and at

A. C.S. M. Bell, c.A.,

Mackie, c.a., partner

do. Ipoh, F.M.S.

H. Davis, a.s.a.a.-

T. D. Ensor, a.c.a., do.

L. R. Mackness, c.a., do.

A. G. Robertson,, c.a., assistant Peninsular Liohts (1930) Ltro. (Incorpor-

.Nestle & Anolo-Swiss Condensed Milk ated in F.M.S.) Supplier's of. Petrol and

Kerosene Lighting Installations

! Milk, Co. (London)!, Condensed and Sterilised

Milk Products, Chocolate and Non Throughout Malaya. Also Ky Ko

1. Cocoa, Electric Fans and Oscillators —

BungsarInfants’Foods—Nestle

Road; Kuala Lumpur;Building, Teleph. Cable Ad:.Peninsular

E.N. A.Y. S.Visualingam,

Wagner, chairman of directors

2284; Cable Ad: Nestles, managing director

I C. E. L.L. Watson,

Boumphrey, J.P.. assistant

manager

Tan Koh Chong, chief clerk Peninsular

Advertising Publicity

ConsultantsService, Ltd.,

and Publicity

; Nicholas & S014S.Kuala

Java Street, P>. P. Lumpur; 22-24, Experts, Publishers and General Adver

(Bankers)-Teleph.

rising

I, 3346; Cable Ad: Peoplebank; Code: Kuala Lumpur; Teleph, ,2560; P. Q. Box Literature Writers—t45, Java St.,

!' A.B.C. 5th edn. 305; Cable Ad: Publicity; Code.Sj AaB.C.

K B.Ed. R. Nicholas, managing proprietor 5th edn. and Bentley’s

I P. M.T. 'INicholas,'Yhanager

'hamboe, accountant Advt. Agent* Motor

“Malayan and P-ubh*hers

Guide” of—-nn ,,

I’: D. Selvadurai, clerk ““Malayan

Malay States Desk Directory ”

A. Nicholas, do. “M.A.H.A.Sportsmen’s

Schedules and Annutd”

Exhibition

IOnn Yin & Co., Importers and High Handbook’,’

L Class Complete House Furnishers— “F. M .S. k Penang Teleph. Directories”

145 and 14V, High Street, Kuala

Lumpur; Teleph. 2300; P.O. Box 'PEanteEs’ SItores & AgencSt . Co., Ltd.

343; Cable Ad : Onnyin (Incorporated ip Englan4,,t8V8), 'EsYite

" C. T. Wong, mgr. Agents and Suppliers) General Import

and Insurance;

Export Merchants and Shippingin

bitiENTAL Government Security Life and E.Swettenham. Agents—Head,Office

M. S.: Kuala LondonLumpur.Office:Branch:17,Port

i India,;

Assurance Co.. Ltd. (Incorporated

1874)—Branch Office: Oriental in St.

Building, Java Street, Kuala Lumpur; Helen’s Place, E.C. 3; & at Calcutta,

Chittagong, Dibrugarh, efec.-Cable Ad:

\ Cable Ad: Oriental Bandit: Codes; A.B.C. 5th edn., Broom-

1, * V. W. Thambiaiah, branch

S. Ramier, b. com., chief assistant secretary

f A. S. G.M. Santhanam, inspr. (Penang)

(Singapore) hall’^ (Rubber and General edn.), Bmit-

ley’s, Lieber’s

Y. Izzudin, inspr. L. S.J. J.Pbace, general manager Agej-

P. K. Nambyar, actg. inspr., Central K.G.Clark Sinclair |I L.W. R.H.T.P.Edmett

Malaya (Kuala Lumpur)

C5

CUB SELANGOR

Pooley

Road, Kuala Lumpur

and Notaries— 68, Klyne Street,

Lumpur; Cable Ad: Pooley, Kuala Lum- Kuala

pur; Codes: Western Union and A.B.C. Sentul Dispensary—303a, Batu Road

B. J. P. Joaquim, adv. & sol., partner

E. F.D.G.Shearn,

Charlesworth do. Shanmugam

vision and& Produce Co., Ltd.,Merchants

Wine and—Pro- 93,

Popular Dispensary—19, Pudu Road Fort Street, Kuala Selangor. Branch

at Batang Berjuntai

Radio

eers, Malaya,

Dealers Radio and Sound

in Radio Engin-

Components, % m \k

Wholesale and Retail—85, Calnpbell Sharma,

at-Law), S. M.

Ad (of Lincoln's

vocal,e Inn, Barrister-

and Solicitor, S.S., ]i

Road, Kuala Lumpur F.M.S. and Johore —Office: 71, Klyne j

J. B. Kinsey

Sole Agents for :— & Co., proprietor Street, Kuala Lumpur; Telephs. 3846

N.British

Y. Philips (office) and 3670 (residence ); Cable Ad:

MalayaRadio for whole of Sharma, Kuala Lumpur; Code: A.B.C. |

5th edn. House: Raisiua, 9, Golf View j

Richards

Agents,

and Exporters

General of MalayanandProduce

Importers—Klang;

Estate

Teloph. Sime, Darby

172, Klang; P. O. Box 28, Klang; Cable Valuers, Rubber and Tin Mine Agents and

Ad: Amrasekera, Klang

R. Amarasekera, j.p., mang. proprietor InsuranceProduce General Merchants, Import,Shipping

Export and and :

Agents—14, Market Street, ;

Robinson & Co., Ltd., Genferal and Kuala Lumpur; Cable Ad: Simit

Athletic

and Outfitters,

Complete Drapers, Tailors Singapobe Cold Storage Co., Ltd.—Re-

Java Street, KualaHouse ‘ Furnishers

Lumpur. Principal— gistered

Singapore

Office and Stores: Borneo Wharf, |

Establishment: Raffles Place, Singapore. F. W.I tettmar,

London Office: Balfour House, Finsbury

Pavement, London, E.C. 2 Sorley branch manager

Directors—R.

H. MacGregor,Page Hon.(chairman), W. Singer SewingMachineCo. (Incorporated j

Mr. W. A. Fell

and A. Dobson inStreet,

NewKuala Jersey,Lumpur;

tl.S.A.)—10,

Teleph.McArthur

4026

F. Hare } j°int managers Lim

Foo Hee KeongChan,Leang, supervisor

manager

Robinson Piano Co.,Importers

Ltd. (Incorporated M. Philip

in Hongkong), of Pianos, Socfin Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in the

Musical Instruments and Radio Appar-

atus—17, Old Market Square, Kuala 3rd Mile Estate F.M.S.), Agents & Secretaries— I

Lumpur; Teleph. 2147; Cable Ad: pur; Telephs. Damansara

2165 andRoad,

2166;Kuala

P. O.Lum-

Box

Pianomaker 330;

CogefCable Lugagne Ad:19-29,

Rubberbank:

Broom hall’sCodes:

Imp-

Ross & Cp., , James L-. Chartered Ac- erial (Rubber Edn.), Lieber’s, Bentley’s

Complete Phrase, Bentley’s second and : ?

countantsP.O.

Lumpur; —12,BoxBarrack

323 Road, Kuala Private.

Headquarters Staff:-

Rubber Planters’ Association

(See Associations) TR. M. E. Michaux, dir. and gen. mgr.) |r’

S.J. T.Macarez,

Rhodes,secretary

actg. general mgr.mgr. |!(

to gen.

Russell & Co., J. A.—Hongkong and P. Michaux, scientific adviser I;

Shanghai Bank Buildings, Kuala R.F. deLeonard,

Langlade,mgr.,manager,

commercial dept. I

technical

Lumpur; Cable Ad: Jar; Codes:

Private, Boe (Shipping), Imperial

Combination (Mining), Acme, 1 Bent- F.dept.

I. Gain, assist,engineering-

Sibinakoff, research officer

adviser |1 t

I

ley’s (General), and New Standard Dr. A. L. Dunlop, medical adviser I

R. C. Russell W. W. Marsh, engr., workshop

 SfiLANdOR Ci40

Estate* Staff: Straits Trading' ■ Co.,' :

Ltd. (Selangor

B. T. Foss, head planting manager Branch) Kuala Lumpur Agency—Cable

Estates Mgrs.G.— S.Mrtclnerny,

D’lribarne, T. Rhodes,C. .f. Ad: Straits, Kuala Lumpur

A.

Reels, W. M. Iversen, j. Nicoll, Sun Pharmacy.—35, Sultan Street,

A. E. Brooker, H. A. Campbell, J. Kuala Lumpur; Teleph. 2169

Bketchley,

Maria SubeM. C. Tollemache and L.

Estates Assts. — D. D. P. Rule, A.

Schalbart, R. Aubert, F. Mine, Swee & Co., Ltd., L. Y., General Im-

C.D’Augustin,

Beautement,

L. A. G.Henville

Tostee,and T.J. porters and Commission Agents — 2,

P. Tatham Rodger Street., Kuala Lumpur; Cable

Ad: Zenobia

, Society Internationale de Plantations Swee Heng Leong & Co., Crude Rubber

et de Finance.(Straits Agency), Estate Exporters—Klang; Teleph. 10.8; Cable

i Agents—Laidlaw Buildings, Java Street, . Ad: Hockhuat

Kuala Lumpur, F.M.S.; Teleph. 2050 Goh Hock Huat, manager

I (Kuala Lumpur); Cable Ad: Sipef, Kuala

|i Combination

Lumpur; Codes:(RubberBroomhall’s Imperial Goh ■Chong Hong, cashier

A.B.C. 5th edns. Head edn.), 2,Bentley’s

Office: Marche

Aux Grains, Antwerp Talalla A Son, H. S., Florists, Seedsmen

and Dealers in Plants—Hew Petaling

f'■ SoLiGNUM, Ltd. (Inc., England), Manu- Road, Kuala Lumpur

facturers of Solignum Wood Preserva-

jif tillers tive, Agrisol Fungicide,Manufacturers—

and Chemical Coal Tar Dis- ‘Tamil Nesan”, The only tri-weekly Tamil

NewspaperStreet,

Published in Malaya.—80,

Federated

Teleph. 4283 Buildings, Kuala Lumpur; Ampang Kuala Lumpur: Teleph.

Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd., agents 2057; P. O. Box 299; Cable Ad: Arya;

Codes: A.B.C. 6th edn. and Bentley’s

Complete Phrase managing editor and

K.proprietor

N. Iyengar,

IK St.Kuala John’sLumpur

Dispensary—223, High Street,

G. Parthasarathy, b.a., assistant editor

ti' St. Mary’s School—(See Churches S. Rajam, works manager

t and Missions)

Tan & Co., S. G., Tailor—18, Station

3: Standard-Vacuum Oil Company, Refiners Street, Klang (late of McDougall) ,

|; and ilarketers of all Products of Petro- Tan Swee Guan, managing pro.

leum—Eastern Smelting Building, High

j Street, Kuala Lumpur; Teleph. 2677; P. Thye Hong & Co., General Merchants

O.J.Box

M. 72; Cable Ad:manager

McQuilkin Standvac& attorney —18, Tunku Dia Udin Street, Klang;

W. Hewitt, assistant Teleph.

Thyehong61; P.O. Box 21; Cable Ad:

;

Stati on Hotel—(yS'ee Hotels) Tin Suan Mwee Hotel—(See Hotels)

AStorch Brothers, Ltd. (Tnc. in the F.MS.),. United Railway Employees’ Benefit

1 Jewellers, Gold and Silversmiths, Gen-

eral Merchants, and Complete House tions) Society, F.M.S. —<{See Associa-

Furnishers — 37 and 39, Java Street,

I? Storch;

Kuala Lumpur; Teleph. 2795; Cable

Codes: A. B. C. 5th edn. and Ad:

Bentley’s. Branches at Ipoh and Universal

■! Penang Cars, Ltd.—Robertson Road,

Kuala Lumpur

f Isidore Scorch, managing director H. Oke, manager

R. D. Wilson I T. V. A. Nair

S. P. D. Perera | A. L. Hewa Vaughan, L., m.tnst.m.m., Mining En-

\ Lim Gim Gin, book keeper gineer—Kuala Lumpur; P.O. Box 331

*C5

Cl 50 SELANGOR

W.chants

T. & L.andTracing Co,, General Mer- Wong Kee & Co., Wholesales and Re-

Commission Agents—139, i tails Wine, ( Spirit and Provision

High Street,. Kuala Lumpur; Merchants--2{)3, High Street, Kuala

Teleph. 3239; Cable Ad: Hingkee Lumpur; .Cable Ad: Wongkee

Wong Cho Yew,~manag. partner Tay Kwpng Dpi, manager

K. H. Lim, manager

World’s End Estate—Postal Add:

# Wek na Lumut, Findings, S. S. Distance

Wagner, E. A. Stockwf.ij, (Rarrister-at- from 43 miles

Railway Station: (Taiping)

Law), ;Adyocate .an,^; Solicitor—5, Old

Pudu Road, Kuala Lumpur Proprietor—E. L. Watson, j.p..

Acreagfe—Total 100, cultivated

Wearne Brothers, Ltd., Automobile En- (Rubber) 50

gineers and Importers—Robertson Road, E. L Watson also at 3J Mile

Kuala Lumpur; Teleph. 2295; Cable Ad : Ampang Road, Kuala Lumpur;

Wearne, Kuala Lumpur; 'Code: A.ICO. Teleph. 12, Ampang

5thW.edn.

Low son, manager

H. G.. Hinds, works manager Yi,k Khoan Press CY>. Ltd , ThIj '(In-

corporated in F.M.S.), Proprietors

Whittall

pany ■S&ecretaries

Co., Estate Kuala Agents and Com- ese Daily Pape,!’Poh.

• Jaimpor,:

of Yik Khuan the only Chin-

in tLe F.M.S.—

and Klang, "Selangor. E.M.S ; Ttelephs. 127, Petaling Street,; Kuala Lumpur;

K. L-3361, Klang 230; (jubleAd.;-WhittaU: Ad: Teleph. 2314: P.O. Box 49; Cable

Codes: Broomhall’s (Rubber edn.), Yikkhuan,

Broomhall’s Imperial Combination, Chairman of Directors — Chan

Lieber’s, A. B- C. 5th, and; r, t L edns., Bep t- Chim Mooi

ley’s, 2nd Lie))er’s'5-letter and Qeylon.

Birch- 'Vice-Chairman of Directors—San

wood. II ow , Chee

London Head- OfflceA Colomlxi,

Corro-spondeptS: Thomson, Managerial 7)evt. :

Alston ifeiC'

Eastcheap, E.O. t , .Ltd., 3 and'l.ddol.Lane.

r; Sieh Wen Tsin, manager

Partners—'C, II. Rigg, A.'S.'.'Collett, How Siew Pak,"asst. mgr.

I.Urquhart,

L. Cameron, L. P. Samson, H. W. Lai Yew Meng.;. managing clerk

C, E Hawns T am Hoy Chow, accountant

and F. A. Wardell (Ku^la(Colombo)

Lumpur) Editorial Wong Chu Cheng, Chinese clerk

JJepi. ;

Assists.—J. R. W. Collett,

per pro.), W. Mr James and D. De c.A. (signs Chau Hen Tiang, editor ■

Marcof o,A., Sing Ying Cheng, asst, editor

W hitea WA y, LaiplawACg., Ltd., Drapers, Translators—Wong Kwok Yoon

Millihers,KualaJleh’s Lumpur;

Outfitters, Cable

etc.— Java and H. P. Loh

Street, Ad: Reporters—Lph Hong Piew,

Warfield Cheng. Sing Ng, Kon Yok

W. J. WrighL manager Ping and Ydong Far

E. W. Pii'ce./msistarit manager Yong Shook Solicitor^.

LtN, m.a.,F.M.S.

ll.b. h (Cant.)

Mrs. Tian

Ang E. W.Guan, Price, assistant

do. , ;, f Advocate, S.S.,

II. L, Richard, clerk Notary Public—47, Cross Street, Kuala

' Lumpur; Teleph. 2S74; Cable Ad:

Wilkinson Process.-Robber

The, Manufacturers Co., Ltd.,of Shooklin, Kuala Lumpur

under Patents

“Linatex” , ' Young Men’s Christian Association

GeneralFactory Office,

— BatuSales Office

Caves, and (See Associations)

Selangor,

E.M.S.; Teleph. 2, Batu Caves; Yukon Gold Co. (Incorporated in II.SA.)

G., Cable

B. Walker,Ad: Wilprocp,

manager. Batu Caves —Ampang Head Office

Road,forAmpa.ng;

Malaya: Teleph.

4th Mile,4;

Registered Office.; Old Market Cable Ad: Yukon, Ampang Head Office:

Square,—Kuala

Directors' Hbh. Lumpur,

Mr. H. B. F.M.S.

Egmont 120, Broadway; New York

Hake, : G. W, Coffey, resident manager

W. E. (chairman)

Wallis andT.C.B. C.Wilkinson

Dunmans, F. S. HoD.apfel, secretary tb mgr.

F. W. Cufr, accountant

 NEGRI SEMEI LAN

The State of Negri S< nibilan, the fmallest of iho Malay States, lies on the West

C!,oast of the, Malay l eoinsula tb the south of life States of Sdao6or and i’ahang. : It

is in fact a R d'eVation of “Nine States”, consisting of the four Vnajor States of Sungei

Ujong, Jeleou,

Terachi, Joho! and

GunOngr.I’as' ir andtlemhau,

Inas. and the Ujong

feungei five minor States ofin Ulu

is mentioned Muar, poem

a Javanese Jempuj,'in

1365 AID., as being subject to the Javanese' Empire of Majapahit. In the 15th century

it was ruled by Chiefs of the old kingdopi of Malacca. Most of the Malay inhabitants

of the States are descended from immigrants from Menangkabau in Sumatra, and have

, an interesting exogamous,

This immigration appears tribalto have

and matriarchal

begun in thesocial 16thorganisation.

century. The original Malay

;| federationEernbau, Naning (now in Malacca), Segamat (now Klang

seems to have consisted of Sungei Ujong, (now Pasir

in Johofe), in Selangor), Jelebu,in

Besar (now

i Johore, partly initstheplace havingDistrict

Tejnerloh been taken by Jelai), After

of Pahang). Jelai, the

(now.capture

Inas) and Ulu Pahang

of Malacca from(nowthe

f Portuguese by the Dutch and Johore Malays in 1641 A.P., Johore took a leading part

|If infourNegri Sembilan politics unt.il-l?73 A.D., when the Uridang

major States invited a Sumatra prince-Raja Melewar, ancestor of the present of Chiefs of the present

I,1 \Tang,P;i-por;tuan

In J8'/4 the Dato*BesarKlana,

to preside

Uudang overoftheSung,ei

federatipnf

Ujbng, the most important of the nine

1 States invited the assistance Of the British Government to maintain his rule, and a '

| British Resident was appointed.

In 1883, Jelebu applied for a British Officer, and Rembau agreed to refer all its

li disputes to the British Governinent, and in 1887 accepted a British Adviser. In 1889,

|I oftheNegri YangSembilan,

Di-pertuantheofRulers

Sri Menanti

of Tamwho l>in_iano longer effectively presided

small principality which had ovef come

the whole

into

I1 -confederation

existence to theknown east ofas Rembau) and Rembau asked for a Resident

“The Old Negri Sembilan’t . In 1895, the Resident of this con- and agreed to a

I: federation took chargeFinally

lan was constituted. of Sungei Ujong

in 1898, the arid

YangofDi-pertuan

Jelebu, andoftheSrimodern

MenantiNegri Sembi-

was elected

E titular^ Ruler' of the whole State. The present Yang Di pertuan is His Highness

B■ Tuanku Abdulrahman, K.C.M.Q., ibnt Al-Marhum Muhammad, Yang Di-pertuan Besar,

NegriTheSembilan.

IK south area of theandState

by Malacca is approximately

Johore, on the north by2,550Selangor,

square onmiles.

the eastIt byis bordered

Pahang, andon theon

■ the west by tbe Straits of Malacca.

The main mountain range Of the Peninsula ends in Negri Sembilan, ami the ' . •

iI longer

watershed between the East and West Coast in the

mountainous. The highest mountain is Telapak Burok (3,915 feet). southern part, of the State is no

1 Theue are no large rivers, and the State does not suffer from disastrous floods

which sometimes cause such great loss in the larger river valleys of Malaya.

The

. ,annual range, glimatearidis averages

hot, moist81°f.and Itequable.

seldom risesThe above

shade92°temperature

or falls below has68°.

but a small

I The average monthly rainfall throughout

;«corded being 15.04 inches at Kuala Pilah for the month of May, and the the year was 7.54 inches, the highest re-

lowest

a at Port Dickson with 0.89 inphes in June.

1

Govkrnmext.

At the beginning of 1033 thdState Council was reconstituted and now comprises

d two Chambers.

K! Highness

The Council

the Yang of the Yang Di-pertuan

Di-pertuan Besar and the

Besar as President,, Undang

BritishwhichResident,

consistedtheof four

His

!,Undang,

rTengkuCouncil, or Ruling Chiefs

Besar ofconsisted

Sri Menanti of the

formedfour major divisions

the Upperas Chamber. of Negri Sembilan,

The six

Lower; and

Chamber, the

or

Afetale of the British Resident president, and

Unofficial Members. Legislation is introduced into the State Council and if passed is Official, and five

usubmitted toandHisassent

[^amendment Highness

is finallyandgiven

the byUndang in theirandCouncil

His Highness for confirmation or

the Undang.

I

 C152 NEGRI SEMBILAN

with by the Upper Chamber and thatMuhammadan

Matters which concern only the Chamber can religion

legislateoronMalay custom by

such matters aremeans

dealt

of Orders in Council. The Upper Chamber also exercises the statutory executive

powers vested in the former State Council.

Pilah,TheTampin,

sident.

State is dividedand

There areJelebu

into five administrative

State HeadsPort

districts, namely,

Dickson, in incharge

of Departments chargeof of,officers

Seremban,

responsible

the Public theKuala

Works,toMedical,

Re-

Police,TheMines, Surveys, Agricultural and Forest Departments in the State.

principal towns and villages in each district are for local Government pur-

poses under the charge of Sanitary Boards Over which the officer in charge of the-

district presides. The Boards include unofficial members nominated by the Resident.

The work of these Boards is regulated by the (Federal) Sanitary Boards Enactment of 1929,

Population.

The estimated population is 230,000

Railways

The State is served by the F.M.S. Railways with a total length of lines amounting

to about 130 miles. Roads.

milesThe21 chains

total length

of whichof 363metalled roadsbituminously

miles were in the Statetreated.

at the end of the year was 533

Shipping.

The only port of any importance is Port Dickson. 347 steam vessels entered this

and other ofsmall

a tonnage ports of the State, with a total tonnage of 37,912 and 347 cleared with

37,912.

Revenue.

The revenue for 1933 was $6,418,625 and the expenditure v s$ 6,755,122. Imports-

in 1933 were valued at $5,835,737 and exports at $ 13,539,557.

DIRECTORY

Mejlis Meshuarat Ka’adilan dan Undang of Negri Sembilan, Council of His

Highness the Yang Di-pertuan Besar and Undang

His Highness the YangYam

ibni Almerhum Di-pertuan Besar—Tuanku Abdulrahman, k.c.m.g.

Tuan Muhammad

British Resident—J. W. W. Hughes, m.c.s.

Dato’ Penghulu

Dato’ Klana Potra,ofSungei Ujong—Ma’amor

Jelebu, bin IncheAkhirzaman

Mendika Mentri Kassim, c.b.e.(Abdullah bin

PanglimaofMuda)

Dato’ Penghulu Johol, Johan PahlawanLelaPerkasa Setiawan—Kamat bin Leman

Dato’ C.B.E.,

Penghulu

M.F.C.ofBurhanu’ud-din

Rembau, Sedia Raja—Hon. Inche Abdullah bin Haji Dahan,

The Tunku Besar ibni Almerhum Yam Tuan Antah

State Council

(Mejlis Meshuarat Keraja’an)

The British Resident—J. W. W. Hughes (President), M.c.s.

Secretary to Resident—R. E. Wilson, m.c.s.

State Medical and Health Officer—Dr. W. J. Moir

State Forest Officer—D. H. Hodgson

Agricultural Field Officer—J. A. Baker

State Engineer—W. J. Smith

Date’s Wong Yick Tong, j.p., c.h.

D. Farquharson

Tuan Sheikh Ahmad bin1 Sheikh Mustapha, j.p.

Towkay Chang Seng Long, j.p.

Dr. S.R. Krishnan, j.p.

 NEGRI SEMBILAN C153

British Resident’s Office Malacca

Resident—J. W. W. Hughes, m.c.s. (F.M.S. Export Duties Office)

Secy, to Resident—R. E. Wilson, M.c.s. Cable Ad: “Dutiable,” Malacca

Chief Clerk—J. R. J.StMichael

Stenographer—I). a. Maria Teleph. No. 134

Supervisor, Export Duties—H. G.

Keet

iQit'iNESE Protectorate

Protector of Chinese—B. S. Davis, M.c.s. District Land Office—Port Dickson

Clerk and Translator—Yip Tai Loy Collector of Land Revenue and District

Officer—Mohd. Idris bin Ha jijMohd.Noor

Court, Magistrate’s Chief Clerk—K. Ponniah

Magistrate—V. W. W. S. Purcell, m.c.s. District Office—Port Dickson

Clerk, Class I—Rahim Bakhash bin Punjab

Din Actg. District Officer—Mohd. Idris bin

Clerk. Class III—Omar bin

Bailiff—Hussein bin Haji Edris Haji Hassan Haji Mohd. Noor

2nd .Magistrate & A. C. L. R. — Abdul

Jamil Abdul Rais

Registry, Supreme Court Chief Clerk—A. A. Fredericks

Seremban District Office—Seremban

Judge—N. D. Mudie

Private Secretary to Judge—Sim Lian Teleph. 204

Hihg

Assist. Registrar—Osman bin Haji Dahat District Officer, Seremban and Regis-

Clerk, Class I—E. T, Selvaratnam trar of Titles, Negri Sembilan—

1)6. II—B. Gostelow William Linehan, m.c.s.

Do.. Ill—Husain bin Indrus Asst. District Officer—Che Wan Ha-

Bailiff—Che Noh bin Chee marudin bin Abdul Jalil

Malay Officer—Che Shamsudin bin

Trade and Customs Department Nain

Negri Sembilan 2nd Officer—Che Mohd. Ismail bin

Cable Ad: “ Decustoms,” Seremban Abdul Latiff

Teleph. No. 85. Settlement Officer—Che Mohd. bin

Deputy Commissioner—T.R. Binnie (actg.) Chief Abu

Seremban Clerk—V. Manikkam

Cable Ad: “ Customs,” Seremban Clerk, Class II—Chong Teck Quee

Teleph. No. 85 do. —Hiew Swee Nam

Superintendent^G. Grubb Clerks, Class II—Che Hussin bin

Assist, Hassan, M. Arumugam and S.

Assist.' do.

do. —1).— H. R. Baker (actg.)

B. Palmer Man ickavasagar

Port Dickson Education Department

Cable Ad: No.

Teleph “Customs,”

5 Port Dickson Inspector of Schools, N. S.—C. A. Scoff,

•Supt.—W. J. Walsh m.a. (Edin.)

Gemas Chief

MalayClerk—J.

AssistantLooInspector

Siew Hinof Schools^—

Cable Ad: No.

Teleph. “Customs/’

11 Gemas Raji Ahmad bin Haji Abdul Rahman

Superintendent—C. McLaren Reid Tamil Asst. Insp. of Schools—-K. Vailipuram

Tampin King George V School—Seremban

Cable Headmaster— F. Cobb, b.a. (Oxon)

No. Ad:

43 “Customs” Tampin; Teleph. European Master—R. J. Huddie, b.a.

Temporary Elementary Mistress—Mrs. K.

Assist. Supt.^-E. P. C. Langdoh Pykett Grade I—Chin Meow Cheong,

Singapore Teachers,

' (F.M.S. Export Duties Office) P. Nadasan,

Francis, S. B.IT.Ponniah,

R. H. W.Stafford, Yr. M.

Seneviratne,

Cable Ad: “Dutiable,” Singapore O. E.. Fernandez, Puteh bin Mohd.

Teleph No. 6093 ■

Bupervisot, Export Duties—E.. H. Tahir, Singh, N.S. K.Rajah, J. E. Edmonds,

Paramasivam and H.Maima

R. H.

Dime . Stafford •‘i ' ' ; :

Cl 54 NEGRI SEMBILAN

Grade III A—L. A. Nouis Licensing Board-^Seremban

Grade

Miss III B—Miss

M. de Souza I. van Geyzel and (under the ‘ Excise. Enactment, 1932’’)

Teleph.

Chairman—The 204 District Ofllchr, Scrpniban

Government Trade (S'cZtoo/ -Rembau Members — The Protector df Cnitiese;

Headmaster—J. A. Luis Negri Sembilan (vice-hhairman), The

Instructors—K. Visvalingam, Ilaji Basri Assist. Controller of Labour (NegriOfficer

Sem-

bin

OthmanMaji Mobd and Che Teh Bin bilan and Malacca), The Health

Seremban, Jelebu and,Coast),D.Gilchrist

Government English School—Port Dickson and Dr. Eu Khay Hoe.

Head Master, Grade I—S. P. Swamikannu Marine Office

Teachers Grade I —P. Asirvadarii Harbour

Teacher Grade III A—L. De Souza Boarding- Master—W. J. Walsh

Officer—Y. Veetasingam

Government English School—Kuala Pilah Medical and Health l

Headmaster—E.

Cheah Aik S. Kedfearn and Dim State Medical and Plealth Officer,

European Mistress—Mrs. Ei W. Llewllyhe ch.b. Negri Seihbilan^W. J. Moir, m.b.,

Teachers, (Aberdeen), d.p.h. (London),

Nadason,Grade

L. vanI Geysel,

— S. Muttiah,

S. S. M. R.P. d.t.m. & h. (Eng.), Cert. London

s.t.m. (acting)

Muthurajalu,

Mohd. Yusoff, Mohd.

R. Taha,

Seniveratne,T. S. Jong,

Lokman Medical Officers—E. ;S. Lawrie, m.b.,

bin Md. Yusoff and Y. Murugasu ch.b., Cert. t.m. and L. E. Vine;

Teacher, Grade III A—A. S. S.undram m.b.^ b.s. (Lond.), l.r.c.p. (Lond.),

Government English School—Tampin M.R.c.s.

Cert. Lond. (Eng.),

s.t.m.,D.T.M. & h. (Lond.),

f.r.o.p.s. (Glas.)

Headmaster, Grade I—P. K. Raman Infant Welfare Centre—Miss Chong

Teachers, Grade I— Pi Siunathamby, Hew Kee Neo, l.m.s. . (Singapore)

Kong Nyim, M. Kurasamy, and N. M. J. Health Officer, Seremban, Jelebu and

Coast—C. H. Williams, m.b., ch.b.

Rajoo (N.Z.), D.T.M. &.H. (Lond.), Cert.

Forest Department Lond. s.t.m., d.p.h. (Lond.)

Selangor, Negri Sembilan and Malacca Senior Chief Sanitary Inspector—J. Wishart

Deputy Medical •Officer,, Seremban

State Forestand Officer, Selangor, —A. Saravanarnuthu, L.M.s. (S’pore.)

Negri Assist.

Sembilan Malacca—D. H. Hodgson Medical Officers—Chong Ah

(Headquarters: Seremban) Khoon, l.m.s. (S’pore:), Tara Singh,

Extra Assist. Conservator of Forests, m.l.

Seremban, Coast and Sepang—C. Foston tham, m.b.b.s. (Madras)

Assist. Conservator of Forests, Kuala Pilah Assist.

Jelebu and Tampin—J. 0. K. Marshall Matron,Health Grade Officer—P>.

I—Miss E. C.J. RisdonMu j under

Sub-Assist.

Seng Teong'Conservator of Forests—Tan Nursing Sister??R.—Waring

Misses- M.E. Winton

E. Castle,

Damar Supervising Officer—0. A. Pinto E. M. Smith, and

E. Cameron

Assist. Conservator, of Forests, Malacca— Nursing Sister, Infant Welfare Centre

—Mrs. J. C. M. Haiders

C. O. Flemmich Deputy Medical Officer. Kualare.).d.t.m.(Cal.)

Pilah—S S.

Clerk, Special Class—C. A. Pintq Rajanayagsm, L.M.S.(SIpo'

Clerk, Class II—M. Cbinniah Lady Med. Officer,m.a.,Kuala Pilah—Miss H.

Do.

Tong Fai Ill—Yap Chin Hee and Wong I. Robertson, m.b.v ch.b. (Glas.),

Certif. t.m.

Chinese Interpreter—Nyam Chan Ling Matron, Grfl.de II, Kuala . Pilah—Miss

K. Fosdike (acting)

Labour Department Medical and Health

R. F. Pinson, k.'B.d.s.Officer,

' XEn^.)'Tampin

, L.K.d.F.-r-

Negri Sembilan and Malacca — Teleph. (Lond.), d.p.h., Cert. Lpnd. s.t.m.

104; Cable Ad: Aconlab Assist. Medicall.m.sOfficer,

Sabapathy, Tampin—I. P. L.

. .(S’pore.)

Assist. Cbritrolief—R. C. S. Harris, M.c.s. Assist.

Immigration

Ayathurai Fund Inspector — C. Murugasu, l.m.s. (S’pore) Dickson—K-

Medical Officer, Port

Chief Clerk—Y. Velayujthan Assist. Medical l.m.s.

Vaithialingam, Officer,

(S’pore.)Jelebu—M.

 NEGRI SEMBILAN Cl 53

Mines Depaktment ,, District Offices

Warden of Mines—(’vacant) Seremban and Coast

Inspector of Machinery—W. 0. Hunt Sr. Execu. Engr.—J. M. Noble (actg.

Chief Clerk-F. R. Stephens

i Building Inspector'-- L

Assist. Engineer-^!. A. Peris

Mo&QITI'fo 1STJB-COMMITTEE PF THE ' Head Chief Overseer—A.

Clerk-—K. Kanapathipillai

Muttukumaru

Sanitary Board— Chief Overseer—S. K. Mukherjee

font Dickson Kuala Pilah and Jelebu

-Chairman—District Officer |Executive Engineer—E.

A. LagarT. F. Elbury

Members—Health Qfncer (Seremban and j; Chief Chief Clerk—N.

O vof&eer— Nand Ball

Coast), Executive

Seremban), Engineer (Coast and

South), Assist.Health

SurgeonOfficer

(Port (Railways

Dickson), Tam pin

Dr. S. C. Howard and R. M. Robertson Executive Engineer—E. E. HbuF^es' '•

Chief Clerk—J. Gomes

Police—Negri Sembilan Sanitary Board

Deputy Commissioner—E.E.H. Beck Port Dickson

Assist. Commissioners—Abu Bakar bin

Baginda and Raja Abas bin Raja Tahir Chairman—District : Officer

Chief Clerk r- S. Appadurai

PassedInspector—T.

ProbationaryA.Assist.

BurkeCommrs.—F. Members — Health Officer (Seremban,

Jelebii and Coast), Executive

A. S. Caldwell and P. H. O’Flynn

Proby. Assist. Commissioner—M. Foster (Seremban and Coast), Supt. ofEngineer

Customs

Inspectors — J. i“.binCole,

Osman Bashah Kulopi N.Shah, Thomas, Toh Kee Kab, Teh Chye(Port

;B. .Hussain (Pqrt Dickson), Penghulu Bee,Dickson,).

and F.

Cunningham

bin Mohd. Idris, Wong Sze Kim, Raja Lady Supervisor of GovernmentBungalows

Abas bin Raja Omar, Mohd. Yousof —Mrs. C. -Gerrard

Chief Clerk—K. S. Kulasagaram Sanitary Inspector—Y. Sinnathambu

Prison Department ferATK Treasury '

Supt.—H. B. Langworthy State Treasurer

Duties—K. and Collector of Stamp

A. Suppiah

Gaoler—J. J. Larkwbrthy Chief Clerk—Tan Eng Khoon

Chief Clerk—Y. Karidaratram

Senior Hospital Assistant—P. S. Muthu Survey Department

Supt., Revenue Surv., Selangor and N. S.

Public Works Department —R. A. Stubington (Kuala Lumpur). ;;

Head Office - Seremban Clerk, Class I.—M. P. Sivam

Chief Draftsman—W. Thuriappah

State Engineer—Walter J. Smith Assist. Supt., Office—R. Wilson

Financial Assistant—P. Ardy Pillay Assistant Superintendent,Negri,

bilan—J. K. Ranisay(Sere’mban)' Sem-

-Chief Clerk—T.M. Mylvaganam

. Typist—Miss Reutens Survey-Probationer—R. H. Williams

J . E L !E B U

District Office • Assistant Cdllector—Inche’ Zainal Abidin

: Dist.Officer—Raja Hitam bin Raja YunuS bin Kasahatan

(acting) Chief Clerk—K. Kandiah

'Chief Clerk — Mohamfed Noordih bin

Bakarudin ’.

Land Office ' Sanitary Board

Collector—Raja Hitam bin Raja Yunus ' Chairman—Raja Hitam bin Raja Yunus

 Cl 56 NEGHI SEMBILAN

KUALA PILAH

District Office Court

District Officer—J. J. Sheehan

Asst. do. —Abdul Aziz bin Khamis Magistrate—Abdul

Chinese

Rani bin Haji Hussin

Interpreter—Moi Ah Pak

Chief Clerk and Sub-Treasurer—R. Indian Interpreter—-A. Sreedharan

Kunaratnam

Sub-Treasury

Land Office Chief Clerk—A. Nagalingam

Assist. Collector of Land Revenue—

Tengku Hussin bin Tengku Yahya Sanitary Boary

Chief Clerk—N. M. Vasagam Chairman—District Officer

TAMPIN

District Office —J. E Pepper, m.c.s.

Assist, do., Rembau—Zainal Abidinbin Medical and Health Officer — Dr. R. F.

Haji Abas Pinson

Assist, do., Tampin—Raja Petra bin Raja Sabapathy Officer — Dr. I. P. L-

Assist. Medical

Mahmud

Assist.

E. P. C.Supt. of Trade and Customs—

Langdon Sanitary Board

Executive Engr.—E. E. Hodges Chairman—District Officer

ASSOCIATIONS and CLUBS Borneo Motors,Teleph.

Ltd. —302;68Cable

70, Setul

Road, Seremban; Ad:

Automobile Association of Malaya, Borneocar M. Pecchioni, manager

The—Teleph. 24

Hon. Secretary—H. Proctor

c/o Federal Dispensary, Ltd., Chartered Bank of India, Australia

Sefemban and Teleph.

China—127a, BirchAd:Road, Serem-

Negri Sembilan Eurasian Association— ban; 19; Cable

C. R.F. H.Maltby, sub-agent

Sambot

Seremban McGregor, sub-accountant

H. G. Banham, do.

Negri Sembilan

—Postal Planters’

Ad: Port Dickson;Association

Teleph. 6

(Port Dickson); Cable Ad: Achan (Port CHURCHES and MISSIONS

Dickson)

Church of England—Negri Sembilan

Negri Sembilan Sporting Club—Cable St.Chaplain—Rev.

Mark’s Church—Seremban

B. Stokes, l.th. (St.

Ad: Phillips, Seremban Mark’s Parsonage), Seremban, F.M.S.

St. Paul’s Old Boys’ Association Chaplain’s Warden—A. Edmonds,

President—Yeo Teck Chai J.P., c.h.

Yice-do. —S. R.Ponnampahim People’s

m.b.e. Warden—Mrs. W. L. Braddonr

Secretary—J. Sta. Maria Hon. Treasurer, Church Committee—

Treasurer—Chong Teck Que

Sports Secretary—C. A. Pinto C. F.Secretary,

Maltby Church Committee—

Hon.

Sungei Ujong Club—Seremban; Mrs. Chambers

30 (Seremban); Cable Ad: Teleph.

Club, Church Committee—The above with

Mesds. Duncan & Gubbins; F.

Seremban

Secretary and Treas.— J. F. Walker Wright, H. R. H. Stafford & J. C. O.

Thomas

 NEGRI SEMBILAN 0157

St.(Services:

Andrew’s Presbyterian Church Lee Kee & Co., General Merchants —

Monthly in the Masonic Hall, 102Koh & 103, Birch Road; Seremban

Lian Chin, sole propr. & mgr.

Seremban; Quarterly in Bahau and

Kuala Pilah; and elsewhere by arrange-

ment with the

Minister - in -Minister)

charge — Rev. William Mansergh & Tayler, Visiting Agents

Buckingham (Kuala Lumpur) and Estate Agents—Seremban; Teleph.

Elder—N. B. Frazer 128; Cable Ad: Visiting; Codes: A.B.C.

5th edn., Broomhall’s

Hon. Secy, and Treas.—D. Ewan bination Rubber edn.,Imperial Com-

Birchwood,

Kendall’s

V. A. and

Tayler,Bentley’s

partner

St. Paul’s Institution— Seremban W. H. W. Gubbins, partner

Director—Rev. Bro. Joseph A.J.B.K.S.Mandy,

Morton, signsdo.per pro.

Assistant Teacfrers-^Sylvester, Bros.

W. G. Howse, acct., do.

Commercial Press, Printers, Stationers,

Booksellers

Rubber Stamp Bookbinders, Newsagents, Mercantile Co. (F.M.S.), Ltd., Estate

Makers, Photographic

Dealers

Birch Road, Sports Outfitters —125, Suppliers

andSeremban and General Merchants—4,

Cameron Road, Serembah; Cable Ad:

Mercon

Cross & Wright, Advocates and Solicitors, Mervyn, AdvocateE. and A. Farr, _ Barrister-at-law,

Solicitor — 39, Jalan

F.M.S.—93, Birch Road,

Francis Wright, Seremban

M.A., barrister-at-law Tunku Hassan, Seremban

Egan, Eugene, m.b., d.p.h. d.t.m., & h.— Motorists’Dealers

Stores & Agency Co., Motor

and Commission

Egerton Road, Seremban; Teleph. 76 Birch Road; Cable Ad: Agents—87-89,

Motoagency;

Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn. and Bentley’s

Evans & Co., H. W., Mechanical, Civil and LeejointKinmanagers

Kon and Chia Shin Siew,

Structural Engineers and General Con-

tractors—Works: Setul Road, Seremban;

Teleph.

H. W. 137; Cablemanaging

Evans, Ad: Evansco

proprietor Negri Sembilan Eurasian Association

A. Sta. Maria j Leong Yew Soong — (See Associations)

Foster, R. T., Advocate and Solicitor— Negri Sembilan Planters’ Associa-

tion—(

Chartered

Foster Bank Chambers; Cable Ad: Negri Sembilan Sporting CiitJB—(See

Fraser & Neave, Ltd. (Incorporated in Associations)

Straits Settlements), Aerated Water Negri Sembilan Press—147, Birch Road

Manufacturers—83,

ban; Teleph. 109. Head Birch Office:

Road, Serem-

Singa-

ore. Branches:

iam, Java and SumatraThroughout Malaya; Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation,

Ltd. (Seremban Branch) -r- 63, Birch

J. N. Becker, manager (KualaLumpur) Ad: Road, Seremban; Teleph. 237; Cable

Lin Ah Chong, Clerk-in-charge ley’s.Oversea; Codes:China

Head Office: Private

Bldg.,andChulia

Bent-

Grenier &Son, Ltd., Charles, Stationers, Street, Singapore

Printers & Publishers—69, Birch Road, Pratt, W. H., Engineer and Contractor

'Seremban;

Grenier Teleph. 177; Cable Ad: —(Seremban); Seremban; Teleph. 36;

L. T. Mutikisna, manager P.O.W. Box 41; Cable

H. Pratt, Ad: Pratt,

managing Seremban

proprietor

F. A. Marsh, assistant G. S. D’ Cunha, draughtsman

S. K. Singam, clerk

Harper, Gilpillan Co., Ltd. (Incor- St. Paul’s Old Boys’ Association

porated in F.M.S.)—Port

Ad: Achan, Port Dickson Dickson; Cable —(See Associations)

©158 NEGIU SEMBILAN—PAHANG

Seremban Trading Co., The,

pliers and General Merchants Estate—Sup-

13, Straits

Agency)Trading Co., Ltd., The (Seremban

Cameron Street, Seremban; Teleph. 120 G. G. Maclennan, agent

(Seremban); Cable Ad: Khongsoochin; Port Swettenham

Codes:

Private A.B.C. 5th edn., Bentley’s and Boustead & Co., Ld., forwarding agehts

Khong Soo Chin, managing partner Sungir Ujong Club— (See Associations)

K. Vaithilingam, partner

Agencies

International Assurance Co., Ltd. Town Despensary, The, Chemists and!

Standard-Vacuum Oi Co. Druggists— 9, Jalan

Seremban;Teleph. TunkuAd:Hassan,

240;CabIe Radha,

Shimaya Hotel—83, Birch Boad Seremban; Code: A.B.C. 5th edn.

Dr. S. B. Krishnaii, m.b., b.s , l.m.s.,

Sime, Darby & Co., Rubber

Ltd. (Incorporated j.p., sole proprietor

physician and surgeonand consulting

in S.S.), Plantation Estate and

Tin Mine Agents and Valuers, General

Import,

ShippingExport and Produce

and Insurance Merchants, United Engineers, Ltd. (Incorporate 1 in

Agents—Birch

Road, Seremban; Cable Ad:Simit Straits Settlements), Engineers, Foun-

H. B. Mackay, manager ders and Contractors — Seremban,

(for fuller details, see Sime, Darby & Office16;Lyle

and Works: Birch Road; Teleph.

CableStevenson,

Ad: Uniteers

Go., Ltd., Malacca and Singapore) actg. mgr.

PAHANG

The Stateof ofthePahang

eastern liesfrom

between Trengganu 4 and

deg.Johore, and

N., itsextends along the

about 130sidemiles peninsula

in length. The area2 deg.27 min. tois estimated

of the State 47 min.

at 14,000 coast: miles,

square line being

and

its principal river, which drains a large extent of country, is known by the same name.

The

The river Pahang is, however, owing tothere

its shallowness, navigable to for

thesmall

censuscraft

of only.

180,811country is sparsely

inhabitants, populated,

as compared with 146,064 being, according

in 1921. 1931,

The capital of the State is Kuala Lipis, situated at the

where is also the seat of Government. The State is under British protection, and in mouth of the Li pis river

August,

for 1888,Resident

the Sultan, acting under the advice of the Sultan of Johore,

which applied

wasaacceded

British to in October to assistm

of that year.the administration of the country, request

. The

abound, predominant rock is slate, but granite, sandstone, limestone, quartz, and schist

of basalt,while tracesetc.of Volcanic

trachyte, As regards actionits atmineralogy

some remotetheage,are shown

State has by thepossessed

always., presencea

high

these reputation

have been but for Itslittleproduct

sought,ofthegpldwonderful

and tin. oldThough'dWing

gold workings recent periods

discovered by

Messrs.wellKnaggs

been knownand andGower show that

populated. Goldthe State must,

is worked at some

pn a large scalevery remotebytime,

at Raub have

the Raub

Australian

The PahangMining Company,:

Consolidated and on Ltd.,

Company, a smallhavescalelarge

elsewhere

tin minesby atChinese

Sungeiand Malays.in

Lembing

the Kuantan

and at Gambang district,

in theandKuantanthere district.

is much tin mining in the Bentong-Raub districts

The The

State revenue for 1933

on 1st January, 1934, amounted to $3,881,559to the

owedState

$25,643,577 andother

the expenditure

of thetoFederation.

Statesimproveibents $4,741,621.

The indebtedness

are going to prove incurred by the

of a remunerative is represented

character in years tobycome. public Excellent roads have that

been constructed, opening up land for planting and aiding prospecting for minerals.

 PAHAiNC

All principal towns are now connected by telegraph anddheinew trunk railway

which connects the F» M. S. Railways and the Siamese Railways has been completed.

It isThe

now quantity

possible tooftravel

coprabyexported

rail frominSingapore to Bangkok

1933 amounted to-8b’9through

tons'asKelantan.

against: 389 in

1932. The exports of rubber were valued ; at ft,396,261 as against $842,858 in. 193-/.

in quantity of 378 tons and an increase in value of $149d86 as compared a.decreasfe:

The quantity of tin-ore exported was 1,297 tons.valued at $1,541,312 being with 1932.

The total gold from the State placed on the market m 1933 was 27v82(r ounieds of an

estimated value of $1,3^4,716. The Raub: Australian Gold Mining Gompany is respon-

sible for 95 per cent, of this total output.

The total value of trade for 1933 was $6,293,054 as against $5,942,903, an increase

of 6 per cent.

1>1 RECTOR V

GOVERNMENT

Mkmbebs of State GooNoip

President—H. FI. Al-Sulfcah

Shah ibni al-MarhumAbual-Mu’tasim,

Bakar Ri’ Ayatu’

Ri’lla i d-din al mu’adzdicam

al-Su,ltan Abdu'llah,

C.M.G.

British Resident—Hon. Mr. H. G. R. Leonard, m.c.s.

Hon. The Legal Adviser, Federated .Malay States, > .

Tengku al-Sultan

Besar of Ahmad

Pahang—Hon. TengkuShah,

al-Mu’adzdzam Sulaiman ibni al-Marhum

Tengku Arif Bendahara—Tengku,Mahmud

RiTlah al Sultah Abduilah ibni al-Marhum al-Mu’tasim

. Tengku Mu’ta-Sim

Arjf Temenggohg—Tengku Abdu’l-Aziz ibni al -Marhum aL

Bi’fiah al-Sultan Abdu’llah

Tengku Panglima Perang—Tengku) Ynshf ibni al-inarhunh., al-Sultan 1

Alimad al-Mu’adzum S'hah

Dato’ Oraug Kay a Indera Maharaja PerbaJeJai—Wan Tanjong bin Wan

Mohamad

Orang Kaya Indera Pahlawan—Clie’ Wan Haji Al»du’jlah (bin Enghu

Temmenggong

Orang

Orang Kaya

Kaya Indera Segara—Che*

Indera Shah EngkuHussain

bandar—Dato* Abdu’l Jamal bin Engkh Muda

bih MohaniiaMTaih

Gtiief Kathi Paliang—Haji Mohamad Daud bin Haji Zaina 1-Abidin

Unofficial Members—A. de B. Haughton and V. B. G. Baker

Household of H.H. the Sultan

Comptroller of the Household and Private Secretary —A. E. Mullaly

Malay Secretary—Tengku

al-Mu’adzdzam Shah,Mohamad

m.b.e. ibni al-Marhium aLSuktan Ahmad

Aide-de-Camp—Che’

Tengku Pangiima Besar—Tengku Mohamad

Engku Muda Haji JaafarbinbinChe’al-Marlium

Engku Bendahara

Tengku

M uda Ali

Dato’ Setia Lela—Tengku Kudin bin Tengku Samat

Dato’ Dalam—Che’ Mohamad Tail) bin Haji Mamat

■1 . British Residency Clerk-, Class II-^M. Nadarajali

Clerks, Class HI — M. KathirayMu,

fl Resident—Hon. Mr. H.G.R. Leopard, Moharaed Ramly and N. Senafhirajah

^ Secretary to,Resident—A. J, Gracie, M.c.s,

(1 Office iltssistant—A. Mahalingham Secretariat

Q Clerks, Class I—T. A. Soosaipillai and N. I1 Secretary to Resident—A. J. Gfacie, m.c.s.,

j Sundrampillay Office Assistant —A. klahalingham

Cl 60 PAHANG

District Oefices Bentong

Lipis District Officer—Ibrahim bin Abdul

District do.

Officer—W. F. N.binChurchill, Karim (acting)

Assist, —Ahmad MamoodM.c.s. Deputy Assistant Officer—Ibrahim bin

Abdul Karim

Deputy

ZulkifliAssist. DistrictTahrim

bin Abdul Officer—Mohamed Chief Clerk—Stephen Perera

Assist. District Officer, Cameron High- Settlement Officers—Abdul Manan and

Mohamedinspector—E.

Bin Mohd. Jamil

lands—J.

Malay K. Creer,

Officer — Tunkum.c.s. Mohamed bin Sanitary Sibert

Tunkii Besar

Sanitary Inspector — Lee Ah Leong Pekan

Settlement District Officer—G. L. F. Bird, m.c.s.

bin Mohd. Officers—Che

Jamil and Mohd. AbdulTaibRahim

bin Asst. District

(actg.)

Officer—Osman bin Ujang

Haji Mohd. Amin Settlement Officers —binAbdul Rahman bin

Raub Sohor and Awang Tab

District

Deputy Officer—R. Y. Brant Officer—Che Chief

Assistant District

Clerk—Lee

Treasury Kim Swee

Clerk—Kehar Singh

Mohd. Bazain bin Mond Talhah Chief Clerk, Land Office—Wong Ah Chong

Chief Clerk—K. Visagaperumal Land Office Clerk—Mohamed bin Jusoh

Settlement Officers—Che’ Mohamed Taib Correspondence Clerk—T. Supramaniani

Chinese Interpreter—Ong Hock LamJohar

1standLand

Che’Clerk—Phung

Mohamed Salleh Kok Yoong Sanitary Inspector^—Abdul Rahman

bin Hitam

Financial Clerk—S. Kanapathipillai

Correspondence

Sanitary Inspector—H.Clerk—S. Murukeso

D. Long Education

Sanitary Board Clerk—Santa Singh

Clerk

LowofWah and Chinese Interpreted— Inspector

CourtsHeng of Schools—Capt. J. Lauder

Nicol, M. A.

Malay Assist. Inspector of Schools—

Temerloh Mohamed

Chief Clerk,AliEduc.

bin Mohamed

Dept. — Gurbachan

District Officer—W. C. ( S. Oorry, M.c.s. Singh

Assist. District Officer—Kamarvdin bin Second Clerk, Educ, ' Dept. — M.

Omar Assist.' District Officer—Abdullah Yeerasingam

Deputy

bin Sahat Clifford School—Kuala Lipis

Chief Clerk—A. Yeluppillai

Mayilvanhanam Headmaster—A. Ramalingam

Land Clerk—V. Assistant

Lian AhTeachers

Shin, —S.R.Kandiah,

Somasundaram,

R. K.

Malay Writer—Che Hindon bin Hassan

Settlement Officers—Awang Mustaffa bin Selvanayagam and Chan Ho Kai

Imam Isa and Adi bin

Sanitary Inspr.—R. Sattanathan Budin Government English S’cAooZ—Kuantan

Chinese Interpreter—Lim Ee Say Headmaster—V. Rasiah

Kuantan Assistant Teachers — T. C. Chelliah,

Gurbachan

Hong, S. Singh,T. It. Kaulsi,

!

SihgamKokandSweeS.

DistrictDist.

Asst. Officer—W. N. Gourlay,binm.c.s.

Officer—Ibrahim Abdu Selva ratuam

Karim,Assistant—Tungku

Malay m.a.s. Abdul Majid Government English SeAoof—Raub

Chief Clerk, Dist. Office—C. S. Kandiah Headmaster—J.

Assistant

S. Saini, b. sc.

Teachers—S. Mailvaganam,

Correspond. Clerk—A.Chin

Treasury Clerk—Tan Murugasu

Beng Sivapakiam, T. Sinnappu and ChanC.

Sanitary Board Clerk—S. Seenivasagam Chee Onn

Sanitary Inspector—S. Nagal ingam Government English School—Bentong

Settlement

Lela Officer—Salleh Udin bin Mat Headmaster—'N. Appudumi

1st Land

1 Clerk—S. Nalliah Assistant

K. Teachers—M.T. K.Thambipillai,

Selvanay-agam, Nadarajah, R.P.

2nd do. —V.Vaithil ingam

Malay Writer—Moharned Ali bin Tahir Gunaratnam and S. Sivagurunathan

Clerk of Court and Indian interpreter— Government English School—Pekan

S. Chelliah

Chinese Interpreter1—Chia Kah Sek Headmaster—V. Chellapah

Assistant Teacher-K. Thurairatnam

 PAHANG 0161

Forest Department District Hospital—Yek&n

State Forest Officer (Pahang)—A: B. S. Cable Ad: Medical, Pekan

I Jos well Assist. Med. Officer—Dr. Mohamed Said

District Forest Officers — F. S. Walker,

( Be tong and Baub), F. M. Landon Sister—Miss J. it,l.m.s.

bin Mohamed, ^Singapore) ;

(Kuantan), E. (J. Foenander (TernerJoh), M. Nicoison

Mohanied Alury bin Suleiman (Kuala Pahang West, Kuala Lipis

Lipis) Cable Ad: Health, Kuala Lipis

Chief

ForestClerk—K.

Rangers—Mat SivaguruZin bin Osman Health Officer^-Dr. W. J. Tickers, m.r.c.s.

(Raubj, and Mat Said bin Yahaya (Eng.), l.r.o.p. (Lond.), d.p.h. ^Camb.),

(Rom pin) d.t.m. & k. (Lamb.)

Pahang East, Kuantan

Medical and Health Department Cable Ad: Health, Kuantan

Cable Ad: Senmed, Raub Health Officer—Dr. B. A. Taylor, m.r.c.s.

■ State Medical & Health Officer — Dr. J. (Eng.), l.k.c.P,

s.t.m. (Lpnd.), D.t.m. & H., Cert.

l. Ba^za, m.b., uh.b., f.r.c.s. (Edin.), d.p.h. LondonDistrict Hospital— Pekan

(Oxon), Cert. London s.t.m. (acting)

General Hospital—Kuala Lipis Assist.

bin Medical Officer—Dr.

Mohamed, l.m.s. Mohamed

* Said

i; Cable Ad: Medical, Kuala Lipis

Med. Officer—Dr. M. P. O’Connor, m.b., Nursing Sister—Miss V. E. M. Hunt

Health Office, Pahang West—Kuala Lipis

1 b.ch., B.A.O. Health Officer—Dri E. A. Struthers, m.b.,

Assist.

m. Medical b., Officers—Dr. P. K. Menon,

b.s. (Madras) and Dr.CH.B.,

P. A.T.M.

K.Office,& H.Pahang iMs<—Kuantan

Parasurama Iyer, m.b , B.s. (Madras) Health

Matron—Miss

Sister—Miss H.G.G.Ambrose Lacey Health Officer—Dr. B. A. Taylor, m.r.c.s.,

L.R.C.P., D.T.M. & H.

District Hospital—Raub Police

Cable Ad: Medical, Raub Chief PoliceCommissioner

Officer,Pahang—Gordon

Assist. Med. Officer—Dr. J. Samuel, l.m.s. Assistant

(Singapoie) - ,f of Police, Lawes

Kuala

D is trict Hospital—Bentong Lipis—Syed Chik Mohamed

Cable Ad: Medical, Bentong Public Works Dept., Pahang

Assist. Med. Officer —Dr. P. Ponnampalam, State Engineer, Pahang—E. D. Kibble,

m.i.c.e.

l.m.s. (Singapore) Senior Executive Engineer, Kuantan—T.

District Hospital— Kuantan R. Hutton

Cable Ad: Medical, Kuantan Executive Engineers—Kuala Lipis : J. H.

MedicalMed. Officer—Dr. B. A.S.Taylor West; Bengton:

(acting) Highlands : J. B. W.R.Fairchild

Hide; Cameion

Assist. Officer—Dr. Sivagnanam, Financial Assistant—K. Kandiah

l.m.s. (Singapore)

Sister—Miss E. Ardern Chief Draftsman—Thambipillai

R. Rajaratnam

District Hospital—Mentakab Storekeeper—V.

Cable Ad: Medical, Mentakab State Treasury

Asst.

l.m.s.Medical Officer—Dr. N. Gopalapillai, State

(Singapore)

Treasurer—Y. Kanapathy Pillai

Chief Clerk—K. Arunasalam



Central-Pmi'InO Planters^.Association J. Collet, electrical engineer

CluiUTii^n and /Hoi;y §ecrptary— , G.

Yicomte R. feondy A. K.D. Gomes,,

Craigie,asst.

mineelec. engr.

assistant

Pahang Ci,tni - Kuahi Li pis 1 L. T. Moore, battery manager >

President—Britisli W. Ci Kennedy, mechanical engineer

Honi Secretary—,\V.R-esident' N„ BlackCex-oJ^eid) C. M. Willington, surveyor

W. G. A. Smith, mine assistant '

Raub A. Pike, do.

Ltd1.—Australian

Raiil^ ■ PahangGold F.M.S.Mining Head Co.,: .3. A. Pascde,

J.L. Allen,

dh.

do.'

Office: Rrisbade'/'A'uWtratin;' Cable Ad: A. Nethercott,' do.

Lilburne, Raub;

edn. ambBrooinlialJ’s CddeS: A.B.G. '5th A. Josephsen, do.

Cluv§. A.& COj,

ClarkeSingapore,

,

secretaries John Donlevy, assayer

Derrick, 1 secs. R.WoonM urugesam,

Ah Kiam,chief

clerkclerk

Staff at Mines R. G. Krish nan, storekeeper

J. K.C. B.Cbldiiam,' A*.E., general:' do'hianager

Lewis, assist. .' R. N. Gopal,Assist, do.

THE DNFEDERATED MALAY STATES

The Malay States not included in thp Federation are Jphore, Kedah, Perlis,

Kelantan and Treiigg^n,u.

Article, 3 )of the Jolipr?, Treaty of the Llth Deeember, 1885, provided for the ap-

pointment

this of a IVitisli

was alt(‘rpd,so as to, Agent, in Johore.

provide.for By an agreement

the appointment dated the

of a British officer12thtoMay, 1914,

he called

the General

ing Adviser,..whose

the general.-, administration adviceofmust be asked and

the country and onacted upon in allother'

all questions matter^

thanaffect-

those

touching Malay reiigiqn, ^nd custom.

tion The States ofMtedali,Perlis,

on the;9th..July, 19-Q9, when,lyelantan and Trenggahu

in execution of the Treaty cairleof under

the IDthBritish

March,protec-

1909,

the Siamese Government transferred, to (the British Government all suzerainty, protec-

tipn,

took over from Siajpese^Asdyipers in Kedah, Perlis and Kelantan. In Trongganu,day

adnlinietratipn and control pypr these fbur Sta.tes. British Advisers on that an

officer sty led, the British Ag,ent assumed; duty.

The Sultan Pf -I'rengganu, later,1 expressed a desire that his .State should be

administrated*

ment upon

2tthanMay,

improved 919,anbasis, and, 1byreceive

a Treaty with His Majesty’s Govern-

Britishdated

Agenttheprovided for'1by agfeed

earliertoTreaty of3, British

the T-ffidAdviser (in pffice

Abril,'1910) and ofto ask

the

and follow his advice upon all matters affecting the general administration of the

country and all questions other thaq those tpuching the Mohammedan religion.

The

mentwith Treatyforofthe1909

to Siam Also provided for athe loan

way ofsouthward

£4,000,000from by the F.M.S.to Govern-

up the F.M.S. purpose

Railwaysof building

system viarailKelantan. This sum Bangkok

was subsequently connect

increased

The railway via Kedah was opened to traffic on the 1st July, 1918. A fast Kedah.

to £4,750,000, in consequence of a decision to connect up also via, weekly

passenger

1922. The service betweenExpress

International Bangkokleavesand Penang

Bangkokwasevery inaugurated

Wednesdayon and 2nd Saturday

January,

at midday

Sunday and arrives

evenings. at PraiPraiMhoevery

It leaves mainland

Mondaystation for Penang)

and Friday morning on and

Thursday

arrivesandin

Bangkok on Tuesday and Saturday mornings.

In

States general terms, it may be said that the development of the Unfederated Malay

Malay inStates.

the last’decade

Their revenue,lias been

for even morein remarkable

instance, 10 years hasthanmore that

than ofquadrupled.

the Federated

 THE UNFEDERAT El)::M ALA\r STATES-JOHORE 0163,

Although, each of :the fiye Uiif^ieuated Malay States preserves, its individuality

with:also

but the, grehtest.

between Solicitude,

them and the thereFederated

is the friendliest feeling, not

Malay Statesiand only amongst

the. Oolohy thein,

of,the Straits

Settlements]‘and in any matter which tends to their common

; advantage,,

affect their individuality, there: is ready co-operation- Th6 States differ from onh yet doei not

another in many respects, hoth gjijeat and small. As examples of the difference in the

smaller matters, it jnay be mentioned that Kedah, Perlis and Trengganu ! adhere to the

Mohammeortn

•calendar. The Calendar,

system of wh' drea^ Joilihre'

internal and Kelantan

admirdstration. differs have- adopted ont'Wbroad

very greatly; A‘Christian

lines,

however, the-resemblance between the States is strong. They are all Mohammedan

countries; and are governed by a Ruler who is advised by a State Council.

separate Legislative and Executive-Councils; in the other States the Councils are both (Johore has

Straits Settlements., Their European officials are British officers, almost all theof,

Legislative,apd, Exepptiye.) They .^pinage and the currency note.s of

whopi are lent, on deputation, fo.’them by Hie Government^,of the Straits Settlements

and the'Eederated Malay States,' Johore, .Kedah, Kelantan and Trenggahu have

a part of Kedah)issues

theiiyseparate still ofgsesstaryips.

the Kedah 'phe,.sip^l]'jof

stamps. Eeflis (whiqh in'earlier days was

JORORE

This State occupies the southern portion of the Malay Peninsula, and has an area

of about 7,678 but

• independent, square miles. under

politically The State is ruled byof atheSultan,

the protection British who is juristically

Government. The

’ present Sultan, Ibrahim, was bo.rn in JKIp), and succeeded his father, the late

Sultan

the 1stAbubakar,

January, in1916,

1895,the

beingdignity

crowined’on

of an tffeHonorary

2nd of November

Knight Grand of thatCrossyear.of the

On

Most Distinguished Order of St. MichaeT and St. George was conferred on His

Highness the Sultan by His Majesty the King, and the investiture took place

;-at

, withJohore BahruofontheMayBritish

the Order 11th, 1916.

EmpireMore recently.recognition

in'"further His Highness hasservices

of his been decorated

during

i;“•Civil

the Great

Service as General Adviser, and mother members of that the

WaiV Since 1910, the Sultan has had the Services of an officer of Malayan

service are

seconded to control

now on a sound footingvarious departments,

and financially one of.with

the the resultofthat

wealthier the the

Malaygovernment

States withis

IIgress

large savings to meetprosperity,

the present fall in revenue. The country has made great pro-

11

vestedin inmaterial,

planting enterprises.and has attracted a good deal of European capital,

The revenue for 1933 amounted to $ll,906,152 against $11,518,363 in 1932, and the

(

“expenditure

tend of 1933 toamounted

$11,589,496 in 1933 Against"‘$11,383,156

to $37,188,658. in 1932.; Surplus assets ;fit the

! The rail\tay, which cbhpects Singapoie with,

fthe E.M.S. areas

jjextensive system,ofwas completed

valuable forestin 1909.

land Along its 120 miles reached

not conveniently it providesby access'to the'

tlie: natural

waterways. It is operated and leased by the F.M.S. Railways Department, which now

(Controls the whole of the railways in the Malay Peninsula. A causeway has been

(•constructed

of Singapore,overcarrying

the Straits of JonOre,

a railway trackbetween the mainland

and a roadway. of Johore

It was openedandfor the Island

passenger

’trains on - 1st October, 1923. The 'rdadway was opened to vehicular traffic on 28th

June, 1924.

j The capital is the tpjwn of .Iqhore Hafiru, or new Johqre, as distinguished from

JJohore Lama, or old Jonore,‘the’former Seat of the'Hultaris of Johore, tvhich was

. isituated a few miles, up. the wide estuary of the Johbre river. The new town is a

tattention

Jabout 755 inmiles

recent yearsin and

of roads $3,792,897

the State, and was.spent

new roads ca s them in 1933. There are now-

being constructed. gni wq

Cl 64 JCHORE

compared with 282,234 in 1921), of whom 719 inwere1931Europeans,

The population of the State at the census was ascertained

235,019toMalays,

be 505,309 (as-

214,401

Chinese, 51,077 Indians, 290 Eurasians, and 3803 others. The Chinese are chiefly

found as cultivators of rubber,

Jemaluang tin-field near Mersing. but there is also a large Chinese population on the

1932 1933

Imports $21,809,020 $22,561,488

Exports $29,623,458 $35,985,800

$51,432,478 $58,547,288

pineapples and coconuts. The export of tapioca was 201,590 piculschiefly

European and Chinese have taken up large areas for planting, rubber,,

in 1933, as

compared with 230,554 piculs in 1932!, and the values were $681,373 and $785,784

ively. The export of rubber in 1933 amounted to 1,626,175 piculs, valued at $22,622,970' respect-

against 1,456,312 inpiculs

rubber industry this inIState

1932,is valued

the largeatamount

$13,902,311.

of landA taken

remarkable

up by feature of the

the Japanese.

In 1933, 813,086 piculs of copra, valued at $3,193,515 and 248,046 piculs of areca-nuts,

valued at $542,169, were exported.

At the

rubber, present

copra, timepepper

gambier, the principal exports and

and areca-nuts, of Johore are the

the natural carefully

products cultivated

of tin, timber,

rattans and damar. For almost all such produce Singapore is the port of shipment.

Batu Pahat and 408,644 tons of ore worth $2,043,120 were exported in 1933. Thein

Johore is rich in iron ore, and a mine is being successfully worked by Japanese

export of tin ore in 1933 amounted to 306 tons.

DIRECTORY

GOVERNMENT

Sultan—His

Darjah Karabat (Family Order)g.c.m.g.,

Highness Sir Ibrahim, and thek.b.e.,

MostSovereign of theDarjah

Honourable Most Esteemed

Mahkota

Johore

Order (Order

of the of the

Crown Crown

of of Johore),

Rumania, and First

First Class

Class Osmanieh

Order of Order,

the WhiteFirst Class

Elephant

of Siam; “Grand Croix” of the Ordre Royal du Cam bodge and “Grand Croix” of

the Ordre Imperial du Dragon de I’Annam; First Class Grand Cordon of the

Order of the Rising Sun of Japan; Fellow of the Royal Zoological Society of

Scotland

and Hon. (Hon.); Colonel

Col. Johore Commandant,

Volunteer Engineers.Johore

BornMilitary and 1873.

17th Sept., Volunteer Forces

Proclaimed

7th Sept., 1895; crowned 2nd November, 1895

Private Secretaries—Major

S.M.J., p.i s. Dato H. Md. Said, d.p.m.j., r.i.s. and Capt. S. Abdullah,

Council op State General Adviser’s Office

President—Dato Mentri Besar Genl. Adviser—R. O. Winstedt, c.m.g., d.

Vice do. —Deputy Mentri Besar

litt. (Oxon)

Office of Mentri Besar Personal Assistant — Inche Ahmad bin

Mentri Besar—Dato A. Hamid bin Yousof, Andak, s.m.j., p.i.s.

D.P.M.J.P.l.S.

Deputy Mentri Y. M. Stenographer—Inche Atan bin Mohd. Yasin.

Ungku

Clerk Abdul Besar—The

Aziz, d.k.Esa binHon.

of Councils—Inche Abdullah Clerks—Sheikh Ahmad bin A. Rahman

(acting) and Ungku Ahmad bin Omar

 JOHORE C165

Secretariat Assist. Supts., Preventive Branch—A. Azz,

State Secretary—Hon, Dato Molul Salleh, Hussein bin H. Taib & Wan Abdullah bin H.

D.P.M.J. Batu Pahat

Deputy Assist. Secretary—Inehe

bin Daud, s.m.j., p.i.s. A. Kadir Supt.— Mohamed bin Awang

Office Assist.—M. Eunus bin Noordin Assist. Supt.—Ahmad bin Awang

Supt. Preventive Branch — W. H. Mac

Agricultural Department Laughlin (acting)

Assist. Supt. Preventive Branch—A. Ra’of

Principal Agricultural Officer—J. Fair bin Aman Endau

weather

Agricultural Officer—B. A. Lowe (Muar) Assist. Supt.—Ahmad bin Ibrahim

Segamat

Audit Office Supt.—Ismail bin Osman

Auditor—Wan Jusoh bin Ali

Actg, Assist. Auditor—Ismail bin Ariffin Supt.—IbrahimKota Tingg

bin A."billRahman

Clerk, Grade I—Sabakir bin H. Idris Assist. Supt.—Jaafar Ali

Chandu Monopoly— Kukup (Pontaih Kechil)

Supt.—Awang Chik bin Pandak

Customs Building, Johore Bahru Assist.

Razak Supt. Preventive1 Branch—A.

bin H. Mohamed

Teleph. 32 (Johore)

Johore Bahru Education Department ;

I Supt.—rCommissioner of Trade & Customs Supreme Court Buildings; Telephone

> Deputy Supt.—Omar bin Uda

si! Assist, do.

Storekeeper—Ahmad—Ismail bin

bin Suleiman

Sendot Supt. of (4,Education—J.

No. Johore M. Meade

| Chief Clerk— A. Aziz bin Abdullah Assist. Inspector, Malay Schools — A.

3 Inspr. of Chandu Shops—G. B. Gardner Shukor bin Ismail, Syed Esa bin Alwee,

Muar Mohamedoon bin Aid. Taib

Assist. Supt.—H. Omar bin Mentol Visiting

All bin Teacher,

Haji Daud Religious Schools—Haji

Do. —Safar bin Morja

Batu Pahat, Endau, Segamat, Kota Chief Clerk—Wan Mohamed bin Ibrahim

Tinggi and Kukob English College—Johore Bahru

a Assist. Supts.—The Supts. of Customs Headmaster—J.

European Bain

Masters—H.

W. S. Morgan, b.a. D. Grundy, b.a.,

Customs Department— Assistant Masters — George Lowe, F. J.

Customs Building, Johore Bahru; Treusein,

Vos, S. binSubramaniam, F. A. IA)

Teleph. 32 (Johore Bahru) Chin,Ahmad Suleiman,

G. J. Stephens, Ng So'Hoo

Ah Ow,Kumb.a.,

Johore Bahru Tan Chong Chew, C. I. Joseph, R. A.

0 Commissioner — E. T. Williams, M.e,s. Logan and Md. Salleh bin Hassan

I; (acting) Bukit Zahrak School—Johore Bahru

ffice Assist.—Ismail

eputy Comm ssioner bin —Ariffin Headmaster—H. B. Manby

Hon. Dato Assistant

| AwangSuperintendents

bin Omar, d.p.m.g. Masters—Ahmad

Aiyer, Khoob.Peng Suleiman,

Hock, T.J.

/!,Assist. — Mahmood bin H. Anhadurai

Hussein, Hussein bin Hj. Sulong and A.Hoe,David, Chen Siew Suan, Chiang Mong

V. Krishna, Pbh Sob Jin, Goh

Toh Boon

s Abdul Kadir bin Abdullah Chin,

riSupt., Preventive

/Assist. Branch—P.Branch—Wan

Supts., Preventive Lavender Chow, M.ZainalMadhavaniar,

Abidin binb.a.,Tamby Teik

and

i; Ibrahim bin Uda, Orman bin Ahmad Koh Gim Chuan

! and U. A. Rahman bin Mansur Av/e 11eng Primary School—

1 Muar Johore Bahru

Depy.Commissioner—Wan

uAssist. Supts.—A. Rahman Idris b. Ibrahim

bin Awang Headmistress—Mrs. de Burgh Thomas

and Assistants

Bidi Preventive Mistresses—Mrs.

bin H. YusofBranch—Capt. H. S. J. M. Pereira, Mrs. B. de Souza, J. Lowe,

Mrs.Miss

L.

jSupt., Moore, Mrs. H. K. Wee and Tan Kiong

P f Lloyd Hee

G'166 JOHORK

Government English. Scluxil— M uar Collector, Land Revenue, Batu Pahat —

Headmaster—J. R. Taylor, m.a. J. Falconer

Collector, Land Revenue, Segamat— R.

JCuropean

European MMaster—J.

isl ress - MD.r.s.Joseph, b.a.

C. E. Milne W. Grant

Assistant- Masters,.—C. D. Westwood; A. N. WardLand Revenue, Kota Tinggi —

Cdllectot,

Sinnathatnby, i’. Ij. Mamy, T. iSivagur- Collector, Land Revenue, Kukup — J. A.

upillay,Pakhar

b.a.. N. A. Hanniay,P. Chelliah John, A. Faith

P. C. Joseph, Singh, Hans Raj L.Bangah,Machado, K. -Collector,

Turner Land Revenue, Kluang—H. G.

V. Lingam, A/.man bin A. Hamid, A. K. |Collector, Land Revenue, Johore Bahru—

Pillai, Ibrahim bin Haji Salarn, S. P. Dato Abdul

Johnston, Lee beng Kiat, Md. Hashim Collector,

bin Mat Piah, Nasir bin Haji Jlakar, 11 LandRahman binEndau—Osman

Revenue, Mohd Yasin

Gawthorne, K. A. Ohaly, Md. Noor bin bin Buang

Abdul Ghani, Yusoff Xajudin bin Tek

and R. A. Monteiro Legal Adviser’s Department

Assist. Mistress—Mrs. E. Hannay Legal Adviser—M. C., Hay (acting)

Government English,School— Deputy Public Prosecutor—Abdul Hamid

Segamat . -. bin Mustapha (acting)

Headmaster—A. (J. Etrahan Oflice Assistant—Abdullah bin Haji

European Mistress—Mrs. M. Singh, Macadam Suleiman

Assistant

Jesudason, Masters—Gurdial

V. A. Mathew, b.a., Lim V.PeekK. Medical Department

Slang,

Ang T. V.Kah,

Kean Sundaram,

A. K. Khor, RengHatim

Mahadev, Hoe, Principal Medical Officer, Johore and

bin Pnteh and Halim Registrar General of Births and Deaths

Assist. Mistresses —Misstbin Hj. A.Someren

M. Van Rahim —G. H. Garlick

Office Assist, to Principal Medical Officer,;

and Miss K. Aeria 1 JohoreOfficer-in-charge,

—1. Abdul RaShidGen’l.

b. Ismail

G'gvernment English Spfitiol-r- Rat u Pahat Medical Hospital,

Headmaster—11. L. Hodge Johdre Bahru-'—J'. M. A. Lawson*

Assistant Masters—-Lee Kong Boon, S. A. Medical Bahru —Officer, General Hospital, Johore

R. Walkingshaw

Monteiro, M. E. Mathews, U. A. Alfred, Medical Officer-in-charge,.

HDevasagayam,

N. Chopra, b.a., T. C. R. -Krishnan,

Moreira, M. Gnana- G. Muar—M. Edwards Govt. Hospital,

sekarain, B. N. Chatterjee, Baud bin Chief Store i Kepper, Central Medical

Store, BatteFibio^iSt—H.

Johore Bahru—J. H.L. Oehlers

Md. Amin, Koo Ewe Teik, M. Aruna- Deputy CarValhb

salam and Toh Boon Chin

Assist. Mistresses — Mrs.- E. A. Mon- Deputy Assist.

Pathologist—S.-Luther

teiro and Miss D. S. Alfred

Trade School—3.6hoxe., Bahru ; Assist. lums, Johore Bahru—J.D.1 Perm bamAsy-

Surgeon, Leper and Lunatic

Headmaster —J. W. Moore' 'Surgeons'-in-ehiirge — Batu Pahat:

Asst. Masters—A. ’Wahid bin Sulaiman, C.KotaChelliah;

Tinggi: Kluang: A. N; Gangully;

.N. S. Mather; Pontian

Md. Zin bin Bha’aii and; Omar bin

Ismail Woodhull; Segamat: S. T.Mersing

Kechil: A, B. C. Doray; : G. S.

Aiyathurai;

Forest Department and Tangkak: K- Copmaraswamy

Dresser - in - charge, Kukup Hospital —

Conservator—C. Srpith, m.k.s. (actg. Vacant

- Assist.

Assist, do., Kluang G, Cairns, M.F.s. Surgeons, General Hospital, Jchore

SubKosai

Assist. Conservator, Johore Bahru — Bahru —X. K. P.Sharma,

Daomodaran, J. JosephV. J.andJohn,

Mohd,K.

bin Haji Md. Salleh Salleh bin A. Hamid

Government Printing Office ’ Assist. Surgeons, Govt. Hospital, Muar—

Superintendent—K. C. David A. Murugasu

Assist. and Koshy Eapeu

Surgeon-in-charge, Govt. Officials,

Commissioner,

Land Office

Lands and Mines — L. A. Apothecary in-charge,C, J.Samuel

Johore Bahru—H. M. F. Hospital,

Allen Johore Bahru—Lt. Omar bin Kechik V.

Olli'ee Assistant — Abu Bakar bin Ahmad Senior Jacques

Health Officer, Johore—F.

Collector,

Kidd Land Revenue, Muar — G. M. Health —P. G.Officer,

CurridJohore South, Johore Bahru*.

 JOHORE C167

Health Officer,

Ruleston Jones Johore North, Muar—W. Court Inspector, Segamat—Ibrahim bin

Hitam

Assist,

R. Health Officer, Johore Bahru—J. O.C.P.D., Labis—Insp. Abdul Kalid

<3wynne

Health Inspectors, Johore Bahru- Muar Circle

M. B, | Chief Police Officer—C.

Leicester, S. Thurairajah, R. M. Ramsay Assist. Commr G. E. Baughan

and Tan See Tee 4 — Ahmad bin Haji Tahir

Health Inspector, Batu Pahat—N. K. 0.0.P.D., Muar—Inspector Hashirn bin

MoheeInspector, Muar—Abdul Rahman

Krishnan

Health Inspectors, Muar—Haji Mohamed Court bin Mohamed

bin

Y. Haji Hassan, Goh Meng Oheh and Second

James Inspector, Muar—Mohamed Said

Infant Welfare Centre, Johore Bahru— O.CbinP.D., Mohamed

Lady Medical Officer, Dr. (Mrs.) Jacques Khan Tangkak —Sub-1 nspector Tawas

Maternity Nurse—Mrs. F. M. King

Assist.

L. N. Lady Medical Officer, Muar—Mrs. O.O.P.D.,

1\ Doray bin Adam

Panchor—Sub-Inspector Shapic

Maternity Nurse—Mrs. Carvalho Patu Pahat Circle

Military Department | Chief Police Officer—R. K. Bell

(Johore Forces) ; Assist. Commr.—Abdul Samad bin Puteh

Headquarters: The Fort, Bukit Timbalan |1 O.C. binP.D.,

HajiBatu

OmarPahat—inspector Ismail

Johore Bahru j Court

Noor.bin HamidBatu Pahat—Mohamed.

Inspector,

! Col. Comdt. — Col. II. II. Sir Ibrahim, | Court Inspector, Batu Pahat—Hatim bin

1 Sultan of Johore, d.k., s.p.m.j., g.c.m.g., Lamit

k.b.e., etc. —Lieut. Col. Hon. Yahya O.O.P.D., Yong Peng—Inspector Othmart

2nd-in-Command

bin A. Talib, d.p.m.j. bin Haji Senggarang-Haron

Samad

Military Adviser and Chief Instructor— O.C.P.D., Baker

bin Abu

k Major I). M. Noyes-Lewis Kluang Circle

'Adjutant—Major JVlohd. Tahir, s.m.j.

J\ Quarter-Master

bin Ahmad — Capt. Abdul Rahman I| Chief Police Officer—(vacant)

^Staff Officer—Maj. Hon. Dato Haji Mohd. J O.C.P.D.,

Hassan Kluang—A. C. P. ffaroii bin

? Said bin Haji Sulieman, d.p.m.j., p.i.s. | Second Inspector, Kluang—Sub-Inspecton

Budin bin Wahab

Mines Department j| O.C.P.D.,

Hussin Mersing—Sub-Inspr. Sulong bin

Warden of Mines—F. C. Marshall I O.C.P. D., Renggam—Sub-Inspector Kas-

C Office of BEGisTRARrGENERAL of Births siman bin Awang Besar

and Deaths Johore Bahru Circle

■Registrar -General — G. H. Garlick

1

j Assist.

Chief Police Officer—L. H. Pearce

Commissioner—Musa; bin Yusof

i. . Police | O.C.P.D., Johore Bahru — A.C.P. Wan.

j Headqiifiirters—Joliojce Bahru Mdhamed bin Uda

Court

ManasInspector,’

bin Sim anJohore Bahru Abdul

i^tate Headquarters-^—Johore Bahru Traffic Branch,

^.Commissioner of Police—E. Bagqt

Adjutant—J. R, C. Denny Omar Johore Bahru—Inspector

Tik bin Kulai—Inspector

>(Dfficer-in-charge, Depot—J. R. C. Denny O.C.P.D., bin Abdul Kadir

Abdul Hamid

i Detective Branch O.C.P.D., Pontian—Sub-Inspr. Mohamed

iLhief Detective Officer—Dato’ Abu Bakar bin Salim

bin Buang;

inspector, d.p.m.j.,andp.i.s.

Weights Measures—Ahmad O.C.P.D.,

Bakhas Plentoiig—Sub Inspector Alahi

bin Pandak Kota Tingg-i Circle

«; Segatnat Circle Chief Police Officer—( Vacant)

ui/hief Police Officer—H. P. Armstrong O.C.P. D., Kota Tinggi —Inspector Hashim

ilssist. Commissioner—(Vacant) bin Maridan

3.C.P.D.,

v|;? Abdul Jamal Segamat—Insp. Mohamed bin O.C.P.D., Mawair-Sub-Inspector Awang

bin Hassan

€163 JOHORE

€.C.P.D., Pengerang — Inspector Haji Mechanical Department

Mohamed ^alleli bin Haji Mohamed Mechanical Engineer—B. Eves

Noor C. Inspector of Machinery—H. H. Brown I

Inspector of Machinery—R. Meldrum t

Police ; Court Foreman—W. C. Zuzartee

First

SecondMagistrate—.1.

do. —Ahmad B.

—Sheikh Abu Weiss Water Wor/cs Department

Third do. bin Bakar

Prang b.Rahman

Yahya Inspector—J. A. Danker

District Office »S7a//'—Johore Bahru

Chief Clerk—Mohamed bin Haji Elias

Snr. Executive Engr.—F. J. Button (acting) 1

Posts and Telegraghs Dept. Assist. Engineers—Arriffin bin H. Alias,

(Johore) R E. Pitt and P. O’Connell

Clerks of Works—J. A. H. Reid and W. A. 1

Postmaster General (actg.)—K. MacLen- Supt., Keyt

Anti-Malarial Works— R. Rajangam

Superintendent—F. A. Thomson Chief Overseer—Musa bin Taib

Chief Telegraph Engineer—A, H. Carson Chief Clerk—Syed Hassan Alkadri

Telegraph Engineer —11. Gibson Muar District

Johore Bahru Telephs. 22 (Executive Engineer’s Office), j

64 (P.W.D.

Postmaster (actg.)—M. Arshad bin Awang Senior Executive Engineer—S. Workshop) Brayshay :

Muar Assist. Engineer—R. P. Kelly

Postmaster (actg.)—Ibrahim bin H. Ismail Assist. Clerks

Electrical Engr.—J. Hardman

of H.Works—F. A. van Schoonbeck

ij

Batu Pahat and J. Carvalho

Postmaster (actg.)—A. Ranee bin Ibrahim Chief Overseer—K. Vein Pillay

Chief Clerk—V. L. Joshua

Prisons Department Water Works

Inspr. of Prisons (Johore) and Supt. of Inspectors—D. O. Gibson and C. G. Scully

Prisons (Johore Bahru) — Major 1). M. Telephs. 7 Batu Pahat District

(Executive Engineer’s Office), '

Noyes-Lewis

Johor'e Bahru (81 P.W.D. Store)

Gaoler, Grade III—W. W. Marsh Executive

Assist. Engineer—A. E,binFallows

Engineer—Ismail

Muar

District Supt.—Major G. M. Kidd, Chief Overseer—S. VythilingamMohamedon .

Chief Clerk—Annuar bin Haji Malik

M.O.S. Segamat District

Gaoler, Grade III—J. Bolton Teleph. 16 (P.W.D. Office) i

Puclic Works Department Executive Engineer—F.

Clerk of Works—G. A. Barthelot Keir .!

(Johore Bahru)’ ; Chief Overseer—K. S. Maniam

Telephs. 163 (Head Office), 163 (District Kluang District

Office), .27 (Electrical Dept.), 43 (Water Teleph. 18 (P.W.D. Office)

Works) and 44 (Store and Workshop) Executive Engineer^—G. S. Thatcher

Headquarters Staff ~Johore Bahru Mersing District

State Engineer—H. F. Waters Teleph. 7 (P.W.D. Office). . 1 1

Executive Engineer—E. A. Gardiner Assistant Engineer—H. L. D. Tucker i

Accountant—F.

Chief Clerk—C. S.M. Subramania

Still Iyer Kota Tinggi District

Drawing Office Teleph. 4 (P.W.D. Office)

Architectural Assist.—T. W. V. May Executive Engineer—R. H. A. Johnson , j!

Electrical Engineer Supreme Court

Chief Elect’l.

Assist. Engr.Engineer—F.

Electrical & Inspr.—A.H.L. Turrel

Birch Judge—The Hon. Mr. Justice W. H. ,

StationForeman—Hadji

Suptl—T. G. Abdul Laver Azis Thorne

Registrar—J. B. Weiss Mohd Nassir

Wiring Assistant Registrar—Inche

Clerk-in charge—Siew Kang Hye bin Haji Salleh

 JOHORE cte»

Survey Office Town Board—Johore Bahru

Head Office—Johore Bahru President—Capt.

Members of TownNelson Jones, m.c., m.c.s.of

Board—Protector

Supt. of Surveys—T. Kitching

Assist. Supts. (Office)—C. C. Best and J. Chinese, Johore

Chief PoliceHealth (Deputy

Officer,Officer, President),

yeniorCollector

Executiveof

W. Morphett Engineer,

Office assistant—Satimen bin Amran Land Revenue, Architectural assistant,

Chief Clerk—R. Omar b Chik (acting) P.W.D., Senior Health Officer, Seah

Chief Draftsman - T. M. Kasipillai Lam Siew, Tan Boon Tye, Dr. T. E.

Chief Computer—N. K. Pillai CheahSyedandAbdullah

and J. N. Dugdale, P. V. Alattas

bin Hassan Gharry

District Office—Johore Bahru Secretary—Inche Mohamed bin Omar

Assist. Supt.—A. G. Robb Cashier—Oh Gim Koey

District Office—Muar Building Inspector and Deputy Registrar

: Assist. Supt.—G. M. Ross-Jackson of Vehicles—G.

Senior A. MarshallE. Webb

Health Inspector—K.

District Office—Batu Pahat Fire Brigade

Assist. Supt.—A. G. Billing Officer-in-charge—R.

Clerk- do. —K. Eves Sitarama Ayer

District 0$ce—Segamat

r Assist. Supt.—R B. Horner Treasury

District 0/ft’ce —Kukup Financial Commissioner and Auditor

if Assist. Supt.—J. O. Richardson General—N. A. Sedwick (actg.)

District Office—Kota Tinggi State Treasurer &binCollector

Duties—Ibrahim Abu Bakar of Stamp

| Surveyor-in-charge—A. G. Robb Assist. Treasurer bin

Duties—Ismail andAbu Collector

Bakar of(acting)

Stamp

Kluang-District Office Accountant—H. Amin bin Ahmad (acting)

| Purveyor-in-charge—R. E. Gray Probate Examiner—Ng Yook Fong

BATH PAHAT DISTRICT

1 State Commissioner—Ungku

bin Mohd. Kalid,Omar

d.k.,bind.p.m.j., Mohamad |I 2nd Assist. Adviser—K. G. A. Dohoo

4 1I: Secretary—Syed Abdulp.i.s. First Magistrate—J. Falconer

Rahman | Second Magistrate—Ahmad bin Abas

Al-atas

I Assistant Adviser—J. Falconer ! Harbour Master—Ooyob bin Haji Abas

END AH

District Office Land Office

■District Officer — Inche Othman bin Collector

man bin

of Land Revenue—Inche Oth-

Buang, s.m.j.

■Chief Clerk—Inche Ibrahim bin Awang Assistant CollectorS.M.J.

Buang, of Land Revenue—

Inche Mohd. Noah bin Omar

C Officer-in-charge, Padang Endau—Ungku Chief Clerk—Inche Abubakar bin Junid

Daud Bin Mahmud Court Office

1stOmar

Magistrate—Inche Mohd. Noah bin

Town Board Office

['President, Town Board—Inche Othman 2ndBuang,Magistrate

s.m.j. — Inche Othman bin

bin Buang, S.M.J. Chief

[Chief Clerk—Inche Abdul Manap bin CourtMajid — Inche Haron bin Abdul

Clerk

Abdullah Interpreter—Chong Ah Poi

i

<’170 JOHORE

Hospital Office JoHbRE1 YoCcnteer. Forces

Assistant; Sung«6iiH^O. S. Woodhall Officer Commanding — Lieut; Mohamed

bin Abdullaih . >qr ri

Sub-Treasery Offjce Qergt. Major—Abjdul AHz bin Ismail

Tt'feas. —Ifictje Ofhilian Inn Ruang, s.m.j.

Clei*]!—Iriohe Ibrahiin'bin Awang 'LiCENSIN'C "ppARD ,7 lh.

Kathi Office Chairman—Inche OthmaUi bin Buang,

Katbi—Haji HasbpliahUbit

binbinHajiAhmad S.M.J.

iiassan Vice-Chairman ;■ .7 , I , ; .,.,J

Chief Clerk—Shiekh, 1 liche Mohd. Noah bin

Omar

Public Works Dept. Committee—Assistant

Custom, W. H. C. Horn, Hurgeon,;i

TowkaySb.pt.

Changof

Assistant

Chief ClerkEngingfer—W.

-Tan Jefe Tee'D. Tiitiker. . Yik, Towkay Chong Kara arid1 Inspector

of Police, . . ; f

Forest Office

Forest Ranger—Mohd. bin Mohdi Saman Marine

Post and Telegraph Fort Officer—Abdul Av. v. bin Ismail

Post Master—Mohamed bin Abdullah Endau Club—Mersing

Malay Teachers Patron—Inche Othnian hiu Buang, s.m.j. ,

Senior Group Teacher—Inche Hashim bin. President—Capt:P.I.S. . . j ■Musa bin Yu^hf, g.M.L,

Haji Ahmad Vice President — Inche Mohamad bin

Teachers. (Boys’ School) — Abdullah bin

Othman, Abas bin . Othman, Mohamed Secretary—Inche Abdullah

Yusuf Abdullah bin Othman

bin Hajibin.AliHaji Abdullah and Hassan Assist. Secretary—Wan Muda bin Jusoh

Treasurer—Inche Ahmad bin Ibrahim

Customs Office Assist. Treasurer—Tuan Haji Ismail bin

Supt.—Ahmad bin Ibrahim Mohamad

Chief Clerk—Wan Mustaffa bin Abdul Auditor—Indhe Ahmad bin Bagam

Rahman Asst. Auditor—Ungku Jaffar bin Ali

Committee

nan, Inche —Inche

Abdul Abdul binGani

AzizInclie bin Inche

Ismail, Bab-

Police Office Keling bin Shukor, Ibrahim bin

O.C.P.D.—Inche( Sulong bin Oinar Van, Inche Haron bin Abdul Majid and

Inche Mohd. Noah bin Omar

Johore Military Forces Treasury Department

Officer Comdg.—Capt. Musa bin Yusuf, Treasurer—Syed Abdullah bin A. Majid

S.M.J., P.I.S.

2nd Lieut.—Abdul Hamid bin Daud (Bluang)

 JOTIORE (J17I

MUAR DISTRICT

State Commissioner’s Office

State Cbmmissioiier — H. H. Tungku Deputy Commissioner of Customs;—W.

Idris bin Ibrahim

Temenggong'Ahmad, o.k., p.i.s.

Secretary—Inche . Ahu Bakar bin Andak, Assist.

Jackson of Surveys —G. M. Ross

Supt.

S.M.J.

Assist. Adviser and 1st Magistrate—Major Secretary, Town Board—Syed Abdul Kadir

bin Mohamed

G. M. Kidd Inspector of Schools—H. Tv. Hodge

Second Assist. Adviser—W. W. M- Lennox Senior Executive . Engiueer’. of ttyblic

Works—S. Brashay

1st Class Magistrate—Inche Mahmood bin Postmaster (acting) — Inche Ibrahim bin

Mohamad Shah Hj. Ismail

Deputy Commissioner of Police^,©. G. E. Harbour Master —TJngku A. Rahman bin

Baughan Ahmad

Medical Officer—Dr. M. Edward District Officer,(Buang)

C^hobong—Inche Hassan

Treasurer—Inche Abu Bakar bin Lida bin Abdullah

\i Allen & Gledhill,

and Notaries PublicAdvocates,

— 23, JalanSolicitors

Majidi, Johore Planters’ Association

M Muar; Cable Ad: Gledhill Rennie Lowick & Co.,' seeretarieT

Partners—R. (Hong t Kong Bank .Chambers,

Stevens D. Page, b.a. (Oxon.),

K. Walters, E. A,

W. Munro, Singapore) <

L. H. Chidson

Leerdam, D. J., Licensed Auctioneer,

\ Bakri and Saaban, Auctioneers and apce 1st Class Appraiser,, Commission, Insur-

h: Appraisers—Cable Ad: llajibakri Sale''Rand

oom:Forwardin

8, Jalan gMaharapi,

A gen t—Office

Muarand

; ChinaMarine,Underwriters,

Accident, MotorLtd., CarLife,

and Fire-

Gen- Agent for:

TheCo.,Commercial Union Assurance

b eral Insurance—Head Office: Hongkong Ld.

®| Chief H’kong.Office,

BankSouthern

Chambers,Agencies—

Singapore The Asia Life Insurance Co., Ltd.

| General Agents—Chop Eng Hock Hin,

6, Jalan Haji Abu, Muar Masonic Lodge,Bahru Johore Royal, No. 3946,

] Crawford Dr. R., m.b., ch.b., d.t.m. & fi. EC.—Jdhore W. M.—W. Leslie Wood

| (Lond.), Estate Medical Officer — Muar I. P. M.—F. C. Clarke (absent)

!,Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Cor- S. W.—H. A. R. Cheeseman

poration

ji Johore ^-Jphore Bahru; Teleph. 482, J. W.—eA. de. Burgh-Thomas

A.L.C.H.Putley, sub agent Chaplain—H. H. BrOwn, P.M.

G. Humfrey Treasurer—G. H. Marlow

Secretary—H. V. H: Pery

'Johore Civil Service Club — Johore D1 Of G.^L. McDonald, p.m.

j Bahru; Teleph. 47 Senior Deacon—J. P. Sutherland

Patron—H. H. The Sultan of Junior Deacon—G. H. Hunt

Johore Assist.

Asst. D.Dir.of ofC.—B.

Cer. Nelson, p.m., p.d.g.

President—Major

'I* Committee — Hon. H. E. Water,

Mr.C. W. m.c. Almoner—Ungku Abdul Aziz

|!. v Mackay, Hon. Mr. M. Hay,Miller

Hon. Organist—R. A. Dix, p.m., p.d.g. 6rg.

1. G.—W. J. Northmore

Mr. N. A. Sedwick, Nelson Jones, J. Stewards—W. E. Nobbs and H. E.

L. Goddard, Hon. Dato Mohamed Debney

SaJleh bin AH and A. C. Putley Tyler—A. F. C. Snow

Hon. Secy.—F. M. Still

 JOHORE-KELANTAN

Muae Civil Service Gli b—Muar, Johore Regen Poultry Farm, Specialists: White

Leghorn, Australorp, Turkeys, C. & S. L. j

Wyandottes, R. I. Reds, etc., and i-

Muar Planters’ Association Breeders of High Class Cattle—Sedenak, ;

Chairman—O. G. A. Fraser Johore; Cable Ad:G. Warrior

Manager—M. Warrior, 3. inst. a.c., j

Vice do. —J. W.

Secretary—A. H. W.Porter

Godfree F.C.I. (Eng.), F. INST. COM. A.

Committee

J. Wallace—and

W. J.G.F. Wallace,

Green R. D. Shelly-Thompson & Demuth, Advocates J

and

JalanSolicitors

Soga BatuofPahat;

S.S. and Johore—82,

Teleph. 127 j

Norris, H. H., Barrister-at-law (Grays W. E. Demuth, m.a. (Oxon.)

Inn), Advocate and Solicitor, Notary

Public for the State of Johore —10, Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd. (Incorporated

inS.S.),

!'

Jalan Petrie, Johore Tin MinePlantation

Agents andRubber Estate

Valuers, and

General \

Import, Export and Produce Merchants,

Shipping and Insurance Agents—Muar,

Ong Huck Chye, Dr., j.p., m.b., b.s. (The (ForJohore;

fullerCable Ad:seeSimit

details, Sime, Darby

Universal Pharmacy) — 118, Acheen

Street; Teleph. 768. Residence: 228, Ltd., Malacca and Singapore)

Macalister Road; Night Teleph. 857 Sing Loh Dispensary—52, .Jalan Ah Fook, j

Johore

J. E.Bahru; Teleph.m.b.,

Thomson, 72 Johore

m.ch., d.t.m.

Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation

Ltd.—1 and .6, Jalan Sayang, Muar; (Paris), d.p.h. (Cantab.) ;

Teleph. 21; Cable Ad: Oversea; Codes: J. N. Dugdale m.b., b.ch. (Edin.)

Bentley’s and Private Town Pharmacy—1, Jalan Bakri, Muar

Warrior, M. G., f. inst. a.c., f.c.i. (Eng.),

Peoplf’s Dispensary, The — 34, Jalan f.Sedenak, inst. com. a., Accountant

Johore; (Inc.)—

Cable Ad: Warrior,

Ibrahim, Johore Bahru

Dr. H. S. Yeoh, m.b.b,s., Medical Sedenak

consultant Brook, Brown & Thacker, L’don. agents

NFLANTAN

4 deg.This35 State lies 6ondeg.

min. and the 15Eastern Coastand

min. North of longitudes

the Malay 101

Peninsula

deg. 22 between

min. andlatitudes

102 deg.

37 min. East, with a coast line of 60 miles on the China Sea. It embraces an area of

5,713

rich alluvial plain, drained by the Kelantan and Golok Rivers and their tributaries.is a

square miles. Southern Kelantan is mountainous but Northern Kelantan

According to the Census of 1931 the population was 369,411 as compared with 309,300,

in 1921.

Kota Bharu, six miles up the Kelantan River, is the capital, and the chief port is

Tumpatand

capital at itsadministrative

mouth. His headquarters

Highness theofSultan resides at Kota Bharu which is the

the State.

The chief

textiles. cold exports

Theseason are copra,

climatefromis October rubber,

healthiertothan betulnut, poultry,

in other parts of thecattle, dried fish and

Peninsula, beingsilk

distinct February. The temperature seldomthere

exceeds 90a

deg. and sometimes falls to 62 deg., .while the average rainfall is about 120 inches a year.

Mr.A.J. Graham,

Mr. W. Scott Mason, as British

the Siamese Adviser, took

Commissioner, over15th,

on July the supervision

1909. of affairs from

 KELANTAN qi-7»

In 1910, the revenue amounted to $419,327 and the expenditure to $403,552. In

1933, atthethe:

debt revenue had risenof tothe$1,801,418,

transference suzerainty andwas

the expenditure

$150,000, uponto $1,563,782.

which SiamThe public9

charged

per cent. This'debt1 was taken over by the F.M.S. Government, interest being reduced

tovalue

4 perofcent. The

the imports debit balknce of the State at the end of 1933 was $4,8Q4;491.31. The

exports $3,454,098 againstin $2,428,196

1933 was in$4,057,602

1932. The against $3,161,326'in'1932,

principal imports were:—Fish,a,nd ofrice,

the

benzine, petroleum, textiles,-machinery, motor vehicles, cement, timbers* and planks.

The tonnage

inThe1932. of the steamers using Kelantan ports was 184,762. in 1933 against 122,886-

StateThere

had atis the

regular

end steamship

of 1933, 212communication

miles of road withopen toBangkok

wheeledand Singapore.

traffic, the twa

main road-s being those from Kota Bharu to Kuala Krai (45 miles) and to Pasir Puteh

(26 miles). The latter has been extended to give connection

State of Trengganu. There is daily connection by rail (except Sundays and Wednes-to Kuala Besut in the

days) between Turn pat and Pahang, an 1 the line to the Siamese

traffic, a daily service between Tumpat and the Perlis boundary, making communica- - border is open for

tion with Penang an easy matter. Kota Bharu is in direct telegraphic communication

with Kuala Lumpur, Haadyai and Trengganu. It is also' connected by telegraph and

telephone

Puteh Temangan,with theSungai

two chief

Nal ports Tumpat

and Pasir Mas.and Bachok, and with Kuala Krai, Pasir

DIRECTORY

GOVERNMENT

Ruler—H.H. the Sultan Sir Ismail ibni Almerhum Sultan MohaMed, IV, k.c.m.o.

British Adviser to the Govt, of Kelantan—Capt. A. C. Baker, m.c., m.o.^.,. b.a. (Oxon)

Assistant British Adviser to the Government of Kelantan—Capt. II. North Hunt, m.c.s.

State Council British Adviser’s Office

■ President—H.

ibni Almerhum H. the

SultanSultan Sir Ismail

Mohamed, IV., British Adviser toA. the

Kelantan—Capt. Government

C. Baker, m.c., m.c.s.,of

K.C.M.G. b.a. (Oxon)

Members — H. H. the Raja Kelantan Assist. British Adviser to the Government

(Tengku Ibrahim ibni Almerhum Sultan Personal of Kelantan—Capt.

Assist, to theH- British

North Hunt, m.c.s.

Adviser—

Mohamed, IV, c.m.g.), British Adviser

I (Capt. A. C. Baker, m.c., m.c.s., b.a. Dato’ Megat Osman

Oxon.), Legal Adviser and Judicial Co- Chief Clerk — Che’ Abdul Hamid bin

| mmissioner (J. D. M. Smith, m.c.s., m.a., Abdul Aziz

! Aberdeen), Assist. British Adviser (Capt.

H.

MudaNorth Hunt,Zainal

(Tengku m.c.s.),Abidin

H- H. ibni

the Alm-

Raja Audit Office

. erhum Sultan Mohamed III), Tengku Auditor—H. A. L. Luckham, m.c.s.

I Temanggong (Tengku Joffar ibni Alm- Chief Clerk—M. K. Sabapathy

j!.1 erhum

Ismara Sultan

Raja Mohamed

(Tengku Abdul II), Tengku

RahmanSri

ibni Almerhum Sultan Ahmad), Tengku CHANDU DEFARTMENt

III Sri Utama Raja (Tengku Mohamed

Tengku Petera Semerak), Tengku Yusoff Stipt.bin ofGharidu^H.* A. L. Luckham, m.c.s,

i Tengku

ibni Almerhum SultanMajidMohamed Chandu Inspector—:Soh Kee lyan

IV, Chandu Ci^rk—Mohammed

Abdul Raja bin Tengku Kassim bin

H Besar Tuan Yusoff, Dato’ Perdana Mentri Pachik

Paduka Raja (Haji Nik Mahmood bin

Haji Ismail, C.B.E.), Nik Ahmad Kamil Conservancy Board

bin Haji Nik Mahmood, (Barr.-at-Law.), District Officer

Dato’ Sri De’Raja(Haji Mohamed Sa’aid —J. A. Harvey,andM.c.s. Registrar of Vehicles

bin Haji Jamal,

Ibrahim bin Hajii.s.o.), Dato’ Dato’

Yusoff), Mufti (Haji

Kaya Deputy, Registrar of Vehicles, Licensing

: Ij Clerk Patiof(Towkay Yeap Hong Officer and Municipal Secretary — Che

Council—Nik HassanGhee)

bin Issa Ismail bin Haji Omar



GotTRTS Mentri

High Court Dato’

Nik Perdana

Mahmood Mentri

bin Paduka

Haji Ismail,Raja—Haji

Legal Adviser & Judicial Commissioner - Chief Clerk—Che’ Mohamed Sall'C.r.e.

eh bin

. 1 . D. M. Suith, m.c.s. Desa

Registrar and Official Translator — Che’ Stia Usaha Keraja-an

Mohamed bin Baba StiaBarrister-at-law,

Usaha Keraja-ah—Nik

Central Court bin Haji Ahmad Kamil,

Nik Mahmood

(Dato’ Perdana Mentri Paduka Raja)

Magistrate—Tengku Hamzah bin Tengku

Zainnl Abidin Gaols

Chief Clerk and Interpr.—Kung King Sun

Ecclesiastical Court Supt.of

Assist, Gaols—Capt.

do. —Wan H.Hussein

A. Anderson, i.s.o.

bin Wan

Chief Kathi—Tlaji Wan Hassan Hamat

Assist, do. —Haji Wan Ahmad Chief Clerk—Mohd Hussein bin Ahmed

Customs Land Office—Kota Bharu

Supt. of Lands North

Kelantan—H. and Registrar of Titles,

Hunt, M.c.s.

Supt. of Marine

Luckharn, M.c.s. and Customs—H. A. L. Assist. Collector of Land Revenue—

Harbour Master and Assist. Supt. of Cus- TengkuRaja Sri Wangsa Raja Dato’ Adika

toms (Kota

Assistant Supt.Bahru)—William KerBharu) Land

of Customs (Kota Magistrate—Tengku Sri Jaya Raja

—A. V. Kandiah Chief Clerk—Wee Tiong Yang

District Offices Medt6aL Department

Ulu Kelantan, Cliief MedicalUluOfficer-

Med.Officer, Dr. L. W. Evans

Kelantan—Dr.W. J.Geale

District Officer—A. Gilmour, m.c.s. Matron—Miss M. Brebner

1stJaffar,

Assist.n.vv;j.

District 0/fic6r—Che Mohamed Staff Nurses—Mrs. J. Pestana and Miss

-2ndIsmail

Assist. District . Officer — Tengku A. Oliveiro

f'erkerma Hospital Assistants, Kota Bharu—E.

Chief Clerk—Mohamed Hussein P. Ganagasaby and G. K. Pillay .

Hospital Assistant, Ulu Kelantanr-

Pasir Puteh Sie Sing Chang

District Officer—J. S. W. Reid, M.c.s. Chief Clerk—Wan Omar bin Wan Awang

1st Asst.

2nd do. —Che

do. do. —Nik Nik

Ahmad Ahmad KamilNik

b. Haji

Mamood Military Police

Chief Clerk-—Che Omar Commr. of Police—-Capt.

Pasir Mas i.s.o., s.k., Hon. A.D.C.H.toA. H.Anderson

H. the

Sultan

Assist. DistrictTemengong

Officer—Tengku Ahmad Deputy

s.k., s.m.k., Extra A.D.O. to H.E.Yusoff,

Commr.—Tengku Mohd. The

bin Tengku High Commissioner

Magistrate,

Mara Raja District Court—Tengku Sri

Assist. Collector of Land Revenue— Assist. Commr.—Tengku Ya’acob

Chief Inspector—Hamzah bin Mahmood

Che Clerk—Nik

Chief Mat bin Osman Abdul(acting)

Rahman Persona] assist, to C. of P.—Proby. Insp.

Second Clerk—Yee Tha Swa A. Rahman

Court Inspector—Mohamed Sha’ari

Bachok (acting) Inspector—Mahmood bin Chik

Detective

Assistant

bin DatoDistrict Officer—Che Abdullah

Kaya Bakti O. Haji.

C P.Omar;Ds.—Pasir Mas: Hussain bin

A.Tengku

C. L. R. Abdullah

— Tengku Abdul Hamid bin Tahir; Kuala Pasir

Krai: PiUeh:

Mahmood Osman

bin bin

Sa’aid

Bandmaster—M. S. Menezies

Chief Clerk—Che Yacob bin Musa Chief Clterk—Awalludin

 KELANTAN C175

Posts and Telegraphs Electrical Department

Supt. of Posts and Telegraphs—H. A. L. Electrical Engineer—F. J. Larard

Luckham, m.c.s.

Postmaster, Kota Bharu—Tan Kim Man Survey Department

Do., Kuala

Do., Tumpat—A.

Krai—S.Periathamby

Kandavanam

Do., Pasir Puteh—V. T. Vengkadam Supt.

Assist

of Surveys—Capt. G. D. Barron

Supt. of Surveys—W. P. Aylward

Telegraph Master,

Sithamparam PillaiKota Bharu A. V. Head Computer—T. Sinnathurai

Public' Works Department . Chief Clerk—M. ^riyaretuam

State Engineer J. B. Maclachlan

Inspector of Works — Raja Abdul ‘ .State Treasurer TliEASltRY

-J. A. Haryey M.o.s. ’

Rahman

-Chief Clerk—N. W. Idris Assist. do. —Che Hassan hin Sulaiman.

Boustead & Co., Ltd. , General Merchants, Mahmood Mahyideen & Co., T., Importers

Shipping.

Agents Estate Cable

—Tumpat; and Ad:Forwarding

Boustead. and Exporters, Commission and News

Head Qfficp:.Sipgapprq Agents. Agents for Kelantan Govern--

• ment Publ icationS — J alan Sultanah

Cycle Trading Co.—Kota Bharu,; Cable, Zainab, - Kota 'Bharu; Teleph, 66; Cable-

Ad: Cycle, Kelantan.; Codes: A.B.jC, 5tji Ad: Mohyideen

andAgents

6th edns. andthe

Bentley’s makes of Tengku Mahmood Mahyideen

for and

Bicycles all MotorLeading

Cycles

MercanItle Bank of, India, Ltd.—Kota

Emu a k Concrete Brick and Tile Works, Bharu; Cable Ad: Paradise; Codes;

Building Contractors, Manufacturers of Bentley’s A-B C- 5fch edn. and Private

Concrete Blocks, etc. — Office: Kuala W. S. W. Parsons, agent

Krai,

DurianUlu Kelantan, Works: Sungie

Kelantan St. Andrew Society Soon Tnye Chop, The, Diirian Cake

Chieftain — W. Graeme Anderson, Manufacturers — Works : Kampong

Manek Urai Ch ina, Kota Bharu, Kelafitan; Cable

Hon. Secy.—J. McK icol, Kuala Pertang Ad: Lempok

t

 TRE.\(i(iAMT

tion With a 1931territory

censusof about 5,000 square miles,isantheextensive sea-board,of and a popula-

States.at theIt lies between oflatitude

179,789,4°Trengganu

and 5® 55' North least developed

longitude and theallmeridians

the Malayof

102° 20' and 103° 20' East Longitude. The capital is Kuala Trengganu situated on

both banks of the mouth of the Trengganu River, with a population of 13,972.

Therenative

by good are 145paths

milesandof rivers.

road open to latter,

traffic. Communication with the interior is

certain point from the sea owing The to rapids. however,

There arearenonotrailways

navigable beyond

(except for a3

light railways on Mines).

A sixty six-mile trunk road from Kuala Trengsjanu to the Northern boundary of

the State has been completed and opened to traffic.

Regular steamship communication is maintained with Singapore and Bangkok,

and

coast.locally built motor-boats maintain a passenger service along the Trengganu

timesDuring

such asthetoNorth-East Monsoon,

close the coast from November

to shipping for shorttillperiods.

March, theTheweather

rainfallisandat

temperature conditions are similar to those in the other Malay States.

officesTelegraph communication

are at Kuala Trengganu,wasKretai,

established

Dungun,withKemaman

SingaporeandinBasut.

1922. There

Telegraphare

small local telephone exchanges at Kuala Trengganu, Kemaman and Besut.

Tiie total net value of trade of the State in 1933 was $6,696,330 as against

$6,338,353 in 1932.

The chief exports in 1933 were: —

Copra $ 159,730

Dried Fish 783,691

Tin Ore 403,596

Haematite 1,510,867

Manganese . 82,500

Para Rubber 577,715

Arecanuts 92,588

The chief imports in 1933 were: —

Rice $ 110,213

Sugar ••• 72,021

Tobacco,. Cigarettes and Cigars ••• 150,783

Cotton Stuffs 257,469

Petroleum 154,611

The Malays are ingenious and industrious, and excel as boat-builders and

fishermen. They also engage in silk weaving, net making, and iron,

brass and nickel manufacturing.

The revenue of the State for the year 1933 A.D. (22/8/50 to 4/9/51 A.H.)

amounted to $1,165,578 and the expenditure to $1,060,306, the corresponding

figures being as above.

By an agreement

Trengganu, dated 24thbetween His Majesty’s

May, 1919, the then Government

Sultan agreedandtothereceive

Government

a Britishof

Adviser in place of an Agent, whose advice

matters affecting the general administration of the country. must be asked and acted upon in all

The indebtedness of the State at the end of 1933 stood at $4,177,966.

represents $3,610,000 principal and $567,966 arrears of interest, owed to the Govern- This sum

ment of the Straits Settlements. The State obtained a loan of $1,000,000 in 1923 for

 THE NG GAN II Cl 77

development purposes, and this was followed by further loans of $100,000 in

$1,500,000 in 1928, $100,000 in 1932 and $110,000 in 1933 (of which $10,000 only was 1925,

actually advanced during the year. These have enabled the State (by resumption

ofexpenditure

concessions)onto essential

recover control

works ofof development—surveys,

important natural resources, and tobuildings

machinery, incur large

and

roads.

The reigning Sultan is His Highness Sir Suleiman Badru’l-alam Shah, k.C.m.g.

ibni almerhum Sultan Zainalabidin. He was installed Sultan on 26th May, 1920 and

he governs the State in consultation with his State Council.

DIRECTORY

GOVERNMENT

Sultan—His Highness Sir Sulaiman Badaru’l-alam Shah, k.c.m.g., ibni Almarhum

Sultan Zainalabidin

Mentri Besar—Hap Ngah bin Yusof Dato’ Seri Amar Diraja, c.B.E.

State Secretary—tengku Omar bin Osman (Tengku Seri Setia Raja)

Office of British Adviser Court Clerk—Inche Mohamed Bin Aki

British Adviser—C. C. Brown Collector of Stamp Duties, Official

Administrator and Registrar of

Office Assistant—K. P. Pillai Deeds (Ketua, Penyiasat Tarikah

Official Translator—Abdullah bin Taib and Boh

Baitalmal)—Inche Busu Bin

Clerk—Inche Abdulrahim Bin. Dato

Audit Office Biji Sura

State Auditor—Dato Bentara Luar Official Assignee’s Department

(Inche Mohd. Kasim bin Hussain), Official Assignee — Inche’ Busu bin Noh,

M.C.S. T.C.S.

First Assistant Auditor—Haji Wan Clerk—Inche’ da Abdul-Rahim bin Datok

Dagang bin Abdhllah

Second Assistant Auditor—Tengku Biji Sura

Wok Mahmud bin Mustapa

Chief Clerk—Inche Abdulrahman bin Board ofEducation Department

Education—Dato Seri Bentara

Andika

Awang deKaja, (Chairman), 1 ato

Luar, (Secretary), Dato Kemal Wangsa,

Supreme Court Dato

MokhtarNarabinde Raja, Haji Wan

Abdullah and Mohd.

Haji

Judge—Inch^ Nik Mohammad bin Hitam Abdullah

(Dato Biji Sura) bin Abdulmutalib

Supt.—Dato

Chief Bentara

Clerk—Inche Luar

Osman (Acting)

bin Mahmood

Registrar—Wan. Mahmood bin Abdul- Visiting Teacher—Inche Busu bin Daing

rahim

Probationer Officer—Tengku Ismail Malik

Ibni Almerhum Sultan Zainal Qdverivnient ^xigliah School

Abidin Head Master—G. M. Nayar, Osman bin

Clerk—Tarikah Inche Osman Bin Ali Assistant TeachersMSaiyid

Financial Clerk—Inche Awang Abdul- Musa and Wee Bian Leng

lah Bin Haji Da Mohamed Government Arab School

Copying Clerk — Wan. Omar Bin Head Master—Sheikh Abdul Rahman bin

Datok Panglima Dalam (Wan Mo- Daud

hamed) Assist. Teacher - Sheikh Zin bin.Noor

mis TRENGGANU

Vernacular Schools Public Works Department

Group^Teaclier

ap(l pead IVia^ter(Jv Trengganii

(Paya. Bunga,pistript^)

Schoo3), State Engineer—W. H. Lindsay, B.sc.

—Che Ali bin Long / (Eng;)

Group Teacher (Eastern Districts) and Financial Assist.—Wan Mud a bin Ali

Head Master (Ma ay School, Kemaman)

—CheTeacher

Group' Mohd. bin Isinai Districts) arid

(Wpstern

Head Master (Kuala Besut School) • Religious' Affairs

Che Wan Abu Bakar bin Chik Commissioner—Haji Wan Sulieman (Dato

Land Office Kamal Wangsa)

Commissioner of Lands and Miiirk—

A. T. Newboult, M.c.s. (acting)

Collector Survey Department

ley, M.C.S.of Land Bevenue—D. Head-

Assistant Collector of Land Revenue Siipt.' of Surveys—J. A. Tulloch

I. —Che’ Yusof binGlerk-pChe Long Shamsudin bin Hajf

Assistant Collector of Land Revenue Chief Talib hip, Dato? :Jaya

II.

(acting) —Che’ Emhopg

Treasury Department

Marine, Customs, Chandu and State Treasurer—Dato’ Seri-Andika di

Imports and Exports Dept. Raja

Supt.—Datd’ Jaya Perkasa Assist. Treasurer—Abu Bakar bin Dato’'

Assist.'

T.c.s. Supt.— Inche Busu bin Nob, Seri Lela di Raja

SOUTHERN DIVISION

State Commissioner—Tengku Wangsa Kretai

Tengku Hitam bin Ali

Assist. British Adviser—Y. A. B. Asst. Bist: Officp—Khamsah

Paka

bin H. Omar

Cobden Ramsay, m,c.s.

Magistrate II—Che’ Khalid District Officer—Che’ Khalid

District Offices Dunguri

Kemasik District Officer—Che’ Hashim bin Dato’’

District Officer—Haji Wan Long Diwangsa

WESTERN DIVISION

State Commissioner—Tengku

Sega ra) Long bin Tengktt Ngah (Tengku Indra

Assist. British Adviser—M. J. Hayward

 TRENG(p,Al^U—KEDAH Gl:7^

Fernandez Bros., General Merchants and Toh Seah Hwee and Tan Tiong Swee,

Commission Agents—Cable Ad: Fern j directors

P. A. Fernandez ' O. C. Smalley, secretary

HinSteam

LeongSaw& Co., Timber Merchants and Phua Ah Wah, manager

Millers—Kemaman; Cable Chia Choo Kiat and Soh Kee

Ad: Hibleong. Head Ollier: 'Chop . >; , .!lCiat,;a^sistaijits

Chye Hin, 416, Beach Boad, Singapore

Tan Chian, sole proprietor IXifiT,EP Trading jCo.^ Gynepil Merchants

Kemaman Cash Stores, Ltd. (Incorpor- and"'Commission

Trenggauu

4.ge^i« —Keinaman,

ated in Singapore), General Merchants,

Commission Agents, Importers and Ex- Agents for;—

porters—Head Office-Office:

148, Selegic Road, Cycle and Carriage Co. (1926), Ld.

Singapore; Business .!alan Pasar, Kodak, Ld.

Chukai, Kemaman tOalplp Ad: Cashstores Danish Is lapfls ^y^piwe^. Bjutt^p^po;

Denmark

Chia Poh Ipeng, managing director

KEDAH

Situated on the north-west coast of the Malay Peninsula, between the parallels of

5 deg.,50 min. and 6 deg. 40 min, North and the meridians of 99 deg. 40 min. and 100-

deg. 55 min. E., Kedah has an area of about 3,648 square miles. In-thCrAim'th and east

the country is hilly, but the plains aloDg the coast are well-watered and fertile. In

the northern

part partindustry

the rubber of the State the chief

has grown agricultural:

to large prodime

dimension^. is rifcfe. Tnctlie

, ,ThD,country -sOuthCrh

us favourable foi"

cattle raising.

The Stgte came under, British protection in 1909, and since them

been mAde. Road making, bridge'building and canal extension are features of the great progress has

present

extended rejpme, andAlor

the railwaythe,.capital!

from Bukif ofMertajam,

Kedah,,liasintobeen

ProvihcfeWellesley, has been

railways onthrough

the frontier Star,

of Perlis. This connection cppneGt .lyith the

completed aind Siamese

regular

railway communication between Singapore And Bangkok has ibeen established. The

money order system has been .introduced and the telegraph and

have been extended. The telephone, system is connected with Penang,and,southwards telephone systems

as far as Seremban.. The towns bf Alor Star, Sungei Pattpii and Kuiim aip ligllited J>y

electricity.

_ At the 1931,census.the population was 429,691, of whom 286^62 )yerf'W^ysyi7;34I5'

Chinese, 50,824 Indians and 411 Europeans.

€180 KEDAH

DIRECTORY

Sultan—H.H. Sir Abdul Hamid Halimshah ibni Sultan Ahmad

Tajudtn, k.c.m.o.

Regent—H. H. Tunku Mahmood, C.M.G.

Aide-de-Camp to H. H. Sultan—H. H. Tunku Badlishah, H. H.

Tunku Kassim

Private Secretary to H. H. Sultan—Wan Md. Amin

State Council Office District Officers

Presdt.—H. H. Tunku Mahmood, c.M.g. Kubang Pasu— Che Md. Jnafar b. Manjur.

Vice-do. — H. H. Tunku Mahmood, c.M.g. Tahado. (asst.)—Syed Hassan bin Syed

Brit. Adviser—Hon. Mr. J. D. Hall, m.c.s. Padang Terap — H. H. Tunku Abdul

Secy, to Govt.—Hon. Che Md. Sheriff Rahman

Assist. British Adviser—P.A.B. McKerron, Padang Terap (Asst.)—Che Sufi bin Che

M.c.s. Hassan

Under-Secretary to Govt.—Che Ismail bin Langkawi—Syed Ahmad Idid

Haji Puteh (actg.) do. (asst.)—Syed Makhthir bin Syed

2nd Under-Secretary I—Syed Hussain bin Osman

Syed Indrus Jama-Mulail ('actg.) Yen—Syed Hassan bin Syed Zain Sha-

2nd Under-Secretary II—Che Shuib bin Yenhabudin (asst.) —Wan Kassin bin Wan Isahak

Che Awang Osman

Baling—Clie Abdul Rahman bin Ahmad

do. (asstd—Che Ismail bin Haron

Audit Office Sik (asst.) —Wan Md. Saman bin Wan Md.

Auditor-General.—H. H. Tungku Kasssim Kuala Saaid

Assist. Auditor-Genl.—(vacant) do.Muda—Che Kassim

(asst.)—H. bin CheAhmad

H. Tunku Ismail

Tajudin

Courts Kulim—Wan Haron lain Wan Lin

Kulim (asst.)—Wan Abdullah bin Wan

High Court—Alor Star Ismail Haji

European Judge—Hon. Mr. Justice G. B- Bandar Haji

Bahru—Wan Tam bin Wan Ismail

Kellagher, m.c.s. Bandar Bahru (asst.)—Che Kassim bin

Chief Malay Judge—Syed Md. Idid Md. Yunus I

Registrar—Che

do —Che Azmi Henafi(acting)

(on leave)

Sheriff-Che Md. Salleh Education

Deputy Registrar—Sheik Md. Hashim Supt. of Education—E. de la M. Stowe!!,

Legal Adviser—C. W. Da’jvson, m.c.s. b.a. (Cantab.)

Assistant Legal Adviser — Che Ismail Head Master, Govt. English School, A. Star t

Merican —E. H. Wilson, m.a.

Lower Court—Alor Star European

Alor Masters,

Star — R. Govt. English School—

A. Goodehild, b.a., r

Chief Magistrate—H.H. Tunku Md. Jiwa W. H. W. Little, b.a. (Dublin)

2nd do. —Syed Abu Bakar Head

3rd do. —H. H. Tunku Ozair Baharu and Lady Supervisor Malay |i

Mistress, Girls’ School, Kampong

Sheriah Court—Alor Star Girls’ Schools-Miss M. B. Lewis, b.a.

Sheikh-ul-Islam—Haji Wan Sulaiman Assist.*Mistre«s, Girls’ School, Kampong

Chief Kathi—Che Da’ aim Raharu— Che Tom bt. Dato’ teitia Abdul !

Razak

 KEDAH C18I

Head Master, . Goyt. English School, Monopolies anp. > Customs,

Sungei Patani—Said Jan bin S. A. Ali Supt.— Che’ Kassim bin Ismail,

Chief Clerk Education Office—Ch'e Mohd. Adviser—Major H. S. Paterson

Ali b. Md. Hassan

Malay Assistant Inspector of Schools— 1stYahya Assist. Supt.—Tunku Ismail bin Tunku

Che Mbhamed Darus bi A. Rahnian

Chief Visiting Teacher—Che Ahmad b. Assistant Supt. of Customs, • Northern

Division—Che Mohd. Akib. bill Yaaeob

Md. Saman Assist.

Visiting

RahmanTeacher North—Che Chik b. A. Assist. him bin WanCentral

Supt.. Salim Kedah—Wan Ibra-

Visiting Supt., South Kedah—Syed Abdul

HassanTeacher South—Che Walad bin Rahman Assistant bin Syed Abdullah Aljaffree

Visiting Teacher Koran North—Mohamed FinancialSyed Zain Aljaffree

Syed Mohamed bin

Zain bin Abu Bakar

Visiting Teacher Koran South—Ahmed Inspector Syed

of Customs, North Kedah—

bin H. Sheriff din Ali bin Syed Abu Bakar Shahabu-

Inspector of Customs, Central Kedah—

Forests Che’ Hussin bin Mohd. Saad

Conservator of Forests—G. W. Somerville Inspector

Din

of Customs, South Kedah—Che

bin Mohd. Sidik

Sub-Assast.

Tam do. +—Cbe Mustaf bin

Police

Land Department Commr.—J. P. Pennefather-Evans (actg.)

Alor Star Officer

Alor Star—H. H. TungkuPolice

Superintending YahayaCircle,

Director—Tuan Syed Ahmad Aljaffree Officer Superintending Police: Circle,

1st Assist. Director—Che La Edin bin Haji Sungei Patain—D. P. Macnamara

Abdul Manan Officer Superintending Police Circlet

Kulim—J. Gardiner

Labour Department Posts and Telegraphs

Protector of Labour—H. T. W. Oswell Supt.—Che Mohamad Arshad bin Osman

Assist. Supt.—Che Mohd. bin Abu Bakar

Marine Department Accountant—M. Thumbusamy

Harbour Master, Port Officer and Reg’strar Engineer—H. E. Cornish

of Imports and Exports—Che Bahrom

bin Ahmad Prisons

Assistant—H. H. Tunku Abdullah

Chief Clerk—Che Abdulrahman bin Lebai Superintendent—C. A. B. McKerron

Assist. do. —Che A. Rahman

Hamid Chief Gaoler—F. C. Roff

Medical Department Public Works Department

State Surgeon—Dr. J. Gray

Medical Officers—Dr. L. F. Day, Dr. It. A. —State —“—Cable Ad: Stateworks

Engineer—C. E. Jenkins

MacNab and Dr. J. A. Cameron

Senior Health Officer—Dr. J. I. Baeza Execu. Engr., Irrigation,

Execu. Engr., North — Lt.-Col. Kedah L.and0.

Health Officer— Dr. It. C. Burgess Chasey

Lady Med. Officer-Dr. (Miss)E. M. Weir Exceu. Engr., Central—L. A. Laffan

Pathologist—Dr. Mustapa Bin Osman Do., South—W. Laurie

Assist.

works—R.Engineer, Head Office and Water-

P. Bradley

Mines Department Assist. Engineer, Irrigation—J. R. Spence

Superintendent—H. S. Paterson, M.c.s. Workshop Foreman—W. L. Davison

*C6

Cf&i KEDAH

Sanitary Doard—Aior Star- Survey Department

Chairman—H.H. T'uhkivMohamed Jewa Supt. of Surveys—J. H. Spowers

Senior Health’Officer Assist. Supts. of Surveys—W. H. E. NeH,

Executive Engineer, U ;K. P. H. Goss, P. H. Bonnet & R. K. A. Bruce

Officer Superintdg. Police Circle, N.K. Surveyor-on-agreement—R. K. A. Bruce

Medical Officer, N. K.

Land Officer, Kota Star Treasury

W. D. Sheffield

Dr. Cheah Toon Lock State Treasuier—H.H. Tunku Badlishali;

Lim Kwe Siang Assist: do. —F. E. Ivery

Che Md. Sutan

Haji Ali

Muthukaruppen Chettiar Veterinary Department

Secretary—Wan Abdullah State Vet. Surgeon—J. J. Fleury, m.r.c.v.s.

Chartered Bank of India, Aitstraiia L. T. A . Robb] partner

and China—Alor Star, Kedah; Cable F. L. Nilsson, c.e., B.sc^,'partner .

Ad:Bishopsgate,

38, Ascendant, Alor Star.E.C.Head

London, 2 Office:

P. R. Wait, sub-agent, Seng Cheong Co., General Merchants

Motjrin & Co., Ltd., Arthur (Incor-

porated inAgents—Bandar

F. M. S.) Merchants and China, Alor Star, Kedah Teleph. 121;

Shippinar Bharu, South ; Cable Ad: Sengcheong; Cod,e: A.B.C. (

Kedah; Teleph. 12, Bandar Bharu; Cable , 5th edh.

Ad:Directors—Arthur

Mourin Mpurin (Chairman) Singh Sardar Sahib, Matab Planter—

and E. James

Secretaries—Serdang Group Hospital Baling, Kedah

Association Wnatt (fe Cp,, General Merchants—125- j

Robb & Nilsson, Civil Engineers and Con- ! 127, Pekan Malayu, Alor Star, Ke lab;

tractors, Reinforced Concrete Specialists Teleph. 125; Cable Ad: Whatt; Code:

—Sungei Patani; Teleph. 70; Cable Ad: A.B.C. 5th edn.

Nilrob Low Guan Huat, prpprietpr

 I* H IM. I H

This is tothethesmallest

is situated north ofof Kedah,

the MalayandStates, the .areaarebeing

its Conditions about 316identical

practically square with

miles.thoseIt

ofin Kedah. The British Advisers have followed the policy which marks

the Bederated Malay States, and the active co-operation of the Raja and his Council British control

has

British suzerainty in 1909. The Federated Malay States have completed the extensionof

led to a great improvement in the internal administration since the assumption^

of their railway system through Perils to link up with the Siamese railway system.

Rail communication with Bangkok has been maintained since the 1st July, 1918.

The population at the census of 1931 comprised 49,279 persons, of whom 40,021

were Malays,

British 6,500 Chinese

Protection and about

was $102,522. For1,790 Siamese. Theyear

the Mohammedan revenue in theApril,

1352 (26th first 1933,

year toof

15th April,and1934)

$513,874 the revenue

$416,574 was $530,709

in the previous year. andWith

expenditure $464,457,of assuzerainty

the transference compareda with

debt

of $495,394 was taken over by the F.M.S. The debt has since been repaid.

Kangar, the Government Headquarters, is a busy little town of about _ 2,000

inhabitants. The shop-keepers besides selling sundry goods also export padi—the

staple product of the country—as well as ducks and fowis for the Penang market. The

| chief imports are cottons for native clothing, kerosene, tobacco and sundry odds and

■eKangar,

nds usedonbythetheMain MalayTrunkcountryRailway

people,fromH,H.Singapore

the Raja tolivesBangkok.

at Arau, In6 miles

1910fromthe

State Council abolished the general duty of 3 per cent, on imported

(A. H. 1351) the only goods on which imported, duties were levied were spirits, goods. Till beer,

1932

wine, tobacco, kerosene, petroleum, matches, sugar and cartridges.

|as a result of the Ottawa Conference, additional duties were imposed on a number of At the end of 1932

articles, the chief of which are cotton goods, milk, perfumery, and rubber goods.

■ -dutv.

ArticlesThe

manufactured

general dutywithin of 5the

perBritish

cent, onEmpire

exportsarehasentitled to_ preferential

been abolished rates byof

and replaced

duties on rice, tin-ore, rubber, jungle produce and other specific products. 1351

hills of Perlis contain caves rich in guano deposits. The chief native cultivation is

padi. Rubber

pikul=133j lbs.] is represented by a few native plantations. [Note: 2 dollar=2s. 4d. 1

DIRECTORY

Members of State Council , Government Officials

H. H. The Raja, Tuan Syed Alwi, c.m.g., Adviser—0. E.1 Venables, M.c.s.1

c.b.e., president Commissioner of Lands—vacant

‘Tuan Syed Hamzah, vice-president Judges—Haji Ahmad, Syed Hussin and

Syed Hassan

The British Adviser Collector of Customs and Supt., Chandu

Tuan Syed Idrus Monopoly—Syed Bakar Aljaffrie

Treasurer—Haji Ismail

Tuan Haji Muhammad Nor Chief of Police—Che Matt

Tuan Haji Ahmad Chief Kathi—Haji

Clerk Muhammad

of Councils—Syed Darus NorJamalulil

 SIAMESE MONEY, WEIGHTS AND MEASURES

MONET

4420Bats

Salii'ngs oror 11 BatorTical—

Tamlu’ng ==

Tamlii’ngs or I Ch’ang $2-40 |I ]00

S0'

$48-00

6 0 50 Ch’angs or 1 Hap

Haps or 1 Tara

—- $2,400‘00

=$240,000-00

WEIGHTS

The standard of weight being, th'e coin of the country, weights are designated by the same'

terms. A Tical weighs 236 grains troy.

The Siamese standard of weight is just double that of the Chinese, and goods are bought

and sold in Bangkok more by the Chinese than the Siamese standard.

LONG MEASURE

1 Niw ... = inch

12 Niws make 1 K’u’p eAs : 9f inches

2 K’u’ps ma,ke 1 Sawk 19} inches

4 Sawks make 1 Wah = 78 inches

20 Wahs make , 1 Sen = 130 feet

400 Sens make 1 Tot = 9| statute miles

Note.—Timber is bought by the Y ok, which is 64 Sawk in length by 1 Sawk in

width or 36,864 Siamese inches, being equivalent to 169 square feet.

DRY MEASURE

20 Tanans make 1 Tang == 15 pints I| 10025 Tiinans

1 Tanan ,.= Li pints Tangs or 80 Sat make

make 1L Sat

Keean (Coyan).

A Keeanis20 Piculs; a Picul is 133ilbs. avoirdupois.

The metric system is widely used in commerce. A law promulgated in 1924 provides that

the metric system shall be the standardised and legalisecl system of weights and measures in

Siam, but this law is optional for the time being.

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 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

IN

MALAYA, SUMATRA, BORNEO, ETC.

A. & M. Rubber Syndicate, Ltd.— Commissie van het Algemeen Proe-f-

Victoria Point, Lower Burma station der A.V.R.O.S.

S. Booth Russell, gen. manager President—Dr. J. F. A. M. Buf-

Whittall & •Co., Kuala Lumpur, fart

agents Commissie van Controle op de

Secretaries and Registered Office— Toewijzing van de Ingekomcn

A. B. Simson, 33, Eastcheap,. Aanvragen voor Contractar-

London, E.0. 3. beiders

Acreage — Total 1,000, cultivated

(rubber) 699 Allagar Rubber Plantations, Ltd.—

Trong, Perak (F.M.S.)

Abaco (Selangor) Rubber, Ltd.—Sem- R. J.. Strong, manager

1 enyiih P.O., Kajang, Selangor Registered Office—Planters’ Stores

| A. L. Shelton-Palmet, manager and Agency Co., Ld., 17, St.

; Registered Office—Bright & Gal- Helen’s Place, London, E.C.

braith, Ld., 7, Martin’s Lane, Acreage—Total : 1,804, cultivated

London, E.C. (rubber) 1,717.

. Agents—Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd.,

Kuala Lumpur

Acreage—Total: 1,010. : Cultivated Allenby Rubber Oq., Ltd.—Eng Kee

(rubber) 1,010 Estate, Johore; Tankah P.O. via

[i Algemeene Vereeniging van Rubber- Malacca

I planters ter Oostkust van Sumatra! A. W. Porter, manager

(A.V.R.O.S.)—Sumatra Registered Office—Harrisons,

& Co., Ld., Kuala LumpurBarker

B^stuur Acreage—Total: 1,827, cultivated

I President—Dr. H. Kolkman 1,548 (coconuts) 31.

Vice-President—J. Morton

Secretaris—Dr. M. Haisma

I Secretariaat (A.V.R.O.S.) Alma .Estates, Ltd.—Alma, Province

| Secretaris—Dr. M. Haisma ’Wellesley

Java Immigranten Bureau der H- E. Sparke, manager

A.V.R.O.S. Registered Office—J. A. Wattie &

Directeur—Dr. M. Haisma Co., Shanghai

I Administrateur—Oh. H. Paris Local Agents—Kennedy, Burkill &

Algemeen Proefstation der Co.-, Ltd., Penang

A.V.R.O.S. Acreage*—Total: 2,279, cultivated,

Directeur—Dr. A. W. K. de (rubber) 1,957, (coconuts)*; 20.

Jong

I>. Secretaris—Dr. M. Haisma

9 • Dagelijksch Bestuur Alor Gajah Rubber Estate, Ltd.—

Directeur—Dr. H. Kolkman Alor Gajah, Malacca

I, Secretaris—Dr. M. Haisma Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd., Malacca,

I Commissie van Toezieht. op het agents

Java Immigrahten Bureau der Secretaries & Registered Office—Der-

A.V.R.O.S. rick & Co., Singapore

President—Dr. H. Kolkman Acreage — Total: 765, cultivated

' Directeur, Botanicus — Dr. A. (rubber)-’758

d’Angremond'

C186 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Alor Pongsu Amalgamated Estates, American Malayan Plantations, Ltd.,

Ltd.—Bagan Serai, Perak —Sungei Patani, Kedah; Cable Ad :

E. Baker, manager, ALor Pongsu Malamplan, Sungei Patani ;

5 and Brieh Estates J. W. Bieknell, presidertt and

' Registered Office—R. L. Spicer & mafiagltfg 'director

Co., 3 and 4, Great Winchester^ M. D. Knapp, general manager

Street, London, E.C. U. A. N. Laing, inspector

Acreage—Planted: 1,295 ; R. B.t Wallace, m.b., ch.b., etc.r

Agents—A. A. Anthony & (jo., medical officer

Penang Harvard

H. R,Estate,

Walden,Bedong, Kedah

manager

Alpha Bernam Estate—Utan :Melin- Searboro Division

tang, Lower Perak . L. I. Jones,. E. B. Pratt and

A. Wiberg, manager 1 J. D. Green,iassistants

Acreage — Total: 1,600, cultivated Acreage—Total: 5,063, cultivated.

(rubber) 950, , (coconuts) 330 (rubber) 4,500

Harvard Division

Amalgamated-Malay Estates, Ltd.— J. C. Pratt, P. S. Sherwood and

Jinjang Estate, “Selangor T. J. Plerriott, assistants

N. C. Athorne, manager Acreage—Total: 6,300, cultivated

Serdang Estate—Sungei Besi, F.M.S. Dublin(rubber) 6,224^

Estate,. Karangan, Kedah

N. 'C. Athorne, manager R. S. C. Herring, manager

Registered Office—Boustead & Co., PI. F. G. Malet, R. B. Dure,

Ld., 1, Embankment, Kuala L. J. .Thompson and J-

Lumpur ; O’Callaghan, [assistants

Acreage—Total: -2,541, cultivated! Acreage—Total:. 10,;820, cultivated

(rubber) 1,950. (rubber) 6,224

Amalgamated Rubber & General! Bristol Estate, Kuang, Selangor

A. * Lament, .manager

Estates, Ltd. Dr. B. Barrowmanj med. officer

Dolok Estates—P.O.—Lima Poeloeh, Acreage—Total 2,357, cultivated

Sumatra. Teleph. 33, Parianaan. (rubber) 2,2481

Station—Lima Poeloeh. Wessyngton Estate, Rengam, Johore

P. Winiger, general manager D. S. Inglis, man’ager

Dolok Taloen Saragih Estates Dr. R. tlall, visiting med. officer

A. H. Schonfield, manager Acreage—Total: 3,096:, cultivated

Besar Maligas “ B ” Estate (rubber) 3,046

Chr. J. H. van der (Scheer, acting Linden Estate

l manager H.' E. Hoi well, manager

Besar Maligas “ B ” Estate Acreage—Total: 2,583, cultivated

E. Wohlgemuth, manager (rubber) 2,557

Bahilang Estate—Teleph. 106, Tebing

Tinggi

K. Hohermut, manager Amherst Estates (Selangor) Rubber.

Nagodang Estate Co., Ltd.—Amherst Estate, Selan-

L. H. Nahapiet, manager gor; P.O. Box 132, . Kuala Lumpur

Goenoeng Malajoe Estate (Gambier Acreage—Total: 1020, Cultivated

and Oil Palms). Postal address: (rubber) 1,001 :

Tanjong Balei G. R. S. Whittle, general manager

A. Bouvard, head manager Leonardo Estate—P.G. Box 132,

'Negara Estate Kuala Lumpur

H. Senn, manager Acreage — Total: 513, cultivated

(rubber) 505J

Amber Rubber Estate—Johore Bahru D. M. Whyte, [assistant

J. J. Mathews, manager Registered Ollice- Kennaway, Neame

Secretaries and Agents—Sime, Dar- & Co., 6, Lloyd’s Avenue, Lon-

by & Co., Ltd., Malacca don, E.C. 3.

 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS dw

Amherst Estates-■ ■(Bblang&r) : Rubber Secretaries and Registered Ofttbe—

Co., Lfi).; S't. !:Ives;- and Pedro Eastern Industries, ‘ Ltd., King

Estates—Rerilbati, Negri Sembilan William S't, House, London,

• "(sU RnS, Whittle.--genterial manager " E.C. 4

, The Planters Store and Agency

Co., Kuala Lumpur,cultivated

■Afijeage^Total5^2,,.,. agents x1ngi.() J oirbR'E R'ubeer EStates, ’ Ltb.

(Qreat Britain,)—Merging' JohoTe,

(tubher) 490 via Singapore:

C. T. Hinde, mattager

Kenria^vay>: andNeftnie

.Registered Office--6,

&; Co., Dr, M., H, Kapa.dia e.r.c.s.e.,.

visiting medical officer

Lloyd’s Avenue, London, E.C. Agents: Mansergh and Taylor,

• SeretpbanOffice—Henry ' Gunter,

.Registered

AiviHERisv - Estate (Steh) Rimf-.BR Co., 37-'38. ' Eenchurch Street, ' London,

Ltd. Jenderak- Ehtate, • Cong Halt, E.C. 3 .

Pahang via Gemas Acreage—Total: ! 1,964.’,, cultivated

F. C: ’AhdeTson; manager

Secretaries—Ke:miav.ay Neame & (nibVer) .1,108

Co., Lloyd's 1 Avenue, London, An'glo-Malay UuBiiER Co., - Ltd.—Lin-

. EiG) 3 sum Estate, Bantau, Negri Sembilan

Acreage—Total : 3,'655, cultivated Acreage—planted 1,649

; (ytiibber) 600,: : Wi A. Millner, mahagpr ,

Ampat (Sumatra) Rubber Estate, Ltd., Terent.ang Estatp—Sungei Gadut

Ramboeng Estate—Sumatra ; Postal : Acreage—planted,,..1,523

Ad: Ramp ah, Deli, S.O.K. W.. A. Milkier,- manager

Secretaries—Guthrie k Co., Ltd., Ayer ' Angat Estate—Pedas, ’ Negri

London Sembilan

yAcreage—Total: . 3,140,; .cultivated Acreage—planted 1,849

(rubber) 1,977 ' . W. A; Millner, manager

Guthrie A- Co., Ld., Median,-'agents St. Ilelier Estate—Bahau

• 'N: F.'M/ Burns, niankger D. J. Fr

Registered ..Officer—Harrisons k Cr.os-

field, -’Ld., 1-‘4,! Great’ ToWer St.,

Anglo-Java Rubber "and Produce Co., London. E.Q.

, Ltjd. . , Agents—HaTrisons, Barker &' Co.,

Nam Heng Estate^1 Kotar. Tinggi, Ltd., Kuala Lumpur-

iJdhore ‘j. Aoreagei—Total:aiO-l 5,739 ' , 7,

C. F. Stilwell. manager ■ Anglo-Sumatra Rubber Co., Ltd.

A. Ku D. Neilson,* Sr., lasst. (Incorporated in Scotland), Grea-

..aHy E., acke-nzie,.,ags(. han 'Estate^Sumatra; Postal Ad:

.:,.,u] R.ifA.'Cdlep7)’as^t,!,. ... Bangoen Poerba, Deli; Tbleph. 3

Acreage—Total: 8,425, cultivated (Galang); Cable Ad: Anglo-stra,

(!■•Sungei

. ^fiubber) Medan; Codes: BrOomhall’s (Rub-

Kong Kong.-Estathy . Kota

.6^250 . ber edition), A.B:C. 5th edn.

Tinggi A- H. Hambfook, manager Office—

C. F. Stilwell, manager Secretaries ..and Registered

5 Acreage—.Total: 1,994, , cultivated Brewis, , Rainie & Boyd, 6,. Dar-

’ ' (rubber) 1,97^’ ' , naiyay.,Street,-Edinburgh

Simpang Papan", EstatnwP.O. Box Agents—PlaTi’isons & Crpsfield, Ltd.,

;: 648, Singappre Medan

C SF. ’Stilwell, m..4jhiijfeer Acreage—Total:

(rubber) 2,548... .

4,590, cultivated

C. M Botten, sr. asst.

W- B. Mart it), asflt.

R- W.' Gray, a#«ti . i;;-' Antara Estate—Sabak.Bernam,- Lower

Acreage—Toteh: 7,484', ( caltiVated Perak

,.,.’3 (rubber/ 6,813,,, G. Kylberg, manager

Sandilands, Butteryn&n£k>.,. Sihga- Acreage

(rubber)— 100,

Total:(coconuts)

267, cultivated

35

pore, agents

Cl 88 EUBBKR ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Arcadia Coconut Estates, Ltd.— Ayer Kuning (F.M.S.) Rubber Co.r

Bagan Datoh, Lower Perak Ltd.—Batu Tiga, Selangor

R. Nutt, manager M. A. P. Gilman, manager

Registered Office1—Lewis, Brown & Registered Office—Thomas Barlow &

Co., Colombo, Ceylon Bro., Ceylon House, 49-51, East-

Agents—Whittall & Co., Kuala cheap, London, E.C.

Lumpur Agents—Barlow & Co., Kuala Lum-

Acreage—Total: 3,070, cultivated pur

(coconuts) 2,260 Acreage—Total: 6,206, planted (rub-

Asahan Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Suma- ber) 3,080, (oil palms) 794

tra

D. B. Milne, manager

L. A. R. Lindau, G. J. Schiete- Ayer Molek Rubber Co., Ltd.—137^

eatte, R. Kern and L. G. Heeren Street, Malacca

Hokanson. assistants P. Gomes, manager

Secretaries and Registered Office— Cheo

Harrisons & Crosfield, Ltd., 1-4,

Great Tower Street, London Liam,Engassistants

Yam and Yap Swee

Agents—Harrisons & Ctosfields, C. S. Neiker, runner

Ltd., Medan Registered Office—C. F. Gomes &

Co., 137, Heeren Street, Malacca

Ascot Estates, Ltd.—Port Dickson. Acreage—Total: 1,411, cultivated

Negri Sembilan (rubber) 997

R. M. Robertson, manager

Registered Office—Gibson, Anderson,

Butler & CO., 12, Market Street; Ayer Panas Rubber Estate, Ltd.—

Kuala Lumpur Jasin Malacca

C. C. Curran, manager

Avondale Estate—Kuala Selangor, Registered Office—Derrick & Co.r

Selangor Singapore

G. R. L’Estrange, visiting super- Acreage—Total: 3,165, cultivated

visor (rubber) 2,894, (coconuts) 40.

Cumberbatcb & Co., Ltd'., Kuala

Lumpur, agents

Acreage—Total: . 359, cultivated Ayer Puteh Estate—Kulah Pilah,

(rubber) 222. Negri Sembilan

Ayer Hitam Planting Syndicate, Proprietors—B. J. P. Joaquim

Ltd.—Selangor and E. D. Shern

J. Miller, manager A. 1. Owen, assistant

Registered Office—Whittall & Co., Secretaries and Registered Office —

Kuala Lumpur Cumberbatch & Co., Kuala Lum-

Acreage—Total: 1,524, cultivated pur

(rubber) 1,493 Acreage—Total: 211, cultivated

(rubber) 187

Ayer Kuning Estate—Ayer Kuning

South, Negri Semibilan

Tan Eng Seng, manager Ayer Tawah Rubber Plantation Co.,

Secretaries and Registered Office— Ltd.—Sitiawan, Lower Perak

85, Heeren Street, Malacca H. E. Roberton, manager

Acreage—Total: 352, cultivated Acreage—Total: 1,518, cultivated

(rubber) 331. (rubber) 1,463

Ayer Kuning Estate—Perak Postal Registered Office—'Geddes Trading

Taiping, Perak and Dairy Farm Co., Ld., 8, Yuen

Ooi Ean Chye, manager Ming Yuen Road, Shanghai

Acreage Agents—Harrisons, Barker & Co.,

(rubber)— 479Total : 485, cultivated Ltd., Penang

 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS Cl 89

Ayer Tengah Rubber Estates, Ltd.— B alau Planting Syndicate, Ltd. —

Negri Sembjlan Semenyih,, Selangor

A. Murchie, manager Carlyle Bell, manager

Secretaries and Registered Office— Registered Office—Boustead & Co.,

Sime, Darby & Co., Ld., 4, Fort Ld., 1, Embankment, Kuala

Road, Malacca Lumpur

Acreage—total: 1,970, cultivated Acreage—Total: 1,353, cultivated

(rubber) 901' (rubber) 1,203

Bader: Rubber Estate, Ltd.—Mantin,

Negri Sembilan, F.M.S. Balgownie Rubber Estates, Ltd.—

V. C. Cowan, manager Kajang, Ulu Langat, Selangor

Secretaries and Registered Office— Acreage-Total: 871, cultivated

Thos. Barlow & Bros., .49-51, East- (rubber) 784

cheap, London, E.Ci 3. J. B. Sullivan, manager

Agents- Barlow & Co., Kuala Lum- Paroi Estate—Sungei Gadut, N.S.

pur Acreage—Total: 1,217, cultivated

Acreage — Total: SIO, cultivated (rubber) 888

(rubber) 783 V. E. H. Rhodes, manager

Bagan Serai Co., Ltd.-—Soon Lee and Registered Office—Derrick & Co.,

Hai Kee Estates, Bagan Serai, Hongkong Bank Chambers, Singa-

Perak, F.M.S. pore.

R. L. Parker, manager

Boustead & Co., Ltd., Penang, Bander (Sumatra) Rubber Co., Ltd.—

agents Galang Serda, Sumatra

Secretary and Registered Office— E. P. Barnet, manager

F. E. Maguire, Pinner’s Hall, A. Y. W. Cantley, C. H. R.

8 and! 9, Austin Friars, London, Reed and J. E. Fox, assists.

E.C. Registered Office—Bunge House, 31st

Acreage—Total: 1,387, cultivated Mary’s Axe, London

(rubber) 1,231, (coconuts) 130. Acreage—Total: 3,727, cultivated

Bah Lias Rubber Estates; Ltd.—Bah (rubber) 2,362

Lias, Deli, Sumatra Anglo-Dutch Estates Agency, Ltd'.,

Secretaries & Registered Office— Medan, agents

Harrisons & Crosfield, Ltd., 1-4,

Great —Tower

Acreage Total:Street,

' 816, London

cultivated Bang Nara Rubber Co., Ltd.—Bang-

1,361 nara (Naradhivas), “South Siam

A. E. C. Gercke, manager

Bahru Selangor Rubber Co., Ltd.— Secretaries—The Bangkok Times

Jeram, Selangor Press, Ltd., Bangkok

A. B. Carey, manager Registered Office—Bagueley and

Registered Office—A, B. Simson, 139, Tooth, New Road, Bangkok

Cannon Street, London, E.C. 3. Acreage — Total: 1,280 cultivated

Barlow & 'Co., Singapore, agents (rubber) 492, (coconuts) 80

Acreage—Total: 635, cultivated !

(rubber) 633. BangawAn

Estate vidRubber,

Jesselton,Ltd.—P,angawan

B. N. Borneo

Bajau Rubber and Produce Estates. A. Thomson, manager

Ltd.-—J urong Road, Bukit Timah, F. G. Driskell, W. K. Bennett,

Singapore1 G. A. Holdsworth, F. W.

Garner, L. J. John and F. E.

Secretary & Registered Office—H.P. Short, assistants

. Carter,. 6, Queen . Street, Cheap-

side, London Leo Fen Chung, .bookkeeper

Acreage—Total: 1,026 Dr. J. P. Taylor, medical officer

■Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Singapore, jesselton Agents—Harrisons &

agents Crosfield (Borneo), Ld.

Cl90 RUBBER. ESTATES AND, OTHER PLANTATIONS

London Office—R. Lawrence Spicer Batak Rabit Rubber Estate, Ltd.—

& Co., Secretaries; 3' and 4, Telhk Anson, Perak

R. B. Kennedy, manager

Great Winchester Street, Lon-

don, E.C. 2. J. C. InneS, planting adviser

Acreage—Total:

1 6,530, cultivated A. F. Bruce;‘ assist. do!

(rubber) 5,1500 Agents—Mdssrs. Boustead & Co.,.

Ltd., Penang

Banir Rubber Estate, Lr.x—Banir, Registered Pinner’s

Office—F. E- Maguire,

Hall, 8 and 9, Austin

Perak r Friars, London, E.C.

P. W . Hatfield, manager

Secretaries and Registered Office— Acreage—Total:

(rubber) )3^3,6

1407.4, cultivated

Kennaway, Neame & Co., 6,

Lloyd’s Avenue, London, E.C.

Planters’ Stores and Agency Co., Batang Consolidated'Rubber Estates,

Ltd!., Kuala Lumpur, agents

Acreage—Total: 1,620, cultivated Ltd.—Batang

bilan

Malaka, Negri Sem-

(rubber) 1,170 W. E. Vowler, manager.

Banjar Estates, Ltd., Banjar Estate— Registered Office—Sharpe, Estall &

Co., 1 and 2,_ Gracechurch Street,

Kuala Selangor London, E.C. 3.

S. B Thambo, manager Cumberbatch & ; Go., Ltd., Kuala

J. M. Ferguson, visiting manager Lumpur, agents

Registered Office—The Secretary,

Banjar Estates Ltd., Kuala Se- Acreage—total:

(rubber) 2,670

2,892, cultivated

langor; F.M.S.

Acreage—Total: 563 (coconuts)

Eatang Padang Estate—Pahang Road,

BaiJopdane Rubber, Estate, Ltd., Bi- Tapah; Tapah, Perak; Calile Ad: Reid,

dor, Perak Code : Bentley’s •

B. W. Adams, manager H.W.;W.A-Reid, proprietor

Secretaries and Registered Office— Pellow, assistant

■ Oumberbatch & Oo., Ltd., Kuala Acreage—Total : 446, cultivated 418-

Lumpur (rubber, etc.)

Acreage—Total : 1,163, cultivated

(rubber) 774J

Batu Anam (J©ijorp).Rubber Estates,

Eanteng (Selangor) Rubber Estates, LTD.-rBatu Anam, Johore

H. J. Ridge well, manager

Ltd.—Banting, Selangor

H. C. D’Arcy Irvine, manager General Managers and Secretaries—

Acreage—Total:

' (rubber) 967 1,261, • cultivated J. A. Wattie &-Co., Ld., 10, Can-

ton Road, Shapghai

Pudhong Estate, PuChong

V. G. A. Reeve, manager Kennedy, Burkilh&jGo., Ltd1., Ipbh,

agents

Acreage—Total: 2,219, cultivated Acreage—Total:

(rubber) 1,950 2,313, cultivated

Registered Office*—Guthrie & Co., (rubber) 1,'476

Ld., 5, Whittington Avenue,

.t Leadenhall Street,,.London, E.C. Batu Caves Rubber Co., Ltd. ' (Eng-

Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, land)—Batu Caves, Kuala Lumpur

agents H. J. Stennitt, manager

Bassett Rubber Go., Ltd.—Bagan Registered 10

Office—MeKeekin & Co.

and 11, Lime Street, London,r

Serai, Perak iffibC. 3. ,

A. Y. Tyack, manager

Registered Office—Boustead & Co., Barlow agents

& Co., Kuala Lumpur,

Ld., 1, Weld Quay, Penang

Acreage—Total: 1,771, cultivated Acreage—Total: 3,378, cultivated

(rubber) 223. (rubber) 3,237

 RUBBER ESTATES AND -OTHER ELANTATIONS Cm

B.vru, Eawan Ritbbek .ako CppONu® Batp SEigBiLfAN . E^te — Kajang,

Plantations', Ltd. (Iitcpiiporated in Selangor

England), Batu Kawan Estate— K. '.Sihnathanioyj proprietor

Bukit Tambun, Province Wellesley; S. Tharmalxngam. manager

Teleph. 17, Simpang Ainpat; s Cable Acreage—Total : 117, cultivated

Ad: Reis, Bukit Tambun. 4| miles (rubber) 114

from Simpang Ampat Rly. Station

and If miles from P.O. Batu Tiga (Selangor) Rubber Co.,.

G. S. Reis, j.p., n.sc., manager Ltd. (Incorporated in England^

Conductors—Teoh Guan Chiang, —Batu Tiga, Selangor

C. S. N. Ratinam and A.

Rejaratinam Glenmarie Estate (Perimelagu Thot-

Lim Jin Kooi, chief clerk tam)—Postal

! Ad: Batu Tiga;.

Visiting Agent - J. Helville, ' Teleph. 34, Petaiing; Cable Ad :

Carey Island Batutiga. 2| miles from Railway

Secretaries and Registered Office- Station

Rubber Estate Agency, Ltd., 71, ■ J. S. .Weston, marrager

St. Mary Axe, London, E.C.rS. R. P. Ashdowtl. assistant

S.I.P.E.F., Kuala Lumpur, agents D. S. Gardner, visiting agent

Acreage—‘Total: 5,622, u cultivated Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd..

(rdbbWf) • 1,-047.01, ‘Cnpcohuts) ■ Kuala Lumpur, agents

2091.81 Acreage—Total: 2,000-20, planted

with rdbber 1,8m91

Batu Lima Ritbbek Go., Ltd. (Incor- Batu Estate (Mdonancuttay Thot-

tam—Postjal Ad: Sehtul, Kuala

porated at Sandakan, B-K. iLumpur; Teleph. 2115. 4 miles

Borneo), Bafcu Lima.'Estates fromiknkda LumpuriRailway Sta-

Secretaries and Registered Office— tion

Harrisons & Crosfield (Borneo), J. S. Weston, manager

Ld., Sandakan, B.N. Borneo D. S. Gardner,

Harrisons, Bailkervisiting

i^' Qo.-agent

Ltd.

Batu Lintang Rubber Co:, Ltd.— Kuala Lumpur, agents r :

Bagan Samak, Kedah Acreage—Total : 900, planted with

F. A. McDougall, manager rubber 865

Registered Office—Henry Waugh & Bukit Kiara Estate (Ahran Cuttay

Tbbtta^rh),—Postal Ad: Bukit

Co., Ld., Beach Street, Penang Kiara; P.O. Box 200, OJ,d Daman

Acreage—Total : 3,378, cultivated sar Road, Kuala Luhipur; Teleph.

(rubber) 2,178 ■ 2331. * 6b miles’ from Kuala Lum-

Batu Matang Rubber Plantations, pur Railway Station

Ltd., Batu Matang Estate—Tai- C. A. Fitch, manager

ping, Perak. Arras Estate, Enggor, , 1). S: .Gardner visiting agent,

Perak Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd.,

S. Buyley, manager Kuala LumpuP JagdatSi.

,Henry Waugh & Oo., Ltd.,. Penang, Acreage—Total: 1,239, planted

agents with rubber 1,214

Secretaries and Registered Office—• Rinching Estate—Postal Ad: Se-

Lyall Anderson .&-.Co,, 16, Philpot menyih, Kajang; Teleph. 22, Se-

■ Lane, London, E.O. me-nyih, miles' from Kajang

Acreage—Total: 1,340, cultivated Railway Station and 2pf miles ;

(rubber) 1,321 from Post Office

P. H. Fripp, manager

Batu Rata (Sumatra) Rubber Plat- D. S. Gardner, visiting agent

Agents—Cumberbatch & .Co.,

tation, , Ltd., Batu Rata and Si Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Mahe Estates—Sumatra; Postal Ad: Secretaries—The. Batu Tiga (Se-

Galaojg; Cable Ad • Loeboek Pakam langor) Rubber Co., Ltd.

F. A. Moraux, manager Registered Office—59a, Chancery

Hooglahdt & Cb., agents^ Singapore Lane, London, W. 0. 2

€192 J1UBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Acreage—Total : 1,352,

plantedplanted Behrang Muda Estate — Tanjong

with rubber 1,013,

tea 12

with Malim, Perak ;

Mrs. C. T. de B. Whitehouse, pro

prietor

Batu Village Rubber Estates, Ltd.— C. L. Edmonds, supdt.

Batu Caves, Kuala Lumpur, Selan- Acreage—Total: 425, cultivated

gor (rubber) 40

G. B. Walker, manager

Secretaries 1 and Registered Office— Behrang River Estate — Tanjong

Harrisohs ' Barker & Co., Singa- Malim, Perak

pore W. P, Wilson, manager

Acreage-Total: 62, Cultivated (rub- Acreage—Tothl : 1,215, cultivated

ber) 52 (rubber) 1,215

Bearwell Estate—Klang, Selangor Bekoh Consolidated Rubber Estate,

P. W. Parkinson, proprietor Ltd. (Incorporated in England),

G. M. Browne, manager Johore and Malacca Estates—Postal

Commercial Agents—Elarper, Gil- Ad : Bokok Estate, Asaham, Malacca,

fillan & Co., Kuala Lumpur S.S.; Cable Ad: McKerrow, Asaham

Acreage—Total (rubber) : 182 W. M. McKefrow, manager

Acreage—Total: 3,63l, planted 2,671

Beaufort Borneo Rubber Co., Ltd., (Johore 2,307, Malacca 364)

Planting Companies, etc., Woodford Registered Office—Sharpe, Estall &

Estate—Beaufort, via Jesselton, B. Co., Ld., 1 and 2, Gracechurch

N. Borneo Street, London, E.C.

J. S. Morris, manager Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd., Kuala

Eastern Agents—Guthrie & Co., Lumpur, agents

Ld., Kuala Lumpur, F.M.S.

Belata River (Sel) Rubber Estates,

Beaumont Estate—Klang, Selangor Ltd.R. D.-Kerling, Selangor

Bingley, manager

GohChew

( H.ock

r

YokeHuat,- sole manager

Choon, proprietor C. W. S. Gardner, Kuala Selangor

A. P. Rengam, asst. do. Acreage—Total: 1,750, cultivated

G. T. Chin, visiting, agent (rubber) 1013

Acreage — Total: 402, cultivated

with rubber Belian Wangi Estate—Sungei Gadut,

Negri Seminlan

Bedford Plantations, Ltd. (F.M.S.) Acreage Mrs. I. Battishill, owner

—Slim River, Perak — Total: 139, . cultivated

E. M. R. Callard, manager (rubber)

Secretaries and Agents—Harper.

. Gilfillan & Co., Ltd1., Kuala Beng Kong Seng Estate—90, Jonker

Street, Malacca

Lumpur Secretaries and Registered Office—

Acreage — Total: 956, cultivated 90, Jonker Street, Malacca

(rubber) 920 Acreage — Total : 231, cultivated

(rubber) 231

Behrang Estate — Tanjong Malin,

Perak

'C. T. de B. Whitehouse, managing Benta Rubber Estate, Ltd.—Raub,

director Pahang

C.Dr.L. Baillie,

Edmonds,medical

supt. officer W. G. Ashford, manager

Registered Office—Harrisons, Barker

it Cb., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Acreage — Total: 500, cultivated Acreage—Total

(rubber) 497 • 3,464, cultivated

(rubber) 1,288.

 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIGNiS Ci yjj-

Bun gal Estate—13th Mile Coast Boustead & Co., Ltd., Penang,

Road, agents

B. B.Port Dicksonmanager

Sen Gupta, Acreage—Total; 13,326, cultivated

Secretaries and Registered Office— (rubber) 7,708, (coconuts) 469

13th Mile Coast Road, Port Dick-

son Beulah Rubber Estate—Postal Ad:

Acreage — Total: 273, cultivated Peugkalan Keihpas, Port Dickson,

(rubber and- coconuts) 269, rubber Negri Sembilan

(all mature) 246 A. 1'. Mi. Lane, proprietor

F. R. Poole, do.

Beranang (Selangor) Rubber Planta- Acreage — Total: 200, cultivated

(rubber) 200

tions, Ltd.—Bangi, Selangor; Tel.

No. 24 Kajang; Cable Ad: Buxton,

Bangi Beverlac (Selangor) Rubber Co., Ltd.

. C. A. Buxton, manager —Beverlac, Klang, Selangor

Registered Office. — Boustead Bros., R. F. Richardson, manager

Walsingham House, Seething Lane, Secretaries & Registered Office—Lee-

chman & Co., Colombo, Ceylon

London, E.C. 3

Boustead & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lum- Whittall & Co., Kuala Lumpur,

pur, agents agents

Acreage—Total: 312, cultivated

Bernam-Perak Rubber Plantations, (rubber) 295

•Ltd.—Teluk Anson, Perak Bidor Rubber Estate, Ltd.—Bidor,

Capt. J. E. Staley, manager

Acreage — Total: 2860, cultivated Perak A. E. Gourlay, manager

(rubber) 2,030

Registered Office—Bosanquet, Traill

Bernam Oil Palms, Ltd.—-Ulu Bernam & Co., 4, Market Buildings, 29,

Estate, Perak; Postal Ad: Utan Melin- Mincing Lane, London, E.C. 3

t.ang, via Telnk Anson, Perak; Cable Ad: Acreage—Total:

(rubber) 1,295

1,658, cultivated

Pal mo, Teluk

Station: Utan Anson

Melintang.

Town Railway Cumberbatch & Go., Ltd., Kuala

S. Pontoppidan-MoUer, actg. mgr. Lumpur, agents

O.A. C.Lindquist,

Dalsgaard,assistant

do. Bieam Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Victoria

Estate, Kedah

W. O. Grut, engineer John Jaffray, manager

Acreage—Total 8.345,Cultivated (Oil- Registered Office—Harrisons & Cros-

palms) 6,038,

and (Coconuts) 15 (TeaV 5, (Rubber) 10 field, Ld., 1-4, Great Tower St.,

London, E.C.

Bertam Consolidated Rubber Co., Bikam Rubber Estate, Ltd.—Sungkai,

Ltd.—Negri Sembilan Perak

W. R. Stothard, manager

Boustead & Co., Ld., agents, Acreage—1,310 (rubber)

A. R. Winton, manager

Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Registered Office—H. Read Smith, Registered Office—Harrisons & Cros-

field, Ld., 1-4, Great Tower St.,

4, London Wall Buildings, Lon- London, E.C.

don, E.C. 2. Harrisons, Barker &. Co.,' Ltd.,

Acreage — Total: 3,144, planted Kuala Lumpur, agents

(rubber) 2,628

Bertam Consolidated Rubber Co., Bila (Sumatra) Rubber Lands Ltd.—

Kota Pinang, Sumatra

Ltd.—Kapala Batas, Butterworth, D. G. Gray, manager

Province Wellesley K. G. Jung, assistant

J. D. Knox, j.p., general manager Registered Office—1-4, Great Tower

Secretaries and Registered Office— Street, London

Read Smith & Co., 4, London Wall Harrisons & Crosfield., Ltd., Medan,

Buildings, London, E.C. 2 agents

€!94 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLAN TAT TON'S

B rNTANG RubS^e! Estates" Seremban, BoreiTi Rubber Co., Ltd., the (Incor-

(Negri Sembilan porated in F.M.S:), Bukit Kledek

‘u:Iliiper'

1' Mesney; manager ‘Cd., Etd., Estate—Negri Sembilan • Pbstal grid

Gilfillari Cable Ad: Ayer Kuning South

Kuala Lumpur,' managing agts. A. M. Maxwell, manager

Registered Office—Queensland Bldg., Wilde & Co., Ld., Seremban,’vftit-

84 William '’Street, Melb'oiljme ing "agents

Acreage —- Total: 250, ; cultivated ; Secretaries and Registered Office—

Boustead & Co.; Ld., Kuala Lum-

(rubbfer) 232 pur

Acreage—Total: 1,535, cultivated

Bintan Rubber Estate—Ddtbh Terri- /{■rubber) 1,354

tory, Postal Ad: P.O. Box 83,

Singapore Brad wall (F.M.S.) Rubber Estate,

J. Russell/ proprietor

Acreage-1-12,045, cultivated (rubber) Ltd., The—-Negri Sembilan

A.' Fraser, manager

3350, (coconuts) 45 Registered Office—Thomas Barlow &

Bro., 49-*51,.; Eastcheap, London,

Blackwater Estate (Klang) Rubber Acreage E.C. 3

■Co., Ltd.’—Klarig, Selangor — Total: 3,504, cultivated1

C. E. Bernard, supt. (rubber) 2,915 ,

Registered Office—Skrine & Co., | Barlow Qp,,r Kuala Lumpur, agents -

cifiembo

Whittall & Co., Kuala Lumpur, ! BrAUNtson (Malay) Rubber Estates,

agents’- '■ '

Acreage—Total: 1,371, cultivated | Ltd., Selangor

Brauntson Estate — Jeram,

(rubber) 087 i II. G. Mustard, manager'

Registered’ Office—Naftel. Ruther-

Bode Rubber Estates (1914), Ltd. ford' & Marshall, 20, Eastcheap,

(Incorporated, in England), Bode Acreage-Total: London, E.C. 3.

Estate—Postal Ad: Sandakan, 1/485, cultivated

B.N.B.; Cable Ad-: Tentubode (■rubber) 1,447

■ C. B: Brevier, manager

H. E. Hopkins, assistant.. British Borneo Para Rubber Co.,

W. H. Hall, do. Ltd., The, Beaufort Estate— B.

Wilde & Co., Ld., visiting agents N. Borneo; Postal Ad: Beau-

Elarrisons & Crosfield

Ltd., Sandakan, agents (Borneo), fort via Jesselton; Cable Ad : Bin-

Secretary and1 Registered Office—J. tang, Beaufort; Codes: A.B.C. 5th

RM Phillips, 20,.'Gopthall Avenue, edn., and Broomhall’s

j. S. Tuxford, manager

London, E.C. 2 M. P. Anderson, visiting agent

Acreage—Total: 8,120, cultivated I Registered Office—Macdonald, Ste-

(rubber) 1,136 wart W Co., 87, West Regent St.,

■ Glasgow

B'onawe Estate—Eort Dickson, Negri Acreage—Total:

(rubber) 1,430 3,188, cultivated

Sembilan , ,

Ifrs. G. W. R. Mi)i'arr proprietress

Agents—Harrisons, Barker & Co.

jj-d., Kuala Lumpur IBritish-Malay Rubber Co., Ltd.—

A creage — Tpta/l: 531,, cultivated' I N^ri Sembilan n j . ,

(rubber) 505 , A. R. Thompsbp,, general manager

1 Registered Office—H. L. Turner, 2a,

Ea^tebeap, London, E.11.

BOoNoiTN Estate—Sep^ig, Selangor Acreage — Kubang Estate : Total

-1. H. Bagnall, proprietor S’,000, ■ cultivated (rubber) 2,320.

Planters Loans Board/ managers | Jurdasam Estate: total/ 2,000,

Acreage—Total: 99 cultivated tr'u^er) 1,200

 RUBBER ESTATES‘ AET) OTHER PLANTATIONS Cl95

RnoAnwATElt

J: EsTAife -Siiiigei Siput, : S. B. Palmer', general 'manager

Pe r ak‘; CaBle Aid: Trevor, Secrecaries—Evatt Cp,, .Penang

Siput, Peraki! Acreagei—Total: 1,843, cultivated

T. Trevor, proprietor a1 id, ingr. (rubber) 1,538

Acreage — Total: ' ‘EX),' euiuvated

(rupbef) 180, ^coconut*) 15. Brunei '(BornKo) Rubber and Land

Co., Ltd., Labu, Estate—Postal Ad-:

Broga Rubber Estates, Ltix—ScOangor Biunei Labuan, S.S.

H. W. F. King, manager F. B. Giffening, manager

Registered Office—No. 1, Embank- Registered

. House OldOffice—35/37,

Broad Street,Broad St.

London,;

ment, Kuala Lumpur E.C. 2,

Agents and Secretaries-Cumber-

batch & Co., Ld., Kuala Lumpur Brunei United Plantations, Ltd.

Acreage—Kingsland Estate, Semen- (Incorporated in Straits Settiements)

yih, iSelangorTotal: '1068, culti- S.S.; Cable Ad: Lynn, Brunei

vated;. (rubber) 1,065 TJ. P. Lynn, manager

Rukjit Batu Estate,. Tampin, Negri A. J. Hylkema assistant

Sembilan': Total 1,029, cultivated I Secretaries and Registered Office—

(rubber) 622

Labugama Estate, 1 i Ktidl'a < ■ Pilah, Evatt & Co., French Bank Build-

ing, Singapore

N.S. : Total 335r cultivated (rub-

ber)-. rSSS.,

Bruseh Rubber Estates, Ltd.,- Bruseh

Brooklands (Selangor) Rubber Co., Estate—'Bidor, Perak

Ltd.—Banting, Selangor R. P. Hunter, manager

W. A. Stanton, manager Registered Office—Borneo nCqj;j: Ld.,

Registered OfficeBoustead Bro- 28, Fenchurch Street, London,

thers, Ltd., Seething Lane, Lon- E.C. 3

don Borneo Co., Ltd., Singapore, agents

Boustead & Oo., Kuala I umptir, Acreage—Total : 1,418, cultivated

agents (rubber) 1,362

Acreage—Total: &,057, cultivated

5,092| .(rubber), 56^ (cpeonuts); Bua Bua Estate—Klang;, Selangor .

' Goh' H'ook Hu'at, proprietor

Broome (Selangor) Rubber Planta- Acreage—Total: 190, cultivated

tions; Ltd.—Bangi, Selangor (rubber) 180, pineapple and -fruits

, F. J. Prgtt, manager 10

L. J. P. Oarey,. assist, manager j Bukit Badong Rubber Estate Syndi- .

Registered Office—Rycroft, Kelly & .gate,: Ltd.—Batang Berjuntai, S-e-'

Co,.Ld., 98,, Great Tower . Street, langor

(Faindori

Acreage—Total: 2,044,: cultivated J. Samuels, in charge

; Secretaries & Registered Office—

(rubber) 1,803 Curnberbatch & Od>, Ltd., Kuala

Bruas Perak Rubber Estate, Ltd.— Lumpur

Bruas, Perak Acreage — Total: 1142, cultivated

E. J. Mackie, manager (rubbe-r) 926

Registered Office—McDonald, Ste- ; Buri't ' Badang Rubber Co., Ltd.—

wart & Co., West Regent Street, i Jeram, Selangor

Glasgow D. G. Watson, manager

C umber

Lumpur, batchagents.

• & Co;, Ltd-, Ku:t.l:t .Registered Office—Planters’ Stored

Acreage — Total: 768; cultivated and Agency Cm, Ltd., 17, St.

(rubber) 768 ' Helen’s Place, Bi-shopsgate, Lon-

don, E.C.

Planter§h Stores: and Agency Co.,

Bruas Rubber Co., Ltd/* Bruas and Ltd., agents

Geiang Gajah' Estates—Postal Ad: Acreage—Total : 1,130; > ©Ulfcivated!

Bruas, Perak (rubber) 1,120

Cl96 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Bukit Badong Rubber Estate Syndi- Bukit Kajang Rubber Estates, Ltd.,.

cate, Ltd. — Bukit Badong Estate, Rengo Malay Estate — Kluang,

Baiang Berjuntai, Selangor Johore

J. Samuels, in-charge G. E. Clarke, manager

Secretaries and Registered Office— Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ld.,

Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd., Ruala Kuala Lumpur, agents

Lumper Secretaries and Registered Office—

Acreage — Total: 1,142, cultivated Bright and Galbraith Ltd., 7,

(rubber), 976 Martin’s Lane, Cannon Street,

London, E.C. 4

Acreage—Total: 2,492, cultivated

Bukit Da rah: (Selangor) Rubber Co., (rubber) 1,499

Ltd.—Sungei Buloh, Selangor

A. M. Macphail, manager Bukit Kajang Rubber Estate, Ltd.—

Aereaece—1,000, cultivated (rubber) Malacca

1,000 W. E. Ainger, manager

Secretaries and Registered Office— Registered Office—Bright and Gal-

Cumberbatch & Clo., Ltd., Kuala braith, Ltd., 7, Martin’s Lane,

Lumpur, agents Cannon Street, E.C. 4.

Acreage—Total: 3,636, cultivated

(rubber) 3,271

Bukit Gajah Rubber Co., Ltd.—Petal-

ling; P.O. 316 Kuala Lumpur Bukit Kamuning Rubber Estates,.

H. B. Wilkinson, manager Ltd.—Selangor

Secretaries and Registered Office— S. M. Martin, manager

Cumberbatoh & Co., Ltd., Kuala Leong Peng Khoon, asst. mgr.

Lumpur M. Keishnasamy, asst.

Acreage —■ Total: 500, cultivated Lee Sem Kee, clerk

(rubber) 494 Agents and Secretaries—Cumber-

hatch & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Acreage—Total : 2,000, cultivated

Bukit Cloh Rubber Co., Ltd.—Jeram, (rubber) 1,775

Selangor

A. B. Carey, manager Bukit Katil Rubber Estates, Ltd.—

Registered Office-rA. B. Simson, 139, Malacca

. Cannon Street, London , Cho Seow Lim, manager

Acreage—Total : 1,111, cultivated Koh Cheng Kee, assist, manager,

(rubber) 1,087 Panchor Division

Secretary & Registered Office—C. F.

Be kit Liok (Selangor) Rubber Co., Gomes & Co., 137, Heeren Street

Ltd.—Jeram, Selangor Malacca

N. Fish, manager Acreage

(rubber)— 1140

Total: 1672, cultivated

Acreage—Total: 1,500, cultivated Bukit Kepong Rubber Estates, Ltd.,

(rubber) 1,500 Bukit Kepong and Bolton Estates—

Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Kuala Selangor

Lumpur, agents W. Leggatt, manager

Registered Office—Shaw, Darby & Secretaries—Boustead & Co., Ld.,

Co., Ld., Winchester House, Lon- Kuala Lumpur

don

Bukit Jelotong Rubber Estates, Ltd. Bukit K. B. Rubber Co., Ltd.—Postal

Chua Jacob, manager Ad: 3, First Cross Street, Malacca

Secretaries and Registered Office— G. C. S. Rabjohn, Chairman

C. F. Gomes & Co., 137, Heeren Loh Kim Swi, Director

St., Malacca; Teleph. 67. Secretaries and Registered Office —

Acreage—Total: 1,061, cultivated Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd., Malacca

(rubber) 880 Acreage — Total: 230, cultivated

(rubber) 224

 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS Pi97

Bukit Timah Rubber Estates, Ltd.— Registered Office Taylor, Noble &

Salama, Perak Co., Ld., 481-484, Salisbury House,

E. W. Jacques, manager Lohdon Wall, E.C. 2

Secretary and Registered Office—E. Acreage—ffiotal: 1,985, cultivated

T. Jacques, Matang, Perak (rubber) 1,961

Acreage — Total: 796, cultivated

(rubber) 555 Bukit Pilah Rubber Co., Ltd.

Bukit Kubu Rubber Estates, Ltd.— ' A. P. H, Provest, visiting mgr.

Negri Sembiian Secretaries and Registered Office—

M. L. Phillips, manager Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd., Kuala

Registered Office—S. J. Warnock, Lumpur

84-88, William Street, Melbourne, Bukit Prang Estate, Ltd.—Kajang

Australia Selangor

Derrick & Co., Singapore, agents J. M. Bathgate, managing dir.

Bukit Lintang Rubber Estates, Ltd. Secretaries! and Registered Office —

—Malacca Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd,, Kuala

F, D. Sime, m.a., manager Lumpur

Registered Office—Greenhill & Clap- Acreage—Total: 1,000, cultivated

perton, c.a., 31, George Street, (rubber) 930

Edinburgh

Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd., Malacca, Bukit Pulai Rubber Estate, Ltd.—

agents Johore; Postal Ad: c/o P. O. Masai,

Johore; P.O. Box 501, Singapore

Bukit Mertajam Rubber Co., Ltd.— W. K, Davy, manager

Kedah V. Mi Franklin, assistant

A. J. Forbes, general manager Sandilands Buttery & Co., Singa-

G. E. Angier, senior assistant pore, agents

Registered Office — R. Lawrence Secretaries and Registered Office—

Spicer & Co., 3 and 4, Great Win- Industries and General Invest-

chester Street, London E.C. ment Trust, Ltd.—104, Winchester

Acreage—Total: 3,376, cultivated House, London, E.C. 2

(rubber), 2,192 Acreage—Total: 6,186, cultivated

Henry Waugh & Co., Ltd., Penang, (rubber) 3,647

agents

Bukit Putus Estate—Tebong, Malacca

Bukit Nilai Rubber Estates, Ltd.— Alex. McKenzie, manager

Negri Sembiian Acreage — Total : 432, cultivated

E. L. Hunter, manager '(rubber) 355 ' ,

Registered Office—Planters’ Stores

and Agency Co., Ld., London Bukit Rajah Rubber Co., Ltd., (In-

corporated in Engffimd)—Western

Bukit Palong Syndicate, Ltd.—Port Division :—Bukit Rajah, Boon Hean,

Dickson, Negri Sembiian New7 Eskdale & Sungei Binjai Es-

M. H. Cocke, manager tates

Secretaries and Registered Office — Eastern Division:—Sungei Rasa at

Mansergh and Tayler, 50, Birch Delabole Estate; Postal Address—

Road, Seremban Klang, Selangor; Cable Add:

Acreage — Total: 542, cultivated Rajah; Telephone 44; Distance

(rubber) 515 from Klang Railway iStation—3

miles, Distance from Klang Tele-

Bukit Panjong, Ltd.—Jeram, Selan- graph Office—3 miles

gor E. A. Ash, general manager .

Capt. E. C. Rossell, m.c., manager Western Division:

Local Agents—Harper Gilfillan & T. J. McGannj divisional assist.

Co,, Ltd., Kuala Lumpur H. C. Cannon Do.



Eastern Division : Financial Agents—McAuliffe, Davis-

V. J. Davidson, divisional assist. & Hope, Penang

• " Agents—Cumberbatch & Co., ^td.,

Kuala Lumpur Bukit TempuroNg Estate—Postal Ad:

Acreage—Western Division Total Rembau, Negri Sembilan

3,547i, cultivated (Rubber) 2,727 W. H. W. Gubbins, proprietor

Eastern Division Total 2,438 culti- •Secretaries and Registered Office—

vated (Rubber) 1,698 Mansergh & Tayler, ■ Seremban

Secretary & Registered Office—Geo. Acreage — Total: 105, cultivated

F. Woods, 37-38, Fenohurch Street, (rubber) 82

, London, E.C. 3

Bukit Timah Rubber Estates, Ltd.—

Bukit Rimau Estate,. Ltd.—Batu Tiga, Singapore

Selangor Tan Fiah Eng, manager

S. M. Martin, manager Secretaries & Registered Office—

Agents and Secretaries—Cumber- Evatt & Co., Singapore

batch & Co., Kuala Lumpur Acreage — Total: 522, cultivated

Acreage — Total : 421, cultivated (rubber) 461

'(lubber) 401 Bukit Ton Alang Rubber Estates,

'Bukit Ski.angok Rubber Estates Ltd. — Jarak Station,, Province Wel-

(192(1), Ltd.—Selangor lesley

Bukit Rotan Estate D. Noble, manager

■ Acreage—Total: 917, cultivated Local Agents—Kennedy, Burkill, &

Co., Ltd., Penang

(rubber) 917b/ Registered Office—J. A. Wattle &

Java Selangor Estate Co., 10, Canton Road, Shanghai

Acreage—Total : 84& (rubber)

Tanjong Pasir Estate Bukit Tupah Rubber Estates, Ltd.—

. Acreage—Total: 1^550, - cultivated Kedah

(rubber) 646 N. W. Mallet, manager

R. W. G. Morcer, manager Registered ’ Office — Rubber Estate

Resistered:Officer-^Boustead Bros., 5, Agency, Bunge Hbuse, 71, St.

Fenchurch Street, London, E.C. Mary’s Axe, London, E.C. 3

Whittall & Co.. Kuala Lumpur, S.I.P.E.F., Kuala Lumpur, agents

agents Acreage—Total: ;2,278, cultivated

Buktt Sembaavavg Rubber Co., Ltd.— (rubber) 1,529, (coconuts) 82

Seletar Post Office; Singapore Chempedak Estate

R. F. Goodman, general manager C. H. Farm our, manager

Secretaries and Registered Office— Acreage—Total: 1,351, cultivated

British Industries and (General (rubber) 1,192

Investment Trust, Ld., 104, Win-

chester House, London, E.C. Bukit Untong Rubber Co., 1Ltd.—

Acreage—Total: 1,123, cultivated Postal Ad: Dingwall Estate, Mam-

, . (rubber), 15646 bau, Negri Sembilan

Commercial Agents — Sandiland's, M. H. McKellar, directors

Buttery & Co., Singapore J. K. Majxdy, do.

T. S. MaCauIay do.

.Bukit Setongkgl Estate—Postal Ad: C. A. S. Dewar, manager

Bukit,Se.torigko.l, .'Kuaritg-n,. Pahang Agents & Secretaries — Mensergh &

■Mrs. E. H. Lawrence, proprietress i Tayler, .Seremban

Acreage—Total : ,§14, planted 434

. E. II. Lawrence, manager

.Bukit Tambi x Estates, Ltd.—Bukit Buloh Akar Estates (1921), Ltd.—

Ililertajam, Province'Wellesley Postal Ad : Parit, Perak

.R. G. Ladell. manager George Huntsman,

Registered manager

Office^—Brown, Phillips &

Registered Office—:Bukit Tambun StewTa.rt, Ipoh

•Estates, Ld'., 149, Lcadenhall St., | Acreage—Total : 1,198, cultivated

London, E.C. 3 (rubber) 812

 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS cm

Buloh Rasap Rubber Plantations, ■•Secretaries and Registered Office—

Ltd.—Buloh Kaspar Estate, Sega- Dickson, AndeTson & 'Co., Ltd.,

mat Johore - Cannon St., London V .

R. A. M. Stradling, manager _ Acreage .-Total : i,7sL cultivated

Hon. Mr. H. E. iNixon, visiting ■ (rubber) 1,099

agent

Boustead & Co., Ltd., .No. 1, The Carnarvon .(Selangor) Rubber Co.,

Enbankment, Kuala ■:Lumpur Ltd.—'Kuala' Selangor; TGeph. 37

Acreage—Total; 2,710, cultivated Carnarvon Estate

(rubber) 1,633 T. W’ Carey, general manager

Registered Office—The Planters’

Buloh River Rubber Estate— Johore; Stor'es and Agency Go., Ld., 17,

Postal Ad: c/o Post Office Masai, St. Helen’s Place, Bishopsgate,

S. Johore London, E.C.

J. L. Gorddard, .manager Planter’ Stores and Agency Co.,

Societe Internationale de Planta- Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, agents

tions et de Finance, Kuala Lum-

pur, agents Castlefield (Klang) Rubber Estate,

Acreage — Total:' 1,662, cultivated Ltd.-^Selangor

(rubber) 1,609 R. Battiscombe,' manager

Buntar Rubber Estates, Ltd., Buntar Registered Office—'Bright . & Gal-

Estate, Serdang, iSduth Kedah braith, Ld., 7, Martin’s Lane,

F. Densham, manager Cannon Street, London, E C. 4

S.I.P.E.F., Kuala Lumpur, agents Acreage—Total: 3,472, cultivated

Secretaries and Registered Office— (rubber) 3,324

The Rubber Estate Agency, Bunge Commercial Agents —Cumberbatcb

House, St. Mary Axe, London, & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

E.C. 3 Central J on ore Rubber , Estate, Ltd.

Acreage—Total : l,135j, cultivated —Niyor, Johore

(rubber) 1,002|“ W. A. Wilken, manager

Bute Plantations (1913), Ltd.—Nilai, Registered Office—Shaw, Darby &

Negri fhuubilan . C

C. H. O. Strettell, manager Broad Street, London. E.C. 2

Kennedy, Burkill & Co., Agents Sime, Darby &. Co., Ltd., Malacca,

Secretaries & Registered Office— agents

A. R. Burkill & Sons, Shanghai Acrieage--TotaI : 4,'8ha, icuRivated

Acreage ’(rubber) 2,333"

(rubber)— 1673

Total: 1922, cultivated

Central Perak Rubber Go., Ltd.—

Cairo (Malay) Rubber Syndicate, Simpang Estate, Simpang Ampat,

Ltd.—Negri Sembilan Province ‘Wellesley

J. T. Smith, manager 1 G. Michelsen,

Secretaries and manager

Registered Office. —

Registered Office—Gardiner,

& Co.. 40-41, Old Broad Hunter

Street, Eastern Industries^ Ld.

London, E.C. 9 Acreage — Total: 1255, cultivated

Planters’ Stores and Agency, Co., (rubber) 945, (coconuts) 281

Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, agents Central .Perak .Rubber Go., Ltd.—

Acreage—Total: " 1,205, cultivated

. (rubber) 1,187 • Padang Pio) Estate,', yid- >Kt^ala-

Lip is, Pahang

Caledonian (Sel) Rubber Co., Ltd.— Harper

Lumpur,GilftHan

agents& Co;, Ltd., Kuala

;

Caledonian Estate, Bukit Arang Secretaries and Registered Office-

and Bukit Moyong Divisions, Batu Eastern Industries, Ltd., Kiug

Awang, Selangor William St. House,'LondonEG-.

A. P. Atkins, manager

Whittall & Co;, Kuala Lumpur, Acreage—Total-

(rubber) 279. , 5,395, cultivated'

agents

C200 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Oentijal , Eejiaiv Rubber Co•? Ltd. Changkat Salak Rubber & Tin, Ltd.—

Dovenby, Krian Road, Si,mpang and Salak North, Perak

Padang i’io] Estates A. Harman Orr, general manager

E. St. Clair Morford, manager Registereci Office—Gibson & Ander-

(Dovenby Estate) and visiting son, 124, St. Vincent St., Glasgow

mgr. (Krian Road Estate) Acreage—Total: 3,991, cultivated

P. If. Begby, mgr. (Simpeng (rubber) 3,500

Estate)

F. Girdler, visiting mgr. (Padang

Piol Estate) Changkat Serdang Estates, Ltd.—

Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Kuala Taiping, Perak

Lumpur, agents W. de B. MacLaren, manager

/ Secretaries and Registered Office — Secretaries & Registered Office—

Eastern Industries, Ltd., King Evatt & Co., Singapore

William Street, London, E.C. 4 Acreage

Acreage — Total: 6,314, cultivated

(rubber and coconuts) 5,127 (rubber)— 997

Total: 1035, cultivated

Central Sumatra Rubber Estates. Charlesland Estate—Bagan Serai,

Ltd.—Bah Boelian Estate, Tebing Perak

Tinggi, Deli, Sumatra Airs. Symons, proprietress

R. A. Lumsdale, manager S. B. Palmer, Bruas, Perak,

Harrisons & Crosfield, Ltd., Medan, attorney,

agents M. Asaipillai, manager-

Secretaries and Registered Office-— Ferguson & Palmer, Bruas, manag-

Harrisons & Crosfield', Ltd., 1-4, ing agents

Gt. Tower St., London, W.C. 3 Acreage Total: 213, cultivated

(rubber) 208

Cetor Estate—Postal Ad. Rantau,

F.M.S.; Cable Ad: Rasmussen,

Reutau Railway7 Station, Seremhan Chembong Malay Rubber Co. (1920),

F. O. Rasmussen, proprietor Ltd.—Negri Sembilan

Acreage — Total : 292|, cultivated Acreage—Total: 2,981, cultivated

(rubber) 290 (rubber) 2,660

J. S. Johnstone, manager

Ceylon

Ltd. —Planters’ RubberEstate,

Pendamaran Syndicate,

Port Registered Office—Boustead Bros.,

Walsingham House, Seething Lame,

Swettenham London, E.C. 3

E. N. W. Oliver, manager Boustead & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lum-

Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd., Kuala pur, commercial agents

Lumpur

Secretaries—Cumberbatch & Go.,

Ltd., Colombo, Ceylon Chemor United Rubber Co., Ltd.—

Acreage — Total: 928, cultivated Chemor, Perak

(rubber and coconuts) 806 L. Kirkby, manager

Changkat Kongsi, Ltd. — Changkat Secretaries & Registered Office—

Estate, Banting, Selangor J. A. Wattie & Co., Shanghai

F. H. Mustard', manager

Whittall & Co., Kuala Lumpur, Chempedak Rubber & Gambier Estate,

agents — Total: 503, cultivated Ltd.—Postal Ad: Masjid Tanah,

Acreage Malacca

(rubber) 503 I. S. Rarland

Secretaries' and Registered Office—

Chan Yee Seng Estate—Salark North, J. A. Wattie & Co., ,Ld.,( 10,, Can-

Perak ton Road, Shanghai

Madam Mak Lin Sin, proprietor Kennedy, Burkill & 'Co., Ltd.,

Chan Tuck Hor, manager Penang, agents

 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS cm

Cheng Rubber Estates, Ltd., Cheng Cheviot Rubber, Ltd.—Labu, Negri

Estate—Postal Ad : Malacca Sembilan

L. S. Harland, manager Cheviot Estate

Kennedy, Burkill & Co., Ld., A. Burgess, manager

Penang, agents R. S. Reid, assistant

Secretaries—J. A. Wattie & Co., 10, A. M. Goldsworth, assistant

Canton Road, Shanghai, Chinese Middleton Estate

P.O. Box 566 H. T. Graves, manager

F. J. Hamilton Moore, resident

Chendrong, Ltd.—Batu Gajah, Perak superintendent

D. K. Paterson, manager Secretaries and. Registered Office—

Acreage — Total: 480, cultivated Guthrie & Co., Ltd., 52-54, Grace-

(rubber) 448 church Street, London, E.C. 3.

Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur,

Cherang Tuli Estate—Pasir Puteh, agents

Kelantan; Cable Ad: Kennedy, Acreage—Total: 3,534, cultivated

Pasir Puteh (rubber) 3,057

E. L. Kennedy, manager

London Office—83, Cannon Street, Chimpul (F.M.S.) Rubber Estates,

London, E.C. 4 Ltd.—Tampin, Negri Sembilan

Cheras Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Ka- W. J. Wallace, manager

jang, Ulu Langat, Selangor A. Wallace and W. Murray,

J. Cracroft-Amcotts, manager assistants

T. P. Warin, assistant Sime, iDarby & Co., Malacca,

agents

Secretaries & Registered Office— Secretaries and Registered Office—

Boustead & Co , 149, Leadenhall Shaw, Darby & Co., Old Broad

Street, London Street, London

Acreage—Total: 1,772, cultivated Acreage—Total: 2,545, cultivated

(rubber) 1,515 (rubber) 1,476

Boustead & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lum-

pur, agents

Chermang Development, Ltd.—Lan- Chota Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Sentul

chang Estate, Mentakab, Pahang P. O., Selangor

R. A. Rainnie, manager D. S. Ainger, manager, Segambut

Estate

Secretaries and Registered Offi'ce— Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd., Kuala

Evatt & Co., French Bank Build- Lumpur, agents;

ing, Singapore Secretaries & Registered Office-

Hon. H. E. Nixon, visiting agent Bright and Galbraith, Ld., 7, Mar-

Acreage—Total: 3,760, cultivated tin’s Lane, Cannon Street, Lon-

(rubber) 1,355 don

Chersonese (F.M.S.) Estate, Ltd. CnuNGLOOii Rubber Estate, Ltd.—

(England), Rubber and Coconuts— Chungloon Estate, Jitra, Kedah

Kuala Kurau, Perak C. M. Tuke, manager, Jabi Estate,

H. H. Wardlaw, a.m.i.e.e., man- Alor Star

ager and engineer E. J. Augustine, assistant

W. H. Bruce, A. S. P. Percival, McAuliffe, Davis & Hope, Penang,

and O. T. Owen, assistants agents

Acreage — Total: 6,807, cultivated Secretaries . and Registered Offic^—

(rubber) 2,950, (cocomuts), 3691 E. B. Rid'sdel & Co., 411-419,

Secretaries and Registered Office— Salisbury House, London Wall,

Thomas Barlow & Brov Ceylon London, E.C.

House, Eastcheap, London, E.C.

Barlow & Co., Kuala Lumpur, Acreage — Total: 678, cultivated

agents (rubber) 821J

0202 RUBBER. ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

CkuLSA (Selangor)'Rubber Oo., Ltd.— K.^Aubprl, .assistant,., i

Selangor Messrs. .' Spc^' &: 'pbi.,. Ltd., Kuala

G. L. O’Hara liickson, manag'er I Lumpur, agejaf^. ...

Registered Office-°C, A. Goodjieke & Acreage—Total; 4,977,, (cultivated

Co., WeSt India H’ouSe, 90, Lbaden- (Ttd>ber) 4,831 ' j', r:hmnR

hall Stf^et- Londoh, E.C. o '

Mansergh & Tayler, o Seremban, CoMPAGNIE DES CAOUTCHOUCS PE PaDANG

agents —Nigel Gardner Estate, Batang

Acreage Total: : S,023, ■ cultivated Berj unta.i

(rubber) 1,528! ' C. Tbllemdihhe, majiager

J. d’Augubtrne, ’arid A. SeLalbart,

CVcEtY Rubber Estates Co., Ltd.— 7ants U. ' . .

Teluk Anson, Lower Perak, 1.F.M.S. Socfin Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur,

H. de ]f. Smith, manager' agents

Registered' Office—Rowe, White & Acreage — Total: 7,607, ■. cultivated,

Go., Ld., 4, Lloyd’s Avenue, Fen- (rubber). 7,607

church Street, Lon-dimj E.G;' 3

Acreage—^^Cicely Estate, Tanson : Compagnie du SELANGOfi—Runigsar

Total 4,280, cultivated (rubber) Estate, Kuala. Lumpur

3,'321; Kampar Estate. KamiTar: J. D’lribarne, mariageC

Total 11867,. i'cultivatedi 11 rubber) Socfin Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur,

1565 mn-viem -7 .1. 7/ agents

Acreig’e—-Total: 1,905', eultivated'

-Clo velly Rubbe,r Estates, Ltd.— (rubber) 1,850

Toroi, NegH Sembilan Sungea Rambai EstateT-Postal Ad :

H. D. Furze, resdt. manager Raijang Berjunf^ai ' ., v

J. S. M. Rennie & Co., 6, Battery G. Alaclnefriyi manager

Road, Singapore, agents ', Sbcfin Co'

agents , . . , Ltd., Kuala Lumpur,

Secretary and Registered Office — Acreage—Total: 3,572L cultivated

. R. D. Saw, Mpjongate . Station , (rubber) 3,498

Chambers, London, E.C. 7.

Acreage—Total: 1,732, cultivated

(rubber) 1,187 Compagnie du Selangor—Budu Estate,

•Cluny Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Slim Raub Pahang

River, Perak A. E. Brooker, manager

J. M. P.Office^-Harrisons

Landon, manager& Cros- G. S. Ci'aik, assistant

Registered Messrs. Socfin Co., Ltd., Kuala

Lumpur, agents

field, Ld., 1-4, Great Tower St., Acreage—Total': 4,309 ' .

London, E.C,

Harrisons, Barker

Kuala, Lumpur,...agents

Coi^ Ltd., Connemara, Ltd.—-Semenyi'h, ■ Selangor

R. H. Tbrupp, nmnageT. . . .

Coconut Estates of Perak, Ltd.— Secretaries and. Registered Office —

Bousteud-, fc Co.. Ltd.,. Kuala,

Teluk Anson. Lower Perak Lumpur

Capt, A. Prichard -t.p.,, manager Acreage—Total: 1,543, cultivated

(on leave) (rubber) 1,391

J. D. Donald, actg. mgr.

Registered Office—Whittall & Co., Co-'iSOLinvrrn) Eastern Plantations,

Colombo, Ceylon Ltd.—Reiigam, Johpre., Toleph. 3

Whittal

agents & Co., Kuala Lumpur, Ren gam; Gable Ad: Consols Ren-

Acreage—Total: .2,468, cultivated gam • • . ■ .'

(coconuts) ,2,332 Allan C. McFarquhar, manager-;

A. McCarry

J. Massie,andA.R,McLeod, R. J.

E. N. Lacey,

Compagnie du Camhqdge—Kedah assistants - . :.,' i

Sungei Ular Estate Dr. R. Hall, m.b., ch.b,, medical

C. A. Roels, manager officer

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SeprejEayies and Registered Office— j Sime, ageo.ts

Darby A Co., Ltd., Malacca,

Shaw, Darby & Op,, Ltd., Win-j Acreage Total • 0,582 Cultivated

Chester House, London, E.C. 2 (rubber)1 6,072 ‘

Sime, Darby '& Co., 'Ltd., Malacca, j Cromlix Rubber--Estate and Produce

agents

Acreage — Total u i 9„407, cultivated ( Syndica'te,' LTDj—RilahgOr '

Bukit Jalil Estate—

8,824 Andrew Mustard, manager

Consolidated Malay Rubber Estates, Registered. Basinghal.Offioe—Walker

1 Street, London,Bros.,

E.C.36,

Ltd.—Negri Sembilan Cumberbatch &, Co-, Ltd., Kuala

G. Xii Wood, nianager Lumpur,, Jocal. agents

II. S. Brown, senior assistant

Registered i Office—Hhand,

&<. Go., .184, iRood Lane, Haldane

London, OULTUUR MAATSpgAPRIT. 't'fDE OoSTRUST’’

E.C. 3. —Postal Ad: Goenoeng . Pamela,

MnnseUgh & Tayler, Serernban, Tebing Tinggi, Deli, .Sumatra

agents A-, Jeppe, general. manager

,L. vanEstate—Goel^oeng;

Rubber Drooge, book-keeperPamela

Consolidated Rubber Estates 0914), with divisidns: Gcfelideng Monaco

Ltd.—Postal Ad : Sitiawan, Perak and- Goenoeng" Para

Estates: Sitiawan Estate and Lu-

, unit Estate Cultuur Maats, Lvidong ' West---

D.' Carmichael, manager

Kennedy,’ Burkill & Go., Ld., Sumatra Y. Grondhbuttacting manager

Penang, agents

Secretaries and Registered Office—A. Cycle Estate—Nilai, Negri Sembilan

R. Burkill & Sons, Shanghai Lye Chan Lnn, mahagei"

Chua Cheng) Bok & Son, Kuala

5 Continental Plantation CoR1 (Incor-

Lumpur, agents

porated in U.S.A.), Hoeta Piadang Acreage — Total: 646', i cultivated

Estate—Sumatra; Postal Ad:; Kisa-i /(rubber)' 58,81 ,

ran, Asahan; Teleph. 21 (Kisaran);

Cable Ad: Conrub, Kisaran Asa-

han. Head Office: 1775, Broadway, Dahan .Rubber Estates; Ltd.—Dahan

Estate, Upper Sarawak

New York Borneo /Co.,' -Ltd,; Kuching, Sara-

Hoeta Padang Estate wak, agents

.Acreage—Total: 11,985, planted? Secretaries;

4,700 (rubber)

W. Hansen, general managed and Robertson ftBfdBoisRegistered Office—-

Co., Ltd., 12,

attorney Eenchurch St., London,' E.C.' 3

Soengei Nadorak Estate Acreage Potjil : 2,046, . cultivated

C. J. Derkson, manager (rubbery 1,544’

:

Damansara

1 (Selangor) Rubber Co.,

Cosmos Estate^—Kuala Kangsar, Pe- Ltd.—Selangor

rak, A. Douglas’, maha'ger .

j. G. E.) Henning, pro. and mgr. Registered Office—Naftel, ’Ruther-

m Acreage ford & Marshall, 20,1 Eastcheap,

(rubber)— 150Total: 150, cultivated Cumberbatdi

Lumpur, agents

& Co., Ltd., Kuala

Craigielea Rubber Plantations, Ltd. Acreage-^—Tofal:

(rubber) 3,761

4,247j cultivated

-—Johore, Postal Ad: Craigielea

Estate, Muar, Johore

W. J. Wallace, manager

• ^Registered Office—Shaw, Darby &j Deli BATAjviA , RiibbEr AlAAtsCHAimiJ,

Cb., Ld., Winchester House, Oldj Rubber Postal Ad : ' Pematang

Siantar, E.C,,' 'Suma.tra ; Cajjle Ad :

■ Brocid Street, London, E.C. 2 ^ I1 Bamyrub Peinatang Siatitar

0204 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Deli Planters Veeeenkhng (Associa- Dennistown (Krian, F.M.S.) Rubber

tion of Tobacco Companies)—Medan Estates, Ltd., Kim Seng Estate—

Sumatra; Cable Ad: Planterscomite Kedah; Postal Ad: Kuala Ketil;

President—J. H. Bitters Teleph. 19 (Kuala Ketil); Cable

Secretary—Dr. G. van der Veen Ad : Kimseng

Deli Proefstation (Experimental W. D. Magill, manager

Station for Tobacco) S. Boscawen, assistant

Director—J. C. van der Meer Tan Boon Chooi, bookkeeper

Mohr

Secretary'—C. H. ten Cate Devon Estates (Malacca), Ltd.—

Members of the Deli Planters Malacca

Vereeniging: H. E. Nixon, gen. mgr. and dir.

N. V. Cultuur Maatschappij “De Registered Office—Evatt ot Co., P.O.

Oostkust” (1 rubber-estate) Box 166, Singapore

Headmanager—A. Jeppe Acreage—Total : 5,516, cultivated

Secretary—L. van Drooge (rubber) 4,855

N. V. Deli Batavia Maatschappij Semanton Estate—Mentakab, Pa-

(8 tobacco-estates) hang

Headmanager—C. G. J. Bos A. E. Mullaly, manager

Secretary—P. E. von Oven

N. V. Deli Maatschappij (20 to- Digwarrah Rubber Co., Ltd., (Cal-

bacco, 2 rubber-estates and 1 cutta)—Sungkai, Perak

oilpalm-estate) H. J. Manson, manager

Headmanager—J. H. Bitters Secretaries and Registered Office—

Secretary—A. J. van Houten Andrew Yule & Co., Calcutta

N. V. Deli Spoorweg Maatschap- Usher h Co., Hong Kong Bank

pij (Railway company) Building, Singapore, commercial

Manager — Ir. A. Baron van agents

Styrum Acreage—Total: 900, cultivated

Secretary—Ir. A. H. van Assen (rubber) 842

N. V. Senembah Maatschappij (11

tobacco, 2 rubber-estates and Dindings Rubber Estates, Ltd.—

1 cocoa-estate) Sitiawan, Perak

Headmanager—A. F. W. Dels- A. T. Edgar, manager

man G. W. Rand, assistant

Secretary—J. Monje Registered Office — R. Sunderland [

N. V. Serdang Cultuur Maats- Taylor, 10, Queen’s Street, Ips- , 5

chappij (1 tobacco-estate) wich, England

Headmanager—L. R. Koolemans Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd.,

Beijnen Penang, agents

N. V. Soengei Lipoet Cultuur

Maatschappj (l rubber and

1 oilpalm-estate) Dingkill Estate—Kajang, Selangor

Headinspector—J. J. Ruelle V. E. H. Rhodes, proprietor

N. < V. Tabak: Maatschappij C. K. Paul, do.

'Arendshurg’ ’ (4 tobacco and Acreage — Total: ICO, cultivated

2 rubber-estates) (rubber) 100

Headmanager—W. H. van Emb-

den Dingwall Estate—Mambau, Negri

Secretary—P. Leezenberg Sembilan

N. V. Tabak Maatschappij “Tjin- C. A. S. Dewar, manager

ta Radja” (l tobacco and 1 Mansergh & Tayler, Sereniban,

rubber-estate). agents

Headmanager—G. Schwarz Acreage—Total: 341, cultivated:,

Secretary—A. Meyer (rubber) 3i5

 xiUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS 0*05

Djapoera (Sumatra) BtJBBER Estates Secretaries and Registered, Office —

Ltd.—Sumatra R. R. Burkill & Sons, 20, Canton

J. Kaeppeli, manager Road,' Shanghai

Secretaries and Registered Office—

Donald Laing, London House, 3, Dorset Estate^—Sungei Bakap, Pro-

New ’ London Street, Crutched vince Wellesley

Friars, London, E.C. 3 O. A. S. Sellers,. proprietor

Registered Office^—Donald Laing, F. W. Petrie Hay, manager

London, E.C. 3 Acreage—Total: 92|, cultivated

Hooglandt & ;Co., Singapore, agents (rubber) 92|

Djember Rubber Estates, Ltd. (In- Dour EsTATE-^Batu Caves P.O., Se-

corporated in E ngl an d)—P ahang; langor, Federated Malay States

Jerantut Estate, Jerantut II. M. S. Wagner, manager for the

R. M. A. Maycock, manager Estate of C. Wagner (deceased)

Secretaries—Begg, Roberts & Co.,

138, Leadenhall Street, London, Duff Development Co., Ltd., The—

E.C. Kelantan

Acreage—Total: 3,628, cultivated W. A. Allan, general manager

(rubber) 1,111 C. P. Gregory, senior assistant

Boustead & 'Co., Ltd., Singapore, Planting Assistants—L. Feeny,

Agents R. D. Pinchin, A. H. Robinson

and C. G. Young

Dominion Rubber Co., Ltd. of N.Z. Registered Office—24, Rood Lane,

(Registered London, E.C. 3

bing Tinggiin New EstateZealand), Te-

— Kelantan; Acreage—Total: 19,855, cultivated

(rubber) 7943.7

Postal Ad: Tebing Tinggi Estate,

Sungei Kusial; Cable Ad: Dom-

inion Dunlop Plantations, Ltd.—Postal

L. E. White, manager 1 Ad: Bastion House, Malacca*

Boustead & Co., Singapore , agents Headquarters Staff—

Secretaries and Registered Office— G. Wiseman, resident director and

Wm. Brown & Co., Crawford St., general manager

Dunedin, New Zealand P. M. Williams, deputy gen. mgr.

Acreage—Total: 1,875, cultivated R. B. Carey, assist, general mgr.

(rubber) 1,111 A. H. C. Allen, commercial ;fngr.

T. A. Barnes, secretary to

Dominion Rubber Co., Ltd., Hendon general manager

Estate—Sungkai, Perak E. F. G. Anderson, accountant

L. A. Blackball, manager V. Anderson, do..

Kennedy, BurkilT & Co., Penang,

agent Dunlop Plantations, Ltd. (Johore)

Secretaries and Registered Office— Paya Lang Estate, Batu Anam,

A. R. Burkill & Sons, Shanghai Johore

Acreage—Total: 825J cultivated A. V. Ames, manager

(rubber) 801 R. C. Lloyd Owen, W. A.

Logan, R. H. Macniven, P. G.

Dominion Rubber Co., Ltd. (Incor- Jones, H. I. Thornton-Jones,

porated in Hongkong), Dominion D. I. Davidson

Henshall, assistantsand H. J.

Estate — Selangor ; Postal Ad : J. Ansell, engineer

Semenyih, F.M.S. ; Teleph. 19 (Se- D. M. Simmons, chemist

menyih);

yih Cable Ad : Skyum, Semen- Acreage—Total: 15,318, cultivated

N. J. Skyum, manager (rubber) 14,459

H. 0. Pinching, visiting agent Segamat Estate, Segamat, Johpre

Kennedy, Burkill & Co., Ld., J. F. Clarkson, manager (on

19, Beach Street, Penang, agents leave)

€iO« RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

A. B. Fowler, manager (act/ing) Acreage—Total: 2,(566, cultivated

E. B. Holte, G. H. Deighton, (rubber) 2,181

A. E. M. Morgan and O. K. Bahau Estate, Bahau, N.S.

Wilson, assistants G. B. W. Gray, manager

Acreage—Total: 7,681, ciiltivated W. J. Donaldson,. R. B. Perkins,

(rubber), 6,919 A. W. Mitchell, T. D. Moore

Sagil Estate, Tangkah, via Muar, rand G. F. Sibary, assistants

Johore Acreage—Total: .8,£|01, ’ cultivated

D. E. Webster, manager (on deave) (rubber). 7V106

H. A. Longland, manager (actg.) Kuala Jeloi Estate, Bahau, N.S.

A. S. T. Maddams, A. E. J. Seaton, manager

Howell and J. T. McElfrish, Acreage—Total: 1,678, cultivated

assistants (rubber) 1629

Acreage—Total: 6,579, cultivated Johol Estate, Tampin, N.S.

(rubber) 5,894 A. R. Woodhouse, manager'

Bukit Serampang Estate, Tangkah, J. R. Dunn, F. G. Jones, R. H-

via Muar, Johor© MacNiven and 'J. N. Hughes,

H. L. Despard, manager assistants

E. L. G. Partridge, H. Brown Acreage—Total: 6,5.12, cultivated

and' E. R. Rodgers, assistants (rubber) 6,014

Acreage—Total : 6,412; cultivated Beruntong Estates, Ayer. Kuning

(rubber) 6,264 South, N.S.'

G. Perkins, manager

Dunlop Plantations, Lto.—Malacca T. G. McAlpine & B. C, Garfit.

Jasin Lalapg Estate, Malacca assistant

D. E. Webster, manager Acreage—Total: 4,543, cultivated

W. D. Brown and E. J. Cooper (rubber) 3,800

Regent Estate, Batang. Malaka P.O^,

assistants

Nayar B. Nedungat, chief clerk ■ n.s:

Acreage—Total: J. D. O’Top le, manager!

(rubber) 5,118 5,970, cultivated N. McLeod, W. iS. Roe a.nd C.

' C.. Berridge, assistants

Acreage—Tdtal; Cultivated

Dunlop Plantations, Ltd. (Negri (rubber) 5,186

Sembiiao):

Ulu Kanchong Estate, Sungei Gadut, Durian Sabatang Rubber Estates,

N.S. ■ . Ltd. — Durian Sabatang Estate,

Johore Bahru

E. M. Hawes, manager B. J. R. Barton, manager (acting)

R. A. B. Shotter (Hillside McAuliffe, Davis j;Hqpe,: Penang,

Division) agents

D. Gates (Bukit Bertram Divi- Secretaries' and Registered Office—

sion) E. B. Ridsdel & Co., Ltd,, Salis-

M. E. L. Robey and A. Gv bury House, London, E.C. . 2 . ;

Rodgers, assistants Acreage—Total: 1,168, cul^jiv^ted.

Acreage—Total: 8,016, cultivated (rubber) 937,

(rubber) 7,218

Ladang Geddes Estate, Bahau,’ N.S.

R. B. Carey, manager Dusun Besar Estate—Ipoh, Perak

L. G. Lee, G. V. Bolton, E. Mrs. D. M. Symptbe, Lady Woods,

Blomfield, A. W. Goocte, K. R. and Mrs. F. C. Cowdy, proprie-

Yates*, B. J. Lavers, W. Wall tors

and L. D. Elliot,' assistants John L. Woods,, manager,

Acreage—Total: 22,035, cultivated Acreage — Total: 123, cultivated

(rubber); 13,618 (rubber)' 123

Legong Ulu Estate, Eendong, N.S.

R. C. Lloyd-Owen, manager (on Dusun Durian Rubber Estates, Ltd.—

leave) Bilham Estate, Sitfiawan, Lower

J. H. Vallender, manager, acting Perak

C. G, D. Williamson, assistant W. E. Eaton, manager

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Secretaries & Registered Office— East Asiatic Rubber Estates, Ltd.— *

Trengganu,, Postal Ad': Kretay.i via

Cripplegate Buildings, Wood St., Singapore

London East Asiatic Rubber Estates, Ld.,

Acreage — Total:

(rubber) 605 1662, cultivated proprietors

N. Tuul, manager

Registered .Office^-11. Gunter, Orient

Dustin Durian Rubber Estate, Ltd.— House1, 42-45, New Broad Street,

Walbrook Estate, Sitiawan, Perak London,, E.C. 2

W. Eagle-Bott, manager Acreage—Total: 4,516^ cultivated

Registered Office—W. Harvie, 5, (rubber)'4,3il3'

CrippRgate Buildings, Wood St-,

London, E.C. Eastern Sumatra Rubber Estates,

Ltd. (Incorporated in- London),

Dusun Durian Rubber Estate, Ltd.— Boekit Mavadja Estate—Sumatra;

Selangor and Perak P.O. : Pematang Siantar; Teleph. 9

Duson Durian Estate , (Siantar)

G. D. Sansom, manager H, J. v. S. Holder, manager

Walbrook Estate Registered Office — The Rubber

W. Eagle Bott, manager Estates Agency, Ld,, Bunge

Bilham Estate House, 71, St. Mary’s Axe, Lon-

W. E. Eaton, manager don, E.C. 3

Registered Office- W. Harvie, 5, Anglo-Butch Medan, agents

Estate Agency, Ltd.,

•Cripolegate Buildings, Wood Stl, Acreage—Total : 6*807, cultivated

London, E.C. i (rubber) 5,614-! .

Whittall & Co., Kuala Lumpur,

agents

EOEnsor Rubber Estate, Ltd.—Sungei

Eaolehurst Rubber Estates, Ltd.-— Bemahtap Estate, Mentakaib, Pahang

Pondok Tam'ong, Perak D. S' Aiiiger (Segambut), visiting

;E. T. T. Wilkie, manager manager

R. J. Augustin, assistant C. Hernaon, assmtant-in-chargp ,

1 McAuliffe, Davis' S; Hope, Penang, Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd., Kuala

agents Lurrlpur, agents

Secretaries and Registered Office ~ ! Secretaries and Reei^tened Office-

Townsend and Ridsel. 411, Salis- Bright

bury House, London > Wall Abreage—Total : 4;808, cultivated

| Acreage—Total : lffi29, cultivated (rubber) 1,011

(rubber) 1,217

East Asiatic Rubber Estates, Ltd.— EdinburghSelangor

Rubber Estates, Ltd.—

* Jobore O. J. Arnold, general manager'

, H. L, Jenpesen, manager Registered Office—McDonald, Ste-

‘ East Asiatic Co., Singapore, agents wart & Stewart, c.a., 87, West

| Acreage— Total: 3,045, cultivated Regent Street, Glasgow

(rubber) 2.520

k Registered Office IT. Gunter, Orient

' House^ London, E.C. 2 Euaeis Plantations, Ltd.—Elaeis: Es-

tate, Mengkibol, Johoro

East Asiatic Rubber' Estates, Ltd.— E. W. Gruer, manager

: Kedah, Padang Mecha; Estate j Secretaries and Registered Office—

C. O. Jorgensen, manager' Guthrie & Co-, 52-54,

East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Singapore, 'Giltht' Street, London, E.’O. GracecHurch

A'

agents ife &;'Go., Ltd,; 'Kuala' 1 Lum-

pur, agents

Registered Office—U. Gunter, Orient Acreage-^'Loifel: 3,091, cuttivatod

House, 42-45; New Broad Street, (oil palms) 2,587'.’96

London, K.C. 2

Cm RUBBER ESTATE^ AND OTHER PLANTATIONiS

Emerald Rubber and Coconut Co., Equatorial Produce Co., Ltd.—K’lapa !

Ltd. (iric6rp6,rated ' in Scotland), Bali Estate, Trolak, Perak

Bukit Sliarong & Sungei Sluang W. N. Iversen, manager

Estates — P|ostal and TelegTaphi'c E. J. Talou, Supt.

Ad: Padang Serai, South1 Kedah Acreage—Total: 2,060, cultivated

Railway Station—Tassek Glugor. (Oil Palm) 1,700

Distance from Post Office : 5 miles Socfin Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, j

Distance from Railway Station: 11 agents

miles

V. R. Conolly, manager Errol Estate, Ltd.—Parit Buntar, ;

C. R. Little, assistant Perak

K. K. How, do: V. Ambalavanar, manager

Acreage—Total: 5,012.2, cultivated Secretaries and Registered Office— j

(rubber, African Oil Palms and Harrisons, Barker & Co!, Penang ;

coconuts) 3,168.3 Acreage—Total: 329, cultivated !

Registered Office—Gibson & Ander- (rubber) 323, (coconuts) 2

son (GlasgowV Ltd., 124, St. Vin-

cent Street, Glasgow, Scotland Escot Rubber Estates, Ltd., The—

Eastern Correspondents — Gibson, Slim River, Perak

Anderson, Butler & Co., Kuala Slim River Estate

Lumpur H. F. de C. Lucy, manager

Registered Office—Kennaway, Neame

Eow Seng Rubber Ob., r Ltd.—Parit & Co., 6, Lloyd’s Avenue, Fen-

Buntar, Perak church Street, London, E.C. 3

C. C. H. Beaman, manager Planters’ Store and Agency Co.,.

Paya Besar, Estate, Luna’s, Kedah Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, agents

R. O. Tynd'ale-Powell, actg. mgr. Escot Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Selangor

Registered Office—Kennaway, Neame M. J. Kennaway, general manager

&r Co., 6, Lloyd’s Avenue, Fen- Registered Office—Kennaway, Nearnc

church Street, London, E.C. 3 & Co., 6, Lloyd’s Avenue, Fen-

church Street, London, E-C. 2

Eow Seng Rubber Co.—Sungei Duri

Estate, Nibong Tebal, Province Wel- Estate of Khoo Heng Pan (Deceased)

lesley —Waterfall Estate, > Redong P.O.,

C. O. H. Beaman, manager Kedah

McAuliffe, Wavis & Hope, Penang, Estate of Khoo Heng Pan, pro-

agents prietor, . 178, Victoria Street,

Secretaries and Registered Office— Penang

Kennaway, Neame & Oo., 6, O. A. Panicker, manager & P/A

Lloyd’s Avenue,, Fenchehurch St., Acreage—Total: 1,600 relongs,

London, E.C. 3 planted (rubber) 1,594, (coconuts)

Acreage — Total: 272, cultivated 5

(rubber) 269

Estate

Estate of Loke YEw(Deceased)Residuary

Equatorial Produce Co., Ltd., (Incor- Lumpur,Office: 12, Market

Selangor; P. O.Street,

BoxKuala

276; ]!

porated in F.M.S.), Rantau Panajang Teleph. 2232 (Kuala Lmupur)

Estate—Postal Ad: Batansr Berjuntai, Trustees—Loo Yew Hoi, Lee Nam,

Selangor 2^-3 miles from Railway Sta- Khoo Wee Tat, Alan Loke and

tionJames

and Post Office

Nicoll, manager Khoo Teik Ee

Cyril Secretaries — Gibson, AndersonJ

Dr. A. Beautement, supt. officer

L. Dunlop, medical Butler & Co., chartered accts.

Estate of Loke Wan Tho (Minor)—

Socfin Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, Office: 2, Church Street, Kuala

agents Lumpur; Teleph. 2534 (K.L.) ■ |

Acreage—Total: 1554, Cultivated (rubber)

1,441| (oil palms) Trustees—Khoo Teik Ee, Liew

Weng Chee and San Ah Wing

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Eu Tong Sen Estate (Pahang)—8th Gadek Rubber Estate, Ltd.—Tampin,

Mile Bentorig-Tras Road; Postal Negri Sembilan

Ad: 148, Higih St., Kuala Lumpur I. M. Shaw, manager

Secretaries and Registered Office— Eoustead & Co., Ltd., Singapore,

Chop Yan Woh,‘ Kuala Lumpur agents

Acreage—Total-: 1,100, cultivated Secretaries and Registered Office—

(rubber) 1,100 Begg, Roberts & Co., 138, Leaden-

hall Street, London

Eu Tong Sen Estate—Negri Sembilan Acreage—Total:

(rubber) 1,323

1,419, cultivated

Secretaries and Registered Office—

Chop Yan Look, 148, High Street, Gadong Coconut Plantations, ' Ltd.—

Kuala Lumpur Batu Laut, Selangor

T. Nielson, manager (on leave)

E. M.S. Rubber Co., Ltd.—Selangor D. G. Robertson, acting mgr.

D. J. Kibby, acting manager Registered Office—Pinner’s Hall, 8

(Eastern division) & 9 Austin Friars, London, E.O.

F. D. Lovewell, asst. 2

A. C. Haytpn, manager (Western Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd.,

division) Kuala Lumpur, agents

Dr. T. Quaife, m.b., jj.m.p.

Registered Office—Societe Interna- Galang Besar Rubber Plantations,

tionale . des Plantations et de Ltd. (Incorporated in England)—

Finance, '21, Rue Arenberg, Ant- Postal Ad: Poeloe Galang; P.O.

werp Box 230; Cable Ad : Galang,, Singa-

S.I.P.E.F., Kuala, Lumpur, agents

Acreage — Total : 6,465, cultivated pore A. J. Aitken, m.i.mech.e., mgr.

(rubber) 4,606 Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lum-

F. M.S. Rubber Planters’ Estates, pur, agents

Ltd. (Incorporated in England), Secretaries and Registered Office—

Jemima Estate—Postal Ad : Mam- Guthrie & Co., Ltd., 52-54, Grace-

bau, Negri Sembilan; Cable Ad : church Street, London, E.C.

Jemima Acreage—Total: 22,489, cultivated

J. S. Laird, manager (rubber) 2,314

Registered Office — Lyall, Anderson Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur,

& Co., 16, Philpot. Lane, London, visiting agents

E. C.

G-uthrie & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, Gali Estate—Raub, Pahang

agents A. N. Dumareso, manager

Acreage—Total: 6,465, cultivated Secretaries and Registered Office—

(rubber) 4,606 , . c/o A. N. Dumaresq, ’Raub

Acreage—Total: 1,058, , cultivated

Federated (Selangor) Rubber Co., (rubber) 575

Ltd.—Vallambrosa, Klang Gan Kee Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Ea-

H. Case, manager

Registered Office—Naftel, Ruther- tang Malaka, Negri Sembilan

W. E. Vowler, manager

ford & Marshall, 20, Eastcheap, K. R. W. Vowler, assistant

London, E.C. Secretaries and Registered Office—

Foothills (Malaya) Rubber Estate, Bright & Galbraith, Ltd., 7, Mar-

Ltd.—Kedah tin’s Lane, Cannon Street, London

A. V. Perrin, manager Cumberbatchi Co., Ltd., Kuala

Registered Offico-^Edward, Bou- Lumpur, agents

stead & Co., Ld., 149, Leadenhall Garing (Malacca) Rubber Estates,

Street, London, E.C. 3

Boustead & Co., Ltd., Penang, Ltd.—Malacca

F. A. Trollbpfe, manager

agents

.0210 RUJpiBEll ESTATES,AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

.Secretaries,

BnSanquet,andTrail

Registered Office-—4, = Registered \ Office—Derrick .&• Co.y

& Co., Hongkong Bank Chambers, Singa-

Market Buildings, London, E.C. 3 pore: ' .

OuinberhaL-h & Oo., Ltd., Kuala Harper, Gilfillan Co., Ltd., Kuala

Lumpur,' agents' Lumpur, agents

G'edong (Per-ajk) Rubber Estate, Ltd.— Glengowrie

Selangor

Rubber '(jo.,^ Ltd., The—

Bidor, Perak

W. Watters, manager M. B. Longmore, manager

Registered Office—Lyall, Anderson Secretaries—McAuliffe^ f Davfs, &

& Co., 16, Philphot Lane, London, Hope, Penang

,_,.EC. . .i

OumberbatcL. Op., Ltd., Kuala Glenshiel Rubber Estates Co., Ltd.—

Lumpur, agents Selangor

J. i 1. IF. Bailie, manager

Glasgow Rubber Estates,'.Ltd.—Ka- W. A.. I). Wynch, assistant

lim, Kedah F. C. Maquire, secretary

T. E. Upton, manager, Registered Office—PinnqCs Hall, 8

Harrisons, Barker A Co., Kuala arid 9, Austin Friars, London,

Lumpur, agents E.C. 2

Secretaries and Registered Office— Boustead; & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lum-

pur, aigents

Gibson: and, Anderson (Glasgow)

Ltd., 124, St. Vinpent Street, Glas- Acreage — Total: 2,267, cultivated

gow (rubber) 2,127

Acreage—Total : 3.736 cultivated

(rubber) 2,044! (coconuts) 8. Glugor Estates—Penang

Miss H. M. Brown, proprietress

Glen Bervie Rubber Co.—Tandjong D. A. M. Brown, general manager

Ppera,. Langkat Sumatra J. V. Boothby and H. R. Watts,

G. B. Peafpld, mahagei- assistants

'Stecretariesqatld . Registeted Qffice— Acreage — Total: 3,387, cultivated

rubber, coconuts and fruit) 3247

Bunge House, St. Marjr’s Axe

Acreage — Total : 920, cultivated

(rubber) 899 , Golconda (Malay) Rubber Co., Ltd.—

'Selangor

Glen Muar Rubber Estates, Ltd. (In- H. B. Clifton, manager

corporated in Great Britain) — Registered Office-—Rosa nq u et, Trail

& Co., Ld., Market Buildings,

Johore, Ban Heng Esiate; Postal London, E.C. 3

Address: Panchor P.O. vl& Muar,

Jobore; Cable Ad; Banheng, Pan- Cumberbat'ch & Co., Ltd., Kuala

chor. Distance from Railway Sta- Lumpur, agents

tion: Malacca 54 miles. Distance

from Telegraph Office: Paiicbor 17 Golden Hope. Rubber Estates, Ltd.—

miles Selangoiri

J. F. Green, manager . «Lt G.. Heriot,

,J. Murray,, visiting agent

Registered Office—Dickson Anderson Registered Office-manager

-Harrisons & Cros-

& Co., Ltd., 1/9, C,amion Street, field, Ld., G4, Great Tower Street,

London, E.C. 4. London, E.C. 3

Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd., Kuala Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd.,

Kuala Lumpur, agenta

Lumpur, agents

Acrease — Total: 1615, cultivated

(rubber) 1501 Golden, Hope Rubber Estates, Ltd.—

Teluk Anson, Lower Perak

Giwnealy Plantations, Ltd.—Parit, J. T. Pickering, manager

Perak J. L. Milne, assistant

J. Scott, manager R. D. Brown, do.

 •''ESTATES. AND OTHER PLANTATIONiSi 0211

Secretaries and Registered Office— Goodyear Rubbur Plantations :;Co.,

Harrisons and; Orqsfield,. Dtd., 1-4, the, Wingfoot Estate— Postal. Ad:

Great Tower Street, London Pangkattan, Bila; Cable Ad: Good-

Acreage—Total: 2,757, cultivated year, Rantau, Prapat,- j Bila; Code :

(rubber) 2,479 Bentley's Phrase

Harrisons, Barker. , Co.j/ Ltd., F. S. Weida, manager

Kuala Lumpur, agents. R. C. Arnold^ mgr.-finiancial dept.

W. E. Klippert, acting,.. ’ do.

Goldkenep Estate c/o1 G. Huntsman, C. Darnutzer, field mgr., Wft. N.

Parit, Perak J. Horsting, field ingr., Wf't, ,S.

A. N. Kenion, proprietor J. W. F. Meijerj' engineer

G. Huntsman, visiting manager Dr. A Goudberg, medical officer

Acreage — Total: £69, cultivated Wft. hospital

(rubber) 261 D. G. Bonamy, forester

Goon Hope (Selangor) Rubber Co., Goodwyn Estate—Sitiawan1, Perak

Ltd.—Tel ok, Selangor H. Goodwyn, manager

L. H. James, manager Acreage — Total: 340; Cultivated

SecretariesCumberbatcli & Co., (rubber) 330

Colombo. Ceylon

Cumberbatch &r( Co., Ltd., Kuala Gopeng (Perak) Rubber . Estates,, Ltd.

Lumpur, agents —Kampong Kepayang, Perak

Acreage^—919' cultivated' (yUbber & A. F. Carter, manager^

coconuts), j)03 R. A. Coles, assistant

Goodyear Rubber Plantations Co., Harper, Gilfillan" & Co.’,' Ltd.,

The—Postal Au : Serbalawan, E.C. Kuala Lumpur, agents

Sumatra; Cable Ad: Goodyear, Secretaries and Registered Office-

[ Dolok Merangir, Deli Eastern Industries. Ld., King

Head Administration William St. House,' Arthur' St.,

J. B. Iiigle. resident director London E;C. 4

|' and , mairia^er'‘/(p^ierkl' Ad- Acreage—Total: .2,152, cultivated

L. ministratroii) (rubber) 1^829

P. S. Shoaff, asst, mgr. (general Gordon (Malaya-)- Rubber Estates,

administration) Ltd. (Incorporated, in Great, Bri-

C. L. Marsh/ auditor tain)—Gordon Estate, Kedah, .

W. N. Bangh'am,'"geneticist B. M. Walls,, manager

Dr. W. T. L Ten Broeck, re-

search chemist ’ Secretary and Registered 1 Office —

1 T. R. Powell, special work W. B. Gauld, 149,■ Eeadenhal!

Dolok Merangir Estate Street, London, E.C/

P. S. Shoaff, manager McAuliffe, Davis & Hope,, Penang^

, L. Riedhorst, field manager Eastern agents & ,accts.

J. H. K. M. -de Smit, acting

field manager Gordon (Malaya) Rubber Estates,

Wingfoot Estate—Postal Address: Ltd.—Tampin, Negri Sembilan

Pangkattan, Bila, E.C. Sumatra; E. A. Martip, .general manager

Teleph: Rantau Frapat No. 7; Registered Office—H. Gould, 149,

k Cable Ad : Bantauprapat Leadenhall Street, London, E.C. 3

{ F. S. Weida, manager Acreage

IR. C. Arnold, manager (Finan-

cial Dept.) (rubber)— Total:

4054 5071, cultivated

W. E. Klippert (Financial Gula-Kaltjmpong Rubber Estates, Ltd.

Dept.) —Kedah

D. G. Bonamy, inspector

Ch. Darnutzer, field manager D. F. Griersony general manager

J. Horsting, do. Sungei Tawar Estate, P.0, Kuala

J. W. F. Meijer, engineering Ketil

Jas. McCardle, manager

Dr.manager

A. Goudberg, medical officer E. T. Boyd

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C212 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

J. Davenport and J. A. McLaugh- i Han Yang Plantations, Ltd.—Masai |

lin, assistants Johore Bahru, Johore

Secretaries—Ubei't, Anderson & Co., ; Bruce Petrie, manager

Pinner’s Hall, London, E.C. 2 II. V. H. Pery, assistant

Kennedy, Burkill & Oo., Ltd., j E. C. Crosse

Penang, agents M. Van der Gucht

Acreage—Total: 4,590, cultivated i Secretaries and Registered Office — I

(rubber) 4,350 Bruce Petrie, Ltd., Singapore j

Acreage—Total : 5,369, cultivated

Gula-Kalumpong Robber Estates, Ltd. ! (rubber) 4,750

(Incorporated in England), Gula j Harcroft Rubber Estates, Ltd.— ;

and Kaluinpong Estate — Gula j Ayer Tawar, via Ipoh, Perak

Estate, via Parit Buntar, Perak, Acreage—Total: 1,7555, cultivated ;

F.M.S.; Cable Ad: Gula, Bagan (rubber) I,745|, (coconuts) 9| !

Serai; Teleph. 5, Kuala Kurau

D. F. Grierson, general manager Harewood Rubber Estates, Ltd.— ‘

A. H. Dougles, acting manager Batu Gajah, Perak

(Gula Estate) O. H. Barber, manager

James Kennedy, acting manager Registered Office—E. B. RkPdei k ;,

(Kalumpong) Co., 411-419, Salisbury House,;.

Acreage—Total : 10,656, cultivated London Wall, E.C. 2

(rubber) 4,856, (coconuts) 5,045 Mc^uliffe, Davig k Hope, Penang, j,

Secretaries—Tlbert. Anderson &, Co., agents

Pinner’s

don, E.C.Hall,

2 Austin, Friars, Lon- Acreage—Total : 1,3431, cultivated j [i

(rubber) 1,184^

Giinong Kroh Estate — Kampong Harimau Rubber Estates - Kota.

Kapayang, Perak: Tclepb. 238: Tinggi, Johore

Cable

W. J.Ad Caldwell,

: Gunongkroh

R. Connell and C. Eldon 'Scott, manager

V. H. Pearson, proprietors Secretaries and and

ho ins Barlow Registered Office—; i

Brother. London

C. C. Footner, manager Barlow k Co., Singapore, agents

Brown, Philips &* Stewart, Ipoh, Acreage—Total: 1,036.6, cultivated

agents (rubber) 970

Gttnong Pan.tang Rubber Estate— Hawaiian Sumatra Plantations, Ltd.I b

Gunong Paniang, Gopeng, Perak —Langkat, East Coast Sumatra !

W. L. H. Morrison, nroprietor J. F. M. Ophol, manager

Managing Agents—F. S. Mathieu k G. Veeman and G. Christensen^ i;

Co., Ipoh, Perak assistants i|

Gunong Pari Rubber Estates, Ltd.— Acreage—Total : 12,415, -cultivated j

Chemor, Perak (rubber) 3,987

C. V. Doe, general manager Hawthornden Rubber Estate, Ltd.— i

J. C. Osborne, visiting agent P.O. Box 171, Kuala Lumpur,

Secretaries

H. Gunter,and37 Registered Office—

& 38 Fenchurch Selangor

Street, London F. H. Riches, manager

Secretaries — Cumberbatch & Co.

Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Hamilton (F.M.S.) Rubber Co., Ltd. Acreage—Total: 2,440, cultivate®

(Incorporated in F.M. S.)—Negri (rubber) 2,281

Sembilan; Postal Ad: Nilai; Rail- Haytor Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Kaparl

way Station: Nilai and Sepang

Road; Teleph. 2, Nilai Klang, Selangor

W. J. Doughty, manager C. R. Hamerton, manager

E. N. T. Cummins, visiting agent Secretaries and Registered Office—

Secretaries and Registered Office — Evatt k Co., Singapore

Cumberbatch & Oo., Ltd., Kuala Acreage Total : 507, cultivated |

Lumpur (rubber) 507

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Hkawoqd Tin and Rubuer jj)sT^, Lid. Hevka Rubber Trust^ (IS-JS),. Htd.—,

—Suiigex Siput, Pecak Sungei Choh, Ray-ang, Sel?ngpr. ‘

J. S. McOrow, manfiger. R. B. G. Forbes, managpr

Registered Office - Gibson , A Ander- Secretaries .n,nd( .Registered'.Office —

son, Ld., 124, St. Vincent Su'ccL, A.. B. Simson, 33, EpstBpeap,

Glasgow London, E.C. 3

Acreage—Total: 3,412,- ; cultiva^d Acreage—lota! : 1,571.74, {mlbi.yated

(rubber) 2,293 (rubber) 348.58, (Oil,P;a.lrns) SSl..^

Henrietta Rubber Estates, Lm— Whittall & Co., feyala Lumpur,

Kedah agents

J. W. Pinley, manager Hibernia Rubber .‘Estates. Ltd.

Registered Uffice--l'at(erson, Simons

& Co,, Ld., London House, New .Pondob Tanjong. Perlak. : - *

London Street, London, E.C. 3. M. G. Corbet Singleton, manager

Acreage—Total: 6,454^-, cultivated Registered Office—M-eAuiiffe, ; Davis

(rubber) 3C91 & Hope, Pehang

Acreage — Total: 71*1; cultivated

i Hiss a Rubber (rubber) 700

Hessa Estate, Maatsohappij,

Tandjong Balei,N.Y.— Su-

matra Hidden Streams Rubber, • Syn©icatr,

J. A. Hijner, manager Ltd —Bruas, Pera,k

Acreage—Total: ^ 1,930, cultivated J. F. N. Bach, manager

(rubber) 1,452 Registered’ Office—Geo.; Williamson

Hevea (Burma) Co., Ltd., Hevea k .Co., 138;. Leadenha-ll f(Stifpet’,

(Burma), Estate-Victoria Toint, London,. E..C.

Lower Burma, via Penang. Harrisons, Barker & Co., : Ltd.,

S. Booth Russell, general manager Kuala Lumpur, 1,211,agents; cultivated

Whittall & Co., Kuala Lumpur, Acreage—^Total:

agents (rubber) 800

Secretaries and Registered Office—

A. B. Simson, 33, Eastcheap, Highlands A.^owlan^s^Para' Rubber

London, E.C. 3 Co., Ltd.—Selhngpr-.

Acreage—Total: 1,500, cultivated R. M. Bousfleld. manager

(rubber) 1,0301 I. C. Sami, chief clerk

Hevea (JohoreV Rubber Plantations, Secretaries—Thomas Barlow & Pro.,..

Ltd., (Incorporated in -England)— 49-51, Eastcheap, London, E.C. 5

Sungei Burong Estate, Kukob, Barlow & Co., Kuala Lumpur,

Johore: Postal Ad: Pontian Ket- .agents .

chil, Tobore Highlands Estate

A. K. Wilkie, manager Total: 4,370, cultivated, (rubber?

Ferguson & Palmer, Bruas, Perak, 2,312, (oil palms), y639y

agents. Midlands' Estate . v

Secretaries and Registered Office — Total: 3,002, ^cultivated (rubber)

Dickson, Anderson h Co., ltd., '3,239, (oil palms) 203,

20. jAbet”’rch Lane,

Acreage—Total: 1,794,London, E-C.

-Cultivated

(Rubber) 1,700 Highwood Estate—Batu Caves,. ISe-

langor

Acreage — Total: 101, cultivated

Hevea (Matdya) Rubber C-. Ltd., Wel-

- lesley Estate—S.ungei Bakap, Pro- (rubber) 101 ■

vince Wekeslev

R. T. N. Kitchewer, manager, Hillrise Estate—Tam'ong Tohalang

Bakap Fstate Road,

Agents and Secretaries — Henry H. R.Batu Gajah,manager

Baxter, Perak

Waugh h Co., Ltd., 33, Beach Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd,,

Street, Penang agents

Acreage—Total • 933J, cultivated Acreage — Total: 510, cultivated

(rubber) 906', (coconuts) 14 (rubber) 441

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0214 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Hock Seng Co., Hock Seng Estate— Hongkong (Selangor) Rubber, Ltd.—

Postal Ad :• 23, Ah Chong St., Teluk Selangor

F. C. Cox, manager

Anson, Perak Registered Office—Bright & Gal-

Lim Ah Mok, manager braith, Ld., 7, Martin’s Lane,

Secretaries and Registered Office— London, E.C.

28, Ah Chong Street, Teluk Anson, Cumberbatch k, Co., Ltd., Kuala

Perak Lumpur, agents

Acreage — Total: 318, cultivated Acreage—Total:

(rubber) 318 1,508, cultivated

(rubber) 817

Holland Sumatra Tarak Maatschappi.i

(Tobacco and Rubber)

Soengei Bamban Estate, Rampah, Hoscote (Malaya) Rubber Estates,

Ltd.—Kemayan Estate, Kemayan,

Sumatra Pahang

C.A.Balbach,

van Duynmanager

and A. G. Besier, A. A. Brown, manager

assistants V. R. Ratnam, conductor-in-

eharge

Acreage—Total: 1,104, cultivated

Hollandsch-Amerikaansche Plantage (rubber) 585

Mu., N.Y.—Kisaran, Asahan, S.E. Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd.,

C.; Telephs. Kisaran 7, 8 and 9; Kuala Lumpur, agents

Cable Ad: Estafette, Kisaran ;

Codes:

and General A.B.C. 6th edn., Bentley’s Hoscote Malay Rubber Estates, Ltd.—

M. D. Krapp, head manager Negri Sembilan

L. M. Reuvers, secretary H. Corrie, manager

H. I. Pakenham, assist, sec. Registered Office—Harrisons & Cros-

F. P. Fowell-Price, accountant field, Ld., London

E. M. Blair and N. W. L. Stof- Acreage—Total : 3,978

koper, insnectors

Dr. W. B. Doorenbos, chief me Hoscote Rubber Estates, Ltd. (Incor-

porated in England)

-1. dical officer factory mgr.

van Eysbergen. Benut Estate—Cable Ad: Benut

Estate Rfertgam

Dr. W. E. Cake, director (plant, G. T. Lyford, manager

research dept.) Harrisons. Barker & Co,, Ltd.,

Holyrood Rubber, Ltd. (Incorporated Secretaries Kuala Lumpur, agents

in England), Holyrood and Bukit and Registered Office—

Rhona Estates—Postal Ad : Pondok Harrisons & Crosfield, Ltd., 1-4,

Tanjong, Perak; Cable Ad : Holy- Great

3. Tower Street, -London, E.C.

rood Acreage—Total: 1,748

James Neilson, manager

R. G. C. Hill, assistant

N. F. Coelho, book-keeper Inch Kenneth Rubber Estates, Ltd.—-

J. Murray, Kuala Lumpur, Kajang, Selangor

agent R. J. Watson

Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd., Kuala Secretaries and Registered Office—

Lumpur, agents Greenhill & Clapperton, 31,

Registered Office—Bright & Gal- George Street, Edinburgh

braith, 7, Martin’s Lane, Cannon Acreage—Total: 1,731, cultivated

Street, London, E.C. (rubber1) 1,481

Acreage—Total: 3,300, cultivated

(rubber) 2,410 Inchong Rubber Estate, Inchong

Estate—Kedah; Postal .Ad : Serdang,

Honan Estate — Stmgei Malayu, Kedah

Johore; Postal Ad: 112/114, Robin- K. Brown, manager

Son Road, iSingapore Secretaries^-Thos. Barlow k Bro.,

Lim Chong Pang, visiting agent

Aereaue—Total: 2,968,. cultivated Barlow EastcheRp,

49-51, London, E.O.

& Co., -Kuala Lumpur,

(rubber) 2,500 agents

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W. Miller Mackay, visiting agent Jasin (Malacca) Rubber Estates, Ltd.

Acreage — Total: 1,335, cultivated —Malacca

(rubber) 1,219 J. L. Cowie, manager

Registered Office—Shaw, Darby &

Indo-Malay Estates, Ltd. — Batang Co., Ltd., Winchester House, Old

Berjuntai, Kuala Selangor Broad Street, London, E.C.

R. P. Broome, manager Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd., Malacca,

Secretaries and Registered Office — agents

Cumberbatch & Go., Colombo Acreage — Total: 1,963, cultivated

Acreage — Total: 806, cultivated (rubber) 1,719

(rubber) 701

Indeagiei Rubber, Ltd., Sungei Lala Jebong (Perak) Rubber Co., Ltd.—

and Sungei Par it Estates—Indra- Matang, Perak

giri, Sumatra M. S. McGahey, manager

W. H. J. Frahm, general manager C. J. McDermot, assistant

B. Montgomery, supt. (Lala) Secretaries and Registered Office—

L. A. Emerson, assist. (Parit) Bosanquet & Co. Colombo, Ceylon

Secretaries and Registered Office— Acreage—Total: 1,703, cultivated

Evatt & Co., Singapore (rubber) 1,626

INSULINDE SlTMATBA RUBBER ESTATES,

Ltd.—Namoe Oengas, Tandjong, Jeram Kuantan Rubber Estate, Ltd.—

Poera, Sumatra Kuantan, Pahang. 9 miles from

O. E. Moriaty, manager Telegraph Office and 111 miles from

Registered Office — King William Railway Station

Street, London H. M. Shepton, manager

. Sandilands, Buttery & Co., Medan, Registered Office—Harrisons, Barker

agents & Co., Ld., Chartered Bank Cham-

Acreage—Total: 10,857, cultivated bers, Singapore

(rubber) 2,351 Acreage—Total: 2,005, cultivated

Ipoh Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Ipoh, (rubber) 1,334

'Perak

J. Nalder. acting manager Jeram Rubber Estates, Ltd.-^Selangor

Brown, Philips & Stewart, Ipoh, ,J. D. Smart, manager

agents Registered Office—The Rubber Estate

Secretaries

McLean, andBrodieRegiste’rf' d Office—7,

& Forgie, Agency, Ld., Bunge House, 71, St.

Royal Bank Place, Glasgow Mary Axe, London, E.C. 3

Acreage—Total: 1,064, cultivated S.I.P.E.F., Kuala Lumpur, agents

(rubber) 951 Acreage—Total: 2,087, cultivated

(rubber) 2,024.

Jabi RUbber Plantations, Ltd. (In-

corporated in England)—Postal Ad : Jimah Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Port

Jabi Estate, Alcr Star, Kedah; Dickson, Negri Sembilan

Cable Ad : Tuke, Alorstar A. C. Mulloy, manager

C. M. Tuke, manager (on leave) Secretaries and Registered Office—•

. L. Rogers,; acting mgr. Gattey & Bateman, Singapore

[ Secretaries—E. B, Ridsdel & Co., Acreage — Total: 1,030, cultivated

Ltd., 411-419, Salisbury House, (rubber) 987

London Wall, London, E.C: 2

McAuiiffe, Davis &Hope, Penang, agents

t Acreage—Total: 1,301 Jimtai Development, Co., Ltd.—Kua-

la Pilah, Negri Sembilan

-Cl atAn KebUn Rubber Co., Ltd. — G. C. Lancaster, manager

■ Klang, Selangor Secretaries and Registered Office

T. M. Latimer, manager Harper Gilfillan & Co., Ltd.,

W. F. O. Stephens, assistant Port Dickson

j Derrick & Co., Singapore, agents Acreage—Total: 800, planted 457

C216 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Jitra Rubber Plantations, Ltd., Bukit Jong Landor Rubber Estates,' Ltd.

Karangan Estates — Postal Ad : '■ KIncorporated-;in England)—Perak. 1

Padang Serai, South Kedah Postal Ad: Tapah j Teleph. 7; |

Titi Karangan Estate—Postal Ad . Cable Ad: Landor. 9 miles from

Padang Serai, South Kedah Tapah Road Station and, 3 miles

Acreage—Total: 900, cultivated from Post Office. Situated: 3rd

(rubber) 582 Mile Tapah, Chenderiang Rond

Jitra Estate—Postal Ad : Jitra N. Arthur Tinker,: manager

Kedah W. Adamson and D. F. Grant,

Acreage—Total : 753, cultivated assists.-

(rubber) 553 V. S. Panniker, chief clerk

J. C. H. Aitken, general manager Dr. E. L. Byrnes, medical officer

Bukit Tuniang Estate—Postal Ad: Secretaries and Registered Office— ]

Jitra Kedah ■ Geo. Williamson & Co., 138,• Lea-

Acreage—Total: 162, cultivated den hall Street, London, E.C. 3. !

(rubber) 162 Acreage—Total: 2,834,. cultivated

Sandilands, Buttery & Co., (rubbecjf 2,515

Penang, agents Harrisons, Barker & Co., Kuala I

.. Secretaries—M. P. Evans & Co., 30, Lumpur, ageiits

Mincing Lane, London, E.C. 3

Jong Produce Co4, Ltd.—Teluk An-

Joco Coconut Estate—Pontian, Jo- son, Lower Perak

hore A. Fraser, director

A. J. G. Crosse, visting mgr. O. T. de B. Whitehouse, director

Acreage—Total: 1,607, cultivated L. H. Ghee, secretary

(coconuts) 1,361, (areca nuts) 60 Registered

Road, TelukOffice

Anson—10, Dennison

Acreage—Total: 708, cultivated

Johoue Para Rubber Co., Ltd.— 410

Johore—Gunong Pulai Estate

Registered Office—A. B. Simson, 139, Jugra Estate—Banting, Selangor

Cannon Street, London, E.C. H. O. Kennedy, manager

Whittall & Co., Kuala Lumpur, Registered Office—24, Coleman St.,

agents London, E.C.

Acreage—Total: 1,679, cultivated Acreage—Total: 2,681 J, cultivated

(rubber) 1,097 (rubber, coconut and coffee) 2,637^

Johore River Rubber Plantations, Jugra Land and Carey, Ltd. (Incor-

Ltd.—Johore porated in Scotland)—Tamil name i

S. W. Gray, manager “Teluk Gunjing” ; Postal Address:

Registered Office—The Anglo-Orien- Carey Island,1 Port Swettenham, |

tal and General Investment Trust, F.M.S.; Oab e Ad : “ Loquat/'

Ld., 55-61 Moorgate, (London, E. Port Swettenham; Teleph. 53, Port

C. 2 Swettenham

Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd., Malacca, Distance from Railway Station— j

agents Port Swettenham, 9 miles by J

Acreage—Total: 2,448, cultivated Company’s launch.

(rubber) 2,124 Distance from Telegraphic Office t

—9 miles (Special arrange- j

ments.for sending and receiving]

Johore Rubber Lands, Ltd.—Johore telegrams from Port Swetten-1

B. J. R. Barton, manager ham by telephones)

Registered Offiee--E. B. Ridsdel & Forwarding and Enquiry Office—ij

Co., Ld., London, E.C. 2 Carey Island Agency, Port 1

McAuliffo. Davis & Hope, Penang, Swettenham, Telephone 4, Port f

agents Swettenham

Acreage — Total; 2,082,. (^cultivated James Melville, resident generals

(rubber) 1,924 manager

 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS C217

II. S. Bryce, office manager

W. A. B. Smith, factory superin- Registered & Forgie,

Office—AIcLean, Brodie

7, Royal Bank Place,

tendent Buchanan Street, Glasgow

I. T. Coutts, superintendent Brown, Phillips & Stewart, Penang,

R. J. MacLachiau, do. agents

0. F. Mangin, do. Acreage—Total : 2,093, cultivated

J. T. Nixon, do; (rubber and coconuts) 1,836 '

CD. E.S. Thomson,

Waits, do.do. Kampcng Guron Estate — Sungei

C. S. Allan, assistant Bakap, Province Wellesley

W. N. Allan. do

- j A.S. J.J. Halkett,

Hunter, do.do. Cheah Ghin Yean,manager

Chua (Juan Hup, owner

J. O. Martin, do. Acreage—Total: 244

A. N. Moncur, do. K. H Syndicate, Ltd., Kuala Hau

I. A. N. McClew, do. Estate—Kelantan; Postal Ad : Te-

M. G. S. Parker, do.

Acreage-Total: 28,733$, cultivated • mangan; G.Kennedy

Cable Ad : Kualahau

Holderraeer,

(rubber) 9,970, (coconuts) 6,898,

(tea) 87|, (coffee) 102 Burkillmanager

& Co., Ltd.,

Paradise Estate agents

H. Cl Pinching, visiting agent

Postal Address—Kajang, F.M.S.

Cable Address—“CouttsV'" Kajang K. M. So) (Malay States) Rubber

Distance from Railway Station— Plantations, Ltd.—Sungei Petani,

T mile

viDistance from Telegraphic Office j Kedah Sungei Patam and Bukit Lembu

—1$ miles : Divisions

Acreage—Total: 5741 R. Chrystal, manager

Secretaries and Registered Office— D. O. Wright, assistant

Macdonald, Stewart

1 ,& Co.,

87, West Regent Street, Glasgow.’ c.a., Secretaries and Registered Office. — '

C. 2,. Scotland Guthrie h Co., Ltd., 52-54, Grace-

church Street, London

Acreage—Total: 4,536, cultivated

(rubber) 3,606, (coconuts) 16

I -J nNTAi Development, Ltd., Juntai

' Lstg^e—Kuala

bilan Pilah, Negri Sem Kajang Rubber Estates, Ltd.—

,C. C. Lancaster, manager Selangor

R. J. Watson, manager

Secretaries and Agents—Harper Registered Office— D. A. Clapperton,

! , LumpurGilfillan & Co.,. Ltd., Kuala Harrisons, 31, George Street, Edinburgh

' Barker & . Go., Ltd.,

i Acreage—Total: 800, planted 458 Kuala Lumpur, agents.

acres Acreage—Total: 2,177, cultivated.

, (rubber) 1,787

I Junun Rubber Estates, Ltd., Jununi Kamasan Rubber Co., Ltd.—Kuala

Estate—Gurun P.O., Kedah Selangor, Selangor

H. W. Rickeard, manager A. G. R. Oowe, manager

S.I.P.E.F., Kuala Lumpur, agents.

. Secretaries and Registered Office— Secretaries and Registered Office —

Boustead k Co., Kuala Lumpur

The Rubber Estate Agency, Ltd., Acreage — Total: 763, cultivated

Bunge House, 71,' St. Mary Axe, (rubber) 750

London, E.C. 3

Acreage—Total: 2,122, cultivated Kampong Bate Estate, Ltd.—Rembau,

(rubber) 2,019. Negri Sembilan

Jtjrtt Estates, Ltd.—Province Welles- Agents k Secretaries—Mansergh k

Tayler, Seremban

ley

•I. M. Arbuckle, acting manager Acreage —1 Total: 187, cultivated

(rubber) 185

CS-ljB RUBBEit ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Kampong Kuantan Rubber Co., Ltd.— Kapar Para Rubber Estates Co,, Ltd.;

Selangor —Selangor

V. N. B. Were, general manager Whittall Co., Kuala Lumpur, |

E. W. Fesq, assistant agents

Registered Office—Boustead Bros., 5, W. S., Leslie, manager

Fenclmrch Street, London,'E.C. 3 Registered Office^—Wm. Nevett &

Cumber batch & Co., Ltd., Kuala Cod Street,

3, Salter’s Hall E.O

Court,/Can-

Lumpur, commercial agents non London, .

Acreage—Total: 4,049, cultivated Acreage — Total: 3,616, cultivated

(tubber) 3,506 (rubber) 3,563

Kampong Kamunting Tin Dredging Kapayang Rubber Estates, Ltd.—

Ltd., ^Incorporated in the F.M.S.)—- Seremban, Negri Sembilan

Registersi Office: Taiping Perak; D. Gilchrist, manager

Cable Ad: ‘‘Austmalay/'’ Taiping; Kennedy, Burkill & Co., Ipoh,.

Telephone 34, Taiping. Auth. Cap. agents

£140,000 in shares of 5/- each, Capi- Secretaries and Registered Office—

tal fully paid F. C. Heffer & Co., 62, Kiangse

Austral Malay Tin Ltd., general Road, Shanghai

managers and secretaries Acreage—Total: 529, cultivated

F. Leverrier, k.c. (chairman), W. grubber) 494

A. Freeman, H. Huntsman, R.

J. D. Richardson, b.e. (Syd.), Karak Rubber Co., Ltd.—Pahang

m.INST.M.M., E. E. G. Boyd, b.e. R. G. Young, manager

(Syd.), A.M. INST.M.M., F. V. Registered Office—Geo. Williamson

Stanley, b.e. (Syd.) and C. C. & Co., Ld., 138( Leadenhall Street,

Nardin, b.e. (Syd.), directors London, E.C.

Sydney Office:—Challis House, Mar- Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd.,

tin Place, Sydney Kuala Lumpur, local agents

Acreage—Total: 1,347, cultivated

Kampong Lima Rubber Estate, Ltd.— (rubber) 1,173

Sungei Bakap, Province Wellesley

F. W. Petri Hay, manager Karmen Rubber, Ltd.—Pahang

Agents, Secretaries

Office—Sime, Darbyand& Registered

Co., Ltd., A. Burleigh, manager

Penang Registered Office—Guthrie & Co.,.

Acreage—308, cultivated (rubber) 308 Ld., 5, Whittington Avenue, Lon-

don, E.C., 3

Kamunting (Perak) Siput,

RubberPerak

and Tin Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur,

Co., Ltd.—Sungei agents

H. C. Butler, general manager Acreage—Total: 2,980, cultivated

R, S. Cole, senior assistant (rubber) 2,131

Registered Office—Guthrie & Co.,

Ld., 5, Whittington Avenue, Katoyang (Bahru) Rubber Estate,

Leadenhall Street, London, E.C. 3 Ltd. (Registered in F.M.S.)—Postal

Guthrie & Co'., Ltd., Kuala Lum- Ad: Katoyang Estate, Tanjong

pum, agents Malim, Perak

Acreage—Total: 6,136, cultivated L. W. Tivy, resident manager

(rubber) 4,046 G. C. Bailey, visiting agent

Secretaries and Registered Office—I;

Kapala Islands Estate, Kapala Island Neill & Bell, Kuala Lumpur

Estate—c/o Harrisons, Barker &

Co., Ltd., Singapore, agents Kayan (F.M.S.) Coconut Co., Ltd.—|-

L. Wodschow-Pyne, manager Bagan Datoh, Lower Perak

Head P. C. Fisher, manager

Ltd., Office—J.

Shanghai A. Wattie & Co., Secretary and Registered Office—Ai}

Acreage—Total: 5,250, cultivated S.R. Bruce, 12, Dee Street, AberjB

(rubber) 1,850 deen, Scotland

 RUBBEiR ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS 0219

Bo'ustead & Co., Ltd., Penang, Kempas, Ltd.—Postal Ad : Tenth Mile

agents Estate Tangkah via Malacca

Acreage— Total: 2,233, cultivated 11. N. Winter, manager

‘ (coconuts) 1,867 Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd., Malacca,

agents

Kedah Rubber Co,, Ltb.—Bagan Acreage—Total: (rubber) 1,302

1,365, cultivated

Samak, South Kedah

J. W. Wilson, manager

S. L. Roberts, L. Lockyear & G. Kenny (Selangor) Rubber Co., Ltd.—

M. Clark, assistants Selangor

Secretaries and Registered Office— Victor Kinloch, general manager

Henry Waugh & Cb-V Penang Registered Office—C. A. Pattulo, 46,

Acreage—Total: ‘4,442, cultivated Charlotte Square, Edinburgh

(rubber) 2,197, (coconuts) 1811 Cumberbatch & Go., Ltd., Kuala

Lumpur, agents

! Kelantan Rubber Estates (1933), Ltd.,

Estates: Chaning, Pasir Jinggi and

' Lepan Kabu Estates — Kelantan, Kepayang Estate—Ipob, Perak

H. Rodway Rix, manager

| Postal Ad: Pahi; Cable Ad: Ghan- Acreage — Total: 172, cultivated

ing Pahi, Kelantan (rubber) 172

| F. W. B. Sergeant, manager

\ ,E. J. Goldman, assistant

J Boustead Kepong (Malay) Rubber Estates, Ltd.

agents & Co., Ltd., Tumpat, (Ibbqrporgted, in England)—Selan-

: Acreage — Total: 7,328, cultivated gorA. V. Beith, general manager :

(rubber) 2,290

Kepong Estate

; Kelton Rubber Estates, Ltd., Kelton Postal Address—Kepong, Selan-

S Estate—Serdang Selangor gor

| Secretaries and Registered Office— A. V. Beith, manager

Planters’

1 Stores and Agency Co., Acreage — Total: iVi8|-,| planted

Ltd ., Kuala Lumpur 1577..

' J. A. G. Wharton, manager Bujong Estate

. | Acreage—Total • , 160 Postal Address—Sungei Buloh,

Selangor

1 iS Kemasul Rubber Estates, Ltd., Kema- A. G. Donald, manager

f teuI E state, Mengkar ak, Pahang Acreage — Total : 1407 '., planted

R. J. Watson, manager 138# > . ; '■

| . Harrisons, Barker & Ob., Ltd., Sungei Gapi Estate

Kuala Lumpur, agents Postal Address—Sungei Tam-

Secretaries and Registered Office— peian,. Ulu Selangor

| , Greenhill & Clapperton, 31, H. H. Bell, manager

i. George St, Edinburgh Acreage-'—Total: 2273^,- planted

L Acreage—Total: 3,049, , cultivated 1807

> c (rubber) 729 Bukit Lanchong Estate

: 1- . ^ Postal Address—Batu Tiga, Selan-

a-^Kempas, Ltd.—Masjid Tanah, Malacca gor

E. E- C;, Lacey, manager S. Y. Turner, mgr. (on leave)

I. Ogg and J. B. Gould, assists. Acreage—Total: 1184, planted lj015

, j| Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd., Malacca, Viwg Estate

‘ * agents , Postal Address—Pengkalan Kun-

■ Secretaries and Registered Office—- dang

I Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd., Malacca M* F. Rogers, manager

: Acreage—Total: 2,567, cultivated Acreage' — Total:' 1452J, planted

(rubber) 2,440 949i ' V.r - -■ !

C220 RUBBEE ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Corscan Estate Registered Office—Bright & Gal-

Postal Address—Sungei Choh braith, 7, Martin’s Lane, Cannon

Acreage—Planted 466 Street, London, E.C.

Katoyang Estate Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd., Kuala

Postal Address—Tanjong Malim Lumpur, agents '

L. W. Tivy, mgr. (bn leave) Acreage—Total: 1,813, cultivated

N. H. Dakeyne, acting mgr. (rubber) 1,331

Acreage—1057J planted Kim Po Estate, Rhio—Postal Ad: N.

Bukit Prang Estate V. Landbouw Mij. Slipi, Batavia

Postal Address: Dinkil, Kajang J. G. Schilpzand, manager

S. J. Nias, manager Acreage—Total: 2,200, cultivated

Acreage—Total: 1000), planted (rubber and1 pineapple) 1,000

920

■ Agents—Boustead & Co., Ltd., Kim Seng Estate

Kuala Lumpur W. D. Magill, manager

Secretary and Registered Office— G. P. Aitken, assistant

W. B. Gould, 149, Leadenhall, J. Murray, Kuala Lumpur,

London, E.C. 3 visiting agent

Acreage—Planted

9093) with Rubber— Secretaries and Registered Office—

Total Acreage—10,559.) Shaw, Darby & Co., Winchester

House, Old Broad Street, London,

E.C. 2

Henry Waugh & Co., Ltd., Penang,

Khota Tampan Rubber Co., Ltd.— agents

Lenggong,

Longgorig, U.Upper

Perak;Perak;

Postal Add:

Cable

Ad: “Khota Tampan’* Lenggong; Kim Seng Land Co., Ltd. — Pasir

Distance from Railway Station Pajang, Singapore

Kuala Kaugsar, 30 miles i Goh Leng Inn, acting manager

Acreage — Total: 2,530, cultivated

Khota Tampan Estate (rubber) 2,000

D. B. Mowat, manager Kimanis Rubber, Ltd. (Incorporated

T. P. S. Nayar, chief dresser in England), Kimanis Estate—

Agents—Brown, Phillips & Stewart, Postal Ad: Jesselton, B.N. Borneo;

Ipoh Tel. Ad: Kimanis, Jesselton

Secretaries and Registered Office— W. Riddel, manager

Maclean, BrodiePlace,

7, Royal Bank & Forgie, c.A.,

Buchanan Guthrie & Co., Ld., Kuala Lum-

Street, Glasgow, Scotland pur, agents

Acreage—Cultivated (rubber) 948, Secretaries and Registered Office—

other cultivation 2.5 Guthrie & Co., Ld., 52-54, Grace-

church St,, London, E.C. 3

Acreage—Total: 5,314, cultivated

Kiamsam Plantation and Ranch (rubber) 3,253

Labuan, S. S. Kinding Rubber Estate Syndicate,

W. W. Boyd, j.p., general mgr. Changkat Kinding Estate—Postal

and proprietor Ad: Changkat Kinding Estate,

D. G. Boyd, assistant Tanjong Rarnbutan, Perak; Teleph.

18, Chemor. Distance from Railway

Kiangnan Estate—Sungei Krinking Station , and Telegraph Office—2$

Johore;Singapore

Postal Ad: 112, Robinson miles

Road, J. S. Ferguson, proprietor

Acreage—Total: 417, cultivated P. McGaul, do.

(rubber only) 417 J. Booth, do.

J. S. Ferguson, manager

Killinghall (Rubber) Development Ferguson & Palmer, managing

Syndicate, Ltd.—Selangor agents

F. C. Cox, manager Acreage—Total: 1,202^, cultivated

(rubber) 676, (tea) 65

 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS C221

Kings Mead Estate — Postal Ad: Agents—Messrs'. Soefin Co., Ld.y

Jerantut, Pahang Lumpur

N. G. Pill'ay, manager R. Michaux, visiting agent

Acreage—‘Total-: 200, culivated (rub- Dr. R.1 Symes, visiting medical

ber) 200 Officer

Kinta Kellas Rubbee fisrfATES, Ltd.— Klabang Rubber Co., Ltd. (Incorpor-

Batu Gajali, Perak ated in England)—Postal Ad : Kla-

R. Carswell, general manager bang Estate, Chemor, Perak. Dis-

Registered Oflice'—Taylor, Noble & tance from Railway Station and

Co., Adelaide House, King Wil- Telegraph Office: Klabang 2| miles,

liam Streht, London^ E.C. 4. S. Prah and Ulu Pari 5 miles

Harrisbn, Barker & sCo., : Ltd., J. F. McCurdy, manager

Penang, agents C. K. Sukumar, chief clerk

Klabang Estate

Kinta Vaeeey Estate, Ltd.—Postal Acreage—Total: 1,476, cultivated

Ad: Batu Gajalv-Perak Rubber)'1,311,/(coconuts) 25 .

H. F. Hutcheson, manager Sungei Praia Estate

Registered Office—Brown, Phillips Acreage—Total: ,575, , cultivated

& Stewart, Ipoh (rubber) 550

Acreage—Total: 3,225, cultivated Uln Pari Estate

■' Acreage — Total: 211, cultivated

(rubber) 2,315 . (rubber) 206

Total planted with (rubber) 2,067

Kjrby Rubber Estates, I/tn.—Negri acres, (coconuts) 25 acres

Sembilan Total acreage—2,262

Kirby, Carrotina, Georgia Khatoum Dr. Alex. Scott, medical officer

Estates Kamiri Estate — Postal Address :

D. Farquharson, general manager Sungei Siput, - Perak. Distance

Registered Office — The Planters’ from Railway Stat ion & Tele-

Stores and Agency Co., Ld„ L7,, graph Office: 3 miles

St. Helen’s Place, Bishopsgate, J. B. Middleton, manager

London, E.O. 3 Acreage—Total: 1,537, - cultivated

Planters’ 'Stores and Agency Co., (rubber) 952

Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, agents

Acreage—Total: 3,594, cultivated Karai gor.Estate—Postal Address:

Distance from _Eng-

Railway

(rubber) 2,804 Station & Telegraph Office: 2

, miles, . .

K’eapa Bali & Tilatj Estates, Planta- Acreage — Total: 533, cultivated

(rubber) 515

tions Fauconnier & Posth Ltd., (In- Padang Reugas Division ’

corporated in Belgium)—Postal Ad : Acreage—Total: 161, . cultivated

Trolak Perak; Cable Ad: “Klapa- (rubber) 150

bali” Trolak: Teleph. Sungkai 24; Dr. G. Waugh Scott, medical

Railway Station & P.O. (Trolak) officer

2 miles J. Ferris McCurdy, visiting agent

K’Lapa Bali Estate Barlow & Co., Kuala Lumpur,

Jas. Nicoll, manager agents

L. O. Maria Sube, assistant Secretaries and Registered Office—

Acreage Planted—Rubber, 1,107, Thomas Barlow & Bro., Ceylon

Oil Palms, 1,704 House, ,49-51.,, Eastcheap', Lon-

Total Acreage, 3,967 acres " •don,* E.<1. 3.

a Tilau Estate

Equatorial Produce Co., Ld., (In- Klanang Produce Co., Ltd.—Selangor

corporated in F.M.S.) Y. Gregory, manager

Jas. Nicoll, manager Registered Office—Messrs. Walker

Tota,l Acreage—2,060

(oil nalms) 1,700 acres, planted Bros. (London) Ltd., 3, London

Wall Buildings, London, E.O.

C222 EUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Klian Kellas, Ltd.—Padang Rengas, Kota Tinggi (Johore) Rubber Co.,.

Perak Ltd.—Johore

R. W. Low, manager R. W. C. Welch, manager

Registered Office—E. B. Ridsdel and Registered Office—R. D. Saw, Moor-

gate Station Chambers, London,

'Co., Ltd., 411-419, Salisburg

House, London Wall, E.C. 2 E.C.

J. S. M. Rennie, 9, de Souza Street,

Singapore, agents

Kluang Rubber Co., Ltd.—Kluang Acreage—Total:

Estate, Johore 1,891, cultivated

PI. B. Constable, manager (rubber) 1,769

Secretaries and Registered Office—

Derrick & Co., Singapore Kramat Rubber Estate, Ltd., Kramat

Acreage—Total: 1,892, cultivated Estate, Lumut, Bindings, S.S

(rubber) 1,566 E. C. E. Ashby, manager

Secretaries—Boustead & Co., Ltd.,

Ipoh

Kombok (F.M.S.) Rubber Co., Ltd.— Acreage—Total:

Sungei Gadut, Negri Sembilan 431, cultivation

H. A. Smith, manager (rubber and coconuts)

Registered Office—Guthrie & Co.,

Ltd., 52-54, Gracechurch Street, Kretay Plantations — Trengganu,

London, E.C. Postal Ad : Kretay via Singapore

Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, N. Tuul, manager

agents Secretaries and Registered Office—

Acreage — Total: 2,802, cultivated H. Gunter, 42/45. New Broad St.,

(rubber) 2,474 London, E.O. 2

East Asiatic Co., Ltd., 'Singapore,

agents

Kong Lee (Perak) Plantations, Ltd. Acreage—Total:

—Bagan Serai, Perak 3,925, cultivated

J. M. Arbuckle, manager (coconuts) 3,352, (rubber) 474 r

Secretaries and Registered Office—

McLean, Brodie & Forgie, Royal Krian Rubber Plantations, Co., Ltd.

Bank Place, Glasgow

Brown, Phillips & Stewart, Penang, —Subang

gor

Estate, Batu Tiga, Selan-

agents P. M. Geering, manager

Acreage — Total: 753, cultivated Secretaries and Registered Office—

(coconuts) 710, (Rubber) 33 Thomas Barlow & Bros., 49, East-

cheap, London, E. C. 3

Kongsi Rubber Co., Ltd.—Padang Barlow' agents

& Co., Kuala Lumpur,

Gajah Estate, Kapar Selangor Acreage — Total: 1,315, cultivated

H. B. Dudley, manager (rubber) 1,235

Secretaries and Registered Office—

Leechman & Co., Colombo

Acreage—Total: 1,433, cultivated Krian Rubber Plantations Co., Ltd.,

(rubber) 1,403 The—Jin Seng Estate, Bagan Serai,

Kota Bahroe Rubber Estates (1921), Perak

H. Forrest, manager

Ltd, (Incorporated in Hongkong), Registered

Kota Bahroe Estate, Kota Bahru, Office—Thomas Barlow &

Perak; Gunong Rapat Estate, Ipoh, Brother, Ceylon House, 49-51,

Eastcbeap,

Perak; Canning Estate, , Ipoh, Barlow & Co., London, E.C.

Perak—Postal Ad: Kota Bahru, Kuala Lumpur,

Perak; Cable Ad: DawsOn, Kota agents

Bahru, Perak Krubong (Malacca) Rubber Planta-

Raymund M. Dawson, manager

General Managers and Secretaries— tions, Ltd.—Alor Gajah, Malacca

Chas. Milne, manager

A. R. Burkill & Sons, Shanghai

Kennedy, Burkill & Co., Ltd., Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd., Malacca,

Penang, agents agents

 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS C223

Secretaries and Registered Office— Kuala Kubu Rubber Estate, Ltd.—

Rowe, White & Co., 4, Lloyd’s Ulu Yam P.O. iSelangor

Avenue, London, E. C. B. A. Woodmans6e, mapager

Acreage—Total: 751 cultivated Secretaries -and Registered Office—

(rubber) 735 Geo. Will'amsoh & Co., 138 Leaden-

hall Street, London

Kuala Geh Estates, Ltd.—Kelantan; Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd.,

Postal Ad : Sungei Nal; Cable Ad : Kuala Lumpur, agents

Kualageh Acreage—Total: 983, cultivated

W. H. P. Hall, manager (rubber) 955-

Acreage—Total: 5,126, cultivated

(rubber) 2,868 Kitala Lumpur Rubber Co., Ltd.

Guthrie & Co., Ld., Kuala Lum- Wardiebum Estate—P.O. Box No.

pur, agents 17, Kuala Lumpur

Secretaries and Registered Office— II. L. Linnell, manager

S. W. Ramplin, 7 and 8, Great Acreaged—Total: 2,636, cultivated

Winchester, London Wall, E.C. 2 (rubber) 2,332!

Kuala Kangsak Plantations, Ltd.— Kent Estate, Batu Caves P.O.

Perak C. K. Paul, manager

Gapis Estate, Pad'ang Rengas Acreage—Tola!: ;,4'.6.^, cultivated

O. H. M. Sturges, general mgr. (rubber)' 1,215k

J. G. Butcher, assistant Kundang and Raw,ang Estates,

Acreage—Total: 1,706, cultivated Pengkalan Kundang, Selangor

(rubber and qoconuts) 1,393 H. G. Thomson, manager

Sungei Biong Estate, Kuala Kang- Acreage—Total : 2-,32,41, cultivated

sar (rubber) 1,9411

R. O. Phillips, Resident mgr. Gemas Estate, Gemas, Johore

Acreage—Total; 956, cultivated B. Burr, manager

(rubber) 913k Acreage—Total: 1,7061, cultivated

Padang Gajah Estate, Trong (rubber) 1,416

Jas. Craig, assi^tant-in-charge S.I.P.E.F., Kuala Lumpur, agents

Acreage—Total: 677, cultivated Secretaries and1 Registered Office—

(rubber) 516 W. Hector Thompson, 9, Arundel

Batu Balai Estate, Jerantut, Pa- Street, Strand, E.C. ; '

hang

P. R. Spicer, resident manager Kuala Muda Rubber Estates, Ltd.,

Acreage—Total: 2,492; cultivated The—Kedah

(rubber) 639 Capt. T. C. Hume, general mgr.

Meranti Lapan Estate, Lahat F. J. F. Crook and M. E. Barrett,

W. A. McMichael, resident mgr. senior divisional managers

Acreage—Total: 806, cultivated Registered Office—E. D. Roberts,

(rubber) 791 149, Leadenhali St., London, E.C. 3

Registered Office—Dickson, Ander- Acreage—Total: 13,724, cultivated

son & Co., Abchuroh Lane, Lon- (rubber) 9,508 ,

don, E.C. 4

Harrisons, Barker & U0-* Ltd.,

Penang, agents Kuala Nal Kelantan Rubber Co., Ltd.

(Incorporated in England), Kuala

Kuala Keau Rubber Co., Ltd.— Nal Estate — Postal Ad: Sungei

Jeransong Estate, Pahang Nal, Kelantan, via Penang; Cable

J. R. Donald, manager Ad: Nal

Registered Office—Harrisons & Cros- G. Ireland, manager

field. Ld., London J. W. Hope, acting manager

Harrisons, Barker, & Co., Ltd., Whittall & Co., Kuala Lumpur,

Kuala Lumpur, agents agents

Acreage—Total: 1,416.25, cultivated Boustead Co.,. Ld., Tumpat, for-

(rubber) 628 warding agents

€-224 RUBBER ESTATES AX'D OTHER'PLANTATIONS

Sefci'etaries c,nd Registered Office— Borneo C'b-, Lid,, Singapore, lochl

A. B. Sirn'sdn, 139, Caiiii'oii Stleet, agents .; 1 f

Lohdon ‘

Acreage—Total: 1 3,975, cultivated Acreage—Total:

(Lubber) 6,810

12,837; cultivated

(rubber) '2,176

Kuala Rubber Co., Ltd. (In-

Ruala Pad ah Estate—Bentong,' Pa | Sawah corporated in Singapore), Knala

t bang . Estate—Postal Ad: Serem-

G. Barraclough, Company’s iRe- ban, Negri Sembiian

J. A.'Jansen,' magager

presentative in the East Registered Office—3. Mi .Jansen, 3,

W. M. Phillips, manager Coleman Street, Singapore

Registered Ofpce—Cooper, HcDou-

; gail & Robertson, Ltd., Berk-

hamsted, Herts Kuala Selangor Rubber Cq., Ltd.—

Acreage — Total: 2,0C0,! cultivated Selangor

; (insecticidal crop) 1,050 ii. D. Gillett, manager

P. S. Ransom, assist,

Kuala Pergau Rubber Plantations, i Secretary and Registered Office—

S. L. Thompson, 276, Winchester

Ltd., Kuala Pergau and Balah House, Old Broad Street, London,

Estates-^Ulu Kelantan; Postal Ad : E.C.

Kuala, Pergau Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd., Kuala

T. W. T. Bangs, mgr. Lumpur, agents

Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd., Kuala

Lumpur, local agents

Acreage'—Total: 3,982,1 cultivated Kuala Sepang Estate—Sepang, Sel-

(rubber) 1,205 ' :" ' angor

C. J. Taylor and R* V. Ross,

Kuala Pebtang Syndicate, Ltd., The, proprietors .

Tasang, Sladang, and Pertang Secretaries Planters 'Loans Board, managers

Estates—Keiantan ; Postal Ad : and Registered Office--

Kuala Pertang; Cable Ad: Kuala- Planhers’ Loans Board, Kuala

, pertang, Nal. Lumpur

J. McNicold manager

Secretaries and Registered Office— Kuala SmiM: Rubber Co., Ltd., Batu

Lyle, Leckie & Co., 48, West Pekaka Estate—Kedah ; Postal Ad :

Regent . Street, Giasgo.w Kuala Ketil P.O,; Teleph. 10 (Kuala

Acreage—Total: 5,400, cultivated Ketil)

(rubber) 2,300. . P. C. Meyrick, manager

H. N. W. Bulford, assistant

Kuala Pilah Rubber Estates, Ltd.— Secretaries Boustead

and Registered Office—

& Coi, Ltd., 1, Weld

Negri Sembilan Quay, Penang

E. W. Waterfield, manager Acreage—Tort^J : 3,382, cultivated

Registered Offide—Dickson,

son & Co., Ld., Abchurch Lane, Ander- (rubber) 2,503

London, E.C. 4

Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd., Kuala Kuantan Rubber Syndicate, Ltd. —

. Lumpur, agents , Sembilan Estate, Kuantan, Pahang

Acreage —1 Total: 1,060, cultivated J. S. Canter, manager

(rubber ) 1,023 Harrisons, Barker & Co., Kuala

Lumpur, agents and secretaries

Kuala Reman .Rubber Estates, Ltd., Acreage — Total: 1,581, cultivated

The—Pahang (rubber) - 981.72

A, de B. Haughton, general mgr.

WUM. Mills, superintendent Kukub Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Johore;

Registered,, Office—Arthur Giffard, Postal Ad : Kukuh Rubber Estates,

Blomneld House, London Wall, Ltd., Cucob via Singapore

London, E.C. A. J. G. Crosse, manager

 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS Oi2i>

Secretary and Registered Office— j Tanjang pasir and Si Toengir

Roger Wright, G9, Old Broad Estates

Street, London L. H. Styrgess, manager

Bruce Petrie, Ltd., Singapore, J. R. Frith, assistant

agents Secretaries and Registered Office—

Acreage—Total: 2,706, cultivated J. A. Henderson & Co., Ld., Ocean

(rubber, coconut and sago) House, Great Tower Street, Lon-

don, E.C. 4'

Kulai Rubber Estate—Kulai, J chore Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Medan, agents

W. P. Millar, proprietor Acreage—Total: 13,023, cultivated

Rennie Lowick & Co., Hongkong (rubber) 2,382'

Bank Chamber, Singapore, agents Labu (F.M.S.) Rubber Co., Ltd.—

Acreage—Total: 900 cultivated Labu, Negri Seinbiian

^rubber) 700 A. Burgess, manager

Kulim Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Kedah B. N. Smithlaing, assistant

J. F. Galland, general manager A. M itchell, assistant

Bukit Genting Estate Registered Office—Guthrie & Co.

Acreage—Total: 1,841, cultivated Ltd., .52-54, . Gracechurch Street,r

(rubber) 1,608 London, E.C. . 3,

Ghim Khoon Estate Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lum-

' Acreage Total: 1,277, cultivated pur, agents

. (rubber) 1,171 Acreage—Total: 3,268, cultivated

G. A. A. Denne, manager (rubber) ‘3,004

Sandilands, Buttery & Co., Penang, Glendale Estate, Gemas

local agents H. T. Graves, manager

Registered Office—Eastern Indus- Acreaae—Total : i.&,061, cultivated

tries, Ld., King William' Street (rubber) 2,502 «

House, London, E.C. 2 Labuan Bileh, Ltd.—Port Dickson,

Kttndong Rubber Estate, Ltd.—Jo- Negri Sembilan

hore C. K. Campbell, manager

A. W. Porter, manager Secretaries—Boustead & Co., Ld.,

Kuala

Secretaries—Harrisons, Barker &, Acreage—Total: Lumpur

Co., Ld., Kuala Lumpur 560, cultivated

(rubber) 530

KDRAMAN & UsUKAN ISLANDS ESTATES Lalang Rabat Kiri Estate—Ipob,

—Postal Ad: KuThnxan.^ Island, Perak

Labuan, S.S. A. N. Kenion, proprietor and

manager

W\ W. Boyd, proprietor and Acreage-^Total:

general manager 490, cultivated

D. G. Boyd, assistant (rubber) 490

Acreage — Total: 440, cultivated

(rubber) 440 Lam Chong Estate—Kampar, Perak;

Cable Ad : Lamchong

Kurau Rubber Estate, Ltd.—Postal Acreage Chan Ying Tit, manager

Ad : Bagan Serai, Perak — Total : 270, cultivated

R L. Parker, manager (rubber) 260

Registered Office—F. E. Maguire,

Pinner’s Hall, 8, Austin Friars, Lambak Rubber, Ltd.—Jobore

London, E.C. F. A. F. Johnstone, actg. mgr.

Boustead' & Co., Ltd., Penang, R. A. Witham, asst.

agents Registered Office—Guthrie & Co.,

Ltd., 52-54, Gracecburch Street,

Kwaloe Rubber Estates, Ltd. (Lon- London, E.C. 3

don)—Sumatra: Postal Ad: Mem- Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur,

bang Moeda; Tel. Membang Moeda agents

4; Cable Ad: Kwaloe, Membang Acreage—Total : 3,175.25, cultivated

Moeda; Code: A.B.G. Sth edition (rubber) 3,045.65

0226 RUBBER-ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Lanaduon 1 'Euiffimt -Estates, Ltd. — Lankat Rubber Co., Ltd,, Soengei

Johore Pendjara Estate—Sumatra. Sta-

Lanadron Estate, Muar tions Kwala and Selesseh; Telephs.

Acreage—Total: 4,201, cultivated 14 D.andMcL. 15 Kwala

Munro, actg. mgr. :

(rubber) :.5,128 Harrisons & Crosfield, Ltd., Medan,

Jernentab Estate, Segamat agents

G. W. Williams, manager

Acreage—Total; 7,507, cultivated

(rubber) 2,262 Lapan Utan Rubber Co., Ltd.—Kuala

Harrisons, Barker.: & Uo.* Ltd.. Selangor E. J. C. Edwards, manager

Kuala Lumpur, agents

D. M. Tibbs, manager J Secretaries and Registered Officer-

Registered Office— Harrisons &- Oros- CumberbatchBros.,

Boustead Colombo, Ceylon

& Co., Ltd., Kuala

field, Ld., 1-4, Great Tower St., Lumpur, agents 4

London, 1LC.

Acreage—Total: 454, cultivated

(rubber) 450

LangaT River (Selangor) Rubber Co.,

Ltd., Sungei Sedu Estate—^Selan- Laras (Sumatra), Rubber Estates,

gor; Postal Ad : Banting Ltd.—Head Office: Kerasaan Estate,

C. B. Wheeler, manager

Whittall & Co., ; Kuala Lumpur, Pematahg Sianta.r, E,C. Sumatra

R. M. Sheet, general manager

agents , . »" ,.j Kerassan ,& Bah Bajoe Estates,

Secretaries and Registered Office— Pematang rS'iaritar

Lewis, Brown & Co., Ld., The A. V. V anscolina, L. van Es,

Fort, Colombo i FI. A. Roddis, J. Pamplin,

Acreage—Total: 3,283, cultivated assistants j :

(rubber) i,877|, (coconuts) 353. Acreage—Total:-.8,021, cultivated

(Rubber in bearing 1,114j)., (rub- (rubber) 4,87), (coffee) 2,144 (oil

ber and coconuts) 150 palms) 5b

Petatel Estates, , Soeiigei Beojankar

Langko’n North Bor-neo' Rubber, Ltd. C. W. Dicks, manager

—Kudat, B. N. Borneo; Cable Ad : Acreage—fllotal:

(rubber) 2,kn , 5,500,

. cultivated

Langkon, Ranau Sandiland^, Buttery r &. Co., Me-

R. McGefchah, nianager dan, ' Cable Ad : “Larasaat,”

Acreage—Total

; :,,ir10,562, cultivated Medan,’agents

(rubber) '1,6^3 ' Aer Temam Estate, Moeara Biliti,

^Secretaries and Registered. Office— Palembang ,,

The British North. Borneo (Char- H. van Heutsz, manager

tered) Co., Staple Hall Stone Acreage—Total: 7,665, cultivated

House Court, Bishepsgate, Loin (rubber) 2,372

don, E.C. 3 ; ,■ . • ‘ ' Sandilands, Buttery & Co., Singa-

Guthrie & Co., Ltd,,,, Singapore, pore, agents

• commercial age’nta , 7 , ,

Langsa Rubber Ondebneming (Hol- Lawas (Sarawak) Estates, Ltd., Batu

Appi: and Biang Estates, Brunei.

land,) N. V.—Langsa. Sumatra Incorporated in London —. Postal

R. Gylienskold, manager

T. Hession, C, van Hemert, A. Ad : Brunei via Lahuan ; Cable Ad :

Thomson, Tembu'rong

Duncan and J. Breingay, G. F. W. Clifford, general mgr.

assistants J. F. Thomson, manager

McAuliffe,- D'avis & .Hope, Medan, Harrisons & Ci'osfield (Borneo),

agents Ltd., Labuaft, agents j

Acreage—Total: 2;081, cultivated . Secretaries—Rowe, White & Co.,

(rubber) 2,081■'* - , Ltd., London'

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Lawas (Sarawak) Estates, Ltd., Lu- Lendu Pahang

Rubber Co.;, Ltd.—Tembeling,

madan Estate — B. N. Borneo;

('aide ■ Ad : Lawasarel Beaufort. W. H. C. Horn, manager

Registered Offices—4, Lloyds Avenue, Sime, Darby & Co., Ld., Malacca,

Fenchurc,h Street; Loudon, E,C. 3-; agents

Cable Ad: Skyscraper Secretaries and Registered Office—

Directors — A. Barker Smith Rowe, White & Co., 4, Lloyd’s

(chairman), T. H. B. Owen, Rt. Avenue, London

Hon. Lord Rawallan an;d 0-s D. Acreage—Total: 1,864, cultivated

F. Sinclair (fubber) 668

La vanu Rubber Plantations, Ltd.— Lendu Rubber, Co., Ltd.—Malacca

Johore Charles Milne, J.P., manager

S. Harper Ball, manager Registered Office—Rowe, r'White &

W. O. Woodford, assistant Co., Ld., 4, Lloyd’s Avenue, Lon-

(Northern Division) don, E.C.

Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd., Malacca, Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd., Malacca,

agents agents

Acreage — Total: 6,047.,: cultivated Acreage—Total: 2,408,, cultivated

(rubber) 3,575 (rubber)* 2,242, ' (coconuts) 2

Registered Office—Anglo-Orieiltal & Lengokng Rubber Co., Ltd. (Incor-

General Investment Trust Ltd.—

31-33 Bishopsgate, London, E.C. 2 porated in England), Lenggeng

Estate and Bener . Estate—Negri

Sembilan; Postal Ad: Semenyih,

Ledang Rubber Plantations, Ltd.— Selangor

Tangkah, Johore C. H. Miller, manager

J. H. W. Godfree, manager Registered Office—Paterson, Simons

J. L. Gray, assistant & Co.; Ld., New London Street,

Guthrie & Co., Ld., Kuala Lum- London, E.C.

pur, agents Paterson, Simons & Co., Ltd., Kuala

Secretaries and Registered Office— Lumpur, agents

Guthriq & Co., Ltd., 5, Whitting- Acreage—Total: 2,664, cultivated

ton Avenue, London, E.C. 3 (rubber) 2471

Acreag^Total: 2,231, ■ cultivated

'1,945 Leong Bee Estate—23| Mile Stone,

Scudai, Johore Bahru

Ledbury Rubber Estates, Ltd.— Koh Toon Hor, estate manager

Selangor Secretaries and Registered Office—

Ledbury, Kurara and Sione Estates c/o 10, Mohamed Sultan Road,

Acreage—Total: 2,990, cultivated , /Singapore

(rubber) 2,414 Acreage — Total: 178, cultivated'

W. S. Godward, manager (rubber ,and bananas) 145

Registered Office—Harrisons & Cros- Lesong TIijoh Rubber Estates, Ltd.,

field, Ld., 1-4, Great Tower Street, Lesotng Tujoh Estate — Kedah;

London, E.C. Postal Ad: Padang Serai

B. H. Symes, visiting manager

Lee Mono Chye Estate (Yee Hee Registered Office—Harrisons, Barker

Kongsi), Yee Hee Estate—Postal Co.!, Ltd , Penang

Ad: 55, Jalan Maharani, Muar,

J chore

'Secretaries and Registered Office— Ligertwood Rubber Estate, Ltd.—

Krian Road, Perak

e/o 168, Jalan Abdullah, Muar, Secretaries, and Registered Office—

Johore Harrisons, Barker & Co., Penang

Acreage — Total: 721, cultivated Acreage- (Total : 675; cultivated

(rubber) 721 (rubber) 473

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LiiiFORD Estate-Sungei Besi, Selan- Lindores Estate — Kuala Selangor,.

gor Selangor

H. S. Talalla, manager E. J. C. Edwards, director and

Acreage—Total: 278, : cultivated manager

(para rubber) 278 Secretaries and Registered Office—

E. J. C. Edwards, Kuala Selan-

gor, Selangor

Linggi Plantations, Ltd. Acreage — Total: , 228, cultivated-

Seremban Division—c/o Manager, | (rubber) 228

Mantin Estate, Mantin

J. C. Peskett, manager Lipis River Rubber Syndicate, Ltd.—

Acreage—Total: 1,4491, cultivated Lipis River Estate, Kuala Lipis,

(rubber) 9791 Pahang

Rantau Division, Rantau, P.O. J. S. Ganter, manager

IS. J. A. Foster, superintendent Acreage — Total : . 610, cultivated

Acreage—Total: 3,32&, cultivated | (rubber) 515

(rubber) 2,5681;

Ulu Sawah Division, Kuala Saw ah, LokPutatan Kawi Rubber, Ltd.—Postal Ad :

Estate, Jesselton, B.N.

P. O. Borneo; Cable Ad : Lokkawi, Jessel-

M. G. Clarke, superintendent

Acreage—Total : 2,070; cultivated ton; Codes: A.B.C. 5th edition and

Bentley’s complete phrase. Distance

(rubber) 1,622 from Railway Station: 2 miles.

Siliau Division, Siliau, P.O. Distance from Telegraph Office: 11

H. de B. Millions, supdt. (on miles J, H. L, Macdonald (on leave),;

leave) manager

M. B. F. Moffat (acting) H. Read, manager (acting)

Acreage - Total : 2,305, cultivated Tan Soo Kim, m.b., B,s., visiting:

(rubber) 1,938 medical officer

Mantin Division, Mantin, P.O. Harrisons & Crosfeld (Borneo),

J. C. 1 Peskett, manager Ltd., forwarding .agents

Aoreagf —^^Tota! : :1,272, cultivated Agepts and 'Secretaries—The Borneo

(rubber) 1,191J Co., Ltd., 1 iJrl49, Fenchurch St.,

Haron Estate, Klang London, E.C. 3. :

E. Pennefatheig manager Acreage—Total : 1826. Rubber 1791,

Acreage—Total : . 1,916, cultivated Coconuts 35

(rubber) 1,795 , Lomawang Rubber Co., Ltd.—Jessel-

Sembrong Estate. Johore Bahru ton, B. N. Borneo

M. G. F. Moffatt, manager H. J. Walker, managing director

Acreage—Total : 3,319, Cultivated Secretaries and Registered Office,t-

(rubber) 3,024 Harrisons & Crosfield Ltd-, San-

Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, dakan, (Borneo)

agents

Secretaries and Registered Office-^ London Asiatic Rubber and Produce

Guthrie & Co., Ltd., 5, 'Whitting- Co., Ltd., The, Telembng Estate

ton Avenue, London, E.C. 3 Telemong Division and Renjok

Division — Bentong P.O., Pa-

! hang, F. M.. S.

Linda Rubber Estate—Te ! uk Anson, W. Edgar, manager

Perak J. R. Owen, assistant

B. H. Lewi* and Dr. C. F. Giddy, Harrisons, Barker & Co.., Ltd.,

proprietor's Kuala Lumpur, local agents

B. H. Lewis, manager Visiting Agent: F. H. Brunton

Acreage—Total: 256, planted (rub- —Sepang Estate, Sepang P.O.

ber) 200 , Acreage—Total: 8033; cultivated'

(rubber) 3525

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London, AkiArfq Rubber & Produce L. F. Tribe, manager

Co., Ltd. Boustead & Co., Ltd., Teluk Anson,

Diamond ' Jubilee' ‘ Estate,Jasin, agents. \

Malacca Secretaries and Registered Office—

il. E. Cardwell, manager Gordon, Frazer A Co., Ltd.,

E. C. Robertson, assistant Colombo, Ceylbn

Acreage--Total: 5,350, cultivated Acreage—Total: 1,9§5, . Cultivated

"(rubber)' 4,091 • (coconuts) ‘ 1,5&5

Batang Benar Estate, Nilai,

p.o.N.s'. “ : ; Lower Perak Rubber Estates, Ltd.—

B. Q. Chalmers,, manager Teluk Anson, Perak

.Acreage --Tota! : ]r36^, cultivated id. J. Morton, maitdger

('rubber) 1,360 ' Registered Office—British Industries

Tangkab Estate, TangEah, P.O., and General Investment Trust,

Johore Ltd., 104, Winchester House, Old

id. L. Lamotte}. mgr. (on, leave) Broad Street, London,' E.C. %

G. A. Chalmers (acting) McAuliffie, Davis & Hope, Penang,

Apreage—Total: 3,296, cultivated financial' agents

(rubber) 2,429, (coconuts) 9 Acreage—Total: l,7r8, cultivated

Edphil : & Plang Estates, Sungei (rubber) 1,420

Siput, Perak

J. M. Ross, manager Lower Segama Rubber Estates, Ltd.—

Acreage—Total: 2,368, cultivated Lahad Datu, B. N. Borneo

(rubber) 1,539 S. T. Bell, manager

Simpang Estate, Taiping, Perak Registered Office— 41, Easteheap,

J. M. Ross, manager London

Acreage—Total: 637, cultivated Acreage—Total: 4,700, all cultivated

i' (rubber) . 624 (rubber)

Braemar Estate—Semenyih, P.O.,

'■ Selangor

B. 0. Chalmers, manager Lowin Estate Co., Ltd.—Kuala Kang-

Acreage—Total: 1,052, cultivated! sar, Perak

(rubber) 933 F. C. Vanrenen, manager

Bemenyih

r Estate, Semenyih, Selan- Secretaries and Registered Office—

g°B.r)G,

, Chalmers, manager Brown Phillips & Stewart, Ipoh

Acreage—Total: 1,014, cultivated Lubok Rubber Estate, Ltd.—Kuala

(rubber) 943 Ketil, Kedah

:Sepang Estate, .Sepang, Selangor R. Heywood, manager

F. H. Brunton, mgr. (on leave) Registered Office—D. Laing, 3, Lon-

Jas. Marshall (acting) M don'Street, London, E.C. 3

W. M. Henderson and T. G. Mansergh & Tayler, Seremban,

Winch, assistants agents

Acreage—Total:. 11,246, cultivated Acreage—Total: 2,465, cultivated

(rubber)

Harrisons, Barker 6,247, (coconuts)

& Co., 36Ltd., (rubber) 1,907

I Kuala Lumpur, agents Lumboh Kluang (1926) Rubber Estate

Secretaries, and Registered Office— —Postal Ad: Dimpang, Selama,

Harrison's & Crosfield, Ltd., 1-4, Perak

1 Great Tower St., London, E.C. Ong Hock Thye, managing partner

Tan Hiang Lye, assistant manager

Londsdale Estate—Sepang, Selangor Heah Seng Hye, 52, Bishop Street,

K. S. Marsh', proprietor Penang, agents

W. F. Brown, manager Secretaries and Registered Office—

48, Main Road1, Bagan Serai,

Lower Perak Coconut Co., Ltd.— Perak

Blenheim Estate, Teluk Anson, Acreage—Total: 8l8|, cultivated

Perak (rubber) 568|

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Lumut Rubbek Estates Ltd., (Sungei Bertam Division, Malacca

Wangi Estate)—Postal Ad : Sungei A. E. Bennett, manager

Wangi Estate, Sitiawan, Perak; Acreage—Total: 4,272, cultivated

Telcph. 9 Sitiawan; Cable Ad: (rubber) 3,617

Lumut, Sitiawan Serkam Division, Merlimau, P.O.

H. W. Steele, manager J. F. S. Carmichael, manager

C. D. Ritchie, superintendent J. L. Schoffield, assistant

Dr. Keng Sim Lim, ai.u.c.s. (Eng- Acreage—Total: 4,669, cultivated

land), l.r.c.p. (London), visiting (rubber) 4,128

medical officer Fortrose Division, Gem as

T. A. P. Menon, chief clerk and B. Goldman, manager

book-keeper Acreage—Total : 3,948, cultivated.

T. H. Menzis, visiting agent (rubber) 2,372|

Agents—Messrs Harrisons, Barker Kemuning Division, Tebong via

& Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur Tamp in

Secretaries and Registered Office— R. G. Roden, manager

Plarrisons & Crosfields Ltd.,—1-4, R. L. Smith and A. J. Hutchi-

Great Tower Street, London, E.C. son, assistants

Acreage—Total : 4,018.5, cultivated Acreage—Total: 7,088, cultivated

(rubber) 3,900 (rubber) 5,550

‘Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur,

Lunas Rubber Estates, Ltd., Lunas agents

Estates—Kedah; Postal Ad: Lunas; Secretaries and Registered Office—

Cable Buthrie & Co., Ltd., 5, Whitting-

C. H.Ad:Mackay,

Mackay, Lunas

manager ton Avenue, Leadenhall Street,

London, E.O.

Secretaries and Registered Office—

Evatt & Co., Singapore

Acreage—Total: 1,472, cultivated Malaka Pinda Rubber Estates, Ltd.—

(rubber) 1,349 .96, First Cross Street, Malacca, S.S.

Hon. Mr. Tan Cheng Lock, c.b.e.,

Madingley (Malaya) Rubber Estates, managing director

Ltd. —Selangor ; Mai aka Pinda Division

R. B. Wyatt-Smith, manager Chan Tuan Giap, manager

Registered Office—Kennaway, Neame Teoh Teong Joo, asst. (Bukit

& Co., London, E.C:; Bruang Division)

Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd., Kuala Fam Swee Nyen, asst. (Tampin

Lumpur, agents Division

Acreage—Total: 1,417, cultivated Secretaries and Registered Office—

(rubber) 1,288 Chan Sze Onn & Co., 64-66, Market

■Street, Singapore

Majedie (Johore) Rubber Estates, Acreage—Total: 2,647, cultivated

Ltd. — Majedie Estate, Johpre ■ (rubber) 2,463

Bahru

C. Eldon Scott, manager Malakoff Rubber Estates, Ltd.

Barlow & Co., Singapore, .agents Malakoff Estate, Kepala Batgs,

Secretaries and Registered Office— Prov. Welltsley

Thomas Barlow & Bros-., Ceylon Ale?. Hastie, manager

House, Eastcheap, London, E.C. 3 W. M. Thomson, acting mgr.

Acreage — Total: 971-J, Cultivated (on leave)

(rubber) 770 < ' J. E. Gauld, J. Barrie and G.

Halliday, assistants

Malacca Rubber Plantations, Ltd. Acreage—Total: 2,464|, cultivated

Bukit Asahan Estate, Asahan (rubber) 2,1615, (coconuts) 86

K. W. Taylor, manager, Mayfield Estate, Tassek Glugor,

W. V. Simpson and G. P.W.

Angell, assistants A. R. Craig, division, manager

Acreage—Total: 8,163, cultivated Acreage—Total 2,6381, cultivated

(rubber) o,909 (rubber) 2,224, (coconuts) 11

 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS C23I

Stothard Malaya General Co., Ltd., (Incorpor-

Kedah Division, Kuala Ketil, ated in England)—Rengam Estate,

J. E. Gauld division mgr. Postal Ad: Rengam, Johore; Te-

Acreage—Total: 2,449, cultivated leph. 5, Rengam

(rubber) 1,072, (Piqui-A) 62.40 E. F. G. Davies, manager

Boustead & Co., Ltd., Penang, R. 0. D. Oliver, assistant

agents C. T. Williams do.

Secretaries and Registered1 Office— E. A. J. Brooks, do.;'

D. F. Pratt, do.

Ed. Boustead & Co., 149, Leaden- D. B. T. Scott, ' do.

hall Street, London, E.C. 3 O. R. Swain, do.

Malay Coconut Estates, Ltd.—Teluk C. Farquharson, engineer

Anson, Perak Brown, Tough & Menzies, Kuala

Capt. D. Owen Jones, M.c.;’mgr. • Lumpur, visiting agents

Registered Office—Thomson, Alston Agents -The Anglo-Siam Corpora-

& Co., 2-4, Idol Lane, Lond., E.C. tion, Ltd., 37b, Robinson Road,

Singapore

Malay Coconut Estates (21st Mile Secretaries and Registered Office—

Syndicatei, Ltd. Yule, Catto & Co., Finsbury

Capt. D. Owen Jones, manager House, Blomfield Street, London

Whittall & Co., Kuala Lumpur, E.C.

agents Acreage—Total: 7,749, cultivated

Secretaries and Registered1 Office— (rubber) 5,264

Thomson Alston & Co., 2-4, Idol

Lane, Eastcheap, London, E.C. 3 Malayan Cultures Co., Ltd.—Trolak,

Acreage — Total: 707, cultivated Perak

(coconuts) 703 W-F. M.G. Hine,

Iversen,assistant

manager

Malay Queen Rubber Plantations, Socfm Co., Ltd., Kuala Selangor,

Ltd.—Perak agents

K. V. Rasiah, clerk-in-charge Acreage—Total 7,500, cultivated (Oil

Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd., Kuala Palms) 5,000

Lumpur, agerits- Johore Labis Estate, Labis, Johore

Perak S. T. Rhodes, general manager

R. W. Kendall, manager D. D. P. Ruler, superintendent

Malay Rubber Planters, Ltd.—Lahat, Soofin & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur,

Secretary and Registered Office— agents

H. Cossins, 835, Salisbury House, Acreage—Total: 25,831, cultivated

London Wall, London, E. C. 2 (oil palms) 10,248

Acreage—Total: 3,097, cultivated

(rubber) 2,770 Malayan Tea, Ltd. — Malayan Tea

Estate—Banting, Selangor

Malay United Rubber Estates, Ltd. C. Grant, manager

Sungei Bekok Estate, Bekok, Johore Whittall & Oo.j Kuala Lumpur,

J. W. E. Adams, manager agents and secretaries

Acreage—Total: 1,574, ^ cultivated Acreage — Total: 800, cultivated

(rubber) 1,363 (tea) 400

Kampar Malim Estate, Tapah,

Perak Malaysia Rubber Co.,1 Ltd.—Sungkai,

F. H. Faithful), manager Perak

Acreage—Total: 1,303, cultivated C. B. Graburn, j.p., manager

(rubber) 1,146 Registered Office—Harrisons & Crds-

S.I.P.E.F., Kuala Lumpur, agents field, Ld., 1-4, Grealt Tower Street,

Secretaries and Registered Office London, E.C.

The Rubber Estates Agency, Ltd.,

Bunge House, . St. Mary Axe, Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd.,

London, E.C. 3 Lumpur, agents

0232 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Mali wan RiVKsSer Co., Ltd., Maliwan Ma'rudu Consolidated Estates, Ltd.—

Estate — Victoria .'Pdijit, Lower K ud.it, B. N. Borneo. ,

H. A, SomeByille, manager . .

.

Burma, 'vi't Peuting’,

S. Booth Russelj, general ijaanager Li’ancis Peek /& Co., Ltd., ’ Singa-

'Whittalh & Go., liuala Lumpur, o lioro, ^f^s'

agents.

Secretaries and Registered Office— MarUdu Rubber, Ltd. — Taritipan

A. B. Simson, 33, Eastcheap, Lon- Estate, Kudat, B. N. Borneo

don, E.C. 3 G. J. Brand* manager

Acreage:r-Totaj : 1,054,1 cultivated Harrisons & Crosfield, Ltd., Sanda-

(rubber) 642* kan, agents

Acreage—Total: 4,000, , cultivated

(rubber and coconuts) 400

Mambau (F.M.S.) Rubber Co., Ltd.— Secretaries and Registered Office—

Keerri Sembilan Shand. Haldane & Co., Ld., 24,

W. A. Outsell, manager Rood Lane, London, E. C. 3

Registered Office-^Lya,ll, Anderson &

Co., 16, Philpot Lane, Lond., E.C. Maryland Estate—Postal Ad : Lumut,

Man$ergh & . Tayler, ■ Seremban, S.S.

agents

■ A- B. S. Morton,,2,077,

Acreage—Total: visiting age^it

• cultivated

Mrs. C. N. Maxwell, proprietress

C. N. Maxwell, manager

(rubber) 1,612 Acreage-—Total: 487, cultivated

(coconut, rubber and coffee) 200

Manchester North Borneo Rubber, Matanc Estate—Postal Ad: Matang

Ltd., Melalap Estate--Postal Ad: Perak

Melalap Estate, Jesselton, B. N. E. T. Jacques,, manager

Borneo; Cable Ad: Melalap Post J. M. Boyd, assistant,.

Tenom Secretaries—Dickson, Anderson

H. D. Lack, manager Co., Ltd., 20, Abchurch Lane,

B. I. Iversen, assistant ,

Kinarut Estate ■ , London, E.C. 4

Acreage—Total: 1,375, cultivated

R. E. Jones, manager (rubber): 1,050

Kong Hiap Hin & Co., .Jesselton,

agents

Secretary and Registered Office— May Rubber Estate, Ltd.—Kuantan,

John Hall, 24, Mosley Street, Pahang

Manchester 40.. J. Windsor, managing director

Acreage—Total: 18,000, cultivated S. Low, supl.

(rubber) 3,552 Acreage — Total: 230, cultivated

(rubber) 230

Mandax-Tekong ’ (Singapore) Rubber M.M.R.M. Estate—Rawang, Selangor

Estates, Ltd.--96, Market Street, M. M’. R. M. Nallakaruppan

Singapore Chettiar, manager

Ong Song Quee, manager Secretaries and Registered Office—

Secretaries—Chan

1 Sze Onn & Co. Kulipirai, Tirumayam, Southern

Acreage — Total: 807, cultivated India

(rubber) 590 Acreage — Total: 117, cultivated

(rubber) 117

Marsiling Estate—Woodlands Road,

Singapore, S.S.; Postal Ad: 112- Melintang Rubber Estate — Utan

114, Robinson Road, Singapore S.S. Melintang, Perak

Lim Chong Pang, visiting agent. L. R. Danforth, manager

Acreage — Total: 573, cultivated1 Acreage — Total: 659, cultivated

(rubber) 553 (rubber) 385, (cocbhuts) 40

 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Membakut Rubber, Ltd.—Jesselton, Merbau Rubber Estate, Ltd.—Kedah

B.N. Borneo, Membakut Estate; J. M. Baker, manager

• Cable Ad: Hardwick, Jesselton Registered Office^-'R. Lawrence

R. K. Hardwick, manager Spicer & Co., 3 and 4, Great Win-

Sandala Estate— chester Street, London, E.C.

Capt. A. M. Henderson, m.c., mgr. A. A. Anthony & Co., Penang,

Harrisons & Crosfield (Borneo), agents

Ld., Sandakan, forwarding agts.

Registered Office—W. P. Flynn, 17,

St. Helen’s Place, London, E.C. 3 Merchiston Rubber Estate, Ltd. —

Pondok Tanjong, Perak

Mengkebang Rubber Estate—Postal A. B. Robertson, manager

Ad: Kuala Krai, Ulu Kelantan Registered Office—F. E. Maguire, 8-

Tengku Ahmad Zainul-Abidin, sole and 9, Austin Friars, Lond., E.C.

proprietor Boustead & Co., Ltd., Penang,

Tuan Ismail, manager , agents

The Anglo-Siam Corporation, Ltd.,

,37b, Robinson Road, Singapore, Merlimau Pegoh, Ltd.

selling agents Merlimau Estate, Merlimau, P.O.

Acreage—Total : 20011, cultivated W. A. Wilken, manager

(rubber) 1,050 J.. C. Stephen, assistant

MengkibOl (Central Johore) Rubber Acreage—Total : 6,330, cultivated

Co., Ltd.—Johore (rubber) 5814, (Coconuts) 40

C. H. F. Pierrepont, manager Pegoh Estate—Home Division ; Tam-

C. S. Pendrigh and C. R. Glee- pan, Negri Sembilan

son, assistants A. McLeod and C. M. Jackson,

Registered Office — Yule, Catto •& assistants

Co., Ltd., Finsbury House, Blom- Acreage—Total: 5,664, cultivated

field Street, London, E.C. 2 (rubber) 4,882, (coconuts) 73

Anglo-Siam Corporation, Singapore, Permatang Estate, Kota Tinggi,

agents J ohore

Acreage—Total: 4,981, cultivated M. Clark, manager (on, leave)

(rubber) 2,573 P. T. Bowers (acting)

Acreage—Total : 1,303, cultivated

Mentakab Rubber Co., Ltd., Mentakab (rubber) 1,303

Estate—Mentakab, Pahang Sime Darby & Co., Ltd., Malacca,

J. Andersq'n,' manager agents

Secretaries and Registered Office— Secretaries and Registered Office—

Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ld., Shaw, Darby & Co., Ltd., Win-

Chartered Bank Chambers, Singa- chester House, Old Broad Street,

pore E.C. 2

Acreage—Total: 1,778, cultivated

(rubber) 1,385 Merlimatj Pegoh, Ltd, (Incornqrated

in England)—Permatarig Estate

Menyenangkan Diri Estate—Postal P. T. Bowers, manager

Ad : Sitiawan, Perak Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd., Malacca,

H. Goodwyn, manager agents

Acreage — Total: 299, cultivated

(rubber) 292 Merton Rubber Syndicate, Ltd.—

Meranti United, Ltd.—Kajang, Se- Selangor

langor G. M. Brpwne, manager

Cecil K. Paul, manager Registered Office—Taylor, Noble &

Secretaries and Registered Office— Co., Ld., 481-484, Salisbury House,

Neill & Bell, Kuala Lumpur London Wall, London, El.C. 2

Acreage—Total: 1,225, cultivated Harper, GilfiUan & Co., Ltd., Kuala

(rubber) 1,030 Lumpur, agents

C234 RUfiBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Ming Shu Cultivation'—Sungei Mala- Registered Offipe—F. E. Maguire,

yu, Johdre Pinner’s E.C.

London, Hall, Austin Friars,

Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Singapore,

agents Boustead & Go., Ltd., Penang,

agents

Acreage—Total: 2,058!, cultivated Acreage—Total:

(rubber.) 1,60U 7,963, cultivated

. (rubber) 2,412

Mon Repos Rubber & Coconut Estate MoyNalpy Estate1—Gopeng, Perak

—Mon Repos Estate, Sabak Remain,

Perak S. W. Clarkson^ manager

G. R. Ekeroth, proprietor and General Managersr—Osborne & Chap-

pel, Ipoh, Perak

manager

Acreage — Total: 300, cultivated

, (rubber) 27,0, (coconuts) 30 Muar Itam Estate, Ltd.—Jbhore

C. Craib, manager

Morib Plantations, Ltd., The—Selan- Registered Office—S: W. Ramplin,

7-8, Great Winchester Street, Lon-

gor don Wall, London, E.C. 2

R. Paton, manager Barlow & Co., Singapore, agents

K, C. George, clerk

Registered Qffigem-T, H. Nicholson,

330, Gresham House, Old Bond Muar River Rubber Co., Ltd.—Johore

Street, London, E.C. 2 J. W. Allgrove, manager

Hooglandt & Co., Singapore, agents R. G. Willacy, assistant

Mount Alma Syndicate, Ltd. (Regis- Registered-Office—Thomas Barlow &

tered in Singaipq>re)r^B0stal Ad: Brother, Ceylon, House, 49-51,

Johore Bahru, Johore Eastcheap, London, E.C.

G. O. Wemys, manager Barlow & Co., Kuala Lumpur,

Registered Office—Evatt & Co., agents

French Bank Chambers, ig’p.ore.

Acreage—Total: 1,495, cultivated N.V. Nederiandsch-Indisch Land-

Syndicaat Pematang Siantar S.O.K.

(rubber) 986 —Head Office : Amsterdam; Postal

Mount Austin (Johore) Rubber Ad: Cable

Pematang Siantar, Sumatra;

Estate, Ltd.—Johore

E. Anker, general manager K F.AdZeeman,

: Siantarsum

delegate

Chr. A. Jepsen, section manager J. C. Griienenburg, inspector

R. Jesperson, do. P. Landzaad,. secretary

H. F. Clausen, do’

East Asiatic Co., Ltd.‘ Singapore, N.V. Rubber M.Utschappij Basilam—

agents Sumatra; Postal Ad : Bindjey

Acreage—Total: 11,901 (rubber) • Basilam Estate

Registered Office—H. Gunter, Orient J. C. Honcoop, manager

House, 42-45,, New Bond Street,

London, E.C. 2 Nulla Estates, Ltd.—Tronoh, Perak

W. Teller, manager

Mount Cyril Rubber Estates, Ltd.— Secretaries ; and Registered Office—

Mersing, Johore Osborne & Chappel, Ipoh

P. Cavallero, manager Acreage—Total: 1,000, cultivated

‘C. G. Swamy, assistant (rubber) 821

Secretaries and Registere'd Office—

Boustead & Go., Ltd., Singapore Nan Ah Koshi, Ltd.—Teluk Sertgat,

Sukudai, Bukit Batu and Rhio

Mountjoy Rubber Estate, Ltd.— Singapore Estates; Postal Ad: 21, Beach Rd.,

Kedah

Henderson Gall, manager S. Matsumoto, managing director

J. C. MatheSon, assistant (Teluk Sengat Estate)

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T. Kominami, sub-manager (Teluk New Columbia Rubber Co., Ltd.—

Sengat Estate) Ayar Tawah, Perak

K. Yoshihara, manager (Rhio R. E. L. Davies, manager

Estate) J. Mackintosh and E. M. Tham,

S: Takenouchi," manager (Rhio assistants

Estate) Registered, Office—Samuel Fitze: &

Secretaries and Registered Office— Co. (London), Ld., 91 and 93,

Teluk Sengat Estate, Kota Tinggi, Bishopsgate, London, E.C.

Johore Kennedy, Burkill & Co., Ltd.,

Acreage—Total: 13,838, cultivated Penang, agents

(rubber) 10,395 Acreage—Total: 2,783, cultivated

(rubber) 2,338

Nanette Rubber Plantations, Ltd.— New Crocodile River (SiUANG'di;)

Johore Rubber Co., Ltd.

S. W. Gray, manager Siingei Buaia Estate', Banting

Secretaries and Registered Office— J. G. A. iSymons, manager

The Anglo Oriental and General S. G. Clappen, assistant

Investment Trust, Ld., 55-61 Moor- Acreage—Total: 1,724, cultivated

gate, London, E.C. 2 (rubber) 1,610

Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd., Malacca, Teluk Datoh Estate, Banting

agents G. O. W. Symons, manager

Acreage—Total: 1,451, cultivated

Nanyo Gomu Kaisha, Ltd.—Postal (rubber) 1,356

Ad : Panchore, Kota Tinggi, Johore Lunderston Estate, Banting

S. Matsuzaki, manager C. B. Colson, manager

Secretaries and Registered Office— Acreage—Total: 846, cultivated

Nanyo Gomu Kabushiki Kaisha, (rubber) 754, (coconuts) 76

Ltd. Juasseh Estate, Kuala Pilah, N.

Acreage—Total: 3,088, cultivated Sembilan

(rubber) 3,050 A. L. Sands, manager

Acreage—Total: 2,185, cultivated

Narborough (F.M.S.) Rubber Estates, (rubber) 1,408

Ltd.—Sungkai, Perak Sialang Estate—Bahau, N., Sembilan

W. C. Ephraums, manager A. L. Sands, manager

Registered Office — J. Dykes, .65, Acreage—Total: 1,029, cultivated

London Wall, London, E.C. (rubber) 751

General Managers—Osborne &'Chap- G. O. W. Symons, general mgr.

pel, Ipoh Secretaries and Registered Office—

Percy B. Cowham, 49j Dale Street,

Manchester, England

Negri Sembilan Oil Palms, Ltd.—

Senama Estate, Bahau, P.O., Negri

Sembilan New Rompin and Menokaratc Rubber

G. R. Stevenson, manager - Estates. Ltd.—New Rompin, NCgri

N. Sellathurai, assistant Sembilan

Secretaries and Registered Office— A. P. H. le Prevpst, manager

Mansergh & Tayler, Seremban W. H. Goom, assistant

Acreage—Total: -3,244|> cultivated Secretaries and Registered Office—

(African oil palms) 823 Bruce Petrie, Ltd., Singapore

Acreage—Total: 3,919, cultivated

(rubber) 1,900

New Coconut Ca, Ltd.—Telok Anson,

Lower Perak New Rompin and Mengkarak Rubber

P. C. Fisher, manager Estates, Ltd.—Mengkarak, Pahang

S. Mahalingam, assistant J. J. Mackie, manager

Secretaries and Registered Office— Secretaries and Registered Office—

Whittall & Co., Kuala Lumpur Bruce Petrie, Ltd.,

Acreage—Total: 1,201, ' cultivated Acreage—Total: 1,000,Singapore

cultivated

(coconuts) 1,201 (rubber) .948

C236 HIT BEER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

New Scudai, Ltd.—Johore Bahru, Registered Office—Edward Boustead

& Co., 149, Leadenhall Street,

Johore London, E.C. 3

K. L. Woodhouse, acting mgr. Boustead' & Co., Ltd., Singapore,

Agents—Sime Darby & Co., Ltd., agents

Malacca

Secretaries and Registered Offide—■ Acreage—Total:

(rubber) 3,085

4,249, cultivated,

Chan Sze Onn & Co., Singapore

Acreage—Total: 2,161, cultivated North Borneo State Rubber Ltd.,

(rubber) 1,831 ‘ Lmnat Estate—Jesselton, B.N. Bor-

New Seeendah

Serendah Ltd., neoP.; F.Cable

Robber Co., Selan-

Estate—Serendah,

Ad: Lumat

Palmer, manager

gor Mandalan Estate—Jesselton

Directors — D. H. Hampshire P. F. Palmer, manager

(chairman), R. C. Russell, E. G. J. A. Tayler, assistant

Leyne, M. J. Kennaway and D. Harrisons & Crosfield (Borneo),

F. Topham Ld., agents

F. M. Riley, manager Secretary and Registered Office—

Secretaries—Boustead & Co., Ld., North Borneo Chartered Co ,

Kuala Lumpur Staple Hall, Stone House Court,

Acreage—Total : 1,840, cultivated Bishopsaate, London, E.C. 3

(rubber) 1,433 ;North Hummock (Selangor) Rubber

Co., Ltd., The—Selangor, Klang

New Zealand Malay Rubber Co., Ltd. H. Case, manager

(Registered in New Zealand), Kesial ' F. S. Thompson, assistant

Estate—Postal Ad : Kesial, Kelan- Cumberbatch B. T. Plunket, do.

tan; Cable Ad: Jagar Kesial & Co., Ltd., Kuala

L. E. White, manager Lumpur, agents

Acreage—Total: 1031 J, cultivated Acreage—Total:

(rubber) 3,400

4,200,, cultivated

(rubber) 868 Registered Office—Morison, Ruther-

Nipah Distilleries of Malaya, Ltd.— ford & Co., Eastcbeap, London,

Kuala Selangor, Selangor; Cable E.C.

Ad: Nipah, Kuala Selangor North Labis (Johore) Rubber and :

A. C. Stafford, gen. manager Produce Co,, Ltd.—Johore ,

J. M. Hall, field manager Hon. Mr. C. G. Tanner, manager I

H. R. Hayes, asst A. J Allen and R. H. Brash, i

Secretaries and Registered Office— assistants

Kennaway, Neame & Co., 6,

Lloyd’s Avenue, Fenchurch Street, Registered Office—Harrisons & Crbs-

field, Ld., 1-4, Great Tower Street,^

London London, E.O. 3

Henry Waugh & Co., Ltd., Penang, Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd.,

agents Kttata Lumpur, agents

Acreage—Total: 2,265, cultivated Acreage—Total : 7,944.06, cultivated

(nipah) 1,901, (coconuts) 39 (rubber) 4,556.34

Nithsdale Rubber Estates, Ltd.— North Malay Rubber Estates, Ltd.—-

Mersing, Johore Kuala Ketil, Kedah, Baling Estate ;

P. A. G. Stage, manager H. G. Shannon, manager

Secretaries and Registered Office— E. G. Brown, assistant

Boustead & Co., Ld., Singapore Secretaries and Registered Office—|

Acreage—Total: 2,517, cultivated Burt, Taylor «fe Co., Ltd., Fen-

(rubber) 462 ohurch Street, London

Plenty

agentsWaugh & Co., Penang,

Nordanal (Johore) Rubber Estates, Acreage—Total: 2,773, cultivated:

Ltd.—Johore (rubber) 2,387

D. G. A. Fraser, manager

 EUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS, C237

Nyalas Rubber Estates, Ltd..—Postal Cumot.'j:batch &..pp.; Ltd., Kuala

Ad : Ayer Kuning SoutK, Negri , , Lumpur, adepts

Sembilan

Chi Sun Cheng, manager Padang Nyor Estate—Kuala Selangor,

Secretaries and Registered Office— Selangor:

Evatt & Co., Singapore G. R. L’Estrange,1 proprietor '

Acreage—Total: ' 2,0024,> Cultivated Acreage — Total: 187, cultivated

(rubber) 1,7591- (rubber) 187, -

Oil Palms of Malaya, Ltd., Ulu

Remis Estate -—Layang Layang, Padang Rubber Co., Ltd.—Padang

Johore Rengas, Perak

S. E. Thorburn, manager li. W. .S. GowlahJ,, manager' '

C. E. Binns, senior assistant

R. A. Witham, C. C. Wolfe and Secretaries and Registered Office—

A. R. Burkill & Sons, Ld.,

F. J. Orossle, : assistants Shanghai

Guthrie & Co., Ltd., KuaJa Lumpur, Kennedy, Burkill & Co.. Ltd.,

agents Penang, agents

Secretaries and Registered Office— Acreage—Total: 950-!, cultivated

Guthrie & Co., Ltd., 5, Whitting-

ton Avenue, London,' E’.Oi 3 (rubber) ,786! (coconuts) 20

Acreage—Total: 16,092, cultivated

(oil palms) 6,188 Pahang C.onsolidated Co., Ltd. (In-

Ong Chin Yam Estate—Rompin, corporated in England, , 1906)—Ku-

antan, Pahang; Head Office: iilom-

Negri Sembi’an; Genuang, Jnhore; field House', Lohdon Wall, LoVidon,

Rhiow, D.E.I. Office: 1, Second E.C. 2. Property: Some 300 sq.

Gross Street. Malacca, S.S.

Acreage—Total: 1,500, cultivated miles N.E. Pahang. The bulk of

the tin is derived from lodes; about

rubber

Opkir Valley Estate, Ltd. (Incorpo- alluvialcent, of the output is from

2 per

rated in the S-S.), Ophir Valley Directors—H. Erisby (chairman),

Estate—Tamrkah, via Malacca; J. J. Brown, D. T. Lewis, D. J.

Cable Ad: Onhir, Tangkah Ward and Sir D. Brownrigg, bt.,

D. C. Rodrigo, manager C.B.

A. P. Oarrana, visiting agent J. D. R. Scott, secretary

Dr. P. J. E. Jolly, visiting medi- V. B. C. Baker, m.i.m.m,, gen-

cal officer eral supt.

Secretaries and Registered Office— D. Samuel, chief mining engr.

Guthrie & Co., Ltd;, Kuala Lum- B. F. Tyson, G. H. Eairmaid,

pur engineers

Acreage—Total: 1,429, cultivated H. L. Waymouth, chief aect.

(rubber) 646 W. B. N. Fox, assist, do.

Oriental Rubber Co., Ltd.—Negri F. H. Way, surveyor

Sembilan D. A. Bett, chief electrical engr.

E. P Windsor, manager H. Knight and 0, W. Blatdi-

J. E. Theophilus, assistant ford, assist, electrical engrs.

^ Registered Office—H. L. Turner, 2a, T. MeClay, chief engineer

\< Eastcheap, London, E.C. 3 D. Kidd, H. Hosking, C. Law-

Acreage—Total : 2,311, cultivated rey, T. MeEachern and J: W.

(rubber) 2,311 Smith, assist.!:.mechanical en-

W. gineers

Bate, electrician

Padang Jawa Rubber Estate, Ltd.— T. G. McGaw, do.

Selangor T. Lawther, do.

Padang Java oEstate, Klang G. S. Mottram, assayer

L. A. Spcne r Stork E. A. Barnes, W.iiC. Johns, W.

Registered Office — Bright & Gal- J. Lanyon, J. H. Mitchell, A.

braith, Id., 7, Martin’s Lane, J. Symes and C. Tonkin, mine-

Cannon Street, London, E.C. men

•0238 RUBBER. ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

G. R. Rogers, prospector Pasak Rubber Estate, Ltd.—Kota

Dr. J. Bulman iVlason, l.e.c.p. Tinggi, Johore

and S.E., medical .officer P. T. Bowers, manager

Kuala, Kuantan Secretaries and Registered Office—

A. John, clerk-in-charge Derrick & Co., Singapore

The Borneo Co., Ltd., Singapore, Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd., Malacca,

agents agents

Acreage—Total: 2,755, cultivated

Pahang Para Rubber Syndicate, Ltd., (rubber) 1,707

Atbara Estate—Kuantan, Pahang

N. M. Glass, manager

S.I.P.E.F., Kuala Lumpur, agents Paris Besar Estate — Postal Ad:

Secretaries and Registered Office— Pasir Besar, Kelantan

H. E. Lind, proprietor

The Rubber Estate Agency, Ltd'., Acreage—Total: 2,212, cultivated

Bunge House, St. Mary Axe, (rubber) 553

London, E.C. 3

Acreage—Total. 2,133j, cultivated

(rubber) 1,736 Pataling Rubber Estates, Ltd.—

Selangor, Postal Address: Petaling

Pahang Rubber Co., Ltd.—Cheroh, P.0.

Pahang D. S. Gardner, manager

R. V. Ross, manager iS. G. Taylor, assistants

Registered Office—Pacific

Ltd., Honolulu Trust Co., Registered Office—Harrisons & Cros-

Fred Waterhouse Co., Ltd., Singa- field, Ld., 1-4, Great Tower Street,

pore, agents London, E.C.

Harriso-ns, Barker & Co., Ltd.,

Pahi Plantations, Ltd.—Kelantan Kuala Lumpur, agents

G. R. French, manager

Registered Office—Taylor, Noble & Patani Para Plantation, Ltd.—Postal

Co., Ld., 481-484, Salisbury House, Ad: Sungei Patani, Kedah; Rail-

way Station: Sungei Patani

London Wall, London, E.G. 2 W. Reading, manager

Boustead & Co., Ltd., Singapore, R. L. Inder, assistaiit

agents J. Murray, visiting agent

Pajam, Ltd.—Negri Sembilan Henry Waugh & C6., Penang,

T. F. Egan, manager agents

Registered Office—Derrick & Co., Secretaries—Lyall, Anderson & Co.,

Singapore 16, Phi-lpot Lane, London, E.C. 3

Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd., Malacca,

agents

Patricia Estate—Postal Ad: Coal

Parit Bruas (Malay) Rubber Co., Point Road, Labuan, S.S.

Ldt.—Parit, Perak W. W. Boyd, j.p., manager

W. P. Botteley, manager D. G. Boyd, assistant

W. I. Macey, assistant Acreage—Total: 55, cultivated (rub-

Secretary and Registered. Office— ber, coconuts and experimental

H. Cossins, 835, Salisbury House, -plants) 40

London Wall, E. C. 2

Acreage—Total: 1,543, cultivated Paya Rotan Estate—Bahau, Negri

(rubber) 1,470 Sembilan

Parit Perak Rubber Co., Ltd.—Parit S. C. Howard, proprietor

Perak N. F. Thomson, do.

J. N. Morrison, manager F. A. Wright, do.

Agents & Registered Office—Henry G. R. Stevenson, manager

Waugh & Co., Ltd., Penang N. Sellathurai, assistant

Acreage—Total: 1,046, cultivated Acreage—Tothl: 310, cultivated

(rubber) 987 (rubber) 300

 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS C239

Pelepah Valley (Johore) Rubber Secretaries and Registered Office—

Gordon, Frazer & Co., Colombo,

Estates, Ltd.—Johore Ceylon

G. B. W. Gray, manager

H. R. Nevile, assistant Bpustead

agents & Co., Ltd., Teluk Anson,

Registered Office—R. D. Saw, Moor- Acreage—Total:

gate, Station Chambers, London, 1,007 cultivated

E.C. (coconuts) 1,007

J. S. M. Rennie & Go., 9, de Souza

Street, Singapore, agents Perak Oil Palms, Ltd., Sungei Samak

Estate—Utan Melintang, Perak;

Penang Rubber Estates Co., Ltd.— Cable Ad: Sungei Samak

Head Office: Nibong Tebal, Prov., W'. M. Henderson

Wellesley; Tel. Ad.: ‘•Priam”; Secretaries and Registered Office—

j N ibong Tebal Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd., Kuala

J. C. Innes, general manager Lumpur

, A. F. Bruce, assist, to gen. mgr. Acreage—Total: 3,370, cultivated

F. J. Hubble, accountant (oil palms) 1,057

J. V. Roberton, engineer

Dr. C. C. Ross, m.b., ch.b., med.

officer Perak River Coconut Co., Ltd —

II Caledonia Estate, Nibong Tebal Teluk Anson, Lower Perak

j l G. Robertson, estate manager Cupt. A. Pritchard, visiting ad-

J. Burnham,

C. C. Nisbet and K. A. W. viser

assistants J. D. Donald, supt.

\\ Jawi Estate, Nibong Tebal Secretaries and Registered Office—

i F. W. Petrie-Hay, estate manager Gordon, Frazer & Co., Ld., Co-

11 F. C. Bruce, assistant lombo, Ceylon

Byram Estate, Nibong Tebal Whittall & Co., Kuala Lumpur,

D. T. Middleton, estate manager agents

\ | Golden Grove Estate, Bukit Mer- Acreage—Total: 2,005, cultivated

taj am (coconuts) 1,512

A. J. Wilson, estate manager

: (acting)

Badenoch Estate, Kuala Ketii, Perak River Valley Rubber Co., Ltd.

—Padaug Rengas

i Kedah H. E. M. Mason, manager

J. Lowe, acting mgr.

W. J. Smith and W. C. Kemp, Secretaries—Brown, Phillips & Ste-

wart, 1a, Penang Street, Penang

’assistants

i | Boustead & Co., Ltd'., Penang,

;[ | agents

|! Secretary and Registered Office—F. Perak Rubber Plantations, Ltd.—

E. Maguire, Pinner’s Hall, 9, Sungei Siput, Perak

J. D. Howell, manager

I, Austin Friars, London, E.C.

: Acreage—Total : 24,537, cultivated Registered Office—Rowe, White &

Co., 4, Lloyd’s Avenue, London,

(rubber) 15,736, (Coconuts) 3,733 E.C. 3

Harrisous,, Barker & Co., Ltd.,

: i-Pengkalan Durian Estate—Rantau, Kuala Lumpur, agents

[|i Negri Sembilan Acreage—Total:

(rubber) 1887 2,139, cultivated

' Seremban Stores, Seremban,

.L agents

Lee Guan Hian, 12, Chulia Permas Rubber Co., Ltd.—Johore

Street. Singapore, owner C. Eldon Scott, manager

Acreage — Total: 1,231, cultivated Barlow &Office—Thomas

Co., Singapore,Barlow

agents&

I (rubber) 1,030 Registered

Brother, 49-51, Easteheap, Lou4on*

H’erak Kongsi Coconut, Co., Ltd.— Acreage—Total: E.C. . ,

Teluk Anson, Lower Perak 1529.8, cultivated

L. F. Tribe, manager (rubber) 1416.8

1

C2iO , RUBBEU JiS'l'ATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Permata Rurpr Estates, Ltd.—Ser- Pjxmqor England)—Pi Rubber1 moor

Go., Ltd.

Estate,(Inc.

, Batuin

kam, Malacca

‘ Sime, Darby & Co., Malacca, Tiga, Selangmv E.M.S.

S. E. Chamier, ..'rnanager

managing agents A. Njcblson., assistant

Secretaries and Registered Office— Ilegistered Officg—63> , iEasteheap,

Frost, Bland & Co., Ltd., Shang- London, E.C. . i

hai

Acreage—Total: 43r), cultivated Whittail & Co„ Ltd., Kuala Lum-

(rubber) 437 pur, agents

PZRNAMBANG RxTBBEK K STATES, LTD., Plantations

Bukit Binding

Bunge, , Societe Anonyme.

, Estate^ Bentqng,

The, Cash wood Estate—Postal i,Ad : Pahang1

Ayer. Tawa, via Ipoh, Perak. F.M. Acreage Total: 2,330, cultivated

S.Cable Ad: Cash wood . Estate, (rubber) ^252

Ayer Tawar

Gordon Travers, .maixager1 D. C. Green, manager

L. PI. Schindler, assispint

H. B. Christophers, actg. rngr.

Harrisons, Barker

Penang, agents Acreage—Total planted rubber

R. O. Jenkins, visiting agent ' • 265

Registered Office—Harrisons & Cros- Bukit, Chambaag Estate

field, Ld.,E.C.

1-4, Great Tower Street, Acreage—Planted rubber 299

London, • D. *C. ;Green, manager

Acreage—Total : 2,021, cultivated Secretaries and Registered Office—

(rubber) 1,392 S.I.P.E.Pk, Antwerp

S.I.P.E.P’., Kuala Lumpur, agents

Pernatsiba'vG;j Rubber Estate,s, Ltd.— Plantations Hallet, Ltd. (Incorpo-

Kuala Kctil, Kedah rated in Belgium), Sungei Berjun-

Tinggi

F. B. O’Malley, manager Estate—Postal Ad : Batang

H. B. Christophers, assistant

Aeonts—Harrisons, Barker & Co., tai, Selangor; Cable Ad: Tinggi;

Teleph. 7; 6J-7 miles from Railway

Ltd., Penang

Secretaries ,and Registered Office— Station , and Post ; Office

James Nicoll, manager

Harrisons & Cresfield, Ld., 1-4, Cyril Beeutement, supt.

Great Tower Street, London L. A. Henville, assistant

Acreage—Total : 3,778, cultivated Dr A. L. Dunlop, medical

(rubber) 2,262 officer

Socfin Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur,

Peoreupla (Sumatra) Rubber Estates, agents

Ltd.—Atjeb, Sumatra Sungei Tinggi Section

J. A. McGregor, manager Acreage—Total • 2,526, cultivated

Secretaries and Registered Office— (rubber) 2,416 ( ,

Sharpe, Estatl & Co., 1 & 2 Grace- Minyak Section

church Street, London Acreage—Total: 3317$, cultivated

Sandilands, Buttery & Co., Medan, (oil palms) 2,253

agents

Acreage — Total: 5,500, cultivated Mary Section

Acreage—-P'otal. “ 2531$, cultivated

(rubber) 620 (rubber) 1,590

Phin Soon , Rubber Estate—Sungei Poeloe ■ Loemoe Rubber Estate—

Siput, Perak

Capt. Chung Thye Phin, j.p., Karimon Islands

S. J. Judah & Co., No. 3, Cole-

proprietor man St., Singapore, proprietors-

G. E. Pfenning, manager

Acreage—Total : 1,248, cultivated Acreage — Total: 490, qultivated

(rubber) 450

(rubber) 1,248

 JUJBBEU ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS 0241

Pondok Tanjong Estate, Ltd.—Pon- Posu Estate—Tapah Road, Perak

dok Tanjong, Perak Cheah Kee Ee, proprietor and

L. H. E. Whitaker, manager manager

Lim Kee Chee, assistant manager

Secretaries and Registered Office—• Acreage—Total:

Brown, Phillips & Stewart, Ipoh 1,272, cultivated

Acreage—Total: 2,628, cultivated (rubber) 862

(rubber) 1,369 Prang Besar Rubber Estate, Ltd.,

Prang Besar Estate—Kajang, Selan-

Pondoland Estate—Pondok Tanjong, gor; Teleph. 35 Kajang ; Cable Ad:

Perak Prang Besar Kajang

E. C. Niebptson, proprietor M. E. Wright, manager

H. L. H. Tate, manager . Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd.,

Acreage—Total: 990, cultivated Secretaries Kuala Lumpur, agents

(rubber) 834 and Registered Office—

Harrisons & Crosfield, Ltd., 1-4,

Pontian (Malay) Rubber Co., Ltd.— Acreage—Total :St.,2,070,

Great Tower London, E.C. 3

cultivated

Sedenak, Johore (rubber), .1,631

A. C. C. Miles, manager

R. C. D. Oliver, assistant

Registered Office—Yule, Catto & Co., Prye (Penang) Syndicate, Ltd. (In-

Ld., Finsbury House, Blomfield * corporated

ship

in London), Prye Town-

Estate—Prye, Province Welles-

Street, London, E.C. ley. I mile from Railway Station

Anglo-Siam Corporation, Ltd., J. Ashworth, manager

Singapore, agents Huttenbach, Lazarus & Sons, Ltd.,

Penang, agents

Acreage—Total: 1,870,, cultivated Acreage—Total:

1,271 611, cultivated

(coconuts) 495

Port Diokson-Lurut (F.M.S.) Rubber

Estate, Ltd.—Negri Sembilan Prye Rubber & Coconut Plantations,

S. A. Mountain, manager Ltd. (Incorporated in England),

S. A. Suerden and W. M. Har- ley. Prye Estate—Prai, Province Welles-

vey, assistants H milps from Railway Station

Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpmr, and Telegraph Office

-J. Ashworth, manager

agents Tan Boon Eong,, chief clerk

Resrlstered Office—Guthrie & Co., Tan Ah Keah,'- conductor

Ld., 52 54, Gracechiiroh Street, S.I.P.E.F., Kuala Lumpur, agents

London, E.C. 3 Secretaries and Registered Office—

The Rubber Estate Agency, Ld.,

1 Port Swettenham Rubber Co., Ltd.— Bunge House,.

London, E.C. 71, S^. Mq-rjr Axe,

1 Marnbau, Neeri Sembilan Acreage—Total : 4,006, cultivated

H. M. James, aotimr manager (rubber). L,^4[ (cocoputs) 4,011

) Head Office—84-88, Williams Street*,

Melbourne

s Derrick ^.Co., Sinsrapore, agents Pulau Daat Coconut and Rubber

'Acreaeie—ffiotal: 790, cultivated PLANTATiONS--Labuari, S.S.

1 . (rubber) 790 Cheah Loon Ghee,V. general

Secretary—Martin mgr.

Funk, Labuan

Acreage — Total: , 960, cultivated

(rubber);. 100, (coconuts) 500

Port Swettfruam Rubber Co., Ltd.—

Klang, Selangor

T. M. Latimer, visiting manager Pulau Ton M’Alt Estate—^Postal Ad:

W. F. O. Stephens, assistant in Bagan 'Serai, Perak ■

charge J. M. Arbuckle, manager

Acreage—261, cultivated (rubber) Brown, Phillips &:Stev/art, Penang,

261 agents

C242 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Secretaries Raja Musa (Selangor) Rubber and

MacLean, and Registered

Brodde Office—6,

& Forgie, Coconuts, Ltd,—Selangor

Royal Bank Place, Olasgow Tv A. Curran-Sharp, manager

Acreage — Rubber 182, cultivated Registered , Office — The Planters’

(coconuts) 165, (rubber) 17 Stores and Agency, Co., Ld., 17,

St. Helen’s Place, London, E.C. 3

P unoijt Estates, Ltd. — Sitiawan,, Planters’ Stores, & Agency Co., Ltd.,

Perak Kuala Lumpur, agelits

B:,M. Webber, ^en. mgr. .& agent RajaGRiri Syndicate, Rajaghiri

R. S. White, assistant Estate—Kuala Selangor; Teleph: 8

Registered Office^George- Spence V. N. B. Were, "manager •

Moulton, Ld., 2,' Central Build-

ings, Westminster,'London, S.W.I. Secretaries’'and

Pkinters LoansRegistered

Board; Office—

Kuala

Punggoe Rubber Estates^ Ltd.— Lumpur

Ba’tang Mai aka, Malacca Acreage — Total: 809, cultivated

J. M. McDonald, manager (rubber) 8Q9

Secretaries and Registered Office—

Gattey and Bateman, Fullerton Rambutan Rubber Estates (1930), Ltd.

Building, Singapore T-Palau Langkawi, Kedah

Acreage—Total : 1,091, cultivated M, J. V. Miljler, manager U

(rubber) 797 Henry Waugh &. Qo., Penang,

T agents

Posing , Rubber and Tin, Ltd. - Sung- Secretaries and Registered Office—

kai,' Perak Burt, Taylor & Co., Ltd. 22'''Fen-

J. S. Hallam, manager church Street, London, E.C.

Registered Office^—J. W. Dykes, 65, Acreage—Total: 1,640, cultivated

London Wall, London. E.C. 2 (rubber) 849.32,- (coconuts) 12.79

General Managers—Osborne & Chap-

pel, Ipoh Rambutan Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Rasa

Radella Rubber Estate, Ltd.—Malacca P.O., Ulu Selangor

M. R. K. Nayar, assist.-in-charge F. W. Castle, manager

Secretaries and Registered Office— Secretaries and Registered Office—

Sime, Darby & Go., Ld., 4, Fort Burt Taylor & Co., 22, Fenchurch

Road, Malacca Street, London

Acreage—Total: 2,321, planted (rub-

ber) ,1,713

Rahman Rubber Estates, Ltd.^— Rampah Ooconut. Estates, Ltd., Plin-

Kaiang Selangor tahan Estate—Sumatra; Postal Ad:

E. G. Leyne, manager Sungei Rampah

Secretaries and Registered

Sharp, Estall & Co.—1, Office—

Grace- R. G. Laws, mahager

church Street, London, E. C. 3 Paterson, Sihions & CR, Ltd.,

Acreage—Total: 420, cultivated • Penang, agents

(rubber) 402 Secretaries and Registered Office—

Planters’ Stores & Agency Co., Paterson, Simons & Co., Ld.,

Kuala Lumpur, agents London House, Crutched Friars,

London, E.O. 3

Acreage—Total: 4,375, cultivated

Rajah Hitam Coconut Estate, Ltd.— (coconuts) 1,395

Selangor ; Postal Ad : Teluk Anson,

Lower Perak

V. S. Westh, resident manager Ranston Estate—Sungei Gadut, Negri

Agents and Secretaries-r-Boustead & Sembilan

Co., Ltd., Singapore C. H. Ryves, manager

Acreage—Total: 1,280, cultivated Acreage — Total: 156, cultivated

(coconuts) 1,085 (rubber) 156

 ],lUI3B£ll- ES^TBS AE D (3X11 EE I'Lf|n TATIP-NB Q24S .

Eassak (F.M.S-) Rubber Estate, Ltd. Acreage—Totgl: Idiqfik cultivated

—Kegri yembilan ' (rubber) 1)5^9 ,

G. .Molyueam^ manager

Bbustfead & Co., Ltd., Kuala Luifl- Remfield Rubber Estates, Ltd., Goal

pur,’ agents fields Estate—Siingei Buloh, Selan-

Registered Office—Boustead Bros., 5, gor

Lenchurch Street, 'LontMii, E.C. 3 W. S. Harkwicke, manager

Acreage-^- Total: 482,^ cultivated S.I.P.E.F., Kuala Lumpur, agents

(rubber) 444 Secretaries and Registered Office—

Uatanpi Rubber, ■ I/rn.—Teluk Ansob, The Rubber 'Estate Agency, Ltd.,.

Bunge‘'House,f 71, ‘St. Mary Axe,

Perak London, E.O. 3

J. Anderson, manager Abreare--Total : i;3l8, : cwltivated1

Registered

braith, Ld.,GificerHBright

7, Martin’s& Lane.

Gal- (rubber) 1094

Gannon Street, Londotij, E.C.

Cumberbatch & -Go., Ltd., Kuala Repah Rubber and Tapioca Estates,

1 Liijmpnr, agents Ltd.—Negri Sembiian

l Raub Rubber E3TAXES, Ltd.—Pajliang P. F. H. Crowther,'manaier ,

Vicmote Rapiheal de Bon dy, mgr Registered Office—J. A. Wattie &

Co., Ld., 10, .Canton Road, S’hai.

f 'Regisered

Cannon OJ35.ce—A. G. E^gJ-aoKj

street, London, E.C. 88,

; Harrisons, Barker . Gov, Ltd., Rf.ylanj) Estate—Siputeh, Perak

,Kuala,: Lwnpnr, agents- li, Rf Rax tor, manager

Aylesbury & ;Nutter, Ltd.,. Ipoh,

Rembau Jelei ’ Rdbb&r, ^ Ltd..—Kegri agents,

Sembilan Acreage—TJetal: .cultivated

K,Padarfg'Division

P. Fey no Ids, manager^ Jerxm (rubber) 504

Registered Offiee—Guthrie & Co., Rmu Rubber Co., Ltd.'— Rantan,

Ld., 5, Whittingtbti Avenue, Lea- Negri: Sembilnn-

denhall Street. Ijcndon, E.C. Harrisons Barker & Co., Ltd.,

Guthrie &' Co:/ Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, Kuala Lumpur, agents '

agents Secretaries and Registered Office—

H. J.1 Norris, manager, Batu Lewis, Brown & Co., Colombo,

IT am or Division Ceylon

’ 1 G. T. MeCnltoch, manager, Pedas Acreage—Totgl: 9$1, cultivated

\ Division- (rubber) -8.75

B. G. tVoodcock, manager, Parit

Tinhgido Rim (Maiacta' Rubber Estates, Ltd

? Acreafre—Total: 9,458, cultivated (IncorporatcM in England), Rim

(rubber) 7,254 Estate—Jasin, Malacca. Distances:

Ekmbia Rttbber Company, Ltd.—Mer- .Duin to Telegraph and: Post Office,.

I sing, Johoro 2.21)V miles.

miles Jasin to Railway Sbrtion,

W. 'B. G. Horn, mauager; ■ A. .Simpson, .manager

Sime, Darby & Go., Ltd., Malacca, J. H. Witherby, assistant

I1 agents Secretaries arid. Registered Office—

Registered Office—Rowe, White & Henry Gunther, 37 /'38, Fenehurch

' ' Go., Ld., 4, Lloyd'’,s Avenue, Fen- Streefii London, E.C. 3 1

cbureb Street, London, E.C. Acreage—Total : 3,537.75^ cultivated

iRkatbta Rubwr Estates, Ltu.—Malacca (rubber) 2,749.8®

Boustead & Co., Ld., Kuala Lum-

|f Registered,

Chas. 141100. .manager , White &

Office—Rowe, pur, agents

Go., Ld.. 4. Llovd’s Avenge. Fen-

church Street, London, E C. 3 Riverside (SELA^pog) Rubber G0-,

Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd., Malacca, Ltd.—Selangor

agepts D. A. Alexander, manager

cs

0244 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Registered Office—J. A. Pattulo, 46, Boustead & Co., Ltd., Penang, j

Charlotte Square, Edinburgh agents

Oumberbatoh & Co., Ltd., Kuala Acreage—Total : 4,918, cultivated ;

Lumpur, agents (rubber) 4,537, (coconuts) 14

Acreage—Total: 2,317, cultivated

(rubber) 2,281 Rubber Cultuur Maatschappy “ Ams- |

Riverview Estates, Ltd. — Parit, teedam,” Rubber and Oilpalms—

Perak Sumatra; Postal Ad: Galang;

W. S. Paterson, manager Cable Ad: Amstrubber, Medan;

Secretaries and Registered Office— Codes: Mercurl, A.B.C. 5th edition •

Evatt & Co., Ipoh Rubber Cultuur Maatschappy “Ams- !

Acreage—Total:

(rubber) 985 1,247, cultivated terdam,” Rubber, Tea and Coffee—

Java. Postal' Ad: Tarmgoel 0/L;

Rivington Estates, Ltd., Rivington Cable Ad: Amstrubber Djember

Estate—Padang Serai, Kedah Rubber Estates of Johore, Ltd.—

Secretaries and Registered Office—: Johore

G. W. Wilson & Co., Ltd'., Sungei Albert Booth, manager

Patani, Kedah Harrisons, Barker & Co-, Ltd.,

Acreage—Total: 566,‘ planted (rub- Kuala Lumpur, agents

ber) 557 Acreage—Total: 5,009, cultivated ;

Roebotjrne Finance and Investment (rubber) 2,863

Co., Ltd., Sungei Peradin Estate, Registered Office—Harrisons & Cros- i

Pontian Kechil, Johore field, Ld., 1-4, Great Tower Street,

N. F. TWodder, manager London, E.C.

Boustead & Co., Ltd., Singapore, Rubber Estates of Krian, Ltd. (Incor-

acents porated in England), Bagan Samak

Registered Office—Wallis Wood and Chan Seng Estates—Kedah;

Co., 29, Rood Lane, London, E.C. Postal Ad : (for both Estates), Rub

3 her Estates of >Rnian, Ld., Bagan j

Acreage — Total: 935, cultivated Samak; Cable Ad: Roche, Bagan

(rubber) 821 Samak

Rosevate Rubber Co., Ltd.—Selangor F. P. Roche, manager

E. Clvne, manager 0. H. Gregory, assistant

Whittall & Co., Kuala Lumpur, Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd., Kuala

agents Lumpur, agents

Registered Office—A. B. Simpson, Secretaries and Registered Office— -:~

139, Cannon Street, London, E.C. Bright & Galbraith, 7, Martin’s

Lane, Cannon Street, London, E.

Rothiemay (Selangor) Rubber Es- Rubber Estates of Malaya, Ltd.—8 -

tates. Ltd. (Tamil Name: Sungei Kota Tinggi, Johore 1 I

Buloh Aar)—Postal Ad: Kuala G. H. Boddinaton. general mgr. !

Selangor; Teleph. 43 (Kuala J. Wallace- Cameron, assistant-

Selangor) Secretaries and Registered Qffiee—j|

Directors—D.

Rossell and F.F. G.Topham,

Sbuter E. C. Francis Peek

H. H. Park, manager London, E.C. 3

Secretaries and Agents—Harper Francis Peek & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Gilfillan & Co., Ltd., Kuala Acreage—Total: C.,637 cultivated

Lumpur cultivated (rubber^ 6,247 •I

Rubana Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Teluk

Anson, Perak. Rubber Growers’—Co.* Ltd.—Kuala

H. K. C. Tobutt, manager Selangor, Selangor

H. G. L. R.i.ebni'j.v manager

Registered Office—F. E. Maguire, 8, Secretaries and & Resnsterfid. 09:

Austin Friars, London, E. C. 2 Cumberbatch Co., Colombo

 RUBBER ESTATES AND Q'fllEii, PLANTATIONS G24&

Cumherbatch & Co., Ltd., Kuala Samagaga Rubber Co., Ltd. -Bagan

Liimpur, agents Serai, Perak

Acreage—Total: 640, cultivated L. Lockyear, managtr

Crubber) 640 Registered Office—J. A. Wattie &

Co.,‘ Shanghai

Ritbbkr Plantations Investment Trust, Kennedy, Burkill & Co., Ltd.,

Ltd., The—Juliana Huis, Medan, Penang, agents

Sumatra; Telepb. 200, Medan; Sandakan Estates, I/rp. .:

Sable Od : Runitli; Codes : Bentley's Sungei

and Western Union B. N.Egtang.

Borneo’Bst^ie^, ^.andakan,

Acreage—Petal; 1,262, cultivated

Rubber Trust Ltd., The, Taiping , .(rubber) -350

Rubber Estate—Aver Kunipg North, Batu Limah Estate f,'. v

Perak. Postal Ad : g/'p Wel'lirigtion'' Acreage—Total: i,Ot)6, cultivated

Estate. Padang Reuga. Perak (rubber) 400

H. W. S. Gowland, visiting mgr. Harrisons & CTosfield (Borneo)^.

Seeretar’es;—,T. A. AVattie & Co., Ltd., Sandukan, agents

Ltd., Shanghai Sandycroft Rubber Co., Ltd.—Tai-

Kennedy, Burk ill & Co.',, Ltd., pinv, Perak

Penang, a vents Chas. Prentice, > manager

Acreaee—Total : . 532, cultivated Secretaries and Registered Office—

(nibber) 515 Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd.,

Penang

Sablas North Borneo Rubber, T.td., Acreage—Total: 1,054, cultivated

Panar and Mtiwao Estate—Jessplton, (rubberV 853

P.N. Borneo; Cable Ad: Mawao SanOo' Koshi Rubber Estates—Johore.

(Jesselton) Singapore Office; 17jBeach Road

Secretaries a^d Registered Office— N. Akuzawa, ‘president 1

Guthrie &; Co.. T t-d., 5. Whitting- T. Koiiumij’mahager and P/A.:

ton Avenue, London

O. Stephens, mnnaerer A. Nakanishi, assistant ■

Harrisons Crosfield ('Borneo'). Pengerang, etc., Estates,- vid -Singa-

Ld„ .Tes^ft’ton, commercial agents pore

T. Koizumi, manager

Acreage—Tota1 : 9,942, cultivated Acreage—Tptal: 10,135, cultivated

(rubber) 4,073 (rubber) 7,123, (coconuts) 73

Batu Pah at Estates, Batu Pah at,

Sabrano Rubberr> Estate, Ltd.—Perak Johere

G. Rate!iff . manager Batu Pahat Estate No. 1

Registered Office—E. E. Maguire, 8, T. Koizumi, manager

Austin Friars. London, E.C. 2 S. Miyake, assistant manager

Acreage—Total: 4,337$, cultivat-

ed (rubber) 4,124, (coconuts) 9

\ Boustead

agents & Co., Ltd., Penang, Batu Pahat Estates No. 2

Acreage—Total : 5,225, cultivated T. Koizumi, manager

(rubber) 3,673 S. Miyake, assistant manager

Acreage—Toal; 9g03, cultivated

| Saooa Rubber Co., Ltd.—Negri Sem- (rubber) 7,705, (coconuts) 106

II i bilan Saptntas ,''Gover;nment Plantation—

R.. B. Nunneley, manager Selangor; Postal Ad: Sabak

Registered Office—Henckell, Du Buis- Bern am via Teluk AnsOn,, Lower

,■ son & ; Co,, 18, Laairence Pountney Perak

, Lane, London, E.C. E. J. Malim, manager

Mansergh & Tayler, Seremban, Planters’ Loans Board, Kuala Lum-

agents pur, agents

Acreage—Total Acreage—Total: 2,112, cultivated

(rubber) 1,859: 5,522, cultivated (rubber) 88, (coconuts) 980

*C8



Ka'i'on'o Rubber and Tobacco Estates, Registered Office- Harrisons & Or os-

field, Ld., 1-4, (jVeat Tower Street,

Ltd., Sapon,g Estate—Tetfom, Je'ssel-

ton, B.N. Borneo London, EiC.

C. B. Brewer, M.C., manBgeT Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd.,

J. R. Baxter, assistant Kuala Lumpur, agents

R. H. Coward

A. H. Stonehatfi

Harrisons & Crosfield (Borneo), SkaSelangor

view Syndicate, Ltd.—Banting,

’

Ld., agents E. L. Huson, manager

Secretary and Registered Office—F. Secretaries and Registered Office—

E. Lease, 5, Gt. Tower Street, Whittal & Co., Kuala Lumpur

London, E.C.

Acreage—Total; 20,000, cultivated

(rubber) 3,230 Sedenak Rubber Estates* Ltd.—Johore

A. C. 0. Miles,, manager

Sarawak Rubber Estates, Ltd., Sim- C. H. Engley, E. A. J. Brooks

gei Tengah Estate, Kuching, Sara- Registered and D. B. T. Scott, assistants

wak Office—Yule, Catto jCo.,

D. McDonald, manager Finsbury

London, EX. House, Eiomfield Street,

Geo. Scott, head assistant

The Borneo Co., Ltd., agents— Anglo - Siam Corporation, Ltd.,

Telfeph. 46 Singapore, agents

Acreage—Total:

(rubber) 3,782 5,§34, cultivated

Sardam Rubber Estate—Postal Ad:

Kati, Kuala Kangsar, Perak

Louis Thivy, proprietor Sepgeley (F.M.S.) Rubber Co., Ltd.—

Acreage — Total : 217, cultivated Selaifigor

(rubber) 203 H. G. Thomson, manager

Registered Office—W. Hector Thom-

Scottish Malay Rubber Co., Ltd.— son & Co-, 9, Arundel Street,

Selangor Strand, London, W.G.

J. Inglis, manager

Registered Office—J. A. Pattulloi 46, Separi Rubber, Limijbu

Charlotte Square, Edinburgh Lintang Estate — Sungei Siput,

Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd., Kuala North, Perak

Lumpur, agents A. R. Mathieu, manager

Acreage—Total : 3,137, cultivated Acreage—Total: "505, cultivated

(rubber) 2,640, (oil palms) 497 (rubber) 377

Segari Estate^-Sag at i, Bindings,

Seafield Rubber Co., Ltd. (England) ■ S.S. ■ . .)

Managing Agents: E. .S. Mathieu

-—Selangor & Co.—P.O. Tfox 3; Ipoh, Perak

J. Timm, superintendent *■ ^ecretaty and Eegistered Office:

G. Anderson, assistant C. E. East lap d—35, Char

Registered Office—McMeekin

10 and 11, Lime St., London, E.C. don, E.C. 1, England

Barlow & Go., Kuala Lumpur, Acreage—Total: ‘338, cultivated

agenta (rubber) 338

Sf\h Neo Huang Estate—28, Jalan

Segget, Johore Bahru Segari Rubber, Ltd.—Segari Estate,

Se&h Slow Seek, manager Segari, Lumut, Dindings; Lintang

Acreage — Total: 370, cultivated Estate, oungei Siput, N. Perak

(rubber) 340 Managing Agepts—Nevill ( Stevens

& Co., Ipob, Peritk

Seaport (Selangor) Rubber Estate, Secre,tary and Registered office- A’.

E. Eastlfind, 35,, Charles- Street,

Ltd.—Selangor Farringdon Road, London, E.C. 1.

C. N. Crush, manager

 RUBBER ESTATE^ A^D OTHER RLANTA'TIONS cm

Sekong Rubber Co;, Ltd. (EnDMKfD), ’Cumberbateh & Co., Ltd., Kuala

(Incorporated in Engiand), Sekong Lumpur, agents

Estate—^Postal Ad: Sekong Estate, Sscretaries and Registered Office—

Sandakan Bay, Saiid'akan, B.N.B. ; C. A. Pattullo, 46, Chariofte

Cable-

Barlow Ad :& Sekong, Sttnddkaii

Co., Sihgap' Di’e, agents . Square, Edinburgh

Registered Office Thos. Baldow & Acreage—Total; 3,423f, cultivated

Bro:, Cfeylon Hou'se, EastcKeap, . (oil J palms) 2,116f, (rubber)

London, E.C. 3 l,23 6j

Acreage—Total: -8,771, cultivated Selangor River Rubber Estates, Ltd.

(rubber) 1,432 Selangor

Selama-Dindings Plantations, Ltd., :> C. W. S. Gardner, manager

Dindings Odcoanut Estate—Perak Registered Office—Taylor, Noble &

W. S. Oookson, general manager Co., Ltd., Adelaide House, King

A. C., Jameson, manager William Street, London, E.C. 4.

Registered Office-rfiH aw ai ian Trust Acreage—Total: 2,778 (rubber)

Co., Ld., Honolulu, Hawaii

Acreage—Total : 3,072, cultivated Selangor Rubber Co., Ltd.—Selangor

(rubber) 454, (coconuts) 2,317| R. B. Balloch, manager

Selama (Malaya) Rubber Estates, Ltd. Registered Office—Gibson & Ander-

—Serdang,, .Kedah son,- 124, St. Vincent St., Glasgow

R. L. Hart, manager Harrisoh's, Barker & Go., Ltd.,

Mansergh & Tayler,, Seremban, Kuala Lumpur, agents

agents Acfeage-r-Tbtal: 2,772, cultivated

Registered Office—Kennaway, Neame (rubber) 2,649

i-CdiJ' 6, Lloyd’s Avenue, Pen-

church Street, London Selangor .United Rubber Estat'e's, Ltd.

(IncDTpbrated in England)—Se-

^elama (Malaya) Rubber Estates, langor

Ltd., Choong Meng Estate—‘Ser-

dang, Kedah , B rowncomet- Estate--Postal Ad :■

R..dr.L. J,Hart, managerassistant Browncomet Estate, Klarlg, Se-

W. Hellon, langor. Distance from . Railway

Mansergh & Tayler, Seremban, - Station: 6 miles; Distance from

agents ' Telegraph Office : 6 miles

Secretaries > and Registered Office— B. Huxley Walker, visiting mgr.

Ren ha way Neapie & Ub,,. '6, M Muttiah, conductor-i n charge

Lloyd’s Avenue, Penbmircn St., Acreage—Total:.. 715, cultivated

London, E.C. 3 (rubber) 627

Acrbage-v. Total: 1,072, cultivated St. Andrew Estate-Postal Ad :

(rubber) 1,072, (coconuts) • 16 St. Andrew Estate, Batang Ber-

juntai; Cable Ad: Standrew,

Distance from Railway St-atiop:

ri ts’EL'ANGbR CocoNfTTs, Ltd.- Batu Laut, 2 miles from Batang Be.rjuntai St.

’ Selangor Distance from Telegraph Office:

j" D. G. Robertson,, acting manager 1 mile from Batang Berjuntaa

Secretaries and Registered Office— T.O.

1 Boustead & Co., Ltd., Kuala B. Huxley Walker, manager *

Lumpur P. J. Roy WaUgh, visiting agent

Aedeag^—Total: 1,47$, cultivated Guthrie fe Go-, Ltd., Kuala

(coconuts) 1,470 Lumphr, agents

Secretaries and Registered "Office—

"Selangor Oil Palms-Co., Ltd., Elmina Guthrie & Co., Ltd., 52/54,

Estate—Sungei Bulon, Selangor Gracechurch Street, London,

|.; D. W. MoCrow,. manager E.C.

Wm. De\var, P. D. MacKob Acreage—Total: 2,122/ 'cultivated

and D. F. Huttbh,''assistants (ndffiWVG,!')^

0248 RUBBER £ STATES. AND - OTHER PLANTATIONS

Sfxboene Plantation Go., Ltd., The, S>ua Grensing Estate ,

Selborne Plantation—Padang Tung- D. Buries, manager

ku, Kuala, Lipis, Pahang; Cable Guthrie &• Co., Ltd., Kuala Lum- j

Od: Selborne, Padang Tungku pur, agents

S. J. Hartfield, managex’ Acreage—Total: 7,805, cultivated ;

Dr. K. Doraiappah, visiting (rubber) 4,189

medical practitioneT

Lee Che'ong, chief clerk and Registered Co,,

Office—John K. Gilliafc &

Ld., 7, Crosiby Squarev Lon- ;

bookkeeper don, E.C. 3

Paterson, Simons & Co., Ld.,

Singapore, Kuala Lumpur and Semenyih Rubber Estate, Ltd.— 1

Penang, agents

Registered Office—38, Old Broad St., Selangor

F. i>. Gough, manager

London, E.C. 2

Acreage — Total : 6,250, cultivated Registered

Fenchurch,Office—rBoustead

Street, London,Bros.,.

E,C- 5, j

• (Gutta Percha) 3,000 Boustead and Co.. Ltd, Kuala- ;

Lumpur, agents

Selbourne Rtjrber ' Estates, Ltd.— Acreage—Total: 1,683, cultivated |

Jobore, c/o Seletar Estate, Singa- (rubber) 1,533

pore

A. St. Alban Smithy gen. mgr.

. Registered Officer—Wallis Slmj’ah Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Pro- i

Co., 29, Rood Lane, Lond.,Wood

E.C. 3& vince' Wellesley

E. J. Lewis, manager

Seletar ' Plantations,f ■ Ltd. —Seletar, Rogjstgred . Office—Rubber Estates- '

Agency, Ltd., Bunge House, 71,

Singanore St. Mary’s Axe, London, E.C.

A. St. Alban. Smith, manager S.I.P.E.F., Kuala Lumpur, agents

Registered Office—Wallis Wood & Acreage—Total: 2,262

Co., ^9, Rood Lane, I^ond., E.'C. 3

Sena wano Rubber Estates (Co.),

Selinsing Rubber Co., Ltd.—Taiping, (1921), Ltd.—Negri Sembilan

Perak C. H. Ryves, manager

W. J. Ryan, manager

Registered Office—Carson & Co., Registered Office—J. A. Wattie &

Co., 10, Canton Road, Shanghai j

Colombo, Ceylon Kennedy, Burkill & Co., Ltd., Ipoh,

Whittall &

pur, agents Co., Ltd., Kuala Lum- agents

Acreage—Total : 1,882, cultivated

(rubber) 1,663

Semamb.u Rubber Estates, Ltd.—

Pahang Sendayan (F.M.S.) Rubber Co., Ltd.--

Registered .Office—J, A. W.attie & Negri Sembilan

Co., Ld., Shanghai H. G. Robinson, manager

Kennedy, Burkill & Co.,' Ltd., Ipoh, Registered

agents Office—Guthrie & Co., .

Ld., 5, Whittington Avenue, Lea-

denhall Street, London, E.C. 3

Semanogol Rubber Co., Ltd.—Krian Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, ,

Road, Perak agents

A. G. Boyd* manager

Secretaries and Registered Office— Sendayan (F.M.S.) RLbrer Co., Ltd.—;;

Brown, Phillips and Stewart, Kerling Estate, Selangor

Penang J. S. God ward, acting manager

Registered Office—Guthrie & Co., ,

Sembilan Estates (Ho., Ltd.—Negri Ld., 5, Whittinvton Avenue, Lea-

Sembilnn dnnhall Street, London, E.C. 3

Tampinhinggi Estgte Acreaged—Toa': 5,258, cultivated

J. E. Skelton,, manager (rubber) 3,437

 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS 0249

Sengat Rubber Estate, Ltd.—Kam- Seventh Mile Rubber Estate, Ltd.—

pong Kepayan,g, Perak Selangor

E. L. D. Evans, manager G. Sheltori-Agar, manager

Registered OffiPe’—Shaud, Haldane & Registered Office—Cbmbnrbatch &

Co., 24, Rood Lane, Lond., E.C. 3 Co., Ld., Kuala Lumpur

Acreage—Total: 1,898, cultivated

(rubber; 1,788 Shalimar (Malay) Estate Co., Ltd.,

Hennah Rubber Co., Ltd.—Postal Ad: Shalimar Estate—Postal Ad : Kuala

—Laboehan Bilik, E.O. Sumatra Selangor

J. Russell, head manager R. H. Ransom, manager

W. L. B. Tisbury and J. Moser, Cumberbatch & Co., Ld., Kuala

head assistants Lumpur, agents

Bilah Estate Secretaries and Registered Office—

J. Ruelle, head manager Cumberbateh & Co., Ltd., Colombo

Acreage—Total: 9,200 H.A., culti-

vated (rUibber) 6,132 H.A. Shanghai Kedah Plantations, Ltd.,

Sepang Valley Estate, Ltd,—Negri Paya Kamunting Estate—Kedah

. Sembilan R. G- 0- McAuley, manager

H. M. Parry, manager Riverside Estate

Registered Office—Mansergh & Tay- R. G. D. McAuley, manager

ler, Seremban Registered Office—A. R. Burkill &

Sons, 2, Canton Road, Shanghai

S' Ur dang Cultuxjr Maatschappij—Sta- Shanghai Kelantan Rubber Estates

tion : Perbaoengan; Teleph. 20 (Loe- (1925), Ltd. (Registered in Hong-

bo,e , Uakam); Cable Ad:, Sibajak, kong), Pasir Gajah Estate—Postal

11 Perhaoeiigan Ad: Pasir Gajah Estate, Nal, Ko-

L. R. Koolemans Beijnen, head lantan; Railway Station: Sungei

manager Nal

SKteDASTG Blah Syndicate, Ltd.—Bant- G. Holderness, manager

ing Selangor H. C. Pinching, visiting agent

Secretaries and Registered Office— Kennedy, Burkill & Co., Ld.r;

IVhittal & Co., Kuala La impair Penang, agents

Acreager-Total: ; 1,47.5, cultivated Registered Office—Seth, Mancell &r

(rubber) 1,000 McLure, 7, Avenue Edward VII.,

Shanghai ...

Acreage—Total: 2,996, cultivated

i;Seremban, Ltd. -— Seremban, Negri (rubber) 974

Sembilan

Osborne & Chappel, Ipph, general Shanghai Klebang Rubber Estate,

managers Ltd.—Ipoh, Perak

Seci-etary and Registered Office- T. G. MoCheane, manager

Tom Wickett, Station Hill, Red- Secretaries and Registered Office—*

ruth J. A. Wattie fc Co.. Shanghai

Acreage—Total: 754, cultivated Kennedy, Burkill & Co., Ltd.,

| (rubber) 514 Penang, agents

Seremban Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Sun- Acreage—Total: 51!), cultivated

gei Gadut, Negri Sembilan (rubber) 454

J. I. Wardell, manager Shanghai-Malay Rubber Estates, Ltd.

W. J. Mearns and E. D. Hard- —Sungkai. Perak

ing, assistants L. A! Blackball, manager

Whittall & Co., Kuala Lumpur, Kennedy, Burkill '& Co., tpoh,

agents agents

Secretaries and Registered Office— Secretaries^—J. A. Wattie & Co.,

Thomson, Alston & Co.—2, Idol

Lane, Eastcheap, London Shanghai

Acreage—Total : 3,487, cultivated Acreaged — Total: 1,145, cultivated

(rubber) (rubber) 858

Caao itUBBER ESTATES AN,I), O-'I’JLER RI,ANT4W^S*

Shanghai, Pahang Rubber <20., Ltd.— . Paya , Pinang Estate^^ebii^gK.,, j

Pahang Tinggi, Deli,. E.C,, Buipetra, , I

. H. Simpson, manager G. W. Muir, act.ing manager 1

Registered Office—A. R. Burhill & W. W. Johnston arpl Q, C. -1

Sons,. Shanghai Skinner, .assistants g , >

Kennedy, Burkill & Co., Ltd., Secretaries and Registered Qffioe—

Penang, agents Harrisons and Cro.sheld, Ltdi) 1-4,

Great Tower- Street, London

Shanghai Seremban Rubber Estate, • A.creage-4-Total (rubber)

: l'0,048i, cultivated j

Ltd.—Mamban, Negri Sembilan

D. Gilchrist,, manager

Secretaries

J. A. Wattie ’ and &Registered Office— Siam-Mau\y

Co., Shanghai Sedenak, Jchore

Rubber Co.', Ltd.— u

Kennedy, Burkill & .'Co:, Ltd., Glencoe Estate

C. J. Cornwell, manager

Ipoh,' agents

Acreage—Total: 707, cultivated Visiting Agents—Messrs. Brown,

Tough & Menzies, Kuala Lumpur

(rubber) 638 Agents & Secretaries—The Anglo- :

Shanghai Sumatra Rubber Estates, Acreagfe—Total: Siam Corp., Ld., Singapore

Ltd.—Tanjong Poera, Sumatra 3,499, cultivated

W. A. Palmer, manager 2,823

Rw P. Woodyear and L. P. Ford, Sidmouth Estate, Lfb. — Rompin,. , \

assistants Negri Sembilan

McAuliffe, Lavis & Hope, Medan, A. L. Harrison manager

managing agents Secretaries and Registered Office— 11

Mixnsorgh & Tayler, Seremban

Shansi Estate, Johore—Postal Ad: Acreage—Total: 520, cultivated ;

112/114, Robinson Ed., Singapore '(rubber) 500

Lim Chong Pang, visiting agents

Acreage—Total: 1:047, cultivated Siginting (Negri Sembiuan) Rubber

(rubber) only Co., Ltd.—Port Dickson, Negri

v Shri.fori? Rubber Estates, Ltd.— Sembilan G, L. Harris, (actg.) res. manager

Selangor Secretary—H. D. Saw, Mooregate

Cuniberbatch & Co., Ltd., Kuala J. Chambers, London, E.C. 2

S. M. Rennie, 9, de Souza Street, i

Lupipur, agents

Hegrsteted Office—Macdonald, Ste- Singapore, . agents

wart & Stewart, West Regent Acreage—Total: 1,080, cultivated i

Street, Glasgow (rubber) 902

Siak Rubber Estates, Ltd. (Incorno- SimpangRubber Simpang ;Estate Co., Ltd.— 1

Ampat, manager

P;rov. Wellesley

rated in, England)—Sumatra; Pa- F. R. Wright,

kan -Baroej Sjak, S,E.C.; Cable; Ad : Registered . Office-Eastern Indus-

Siakrubhcr, Pakam Faroe; Codes: tries, Ld., London.; .

A.B.C. 5th edn. and BroomhalPs

J. J. van .den Uoek, manager

Sandilands, Buttejry & Co., Singa- Singapore Para Rubber Estates, Ltd.,

pore, agents. The—.Tbhore

.;SsecrctRri R. M. S. Keir, manager

4, LToy';edSL—Royre,

Avenue,White d Co.,E.C.Ld,.,

London, Registered Office—Donald Laing, 3,

Acreages—TptRl: . 2,25&, cultivated New London St., London, E.C. 3

(rubber) 1,472. SCndiiands, Buttery & Cp*, Singa-

pore, agents .

Si^lahg _ Rubber Estates, Itd,, Batoe

Gingging Estate—Bango(en Raerba, Singapore Paha Rubber Estates, Ltd.

«SaF^4

A. H.;ng,Hambrook,

- E.C. Sumatra

acting mgr. —Negri

R. M. S.Seinbilan

Keir, manager

 ftU’BBER ESTATES: A^D' tyrHEB PBAXTATJOXS CSai

B^isfe^eii CMcte—Dtm'aid Lain§, •SoEkdEi RaRja Estate P.O., Tahd-

jong Balei,*'Suibatra '

London, E.C. 3 . W. H. F. Klein, adfuinistyator

Acreage — TolaL: 2,8671' Planted Gtithrie & Go., Lt'dl, 'Medan,’a^nts

(^rnb'lt'r) 2.148

Singapore United RUbbbr ? Planta- ; SoENGEI RaMPAH RUBBER AND COCONUT

Plantations, Co., Ltd., Soengei

TioNs, L^D.—Payta Lebar, S pdre.

E. A. Dix, manager Rampah Estate—Rampah,, Sumatra,

Registered Ofiice—British Indus- E.C. . ^..Wn inimUBM :

tries and General Investment ! , G. J. Hekkert, manager

Trust, Ld,;,. 104, Wincbefeter,'House, , -Harrisdns

. agents

& Crbsfibld, Ltd., Medan,

London, E.C, 2

Sandilands, Buttery & Goi, Singa- Secretaries and RegisteTed Offico—

pore, agents Harrisons & Crosfield, Ltd., Lon-

I: • Acreage—T6t&I: 3}Yl2,' cultivated' don

(rubber) 2,901 Acreage—'Total: 2,481, cultivated

(rubber) 1,505

^i-Pare Pare Rubber Co,, Si-Pare-;

Pare Estate ; (iliibbetr only)—Su- Sonosekar Planting Co., Ltd. , Kele-

matra ; Post and Tel. Office: Kisa-1 mak Estate—Alor Gajah, Malacca;

ran, Deli," E.C,: Sumatra Teleph. 10: Cable . Ad : Kelemak,

; Registered Offlce-=Si-Pa.r^-Pare Rub-

' ber Maatscbaupij,1' Amsterdam, AlorL. Gajah S. Harland, manager

Holland Kennedy, Burkill & Co., Ltd., Pen-

ang, agents

' iSbciETE dSV Plantations de Telok Secretaries and Registered Office—-

Dalam, Telok Dalam Estate—Tan- J. A. Wattie & Co , Ltd., 39, Lom-

' Bale!, Asglian, Sutnatra bard Street, London, E.C.

. D. j. vitVi Balen, Aianager Acreage — Total: 748, cultivated

T). do Boer, assistant (rubber) 741

Acreage—Total': ' (),772. cultivated

(rubber) 3,589

South Jo®or® Rubber Estate, Ltd.—

■SOCIETA ITALIANA DEL t’ESTREMO Jobore H. G. Bailey, manager

. Orientjp, Ltd., Rubber Plantatiops— Registered Office- Burt, Taylde &

Kedah Co., Ld., 22, Fenehurch Street,

Dr. B. Bertoli, manager London, E.C. 3

D. M. Manfred, assistant

r ' E. Mclbni, assistant Henry Waugh &, Co., Ltd., Petiang,

agents

:Soeka Radja CutTruR Mu. N.V.,

Soeka Radja (Asahan) Estate—Xo- South Malay Rubber Plantations

j 55, - Tandjong Balei, Sumatra (1932), Ltd., LoNDGSpi-Johore ’

T. H. Hall, administrator J. S. Foley, nvanagef

Harrisons & CroKfield, Ltd;, Medan, Registered Office—Lyall, Anderson

y, Sumatra, agents & Co.,r i6, Phil pot, Ldhe,' London,

5

■E.C. ' ' ■ ' /■*

SS0BitGEi Li-roEt Ci'knmii u.“-Soei)- South Perak Rubber ^yndicaite, Ltd.

gei Lipoet Estate —Sungkai, Perak -

■ti H.;p Moggi, manager

Jjj ..Sehbenmaeofters, head! it. C, Williaais, manager

j ‘ ■ assistant ■ Registered Office—Rubber , Kstate

Agency, Ld., 71, St'.' Mary’k Axe,

' S'ociete Einamhere- des Caoutchoucs,j London, E.C. • ! : ■ : ..

: ' Medaif, 'Agfrhts

'Aet'eatge'-'Totar:'

£00 9 4,244, cuRit'atedl Planters’ Stores' & A gency' (‘o: f Ltd.,

2,359 . (ffKlduH) Kuala Lumpur, agents

0252 li(JBBElt ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Spexng Hill Estate—Serdang, Kedah Straits Plantations, Ltd. — Bagais

W. Adair, proprietor Datoh, Perak

H. Adair, do. Bagan Datoh Estate |

T. E. Upton, visiting manager

Acreage—Total: 260, cultivated A. C. Smith, manager (on leave) :

(rubber) 200 C. Cruickshank, acting mgr.

N. J. Cowie, asst. (on leave) Ij

J. H. Young, asst.

Sei Langka Estate—Postal A.d: 4, Acreage—Total: 4,298, cultivated

Circular Road, Seremban (coconuts) 3,887 j

A. Chellathurai, manager Strathmashie Estate, Bagan Datoh,

Secretaries and Registered Office— Perak

4, Circular Road, Seremban W. H, Watson, manager

Acreage — Total: 175, cultivated J. Robertson, asst, (on leave) j

(rubber) 175 T. G. Wilson, asst. ]

C. F. Fyfe, asst, (on leaye) !

St. Albans Estate —Sungei Tiram, Acreage—Total: 3,159, (coconuts)

Johore: Postal Ad: c/o Seletar 2,800

Estate, Singapore Melentang Estate, Bagan Datoh,

A. St. Alban Smith, proprietor Perak

Acreage—Total: 149, cultivated W. H. Watson, manager

(rubber) 149 A. K. Robertson,

St. Cyk Rubber Estate, Ltd.—Tem- Acreage—Total : 3,159,assistant, .

(coconuts)

angan, Kelantan (coconuts) 2,237

W. O’Connor, managing director Flemington Estate, Teluk Anson,

T. G; Menori, Bookkeeper Perak

Secretaries—Rennie, Lowick & Co., A. B. Symes,. manager

Singapore Acreage—Total: 3,427, (coconuts)

Registered Office—1, Old Market Teluk1,195Buloh Estate, Teluk Anson

square, Kuala Lumpur Frank.H. Bale*3,077, manager

Acreage—Total: 450, cultivated Acreage—Total: cultivated

(rubber) 400 (coconuts) 2,327 , ' ,

Standard Rubber Co. of Selangor, Dr. John Stewart, . m.b., ch. b.,

Ltd.—Semenyih, Selangor med. officer

H. J. Gillespie (London), visiting

Alexr. Davidson, mgr. (otn leave)

H. B. Wilkinson (acting) agent ■ *

Registered Office—H; F. Hinton* 72, Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd.,

King Street, Sydney Kuala Lumpur, agents (

Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd., Secretaries and Registered Office—

Kuala Lumpur, agents Harrisons k Crpsfield, Ltd., 1-4,0

Acreage—Total: 1,193, cultivated Gt. Tower St., London, E.C.

(rubber) 1,123

Stoughton (Perak) Rubber Planta- Straits Rubber 'Ob’ Ltd.

tions, Ltd.

Stoughton Estate—Ulu Sapetang, Gedong Estate, Bagan iSerai, Perak

G. Phillips, manager

Perak B. C. N. Mountain, assistant I

T. Newman, manager Acreage—Total: 4,402, cultivated!

Acreage—Total: 1,5311, cultivated (Rubber) 4,317, (coconuts) 58

(rubber) 1,046 Nova Scotia Estate, Teluk Anson :1

Laud'erdale Estate—Matang, Perak Perak

J. A. Fox, manager J. W. Cruicksfeank, manager

Acreage—Total: 1,026, cultivated H. F. Nettleton, R. Robson

(codon uts) 3,916 A. W. Sanders, A, K. Mur i

Secretaries > and Registered Office— phy, J. E. Tiffen, S. G[j

M. P. Evans k Co., 30, Mincing Smith, assistants

Lane, London Acreage — Total: 7,476, cultivated:'

Sandilands, Buttery & Co., Penang,

agents ■ (Rubber) 6,003

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Boustead & Co., Ltd., Penang', Sumatra Caoutchouc Maatschappij,

■ ‘ agents ;

\, " . ! Rubber and Oilpalms—Sumatra;

Secretaries and Registered Office— Marbau, Bila S.O.K.; P.O. Marbau,

F. E. Maguire, Pinners Hall 8, Bila; Cable Ad: Sumcama, Mar-

and 9, Austin Friars,. London, bau; Codes: A.B.O. 5tb, MercUUr

and Bentley’s

E.C. .. u Head Office

Stbathisla , (Pekak) Rubber Estates, J. H. Bloemink, head manager

Ltd.—Perak C. de Boerj doctor n

W. Watt, manager J. C. A/ Dirksz, bookkeeper

G. T. Doig. assistant and correspondent

Harrisons,.; Barker & Cp-, Ltd., J. C. Claasen (1st factory)

Kuala Lumpur, agents • A. C. Vos (2nd factory) A

Brussel Estate (rubber) , . .

Registered Office—Harrisons & Cros- J. H. Bloemink, manager

. field, Ld., 1-4, Great Tower Street, D. Huizinga, assfc ,

London, E.C. | Pernantian Estate (rubber)

J. A- van Hasselt. manager

Strathmore Rubber ,Co,, Ltd.—Selan- Padang Th. G. Kerkhoff, asst..

gor Halaban Estate (oil palms)

T. L. Brown, general manager G. R. Serena, manager

Registered Office C. A. Pattulo, 46, Leidong West - Estate (rubber) .

Charlotte Square, Edinburgh, Kahopan J. Grondhout, manager

Scotland Estate (rubber)

Assistants — N. R. Chevalier, W.

Th. Volkers and A. Nijhoff

Streamlakd Estate—Pott Dickson,

Negri Sembilan

A. A. Kula Singam, proprietor & Sumatra Consolidated (Extended)

Rubber Plantations, Ltd., Bukit

< manager Tinggi Estate—Tanjong Boera, Su-

Acreage—Total: 136, cultivated matra W. Friedlander, pianagcr

(rubber and coffee) 136

Secretaries and Registered Office—

Sua Mangqis Rubber Co., Ltd.— M. P. Evans, 30, Mincing- Lane,

: Rantau, Negri Sembilan London

Harrisons, Barker & Co., Kuala Sandilandsj Buttery .& Co,, MJedan,

Lumpur, agents agents '

i Secretaries and 'Registered Office— Acreage—Total: 4,000, cultivated

J. A. Wat lie .V Co., Ltd., Shang- (rubber) 1,800

hai Sumatra Consolidated ■ Rubber Es-

• Subu.k Estate—Ulu Sapetang, Perak tates, Ltd.. Padang Toealang Es-

tate- Tandjong Poera, Suma-tra .

H. G. Dalton, manager W. Friedlander, manager

f . HenryC. W. Waugh

Ford, assistant R. F. Masters, asst.

& Co., Penang, ; Sandilands,

agents Buttery \ Co., Medan,

agents

Acreage—Total: 11,107, cultivated Secretaries and. Registered Office—

■ (rubber) 892 M. P. Evans & Co., 30, Mincing

Lane, London, E.C. 3

Suloh Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Tapah, Acreage-Total:

(rubbe’r) 2,400 1,000, cultivated

Perak

N. L. Whatford, manager

| Secretaries and Registered Office— Sumatra Para Rubber- T’eantations,

Brown,

Ip ofi Phillips

: and Stewart,' Ltd. (London), Pangkattan Estates—

Acreage—Total: 699, cultivated Sumatra; (Paneh)

Postal‘ Ad : Pangkattan

■ (rubber) 683. : {din) C. M. Robertson, manager

cm RUmER KS VATi>i .AKL), OSPilER FLAXl’ATIQ^vS

Uooglandt & .Cp„ S’po-rp., agents Secretaries and Registered Office—

Seppotaries and Registe>red Office— Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ld. .

M. P. Evans & Co., 30, Minping Chaptered Banlf CJiambers, S’pore.r

Lane, London, E.O. 3.

4,01'page—Total: 10,181 cultivated Sungei Bahru Rubber Estates Ltd.,.

(rubber) ( Incorporated in England)—

Sumatra Pcanting Syndicate—Pema- Postal Ad: Mas-jid Tanah, P.O.

tang Siantar, Sumatra Malacca

J. Bannerman, manager Acreage planted with rubber ,‘1,78)7

Registered Office—Bunge House, 71, acres

S(t. Mary Axe, London E. H. Kirby, manager

Anglo-l>utch Estates Agency, Ltd., A. H. Holt, assistant

Medan, agents Secretaries—Rubber Estates Agency

Ltd., London

Acreage — Total: 2,000, cultivated Local Agents—Messrs. Sime, Darby

(rubber) 1,936 & Co., Ltd., Malacca

Sumatra Proprietary Rubber Planta- Sungei Bahru Rubber Estates, Ltd.—

tions, Ltd., Rukit Sen tang Estate - Tampin, Negri Sembilan

Tanjong Poera, Sumatra E. H. Kirby, manager

W. Friedlander,, manager E. A. J. Perkin-s, assistant

Registered Office—M. P. Evans & E. P. Hosken, assistant

Co., 30, Mincing Lane, London

Sandilands, Buttery & Co., Medan, Secretaries

Rubber

and Registered Office—

Estates Agency, Ltd., Lon-

agpnts don

Acreage—Total: 4,200, cultivated Acreage—Total: 1,498, cultivated,’

(rubber) 1,404 (rubber) 1;,239

Sung ala Rubber Estate, Ltd,—Port Sungei Batang Estate—Sandakan, B.

Hickson, Negri Sembilan N. Borneo

Secretaries

The GeddcsandTrading

itegiste^d

and Office—

Hairy Secretaries; and Registered Office—

Farm, Ltd., Shanghai Harrisons Crosfield (Borneo),

Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd., Ltd., Sandakan

Kuala Lumpur, agents

Acreage Total : 1,269, cultivated SjUNfftEi Bath (Malayan) Rubber

(rubber) 980 Estates, Ltd.—Sungei Batu Estate—

Kedah ; Postal Ad : B.edpng

Sungej Arak Estate—Ulu Sepatang, E-A.J- G.C-, Sanders,

Currie, manager

assistant :

Perak Boustead & Co., Ld., Penang,

I. H. White, manager agents

I. C. Mitchell, assistant Secretaries—Ed. BousteaR & C®.,

Secretaries and Registered Office'— 149, Leadenhall Street, London,

Anglo Oriental & General Invest- E.C. 3

ment Trust, Ltd., London

Acreage—Total: 904, cultivated Sungei Bilut Rubber Co., Ltd.—

(rubber) 861 Harding Raub, Pahang

G. M. Harding, managing dig.

SUNGEi Bagan Rubber GO., Ltd., Secretaries—Rennie,

’ Acreage—Total:

Bagan 3,162,

Estate—Kelantan Lowick & Co.,

Singapore

cultivated Acreage—Total:

(rubber) 1,689 1,060,r cultivated

Sungei Hurian Estate: Acreage— (rubber) 7:50

Total: 436, cultivated, 378

P ostal Ad: K usial Sungei Blat Rubber Co,, Ltd.—

F.Wildo

Burden, Ld., Seremban, visit- Gambang,

&; Co.,manager Kuantang, Pahang

Acreage—Total: 1,295, cultivated

ing agents (rubber) 610

 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS C255.

Sonoei Buaya (SuiiIatka) Rubber Co., Spngei Dua Estate itemban, Negri

Ltd.—Bandar Rwala Estate, Galang Sembiiau

Nv ,E. M. Burn?, manager K. R. Claudius, proprietor

Paaigoran Estate, Beibau J. K. Borrpwmuu, do’.

W. R. Brown, manager Acreage — Total: 222, cultiyated

Guthrie & Oo., Ltd., Medan, agents (Rubber) 211

Secretaries and Registered Office— Sunoei

Guthrie & Co., Ltd., London DurianDurian EbJates., Kray,

Estate—Jtvuala Ltd., Sungei

.elan-

tan

Sungei BnLqH Rrbber C9., Lxn. Secretaries and Registered Ollicp—-

(Selangp^i' S,u,ngei B.uloth Esiatf. Gu,thrie & Go., Ltd,, Kuala

Kuala Selangpr^ E-M.S. Cable Ad : Lumpur

Sunbu rnbco Acreage—Total: 746, cultivated

J. M. Eergnson, manager (rubber) 435, (coconuts) 65

E. H. Smith, assistant Sungei Duri Rubber Estate, Ltd.,

Registered Office—17, St. Helen’s The (.Incorporated in Hongkong),

Place, iiishopsgate, London, E-.C. belama Estate—Postal Ad: Ser-

:? dang, Kedah; Cable Ad: Sungei-

Planter.?’ Stw.es Agency Co., dur.i, Serdang

Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, agents Registered Omce-yBurk-ill & Sons,

Shanghai

Sungki Cheumajsg Rubber Co., Ltd., Kennedy, Burkitl & Co., Ltd.,

Sungei Kaw,a,ng Estate—Bentong, Penang, agents

Pahang Sungei Gettah Rubber Estates, Ltd.,

E. H. B. Nobbs, manager Sungei Giettab Estate — Bedong,

S.I.P.E.P.. Kuala Eumpur, agents. Kcdali

Secretaries and Registered Office— C. M. Tuke, gen. mgr. (on leave)

The Rubber Estate Agency Ltd., K p, Hudson, acting manager

Bunge House, 71, St. Mary Axe, McAuliffe, Davis & Hope, Penang,

London, E.C. 3 agents

Acreage—Total: 3,502|, cultivated Secretaries and Registered Office—•

(rubber) b71 E. B. Ilidsdel & Co., Salisbury

House, London Wall, London,

Bungei Chinoh Rubber Co., Ltd.— E.C.

Perak Acreage—Total : 1,654, cultivated

E. P. Lorange, manager (rubber) 1,5,61|

J. L. Morgan and N. R. Disney, Su$t

assistants

Registered Office—Walter Duncan & Negri JSembilan

Cp., 149, Eeadenhall Street, Lon- A. M- Mopro, manager

don, E,C. Secretaries and Registered Offige'—

Neill Bell, Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Acreage—Total: 1,358, cultivated

Sungei, Choh Rubber Co., Lrp.— (rubtlier) 700

Selangor iSungei Kapar. Rubber Co., Ltd.—

H. L. Carter, manager Selangor

J. O. Mearn«, assistant A. M. Sfvyny, general manager

Registered Office—Tfipmson, Alston S. Bmwn, manager

& Co., 2, 3 and 4, Idol Lane, East- Sungei Kapar Estate

cheap, London E-C. Registered Office—W. H. Cook & Co.,

. 42, Cattle, .Street, Edinburgh

Sungei Draka Plantations, Ltd.— P. W. Shearlaw, manager

Matang, Perak Whittall & Cq.j Kuala Lumpur,

G. A, Steel, manager agents

Registered Office—G. A. Steel, Acreage—1'ntal: 2,^56, cultivated

Matang, Perak, F.M.S. (rubber) 2,547

 i CUB BEK ESTATES AN D 01rHER PLANTATIONS

Sungei Kaki (Sumatra) Rubber Sungei Mangis Syndicate, 1 ,td.— ‘

Estate, Ltd.—Postal Ad: Galaiig, Banting,' Selangor

East Coast Sumatra Secretaries and Rtegisterfed Office—

A. Simmons, manager Gibson, Anderson & Butler, Kuam

Secretaries and Registered Office- Lumpur

Bright & Galbraith,* Ld., 1, 'St. Acreage —. Total: ; 710, cultivated

Martin’s Lane, London, E.C. (rubber) 705 -

Harrisons & C’rosheld, Ltd., -Medan,

i agents■ . Sungei Matang Rubber Estate, Ltd.— .

SUNGEI ; KRIAN RUBBER ESTATE, Ltd., Taiping, Perak

D. A. Dunn, manager

The, Somme Estate—Postal Ad : Registered Office—Poital Trust and

Serdang, Kedah Agency, Ld., Portland House, 73,

M. A. M. Lock, manager Basing,hall Street, London. E.C. 9

Lin Eng Chong, office clerk Paterson, Simons & Co., ; Ltd.,

Barlow & Co., Kuala Lumpur, Penang, agents

agents

Registered Office—Thomas Barlow & SuiiGEi Nipah Estate—Sepang, Se-

Bro., Ceylon House, 49-51, East- langor

cheap, London, E.C. 3 Planters Loans Board, managers

Acreage—Total: 2,037.25, cultivated Secretaries and Registered Office-—

\ (rubber) 1,603.65 Planters’ Loan Board, Kuala

Lumpur

SuMgei Krian Rubber Estate, Ltd.— Acreage — Total : 762,. cultivated

(Dwarf coconuts) 753 , .

Sungei Serai, Perak

A. J. Taylor, manager

Registered Office—Thomas Barlow & Sungei Patai Estate—Seremban, Ne-

Bro., 49-51, Eastcheap, London, gri Sembilan

E.C. 3 W. 11. Brodie, manager

Barlow & Co., Kuala Lumpur, Secretaries — Cumberbatch & Qo.,

agents . Kuala Lumpur

Acreage—3,058 Acreage—Total: 733, , cultivated

(rubber) 634

Sungei Kruit Rubber Estate, Ltd.— Sungei Pelek Estate—Sepang, Selan-

Sungkai, Perak gor

B. K, Malleson, manager A. Denny, proprietOT'

Registered Office—M.Lane,

Co., 30, Mincing P. Evans

London,& Acreage — Total : 252, cultivated

E.C, 3 (rubber) 194;. (coconuts) 50, (coffee

Harrisons, Barker .' & Co., Ltd., and fruits) 6

Kuala Lumpur, agents

Acreage—Total: 2,201, cultivated Sungei Petaling Estate (Rubber and

(rubber) 1,906 Coffee)—Gali, Raub, Pahang

F. J. Ayris, proprietor'

Sungei Ledang Rubber Estates, Ltd

—Kerling, Ulu Selangor SukGEi Puntar Rubber Estate, Ltd.—

M.. D. Fallon, manager Postal Ad: Bedong, Kedah ,

Secretaries and Registered Office^— A. Hinton, manager

Neill & Bell, Kuala Lumpur J. Murray, visiting agent

Acreage—Total: 864, cultivated Henry 'Waugh & Co., Penang,

(rubber) 783 agents

Registered Office—Burt,, Taylor &

Sungei Lembu Kstate-‘Sungei Lembu, Co., Ld., 22, Fenchurch Street,

Prov. Wellesley, S.S. London^ E.C, 3

Teoh Ann Liew, oWner

Secretaries and Registered Office— j Sungei Puru.it (F.M.S.) Rubber Co.,

Ltd.—Seffienyih, Selangor J

Cheah Inn Kiong, Penang,

Acreage—Total : 188 O Ji; E. G. Leyrte, manager "

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Registered Office—Edward Bousttad Sungei Sayong Rubber Co., Ltd.—

& Co., 149, LeadenhaH Street, Rengam, J chore

London, E.C. A. Tinker, manager

Bousieau a, Co., Ltd., Kuala Lum- Secretaries and Registered Office—

Geo. Williams & Co., 138, Leaden-

pur, agents hall Street, London

Acreage—Total: 1,425, cultivated Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd.,

(rubber) 1,35,1 Kuala Lumpur, agents

Sungei Ramal Syndicate, Ltd.— Acreage — Total: 1,026, cultivated

(rubber) 731

Kajang, Selangor

C. Phillips, manager Sungei Sepang, Ltd., Wales Estate—

■Secretaries and Registered Office— Sepang, Selangor

Boustead

Lumpur & . Co., Ltd., Kuala Secretaries and Registered Office—

Acreage—Total: 1,018, cultivated S.

(rubber) 933 Acreage — Total: 827, cultivated

(rubber) 624, (coconuts) 199

SiTNGEi Reyla (F.M.S.) Rubber Sungei Shut Rubber Plantations,

Ltd., Malaya Estate—Selama, Perak

Estates, Ltd.—Sungei Siput, Perak J. E. Gibson, manager

J. E. B.. Jessamine, manager Sandilands, Buttery & Co., Penang,

Registered Office—J. II. Dykes, 65, agents

London Wall, London, E.C. and1 Registered Office—

Sandilands, Buttery & Co., Penang, Secretaries

B.D.G.I.T.L., London.

agents Acreage—Total: 1,350, cultivated

Spngei Rinching Rubber Estates, (rubber) 918

Ltd.—Semenyih, Kajang, Selangor Sungei Siput Rubber Plantations,

A. T. M. Lane, manager

Secretary and Registered Office—E. Ltd.—Perak

Stanley F. Hobson, manager

Parsons, 38, Lincoln’s Inn Fields, Secretaries

London, W.C. ■ and Registered Office—

British North Borneo Rubber

Acreage—Total: 1,420, cultivated Trust, Ld., 104, Winchester House,

(rubber) 1,380 Old Broad Street, London, E.C.

Sandilands,-Buttery & Co., Penang,

Spngei Salak Rubber Co., Ltd.— Acreage—Total: agents

Sun get SalaR Estate, Siliau, Negri 1,620, cultivated

Sembilan (rubber) 890

A, o. Woodrofte, manager

Acreage—Total: 1,096, (rubber) Sungei Tamu Rubber Co., Ltd.,

1,012 Sungei Tamu Estate—Ulu Yam,

New Labu Estate Selangor

R. T. Mills, manager James Carter, manager

Acreage—Total: 1,836, (rubber) T. H. Menzies, visiting agent

1,3581 The Planters’ Stores ami Agency

Sungei Sekah Estate Co., Ld., Kuala Lumpur, agents

C. P. Thape, manager Secretaries and Registered Office—

Acreage—Total: 1,416, (rubber) . The Planters’ Stores and Agency

1,196 Co., 17, St. Helen’s Place, Bishops-

Valleyside Estate gate, London, E.C. 3

A. S. Woodroffe, visiting mgr. Acreage — Total • 746, cultivated

Acreage—Total: 1,212, (rubber) (rubber) 658

665 '' : ■

Mansergh & • Tayler, Seremban, Sungei Telor (Malaya) Rubber

Estates, Ltd. Johore Bahru P.O.,

agents

Registered Office—Lyall, Anderson Jchore W. L. B. Symes, manager

& Co., 16, Philpot Lane, London, T. A. S. Meron, office clerk

E.C.

GioS KUHBEIv ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

SAndilands Bu'frtfery 1 &l Ob.,1 Singa-J Registered

pore, agents - ' • tries, Ld.,'Office—Eastern

Ring .WitliAnrIndus-

Et.

Registered Office — Eastern IntLus- House, London, E.C: 2

tries, Ltd., Arthur Street, LondbYi,

E:G. 4 Sungei

! Udang . EsTAfk—Pb'sthf Ad :

85; Hebren Street, JiLalacca

Eungei Timah Estate (Perak), Ltd. Tan Eng Seng, manager

KuaJa Hidopg Estate-r-Hanek Urai Secretaries and-Registered Office—

Kefantan 85>, Heeren Street, Malacca

Boustead Acreage—Total,: 13%. oivltivated

Keiautan,& forwarding

Co.. Ltd), agents

Tuhipat, (rubber) 116; ,

Aerfeage—Total: L4T5, cultivated

(rubber) 373 Sunoei Way (Sei.Angor) Rurtm-'R Co.,

Sungei Timah E states—Te)uk Anson, Sungei Way. Estate—SelAngbr

Perak W. S'. Reeve-Tucker, manager

• Acreage—Total: 1,271, cultivated Registered Office—Gibson & •Adder-

(rubber) 1,232 son, 124, St. Vincent Street, Glas

Secretaries and Registered Office— . gQ.w & ,Cb,, Kuala Lumpur,

Rowe White & Go., Ltd., 4, Barlow

Lloyd’s Avemie, Fenchurch /Strdet, agents

London; E.O. 3 Acreagb—’total: 2,888, 1 cultivated

(rubber); 2,624

SUNGEt Tj,ram Rubber , Estate, Ltd.—

Johore . Sungkai-Ghumor Estates, Ltd. —

A, T,., Edwards, manager Batang P a d ajxg,.. P erak

Registered Office—British Industries SungeiT Estate

and General Investihent Trust, W . jC. Warrack, manager

Ld., London, E.G. Chumor Estate

Sandilailds, Buttery & 'Go., Singa- J. C. E. Murray, rtiUndgcr

pore, agents Registered Office^—HarrisohS & Cros-

Acreage—Tot'dl : 2,824, • cultivated field, Ldi, 1 • 4, • Great Tower Street,

(rubber) ’ 2,SSI ; London, E.C. ;

Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd'.,

Sungei Tua Estate - Batu Oaves, Kuala Lumpur, agents

Selangor • . ' ■:

A. A. Mulloy, manager “Sutoc&cAP PaRa pEANtATidNS, DriR,

Proprietors—Ji. A. RiiSsell & Go., Sungkap Para Estate — Sungei

Kuala Lumpur Patani, Kedah

Secretaries and Registered Office— J. W. Jones, manager

J. H. Russell & Co., Kuala Lum-

:,;jl ■ : iywnuE

PUr . 9jj . : '• 1,018, J. Murray, visiting agent

Acreage—Total cultivated Henry Waugh & Co., Ltd., Penang,

(rubber) 1,018 agents.

SecretarMr1 and Registered Office—

Eastern Industries, Ltd., King

SuNdEi TukAng Rubrer Co., Ltd.— William Street House, -London,

Kedah e.c.4 '

' C. O. Tyndalc PrtwelL ^nanager Acreage—Total: i,4i>3|,- ' cultivated

RegistbrOd Office—SfcAuliffe, Davis (rubber) l',342|- (bbc’on'nt’s)’

A Hope, Pciiahg

Acreage — Total: 1,361, cultivated Sussex Estate—Postal Ad: Teluk An-

(rbflber)' f,3l6 • son,. Perak

N. G. Naidu, manager

SUNGip TUKONG RubUER P’l.ANt.AtrONS, Hi A. Rao, clerk

Ltd. - -Tohbre J. Hargreaves, visiting agent

L. W. Holland, manager ') R. Nutt, agent

SandililUds, ButtCrji & Co.:, d^inga- . Acreage—Tbt&l: 691, cultivated

pore, 'agents'. '' ■ - • . :- (rubber) 674 '

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i*U68K'& A#b' OTSfife PLA Nl'ATfbNS C259

Jf. T. TkftrfBf M'M: xs^liAppiP iAiii^jfes- TalgauTh RuBGfiK Estate, Ltd.—Tal-

• Btfud, TofeaCtfe ' {tnd—fchlma- 1; garth Estate, Bemban, P.O.,'Malacca

tra.; fcsoengei ifrifep roafab aiM'Gable E. E. A. Gray; ffiaiiager

'A'd ': ' MeGla'n. 'foPa^do ' ifstbtPs: J Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur,

Keongei Mentjirim, Kfeekip^Tp^* *Ma- Acreage ■agents ^;

bar and SaentTs. Rubber Estates: |; : (rubber)— 301^ Total: 320, cultivated

- ;

>iaYieVar ^ Bedjamboe, itiid Nagk

Radja

Talisaian iRubbek Co., Ltd^, Talisman

Txb.V-k A! y. ! ‘‘ T.i; ixta Rauja " (Incor- Estate—Niyorj’Johore

porated in SwitddrfatK^), 'Pdfojaceo, j Secretaries and Registered Office-

Rubber and Coconuts—S^iaira ; j Derrick & Co., Singapore

Head Office: Tjinta Radja Estate; | Acn.'ttge—Total: 1^026,. cultivated

P.O. : Tandjong Poera ! (rufener.) 250

C. Staehelin, bead 'riianager

Tjinta Radja Estate XTbbbceo, : Tali Ayee Rubber Estates, Ltd.—

Rubber and Obeonuts)— : Parit Buntar, Perak

C. Etacbelin, manager . W. D. Chapman,, manager

Kotari Estate^-P.O. : Galang Registered Office—F. E, Maguire,

: C,.:Sirub, assistant m ' Tinner’s Hall, 8 and 9, Austin

Sili da-Estate— F. O.: Jpmgoen Poerba | Friars, London,. E.C. 2 '

H. Ritz, manager

Sungei Bagak Estate > j aaibaiak Rubber jistates:. Lrn.rr'Mas-

J. Morgan, aeting manager

Acreage —Total: 3,047,. cultivated jij.Khoo Tail h i, M alacca

Kim Liap, .nianager

(rubber)! 2,1^3, (coconuts) lt>. ■Gkb. ,P; R. Meuar,

Tai Tak Plantations, Ltd.—Joho-re no Tong Seng,.assistaiit

do. ,

Tai Tak Estate Secretaries and. Registered' Office—

A. M. Dick, nianager Derrick & Co., r Singappre

Aerettge—Total: 3,182, cultivated | Acreage — Total: 837, cultivated

(rubber') 783

(rubber) 1,521

.Sungei Daugar Estate TaPibira Rubber Estates, Ltd., Tam-

W. Patou, rnanager

Acreage — Total: 1,952. Planted boeuan Estate^Kwala, S-umatra

E. Griasspoole, manager.

(rubber) 1,453 S.I.P.E.F., Medan, agents

Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd'., [ Acreage—Total: 8,750, cultivated

. Kuala Lumpur ' (rubber)'2,010

Registered Office—Harrisons & Cros-

ficld, Ld., 1-4, Great Tower Street,

London, E.C. Tan ah Mcrah Estates (1916), Ltd.—

Postal Ad: Tangkab. P.O.. JoPbre

ipkTpTNe' RxrfebfiE Plantations, Ltd. viaG. Malacca. E. Johnson, manager

(F.M.S.)- Perak R. G. Bower and J. F. Downey,

('. L. Moysey, manager assistants

Registered Office—PRhvard Bdiistead Kennedy, Burkill & ' Co., Ltd.,

& Co., 149, Leadenhall Street, Lon- Penang, agents

don, E.C. 3 General Managers and Secretaries—

Bobsttend & On., Ltd., Penang; mrdrtts A. R. Burkill & Sons, Shanghai

Abreia^feTotal: 5,280, cultivated Acreage—Total : 4,771, cultivated

(ilhbbdr) 3’,4dO

(rubber) 3,478, (coconuts) 35

Takau (F. M’. S.) RiTBfiftR E^Tes/ Ltd.

—Raritan, NegTi' Semb’ila'ri Tandjong Mas Estates — Sc pang,

V. W.. Ryyes, manager Selangor

F. W. Flanagan, assistant K. S. Marsh, proprfetbr

T , Registered Office—Keniiaway, Ne^me W. F. Brown, manager

' & Cq,, 6,. Lloyd’s Avenue, Fen- Acreage—Total: 356, cultivati'd

chilVch ‘Mtieet, Lbncfon, E.O. 3 (rubber) 246, (cbfentftO' ITO

cm) .RUBBER ESTATES AtfD OTHER PLANTATIONS

Tanak Estates (1931), Ivrr>.—-Postal Secretary and Registered Office—

Ad: Kanowit, Sibu, Sarawak R. D. Saw, Mooregate Station

G. D. Kidd, mauager Chambers, London

Acreage—Total: 2,235, cultivated

Tanojong Rubbek Co., Ltd.—Postal (rubber) 856

Ad: Tandjong Kassau, Tebiog Tanjong Olak Rubber Plantation,

Tinggi, Sumatra Ltd.—Muar, Johore

L. Fraser, mauager F. G. Wallace, manager

H. A. TJ. Meeuwesen and G. R. Secretaries and Registered Office—

Shaw , assistants Henry Waterhouse Trust Co.,

Harrisons & Crosiield, Ltd., Medan, Honolulu

agents Fred Wateivhouse k Co., Singapore,

Secretaries and Registered Office— agents' ,

Harrisons & Crosneld, Ltd., 1-4, Acreage —Total: 2.595, cultivated

Great Tower ^St.-, London, E.C.3 (rubber) 800

Acreage—Total : ;.8,71i!, cultivated

(rubber) 6,037 Tan.tong Pau Rubber Estate—Kedah

Tangga Bate Rubbek ■ 6o., Lm. — W. I). Sheffield, manager

Malacca Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ld.,

Mansergh &; Tayler, Seremban, Penang, agents

agents Acreage—Total: 1,608, cultivated

(rubber) 1,165

Secretaries and Registered Office—

Bailie & Gifford, 3, Glenfinlas Tanjong Rambutan Estate (Rambutan

Street, Edinburgh Rubber Estates Perak

(lb30), Ltd.)'—Tan

Acreage — Total : 597, cultivated jong Rambutan,

(rubber) 593 S. Gates, manager (on leave)

A. S. Taylor, acting manager

Tanukok Rubber Plantations, Ltd. - Secretaries and Registered Office—

Postal Ad : Tampin, Negri Sembilan Burt Taylor & Co., 22, Fenchurch

L. G. Corley, manager Street, London A

J.,%S. M. Rennie, 8, de ,Souza .St,, Henry Waugh k Co., Ltd.,

Singapore, agepts Penang, agents

Secretaries and Registered Office— Acreage—Total : 1,193-1, cultivated

R., E. Saw, Moorgate SL, London (rubber) 1,131

Tanjong Duablas Estate — Banting, Tapah Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Tapah

Road, Perak

Selangor E. W. BattensbyV manager

A. H. Frugtniet, manager J. M. S. Shelton, assistant

P. R. Amarasekara, Klang, agent

Acreage — Total : 668, cultivated Secretaries and Registered Office—

(rubber) 658 Evatt &. Co., French Bank Build-

ings, Singapore*

Acreage-Total: 2,469, cultivated

Tanjong Malim Rubber Co., Ltd.— (rubber) 2,099

Tanjong Malim, Selangor

A. P. Mackilligin, manager Tarun (Malay) Rubber Estates, Ltd.,

Registered Office—W. Hector1 Thom- Bukit Selambau Estate—Postal Ad:

Sungei Patani, Kedah; Teleph. 1,

son k Co., 9, Arundel Street,

Strand, London, W.C. Kuala Ketil ; Cable Ad: Tarun,

S.I.P.E.F., Kuala Lumpur, agents Sungei Patani

J, Firth-Fletcher, manager

Tanjong Labu Rubber Plantations, Dr. D. W. Bponer-Morgan, medi-;

Ltd.—Batu PahaL Jphore cal Officer

G. Rahavari,; clerk in-charge . Boustead k Co., Ltd., Kuala Lum-

pur, agents

J. S. M. Rennie k Co., 9, de* Souza Secretaries—Boustead Bros., 5, Fen-

Strieet, Singapore, agents church Street, London, ICC.

 KijBBER ESTATES' AND bTHER PLANTATIONS ce&i

Tar on (Malay) Rubber Estates, Ltd., Alexander McK'enzie, Manager

Tarun Estate—Semenyih, Selangor K. Balfour, acting manager

E. N. T. ■Cummins, manager A., McKenzie, assistant ;

Rpustead & Go.,

‘ pur, .Agents ’ Ltd., Ivuaia Lum- and A. 1. Mac’Gallum, supts.

V. I. Perumel, accountant

Registered Office—Botistead Bros,, 5, D. P. Vidyrathe, steriographer

, Eenchurch Street, London, E.C Kennedy, Burkill & ’ Co., Ld.,

Penang and Ipoh, agents

Tasks. Rubber Estate—c/o' B.O. Box Secretaries and Registered Office—

No. 99, Ipolr J. A. Wattie & Co., Ld., 10, Can-

A. C. J. Towers/mrtg. proprietor top Road, Shanghai

A. R. M. Towers, assistant Acreage—Total: -1,^63, 'cultir^ed*

Acreage -- Total : 115, cultivated (rubber) 1,020

(rubber, coconuts, pineapples and

vegetables)

TkbrAu Rubber Estates, LTn.—Johpre

Tate’s IIill Estate—Taiping, Perak W. Miller Alackay, gen. niaKager

Mr,E; F. Tate, proprietress H. ‘ G: Grieve, J . M, Herries/J.

H. L. H. Tate, manager.. B. Dudgeon, assistants

Acreage — Total: 214, cultivated Registered Office -Bailhe, & Gifford,

(rubber), 205 W.S., 3.-Gteiifialas Street, 'Edint)urgh

Acreage—Total: 7,187, cultivated

Taynton Rubber Estate—P.O. Box (rubber) 4,854

21, Kuala Lumpur, Belangor

VV. Leggatt, manager Teja Ltd.—Batu Gajah, Perak

Planters’ Stores & Agency Co., Ltd., Andrew Buchanan, manager

Kuala Lumpur, agents

Acreage—Total: ,.

297, t! cultivated Evatt Co., Ipoh,: Secretaries

(rubber) 287 Acreage — Total : 614, cultivated

(rubber) 533

Tebing Rubber Estates (1931), Ltd.,

Hevea Estate—Postal A d: Tebing Telok Bharu Coconut Co., Ltd. (In-

Tinggi, Deli, Sumatra corporated in Ceylon). Telok Bharu

D. W. Breingan, manager Estate—Postal Ad: Teluk Anson,

McAuIiffe, Davis & Hope, Medan, Lower Perak

' agents. Capt. A. Pritchard j.p., ! manager

[ Secretaries—

Salisbury E.House,

A. Ridsdel

London & Wall,

Co., Whittall & Go., Kuala Lumpur,

London, E.C. 2 agents

| Acreage - Total: 1,763, cultivated Seefetaries and Registered Office—

(rubber) 1,697 Whittall £ Co., Colombo, Ceylon

Acreage—Total: ( 1,446, cultivated

Tebolang Rubber Estate, Ltd.—Malacca (coconuts) 1,286

5 ■T. J. Johnston, manager

Registered Office—Harrisons & Cros- Telok ManggisEstate,

Estai-E; Syndicate—

S field, Ld., London Telok ALanggis be pang, Selangor

Harrisons, Barker

, Kuala Lumpur, agents Alaiucrgh &. beyleivberemban, agents

f Acreage — Total: 2,14'4|, cultivated Acreage—Total: 3lH, cultivated

(rubber) 1,817 (rubber) 286, (coconuts) 22

Tebong Rubber Estate, Ltd. (Incor- Teluk Anson Rubber Estate, Ltd.

| porated in Hongkong)-AMalacCa; (Registered in s ■: Singapore)'—Postal

■„ Home: Batang Malaka,

Putps, Bemban, Lombong Bukitand Ad : 'T.eluk Anson, Perak, F.M. S.

Sungei Dua Divisions; Postal Ad: Secretaries and Registered Office—

Tampin,; F. M, S.; Cable Ad : Mc- Derrick & Co.„ Singapore

Kenzie, 'SungeiDuaDua. Railway Sta- Acreage-—Total: 2,4281, cultivated

tion : Supgei (rubber) 1,827

(J-4G2 ilUiliJKll ESTATES AND OTHEll PLANTATIONS

Telos (F.M.S.) Rubbek Co,, Ltd.— Tennamaram Palm Oil Co., Ltd.,.

Klaiig, Selangor Tennamaram and Hopeful Estates—

D. L. Gulland, managei- Bataug Berj.untai, Selangor

SeciretaTnes and Registered Office - E. M. Allen, manager

D^ickson, Registered Office—John K. Billiat &

AbplinrehAodorson $ Cp., Ltd. 20,

Lane, London Go.., Ltd., 10, Old dowry, London,

E.C. 2

Aefeag^ — Total : 762, ' cultivated Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd., Kuala

(rubber) A651),Palmer,

Ferguson (coconuts)

Bruas,108Perak, Lumpur, agents

ageiits

Tenom (Borneo)

Beaufort, B. N.Rubber

Horneo CP., Ltd.—

TmuK Gong Rubber Cp., Ltd.—Bant- N. R. Hatton, manager

ingJ. P.O., Kualamanager

M. Booth, Langat, Selangor Harrisons a,nd Crosbeld (Borneo),

Secretaries and Registered Office— Ltd., Sandakan, local agents

McNeill & Sime, 46, Charlotte! Secretaries and Registered Office—

Square, Edinburgh Maclean Brodie & Forgie, 7,

Acreage — Total : 667,. cultivated Royal Bank Buildings, Glasgowr

Acreage—Total-: 3,00(V cultivated

Cumberbatch652 & Co., Ltd., Kuala

(rubber) (rubber) 1,630

Lumpur, commercial agents

Thailamal Estate, Ltd.—Postal Ad.

Telok Merbab Plantations, Ltd.— K.uala Selangor, Selangor

Sapang P.O., Selangor T. S. Cbinnia’a, chairman and

F. C. Fogh, general manager managing director

The East Asiatic Go., Ld., Singa- Shanmugam & Co..., Kuala Selangor

pore, managing agents Acreage — Total: 149, cultivated

Secretary and Registered Office—H. (oil palms). 149

.GsUPjter, Orient London,

Broad Street, House, 42-45,

E.C. 2New Third Mile (F.M.S.) Rubber Co.,

Acreage — Total : 7,919, cultivated Ltd.—Negri Sembilan

(rubber) 1,236, (coconuts), 6,447 D. E\yan/, manager

Je/ebu Estate

Teluk D. C. Baker, assistant

Ltd., Piah

Teluk Rubber Estate (1914),

Piab Estate—Postal AcjCBEge—Total: 3,570, pultivatad

(rubber) 2,936

Ad: Kuala Selangor Registered Office —Baillie Edinburgh

& Gifford,

. E. J. 0. Edwards, manager W.S., 3> GlenfinJaS'St.,

Secretaries and Registered, Office—

Sjhaud London

Lane, Haldane & Co., 24, Rood Tiang Bee Estate— Postal Ad : Ban- 1

Cumbprbateh & Co., Ltd., Kuala dar Bahru, South Kedah

Lumpur, agents Khoo Thean Sang, manager

Chin Thye & Co., 18, Bishop Street,

Teluk Slangin Estate -Postal Ad: Penang, agents

Teluk Anson, Perak Secretaries and Registered Office— j!

Cheah Kee Ee, prOpri-'tor and mgr. Cheah Inn Kiong A Co., 18, Bishop

Acreage—Total: 1,61*5, cultivated Street, Penang

, (Rubber) 405, (coconuts) 500 Acreage — Total : 355k ' cultivated

(rubber) 350

Temerloh Coconut and Rubber Tiang Swee Hoe Plantations—Tiangr

Estate, Ltd.—Trong, Perak, F.M.S. Swee Hoe and Tiang Goian Estates— |

» T. A. Orosbie, manager Postal Ad: Kluang, Johore

Secretaries and Registered Office— Pang Kim Seng, manager

A. A. Anthony & Co,, 9, Beach

Staeet, Penang Acreage—Tiang SwTee Hoe Total r

1,045, cultivated (rubber)', 1,015.

Acreage- -Total : 1,205, cultivated Tiang Guan Total: 3,025, cultivat-

(rubber) 1,018, (coconuts) 16 ed (rubber) 3,500

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livtu Co., Lm., Tikam Trolak T.

Estates, Ltd. —Trolak^ Perak

M. Philspn, manager

Batu Riibber Estale—Reciah.; Postal D, B. Lennox, assistant

Ad : Sung.ei Patani

A. F. Holley, manager Secretaries and Registered Office—

Brown, Philips & Stewart, Penang, Macdonald, Stewart & Co., 1Q2,

ag&nts Hope Street, Glasgow

SeCretaries-^-Rycroft Kelly & Co., 98

Great Towey Street, London, PIC. 3 Harper, Gilfillan & .Co., Ltd., Kuala

Lumpur, agents

Acreage—Total: 1,169, cultivated

Timbang Deli (Sumatra) Rubber Co., (rubber) 629

| lyrn.—Sumatra; Postal Ad: Galang

. S.E.C. W. K. S- Bfy-ir, manager

Timbang Deli' Estate Tap^o Rubber Estates, Ltd. Trong,

McAuliffe, Davis & Hope, Medan, Pergk

J. Dickson, manager

agents' Seci^taries and Registered Office-

Acreage — Total: 3,283. Planted Brown, Phillips & Stewart, Pe-

| (rubber) 3,011' nang

Acreage — Total: SOQ, .cultivated

j Tqeeangie (Sumatra) Rubber Prodjjce (rubber) 626

l Estates, LtI)., Toeraugie Estate—

I Sumatra: Postal Ad : Kwala, Deli

L A. T. Geddie, manager r s e Tropical Produce Co,, Ltd.—Joho re

I' Secretaries—Harrisons & O o fi ld, Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd; Sin-

1 Ld., 1-4, Great Tower St., London gapore, agents

Harrisons & Crosfield, Ltd., Med’an,

| agents

1 Acreage—Total : 5,166, cultivated Tuan Mee (Selangor) RiUB^m .Co..,-

I (rubber) 2,824 Ltd.—Sungei Biiloffi 'Sffiaugcr

C. H. Green, manager

j Trafalgar. Dtp.—P.onggol, Paya Le J. Murray, agent

bar, Singapore Registered

Ob,, Ld., Office—Gordon , Frazer

CploffiBp, Ceylon

I , C, Richards, manager

I Secretaries and Registered Office— Acreage—'Total: r 1,500, cultivated

Ir Patorsop, Simons & Co., Ltd., S’pore. (]fubbur) 1(270, ,

I Acreage—Total: 254, cultivated

I (rubber) 254

To Aran Rubber '^states, Ltd. (Ineor-

j| Tras RrniiEn Plantations—Postal Ad : pbrted in Erigland)-—Lpstal ffid:

Tras, Pahang Jnsseltou, B.' Boiai^n; Cable. Ad:

Madam Chin Fin Uee. proprietress Tu’aranesta, Jessel’ton .

Ij Swee He.ng Leong & ;Oo., Klang, Tuaran Estate

I agents and secretaries H. A. Byron, manager

I Acreage Total: 788, cultivated Managing Agents — The North

. (rubber)-660 Borneo Trading Co., Ltd., San-

dakan

I'Tremelbye (’Seuango'r) Rubber, Co., Secretary ■ T .

and Registered Offiee-r-

R. Phillips, F.o.i.s., 20, Copt-

L Ltd. —Selangor hall Aven\ie, Londbn, E.C. 2

y* Thos. M. Latimer, manager

|r Registered Office—Naftel, Rutherford - Acreage—Total

...(.riffibor) 3 T73

: 4,092, cultivated'

H; & Marshall, 20, Eastcheap, Lon-

don, E.C.

• Ill Cumberhaftoh '(&, Coi., Ltd., Kuala Tyrnje Estate .

|: . Lumpnr, agents ;

C. H/ La B’rooy/trtlst owner

'ITrian^e EsTAT^—^Clang, Selangor Secretary and Regi^terejl Office—

Swee E[eng Leong . Co.,, mang. .Acreage C. il. La B'rnoffi, /LDofi .

— Total : 225, cultivated

A proprs. h (rubber) 215

Goh Hock Huat, maoRiger

€'264 RUBBER ESTATES' AND OTHER PLANTATIONS'

Ulu Ayek Tawar Co., Ltd. Postal Ultt RANTAtr Rubber Estates Co., Ltd.

Ad : Sitiawan, Lpw^r Fer'ak —Negri' Seinbilari

Registered Office—19, Hale Street, W. A. Outsell, manager

Ipoh Whittall & Co., Kuala Lumpur,

Acreage — Total: 835, cultivated ' agents ' 'J ' J ‘ ’

j (rubber) 820 '; Acreage'—Total: 1,126, cultivated

. (r.ubber) 1,025

Ulu . Benut Consolt »ated” Rubber Co.. Registered Office—William Nevett &

Ltd., Norseman Estate - Ul,u Sape- Co,,. Cannon Stseet,. London

tal ig, Perak; Teleph.' 170 Taiping

J. A. G. Stage, manager United Malacca Rubber JE^tates, Ltd.

Derrick & Co., Singapore, agents Ramuan China, .Sungei 'Bahru;

Secretaries and Registered Office- Ayer Vlo'ek, Setandar. Sq: Petei,

Derrick & Co., Hong Kong Bank Rtimbia ‘ & Paslitf divisions—Postal

Chambers, 'Singapore

Acreage—Total : : 1,174, cultivated Ad: Masjid Tan ah, P.O., Siingei

Babrti, Malacca, S.S.

’ (rubber) * 1,056 C. Jacob, manager

Ulu Caldonian (Selangor), Ltd.— Secretaries and Registered Office—

Sungei Tampien, Selangor C. F. Gomes A Co., 137, Heeren

A. P. Atkins, manager : Street, Malacba' .

J. W. Reach, asst. mgr. Maldcta Industrial Co., 96, First

Secretaries and Registered Office— Cross Street, J)fa,lacca,, ebmmcj-

Dickson, Anderson Sc Co., Cannon eial 'aigents '

Street, London Acreage—Total : 2,'5811, cultivated

Whittall & Co., Kuala Lumpur, (rubber) 2,5(>7|

agents

Acreage—Total: 2,0)1, cultivated United Patani (Malayan) Rubber

(rubber) 1,200 Estates, Ltd.—Kedah

Ultt Klang Rubber Co., Ltd., ,Ulu R. S. Chantler, manager

Klang Estate,' c/p E. L„ Plupter— W. S. Harding, senior assistant

Bukit Nilai Estate,. Nilai, N.S. J. B. G. Lamo and W. E. N.

E. L. Hunter, manager Green, assistants

Planters’ Stores & Agency Co., Ltd., Secretaries—Ed. Boustead & Co.,

Kuala Lumpur, agents 149,'• 'Leadenhall Street, London,

Secretaries and Registered Office— Boustead & Co., Ltd., PenArig, agents

Lemprier'e & Hunter, 54, Victoria Acreage—Total: ; 14,536, cultivated

Street, London,. S.W. 1 (rubber) 8;896, ' (coconuts) 27

Acreage — Total: 108., cultivated

(rubber) 92 :

nited PlaNtatoin Ltd.—Teluk An-

Ulu Pan dan ^(Singapore) Rtnnu n son, Perak; Teleph. 6, Utanmelin-

Estates, Ltd. — Holland 'Road, tang ; Cable Ad : Jendarata

Singapore P. B. Heilmaun, general manager

Oh Keat Guan, manager (United Plantations, Ltd.) and

.Secretaries and Registered Office— director (Bernam Oil Palms, Ltd.)

Evatt & Co.,/Singapore P. Gnanaiah, bookkeeper

Sime, Darby A Co., Ltd., Singapore, Registered Office—Jendarata Estate,

agents . ,,. , Teluk Arison

Acreage—Total: 630 cultivated .Total acreage i 12,982.05

(rubber) 569 S, Pontoppidan Moller, sub-mgi.

(United Plantations Ltd.)

Ulu Puting Estate—Mambau, Negri R. L. Grut, assistant (Jendarata

Sembilan Estate)

C. A. S. Dewar, manager O. (Sungei

C. Dalsgaard,

Bernam acting

Estate)subngrv

Mansergh & Tayler,400,

Acreage—Total: Seremban, agents

cultivated Dr. E. G. S. Hall, ar.B.,; resident

(rubber) 323 medical Officer

 EUBBEH, ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS G26.>

United Rubber Syndicate, Ltd., Subsidiary Companies

Durian Tanjong Estate—Coal Point Hollandsch-Amerikaansche Plant-

Road, Labuan, S.S. age Maatschappij Kisaran, Su-

W. W. Boyd, visiting manager matra

Acreage — Total: 100, cultivated Nederland Langkat Rubber Maats-

(rubber) 60 chappij, Tandjong Poera, Suma-

tra

United Serdang (S) Rubber Planta- Si Pare Pare Rubber Maatschap-

tions, Ltd., the—Sumatra; P.O. pij, Tebing Tinggi, Sumatra

Bangoen Poerba, Serdang Malayan American Plantations,

Begerpang Estate Ltd., Sungei Petan-i, Kedah

R. A. Lumsd’ale, manager Subsidiary Branches

Acreage — Total: 2,092, planted United States Rubber Plantations,

1,810 (rubber) Inc., Kisaran, Sumatra

Lantasan Estate

R. A. Lumsdale, acting manager

Acreage—Total : 1,6931, planted Lnited Sua Betong Rubber Estates,

LG/.'R (rubber) Ltd.—Labis, Jo.hore

Namoe Rambei Estate 1 1 Tanah Merab Estate—Tan ah Merab,

N.S.

R. A- Lumsdale, manager H. T. Piper, manager >

Acreage—Total: 2,(X)0, planted

1,607 (rubber) Acreage—Total: 18,072, cultivated

Batoe Lokoiig. Esta,te (rubber) 11,112 (coffee) 52

Acreage—Total: 3,810, planted Sengkang 'Estate—Port .Dickson,

1,663 (rubber) N.S.

Naga Timbool Estate H. J. Topliss, manager

Acreage—Total: 4,790, planted Acreage—Total : 7,624, (rubber)

1,957 (rubber) 5,249

Soengei Merab Estate Sua Betbrig Estate—Fort ;Dickson

A. C'ampfoei, manager G. Henderson, ma,nggfr

Acreage—Total: 6,393i> planted Acreage-Total: 5,9)5,, (rubber)

(rubber) 2,561 4,314

Siantar Estate, Sianta,r, P.O. Melville Estate.—Labis, Jchore

F. Dreye'r, acting manager A. J. de, Witt, manager.;

Acreage: Planted 1,582 Acreage—Total : 2,415, . (rubber)

Simarito Estate 2130.19

F. L. S, Dreyer, acting manager Ampar Tenang Estate — Bangi,

Acreage: Planted 1,400 Selangor, •,

Poelau Rambong Estate — P.O. H. T. Piper, manager

Kwala Acreage-Total: 2,081, (rubber)

A. C. Duncan, a.c.i.s., manager

Acreage—planted 2,584 . I.

Harrisons & Crosfield, Ltd., Medan, Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur,

agents agepts.

Secretaries and Registered Office— Secretaries and Registered Office—

Harrisons & Crosfield, Ltd., 1-4, : Guthrie &■ €<)., Ltd:, 5, Whitting-

Gt. Tower Street, London, E:C. ton Avenue, London, E.C. &

United States Rubber Plantations, I

Inc. (Incorporated in U.S.A.)—9, United Sua Betong Rubber Estates,

Sungei Patani, Kedah; Teleph. 33 Ltd.—Negri Sepifculan

Cable

. J. W.,Ad:Bicknell,

Malamplau G. McCartney, manager

managing director Registered

and president Office—Guthrie & Co.,

M. D. Knapp, general manager Ld., 5, Whittington Avenue, Lea-

7L A. N. Laing, inspector denhall Street, London, E.C. 3

€266 WEBER ESTATES AX>iy OT-ilEE; TIjA^TATIO^S

United Sumatra RubbbIh 'Eotates, Ltd. Acreage—Tbtar": 2,884.02, planted

—Head Office : Ldndon) ; Estates: with (matM-e riffiber) 5 1,139:92,

Bangoen Poerba .ansi T&nah Abang, (irnmat.u 1 re, rubbed) '' OffiVpd ’ ‘JCtSco-

Sumatra, E.C.; Postal Ad i Galang; rtiffis) 525:49-

Cable Ad : Poerba, Laebpeq Rgdcam

F. A. Maraux, supt.

Hdoglandt & Co.,' Singapore, Vallambrosa Rubber-Co., Ltd.—Klang,

agents Selangor

. Vallambrosa Estate, Klang

United Temiang (F. M(»S.) Rueber A. M:-iSwyfty,: genet}a 1 manager

Estates, Ltd.—Negri Sejnbilan

Temiang Benchong :. Estate-Cable Bukit Kraiong Estate—Kapar

T. E. Montgomery, supt.

Ad: AJountain, Pancbor,; postal Athlore Estate—Kapar

Ad: Panchor, Miiar - 10 miles P. V/. Sywny, gdneral manager

from PostOffice and 20 miles from Cumberbatch & Coi, Ltd., Kuala

port, Negri! Sembilan Lumpur, agents

A. J. Reid, manager Regifsterfed : Office-i-eMa'xtone;; Graham

A. P. Cra 11nil, Visiting, ageht & Sime, c.a., 34, Charlotte Square,

Acreage —• Total: ' 3,927, planted Edinburgh

2,098, In Tapping‘ 540 •

Local Agents—Guthrie-j. & Co., Victoria Malay RubSer Plantation

Kuala Liipipur Co., Ltd. (Incorporated ' in Aus-

Secretaries and Registered Office— tralia), Victoria Malay Estate—

: Guthirie & Co., p, "'A bittington Postal Ad: Victoria Malay Rubber

Avenue'P London, E.C. 3 Plantations, Se^emban,, Negri Sem-

bilan, F.M.S.; Cable Ad: Victoria

,Utan Prang Rubber Estate—Kuala Malay, Seremban

R. F. Afesney, manager

Kangsar, Perak Registered Office—Mbroourne, Aus-

E. C. Griffen, E. W. Batte.nsby, tralia

A. C. Perry and H. P. Kendall, Harper, GilfiRan & Oo., Ltd., Kuala

partners Lumpur, agents

Acreage^-Tota] : 414, cultivated

(rubber) 374 Vimy Estate -Pengkalen Kundang,

. Utan 'Simpan Pubb-er Co., Ltd., Utan Selangor M. F. Rogers, manager

S'iinpan Estate—Kuang, Spjgngor Secretaries and Regi&tefqd Office—

A. A. Roberts, manager Kepong Alai ay Rubber Estates,

H'ecretafiies and Registered Office— Ltd., Lp'riaon

Boustead & Co., Ltd., iy Erffibank- Acreage—Total'-: 1,452, cultivated

ment, K ualft l.uWiptir (rubber) 955

Acreage —Total-: 1,700; planted

(rubber) 1,532 Virtk EstAte-—Postal Ad: Tangkah,

Val D’pR Rubber Estates, trD. (In- ; Johore u Gurchui n .Singh, proprietor

corporated in England);- Vai vrOr BfUce-Pdtrie, Ltd., Union Building,

Estate—Bukiti .Tambun, Province : Collyel- Q.Uay, Singatpore, agents

Wellesley; Teleph. . 20; Simpang Acreage — Total: 900, cultivated

Ampat (rubber and coconuts) 784 .

S. E. Smithy manager

F.Khor Kvy^Miiedonald,

Uhpej clerkassistant Wa-mpoa Tobacco & RrBtu.,u Estates,

C. A. Paul, dressei* Ltd.—P.O. Bindjei, Dieli, Sumatra

Visiting Agent — a. &' ' Ipnes, , Hart isOriS tfe'GiVwfifeld^Ltd., Aledan, agts.

tktleVltih'ia Estate, p.W. Secretaries and Registered Office—

‘Boustead Sc ,€d., Ltd;, : Penang, HUrHsobs Si Closfibld, Ltd:, 1-4,

ageiito J

■ 1 GTeat ToV'er Stletet, London, E.C.

 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTAIONS C267

.Waterfall (Selangor) Rubber E. L. Watson, j.p., proprietor (S*

Estates, Ltd.—Batu Pahat, Johorc Mile Ampang Road, Kuala Lum-

Banang Estate pur); Teleph. 12, Ampang

E. N. Watts, manager Acreage — Total: 100, cultivated

Wliittg,!! & Co., Kuala Lumpur, ((■ l ibber) 40 . .

agents

Acreage — Total: 2,011, cultivated Yam Seng Rubber Co., Ltd., The—

1780 Perak

Waterfall (Selangor) Rubber Estates, G. A. Howard, manager

Ltd.—Rawang, Selangor Registered Office—W. D. Hutchin-

G. C. Bailey, manager son, 10, Stock Exchange Buildings,

H E Fisher, assistant , 24, Anglesea Street, Dublin, Ire-

Registered jO^jc^—BoUstead Brps.,, land

McAulift’e, Davts & Hope,. Penang,

Walsin)(ham House5, Seething fipancial agepts

Lane, London, E.C. 3 Acreage — Total.: .,2,195, cultivated,

(rubber) 1,865

Wee Wei Stonh Estate—Postal Ad :

Masjid Tan ah, Malacca Yarak Rubber Co.—Yarak, Province

Acreage — Total: 327, cultivated Wellesley

(rubber) 3117 Secretaries and Registered, Office—

Windsor (F.M.S.) Rubber Estates, Harrisons, Barker & C°-, !’ nang

Ltd.—Ulu Sepatang, Perak1 Acreage — Total: 670, cultivated

W. H. Pearse, manager (rubbsr) 467.

Registered Office—Edvard Boustead Yunnan Rubber Estates, Ltd.—e/o

& Co., 149, Leadenhall Street, New Sandei Estates, Jobore Bahru

London, E.C. 3 K. L. Woodhouse.

Boustead & Co., Ltd., Penang, S,ime, Darby & Co., New Broad

agents Street, London, E.C. 2, agents

Acreage — Total: 1,462, cultivated Acreage—Total: 1,228, cultivated

(rubber) 1,234 (rubber) 1,130

Woodlake Estate—Kuala Selangor,

Selangor

R. H Ransom, proprietor & mgiv Zehnder Rubber Estate—Batang Ma-

laka, Negri Sembilan

Acreage — Total: 443, cultivated W. F. Zehnder, proprietor

(rubber) 430, (coconuts) 13 L. Zehnder, manager

Secretaries and Registered Office—

World's End Estate—Postal Ad: Zehnder Bros., Church Street,

Lumut, Bindings, S.S. Distance Malacca

from Railway Station: (Taiping) Acreage — Total: 268, cultivated

43 miles (rubber) 208

 JAPANESE WEIGHTS AND MEASURES

1 K warn-me or 1,000 Momme 8.2817077001 lbs. avoir., or 3.7565217 kilogrammes

1 Iliyaku-me or 100 Momme = 0.8281707700 lb, avoir., or 37.565217 grammes

1 Momme or 10 Fun — 0.0082817077 lb. avoir., or 3.756521 grammes

1 Fun or 10 Ein ==j,= 0,0008281708 lb. avoir., ov 0.375652 gramme

1 Ein or 10 Mo == 0.0000828171 lb. avoir., or 0.037565 gramme

l Mo or 1(1 Shi =?=-! 0.0000082817 lb. avoir., or 0.003756 gramme

1 Shi ='- 0.0000008282 lb. avoir., or 0.000375 gramme

60.1043472 kilogramme*

1 Hiyak-kin or 100 Kin = 132.5073232011 lbs. avoir., or 601.043472

i Kin or 160 Momme 1.3250732320 1be. avoir., or grammes

Apothecaries Weight—l Eiyo or 4 Momme equal 0.0402583013 lb. troy.

DET MEASUEE

1 Jo make 10 Shaku = about 3.314 yards English

1 Shaku make 10 Sun ==, about 1 foot English

1 Sun make 10 Bii = about 1.18 inches English

LAND MEASUEE

1 Ei make 36 Cho == 2.4403 English miles

1 Cho make 60 Ken = 119.305 English yards

1 Ken make 6 Shaku = 59.653 English feet

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 NETIIE11LANDS-IJN DIA

Situation, Area and Population

f>° N. and 11° S. latitude and 95°in 40'Asiaandareabout

The Dutch possessions situated

141° E.inilongitude.

the IndianThey Archipelago,: between

comprise Sumatra

with adjacent, islands, the;archipelago of Bintang.or Jiiouw, the arcliipelage of Jangga,

the Karimon, Tambelan, Anainbas, .and Natoena islands,, the, Islands liangka and

Billiton,

and all theJava

otherandislands

Madoera; the western,

eastward of Borneosouthernand Java.arid eastern

to 141°part pf Borneo, with

E. longitude, Celebes,

the

exception of the eastern part of Timor (Timor-Dilli). Java and Jiladoera extend over

132,274.1 k. in, and the'Other islands together ovbt' 1,767,47h.9 k. in.

With regard to tire legal position, the population is divided into Europeans, with

those who are considered .equal, to them (half-castes, Armenians, Japanese)^ and natives,

with those who are considered equal to them (Chinese, KJjngs, .Arabs, etc,)- In 1930

the total number of IJiiropeaus amounted to 242,372 (census figures). The number of

Chinese,were

709,216 ArabsinandJava otherandforeign AsiaticsThe;in natives,

Madoera, 1930 (ce.nsns figures)41,719,524^

numbered was 1,344,878, o: whom

in. Java and

Madoera, and

to 19j) 1,1.501. the total number of natives on all. the other islands together amounted

A great part of the Europeans are eipployed in, or Retired from, the Government

service; next in number.are the planters, traders and industrials. The Arabs, Chinese,

and other Orientals are almost all tradesmen, but it inustbe mentioned that some

Chinese are in possession of, or are .employed,op, plantatipris in Java, and that more than

20,000 Chinese are working as labourers on the tpbacco cstates on the East Coast of

Sumatra, and that thousands of Chinese labourers are employed under European

superintendence

natives cultivate inthethesoil;exploitation

in the larger of theplapestin mines

they alsoor Bangka and Billiton.

are mechanics, but Thethe

practice of the handicrafts is for the greater part in the hands of Chinese.

History and Government

When the Dutch in the last years of the sixteenth century established 'themselves

in the European

other Archipelago theythefound

rivals, Dutch the East

I’oi'toguese,

Indian there.Company _[u order to be strong

wgs. established ggainst

in 1602 by

charter

the tradeofintlieallStates

the General, of the

countries'east of United,

the Cape Ketheriands,

of Good Hope granting'

to the a monopoly

Straits of for

Mugellan,

and the right

and give to make totreaties

commissions civil andwith,military

Indian princes,,

ofiicers, toetc.makeThewar, build fortifications,

.East''Indian Cbmpahy

was nearly independent and disposed of large capital. The hj’st piocecdings were

commercial

and the but

Molucfos. soon the Company

The J.firstP.“joge extended

” was- its

established povver and.conquercdderritpi.y

atwhhdi

Bap tain, Jakatra,'in(1619).

thpn at Batavia Java

where

the Governor Genepd, Coen, made a fortress,

After a long period of great prosperity the Company fell into deegy, the rlifiicuities he rcalled.

increasedandumler

charter tookathe heavy burden of debts,

administration of theand in 1800 theinto’their

possessions States Generalown hands) p;picelled the

"At the

same time

. Amiens,‘the the

the greater part British, during

of thewith

Dutch the war with Prance and the Netherlands, conquered

coloides, the,colonies.

exceptionInof1802, byAhewere,

Ceylon, ^ceatyresto'

qt'«rqdpeaceto the

cqucJiKhid

Batavianat

Kepublic,

was ofsoon as the

afterwardsNetherlands

declared were then

the Dutch called.,but during the- war with England

After that

fall Napoleon, in 1815, the,greater part ofagain lost all were

the colonies, their,restored

posspssiqns. ,to the.Kingdom the

of the 'Netherlands, and by the London treaty of 17th March, 1824, Malacca‘apd the

establishments on the continent of India were exchanged for Beiikoelefi

Netherlands-India

a Governor General, whq is nowis obliged,

governedtoinask, the in.

name of the

soine. caspsQueenpf

.tljic advice,the.Netherlands

of. the; Councilby

of India, consisting of a Vice-President and six members, assisted .by a secretary.

€270 N ETHERLANDS-INDIA

Since the beginning of 1918

instituted, consisting of a Member-President a representative andcollege,

60 members, calledassisted

Yolksraad, has been

by a secretary.

The President is appointed by the Crown, half of the members

members of the local boards and the, othet half are appointed by tli4 Governor-General, are elected by the

who in cases of legislation acts in accordance with the Volksra&d;

gulation 38 members will be elected and 22 members appointed. The Governor-Genera- 'according to a new rel

isGeneral,

Commander in-Chief of the Army and N-avy, and is seconded

Commander-in-Chief of the Army and Chief of the War Department, and a Vice- by a Lieutenant-

Admiral or Rear-Admiral, Commandftntj of the Navy and: Chief of the Marine Depart-

ment, and

Finance; Justice;furtherEducation

by the seven Directors of the Departments of the HomeandGovernment;

Government Monopolies and and Public Worship;

JndttStrial'Ehte'fprises; Agriculture,

and Public Industry Commerce;

Works. The Department

of{botanical

Agriculture, Established on 1st' January, 1905, is a

and experimental), laboratories, musea, etc., known until that dateeOrtibination of the gardensas

■‘Lands Plantentuin,” with the Bureau of Forestry, the Veterinary Service and the

Government Cinchona plantations.

Netherlands-lndia is divided into provinces, governments and residences. Under

the administration

“Controleurs." The ofdirect

Governors

government or Residents and theiris entrusted

of the population Assistant toResidents, and

natives with

the titles of Regent, WedonP; and AssistAnt-Wedono in Java;

islands. In appointing the native officials it is considered a rule that the people in and other titles in the other

the different Inislands,

chieftains. residencies

Boerakarta or districts mustJava)

and Djogjafcurta{in be governed, in a ifgreat

anddegree, possible,

many byresidencies

their own

df other islands the native princes have still, to a certain the rule pf the country

in their hands, but they are'dependent on the Government of Netherlands-IUdia.

The Supreme Court is located at Batavia, and Courts of Justice are established at

Batavia, Samarang, Soerabaia, Padarig, MedAn, and MaeaSsef; there ate also Residential

Courts in all the Residencies. The Courts of Justice for the datives are in, the

capitals

laildraad,ofrapat,residencies, divisions, regencies

regentSchapsgereelit, and districts; Since

districtSgerecht. they have

1'9T4 different names, Asof

A large number

lower courts called “ latidgerechi” have befell established for the, trial of petty

offences committed by Europeans as well 'as by UativeS and other1 Asiatics. "

Climate

The climate in general is fairly damp; the average relative humidity varies for

different places between 80 and 90 per cent. The maximum temperature reaches about

36° Centigrade,

falls but in some mountainous regions the minimum temperature .occasionally

r below freezing point, in the dry season. At Batavia the mean daily temperature

isvia26temperature

Centigrade.byThe mean temperature

subtracting of othpr

0.6° for every places may

ido metres he deduced

of height above-sea fromlevel.

the Bata-

The

monsoons have a great influence On the climate. South of the equator from April to

October

blowing; and the south-east

whilethenorth monsoon,]

of the monsoon and from

equator the October to April the north-west hibnsoofl, is

•October north-east fromsouth-west

Obtober monsoon

to April. blows from April

The ctiiinges of theto

monsoons are marked by periods of three tb four weeks, during which the wind blows

from

fairly different

uniformThedirection^

during and thuhdei’stotms and calms arethefrequent. The daysoon h'caitareis

fairly cool. west the whole

riionsoon isyear; the nights

the'rainy season.during The anhualsouth-east

rainfall ismopabove 3,bOO

millimetres in a great part of the high mountain regions. The mean annual rainfall in

Paloe 549 mm., at Tombo 6711.

Products

The islands of the Indian Archipelagb have generally a vei*y fertile soil and Are

rich

tea, intobacco,

useful cinchona

products. The most important productshbiAi'ofzfe,Java are: Rice’,kapok,

sugar,tapioca

coffee,

produce, teak timber; ofbark, Sumatra:rtfbbel’, eojifa,coffee,

tobacco, fibres,pepper, tea,ground flbres,nuts,

rubber, gpriis, tea,

palm oil; of Borneo and Celebes: copra, robber, gums, rattans, maize, cbffee, hides.

Diamonds are found in Borneo;.gold and silver in Sumatra,Celebes,Burnen anddaya;

copper ores in Sumatra and Timor; iron pres in Celebes, Sumatra and, Borneo; tin

placers

tin of greatSumatra

deposits'in importance

and o'inin smPe

Bangka,6thefBilliton

islands;andleadSihgkep,

ores in And Smalf Alluvialu

{Sumatra,

Rorheo And Lombok; zinc'brei-i itt Jaka sAdd SiihiAtra,- lignites Ahdeeal of'better qbafity;.

 N E'I’HEKL ANm-lNi) f A CZ71

in Borneo, SntnatrJi and Java, manji'anfese ore of very pure quality in Java'. iSTiekel

■obunda

re is found

isles; intungsten

Celebes;in platinum in Borneo;

the tin islands; elirome magnetite

titaniferous ore in Celebes,

sands Borneo;

in Java and

and: ofEesser

other

islands; cinnabar in Sumatra; antimony ores in Borneo

Archipelago, arsenic ores in Borneo; traces of molybdenite in Borneo and Sumatra; and in otHer parts rtbe

tbnall

saline quantities

springs of bismuth

in Java; in Borneo, Celebes and Sumatra. Iodine is produced from

Java and in some othersulphur

islands;is produced

magnesitefrom volcanic

in some mud:orphosphates

islands the ea'steriiarepartfound bf thein

Archipelago.

islands by solar evaporation of sea water. The production of mineral oil in other

Salt Of excellent quality is made in Madoera and also on Some Java,

Sumatra, Borneo arid Ceram is a very profitablte One. 1

The possession of the soil by the natives is strongly protected by law. As a general

rule the ground

descendants who cannot

are bornbein sold India.to foreigners,

The Government -not even to Dutchmen,

is authorized nor tooftheir

to dispose un-

cultivated grounds and grant parts of them for a certain period to foreigners (erfpaeht.)

ItEVENUE AND FlXANCE

The revenue of the colony is derived from different taxes, viz., import and export

duties, excise, ground taxes, personal tax, income tax, property tax, corporation profits

tax,

fer and slaughter

assignmentriix, licences;

duty, succession

monopoliesduties, stampsalt,duties,duty

(opium, ori public

pawn shops); mines-sales,

(tintrans-a'rid

cbal), forests, railways, minirig-and agricultural eoWeeSsioris.

The salt required for the Government monopoly is made in Madoera, wh'Orp the

people deliver

smaller itonintoGovernment’s

extentwhere the Government salt godowns

farms at aMadoera"

fixed rateand.

per hectolitre and to a

Bodjonagoro) the salt is produced under inGovernment Gbisee (residency

management:

The use'of opium arid the profits the Govdrrtmerit derives from the regie system are

decliriirig.

muchThe.to thepawnshop-monopoly

benefit of the lower is gradually

classes forbeing,

whichextepde 1 all over

it functions as a the atrchipelago

banking-system

granting the sm.! 11 credits of not less than 10 cents on the ,collateral .of .goods against

moderate fixed rq,fes of interest.

The tin mines of Bangka are exploited by the Government. Chinese labour is

•extensively used for working the tinplacers, also for transportation and melting the

tin concentrate,

directly worked and the

for Government;

various .other others

.purposes. Some of theEuropeanplacer-diggings are

contractors underbyGovernment control. Klectric are operated

power is bysupplied to allortheChinesemain

■districts; the smaller districts are worked by steam.

The monetary system of Neth'erlands-India for which iri Accordance

with that of the Netherlands the limping standard with free chiriage

offive guilders;

gold is silver adbptcd,

eoiris consists of gbldandcoins

of two guilders a half,of ofthe value ofAnd. ten

one guilder, of h'Aand 'lf a

guilder (these coins are the same as those iri the Netherlands);

fO'25, arid f 0*10; bearhig Malay and Javanese inscriptions; nickel chins of f.0’05, besides silver CPirisandof

copper coins of f.O'teS'(2$ cent), f.nOI? (hri'e‘feeWt)', arid f.O'OOS vent). The' iSsrie of

bank-notes

gold which ishasa moPPphly of the Java

been practically Bank.Siribe

suspended The'con vertibilityofofthbdte'War

the'beginning hiliVk-notes'

wasf restored into

by thb dbblarAtib’ri of the Government arid’ thb Java Bank in May 1928*-

Education

The educational systfeih' distirigriishes two ^iridsJ of instruction: (I.) Instruction

is'given

To the first in category

thb DUt6hhelririg Lqngriage:(268(II.) Instruction givenschbdls,

pMvite)'elelrieritary in a vernaculAr lan^riage.

Specially fop natives Arid 109 for ChineSfe’. Piir'fherriiore, there areamongst

eOq^Si'pwhichrivAte)aWb' 367

intbr-

’mbdiate Schools; 14 pu' h hc arid 6* private kbSprida^schools,'yddeh find

hi the urii vbrsilibs lb Holland and' in the irlsj&ittitibtis for higher educatibtv iri the Dutch their bbhtirination

l Moifarid; (J jirivate Secbndary girls," V ?tkme I

C272 NETHE ULAN DS-IX DIA

kcIiooIs. In arLHtioiv tb,e following

2 schools of rnechcine, 1 training school professional, schopls falloffioers,

for civihseryice within3 the satpe forcategory:

schools, native

officials, 3 agricultura,! schools, 1 sclfool of veterinary mcilicine,

schools, (2 private) technical schools for architecture, mechanical electro-technical 5 (t private) comjnercial

and miningqualmcations,

for higher fengfoeering, 2supplying

trade schools, 18 (12 private)'training

European, teachers for the, schools

elementary andsofoe.courses

schools and

a number of the intermediate schools. For Chinese teachers there is a schpdl with

instruction

Furthermore, there , are 1 school for post, and telegraph officials, 1 (5school

in the Dutch language, for native teachers there are 12 . private).

for

ehemis't-assislants, 1 cpurse for analyses, 1* school for chief mates and naval engineers,

11(7 private)

20,400 Schools

( private) Schools for dccupations'for

elementary schools schoolsandwith v^omen. Ip category

,1,785'o6o pupils, 11. there-are about

trade and agricultural a marine-school for thebesides

Navyaatnumber Macassar.of

Furthermore,

courses for trainingthere are 20 public and 13 private nortnal schools and 280 elementary

Mohammedan religiousnative

schoolsteachers

(18,000inwithvenPtejilar language.

450(,OO6 pupils) and aThe numberotherof schools,

schools arefor

Chinese and for Arabians (with 50,000 pupils).

Trade

Tandjoeng Pinang and Sabang are free ports. The other ports are open for

either general trade or only- for native coasting navigation. Godowns where goods

can

importbe stored and duties,

sold, and are from

orPalembang,-Belawan,Mapado,Gopoptalo,

export whence they

established,at can beCheril>on.

P>atavia, .exportedSemarang,

without payment

Sourabaya,of

Padang,

Macassar and Koepang. Ternat,e, Amboina, Neira(liandaneira),

Import duties are imposed in the wliole of Netherlands-India, except the Island

We (Sabang) (Government Atjeh and Dependencies), and the isles belonging to the

Residency

to the weight Riouwor theandquantity

Dependencies.

dimensions,The most

importof duty is fixedbeing

the goods ad valorem

separately or according

".mention-

ofed art

in theandtariff.

scienceMostareoffreethe ofmetals

import and duty.

raw materials,

Export asduty limeisandonlywood, paidandon articles

a few

articles according to value or quantity. Transit cargo is free.

on cigars, cigarettes and cut tobacco (except inland cut tobacco) and on inlandkinds;

An excise is charged on kerosene-oil, gasoline and benzine, .on matches of all beer;

moreover on inland arrack in Java and Madoera.

Principal Harbours

Island of Java

Tandjong Priok—-The old harbour of Batavia, which is situated on the north of the

Tji

wereLiwoeng'serves

constructed foronly oceanfor going

prahusvessels

and lighters. In the Priok,

at Taiuljong year I87.7 new. harbour

;9 kilometres works

eastward

from the old harbour. Those works consist of fin outer harbour comprising a water

area-of

the about

sea and haying 1,400,000 sq.

a length metres,

ofan1,700formed

metres by two moles

each.850,000 of

The square dumped

harbourmetres stone

gives for built out

accommodation into

draught of 0 metres anrl is in open connection with three inner harbour basins. Thea

for,mooring on buoys, with area of about ships with

first inner harbour basin is 1,100 metres king and 185 metres wide Along the western

side

Alongseven large storage agodowns of .haye been length

built, onwitha quay of 1,000 metres length.

quay athe

neweastern

quay ofside200ismetresquaywill 125 metres

befogilL the rest being one godown,

provided withnorth

screwof pile

this

jetties, with a total length o? nearly 300 metres which

The quays give gccqpiropdation ;to ships with a draught, of 8 metres. The second serve for coal, tin and salt.

inner basin wide,.1^0 metres, hns r length of ijOQO metres and is on both sides pro;

vided

on thewith a quRy

western sidewall

andoftwoa length

yodownsof and 1,000qnqmetres. Six large

open shed on thegodowns

easternare side.erected

The

.. quay walls of the sepond basin give accommodation tq

(about 1,700 nietres) and for the, rest of 9.50 metres. On the Westside of the third ships with a draught of 9

basin is made

the first a quay ofinnerSOOrneters. basin Tn the land-tongue, broad 300 metres, between

metres hasandbeensecond

made. In harbour the land tonguea canal on theforwestlighters

side ofwiththeafirstdraught

innerofbasin

2.20

 N ETHE ELAXDS - INDIA C273

i .are two harbours r for lighters with a total area of 24,000 square metres, wherq also

I joins a eanal for lighters leading to the old harbour and the town Of Batavia. In the

pi northern

and part adjoining

the land of this land-tongue tois the

another small basin. A large part of this which

basin

n

installed repairing yards,itais8,000

let and 4,000Tandjong

tons floatingPriokdockDrydock

and a patentCompany, slip with

I 2,000 tons lifting power. Eastward from the third harbour are situated two oil-

etablishments, viz.: one of the B.P..M. (Royal Dutch) and one of the Socony. They

connect with the.sea by canals and by pipe-lines, and also with the oil-wharf at the

end

as atof the the wharf.

second harbour

A harbour so that liquid may boats

for fishermen’s be obtained at different

(area 200,000 square quaysmetres.)

as wellis

I situated east of the third basin. The originally lowlying marshy land surrounding

, the harbour

a lifting has beenof reclaimed.

capacity Theaharbour

3.5 to 10 tons, floating ismotor-crane

equipped with with36aelectric-cranes

lifting capacitywithof

ilji; transporters

75 tons and ahave floating

been derrick

installedof by15 thetons.Nederlanclsch

Floating bunker cranesSteenkolen

Indische and electric coal

Handel

1J; the Maatschappij.

harbour. Every point of any importance is connected with the railway-system of

devoted to theAtconstruction

the end of 1032

of thealtogether

Tandjonga sum Priokofharbour,

about Fis. apart55,000,000

frOin thehad costsbeenof

|; the railway connections to Batavia.

MasSoerabaja.—The

and its boards. harbour This riverofhasSoefabaja orginallyandconsisted

been abroaded is now used only asof atheharbour

river Kali for

lighters to which purpose quays are built on both sides. On the mouth, a spit of land

has been reclaimed on t he western board of the lengthened bank of the Kali Mas,

K\ tion whichto issmall

accommodated with a quayA pier,

ocean going steamers. wall ofbroad

370 metres

200 metreslength(theandNorth-pier)

gives accommoda-

has been

'!) built in the sea from the s-easide of this land-tongue, to the west and roughly parallel

', with the coast line. Its front coincides approximately with the natural channel and

; 9has ships

a lengthThe-head

metres. of i,200 metres, itpiergives'

with a draught ofof9 the metres canconsists

accotmnodation

berth. ofBehind

a quay the to ships

with withofa draught

a length

North-pier a big metresof where

200 harbour tip to

basin

I in tho.forin of a square with sides of 900 metres has been dredged. Along the southern

quay wall of the North-pier (800 metres in long'h) the

i metres a depth of 9 metres under low tide. On the east side the basin is provided basin lias for a breadth qf 250

with a quay of 160 metres. Adjoining to this quay have been installed three floating

I docks of 1,400,

been built with3,500 and 14.000

a length of 920 tons

metrescapacity. On the west

(giving berthing side of the basin

accommodation for aships

quaywith has

i'|j aParallel draughtto ofthisupcoal

to 10wharf

metres);

and the

at asouthern

distance 400 metres are used

of 160-metres'a new for

piera(thebig coaling plant.

Hoi land-pier)

.j |1 been with constructed.

a length of 750, a front

It gives of 140 accommodation

berthing and a base of 160formetres, ships has

within athedraught

recent years

of 10

metres on the sides and on the head. The remaining part of the basin is provisionally

nj intended for the use of lighters, which can moor alongside a quay orl the south side of

t]if: harbour

the basin.equipment

The vastincludes

marshytwoland surrounding the harbour has been reclaimed. The

•li 50 tons respectively; on the quaysfloating there are steam cranes with

22 electric cranesa lifting

from onecapacity of 25each,

to ten tons and

v At the end of the year 1932 altogether a sum of about FIs. 78,000,000 had been devoted

>1| to the .Soerabaja harbour, apart from the cos.ts of the railway connections.

j;r insufficient

_ Semarang.—When a few years the ago old harbourlighter

a, spacious works,harbour

dating front! the year 1878

was adjoined, provedoftotwo

consisting bo

J; basins and a small harbour for fishing boats. The total water'area is 185,000 square

: a equipped metres, thewith berthing length available for, lighters is 4,000 metres. The wharves are

iMdriven cranes, onesheds, ohehassteam-crane

of which a lifting capacityof 25 oftons,

10 tons,andtheabout

bthebs 20of 1|electrically"

to 3 arid

2.V to 5 tons. At the end of the year 1932 a sum of about FIs. 13,000,000" 1 had been

f H/ devoted

way connections; which lead to every point of any importance in the harbour. the rail-

to the construction of the Semarang harbour, apart from the costs of

;

1 Tjilatjap.—Tjilatjan, the only harbour of importance on the south coast of Java, is

Rj situated on a tongue of land, bounded on the east by the Indian Ocean and, on, the

9,1 west by the river Donan, in the estuary of which there is, sufficient dqpth qf water

i (3 metres at low tide) for, large, steadier*. Owing to the i)i;o,(,eetiou provided, by

q the island ofwhere

- BK•anchorage, Hoesathe Kembangan.

breakers of the lying off the

Indian .coast,,here,

Ocean are not felt.thisThere

'estuaryis 520offersmetres

a sajec»f

<*274 NET IJEJi LANDS:-1ND <4

pier

the; pier eypn at ,]p,w tide, , At the,areendableof tothebei;tl)i

.ajjd,.ships, drawing ^ metres alpagside

yjQfvr. 1932 the; northern;

• altogether a sum. t)fpartahq-Htof.•'

Fts. 2,590,

raijj^iyopnnefitions..

water Gheribon of—The

87,000harbour,’consisting

areais maintained square metres, An, of two basinsdepth'

average and ofa harbour

fairway; ofcanal haM a'totafl

3 metres bdlow

L

low tide, by dredging. A- quaiy length

lighters, which carry oht the Ibading and discharging of vessels anchoring at tlipwrell of 700 metres is avrtilable for

protected! roadstead. The wharves are provided with cranes and sheds.

metres,Tegal.—The

includingharbourthe harbourwithcanal.

two basins A lengthhasofa,total

quay ofwater area ofis,83,,000

80Q 'metres, sqnar.e

availableTdr,

(Uschayging lighters. The wliaryes a

Island of Siyna ira

Belawan. the most important harbour ql Sumatr^—ffie ,h\nd of Siupafra tphaecpj.te;).

and’yupber—is

rivers. The situatedconsists

harbour on the Island llelawan, at,west

trieiqsfuafy

side1,of ofthethe,! )(4l aOd'.B^aWai.i.

lighters having a water area ofof27.500wharves squareon the

metres’/and fslaiid|f?il

! r ^hlifvrS'hi) tfih north MQeqi

wiuph‘'

the island, The wharves ha,ye,a tQffddangifch of , = CKW l Ae

to tlie government but to ;privattqpwnersiand,t)80 ,qiet,res>.are lforpe*! by .ar newly tFqs;j SO0 imqtresrlp oPt belpog

bujlF

(juay

are pmvjdedon the northern

with shedsside for vesspljs

those op with a draught

the pew, qmtynof of ahogt

a large .IQ tpet'

type.'e,s, The,

[The harbour

whuryes

«M|uipment

tons while includes on the quay one floating

have beensteamaweeted crape,• 5.tyjtjieleqtric a liftingcranescapacity,

of 3 ofto nHit 50

rmis. Tluth of the

increased by suction .dredging to more than 8 metres ajtjqw tide, hit the end of the Belawan-rivqr has ;dready heep

year 1032apart

harhour altogether a sum

from the .costofofabout FIs. 26,000,900

the rail\yay connections,had qe$n which, devoted to the Belavvap-

are reaching to every

point of any importance.

Emmahaven.—-This harbour is the chief port of the West/Coast of Sumatra and is

situated in the north-western part of the Ivoninginne-bay, which is formed by the

tongues

harbour of'land

basin isprojecting into the two

enclosed between sea breakwaters,

in a south-wos-tern witih aand soutliern

length of 2f>0 direction.

and 900metres The

respectively, and the northern shore of the bay. The depth is 9 nuitres at low tide:

Four screw pile wharves, the length of which is 120, 108, T08 and 96 metres, give

berthing accomodation to four ocean steamers.; Six large sheds have been built

behind the jellies. The most important' export consists of: Omhilin'coals from Suma-

tra. The colliers moor at a special jetty wlierea eoali-ng tip fills them at the rate of

300 tons

had beenandevoted

hour. toAtthe the Endma,haven

end of the year 1932 altogether

harbour, apartbe from a sum .ofcostsiahoutof FIs: 5/000;00©-

connections. On the east,side of the coaling tip-will built thea jetty with the railwayof

a length

192 metres alongside which ships of 9 metres draught can moor.

Sabang.—The harbour of Sabang is in a Spaciohs biiy, accessible from the west, in

the

the island

capital ofofReel

the o' Weh. situated a little over 50 kilometres’tb the north of Kpetaradja,

1 province of Atjeh. The harbour serges principally a coaling-

station

north-western part of the forbaythis

and is equipped purpose >vhajrv.es

a>'e theyoal with modern with a aoeomnvbdation.

total length (,),f .5,90 In the

mptres,

alongside which ships of Q, me.trqs rlraught.uan moor foy loading and dj^cliarging coal.

T.0 the south-we?f of the cqal wharves lies ptie5.0.i0 tons floating dock, while adjoining;

to the dock .is a quay specially m^euded for .ships requiring repairs. In the portheyn

part of godowps

.storage the hay adjacent.

is a geneygl comnaercial wharf,. 299 raotyos long with, the requisite',,,

Oosthaven.^-Oosthaven, .which is situated ip the Lampong-bay on the south coast: 1

of.of 170

Sumatra

metres is and

the beginning

equipped point

with aoflarge

the railway

shed (IQOto x;Palembang.

fO. square A quayhaswithboon

metres) a length

built ! Ij

for ocean going vessels with a draught of 9 metres. Along

hayhour is a jetty ■ivit/h a length of 80 metres along which ships of 9 mettes tlr&Ugh.t the squthside of the inner I

can moor j

Pajem' b ang.-^-Palembang, which is. situated on the Moesi-.riy^r,

its mouth in the Rangka Straits, is a tidal harbour; larger sHilps can only crops jthe bar • 90 kilometres froip

at the mouth of the. river, where the depth at hi^h water aTfiouhts to 6.3 metresj at )

 XKT/OMil ,A N US-IX UJA

flood-tide. In the harbour is a screw pile jetty with a length of 250 metres equipped

with a hand-crane of 6 tons. available for ships at the wharf,

they remain at anchor in the river and can Toad and discharge on both sides by means

of lighters.

• J’slq'itfiQeleljes

Makasser.—Makasser, the most important harbour in the eastern part of the

Archipelago

protected by seyQr^lvttqral'islands, apd twoo pbrealtwaters,

is situated on the soqjfchtwqst' oint,()f Qelebes.. Jt ,po§s,essesparallel

approximately, 7a road well

with

wharves at ther.sboFe*« >4 «Kiflwtft9BfVffiv al> nt,,l,pOi)f|netres. The wharves consist of a

quay-wall witlt a ieneth. of btHOl.ni.etrps wlfere.sTi^is! of

even at low tide and a screw pile wharf, 500 metres long and 10 metres broad, with 9 metres taught can moor

avessels

depthwithalongside

:

an area'of of7:50>20.000

metressqnard.metres

at low tide*. and A harbour

i2(l littleforscrew

sailing

pileboats and native

jettiesImS been

made. The harbour is-equipped wjtjxshedt; liquid fiipl and

the end of the year 1932 altogether a snip of FIs. 14,000,000 had ibeen devoted to ;>thecfl»l;ean jbe o])t;^p«vl. At

construction of ,the Makas»er liAi'bjtur works apart from t^e cPiStiS;qf/the railway con-

nections. ‘ -

Island bf {Borneo . -v '

Ponti^nak»—^Pqn(tLanak, ,which is situkted at the Kapobfts^tiver, is ^tW^ jifitifeTpal

trading centre of the West Coast of Borneo. There is a ,whar£lnearly 300 metres long:

Ijeliind which slieds are built.

Bandjermasin.—Bandjetmasin is sittiated near t))e,,§outh Coftst, oi Borneo on ;t)ae

Martapoera-ri-vor,-a few: kilometres! ■above Jbhe junction of that river witlj ilaiyto-

river. The accommodation exists df A scriew pile , wharf with; a lepgth of l^p.mtftrqa

and sheds behii^d at.

jj.) p)i i Aviation

panyThe cii\dl 'kir'lines;'

(K.N.I.L.M.) formmiich .ire rim byand

an important tbe valuable

Royal N’etherlands Indian , Airlibpsnieans

su])plement’to'.tlieyothfeV Com-

of transport. Th^ffolJowiijg jlines are no^w in regular exploitation.

•, Bata.via-iSeniirang-Soui'ab%a,•,vice-versa (070.km. daily/) :• . i

Batavia-Bagdqung, vice^Vmayl lOjkm. bidaily,) ;i

Batavia-Tmlem pang-Si ngapore, vice-versa (1,105 km ^weekly)

BataVia-Pklelnbang-Palcaii'Baru-Medan, vice-versa (RSOO kin. y^eekly)

Moreover the Company does other aerial we,^ !e.3',?) teixi-£lyipg, .joy-riding, .photo-

graphy, dusting, Ifttc:

3-Engined ‘Fokke'r monoplanes

the archipelago.ayailable are in ujse.b' There

for civil aircraft, j are'about

. ; 50 landing , ' groumdsMin

, , bnaJl

Since Senteinber ,1931 .T/xva is connected with'Holland by the^ weekly air service

of the K.L.M. (Royal Airlines Cy.), which Covers the distance, pf over 14,0d0- k. ,m.

inmarvellous

about 9 regularity.

days. The The'eonnb’ction

line is flown with DutchappmiateH

is highly, planes bybyDutch pilots with,a

all Datclipeople in

the Far Fast and/the .home cduiitry, who i»se,tth6 airline for the quick, transport of

mail and goods. .The plants cqntrain ample room for .t^he

passengers. The traffic to and from other European 'Countries,‘the 'U.S.A. arid tlie coipforti?.ble transport of

countries along the route is papidly increasing.

027« NETHERLANDS-IND1A

DIRECTORY

BESTUUR VAN NEDERLAN DSCH-INDIE

Gouverneur Generaa!- .Thr. Dr. B. C. de Jonge

Adjudant van Z. E. -(1. van A. dehetStoppelaur,

Huis van den ritmeester tevens Intendant

Gouverneur-fileneraal

Do. —H, J. M. Van Bommelen, Lt. ter zee 2de klasse

Raad van Nederlandsch-Indie Advocaat-Fiscaal voor de Land-en

Vice-President—Dr. J. W. Meyer Ranneft Zeemacht in Nederlandsch-Indie

VoLKSRAAD Mr.

Mr. J.H. R.Marcella,

L. Jansenplv. adv. Adv. Fiscaal

President—Dr. IT. T. Spit

Plaatsvervangend-Voorzittes—R. M. A. A. Mr. J. E. Jonkers, plv. Adv. Fiscaal

Koesyemo Oetajo, F. IT. de Hoog Raden van Justitie

Algemeene Secretarie Batavia

Algemeene Secretaris—P J. Gerke President—Dr. J. J. Smit

Eerste

J. M.Secretaris

Kiveroh van het Gouvernernent— V ice-President—Drs. E. Ch. Grivel, B. van

Secretaris,sen van het Gouvernement— Giffen

J. Ramaer, E. A. Zeilinga Semarang

Algemeene Rekenkamer President—Dr. J. G. L.Geerlings

Vice-President—Dr. G. Krol

Voorzitter—F. de Bakker Soerahaja

Secretaris—Dr. L. van Son President—Dr. A. S. Block

Departement van Justitie Vice-Presidenten^—Drs. J. W.G. Kruseman,

Directeur—Dr. K. L. J. Enthoven I. Hen Padang

Secretaris—Dr. W. C. A B. P. Aniens

Rechtswezen Leden—Drs. N.W.S. Blom,

President—Dr. F. C. J.A.Baukema

C. II. Gieben

Hooggerkchtshof van Ned. Indie Medan

President—Dr. J. K. Onnen President—Dr. F. H. Poser

Vice-President—Dr. E. Pino

Raadsheeren—Drs. J. Elshout, L. M. Maknsse.r

Schoqrpl, E. F. R. A. Nierstrasz, A. J. 0.

M. Nelissen, M. A. G. Harihoorn, E. E. President—Dr. A. M. Z. Westrik

G. Joakim, E. K. Hesselink

Procureur Generaal—Dr. IT. Vonk

Advocaten

H. Generaal—Drs. J. R. L. Jansen, Hoog Militair

Marcella

Gerechtshof van

Nederlandsch-Indie

Griffier—Dr. C. Star Nauta Carsten President—Dr. L. M. Schoorel

Hoog Militair Gerechtshof Landsa dvocaten

van Ned. Indie Batavia—Dr. E. J. F. van Dunne

President—Mr. L. M. Schoorel (b.b.v.d.L.) Semarang—Dr.

Leden—Mr. H. W. van Nieuwenhuizen

(b.b.v.d.L.), Jhr. S. de Ranitz, Soerabaya—Dr. A.H.A.Zeydner.

A. Knapperfc

Schout

Hulstijn, bygepens.

Nacht-titulair,

Kolonel Dr P.gepens

titulair van

der Kantoor van Arbeid

Inf., M. E. A. van Goor, Majoor der Hocfd—E. A. afdeeling

C. den Hamer

Infanterie, J. J. Akker Dijk (Majoor

Infanterie) plv Lid, R, F. C. Smith, der Hoofd van de Arbeidswetgevi

(gepens. en Statistiek—

Lid Luit-Kolonel der Artillerie)ptv. Chef van de Arbeidsinspectie—H. J. To

Chef van het Veiligheidstoezic it—Ir.

Griffier—Dr. Biichenbacher N. Molenaar

 NETHERLAN DS-INDIA C27T

Notarissen Wkeskamers e.v Voounr.) radex

Serang—F. Brandenburg van den Batavia Hoofdkantoor—Hoofd. van den

dienst, Dr. F. M.Dr.vanR.Exter

Gronden

Batavia—G. H Thomas, Dr. A. H. van Batavia—Presdt., Labberton

van Ninloopen

Ophuijsen,

(tijd. very.) A.(v.).J. M.

Dr.Zoetrmdder,

G., Lj P. Bourn

(v.), an Thesaurier,Dr.H.A.W.0-Demmink

A. Semarang—Pres.,

E. Prosee (tijd. verv), D. J. M. de Hondt C. Kater

Tangerang—J. Simon Secretaris,A.H.J. W.-I. Bioem

Soerabaja—Pres., A. Bergamin

Buitenzorg—H. J. de Graaf Secretaris, J. W. Mulder

Poerwakarta—Th. J. Tndewey Gerlirjgs Padang—Pres., (wd.) C. H. Boode

Bandoeng—H. E. E. Chavannes 1“ Comm-Secr.,

Soekaboemi—L. L. H. R. Scipio Bliime Makassar—Piesdt., V. van der Lee

Tasikmalaja—P. H. van Hulstiin Secretaris, F. C. Gueiin

Cheribon—A. V. C. Lamers Medan—Presdt.,

Secretaris,(fd.)(wd.)

Dr. C.IT.C.Engel

Cramer

Tndramajoe—Ch. L. Vermandel

Pekalongan —Th. W. Vo.skuijl (tijd. verv.)

Tegal—L. Woestboff (y.), G, A. Soesman Departement van Biunenlandsch

(tijd. verv.) J. J. Lamers, A. M. G.

Semarang—lb Bestuur

Meertens, F. L. A. Bode Directeur—P. C. A. van

Sal a ti ga—B. Dubbeldam

Koedoes—J. F. Mcelhuysen Onder- Directeur—C. J. H.LithR. de Woal

Rembang—FI. Uibbers" Inspecteur voor de agrarische zaken. en

Bodjonegoro—S. Oppenkamp verplichte diensten—S. Bastiaans

Toeban— Adviseur voor Volkscredietwezen en

Cooperatie—Dr.

Soerabaya—F. Eichbolt z, J. Townsend, (v.) Hoofd van den Dienst der AlgetneeneG. H. van der Kolff

H. W. W.H.J.N.

verv.) TTazenberg,van(y.)Buuren,

J. W. F.BekJ. (tijd.

Berg vanPolitie, FI oofd ven de Afdeeling Politic

(tijd. vervA het voor

Adviseur Departement.—B.Suermondt.

Decentralisatie—Mr. W. A.

Sidoardjo —D. VV. Flardenberg H. FAichter

Modjokerto—R. van Vendeloo Adviseur

Tombfing

Dalitz - A. J. IT. Boudier(v.), L. J. Mouw Cost. AsiatischeCbineesche

voor Aangelegen Zaken eden.—H.en

Pasoeroean—B. E Dietz

Malang—E. Th.

,I Djember—Th.

Probolinggo -M.R.Young

A.W.E.Vermeulen

Andela Java

Poerwokerto—G. C Boogaard Provincie West-Java

Tjilatjap—M. Soedja Gouverneur—L. G. C. A. van der Hoch

: Magelang—J. VV. White (actg.)

: Poerworedjo— ' Secretaris—Mr. J. H. Hak

j; Soerakarta—G.

Djokjakarta— A. Fransz Afdeeling (residentie)

Madioen—W. Ch. L. Pichel Bantam—Resident, A. M. van der Elst

Kediri—H. Batavia— 1 )o., L.N.G.F.C.Tydeman

A. van der Hoek

yerv.) Loriaux (v.), J. Hofstede (tijd. Priangan— Do.,

Gouvernement der Molukhen

Blitar—Dr.

Padang— K. E. Krijgsman Gouverneur—Dr. B. F. Haga (resident)

Fort de Kock—L. Dubbeldam Secretaris—A Breekland

Afdeeling (residentie)

Sibolga—Radon Kadi man Amboina—

i Teloek Betoeng—G. L. Scipio Ternate—

'jPalembang—A. Kidder (v.

.Medan- -Tj. Dykstra (v,), Ch. J. J.

j Koeta

Gottgens

Radja—F. R. Swens Borneo

Pangkalpinang—A. Weeda Westerafdeeling van Borneo

1 Pontianak—FI. A. Dekker, (v.) Dr. J. Resident—J. Oberman

JiiBandjermasin—F.

van Eupen (tijd.deverv,) Vrij . Secretaris—H. van der Wal

Manado—W. 0. Lamers Quider-en Ogsterafdeeling van Borneo

1I Makasser—C.

Amboina—A. G.F. van E. Blankenstein

den Berg Resident—W. G. Moggenstorm

Secretaris—J. A. van Beuge

 U278 N£THEHLANJE)S-INDIA

(jKLiERKS Provincie Omt-Java

Meiialdo—Resident, ' GMuverpeur—J.

Secretaris— H. B. Kuneman

Secretaris, ‘H.F. y

H. Vi«niati

Celebes 'en ' O'ndefh'ooriprhed^n!—(bniver- Afdefeling (residfMtie)

neiir, J. L,j. M.Hueting

f^ecretaris, Swaab Soerabaja—Resident, A. H. Mdreu

Timor on On(b't*t'K)origheden --IXes'id'erit, Madmen RodjojiegOrO—Do., J. HablieUia

J. J. T’o.soh

Secretaris, Mr. A. Verbeul Kediri -—Do., Do., J.N. F.W.Verhoog

van

Bali en Lomlxik—Resident, G. A. W. Ch, Malang —Do., B. K. Hartingsveldt A. Bertsch

de TIas'e 'Winkebnrtft Besoeki —Do., C. H. H. Snell

Secretaris, £>r. C> Lion Cachet Madoefa —Do,, W. van Hartingsveldt

Inhxn/hcke Zelfbestuiirders

Soesoehoenan va,n Soemkarta—Pakoe Boe- j Gouverneur—H. H. de Jogjakarta

Gouvernement

wono Senopatie Ingalogo Abdoerrach- | Secretar is—E. M. Stok Koek

man Saijidin Pandto Gomo X. Afdeeling (residentie)

Sultan

wonovanSenopatiei

Djok jakarta—TTamengkoe

Ingalngo Abdoerrach- Boe- ;

man Saijidin Panoto Gomo Kalifatoellah Jogjakarta—Resident, GOliverhhriYnt Sofiraharid

Yiri

Hoofd vap bet Mangkoe - Xegorosche Gouverneur—M, J. J, Treur

Huis —Pangemn

Negoro Yil Adipati Arid Mangkde Secretaris—C. A. X. Boers (wd.)

Hoofd van bet , Pakoealamsehe Iluis— Soerakarta—Assist.rBesdt., Afdeeling (refeidentj

Pangemn Adipati Ario Pakoe AlamYll E. W.

Maurenbrecher

Sultan van Siak Sri Indrapoera—Jang di Klaten — , P^,,' Mr. J. A. Euy»

Pertoean

Saifoedin Besar Sjarif Kasim Abdul Djalil

Sultan van

A lam Sjah Deli—Amaloedin Sani Perkasa 'Si-rjA-tnA

Sultan van Serdang—Soeleiman Sjarifoel Sumatra’s van \Vestkust—Resilient,

FleuvVu B. H. F.

Alarn Sjah Secretaris,,Mr, L. K. Hubendt

Sultan van Langkat—Machmoed Abdul Tapanoeli—Resident, J. W Tii. llerijiga

Djalil Rachmat Sjah.

Sultan van As.ahan — Soe iboen Abdul BenkoelenSecpetaris, Mr. H. J. Loomaip

—Resident, W.r Groencveklt

D^alil Kachm it Sjah Seeretaris, G. ^V . Schuller

Bestu order van Roealoe—Jang Dipertoeart Lampongsche bis trie ten—Resident, H. R

A1 Hadji Mohamad Sjah Rookmaker

Sultan van Sambas^-*-.Mohamad Ibrahim Secretaris, G. E Bloom

Tsafxoedtin Palembang—Resident, W. Steinbutih.

Sultan

ihiiool van Pontianak—Sjarif

Marhoen Hoot ban SjarifMpharoad Secrctaris, B. Kdrrf

Yoesoef Djambi^Residbnt,

Sultan van Koetei—Mdhamad Parikesit PhJJ. van derMoulen

Sultan van BoMnengen -Maulana Sultan Seorfetat-is, A. 0. M. Jiiiisen' >

Mohammea Tjjah'doedir'i Oostkust vanB. rlib

Sumatra—Gouverneur,'Jhr.

C. M. M. van Sui-htelen 1

Sultan Van Te'rnat/e — Stiltan IskandUr Secretaris, G. W. Fris i

Mohamad. DjaUir Sjah

LandschabTidbre—The “Raad vanLands- Atjeh en Onderhooriglieddn—Gouvernear, J

grooten ” is charged with the Govt. Secretaris, I. D. VV.'de Haan ^

A. !h. van A ken

Provincie Midden-Java Riouw en OnderhooVi^lieden—Resident,

Jhre J.AI. Anri Selimidt ' -

Gouverneur J. G. de Ybs Secretaris, x\. M-.V- Hekktbg >

Secretaris ~J> Gerritsen Bangka enJ.OridePligpr^lifedefri—Riesidgh' i,

Afdeeling (resideijitie) , G.'MiiVih

Pekalongan—Resident, :G( 0-1 Maja' f ty Sbl-retaris, C. S; O. Scbij^

Seinarang — Pba

Kaharoeddin

Jajta’ra Rembang—P. W.IT.Palte

Ba 11 joeinaa—Resident, J van Hulst Sultan van Bima >—Moehammad Sabv-

Kedoe — Do., A. A. O. Linck hoeddin , -

 N'teT 1I !LAN DS-1N J )J A

Repabtement V4ij[ QjilPEEwxs ,en Vakqnct^mjs:

Eerebienst Inspecteur—K. van Dijk

Directetrr—Prof.Dr. B. J. 0. Bchripke Ipsp^ctrice v/h ondefv^ijs jh huishpude-

•Secretfiris—,G. M. Johannes Ijke Vakken—Mej.

Insipecteur C. van Sonopvoeding

van de lichauaeWjke

Mooyev Qtnd&rmys: —F. D.’A. Claessen

Tec^p iscli e i Hopg^h

Collepo | e, Band^eiig Westersch Lager Meer Uitffebreid: Lager en

van Uufatoren Rwetkaekp(i}—Q%deftwm,

'iPresid'ent-OnrftfeQr—ly- B-delongh, Inspecteur in algemeemendienst—K. Bps

(Secret arjs—(J. >Donker van Heel Inspecteurs

,

College van Curatoren over, de

Bata viafiche-' HeogescHolen ! Voets ter beschikldng—iF* A.

President-Curator—Prof. A.. H. M. ,T. Inspecteurs—Fi. W. Schmidt, J.Heertjes, Bocrda,P,M-'Glayimans,

H. H. A.

van Kan Garbey

'Secretaris, It. Soewandi Inlandsch Onderwijs:

; Midiitfl/aar Onda'irijn-. Inspecteur in algpmeenehdienst—J. J.

Inspecteur—Dr. T. Hoinmes Geurts

Inspecteurs—A.

11 B.S. met Vyfjvcriyzn wtstfi: hniusen, A. Th.van vkn Dijck,

Dijk, J".G.L.J.Gtidraad,

Nieuwe-

Koning Willeiri ITT. Schodl te Batavia— J. C. Wilderint

Difecteur, J. F. Bakker Eerefliens}t:

■Hobgere' Ir. P. Bevedag BpJnarang—Di- Voprzitter

irepteur, Burgerschool, testantsche

van het Bestuur over de Pro-

Kerken in Nederlandsch-

J^oogere JndiS—Dr., N. A. C. Slotemaker de Bruine

recteur, Bupgf

Dr. A.rschopl,

Zijp $peraBaya—Di- Arpostolisch Batavia—A.

Viciaris en Pastoor van

Th. van Hoof (wd.)

iHoogere Burgerschool,

recteur, Dr. W. F. (iisolf Bandoeng—Di- Titulair Bisschojt van Apollonia.

Prins Appstolisch VicariS van: Hederlandsch

recteur,HenBrikschool

J. A. Kuilor te, 1 Batavia—Di- Titulair Nieuw-Guinee^-J.’vaiiAerts

Hoogere Burgerscltool en AlgemeeBe Mif3- nistratofBisschbp Apostolicus van Capitolias, AdnaS-

Nederlandsch

. delbareschool

VV. J. Flofniah te Malang-i-1 iirectePii, G. Titulair Borneo—J. Bos

Moogere Burgerschool en Algemoene !Wid- Ir. 1Brans

!

refectBisschop

en: Pastoprvari van

ComaBadaug—L.

Apostollsch T.

(JeTbatesciidol

H. W. J. Veldhuis

te Medan—]hiecteui\

Titulair ' Bissohop ■' ; van Arcis Apos

Alyemvene MvldelJ-are t^chooh: tolisch Vioaris van

iSoeridaeilanden—H. Leven‘ de Kleine (•* •

'Wis-m Dattnurkundige'

.]ogjakatt(i,--Di!c i

cieur, afdeeling

W-. L.'A!. ^ te Apostolisch

van Prefect van’ Celebes—J._ W.’

Diik J. Pan is

^Wis-en afuiirkundige Afdeeling Apostoliseh Prefect vim Bangka en Billiton

via—DirecteuP, 1

Pi J. Pan Jjoo te Bata- —W. Bouma

Wefiterfd1 - Bl<1!??P‘k.e afdeejjng en ^ApostolDch D. vdn -©crdt

Prefect van Benkoelen—H. J.

■ ■ ; c van

' van Malang—JST.

Oostersch - ieGgiPuRd.i&e

Jogjakarta—Directeur, Dr. afdpfiiug

W. F. te

Stut- Apostolisch Prefect

!

.t^n'Feini ; 1 cier Pas

Tectyyi-ch Qnderwijs: ' Apdetolisch Prefect van Soerabaja-D Th.

E. de Backere

‘•Apostolisch < • van Bandoeng—J. H.

Prefect

Inspecteur—Dp^f.JJomipep; , Goumans

jl Koningin

Directeur,WiB(el

J J.ininft

Popping ,Batavia,— Afostolisch Prefect Uivan Poerwokerio—

;>< ■ ' od B

:B'echnische S,chd(>l ile‘Banc^oeqg — Dipec- B. J. J. VisserWe ten sehappen

t^ur.jM J. B." GrfflI.djeari

>. Prinses' Julianascliool

Directeur, Jogjakarta— 'Adviseur

Ir. M. G. van" teOveiveidD'

voor Tnlar.dschc Zaken—E.

Gobee" ■ vopr ' de ‘ ::t • en.

• • Volkslectuui-

^Techhisciie ’School te '^m'&ritng—Direct Hoofdamb.tena^r aanverwantp r a an gel egc n h ed en — Dr.

teur, B. Volk era

Koningin Eminososoo) te Soerabaya—f •ClG.ef W. vanJ.denDiewes

Oudheidkuddigen Dien$t—

Directuer, lr., J, H. II.albiscB Dr. F. DAK. Bbscli

cm NETHERLAN DS-INDIA ■

Dienst de’r Volksgezondheid Directeur AlgehieeiiL I’roefstation

Landbouw—Dr. G. Beumee Voor den

Hoofd—Dr. J. Offringa

Hoofd van de administratie—Dr. C. fit. Hoofd

W. Brooshooft Dr. S.Ipstitupt

Leefmans voor Planten ziekten—

Inspecteur van WesWava—S. W. de Wolff Hoofd Hoofd Afdeeling Landbouvv—B7H. Paerels- i

Inspecteur yap Midden-Jaya — Dr. H. Donath Afdeefing Nij verheid—Dr. VV. F.

(j. Gomperts Hoofd Afdeeling Handel—D. F. Blokhuis-

Inspecteur van Oost-Java—M. M. Buys (wd.) Museum tev'ens Informatiebureau

Inspecteur van Zuid-Sumatra—Dr. E. R. Hoofd

Pflugbeil voor ecOnomische Botanie—C. van de

Inspr.-Piiarmaccut—Dr. G. Bloraberg- Koppel

Inspecteur voor het Ziekenhuiswezen— Hoofd J.

van den dienst van het Ykwezen

P. de Vos

W. F. Theunissen

Inspecteur voor het Krankzinnigentvezen Hoofd van den

dienst—B. Landbouwvoorlichtings-

H. Paerels

—Dr. R. Turabelaka Insprs. lij denStenvers

Landbouwvoorlichtings-

Adviseur voor de Medisoh-Hygienische

Propaganda—Dr. J. Lee Hydrick dienst—VV. en H. C. Bongera •!

Gpuvernements Centrals Burgerlijke Hoofd G. J. Centraal

Vink Kantoor v. d. Statistiek j

Ziekeninriqhting

Directeiir—A! W.teF.Batavia

BochardtGqneesheer- Directeur

Dr. W. M. F. Mansvelt

Gouvernements Centrale Burgerlijke Dr. M. G,’s J.Lands Kina onderneming— :

M. Kerbosch

Ziekeninrichting te Semarang Ge- Directeur ’s Lands Oaoutchouebedrijf—

. neesheer-Directeur—A. J. Cohen N. van Lennep

Gouvernements

ZiekeninrichtingCentrale

te Soerabaja Burgerlijke

Genees- Hoofdinspr. Boschwezeh—Dr. R. Wind

heer-Directeur—Dr. W. F. A. Tamm Directeur ProefstatiOn Boschwezen—II.j;

Krankzinnigengestieht te Buitenzorg Ge- Hoofd E. Wolff van Wiilfing (wd.)

neeshcer-Directeur—P. J. Stigter Ge- Dienst—Dr. Burgerlijke Veeartsenijkundige

Krankzinnigengesticht I. Kok

neesheer-Directeur—Dr.teR.Lawang

J. Prins Directeur Veeartstinijkundig

Dr. C. Bubberman

Instituut—

Krankzinnigengesticht te Magelang-Ge-

neesheer Directeur—J. C- van Andel Directeur Middelbare Landbouwschool—

Krankzinnigengesticht Dr. Th, Vale ton

heer-Directeur—Dr. J.;teA.Sabang-Genees-

Latumeten Directeur

K. DijkemaCultuurschool Soekaboemi—j

Doorgangshuis voor R.krankzinnigen

Wiknjubroto te Directeur

Soerakarta—Hoofd:

Doorgangshuis voor krankzinnigen te Directeur Prooye , Ned.

Cultuurschool Malang—I. van

Batavia—Hoofd: J. A. M. Lichtveld

Doorgangshuis voor Moezbar

krankzinnigen te Hoofd H. J. Smit Ind. Veeartsenschool—Dr.

Semarang—Hoofd: Indische Centrale Aanschaffings-j |

Doorgangshuis voor krankzinnigen te dienst—Ir. G. J. Post van der Burg

Soerabaja—Hoofd:

Schaar Dr. P. J. van der DePARTEMENT DER BtTRGERLYKE O PEN BARS

Centraal Geneeskundig Laboratorium te Werken

Batavia

E. R. K. Centrum—Directeur,

Rodenwaldt Prof. dr. Directeur—Mr. Dr. J. A. M. van Buuren ,

Nederlandsch Indische Artsenschool te Secretaris—J. M. de Lange

Soerabaya—Directeur,

School tot Opleiding vanR.J.Indische

F. van Zeben

tan- DepartementBEDKIJVEN van Gouvernements-

dartsen te Soerabaya—Directeur R. J.

F. van Zeben

Landskoepokinrichtimg Directeur—Ir. D. de Idngh

teur te Bandoeng en Instituut Pas- Onderdirecteur—M. van Loon

Mijnboiiw

Directeur—Dr. L. Kirschner (wd )

Hoofd—De Directeur van Gouvernementw

bedrijven (fg.) Adviseur—Ir. A. C. df

Departement van Landbouw, Nvver- Jpngh

heid en Handel Dienst der Mijnverordeningen j

Directeur—Ir. E. P. Wei lens tein

Onder-Directeur—F, H. Y. MiddelaerK. W, Hoofd—Ir A. Opsporingsdien

Directeur’s Lands Plantentuin—Dr.

C. de Jongh

st

Dammerrnan. Hoofd—Ir. J. Reyzer (fg.)

 NETHERLAN DS-INDIA C281

Timoinnirig op Banylia Kantoor voor Ileisv;ezen

Hoofd—Ir. A. J. R. Cornelissen Hoofd—Ch. L. Crince le Roy

Oembilin-steenkolenmijnen Dienst der Landelijke Inkomsten

Hoofd—Ir. W. Holleman Hoofd—L. V. Alsdorf

Boek.it Asem-steenkolenmijnen Gonvemements Accountants-dienst

Hoofd—K. O. J. Ziegler Hoofd—H. R. P. Prins

Zontreqie Belastinr) Accountants-dienst

Hoofd van den dienst—J. K. Gebing (fg.) Hoofd—L. Gotzen

Lamhdrukkerij Opium/abriek

Directeur—K. E. Ehmcke Directeur—Ir. VY. J. Burck

Post-Telegraaf-en Telefoondienst

Hoofd van den dienst—Ir. C. Hillen Legeu

Hoofd

M. K.van

Perkhet bedrijf der posteryen—; Commandant—Luit.rGenl. J. G. Koster

Hoofd van het bedrijf der Telegrape en Adjudatit

A. Sol — Kapitein Adjudant W. C.

Telefonie—Ir. E. van Wessem Departement van Oorlog

Hoofd van het Dienstvak Ad ininistratie

—P. Dijkwel. Hoofd—Luitenant-Generaal J. G. Koster

Postspaarbank Hoofd van den Generalen Staf—Kolonel

Directeur—A. C< Rijlaarsdam G. J. Berenschpt

Inspecteur van het Wapep der Infanterie

Staatsspoor-en Tramwegen —Gbneraal-Majoor J. L. der

Ravenek

\ Hoofdinspecteur—Ir. T. E. F. Gotz Inspecteur van het Wapen Cavalerie—

f Hoofd van het bedrijf der Etaatsspoor en Insppcteur Luitenant Kolonel M. Thomson

van het Wapen der Artillerie—

j Tramwegen Jagtman op Java—Ir. A. P. J. Inspecteur Kolonel J. Wesseling

van het Wapen der Genie—

1 Hoofd van het bedrijf derStaatsspoor-en1 Generaal Majoor L. C. A. van de

If Tramwegen A. de Rijk in de Bui tenge westen—A. Kasteele

Roofdintendant—Kolonel H. van Ree

Afdeeling Spdorwegtoezicl. t Inspecteur der Militaire Administrate—

| Hoofd—Ir. J. A. de Lint 4 Kolonel A.vanJ. Haan

Inspecteur den Militair Geneeskun-

• Dienst vogr. Wo/erkraelit en Bleep-ieiteit digen Oienst—Generaal-Majoor Dr. T.

ji Hoofd van den dienst—Prof. Ir. J. H. van Hoofd J ide. van

Yfieze

den Topografischen Dienst—

I der Ley Kolonel H. J. Kuiper

Bureau Luchtvaart Hoofd van het Dienstplicht-en Ro-

r Hoofd—Dr. W. L. Groeneveld Meyer se rvepersoneel—II.

Inspecteur M. WeedaDiergenees-

kundigen van den Mihrair

Diepst—Dirigeerend paarden-

Drpartement van Financien arts le. klasse Dr. J. M. G. Numans

Directeur—B. J. de Leeuw Gewestelijke Staven

d Secfetaris—A. F. Yerhoeff

[Thesaurier Generaal—&. F. de Bruyn Kops Commandant le. Divisie op Java—Gen-

eraai-Majoor M. L. F. Bajetto

Belastingdienst Commandant 2e divisie op Java—Gen-

||Hoofd inspecteur van Financien—Dr. PI. eraapMajoor J. Beumer

Holtkamp

Opium en Zoutregie Militaire Commandanten

> Hoofd—Dr. C. PH- Ci E. Steinmetz Atjeh en Onderhoorigheden

J. C. J. Bongers — Kolonel

Pandhuisdienst Sumatra’s W estkust. Luitenant- K olonel

Hoofd—C. H. R. Landouw E. A. Steimmetz

Palertlbang en Djambi—Luitenant-Kolonel

p In-en Uitvoerrechten en Accynzen W. J. L. LadourC. F. Hazenberg

|p'Hoofdinspecteur,

! Hoofd van den dienst— Riouw—Kapitein

‘ S. M. van der Zee Westeraf(Jeeling van Borneo—Luitenan t-

; Inspecteur-onderhoofd—A. R. Hasenberg Kolonel W. A. Braspot

‘0^82. N ETHEliLANT) S-lNt)'rA

Zuider-en Oostprafdeeling yau Borneo— CHAMBEUS OF COMMERCE, ,

Lt.-KoloneV O. J. T. 'G;o.fedsdn AND'INDUSTRY

Celebes

der Wal en Manado — Koloriel H. van

Timor en Onderl loorighed en—Luitenant- Batavia

Kolonel G. P. Cheriex . . President—J. C. van Calderon '

Molukken—Majoor (E. T, paji Aarem Vice-President—J. v. d. Pbel

Secretary—A. E. Simon Thomas

Zkemacht Sem arang

Commandement, der Zeemacht Voorzitter—A. Fernhout * f

Commandant der

Ad miraal J. F. Osten Zeemacht. — Vice- in-. Xr,; E.>Ch..Everts^

Secretaris—K. A.^.JKouWeha'

Vico-Yourzitter air'

Adjt.—Luit. ter zee le. klasse J. J. Wickers

Staf der ildryne i;n, Ned. Indie SOURABAYA

Chef—Kapitein ter zee F. W. Coster President— Dr. P. l.(>endcrt*

Departement' der Marine Secretary—Dr. J. F. H. J. Scholer

Hoofd-T F. Osteo PaDAKG

Seeretaris—W. G.:Stroband!

Hoofd van de Afd Militair personfeel— President—Mi(Secretary—M. H.Passer

Bruyn

'Kapitein-Lt. |;er zee A. C. V'akeriin

Hoofd vanede Afd. Materieel— Kapitein- .Macaesau ,, \

Luitenant ttir zee W. K. Maurits President—-W. R. Groskamp •

Tlqqris van ■ A4mi!riistr&,fc'ie—W. H. Secretary—H. W. Co’enpn

Thspecteur

Hoofd van den Maritiem-Geneeskundigen CONSULATES

dienst—L. Hendriks

Hoofdinspecteur

Scheepvaart — B.hoofd van den dienst van

Bra’at .Auktiua .

Inspecte.ur, Onderhobfd Van den 'dienst: Consul, Batavia—D. J. Rigterink (fxcting)

van Scheepvaart—J, W. Lahgeler Consul, Padanc—

Inspecteufs Afdeelingshoofden van Vide Consul, Medan—J. J. Kok (acting)

Scheepvaart—J. F. Milders, T. Veerman Consul, Sourabaya—J. PI. WoutersOn

Directeur van het Koninklijk Magnetisch

en M eteoroj ogisoh Observatorimn—Prof. Belgium

Dr. J. Boerema Consul-General, Batavik—J. H. A. Ver-

Onde rdirecteur—Dr. S. W.Vis'ser bruggen

Hoofd van de aid Algemeene zaken, Consul, Semarang—P. M. Soeters

Consul, Soitrabaya—J. Brummer ,,,,

burgerlijke personeeie

Begrootings-en zaken juridische,; Consul,

Vblksraadsaange-legen- Macassar—D,. Eskes

heden,jD. G. van der Meer Mohr Do., Medan—Walter Gallez (act, cons.'’

Hoofd

van denvanComTnandant

h'et Kabinet-de Adjudant Do.,

der Zeemacht Do.;' Palembang—vY.

Padang—J. J'dAkdr P. Wolterbeek.

‘

Hoofd van de afd. Defensie—Kapitein- Chile ni y

ter zee F,. W. Coster

Hoofd van bureau Comptabiliteit—P. A. Consul, Batavia—S. W. Nash (acting)

G. de lidos

Directeur van bet Marine-etablissement Consul-*General, China Batavia—Fartsan

te Soerabaja—Q. W. Heringa Sung Soutabaya—Kuoh Tzo-dhi tkbt.j »

Eskader in Ned. Indie Commandant— Consul,

Do., Semarang — The Consul Genera

at Bata\;i^ Q. Tsai .(aptinJL

Commq,n dement der Marine te Soertibciia Do., Palembang—H.,

Commandant der Marine—Kapitein ter ,(Dq., {Medan—Ouang

zee D. Scalogne Do., Macassar—WangTcheng (df^J IIIj

Teh-Fueri (do.)

 NETHEKLAN DS-INDIA C283f

Cuba XogWAV

‘Cqpsul-C^., Cpjjsul General. Batgvia—D. MacColl

' teller ry Galan^tavia—G.^tavo E, Consul, Padaiig—K.

Vi^e-Consul, P.‘Schutitixia^eir

.Spniarang—P. D. !Lfewis';' .

( //■:, i ;'r. CZEGttOSLQVAKIA !Consul, Sourabaya—J. C. Ecbredder

Consul Batavia—Ir. R. ^tartek-(auiiiihg) Vi

(acting) Majoas^ar—M.

Vice-Copsgl,. ' - AP. .R^md^seii

' . .

Denmaek- POlanO ' b

Consul, Batavia—C. Prins

j Vice-Consul, Sexnarang—J. Chr. Wdller. Consul , General, Rotterdarn — J 5 P.

Kackowski

| Consul, Savornin Sourabaya—Jhr.

Lobman De A.. i EJ de

j Consul, Padang—V. J. Hanchuyk Portugal

; Do.. Medan—A. Verscboor (acting) • Consul, Batavia—J. A. van 1 Stayeren (actg.)

i Vice-Consul, Menado—G. F. Hochner Do., Sourabaya

Consul, Mpcftssar—Vf, R. Groskamp , (acting) —J. J: PR de Vrxfes

Finland Siam

L Consu;!, Bat^yia—Fj- Fk-. Haasipann Consul, Batavia—G. I. D. R- Cruden

!

Feance Spaxis'

1 Consul-Genl., Batavia—E. H. A. Gerardin Vice-Con. ,Bata,v ia—P,F.J —

n.t dePourglrellps

! ConsuLap Aaent, SenaarangrrfP. penburg Klop- ■ SWEOKN

* Do., Spurabaya Consul-Genl., Batavia—G. J. M. Webry

P. BylaJd Vice-consul—G.

Do.,Agent,TjilaMedan—A.tjap—G.J.P. Dahlberg

du Perron Consul, Sourabaya—Ir,G.

I Consular VervlPeF Do., Padang—W. P. VeGi F^J^S-taargaard

|| D6., Macassar——— F. R. A. Weber Vice-Consiil, Macassar—E. Biertnann ,

I Do., Padang—K. P. ^chUitmaker ^pnsul, Medg.n—T: B.1,Leeu;#enberg;

Germany (acting cnn'sn^ l : ' '

) Coilsnl-Gen., Batavia • -R. Karlowa Vice-Con., Seibararig—,THr. F. E.Gb’. .Everts

JGieinsplj §eipayapg—P., J.oiftnz (acting) Switzerland

|, j)p,, 1)0., : Epprabaya—E.

Padang—P. SpliAp^yip^ ^cbniidt (acting .Consul, Batavia—BivE.’ Hug (acting)'

Do., Macassar—F. Ja|nssep , Do., Medan—Wb Weidmanh •-)! , <>

t Do., Medan—F. E. 'Feschner Hnited States of America ,!K

Great Britain Consul-Genl:,'BataVia—...... ... ' ‘'

■'Consul-Genl., Batavia— H. Pitzrhaurice, Vice-Consuls—John J. Macdonald and

Sidney H.. Browne '

C.M.G., M.B.E. Consul, SouI'abayaj- Joel G. Hudson

4iVice-Consul

. Consul—H, -A. Chester

. 1 . S. WaRb

Pullen Vice-Copsul—L. Raridolph Higgs

Vice-Consul,1 Semarang — M. C. Warren CbiisdF Medan'—DalelPtiarn W. Maher

{fConsul, ■' b

(acting)Sourabaya — John Drummond

'Viqe-Cp&sulHW' Du B. - 'Jhorne

Hogg (H. R. Bird, acting)”

(Consul, Medan; j-?tL Bruce Henderson RAILWAY AND TRAMWAY COS.;

('Vice-Consul, Padang—H.

Do., Macassar—C.idang—H. Levison M. David BataviaSche Verkeers Maatschappij.'

E^eeringsgejn'achtigde—diet HoOfd Van

d> , . ,* rJmP- ■ ft ■ H ,! bet Spox/riVegt'oezmbt'E.1'J. F. van Dunne,

Commissarissen—Thr.

iCpnsul, Batavia—L. Censi" G. Prins, lit E. A. Voorneman, M>. H.

Japan Thamrin,

\Vnd. N, Beets,F.P. J.Th.Byxhoorn

Directeur—lr, Elfring

iConsul-Geneialy Batavia—S. Koshida; Y. Cbof Rx) >loi IgtieP. E. ,I)os . Vre.^e

' ‘y,

i| 'EiOtaid (sace-wpapil) .

^Consul, , : TecKniscb

Godefegeerde;Adviseur—Ir.

^ Apistp|rdaM.:m--N ^,,C-.Ted,erIi^a d-

Gpjisul, Medan—J^pizoiE^fto sch-Indische Escompto Mm' .tscbappij t

C&84 NETHERLANDS INDIA

Dei,i Spoorweg Maatschappij Pasoeroean Stoomtram Maatschappij j

Directeur (Nederland-Amsterdam)—B. H. Directeur—(Nederland’s-Gravenhage) J, jf

A. van Kreel J. Deggeler

Commisaris.sen—F. de Fremery, W. F. C. Hoofdvertegenwoordiger

Momma, H. Cremer, Ir. G. C. M. Smits, van Ameijden van Duijmin (Probolinggo) N.-I.—Ir. D. ;!,

Ir. E. C. W.

Plaatselijk van Dijk

comity Medan Chef der Exploitatie'—J. Schooleman

Dr. H. Kolkman, J. H.,A.Bitters

Administrateur—Ir. Baron van Probolingo Stoomtram Maatscrappij

Sty rum Directeur — (Nederlands-Gravenhage) J.

Secretaris—Ir. A. H. van Assen J. Deggeler

Hoofdvertegenwoordiger

vanderAmeijden van Duijm in (Probolinggo}

N.-I.—Ir. D.

Kkdiri Stoomtram Maatschappij

Directeur—(Nederland-Amsterdam) Ir. H. Chef van

Exploitatie—Ir.

D.uijm

D. van Ameijden i

F. van Stipriaan Luiscius

Hoofdvertegenwoordiger—A. J.W. Vorster Semarang—-Cheribon Stoomtarm

Chef der Exploitatie—Ir. J. Madaresz Maatschappij

Madoera Stoomtram Maatschappi.t Directeuren G. P. J. — (Nederland’s-Gravenhage)

Caspersz, Ir. R. P. van Alphen

Dir.—(Nederland-den

IIoofdvertegenwoordiger Haag.)

tevensIr. M.Adminis-

C. Rueb Hoofdvertegenwoordiger tevens Chef der

trateur—Ir. C. J. Bollee, Jr. Exploitatie—Ir. G. Diephuis

Comity te Soerabaia—Jhr. Dr. C. J. van Samarang Joana Stoomtram Maat-

der

van Wijck, Ir. E. Oh. Demmink, Ir. H. W.

der Yoort schappij

Directeuren — .(Nederland

G. P. J. Caspersz, ’s-Gravenhge)

Ir. R. P. van Alphen

Malang Stoomtram Maatschappij Hoofdvertegenwoordiger—Ir.

Directeur

H. F. van(Nederland-Amsterdam)

Stipriaan Lui' s cius — Ir. Chef der Exploitatie—De G.Hoofdverte- Diephuis

Hoofdvertegenwoordiger —A. J.W. Vorster genwoordiger

Chef

vanvan Exploitatie—Ir. D. J. M. 0. Baron

Slingelandt Serajoedal Stoomtram Maatschappij

Directie — (Nederland’s-Gravenhage) G.

Moojokerto Stoomtram Maatschappij Hoofdvertegenwoordiger—Ir.

P. J. Caspersz en Ir. R. P. van Alphen

Directie—(Nederland’s-Gravenhage) — J. Administrateur—Ir! C. Julius G. Diephuis

J. Doffegnies, H. Kepper

Hoofd vertegenwoodiger—A. J. W. Vorster

Chef der Exploitatie—B- Zoetemeijer

CABLE & TELEGRAPH CO.

Nederlandsch-Indische Spoorweg

Maatschappij Eastern Extension, Australasia ani>

Directie

Dr. Ir.(’s-Gravenhage-Nederland)—Prof.

J. Kraus, Prof. Ir. Dr. J. Klopper Vertegen China Telegraph Co., Ltd.

Comite van Ir.Bestuur—A. J. W. Vorster woordiger—A. II. L. Savage

(president), H. R. Benkelman, Ir. S.

G.Ceuninck

Timmers Verhoeven, A. G.

van Capelle, Ir. J. Slim(Leden) de

Gouvernements-Commissaris—Hoofd SHIPPING

de Afdeeling Spoor wegtoezicht van van het British India Steam Nav. Co., Ltd. :

Department Van Verkeer en Waterstaat Agenten, Batavia—Maclaine, Watson & Co. I

Oost Java Stoomtram Maatschappij Agenten, Semarang—MacNeill & Co. . j

Directeuren — (Nederland’s-Gravenhagn) Do., Sourabaya—Fraser, Eaton & Co.

G. P. J. Caspersz, Ir. R. P. Van Alphen China Navigation Go., Ltd.

Hoofdvertegenwoordiger—Ir.

(Semarang) G. Diephuis

Administrateur—Ir. E. Ch. Demmink Agenten, Batavia—Maclaine, Watson & Co*

(Soerabajar) Do., Semarang—McNeill Eaton

Do., Sourabaya—Fraser, & Co.

 NETHEliLANDS-INDIA C285

OMVAGNXK PES M.ESSAGEKIES MaEITIMES Do., Singapore—Internationale Cre-

uk Francs, diet- &

Do., Tandjongpriok HsVg. “Rotterdam”

Agenten, Batavia \ Do., Semarang

Do., Semarang [ L. Platon

Do., Souraba} a J Do., Souralj)aya , - J.-C.-J.Lijn

Do., Macassar ,

Do., Tegal—Ned. Ind. Handelsbank

DeUTSCH-AUSTRAEISCHE DaMPFSCHIPP Do., Balik-Papan - Bataafsche Pet-

GeSSELkSCHAFT roleum Maatschappij

Agenten te Batavia, Soerabaya, Semarang, Do., Menado—N. Y. “Prauwenveer”-

Do. Tjilatjap — Wm. H. Muller

Macassar—Mohrmann & Co.

Do. Padabg—H. Schumacher

My. y/h Giintzel, & Management—Java- ChinaJJapan Lij'n

East Asiatic Co., Lto. N. V. Koninklijke Paketvaart-

Agenten—Mac Neill & Co., Semarang;

Dieden & Co.,Maclaine, Watson & Co., Hoofd KantoorMaatscha CPU

te Batavia Centrum

Batavia President-Directeur in Ned. Indie—J. W.

Agents, Soerabaya— East Asiatic Co. B. Everts

Do., Tjilatjap—Rouwenhorst, Mulder Directeuren—E. Straatemeie'r, A J. Pronk

.k Co. en J. M. Le Grand

Hollanu-Amerika -Lun

Agent NeBERLANBSChA STbOMVAART

intHandels.

at Padang—Internationale

1 adang—Internatu

Mij. Rotterdai Crediet Maa’Ischappij “Ocisaan”

Agenten,Batavia—Maclaine, Watson & Co.

Java-Australie Lijn Do., Semarang—McNeill & Co.

Agents, Macassar—Kon. Paketvaart Mij. Do., Sourabaya j

Do., Pasoeroean i Fraser, Eaton & Co,

Padang— do. Do., Probolingo J

Java-Bengal Line Agenten Tjerebon ) Nederiandsch.indis.

'Agents, Macassar—St. Mij. Nederland Do!: ?ELga„} ^ Handelsbank

I Do., Sourabaya— do.

Do., Padang—Intern. Crediet en Do., Macassar

Handelsverg. Rotterdam Co., Ld.— Michael Stephens &

Do.,

Do., Tjilatjap—MacNeillColebrander

Indramajoe—Rupe & Co.

Java-British-Indian Line Do.,

Do., Padang—Haacke

Belawan—Harrisons & Co.& Crosfield

Agents—Maclaine, Watson & Co. Do., Sabang—S. M. Nederland

Do., Telokbetong

Meyer & Co.— H. My. Behn

Java-China-Japan Line

^Representatives, at B^t^via—Jhr, C. F. J.

Quarles van Ufford and J. A. J. W. Occidental and Oriental &.S. . Co.

Nieuwenhuys

Agents, Cheribon—Ned. Jnd. Handelsbank Pacific Mail Steamship Co.

' Do., Emmahaven—Intern. Cred. en Toyo Risen Kaisha

|p Do., Muntok— Handels. do.“Rotterdam” (Okiental Steamship Cq.)

. Do., Padang— do. Agenten, Batavia— Campbell, MacCoR

a ro e k a n ”— Maatschappij & Co.

3 Do., P a“nPanaroekan

:t Do., Payoeroean

missiezaak— Afscheep- & com-

v/h. J. F. Esser Peninsular and Oriental .Steam

jB Do., Pekalongan Navigation Co.

— Ned. Ind. Han- Agenten, Batavia—Maclaine,

delsbank

, Do., Probolingo— do. Dp., Semarang—McNeillWatson & Co. & Co.

>Do., Sabang—St. My. “Nederland” Do., Sourabaya—Fraser, Eaton & Co.

0280 Nbyrn'tiMANtxs-mMA batayia

IIotteriVAmschk Leoyo SrOOMVAART MAAtSCHAPPIJ

Agent te Batavia “NEbERLilfb

£>o. Weltevred^n Yertegen\voordlger:^Batavia— '

Do. Tandjfteng

Priok DeCrediet

Internationale Agent te Batavia 'J

Do. Telok Betong en 1 lafidels r

Do. Seirtarang yetjeenigiftg, Rot- g^Tand^Pri^ i frr

Do. S^ixrabrtya. terdam Do.

DO. Cheribon Do. Sabang J

Do. Medan

Do. Batavia Do. Padang ^I jVite' rifttibnale

DO. Emmahaven Uamieisvek‘‘Rotterdam

Do. Tegal \Xnd; Ind. Handels- Do. Do. Macassar

Medan I.E'gen rrKantoorvan

,

Do. Pekalongau/ bank , Do. Tjilatjap—Uouwerthorst,

Singapore J de S. M. N.

Do. Tjilatjap — Maatschappij van : Do.

uitvoer en commissie handel Mulder &Paket-Co.

Do. rasoeroean—Naaml. Yennoot- Do. Do. Oelee-LbeueJ

Penang \ Koninklijke vaairt Mij.

schap aftciib'efe—en commis- Do. Pekalongart A. M. Tirnmeruiians

siezaak voOThfeen J. F. Esser Pasoeroean kortrheen

Afscheep.—en eom-’

Do. Probolingo—^0(1. Ind. liahdeiis- missiezcaak .1. F. Esser'

•j bank,, 1^0: ProboMngo—N. I. Hand'els’bank >

Agent te Panaroekan—Maatschappij Pa- Do. Panaroeka?n~Maatschappij “Panaroekan”'

naroekan

Do. , Padang—Internationale Crediet

& Handels yerg. Rotterdam CTYIB AVIATION

Do. Sabang—Stooravaart Mij.

“Nederland” (Koninklijke Nederlandsch-Indischk

LuCHTVkART MAAT^CHArtU

Agent te Macassar—Nederlandsch Indis- toirecteuren

che Scheepvaart Etablissemen ten A. Plesman en Jhr. H. K.DenB. Rebdorp

(Nederland, HkagAveespA

Do. Singapore -A Intern. Crediet en Hoofdvertegenwoordiger,

Handels y@xt Rotfce;rdam Batavia — H.i .

Nieuwenbuis ,

BATAVIA

Batavia, the residence of the Government of Netheflands-India^nd thb capital ojr

the

The **provincie”

old surrounded We^t-Java,

City is built is situated in JOlP a,nd

4^' E. Ibngitudb aim 6° 7'S.of latithHe.

century by..infor(jfications,

the ancient Dutch

which dtyle

have sincewas,

befehtilldemolished.

the beginning It hasthealways'

l^th-

been

eruptionunhealthy.

of Mount^ InSalak,

1699 the unfavourable

masses of mud and IcblidifiOiis wfer'e‘gieatly

sand bfeing Washed up inCrOitsed

by theby'an

river

Tjiliwong, so that drainage

condition became remaip

very difficult. and Oh! account

in the ofoldthis unhealthy

large housesonlyare very few Europeans

employed for offices and day and

godowns, inbight

the, afternoon, Pity. The fihe

k'hen busiriCss

isthefinished, most of

bid citysurrounded the Europeans

and built in,bymbdebn retire to the new town, which ‘ih Situated t south of

bungalows gardensstyle.

formBroad

there roads arid, spficipu^

a desirable place. Itsqdrirhs and'bice

was,Marshall

Dacpdels

co'rfstructionwho.ofinbarracks

the firstandyearstheofpalace

last century, began

that was to builato the

designed hewresidence

be the tolvn withof the

tne

Goyernfir-iGteneral, brit has never beefi fised as such. It is now

dmces. The palace is sitfi'aited on tnb eastside of fhe 'Waterloo Square, Sherri Are utilised for Goyernrilrint

 B'ATA-VIA AND W KI -TEV RED l'.N

to be seen: a monuroent of the battle of Waterloo, aiuutlier moouioeift -to fjlenenjl

Michiefe,

the and’ existence

ZftO ’years' a bronze ofstatue Bataviaof was

Jan celebrated.

Pieterszoou On b-Vejn

the which wasleftupyeiled

right and M7Uen

of,the palace

are "Waterloopleitt

the tlie Supreme Oourif and the

is hhother' dtilitarysquare,

and^lai^er CJlub tlie

Concordia.

Kqnnigsplein,At a shdrt distance

each side from

of which

isresidences

one Itilometre

of the long.

higher The squareandis wealthy

officiate suf-rounded'by

merchants.elegant^.bipforfable

There is also a finehouses, the

church,

Willernskerlt, near the railway station, and the mhseum of - -tlie -‘Bataviaii ij^ociety>'.ot

Arts ahd"Science*.

and .'£wide

he oldrqads

pity forand,jQiirridge§-

the; ,qqw 'Different

are connectedBanksby andthreeBanking

railways,Corporations'

two tramways,

have

office^ at Bat^yi;},., }),, viz..

Handel Maatsqhijjppj :— The Netherlands

jspt.liefilafi^Srlndia Trading

Cotiiiniercial liank Society (Nederlandsche

(Nederlandsch Indisehe

(

Handelsbank), and’ the %hhefJaiKls-Ind;ia Discount Company (Nedetiandscli

JndjhHjho iiscomp.to M’ij.). There tj.re also agencies of the Hongkong anti Shanghai

Banking CorpoVa,ti«on,

International Banking of the Chartered BankTaiwap

qf India,Bapk;,

Australia

Ltd., qfandthe'Yokohama

China, of the

Specie Bank, and of the Corporation,

Mefdaritiie of the

1 Bank of Indiid'Hfcd.

71,867TheChinese,

popplatiqp

6,399offoreign

BataviaOrientals,

Consistedandon3^7,837

October, irth ’1930,

'native^; total of487,433.

3.1,340. Europeans

dBUITENZOEG

The usual residence of tHe’Ckivernor-CCneral is at Buitenzorg, iab .a distainice

of nearly oi^e hour fby railway ,frqpi Bata.via. The botanical gardens near the

palace of the (koyeruprdjlpipgjal were made,, in 1817, and are well known,not only

for their beautiful arrangement, but especially for the igreat services rendered to

science and agriculture under the management of the eminent directors, Teysmann,

Dr. Seheiihr,

into and Leaf. Dr.

Netherlands-Iudia Treub^ ,here,

are;ip&de AUiObpco-imentsfor

yvith; the resultthethat.many

introduction of exotic

useful plantsplants

from

foreign coarifries ; are rqatpd land flpprish in Java as in their native Soil.

DIRECTORY

A I,BRECHT * -CO., /N. Y. EqECIRISCHE “Amsterdam’-’ Handels Vereeniging,

Druk|>erij v/h.,—Alolenviiet Oust 8, Exporters of General ProdPoeu-

Batav ia-Centruni Cable Aii : Reineke ; ;Codes : A.B. C.

6th Bentley s piiG Private

n & m & & m Amsterdamsch KANfQop VOOR li^pigCHE

Mei-yah Pao Sian Kang Sze Z,aken, Iipporters ; ,of , Electrical

Machinery — Cable Ad: , Akiz;

American-Asiatic Underwriters Ltd., Codes: Bentleyis. A.B.C. 6tn edn.,

General Insurance: Fire, Marine, Motor Mosse-, Tybo .and .Galland ,

Car,

Glass, Life, Accident,

Baggage Burglary,Risks’—

.and Special Plate

5,Cable

KaliAd:

Bessar West; Tetephs. 1176"I177; Ang Sioe Tjiapg Handelmaatschappij

N.Y., Importers of Building

Cable Ad: Owen. Branches: Oheribon,

Myrtle; Samarang,'Cable Materials — Gable Ad: Angsioet-

Ad: jiang; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th,

Myrtle and Sourabaya, Cable Ad: Burt.

Burt Myrtle & Cq„ General Managers Engineering 2nd. Western Union

and General Agents and (Lieber’s

€288 iiATA VIA AND WELTEVKEDEN

“Archa" N.V. Oliefabriek. Exporters DeofJavasche Bank—(Only, Bank of issue

the Netherlands East Indies) Estab-

of Cocoanut Oil—Cable Ad : Archa; lished

Codes: Bentley’s Branch in1828.Holland:

Head , Amsterdam.

Office: Batavia;

Bran-

ches in Java: Bapdoeng,

Arcken & Co., Van, Weltevreden, Djokjakarta, Kediri, Malang, Semarang, Cheribon,

Jewellers and . Coldsmiths; Qable Sourabaya, Soerakarta. Branches in

Ad: Yanarcken, Codes :—A.B.C, 4t.b Sumatra: Kceta Radja, Medan, Padang,

and 5th editions and Mercuur 2nd

inPalembang,

Borneo: Taudjong Balei. Pontianak.

Bandjermasin, Branches

Arima k Company, Ltd., H., Export- Blanches Cable Ad:

in Celebes: Makassar, Menado,

Delegatie, Codes: Bentley’s

ers of General Produce—€able Ad :

Arima; Codes: Bentley’s A.B.C. 5th complete phrase,

son’s6th1st,edns,

2nd andSecond phrase,

3rd edns., A.B.C.Peter-

5th

and 6th and and Private

New York Correspondents:—Fed-

Asia Life Insurance Co., Life In- eral RJeserye Bank Guaranty

surance Burt, Myrtle & Co., General Trust Co.

Agents—5, .Kali Besar West; Te- London Correspondents—Lloyds

lephs. 1176-H77; Cable Ad: Gwen Bank; Ltd., N.M. Rothschild

Dr. T. H. Ling, resident medical and Sons

referee President—Dr. G. G. van Buttingha

Branches: Cheribon, Cable Ad: Wichers

Myrtle; Samarang, Cable Ad:

Myrtle; and Sourbaya, Cable Managing Director—K. W. J.

Ad: Burt Michielsen

Managing Director-Secretary and

N. V. Assurantiekantoor Langeveldt- 2nd Deputy President—A. Praas-

Scthroder, Insurance. Branches at terink

Batavia, Sourabaya, Semarang. Teleph. Capital (paid up) f 9,000,000, Reserve

Batavia

Semarang567;

1278;Sourabaya

Cable Ad: Noord 1444,

Caledonian; Funds f 7,691,349.25

Codes: Bentley’s and Acme

Nederlandsche Handel Maatschappij

BANKS Factorij te Batavia

President—B.

Members—L. M.F. H. Hagenzieker

VVoutman

Bank of Taiwan Secretary—S. V. Margadant

T. Kaneda, manager Agencies at—Sourabaya, Semarang,

Medan Hongkong, Shanghai, Kobe,

Batavia Bank—22, Asemka, Batavia; Rangoon, Calcutta, Bombay, Sing-

Cable Ad: Bataviabank apore, Djeddah, and Suriname

Sub-agencies at—Cheribon,Weltevreden/

longan, Tjilatjap, Tegal, Peka-

Chartered Bank of Ad:India,

and China—Cable Australia

Banana Palembang, Bandjermasin, Ma-

Batavia - D. M. Millar, agent cassar, Djember, Bandoeng, Djok-

Sourabaya—J. F. Thomson, sub agent jakarta, Solo and Penang

Semarang—H. D. Swanson, sub-agent

Medan—A. A. Ritchie, agent

Makasser—Michael Stephens & Co., Nederlandsch - Indische Escompto

Ld., agents Maatschappij—Cable Ad: Escompto

Hongkong and Shanghai Banking N ederlandsch-Indisch e Handelsba n k ,

Corporation—Cable Admanager

Batavia—A. C. A.Leith, : Nerbudda N. V.

Sourabaja—M. Murray, Beheer Nederlandsch Indisch Kan-

Semarang—MacNeili & Co.,agent

agents tpren

Directeur—G. J. Jobsis, F. Fzn.

Cheribon—N. V. Internationale

Crediot and Ilandelsvereeniging

“Rotterdam” . h,j , Yokohama Specie Bank

Macassar -Java Bank, agents K. Hirano

 BATAVIA AND WELTEVIli'ID KN C289

ji Bavosta (Bataviasche Volks eii Sfcad- Brandon Mesritz & Co., General Im-

porters—Cable'Ad: Andpn . Codes.

: sapotheek), Chemists and Druggists

—Hijswijk 9, Batavia-Centrum; Cable Bentley’s, Oriental arid Schofield’s

Ad : Bavosta

Bcrt, Myrtle

! Becker and Company, N.V., Soera- insurance Cotton Goods, Hardware, Provisions,

baiasche Machinhandel, Impo.rUers Codes: Bentley’s, Agents—Cable Ad: Owen;

of Building Materials and Machin- iSole Aytuts: Acme

1 ery—Cable Ad: Becker,co; Codes: Onion Uil Co. of California

I Bentley’s, A.B.C. 6th and Mosse

Behn Meyer & Co., Handel - Maats-

j| chappu, N. ¥., General Importers — missionerGovernment

Canadian Trade Com-

|| Teleph. Bt. 1832 and 1934; Cable Ad: Service; Dept, (Commercial Intelligence

Behnmeyer; Codes:

Bently’s, Acme, MossA.B.C. 5th and Gtli, merce) for Netherlands andIndia—

and Private

of Trade Com-

Chartered Bank Building; P.O. Box

84; Cable Ad: Canadian; Code:

Bendien & Company, N.V., Importers Bentley’s, Second

of Provisions, Chemicals and Drugs Assistant Trade Commissioner—R.

'i —Cable Ad : B&ndico, Codes . Bent- P. Bower

ley’s and A.B.C. 6th Head Office for the Middle East-

Union Building, Singapore

' Bergman, N.V., Handelsvereeniging, Acting Trade Commissioner—B.C.

Importers of Electrical Accessories— Butler

! Cable Ad: Bergman Codes • Bent- Catz Java Trading Co., N.V., Export-

\ ley’s and A.B.C. 6th.

ers of General Produce—Cable Ad :

Biedermann & Co., W., Handelsven- Bentley’s Catzco; Code: A.B.C. 6th, General,

nootschap v/h., Importers of Pro-

visions, Wines and Spirits—Cable

Ad : Biedermamn ; Codes : Bentley’s, . Chotirmalt. & Go., K.A.J. (Estab.

A.B.C. 5th and 6th, Private and 18715), Silk Merchants, Drapers and

Mosse Ladies’ Dressmakers — 7, Pasar

Biuartfabkikk “Emma,” Billiaard Table Ad: Baroe; Teleph. 1051 Central; Cable

Factory—Factory and Head Office: G. Chotirmall; Codes: Acme

Chaulan 31, Batavia Centrum; Cable Bentley’s and A.B.C. 5th edition—

Ad: Kielich, Batavia-Centrum; Codes: Head Office: Singapore. Branches

A.B.C.

Mosse. 5th edn. and Rudolf Cantom and KobeSaigon, Hongkong,

and in6thSourabaya

Branch

in Sourabaya,

W. Kielich, managing director Cobeja (Gomptoir Belgo Javan ais,

Bombay Java Trading Co.. (Ltd., The, Societe Anon.), Importers of Glass,

Metals, Hardware and Cotton

Importers of Rubber and Tea Goods—Cable

■ Chests—Cable Ad : Romford; Code : Bentley’s Ad: Cobeja; Codes:

A.B.C. 6th

Bentley’s

i i Borneo Co., Ltd., The, Importers and Oompagnie de Importation de Pro-

Exporters, Gums, Metals Rice, duits Metalurgiqtjes et Annexes,

Spices, Tapioca, Tea, Timber—Cable Importers of Building Materials

Ad: Borneo; Codes: A.B.C. 5th, and Machinery—Cab 1 e Ad : Albet ;

Codes: Bentley’s and A.B.C. 6th

Scott 10th and National

Bobneo-Sumatra, Handel Maatschap- Importers of Wines Maatschappij.

“ Deli Atjeh, ” N.V.,

pij, Importers of Automobiles and Provisions, Tobacco andandHardware Spirits

Provisions—Cable Ad : Borsumy ; —Cable Ad: Noltehass; Codes:

Codes: Bentley’s, Acme, Voller and l A.B.C. 5th and 6th

Private

0290 BATAVIA AND WELTEVRE0EN

;

‘Djatti Earof,'” N.V., Import and" Hagemeyer & Go’s., H. Mu, Import- |

Indus^'Ries Mij, Importers of Glass, ers of Wines and Spirits, Provi- |

HbliSehold Supplies, Paints, Cotton siOnt, ' ChemiOalfe and Drugs and {

and Silk Goods—Oable Ad: Leder- Office Appliances—Cable Ad : IIage

>verk; .Cpdas : A':B.C. 5th . and Ophy meyer; Codes: A;BtC. 5th and Uth

Mercuur 3i'd, Beutley.'s and Mosse

Dunlop & Co., (E), Importers of Pre- Hall Trading Corporation The, Ex-

porters of General Produce — Cable j

visions, Cigars,

: . and ■ Suhdriefe^

1 Ad : Batkurfc; Codes-: A.B C 6th, j

Cable Ad t Pol nud ; ' Cddes : Bent- Bentleys & Acme

ley’s and A.B.C. 5th

N*rV* Handel, & Cuetuur Mij “Uel- ; ]

Dunlop Rubber Co. (D.E.I.), Ltd., VBHIaVo'I ): • ■ ■ ' ,

Thd—Tan ah Abang West

N. V. Handel Mu. O’Esi'ETNer, ' l)a-

I?r:i»MAN and SiixcKEN, 'Shgar and strakt, plicatbr 'MhhufabttiTers RiisWijk-

General Produce Exporters—P.0. Weitcvredeh; Teleph. Ihoneli:

Wit. !j

Box 44, Batavia; Cable Ad : Visiif- 5800; CdbLe ‘Ad: Gestetner.

gis; Codes: A.B.C. Oth, Bentley’s Office: Soerabaya, Kembang, D/jeppen 5

(Old and, Nev/L Actne^nd* Private H anover Fire Insurance;Cq*., New York

Ebc»e Porwerg & Cp,T Tip porters of (American Asiatic Underwriters, Ltd., j

'Glass Ware, Piece Goods gjnd/iOifice Managers f<>r tlie HTfielfTT'

WOst; Te’eplis. Orient)—5, ; Kali

CableBessar

Ad: 1,

Appliances—Cable Ad : Esehewerg ; “Owen”

Burt

Codes; Bentley’s, Western Onion

add A.B C. 5th and 6(h andMyrtle

General& Cop General

Agents . •

Fermont' Cuypers, N. V. ArchitecteN- i Haemsen, ' Veravey &' Co., Importers

' WineS'1 and- Spirits, Tobacco and

en Ingenieurs Bureau, Architects ofPro-Visions — Cable Ad*/ Hapege;

and Constructing~Ehgineers—Molen- •O'odefe: A.B.G. 5th and ' 6th, Beut-

. vdieti ©ostff aop Tele»ph.'"Wl. 2V-5 ; Cable '’ 'Idv’sy- MeTdunr 2nd-and Private ;

Ad : Fermont■ Batavia, Codefs A.B.C.

5th'.edition and Merctmf

A.' At Fermont, dir. and architect Harrisons and Crostteld, Ltd., Batavia I.

>J. L: dbr Jongh,- civil Tngideir, (Jandaya.)VEtate'Agents, General-Iiuiiortei-si?

: dfrectbr ■■'■./ ;•.> '-ypH FiXporteip: and Insurance, Agoidis'- f

•Iiuport:. a-U’ FsbateA Requisites,. Tea and

Thi T.Hkptijn,

M. Taen, architefct, sigi!isT)efr

, do. pTo. Rubber Much inery„Q.4S‘and CHI Engines,

etc. Export:

Ad: and

Crosheld;. Tea and

Codes: 11 ubber—Gable

C. 5fh and , j1

A B. aud^Keyised

N. V. General Motors. Java Handel 6th iBentley’s CoiupJete

Maatsorappu, Dealers id Motor'

Gars, Tandjongr Priokr-@ab>ld Ad : | 2nd Phrase code

QeninotjHva

C. C. Willranig,;general'salefe in^r. j ifsATH&.' rCo., Ltu, Tea Sfer^hhnts-V-

. iri^pehliaat, Patfiyia

Gorkom & Co., J. Van, N.V., Pjiarma- ; N.V. Heybrg:k’s Grogj^andel'lihpofiers ,

CPfTISqHR HANDELSyEREENIGIJJGy. Im- of Electrical Materials, Fittings, Bulbs,

pprters of Wines .and Spirit^ Che- RAdiOs' and Kerosene Lamps etelydJ

inicals^nd,Drugs;land Photographic N6n.ningspiein West -5, Batavia Cen-

kSuppUes—Cable- Ad : Gpraom-iDjo- trum : Teleph. Weltevreden 240 and fe

ia* . - 108 ; Cafelt; Ad : Hageehandel, Code : B

Bentley’s ■ " ||

Gorum^ Born .Seng & Co., Importers of

Pr^yisf^ihs^ Chern^cals) atjd . drpgs, | I.Tor.t.ANp BaTAVIV HANDEt’MAATSCEAmlr, [k

tqliap.epl aind Tpi)e^. .Codes:

ATticles-^CaJde Exp'h'rter^ of General Produce

Ad: ndudboeruseug; A.^.C. Cable

oln and 'fftK’ improved-,. Ben,tr'eyrsr and j Codes: Ads: Hrdha and: B.ahol;;f

Acme Acme; A.B.C. 6ttf, Bentley’s

and Private ' jBI

 BATAVIA AND WELTEVBEDiEN

Imp. I.nu. Mu. Djatji Ba.koe,, General Java,China, Japan Lux* NiV., Shippings—

MercbaiitB, Batavia, and bourabayu: Kali Besar Cost iq-12; i'pLepbs. Batavia

1.7a5-1J5b;' , P.O. Box 122; Gkble , iid:

Teltt^bs,. rWeiieyieidtn 996 (Batavia)

Mouid 2046 (Sdiirabaya)'; Cable Ad; (Jbinalijn; Codes: toCotts iQtbedp., and

Cederwerk. Bataylai, CodtB., A.B-,C- btb- Behtley's

Jhr. C. E. J. Oode

Phrase JSeCbnd)

Quarles van Uffbrd,

eclu., Bentley's and Musse

D. At at tinas, dnbclor representative

,, J. Ai,

tive J. W. Kieuwenhuys, representa-

-

•“IMPLA Import Mu voor PhapmacEu- j J. H. Warning, agent

txsche en Landedwkiinpiue Artike- i

len'.N.V., Importers and Chemicals ill. M. S-pit, passage- dept.

arid Drdgs—Cable : Ad,: Imp la; j H.K. vanTb. den

Albarda, secretary

Boogaard, proxy

Code: A.B,C. 6th Branches atHongkong,

Semarang, Amoy,

toourabaya.

Indische Lloyd, Algemeene Verzeker- Macassar,

tow, Shanghai, Kobe and iUanila Swa-

ing Maatschappij N. V. (Indische

LboYD,' GLNEkAL Insurance Co.; Ltd. Java Sumatra Handel M aatschappij.

Branches at {Samarang, Batavia, Ban Exporters of ■ ’ Ghlieral -Prodaeo—

doeng

Cable Ad:and Indische

boerabaya.Lloyd;Bhone

CodesSm.A.B.U.

1417; Cable Ads: Bdasover and Jasiilny;

5th,'& 6th editions- Codes: Bentley's, A.B.C. 5th and

N.V. iNtEliNAUil-ONALE CREDIT EN HaN- 6th and Private

dels-Vereeniging- “Rotterdam,” Im- Java-Bode (Algemeen Dagblid voor

porters of Provisions, Building

Materials, Chemicals, Hardware Kederlandsche-INdiE, : Newspaper-—

and Sundries, Exporters of Alcohol, j Cable Ad: Javabodc. (Weltevreden)

Pepper, Rubber and Oil Products^— !

Cable Ads: Pacific (Import) and I Javasche Houthandel-Maatschappij

(N. V, Vereeiugde), Timber Mer-

. CosrridnRtioi ,(Export Dept.); Codes : l chants, Exporters of Hewn and

Bentley’s, Acme, and ARC. £th j Sawn Java Teak (Tectona

and 6th. Head Office Rotterdam, | —Head -Oiljce: Semarang;Grandis) Cable

■“Isamy” N.V., Indische Sp^ciaat. ; Ad: Javahout

Agentsceappen Mu., Importers of

Chemicals, E^rugs, and PKetpgra,pliic Kerkhoff Kerstholt '& Co., Import-

ers orf Glasswaip, Hardware and

Arttcles-f-Cable Ad: Tsamy: Codes: Office Appliancesr—Cable Ad : Kaka-

A.B.C. 5th and 6th, Bentley’s, Car- CQp Coldqs ; A. B.C. otli. and 6th

Ipwitz, and. Mosso

Jacosson van den Ruig & Co., Im- Kian Gwan, N,V. Handel Mij., Ex-

porters of Building, Materials, Che- porters Ad:

of General Produce—Cable

Kianguan,; Codes: A.B.C. 6tl),

micals, Provisions, ’ Cigarettes, To- Lieber’s, Bentlfey’s, Actoe apd Private

bacco aoci/ Papm”., Exporters of

Alcohol, Grain, Flour, Tobacco and Klaasen Co. — Administrators : Rji-

^ Oils—Cable Ad : Jacoberg wijk. BataviarO. Shipping

agents: Binhen Nieuwpoortstraat

JaiSSEe Co., Otto, Inc., Importers of j 34, ■

Watches, Jewellery, Gold and Silver- | Codes: A.B.C. 5th-and B-atav i a ; Cable Ad :,6thKlaasenco;

Editidns

1j) ware and Toilet requisites - Noonlwyk !1

15. Batavia-Centrttm; Phone W.L 2569; and Bentley’s

, Th. A;. Klaasqn,. .general manager

P.O. Box 68: ; Cable Ad: Jaissle; Code:

Bentley’s-and Mosse E, B. J. Cramer, assist., do.

,C, Numans, shipping do-

IaSeb®' fc Co,. L. E., iinporters and j

Merchants, Batavia (Centrum)— Kouff & Co., (JK.Qnninklijke Boek-

■ Cable Add'' Jan send handel cn Druk^erij G.), Importers

of Paper and Office Appliances—•

S. C. van V^liet, manager

M. de. Waard, G. T. Egberts, j Cable Ad : Kotff; Code': A.B.C. 5th

H. P. Ttqpnian, J. Pbang and j and' 6th. editions,. Bentley’s Mh and

J. Jenner i 6th ‘

0292 BATAVIA AND WELTEVREDEN

Koi.onialle Handel Mu. “Indo Wm. H. Muller & Co., N.V., Shipping

Belge”, Exporters of General Pro- Agents—Branches in, Semarang and

duce—Cable Ad: Easting; Codes: Sourabaya; Cable Ad: Mineral

General, Bentley’s, Western Union

and Private Ned. Ind. Gas-Maatschappu, Import-

ers of all Kinds of Gas Machinery

Range & Cp., de, Handel Mu, v/h, briekand Apparatus—Cable Ads : Gasfa-

importers of Provisions, Cement, and Eleotrcn

Chemicals and Tobacco—Cable Ad : Ned. Ind. Landbouw Maatschappy,

DelangeCodes: A.B.C. 5th, Bent- N.V., Tea, Rubber, Coffee and Co-

ley’s and Mercuur coa Estate Managers—Cable Ad :

Bouwland; Code: Bentley’s 2nd

N.; V. Letteugieteku ‘‘Amsterdam”

Voorh. N. Tetterode afd. N.O.I. Nederlandsch-Indische Drukkers en

Dealers in Printing Machinery and

all Printing Accessories—Tanah- ofUitgevers Maatschappu, Publishers,

“Batavaasch Nieuwsblad and De

Abang West No. 10, Batavia Cen- Voehsstem”—Cable Ad : Nieuwsblad

trum; Teleph. 3011-3 Batavia-Cen

trum; Cable A.d: Lettergieterij; Nederlandsche Rubber Unie, N.V.,

Codes: A.B.C. 5th edition and Exporters of Rubber—Cable Ad:

Bentley’s. Head Office at Amster- Rubberunie; Code Bentley’s

dam. Branch at Sourabaya

H. Nunnikhoven, gen. manager Nestle & Anglo-Swiss Condensed

J. EE Quboig, proxy Milk Company (Switzerland), Con-

J. H. Kalkwarf, do. densed and Sterilised Milk, Milk

Powders, Chocolate, Cocoa and

Linotype &, Machinery, Ltd., Thi “Lactogen” — 13, Koningsplein-

baultweg 1, Batavia-C.—Cable Ad: Noord-Batavia-C.; Cable Ad : Nes-

Linotype tanglo; Codes: Private and Bent-

E. Pivndsack, manager for N.E-I. leys

Niederer

My. Lindeteves-Stukvis (Capital Wine, Flour, and Company, Importers of

Fs. 10,000,000), Importers of all Cable Ad: Niederer; Paper and Sundries—

kind of Machinery, Chemicals, Mo- 5th and 6th, Bentley’sCodes: A.B.C.

and Private

torcars and Trucks, etc.. Manufac-

turers of Steel-construction, Steel Ocean Accidnet & Guarantee Cor-

Drums,, Paints, etc.—Cable Ad: portation, Ltd. (The)—Kali Besar

LindeteVcs. At! Codes Oost 23. Head Office : Batavia. Sub-

Maclaine Watson & Co., Exporters of branches

doeng

: Sourabaya and Ban-

General Produce S. van Gelderen, Manager for

Maintz Productenhandel, N.V., Ex- Japan

porters of Geneial Produce—Cable Ockerse & Co., Produce and Land-

Ad : Produtrade; Codes : Bentley’s and-House property—Bimnear Nieuw-

A.B.C. 6th, Acme spoort Straat 34; Telephs. Batavia

271 and Welt. 6299

Mirandolle Voute & Co., Exporters Onderlinge Levensverzekering van

of General Produce—Cable Ad:

Mataram; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and Eigen Office: Hulp—Life Holland;

Insurance; Branch

Head

Bentleys Office forThethe Hague,

Far East: Batavia, Voorrij

Zuid; Telephs Bat, 823 and Bat.

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd., General Cable Ad: Olveb, Batavia; Codes: A.B.Cj 824;

Importers and Exporters of Produce 6th edn.

—Cable Ad : Mitsui; Codes: A.B.C. E.M. G.G. Brouwer,

5th, Bentley’s, Mercuur 3rd, Mar-

coni and Private Hoekstra,manager

do.

A. 1. Ipsen, assist, manager

 BATAVIA AND WELTEVREDEN C293

“‘Oost Indie” Handelsvereeniging, Renlock Trading Co., i a/s, The, Im-

Importer,s of Provisions, Metals, To- porters of Bicycles, Cement and

bacco

Toe wan;andCodes:

Sundries

A.B.C.— 5tliand6th

Cabie Ad : Building Materials — Cable Ad:

and Bentleys Bofra Codes: A.B.C. 6th Bentley’s

and Ueneral

Odd Pzn & Company, Wed. G.. Im- Ross Taylor & Co., Exporters of

porters. of Provisionfe—Cable Ad :

Oud; Codes: A.B.C. 6th and Mer- Coffee, Tea and General Produce-

Cable Ad; Taybal; Codes: A.B.C.

euur 6th, Broomhall’s, Bentley’s and

BirchWood

Peek A Co., Ltd., (Francis), Exporters

of Tea—Cable Ad: Fran pekoe; Rouwenhorst, Mulder & Co., Import-

Codes: Bentley’s, Western Union, ers of Prbvisions, Building Mate-

A.B.C. 5th, Leiber’s, etc. rials, Glassware, and Iron and Steel,

Exporters of General Produce—

Pekt & Co., John, Exporters of 6th Cable Ad : Mulhorst; Codes : A.B.C.

Rubber and Tea—Cable Ad: Peet; Bentley’s and Scott

Codes: Bentley’s, A.B.C. 5th and Rowley, Davies & Co., Ltd., Import-

6th and Mercuur

ers of Chests for Rubber and Tea—

Pfeiffer Agentschappen, N.V. Otto, 5th Cable Ad: Hitlrow: Codes: A.B.C.

Batavia-C., Importers of Chemicals Unionand 6th, Bentley’s and Western

and Drugs; Hospital- and Dental

Supplies and Optical Goods—Cable

Ad: Pfeiffer; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and Royal Netherlands Indian Airways

(Koninklijke Nederlandsch Indische

6th, Mosse and Private Luchtvaart Maatschappy) Commer-

cial Aviation,—Sluisbrug, Weltevre-

Pitcairn, iSyme & Co., Exporters and den; Teleph. Welt. 1173; P.0 Box

Importers, Shipping and 1 n-uranee 56; Cable Ad: Aera; Codes Bent-

Agents—(Estab. 1825); Cable Ad : ley’s, A.B.C. 6th edition.

Pitcairn, Codes A.B.C. 5th and 6th, H. Nieuwenhuis, general manager

Bentley’s and Scott. Batavia, Soura- Schlieper Carl, Importers of Building

baya and Samarang .Head Offices:

Ker, Bolton & Go., London and Materials, Electrical Accessories,

Glasgow. Branches: Ker & Co., Hard-ware and Metals—-'Cable Ad:

Manila, Iloilo, Cebu and Davao. Schlieper; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and

Agents in U.S.A. : Aaron D. Weld’s 6th, Bentley’^,, Carlbwitz (and En-

gineering Code

Sons, - Boston

Pryce & Co., John, Importers of Schnitzler and Co., Importers of

Wines and Spirits and Exporters of Automobiles and Motor Trucks,

Provisions, Tobacco and Sundries

General Produce—Cable Ad: John- .’Cable Ad: Prevalade; Codes:

pryce; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th, A.B.C. 6th, Bentley’s and Acme

Bentley’s and Mosse

Schulte & Co., Handel Maatschappij,

' Rathkamp & Co., N.V., Chemicalien- Importers' of Electrical

L handed, Weltevreden, Importers of Hardware, Accessories,

Chemicals and Drugs—Cable Ad : Leather Goods and Rail-

. Rothkamp; Code: A.B.C. 5th way Materials—Molenvleit Oost 99;

CableandAd Mosse

5th : Schulteco; Codes : A.B.C.

! Reiss and Co., Handelsverfeniging

v/h, Importers of Provisions, Glass- Semar^ng Sea and Fire Insurance

ware, Tobacco and Sundries, Ex- Company, Established 1866, All

j porters of General Produce ~ Cable Classes of Insurance Transacted^—

Ad: Rosmarin; Codes: A.B.C. 5th Branches and Agencies Throughout

.and 6th Bentley’s and Private the World. Head Office: Semarang

0294 BATAVIA AND WELTEVREDEN

(Siemens & Halske, A.G. Bjemens- Tiedeman and van KFrchem, Export-

Bchuckertwekk.e, A-G. importers of ers of Coffee and Tea—Gable. Ad:

Electrical Accessories and Railway Sterling; Codes : Bentley’s, A.B.C.

Materials, ^Telephones, . Telefunken- 5th and 6th and Mereuur

Materials and Medical apparatus

and instruments—Cable Ad: (Sie-

mens; Codes: Alpha, Mosse, A.B.C. United States Rubber Export Co.,.

6th Ltd., Weitevreden, Importers of

Tyres and Rubber Goods—Cable Ad:

Bmalhout Handelsvei;eenigjng, Wel- Rubexport; Codes: Bentley’s, Gen-

tevreden, Importers o^ . Disinfec- eral and Private

tants; Toilet Articles and Office

Applianc,esT^CaWe Ad: .^mMhout,;

Codes: A.B.C. 5th and ■ Cth and Van Ueusden en Mess, Commission

Bentley’s Agents

Chef—W. van. lie us den

SdCT Commissionaeia di Esportazione

e di ImpoRtazione, V.ii. (iSocieta \ EtOhROAiE N.V., Im’^b^ters of 'Auto-

Commissicaiaria Or lent ale), Import-

<*rs of Slotors,/.Provi&ions, Building mdbiles and Motor Trucks—Cable

Materials, Topapeo and Office Appjji- Ad: Velodrome; Codes: A.B.C. 5th;

Bentley’s, General and Acme

nnpea~—Cable- Ad.: AQppita;

A.B.C. 5th and 6th ^nd Private ; Codes:

Socikta Commerciale Oltremarina, Vtsser &: Go., Boekhandel, Importers

, N.V,, Tmnortors, of Automobiles, ofAppliances-—Cable

Paper, Stationery and Office

AM : Vishoek;

. Toilet

Chemical.Hpushhold Bnppiies 'apd

Articles—Cable Ad: Oltte- Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th edns.

miirin; Codes: A.B’.C. 6th, Be.trt- J. Obdam, director

ley’s, Liebef’s and Private

ST'EENTKOr.EX TlANDfeL Ml.1. NED. IND., Wall a: Boom, Weitevreden, Importers

Importers ^ of Cbal and Coke,-Steve- of Provisions, Building Materials

dores, Tttg and Lighter—Cable Ad : and Textile Goods — Cable Ad:

Coal tug; Codes: A. B.C. 5th, Bent- Waalco; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th

and Bentley’s

ley’s Mercutir and Sbott’s.

Stibbe’s Export Mu B.G., N.V., Tm- Wehrv & Co., Geo., General Import

portfei's of Motor Bicycles, 'Chemicals ers and Estdte: Managers-—Head

and Drugs, Electrical Accessories

and Toilet Articles—Cable Ad: Office . Batavia; Cable-Ad : Wehry;

Berstibbe; Codes : A.B.C. 6th, Bent- Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th, Bent-

ley’s arid M7estern Urildn (tjnivershl) ley’s, Mosse, and Private

Stokvis 'Koninkluke

Metaatavkrken, Fabriek

W J., N.V. van Western Electr!© Company or Asia,

(Ned. Ind.

Afdeeling), Importers of- Sanitary 52, Iricoporated in U.S.A.—P.O. Box

Articles—-Cable Ad : Wisa : Codes : Wecophones, Batavia-Centrum; Cable Ad:

A.BiC., 5th arid 6th. and Bentley’s Singapore; Codes:

A.B.C., 5th Edn., Bentley’s and

Son Life Assurance Co. oe CAnada— Western Electric Private Code

Cable Ad : Sunbeam

Branch Manager Stanley Pr’ice' Wilding & Co., General Importers—

Tels & Co.’s.' Handet. Mu, n.v.l.e.. Teleph. Tanah Abang W. No. 8, Bat.—C. >

Importers of Wines,' Provisions, dingco; Welt. 305; Cable Ad: Wil-

Codes Acme; Bentley’s Com-

household Supplies, Metal's and

Textile Goods—Gable Ad: Letels; plete Phrase and Second. Soerabaya

Codes': Bentley’s, 'Western Union Office; 2l Paradestraat

and Private ' A. Wilding, propr. and manager

 SOUBARAYA

SoTirabaya is thesituated

is advantageously capital for

of the “ Prhvinciepurposes

camm&tcial ” Oost-Java,

oncitytheinonMadura

the island.Strait,

of Java, and

directly

opposite the island of Madura. The second largest

principal centre of Java’s commercial activities: It is also the naval dieadquartOfsthe island, it is the

of the Netherlands India. Among its principal buildings are a fine Government

house, ;a naval arsenal, several shipbuilding yards and a naval flying-base.

Sourabaya’s position is naturally protected and it lies on the low alluvial delta

of the Kali Mas river which empties into the Maduirh stfait. This strait is the narrow

division

outlet between waythe island of Java and rich

that ofdistricts.

Madura.,It Sourabaya. therefore,outiselse-

the

where inthata trade for exceptionally

Java is naturally divided into three producinghasdistricts,’

been pointed

each of which,

cliina'te as well as to soil. Much of the soil of Java is.of volcanic origin and thereforeto

while yielding much the same, products, yields a different grade. This is due

exceedingly rich in deposit's of a nutritive value. The eastern portion of the island, of

which Sourabaya

land, most of whichis' the

has seaport

been underproper, contains for

cultivation about'2,600 squareAbout

many years.' miles of71 agricultural

per cent, of

the population is agricultural. Among the foreigners the Chinese play an important,

part. In 1934

total 340,281. there were 27,234 Europeans, 47,175 foreign Orientals, 265,872 natives;

The climate is typically tropical there being only three quarter of an hour’s

difference

one markbiibetween the from

difference longest

thatahd the shortest

of other tropicalday.regionsTheforclirnate, however,:

the influence of theshows

sea

and mduntain-bieezes moderates the heat during .the day and preyents too fast cooling-

off at night. The pressure is constant with a mean temperature of 80 F. maximum

96°; F. and atherainfall

to January, of 130 inches.

dry oneifrom M ay toThe wdt itfelLfeon edYers the pfeiidd frdrti November

August.

Sourabaya is extremely fortunate in point of shipping, thanks largely to its geo-

graphical position. and

with an excellent Besideb

safe aroadstead.

modern, WellTheequipped

entranceharbour,

to the SOurtibayais

mads is 1,500provided

feet in

width at the west, and the depth of water at lowRide is .22 feet. At the EaUt entrance,

which widens to the open sea, the depth is about; T6 fCet and in the noadsJabOut 42

feet. Since 1910 very important works, such as several quays, W&rehOUses, etc., have

been constructed.

DIRECTORY

Avuneming Mu, N. V. Algem. Bouwen- "Amsterdam” N.V. Hanhelsvereenig-

! —(A.B.A.M), Building Contractors ing, Producers of Sugar, !Producers

AitJNEitfiNG Mu, Th, Firma H. Y tra and and Exporters of Sisal fib re, Suma-

‘ ■(BoERSJVTA, Manila Eilbre, Palm. Oif,

N.E.D.A.M.)N. Y. NlvDERLANBSCHK Tea-, Tapiooav Bobber—Reaid Office:

■AloeaVene "Ned. Inx). Electriciteit AmsteVdam; Cable Ad: 'Reihele.

! Mu, N. V., Electric Power Co.,

. serving Java and Borneo. Importers Branch Offices: Sourabaya & Me-

’ •of Electrical Acc&MAies—Gable Ad: dan; Cable Ad : Yfdteria ; Codes :

• '6th,

EhePgon; Godes: A.'Mosse,'GaHahd

Tybo, 'Bentley’s B.G: 5th And |! Acme, A.B.C. 6tb, Bentley’s and

& Alpha I Private

C296 SOURABAYA

Amsterdam Kantooe voor Indische Nederlandsch Indische Handelsbank,

Zaken, Importers of Electrical Ap- N.V.—Head Office: Amsterdam; Head

pliances, Agricultural Machinery, Office for Asia, Batavia; Sourabaya

Motors, Engine and Boiler Room Branch; Cable Ad: Handelsbank

Accessories, Railway Materaals,: G. J. Oppel, agent

Wireless Goods, etc.—Cable Ad:

Akiz; Codes: A.B.C. 6th Bentley’s, Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd., The—

Mcsse, Tybp and Galland Head Office, Yokohama; Sourabaya

Arxma Qo„ Lto.: IE, Importers , of Branch

Building Materials; Tea and Rub-

ber-Chests, Textile Goods, etc., Ex- Becker Co., N.V. Maatschappij,

porters of General Produce—Cable t.v.d.z. van, Importers 6f Building

Ads: Arima and Arhiko; Codes: Materials, Machinery, Leather,

A.B.C. 5th and 6th and Bentley’s tools, etc. — Cable Ad: Bekerco;

Codes: A.B.C. 6th, Bentley’s and

BANKS Mosse

Bank of Taiwan, Ltd., The—Head Behn, Meyer & Co.. Handel - Mu,

Office Taipeh, Formosa, Sourabaya N.V., General Importers—Telephs.

Branch; Cable Ad : Taiwangink N1124, 1126 and 1126; Cable Ad:

Behnmeyer; Codes: A.B.C. 6th,

Chartered Bank of India Australia & Bentley’s Acme, Mosse and Private

Director—H. J. L. Bartels-Troje

'China, The—Head Office : London ;

Sourabaya Branch — Cable Ad: Import Dept.

Soothsayer F. O. Hunaeus

J. L. Thompson, agent E. Gunther ! P. Segerling

Ue Javasche Bank — Head Office: ! H. Liebisch | D. Petersen

Batavia, Sourabaya Agency; Cable | FordF. Dept. Dimpker i R. Colmorgen

— Telephs. N211,-223;

Ad : Delegatie Cable Ad : Behnmeyer

Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking j H. M. P. Wennubst, manager

Corporation — Head Office: Hong j J. London

Kong; Head Quarters for Neth. i Ant. H. de Bruine

East Indies: Batavia, Sourabaya ; W. Wychgel

Branch; Cable Ad: Nerbudda H. G. E. Shroeder

M. A. Murray, agent Branches—Den Pasar (Bali)

H. J. Seeman

Koloniale Bank—Head Office : Amster-

dam; Eastern Head Office: Soura- Biedermann & Co., W. Handelsven-

baya; Cable Ad: Dutchman nootschap, General Importers —

G. A. Pb. Weyer, head agent .Cable Ad: Biedermann; Code:

A.B.C. 5th and 6th, Bentley’s, Mosse

Mercantile Bank of India, etc.- Sou- and Private

rabaya Branch

Neoerlandsche Handel-IVIaatschappij— Borneo Sumatra Handel Mu, Gen-

Head Office: Amsterdam; Eastern eral anid

Importers, Exporters of Coffee

Produce—Cable Ad: Borsumy;

Head Office: Batavia; Sourabaya Codes: Bentley’s, Acme, Oriental,

Branch; Cable Ad: Trading Voller’s, A.B.C. 6th and Private, .

Nederlandsch-Indische Escompto

schappij -r-y Head Office Maat-

: Batavia;

Sourabaya Branch; Cable Ad: Brandon, Mesritz & Co., General

Importers — Cable Ad: Mesritz;

Eseompto

F. H. Pino, agent Codes: A.B.C. 5th, Bentley’s and

Private

 SOURABAYA C297

Burks Philp & Co., Ltd., Importers DudeCroo and Brauns N.V., Vereento-

Machinefabrieken, Importers of

of Dyes, Provisions, Paints and

Varnishes and Cotton Goods; Ex- Brass and Copper, Iron and Steel,

and Railway Materials—Cable Ad :

porters of Coffee and General Pro- Ducrobra; Codes: A.B.C. 6th

duce—Cable Ad: Burphil; Codes:

A.B.C. 5th and Bemltley’s

Burt Myrtle & Co., Importers of —Cable& Co.,Dunlop E., General Importers

Ad : Dunlopco; Codes :

Wines and Spirits, etc., Paper, Cot- A.B.C. 5th and Bentley’s

ton and Artificial Silk Goods - Cable

Ad: Burt; Codes: Bentley’s Pre- Edgar & Go’s. Handel Mu, Ltd.—

mier and Private Exporters of Rubber, Coffee, Hides

Butteweg <& Co., ISTA., Estab. 1880, and Skins—Cable Ad: Edgarco;

Impoa’ters of Leather and Leather Codes: A.B.C. 6th, Bentley’s and

Goods — Cable Ad: Butteweg; Acme

Codes: A.B.C. 5th, Bentley's and Ellinger & Co., Importers of Chemi-

Private cals, Patent Medicines, Perfumes &

China. Underwriters, Ltd., Life Soap Perfumes—Cable Ad: Essence;

Fire, Accident, Marine, Motor-ear and Code: Bentley’s

.General

kong Insurance—Head Office: Hong-

Erdmann

Agents—Ross Taylor & Co., Ltd.— Java Sugar and Sielcken, Exporters of

Heerenstraat; Cable Ad: Roscot and General Produce-

Cable Ad: Visurgis; Codes: A.B.C;

Chotirmall & Co., K.A.J. (Estab. 5th and 6th editions, Bentley’s Com-

1875), Silk Merchants, Drapers, and plete Phrase, Bentley’s second,

Ladies’ Dressmakers—23, Pasar Be- Acme, Scott

F. W. Diehl, partner

sar; Teleph. 312z; Cable Ad: Cho- H. C. A. Michaelsen, signs p.p.

tirmall; Codes: Private. Head

Office: Hyderabad (Sind.), India. “Europa-Azie” N.V. Handel Mu.,

Central Office: Singapore. Bran- Importers of Leather, Textiles and

ches : Batavia, Saigon, Cholon, Carpets—Cable Ad : Euraz; Code :

Hong Kong, Canton and Kobe A.B.C. 5th

CoMMISSIE EK AgENTUUR MlJ “SOURA- Fiat Import Company, N.V., Import-

baia” N.V., Exporters of Produce— ers of “Fiat” Cars and Trucks and

Cable Ad: :Commagsoer; Codes: Spare Parts — Cable Ad: Fiat;

Bentley’s, A.B.C. 5th and 6th aud • Codes.: A.B.C. 5th, Bentley’s and

Acme Acme

Dekker Hissinic & Co., N.V., Handel Firestone Banden en Rubber Mu.

Mu v/h, Importers of Asbestos, voor Ned. Indie N.V., Importers

Iron and Steel Paints and Var-

nishes, etc.—Cable Ad : Hisdekker; ofpongTyres and Rubber Goods—Kam-

Doro 18

> Codes: A.B.C. 5th and Bentley’s

1 Dobbelman, Louis, H.V., Handel Mu, Fiesseman’s Import Mu.. Importers,

Importers of Tobacco, Mineral- of Leaither, Toilet Articles, Textiles,

waters, Electrical Accessories etc.— Ropes and Yarns—Cable Ad : Fim

[' Cable Ad: Dobbelman; Codes: A.B. Fraser, Eaton & Cp „ Exporters of

i C. 5th r

Dorp & Co., G.C. T. Van, N.V. Boek- and Coffee,General

Sugar, Produce—Cable

Tobacco, Tea, Ad:

Tin

handel AND Drukkeru v/h, Import- Shipping; Codes: A.B.C, 5th and

ers of Paper and Office Appliances— 6th, Mercuur and Tybo

Cable Ad: Vandorp; Code: A.B.C. W. E. Loudon I P. Lawrence

6th A. Miesegaes 1 TIL M. McLean

<3298 .SCniihVB.jYY.A;

Kti'V. • NeAME-r-Regi^tered : Handels ypreen xg i ng te S-oerabaxa:

QfSee: 79; Bagpng, Soerabaja. ;(jQpmiAere,ifil iasncifdio.p °.f Spuraj-

Branch Bactorie? i at Soetabaja anid baya) '

Batavia , Qhai,iyn.apT-M. P. Ti-elepf

J. Smart, .branch manager . ;S,eeu:tary-:-Dri L, F, H.: J. SchoJer

C. R. Von Holtz, do.

Hanover Fire Insurance Co., Neav

Febsk axd Hooeweq, Afcoountants,

W. Ree York (American Asiatic1 Under-

w^i'tefs,,- Ltdr’, Managers for the

Orient); Cable Ad: Burt

Feons and Rens, N.V., M u. t.v.a.z. Burt Myrtle &'G&:, geriferal man-

vt/ffl. Importers of Automobiles and agers and general agents

Trucks — 'Gable'^ Au: Fuchsrens;

Godes: A.B.C. ‘bth, Bentley’s and Barmsen Verwey & Co., General Im-

Acme vorters^—Cable Ad :: Hapege; Codes-:

Ftlmn & Go,, El, Boek^teen and Orr- A.B.C. 5th- and 6th,: Bcntley’fe,

Mercuur 2nd and Private <

'set-Drukkerij,

and Office/ Api^lImf>tii"tefi

ianpe^Oahleof Paper

A<3 :

Fuhri; Code: A.B.C. bth : ' ' IlKrj.KNnopr^'t N.V., Tecjin.ische Bu-

reau, Importers, of Electrical Mach-

GbjaPEN Hanjjel Mu, Injport- inery and Accessories, Agricultural

Machinery, Engines and Boilers,

ya of Cigars, Dyes, Hardware, etc. eta.—Gable Ad: Machine; Codes:

--Cable Ad: Coinpeii; Codes: Bentley’s A.E.C. -5feh and Mercuur

A-llC. 5th and bth, apcl Pri \ atc^

Goodvear Tyres and Rubber Co., Ltd., Helmig & Co.,. H,V., PharjaACEUTISCHE

ImportDrugs,Mu., Paper.

Importers . of aii^l

Tin

ThfeE, Importers of Motor Tyres and Elate, Porcelain

Belting — Cable- Ad: Goodyear; Rppfls—Cable

Gddes: A.B,C. . 6th, Bentley’s and A-B{C. 5th tmdAd Bentley’s : Helmig; Codes;:

•Private! ■ > ( ...

Gosho Kabushiki Kaisha, Importers Hengelosche anische

Electrische and Mech-

ApparatenfAbriek, Importers

of Cotton Goods — Cable Ad :

Cosher; Codes: Bentley's and Pri- ofcultural Electrical Accessories and

Machinery — Cable Ad:

Agri-

vate Heemaf; Codes: A.B.C. 6th, Mer-

Gy see man and SIeup,- 'Brokers—’Wal- cuur vate

3rd, .Western! Union amtt Pri-

lemskad'e; Teleph. N104; Cable Ad:

{Simplon; Codes': A.B.C. 5th and “Impla” Import Mu. voor Piiarma-

€th, Acme, Bentley’s and Private ceutische en Lanbbouwkundige

‘ F. Th. Dekker Hissiiik, partner Artiken N.V:, Importers of> Chemi-

B. F. Mtuit, do. cals and Drhgs—Cable Ad: Impla;

Code : A. BAY 6 th- ’

Hagemeyer Cq’s. Handel Mu.,

General ..Importers' —

liagemeyer; Codes: A.B.C. Cable Ad:

5th arnd iNTER^AXIONfL,. E^., IlAVDlks

eth1 ’• ' " 1,11,1 Vekeknuuno Rotterdam, ' Genera!

^[j¥. Handel Mu. Gestetner, Dup.!i- (Products Dept.); Codes:Internatio

EKPDrtjersT-CabJ.e Ad- A.B.C.

cator Manufacturers —Scheep- 5th and 6th, Bentley’s and Acme

makerspark, 16; . Teleph. Z1322; M- P. Tieleas, agfyit

Gable Ad: Gestetner. Head Office

for Java W'eftevreden International Goodrich CoimcR.yriQN,

Tl. Muckel, manager TtiE—c/o Lindeteves Stokvfs

 SOUnAHAYA 029D'

( KErkhoff N.V.,

Is am v Indische Spkciaae AgfaYs- dklsafd. vfn, Tnapoiders of Chemi- Bharm. HaN-

ghappen Mu., N.Y., Importers of

Chemicals and Drugs., f’hotogfgphic cals and Ad: Drugs, Toilet Articles,, tetc.

‘Articles) etc'—Cable Ad: Isamy; —Cable Ilerkopharm Codes :

Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th, Bei^t- A.B.C. 6th

ley/s, Carlow,itz and Mosse '-Elan Gw an Uaki^ei Mu, Exporters

of ©rodude—Head Office: kSeffiar-

Italie Fiema W.,'Tmporters of Drugs A.B.C. hng : .Cable Ad : iKiangwan ; > Codes :

and Chemicals—Chineesche Voor- and Private 6th Liebers, Bentl¥y’&v Acme

straab Ho. 17

Italif, PiA'kA Dd. P.; liiipojiie'rs of Koloni \le Taisak Imp. Mu. v .'h,1 G.

Electrical Goods, Papdr ‘and O^ce KrkitiF, ExpdVtcrs1 of Tobacco—Head

Appliances—Cable Ad: Kerkop- JDable Office : Amsterdam ; Tefdph. Nfel;

harm; Codes : A.B.C. 6th Ad : ,IteyemI Code : MJercuur

Kol^ir and ' ANSfeksiilT,, Irnporlets of

“Java” 'Hastdelsveeeniging, Geheral ' Code' Provisions—Cghle Acl : Ko'crank;

Importers—Cable_ Ad : Crescendo; s p' AiB.C.' 6th'''aha Dentlp^

Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th, and Eolff & Co., G., Boekhandel and

Mercuur 2nd DruKKerij N.V., Printers and Im-

Java Sumatra Handel Maatschappij, porters of Paper, Office Appliances,

etc,—Cable Ad: K'olffoo ; Codes:

N.V., Exporters of General Produce

—Cable Ads : Boaspver and Jasuipy; A.B.C. and Beiitloy’s

Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th and ‘Erapp, F. W. Ha^nOelsiiuib’N. V., Im-

Private ’ 'portdrS bf Household Supplies. Tex-

J. Korf, manager - ’tile Goods, etdk^-C-ablei'Arr;d : KP&pp ;

Code: A.B.C. 5th '

JavASGIIe IIduTIlAM, VEBEENiGnte''tDEL ; - ’Van iLEtWfeLD & Co., Importers bf

Myen, Exporters of Timber ffida- arid Rubber •'O1heSts, Machinery,

G. H. Van Nie, agent : Railway Materials, etc.—Cable Ad :

! Istutveld ,^ Codes : A.B:C. '6th, Bfcnt-

Joaktn & Oo.,' Handel Mij W.Vi, Im- ■ ' Iby’s and ’Western •Uhioh :

porters of Provisions and Machin-

ery; Exporters of General Produce Ligtvoet’s Fabrieken van BbinvMATE-

—Cable Ad : Joakim ; Codes : Bept- rialen N.V., Importers and Pro-

ley’s, A.B.C. Sth -apd 6th, Universal , ducers of Building Materials—Hga-

gel 3; Teleplr.: ’ ZliS; Cable A d :

Trade and Private Ligtvoet

F. M. J. Bur-khardt, manager

Jaissle & vCo., Otto, Importers of MyG !LifeflE!rEV’ESi^TOiKV!fs, (Oapital:

Watches, Jewellery, Gold, Silver Fs. 10 000.000),'Importers of all kind

and Metal Ware—Gebopw Simpa.ng of Machinery, •’Buildingnnlateriais

Apotheek; Tkleph. Zuid *2474; P.O. Tools attd Implements, Haints,

Bon 12; Codes

Jaissle Simpang;

: Mosse Cable Ad: Chemicals, Radio arid Motor-cars

L.; Mutschelknauss and Trucks. Manufacturers of

‘'Steel 1 'monsttrmtiofl-iw’oVk, Steel

‘Drunfe, ‘Paihts,' etc.—dffiees : So’era-

Kaufmann and Ehrenpreis, Handel baja, Semarang, Batavi-i, Meilan,

Mu. N.V., Importers of Glassware,' Tegal, Cheribon, Djocja, Bandoeng,

’Hardware, Household Supplies, etc. PaleUibauv, Pitdang, .Makassar,

—Gable Ad: 'Ehrenpreis; Codes: Men a do, Penang. Ipoh, Amsterdam,

A.B.O. oth and 6th, Bentley’s and London, New Yotk.-^r-Cable Ad:

Staudt and Hundiius Lindeteves; All Codes

,<0300 SOURABAYA

Van deu Linden, H.J., Ned. Ind. Nestle and Anglo Swiss Condensed i

Wapen and Ammunitiehandel N.V., Milk Co.,. Importers of Condensed |

Importers of Fire Arms and Ammu- Milk, Chocolates, etc.—Cable Ad:

nition Nestanglo; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 1

Bentley’s

Maintz Productenhandel N.V , Ex- Nieuwe Soerabaia Courant, News-

porters of General Produce-Cable

Ad: Produtrade; Codes: Bentley’s paper

A.B.C. 6th Liebers, Leviathan, Mer-

euur, Vollers and Private Nippon Menkwa K.K., Importers of

Manson & Co., S.L., Importers of Cement, Cordages Yarns, etc. — j

Cable Ad : Menkwa; Codes: A.B.C.

Bicycles and Accessories—Cable Ad : 5th

Manson; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th and Private Bentley’s, Schofield’s

and 6th,

and Bentley’s

Mauthe’s Aoentschap, C. Jacors, Im- Oliefabriek Ngagel N.V., Exporters

of Cattle, Fodder, Oils and Fats—

porters of Cutlery, Clocks, House- Cable Ad: Olvado; Codes: A.B.C. i

hold Supplies and General—'Cable 5th and 6th, Bentley’s and Mercuur

Ad’: Clockhouse; Codes A.B.C. 6th

and Mosse

Mieondolle Voute & Co., Importers “Oost-Inoie” Handelsvereeniging,

of Fertilizers; Exporters of General General Importers — Cable Ad:

Produce — Cable Ad: Mataram; and Bentley’s : A.B.C. 5th and 6th

Toewan ; Codes

Codes: A.B.C. 5th and Bentley’s

Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha, Ltd.. Gen- Orenstein and KoppEl, N.V., Fabrie-

eral Importers—Cable Ad : Iwasaki- KEN VAN SpOORWEG MaTERIAAL v/H,

Importers of Railway Materials and

sal;. Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th Locomotives for Industrial Purposes

and Bentley’s —Cable Ad: Koppelrail; Codes:

A.B.C. 5th and 6th, Bentley’s

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd., Import- Broomhall,

ers of Tea and Rubber Chests, Glass Mosse and Private

Ware and Cotton Goods, Exporters Oud Pzn & Co., Wed. G., Importers

of General Produce—Cable Ad: of Provisions and Beverages--Cable

Mitsui; Codes: A.B.C. 5th Bent-

ley’s, Mercuur 3rd. Marconi and Ad: Mercuur

Oud; Codes: A.B.C. 6th and

Private

MiTNAUT & CO., SOERAB.AISCHE WAPEN EN H.handkl

E. Oving Jr.’s Ijzer En Staal-

Ammunitiehandel, Importers of Iron andN.V.,SteelImporters of Cement,

Railway Materials

Fire Arms and Ammunition and Locomotives for Industrial Pur-

Naessens & Co., W., Importers of poses, Iron and 'Steel Piper and

Tubes for Cas and Waterworks—

Pianos, Gramophones and Music Cable Ad: Oving; Codes: A.B.C. |

Ned. Ind. Gas Mu, N.V., Importers 5th and 6th, Bentley’e and Private

of Gasplant Accessories, Gas Mach-

inery and Apparatus, Electrical “Patkia” N.V. Handel Mu, Generali1

Accessories and Apparatus, Engines, Importers — Cable Ad: Tolly; '

etc. — Cable Ad: (for Gasplant) Codes:

Gasfabriek, (for Electric Plant) Bentley’sA.B.C. 5th and 6th andl>

Electron

Ned. Indische Landbouw Mt.t, Ex- Pitcairn Syme & Co., Importers

porters and Growers of General Whisky,tile

Mineral Waters and Tex-

Goods—Cable Ad: Pitcairn'

Produce—Cable

Code: Bentley’s Ad: Landbouw; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th, Beni

ley’s and Scott : .

 SOURABAYA C301

Rathkamp & €o., N.Y., Chemicalien- Sanders Birnie, N.V. Mu, tot Ex-

HANDELj Importers of Chemicals and ploitatie Van hist Technisch Bureau,

Drugs — Cable Ad: Rathkamp; Importers of Metals,1 'Agricultural

Code: A.B.C. 5th Implements, Dynamos and Motors,

i etc.—Cable Ad: Sandebirni; Code:

Regnault’s Vekffabrieken, N.V.; Fac- Bentley’s

tories at Sourabaya and Batavia,

Manufacturers of Paint and Var-

nishes, Importers of Chemicals, Schlieper, Carl^ Importers of Build-

Dyes, Explosives—Cable Ad : Reg- ing sories,

Materials, Electrical Acces-

Hardware,' etc.—Cable Ad :

nault; (jpdes: A.B.C. 5th, Bentley’s Schlieper: Codes: A.B.C. 5th, Bent-

and Private

Director—P. A. Regnault (Hol- ley’s, Code

Carlowitz and Engineering

land) E. Hoppmann, agent

Head Agent for 1). I.E.—Th. M. van

Driel Simpangsche Apotheek, Ltd., Estab.

Reiss & Co., Handelsvekeeniging 1855, Importers of Chemicals and

Drugs—Cable Ad: Simpangapot-

N.V., General Importers and Ex-

porters — Cable Ad : Rosmarin; Mercuur : A.B.C., Bentley’s and

heek; Codes

Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th Bentley’s

and Private Smolders, Frans, Utrechtsche Mac-

Remedios Bros., Produce and Im- hinfabriek o.d., Importers of Agri-

! porters and Exporters, Commission cultural Machinery, etc. — Cable

Ad: Frasmu; Codes: A.B.C. 5th

Agents, Specialities, Latest Novel- and Mercuur

ties and Grocery—24, Passar B'esar

Wetan, 1st floor ■ Cable Ad : Reme- Societa Commissionaria di Esporta-

dios zione e di Importazione, General

Ross Taylor & Co., Ltd., Agents for Codes: Importers — Cable Ad: Socita;

| Plantation, Shipping and Insur- Private A.B.C. 5th and 6ih and

ance Companies—Cable Ad : Roscot;

jl Codes: A.B.C1. 5th and 6th, Broom- SoERABAIASCH HaNDELSBLAD, N. V., Daily

b halls, Bentley’s 2nd Phrase and Newspaper—Pasar Besar, Soerabaia;

Birchwood Cable Ad: Handelsblad

f “ Rotterdam” Internationale Crediet Steenkolen Handel Mu, Ned. Ind.,

en Handelsvereeniging, General

Importers—Cable Ad : Internatio ; Importers of Coal and Coke—Cable

I Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th Bentley’s Ad: Coalting; Codes: A.B.C. 5th

Bentley’s, Mercuur and Scotts

I A. I. and Acme

I Ruhaak & Co., Mu. t.v.d.z., Import- Steinhardt, B. & F., General Import-

| ers of Building Materials, Chemical, ers—Cable Bentley’s,

Ad: Steinhardt; Codes:

Mosse and Private

; Dyes, Hardware, Paint, Railway

b Material, etc.—Cable Ad: Ruhaak; Stibbe’s, B. G., Export Mu. N.V.,

* Codes: A.B.C. and Bentley’s General Importers—Cable Ad : Ber-

I sitibbe; Codes: A.B.C. 6th, Bent-

;1 Rhys Handelsvereeniging

Importers of Stationeryvoor

and Indie,

Office ley’s and Western Union

“ Appliances—Cable Ad: Ninhand; N.V., W.J. Stokvis Koninkluke

i Code: A.B.C. 6th Fabriek van Metaalwerken (Ned-

! San Liem Kongsie, N.V. Handel Mu., tary Ind. Afdeeling), Importers of Sani-

j| Exporters of Timber—Cable Ad: ances, Earthenware, Electric Appli-

Metals, etc.—Cable Ad:

v] Sanliem; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and Wisa; Codes:

i 6th, Bentley’s, and Universai Lum- I and Bentley’s A.B.C. 5th and 6th

ber



Van Stork Gebr. & CcT;., N.V., Agent- Vraag and Aan^od (B) V. Bet Techn,

^char voor Machinehandel, Import- Bureau), ImPiQTters, Gfnerai Goods |

ers of Machinery—Cable Ad : Stork; and Machinery—Aloon Aloon Tjon-

Codes: .Mercuur and Western Union tong 58; Telephs^ Z45SQ, Z1144 and r

Z1183; Cable Ad: Electro; Codes: j

AfB.C. 6th edn., Bentley’s and I

Sun Life Assurance Company of Budolf Mosse

Canada—Teleph, Zuid 820 and Zuid

813; Cable Ad : Sunbeam Watt!k

Oscar Stern, branch manager Banded Mij, Estate Agepts—Cable |

Ad: Wavito;- Codes: Broomhalls, ;

Bentley’s and A.B.C. 6th

Union Insurance Society of Canton, Wehry

Ltd.

S. Mason, acting branch manager —' Cable Ad : Wehry ; Codes : A.B.C.

5th and 6th, Bentley’s and M&kduur

J. B. B. Leckie

Wilding fa Co.. General Importers—e 1

N.V., L.E. Tels & Co.’s, Handel Mu, Parade Sti’aat 21 ; Teleph. Boord

General Importers — Cable Ad: 119; Codes :1 Acme. Bentley’s Com-

Letels; Codes: Bentley’s Western plete Phrase and, 'Second

Union and Private O. E. Bergmann, manager

Wingen, N. Van, N.V. Fotografie en 1

Velodrome, N.V., Importers of Auto- Kunstkandel, Importers of Che-

mobiles — Cable Ad : Velodrome ; micals, Electrical

Photographic Accessories

Articles —Cable and ; I

Codes; A.B.C. 5th, Bentley’s and Vanwingen;

Acme Code.: A.B.C. 6tli Ad: j

S EM All ABB

•L

®jropeansd29jV_, .rv— ^ _„r . . ,

be divided in twori parts, the old part .situated near the coast consisting principally pf

native population,

vyhilstabove

thereseais also and a

anwhichdistrict

attractive a little higher

suburbtwocalled up

Tjandi inhabited

situated mostly by Europeans

feet

Bodjong which level,

is the main lies some

street running miles

through to the

the South

toNyri pi on

are the

tho

the lullsSituate;)

town. about 50iiilj

UdWVt.sof j usBcci1

various Government Otlices and the principal European sloops.

The port of Semarang is an. open roadstend, but as fine weather usually pieyaili

loading is only interrupted oh a very few days m the.year.

Railway

whence they facilities

link, up are

withgood

tjieand

mainextend

.line tothrough

Sourabaya, Batavia There

the Island. and Soerakarta froi

are also lighjj

railways to fee up country districts; whilst^ the main motor roads are remarkably gp<

•Semarang also possesses an up-to-date aerodrome.

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BRIGHT IN COLOURS

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all otherbyOfThomas

these

playing

cards

DeChas.Lamanufactured

Rue & (Jo. , Ltd., and

apply to(Joodall & Son, Ltd.,

our Agents:—

Shanghai: MUSTARD & CO., 161, Museum Road.

Hong Kong: MUSTARD & CO., Alexandra Building.

Singapore: BORNEO CO., LTD., Mercantile Bank Building.

Netherlands India: GEO. WEHRY & CO., Batavia, Semarang, Sourabaya.

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DIREC'rOIlY

Airline Co. (Koninklijke Nederlandsch He N.Y. De Rat&afsohe Petroleum-M y.,

Indische Luehtvaart Maatschappy) Handelszaken,

tailers of all mineral Producers and re-

oil products—

Aerodrome Simongan Telephs. Sm. 838, 858. 878, 898; Cable

Autohandel Ada N. V. Dkoste’s Ad : Petreux; Codes A.B.C. 5ith and 6th

edn,

Autoii andel Fiat Import Oo. D.Tin

H. C.Klaasen, agentsigns per pro.

Ouweband,

BANKS II. Houwink, do.

Agencies

Chartered Bank of India, Aust. & China Anglo Saxon Petroleum Co-Ltd.

— Office: Djoernatan Asiatic Petroleum Co.

Ned. Ind. Tank Stoomboofc My, The

China and Southern Bank, Ltd.—Head Hague and General Advisory

Flintkote

Office: Taipeh, Formosa. Sernarang Co , Ltd.

Branch: Gang tengah No. 42; Game Ad: Colas Company

Kananginko

Cultuur Mu. Der Vorstenlanden N.Maatschappu,

Y. Behn Meyer

Handel—

A. Fernhout, agent General

Hongkong ]ephs. Sg. 233 and 235;Behnme-

Heerenstraat 39/41; Gable Ad : Codes:

McNeill.& .'Co.; ageiits' . ABC. 5th and 6th,1 Bentley’s, Acme,

\. V. Internationale Chediet.-en Mosse and

H.W.Menzel, Private '

Handels-vereeniging “ Rotterdam *’ Siierig,manager

signs per pro.

P F. Zinflaenhah. agent H. J. Mbller, assist.

W. Schaap, su.bst.

C. A. J. Jochems, do. agent

A. (!. Braese van G.roenou, signs p. p. Handelsvennootschap v/h Biedep.mann

•D.W. G.P. Van der Meer, do, Co,, Wine Merchants

R. G.astelie, do. Bqelen & Mkgksinge, DpQtprs-at-law—

, It.-C. de;

H. L. Dinger, Raad, do,

Hbl Hcfegehdiirpstraat 12; Tedepn. 1720

. H.J.J.A.Boelen Meursihge

|: Javasche Bank (Java-Rank)

H. Verploegli, agent J. G. van t Oevcr

|_ H. TeunissCn, srih-agerit N.schappi.i

Y. BorneoCable Sumatra 'Handel Maat-

Ad: Boroumy

| Koloniale Directors Bank (Supts. and Managing

of Estates) M.Lloyd’s

Albert,'Agency

agent

F. M. Overing, signs p. p.

j Ned. Ind. Rscoaifto ,My. Burt, MyrtlS,

Importers—CanU/Ad: rang—Ghiieral

Myrtle, -

| B. C.Koetsier, agent \ signs per pro.

J. A. Andriessen, A. Wilding, manager’

Butterwortii I- C^o General, Brokers —

fNED. Ind. Handelsrank, N-V. , Seip,arang/Sdu ralxi y a

J. L. Bigot, ageiit CONSTRUCTIE-W EiRK PLASTS /'plj AfiBEip” ,

Nederlandsche Handel-Maatschappu, G. C. T. y-AN- Dorp’ & Co., Rooks.ell.ers

' ,N,Y. (I^efeherlandSj'Trading Socieiiy.V

I; F. J. K. van der Wal, agent F-RDMANK ifc Si ig/CKENj-Exporters of Java

:

;Spa AKBANK te Semarang (Slicliting A. Sugar and General Producp,

LjjlSSS, Inleg - kapitaal

F. 5,637,469.33 perperult.ult. 1938:

and Reserves I92«: ..F., f... ,G. Ziiggj%^l„.^igns p^r pi-o.

: F. 743,635.45) FlILifA HpiTENlSTEOavC..

C304 SEMA11ANG

Fuchs & Hens “Nederland,” Stoomvaart Maatschappje

P.

Lewis, agent

Nieuwenhuyzen, signs p.p.

J. VAN GoRKUM & Co. Agencies

Hanover Fire Insurance Co. vNew York Pacific .1 ava- Bengal Line

(American Asiatic Underwriters, Ltd., Silver

Java-New JavaYork

Pacific

LineLine

Managers for the Orient)—Cable Ad:

Myrtle

Burt

andMyrtle Co., general managers H (Gevestigd

general& agents

andels vereeniging “ Oost Indie,” N.V.. ;

te Amsterdam)—Kantoren te 1

Amsterdam, Soerabaia, Semarang, Che- 1]

Harmsen, Verwey & Co., General Import- ribon, Batavia, Padang, Makassar,

ers—Sourabaya, Semarang, Cheribon Menado

and Batavia Pitcairn. Syme & Co. — Samarang; also 1

Hotel Centraal atKer,Batavia

Boltonand Sourabaya.

& Co., HeadGlasgow.

London and Offices: |j

Jacobson van den Berg

( Cebu and Davao. Agents in U.S.A.: Iloilo, 11

“Java,” Handelsvereeniging Aaron D, Weld’s Sons, Boston

Java- China- J apan- Lyn Semarang-Creribon Stoomtram Mu

Ir. G. Diephuis, Semarang

H. Roelink, agent

Java Ien Boe Kongsie, Printing Office, Semarang-Joan a StOomtran Mu

Booksellers, Stationers and Importers SeMA RANG SCI! STOOMB. & PrAUWEN VeER i

—Gang Pinggir Street OS;'

Java; Teleph. 185; Cable Ad: Java- Samarang, J. G. Veenehbds, director

ienboe; Code: Bentley’s Semarangsche Administratie Mix

Sik Tjong Be, director Caesar Voute, managing director

MV. Vereenigde Jayasciie Houthandel Serajoedal Stoomtram MaatschaRRu

MaATSCH A PPIJEN

Klaasesz Mineral Water Factory Socteta Commission aria D’Espoetazionk I

e. di Importazione—Piece Goods and).

Knappert & van Oldenborgh, Solicitors Sundries, Teleph. 272, P. 0. Box 43; j;

CableandAd:Private,

Socita, Head

Codes Office:

A. B. C.Milan

6th LL

Koninklyke Paketvaart Maatschappu edri. (Italy)

My.10,000,000),

Lindeteves-Stokyis P. Ch. Willems v. Beyeren, agent

Importers of(Capital:

all KindsFs.of W. Goldberg, signs per pro.

Machinery, Chemicals, Motor-cars, Standard Vacuum Oil Co.—Cable Ad:'1

Trucks, etc.—Offices: Batavia,

Soerabaja, Medan, Makassar, Bandoeng, Semarang, Standvac

Tegal, Cheribon, Djocja, Palembang, H. M. White, agent

Padang,London,Menado,NewPenang, Tpoh, Amster- V. Dake, attorney

dam, York—Cable Ad:

Lindeteves; all Codes Tels & Co.’s L. E. Handel Mu.

Maintz de, Visser Smits

tigdN. teP.Porductenhandel,

Amsterdam) — MV. (Geves-

Bijkantoor Weiiry

Spier van. Zwicfd, signs perpro. W. J.& Ebeling,

Co., Geo.agent

MasMan

Mirandolle, Voute (k Co., MV.

> C. It;C. W.

Verwey, representative ValkenbUrg & Co., Tobacco Merchants 1

van Duinen, agent (estates N. V. .Velodrome, Importers of Automj,

dept.)

M. Dudok van Heel, signs per pro. obiles anches —atHead Office: Soerabaya.

Semarang, Br ;ft

Batavia,Samaran;

Djoch:

Nederl. Ind. Spoorweg Maatschappij Padang and Medan. Teleph. h,

109; Cable Ad: Velodrome; All codes ; -

 PADANGr

Padang, the capital of the West Coast of Sumatra, is situated 100 deg. 20 min. 30 sec. K.

longitude

(1,313 and 1,309

males, 59 min.female)

30 sec.Europeans,

S. latitude. 40,694

The population,

(23.084 male,numbered 51,976 Natives,

17,610 female) of whom 7,212

2,624

<3,945 male, 3,259 female) Chinese, 1,456 (753 male, 703 female) other foreign Orientals

according to Census, 7th of October, 1930. Padang has a splendid natural harbour, the

“Emmahaven,” with up to-date wharfage facilities. The place is an important market

for Import and

cassia-vera, Export

rattan, gumarticles.

damar, The produce

rubber, hides,ofnutmegs,

the Westmace,

Coast,cloves,

such etc.,

as coffee, copra,

are shipped

toKock,

the different ports of the world. The beautiful highlands, with

offer plenty of opportunities for walking and motoring trips amidst most the centre Fort d«

gorgeous scenery. Padang is one of the healthiest places on the Coast, land and sea

breezes contributing materially to lower the temperature. Owing to the absence of

monsoons

being morenoordivision of thedivided

less equally year into

overa dry

the and

wholea wet

year.season can beJune

However made,andtheJuly

rainfall

are

considered to be the dry period.

Padang is now linked up with Medan-Deli on the North East coast

motor road which passes through a great variety of primeval and beautiful scenery. by an excellent

Comfortable

road, so that hotels and rest

the journey houses arefree

is warranted distributed along this 850 kilometer length of

from hardship.

Within short, Padang will be an aerial port so that tourists will be enabled to

enjoy a birds-eye view of this richly verdured tropical island. Padang has two good

hotels and a Rotary Club.

DIRECTORY

Municipality Kamer-van Koopiiandel en Ni.tvkrheio

Mayor—Dr. W. M. Ouwerkerk, ll.d. te Padang (Chamber of Commerce and

?Secretary—Dr. S. Blankstein. ll.d. Industry, Padang)

1

Treasurer—J. M. van der Wal President—W. P. Veth

;! Director of Public Works—J. F. Kipperman, Vice-do. —M. Passer

C.K. Members

J. R. I).— Zijlstra

J. J. deandFlines,

Jhr. J.D. M.L.

Director of Electric Light and Power van Lidth de Jeude

Service—R. van der Weerdt

|Veterinary Surgeon—A. H. P. van der Secretary—M. H. Bruyn

> Put, vet. u.

Kamer van Koophandel en

Nyverheid Chartered

JavascheBankBank,oeagents

India, Airs. &.China

it Chamber of Commerce and Industries)

Chairman—W. P. Veth Javasche Bank

^Secretary—M. H. Bruyn It. W. (jr. B. R. Wagner, manager

Handelsvereenioino Nederlandsch-Indische Escompto Mu.

(Commercial Association) H. H. van Delden, manager

(Chairman—K. H. Plantinga, assist, manager

Members of theP.Board—P.

Schuitmaker

A. Ravelli

a and H. Muysson BorNEO-S UM A TR A IIA NOEL- M A ATSCII API Y,

(Secretary—M, H. Bruyn Importers and Exporters

 0306 PADANG

De Sumatra P>odb, Printers and West-Sumatra Rubber and Koffie-

Publishers

Malayan)— (daily papers, Dutch and CultuurMy.My.“ Taloe"

Cultuur Goenoeng”

Oujtirur My. “Talamau”

HaNDELSMA ATSCHAPPY GUENTZEL & feultitiur My. “ Danam Gadang”, Poly-

magher,Ad: Importers and Exporters phonwerke A. Co.

G. Berlin

Cable Guentzel; Codes A. 13. C. 5th— Dunlop

Nippon Rubber

Yusen Kaisha (Far East), Ld.

and, Gth.Bentley.s Acme. Private

-Huppens^edt,'.Gl'., Importersy Hvg. “ Qost iNruik;”

P. A..Ravelli, manager

dTtTERW A TION'iA E E Ch km ET; E X H'A.NQ^I^A Pass er, k Zoney, M., Importers

•VwsKKKnriNo

and .Kxporters!“ UoTrimoAjM,”! ilmpoi-tdrs ",nav«rlamm2“ ;

S.ogjet a Commission

Ejm ImportA/poNE v/ii .Spineta aria. 'kspoiijAZio^E

Coaimis- j

K«3nVnki-yke Pakui’vaart MaATSci¥AprT.T sioN.iRiA;O.Rientack* Ganpral,importers j

—TPlephs.Padangiao ;md l hnmfdrave)i6;

< ’able Ad: Pak'etvanrt: Codes: BeiiHey-’k

'RecOnd Phrase Cdde, A.B.’C. Sth arYd fith StannARD-V^puum

1 Standvai-

QJiL .Cq.—Cable, ,Ad: j:

;edtis. andPriV'ate ' ^Tels

Lkyisov. lb, Mvporter of.Cplonid Produce it Co,IIande[,, Mv..L.'ItE.,i Importer^- ;

-a I ’ / i —

and Ceher'al Importer - Cable Ad N V. GlEnROEDERs VettI’s T1 Ab’b'kT.Maat-

Lbldsoh sbiVAEPY,

'r‘W. P. VeIinporters an'd'Expd^thrs

th, h eAd rnunh^er

LiNnETKvis-STo.Kvis, Importers F.H. F.vailAnerh' a , liianager

der Piji,'manager, imjkiid!

M a atscttappy Voor TTa vdkl it- Industrie, ' ftlanctgliicf-Directors'of

Import and Export — Cable Ad: Nederlands'ch-Inaische

Industrie Ynent My.My. Barisan Portland Ge- i

Mynbouvv

Mv. t. v. d. z. Van Houten Steffan Ooi, Agencies

Import and Export Tel^ph.

—Padang, Weaving Plant, Ocean Steamship Co.

Ad: Steffan:Sumatra;

Codes: Acme,; 27; Cable,■

Bentley’s, Nederl. Stoomv. .My. “ Oceaan ”

China Mutual Steam Nav. Co., Ld. 1

A.PW.C.J.6thManekuyk,

edn. and director

Private Cunard Stetun'sHip Co., Ld. j'

D. J. Gratiier, pipxy NedwrlatidsCli

Western Indische

Assurance Cb. ' Handelsbank.

■ ijt:

Aqenei.e* Palatine Insurance &• Co..-Ld.

Lloyds,! LondonZee- .t Brand, Ass. My.

Samarangsohe Assurantie My.Feuerversicherungsgd-

“ Veritas ” 1

Nederlandsohe Lloyd Magdeburger

sellsohaft i%

Oost-Indische

Brand Zee- kAly.Brand

Verzekering Ass. My.

“Mercurius” “Union” Assurance'Co." ■ ’ b

Royal Insurance .Co. Amsterdamsche

Le vens veOngevailen Maatschappy

rzekeri n g Verzekeringmyl1 vail I

Queensland

N.I.L.L.M.Y.Insurance Co., Ld. “Fatum”

Opliir-Estates of the Koloniale Bank Wehry k Co., Gep.> Importers

 MACASSAR

| Macassar, the capital of the “gouvernement ,,pefe1)es and Dependencies is situated

j1 119°24'74,700,.

about E. longitude

Of whomand 5°4,200

8' S.were

latitude. The populatipn

Europeans,. numbered

54 OO0.'natives, 16,000inChinese

the end and

of 1933

500

{ foreign Orientals. These figures do not include? the floating population of native

I coolies working in the docks,

II placeAshas

the princij3hl eehtrOdf astrade

great importance in the nOrtli-eastern

a transit port. There part is anofoldthewharf

Archipelago, the

510 metres

| long

new concrete quay about ,1„400 metres in length (the Julianakade), where the steamshipa

(the Wilhelminakade), with custom-houses and godowns for general use and

1 companies have their own waterfront, godowns and ofiice's. The Southern end of the

waterfront, iswarehouses.

11 quarters connected byA breakwater

a highway, several kilometresprotects

long, with the business

rough seas.and Macassar has been closed as2,700 a freemetres

port long the harbour

since August,-1906. from

The town

j; ispart,nicely built. A fine thoroughfare, lined Vyith tamarind trees, traverses

where the Covernment House and other public biiildings are situated, and leads on the principal

both sides to large grass-covered squares—the Koningsplein and Kerkplein. A busi-

ness centre consists of Passar Street, Wilhelminakade and Julianakade. The pleasan-

test living quarters are General van Daalen weg arid Hospitaalweg, where houses with

\\ colonnades give the impression of a town in southern Europe. Around the European

settlementcovered

1>; marshy, the natives'

with have made and

rice-fields theirkampongs.

villages. The Thesurrounding

mountains, country

with theis low

Peakandof

(J Bonthain

are not covered by the fogs that rise from.the plains. Beautiful sunsets are tothey

in the distance* afford a fiiie spectacle,, especially in,the evening, when he

seen every night from the Harbourmaster’s landing-stage.

• |; as president.

The city ofTheMacassar is administered by a Municipal Council with a Burgomaster

j sar, and 2 Chinese),Council has 17 affairs,

Technical membersgrounds(10 of European origin, Jri.Aatives

and . the public of Macas-

sanitary service are

managed, under the supervision of. the Municipal Coupcil, by an Engineer Director of

:I plant

Municipal public works (Ingenieur-Directeur Gemeentewerken).

is managed by a Director (Direoteur -der Gemeente-Gasfabriek) under the The municipal gas

L supervision of the Gasworks Committee, nominated by the Municipal Council. The

f electric lighting plant is in the hands of the Ned. Indische Gas-Maatsohappy.

JI million. Theguilders

harbour (£1,300,000)

(Governmentandproperty) has beenbyconstructed

is administered a HarbouratBoard

a cost(Oommissie

of about twelve

van

Bijstand) with the^ Engineer Harbour-Director (Directeur der Haven) as President,

!|,.| under the supervision of the Department of Public Works at Batavia.

shipping affairs are managed in collaboratiori with the Harbourmaster, and pilots are Marine and

compulsory.

DlilKCTOKY

BANES NederDandsche PIandel-Maatschappij

(NetherlaridS Trading So'ciety) —

LDe Javasche Bank—(Head Office: Ba- Head Office: Amsterdam; Eastern

Head Office: Batavia; Macassrir

.| tavia)

Delegate Macassar Agericy—-Cable Ad: Branch, Cable Ad: Trading

!rHong Eong and Shanghai Banking

1 CoK.i’0 ration (Head Office: Hong Nedereandsgh - Indische Escompto

Kong; Headquarters fori Nether- MaatSchappij CNetherlamds India

Discount- Bank)—Head Office: Ba-

lands East:Indite : Batavia)-—Cable tavia;

i ; Address in J ava: Nefbudcla Madassar Branch, Cable

Agents—The Jata Baraik Ad: Escompo

CIO

C308 MACASSAR

Nkderlandisch-Indische Handelsbank Maintz’ Productenhandel, N.V., Ex-

N.Y.—Head Office : Amaft|rda®u; , p<|iijfer|jLifif Alcohol and General Pro-

Macassar Branch duce '’ Cable Ad: Produtrade;

Codes: Bentley’s, A.B.C. 6th, Lie-

Borneo _ Sumatra Handel Mij, Im- ber’s, Mercuur, Private and Vollers

‘ppTt’efs of Automobiles, Provision^ ; , Michael ■ Stephens & Co., Ltd., Im-

Cigars and. Cigarettes,' Iron and porters.. and.. Exporters, Shipping- j

‘ Stpel, Cheffiicals and Drugs, Cejribnt'i and’) Insurance • Agents—Cable: Ad oi j

' etcf—Cable'* AdBorsumy; Codes': Stephens;: ObdOse ‘Bentley’sv A.BiC..’

Bentley’s, Acpae, , Vpller’s and Pri- |5th a,ad 6th, Western . Unit!a and

vate ' ' ' .Private . , ’ .... j

Catz JavaofTrading

porters, General Co-, N.V., . Ex-e MirandolLe Voute & Co., Importers' 1

Produce—Cab!

Ad:

General CatzcoCodes

.. . A. B .C. 6th and ofProduce—Cable

Fertilisers, Exporters of General

Ad: Mataram;

Codes: A.B.C. 5th and Bentley’s,

Celebes ; Motor Company, N.Y., Im- . Mohrmann &' Cp., J., Handelsvere-

porters of Motor" Cars and Aoces-' ENiqiNG,. Importers of Bicycles, Pro-;i

sories.^—HOad (Office Hoogepad 25-^ visions, Iron and Steel, and Hard-

Macassar 5 : Cable en Ad: Ceinoco. ware, etc., Exporters of Coffee'and

Bfadc^es.

A. E. O.,at M.Braun,

'adb manager

and Gorontalo Grain and Hides, etc.—Cable Ad:

Mohrmann; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and

6th. Bentley’s, Rudolf Mosse, Gar-

Gkoskamp, W.R., Exporters of Hides lowitz and Private

and Coffeb^Oable Ad: TtenJelius; Moluksche Handels Yennootschap, .

Codes: Bentley’s A.B.C and Importers of Automobiles, Provi-

Westeiin, Union: sions and Ammunition—Cable Ad:

Internationale Cbediet-en Handel- 6th Moluksche; Codes: A.B.C. 6th and

svereeniging “ Rotterdam,” Gen- and Bentley’s

eral Importers and Exporters—‘Cable Ned. Tnd. Gas Mij. N.Y., Importers

Ad: Internatis; Codes: Bentley’s of Gas Machihery and Apparatus— '

A.B.C. 5th and 6th and Acme Cable Ads: Gasfabriek (for Gas

plants) and Election (for Electric

Jacobson van den Berg & Co., Im- plants)

porters and Provisions, Building

Materials and Yarns—Cable Ad :

Jacoberg; Codes: Bentley’s A.B.C. OeiCoffee, iSeeuwen & Co., Exporters of j i':

Shells and Pearls, etc,—

5th and 6th and Acme Cable Ad: Conal; Codes: A.B.C.

5th and 6th. Acme-, Rudolf Mosse {

Ledeboer & Co., W. B., Importers and Bentley’s

and

cassar.Exporters—Head

Branches: Menado Office: Ma-

and Reiss & Co., Handelsvereeniging (>

Gorontalo (Correspondencies of v/h, Importers of Provisions, Win-

Netherlands Trading Society); dow Glass, Tobacco and Office !

Cable Ad: Ledeboer; Codes: A.B.C. Appliances; Exporters of General j

5th and 6th, Simplex Standard, Produce — Cable Ad: Rosmarin ;

Bentley’s and Acme Codes: A.B.C. 6th, Bentley’s and

Private

Linde (Yan der) and Teves en R.S.

iStokvis en Zonen,

Met. t.v.d.z., Ltd., ofNed.

Importers Ind. Schlieper, Carl, Importers of Build-.if

Automo- ing Materials, _ Electrical Acces-fi

..biles. Building Materials,

cals and Machinery—Cable Ad: Chemi- sories, Hardware and Metals—Cablet »»

Lindeteves; Ad: Schlieper; Codes: A.B.C. 5th!

and Private Codes: All Standard Engineering and 6th, Berttley’s Carlowitz amdl:

Code

 MACASSAR-MANADO C309

Schmid and Jeandel, Compagnie Com- Steenkolen Handel Mu. Ned. Ind.,

merciale, Exporters of: Drugs, Importers of Coal and Coke—Cable

Ad: Coal tug; Codes: A.B.C. 5th

Coffee, Hides, Mother of Pearl, Bentley’s,

Timber, ' ©tc.^-jCajlble -Ad : Schmi- Mercuur and.Soottks

darm; "Codes': Bentley’s, Acme,

Western Unio-n, A.B.C. 5th and 6th N.schappij,

V. Tels & Co.’s Handeimaat-

General Importers—Cable

and Liebers Ad: Letels; Codes: Bentley’s,

, Acmei and Western.

“SELE]iES’ :' N:Y. AgENTUUR EN COMMIS- Vexit’s H andelmaatschappu N .V.,

siehandel, Importers of Provisions, Gebr., Importers of Provisions,

Bicycles, Bui id lag. Materials and Cement, Haintsi and Varnishes, Tex-

Yarns;' etc.—Cable Ad: Agentuu^; tiles, Yarns, etc., Exporters of

Codes: A.B.O., 5th and 6th, Bent- Coffee,

Skins,

Kapoc, Kapoeseeds, Hides,

Rattan, (Shells, etc.—Cable

ley’s and' Universal Trade Ad: Vethr; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and

6th and Bentley’s

Semarangsche Zee and Brand Assu- Wehry &; Co., George, Importers of

rantie Mijj BykAntoor, Insurance Bicycles, Provisions, Building Mate-

rials and Photographic Articles—

. —lj Passerstraat; Teleph. 57; P.O. . Cable Ad: Wehry; Codes: A.B.C.

Box 38; Cable Ad: Samarangscha 5th and 6th, Benttley’s, Mosse

Assurantie; Code : Bentley’s Western Union and Private

MANADO

Borneo Sumatra Handel Mu., Im- Mohrmann & Co., Handelsvereenig-

porters of Automobiles, Provisions, ing N.V., Importers of Bicycles,

Cigars and Cigarettes, Iron and Provisions, Tobacco, Hardware, etc.

Steel, Chemicals and Drugs etc.— —Cable Ad: Mohrmann; Codes:

Cable Ad: Borsumy; Codes: Bent- A.B.O. 5th and 6th Bentley’s and

ley’s, Acme, Voller’s and Private ' Mosse,

Handels and Cultuur Compagnie Moluksche Handels Vennootschap,

. “Noord Celebes” N.V., Exporters !

‘Importers of: Automobiles, P rovi-

of Copra—Cable Ad: Marmelstein; sions, Ammunition, Textiles etc.,

Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th and Exporters of: Produce—Cable Ad :

Bentley’s MolukscheCodes: A.B.C. 5th and

^LEdeboer & Co., W.B., General Im- . 6th and Bentley’s

porters, Provision Merchants and

General Export^—Cable Ad: Lede-

:• boer; Codes: ABC. 5th and 6th, Nederlanosche Cultuur en Handels-

“ Bentley’s Acme and Simplex maatschappu, General 1 Importers^-

•. , -Cablp jAd-l: I» .Oodes : A.B.C.

5th and 6th and;. Bentley’s

iLiem

; Oei Tiqng & Co.’s Handel Mu

’N.V., Importers Of Provisions,

'Asbestos Sheets, Cement, 1 Cigars, ' R'Efsg 1 & • Cor IIjVNDELSVEREENIGING

j, retc,; — Cable Ad: ILIembeitiong; , ' y/A,. Genera 1 Irhpprteis—Cab 1 e Ad:

■i Codes; ,, A.B.C^.; 5th and 6th and . . Rosmafin • C.ddes r■ A.B:.C, 5th i and ■

Bentley s i0^a 6th Bentley’s and Private

 THE EAST COAST OF SUMATRA

This partofofAcheen

Government the East'Coast of the Islandin oftheSumatra

and its Dependencies north, the.is Straits

situatedofbetweenMalaccathein

the east,andIndragiri

south, (a part ofoftheSumatra’s

the Residency ResidencyWest of Riouw

Coast andandifs ofDependencies)_in

Tapanoeli in the the

west. It

Governor,andis ruledincludes a number

by a bpdy knownThe of States,

as the each

“Inlandscheof which, under control

Zelfbestuur”,by consisting of the

of the6 i

Sultan, his “Rijksgrooten”. country is administered a Governor,

Assistant-Residents,

Justice is dispensed 19 Controllers

by theTiuggi

Court and (inch

of Justice Gezaghebbers)

at Medan, and 3 Assistant-Controllers. j

Tandjung Bale!, Tebing Bengkalis, the the Landraad of Medan,of Bindjei,

Residentiegerechten Medan, j

Bindjei,Courts

native Tandjoeng Balei arid Bengkalis,

or Karaputan. The stapletheindustry

Magistrates, the Landgerechten,

of the country is agriculture,andand, by 1

this being1 dependent upon imported labour (Javanese and Chinese), the labour ques-

tion

people is carefully guarded,.,by .a’special ordinantees. The employer must

whenhashouse his j

monthlyproperly,

paymentsprovide them

are compulsory. with Themedical attendance

question of indenturedand food labour sick, and

received

great attention

for a employed

progressiveby in the recent past, resulting inof acontract

decline new Coolie Ordinance whichlabour

calls

force estates. inAtthetheproportion

end of 1933, 94.14% of the coolies

labourto wasthe free.

total

offartheThePrinces,

supremacy of thehands

Dutch Government is basedover upontheir

political

own treaties with eachso j

as relates tointhewhose

infliction ofistheleftdeath

the jurisdiction

penalty and banishment, subjects

and theexcept

disposal

of land or landed property. Land contracts with Europeans, while made between the

ruling prince and the concessionaire, are subject to the approval of the Governor, j

Mining.contracts

Indies. In all therequire the Dutch

States The approval of the Governor-General

Government has bought the right of thetoNetherland-

.collect the

customs,

officials, is at the disposal of the native rulers and his chiefs. ThebybestGovernment

duties and the ordinary revenues. Land revenue, . collected known of i.

thfe States ofis the

the whole Deli,Eatet

where tobacco

Coast provinceplanting was firstdesignated.

is;sometimes introduced,Deli, andLangkat,

fiy ydiichSerdaiig

name

1

and other tobacco-growing districts^ are celebrated throudhdut the woriR'for their j.

fine

beingsilky tobacco

at once lightleaf, which and

in weight is specially

elastic and suited

strpngfor in,thetexture,

outside Jie.xt

wrappers of cigars,

to tobacco, the, jp,

cultivation of rubber fHevea, BrasilienSis) was developed though it has been con- ,

sjderably

pahn-oif and restricted

hemp. in repent years. There are also important plantaHohs■ of tea, . ^

apdffiwa, ,T3jmre is also,

: I'ejjy important, also isa the export of f|sh

considerable fromofRagan

export timberSi Api

fromApE—to Singapore

the islands near \'

Behgkalis tobySingapore. The production of paddy, though considerable, falls short of; ife;

and the Straits Settlements. An important oil industry exists in the north of the ii

the demand many thousand bags,' which are mostly imported from British India;

district of Pangkalan Brandon. The production is in the hands of the Bataafsche j

Petroleum

brisk TradeMaatschappij.

between Java, Almost the Straitsall necessaries

Settlements,of live Raveand

Europe to beTheimported,

East Coast and is.!

ap

the consequence.

little Medan

town,with(Deli),outtheinresidence

laidschools modern of theand

style, principal civil andbymilitary

administered officials, is aItpleasanm

a Municipality. is well!;i

provided and hospitals. In the town five European

-—the Javabank, the Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China, the Nederlandsche banking corporations

Handels

Indisch Maatschappij,

Escompto the Nederlandsch-Indische

Maatschappij—have Handelsbank, isthealsoNederlandsch- i.

bank. There are two hotels (Hotel de their Boer and branches,

Grand and therea Social

Hotel), one Chmese

Club (Witt* :

Societeit),

Japanese, Indian,Racing, Malay,

Golf andBombay

Tennisandclubs;

Tamilalsoshops,

numerous

etc. houses of business, Chinese

 THE EAST COAST OF SUMATRA C311

The

with Medanport of Belawan Deli,

by road and railway, at the mouth of

the lines ofBoerathe Belawan

whichandextend River, is in

along Brandancommunication

distance upwithcountry,

giving also communication via Tandjoeng Pangkalan Koeta

Radja (Atcheen)

Koeta Penang and, andviato Pematang

the south viaSiantar,

TebingtoTinggi,

the westwithwithTandjoeng

Sibolga, Balei

Fort de(Asahan),

Koek,

Padang, Korintji. Improvements and extensions to the road system are being carried

out by degrees. Other important ports are those of Pangkalan

Poera, Tandjoeng Balei, Bengkalis, Bagan Si Api Api and Laboean Bilik and Pakan-Brandan, Tandjoeng

baroe.

Brastagi andThere are Wireless

Prapat, the formerStations at Medan,

nearly 5,000 Bengkalis

feet above the sea and

levelBagan

and theSi latter

Api-Api.

on

the shoresandofriding

bathing the Toba

mayLake are popular

be enjoyed. holiday

At the resorts(1930)

last ceppus with modern hotels where

the East,Coast golf,

of Sumatra

had a population of 1,673,623, Medan being credited with approximately 75,000.

DIRECTORY

Governor’s Office—Medan 6. Roekoe)

Onderafdeeling Batoe Bara, (Laboehan

Governor of the East of Sumatra—Jhr. B. Controller—M. Klaasen

C. C. M. M. van Suchtelen

Assistant Resident—A.'S. L. Spoor c. 1 (Rahtau

Onderafdeeling

Secretary—G. W. Fris Prapat) Laboehan Batoe

\ Controller—G. J. Forch Controller—G. L. Tichelman

f Officer of the General Treasury — F. H. IVKarolanden,

Afdeeling Simeloengoen en de

■I Zonnevylle Pematang Siantar

Assist. Resident - M. van Rhyn A in’J

'Administrative Derts. of the Govo;. a. Onderafdeeling Simeloengoen,

(Pematang Siantar)

of East .Coast of Sumatra ! Under the Ass. Res. of the Department .

I I. Afdeeling Deli en Serdang, (Medan) Controller—

(Assist. Resident—F. J. Bruggemann b. Onderafdeeling Karolanden,

(Kaban Djahe)

ia. Onderafdeeling Benedeh Deli (Medan) Controller—B. J. van den Berg

iControllen Medan—H. J, de Groot V Afdeeling Bengkalis (Bengkalis)

b. Onderafdeeling Bovan Deli (Arnhomia) Assist. Resident—A. L.-Platt.

/i Controller—A/E. M. Meuleman Controller—

Jc. Onderafdeeling Serdang (Loeboek a. Onderafdeelirig Bengkalis,

1 ; Pakam)

Controller—J. Gerritsen Under the Asst Resdt. of the Department

d. Onderafdeelkig Padang en Bedagei Controller—A. J. M. van der Berg

J l (Tebing Tinggi) b. Onderafdeeling Siak (Siak Sri

'j Controller—S. Steensma Indrapoera)

* P- Afdeeling Langkat (Rindjei) Controller—G. R. Steinstra

t! Assist. Resident—Dr. R. J. W. Reys c. Onderafdeeling Bagen Siapiapi

(Bagan Siapiapi)

i *lS a.1' Directly

Onderafdeeling Beneden Resident

under the Assistant Langkat

Controller—B. van Duuren

Controller (with residence

Brandan) W. Kuiper. Pangkalan

>! !>. Onderafdeeling BovenLangkat(Bindjei) Inspecteur van Financien der Ie Kl.

■fi III. Afdeeling Asahan, (Tandjoeng Balei) Inspect,eur van Financien der le kl., Hoofd

. ?e Assistant Resident—G. W. Meindersma der Inspectie—J. M. Lakeman.

Controller—M. B. Huisman Inspecteurs van C.Financien

Nering Bbgel, — A. Ch. F.

M. F. Braakman.

jU. Onderafdeeling Asahan (Tandjoeng Adjunct-Inspecteurs van Financien—C.

Balei)

>* department under the Assist. Resident of the

Bakker, J. J. M. Brocker, A. H. G. Evers.

0St2 THE fcAST 00AST OP SUMATRA

Surnumerairs der Belastingeii—H. de Harbourmaster—J. M. van der Hoeyen

• •'Groot. ■ Babaian and Aroebaai Harbour

... Belastingjcantoor ■ Assist. Harbourmaster;—'B. Yongste

Controleur der Belastingen—J. F. Enk- Asahan Harbour

• oroma Coffie.

Adiuri.cib-Opntrdleurs1 der, BelastiDgen—A. Harbourmaster—C. ‘E. Sul wegter

,H. Hbyer, E. T . EilBracht.

Belastingambtenaar 3e klaase — Mas Native Courts

, Madakim. Medan j

Cbrnmiezen.

Pels, Mej. derL. Belastingeja—H.

Krygsman, G. P.F. W.A. First President—Dr. J. C. Berenschot I

Driessen, Mohamad Djoezat, H. N. Second do. —Dr. \Y. A. Dumbar

Yisser Bindjei

Klerken — Mevr. N". Kimura, F. B. A. First President—Dr. J. B. Kan

Enkoroma Coffie, C. Hoetapea, Tan

Som Koei, Djanan, Alip, Osmansjah, President—Dr.Tandjong Balei

Mohamad Soeoen, Nico Kasido J. van Schuylenburg

• Gassianus, S. Tampoebolon, Adenoen, Second presdt.—Dr. W'. P. Thomas

Loeab Hasiboean. Tebing Tinggi

Belastinghxntoor BengTcalis. First President—Dr. H. de Boer

Adjunct-Controleur

H. Middleton. der Belastingen—Ch. Kota Radja

President—Jhr. Dr. W. C. van den Bran-

Bda&tingkantoor Bagtm. Si Api-api deler.

Adjunct1 Gontroleur der Belastingen—H. First President—Dr. Langsa

Crawford. J. B. Kan

Bagan Api-Api

Treasuey Magistrate—B. van Duuren

Treasurers—L. Ovefdejk Boerhanoeddin Goenoeng Sahilan

Magistrate

AucTjpN Department High Court: Raad van Jushjhie te Medan

President—J. H, Poser

Superintendent —The Governor Membres—Mrs. B. E. R. N. d. Engelbert

van Beuervoorde, J. Klomp and W. E. 8;

Joustra

Netherlands India Opium Griffier—Miss E. A. Andresen

Monopoly-—Medan Bagan Api-Api

Inspector—F. H. R. Delachaux Magistrate—B. vap Duuren.

Medical Department Police, j

Civil .Medical Officer—J. C. A. tjiteb Chief Police Officer

MIL ITAR.S’' DKPAtlTMEX T CuLtUURRAAD 'j j

Commander—Jhr. W.“Boreel President—The Governor' • ,' |

j Secretary—Mr. C. Hicolai

1 Iarbour Department Adj. Secretary—J. de Graaf

/; ■ Belawan ! 1 llarlwur

! Hoofd-Ingenieur

Waterstaat—Ir. G:van

A.1 L.\dpn Locale Y£i

Sfatiiis-Mulh

Directehr—Ir. S.- F. W‘. liddher' ' InspeCteur van1 den Localen . Yfatersta

HArbourffikstM —Jv'A. B.' ,yap den Hppye' ; — Ir. J. G. Fr'owein en, Ir. ,G. >

■ Pangkafah-Brandhii Harbour “' Bekkering

 THE EAST COAST OF. SUMATRA

Municipality ; I ' i L'ABpUlt iNSfE.CTIQN ■ :':

iroH ib • Modan Inspr.T st (^l.—H. W. A. A. Mertpns (^ledan)

Eurgpmasterv^ J. M- Wesselink ; • I-’,'..', ‘'’Brr.ii

Secretary-^-L. J. Winckel ‘ . ( Administration •6fi FinaMcls' ipJBl the

Surveyor—G. Janseri ' , ■ .1 ativk States ’ 'V

Director—A. S. L. Spoor

Director of Public Works^jBuildirig, and Administrator—B„ G,. Oroene (assist,veld,resident)

Housing Inspection—Ir. wr van Ommen Secretary—J. G. vari EsseJ

Administratie Kantoor Kamerlingh CONSULATES

Qnnes H. y.—19, 21,, 23, 2,5, Huttenbaph-

straat,. Medan; Telephs. 10l and, I2,i: Belgium—Consulate

\V. Gullez i ■

(Medan)

CableAd: Onnes; Codes: A.B.C. 5tb and M. Lemye (acting)

6th edns., Mercuur 3rd edn., Lieber’s,

Broomhall’s, Bentley’s

China—Consulate, at Medan, Deli

N.V, Assurantiekantoor van Blaad- Consul—Tienmai jC- Huang. i(for E.

t eren & Michelsen, Insurance—Kesa- Coast Sumatra, Atjeh,- Tapanoeli

wan, Medan; Teleph. 604; Cable Ad: and Riouw)

Blaamichel; Code Bentley’s Eleve-Consuls— Niu Shu Clnjn and

Lin Che Kang

Secretary—Chew Yim Choo

Bluntschli, H. C.j GeneralAgent—Pakan France

Baroe, Sumatra East Coast Consular Agent—A. Yervloet

Borneo Sumatra Handel Maatschappij Germany—Esplanade, Medan

J. C. Worp, superintendent Consyl—F. Teschner

A. A. Luijl, manager

Great Britain

, British Benevolent Fund Consul —H. Bruce Henderson

Hon. Secretary and Treasurer — Vice-Consul—J. McQueen

A. A. Ritchie, c/o Chartered Bank Pro-Consul—H. Gillespie

Chartered Bank of India, Australia Switzerland Deli, Sumatra

— Consulate at Medan

■

and China (Medan Agency)—Cable Ad:

Durian

A. A. Ritchie, agent United States- of America—Me4an

J. C. Kyle, accountant Consul—Dale W. Maher

A. M. Kittles, sub-accountant Vice-Consul—Wm. Du B. Thorne

J. G. Sellar, do.

De Bataafsche Petroleum Maatschappy

2ivil Aviation (Koninklyke Indische Pangkalan Brandan

Luchtvaart Maatschappij) P. M. de B6er, administrateur

Aerodrbme, Medan—Cable Ad : Aera R. Attot, R. Atot, M. J. Bakker,

Aerodrome, Pakan Baroe—Cable Ad : H. Barth, J. M. Beuker, G. W.

Borsumy Blume, J. Bogaert, G. Bohneyer,

Aerodrome, Palembang — Cable Ad: H. J. M. Borret, W. J. J. A. van den

Aera Bosch, Dr. E. Brandlin, J. W. de

€314 THE EAST COAST OE SUMATRA

Bruyri, H. Buys, R. F. ten Cate, Boorterrein Perlak

H. B.C.H.C.1.Corts,

I)r. Cleerdin, M. H.Dekker,

J. Y. Coester,

J. van J. Band, A. W. de Beyer, J. Bouman,

Delden, Ir. B. A. Geerlings, H. Kluun,.

Dijk, H.J. van H. Dessauvagie,

Dongen, R. N.F. van D. H. G. Kolkman, Ch. H. Peters, Ir.

W. F. G. L. Starrenburg, Ghr.

Dijkstra, Zr. A. M. Eigeman, Dr.

1 J. D. Emeis, W. J. H. Eradus, A. B. Soengei Lipoetand J. D. Ykelenstam

Wezepoll

Flament, J. A. H. Giezen,

Groot, J. A. Hagedoorit, H. HarduS, J. C. D. W. J. C. Bleekemolen

W. Hendrikx, J. P. F. G. Heydeman, Sawang

A.man,Heynckamp, M.

B. M. van derG.Horst, Hoik, C. Hop- P. M.R. A.Bireuen, Ir. A. J. de J ager and

Jakobsen,

J. Klerk, A.M.Jansen, L. Landman, Kerkhof,E.L. van Vliet

Leenstra, G. Ligtbarte, A. Metz, Dr.

H. Meyer,A.Dr.deJ. A-Middendorp,

Morgan, Nieuwe, R. Oswald, D'.E. ‘De HandiIlsvereeniginc; te Medan”

J.D.A.Roschar,

Overtoom,J.Patty, H. Roemer, (Medan Cliamber of Commerce)—

Mdj. F. M. P. Riicker, Voorstraat, Medan

Ir. H. J. C. de Ruiter, C. Schimmel,

Ir. G. H. Scholten, Ir. K. ScRlotens, De Javasche Bank (Agents: Hongkong

J.B. C.J. BimoniS,

H. Sibbing,G. Slotboom,

W. C. J. Slerbias,

YT. van and

CableShanghai BankingCodes:

Ad: Delegatie; Corporation)—

Peterson’s

der

Sombeek, Sluis, Dr.

J. Smit,

Ir. H.J. A..Smits, G. A. and

Stheeman, Bentley’s

Ir. P. Suter, .G. J- Timmer, Dr. S.W. Medan Agency

L. D. Termijtelen, agent

Tromp, G. Uitenbrolk, D. Veenstra,

Ir. F,,C. Verst^egb, Ir. A. Vprstege, Koeta Radja Agency

Dr. Ir. B. L. Voskuil, F. de Vries, J. Rens, agent

J.J. Ph.

G. devanVries, G. J. van

der Wart, L. M.Wesdorp,Wachem, Tandjong Balei Agency

J. J. Weverling and Q. Wijnmalen A. F. Ohlenschlager, agent

Etablissement Pangkalan Soesoe Padang Agency.

R. W. G. B. R. Wagner, agent

J. J.J. vanC. den Boogert,

Dogger, J. W.J. J.C.A. I.Ebbeler,

Crody, Palembang Agency

W. Helm, J. 0. van Heuven van J. Z. Mewe, agent

Staereling, J. Jonker, Ch. W. H.

Klegin,

Lubbers, M. H. L. Lefebre, J.

van de Stolpe and “ De H. Sumatra Post,” DailyMedart;

Newspaper-

M. H. van.A.derJ.Velddn Cable Ad: Sumatrapost,

A.B.C. 6th edn. and Bentley’s complete

Codes:

Boorterrein, Aroebaai phrase code

H.Ir.P. A.N.G.Blokzijl, I.W.C.Soederhuizen,

Neubronner, Varekamp & Co., proprietors

J. H. vanG.Wijk Schot,and A. C. Zandee

Boorterrein Serang Djaja Deri Experiment Station Staff

J. Brandenburg, H. J. Henkes, J. H. J. C. vari der Meer Mohr, direct©]

van de Graaf, H. Renes and M. Entomologist

Schell C. H.J. van

Ir. ten der

Cate,Poel,

secretary

agriculturist

Boorterrein Rantau Dr. J. H. Druff, agrogeologist

A.van Blokdijk, Ir. H. M. Boers, W. H. H. Dr. H. G. veh der Weij, botanist

den Rogaert, F. J. van den A. Siregar, analyst

Bosch,; Dr.

Cordia, Ir. J.Ch. A.D. Cochrane,.

Doornik, K.

W.

Hofman, J. J. Houthuyse, Ir.

, H. J. M. W. de Quartel, W. Roelfs, Deli waySpoorweg

Co.)—Medan Maatschappy

Deli; Teleph.(Deli Ra|

32: Cabft;

C.J. W.F. van der SluiA L. L Spijdersj

J. Spoor, H. Tulp, , G. J- 5th edn. Ad: DelispoOr, Medan; Code: Mercur

. Vermeulen,

Verton, H.H. W.

J.J. Zipp A. Versneh

A. Wilting and Direction in Europe—Dell Spoorw

MaatschappyC.) (Heerengracht Ifl

Amsterdam

 THE EAST COAST OF SUMATRA 0815

Chairmen—Herbert Cremer, Ir. G. C, Harrisons & Cr,osfield, Ltd., Merchants,

M.

H. E.Smits, Ir. E.andO.

Kielstra 0. W.J. van

vanPyk, Mr. Lloyd’s

Kempen Juliana Agents and. Estate

Huis, Medan ; Teleph.Agents—

200 (5

Director—Ml. B. H. 'A. van Kreel lines); CabTe Ad: HarPieros, Medan;

(Amsterdam) . ' ’ • Codes: Bentley’s Phrase, Broomhall’s

Local Directors—J. H. Bitters and Dr. (Rubber edn.), Mercuur, A.B.C. 5th edn.,

Western-Union 5-letter edn. arid Private.

H. Kolkman

Ir. A. Baron van Styrum, gen. mgr. Head 1-4, Office:

Great Harrisons

Tower Street, & Cmslield^Ld.,

London, E.C.

Ir.(wayA. H.andvan ’Assen,

works) secty. supt. Branches: Baridoeng, Batavia, Calcritta,

Ir. J. A. A. Hoefnagels, loco. supt. Calicut, Colombo, Kuala Lumpur, Medan,

J. J. Kok, chief accountant Melbourne,

and TangierMontreal, New York, Quilon

Ir. A. ‘Kfeift; supt. (traffic and trade) J. McQueen, Manager

Estates Department

Dtjnxop & Co., E., Imjport Merchants W.T.Thomson

C Shedden ; |I W. K. Munro

A. Bruce

H. H. Yermfeer, manager G, T. Thompson | S. McClure

C. rF. Eeitz

F. D Schut , Finance and Accounts Department ,

A.R.Logan

Catto II R.H. J.Gillespie

Selby

Eastern Extension,

1 Australasia & China

Telegraph Ob., Lth. (Associated with Insurance Department

Cable and130;Wireless Ltd.)—Medan,

Eastern Deb; Import C. Eikens *

) Teleph.

J. G. Lawrie,Cable Ad:

manager Department

M. G: Calder, assistant F. A. Moes 1 K. Q. van Leeuwen

Shipping Department

Guthrie & Co.* Ltd. (Established 1821), W.A.M.C.Campbell

Weeda

Merchants—46, Oudemarkt, . Medan; Procuration Holders

Telephs. 36V/8; Cable Ad: Guthrie;

Codes: Bentley’s, Complete Phrase and J. W.

A. Bland

Bentley’s 2nd Phrase . d M. Campbell I A. Logan

J. E.C. Horn,

Gardman, managersigns per pro) R. Catto I W. Thomson

N. W. Taylor Belawan Sub-branch

G.

J. E. Hendriksen

N. V. Handel Maatschappy

I Schumacher, Import, Export, Shipping Guntzel and Tandjong Balei Sub-branch

and Insurance— Medan, Deli; Codes: Siantar H. G. Kromsigt

A.B.C. 5th and 6th edns., Bentley’s, Sub-branch

Private and Acme. Head Office: Medan. L. L. A. Beek

i Branches: Padang, Siboga, Singapore,

j Amsterdam and Hamburg Immigrants’ Asylum—Medan Boolweg 23;

Teleph. 6

N.VanV. Handel Maatsc-happij, v/h President—J.

Secretary—G. H.vanBitters

der Yeen

Nie & Co., Import

Serdangweg, Medan; Cable Ad: Yannie, Merchants— Medical Officer—Dr. E. Snethlage

Codes: A.B.C. 5th & 6th edns., Bentley’s Manager—O. Maas

Complete

Mercuur Phrase, Rudolf Mosse and Koek & Co., Automobielhandel—Medan

D.

A. D.P. vanvan Meerten,

Buren Scheie,director

procurator

Jong M. Ph.Bronkhorst

A.J. D.H. H.de Kuyp van McAuliffe, DavisTeleph.

Building, Medan; & Hope941; —Cable

Nillmij

Ad:

P. Hartmans S. van der Meer McAuliffe, Medan; Codes:

Broomhall’s Rubber edn. Bentley’s and

W. van Enter P. Wols

L. van den Berg van der Wei Sir(London)

H. T. McAuliffe, f.c.a., partner

G. F. Westerburger

C316 THE EAST'COAST OF SUMATRA

F. H. Grumitt, A.crA., partner {Penang) Samakangsche ZfcE-EN Brand-Assu'ran-

A. Dobson, a.s.a.A,‘ do. (SingAporb) tie M aatschappu—Head Office: Sama-

G. A. Miifpby,1 A.fc.A., assistant (Sigris rang.

Offices

-Cable Ad: Parisejapi. Branch

at Medan, Soerabaia, Bandoeng,

the firm) , Batavia, Makassar, Amsterdam and

A. M. Griffith, a,G-A., assistant Sydney

S. Lee, a.c.a., do., F. van Otten, manager

London Firm arid Branches

McAuliffe, Davis & Hope, Chartered {Society of Assistants in Deli —

Accountants, 80, Bishopsgate, Lon- Coens traat 3 van den Akker

President—M.

don, E.C. 2; and at Penang, Secy.,

Singapore, Batavia, Soerabaya,

Paris, Barcelona, Madrid, New —H. Treas. and Editor of the paper

J. de Ruyter

York, Rio-de-Janeiro, Sao Paulo, Consuls—A.

Driebergen H. and Colijn,

L. van EsC. W. van. ;

Santos, Para, Buenos Ayres and Fortnightly Paper: De Planter

Colombo

Nederlandsch Indische Handelsbank Varekamp & Co., Printers, Publishers,

Bookbinders, Booksellers and Stationers,

N.V.-Medan; Cable Ad: Handelbank Publishers of the Daily Newspaper “De ;

J. Franse, agent Sumatra Post”—Medan, East Coast,

Ch. J. Palstra, accountant Sumatra; Code: A.B.C.' 6th

J. A. M. van Harencarspel J. Yarekamp, manager

D. Broekhuizen E. G. Leffelaar, assist,Escompto

Nederlandsch-Indische manager Mij.

.

Chartered Bank of India, Australia

and China

Nederlandsche Handel Maatschappij, A. P. A. A- Besnard

N. V. (Netherlands Trading Society), P. Vrijdal N. Nagel |

H. Miss Holtzapffel

G. |||

Bankers—Telephs. 1671 and 1675; Cable

Ad: Trading J. J.puinker

van Dillen C. Asbeck

S.J, Keppler

M. Buse Rrusse fl

Roos, Anton, Import and Export Merchant G. R. Smit G. Mann

—Medan, Pangkalan Brandan; Belawan;

Cable Ad: Antonroos; Codes: A.B.C. Waugh & Co., Ltd., Henry

4th and 5th edns. and Bentley’s A. T. M. Hancock, manager

ClcLssiJied. lAst of Agents, Afevchants

and. Afanu.factu.rers in this

territory, also a List of Cable

Addresses, Trill be found at the

JEnd of the Directory. Classified

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 PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

Named in honour of Philip II, King of Spain

rosaryTheof Philippine Islands

glowing islands thathave

naturebeen has picturesquely

hung about thedescribed

heaving bosomas ‘a ofmagnificent

the warm

Pacific.’ The archipelago is bounded on the north and west by the China Sea, on the

east

area is 115.000 square miles, while the land and sea area, embraced within theThetreaty

by the Pacific Ocean, and on the south by the Celebes and Suin' Seas. land

boundaries is 833,000 square miles, which is greater than the land and water area of

Great22Britain

and North and Ireland.

Latitude, and The

fromPhilippines

East to West extend from117North

between and 127 to South between 5

East Longitude,

or approximately 1200 miles from North to South, and 700 miles from East to West.

Area and Population

The total area of the Philippine Islands is 114,400 square miles. This is larger

than the states of New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Delaware put together.

The Philippine Archipelago is composed of 7,083 islands, of which 2,441 are named

and 4,642

more than are not.

1,0005,124; There

miles.are

squareNegros, 11 important

Luzon islands,

has an area each ofsquare

of 40,814 whichmiles;has anMindanao

area of

38,012; Samar,

2,799; Cebu, 1,695; Bohol, 4,903;

1,534; andPalawan,

Masbate,4,500;

1,255.Panay, 4,448; Mindoro,.3,794; Leyte

The Archipelago is divided into three great groups of islands designated as

Luzon,

Bataan,the Yisayas,Bulacan,

Batangas, and Mindanao. Luzon includes

Cagayan, Camarines Norte,theCatnarines.

provincesSur,of Cavite,

Abra, Albay,

Ilocos-

Norte,

Nueva Vizcaya, Pampanga, Pangasinan, Rizal, Sorsogon, Tarlac, Tayabas Ecija,

Ilocos Sur, Isabela, Laguna, La Union, Mountain Province, Nueva and

Zambales, and the island-provinces of Batanes, Marinduque, Masbate and Mindoro.

The second group, the Visayas, is made up of the provinces

and Iloilo, on the island of Panay; Occidental Negros and Oriental Negros, on the of Antique, Capiz

island

Samar of Negros; and theTheindividual island-provinces isof made

Bohol,upCebu, Leyte, Romblon,of

Agusan,andBukidnon,

Palawan Cotabato,thirdDavao,

group, Mindanao,

Lanao, Misamis, Surigao, ofZamboanga,

the provinces

and a

cluster of islands forming the province of Sulu.

According to the Philippine Census of 1918, the total population was 10,314,310

chiefly of the Malay

ofparttheofblending race,Oriental,

of the 91| per cent, of whomand

the Spanish, were Christians receiving the benefits

the population included 9,428,291 Filipinos;the American

43,802 Chinese;civilizations. This

5,774 Americans;

7,806

and Japanese;

977 of other 3,945 Spaniards;

nationalities. 1,140 English; 286 Germans; 182 French; 125 Swiss;

and pagans, but even these are nowOnly fast932,953, or 9.4 per ofcent.,

taking advantage were ridn-Christians

the all-pervading system

of publ c schools.

Physical Features and Climate

Plain,Thethecoastline

Cagayanincludes manyValleys

and Bicol fertile coastal plains.

of Luzon; Added toPlain

the Central theseof are the and

Panay; Central

the

Agusan and Cotabato Valleys of Mindanao. Most of the large islands are crossed by

well-defined ranges, running, as a rule, in a north and south direction; Mount Apo, in

south-eastern Mindanao, is the highest peak, with an altitude of 9,610 feet.

within Thetheparttyphoon

of thearea

archipelago

and violentnorthstorms

of theareislands of Mindanao

of frequent occurrenceand during

Sulu comesthe

rainy season July to September inclusive.

The climate in the lowlands is tropical, but compared with most other tropical

countries itclimes.

temperate is neither unhealthful norofunpleasantly hot, even to people born inmakes

the

the neat trying, butAtthecertain seasons

thermometer the year

seldom humidity

registers the intemperatures

the atmosphere

not uncom-

D1

 m PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

monly experienced in New York, Washington, or Tokyo in the height of summer.

Moreover the periods of extreme heat and extreme humidity, in the Philippines, do

not period

coincide. The tohotMay,and dry season occurs

heavyofinthe

the greater part of the andislands during jj

Speaking inMarch

the general the heatwhile

in mosttheparts rains fall between

islands is neverJuneextreme,September,

and sun-

stroke is so rare as to be almost unheard of. Due to the fact that the islands are con-

stantly fanned by refreshing sea breezes, the nights are pleasantly

altitudes the climate is temperate, and at times wintry. At the mountain resort cool. In the higherof

Baguio, 180 miles north of Manila, log fires are to be found burning in the living rooms

of most homesides during the greater part of the year.

The northern part of the archipelago lies within the typhoon area, and violent

storms which usually have their origin in the Pacific, east of the Philippines not

infrequently

warning of the sweep over theof aislands

approach typhoon leaving destructionpublished

is invariably in theirby wake. Timely

the Weather

Bureau of Manila, so that every possible precaution may be taken to prevent j

unnecessary loss of life and destruction of property.

The islands are at times subject to great seismic and volcanic activity. Of the

active volcanoea,

symmetrical shape,Mayon,

which isinanthe province

almost perfectofcone.

Albay,This

is noteworthy becauseforth

volcano has broken of its

in |

destructive eruption on several occasions within recent years. During the eruption

of 1900 lava flowed from its crater to the sea, a distance of nearly ten miles. In January, ■

1911,

Manila,Taalburst

Volcano,

forth on

witha small

titanicisland in the

violence, middle

causing of loss

great LakeofTaal, 40 miles

life and south ofa

annihilating

dozen villages.

Mindanao. Other important

Claro Babuan on a smallactive

islandvolcanoes

north ofareLuzon,

Canlaon

and inCatarman

Negros, Apo in j

on the

island of Camiguin. This volcano made its first appearance in 1856 as a column of |

smoke between

attended two rocks.and Inby the

by earthquakes, 1860following year it anunderwent

it had attained elevationviolent eruption,

of 700 feet. In ij|j

nearly all the islands of the archipelago extinct volcanoes exist.

The Bureau of Health is the Government branch in charge of enforcing measures

and promulgating rules and regulation for thesanitary

promotion and protection of nublicl ,

extendsand

health to allforthethecities,maintenance of general

towns and barrios of the Islands. conditions. Its jurisdiction

Due to its work, there has '|

been noticeable general health improvement all over the archipelago during the past; :

two decades. The system of sanitation actually enforced in the Philippine Islands is i

conceded to be on a par with that of any other civilized country in the world. The

people of the Philippines

and are beginningTheto oldrealize the advantages

distrustofall

a well-organized ■.

rulesnation-wide

in the country system

has ofdisappeared;

sanitation. the peopleattitude

to-day areof exerting towards

their sanitary

energies J:

toward promoting the gospel of clean and healthy living. Hospitals are fast increas-j

ofisingthe

thethroughout

people. theManila,

PhilippineInGeneral

Islands,theand everyanddayonethev

largest

Hospital.

aremost

gaining

There areof 10thehospitals

ground in thetheestimation

up-to-date

in the among hospitals

ctiy of Manila and I„

21 in the provinces. Activities related to child welfare in general are looked after by i

the

Inspectors BureauhasofthePublic

immediateWelfare. The Board

supervision of Pharmaceutical

and control of all pharmacies,Examiners and ii

drug-stores,

dispensaries and similar establishments, both private and public, in the Philippines., r

be lower The death

than theratedeath

among ratetheinEuropean

New YorkandorAmerican

Chicago. residents

This may of Manila is saidfor,to

be accounted

however, by the fact that a majority of such residents do not establish themselves in

the

their islands

moretheuntil theyhomeland

temperate have reached adultapproach

as they age, andthethey almostyears.

declining invariably returnas toa;

Moreover,

rule, only physically fit venture to leave their own country for the purpose of carving

out

such careers for themselves overseas. Ideal(5000 health

feetresorts arelevel),

foundandin the

the highlandr

in theasvicinity

Baguio ofin Lake

the Mountain

Lanao, inProvince,

Mindanao. The above sea

medicinal qualities of thesettlement

waters of

Sibul Springs, Los Banos, Klondyke’s

mineral springs, are known to be of great value. (on the Benguet) road, and many other hot or>

 PHILIPPINE ISLANDS D3

History

In his trip around the world, Ferdinand Magellan, a Portuguese, in the service

I ofcountry,

Spain,colonized

discovereditthein Philippine

1565, whenIslands

Legaspi, on Marchfirst16th,Governor

1521. Spain, claiming the

founded the first Spanish settlement in Cebu.theThe city of Manilaof the

wasPhilippines,

founded on

June 24th, 1571.

It The early

between history

the civil of the Philippines

and ecclesiastical authoritiesis a led

record of continual

to internal trouble.while

contentions, Conflicts

both

I Portugal and the Netherlands coveted these rich possessions and harassed

In 1606 the Dutch blockaded the ports with five ships, which were, however, destroyed the Spaniards.

II by the Spanish

piratical fleets. fleet.

The mostAttacks were also

celebrated made was

of these at different points by

the invasion by Lipowerful

Ma Hong, Chinese

who

with 2,000

Spaniards men

and landed

natives, at

under Manila

the in 1574,

leadership but

of was

Juan defeated

de and

Salcedo;. driven

Inl762'the out by the-

capital

was taken by the English, the private property of the inhabitants being saved from

plunder on the condition of the payment of a ransom of £1,000,000,' half of which

was paid in money and the other half in bills upon the Spanish Treasury. In the

meantime,

Spain, paymenthowever,

of thepeace

balancehadof been concluded,notand

the indemnity beingtheinsisted

islandsupon.

were restored to-

galleon trade instituted by the Spanish Government ending in 1815.in The

The Filipinos were given representation in the Spanish Cortes 1810.portTheof

Manila was opened to the commerce of the world in 1830. . With the opening of the

nf Suez Canal in 1869, direct mail service with Spain was inaugurated and railroads and

8• ijjt telegraphs

were made were introduced

in 1822, into1872

1841, 1842, the and

Islands.1896. Attempts

On Juneto12th, throw1897,

off the Spanish Inde-

'Philippine yoke

i ’ pendence was proclaimed in Cavite, and the Philippine flag was officially unfurled.

; Upon the outbreak

Insurgents offered toof co-operate

hostilities with

between the the United.TheStates

former. offer and

was Spain

acceptedin with

1898, , the

the

1 result thatSpanish

overthrew while the Americans

authority took andtheheld

throughout the cityof oftheManila,

reinainder Island the Insurgents

of Luzon and

established a government of their own with General Aguinaldo as Dictator. Com-

JI i, modore Dewey

Philippine

Eroviding

sank the

forEepublic was ofSpanish

the cession

squadron

established,

the Philippine

in Manila Bay1899.on The

on January

Islands to23rd,

May Treaty

the United States,

1st, 1898. The

wasofratified

Paris,

y the Senatein ofthetheIslands

United States on4th,February 6th, first

1899.Philippine

Civil government ; was

3J'[ established

inaugurated on October 16th,on 1907. July"The 1901. Philippine

new The Autonomy Act, Assembly

commonlywas

known as the Jones Law, came into force On August 29th, 1916. To-day, with the

iy4 exception of theof Governor-General,

internal affairs the country is practicallyand theinVice-Governor,

the hands of thetheFilipinos.

administration r of the-

Government

i i The government of the Philippine Islands is administered through three separate

i and co-ordinate branches—the executive, legislative, and judicial.

Jj The Governor-General is the chief executive of the Islands and represents the

>Pl[‘I sovereign power of the United States. He is appointed by the President of the

r United States by and with the advice and consent of the United States Senate.

> Under him are the secretaries of six executive departments—the Department of the

: »> > Finance,

Interior the

andDepartment

Labour, theof Justice,

Department of Public ofInstruction,

the Department A griculturethe

and Department

Commerce andof

1 * I the Department of Public Works and Communications. With the exception of the Vice-

sij same

Governtime

or, who is appointed

Secretary in theInstruction,

of Public same way asallthetheGovernor-General

other secretaries and is at. the

are Filipinos.

I Under each executive department are the different bureaus of the Government.

) I HouseTheofPhilippine legislativeThere

Representatives. body are

is composed

in all 93 ofrepresentatives

two Houses—the

and 24Senate and the

senators, re-

i1 presenting

of whom the

are City

elected of

by Manila

popular and

vote the

with 48

the provinces

exception of

of the

nine archipelago, all

representatives

i and two senators who are appointed by the Governor-General to represent the

b provinces of Nueva Vizcaya, Mountain Province, Agusan, Bukidnon, CotabatO, Davao,

*D1

D4 PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

Lanao,

million. Sulu and Zamboanga. The number of registered voters is approximately a

The provincial and municipal governments are within the jurisdiction of the

Department of the Interior and Labour. The Executive Bureau, through which the

former Department of the Interior, now Department of the Interior and Labour,

exercised administrative control and supervision, was abolished effective 1933, and the

thirty-eight regularlyareorganized

Batanes and Palawan provinces

now directly and by

supervised twotheso-called

Departmentspecialof provinces

the Interiorof

and Labour. Through the Bureau of non-Christian Tribes,

Interior and Labour exercises its administrative control and surpervision over ninethe Department of the

specially organized provinces. The chief executive in each province is a provincial

governor, who is elected by popular suffrage except in five specially organized

provinces

Lanao, Mountainunder theProvince

Bureau ofandnon-Christian

Sulu, whereTribes,he is namely,

appointedBukidnon, Cotabato,

by the Governor-

General subject to confirmation by the Philippine Senate. With the provincial

governor are two other members of the provincial board, which constitutes the

legislative

provinces asbranchwell asofinthetheprovincial

two specialgovernment.

provinces ofInBatanesall theandregularly

Palawanorganized

the two

members of the board are elected by popular vote. In each of the specially organized

ofprovinces under thegovernor,

the provincial Bureau ofthe non-Christian

provincial Tribes,

treasurerthe orprovincial board is secretary-

the provincial made up

treasurer

provinces (who is an appointive

of Agusan, Davao, Nueva official), and aand

Vizcaya, thirdZamboanga,

member who, in the case

is elected of the

by popular

vote, and in the case of the provinces of Bukidnon, Cotabato, Lanao, Mountain

Province, and Sulu, is elected by the votes of the councilors and vice-presidents of the

municipalities

in each town orand municipal districts.

municipality and the local The legislative

municipal president

branch isisa the chief executive

municipal council

composed of the president, the vice-president, and from four to eight councillors,

depending upon the classification of the municipality, except in the case of the

municipalities

the number of under the Bureau

the barrios in the ofmunicipality.

non-ChristianThe Tribes whose the

president, number depend upon

vice-president, and

the councillors are all elected by popular vote. In the special provinces under the

B.N.C.T. there are still some municipalities with appointive presidents, but the

vice-presidents and councillors are elective.

The Philippine judiciary system consists of the Supreme Court, as the highest

tribunal; a Court of First Instance for each judicial district, except the ninth district,

ManilahasandfiveBaguio;

which judges, and

the same covering

a Justice the city

of the Peaceof court

Manila;for the

eachMunicipal CourtsTheof

municipality.

Supreme

whom are appointed by the President of the United States with the consent ofalltheof

Court is composed of one chief justice and ten associate justices,

United States Senate. The Supreme Court has appellate jurisdiction over the

Courts of FirstIslands

the Philippine Instance.

to theAnSupreme

appeal Court

lies from the decision

of the of the inSupreme

United States Court of

certain cases.

Education and Literacy

cipal Public

aim iseducation

to make in the

the Philippines

people sociallyisonproficient.

free, secularAsanda means

co-educational, and emphasis

the prin-

is placed upon the spread of literacy the basis of a commonto language—English.

this end, |»

The Bureau of Education maintains a complete system of public education. Public jo

elementary and high areschools are distributed throughoutof the Islands.in theInsular schools

isforincreasing

special education

every year and maintained.

now exeedsTheoneenrolment

million. Privatestudents schools, public schools

patterned after jfEe

the public schools, besides the old Spanish schools and colleges which still survive, have »

sprung up in the Philippines in recent years. The enrolment in private school and

colleges is around 115,000. These schools otter primary, intermediate, secondary,

collegiate, technical and vocation courses, and come under the supervision of the

Department

and even theofoldPublic SpanishInstruction.

schools andPractically

colleges have all English

these offer instruction

as the medium inof English,

instruc-

tion. Upon graduating from the high schools, the students n vers are admitte 1 to higher

institutions

established of

and learning,

maintained among

by thewhich are

Philippine the U i

Government, ity

the of the Philippines,

University of Santo

ofTomas, the Colegio de San Juan de Latran, the National University, and the University

Manila.

 PHILIPPINE ISLANDS D5

English and Spanish are both used as official languages and are widely spoken in

the Islands.

six established The English language

with isandbecoming

printedtheliterature,

dominant namely,

language.the There are

Yisayan, Ilocano,native

Bicol,dialects

Pangasinan some Pampangan. Tagalog,

Not including the various dialects of the Mohammedans of Mindanao and Sulu,

or of the Mountain tribes of Northern Luzon, or of various tribes of Pajans.

Agriculture and Minerals

Gane Sugar is by far the most important product of the Islands. Extensive areas

of cane are under cultivation in Negros, Panay, Central Luzon, Cebu, Mindanao and

Leyte, and modern mills and refineries have been established, in recent years, in thees

localities.

The Philippine Islands is an agricultural country. The people depend chiefly on

domestic agricultural products for their livelihood, and approximately 88 per cent,

of the total exports of the Islands is made up of the produce of the farms. The soil

isallfertile to aofdegree,

varieties being fordeposits.

sedimentary the mostThe parttotal

volcanic

area ofin cultivated

origin and lands

exceedingly rich in

in the Philip-

pines at the present time is estimated at 6,296,178 hectares, or 20 per cent, of the

•entire area of the country.

Bice is the staple food-product of the inhabitants of the Islands. It is their most

widely cultivated

| hectares. crop. quantities

Considerable The area ofdevoted to itshowever,

this cereal, cultivation areisstillnearly two million

imported, chiefly

, , from farmers French

are Indo-China.

realizing the Through

advantages the efforts of the methods

of scientific Bureau ofin Plant Industry local

rice farming. Seed

|!r -selection is given due emphasis. Several irrigation systems are now completed, many

1 more are in process of construction, and others are being projected. This is bound in

the near future to do away with the ravages of droughts, which are of periodical

I- occurrence, and at the same time make feasible the growing of two or three crops a

1| receivingyear in theduericeattention

sections from

of thethearchipelago.

GovernmentThe andextension of cultivated areas is also

the local farmers.

Manila hemp, which the Philippines

| material, is produced from the leaf stalks of the Abaca plant thrivingsupplies to the world as first-class cordagein

extensively

the Islands only. The fibre is also used for making binder twine, and from the old

I disintegrated Manila ropes is made the well-known and much-used Manila paper. In

I|, excellent

the Philippines,

making baskets,Abaca

ofresults. fibre ismats

slippers,

Within

extensively

the last andfew other

used in thethe

years articles,

manufacture

a very important fibre has

use for

ofbeen

cloth.triedInwith

the fibre has

the

| been J found in the manufacture of hats.

:|I; -considerable

Coconut sourcepalms are grown extensively

of wealth. Tobacco is and growncopra and vegetable

successfully in theoilfertile

constitute

valleysa

I1 formespecially of Cagayan river, and is exported to the United States

of Cigars and leaf tobacco. The best and choicest class is raised in the provinces and Spain in the

1 ofs Cagayan and Isabela in northern Luzon.

" Sugar-cane

I noteworthy thrives

feature very well,growing

or sugar-cane principally in themanufacturing

and sugar island of Negros. The most

is the increase in

I; the number of sugar centrals during recent years. The extension of the cultivated

i1| ofareafertilizers

and the and introduction of tractors and other farm machinery of good,

proner culture have largely brought about the increase in production. varieties, use

Among the other crops with great agricultural possibilities are maguey, sisal, com,

coffee, rubber, kapok, cacao, cassava, peanut, vegetables and fruits. Cattle-raising as

! an agricultural pursuit is also very promising.

Gold continues

. Its production to beincreasing

has been the barometer of mining

annually until inactivities

1932 theintotalthe output

Philippine Islands.

has reached

approximately 10,500,000 pesos. This production has placed the Philippines as the

■ fourth greatest

the Benguet andgold producing

Masbate districtsareahave

underbeentheconsistent

United States flag. Inforquarts

producers a numbermining,of

years.

The threeAtgreatpresent the Benguet

producing minesdistrict

in orderproduces

of theirabout 95% of the

importance aretotal

the output

Benguetof gold.

Con-

solidated, the Balatoc, and the Itogon mines, all of which are located in Benguet.

With other new mines that started milling during the early part of 1933, it is pre-

 PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

dieted

pesos. In addition, theft? is a small1933production

that gold production during from lodefrom miningplacer

aloneoperations

will reach and

14,003,000

from

desultory mining in other parts Of the Islands.

With the present market price of gold, other districts are being prospected and

companies are being organized to explore claims that show possibilities. Of the new"

districts thattheateAbra-Bontoc-Kalinga

mentioned: being explored bothdistrictsfor lodeof and the placers

MountaintheProvince,

following the

mayIpo-be

Salacot districts of Bulacan, the Pahtabangan-Penaranda districts of Nueva Ectja, the

San Nicolas district of Pangasinan, the Iponan-Cugman districts of Oriental Misamis,

the CuruanRenewed

Mindoro. district activity

of Zamboanga,

is also' and the San

reported in the Teodoro-Puerto

Paraeale-Mambulao Gal era districts

district ofof

Camarines Norte and in Suriago where the Tambis Gold Dredging

working since it took up the interest of the Lianga Mines Limited in Hinatuan River. Company has been

goldNomining.

silver mining

Small isquantity

done in oftheplatinum

islands, isbutalsosilver is produced

recovered as a by-product

in connection with placer of

operations.

The nativeof furnaces

Development of Bulacan

the chromite depositcontinue to be the

in Camarines Sur only

is nowsource

beingofpushed

iron production.

to reach

the production stage at an early date. Other metallic deposits worthy of considera-

tion are the copper of Mankayan and Suyoc; chromite of

iron of Surigao and Calambayanga Island; manganese of Iloeos Norte and Masbate; Zambales and Pangasinan;

and lead and zinc of Masbate and Marinduque.

Coal isandbeing

in Cebu produced

another from Cebu, Mindanao

in Binangonan, and Batan.Portland

Rizal, manufacture Two cement

cementplants, one;

for export-

and for domestic consumptional Lime factories in Rizal, Tayabas

Suick and slack lime for use in sugar refineries. Exploratory drilling for petroleum in and Iloilo produce

ondoc peninsula encountered slight indications of petroleum and natural gas but the

quantity

rock was notis sufficient

of Leyte now beingformined

commercial

for roadexploitation.

construction. Small Guano quantity of bituminous

and phqsphatic rock

are also being produced from the deposits of Capiz, Pangasinan, Tayabas and other

provinces.

Fokests

Timber forests are found in all the

area of about 65,476 sq. miles, or 57.21 per cent, principal islands of the

of the totalarchipelago,

area. Notcovering

less thanan

53,352 sq. miles are commercial forests. These forests contain some of the finest-

timber

family arein used

the world, especially

as substitute for cabinetandwork.

for mahogany are soldMany speciesmarkets

in foreign of the asDipterocarp-

Philippine

mahogany.

and dyewoodMinor forest products such as rattan, oils, copal gum, tanbark, dyebark,

are abundant.

_ The Government owns more than 99 per cent, of all the standing timber of the

aiipp

Philippines,

are not sold,andbuttheareBureau of Forestry

developed under a has control

license over them.

system. Theatpublic

There are forests

present 107

sawmills, which

of the Islands. ! are equipped with modern machinery fit to meet the big enterprise

Fisheries

coming to the front. Although commerical industry

Fishing, until recently an undeveloped fishing is inlargelythe Philippines,

in the hands is rapidly

of the ■;

Japanese each year sees a greater Investment of Filipino and American capital.

of food-fishes. Among those found in commercial quantities are anchovies, sardines,ia?i

The waters along the extensive coasts of the islands teem with common varieties,

silversides, mackerels, snappers, pampanos, tunas, sea-basses, mullets, milkfishesJb/

barracudas, porgies and parrotfishes. The local market is under-supplied and con-i j

siderable quantities of fish and fishery products are imported. With the more ex ten- / ■

sive

teriorusetowns

of modern

can befishing

suppliedequipment

there willandbe methods

a decrease of intransportation

the imports ofsothisthatcharacter..

the in-

The commereial canniim of fish is now an established industry in the islands. Otherte 1

sea-products

and foundtop-shell

pearl-shells, in the and

Philippine waters are shark-fins, sponges, trepang, pearls.-,

widow shells.

 PHILIPPINE ISLANDS D7

Manufactures and Industries

The Philippines

materials such as Manilais a hemp,

prospective

copra,industrial field.lumber,

leaf tobacco, The shells,

countrylumbang,

has available raw

nuts, castor

beans, clay, limestone, bamboo, buntal, dye-woods and cassava

of manufactures and industries. Manila and a few other cities are centres of these for the different lines

industrial activities. However, some of the big establishments such as sugar centrals,

rice and lumber mills are found in localities nearest the sources of materials.

The production of coconut oil constitutes one of the principal local industries.

The

petusfirst

to themodern coconut

industry, oil mill

thereby placingwascoconut

built inoil1911.

at the Thetop ofworld-war

the list ofgave an im-

Philippine

exports for 1919. Sugar production, however, is now the most important industry.

The first sugar central in the Philippines was established in 1910. Many other

centralssections

sugar and improved machinery

of the Islands. were then installed

Consequently, after 1910in aalmost all the increase

considerable leading

in the sugar exports of the Islands was noted. Early in 1920 more than 30

sugar centrals with a total daily output of over 20,000 tons of centrifugal sugar were

in actual operation. Manila cigars and cigarettes are the output of Philippine

cigar factories.are Aromatic

or imported cigarettes made

now manufactured in thefrom VirginianThe

Philippines. leaf rope

tobacco andlocally raised

hemp-braid

factories

Within are yearly turning out finished products to the value of millions of pesos.

are morerecent

than years, ricemills,

460 rice millingwith

has abecome

maximum a principal

daily local industry.

capacity of 50,000 To-day there

cavanes,

distributed throughout the archipelago.

•deryAmong the local household

and hat-making. industries,

The output of themention

simple may be made

native looms,ofwhichweaving, embroi-in

are found

practically every household in the provinces where weaving is dope, increased as the

industry found an ever-widening local market. The most important of these native

-cloths manufactured are the “ sinamay ” and the “abatex,” both of which are made

mostlyfrom

made fromimported

the abacagummed

fibre, the “pina” made from the pineapple fibre, the “jusi”

-or the native abaca, pina andspun silk fibres

maguey fibres,inand

threads

the “mixed

Abel Ilocowith ”mercerized

or Ilocanocottoncloth

manufactured

Philippinechiefly in the

hand-made Iloco provinces

embroideries from both

arePhilippine native and

of cottonembroideries imported

and linen; are silkcotton

is used.threads.

no nainsooks, The

materials used in the making of

voile, georgette, crepe de chine, and net-cotton. These _ materials are imported form batiste,

the United States. The principal articles of embroideries made are lingerie, children’s

/clothes, handkerchiefs, table cloths and underwear of various classes, which are for

/-the

workmostdonepart

is ofprepared

a very according

good gradetoand orders received

brings goodfrom prices.the United

On account States.of The the

abundance

for Philippine hats, the manufacture of hats is a profitable industry. Philippineofiehats

of suitable local materials for hat-making and the excellent prices rod

are made from native materials such as bamboo, buntal, buri, sabutan and pandan.

-driesTheandother industries

machine shopsof the

the making

Islands worth

of shoes mentioning

and slippersincludedesicatted

shipbuilding, foun-

cocoanut,

cement, refined sugar, pearl buttons, cutch, canned pineapple, wooden and wicker

furniture,andsoap,

articles other vegetable

pharmaceuticallard, preparations,

margarine, butter,matches,starch, salt andpaint,pots,leather,

besidestoilet

the

-aerated water and mineral water factories. Among the potential

paper making, gold and chromite mining, glass, perfume, alcohol distilleries and beer, industries are

wine and liquor factories, caustic soda, rug and coir mat industries.

The Labour Movement

The economic development

-of many trade unions, organizations of the Philippines

and mutualhasbenefitbroughtsocieties

in its train the formation

intended for the

protection and advancement of labour’s interests and

labour organization established in the Islands was “Union Obrera Democratica” for mutual help. The first

•(Democratic

the formationLabour Union)

of labour on Februarywas2nd,given

organizations 1902,greater

in the city

impetus of Manila.

as the Subsequently,

workers were

-stimulatedforbyhigher

wagesattained

and better in dealing

workingcollectively

conditions,with untiltheir employers

at the end of in1923theira.

D8 PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

total of 120 such organizations with a paid membership of 150,000 were in existence in

the whole Archipelago,

Philippines there are threethe majority

nationaloflabour

them being located incontrolling

organizations the city of Manila.

the majorityIn theof

trade unions and other organizations, viz., Congreso Obrero

Congress of the Philippines), Federacion del Trabaio de Filipinas (Federation of , de Pilipinas (Labour

Labour

Labourersof ofthethePhilippines)

Philippines.and the National Confederation of Tenants and Farm <

Transportation and Communications

The bulk of overseas shipments are made from the port of Manila, although,

considerable business is handled, direct, through Cebu, Iloilo, Zamboanga, and Davao,

which,have

ports withgood Joloharbours,

and Legaspi, are the Cebu

only deep

.Manila, other andportsIloilo

of entry. While allforofdeep-draft

haveconstruction;

wharfage the open

vessels. At Legaspi and Davao, draft berths are under Zamboanga

can accommodate vessels drawing up to 28 feet; and Jolo has a small wharf effording.

the same depth. Nearly a thousand vessels are now operated in the coastwise trade.

Manila, the capital and chief port of the Islands, is on the largest bay in the 1

Orient.

for The harbour

steamers at thebyentrance

is protected of this baybreakwater

a semi-circular is landlocked. withinThewhich

anchorage

is a space

basin jj

steamship lines are maintained between Manila and Hongkong, China and Japan ij

large enough to accommodate all vessels of the size of the “ Empress ” liners. Regular

Ports, San Francisco, Seattle* Vancouver, New York, Australian and European ports. :

TheyThere are atbypresent

are owned 1,272 kilometresManila

two companies—the of railroad

Railroad.car-lines

Company, in which

the Philippines^

is owned jl[

by the Government; and the Philippine Railway Company. In Manila and in the 11

province of Rizal, electric car service is maintained by the Manila Electric Company,. 1

the total extent of its lines being 88 kilometres.

motorNext in importance

vehicles. Duringtotherailways in thethere

year 1932, domestic

were transportation

registered 41,585 of the Islands

motor are,

vehicles

of all classes. Many private individuals and companies authorized by the Public

Service Commission are engaged in land transportation both for passengers and 1

frieght.

Funds for highway construction and maintenance are provided for from the] .

following

tax, motorsources:

vehicle taxcedula or poll tax

and annual and appropriations

insular a small percentage by theofPhilippine

the land tax, gasoline; ; -•

Legislature^

of the Islands was inaugurated in 1908 by ex-Governor-General Forbes, who was parts

The first systematic programme of road construction and maintenance in different then

Secretary

meters of thesurfaced

of hard Departwentroads,of4,279

Commerce

kilometersand Police.

of lightlyThere are today

surfaced roads 8,167 kilo- .

and 2,218

kilometers of earth roads, making a total of 14,664 kilometers of roads.

The construction of good roads open to all kinds of traffic in different parts oi

the

past Islands

20 years.has been properly attended to by the Philippine Government during the

There are at present

operation between two cableandlinesforeign

the Philippines and one radio communication

countries. Zamboanga isservice in radi

communication

more extensive with stations

facilities in North communication

for internal Borneo. The increased has beenneed met forby better ant

the rapi<

extension

mail service. of telegraph and telephone lines, submarine cables, radio system an<

withIn4881933, there were

combined in operation 523offices.

telegraph-telephone telegraph offices, including 85 radio statiori

The

provincial chief mail distributing centre is Manila.cars,Fromtrainsthis

andpoint, mails areandsent 11

main ports post officesand

in Visayas in Mindanao

Luzon by byelectricsteamers. The other auto-busses

islands where mailtotra:tH

service is in operation are Cebu and Panay.

Experiments

passenger have

service, between been madeandrecently

both domestic with aviation areasatapresent

factor inoperated

the mailund)i

an

regular schedules Manila andforeign.

Baguio, Airplanes

between Manila and Cebu via Hoilfe

and between Iloilo and the towns of Bacolod and La Carlota in Occidental Negros. :j|(

 PHILIPPINE ISLANDS D9

Banking and Coinage

Among the principal banking institutions doing business in the Islands, are the

National City Bank of New York, the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation,

the Chartered

Philippine Bank Bank,

National of India,the Australia

Peoples Bank

and the

TrustYokohama

Co., the Specie

China bank, the

Banking

Corporation, the Bank of the Philippine Islands, and the Philippine Trust Co.

The coins used in the Philippine Islands are of the following denominations:—

Peso, one-half

centavos, and peso (50 centavos), peseta (20 centavos), media peseta (10 centavos), five

one centavo.

The Philippine Commission maintained this parity by passing the Gold Standard

Act on October 10th, 1903. The new peso coined contains 20 grammes of silver, .800

fine; the 50 centavo

four grammes of silver,piece contains

.750 fine; 10 grammes

and the 10-centavoofpiece,

silver,two

.750grammes

fine; 20-centavo

of silver,piece,

.750

fine.

The paper money is issued in 1, 2, 5, 10, 20, 50, 100, and

The Philippine peso is equivalent to fifty cents in United States currency. 500 peso denominations.

The P200 denomination of paper money now in circulation in the Islands was

formerly issued by the Bank of the Philippine Islands, but its issuance has been

.discontinued.

DIRECTORY

GOVERNMENT OFFICES

Bureau or Health Bureau of Printing

P.O. Box 619 (Manila) (P.O. Box 157)

Director of Health—Jacobb Fajardo, a.b Director—Pablo Lucas

Department of Justice

Department of Finance (2, Arzobispo, Intramuros)

(Ayuntamiento Bldg., Walled City) Secretary—Jose Yulo

I Aetg. Secretary of Finance—V. SingsOn

Encarnacibn Bureau of Justice

Under Secy, of Finance—Vicente Carmona Solicitor-General—Serafin P. Hilado

(Under Secy, of Finance—Guillermo

t Chief, Budget Office—R. Ceballos Gomez Assist. Attorneys—Emilio Pena, Salvador

(Chief Clerk—Jose L. Celeste Abad Santos, Ramon Quisumbing,

Jose

AntonioP. Melencio Catalino

E. Cuyugan, Buenaventura,

Felipe N atividad,

Bureau of Customs Emilio

Lopez, Rilloraza,

Francisco Natividad

Ventura, Felix Almeda-

Bautista

(Port Area) Angelo, Arsenio Paez, Marcial P. Lichan-

Insular Collector—Vicente Aldanese co, Roberto Concepcion, Pompeyo Diaz

Insular Deputy Collector—Jesus Obieta and Raphael Dinglasan

Bureau of Internal Revenue Public Service Commission,

(229, Juan Luna) (86, Sta Potenciana, Intramuros)

Collector—Juan Posadas Public Service Commissioner—Luis P.

Deputy Collector—Alfredo L. Yatco Torres

Bureau of the Treasury General Land Registration Office

(Interndencia Building) (Metropolitan Theatre Building)

; Insular Treasurer—Salvador Lagdameo Chief—Enrique Altavas

DIO PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

National Library Circulation Division

(Legislative Building) (With Traveling Libraries Section)

Office of the Director Chief of Division — Rosa Abriol (Mrs.)*

Teleph. 28065

Director — Teodoro M. Kalaw, Teleph. Library Asst—Jesusa G. Fargas (Mrs.)

22375 Archives Division

Asst. Director

Teleph. 22369 — Eulogio B. Piodriguez, Chief of Division—Manuel M. Mirauda

Teleph. 28227

Administrative Division. Archives Assistant—Catalino Tuason

(With Sections of Accounts and Property; Branch Libraries ip, the Cities and

and Supervision of Branch Libraries) Provincial . Capitals

Chief of Division

Daniel S. Albano,andTeleph

Chief22372

accountant— Petronilo de Castro — Baguio Branch

Property Clerk—Francisco L. Pantaleon Isabelo C.(Baguio,

Library Mountain Province)

Moran —Batangas)

Batangas Branch

Cashier

Cruz and Collection Clerk—Leoncio F. Library (Batangas,

Becord Cirilio K. (Tagbilaran, Bohol) Branch

Darunday—Bohol

SantosClerk and Time Keeper —Felix H.Library

Head Bookkeeper — Simplicio B. Villa- Branch Library(Mrs.)

C. General (Naga,—Camarines

CamarinesSur)

Sur

marin (Mrs.) Flavia S. Muafia — Cebu Branch

Filipiniana Division Library (Cebu, Cebu)

Emilio

LibraryL.(Laoag,

AlvarezIlocos

— Ilocos

Norte) Norte Br

(With Manuscripts and Publications Sec. Federico

and the National Gallery of Arts.)

Chief (Yigan, Ilocos Sur) Sur Br. Library

Llanes—Ilocos

27819of Division—Luis Montilla, Teleph. Paulino Ratino — Iloilo Branch Library

(Iloilo, Iloilo)

Chief, Manuscript and Periodical Section— Gregorio

Mariano Santamaria

Curator, Gallery of Arts—Arsenic de la Macario Librarydel Rosario—Nueva

(Cabanatuan, Ecija Br.

Nueva Ecija)

Rosa

Technical Assist.—Pacifico Yictoriano Library (Lingayen, Pangasinan) Branch

D. Ghana — Pangasinan

Esteban V. Salvanera—Tayabas Branch

Legislative Reference Division Library (Lucena, Tayabas)

(In charge of Civil Registry) Cesareo

Library Medina — Zamboanga

(Zamboanga, Zamboanga)Branch.

(With Sections of Legislative Research Bernardo P.

Library (Manila) Mercado — Paco BanchJj1

andRegistry

Bill-drafting; CivilandRegistry

of Priests Ministersand Dolores Latorre (Miss)—Sampaloc Branch I

of the Gospel) Library (Manila) : I,

Chief of Division — Jose L. del Castillo, Jose(Manila)T. Tecson — Tohdo Branch Library]

Teleph. 22719

Leg. Researcher—Eustaquio G- Aquino Bureau of Prisons

do.

do. —Urbano Garcia

—Fulgencio Vinculado (Azcarraga, Sta.- Cruz)

General Ref. and Reading Room Director—Lt.-Col. Paulino Santos

Assistant Director—Manuel A. Alzate

Division Bureau of Commerce

(With Sections of Public Documents and Director—V. Buencamino (acting)

Exchange of Publications) Assist. Director—C. Balmaceda

Chief of Division — Jose Munda, Teleph.

22373 Department of Agriculture ani>

Supt. of Reading Room — Melecio B. Commerce

Guetilio

Catalog and Copyright Division (Under the Supervision of the Bureau I

Chief of Division — Tiburcio Tumaneng, Secretary—Hon. Y.Science) of

S. Encarnacion

Teleph. 29169

Asst. Cataloguer and Copyright Clerk— Under-Secretary—Hon.

Commissioner of

J. S. Vargas

Research—Hon. M.

Pascual Buenaventura Roxas

 PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Dll

Bureacj of Plant Industry Department of Public Works and

(692, San Andres, Malate) Communications

Director—Manuel L. Roxas, (acting) (Bureau of Posts Building)

Asst. do.—Jos6 S. Camus Secretary—-A. de las Alas

Bureau of Animal Industry Under-Secretary—J. V. Bagtas

(238, Gral Luna) Bureau of Public Works

Director—Victor Buencamino

Asst. do.—Gregorio San Agustin (Post Office Building)

Bureau of Forestry Director—A. D. Williams

(Manila, P. I.) Bureau of Posts

Director—Arthur F. Fischer (Plaza Lawton, Ermita)

Asst. Director—Florencio Tamesis Director—Juan Ruiz

Bureau of Lands

(Oriente Building) Division of Purchase and Supply

l Director—Simeon Ramos (Muelle de la Industria)

Asst. Director—Jose P. Dans Purchasing Agt. (vacant)

Bureau of Science Actg. do. —G. Arcebal

(727, Herran, Ermita) Bureau of Labour

Director—Arthur F. Fischer (acting) Director—Hermenegildo Cruz

Asst. Director—Angel S. Arguelles

Weather Bureau Bureau of Coast and Geodetic

(406, Paudre Faura) Survey

: Director—Miguel Selga

Asst. do.—Charles E. Deppermann, s.J. Director

Luce

of Coast Surveys—Comdr. R. F.

National Museum Bureau of Commerce

(A division under the Bureau of Science, (P.O. Box 1481; Cable Ad: Bucom)

Science

Avenue andBuilding, Corner of Taft

Herran Street).

j ;

'—Dr. Eduardo Quisumbing Director—V. Buencamino

Asst. do.—Cornelio Balmaceda

Museum of Natural History Supreme Court

((Bureau of Science Building, Corner 47, General Luna, Intramuros

Taft Avenue and Herran Street)

 MANILA

Manila, the capital and the largest city of the Philippines, is situated on the !

western side of the island of Luzon, at the mouth of the Pasig River, which practically j

divides it into two parts and empties into Manila Bay. The city is almost in the ]

centre of the archipelago.

from Nagasaki, It is distant

five from Shanghai, and two17 days

to 28bydays sea from

fromHongkong,

San Francisco four days

or .S

Seattle, according to the varying speed of the different vessels on the run.

The city ofaround

fortifications Manilathe waspresent

founded Walled

by Legaspi Cityon(Intramuros)

June 24th, 1571.wasThe erection

begun about of the j

In 1645,1863 and 1880 the city suffered considerable damage from earthquakes. The1590.

first j

newspaper

of the worldwasin published

1834,'and the in Manila

railroad inline1811. The portwaswascompleted

to Dagupan opened tointhe1891.commerce

War ji

having

on Maybeen 1st, declared between

1898, sailed into the U nited

Manila BayStates and Spain,

and totally the fleet

destroyed the ofSpanish

the former

fleet, jj:

practically with no loss to the attacking side. Thereafter Manila was blockaded until ;

August

of the city.13th, when, a military force having arrived, the Americans took possession

Manila is the leading centre of foreign and domestic commerce as well as the !

principal port of the Islands. The bulk of the imports and the exports of the country j

Easses through this port. Foreign corporations engaged in business in the Islands I

ave their

other local main

tradeoffices

centresand storehouses in Manila, whence ;branches are established in ]

The harbour of Manila isstone almost landlocked, and its deep with

anchorage basin is j 1

protected by a semi-circular

handling equipment project into thebreakwater.

harbour. The Four first ispiers

reserved formoaern of the ■ »

the use cargo-

United States Army. The second, 600 feet long, is capable of stowing about 5,000 tons j (j

net.

tons. The The third,

fourthwhich is 650about

pier has feet four

in length,

times thehas cargo

a stowing capacity

capacity of theof third

a,boutand9,000a ;| - ■}.

berthing capacity sufficient to accommodate four of the largest type of ships at one time. J

Thevessels

sailing mouthengaged

of the Pasig River iscommerce.

used as anchorage space for steamers and J11j

in and out, towing cascosinloaded

inter-island

with cargoes from steamersHere can be in seen

the launches

bay or from moving

the ;

warehouses on the banks of the river. The esteros or estuaries provide additional!' r1

transportation channels to different parts of the city.' !

Manila is the main terminal of the Manila Railroad Company, with lines from

northern

makingofmotorto southern

vehicle parts of Luzon Several provincial roads enter the city, thereby; [ t:

streets the city and transportation

its suburbs. feasible. Electric tramways run in the principal; ,(

The population of Manila, according to the Philippine census of 1918, was 285,306^; (;

Of

1,612thisJapanese,

number, 664259,437 were201

British, Filipinos,

Germans, 17,760121Chinese,

French,2,916 Americans,

71 Swiss, 2,050restSpaniards^

and the of other i ’

nationalities. There were 20,379 people to the square mile.

The area of the citytheof Manila

municipal hasis 13.72 square miles.intoFortheallfollowing

administrative and other'J u

Tondo, SanpurposesNicolas, Binondo, city Santa been

Cruz,divided

Quiapo, San Miguel, Sampaloc 14 Intramuros

districts:— 1

(Walled

inhabited City),

by The Port,

natives of Ermita,

the workingMalate,

class Paco,

and Pandacan,

is the most and Santa Ana.

thoroughly Oriental.TondoSapis [ ,

Nicolas, Binondo,

example and Santa Cruz

whileareManila

the business districts; Intramuros, theandextant .

shipping offacilities

a mediaeval

is the town;

commercial The Port

of thewith its piers,

future. San warehouses

Miguel, Ermita,othei and ij jI,,

Malate are the residential districts.

theseThearetotal

widelength

and ofhandsome

the streetsavenues,

and roads in Manila

of which the isLuneta,

240.97 kilometres.

Taft Avenue,Some Rizaio l; v

 MANILA Dl3:

Avenue, P. Burgos, Azcarraga, Isaac Peral, A. Bonifacio Drive, Katigbac Driver

and the Dewey Boulevard are the most notable. The width of the street varies

from 10 to 15 metres, while that of Dewey Boulevard is 75 metres. Cassia, acacia,

mabolo and other

ing is mostly trees are

macadam withfound

some along

asphalt,thesome

borders of many

wooden blocksof and

the some

streets. The pav-

cobbles. The

Escolta in Binondo is the main business street, and in it most of the American

and European stores and bazaars are found. The Rosario, another broad thoroughfare

in Binondo, is occupied chiefly by Chinese shops and is a busy quarter. Rizal Avenue

is a growing business centre.

Among

Luneta, the parks,

Mehan Gardens,whosePlaza totalMcKinley,

area is 1,143,727.09

Harrison square

Park, metres, are the famous

and Burnham Green.

There are monuments to Dr. Jose Rizal, the foremost Filipino hero and martyr, on

the Luneta; to Legaspi and Urdaneta, the soldier and the priest, respectively, who

implanted Spanish sovereignty in the Islands, facing the north end of the Luneta; to

Magallanes (Magellan), the discoverer of the Islands, in Magallanes Landing; and to-

Anda

Plaza atSanto

the foot of A.andBonifacio

Tomas, Drive, Charles

Queen Isabela IV. in Plaza McKinley, Benavides in

II. in'Malate.

the Foremost among St.

Luneta Hotel, the hotels

Anthony is theHotel,

Manila Hotel. Other

Delmonico Hotel,hotels

Plazaof Hotel,

importance are

Oriente

Hotel,

the La Palma

important de Mallorca

buildings, mention Hotel,

mayBay ViewofHotel

be made and Great Eastern

the Ayuntamiento, Hotel. Of

the Malacanang

Palace, the Normal

UniversitySchool,

of thethePhilippines, UniversityofClub, Metropolitan Theatre, the

ofPhilippine

Science, the Philippine GeneralPhilippine

Hospital,School

the ArmyArts and and

NavyTrades,

Club, the

ElksBureau

Club,,

the Y.M.C.A., the Masonic Temple, Pacific Building, Uy Chaco Building, Filipinas

Building,

Manila is inandround“Elnumbers

Hogar 10,000.

Filipino” Building. The total number of buildings iu

On account of their architecture and interior decorations, the churches in Manila

are among the chief. objects of interest. The largest is the Catholic Cathedral in

Intramuros.

Hospicio de San The Jose,

city hasan also charitable

orphan asyluminstitutions,

and home forprominent amongthewhich

aged women; are the

School for

the Deaf and Blind; the San Lazaro Hospital for the insane and those suffering from

contagious

Orphanage diseases;

for the carethe sanatoria

of orphanofand the destitute

Anti-Tuberculosis Society;

children; the the Government

Settlement House for

the temporar y' shelter of destitute persons; and the American Guardian Association for

destitute children of American and Filipino parentage.

bothManila

publicisandtheprivate,

educational centrenumber

and their of theisarchipelago.

increasing. FourThe city has for

schools manyvocational

schools,,

education are maintained here by the Insular Government. The Uhiversity of the

Philippines—embracing

Engineering, Agriculture, the Colleges of Medicine,

Liberal Arts, Law, Medicine and Surgery,

Dentistry, Pharmacy, and Veterinary

Fine Arts, a Graduate School Education, Schools Medicine

of Tropical of Forestry

and

Public Health,

tutions and aareConservatoire

of learning the Nationalof Music—is

University,located in Manila. Women’s

the Philippines Other highCollege,

insti-

Jose

SantoRizaP

Tomas,College,

whichAteneo de Manila,

is managed and the Universitybyofthe

maintained Manila, and the Fathers.

Dominican University In.

of

this there are Schools of Theology

Medicine, Pharmacy, Business and Engineering. and Church Law, Jurisprudence, Notarial Law,

The city and its suburbs receive their drinking water by pipes leading from the

reservoirevery

almost at Montalban,

house, bothabout 15 milesandnorth-east

domestic business.of For

Manila. The water

the purpose is laid ontheto

of improving

water-supply and extending its benefits to the neighbouring

and ownership has been transferred from the city of Manila to a Government towns, its administration

Corporation, known as the Metropolitan Water District, since July 1st, 1919. In

addition,

sewerage r there are 15 artesian wells which furnish water free to the public. The

system is known as the separate

for sanitary sewers. The leading hospitalssystem—one for stormGeneral

are the Philippine drains and the other

Hospital, San

Juan de Dios Hospital, St. Paul’s Hospital, San Lazaro Hospital, Mary Chiles

Hospital, and St. Luke’s Hospital. There are 14 playgrounds provided

and placed under the charge of a playground director and staff of assistants. For with apparatus

fire prevention, the city has eight fire-stations.

DL4 MANILA

Manila is also the principal industrial centre of the archipelago. In the city are

found coconut-oil

braid hat factories,mills, cigar andandcigarette

breweries factories,

distilleries, rope manufacturing

furniture factories, lumberfirms, hemp

mills,

marine railway and repair shops, foundries and machine shops, vulcanizing plants

shoe and soap making establishments, and ice plants.

The automatic telephone system extends throughout the city and its suburbs.

Electric light has been placed in public parks, streets, hotels, theatres, and other

buildings. The" city is provided with theatres, baseball ground's, tennis courts, and

golf and Elks

Espahol, raceClub,

courses. The principal

Wack-Wack Golf andclubs are the

Country Club,Army

ManilaandGolf

NavyClub, Club,Columbia

Casino

Club, Golf Club, Manila Club, Piroal Blanco, Philippine Columbian Association, Club

Filipino, Oriental Club, University Club and the Palo Club.

Among the interesting places in the city are the Aquarium for fishes and other

sea animals found in Philippine waters; the Bureau of Science, the headquarters of

the scientific

charge of theofwork of theofGovernment

Museum Natural. and its National

History the Museum Division which has

Observatory the Philippine Weather Bureau,andespecially

Museumnotedof forIndustries;

its workthe

in

connection with typhoons and earthquakes; the Bilibid Prison, with a highly developed

industrial department; the National Library; the Museum of Santo Tomas University;

-and the Luneta, where concerts are given by the famous Philippine Constabulary Band.

BAGUIO

meansThetyphoon.

city of Baguio is the summer

It is situated 160 milescapital

northofoftheManila,

Philippine

amongIslands.

the BenguetThe moun-name

tains.

5,500 Its elevation

feet. The is 1,450 metres,

city has an(according or about

area of 49to square 5,000 feet. At manya perimetre5,462,of over

points it is

kilometres. Its population a censuskilometres

taken in 1918)and numbered 30.6

con-

sisting of Igorots, Christian Filipinos, Americans, Japanese,

The mean monthly minimum temperature is 14'9 deg. C. (58 8 deg. F.), and the mean -Chinese and Europeans.

monthly

86'4. Themaximum

forests are23’0puredeg.pine.C. (73-4 deg. F.). The annual average of the humidity is

yearsBaguio was discovered

latervisiting

Guillermo Galvey, by aaSpaniard,

Spaniard, AlfonseanMartin Quirante in 1623,Deanand six

Worcester, the Philippines in 1892, in led expedition

the interest to Baguio.

of science, met by chance C.a

Spaniard, Senor Sanchez, and Baguio may be said to owe

meeting. The First Civil Government in the township of Baguio was established m its origin to this chance

1900. A committee composed of General Luke E. Wright, Governor-General; Dean C.

Worcester, Major

Company; Secretary

L. M.ofMaps,

the Interior; Horace Corps;

U.S.A., Medical L. Higgins,

and Dr.President

Frank S.ofBourns,

Manilajourneyed

Hail road

from San Fernando

tain resort and healthto station.

Baguio toOninvestigate the ofpossibilities

the strength of establishing a moun-

one the committee’s recommendations,

the first

The Philippine Commission

Sanatorium (now theappropriated

Post Office) was m constructed

.V for Baguio’s

in 1902.initialD. development.

H. Burnham,

adevelopment

landscape architect, visited

of Baguio.andThe Baguio

BaguioHouse in 1904

Country and drew

Clubconstructed, the

was organized Burnham

in 1906,Plan in,for1908,

andCamp the

the Baguio

opened. Hospital Mansion were and Teachers’ was

Eoad (nowInKennon

1909 liveRoad)

largefor Stanley automobiles

the first time. Inmade

the same a through

year thetrip on theofBenguet

township Baguio

was incorporated under the name of City of Baguio with a charter.

The township has a City Council consisting of five members,

and vice-mayor, an Igorot Advisory Council of five members, and various Government including the mayor

departments.

Councilman, Heads

members of the various

of the Igorot departments,

Advisory Council, the Vice-Mayor

are The

all appointed and a third

bymembers

the Gover- City

the City Council are' elected by popular vote. For obvious reasons, two or moreof

nor General with the consent of the Philippine Senate. two other

positions are filled by only one person without extra compensation. The Mayor is also

 MANILA D15

the City Engineer arid District Engineer. The City Treasurer is also

Mining Recorder for the bub-province of Benguet, and Registrar of Deeds for both the the City Assessor,

city

pital.andThetheCity

sub-province.

Attorney isThe alsoCity

the Health Officer

Provincial Fiscalis also the Chief of the

of the'Mountain Baguio Hos-

Province. One

Councilman is also the Superintendent of the Philippine Constabulary Academy. The

Vice-Mayor is usually a ranking officer of the United States

Hay. The arrangement that the Mayor is also the City Engineer makes the City Army Post at Camp John

Government very similar to the City Manager system of government in vogue in many

important cities of the United (States.

The :activities

utilities of the City Government

Hydro-electric embrace the operation

waterofsupply

the following

sewerage system, pail and plant,

garbageicesystem,

plant,citytelephone system,

slaughterhouse, concrete system,

pipe factory,

rock crusher, and land transportation. The first city hydro-electric plant was

completed

in April 21st, in 1924,

July the

16th,ice1921,

plantthebegan

secondthecity hyclro-electric

productibn of ice inplant

1912,was

the completed

telephone

system

the sewer was system

inauguratedbeganin operation

1908, the water

in 1913,supply

the system

pail andbegan operation

garbage in 1910,

system was

inaugurated

pipe factory in

was 1911, the

established city

in slaughterhouse

1920, a rock was

crusher established

installed in

in 1911,

1916, a

theconcrete

Baguio

Central r School (2 stories concrete) was completed on March 16th, 1923, the Sanitary

inCamp

1918,w asBaguio

established in 1913,(formerly

Auditorium the Vegetable Marketwas

grandstand) Building (stone) was

inaugurated completed

on April 25th,

1924, and the Baguio Branch Library ^branch of the Phrlippme Library and Museum)

was established in August, 1921.

TheTeachers’

School, places of Camp,

interestDominican

in and roundHill,Baguio

MiradorareObservatory,

: Camp JohnSto.Hay,Tomas Trinidad Farm

Mountain,

Antamok Mines, Topside, Mansion House, Country Club,

Government Centre, Quezon Hill, Burnham Park, Easter behoof, City Hall, City Wright Park, dines Hotel,

Market, Constabulary Hill, Bua Dormitory, City Camp, Brent School, Saint Louis

College,Reservation.

Cave Baguio Central Schools, Baguio Hospital, Baguio Branch Library and Busul

DIRECTOIIY

A. & P. Co. Inc., The, Merchants— Acme Code Company, Publishers,

611, M. del Banco Nacional; Te- Acme Commodity and Phrase Code,

leph. 23580; P.O. Box 2556; Cable Acme Supplement,

Seven Figure Code Acme Complete

Ad: Aandpcompany Representatives:

S. F. Aubrey, president Philippine

W. ;B. Penningtom, secy.-treas. Escolta. Education Co., 101,

Abad, Dr. Lucio D., Visiting Physi- Acme Films, Inc., Importers and

Distributors of motion picture

cian: Ear, Nose and Throat, St. films—2215, Azcarraga, Samp aloe;

Luke’s Hospital—Office, Residence Teleph. 23622; Cable Ad: Afilm

and Own Hospital;. 1145 Magda- Acko Taxicab Co., Inc.^419, Ron-

lena, Trozo; Teleph. 48371 quillo; Teleph. 2-16-97 '

Academy of Music of Manila, The, Advertising Bureau, Inc., The—931, R.

Instruction in Music and Classical Hidalgo, Quiapo; Teleph. 23555; P.O. Box

dancing—44, A. Mabini, Ermita; 498;R. Cable Ad: “Adbureau”

F. Garriz, president and gen’l. mgr.

Teleph. 23064 Carlos Preysler, treas. & business mgr.

D16 MANILA

Agricultural Insurance Co., Water- Alkan, Inc., C., Arms and Ammunitions

town, N.Y.—Samanillo Building; —Heacock Building, 120-124 Escolta;

Telepb. 2-43-66; P.O. Box 2776; P.O. “Alkan”Box 439; Teleph. 21163; Cable Ad:

Cable Ad: Underiters

Managers — American International

Underwriters for the Philippines, Alonalon, Fabian, Dealer in Meats,

Inc. • Fruits and Poultry—1028, Arlegui;

Aguado Hermanos, General Merchants— Teleph. 2-17-83

103, Balmes, Quiapo; Telephs. 21314 and & it H

21315; P:0. Box 2105; Cable Ad: Aguados

Mei-yah pao sien kung sze

Aguilar Machine Shop, Machinists American-Asiatic Underwriters, Inc.

and Ptepairers of all kinds of

machines—215, Lacandola, Tondo; General Motor-car,

Insurance: Fire, Marine,

Teleph. 28864 Burglary, Life, Accident,Baggage

Plate-glass, and Health,

and

Special Bisks—Samanillo Building,

Escblta;

Aguinaldo, L. R„, Importer, Manu- 2776; Cable Ad : Underiteis Teleph. 2-43-66; P.O. Box

facturer’s agent and Depart-

ment Stores Operator — 514-520.

Juan Luna Street; Teleph. 49885; A.C. B.V. Starr,

Park, president

manager (Shanghai)

P.O. Box 1678; Cable Ad: Seine or E. F. Pimley

Aladdin; all Standard Codes. W. F. Savale

Branches : Iloilo, Bacolod and Cebu. F. B. Baldwin | G. Beedyk

U.S. Office: 28 West Houston Agents for

Street, New York City American International Underwriters

National Union Fire Ins. Co. and 11

Agusan Coconut Co.—422, Heacock other

tinentalAmerican,

InsuranceBritish and Con-

Companies

Building; Teleph. 21819

N. S. Saleeby, vice-president and

general manager American Bureau of Shipping—Der-

ham Building; Teleph. 2-34-32

Ah Gong Sons & Co., Importers, American Chamber of Commerce for

Grocers and Wine Merchants—389-

391, Eohague, Quiapo ; Teleph. 21304; the Philippine Islands—{See Asso-

P.O. Box 1065; Cable Ad: Ahgong; ciations)

Codes: Bentleys

“American Chamber of Commerce Jour-

Alhambra Cigar and Cigarette nal,”

Teleph.Monthly—180,

21126; P.O. David,

Box 1638;Binondo;

Cable

Manufacturing Co.— 31, Calle Ad: Amchambcom

Tayuman; P.O. Box 209; Cable Ad:

Alhambra American Consulate—{See Consulates)

A.P. A.P. Kuenzle,

Meyer, president

vice-president

H. A. Streiff, treasurer American Electric Co., Inc.—72, Escolta,

C.H. Timmerberg

J. Widmer W. Eggmann Binondo; Teleph. 21337; Cable Ad:

U. Sulzer G. Seeberger Powerlite

B. L. Schroeder C. Bedinger

J.H. Beupke

Wendt E.M. Bupp

Ferrandiz American Express Co., The, Financial,

Shipping

Insular Life and Travel—95, Plaza Moraga,

Building; Binondo; P. O.

Alhambra Cigar Store, Wholesale and BoxJ. B.1463; Lloyd,Cable Ad: Amexco

manager

Betail Tobacco products—25, Es- J. M. Pardew, travel repres.

colta, Corner Nueva, Binondo; Te- J. H. Goloy, freight agent

Jeph. 25629; P.O. Box 985 E. T. Holmberg, cashier

F. W. Prising, manager A. S. McGrath, acct.

 MANILA D17

American Grocery (Ng Tip & Co.)> Ampil & Co., Coal Dealers—997,

Groceries & Provisions—217-9, JEchague, Muelle de la Industria; Teleph.

Santa Cruz; Telephs. 21614-5; P.O. Box 21593; P.O. Box 1301

71; Cable Ad: Watip

American Hardware and Plumbing Co. Anakan Lumber Co., Logging and Lum-

ber—801, M. de la Industria; Teleph.

— 101-107, Echague, Santa Cruz; P.O. 21639; P.O. Box 268; Cable Ad; Anaka

Box 137; Teleph. 2-38-56

American International Underwri- chants— 25, Co.,

Anderson & Wm. H., General Mer-

ters for the Philippines, Inc., Teleph. 21462;Plaza P.O. Goiti,596Santa Cruz;

Box

General Insurance: Fire, Marine, W. Anderson, president

Motor-car, Life, Accident, Burg- W. Rennolds, vice-do. and manager

lary, Plate-glass, Baggage and E. Harris, treasurer

Special Risks—Samanillo Building, F. Azaola, secty.

Escolta; Teleph. 2-43-66; P.O. Box

2776; Cable Ad : Underiters Andever Manufacturing Co., Drugs,

A. B. Park, president —1432, Dos Castillas; Teleph. 2-73-

C J. Smith, vice-president 40

E. F. Pimley, do.

W. F. Savale, secretary

Dr. F. B. Baldwin, treasurer Ang Batong Busilak, Marble import-

G. Reedyk ers and workers; Mausoleums of

F. Oleaga Marble and Cement—380, R. Hil-

Agents for: dago; Teleph. 26640; P.O. Box 2566;

National Union Fire Insurance Cable Ad: Batbusil

Co. and 11 other American,

British and Continental Insur- Ang Kalian & Co., Notions Wholesalers

ance Companies and retailers—203, Bosario, Binondo;

Teleph. 4-76-97

American Mail Line

—(See The Robert Dollar Co.) Ang

1307,Ligaya,

Azcarraga,Slipper

Binondo;Manufacturing—

Teleph. 48317

American Oriental Finance Corpora- Ang Tibay Shoe & Slipper Factory —

tion, Investments and Securities— 710-714, Ylaya, Tondo; P. O. Box 333;

Samanillo Building, Escolta; P.O.

Box 765; Teleph. 2-43-66; Cable Ad: Teleph. Toribio4-97-63

Teodoro, prop, and gen. mgr.

Amerfinanc; Codes: Petersen’s, J ulio Teodoro, secty. and

Bentley’s, Hartfield’s, and Wall

Street Vicente

general Sabalvaro,

manager acct.treas.

and assist,

Donald A. Cook, representative

American Oxygen & Acetylene Co., Angat Manila Transportation—555,

i Inc., successors to Fernandez and Azcarraga; Teleph. 4-97-16

: Lind Oxygen Ob., Inc.—520, Aviles,

San Miguel; Teleph. 22604 Angeles Electrical Supply — 826,

I American Steamshipu—1 Agencies, Inc.— Echague, San Miguel; Teleph. 23065

511, Masonic Temple; Teleph. 2-42-78 Antipolo Lumber Co., Lumber Dealers—

2435, Rizal Avenue Extension, Santa

ilAmmen Transportation Oo., A. L., Cruz; Teleph. 26780

Bus transportation, Bicol Provinces

-—424, Kneedler22517;Building,

Cruz; Teleph. P.O. BoxSanta

1160. Aragon Brothers Co., Avenue;

SportingTeleph.

Goods

Main Office: Iriga, Camarines Sur Dealers-— 542, Rizal

21188; P.O. Box 2212; Cable Ad:“Araco”

D18 MANILA

Araneta, Incorporated, Gregorio, Asia Life Insurance Co., Life Insur-

Realtors, Investors, Trustees and ance—Samanillo Building, Esoolta;

Administrators—3rd floor, Insular Teieph. 2-43-66; P.O. Box 2776; Cable

Life Building, Plaza Cervantes, Ad: Asialife; Code: Bentley’s and

Biuondo; Teieph. 2-14-57; Cable Acme

Ad : Grearaino W. F. Savale, branch manager

Jose Araneta, president Dr. F. B. Baldwin, resident

Salvador Araneta, vice-president medical referee

Ramon Araneta, treasurer

Miss Consuelo Araneta, secre- Asiatic Commercial Corpcration-

tary (Reither-Akerman Co.), Importers,

Carmen Z. Yda de Araneta, and Manufacturers’ Representatives

director -139-143, Juan Luna, Binondo j

J. Antonio Araneta, director

V. A. Araneta, assistant, mgr. P.O. Box 1932; Teieph. 4-90-60;

Cable Ad : Reico' .

H. D. Nerecina, cashier S. J. Wilson, "president

J. Lazo, accountant F. Akerman, vice-president and

Araneta, Zaragoza & Araneta, Law- general manager

yersr—Insular Life Building, Plaza P. Laconicp,' secretary treasurer

Moraga, Binondo; Telepbs 2-35-88 E. Harazim, taximeter expert

and 2-35-89 • Cable Ad: Aragoza J. Seiboth

G. Araneta (1930) I| J.S. A.Araneta

S. Zaragoza Araneta Asiatic Petroleum Co. Bank

(P.I.),Building;.

Ltd.—

Antonio M. Bautista Hongkong and Shanghai

Jose Pagaduan Teieph. 22541; P.O. Box 441;.Cable Ad:

Petrosilex

Arbadji & Co., K., General Importers Asociacion de Navieros de Pilipinas

. and Manufacturers’ Agents 227, (See Associations)

David, Binondo; Teieph. 2-10-16;

P.O. Box 1032; Cable Ad : Brimoan, Assanmal & Co., G., Importers and

New York Exporters. Wholesale and Retail

Arce, Dr. Carmelo, Physician and Den- Silk Merchants — 775-777, Tabora,

San Nicolas; Teieph. 49915; Cable

tist—312, Plaza Miranda; Telephs. Ad: Assanmal

Office: 25919 and Residence : 23926

Argentine Consulate—(See Consul- Associated Agencies, Inc.—111, Men-

doza; Teleph. 2-70-26

lates)

Arguelles & Ocampo Architects—511, Associated Oil Co.—China Bank Build-

Pilipinas Building, Binondo; Teieph. ing

21228

(2nd floor); Teieph. 49888; P. O.

Box 1632; Cable Ad: “Assocdoil”

Tomas Arguelles, architect 4

Fernando Ocampo, do. Associated Publishers, The — 428-432-

Armour & Co.—204, Chica; P.O. Box 1386; Rizal Avenue; Teieph. 21584; P O. Box

449; Cable Ad: “ Lawcdpub”

Cable Ad: “Armour”

Army and Navy Club Associated Steamship Lines — 712,

(See Associations) Insular Life Building; Teieph. 2-20,-

32

Army and Navy Y.M.C.A. Assurance and Thrift Association,

(See Associations) Ltd., of Sydney Australia (La

Economica) Henry Hunter Bayne

Arte Y. Trabajo, Sculptors and Con- & Co., Treasurers—218, National

tractors—651, F. Torres; Teieph. City Bank Building; P.Q. Box.

21838 589

 MANILA. D19

ASSOCIATIONS AND CLUBS, &c. District

Comings Business - Secy. — F. S.

American Chamber of Commerce of the Fort William McKinley Branch

Acting Executive secy.-—H. J.

Lhilirpine Islands—180, Ualle David; 'Scofield (district physical dir.)

Teleph. 1-11-56, Cable Ad: Aincham bcom

President—H. M. Cavender

Secretary—J. B. Wilson Asociacion de Navieros de Filipinas—

El Hogar Filipino Building, Binohdo;

American Guardian Association, Inc., Teleph. 22709; P.O. Box 1283

The—To guard and care lor Children

wholly or partly of American blood Chamber of Commerce, Manila—Na-

who are without protection—410, tional City Bapk Building; P.O.

1'ernandez Building, 124, Calle T. Box 2523

Pinpin; Teleph. 21688 L. J. Francisco, president

Governor-General Frank Murphy, ; C. H. Hawkins, vice-president

honorary president Alan Howley, secretary

Major-General Frank Parker,

Commanding Phil. Dept., hon. Chamber of Commerce of The Philippine

1st vice-president

Mrs. Marguerite Murphy Teahan, Islands — Filipino Building; Teleph.

and Mrs. Verne E. Miller, hon. 2-26-19

2nd vice-presidents

J. L. Headingtoh, president Chambre de Commerce Fran§aise Aux

E. E. Wing, 1st vice-president Iles Thillppikes—50, Escolta, Binondo;

Mrs. C. E. Livington, 2nd do. P.O.Leopoldo

Box 597;Kahn,

Telephs. 2-72-68

A. M. Easthagen, treasurer president

Mrs. Flora N. Gregg, secretary Rene Levy, vice-do.

H. Levy, treasurer

Board of Direetors—J. L Head-

ington (chairman), E. E. Wing,

J. H. lleilbronn, E. J. Deymek, German Chamber of Commerce of the

John Gordon, A M. Easthagen, Philippins Islands—127, David;

A. L. Dwyer, George W. Porter,

L. D. Lockwood, John Canson, P.O. Box 1327 Baumann

President—P.

C. E. Piatt and Colonel C. E. Vice-do. —O. Frauendorff

Livingston Treasurer—K. Seyerien

Women’s Advisory Board — Mrs. Secretary—H. Philipp

C. E. Livingston (chairman),

Mrs. Ralsten Hayden, Mrs. E.

J. LeJeune, Mrs. A. S. Hey-

wrard, Mrs. S. D. Rowlands, Japanese Association of Manila, Inc.,

Mrs, A. P. Drakeford, Mrs. Mutual Aid and Benefit—Insular Life

Kenneth B. Day, Mrs. Verne E. Building, Binondo; Teleph. 2-15-13; P.O.

Miller, Mrs. H. D. Gibson and Box 335

Mrs. H. M. Cavender Manila Club—238, San Marcelino;

Teleph. 2-20-72; Cable Ad: Manclub

Army and Navy Club—South Boulevard

Luneta; Teleph. 22095; P.O. Box 460 Manila Golf Club— Links at Caloocan;

P.O. Box 1560, Manila

Army and Navy Young Men’s Christian

Association -t AduanaTelephs.

Espana, Intramuros; at Plaza de Manila Jockey Club—50, Tayuman;

2-16-04;

P.O. Box 1634; Cable Ad: Ansec Teleph. 22818 ]

Executive Secretary

—E. M. Cooper for District of P.I. Manila Polo Club—F. B. Harrison,

District Religious and Social Work Pasay, Rizal; Teleph. 5-17-31; P.O. Box

Secretary—C. W. Moorman 1961'

1)20 MANILA

Ault & Wiborg (Far East) Co., The (A

Philippine Chinese General Chamber Division of The International Printingof

of Commerce—China Bank Building; Ink Corporation),

Printing and

Manufacturers

Lithographic Inks; Dealers

Tel. 4-90 44; P.O. Box 241; Cable Ad:

Chiehamcom; Codes: Bentley’s A.B.C. inCallePaper, Machinery, Supplies— 28,

5thAlfonso

Ed. Z. SyCip, president Bazan; Teleph. 21279; P. O. Box

1353; Cable Ad: Aultwiborg

Guillermo Dy Buncio, treasurer ' Aurelia’s Manufacturers and Export-

Jose G. Barretto, secretary ers of Philippine Straw Hats—80-

Members

Tan Samto, of Control

Yu KheBoard:—

Thai, John E. 84, Real St., Walled City; Teleph.

Goo, Dee C. Lhuan and Lim Co Chui 2-27-88; Cable Ad: Aureliahat. Branch:

12a, Stamford Road, Capitol Building,.

Members of Executive Board :—

Alfonso Z. Sy Cip, Dee Hong Lue, John Aureliahat Teleph. 2540; Cable Ad:

Singapore;

Gotuaco,Siy Chong

Tomas Guillermo

Fu, JoseDyG. Barretto,

Buncio,

Marcelo Australian Oriental Line, Ltd.—

Tan Eng Gee and So Pit Huy Gay, 503-511,

Nubia, H. S. Lim, Cua Calle Echague; Teleph.

21307; Cable Ad: Storage; Codes:

Executive Secretary—Yang Sepeng Bentley’s, A.B.C. 5th edn.

G. S. Yuill & Co., Ltd., agents

Ateneo de Manila—(Nee Educational) Auto Trucking Company Inc.—1965,

Azcarraga; Telephs. 22345 and

Athletic Supply Co., Sporting Goods— 22060; P.O. Box 356

114-116, T. Pinpin, Binondo; Te-

lephs. 21754, 21755; P.O. Box 3228 Automotive Sales Co.—2, Isla de Romero

H. A. Wendt, general manager (Old P.O. Building); Teleph. 23361; P.O.

Box 780

A. Ferrer, assistant do.

Aw ad & Co., E., Embroidery Dealers

Atkins, Kroll & Co., Inc., Importers, and General Importers—435, Juan

Exporters, Ship-owners and General Luna, Binondo; Teleph. 49637; P.O.

Merchants

Teleph. — Insular

22342; P.O. Box Life Building;

1588; Cable Ad: Box 1743; Cable Ad: Essawad

Atol. Also at Zamboanga, P.I., Cagayan Ayala y. Cia., Real Estate and General

Sulu,

N. C.P.I.,McClelland,

and San Francisco,

vice-pres., 1LS.A.

gen. mgr. Merchants — Hpgar Building; Teleph.

D. L. Cochran, manager 24296; P.O.Zobel,,

Enrique Box 751; Cableand

partnor Ad: manager

Ayala

J. H. Brooks (Zamboanga)

G. Zingg

L. W. Detzer, sales engr.

G. Yan Syckel (Cagayan-Sulu) W.Babcock

R. Babcock & Co., Inc.,Inc.,successors

& Templeton, Importersto

J.I. Villanueva

A. Crescini I L. Reyes and Exporters of Hemp, Coconut

Copra, Printers’ Inks, Paper, etc.— Oil,

C. M. Rivera | F. M. Aparte El Hogar Building; Telephs. 22962-3;.

General Managers P. O. Box 1222; Cable Ad: Babtemp;

Port Banga Lumber Co. Codes: W.U.,

Universal Bentley’s,

Al, A.B.C. Duo,6thAcme,

5th and edns.,

Lieber’s

York, U S.A.and Private. Also at New

Atlantic, Gulf and Pacific

Manila, Engineers, Contractors, Manu- Co. of W. R. Babcock, president

facturers J. F. Boomer, vice-president

Muelle de ofla Industria;

Structural Teleph.

Steel —71-77;

22051; R.M.S. Swinton,

G. Babcock,treasurer (U.S.A.)

secretary

P.O. Box 626;

Codes: All Standard Cable Ad: Dredging;

B. Cigarettes,

B. B. y La Smoking

Ideal, Manufacturers

and Chewing of

Atlas Engineering Works—103, Bal- Tobacco—542, Echague, Quiapo; Teleph.

mes; Teleph. 2A3-14. 23652; P. O. Box 2047; Cable Ad: BBB.

 MANILA D2I

Bachkach Motor Co., Inc.—25th Street, BANKS

Port District; Teleph. 21544; P.O. Box

420; Cable Ad: Emba Bank op The Philippine Islands, The—

10, Plaza Cervantes; P.O. Box 777;

Badillo’s Embroidery Store, Philippine Cable Ad: Banco; Teleph. 21143

Embroideries, Ladies and Children’s Chartered Bank of India, Australia

Dresses—25, Cortada; Teleph. 23162; and China, The—21, Plaza Moraga,

P.O. Box 2175 Binondo; Telephs. 21201-2-3-4-5; P.O.

V. Badillo Box 303; Cable Ad: Crucible

Baguio Gold Mining Co.—4th floor, G. C. E. Stewart, agent

de A. J. McIntosh, accountant

P. O.losBox

Reyes

214; Building;

Capital P.Teleph. 2-13-46;

2,000,000,000 Sub-accountants—

L. T. Watty

W. W. Harris, president J.W.MacLennan

Leon Alaras, secretary G. Crabbe

Baguio Improvement and Develop- J. D. Adams

ment Corporation — Metropolitan Cebu L. Craig W.

Theatre Building; Teleph. 21849; W.L.G.M.Hollyer,

P.O. Box 128'8; Cable Ad: Baim- Methven,sub-agent

sub-accountant

decor G. D. Kyd, do.

Iloilo

R. Ralston, sub-agent

Baguio Stock Exchange—610, Das- W. A. Adamson, sub-acct.

marinas; Teleph. 22209-10 Zamboanga

Bailey Stevedoring Co., Inc., The, J. D. McLaren, sub-agent

Stevedores, Compradores, Water Boats, China Banking Corporation—Head

Lighters

ing, Portand Launches—Derham

District; Teleph. 23246;Build-

P.O. Office: China Bank Bldg., Manila.

Box 517; Cable Ad: Bailey Branches: Shanghai and Amoy.

Authorized

Baker Co., The E. E.—6, Lack & Davis Paid up Capital, Capital, P. 10,000,000.00.

Building, Santa Cruz; P.O. Box 2100; surplus and un-

Teleph. 28747. divided profits over P. 7,600,000;

Deposits over P. 10,760,000; Manila

Balatoc Mining Co., Gold Mining- Cable Ad: Chibank. Shanghai

Cable Ad : Chibancorp. Amoy Cable

610, National City Bank Building, Ad t Chibank

Juan Luna, Binondo; Teleph. 21756; Officers :

P.O. Box 817; Cable Ad: Balatocm- Dee C. Chuan, president

co, Codes: Western Union, Five Albino Z Sycip, vice-president

Letter and Bentley’s; Mines at E. E. Wing, manager

Benguet Martin Hopun, assist, manager

. J. W. Haussermann, pres, and Lee Siau Tong, manager, for-

general manager eign department

F. O. Haussermann. vice-president T. S. Wang, manager Shanghai

M. M. Saleeby, director Branch

J. W. Ferrier, do. Yap Tian Sang, manager Amoy

J. J. Dunbar, do. Branch

R. T. McKee, scecretary-treas.

“Banahaw” Fruit Preservers and Canners. Hongkong and Shanghai

Juan Luna;Banking

Sweetmeat and Pastry Manufac- Corporation—-35,23147-8; P.O. Box 304;

Telephs.

Cable Ad: Faver-

turers, Unrivalled Ice Cream sham

Makers, Restaurant and Refresh- C. I. Cookes, acting manager

ment Parlour—326-330, Carriedo, James Walker, accountant

Santa Cruz; Teleph. 21331; P.O. E. C. Richards

Box 1828; Cable Ad: Banahaw N. H. Prockter I F. J. Bond

B. A. Sison, proprietor H.

Mrs. B. A. Sison, manager and Senior Clerks—

proprietess J. A. da Silva I F. M. Barros

Jose Puzon, manager I. Franco | A. da Roza

D22 MANILA

Manila Finance and Discount Cor- Executive Officers:

poration

Escolta, —Binondo;Offices: Cable

Heacock Bldg.

Ad: Mafico; Rafael Corpus, president

Teleph. 22507 Miguel Cuaderno, vice-president

and trust officer

National City Bank op New York, F.D. P.Pekson, assistant

Paterno, cashierto president

The,—Office: National City Bank Build- S. A. Warner, chief accountant

ing, JuanBinondo;

Luna and Muelle22085;

de laCable

In- Herbert Walker, manager; Sugar

dustria, Teleph. Centrals Agency Dept.

Ad: E.Citibank: P. O. Box

J. Le Jeune, manager 615 Roman Mabanta, manager,

IT. del Valle, sub-manager Special Assets Dept.

F. M. Satterfield, acet. PrimitivoLovita, manager, Agencise

LeonDept.Ancheta, manager, Foreign

Sub-accountants— Dept.

K. L. Emerson A.andC. Bautista, manager, Branches

E.J. Brownley

It. Cutting I| C.I. G.E. Sperling

Harris Real Estate Loans Dept.

T.W.E.V.Bamford | J. R. Silva Rufino Manotok, manager,

Dyson, cashier Credit Dept.

Cebu S. Kabigting, manager, Loans

E. R.R. D.Sandstrom, manager and Discount Dept.

Brown, sub-accountant J. cashier

V. Buenaventura, 1st. "assist,

I. Falek, do. V. Gaskell, 2nd. cashier

Peoples Bank and Trust Company, Camus and Delgado, Special

Banking—People’s Bank Building, Counsels.

Corner David and Dasmarinas, George W. Porter, auditor

Binondo; Teleph. 21991; P.0 Box Philippine Trust Co.. Banking; Saving

306; Cable Ad : Pebanco

Wm. J. Shaw, chairman of Board of Accounts; posits

Interest Paid on Fixed De-

and Checking Accounts; Trustees

Directors and Administrators of Estates and

Nicolas E. Mullen, president Guardians—Monte de Piedad Building,

William Douglas, vice-presdt. & Plaza Goiti, Santa Cruz; Teleph. 21255;

P.O. Box 150

treasurer Directors—Geo. C. Dankwerth, E.

J. P. Heilbronn, vice-president Byron Ford, Leopoldo Kahn,

Castor P. Cruz, secretary Gabriel La O, Elias Marco,

Allen L. Dwyre, assist, treas. & Paul A. Meyer and J. E. H.

trust officer

Ismael S. Zapata, comptroller Stevenot

Branches: Officers—

Geo. C. Dankwerth, president

Baguio, Mauntam Province E. P.Byron Ford, vice-pres.

TaiJac, Tarlac M. Poblete, secretary-treasurer

San Fernando, Pampanga F. Ossorio; cashier

San Pablo, Laguna I.Simeon

O. Guzman,

Reyes,assist, trust officer

manager (For-

Philippine National Bank—Masonic eign Dept.)

Temple, Escolta, Binondo;

22251; P.O. Box 1469; Cable Ads: Teleph. J. L. Corpus, chief accountant

Philnabank and National Bank Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd., The,

Board of Directors: Banking—34, Plaza Cervantes; Telephs.

Vicente Carmona, chairman 23755, 23758,23759,

Edward G. Kemp, vice-do. Cable Ad: Shokin 23768; P.O. Box 1480;

O. M. Cotterman S.T. Dazai, manager

Salvador Lagdameo Itoh, sub-manager

Kenneth B. Day

C. M, Hoskins Bardwil Bros., Manufacturers and Ex-

Benito Razon porters of Hand-made Lingerie—252,

Jose Yulo Plaza Guipit, Sampaloc; Teleph.

Rafael Corpus, president 6-75-26; P.O. Box 1826; Cable Ad:

Santos Martinez, secretary Bardwil

 MANILA D23

Barrera & Reyes, Attorneys—408, Beech’s Carriage Factory—267, San

Samanilla Building; Teleph. 2-37-37 Marcelino, F. Beech,Ermita; Teleph.

proprietor 57297

and manager

Bartolome & Javier, Customs Brok- JV1. Beech, assist, manager

ers, Land and Water Transporta-

tion—62, Muelle de Binondo; Te- Behn, Meyer & Co. H. Mu., Export

leph. 22836 Merchants

A Bartolome

T. Javier, manager 227, David and Shipping

Binondo; Teleph.Agents—

22924;

P.O.

Codes:Box.Acme298;A.B.C.

Cable6th Ad:

edn., Oldarno;

Western

Bartolome Transportation, Trucks for Union and Bentley’s

Fr. Danielsen, manager

Hire,

Rattan,Dealers in Firewood,PlazaCharcoal, K.H.Severien,

Ties, etc.,—33,

Paco; Teleph. 56593

Dilao, Philipp assist, manager

Leo Schmidt (Cebu)

Basilian Lumber Co., Inc., Port Hol- Agencies

land—343, T. Pinpin, Binondo;

Teleph. 23939 Germanischer LloydLinie

Hamburg-Amerika

Kuenzle & St re iff Inc., agents

Bataan Sugar Co. — 213, Masonic Belgial Consulate—(Nee. Consulates)

Temple, Eseolta; Teleph. 22261 Benedicto, G. E., Mortgages, Rental

“Baviera Gun Store”—238, Bureau, and Real Estate—107, Crystal

Cruz; Teleph. 21714; P.O.Plaza

Box Santa

2002; Arcade; 1238; Teleph. 2-11-49

Cable Ad: Baviera

Bayne & Co., (Henry Hunter Bayne Benguet Consolidated Mining Co., Gold

& Co.), Chartered Accountants, Cer- Mining—Mines at Antamok, Ben-

tified Public Accountants, Members guet P.1,, Room 610-614, National

of American Institute of Account- Binondo; Teleph. 21756; Juan

City Bank Building, Luna,

Cable Ad:

ants—218, National City Bank

Building; Telepih, 21368; P.O. Box . Benguetcon; Codes Western IJnion

589; Cable Ad: Portend; All 5 John LetterW.andHaussermann,

Bentley’s presdt. &

Standard Codes general manager

James R. Herridge, c.a.

Thomas W. Farnell, c.a.

J. R. Thornton, A.c.A. “Benipayo Press” and Photo Engraving,

Mariano Laqui, c.p.a. Printing and Photo

Misericordia; Teleph.Engraving—536-540,

21905

Antonio Zulueta

Arsenio Reyes, c.p.a.

Ramon Gorres, c.p.a. Bennett, Inc., P.M.—Petroleum Products,

Bay View Hotel — Isaac Peral & and Loronzo Service

de la Station equipment—58,

Paz, Pandacan; Teleph.

Dewey Boulevard; Teleph. 2-43-84 67517; P.O. Box 983; Cable Ad: Unoco

and Teneb

Bazar Siglo XX, Importers and General

Merchants—101-113,

Binondo; Plaza Del Conde, Berger & Co., S. M., Importers and Ex-

Box 1294; Telephs.

Cable Ad:49704

Sigloand 49790; P.O. Teleph.

porters —21785;

2215,P.O.Azcarraga,

Box 654; Sampaloc;

Cable Ad:

Berco, Manila

Beck, Inc., I., Importers and Wholesalers S. M. Berger, pres.

—81-91, Escolta, Binondo; Teleph. 23355;

Cable Ad: “Beck” Bermudez &; Bautista, Inc., General

Beck’s, General Department Store— Maguey—5, Brokers, Especially Comprax and

89, Escolta, Binbhdo; Teleph. 23356; Teleph. 21311SanandGabriel, Binondo;

21321 P.O. Box

Cable Ad: Beck 1856

D24 MANILA

Berry’s Chemical Co;—211, Barbosa; Botica Hensonnia, Wholesale and Retail

Telephv 2-33-77 Druggists—97, Real; Teleph. 23732

Bethlehem Steel Expert Corpora- Boulevard Apartment Hotel —

tion 1134, Dewey Boulevard; Telephs.

Joseph H. Schmidt, representative 5698J-56982; Cable Ad: Boulapts

P. H. Trimble, manager

forthe Philippine Islands

Big Wedge Mining Co.—Teleph. 21346 Bowen & Co., General Merchants —

(General Agent); P.0. Box 214; Calle Helios,785;Echague;

P.O. Box Teleph. 2-34-31;

Capital P.2,000,000.00

A. I. Reynolds^ president Codes: Acme, etc.Cable Ad: Gebowen;

L. W. Lambert, vice-president G. Bowen, manager

Directors — D. Foster, Placido W. Bodmer

Mapa and Aurelio Montinola H. J. H. Maclean | D. P. Coles

Brias Roxas,

Bilog, Gregorio, Lawyer and Real Estate Military Supplies, Inc., Gentlemen’s Fine Wear,

Broker — 837, Tayuman, Santa Cruz; tion, Hunting, andArmsFishing and Ammuni-

Outfits,

Teleph. 23107 Spalding Athletic Goods and Tailoring

Department—71-73, Escolta, Binondo;

P.O. Box 151; Cable Ad: Brirox; Code:

Binondo Harness Factory—365, Gan- Universal Trade Code (only)

dara, Binondo; P.O. Box 1619; Te-

leph. 4-83-80 Brimo, Antonio A., -Manufacturer and

Bio & Chuan, Inc., Copra Ex- gente, Importer of DryP.O. Goods—412, Reina Ad:

Re-

porters and Dealers—Head Office : Abrimo;Binondo; Teleph. 49719

Box 134; Cable

685 Benavides; P.O. Box 974; Cable

Ad: Biochuan; Code: Bentley’s Brimo, Joseph G., General Importer and

Wholesale Jeweller—61-63, Rosario,

2nd Phrase Binondo: P.O. Box 717; Teleph.

C. L. Tan, pres, and gen. mgr.

S. C. Tan, office mgr. 22128

Blossom & Co., Plumbers and Metal British Consulate (See Consulates)

workers—Calle Otis; Teleph. 57435; British Corporation and Register or

Cable Ad: Blossom Shipping and Aircraft —: Derham

Blue Bar Coconut Co.—301, Fernan- Building, American

Port Area

Bureau of Shipping,

dez Building, Binondo; P.O. Box agents

2903; Cable Ad: Blubr

Bogo-Medellin Bukidnon Cattle and Coefee Co., Inc.

Bombay Sit k Supply (Sobhraj Jhamatmal —902, Cordeleria, St. Mesa; Te-

& Co.), Wholesale and Retail Silk Mer- leph. 67673; Cable Ad : Messary

chants—128-132. Nueva, Binondo (For-

merly occupied by Bazar Velasco) ; Bull and Co., Inc., W.—1560, Azcar-

Teleph. raga; Teleph. 2-17-79; P.O. Box

Sobhraj 23554; P.O. Box 1821; Cable Ad: A.B.C.2878, Cable Ad:- Oobul; Codes:

oth edn., Imp., Bentley’s,

Boston Hotel and Restaurant, Hotel Clave “Colon,” Mosse and Private

Restaurant (Private Dining Room

Echague, Santa Cruz; Teleph. 23381 s)—200, Bulletin, Manila Daily—Corner Raon

and Evangelista, Quiapo; Teleph.

Botica Boie (Philippine-American Drug 21102; Cable Ad: Bulletin

Co.)—95, Escolta, Binondo; P.O. Box 299; Carson Taylor, publisher

Cable Ad; Boie; Teleph. 23281 RoyH. C.A. Bennett, general manager

Linn, advertising do.

Botica de Sta. Cruz, Wholesale and W.

L. L.

E Highsmith,

Moote, office do.

circulation do.

P.Retail

O. BoxDruggists

278; Cable—106, Plaza Goiti;

Ad: Salvia Robert Aura Smith, news editor

E. Abundo, chief accountant

 MANILA D25-

Sunning & Co., Inc., Export and Insurance Canadian

Ltd. — 14-16,Pacific Steamships,

Calle David; P.O. Box

—135-168, Felipe II, Binondo; P.O. Box 288;

289; Teleph. 49753; Cable Ad : In- paclineTelephs. 23656-7; Cable Ad: Can-

and Gacanpac

sumerco J. R. Shaw, general agent

Bureau Yeritas International Begist- S. C. Larson | G. R. Razavet

ER FOR THE CLASSIFICATION OF SHIPPING

—G. de ios Reyes Building; Teleph.

21713; Cable Ad: Veritas

J. I. Harris, surveyor GREGORIO M. CANSIPIT

Incorporated.

Burroughs, Inc., Dealers in Adding, Customs Brokers & Forwarding

Billing, Bookkeeping, Calculating

Machines—Perez Samanillo Build- Agents

ing (4th floor), Escolta; P.O. Box 51, Escolta, Room 201-202,

2769; 'Teleph. 23466; Cable Ad:

Burad MANILA, P.I.

Bush Chemical Co., Inc., Joe — 443, Tel. 23803 Cable Ad: “Claudius”

Ronquillo; Teleph. 23278; P.O. Box 1753 A. CLAUDIO, President.

Cacho Hermanos Germania—672, Le- Customs Brokers

garda; Teleph. 2-12-85 Trucking

Cadwallader-Gibson Lumber Co.—63- Forwarding

77, Nagtahan, Sampaloc; P.O. Box 602; Shipping

Teleph. 67516; Cable Ad: Cadwall

Calamba

Canlubang,SugarLagunaEstate—Main Office: Carbon Dioxide Plant (Liquid and

Province. Manila Solidified)—132, Aviles Street; Te-

Office: (6th floor), G, de los Reyes Bldg.; leph.

Teleph. 22171; Cable Ad: Calsug 21212—(See San Miguel Bre-

L. Weinzheimer, vice-pres. and wery)

general manager

R.. Gronke, assist, gen. mgr.

O. G. C. Milne, resident mgr. Cardenas & Casal, Attorneys-at-Law—

305-306, Filipinas Bldg., Plaza Moraga,

S. Jamieson, mgr. (Manila office) Binondo; Teleph. 21330

Calero &; Co., F., Real .Estate—151, P. D. Carman Co., Ltd., Realtors—210,

El Hogar Buildiiig; Teleph. 2-31-96 Arias Building; Teleph. 22593

California Grocery Co., The —218-20 P. D. Carman, managing partner

Echague, Santa Cruz; P.O. Box 742;

Teleph. 23218. Carmelo & Bauermann, Inc., Printers—

2057, AzCarraga; P.O. Box: 655; Teleph.

Camara he Comercio Espanola he 23321

Filipinas—P.O. Box 754; Teleph. 57575

Camera Supply Co. — 138, Escolta, Caro Electrical Service, Automotive

Electrical Appliances & Accessories

Binondo —110-116, Padre Faura, Ermita;

Campos Rueda Hermanos Inc., Importers Telephs. 56944-56945

Under the management Ram Car

and Exporters—2205, Azcarraga,

paloc; P.O. Box 31; Teleph. 23944; Sam- Inc.

Cable Ad: Camporu Carrera & Co., Edward G., Certified

■ Camus & Delgado, Lawyers—Suite 402, Salas, Public Accountants — 112, Romero

Ermita; Teleph. 54888; P.O.

Masonic Temple, Binondo;

22347-8; Cable Ad: Bufdel Telephs. Box 2647; Cable Ad: Audcar

D26 MANILA

Carrero, Vidal & Co., Inc., Coconut Central Azucarera Don Pedro, Sugar

Oil Manufacturers—-Isla de Pro- Central—Central Office: 719, Echague,

San Miguel; Teleph. 22042; Cable Ad:

visor, Paco; P.O. Box 1275; Tels. Roxas

21101 and 21186; Cable Ad: Cavico

Casino Espanol de Manila — Taft Central Furniture Co. (Dy Hong Co.),

Furniture Manufacturers, Wholesale

Avenue and San Luis, Ermita and Retail Furniture Dealers; Contrac-

tors 329,

for 333

Office Furniture—Main Office:

Castillo & Huos, Marble Workers, 325, & 337, T. Pin pin, Binondo;

Sculptors, Plating, etc.—313, R. Hil- Furniture Store, 364 and 368, T.Standard

Teleph. 21486.. Branches:

Pinpin,

dago, Sta. Cruz; Teleph. 26157 Binondo

Casupanan Brothers, Plumbers and Central Hardware, Hardware Dealers—

Plumbing Contractors—243, Blumentrit; 57, BoxRosario, Binondo;

1148; Cable Teleph. 21909; P.O.

Ad: Uyliamhu

Teleph. 27953 Uy Liam Hua, manager

Catholic

binding Trade School,

and Book Printing, Book-

Store—1196, Oro- Central Luzon Milling Co., Inc.,

quieta; Teleph. 28918 Sugar Millers and Dealers—Tavera-

Luna Building, Binondo; Teleph. 22917;

P. O. Box 2022

Cebu Portland Cement Co., Manu- J. V. Ramirez, president

facturers of Apo Cement — Insular Life

Building; Telephs. 21489-21490; Cable Chamber of Commerce, Manila,

Ad: Cepoc; Plant, Naga, Cebu

Alberto Barrettp, pres. & gen. (See Associations)

manager

Jesus J. iSantos, secty. & treas. Chamber of Commerce of the Philip-

H. M. Power, general supt. of pine Islands—(See Associations)

plant Chambre de Commerce Francaise Aux

Isles Philippines—(See Associa-

Cecilio Press, Printers, Bookbinders tions)

and Publishers—’726, Calero, Sta.

Cruz; Teleph. 22369 Cham-Samco & Sons, Importers

struction Materials—300-308, SanofCristo,

Con-

Center de Luxe, Inc., Gentlemen’s Fur- Ad: San Nicolas; Teleph. 49502-38-64; Cable

nishing Store, Shirt Makers, Importers Chamsamco

of80-82,

Quality Hats,Binondo;

Escolta, Caps and Hosiery—

Teleph. 23787; Chan Kiao & Co., Rice Importers and

P. O. Box 1719 Dealers—259, Juan Luna, Binondo;

Teleph. 48255; P.O. Box 695

Central

Rizal AutoandSupply Co., The—Corner Charter, T. H., Manufacturers’ Re-

Teleph.Ave23727; P.Azcarraga,

O. Box 2115;Santa Cruz; presentative — Binondo; Teleph.

21063; P.O. Box 1201; Cable Ad:

Central Azucarera de Bais—Central Chardiner

Office: 22581:

Teleph. 212, Cable

Marques de Comillas; Chartered Bank of India, Aust. &

Ad: Azucarera

Dominan de Urmeneta, president China—(Ses Banks)

Frederico Perez, vice-president

Chaves Salinas & Co., Customs

Central Azucarera de Tarlac — 212, Brokers and Forwarding Agents—

Marques

Teleph. 22581de Comillas, Paco, Manila; 129, Dasmarinas Street; Teleph.

49049

Central Azucarera

Central—204, Cu UnDelJieng

Norte,Building,

Sugar Chee

Binondo; Teleph. 21668 guel),

Miguel;Ship Builders—745.

Teleph. 21660; P.O.Echague,

Box 1244San

 MANILA D27

Cheng Ban Yek & Co., Importers and Choa Tek Hee, Importer, General

Exporters, Rice Mill Owners—525, Merchant and Manufacturers' Re-

Muelle de Binondo, San Nicolas; presentative — 413, Reina Regent,

Teleph. 49903; P.O. Box 792 Binondo; Teleph. 49711; P.O. Box

766; Cable Ad : Choatekhee

Cheng Siong Lam & Co., Rice dealers

and Rice Mills Proprietors—1001, Chong Kee Furniture Store, Furniture

Dagupan, Tondo; Telephs. 49606 & Dealers—832, T. Alonzo, Sta. Cruz;

49650; P.O. Box 1524 Teleph. 28940

Ohiat An, Exchange Broker—530, Sta. Choy & Co., S. €., Lumber Mer-

Cristo, San Nicolas; Teleph. 49546; chants and Building contractors—

P.O. Box 85 672, Juan Luna, Binondo; Teleph.

49590; P.O. Box 762 ; Cable Ad :

Chicago Poetrait Co., Art Studios— Choy

931, R. Hildago, Quiapo; Teleph. S. C. Choy, manager

26625; Cable Ad: Inartco Christern, Hueneeeld & Co., Inc.,

Chin Guan, Importer of China ware—339, Import and Export—711, Calle Roman,

Binondo; Teleph. 47824; P.O. Box 2046;

Santo Cristo; Teleph. 47268 Cable Ad: Sternhuene

Chin Hu a & Co., Sugar Merchants —

326-328,

and -28490;Nueva,

P. O. Binondo;

Box 2440 Telephs. 21931 Chua Chiaco & Co., Importer, Ex-

porter of Native Products—253,

Chin Sing & Co., Hardware Dealers— 49702; Cable Juan Luna, Binondo; Teleph.

207, Rosario, Binondo; Teleph. 47698 Ad : Chuachiaqo

China Banking Corporation — (See 607, Sto. Cristo, Soap

Chua Lim & Co., Manufacturers—

San Nicolas; Teleph.

Banks) 49914

China Drawn Work Co., Importers and Chua Luan & Co., Inc., Importers,

Exporters,

Oriental Curio Chinese Embroidery

Dealers—84, M. H. and

del Exporters and General Merchants—

Pilar, Ermita; Teleph. 28340; P.O. Box 310, Sto. Cristo; Teleph. 48547

465; Cable Ad. Chinawork

Chua Seco & Co., General Merchants

China Fire Insurance Co., Ltd., The —519, Santa Cristo; Teleph. 48743;

—Perez Samanillo Building; 19, P.O. Box 963

Escolta, Binondo

Warner, Barnes & Co., Ltd., Chua Sy Quiat & Co., Imports, Ex-

agents ports, Exchange and Commission

Chinese Commercial News Co., Inc.—2, Binondo; Merchants —1107, San Fernando,

Soler Teleph. 47270; P.O. Box 367

Teleph.(near Azcarraga

49795; P.O. BoxBridge), Tondo;

452; Cable Ad: Chua Tiat To & Co., Fabricamos Toda

Sionpo Clase

Yu Yi Tung, business manager Clase dede

deLatas, Tambieri

Trabajos Recibimos Toda

Coricernientes A1

Chinese Consulate—(See Consulates) Ramo Hojalateria—373-379,

de Binondo, Binondo; Teleph. 49993;

Muelle

Chinese Trading Co., Inc., The, Im- P.O. Box 2154

porters of Dry Goods and Provi-

sions—437, Nueva, Binondo; Teleph. CHUA YAP, Philippine

Manufacturer MirrorofFactory,

of ail kinds Mirror,

49006; P.O. Box 2197; Cable Ad: Showcase and Mirror Furnitures —

Chintraoo Main Office: 716-718, Rizal Avenue;

Ching Chay Pin & Co., Cigars, Ciga- Teleph. 2-18-91; Factory and Wholesale

Dept.: 936, T. Alonso; Teleph. 2-16-28;

rettes, Groceries, Notions, etc.—1016, P.O. Box 1155; Cable Ad: Glass-Manila

Comercio, Baa Nicolas; Teleph. Chua Yap, proprietor

49259

 D28 MANILA

Chua Yaw, Leon, Water Transporta- Coand Ban Ling & Co Ban Kiat, Hardware

tion and Stevedoring—107, Dasmar- Oils, Carriage WholesaleAccessories, Paints and

and Retail—197-199,

inas, Binondo; Teleph. 49084 Rosario, Binondo; Teleph. 49755; P.O.

'Ohumbuqub, Jose Lim, Coal Dealer, Bay Box 2216

and River

Nicolas; Freighting—204, Sevilla, San

Teleph. 21731; Cable Ad: CoFactory—712, Chun Huat, Chocolate and Conconut

Limchumbuque Drat, Paco; Teleph. 54801

Co Lu So Hardware, Importers of Hard-

CHURCHES and MISSIONS ware—112-114, Plaza Calderon de la

Episcopal Mission of the Philip- Barca; Teleph. 54801

pine Islands—Church House: 555, Co Pak & Co., Soap Manufacturers,

Isaac Bishopsted

Ad: Peral; Teleph. 5-72-67; Cable Agents, Coconut Oil for Carrerc, Vidal

Bishop—Rt. & Co.—426, Santo Cristo, San Nicolas;

Mosher, d.d.Rev. Gouverneur Frank Teleph. 49931; P.O. Box 2154

Mission de la CompaSia de Jesus Co Setengm& ftCo., mEduardo, m

Manu-

facturers of Lumber, Cigar Boxes

Union Church of Manila (American- and Building Contractors—602-610,

European)—Padre

and Dakota Manse,Faura, Mabini, Tanduay,

222,A.Arquiza;

Quiapo; Teleph. 21809;

Cable Ad: Coseteng; P.O. Box 247

Teleph. 5-59-30 John P. Jockinson

Minister—Rev. Eduardo Co Seteng, gen. mgr.

Colcol & Co., M., Stationery, General

■Clark & Co., Optometrists—205, Ma- Cruz; Merchandise — 837, T. Alonso; Sta.

sonic Temple, 90, Escolta; Teleph. Teleph. 26907; Cable Ad:

22144; P.O. Box 1108; Cable Ad: Colso

Clarkhager Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Co., Soap &

Toilet Preparations—58, Dasmarin-

CIlarke & Larkin, Certified Public Ac- Ad: as, Binondo; Teleph. 49740; Cable

countants—308, Masonic Temple, Third Palmolive

floor; Teleph. 23376; P.O. Box 270; W. T. Schroeder, manager

Cable Ad: Clarlar

W. W. Larkin, C.P.A. M. B. Palad, accountant

G. Rnshton, c.a. Columbia Hotel—50, M. H. del Pilar

J.C. G.L. Horstink,

Hull, c.p.a.c.p.a. and 106, San Luis, Ermita; Te-

Francisco Dalupan, c.p.a., attorney- leph. 23460

at-law Columbian Rope Co., Manufacturers

Enrique

A.M. Sanchez,Caguiat,

c.p.a.,C.P.A.

attorney-at-law ofBuilding,

Ahacai—302, National City Bank

Maximo B. Arcangel, c.p.a. Binondo; Teleph. 21140;

Antonio

Jose L. F. Aquino,

Torres, c.p.a.c.p.a. Cable Ad: Columbian

A. P. Ferrer, c.p.a. Commercial Electrotype Co., Inc., Elec-

M. C. Cruz, c.p.a. C.P.A. trotypes,

Joaquin Yamzon,

R.A. Alejandre, c.p.a. Work—503,Stereotypes and Mimeograph

Estero Cegado, Santa Cruz;

Dizon, c.p.a. Teleph. 23091; P.O. Box 1140

V. Zapata, c.p.a. David Shepherd, manager

Louise L. Miller Commercial Pacific Cable Co.—El Ho-

J.Isabel

F. Aviado

Gandionco gar Building, and

Telephs. Juan Luna, Binondo;

G.

Dizon

Caguiat V. C. N.23556

Morgan, 23586;

supt. P.O. Box 771

■S. Arcangel H.

R. R.W.Thorup

Burden, supervisor

 MANILA D29

Commercial Union Assurance Co., Costa Rica—Si O. de Fernandez

Building; Teleph. 2-67-16

Ltd. (Fire)—Chaco Building, Bin- Consul—Vincente T. Fernandez

ondo

Findlay, Millar Timber Co.,

agents Czechoslovakia—67, Juan Luna;

Teleph. 22624

Compagnie des Messageries Mari- Consul—Leo Schnurmacher

times—223, Dasmarinas; Teleph.

21176; P.O. Box 1637; Cable Ad : Denmark—112/3. Muelle de Binondo;

Messagerie Teleph. 4-96-80

L. Everett, Inc., agents Consul—G. P. Datema

Compania General de Tabacos de Pili- France — Room 329, Luis Perez;

Samanillo Building, Escolta;

pinas, Importers,Agents

and Insurance Exporters,

and Shipping

General Teleph. 23940

Merchants—212,

Teleph. 22581 Marques deallComillas; Consul—Gaston Willoquet

ments); P.O. (connecting

Box 143; Cable depart-

Ad: Germany—3rd floor, Insular Life

Tabacalera Building; Teleph. 22659; Cable

Jose Rosales, dir. & gen’l. mgr. (Spain) Ad: Consugerma

Antonio Y. Correa, vice-director do. Consul—Dr. J. iSchulze

Carlos A. Ferrandiz, do. Chancellor—Franz Fischer

’Compania Maritima (Steamship Co.), Gee at Britain — 4th floor. Wise

Sociedad Anonima — 109, Juan Building; 174, Juan Luna; Teleph.

Luna, Binpndo; Teleph. 49826; 4-87-17

Cable Ad: Maritima; Codes, A.B.C. Consul-General—Thomas Harring-

5th and 6th edns., Bentley's, Scott’s ton, C.M.G.

10th edn. and Boe. Agencies at: — Vice-Consul—L. H. Foulds

Calbayog, Cagayan de Misamis, Acting Vice-Consuls—

Captiz, OatbaLogan, Cebu, Cotabato, A. T. Kay (Iloilo)

Davao, Dumaguete, Ibahay, Iloilo, Guy Walford (Cebu)

Jolo, Misamis, New Washington, J. D. McLaren (Zamboanga)

Pulupandan, Romblon, Tacloban W. C. Naismith (Davao)

and Zamboanga D. C. Brown (Legaspi)

Connell Bros. Co., Importers and Italy—702, Heacock Building

Exporters—Rooms

Bldg, Binondo; Teleph708-710,

21439;Insular

P.O. Life

Box Acting Consul—R. F. Staurenghi

279; Cable Ad: Connell Japan—De Los Reyes Building,

Plaza Cervantes; Teleph. 2-35-57;

Cable Ad: Riyoji

Consul-General—Atsushi Kimura

CONSULATES Vice-Consul—A. Saito

Argentine—109, Juan Luna; Teleph. Acting Consul (Davao)—Toyoji

49826 Kaneko

Consul—J. F. Fernandez

Latvia—Aguinaldo Bldg., 514-520,

Juan Luna; Teleph. 49885

) Belgium—50,

P.O. Box 123;Escolta;

Cable Ad:Teleph.

Belsulat21090; Vice Consul—Leopold© R. Agui-

Consul—M. Verlinden naldo

China — 203, China Bank Building; Liberia—793, Santa Mesa; Teleph.

I Teleph. 49023 67185

Consul General—K. L. Kwong Consul—R. Summers

Vice Consul—K. Y. Mok

Deputy Consul—Y. Y. Chen Mexico—S. O. de Fernandez Build-

Chancellor1—E. T. Goo ing, 51, Escolta

D30 MANILA

Netherlands—112/3, Muelle de United States of America—410,,

Binondo; Teleph. 4-96-80 Heacock Building

Consul—G. P. Datema Consulate for issuing immigra-

Vice Consul—T. Bremer tion visas only

Acting Vice-Consuls—Guy Wal-

ford (Cebu), A. T. Kay Venezuela—50, Escolta; Teleph.

(Iloilo) : 2-29-38.

Consul—Albert P. Delfino

Nicaragua— Azcarraga

Teorlora Alonso ' Street, 1564,

SantaCorner

Cruz;

.Radio Ad: Conlegarda T. E. Lacayo Consumers Plantation Co., Agricul-

Consul-General—Hon.

(Absent) tural Products, Coconuts and Coffee

Vice-Consul and Acting Consul- —326, Misericordia, Sta. Cruz; Te-

General—Hon .Vicente L. Legarda leph. 28076

Cordoba, Dr. Jose, Physician and Surgeon

Norway—3, Plaza Moraga; Teleph. i —4^8, Rizal Avenue, Santa Cruz; Teleph,

21026 28446

Consul—T. M. Holmson

Cosmopolitan Furniture, Furniture

Dealers and Manufacturers—166,

Panama—99, . Cri§t6ba'J ‘ Street ; Te- Legarda,

leph. 57525 Sampaloc

Consul—E. C. Ross

Cosmos Bazar, Inc., Direct Importers

General Merchants—215-217, and'

Rosario,

Paraguay—8, Muelle del Banco Na- Binondo; Teleph. 49615

cional

: Consul—J. J. Russell

Cosmos

Bustos, Printing

Santa Cruz;Co., Printing—309,

Teleph. 22705

Peru—819, Dewey Boulevard1

Hon. Consul—Antonio Melian Costa Rica, Consulate of — (See-

Y. Pavia (Count: de Pera- Consulates)

camps)

Portugal—702, Insular Life Bldg.; Couto Hermanos,

porters—124, Importers

T. Pinpin, and Ex-

Binondo; Te-

Teleph. 22367 leph. 2-73-29

Consul—J. W. Ferrier J. Couto | . S. Escolano

Russia — Consul for France in Cranston , H. D., Mechanical and

Charge Electrical Consulting Engineer —

302, Kneedler Building; Santa

Siam—511, Heacock Building; Teleph. Cruz; Teleph. 24262

22404

Hon. Consul—E. Arthur Per- Crown Life Insurance Co., Toronto

kins Canada, Crownislas Co., General

Spain—Calle San.Luis: Toleph. 5-67-63 Agents—(7th floor) Cu Un Jieng

Bldg.; Teleph. 24310; Cable Ad:

Consul • GeneralDon

Espinosy Bosch Miguel Crownislas

Sweden—Chaco Crownislas Co., General Agents

Consul—A. G.Building

Hendersen Crown Life Insurance Co. of

Toronio, Canada—Cu Uh Jieng

Building, Pinpin at Escolta; Te-

Switzerland—627. Rizal Avenue; leph. 24310

Teleph. 21841; P.O. Box 251

Consul—A. "Sidler Cruz Auto Supply—4th floor, Leiba

Building, 227, David; Teleph,

Turkey—Consul for Spain in Charge 28038

 MANILA D3I

Dry

GoodsGoods, Shirt Manufacturers,

Dealers, Dry Factors, Insurance and Commission

Commission and Wholesale and Agents

Manufacturers’ Retail, Agents

Telephs..'—2-38-77;

432, Samanillo Building ;

Cable Ad: Draconian.

—Head Office: 60-64, Rosario, Binondo: Head Office: Honolulu

Telephs. 22894 and 22359; RO. Box 1105; G.G C.H Hunter

Wilkinson

Cable6thAd:edn.,

and Taihing; Codes:andA.B.C.

Bentley’s 5th

Private. 1. M. Duncan

Branches: Iloilo and Legaspi F. Luling

General mancigers:

Tfl & =? m ic Bogo-Medellin Milling Co., Inc.,

•Cuprietors,

UnjiengLoans

E. Hijos, Real EstateNego-

Pro- CebuBogo,Sugar

CebuCompany Inc., Talisay,

on Mortgages, Cebu

tiable Documents, Notes Discounted; Treasurers:

and GeneralTeleph.

Binondo; Agents—320, Dasmarifias,

23193; P.O. Box 93;

Cable Ad: Cuunjieng; Codes: Bentley’s The Earnshaw Docks & Honlulu

and Private Iron Works Co.

Francis Cu Unjieng, mgr. Agents for:

London and Scottish Assurance Corp.,

Ltd.

■Cue, J. Medina, General Leaf To- Century Insurance Co., Ltd.

bacco Merchant, Importer and Ex- St. Paul Fire

Northern and Marine

Assurance Ins. Co.

Co., Ltd.

porter—369, Juan Luna, Binondo;

Teleph 48481; Cable Ad: Cue

Davies and Geck, Inc. (of Brooklyn,

Ouerva, Hermanos, Jewelry, Watches, N.Y.) Insular Drug Co., Inc., agents

Wholesale and Retail311-313, Plaza

Miranda, Quiapo; Teleph. 25019; P.O.

Box 3033 De Witt, Perkins & Brady, Lawyers

—511-527, Heacock Building; Binon-

OZECHOLOVAKIAN CONSULATE do; Teleph. 22404; P.O. Box 760;

(See Consulates) Cable Ad : Treduoc

Lawyers—Clyde A. De Witt, E.

Daido Boeki Kaisha, Ltd., Importers Arthur Perkins and William C.

and Exporters—Insular Life Building, Brady

Plaza Morasra, Teleph. 24122; P.O. Box Dee Dian Guan & Co., Importers of all

888; Cable Ad: Daidoboeki-Manila Kinds of Chinese silks, drygoods, etc.

—417, Nueva, Binondo: Teleph. 47555;

Dainty Bakery, The, Bakers and Con- P.O. Box 1914; Cable Ad: Denguaco

fectioners— 317-321, Echague, Santa

Cruz; Teleph. 23518; P.O. Box 71 DeeManufacturers

Hong Lue &andCo.,Dealers

Inc., Lumber

in all

Daisy Philippine Underwear Co., 950, kinds of Philippine Lumber—920-

Juan

Inc.—1854. Azcarraga, Santa Cruz; P.O. Box 2978; Cable Ad: ZalucLuna; Teleph. 49508;

Teleph. 22366; Cable Ad: Rosegold

' Damo’s Chocolate and Coffee Factory Dee Lumber C. Manufacturers

Chuan & Sons, Inc.,

and Dealers

\J —739.

Box 2350Dart, Paco; Teleph. 54927; P.O. 16-30, in all kinds of Philippine Lumber—

Soler-Binondo; Telephs. 49683

Danish Consulate—(Nee Consulates) and 48826; P.O. Box 474; Cable Ad:

Chuan

Dee C. Chuan, president

Oavid, D. B., Import and Export—

189, Juan Luna; P.O. Box 2082; DeeLumber Tian &Dealers—1518,

Co., Saw MillAzcarraga,

OperatorsSanta

and

Cable Ad: David: Codes: A.B.C. 5th Cruz; Teleph. 21847

edn., Bentley’s Phrase Code

D32 MANILA

Dehn & Co., Inc., Importers, Ex- Dollar Co., The Robert, Shipowners,,

Operators, Lumber—Main Office: Port

porters, Manufacturers’ Agents—300, Area,

Dewey Boulevard; Teleph. 56531; Teleph.City Ticket Office,1636;87, Escolta;:

P.O. Box 18.3; Cable Ad: Cawar; Dollar. 22441; Head

P.O. Box

Office: San

Cable Ad:

Francisco

Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn., Western (Cal.) Branches in the Philippine

Union, Calpaek, Bentley’s, Mosse Islands, Iloilo, Cebu and Zamboanga

and Duo H. M. CaVender, general agent

L. B. Jepson, chief clerk

J. Wells, freight agent

Delgado, De. Jose M., Physician—2.305, E. W. H, Garrett, freight solicitor

Mendiola, San Miguel; Teleph. 25020 J. Hay, claim agent

Robt. Woodfine, Port Captain

N.Stanley

V. Carlson,

Crum,accountant

assist, accountant

Denniston, Inc., Photographic Supplies— H.W.MacGowan,

126, Escolta, Binondo F. Cawley,dist.

assist,passenger

passengeragent

agt.

E.H. M.Vega,

Jennrich,

assist, do.

passenger agent

Destilerias

Exporters Ayala,

of Fine Inc., Producers

Wines, Gins andand (City Ticket Office)

Liquors — 630-652, Calle . Echague ; W. J.J.M.Rogers,

Wittier,agent

passenger(Iloilo,

solicitorP.I.)-

Telephs. 21514-5; P.O. Box 691 R. S. Reid, do. (Cebu, P.I.)

M. P. Bellemans, do. (Zamboanga, P.I.)-

Agents

Dia Filipino” Press, Printers and Dollar Steamship

Publishers (“ Dia Filipino,” Semi-

Annual Publication) A subsidiary of the American Mail LineLine

Advertising Bureau, Inc. — 933, R. Tacoma & Oriental Steamship Co.

Hidalgo, Quiapo; Teleph. 21430; P.O. Philippine Inter-Island Steamship Co.

BoxR. 498

F. Garriz, president Dollar Steamship Lines

Carlos Preysler, business mgr. {See The Robert Dollar Co.)

Directory

Far Eastand(China, Chronicle

Japan, of the —550-554,Rubber

Malaya,

Dunlop

San Luis

Co., (F.E.), Ltd.

Borneo, Siam.Netherlands,India

The Philippines,etc.)

Korea, Agent — Monserrat Enterprises

Indo-China, Co., Ltd., 550-554, S.an Luis;

Published by the Hong Kong Teleph. 5-72-51

Daily Press, Ltd.—11, Ice House D. Carmichael

Street, Hong Kong Dutch Consulate—(iS'ee Consulates)

Agents for the Philippines

Hanson, Orth & Stevenson, Inc., Duran, Lim & Tuason, Attorneys at. I

Chaco Building; P.O. Box 292; Law—410-407, Cu Un Jieng Bldg.;

Cable Ad: Stevenson Telephs. 23094-23095 ; P.O. Box 522; ;

Cable Ad : Dulim

Dizon Filho—Radiumetor, Pottery Dy Buncio & Co., Inc., Importers and j rs

Drinking Water. Containers—1127,

Rizal Ave., Sta. Cruz; Teleph. 22610; Exporters—191-211, Muelle de Binondo; in

Teleph. 49859; P.O. Box 1477; Cable Ad: / -

P.O. Box 1190; Cable Ad: Radiumetor Dybuncio

Dodge & Seymour, Ltd. (New York, Dy—119a, Cuiton & Co., Dry Goods Dealera

U.S.A.),andAmerican

Agents Manufacturers, 49161 Rosarioi, Binondo; Teleph.

Export Merchants—Insular

Life Building,

Teleph. Plaza Moraga, Binondo; Dy Pag & Co., Inc.—1022-1060) Juan

Eximco 22229; P.O. Box 1345; Cable Ad: Luna; Telephs. 49561 and 49591 '

The—908-918; Arlegui, Quiapo; P.O. Box 1239; Cable Ad: Dypac

 MANILA. im

Earnshaw Docks and Honolulu Economic Press, Printers

Iron Works, The, Engineers, Foun- binders—501, Arelegui; Teleph. 22782 and Book"

ders, Shipbuilders & Repairers, Im- Sotero Gonzalez,'manager

porters of all kinds of Machinery,

Manufacturers and Repairers of Educational Distributor, The, Sport-

Sugar Machinery—118, 2nd Street, ing and School supplies—765, Juan

Port Area; Teleph. 23213; Private Luna,

Exchange Connecting all depts. ; Box 557Binondo; Teleph. 49602; P.O.

P.O. Box 2S2; Cable Ad: Mearn-

shaw; all Standard Codes

A. M. Simpsdn, manager EDUCATIONAL

J.department

George mgr. merchandise

Agents for Ateneo de Manila—P.O. Box 154;Telephs.

Honolulu Iron Works Co. (Hono- 2-25-91; Executive

157, Arzobispo, Intramuros

OfficersO’Bi’icn,

:

lulu T. H.) Rev.

Rev. John A. A.Morning,

Richard s.j.,dean

s.J., president

Eastern and Philippines

Agencies, Ltd. — Ships Agents and Shipping Rev. Wm. F. Jordan, s.j., head master

Brokers — Ecolta 8-12 (ground floor),

Corner Jones Bridge; Teleph. 22690; De La Salle College, Primary,

P.O. Box 2726 Intermediate, High School and

G.H. C.P. .J.Mann, manager College—Taft Avenue Extension,.

N. W. Hennus,

Pel passenger dept. Malate; Teleph. 56843; Cable Ad:

B rothers

Representatives in the P.I. for Rev. Brother Marcian, (president

J ava-China-J apan-Line Rev. Brother John, vice-president

Royal Packet Navigation Co. and Head of Department,, pf

“Nederland” Royal Mail Line Commerce

“Rotterdam Lloyd” Royal. Mail • Rev. Brother William, prefect of

Line studies

Holland-America Line Rev. Brother Peter, Professor of

Royal Netherlands Indian Airways Mathematics and treasurer

Royal Dutch Air Lines Rev. Brother Edmund,. Professor

Cable Ad: for above agencies, of Elocution

Javalijn Rev. Brother David, Biology

Holland-East-Asia Line — Cable Rev. Brothers Louis, Basilian,

Ad: Hoaline Ciarnah, Augustine and Philip.-;

assist, professors

Eastern Commercial Co., Dealers in

Textiles and Perfumeries—Room 3,

39, Escolta, Manila; Teleph. 24157 FarHighEastern College, Collegiate,

School and Intermediate

Eastern Extension Australia and Teleph. Courses—520, Evangelista, Quiapo ;

China Telegraph Co-, Ltd., Asso- 22671

ciated with Cable and Wireless,

Ltd. ^Incorporated in England)— Harris Memorial

Parades; Teleph. 24187; School—431,

Cable Ad: P.

El Hogar Bldg., Juan Luna; Te- Endure

leph. 21744; P.O. Box 161 Marguerite M. Decker, principal

H. S. C. Rowley, manager Marguerite Hewson

G. L. S. Grant, assist, mgr.

Eastern Isles Import Corporation, International Correspondence Schools

Manufacturers and Exporters of

, Embroideries—92, Balmes, Quiapo; (Philippine Branch)^Filipinas Building

Teleph. 21384 ; Cable Ad : Easternile (5th floor);Ad:

429; Cable Telephs. 2-21-45; P.O. Box

Intertext

S. Davis Winship, pres, and mgr. J.D. Mencarini, mgr. for the Philippines

D2

D34 MANILA

National Business School, Steno- University of the Philippines (State

graphy, Typewriting, Bookkeeping and University)—Calle Padre Faura Ermita

Accounting—3rd floor, Paterno Build-

ing, Sta. Cruz Bridge, Sta. Cruz University of Santo Tomas,Calle

Private In-

Officers of Administration— stitution-New Building, Espana,

Jose Concepcion, a.b., b.s.c., Sampaloe; Telephs. 22931, 23084 and

ll-b., director

Ysidro Lerrna, Jr., a.b., b.s.c., treas. 23085

Ricardo G. Trinidad, a.A., secretary “ El 82,” Paints and Artists Materials—

National University (Largest Private 275-281, luan Luna, Binondo; Teleph.

University in the P.I.) — 385 Lipa, 49782; Cable Ad: Rongpin

Sampaloc; Teleph. 2-15-36

President—Camilo

Gabino Tabunar, actg. Qsiaspres.

(on leave) El Aouila Fabeica de Tabacos Y

Cigarillos, Inc., Tobacco Manufac-

Philippine Law School (College of Law), turers rand Exporters—-86, Plaza

Dilao, Paoo; Teleph. 56504; P.O.

National University (Incorporated and Box 1027

empowered

—124, PlazabySampalocan,

Govt, to confer Degrees)

Intramuros;

Teleph. 2-54-49 El Brill ante, Jewelry, Watches, Engrav-

Dean—Ricardo C. Lacson (acting) ing, Watch-repairing, Glasswares and

Secretary—Yenancio II. Benetua Table Wares

Teleph. 25334 —152, Escolta, Binondo;

San Juan de Letram College, El Debate, Only Morning Daily in

Primary, Intermediate, High School Spanish in Manila—61 Calle Mu-

and College—200, Beaterio, Intra- ralla, Intramuros; Teleph. 21494

muros; P.O. Box 146; Teleph. (connecting

2-39-91. Free Catalogue sent on re- 601; Cable Adall: Debate depts.); P.O. Box

quest Carlos P. liomulo, publisher

(Established 1611) M. Farolan, gen. mgr.

Conducted by Dominican Fathers: Ramon Torries, editor

Very Rev. Father Silvestre San- I. S. Reyes, advt. mgr.

cho, rector

Very Rev. Father Jose Ortea, El Dorado Oil Works, Copra Buyers

director

Very Rev. Father Jose C’uesta, —616, National City Bank Build-

ing; Binondo; Teleph. 22322; Cable

secretary Ad : Edoilworks

University op Manila—Sampaloc Unit: W. C. Brune, manager

106, Gastambide; Teleph. 2-33-35; El Go Kt Co., Gran Fabrica de Cal de

Intramuros

WalledPlaza Unit: 148-152, Cabildo,

City; Teleph: 2-41-78: Sta. Cruz de Isidra Bonifacio, Se Vende Todas Clases

Unit: Cal, Grava, Arena,y Cemento, Piedras,

P.O. Box 1246Sta. Cruz; Teleph. 2-84-62; de Ladrillos, Baldosas Reciben Trabaios

Terraplen — 928, Velasquez (Int),

College of Law

College of Business Administration Tondo; Teleph. 49123

College ofof Liberal

College EducationArts El Hogar Filipina, Mutual Build-

Normal Course ing Loan Association—El Hogar

Bachelor of Science in Education Building; 21007-9;

Juna Luna, Binondo;

Master of Arts in Education Telephs. P.O. Box 106;

CoUege

Combined of Philosophy:

Courses inand Literature

Arts, Business Cable Ad: Hogarfilip; Agencies in

andElementary

Law Iloilo, Cebu, Zamboanga, Baguio

Main and High School and Legaspi

Intramuros

School Elementary and High El Inventor, Carriage and Furniture

Sta. Cruz High School Factory,

Bodies forBarber

Trucks,and DentistandChairs,

Passenger Cargo,

L.G.Mariano

Alba, V. de los Santos, president Duco

secretary

Ramirez, treas. and regtr.

Paint and Auto Repair—1110,

Narra; Teleph. 49725

 MANILA D3&

ElManufacturers

Oriknte Fabrica Inq., Engineering

be Tabacos,Evan-

of Cigars^732, ply Co. Equipment and

(Incorporated), Sup-

Machinery,

gelista, Mechanical Supplies, Engineers, Con-

Box 590;Sta.

CableCruz;

Ad: Teleph.

Elori 21488; P.O. tractors—Corner

ta Streets, Port Thirteenth

Area; Teleph.and Atlan-

242421

Elpairing—709,

Oriente Nickel Platino, General Re- P.O. Box 2128; Cable Ad: Rapak; Codes:

Rizal Avenue, Sta. Cruz; Bentley’s 2nd Phrase

Teleph. 23045 R. L. Parker, president

W. W. Harris, jr., vice-presdt.

“ElFactory,

Pavo Real,” Biscuit and Macaroni Enrique

Importers of Paper, Paints, gineer, Reports, C. Sto. Tomas, Civil En-

Chemicals, etc.—438, P. Rada, Tondo Estimates, Valua-

Kurt Sturm, proprietor tions, Designs, Investigations, Con-

structions, , Supervisiohs—HeaPpck

Building; Teleph. 21475; P.O. Box

El Zafiro, Jewelry Store—61-63, Ro- 2988; Cable Ad: Costmas

sario, Binondo; Teleph. 25206; P.O.

Box 2376 Erlanger & Galinger,; In,c., Exporters

and Importers—601-609, ,'Escolta;

El Zenith Jewelery Store—37, Escolta, Ad: Teleph. 21234; PiO. Box 426; Cable

Binondo; Teleph. 22985; P.O. Box 257; Erlgalinc

Cable Ad: El zenith

Ermita Grocery,

Co.)—96,’H. The Pilar;

M. del (HongErmita;

Tai &

Elite

Ham,HamBacon,Factory,

Lard andManufacturers

Sausages—2666,of Teleph. 21656

Herran, Santa Ana.; Teleph. 57561

B. de Er tjiaga, Inc., Hemp and

Ellis, William J., Shipping agent & Copra—In, Hogar Building, Bi-

Commercial Broker — 16, Escolta, nondo;, Teleph. 22627; P.O. Box

2053; Cable Ad: Erquiaga. Manila,

Binondo; Teleph. 21292 Legaspi, Tabaco, Ligao, Iriga,

Elmac, Inc., Co., Electrical and Machinery Naga

—627, Cable

32-33: Rizal Avenue: Telephs. Codes:

Ad: Tehaselmac; 23531- Escolta (Drug Co.—58-60, Escolta;

Bentley’s, Western Union 5 letter edn. Telephs. 22789 (Office) and 22780

(Store); P.O. Box 592; Cable Ad:

and Mosse Escodrugco, Code Bentley’s

Elser, E. E., Insurance agent—400, Estrella Auto Palace—536-568, Gandara,

Kneedler Building, Santa Cruz;

Teleph. 22428; P.O. Box 598; Cable Santa Cruz; Teleph. 21425; P.O. Box 273

Ad: Edmil European American Grocery (Woo, Lo

Eliza.3tic & Co., formerly Ynchausti & Co.), Wholesale and Retail Importers

j, & Cia. (Estab. 1854), Importers and ofEchague, Fancy inGroceries ofandPhilippine

front Market, Liquors—430.

Cold

Exporters, Rope, Paint and Oil Stores

Factories, Tanduay Distillery, Sugar Telephs. 21495 and Quinta Santa1 Ortiz;

and Hemp Plantations, Shipchandlery & 21382; P.O.Box 1688;

i and Hardware Stores—Branches: Iloilo, Cable Ad: Wooloco

* Gubat. Sorsogon, Hong Kong. Shanghai,

i San Francisco, and New York. Everett,Inc., L., Shipping A gents—Oil; ce:

Manila Office: 845, Muelle de la B223,

P.O.

Industria, San Nicholas; Teleph. Office:1637;Shanghai, Ad: Leverett.

China. Hongkong,

Branch

22792; P.O. Box 121; Cable Ad: Offices: Yokohama, Kobe,

^ Elizalde; all Standard Codes Manila, Iloilo and Cebu

, Eng Bio Juat, Inc., General Mer- Excelsior Bicycle Supply—234, Sulu-

[ chants—722, Magdalena, Binondo; can, Sampaloc

Teleph. 49946; P.O. Box 7 L. A. Alvarez, proprietor

*D2

 Export Sales Corporation, Import, FermiN, Regino, Florist-^1151, Singalong,

Export and Indent—1077, O’Donnell, Malate; Teleph. 56777

Sta. Cruz; Teleph. 26172; Cable Ad :

“ Exsaoor.” Fernandez & Co., V. T., General Merchants

Eajardo, Attgurio, Piano Repairer and —S.O.

2-67-16;deP.Fernandez

O. Box Building;

1607; CableTelephs.

Ad:

Tuner,

SpecialtjTAuto-Pianos and Organs

—15.0, Lardizabal, Sampaloc;a Fernanco

Teleph. 25743. Residence:

Sampaloc; Teleph. 28568 610, Trabajo, Fernandez Hermanos, Inc., Merchants

and Ship Owners—109, Juan Luna:

Eajardo, Juan, Printers, Lithographers Telephs. 4-98-26; P.O. Box 805; Cable Ad:

Bookbinders Fernandez; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th

Sta. Cruz; P.O.andBoxStationers—530 Raon,

230; Teleph. 21066; edns., Boe, Scott’s, Bentley’s and Private

Jose F. J.Fernandez, president

Cable Ad: Fajardo Ramon

Juan Fajardo, prop, and mgr. Carlos P. Fernandez,

Fernandez,vice-president

assist, to the

president

Fanlo & Cia, Inc., General Merchants Import and Export Department

and Brokers—616, Rizal Avenue, Nicolas Estella, in-charge

Santa Cruz; Teleph. 33873; P.O. Shipping Department

Box 860 Jose L. Mateu, in-charge

Farmacia Central, Inc., Wholesale Auditing Department

and Retail Druggists and Per- Luis A. Fernandez, auditor

fumists—242, 246, 248, Rosario, Real Estate and Insurance Fept.

Binondio; Telephs. 48830, 49694, and Marciano Rivera, in-charge

49150; P.O. Box 1967 General Managers for

Corn paid a Maritima

El Varadero de Manila

Farmers’ Produce and Commission Manila Conipania de Seguros

Co., Provisions, Local and Importer

—410, Echague, Santa Cruz; Teleph. Agencies

28102; P.O. Box 574 North British and Mercantile

Farre Engineering Development Co., Insurance Co.

Decorators, Civil Engineers, Manu- Atlas Assurance Company, Ltd.

facturers’ Representatives — Suite

315-317, Crystal Arcade Building, Fereazzini,

Escolta; Teleph. 23324; P.O. Box facturer — Tnq.,333, A Azcarraga;

nsf.lmo, Hat Teleph.

Manu-

2738; Cable Ad: Faendeco 49537; P.O. Box 669; Cable Ad: Kock

M. N. de Lange, manager

Feliciano, Juan and Sisters, Rope

Manufacturers

Teleph. — 115,Ad: Felicorope

25205; Cable Dasmarinas; Fidelity and Surety Co. of the Philip-

Juan Feliciano, manager pine

Bonds;Islands,

Insurance:Write AllMarine,Classes

Auto-of

Feliciano & Co., Inc., J. B., Manu- mobile, EarthquakeFire, and Flood—Monte

facturers of the “Over the Hill Ink de

Cruz; Piedad Building,

Teleph. Plaza Goiti, Santas

Products,” General Merchants and

Exporters of Native Products—173, Agencies: Iloilo,21255;

Cebu,P.O.Zamboanga,^

Box 1501c

Maria Clara, Sampaloc; Teleph. Davao

Geo. andDankwerth,

C. Cagayan president

28367 E.P. M.

Y. Poblete,

Ford, secretary-treasurer

vice- do.

Feltman Bros., Embroideries —1445, A. Santwico, assist. do.

California,

846; Paco;Brofeltman

Cable Ad: Teleph. 57250; P.O. Box

Fi-Ma”

Manufacturers Essences and andExtracts

Specialsu

Ferta Lao, Lawyers-520, China Bank

Building, corner Juan Luna and, Medicines for ofGonnorhhea.

Liquors Diabetisp

Dasmarihas, Tuberculosis—P.O. Box 2779”

and 48195 Binondo; Telephs. 49092 H. A. E. Fischer, proprietor

 MANILA D37

Piguera Gravel and Sand Go., Inc., Fookien Times Co., Inc., The, News-

Contractors in Concrete Materials, paper Publishers—197, Juan Luna,

Gravel, Sand, etc.—1518, Oregon; FBinondo; ukientimes

Teleph. 49688; Cable Ad:

Teleph. 23510; P.O. Box 1701 F. G. Martin, secretary

JFilipinas Lumber Co., Inc., Manufac- Forbes, Munn &. Co,, Ltd.,

turers and Exporters of Philippine Manila, Iloilo and Cebu, importers.

Hardwoods—123-129, J uan Luna, Exporters, Merchants, Insurance

Binondo; Teleph. 49048; Cable Ad: Agents—112/3, Muelle de Binondo;

Fililumber; Codes A.B.C. 5th edn.

and Bentley’s; P.O. Box 18; Saw P.O. Codes Box

: 454; Cable• Second

Bentley’s' Ad : Sandavid;

Phrase;

Mills and Concession, Cabibihan Private and Acme

andSiyCal.auag Tayabas

Cong Bieng and Co., Inc., T. R. Selkirk, director (London)

general managers C. S. Hynes, manager

G. P. Datema

Filipino Printing Press —1129, E. Klingler

Avenue Rizal; Teleph. 27810; P.O. J. Walser

Box 1406 M. Jansen

Diomsio R-. Peralta, manager Agencies

Royal Insurance Co., Ltd.

Filma Mercantile Co., Binondo;

Inc., Import and Wenatchee MillingG.m.b.H.

Stahlunion-Export Co.

Export—244, David, Teleph. Ethelburga Trading Co., Ltd.

22476; Cable Ad: Merea

Findlay i Millar Timber Co., Lumber Fox Film Corporation—518-520, Reina

Merchants, Importers, Insurance Regente, Binondo; Teleph. 49818; P.O.

and Shipping Agents—1000, Corde- Box 423

leria, Santa Mesa; Teleph. 67588-

87-89; P.O. Box 307; Cable Ad: Frank Co.,; Stationary, Ruhjber

Findmill; All Codes used il Stamps, Brass Signs (A Division

ox Philippine Education Col, Inc.)

Firestone Tire and Rubber Company —JOT, Escolta; Teleph. msf; P.O.

of the Philippine Islands—16th Box 620

and Atlanta Streets, Port Area.; ■Frank Hills, managing director

Telephs, 24292 and 24293; P.O. ?ox '■ (Loudon) -

3219; Gable Ad: Firestone

R. E. Baskerville, general mgr. F rench TC’QNSpLAte (See .$p nsul ates)

O. J. Fikes, office manager

Fssk Tire Company, Snc. Tires

of the French Furniture Store, Manufac-

Philippines, The, Rubber and facturers of Highest Grade Rattan

Furniture—130, Ban Luis, Ermita;

Sundries—122, Novaliches, San Miguel;

Telephs. 23780 and 23750; Cable Ad: Teleph. 27482; P.Q.'Box 3008,

Fisktire; P.O. Box 657

Paul C. Hartnal, manager French Motor Co., Exclusive agents

L. M. Mclure, office manager for Graham

Fleming & Williamson, Public Account- Avenue, SantaMotor

Cruz;Gars—883, Rizal

Teleph. 22867;

ants & Auditors—4th floor, G. de los Cable Ad: Erenmotor

Reyes

Box 214;Building,

Cable Ad:Plaza Cervantes; P.O. Fukuyama, Nishino & Col, Inc.. Importer

Accuracy

J. Fraser Brown, c.a. and

ProductsExporters,

DealersNative and

—129, P.O. Foreigp;

JuanBoxLuna

A.H. D.Hausamann,

Goodlifl'e, c.p.a.

a.c.a. Binondo; Teleph. 47573; 346;

R.J. V.O. Hickey,

Ferguson,a.c.a.

c.a. Cable Ad: Tatsumiya;

Bentley’s, A.B.C. 5th edn. Code: Kendall’s

A. H. Mitchell, c.a. Funeraria Nacional, Undertakers &

L.W. J.J. Crichton, c.a.

Corpe, a.c.a. Embalmers—917, Rizal Avenue; Te-

R. C. Deane, a.c.a. lephv 22870

D38 MANILA

Fung Fai< .Chinese Curio Store, Hand Gestetner Binondo; Duplicators—127,

P.O. Box Escolta,.

Made

Hair Nets,FiletPorcelain,

Laces, SilkBrass,

Embroideries,

Lacquer, H. E. Heacock Co.,119

sole Concessionaires-

Chinese Bugs,, for the Philippines

Wooden Ware, Leather Suit Furniture,

.etc,, Inlaid Cases and

^Chinese. Flower Tea—7% Real, Corner Getz Bros.

General Luna, Int.ramurosjTeleph. 28248; mercial Brokers—508, & Co., Importers and Com-

P.O. Box 2345 Fernandez Build-

ing

160; (5th

CableFloor); Teleph. 21194; P.O. Box

Ad: Getz

Gabler-Gumbert, A., Architects-r 712’ E. S. Hogen, mgr.

Insular Life Building

I. de Goma, draftsman Gibson, J. H., General

A. Balino, . stenographer Luna, Binondo; Teleph.Broker—177,

47502; P.O.Juan

Box

Gabriel Bros., General Importers — 939; Cable Ad: Gibmac

Paterno

Helios-StaBuilding (Ground21207;

Cruz; Teleph. floor),

P.O.Calle

Box Gillespie, A. T., Importer and Exporter—

111; Cable Ad : Gabribos 180, David Street, Binondo; Teleph.

23809;

A. T.P.O. Box 544;

Gillespie, Cable Ad: Atgill

proprietor

Gaiety Theatre, Cinematograph—630, Luis Decena, manager

M. H. del Pilar, Ermita; Teleph. 55317 Glaiscrman, Inc., J. WI., Commission

Gekato

porters,. Commercial Coreoratiox,

Exporters, Groceries Im- Agents

and General Teleph. —Duo,

139, Juan

47625; Luna,Glaiserman;

Cable Calpac,

Ad: Binondo;

Provisions, Paper — 1079, R. Hidalgo, Codes: Acme, Bentley’s

uiapo;Ad:Teleph.

able 21098: P.O. Box 1396; Universal

Genatocorp J. M. Glaiserman, proprietor and

manager

General Electric . Appliance 'Cor-

poration of the Philippines— Gmur, Inc., Otto, Importers and Export-

Crystal Arcad'e Building; TeTepths.

22911, 22548; Cable Ad : Ingenetric; ers— L16, Muelle de Binondo; Teleph.

49968; P.O. Box 211; Cable Ad: Rolfotto-

P.O. Box 1822

Go Colay & Co., General Merchants—

General Machinery Company, Inc., 314, Nueva, Binondo; Teleph. 24245;

P.O. Box 991; Cable Ad: Colay;

General, Electrical, Merchanical & Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn., Universal

Consulting Engineers — 130, Juan Trade, Western

Luna, Binondo; Teleph. 23196; P. Bentley’s, Lieber’sUnion, Schofield’s^

O. Box 2879; Cable Ad: Gemaco

J. W. Karsten Go Lamco Hardware, Hardware Mer-

German Chamber of Commerce of the chants—306, Tetuan, Santa Cruz;

Philippine Islands—{See Associa- Teleph. 25317

tions)

Go Singco Sons & Co., General Merchants^

German Consulate—{See Consulates) Direct Importers,

and Retail—■ 127 129,Notions,

Rosario,Wholesale-

Binondo;.

“Germania’^Cacho Hermanqs), Printers Teleph. 48612; P.O Box 1188

—672, Legarda, Sampaloe; Teleph. Go iSun Guan, Soap Factory—510,

21285; Cable Ad : Cacho Echague, Quaipo; Teleph. 26249

Germann & Co., Ltd., General Importers, Go Tian Gee & Co., Dry Goods Merchants

Exporters and Insurance Agents—156,

Juan Luna; Teleph. 49015; P. O. Box Teleph. —180-182,47513;Calle Rosario, Binondo;

1975; P.O. Box 2107; Cable Ad:

5thCable

C.Acme, and Ad:edhs.,

6th Federation;

Mosse and Private

Codes:

Lieber’s, A.B. Gotiangee

Bentley’s,

Goitia, Dr. R., Physician-Surgeon —

Germinal Cigar and Cigarette Factory Office : NewResidence:

2-20-48; Delmonico 155,Hotel;Dominga,,

Teleph.

—Sangandaan;

Germinal Teleph. 567; Cable Ad: Pasay; Teleph. 5-13-12

 MANILA D39

Goldernberg, McLeod & Co., Import- Great Eastern Life Assurance Co.,

ers and Manufacturers’ Agents—194, Ltd.—124, T. Pinpin ; Teldph. 22576;

Juan Luna; Binond'o: Teleph. 49098; P.O. Box 440; Cable Ad: Greatest

P.O. Box 1421 C. W. Rosenstock, fiiiancial agent

*Gonzalo Puyat & Sons, Inc., Manu- Great Northern Railway — Chaco

Building, Plaza Cervantes, Binondo;

facturers

Bowling ofAlleys,

Furniture,

BarberBilliard

and Tables,

Dental TelepH. 21521; P.O. Box 624

Chairs: Dealers in Pianos, Radios, Green & Co., B. A., General Brokers and

Musical Dental

ments, Instruments, Medical General

Equipment, Instru- Commission Merchants, Stocks. Bonds,

Merchandise—Office and Store: Puyat age Real Estate, Sugar and Business Broker-

Building, 727, Solana, W. C. ; Teleph 2- 21629;— P.O. 34, Escolta, Binondo: Teleph.

10-02; P.O. Box 404; Cable Ad: Gonpu;

Code: Bentley. Branch: 628 Avenida B. A. Green,Boxproprietor

323; Cable Ad: Bag

Rizal. Division: Puyat Music House, E.O. Soto, accountant '

628 Avenida Rizal

Gregg Co., Ltd., The, Manufacturers

WOODEN AND REviUCO of Cars and Railway Equipment—

FURNITURE 314, National City Bank Building,

BOWLI NG ALLEYS Binondo; Teleph. 23241; Cable Ad:

BILLIARD TABLES Greggcar; all Stan dard CodesVjl

We are Largest and Oldest Manufac- Gross

turers in the Far East poners—218, Espeleta, Sta. Cruz; P.O.

Gonzalo Puyat & Sons. Inc.—727, Box 1470 . .

Solana, W. C., Manila, P.I.

Goodrich International Rubber Co., Native Produfcts Hemp,

Cubat Trading Co., Cobra and

Dealers—521, Al-

Wholesale

Mechanical Tires,

Goods, Accessories,

Footwear, Rubber-

Heels and varado, Binondo; Teleph. 48312;

Drug Sundries — Goodrich Building, P.O. Box 1137

Paco; Telephs. 56971-2 3; P.O. Box 1482; Gutenberg Printing Press’—611, As-

Cable Ad: Siltonco uncion, San Nicolas; ,P jO. Box 1859;

W.

L. C.C. Gulick,

Hayden,branchofficemanager

manager Teleph. 49307-611

R. E. Roseyeare, assist, do. Jose,Domingo, prop.

‘Goodyear Tire and Rubber Export Co., Guttridge and Chambers, Inc.,

Ltd., The—Magallanes Landing; P.O. Insurance—129,! Cable Ad:Juan Luna;P.O.Teleph.

Box 1456; Teleph. 23902 and 23903; 49064; 389

Guttridge;

; \

Box

Cable Ad: Goodyear A.H. S.B.Guttridge, pres, and gen’l- mgr.

'Gotamco Hermanos, Vicente, "Building

Contractors and Lumber Dealers—430, R. D. Chambers, yice-pres. andtreas.

Falkner, assistant

Tanduay, Quiapo; Teleph. 21767 Mateo M. Rodriguez, secretary

General agents

«Gotauco & Co.,Binondo;

—214, Soler Inc., General Contractors

Telephs. 49721

49671; P.O. Box 1254; Cable Ad: Legal and General Assurance

Gotauco Society, Ltd. (Est. 1836)

Norwich

Ltd. (Est.Union

1797)Fire lusce. Society

*Graybar Electric Co.

Rep resentatives—Wes te r n E quip - Hacienda San Jose, Mindoro, Sugar

menit and Supply Co.—119, Plantation—Booms 32-35. Santos Build-

Calle T. Pinpin ing, Plaza Santa CrUz; Teleph.'2-16-71;

P.O. Box 2388

GREAT EASTERN HOTEL, First class Board of Administrators — W.

Hotel in all respects and at reasonable Trinidad (chairman), M. Lord

v. rates —199 Echague; Teleph. 24115; (vice-chairman), G. G. Gordon

■ P.O.N. Box 145; Cable

L. Fa,i, manager Ad: Qreathotel , (s'pcn tary), G. La O. J. E. H.

Stevenot and L. Kahn

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Hair, Little & Picornell (Successors Harris Memorial Training School,

to. Hair & Elliott), Exchange, Stock (See Educational)

. and General Brokers—Insular Life

Building, Plaza Cervantes; P.O.

Box 1470Cable Ad: Brokerage , Harvey Temple,

& O’Bri en, Lawyers—518, Masonic

John Hair,

W. Eric Little,

partner

do. P.O. BoxEscolta, Binondo;

703; Cable Teleph. 21678;

Ad: O’Brien

Santiago N. Pieornell, do. Hashim& Co., A. T., Wholesale Diamonds

Hale Shoe Co., Inc., Shoe Manufacturers Merchants—19,

ing; Banquero,

Telephs. 22674 Regina

and 21278; P.O.Build-

Box

—615, Escolta; P.O. Box

'56961-65; Cable Ad: Haleshoeco 1426; Teleph. 1; Cable Ad: Hashimat

Halili Transit & Auto Supply—533, Hashim’s Kalinawan Stone Quarry—

831, Rizal Avenue, Santa Cruz;

Azcarraga, Ton do; Teleph. 27451 Teleph. 22856; Cable Ad : Hashim

Hall & Co.,. Inc., Whipple S., Paper- N. T. Hashim, manager

' Dealers 2006, Azearraga. Quiapo ; Haskins & Sells, Certified Public Ac-

Teletohs. 22437 and 22439; P.O. Box 610; countants — 202, National City Bank

Cable Ad: Whiphall Building, Binondo; Teleph. 22635; Cable-

Hamburg-Amerika Linie (Behn, Meyer & Ad: Hasksells

Co., H. Mij, Agents)—227, David,

- Binondo;

Cable Ad: Teleph.

Hapag 22924; P.O. Box 298; Hausmann & Co., L. M., Machinery

and

rinas; Allied Products—440,

Teleph. 22363; P.O.Dasma-Box

Hamilton Brown Shoe

Haberdashery, Inc. — 109, Escolta; Store and 1729; Cable Ad: Michelman; all

Teleph. 22644; P.O. Box 1630; Cable Ad: Standard Codes

L. M. Hausman, pres. & mgr.

Hambrp

A.S. RD. Hawthorne,

Hileman, vicepres,pres.and mgr. Haw E. Heng, Importers and Exporters

ofmission

SugarAgents

and Almaciga (Mastic), Com-

J. P. Ward, treas. and Sugar Dealers—

Hanson, Orth & Stevenson, Inc., P.O. 116, Hormiga; Telephs. 49618 and 47206;

Exports, Imports, Shipping and In- Boxes 2185 and 1302; Cable Ad:

surance Agents—Manila, Cebu, Davao, Haw E. Heng

Iloilo—Chaco

Cable Ad: StevensonBuilding; P.O. Box 292; Hawaiian Philippine Co., Sugar

Charles D.J. Smith,

Orth, president Manufacturers—321, Regina Building,.

Michael

F. L. Laurence, viee-do. (Newdo.York) Binondo;

2nd-do. Teleph. president

W. H. Babbitt, 21934

W. MacGavin, assist, treasurer

R E. Rigby, secretary (Davao) R. C. Pitcairn, manager

J. PI. Forrest Heacock Co., H. E., Jewellers and

G. G. Walker Stationers—120-130, Escolta,

J. A. Boyes Binondo; Teleph. 21163; P.O. and

BoxDavid

119;

J. M. Harrison (Cebu) Cable Ad: Dial

R. G. Hughes (Cebu)

H. F. Laing (Cebu) Health Service IntelleOench Bureau

Dean Conrad (Davao) —251, Gral Luna; Telephl. 21451;

H. Thomson (Iloilo) P.O. Box 563

Agencies

• ■ Peninsular & Oriehtal S.N. Co.

Ben Line Steamers Heilbronn 1 Co., Inc., J. P., Paper,

Blue Funnel& Line (New York Type and Printers’ Supplies—233,

Ellerman

(European Bucknall

service) S. Service)

S. Co. Oalle David, Binondo; Telephs.

21412, 21415 and 21416; P.O. Box

Directory & Chronicle of The 773 ; Cable Ad : Papertrade; Codes :

Far East (China, Japan, Malaya, Union A.B.O. 5th edn., Universal, Western

Korea, Formosa, Philippine Islands, (5-letter), Bentley’s complete

Netherlands India, Siam, Borneo, phrase and Table, Rudolf Mosse and

etc.) Duo

 MANILA D4I

THE INDEPENDENT PUBLISHING GO., LTD.

, Owners and Publishers of:— . ;'

“LA OPINION”—Filipino Daily in Spanish—Cabie Ad: OPINld^—Manila,!

“EL COMERCIO” (Commerce)—Afternoon, Daily in English —(jable Ad:

COMERCIO—Manila. “The Oldest Newspaper in the Philippines.”

Offices I 65 Juan Luna, Manila—Tels. 2-33r84, 2-33.-()3 & 2-13:85.—P.O. Box 127.

Helena Cigak Co.— 36, Novaliches ^an Honolulu Iron Works Co.

1852), Manufacturers, (Established

Consulting and

Miguel; Teleph. 22296; P.O. Box 1152; Contracting Engineers, Sugar Factories

Cable Ad: Helehcig and Equipment, Honolulu T. H.—^O-

118, 2nd Street, Port Area; Cablei Ad:

Hekoules “ Mearshaw Manila,” for Manila (and

Zamboanga,Lumber Go.,Lumber

Lumarao), Inc. (Manila,

Dealers New“ Honiron Honolulu,”

York); Codes forBentley’s

HonoluluNew

and

and Exporters and Shipowners - Manila Business, Western HJnionf etc*

Office: 155, Paz; Teleph. 22263; P.O. Box

922; Cable Ad: Hercules. Shipping Office: W. G. Hall, general manager s

206, Medrid, Corner M. de la Industria,

c/o Pilots Association Building, San Aj F. Kvyart, manager \qf Ha-

Nicolas; Teleph. 22262 waian. Division

J. Hughes, manager, merchan-

dise dept. Hawaian Division

Robpi;t Anderson,i treasurer and

Hess & Zeitlin, Inc.,' Stocks and 'controller , ,

Bonds, Insurance and Beal Estate

—30-32, Escolta; Telephs. 2-22-40,

2-22-50; P.O. Box 721 and 1082; C. M. Hoskins & Co., Real Estate—

Cable Ad: Zelin and Careless 185, Dawid Street; Teleph. 22216;

Caid Hess, jr., president , Cable Ad: Earcam ;

Wm. Zeitlin, vice-do. & treasurer

G. W Mackay, manager

Houston Rubber CcL' Goodyear, Tire

Hike.ShoePalACe, The—ReginaBuilding, Avenue, Dcalcts, YulcanizerS — 548, Rizal

140, Escolta, BinOndo; Teleph. 21569; Santa {Cruz; Teleph. 22122;

P.O. Box 275; Cable Ad: Shoemack P.O. 'Box 651

U. 8. Shoe Co., Inc., proprietors

I.G. Farbenindustrie, A. G. (Farm Dept.),

Hi lari on Tantoco, - Customs Broker, Germany—180-184,-Juan Luna Binondo

Land and Water Transportation—

106, Muelle de Binondo ; Teleph. Ilaya Music Store Go., Ing., Wholesale

4-90-25 and 4-90-42 and’Retail Dealers in Musical 'Instru-

ments—600, Rizal Avenue, Santa Cruz;

Hizon Laboratory, Pharmaceutical and Teleph. 23598; P.O. Box ,2799; Cgble

Chemical Products—549, Paterno,, Quia- Ad: Ilaya

po;Prime

Teleph. 23690proprietor

Hizon, Independent,” The (Leading' FilipMo

Weekly), Founded in 1915 — 829-831,

HocSchool

Guanand Ho, General Supplies,

Merchandise San Fernando, San Nicolas; Teleph.

Commercial Free 49552; Cable Ad: Independent 8 .

Delivery in the City—.59, Soler, Binondo;

Teleph. 48484 Independent Shoe Shop, The, Shoe' Store

Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking and SantaShoeRepairShop—1! 2-114,P.O.

Cruz; Teleph. 22177; Echague,

Box

Corp.—(See Banks) 2641; Cgble Ad: Ipshoc’o ,

D42 MANILA

Indian Gommkrcial Co., Importers Insular Lumber Co.—Perez-Sama-

and Wholesalers of Silk and Cotton nillo Building, Escolta; Telephs.

21775 and 21780; P.O. Box 456;.

Goods—330-332, Dasmarinas; Te- Mills : Fabrica, Occidental Negros,.

leph. 22169; P.O. Box 938; Cable

Ad: Indiacomco. Branches and P.I.; 260,

Cable Ad: Ilco. Head Office:

South Broad Street, Philadel-

Export Offices: Dalamal & Sons, phia, Pa., U.S.A.

Kobe and Yokohama H. C. Hope, general manager

Manila Bankers: Chartered Bank

of India, Australia and India Insular Saw Mill, Inc., Lumber Dealers

—330-340, Canonigo, Paco; P.O. Box 2190;.

Ingersoll, Frank B., Attorney at law, Telephs. 56940-49

—Suite 511, Chaco Bldg:; Teleph. Insular Sugar Refining Corporation

21183; Cable Ad: Cascade; Codes: —228, National City Bank Build-

Western Union, 5-letter, Bentley’s ing, Binondo; Teleph. 22563; Cable

Ad: Sucharphil

H. A. Burgers, manager

Inhelder Walch Co., Ltd., Im-

porters and Exporters Pharma- International Brokerage Co., Inc.,.

ceutical Products, Surgical Instru- Customs Brokers, Baggage Trans-

ments and Equipment — China fer, Local and Provincial Trans-

Bank Bldg., Corner Juan Luna and

Dasmarinas; Teleph. 49078; P.O. portation, Trucks, Cascos and

Lighters—306, Masonic Temple; Te-

Box 1182; Cable Ad: Walinder lephs. 23011 and 23012 (Office), 23013

Managing partners r— (piers) 49965 (Garage)

H. Inhelder

E. Walch International Cold Stores — 116,

Agencies Echague; P.O. Box 290

F. Hoffmann—La Roche & Co., International Correspondence School

Basle (Switzerland)

Sandoz Chemical Works, Basle (Nee Educational)

(Switzerland)

Swiss Serum and Vaccine Insti- International

Philippines Harvester

(Formerly Co., of

Macleod

tute, Berne (Switzerland)

British Drug Houses Ltd., Lon- &Hemp, Co.) Importers and Exporters:

Maguey, Copra; Agricul-

don

Chiron-Werke, Tuttlingen (Ger- tural Implements, Tractors, Inter-

national Motor Trucks, Machinery^

many) Insurance and Steamship Agents—

Chaco Building, Plaza Cervantes;.

Insular Drug Co.., Inc., Wholesale Ad: Teleph. 22285; P.O. Box 308; Cable

Drugs and Chemicals—163, Juan

Luna, Binondo; Teleph. 22775-6; N. Macleodco

H. Duckworth, vice-pres. and

P.O. Box 300; Cable Ad : Indug; general manager

Codes: MosSe, Acme, Western Union, Agencies

Imp. and! Bentley’s Home Insurance Co. (Fire & Marine)

Glen Line, Ld.

Insular Life Assurance Co., Ltd. Isthmian S.S. Co.

(Life, Health and Accident Insurance Swedish East Asiatic S. S. Co. j

Co.)—Insular Life Building, 90 Plaza International Service Co., Inc., Au-

Moraga;P.O. Box 128; Cable Ad: Insulife tomobile Accessory Dealers—Isaac

V. Singson Encarnacion, President Peral and A. Mabini, Malata; Te-

Francisco Ortigas,

J. McMicking, vice- do.

Manager leph. 56755

Vicente

G. Abella,Arias,Assistant

TreasurerManager and Isardas & Co., T., General Importers

—1136, M. H. del Pilar; Teleph.

A.Secretary

F. Gonzalez, Assist, to Manager 54143; Cable Ad: Isardas

 MANILA D43

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Ale, Manu-

facturers Carbonated Beverages—Isuan Making—317, leph. 51322

Libertad,. Pasay; Te-

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P.O. Plaza Dilao,CablePaco;

Box 1587; Ad: Teleph.

Isuan;

! Factory : Hot Springs, Los Banos, Joaquin Reyes & Co., Inc., Photdgraving

. Laguna Shop—Third Floor, Free Press Bldg.,

Italian Consulate—(See Consulates) 680 Rizal Ave, Sta Cruz; Teleph, 22110;

P.O. Box 326

[ Japanese Association of Manila Inc.

—(See Associations) Joe Chuan Long, Candy Manufactur-

l Japanese Consulate—(See Consulates) ers—1222, Teleph. 49385

Santa Elena, Binondo;

? Japanese Garden, Florists—1261, Singa-

long, Malate; Teleph. 57636; P.O. Box Jolo Power Co., Inc.—552, Rizal

911 Avenue; Teleph. 22218; P.O. Box;

JOHNSON PICKETT ROPE CO., 839

Manufacturers of — Pure Manila

| who Rope,desire

for long

marinewearing

traderopeandof great

users “Jose Angel,” Contractors in every line

; strength and excellent appearance that ofCustoms Transportation including Lumber,

Broker, Complete Equipment:

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agricultural Towboats, Lighters, Cascos, Bancas,

I rope. Made from Maguey fiber. Smooth, cows—9, Trucks, Trailers, Cranes, 200-tpns Decks-

firm and safe. Plaza Moraga, Room 8; Garage:

1 Also Bale Rope. Lathyarn, Trans- 915, Arlegui, Quiapo; Telephs. 22633-4;

missonDrilling

j Well “ Aluminax

Cables,” Rope,

Wrapping Rope, Box 896; Cable Ad: Jose

TarredTwines,

Fishermen’s Rope. Teodorica R. Vda. de Jose, judicial

Address — No. 2 Calle Cristobal; administratrix

: ,,. 'Teleph. 5-66-28; P.O.Codes:

Box 1457; Cable Guillermo M. Jose, manager

Ad: Picketrope; Universal B. Bilbao (transport dept.)

L trade, Western Union 5-letter, Bentley’s

| A.B.C. 5 th. Juyco, Velilla & Co., Insurance, Rea,

, I J.Victor T. Pickett,

Johnson,presdt.

treas.and gen. mgr. Estate, Mortgages—416, Heacock Bldg.,

M. F. Herranz, secty. Escolta, Binondo; Teleph. 23272

1)44 MANILA

“ Katubusan,”

Gigarrileos—419, Fabkica

CJavel,de Tabacos

San Nico-y L. Hallum, manager, Jewellery-

las; Telephs. 4-80-70, 4-95-24; P.O. department

Box 892. Show-room: Plaza Cer- G. H. voninstruments

Surgical W ichdorff,

dept.manager,

vantes; Teleph. 23986 Representing

Dr. Uamon J. pngisako, gen. mgr. Glens Falls Insurance Co. of New

Manuel

Ramon Mai V. Gallego, president

lari, secretary York. (Fire Insurance)

Ignacio de Leon, cashier-treasurer General Insurance Co., Ld. of

I Pio R. Gaudier, chief accountant Trieste and Venice. (Marine-

Insce.)

Kagahastian & Co., iNc.y .R., Deputy

Cadastral Surveyors — Room 318, Kne- Kenwood Hotel — 1099, R. Hildago,

edler Building,

Teleph. 26308; P.O.Carriedo,

Box 2237Sta. Cruz; Quiapo; Teleph. 21477

KAnaoka, T., Furniture Manufacturer and Ker Co., Merchants, Est. 1827—10,

Dealer — 524, Legarda, Sampaloc; 22410-22430; Callejonde San. Gabriel;

Manila P.O. Telephs

Box 312,22409-

Iloilo

TelepR .25938 San. Gabriel; Telephs. 22409-22410-

Keller &, Co., Ltd., Ed. A., Merchants— 22430; Manila P.O. Box 312, Iloilo-

Wise Building,! 178, Juan Luna, Binondo; P.O. Box 292, Cebu P.O. Box 160,.

Davao P.O. Box 297; Cable Ad:

Telephs.

Ad: Edakeller; 49881-2-3; P.O.Codes:

Box 313;A.B.C.

Cable for the four ports “ Ker.” Head

6th edn. and 5th improved, Bent- Office: Ker, Bolton A Co., Glas-

ley’s 1st and 2nd, Western Union gow and London. Branch Offices :

Ker & Co., Iloilo, Cebu and Davao;

Five Letter. Head Office at Zurich, Pitcairn, Syme & Co., Batavia,

Switzerland Soerabaya and Samarang

W.

Ed. M.Keller,

Keller,(Zurich)

president (Zurich) Partners—H. B. Foster, J. W.

G. Woessner, manager Howells and W. C*/Naismith

J., Q Bessmer, signs per pro. E. G. Rivers

. A.Ch.'Auer,Blum, dp.

do. R. W. Barr

A. Peter, do. D. J. Watson

E. Staurenghi J. H. d’Authreau

E.F. Marschall J. T. del Castillo

Periquet General Agents for: —

The Sun Insurance Office, Ltd.

Keller Kern & Co., Ltd., Merchants— (Est. 1710)

Wise Building, Binondo; P.O. Box 313; The Phoenix Assurance Co., Ltd.

Cable Ad: Kellerkern (Est. 1782)

W.

Ed. M.Keller

Keller*(Zurich)

president (Zurich) The Guardian Assurance Co., Ltd.

G. Woessner, manager (Est. 1821)

A. Auer, signs per pro. Lloyd’s Agents, Manila

J.C. Q.Blum,

Bessmer, do. do.

A.F.Peter, Khu Yek Chiong, Importer of Woollen,

Periquet do. Linen,

Hosiery Cotton Goods,

and Cotton Yarn Silk

from Goods,

China,

E. Staurenghi Japan, U.S.A., England and other

E.E. S.Marschall

Loarvinsohn European Countries — 133, Gral

Solano; Teleph. 25484; P. O. Box 1233;

Cableedn.,

5th Ad:Bentley’s

Khyeckeiong; Codes:

complete A.B.C.

phrase and

C. Kelling, Inc., Importers—171, Private

Juan Luna; P.Q, Box 412; Cable Khu Yek Chiong, manager

Ad: Renate; Codes: Bentley’s,

Acme, and Private

C. Kelling,

M. Pfeifer president

manager, andinsurance

mgr. Ki Lin Tong, Tiger Balm Medicine

Dealers—237, Soler, Binondo; Te-

department leph. 47250; P.O. Box 2044

 MANILA D45*

Kim Chuan Heng, Dealers in all kinds Kriedt Priming Co—Bulletin Bldg.,

of8toMirrors, Glass

Cristo, San and Teleph.

Nicolas; — 507, 550

Frames 48617 Cruz;Evangelista,

Teleph. 2. 959;Corner

P.O. BoxRaon,

859 Santa

Gerhard W. Kriedt, proprietor

Kim Chuan Juat, Hardware Merch-

| ants and Foundry iShop—362, Cam- Kuenzle & StreifF, Inc., General Im-

ba, San Nicolas; Teleph. 48617 porters; Exporters and Insurance Agents-

-343 -347, Calle T. Pinpin; P.O.

Kim Tong Heng & Co.—529, Elcano, Box 301; Cable Ad: Kuenzle;

San Nicolas; Teleph. 48173 Codes: A.B.O. 5th edn., Bentley’s,

Western Union; Universal edn. and

King Hiap King, Manufacturers

Glass, Show Cases, Fancy Mirrors, Auto of Plate 5 letter

Glass and Desk Pads, Re-Silvering, P.A. A.P. Meyer, president

Kuenzle, vice-do.

j Bevelling and Etching Work, Wholesale H. A. StreifF, treasurer

and Retail Dealers in Fancy Mirrors, H. Sprueugli

Plate

Frames,Glass, Window

Pictures, ViewsGlass,

and allPicture

kinds A. Jung H Anderegg

ofStore:

Mirrors and Glasses—Main Office and G. PI u ess E. Mueller

413-415, Nueva Binondo; Teleph. P. E. Schiess P. E. Meyer

25677. Factory:48570.403-409,

Binondo; Teleph. Branch:Salazar,

Cebu Iloilo—W. Dietieker Vontobel

G. Cattaneo 11.

Cebu—A. Schatzmann

Kinkwa Meriyasu Co., Ltd., Manufac J. J. SchlittlerRieth

Zamboanga—H.

[J —451,

turers andJuanImporters of CottortP. Textiles

Luna, Binondo; O. Box Agencies

| 1461 Sun Insurance Office

Springfield Fire and Marine

Kishimoto & Co., S., Importers and Ex- Irisce. Co.

porters-13-15, Muelle Banquero, Binon- Baloise Fire Tnsce. Co.

s do;S.Teleph. 21927; P.O. Box 903 Basilan Lumber Co.

Kishimdto, propr. and manager

Rock Laboratory, Specializing in the Rummer and Comins, Direct Mill

Agents, Cotton Goods—175, Juan

Manufacturing of Medical Prepa- Luna; Teleph. 49089 ; P.O. Box 1484 ;

1 rations—2157, O’Donnell, Santa Cable Ad : Kummer ; CodesCommer-

: A.B.C.

< Cruz; Teleph. 24197; P.O. Box 511 6th edn., Western Union,

Kodak Philippines, Ltd.—434, Das^ cial, Bentley’s

i marinas; Teleph. .23741; P.O. Box Agencies M. C. D. Borden & Sons, Ine—

|| 351; Cable Ad: Kodak; Code: 90, Worth Street, New York, U.S.A.

Bentley’s American Bleached Goods Co.,

W. P. Lane, manager Inc.—40, Worth Street, New

R. M. Gordon York, U.S.A.

i C. Perry Cannon Mills, Inc:—70, Worth

Kong Li Po, The, Chinese Daily Street, New York, U.S.A.

Newspaper—430, Salazar, Binondon ; William L. Barrel! Co.—40,

Teleph. 48357; Cable Ad: Kong- Worth Street, New York, U.S.A.

lipo Franklin Manufacturing Qo.—40,

Worth St New York, U.S.A.

Koppel (Philippines), Incorporated, Kummer, Comins & Co., Inc.—

(successors in the Philippine Is- 253,

U.S.A.Church Street, New York,

lands to Koppel Industrial Car & Philips China Co.—P.O. Box 794,

Equipment Co.), Railway Material, Shanghai, China

Machinery and Supplies—75, Das-

marinas; Teleph. 49895; Cable Ad:

Box 189 All Standard Codes; P.O Kwong

Koppelrail; Ah Phoy k Co,, Inc,; Rice Mill

Owners—385, Muelhyde Binondo, San

A. H. Bishop, vice-president Nicolas; Teleph. 49932; P.O. Box 638;

E. Flatow, secretary Cable Ad: Kwong Ah Phoy & Co.

D46 MANILA

Kwong CheonG Shing, Manufacturers of La Flor de Luzon Cigar Factory—701,

Kattan and Wooden Furniture, Whole- Calle Clave]; San Nicolas; P.O. Box 64;

sale and Retail Furniture Dealers, Im- Teleph. 4-84-41; Cable Ad: Florluzon

porters of iSea-Grass Rugs, Dealers in Cheong Wing Yew, manager

different

ban Miguel kindsChairs,

of IronBrices

Beds, Reasonable

Renters of

and Prompt Service offered—301-305, La Frescura,

T. Cambas and Bamboo Manufacturing Wooden

Pinpin, Binondo; Teleph. *5117 dows and Doors—340,Curtains Trabajo,for Sam-

Win-

Kwong Hing Cheong, Rattan and Wooden paloc; Teleph. 67389

Furniture,

Bamboo Screens, Chinese Office

Sea-grass Rugs,

Equipment,

Wholesale La Industria Box Factory — 739, G.

pin, Binondo; Teleph. 25365; P.O. Pin-

and Retail—309-313, T. Box Tuason, Sampaloc; Teleph. 26901

2271; Cable Ad: Kwonghing Cheong La Industrial, Fabrica de Chocolate y

Kwong 1Me Chan, Manufacturers of Toyo Cafe — 278, Cristobal; .'Teleph. 57740;

P.O.Porta

BoxPueo

57 y Cia., proprietc rs

Sauce, Soy Oil and Vinegar

440-442, T. Pinpin, Binondo; P.O. Box Dealers—

1103; Teleph. 47663

Kwong Wing Lung Grocery (Wong Choo LaFactory—20, Insular Cigar and Cigarette

Plaza Calderon de la

&andCo.),Liquors—1443-1447,

Wholesale arid Retail Groceries

Eerran, Paco; 52; Cable Ad: Insular 49718; P.O. Box

Barca, Binondo; T«leph.

Teleph. 57286; P.O. Box 1021

Wong Choc, manager

La Nobleza, Cigar and Cigarette

Teleph.Factory

La Ciudad de Nankin, Cigarette Factory —409, Cable Ad:Tayuman, Tbndo;

Lanobleza 49784;

—414, Salazar, Binondo; Teleph. 48690

La Commercial, Cigar Factory and LA PALMA de MALLORCA HOTEL f

Direct Exporters—1207 Alegui, Spacious and Comfortable Booms

Quiapo; Teleph. 21631; P.O. Box 1041 with all the Modern Conveniences

La Constructora, Bicycles and Acces- atLodging

Reasonable Rates.P4.00Board

for P3.00, and

and P5.00

sories, Children’s Vehicles, Imports, per day. For Lodging only P2.00

Wholesale and Retail—332-334, Gan- per O.);

day—Real and Solana

dara,, Binondo; Teleph. 25131 (W. Teleph. 2-33-50; P.O. Streets

Box 53

La Cora Distillery, Alcohol and Li- La Patria, Bakery, Confectionery and

quors—929, Magdalena, Tondo; Telephs.

49506 and 21075; P.O. Box 1103 —Biscuit Factory,

Central Office:Groceries

631-633,andLegarda,

Liquors

La Estrella de Pilipinas, Cigarette Sampaloc; Telephs. 26980 and 26633;

P.O. BoxSampaloc;

2283. Branches:

Factory 49665

Teleph. — 752; P.O.Magdalena,

Box 1128, Binondo; Legarda, 723, Tabora,635-637,

San

Nicolas (Teleph. 49149); 1007, 49321);

M. de

La Estrella Del Norte, Importers— Santos, San Nicolas (Teleph,

143, Villalobos, Quiapo (Teleph.(Teleph.

26391);

46, Escolta; Telephs. 21388-389; P. and 73, Bustillos, Sampaloc

O. Box 273; Cable Ad: Evely 25141)

La Fabrica de Cerveza de San Miguel La Pilarica, Printers and Bookbinders—

—(See San Miguel Brewery) 218, Kaon; Teleph. 23526; Cable Ad:

La Flor de Intal Cigar Factory— LaToribio PilaricaAlmeida, proprietor

31, Tayuman; P.O. Box 262; Cable

Ad: Florintal

P. A. Meyer La Previsora Filipina (Sociedad Mutua

A. P. Kuenzle de Construccibn y Prestamos), Build-

H. A. Streiff ing and Santa

LoanCruz;Teleph.

Association—504, Rizal

C. Timmerberg Avenue, 22329;Cable

H. J. Widmer Ad: Previsora

 MANILA D47

La Kosario JL>istillkky—J 001-1023, 11. M. Rasch, signs per pro.

Hidalgo, Quiapo; Telepli. 26t05, P.U. L. Zapf

Hox 1236; Cable Ad: Beuleg I. Roncesvalles

L. Schmitt (Cebu)

La Sampaguita, Native Cloth Dealers M. Majul (Legaspi)

and Jewelers—305, Missericordia, E. Aroca (Appari)

Santa Cruz; Teleph. 27110

Lao, Antonio H. G., Importer and

La Tondena, Inc., Distillers of High Exporter—338 Caballeros ; Teleph;

Grade Alchol; Producers and Lx 4-87-84; P.O. Box 3042; Cable Ad:

porters of Fine Wines, Gins and Hianguanlao

Liquors—Telephs. 49645-49655; P.O.

Box 691 Laperal de Guzman, Maxima, Importers

ofWholesale

First Class Diamonds

and Retail and Dealers

Jewellers; Pearls,

S “La Urbana,” Building and Loan Asso-

ciation—Paterno Building, Sauta Cruz inStones—850-852,

Diamonds, Pearls and other Precious

' Bridge Bizal Avenue, Santa

Telephs.and21855

Helios Street,P. Santa

& 22727; 0. BoxCruz:

138; Cruz; Teleph. 21907

Cable Ad: Anabru

\ Enrique

E.Gerardo Carrion, president

Vazquez-Prada, (Spain) Laperal,

first vice-president DiamondsVictorina G. de,Manufacturino

and Pearls, Importers of

Garcia, second do. Jewellers — Lapeial building, 581-853,

| S. Carrion, treasurer Rizal Avenue, Santa Cruz; Teleph. 2-

Directors—E. P. Brias Box as, A. It. 42-60; P.O. Box 1710; Cable Ad: Laperal

Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn. and Bentley’s

Gargollo, C. Lizarraga,L.

& M. M. Tuason Echegoyen

! Alfredo Carrion, sub-mgr. Lara Optical (Dr. Cipriano Lara, o.d.)

L.P. Escalambre,

G. Aldeguer, secty. Optometrist,

Manufacturing andEye-Sight _ Specialist,

Importing Optician

acct. —502,

E. T. Deblois, cashier 26754; Rizal

CableAvenue, Santa Cruz; Teleph.

Ad: Laraop

La Vanguardua, Afternoon Daily in Latvian Consulate—(Nee Consulates)

Spanish—TYT Building, F. Torres,

Santa Cruz; Teleph. 21134; Cable Lavadia & Co,, Importers of Office ap-

Ad; Vanguardia pliances^—306, Carrie do; Teleph.

La Yebana, Cigars & Cigarettes- P.O. 23822; Cable Ad : Lavadia

; Box 422; Cable Ad : Yebana Lawyers’s Co-operative

1 Laguna Sugar Corporation — 155, The — 428-432, Rizal Publishing

Avenue, Santa.Co.,

Aviles, San Miguel; Teleph. 21036; Ad: Lawcopub Cruz; Teleph. 21584; P.O. Box 449; Cable

Cable Ad: Sorox, Manila

Legarda, Vicente L., Architect—1564

Lambert Sales Company, Inc., Manu- Azcarraga; Telephs. 2-31-78

facturers of Philippine Hand-made

Embroideries—1453, Gral Luna; Leon & Co., Manufacturers

Mattress B. R de, Bed—Dealers and

698, Rizal

Teleph. 57486; P.O. Box 1460 Avenue, Sta Cruz; Teleph. 21877

Landahl, Inc., John, Importers of Levy & Blum, Inc., Importers and Whole-

| Textiles,

Muelle deSundries, Machinery—979,

la Inddstria; Telephs. sale and

Dealers of Diamonds, Pearls, Jewel-

22114 and 21786; P.O. Box 1392; ries ChemistsWatches. Wholesale Druggists,

and Perfumers—345, Echague;

Cable Ad: Landiron; Codes: Telephs. 23247-48; P.O. Box 243; Cable

Western Union, A.B.C. 5th

Imp. Bentley’s, Acme, Liebers, Bentley’sedn., Ad: Majuvy; Codes: A.B.C. 6th edn.

5 letter, Rudolf Mosse and Supple-

ment. Branch Offices in Cebu, Ap- Levy Hermanos, Inc,, Diamond, Pearl and

pari and Legaspi Jewellery Importers—46 and 50,

John Landahl, president Escolta, Binondo; Telephs. 21389

Edgar Krohn, vice-do. and 21388

048 MANILA

Levy, Jacob, Importer of Dry Goods— LiTografia Montes, Inc., Lithographers

334, Misericordia, Sta Cruz; Teleph. and Manufacturers of Paper Boxes—40,

21424; P.O. Box 2060 ■ Magallanes,

P.O. Box 116 Intramuros; Teleph. 21377;

Libby, McNeill & Libby, Importers—25,

Santa Cruz Bridge; Teleph. 21858; P.O. Liwanag, Vicente, Hatter, Manufac-

Box 1639; Cable Ad: Libco turers of Tropical' Native Hats and

Helmets, Linen Hats, Caps and all

Liberian Consulate—{See Consulates) kinds of Fezzes for Schools, Colleges

and Fraternal Societies—1853, Az-

carraga, Santa Cruz; Teleph. 26958;

Liggett

Corner &Ronquillo

Meyers Tobacco Inc.— Code: Bentley’s 5th edn.

EsteroCo.,P.<3.

Santa Cruz; Teleph.and21737; Cegado,

Box LLorp’s Register of Shipping—212-

1623; Cable Ad: Ligmytocb 214, De los Reyes Building;

Telephs. 21713 and! 67691; Cable Ad:

Liguan Coal Mines, Inc.—19, Banquero, Register C. B. Nelson, m.i.m.e,, ship and

Roxas Building; Teleph. 21278; P.O. Box engineer surveyor

1; Cable Ad: Liguaneoal

Lim Chioco & Co., Dry Goods Dealers, M.—250, Lcpez and NaIional Stationery Co.,

Wholesale and 25497;

Retail—118, Lavezares, S. ’ Nicolas;

Binondo; Teleph. P.O. BoxRosario,

1749 Telephs. 4-99-16; Cable Ad: Narus

Lim Chioco, manager and Zepol

Lim Tuaco & Co., Inc., Distillery and Lopez Shoe iStore, C., Shoe Manu-

Refinery, Alcohol, Wine and Liquor facturer, Dealer and Repairer—309,

Dealers—527-543, , Gandara, Sta. Regidor, Quiapo

Cruz; Teleph. 27057; P.O. Box 487

Louis X-Ray Laboratory—305, Regina

Lime Corporation of the Philippines, Building; Binondo; Teleph. 23227

Manufacturers of High Grade Lovsted & Co., (Manila), Ltd., O.M.,

Lime—806, Echague, iSan MigUel Machinery Dealers—16th and Rail-

William Parsons, president road Street, Port Area; Teleph.

Lime Kilns, Inc., Lime Manufacturers— LovstedP.O. 23519; Box 1193; Cable Ad:

; pH Codes used ,,

99, Cristobal Street : Teleph. 57525; O.Ralph

M. Lovsted, president

P.O. Box 2388; Cable Ad: Lime Nash, manager

Kilns F. L. Hutchins, engineer

E. C. Ross, president

G. G. Gordon, sales manager Luna de San Pedro,. Andres,

Ling Kong Kee Cq.,, Importers and Ex- Jose, G., Architects,

Engineers and Decorators,Coetks,

Builders—Main Civil

Office:

porters,

ing Commission

Agents, SpecialistsandinManufactur-

Importing Box 109, Tortuosa; Teleph. 22907; P.O.

of Chinese Art Goods, and Exporting 2907 •Cable Ad : . Lunarchi

Philippine

lar, Ermita;Products—60,

Telephs. .28208;M. Cable

H, delAd: Pi-

Lincp Luneta Hotel -t- 38-40, San Luis

Ermita; Teleph. 21971

II. Lee Hobbs, mgr. and owner

Lintag, PascPal, Auditor and Certified

Public Accountant—736, Asuncion, San LuNeTa Motor Company — 54, San

Nicolas; Teleph. 48415 Luis, Ermita; Teleph. 21371, P.O.

Box 140 ; Cable Ad: Walix; Codes:

Lion D’Or, Coffee Eactory — 738, R. Bentley’s and Acme

‘ Box

Hidalgo,' Quiapo; Teleph.

1899; Cable Ad: Liondor ho 23530; P.O. Barry Baldwin

R. E. Young niJl ujub-d

 MANILA D49

LUZON BROKERAGE Co.

INCORPORATED.

Cable Address: “LUBROCOIN.” DERHAM BUILDING,

Telephone 22421 PORT AREA,

P.O. Box 591 MANILA, P.I.

CUSTOMS BROKERS.

FOREIGN FREIGHT FORWARDERS.

WAREHOUSEMEN.

HEAVY TRUCKING.

Luzon Brokerage Co., (Inc.), Cus- Mabuhay,” Only Morning Daily in

toms Brokers, Foreign Freight For- Tagalog and only Dialect Daily with

warders, Warehousemen, Heavy Sunday Edition and Colored Comics

Trucking—Derham Building, Port and Magazine Sections in Manila-^'

Area; Teleph. 22421; P.O. Box 591; 61, Muralla, Intramuros; Teleph.

Cable Ad: Lubrocoin 21494 (Connecting all Depts.); P.O.

Box 601; Cable Ad ; Mabuhay

IjUZON Furniture, Furniture Dealer—250, Carlos P. Romulo, publisher

T. Pinpin, Binondo; Teleph. 26967 Mqde&to Fauolan, general mgr.

Dy To, proprietor and manager Lope K. Santee, editor

Pastor Manuud, advt. mgr.

Luzon Oxy-Aoetylene, Welding Shop—, Mackay Radio and Telegraph Co.,

1015, Azcarraga, Tondo; Teleph. 48321; Commercial Radio Telegraph Com-

Celestino de la Cruz, proprietor, munication—20, Escolta, Binondo;

Teleph. 24343; Cable Ad : Macrad

Luzon Stevedoring

•Contractors, -Co,Launches,

Lighters, Inc., Marine

Tow M4C0NDEAY. & Co., Inc., Merchants—

Boats, Water Boats, Ship Chandlers and China BankTeleph.

Box’ 768; Building49871;

(3rd floor);

Cable P.O:

Ad:

Provisioners—Muelle San Francisco and Macondray; and at Cebu

14th Street, Port District; Teleph. 21661; Carlos Young, general manager

P.O. Box 582; Cable Ad: Lusteveco

Madrigal & Co., Coal Merchants, Ship

Luzon Surety Co., Inc., Fire and owners. Real Estates and Mango

Marine Plantations — 8, Muelle del BoxBanco

Building; Insurance — 215, Regina

Teleph. 21630 Nacional; Teleph.

Cable Wd: Carbon

21826; P.O.

or Madrigal;

254;

Codes:

Bentley’s Complete, Phrase, Bentley’s

Lyric Film Exchange—670, Dasmarinas; 2nd Phrase, Boe’s, Acme, Scott’s, A.B.C.

P.O. Box 579; Telephs. 2351-5-17; Cable

Ad: Filma -: Trade

5th edn.,Code,

A.B.C. 6th edn.,

Western UnionUniversal

5 letter

edn., Buenting’s,Code 2nd edn.

Lyric Music House, Inc.-t-633, Es- V. Madrigal, general manager

colta, Binondo; P.O. Box 274; Te- Managers for

lephs. 23516 and 23536; Cable Ad: Rizal Cement' Cb-, Inc.

Music Philippirie Cotton Mills, Inc.

Frank H. Hale, president Madrigal Qil Mills

E. W. Sigmund, general, manager Port Lamon Lumber, Co..

D50 MANILA

Maunani, B., Marble Importer and Con- Manila-Compania de Seguros In-

tractor, Marble, Granite, and Alabaster corporada—109, Juan Luna

Productions, Simbi Electric Hammers—

619, liaon, Santa Cruz; Teleph. 25623; Fernandez Hermanos, general ad-

RO. Box 824 ministrators

Magnolia Dairy Products Plant Manila “C.O.D.” Jewels and novel-

—660, Echague St.; Teleph. 21901— ties, Special Service by C.O.D. to-

the Provinces—725, Rizal Ave, Sta.

(See San Miguel Brewery) Cruz; Teleph. 23030; P.O. Box 488

“Magsimpan,” Patroci'nio David, proprietor

Santo Cristo, Import and 1Export—617,

San Nico’as; e^eph. 49321 Manila Club—(Nee Associations)

Malabon Sugar Co., Sugar Refiners &

.Candy Manufacturers—Hangkong & Manila Cordage Co., Rope and Twine-

Shanghai Bank Bldg., Binondo Manufacturers—Calle Cristobal; Teleph.

5-71-47; Cable Ad: Manco; P.O. Box 131

Malayan Pictures Corporation, Mov- H. P. Strickler president

ing Picture Producers Advertising— H. D. Nichols, vice-do.

247, Oral Solano, San Miguel; Te-

leph. 23303; P.O. Box 1039; Cable Manila Daily Bulletin” — Corner

Ad: Mialapic; Codfe: Bentley’s. Raon and Evangelista, Quiapo; P.O.

Manila Aerated Water Factory—735, Box 769; Teleph. 21102; Cable Ad'.

Misericorjlia, Santa Cruz; Teleph. 21197; Bulletin

Carson Taylor, publisher

P.O. Box 1356 Ray C. Bennett, general mgr.

Robert Aura Smith, news edr.

Manila Auto Supply Co., Importers H. A, Linn, advertising' mgr.

and Dealers in Automobile Acces- W. L. Highsmith, office' mgr.

sories, Spare Parts, Tools and F. L. McCarthy, circulation mgr.

Equipments, Tires, Gasoline, Motor E. Abundb, chief accountant

Oils, etc.—633-635-637, Azcarraga;

Teleph. 4-94-76; Cable Ad: Masco.

Branch: 500-502, Azcarraga; Te- Manila can

Dental Depot (Philippine Ameri

Drug Co., Proprietors), Denta.

leph. 4-96-47 Supplies—112, Escolta; Teleph.

Manuel Lopa, mgr. & propr. 23281; P.O. Box 299

Manila Blue Printing Co.—Room 19-20- Manila Development, Real Estate—302r

21, Paterno Bldg., Santa Cruz; Teleph. Kneedler Building, Santa Cruz; Teleph.

23419; Cable Ad: Florobros 23606; P.O. Box 363

Manila Building and Loan Associa- Manila Electric Co.—125, Escolta; P.O-

tion—Kneedler Building, Carriedo, Box 451; Teleph. 21911; Cable Ad:

Santa Cruz; Teleph. 22090; P.O. Manilalect;and General Offices: Electric-

Box 855 Building, 127 Escolta

Manila Button Factory—456, Dasmar- James Rockwell, vice-pres.

inas, Binondo; Teleph. 21635; P.O. Box H. P. Jollye, gen. mgr.

767; Cable Ad: Manbutton Manila Finance and Discount Cor-

“Manila CityandDirectory” (A Directory poration—(Nee Banks)

of Manila the Philippine Islands, Manila Filatelica, Booksellers and

published

P.O. Box 620; Annually)

Cable —Ad:Teleph.

Pecoi 22131; Branch

Stationers 1— Oroquieta 1318-1322.

Philippine Education Co., Inc., proprs. and Office—Corriedo 318-

Published 320; P.O. Box 70; Cable Ad:

Co. A bydivision

McCullough Printing Rizalina

of Philippine

Education Co., Inc. R. Garcia, proprietor

 MANILA D51

Manila Gas Corporation—Galle Otis Manila Lighter Transportation, Land

Paco; P.O. Box 1483; Teleph. 56934; and Water Service, Forwarders and

Cable Ad: Gasworks Distributors—121,

490L3; Uasmanuas;

P.O. Box 1179;Gable Ad;Teleph.

Malit;

Manila Golf Club—(Nee Associations) ; Code : Bentley’s

Manila Grafica, Inc., Printers, Book- Manila Machinery and Supply Co.

sellers and Stationers—Printing Plant Inc., General

; Merehamts and Machinery

and Store: 62, Escolta; Teleph. 21768; —675-681,

Teleph. Dasinarinas;

22458-9; Cable Ad:P.O.Machy

Box 607;

P.O,Manuel

Box 1850;

Pell Cable

leer, Ad: Grama

president

Francisco Ferrer y Gutierrez; yiep- Manila Mercantile Co., Inc., General

Merchants &: Importers—511, Azcar-

president and manager raga, Tondo; Teleph. 4-84-30; Cable

Manila Grand Opera House—881, AdE.: Mamet P. Sandejas, pres.-manager

Rizal Ave, Santa Cruz; Telepn. A. J. Mendoza, sec.-treasurer

22855; Cable Ad: Hashim-Manila;

Codes: A.B.C. and Bentleys Manila

Tondo;OxY Acetylene—

Teleph. 48454 1031, Azcarraga

Manila Harness Co., Inc., Leather

Goods

Binondo;Manufacturers

P.O. Box 1921;—Teleph.

41, Escolta,

21797; Manila Plumbing Co., Plumbers—

-Cable Ad: Calvet Insular Life Building, Plaza Cer-

Emilio Tomas, manager vantes, Binbndo; Teleph. 24371;

Cable Ad: Maplumbco

Manila Hotel Co. — Luneta Extension, Manila Polo Club—(Nee Associations)

Ermita; Teleph. 22022; Cable Ad:

Manhoco

Jose Paez, pres Manila Publishing Co. (A Division

J. W. Craig, vice-pres. of Philippine Education Co., Inc.),

J. S. Hilario, treas. & director Sellers of Subscription Set of Books

H. M. Cavender, director —101, Escolta; P.O. Box 620; Te-

Tomas Earnshaw, do. leph. 12131

Arsenio N. Luz, do. Carlos Cabrera, assist, mgr.

H. C. Anderson, secretiary-mgr.

Francisco Mendoza, assist, do. Manila Tondo;

Railroad' Co.—943, Azcarraga,

Cable Ad:P.O.Feroco

Box 448; Teleph. 4-98-61;

Manila Hume Pipe and Tile Works— Jose Paez, pres, Ai gen. mgr.

1003, Teleph,

Cordeleria, Tomas Earnsnaw, vice-pres.

2045; 67110;Sampaloc; P O. Box

Cable Ad: Humepipe V. E. de, Jesus, secty.

Manila Manila Remnant 0w, Inc., The,

facturerIceofCream

Pure Plant, The, Manu-

and Delicious Dealers and Importers ctf Silk and

Ice .Cotton Goods of Every Description

Cream—508-516, Madrid, San Nicolas;

Teleph. 49937 and 49761; Cable Ad: -t-451-453, Juan Luna; Teleph.

Micpi 49994; P.O. Box 2796; Cable Ad:

Maremco

Manila Instalment Co., Inc., House- A Landahl, president

hold and Office Furniture Sold on K. Landahl, vice-do.

Easy Payments—407-411, Platerias Manila Rice Mill Corporation, Rice

Santa Cruz; Teleph. 22204; P.O. Dealers—817, Dagupan. Tondo; Teleph.

Box; Cable Ad : Minco 49625; P.O. Box 1398

Manila Land and Water Trans- Manila Rubber Co., Manufacturers of

portation Co., Inc.—Muelle de Binondo Beata Mechanical Rubber Goods—Corner

and 104,andDasmarinas,

21353 25311 Binondo; Telephs. Teleph. and 1, Certeza, Pandacan;

67643; P.O. Box 225

D52 MANILA

Manila Sales Co., Importers and Ex- ISJarfil Motor Replacement Co.—511,.

porters

24225 —S. 428, Rizal Avenue;

O. Lindogan, managerTeleph. Azcarraga Tondo; Teleph. 27319

Mariano Uy CRacxTSons & Co., Inc.,

Manila Shiet Factory and Dry Goods Direct Importers—Uy Chaco Bldg. ;

Teleph. 2-24-78; P.O. Box 22; Cable-

Store, Hatters, Shirtmakers, Tailors Ad : Uychaco

and Men’s Furnishing

Escolta, Binondo; Teleph. 21106; F.G. Goods — 44,

Box 227 Marikina Valley Construction Co.,.

Manuel Pel licer, manager Inc., Engineers and Contractors—

502, Rizal Ave, Santa Cruz; Teleph.

Manila Supply, Electrical Supplies, 26572 Saneho B. de Leon, president

Sole Importers of Munkro Lamps— Ricardo

2056, Avenue Bizal; Teleph. 22174; P.O.

Box 2378 generalNostratis,

manager vice-pres. and

Martin Suaco, proprietor & manager Deogracias de la Paz, see.-treas.

Manila Trading and Supply Co., General Marshal Field & Co., Embroideries—

901, Lepanto, Sanapoloc; Teleph.

Merchants—Port

Teleph. 23773; CableArea; Ad: P.O. Box 744; 22398;

Mantrade P.O. Box 1642; Cable Ad;

Julius S. Reese,vice-president Drumar

S.L.M. W.

R. Thompson,

Bourne,

W. Lambert, do.

do.

do.

Chas.so Lobregat,

Kurz, treasurer MASONIC and OTHER LODGES

Cel secretary i Confucius Council, Knights of

G. R. Sales, assist, do. Kadosh

Manila Terminal Co., Inc.—Pier No. 5, CoRREGIDOR LODGE, No.

Masonic Temple; 90 '3,Escolta;

F. & A.M.—

P.O.

Port Area; P.O. Box 582; Teleph. 21661; Box 710

Cable Ad: Luistevco

The Manila Wine Merchants, Ltd., Gautama Consistory

Wholesale

—174, JuanWine Luna;and

P.O. Spirit

Box 403;Merchants

Telephs. Grand Lodge of the Phillippine

4-Retail Branch 90-57 and4-90-58; Islands

Office: 37-39, Calle Cable Ad: Winetrade.

Alhambra; Teleph. 2-17-61 Lodge Perl a del Oriente, No. 1034,

C. H.

e Co., Ltd.,managing-director (On the rolls ofCalifornia

the Grand Lodge

Wise

R.E. P.E. S.II.Hooper,

general managers

Oliver, secretary Scotland)—1132, Street;of

manager P.O.Harry

Box 238George Ellsworth, p.m.,

A. T. Hill, assist, do. master

Michael N. Stamelos, p.m., secretary

Manila Yellow Taxi-cab Co., Inc.— Manila Aerie, No. 500, Fraternal Order

477, A. Mabini, Ermita; Teleph. ofTeleph.

Eagles— Cosmopolitan

5- 69-55

Enrique Monserrat, mgr. & pres. 2-14-74; P.O. Box 355Building;

Tobias Eppstein, vice-president Manila Encampment, No. 1,1.0.O. F.—

Mantecoco Co, j of the Philippines, Corner San Macelino and California;

Manufacturers Office: of Vegetable OilGoiti,

Pro- P.O.Wednesdays

4th Box 562. (Sessions

of EveryonMonth)

2nd and

ducts—Main 25, Plaza

Santa Cruz; Teleph. 21462. Plant: Manila Lodge, No. 1, F. & A. M. —

.Cordeleria, Sampalbc; Teleph. ,67624 Masonic Temple, Escolta; P.O. Box 407

Manufacturers Life

of Toronto — Kneedler Building, Insurance Co., Manila LodgU, No.Ermita;

1,1. O. P.O.

O. F.—1132,

Sta. Ciuz; Teleph. 21504 California Street, Box 562.

(Meetings: 8 p.m. Every Wednesday)

 MANILA. D53*

Manila Lodge, No. 761, B. P. O. Elks— Methodist Publishing House—Met-

San Luis, Erraita; Teleph. 1390 hodist Building, 442, Rizal Ave.,

Santa Cruz; Teleph. 22675; P.O.

Manu Chapter, Rose Croix Box 756; Cablbe Ad: Endure

Rev. E. S. Lyons, agent

Mt. Arayat Lodge of Perfection

New Masonic Temple Association, Inc. -417-423, Rizal Avenue; (Manila)

Metro-Goldavyn-Mayer Inc.

—Masonic Temple, Escolta; Teleph. and 21352; P.O. Box 743 Telephs. 22014

21505; P.O. Box 398

E. E. Elser, president

C. M. Cotterman, vice-president Metropole Hotel—Corner Carriedo and

W. Huse Chapman, secretary Padre Gomez; Teleph. 22266; P.O. Box

W. W. Larkin, treasurer 1267

F. A. Delgado, director

L. M. Hausman, do. Mexican Consulate—(See Consulates)

I S. R. Hawthorne, do.

; C. W. Rosenstock, do.

F. H. Stevens, do. Metropolitan Theater Company—Me-

■ E. E. Wing, _ _ do. tropolitan Theater Bldg.; Teleph.

E. E. Yoss, do. 21849 (secretary); Cable Ad: Metro-

theco; P.O. Box 2380

} Will am McKinley Lodge, No. 1, Knight

ofandPythias—Corner

California Street;of P.O.

San Box

Marcelino

364 Mindanao Lumber Co., Inc. — 214,.

Soler; Telephs. 49721 &. 49671; P.O. Box

Zapot Lodge, No. 29, F. and A. M.— 154;Rafael Cable Ad: Ramago

r. Masonic TempieLRosario, Cavite John GoGoTauco,

Taucb,~pfes. & genl. mgr.

assist, manager

[ Maypajo Comfortable Garage,

CarsService Night, Ming

Day andService

and Efficient

Hwa Trading

Exporters, General Co., Importers,.

Merchants—560,

—Teleph.

39, A.Cal.Mabini,

532 Maypajo, Caloocan; 49415 Reina Regente, Binondo; Teleph.

; P.O. Box 2702

Meisic Service Station, Lubricating Oil, Mira Hermanos, Selling Agents for La

Gasoline, Grease, Thuban Compound, Flor de la Isabela Cigars & Cigarettes,

*Sj- Binondo;

Petroleum,Reina

Corner Asphalt,

RegenWax,

Teleph. 48560.

Roofing

teBranch

and Soler,— Swedish

Station: ■‘Corona,”Safety Matches

Dunhill’s “Olivenza”

and Comoy’s Pipes&

Corner San Fernando and Madrid, San and Smokers Articles ^ 18, Escolta,

Binondo; Teleph. 21410; P.O. Box 75;

; Nicolas Cable Ad: Mirahno.s .

Jos^ Mira Perez, manager

! Melteo Electric, Contractors and Marcial Mira Perez, do.

> Electricians—1050,. Spier, Sta. Cruz;

Teleph. 26258 Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd., Import-

ers and Exporters—Head Office:

.i Menxi

180, Juan Inc., Telephs,

General 49801-3;

Merchants— Tokyo. Branches' in ' .Cebu, Iloilo,

P.O. Davao. Manila Office: National

, Box 603; Cable Ad: Casamenzi City Bank Building, Binondo;

Mercantile Bank of China—(See Ad: Teleph. 23151; P.O.. Box 461; Cable

Banks) Mitsui

Mercantile Supply Co., General Mer- Mitsubishi Shoji KaiSha, Ltd. O.

! chants, Importers, Exports and de los Reyes Building ; Plaza Cer-

Manufacturers’ Representatives — vantes, Binondo; Teleph. 24146; P.

316, Carriedo; Cable Ad: Misco; O. Box 20; Cable Ad: Iwasakisal

Codes: Bentleys T. Makiyama, manager

D54 MANILA

Monday Mail,” a widely Circulated Musser, Henry, Iron and Sheet Metal

Weekly • in i English—<61, Muralla, 21044 Workers—lt>7, Fraternida; Teleph.

Intramuros; -Teleph. 21494 (Con- P. Musser, manager

necting all dept's.); P.O. Bbx< 601;

Cable Ad : Monday Mail

Carlos P. Romulo, publisher Nakashima,

Modesto Farolan; general mgr. 411, Reina SRegente

, Importer

nearand Druggist

Oriente —

Build-

t- Vicente A. Pacis, -editor ing, Binondo; Telephs. 49583 and 49953;

Ildefotisp S Reyes,i ^dvt. mgr.' P.O. Box 1653; Cable .Ad: Nakashima

Modern Bakery—139-141-143, Bustil- Nam Shing & Co., Printers and Stationers

—324, Dasmarinas, Binondo; Teleph.

los, Sampaloc; Teleph. 23415. 21296; P.O. Box 171

Li A. Lim

Monks, A. C.. Certified Public Ac- Nakpil, Juan F., Architect—428, Mar-

countant—2326, Juan Luna, Tondo; tin Ocampo, Quiapo; Teleph. 23551

Teleph. 49430; P.O. Box 571 Nam Suing Cheong, Importers — 418,

Monte De Piedad and Savings Bank Box Poblete,

91 Binondo; Teleph. 25269; P.O.

—75, Plaza Goiti Santa Cruz; Te-

leph. 21379; Cable Ad: Monte- Nan King Trading Co., Imports and Ex-

piedad

Elias Marco y Ramirez, gen. mgr. ports — 449, Nueva, Binondo; Teleph.

Mauro Blardony y Paredes, 47546; P.O. Box Box 1881

accountant Nassoor,

Binondo;Inc., K., Importers—250,

Teleph. 21794; P.O. BoxDavid,

1468;

Jose Ma. L. de Moreta, treas. Cable Ad: Kamel

Moreta’s Consulting, Designing and National Aerated Water Factory—513,

Engineering

Ermita; Office

Telephs. — 37, Florida, Leveriza, Pasay; Teleph. 51275

: 55504 (Office) and

55604 (Residence) ' National Battery Service, Storage

Morgan Sales Co., Importers and Ex- Batteries, Sales and Service—1076,

porters—411, Masonic Temple, Bin- P. Paredes, Sampaloc; Teleph. 23358

ondo; Teleph. 23675 National City Bank Building Co.—

National City Bank Building, Juan

Morton & Ericksen, Inc., Marine Luna, Binondo; Teleph. 2-20-87

E. J. Le Jeune, president

Surveyors—Derham Building, Port J. Brownley, secretary

District; Teleph. 22516; Cable Ad: K. L. Emerson, treasurer

Morterie

Motor Service Co., Inc—408-416, Rizal National City Bank of New York—

A venue; Telepb. 23710-9; P.O. Box 2282; (See Banks)

Cable Ad: Mosec National Perez

Dental Supply,Building.

Inc.—Rooms

Muller & Phipps , (Manila), Inc. 214-215,

Escolta, Binondo;

Samanillo

Teleph. 23831;

619,

Cable

Manu^acturers Representatives—322, Ad: Phildenply

324, 326, 328, NationaL City Bank

Building, Binondo; Teleph. 22378;

P.O. Box 1476; Cable Ad: Mulphico National Drug Store—539-541, Rizal

Avenue, Santa Cruz: Telepb. 21349; P.O.

Box 2239; Cable Ad: Nadrutore

Murphy & Co., J. A., Importers and Ex- National Exchange Co., Inc., General

porters—Rooms

Building, 228, Perez 22753;

Samanillo

P.O. Merchants—Masonic Temple, Bin-

Box 1223; Binondo;

Cable Ad:Teleph.

Jamur ondo; Teleph. 22251; P.O. Box 1631;

J. A. Murphy Cable Ad: Natex

 MANILA D55-

National Library—Arroceros and Taft Neuss, Hesslein Corporation, Tex-

Avenue; Teleph. 2-23-75 tiles—144, Juan Luna, Binondo;.

Teleph. 49085; P.O. Box 1336; Cable

National Products Merchants Cor- Ad: Nehesco'

poration, Abaca, Caprax, Rice

and General Merchandise—Palanca Neves, A. M., Importer of American

Building, Corner of Barraca and and European Candies—: 216-8-7 ;.

Urbiztondo, San Nicolas; Teleph. Espeleta, Sta. Cruz; Teleph. 2-17-84;

49714; P.O. Box 691 P.O. Box 1359

National

Ave, Sta Tin Cruz;Smith

Teleph.Co.27511

— 862, Rizal New China Herald, Chinese Daily

Paper—'568, Misericordia, Santa

P. M. Capacete, manager ■Cruz; Teleph. 24171; P.O. Box 1455-

National University — (Nee Educa-

tional) New

Night,Delmonico

Best Family Inc., Opinen the

Hotel, Hotel AIL

Orient. Well

Natividad, Graciano T., Attorney at Sanitary Conveniences; Banquets Ventilated Roomsservedwith

Law—303, Cu Unjieng Bldg.; Te- at reasonable rates—278, General Luna,.

leph. 23390 Walled Cable

City, Ad:Manila, P. I.;HotelTeleph.

Navarro & Co., Ltd., Building Con- 22048; Vicente Sotelo

Delmonicb

Matti, proprietor

tractors—1808, Rizal Avenue, .Sta. and manager

Cruz; Teleph. 27592

Negros Philippine Lumber Corporation, porters—RoomCommercial

New Orleans 41, El HogarCo.,Bldg.,

Inc.,Juan

Im-

Lumbur Manufacturers — 16, Soler; Luna; Teleph.

Teleph. 49608; P.O. Box 736; Cable Ad: 1692; Cable Ad; Neworleans 2121-8 & 22857; P.U. Box

Mahozany

DeeW.C. Harris,

W. Chuan, general

presidentmanager

New People Manufacturing Co.—502,.

Nell Go., Edward J., Machinery and O., Nueva Binondo; Teleph. 49958; P.

Mill Supplies—680, Dasmarinas; Teleph. Box 2768

22975; P.O. Box 1640; Cable Ad: ISfeled Nicaraguan Consulate—(See Consu-

Nelson & Co., C. B., Registered ; lates)

Ship, Marine and Cargo Surveyors,

Official Measurers for New York Nichols Safer Oarpet Co., Chinese-

Conference and Bulk Oil Shipments .Carpets — 183, ' Mabini, Ermita ;.

Teleph. 23458; Cable Ad!: Nicol-

—212-214, De los Reyes Building; super

Teleph. 21713; Cable Ad : Register

C. B. Nelson, president & treas.

J. I. Harris, vice-president Nielson Sales Company, “ F. & E,”

Ramon D. Gaddi, secretary Lightning Checkwriters, Dicta-

Cesareo Diomampo phones, Repossessed Typewriters,

Aquilino A. Siapno Adding Machines, etc.—110, Escol-

Alberto Mercado ta; Teleph. 2-19-51; Cable Ad:

Checko

Nestle & Anglo-Swissof Dairy

Co., Manufacturers Condensed Milk

Products—

502, Estero Cegado; Teleph. 21364; Dealers Ning & Co.,andW.,Tailors—86-90,

Men’s Furnishing Real,Goods

In-

Cable Ad:

and A.B.C. 6thNestanglo; Codes: Bentley’s tramuros; Teleph. 24205; P.O. Box 1109

H. Hansen, manager Nippon Bazaar, The, Imports and Exports

G. F.C. Wood

A.W. Smith J. P. Wolff —Corner Plaza Moraga and Escolta,

Martin W. A. Conrad

C. A. J.

D. R. E. Andreae J. C. CorthesyShrubsole Binondo; Teleph. 21121; P.O. Box 396;

Cable Ad: Nippon

D56 MANILA

I^orddeutscher Lloyd Bremen, Steam- Ong Ship &. Co., General Merchandise*

ship Go. (Zuellig 4^ yon Knobelsdorff, Sugar 'Agents, Exporters and Im-

AgentelT^iOu. 'R'lsanu, .Binondo; Teleph.

22324; B.O. 'Box 1604; Gable , ’ Ad: porters—840, Teleph.

'Cliivel, San Nicolas;

48946; P.O'. Box 1257

Norddllov

North American Trading and Import OngWholesale Silt Gee & Co., Tobacco Leaf Dealers

(Tobacco Dealers Licence

Co.. Expdttets: of Molasses—306 and L-3-3127), Consignee and Commission

306, National City Bank Building, ondo; Merchants—566, Reina

Teleph. 49963; P.O. Regente,

Box 1404 Bin-

Binondo, Manila; Te-leph. 21788;

P.O. Box 2157; Cable Ad; Sotodel

and Natico O’Eacca Confectionery Co., Inc;,

• €. Parsons, general manager Candy Manufacturers, Importers &

Exporters—Barraca; ' Teleph.

North Negros Sugar Co., Inc., Sugar 49666; Oracca

P.O. Box 19; Cable Ad:

Manufacturers and Dealers —

Building'(3fd• flobi’), Binondo; Telephs. Chaco A. Tsutsui, president

310$ and 24392; P.O. Box 735‘; Cable

Ad:' Nonsuch S. Murase, vice-do & treas.

Norton & Harrison Co., Lumber and AccessoryAuto Oriental Supply, Automobile

Dealers—533, 'Azcarfaga,

Hardware Dpalers, Paints and Oils— Tond'o; Teleph. 48429

Offices; 418, Kpeedler

San Miguel; Mill and,Building;

Shop:Yards:

814,

Echague, San Miguel; Teleph. Private Oriental Furniture, Inc., Contractor

Exchange:

Adlb: Hooptop 2-20-57; P.O. Box 782; Cable and Manufacturer of All Kinds of

Household Furniture, Office Furni-

J. Harrison, president ture, Store Equipment, Phonograph

P. C. Hagedorn, vice-do. Cabinets, Bowling Alleys and

H. H. Harrison( secretary-treasurer Dental Cabinets—342, T. Pinpin,

Chas. A. Possum, sales manager

A. F. Magtibay, accountant Minondo; Teleph. 26057

Willard L.: Hart, salesman Oriental Saw Mill, Contractors, Buil-

ders and Telephs,

LumbefDealers—313,Tanduay,

N orwegian Cons ulate— (See Consu- Quiapo; 22162-3; P.O. Box 2042;

Ca,ble Ad: Osmuareto; Code: A.B.C. 5th

lates) edn.

Ohi’a Development Co., Planters, Im- Oriental Sheet Metal Co., Inc., En-

pcfrters

Building,and Exporters

Plaza — Insular Life gineers, Contractors and Metal

Moraga,

Telephs. 24128-9; P.O. Box 115;6;Binondo;

Cable Works — 15, Pascual Casal, San

Miguel; Teleph. 24322; P.O. Box

Ad; Ohta. Head Office: Talomo, Davao, 2934

Mindanao. Branch: Robe, Japan

Estates, Share-S Bonds, Drafts, Prouiis- garda, Samp aloe; Teleph. 22310

ory Notes, Securities and Mortgages,

Adminfstratpts of Estates, etc., —191, Osaka Bazar, Importers and Exporters

Muelle

21465; deP.O.Binondo;

Box Telephs. Ad: —332-346,

49850' and

1477; Ckble 23691-2-3-4;Echague,Santa

P.O. Box 881;Cruz:Telephs.

Cable Ad:

Onglongco; Codes:A.B.C.

Bentley’s, Osabaz; Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn., Bent-

Union

and 5-letters,

Private 5th edn.,Western

Acme ley’s and Private

Dy Buncio,Dypresident

Buncio, vice-president Otis

Guillermo Sales,Elevator

ErectionCompany, Elevator

and Servicer-319,

Crystal Arcade; Teleph. 1 24337; P.O.

Ong Seng & Co., Dry Goods Importers BoxE. 847; Cable Ad : Lyndentree

H. Walker, manager

and Wholesale and Retail Dealers—218, Mrs. C. C. Mitchell, stenog.

Rosario,

Box 1673 Binondo; Teleph. 48580 ; P.O.

Mrs. ' C. C-. Mitchell, .stenog.

 MANILA 1)57

P. B. Artesian Water Co., Kb.— Ill, Peoples Bank and Trust Co.—(See

N. Domingo; Teleph. 68817; P.O. Box Banks)

647; Cable Ad: Artesian

Peoples Mortgage and Investment

Pacific Commercial Co.,CityImporters

Exporters—National and Co.—CdffteV

Bank Bldg.,

Ddsm'armas.' '& David;

Teleph. 2-19-91; Cable Ad: Mort-

Binondo; Teleph. 23361; P.O. Box 780; gage Amos G. Beilis, chairman of the

Cable Ad: Pacomeco board

Palace Bazaar, importers and Ex- N. E. Mullen, president

W. Douglas, vice-president , ,i

P. Cruz,■ secretary

porters^—Arias Building; Teleph. A. L. Dwyre,

22885 Castor treasurer

Palace Theatre—325, Ronquillo; Teleph. A. A. Bryan, . director

23225; P.O. Box 1034 Francisco Ortigas* , do.

H. S. Everett, general manager John W. Haussermari, do.

J. A. Wolfson, do.

B. S. Ohnick, . ■ ., ‘d'o!

Palomo, Gaudencio, General Merchant,

Remnants (All Kinds), Import all kinds

of Scrap Plushes and Silks (Proprietor Peoples Shoe Co.—310, Soler, Binon-

d'o; Teleph. 49786; P.O. Box 2034

ofturing)—642,

“Aranque” Pateros

TeodoraSlipper

Alonso,Manufac-

Santa Chua Chiong Pio & Co., props.

Cruz; Teleph. 25496

Perez Samanillo,

16-122, Rafael, GeneralTeleph.

Mer-

Pampanga Sugar SVIiiSs, Central chant--! Juan Luna;

del Carmen, Del Carmen, Pam- 21294; P.O. Box 122; Cable Ad: Samanillo

Manuel PerezRosales,

Rosales, powerdp. atty

panga Province—Manila Office : 6th Rafael Perez

floor, G. de Los Reyes Building, Miguel Perez Rosales, do.

Juan Luna; Teleph. 22171; Cable

Ad: Pasumil

L. Weinzheimer, general mgr. Persian Carpet House, Persian Rugs

K. Gronke, assist. do. and CurioTeleph. Dealers—49, Escolta,

G. E. Burnham, resident mgr.

S. Jamieson, manager, Manila Binondo; 2096; Cable Ad:

23525; P.O.

Priassbro

Box

Office

Panama, Consulate of—(Nee. Con- Peruvian Consulate—(Nfee Conmla/es)

sulates)

Philippine Acetylene Co., Oxy-Acety-

Paper Box Manufacturers (United lene Welding, Welding Apparatus,

States Shoe Co.) — 93, Gustambide; Electric Storage Batteries, Oxygen

Hydrogen and Acetylene Gases,

Teleph. 57261; P.O. Box 275 Acetylene Goods—281, Calle Cristo-

C. E. Olsen, manager bal, Paco; Teleph. 5-6&-17; Cable

Paraguay, Consulate of—(See Con- Ad:C. M.Philacet Cotterman, president

sulates) Leo K. Cotterman, vice-presdb.-treas.

Geo. P. Kearney, secretary

Paramount Films of Philippines,

Ino.—Teleph. 21322; P.O., Box 587: Philippine Advertising Corporation—

Cable Ad: Paramount Calle Pascual Casa], San'Miguel; Teleph.

22944;

R. P.P.O.

Flood,Boxpresident

2640; Ca.ble, Ad: Pacor

Parsons Hardware Co., Inc. — J. W. Mears, vice-do.

805, Echague, San Miguel; Teleph.

21289; P.O. Box 422; Cable Ad:

Parsons Philippine Aerated

W. Parsons, pres. Misericordia, SantaWater.Co.—712-720,

Cruz;; Teleph. 21153;

R. Inchausti, vice-pres. P.O. Box 2764

3358 MANILA

Philippine Aerial Taxi Co-—Grace Philippine Carnival Association—

Park Airport; Telephs. 24330 and Wallace Field; Teleph. 23891; P.O. Box

24339; Cable Ad: Piairtaxco 1149; Cable Ad: Carnival

W. R. Bradford, manager

Wm. J. Shaw, president Philippine Cork & Heacock

InsulationBuilding,

Co.,—

J. E. H. Stevenot, vice-pres. Rooms 308-10,

H. J. Beldon, treasurer Escolta,

Benito Razon, secretary Ad: Insulation; Codes: A.B.C. 5th Cable

Binondo; Teleph. 21254: Edn.,

Bentley’s and Private

Philippine American Drug Co. (Bo-

tica Boie)—95, Escolta, Binondo; Philippine Credit Bureau, Inc.,

Teleph. 23281; P.O. Box 299; Cable —Santos Bldg., Plaza Sta. Cruz;

Ad : Boie Room 33 ; Teleph. 23158

Philippine Art Furniture Co., Manufac- Philippine Education Co., Inc., Publish-

turers and Exporters73,of Gardenia,

Furniture—-Factory: Select Rattan

Sam- ers, Booksellers and Stationers —10! -

paloc; Teleph. 23632; P.O. Box 2416; 620, 103, Cable

Escolta;Ad: Teleph.

Pecoi 22131; P.O. Box

Cable Ad:

Gallery,” Arrya.ll.

Louise P. Show-room:

Brown “Little

University Verne E. Miller, presdt. & gen’l. mgr.

Building, Ermita David G. Gunnell,

treasurer vice-presdt. and

Bernardo A. Sison, secretary

Philippine Aromatic Cigarette Ma- Roy D. Bennett, manager (educational

nufacturing Co.—661-663, Magda- dept.)

Geo. H. Louis, mgr. (wholesale dept.)

lena, Binondo; P.O. Box 1555 Carl Orton, manager (retail dept.)

T. P. Lim,. general manager Proprietors and Publishers of:

Philippine Art Furniture Co., Inc., Proprietors Manila City Directory

Manufacturers and Exporters of of :

Select Rattan Furniture—11, Plaza, Manila Publishing Co. (Subscription

Book Dept.)

Moraga, Binondo; Teleph. 23682; Carlos Cabrera

P.O'. Box 241.6 Frank & Co- (Manufactg. Stationers)

Philippine Auto Supply Co.—720, Rizal McCullough

Roy Barcal,Printing Co- (Printers)

manager

Avenue, and 401 Ronquillo, Stanta Cruz; Representing

Teleph. 21077 :

Acme Code Co.—93, Front Street, New

Philippine Automatic Appliance Co., York

Importers, Distributors of Auto- Philippine Engineering Co,, Inc. —936,

matic Appliances, Automatic Water Raon, Quiapo; Teleph. 223Q5; P.O. Box

Filters—'55, Rosario1, BinOndo; 786; Cable Ad: Philenco

Teleph. 22735; P.O. Box 1715; Cable

Ad: Automatic.

Philippine Fish Cg., Fish Importers

Philippine Automotive Corporation— and Exporters—34, Basan, Quiapo;

Teleph. 23181; P.O. Box 2311; Cable

11-15,Philautopo

Ad: Dasmarinas; Teleph. 49904; Cable Ad : Philfishco

Philippine Book Co., Inc.—87, Tortuosa; Philippine Foreign Trading Co.,. Lti>-

GeneralTeleph.

Merchants—247,

Teleph.

Phibo 23946; P.O. Box 1100; Cable Ad: Cruz; 23490; P.O.Espeleta, Sta.

Box 1276;

MatiasCruz,

Juan Perez,secretary

president

andand manager Cable Ad: Lobunchay

treasurer

Philippine Furniture Factory, Fur-

Philippine ButtonSanta Corporation—828- niture Manufacturers and Dealers

840, Misericordia, Cruz: Teleph. —352-356, T. Pinpin, Binondo;

22387; P.O. Box 29; Cable Ad: Petwalo Teleph. 25661

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Philippine Guakanty Co;, Inc. (Fidelity, ‘Philippine Magazine” (A Monthly Illus-

Surety,

Insular FireBuilding,

Life and Marine Co.) — trated Publication of General Cir-

Insce.Teleph.

Binondo;

24111; P.O. Box 128; Cable Ad : Filgar culation)—217,

49376; Cable Ad : Pecoi

Dasmarinas; Teleph.

(Nee, Insular Life Assurance Co.) A. V. H. Hartendorp, editor and

proprietor

Philippine Hosiery Mills, Inc., |

Manufacturers of Hosiery—451-453, Philippine Manufacturing , Co. — 244,

Juan Luna; Teleph. 49533; P.O. David, Binondo; Telephs. 22476-424;

Box 1858 P.O. Box 1163; Cable Ad: Philmaco; All

A. Landahl, president Commercial Codes

K. Landahl, vice-do. Fred Berry, vice-president and gen’l.

John Landahl, director manager

R.M. C.S. Peyer,

Kesfiertreasurer

Philippine Inter-Island Steamship

Co.—(Nee The Robert Dollar Co.)

PhilippineLand Improvement Company, Philippine Paterno;Match

Teleph.Co.,28502;

Ltd.—Office: 625,

Proprietors

“SangandaanofHeights,”

“ Northern Hills ” and P.Cable

Administrators

P.O. Box 357;

Ad: Matches; Factory: Mandioyon

ofAgents

“liizalof Avenue

“Grace Hills”Subdivision.”

Park and Sales

Selling Lots on Instalment Plan; Big Philippine Milling, 'Co;—Rooms 32-

DiscountLife

Insular for Building,

Cash Payments—3rd floor, 35,

Plaza Cervantes,

Santos Building, Plaza Santa

Cruz; Teleph. 2-16-71; P.O. Box

Binondo; Teleph. 2388

Salvador Zaragoza, president W. Trinidad, president^

Salvador Araneta, vice-do. M. Lord, vice- do.

R. H. Davila, secretary-treasurer

J. Rickards, director Philippine Motor Alcohol Corporation,

J. A. Araneta, do'. Alcohol distillers & manufacturers

J. Araneta, manager

H. D. Nerecina, cashier Motor Fuels—Palanca Building, San Ni-of

Salesmen—D. Araujo, M. Ramos colas; Telephs. 49645-55; P.O. Box691

and F. Tecson

Bookkeeper—Y. R. Abellana Philippine National Bank — {See

Banks)

Philippine Law School—{See Educa-

tional)

Philippine National Oil — 212-214

Philippine Long Distance Telephone Rosario, Binondo; Teleph. 57255;j P.O.

Co.—109, Plaza Sta. Cruz; Teleph. Box 2218

05; P.O. Box 444; Cable Ad: Long-

distance

Theo V. Halsey, presdt. (San Philippine Co.,

Net & Braid Manufacturing

- Francisco) 49585;Inc.—367-369,

P.O. Box 320;JuanCableLuna; Teleph.

Ad: Tagal

Paulino M. Sampedro, manager

Philippine Lumber Exportation Co.>

!) Ltd., Sawn Lumber and Logs Exporters Philippine Refining Co., Inc., Coconut

—Office:

417; Cable1087, Ad:R.Nibiki;

Hidalgo;Codes:

P. O.Acme

Box Oil Manufacturers—1035, Isaac Peral;

and Bentley’s. Saw Mill: Casiguran, Teleph,-56951; P.O. Box 1624; Cable Ad:

Tayabas. Kobe Office: Meikai Building. Philreco Kenneth Day, vice-pres. & gen’l. mgr.

Tokyo Office: Yusen Building Cl eve Callaway, manager

Philippine Lumber Manufacturing Philippine Shell-Craft Corporation

- Co., Lumber Manufacturers and —478, A. Mabini, Ermita; Teleph.

Dealers — 16-24, Soler, Tondo; 56957; P.O. Box 672; Cable Ad:

Teleph. 49608; P.O. Box 763; Cable

Ad: Mahogany Shellcraft

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Philippink Steelhouse, Inc., Steel Plaza Hotel—Plaza -Goiti, corner Rizal

House Manufacturers—De los Reyes Avenue, Ad:Santa Cruz; Teleph. 22015; ,

Building, Plaza Cervantes, Binon- Cable Plazahotel

C. Z. Cueno, owner and mgr.

do: Teleph. 2-15-08; P.O. Box 2794;

Cable Ad: Steelhouse

Tomas Arguelles, president Plaza Shoe Store—86, Rozario; Teleph.

Paul Dehn, vice-president & manager 27472; Yu See,P.O.manager

Box 1260

Philippine Stenotype, The—411, Ma-

sonic Temple, Binondo; Teleph. Pohogmull Brothers (Grand Indian

23675 Bazaar), Dealers in Silks and Dry Goods

—45-47, Escolta, Binondo; Teleph. 22326; I

Philippine Sugar Estates Develop- P.O. Box 195; Cable Ad: Pohoomull •

ment Co., Ltd., The—246, Anda In- Boon Ka & Co., Importers and Exporters j

tramuros; Teleph. 23793; P.O. Box —447, Nueva, Binondo; Teleph. 25419; |

1310; Cable Ad: Philsugar P.O.PoonBoxPing,

910; manager

Cable Ad: Poonko

Philippine Tannery Co., Inc.—431,

Risericof dia.; Teleph. 26230; Cable Port Lamon Lumber Co., Logs and j

PI il tan co Lumber Dealers and Export Mer- i

Tomas Argulles, president chants—Office : 8, Muelle

Philippine Trading Co., The, General Nacional 254 ; Cable ; Teleph. 21963; del

Ad : Lamon

Banco

Box .!

orP.O.Madri-

Merchants—508,

Cruz; Teleph. 27723; RizalP.O.Avenue,

Box 1948Santa gal.

Mindanao Mill at Port Lamon, Surigao,

Madrigal & Co., Managers

Philippine Trust Company — {See

Banks) Porta, Pueo y.Magalla:

Cia, Commission Mer- ’,|

chants—212; es, Intramuros:

Philippine Vegetable Oil Co., Inc.— Ad: Teleph. 21069; P.O. Box 57; Cable

Pureza, Pueo

Box 843;SantaCableMesa,; Teleph. 67512; P.O.

Ad: Vedgoil

Antonio Roxas Gargollo, partner Portuguese lates)

Consulate—(6Ve Consn-jr

and manager

“Philippines Herald,” The, Only Presby, S. A.,. Manufacturers’ Agent ji

Evening Daily in English in Manila —Insular P.O. Box

Life Bldg.; Teleph. 22834; ’

1379; Cable Ad: Disap

—61, Muralla, Intramuros; Teleph.

21494 (Connecting all Depts.); P.O. Pujalte, Miguel, S. en C., Commission:1i

Box 601; Cable Ad : Herald Merchants and Consignees, Wholesale

Carlos P. Romulo, publisher Tobacco Leaf Dealers—Office: Room21026;

2-9,!

ModestoA.Farolan,

Vicente general mgr.

Faci's. editor Plaza Moraga, Binondo; Teleph.

I. S. Reyes, advertising manager PiO. Box 212. Warehouse: 51, Cabildo;

Intramuros

Photo Finishing Corporation, Pho-! Pure Cane Molasses Co. (P.I.), lnc.r

tographic Supplies—114, Escolta. —The,

324/328;

Molasses

CrystalTeleph.

Merchants

Arcade & Exporters

Building,

21021; P.O. BoxRooms

1307:'

PICKETT HARNESS CO., American Cable Ad: Canemola

made Wardrobe—Trunks, Suit cases, T. Nielsen, president

HandRepairing

bags. Aeroplane

of Luggage,Luggage,

English Gen- Jas.

eral

Stirrups and Spurs—300, Tetuan

Bits;

Street- N. 0.Burt,

Irvine,general manager

treasurer i

300, Misericordia Street; Teleph. 2-10, F.A.S. Waldron, mgr. (Iloilo office)

43; Cable Ad: Pickett; Codes: Bentley’s, Puyat & Sons, Inc., Gonzalo, Manufaci

Universal

Union 5-letter.Trade, A.B.C. 5th, Western turers of Billiard Tables,Bowling Alleys

Jno. and Furniture—Puyat Building, 7271

J. S. T.Herranz,

Pickett,manager

proprietor Solana Intramuros; Teleph. 21002 anc

23463; P.O. Box 404

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Puyat Music House—628, Avenue Rizal; Rennolds Co., Wm. H., Importers and Ex-

porters—129, Juan Luna; Teleph.

Teleph. 2-16-91; P. O. P.ox 404; Cable 49667;

Ad:Gonzalo

GonpuPuyat <& Sons, Inc., Props. P.O. Box 1473; Cable Ad:

Rennolds

W. H. Rennolds, pres.

W. H. Rennolds, jr., vice-pres.

Quiasqin & Co,, Inc., C., Piano Im- F. Azaola, secty.

porters and Dealers—338, Raon;

Teleph. 26506; P.O. Box 1516 Reptile Store, The, ^Manufacturers of

Reptile Leather, Snake, Lizard and

H. C. A. Communications, Inc.—In- Intramuros;Crocodile Novelties — 47, Cristobal,

sular Life Building; Teleph. 22601-2; 2893; Cable Ad:Teleph.Rowei57441; P.O. Box

P.O. Box 446; Cable Ad: Radio- R. Weidemarm, proprietor

oorp.

David Sarnoff, president

E. R. Riddle, superintendent

E. G. Baumgarder, assist, supt. Reynoso & Sons, Emilio, Painters and!

Contractors—Room 10, 20, Plaza

Moraga, Binondo; Teleph. 25657

Radio Supply and Service Co., Inc.,

Radios, Spare Parts, Accessories, Rialto Studio — 456, Dasmafinas;

etc.—702, Rizal Avenue' iSta.'Cruz; Teleph. 25482; P.O. Box 541

Teleph. 24305; P.O. Box 1390; Cable Florentino S. Ang, manager and

Ad: Radiosusser photographer

Ram Car, Inc., Operating Caro Electrical Rip Hermanos, Inc., Dealers and Im-

Service,

the P.I., Only Battery Manufacturer

Oriental-Brand (Trademarkin porters, of Trunks, Suitcases, etc.—

Registered), Sales & Service, Electrical 623. Eseolfca; Teleph. 2-36-50; P. O.

Appliances & Repair. Auto Accessories Box 738

and Spare parts. The Auto Service

Station. General Auto Repairing, Rizal Auto Supply 'Co., Automobile

Carriage Factory, Painting and Up- Accessories—512, Azcarraga ; Teleph.

bolstering, and. The Super Service 42810

Station, complete Maintenance,

Special Lubricating Service, Gaso- Rizal Cement Factory, Muelle

Manufacturers

line, Oils and Tires. Open Day and

Night—110-116, Padre Faura, Ermi- Portland Cement—8, del Bancoof

ta; Telephs. 56944, 56945, 56946 and Nacional, Binondo; Telephs. 21962;

21131 P.O. Box Factory

Madrigal. 254; Cable. Ad: CarbonRizal

at Binangonan, or

Madrigal & Co., managers

Ramirez, J. V., Real Estate and rcFire

Insurance 619,Agent

Building,P.O. — Crystal

'Esoolta, Binondo; A ade Rizal Lumber—41, F. B. Harrison,

22535; Box 1144; CableTelepb.

Ad: Pasay ; Teleph 51368

Chua Tong, manager

Jotaerre

J. Y. Ramirez, manager

Rizal Park Co., Inc., The. Real Es-

tate—Paterno Building, 'Sta. Cruz;

Ramirez & Ceniza, Attorneys and Teleph. 23970; P.O. Box 1462

Counsellors-at-Law — 311, Filipinas

Bldg., Plaza Moraga, Binondo- Robles Transportation, Land and

Teleph. 28046 Water, (Electrical and Charging

Battery)—Main Office; 543, Sto.

Rawplugs and RawP.O.

plug Box

Tools-^56- Sepulcro. Paco; Telephs. 57326 and

466, Dasmarinas; 767 572d2 ; Branch Office: 15, San.

E. Viegelmanii, agent Gabriel Binondo; Teleph. 21735

D62 MANILA

t

Koces

Firearms and Ammunition — 129, Cleaners—fll4, R. Hidalgo, Quiapo;

Plaza Goiti, Santa Cruz; Teleph. Teleph. : 25954

22188;

Kocecia P. O. Box 1410; Cable Ad: iC. Enriquez, proprietor

Ramon Roces,

Ricardo presidentmanager and Royal Soft Deinks Plant—57-75,.

Mascunana,

secretary Oral, Solano St.; Telephs. 23572 and

Abdon Sikat, treasurer 23574

{See Sari Miguel Brewery)

Rooseveit Steamship Agency, Inc., Daniel

Steamship Agents—Chaco Building; and Auctioneer—248, da Roza, Commercial Broker

Teleph 21521; P.O. Box 624; Cable Intramures; Teleph. (Office) Calle Cabeldo,

Ad: Roosteamco; All Codes 2-21-40;

A. E. Clegg, president (Residence) 55567; P.O. Box 740;

A. G. Henderson, vice-president Cable Ad: Danroza; Code: Bentley

Agents for

Kerr Steamship Co., Inc., Hew RnssiEX, AmericanC., Civil SocietyEngineer,

of Civil Member,

En-

York (Silver Line Ltd.) gineers—519, Insular Life Building;

Prince Line, Ltd., London Teleph. 24214; P.O. Box 1009; Cable

S. & J. Thompson, Ltd., London

Transatlantic Steamship Co,, Ltd., AdC.: Pavement Russell

Gothenburg

Silver-Java Pacific Line (Joint Russell & Co., Ship, Freight, Exchange,.

‘Services of Silver Line, Ltd., Produce, Coal and General Brokers—

and Pacific-Java-Bengal

Kawasaki Ki'sen Kaisha, Kobe Line) 8,21670;

Muelle delBoxBanco Nacional; Teleph.

P.O. 982; Cable

edn., Ad: Hustle;.

Rosendo Dychauco, General Merchant Codes: edn.,

Scott’s

Bentley’s

10th

and Boe

A.B.C. 5th

—318-320, Sto. Cristo; Teleph. 40360

Kosenstock & Co,, Inc., Importers and Russian Consulate—(See Consulates)

General

Teleph. Merchants —124, T. Pinpin; Sabater Sales Co., Manufacturers’ repre-

Rosco 22576; P.O. Box 400; Cable Ad: sen tati ves—76, Esco 1 ta, Binond o; Teleph.

22362; P.O. Box 2104; Cable Ad: Sabater

C. W. Rosenstock, president

A. Siefken, manager Salacot-Mining Co., Gold Mining—

Ross, Lawrence & Selph. Lawyers— 30-32, Escolta; Teleph. 2-22-60; P.O.

National City Bank Bldg.," (4th BoxAntonion 1525; Cable Ad: Samic

Brias, president

floor), Binondo; Teleph. 21327; P.O. W. S. Price, vice-president

Box 781; Cable Ad: Sevans Carl Hess, Jr., second do.

Rosenstock, C. W-, Real Estate—124, Wm. Zeitlein, director & secty.-

T. Pinpin Binondo; Teleph. 2-25- treas.

76; P.O. Box 400; Cable Ad : Rosen- Myer Harris, director

stock Maurice Kahn, do.

R. Deseals, do.

Financial agent for

Great Eastern Life Assurance San Caelos Milling Co., Ltd., Sugar

Co., Ld., Singapore Manufacturers—'Chaco Bldg., Bin-

ondo; Teleph. 21014; P.O. Box

Roxas y CompaSta, Sugar Manufac- 1863; Cable Ad : 'Scarlosco

turers—719,

Teleph. 22042;Echague,

P.O. BoxSan1459;Miguel;

Cable SanEstate—680,

FranciscoRizal del Monte Inc., Cruz;

Real

Ad : Roxas Ave., Sta.

Antonio Boxes Oarerollo' ; partner Teleph. 21636; P.O. Box 528

and general manager

Eduardo Roxas Gargollo, partner San Juan Mine, Building, Plumbing,

and manager etc.—40, N. Domingo, San Juan del

Jos6 Roxas Gargollo, partner Monte, Rizal; Teleph. 68842

 MANILA D63

San Marceuno Drug. Store, Retail Drug Santos Huqs A., Leaf Tobacco Mer-

31 7a, San Marcelino, Ennita; chants—1306, Avenue Rizal; Teleph.

Store T-r 54209

Teleph. 25375 ; Cable Ad : Aleza

Ambrosio Santos, manager

San Miguel Brewery, Inc.—Cen-

tral Office, 132, Aviles Street ; Te- Santos, Dr. Isidoro De, Physician—

leph. 21212;

Beer and Ice Shipping Dept,—132, Ides Building M. de Santos, San

Nicolas; Teleph. 49687,

Aviles St.; Teleph. 21224

Liquid Carbonic Plant (Liquid &

Solidified C. 02')—132^ Aviles Sanvictores, Isaias, High Class

St.; Teleph. 21212

Royal Soft Drinks Plant—57, Jeweller—1024, Azcarraga

Isaias Sanvictores, prop. & mgr.

Oral Solano St. ; Teleph. 23574*

Ice and Cold Storage Plant—57-

109, Gral Solano St.; Teleph. Sanz Antonio, . Lawyer—211, Pili-

23571 pinas Building, PlazaP.O.Moraga,

Magnolia Dairy Products Plant— ondo; Teleph. 21080; Box Bin-

872;

060, Echague St.; Teleph. Cable Ad: Rosiapi

21901

Machinery Dept.—132, Aviles St.; Schnitzler Sons, Steel, Textiles—957-

Teleph. 22743

P.O. Box 271; Cable Ad: Sami- 959, Ongpin; Teleph. 22234; P.O.

Box 1080; Cable Ad : Schnitzler

guel

Andres Soriano, president

Antonio Brias, managing dir. Schwab* Dr. G., Manufacturers’ Repre-

M. H. Ruppel, sales manager sentative—619, Es< olta,, Binondo; Teleph.

N. Nyborg, production mgr. 23802; P.O. Box 1162; Cable Ad:

A. G. Zoboli, secretary

R. G. Riis, assist, sales manager Pharmanila

Ramon Valdez Pica, assist, secy. Sea Insurance Co., Ltd., The—Perez

SamaniRo Building, 19, Escolta,

Sanitary Steam Laundry Co., Inc., Binondo Warner, Barries & Co., Ltd., agents

The — 908-918, Arlegui, Quiapo; agents

Teleph. 23529; P.O. Box 529; Cable

Ad: Sansteam Sehwani & Co., B. I., Direct Importers

Thomas J. Wolff,secretary

J. Williamson, pres. & gen. mgr. of Silk and Cotton Goods, Sole Agents

for Silver townOffice:

Tires,64,Tubes and Tennis

Santa Clara Lumber Co., iNci, Lumber Shoes—Main Eseolta(upstairs,)

Dealers — 901-903, Dagupan, Tondo; Branches:. Silay, Victoria andBox

Binondo; Teleph. 28671; P.O. 2881.

Bacolod,

Telephs. 49939 and 49741; P.O. Box 1711; Occidental Negros

Cable Ad: Saclalumco D. B. Sehwani, managing propr.

Santa Seng Kee & Co., General M( rchants and

ria, Mesa

Santa Dairy

Mesa; Farm—902, Cordele-

Teleph. 67673; Importers—622,

P. leph. 49720; P.O. Nueva,

Box 1117;Binondo; Te-

Cable Ad:

O. Box 1362; Cable Ad: Messary ; Sengkee; Code: Bentley’s

A. Chon, president

I Santillan Dr. Jose. Physician and A.A.Banjin,

Y. Coe,vice-president

manager

Surgeon — 165, Blumentritt, Sta.

( • Cruz; Teleph. 24234

Shau,'Charles C,, General Merchant—

Santo Tomas Enrique, C., Civil En- 613, Magdalena Street; Teleph.

gineer—509, Dasmarinas; Teleph. 47658; P.O. Box 1438

21475; P.O. Box 2988; Cable Ad:

Costmas Siamese Consulate—(See Consulates)

D64 MANILA

Sim iKay Tit & Co., Glassware H. T. Fox, managing director

Dealers—309-311, Sto. Cristo and G. McPherson, director (Loudon)

951, Jaboneras San Nicolas; Teleph. A. J. Balls, do.'

49460; T. Millar, do.

E. P|idlipSj do. , ,

Simeon O. So an,

Dealer—324, Hardware

Echague; and 22146;

Teleph. Paint A. Bergner ; H. Robertson

P.O. Box 2527 J. M. Cameron (ah.)

Simon Suan, president R. Ferguson G. W. Sinclair

Gregorio Yizcarra,.. manager J.Garcia J. M. Sullivan*

A. Gisbert Bummers

A. C. Hall A. J. Tyre

Simmons

401, Co., The, Building,

Fernandez Bed Manufacturers—

T. Pinpin, II. Y. Jones G. A- R.

Binondo; Teleph. 23995; Cable Ad: Neil Maeleod Knowles

Trusimmons R. McGregor L* E. Jones

W. G. R: (ab.> F-W.W.G.Maetge

miner Walker

C. D. Gardner, manager (ab.) G.L.M. Scott

Cebu

Simplex Trading Co., General Merchants G. Walford | G. B. Gibson

—113, JuanBoxLuna, P. G. H. Hampton

22882; P.O. 2286;Binondb;

Cable Ad:TeTeph.

Sim- Iloilo

A. T.. Kay (ab.)

trading J. A. Lees | H. J. Kuenstler

J. Rubio, manager Legaspi

Singer Sewing Machine Co.—Central D. C. Brown .

Office: 702-713, Reina Regente; Tabaco—H. 0; Derham (absent)

Teleph. 49828; P.O. Box 453 P. Alegria

W. E. Maxey, general agent Cagayan—I. C. MacGregor

General Managers for

Sinukuan Aerated Water

415, Moriones, Tondo; Teleph. 49697;Factory— Malabon Sugar Co., Inc.

P.O. Box 1657; Cable Ad: Sinukuan RedJames Glen Products, Ltd.

V. Cbconut

Macalayac

proprietors ' & Co., Ld.v; co-partnership, G. D. Corvissiano | H. Walcher

Agencies

Siochi & Co., Inc., Pedro, Engineers American

and Contractors—347, San Marce- Bank Lineand Manchurian Line

lino: Teleoh. 57421; P.O. Box 2764 British Mutual

Indian S-S.N.

N. Co..

China Co.,Ltd.Ltd.

Sirius Trading Corporation—La De- China Navigaition Co., Ltd.

fensa Building, Corner rof Plaza Eastern & Australian S.S. Co.,.

Sta. Cruz and Ongpin 957-959; Ltd.

Teleph. 2-22-34; P.O. .Box 1783; Indb China S.N. Co., Ltd.

Cable Ad : Marcodurum Klaveuess Line

Lloyd Triestiino Navigation Co.

Sir Cong Bieng & ..Co, Inc., Importers Ocean Steamship Co., Ltd.

Exporters,, Commission Merchants—123 Alliance AssuranceAssurance

British Traders Co., Ltd.C6.

Juan Luna, Binondo; Telephs 49046 Commercial tjnion Assurance Co.r

49047 and 49048; P.O. Box 18; Cable Ltd,

Ad': Syoongbeng

Siy Chorig Keng, president and South British. Insurance Co., Ltd.

manager

Smith, Be!l &Shipping

Co., Ltd., Smith Navigation Co., Shipowners

and Importers. and Exporters

Insurance and Shipping

Building, 67, JuanAgentk—El Debate

Luna St. (facing

Agents—Hongkong and Shanghai Bank Plaza Cervantes), Binondo; Teleph.

Building,

Box Binondo: Teleph. 23131; P.O. 21832; P.O. Box 1945; Cable Ad:

Cebu,311;Iloilo,

Cable Ad: Bell.

Legaspi, Branches

Tabaco, Lagonoy,in Smithnavco

Captain Yicente Verzosa, pres.

Cagayan

Inga de Misamis, Liago, Goa and

Wilson G. Smith, gen. manager

 MANILA D65

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—426, Das- Spanish Consulate—(See Consulates)

marinas, Biriondo; Ttleph. 22481;

P.O. Box 436

E. Schradieck attorney, mgr. of Squires Bingham

Plaza Goiti; Co.,21301;

Teleph. Importers

Cable—15,

Ad:

P.I. Squib

Attorneys

A. P. Ames —

C. E. Casey F. H. Noble Standard Import Co., Inc,, General

R. P. Douglas J.E. A.S. Parrish

Richards Merchants—658, T. Pinpin, Binondo;

Teleph. 49729; P.O. Box 1299; Cable Ad:

H. Qilhouser L. L. Roeke Vidabo

F. L. Reed . . R. R. Sage

Assistants—

A. Ayrnami Standard Iron Works—713, Azcarraga,

V. Booten C.S. W.

H.H. deP. Byrd

A. Larsen

G. Lehman Tondo; Teleph. 47315; P.O. Box 2810

J.

W. T. Costen J. NettletonH. Manning Star Bicycle Store, Dealers in Bicy-

A.C. W.

P. Drakeford cles—'1907, Azcarraga, S'ta. .Cruz;

Edmunds L.C. A.E. Parker

Perkins Teleph. 23044; P.O. Box 1277

L. A. Garrard H. J. Schlereth

H. J. Hawkins G. N. Rohrer Star Soda Water Factory—2,' Ugalde;

J. R. Herdman J. W. Shannon Teleph. 25236; I’.O. Box 4

J. C. Jones S. B. Winram

Installation Supts.— State Steamship Company, Ship Own-

B. H. Brown

N. E. Johnson E. L. Marshall ers, Agents and Brokers—311,

National City Bank Building,

F. M. Rich

Binondo; Telephs. 23122-3 4-5; P.O.

Solocan Dtcvelopment Co., Ltd., The— BoxE. W. 764; Cable Ad : Statesline

Latie, gen. agent (on leave)

Paterno Building, Santa Cruz Bridge, Robert Latta, assist, gen. agent

Santa Cruz; Teleph. 23970; P.O. Box 14t>2 John H. Cook, assist,

districtgen.

operatins mgr.

R. W. Rina:, passenger

agent for the Orient

SOROX Y CIA. General Oriental Agents—

Insurance Agents Oceanic & Oriental Navigation

Co. of San Francisco

REAL ESTATE BROKERS Roosevelt Steamship Co. of New York

155, Aviles San Miguel; Teleph. 21036; Managing operators—

American Pioneer Line

Cable Ad: Sorox; Codes: Colon,

Bentley, A.B.C 5th Ed. Improved Stearns

PharmacistsCo., Frederick,

— 635, SalesiManufacturing

.Sta. Cruz;

Andres Soriano, president Teleph. 28620; P.O. Box 269

Francisco Ortigas, vice-president A. L. Alsobrook, representative

Benito Razon, manager Sugar News Co. and Sugar News Press

Isidore Armada, treasurer — 671,514Dasmarinas; Teleph. 21275-6; P.O.

Jose M. Preysler, secretary Box

Sun Automotive Shop and Electrical

,) South Seas Trading Co., Manufac- Works—101, F. B. Harrison Pasay;

* turers of Hand Made Lingerie—17- Teleph. 51121

1 29, Aviles, San Miguel; Teleph.

26298 ; Cable Ad : Sudseatrad Sun Life Assurance Co of Canada—

Haaoock Building; T^leph. 24393;

Spencer, Kellogg & Sons (Philippines) Cable Ad : Sunbeam

A. F. Peters, manager

Inc,, Coconut Oil Manufacturers— A. 1. Bryan, resident secty.

Tomas Claudio,Pandacan;

Cable Ad: Spenkelson Teleph. 67552;

Herbert Hell is, treasurer Sun Photo Supply, Photographio

H. Dean Hellis, secretary Supplies—Crystal Palace, Escolta

D3

 D66 MANILA

Suy GFtian Hing Hardware, General Tableria Nacional, Lumber Dealers—

Importers, Hardware, Paint & Oil 954-958, Azcarraga Tondo; Teleph.

Dealers, Wholesale & Retail—452- 47690

454, Santo Cristo, San Nicolas;

Teleph. 49597; P.O. Box 2533; Cable

Ad: Suyguanhing; Code: Bentley’s Taguibao Guillermo—1106-A, Ten-

nessee, Malate; Teleph. 54843

Swedish Consulate—{See Consulates) Takahashi, S., Importer and Exporter—

753-759, Tabora, San Nicolas; Teleph.

Swiss Consulate—(See ‘Consulates) 49619; P.O. Box 220

Swiss

Importers Oriental

—- 153, Commercial

Juan Luna; Co., Talambiras

Teleph. Dasmarinas; Bros., Importers

Teleph. 49691; P.O. —Box

42,

49014; P.O.Box 1811;Cable Ad: Sworcoco 1497; Cable Ad: Talambiras

Frederic Keecht, manager Taliba, Afternoon Daily in Tagalog

H. Kessler

—TVT Building, F. Torres, Sta.

Sy-Juco Santiago, Dry Goods Dealers Cruz; Cable

Teleph. 21134; P.O. Box 775;

Ad: Vanguardia

—102, Yangco Marlcet Pasillo, San

Nicolas; Teleph. 49749; P.O. Box

2129; Cable Ad: Sy-Juco Tan Bon Liong & Co., Joaquin, Im-

porters of Woollen Rugs from China

Sy Ktap & Co.. Rice Merchants and —129, Bbx 2288

Nueva; Teleph. 25557; P.O.

Dealers—;731, Santo Cristo. San Nicolas;

Teleph. 49956: P. O. Box 527. Rice Mill: Valentin Tan Lian Ting, mgr.

Santa Rosa, Nueva Ecija

Tan Chong Pin,, Shipping Agents—

Sy Ling Chong Hardware, Hardware 921, San Fernando Binondo; Teleph.

Dealers—357, Gandara, Binondo; 49926

Teleph. 22925; P.O. Box 1054 Tan Chong Pin, mgr.

Sy Piao & Co., Ltd., Successors to Tan Torres, Genaro, Lawyer—Hea-

Sy Piao, Du Wat y Cia. S. en C., j cock Building, Escolta; Teleph.

Cigar Box Factory and Lumber 22764

Dealers — 766-780, Echague, San Tanduay Distilleries, Wine and Liquors

Miguel 348. Tanduay, Quiapo; Teleph. 21429;

Syporters,

Yoco &, Hemp,

Sons, Inc., Importers

Copra, Ex- P.O.Ynchausti

KnottedandHemp,

Box 121;&Cable Ad: Ynchaosti

Co., proprietors ,

Native Hats and Essence of Ylang-

Ylang, Rice Mills—6. Ingreso, Binondo; Tayfacturers Jay Co., Lumber Dealers, Manu-

Teleph. 49086; P.O. Box 1571 of WTndow Sash, Doors,

Louver, Moulding, etc. — 730-734,

Tabaqueria Echague, San Miguel; Teleph. 25361

de Tabacosde dela Ftlipinas

Compania (Factory:

General Co Tay, prop. & manager

Victoriano B. Go, assist, manager

“ La Flor de la Isabela ”), Cigar and

Oisrarette

P.O. Box 75;Manufacturers —57, Escolta;

Cable Ad: Mirahnos; Codes: Tecson Rice Mill Co.—926-C. A.

A J.B.C.Mira5thPerez,

edn. and Bentley’s Rivera Tondo; Teleph. 47592

agent and manager Pablo Teeson. proprietor

M. Mira Perez, do. Vicente Tecson, manager

FJ.F. Nunez,

Limpo. assist, manager

secretary

Delgado, chief clerk Texas Co. (P.I.), Inc., The, Texaco

Petroleum Products—91, Plaza Mor-

C. Moreno, cashier aga; Teleph. 23266; P.O. Box 783

Tableria La Confianza, Lumber Deal- N.H. M.

T. Dodge,

Draper,mang.

actingdirector

mgr.

ers — 920-930, Azcarraga, Tondo; W. R. Williams, act in a- assist! gen. mgr.

Teleph. 48384 A. F. Walker, chief accountant

 MANILA. 1)67

Thompson Electkical (.Jo., Inc. —190, Tuason E. Hijos, Inc., C„ Tiles, Pipes and

R. Arias: P. 0. Box 593; Teleph. 21107; “Malate;

May on!’. , Cookstoves — 1174, Agno,

Telephs. 57129 and 54420; Cable

Cable

W. F.Ad: Westhousepresident

Cadwallader, Ad: Cituason

H. A. Moss, secretary-treas.

N. E. Thompon, manager' Tuason Jose, Piano Tuner---1356, Man-

Thompson, F. A., Manufacturers’ Be- gahan, Sta. Cruz; Teleph. 233S2

presentative — 206, Masonic Temple, Tuason & Sampedro, Inc., Lumber

Binondo; Teleph. -22939! P.O. Box 2W7 Dealers —817, Globo de Oro ; Teleph.

Ti Tiong Ho, Importer and Exporter Jjagarian 23756; P.O. Box 746; Cable Ad:

—445, Nueva j,' Teleph. -48735 ; P.O.

Box 912

Ohua Keh Tai, prop, and mgr. Turkish Consulate—(Neie Consulates)

Tionloc, Inc„ Iloefonso, Customs Tubbs Cordage Company (Estab. 1856)-

and Forwarding Agents, LandBrokers

and —323, Teleph. National City Bank Build-

Water Transportation—1^3, Dasmarinas, ing; Cable Ad: Planco

23404; P.Q. Box 131 j

Binon do; TelepliS'. 49016, 49017

Ildefonso Tionloc, manager

Vicente Roque, treasurer

Delfin C.' Medel,1 secretary Underwood, Elliott Fisher Sa'les

Agency,

Binondo; Teleph.Typewriters

23171 — 19, Escolta

Tokio Marine and Fire Insurance

Co.. Ltd., The—Perez Samanillo Union Church of M anila—(Nee Churches)

Building, 19, Escolta, Binond'o

Warner,'Barnes Co., Ltd., agents Union Commercial Company, Import-

Tondo Development Co.. Inc., Real Estate ers and Exporters—101-105, Plaza

Sta. Cruz; Teleph. ,241l53; P.O. Box

—Room 206, Arias Building. Santa Cruz; 2752; Cable Ad: Unicomco

Teleph. 21627; P.O. Box 2051. Branch Exclusive distributors for the Phi-

Office: 1144, Velasquez Extension

Tondo Estates; Telepli. 43493 North lippine Islands of

R. .T. Harrison, president General Tire and Rubber Export

W. Olsen, vice pres & mgr. Company, Akron, Ohio

Tong Hcng Trading Corporation, Union Insurance Society 174- of

Importers, Exporters and Commis- Canton, Ltd. —Wise Building,

176, Juan Luna; Telephs. 49061/3;

sion Agents — 427, Nueva Street, P.O. Box 427; Cable Ad : Union ;

Binondo; Teleph. 49976; P.O. Box Code: Bentley’s

1976; Cable Ad : Tonghong E. R. Thomas, branch manager

Dy Siu, president L.T. D.P. Lenox

Ralph V. Peralta

Simon A. Chanbona, vice-president L. M. Gutierrez

Rosendo Dychauco, secty.-treas. J. A. Yvanovitch. Miss M.

M. Enriques

Kent

Ho Kia, member J.S. Vitan Miss

Caw T. Lai, manager Ohofre Miss E. Sanz

Tong Nam Press, Printing. Bookbinding G. H. Caraballo B.J. M. Aggabao

Esperanza

and G. O. Testa

Cruz;Stationers—245-246,

Teleph. 2-60-40 Espeleta, Sta. Affiliated, Companies

British Traders’ Insurance Co., Ld.

Yam Nam, manager The

Torres. Alfredo B.. Civil Engineer— NorthChina ChinaFireInsurance

InsuranceCo.,Co.,Ld.Ld.

719, P. Leoncio; Teleph. 67254 The Yangtsze Insce. Association, Ld.

Manila Agencies

Torres Optical Co., Optical Goods— Pacific

£54, Juan Luna Binondo; Teleph.

48944 FidelityCommercial

and SuretyCo. Co.

Union Oil Co. of California—Cable Ad:

Trinidad Miguel. Piano Tuner—‘546, Unoco

Batangas, Sta. Cruz; Teleph. 26789 W. S. Grant, special representative

*D3

l

D68 MANILA

United Plumbing Oo., Inc., Direct Im- Universal Pictures Corporation—2262,

porters

for Bathroomof Plumbin' ? Supplies,

and Kitchen, Tiles Azcarraga;Teleph.

Plumbing Cable Ad: Unfilman

21765; P.O. Box 1157;

Contractors—666-676. Juan Luna, San

Nicolas; Telepb.

Cable Ad: Unpluco 49878; P.O. Box 1093; University of Manila—(Nee Educa-

S. Wm.

Choy,Choy,

pres. vice

E. Plumber

Lintang, Licensed Master Educational) University of the Philippines—(Nee

United Press Association, Incor- Uymarinas Cho-Yee & Co., Inc.—228, Das-

porated in New York, Philippines Cable Ad; Teleph. 22951; P.O, Box 9 ;

Bureau — Insular Life Building;

Cable Ad : Unipress Henry Uy: Uychoyeeco

Cho-Yee, president

Reuel S. Moore, manager Uy Hoo & Co., Electrical Supplies—

United States Department of Com- 629, Ongpin, Binondo; Teleph.

merce, Bureau of Foreign and 23310; Cable Ad : Uyhooco

Domestic Commerce—410, Heacock

Building; Teleph. 23595; Cable Ad: Varadero de la Quinta, Shipbuilding

Amcomat and Engineering—549, Echague;

Teleph. 23590

United States Rubber Export Co.. Ltd. Mrs. E. Moffatt, manageress

—35, Orozco, Quiapo: Teleph. 21871;

P.O. Box 753; Cable Ad: Rubexport Yaradero De San Miguel—745, Echa-

gue, Quiapo; Teleph. 21660; P.O.

United States Shoe Co.—286, San Box 1244

Marcelino, Ermita; Teleph. 57261; P.O.

BoxR. 275; Cable Ad:pres.

A. McGrath, Shoemack

& mgr. Yda. E. Hijo de Ng Kee Suy, Dry

N.P.V.C.McGrath, vice-do. Goods

Dealers Merchants,

in Cotton Importers and

Piece Goods,

Deunas, seotv. Silks, etc.—230, Rosario Street,

R. Y. McGrath, assist, mgr. Binondo

United States Steel Products Co.— Carlos Uy, manager

Luis Perez Samanillo Bldg., 619,

Escolta, Binondo; Teleph. 23238; Venezuelan lates)

Consulate—(Nee Consu-

Cable Ad : Steelman

Universal Bakery—1300, Narra; Teleph. Venue Studio, Photographers—162,

28204

Casimiro Lopez, proprietor Escolta Binondo; Teleph. 21793

Vera & SonsAgents

Co., and

P., Importers, Manu-

Universal

facturing andOptical

Importine The, Manu- facturers’

Co.,Opticians—76, ists in Calendars

Printers, Special-

and Advertising

Escolta, Binondo; Teleph. 22362; Teleph. Novelties—134-136,

23583; P.O. Box Solana,

36 Intramuros;

P.O. Box 2104; Cable Ad: Sabater

Dr. Manuel SabaJer, pres, & gen.

mgr. Vicente’s Garage—420, G. Tuason,

Dr. Carmen Sabater, vice-pres. & Sampaloc; Teleph. 21206

assist, mgr.

Dr. Am'paro Sabater, assist, mgr. Victoriano, Dr. Jose, Physician and

M. Ramirez de la Vaca, secretary Surgeon—350, Asuncion San Nico-

and accountant las; Teleph. 47179

M. Diotay, chief clerk

N. Oracion, clerk Victorias Milling Co.. Inc., Refined

T, Fraire, do. and Raw Suernr Manufacturers^—Chrco

D. Cruz, chief mechanic Building

21070 and(3rd22206;floor).P.0.Bimwln:

Box 735;Telephs.

Cable

T. Sumulung, mechanic

E. Reyes, do. Ad: Vicmico

 MANILA

Viegelmann, Schrokdui! ife Co., Inc., Im- Iloilo—

porters and Exporters—456-6, Dasmar- F. 11. Leyshon, agent

inas, Binondo; Teleph. 21634; P.O. Box E. K. Bramwell I J. V. Elder

767; Cable Ad: Viegelmann; Codes: It. Burgas | W. Muller

A.B.C. 5thandand 6th Union

edns., Lieber’s, J. S. Curtis , | 0. Wyss

Cebu—

Bentley’s

Directors—W. Western

Schroeder, E. Schaare H. Walford, agent

and A. Merx Bacolod—

E. Viegelmann, president G. K.M.Habluetzel

Bridgeford, agent

G. Hammes, vice- do. P: Meier

Visayan Stevedore - Transportation It, J. Bedfearn

On Leave

Co., The—Stevedores; Cable Ad: P. Boncker

Vistranco; Codes: A.B.C., Western

Union and Bentley’s

Manila Agents—Luzon Stevedor- T.W. MacKie

Habluetzel

ing Co., Inc. M. C. Romilly

Shipping Agencies

Nippon Yusen Kaisha

2S Bibby Line

VlUDA DE A.M.H. Lim Genoo & Co., Cunard Line

Wholesale Dealer and Exporter in Thos. Cook & Son, Ltd.

Leaf Tobacco—743, Elcano; Teleph. White iStar Line

4-97-12; P.O. Box 1717; Cable Ad: Insurance Agencies

Limgen.co ; Codes : Bentley’s & Acme China Fire Insurance Co., Ld.

Fusp

Law, Marine, andRock

Union and Fire Irisce.

Insce. Co.,

Co., Ld.

Ld.

Wuloano Engineering Co.—521, M. de la Connecticut Fire Insurance Co. of

Industria, San Nicolas; Teleph. 22926 Hartford

Pearl Assurance Co., Ld.

Walker Herbert, Native Products Sea Insurance Co., Ld.

Dealers—Pureza, Sampaloc; Teleph. Tokio Marine and Fire Insce. Co., Ld.

67685 Yangtsze Insce. Association, Ld.

General Managers for

Walk -Over Shoe Store—Masonic Iloilo Warehousing Corporation

Temple, Escolta Binondo; Teleph. Machinery Agencies

22180; P.O. Box 1000; Cable Ad: Hongkong

Walk-Over Hongkong& Whampoa Dock Co., Ld.

John Thompson Water Tube Boil-

Walters & Co., S. K., Manufacturers’ ers, Ld.

Agents—166, Soler, Binondo; Teleph. Mirrlees,

EnginesBickerton & Day, Ld. Diesel

49913; Cable Ad: Stretlaw The Mirrlees, Watson Co., Ld.,

Warner, Barnes & Co., Ltd., Glasgow. Sugar and Oil Mill

Importers and Agents

Exporters, Shipping Machinery

and Insurance — Perez Sama- Pott, Cass'els and Williainsbn','

nillo Building, Binondo, Manila; P.O. Flour

Box 294; Cable Ad: Warner; Standard Sperry Flour Co., San Franciscp , >

Codes

T. F. A. Bibby, governing director Warrington, R. O., Manufacturers’ Repre-

sentative—409, „San Vicente; Teleph.

(New York) 24096; P.O. Box 952; Cable Ad: Rowar

J. T. Figueras, director (London) Manila

F. J. Hawkins, do. do.

E. C.L.Barnes,

W. director

Bramwell, manager (London) , Washington Cot.P Stores, Inc.,

F.V. Rodsoll,

H. Masefield, sub-do.do. (on leave) Wholesale Importers and Retailors

of All Kinds of Frozen Meats, Game,

J. H. Blinko J. B. Grieve Fruits, Vegetables, etc.—512, Eeha-

J.L. F.S. Bond

Cairns J.J. Jamieson gue, Quiapo j Telephs. 23388 and.

M. Garrett F. C. Kingsley , 21717: P.O. Box 2845; Gable Ad:

J. G, Tait W.C.S.

D70 MANILA

Washington GsEocery (Ng Tip & Co.), Western Chemical and Drug Co.,

Importers,

ceries Wholesale

and Pro aiid Retail,

visions—207-209, Gro- The, Chemical and Pharmaceutical

Echague, Manufacturers

Santa 'Cruz; Telephs. 21717-8-9; P.O. Binondo; Teleph. — 763, Magdalena,.

Box 71; Cable Ad: Watfp 49952; P.O. Box

1017; Cable Ad : Wecad

Western Electric Company of, Asia

Wassiamul 'Assomull Co.—70, Es- (Philippine Branch). Subsidiary of

colta, Binondo; Teleph. 24348; P.O. Electrical Research Products Inc.—

Room 301, Heacock Building, Es-

Box 217; Cable Ad: Wassiasmull

D. OhandumuII, manager colta, Binondo; Teleph. 24108; Cable

Ad: Brpiorient

W. J. Roth

Watson & Co., Inc., A. S-, Aerated Waters

—504-512, Aviles, San Miguel; Teleph. Western Equipment and Supply Co.,

21613 Electrical Supplies—119, Cajle T.

Pinpin; Teleph. 22467; P.O. Box

Watson & Watson, Importers,' Grocers & 2985; Cable Ad: Weandsco; Codes.

Druggists’ Sundries, ■ Sheet Pictures, Western Union and General

W. A. Chittick, actg. gen. mgr.

Books, Picture Frames and Glass, Vege-

tables, Shells, Fine Straw Hats, Wax,

Lumber, Cordage Yarns, Rattan, Cigar Western Telephone Co., Inc.—959, Ong-

and CigaretteManufacturers—732,

and Extract Exporters, Soda-WaterZaca- pin; Teleph. 21458; P.O. Box 761; Cable

teros. Santa Cruz; Teleph. 25410; Cable Ad:H.Merchman: Codes: and

Herman, director All Standards

treasurer

Ad: Profit Felipe Mapoy, do. -

Weinstein Bros., Dealers in Plain and Westinghouse Electric International

Fancy Glassware, Men's, Women’s and Co.Representatives—Western Equip •

Children’s Furnishings—619-621,

Avenue, Santa Cruz; Teleph. 22614; Rizal merit and Supply Co.

P.O. Box 483 White, Page & Co., Chartered Accoun

tants—National City Bank Building,

Welch Fairchild, Ltd., Sugar Factors, Juan Luna, Binondo; Teleph. 2-13-97;

P.O.C. P.BoxWhite,

559; Cable

Exporters and Shipping Agents—321,

Roxas Building, Escolta; Teleph. 21932; a.c.a.,Ad:

c.p.a.,Vigilant

partner

P.O. Box 549; Cable Ad: Wehald P. A.S. B.Page, A.c.ar,

Carson, c.a.c.p.a., do.

D. A. Brisbane,

A. D. Stewart, c.a. C.A.

Werder & Co., Ltd., Importers and Ex- P. U. Abastillas, c.p.a.

porters;

Fibres ofExports:

all kinds,Knotted

Gum Hemp,

Elemi, Hats,

Copal, etc.; Imports: Artificial

Gum

Silks, J.A.S. Cunanan,

F. de la Cruz,

c.p.a.c.p.a.

Lucero, c.p.a.

Artificial Horse-hair, etc.—6, Ingreso, J.E. B.D. Dacanay

Binondo;

Cable Ad:Teleph.

Werder49086; P.O. Box 2486; Dolledte

Wilson & Co., Inc., Fred., Consulting

West Coast Life Insurance Co.— Engineers, Contractors

Barraca,andTeleph.

Engineering

49831;. |

Home Office : San Francisco. Philip- Agents—53-55,

pine Branch Office : Kneedler Build- P.O.J. F.BoxLoader 276; Cable Ad:

(absent) Fredwilco

ings; Telephs. 23672-23673; P.O. Box C.W.A.W.Clear

677 Harris, jr. |I N.

H. Linley

G. H.'Pritchett

General Managers :

West & Whitaker, General Merchandise Blue Diamond Petroleum Co. Inc

Brokers—Leyba Building,

Street; Teleph. 23655; P.O. 227,

BoxDavid

1920; (Lubricating Oils & Greases)

Cable Ad: Westmark M. L. Coleman

W. F. Hagans

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Wise & Co., Inc., Importers, Export- “Woman’s Home Joujrnal,” The, Monthly

ers and Insurance Agents—Wise Woman’s MagazinePublication

in Englishof and

Building, 174/178, Juan Luna, Spanish; Federation Official the

Binondo; Teleph. 49033, etc.; P.O. N416,ational Arias Building;

of Women’s Clubs—

Teleph.. 2-60-41 &

Box 458; Cable Ad : Sapiens 2-69-41; P.O. Box 30

0. H. Hawkins, president

E. Heybroek, vice-president

T. A. D’O. Aplin, director Wong Lam, Importer and Exporter—

N. T. Reid, director 404-8, Sto Cristo, San Nicolas; Te-

: N. R. E. Hawkins leph. 49509; P.O. Box 1234

J. J. Paterson I C. Castaner

R. Hawkins H. Jaeger

E. Criss I E. G. Toftmann ers—87,Book

World Co., Textbook Publish-

Tortousa; Teleph. 23946;

Iloilo P.O. 1100; Cable Ad: Daphne

N. S. Wotherspoon Matias Perez, Philippine mgr.

Agencies Wrigley, jr. Co., Wm. (Chicago), Chewing

United Turkey Red Co., Ltd. Gum Manufacturers

James Kenyon & Son, Ltd.

W. & R. Jacob & Co., Ltd. Binondo; Teleph. 49736— 66, Dasmarinas,

J. &' P. Cbats, Ltd. (Central Charles F. Moelich, jr., agent

Agency) Yangco, Teodor R., ShipMuoRe

Ownerdeandla

Crosse & Blackwell (Manufactur- General Merchant—421,

ing Cq.), Ltd. Industria, San Nicolas; Teleph. 57427 ;

; ;.iCadbury-Fry Export Dept. P.O. Box 829; Cable Ad: Oro; Codes:

W. Weddei & Co., Ltd. A.B.C., 5th edn.,' Western Union and

•Pillsbury-Astoria Flour Mills Co. Bentley’s

Terminal Flour Mills Co. Owner of—

Centennial Flouring Mills Co. Navotas,

C. C. Wakefield & Co., Ltd. (Cas- Drydock Marine! Railway /and

trol) Bazar Siglp XX

Norddbutsche Uebeersegesellschaft Yahgco Market and Bazar Villalobos

in Hamburg

The Shangbai Dock and Engineer- Yangtsze Insce. Assn., Ltd., The

ing Co., Ltd. (Marine)—Perez Samanillo Build-

Managers ing, 19, Escolta, Binondo

The Manila Wine Merchants, Ltd. Warner, Barnes & Co., Ltd.,

Wise Building Co. agents

Yek Hua Trading Corporation, Im-

Wolff & Co., Inc., T. J., Importers, porters and Exporters. Imports:

Exporters and Commission Mer- Hardware, Textiles, and Miscel-

laneous Lines. Kxports: Hemp

chants^—Room 2, 20, Plaza Moraga, Cloth, Hemp in Bales, Copra—129,

Binond'o; Teleph. 21817; P.O. Box Juan Luna; Telephs. 49068 (Mana-

920,; Cable Ad: Wolco. Gasoline ger, General Office), 49067 (Sundries

Station No. 1: 101, M. de Comillas;

Teleph. 21818. Gasoline Station No. and Export Department) ; P.O'. Box

2: Corner Mabini and Vito Cruz; 21;, Cable Ad: Yekhua: Codes:

Western Union 5th Imp., A.B.U 5th

Teleph. 57565

T. H.J. Wolff, presidentj J. R. Redfern edn.,

C. Schroeder

A.B.C. 5th Improved, Univer-

sal, Commercial, Bentley’s’,; Acme

and Private

Branches: New York, Sjli§Bgp^

Wolfson, J. N. tfe J. A., Attorneys-at-law Cebu, Iloilo and Legaspi , ,

—205, National City Bank Building; Agencies in U.S.A. and Europe

Teleph. 22035; P.O. Box 450; Cable Ad: Alfonso Z. SyCip, president and

Wolfson: Codes: Bentley’s, Western

Union, Western Union 5-letter edn., Al, Uymanager

Yet, vice-president

A-B.C. 5th edn. and Lieber’s John Z. Sy'Cip, treasurer

3372 MANILA—ILOILO

YekCo.,Tong

Ltd., Fire and Marine Insurance, Agents

Lin Fike & Marine Insurance for

Australian—Oriental Line, Ltd.

Fidelity and Surety Bonds, Life In- Proprietors

surance

Mortgages,against Accidents,

Negotiable Loan and

Documents, on

Discounts—320, Dasmarinas, Binondo; Philippines Cold Stores

Telephs. 23193 and 23906,; P.O. Box

93; Cable Ad: Yektonglin; Codes: Zambales Lumber Co., Lumber Manufac-

Bentley’s and Private turers—920-950, Juan Luna; Teleph.

G. A. Cu Unjieng, president 49508; Cable Ad: Zaluc. Concession

Francis Cu Unjieng, vice-president Saw Mill, Port M&talvis, Masinloc,

Ng Su Tam, actg. manager Zambales, P.I.

Manuel Lim, secretary Dee Hong Lue & Co., Inc., proprs.

Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd.—(/See

Banks) Zamora Yiuda E. Higos de Crispulo,

Yu Ay & Co.—410, Gandara, Binondo; Avenue Silversmiths and Engravers—1209,

Teleph. 21356; P.O. Box 1079; Cable Box 2184;Rizal; Teleph. 26265; P.O.

Cable Ad : Crizam

Ad: Yuay Angel Zamora, manager

Yucuanseh Drug Co., Inc. (Successors Vicente Zamora, assist, manager

to Farmacia de Binondo and Peo-

ples Drug Store)—436, Dasmarinas; Zeitlin, Wm., Manufacturers’ Agent—

Telephs. 21621 and 22084; P.O. Box 508, Masonic Temple, Escolta,

1761; Cable Ad: Y'ucuanseh; All Binondo; Teleph. 22240; P.O. Box

Standard Codes and Private 1082

Yuill & Co., Ltd., G. S. — 503-

511, Echague, Quiapo; Teleph. Zuelltg, Inc., F. E., Merchants (Successors

21307; Cable Ad: Storage; Codes: to Lutz & Zuellig)—90, Rosario; Teleph,

Bentley’s, Western Union and A.B. 23112; P.O. Box 604; Cable Ad: Fez,.

CT 5th edm. Branch: Sydney Manila.

N.S.W. London ‘ Agents: Yuills, Zuellig, European Correspondents: F. E.

Zurich, Switzerland; Cable Ad:

Ltd. Fezag, Zurich

ILOILO

datusAccording

with theirtofollowers

tradition,and

theslaves

first Malay

landedsettlers of Iloilo

in Panay Islandcame

at afromplaceBorneo. Ten

then called

Sinogbuhan, near the present site of Miagao, Iloilo. The Bornean immigrants found

the place

Marikudo. inhabited

From and by Negritos

this one

chiefSadok living

the Borneanunder

datusthe rule

bought of a brave

the entire chief

Islandby the name

ofdistricts of

Panay for

one gold necklace of gold. They then divided it

sakops namely, Hamtik, Aklan, and Ilong-Ilong. In later times, Hamtik became into three or

Antique, Aklan became Capiz, and Ilong-Ilong Iloilo.

Hamtik

©under was placed under

of Malandong, the Malay

the first rule of settlement

a datu named Samaquel,Aklan

in Antique. who was

becameplaced

the

■'what is now Capiz. And Ilong-Ilong was placed under the rule of a datu namedin

imder the rule of Bankaya, who became the founder of the first Malay settlement

Paiburong who became the founder of the first settlement of Malays in Iloilo.

HowMalays

of the Iloilo came to have its present

the inhabitants of the name

place iswere

veryNegritos.

interesting.These Beforepeople

the coming

named

Iloilo

and a Irong-Iropg becausethetheIloilo

chin and because southwest

Rivercoast of Panayin Island

meanders is shapedline.into“Irong”'

a nose-shaped a nose

means literally “nose” in English, and “Irong-Irong” is equivalent to “like a nose.”'

 ILOILO D73

Later

for theon,simple

whenreason

the Malays

that thesettled

Malaysin thecanplace, they changed

pronounce its name

the letter to Ilong-Ilong.

“1” better than the

letter “r.” And still later, when the Spaniards came to the place, they further

changed the name to Ilo-Ilo to suit the convenience of the Spanish ibhgUe. The

Americans adopted the name Iloilo.

The Spaniards

themselves harassedbegan

by thetonatives

enter ofIloilo

Cebu,asthey

earlysailed

as thewestward

time oftoLegaspi.

Panay andFindingestab-

lished settlement in the town now called Oton. The Spanish power really asserted

itself when Governor Ronquillo in 1580-1583, founded the villa

of Iloilo became the capital of the province in 1688. It was opened to the commercede Arevalo. The town

of the world in 1855.

With the revolution of 1898 and the coming of . the Americans, Spanish power

immediately

sresigned, melted

giving overaway.

the careOnofDec.the 23, 1898, thecapital

provincial SpanishtoGovernor

the Mayorresident

Alcalde,of ofIloilo,

the

city. The Spanish forces subsequently evacuated Iloilo on.Dec, 25. '

sportsOnwithDec.3,800

28, 1898,

troopstheunder

U. S. forces, composedof.ofBrigadier

the command the s.s: Baltimore-and

General Miller,three arrived fcraile

if-

Iloilo Aguinaldo,

from and demanded its surrender.

declined. Thereupon, TheGen.

revolutionary forces,theawaiting

Miller advised foreigngeneral

consulatesorders on

the city that hostilities would commence at 5.00 p.m. on Feb. 12th.

The revolutionary forces having no means to hold their positions, set fire to the

city and retired to the mountainous interior of Panay. The city was thereupon qc^

•cupied

rendered.by theOn Americans.

April 11, 1901,After

civil some guerillawas

government warfare, the revolutionary

established in the Provinceforces sur-

of Iloilo.

According to the present ranking of Philippine Provinces, Iloilo is classified as a

first

is notclassa chartered

province. cityThe ofprovincial capital, ^Islands,

the Philippine Iloilo although

but bya tradition

first class and

municipality,

usage, it

,is referred to as the City of Iloilo.

Location and Importance

The City of Iloilo,

Zamboanga, is situated on the 340 miles fromsoutheast

Manila, 175 milesIsland

of the from Cebu,"and

of Panay,,234justmilesat from

the

mouth of Iloilo River. It is the capital of the Province of Iloilo, and being safely

protected from the adjoining seas by the mountainous island of Guimaras, it naturally

become the leading Visayan port of the Philippines.

Size

t 'estimatedThe City, consisting

to cover of Iloilokilometers.

14.25 square proper andIt itsis asuburbs, Molo ofand.cement,

conglomerate Mandurriao,

wooden,is

j and nipa houses, with the first two kinds greatly predominating.. Some of its build-

| ings, specially those of its suburb molo, are notedly old in their style of construction,

: The principal streets are of either asphalt or cement; the others are made of evenly

| leveled stones.

Climate and Rainfall

, The climate of the city is in general mild and agreeable; at times;it'may be better

| than that of Manila. The hottest months are March and April, the coolest December

and January.

i blow, bringing theDuring the months

heaviest rains ofoftheJune,

year. July and August,

February the southwest

is the driest month- wihds

Population and Religion

The census of 1918 gave the population of Iloilo within city limits as 24,888 males

land

rapid immigration into the city,thetheimproved

24,216 females. But due to populationconditions

of 1930 ofwastheestimated

inhabitants

to be andaroundthe

75,000. Among the foreign population are Spaniards, Chinese, Japanese, Americans,

English, Swiss, Eindus, and other nationalities. The natives are predominatingly

Catholics. There are a good number of Aglipayans and Protestants.

£>74 ILOILO

Education

schoolAlmost all the Besides

education. people areits literate. A goodfornumber

public schools boys andof them

girls, have at least

the city a high

has several

private institutions of learning among which are the Colegio de San

Iloilo Institute, both for boys with the latter also receiving girls, and the Oolegio Agustin and the

de la Asuncion, the Colegio del Sagrado Corazon and the Colegio

for girls. The Protestants have recently established the Central Philippine College de Santa Ana, all

which is located in the adjacent town of Jaro. There are also commercial schools in

the city as well as a number of kindergarten schools.

Newspapeks

A testimony to the culture of the people is the number of newspapers and

magazines in circulation. Besides _ the foreign and Manila newspapers and

magazines which canWeeklies,

Daily, two Yisayan be hadone in the city, Iloilo

Visayan has four

monthly, and Spanish dailies,paper

one Visayan one English

issued

every three days. Papers may be easily had from the newsboys. Magazines may be

bought at several stores.

Recreation

Thereinareaddition

pictures four first

to class theatres

several cheaper ingrade

the cityandshowing

one American

theatre or Spanish sound

On occasion, world-known artists give performances in the city.showing Chineserecrea-

Out-of-door film.

tion can be had at the beach alongside the city, particularly at the Cota Drive which

forms part of the beach and serves Iloilo in the same way the Dewey Boulevard

serves Manila.

DIRECTORY

Aguinaldo, L. R., Importer & Manu- Compagnia

Pilipinas,

General de Tabacos de

Exporters of Sugar, To-

facturers’ Agent—Iznart; Teleph. 558 bacco and Copra; de Agents

Central Azucarera Bais — for

Casa the

de-

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (P.I.), Ltd.— Iloilo,

eral Muelleand

Office) Loney;

388 Telephs. 62Office);

(Manager’s (Gen-

Plaza Libertad; Teleph. 378 Cable Ad: Tabacalera

Associated Oil Co., The—Teleph. 720CONSULATES

Great Britain

Acting Vice-Consul—A. T. Kay

BANKS

Bane; of the Philippine Islands— Netherlands

Acting Vice-Consul—A. T. Kay

Progreso; Teleph. 67

Spain—P.O. Box 232

Chartered Bank of India, Australia Consul—J. Manuel Reguera

and China—Teleph. 172; P.O. Box United States — (For Merchant

299; Cable Ad: Indigo Shipping only)

R. Ralston, sub-agent Collector of Customs (acting)

W. A. Adamson, sub-accountant

Directory and Chronicle

East (China, of thePhilip-

Japan,Netherlands

Malaya, Far

Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking pines, Indo:China, India,

Corporation

' C. G. Adams, acting agent . etc.)

A.E. Dimaculangan

Robertson I J.O. Jara

Magat Agents for the Philippines : —

C. Y. Ylmido | T. Tianero Hanson,

Building,OrthManila

& Stevenson.—Chaco

 ILOILO D75

Dollar Co., The Robert, Ship-owners Kttenzle & Streiff, Inc., General Mer-

and

CableOperators,, Lumber—Calie

Ad: “ Dollar ” Legaspi; chants—Cable

W. Dietiker Ad: Kuenzle

Agents:

Dy Buncio & Co., Inc. — Arsenal; Elmac, Inq.

Teleph. 205 Electrical & Machinery Co., Manila

Eilma Mercantile Co., Inc.—J. M. Basa; LizarragaProduce

Hmns., Importers, Sugar and

Dealers—Muelle

Teleph. 450

J. K. Kohlhaas P. Pagola, manager. Loney

IForbes Munn & Co., Ltd. Co., Manila Trading, &' Supply; Co.—Phua

: Represepted .by, H. Roelli Libertad; Telephs. 47 & 931

In,c. W. S. Fickesj manager-

Hanson, Orth and , Stevenson Inc.— Menzi & po,, Inc —Teleph. 362; Cp,ble Ad:

Merchants Casamenzi

H. Thomson, agent E. L. Pfenninger | R. Gysin

Hoskyn & Co., Inc., Import Merchants; National Printing Co. — 61, Rizal;

Department

24, 116, 226,Store—J. M. Basa;

408; Cable Telephs. Teleph. 827 , :

Ad: Hoskyn;

Codes: Bentley’s (New and Old), Nestle and Anglo-SwIss* Condensed

Western Union 5-letters Milk Co.^—22, Calle Ortiz; P.O.

iLOito Lumber Yard, Manufacturers Box 178 : Cable Ad: Nestanglo,

Codes: A.B.C. 6th edri., and Bent-

and Dealers of Philippine Lumbers, ley’s

Ties, Pilings and Bridge Timbers—

Iloilo, Panay, P.I. Pacific Commercial Loney;

Co., Importers and

Jos. S. Johnston, proprietor Exporters—Muelle P.O. Box 259;

F. Logan Johnston, resdt. mgr. Cable Ad: Pacomeco

International Harvester Company of Panay Electric Co.—Cache Building

the Philippines, Importers and Ex-

porters, Agricultural Machinery, In-

ternational

Loney Motor Trucks — Muelle Philippine Engineering Co. — Plaza

Libertad; Teleph, 54,

Her & Cp., Merchants—P.O. Box 202; Philippine Railway Co.—P.O. Box 300,

Cable Ad: Ker Cable Ad: Philrayco; Codes: Bentley’s;

Partners—H. B. Foster, J. W. Howells Western Union and General

G.and W. C.Naismith

M. Alexander, signs(Davao)

per pro.

J.G. James, do. Smith, Bell & Co., Ltd,, Merchants

G.G.A.C.Main,

Brownjr. do. (absent) A. T. Kay, signs per pro.

J. S. Miller Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—Teleph, 613j

Koppei. (Philippines), Incorporated Cabl e Ad: Standvac

(Successors in the P.I. to Koppei

Industrial Car and Equipment Co.), Texas Co. (P.I.), Inc., The—Teleph; 624

Railway Material, Machinery and

Supplies -Muelle Loney; Cable Ad: Visayan Stevedore - Transportation

Koppelrail

W. F. Gemperle, branch manager Co., Cable

The, Stevedores—Muelle Loney;

J. A. Ilohmann, assist, mgr. WesternAd:Union

Vistranco: Codes. A.B.C.^

and Bentley’s

D76 ILOILO—CEBU

Warner, Barnes &, Co., Ltd., Importers Wise & Co., Inc., Merchants — Melliza*

and Exporters of Porduce and Mer- Teleph. 23; Cable Ad: Sapiens

chandise, Shipping and Insurance Agencies

Agents — Codes

Standard Cable Ad : Warner ; All Guardian Assurance Co., Ld.

F. H. Leyshon W. Muller Hongkong Fire Insurance Co., Ld.

I. W. Kerr R. Burgas Liverpool, Lond.

O. Wyss J. S. Curtis North China Insurance Co., Ld.

J. V. Elder E. K. Bramwell China Fire Insce. Co., Ld. (Marine)’

Agencies

China Fire Insurance Co.

Law Union and Rock Insurance Co. Ynchausti y Cia., Importers, Exporters^

PearlInsurance.

AssuranceCo.,Co.,Ld.Ld. Managers of Sugar Centrals and Owners

Sea of Sugar Plantations

Tokyo Marine&&Fire

FireInsce.

Insce.Co.,

Co.,Ld.

Ld. Francisco Lopez, mgr., signs per pro.

Fuso Marine Luis Lacambra, signs per pro.

Nippon Yusen

White Star Line Kaisha Antonio Belzarena

Prince Line. (Far East Service) Faustino Errea

Bibby Line Ramon Etchecopar

Silver Line Angel Ordofiez

Silver-Java-Pacific-Line Francisco Ordonez

Kokusai Augusto Garcia

Mirrlees, Kisen

WatsonKaisha

& Co., Ld. Julio Garcia

Guillermo Lanza

Mirrlees,

Iloilo Bickerton & Lay, Ld.

SperryWarehousing

Flour Co. Corporation Zuellig, Inc., F.E., Merchants—Progreso;.

Hongkong & Whampoa Dock Co., Ld.

Dick, Ld. Water Tube Boilers, Teleph.

R.John& J.Thompson 637

European Representatives: F. E.

Ld. Zuellig A. G. Zurich (Switzerland)

Connecticut Fire Insurance Co. of —Cable Ad: Fez

Hartford, Conn. F. E. Zuellig, president

CEBU

This is the capital of the island of Cebu, and now ranks as the second port

ofPopulation

the Philippines. Its situation

aboutMissionary

100,000. For many is latitude

generations10° 8' hasNorth,

beenlongitude 124° centre

10' East.of

Roman Catholic enterprise, and in thisitconnection anit important

may be mentioned

that

1595 the present

as the Seminary

College of SanandIldefonso.

College1ofTheSan Redemptorist

Carlos was founded

Fathersbyhavethea mission

Jesuits at in

Cebu. Cebu is a well-built town and possesses fine roads. The

sists principally.of hemp, sugar, copra, maguey, lumber, tobacco and coconut oil. The trade of Cebu con-

neighbouringa large

plantations, islandsproportion

of Leyte,of the

Mindanao,

produce and Camiguin

of which finds itspossess

way toextensive

Cebu for hemp

ship-

ment. There are some very valuable and extensive coal deposits

but only a few mines are being Worked. The Naga Cement Works, situated about 20 in the island of Cebu,

miles from Cebu, were completed in 1922 and have a capacity of 1,000 barrels a day,,

which

1 is more than enough to supply the Philippine Islands.

Cebucancontinues

28 feet to growtheinwharves

load alongside importance as a trade

with perfect centre.There

safety. Vessels drawingberths

are suitable up to

for

draft six ocean-going vessels at one time and a seventh could be accommodated if the

port ofwerecall,notadditional

oyer 20 feet. Owing

wharfage areatohas

thebeen

increase of steamersI’ier

constructed. making

No. 1Cebu a regular

has now been

completed

can and with

be berthed is equipped

safety. with

PieraNo.

fine2 cargo

has alsoshed,

beentwo vessels and

completed drawing up to 26on feet

is constucted the-

 CEBU D7T

same

whichlines

will asnotPier

be forNo.some

1 buttimewillyet.notWork

be open untilNo.dredging

on Pier ^ which has

wasbeen

undercompleted

course of

construction has been temporarily suspended. This pier will cater mostly for local

vessels.

Befining Besides the foregoing

Corporation, Standardthere are private

Oil Co., Asiatic wharves

Petroleumbelonging

Co., andto Texas

the Philippine

Oil Co.

(P.I.)

45,000 Inc.

and The

55,000 annual

tons. total

The production

production of

of hemp

copra in

is the Cebu

important. district

Large is betweenof

quantities

copra are exported, 275,000 to 300,000 tons annually; previously, the local oil-mills

bought up practically all available supplies. The town possesses a line reinforced

concrete Customs House,

built of concrete. Work isindeed, the major slowly

still proceeding portionwith

of the

the new

business districtscheme,

reclamation is now

which will add a large area of reclaimed land to the water-front for warehouses and

which will be completed before long.

DIRECTORY

GOVERNMENT OF THE PROVINCE OF CEBU

Governor—Hon. M. Jesus CukNijO

Provincial Board Bureau of Agriculture

President—Provincial Governor Veterinarian—Dr. Alfonso Lecaros

Members:

Hon.

Hon. Jos<5

PastorN.B.Solon

Noel Bureau of Forestry

Provincial Treasurer—A V. Jacinto (Office of Forest District No. XI)

Provincial Secretary—U. Alviola Dist. Forester—Adriano V. Santos

Provincial Fiscal—Lope

Provincial Auditor—JuanConsing

Concon

Provincial Commander Philippine Con- Public Library

stabulary—Simeon de Jesus Librarian—Flavia M. Suson

District Engineer’s Office

District Engineer—Alejo Aquino Bureau of Public Works

Office of the Division Supt. (Office of the District Engineer, Cebu)

District Engineer—Alejo Aquino (actg.)

of Schools

Superintendent—Charles

Chief Clerk— Segundo OratV. Cline Civil Engineers—Jose 0. Lahoz and Jos6

Chavarria

District Health Office Assistant Civil Engineers—Antonio D.

Dist. Health Officer—Dr. I. Villarica Aseniero,

Bautista F. P. Fabros and Alberto

Assist. do. —Dr. Dionisio M. Flores Assist. Mechanical Engineer—J. G. Deralta

Custom House Chief Clerk—Pedro

Property Clerk—EulogioC). Principe

O. Suan

Collector—Alfredo de-Leon Clerk-Stenographer—Gregorio M. Sinajon

Deputy Collector—Luis Hernandez Clerks—Emilio Tagailo and

Ledger Clerk—Julian S Cutillar P. Sabillano

Surveyor—Teodulo Tomakin

Chief, Marine

Appraiser of Division—Mateo Masecampo Auto

the Port--Jose Gachalian andClerks

D. Unabia

'Wharfinger Pier

Pier No.

No. 2—Ciriaco

1—F. M. Espino Jr. Topogr. Draftsman—Pedro Flores

Wharfinger

Inspector—Luis Vergara Ibanez Instrumentmen — D. Mercado and P.

Do. —Enrique Cincoflores Algarme M. Velosq, C. Menchavez

Surveymen—J.

Chief, Secret Service- James H. Keefe and E. Reroma

Quarantine Officer—S. J. Hall Messenger—Montano Cinco

D78 CEBU

Abcmtiz

Juan Luna; Teleph. 64 Hamburg Amerika LinieCo. (Est. 1845)

Netherlands insurance

:

Aguinaldo, L. R., Importer and General Accident

Assurance CorporationFire Ltd.

and Life

Manufacturers’ Agents — 27-23, A. Germanischer Lloyd

Borromeo Street

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (P.L), Ltd.— Cebu Portland Cement Company,

Teleph. 112 Manufacturers of App Cement—

, Corner of Gonzalez Street and

Associated Oil Co.— Gotiaoco Building; Comercio, Main OfficeanManila P.L;

Teleph. 716 Cable;Ad: Cepoc, M da

ASSOCIATIONS AND CLUBS Cebu Stevedoring Co., Inc. (Succes-

sors to Hamilton, Jerez & Co., Inc.)

Cebu Chamber of Commerce—Gotiaoco —17-19, Martires Street; Teleph.

27; P.O. Box 95; Cable Ad: Tug

Building ; Teleph. 744 F. M. Noakes, president

United Service Country Club, Inc., C. J. Martin, vice-do.

Board of Trustees

(Chairman), W. R. —Giberson,

M. E. and Brink

R.

Aboitiz CONSULATES

Board of Directors — C. ; J. Martin Great Britain

(president),

dent), G. Walford (vice-presi- Vice-Consul—Guy Waifor d

J. M. J.Harrison

F. Harstine (secretary),

(treasurer) H.

Gasser, J. R. Laurence and W. Netherlands

A. Armstrong Vice-ConsHl—Guy Walford

BANKS

Daido Bokki Kaisiia, j Ltd. — 22 - 28,

Bank of the Philippine Islands, The Magallaues;. Teleph. 43P

—P.O. Box 477; Cable Ad: Banco

V. Sainz, manager Directory and Chronicle of the Phi-

Far

G. Borromeo, cashier East--(Chinn, Japan, Malaya,

L.I. M.Madamba,

Galicia, assist,

accountant

cashier lippines, Indo-China, Netherlands

India, Borneo, Siam, etc.

Y. Nadela, sub-acct.

Chartered Bank of India, Ads. & China Agents- far JfhiUippwes

—Cable Hanson, Orth & Stevenson—Chaco

W. G. Ad: Centaur

Hollyer, sub-agent Building, Manila

L. M. Methven, sub-accountant

(, G. D. Kyd,

M. Rabadon, cashierdo. Dollar Co., The Robert, Ship-owners

and Operators, Lumber — 110, Ma-

The National City Bank of New gallanes,; Cable Ad; Dollar

York—Corner Calles P. Burgos and Dy Te & Co.—63, F. Gonzales; Teleph.

Comercio; Cable Ad ; Citibank 428

E- R.K. D.Sandstrom, manager

Brown, sub-acct.

I. Falek, do. FarTeleph.

East Trading

677 Co.—507-508, Manalili;

Behn, Meyer & Co., Handel-Maatschappij,

N. V., Export Merchants, Shipping and Fisk Tire Company, Inc. of the

Insurance Agents—31, Martires; Teleph. Philipines, The, Rubber Tires and

215 ; Cable Ad: Oldarno; Codes: A.B.C. Sundries — 122, Novaliches, San

6di. Edtt., Miguel; Manila; Telephs. 23780 and

Mosse, AcmeWestern Union, Bentley’s, 23750; P.O. Box 657; Cable Ad:

L. Schmitt : ; ; 1 - < y.. n Fisktire

 CEBU L79

Eoubes, Munn & Co., Ltd. Philippine Engineering Co. —Telep^

Kepresented by Hanson Orth and 410; P.O. Box 308

Stevenson, Inc.

Philippine Long Distance Telephone

Insular Drug Co., Inc., Wholesale America Co. — Telephone Building, iSorio

Drugs and Chemicals—Head Office

Manila; P.O. Box 149

Smith, Bell & Co.. Ltu., managers Procter and Gamble Trading Co., The—

169, Calle Comercio; Telephs. 225 and.

Insular Navigation Co.—92, Morga; 740;J. it.P.U.Laurence, Box 37; Cable AO: Procteraw

manager

Teleph. 633 D. C. Afleck, assist, do.

International Harvester Co. of the Pyroil Co. (P.I.), Ltd.—65, N. Carmelo;

Philippines, Importers and Ex- Teleph. 743

porters, Agricultural Machinery,

International Motor Trucks Smith, Bell & Co., Ltd., Mferchants,

John LandaHl, Inc.—Sanson Building; Ad: Shipping

Bell & Insurance Agents—Cabin

Teleph. 401; P.O. Box 393 G. Walford, manager

Kkr & Co., Merchants—P.O. Box 160: J.G. A.B. Lees (import

Gibson dept.)dept.)

(shipping

Cable Ad: Ker L. Sidehottom

Partners—H. B.

and W, C. NaismithFoster, J. W. Howells L C. Macgregor (Cagayan)

A. A. Brown, signs per pro.

J. C. J. Dunn Southern

Kuenzle & Streiff, Inc.,P.O.Importers— P.O. BoxIslands235 Hospital—Teleph. 156-

17, Nueva; Teleph. 38; Box 135; Chief—Dr. A. P. Villalon

Cable Ad: Kuenzle Chief

(actg.)Clerk

Manila Trading Co. — Magallanes; Snr. itesdt. Phy’n.—Dr. J. Agustines

Teleph. 283 Asst. Besdt. Pbysn.—Dr. Domingo

VelosbResdt. Phys’n. — Dr. Rafael

Assist.

Menzi & Co., Inc., Import and Export Mer- Abendan

chants—213-221, Calle Ad:NorteCasamenzi;

America; Radiologist—Dr.

Pathologist—Dr Jacinto EugenioVelez

Alonso

P.O. Box 148; Cable Auristand Oculist—Dr. J. B. Coligado-

Codes: Western Union,, Bentley’s, Al Dentist—Dr. P. R. llano

A.B.O.

and Private 4th, 5th & 6th Improved edns., Pharmacist—Miss C. R, Ylanan

Internes—Dr.

Alburo J. Espina and Dr. D.

Michael & Co., Inc.—311, Magallanes; Visiting Physician—Dr. E. Osmena

Teleph. 132 Training School for Nurses

Nestle and Anglo-iSwiss Condensed Chief Nurse and Principal —Miss-

Milk Co.—125, Calle de los Mar- A. Ledesma (actg.)

tires; P.O. Box 122; Cable Ad : Assist, do.—MissPacita

Dietitian—Mrs. LourdesYlanan

Aquio

Nestanglo; Code: Benetly’s Surg. Supervisor—Miss T. C. Campo-

sano

Pacific Commercial Company, Importers Supervisor—Miss V. Nicolas

J. Fleming, Branch Manager

S.F. S.E. Taylor

Shafer, auditor Stevenson & Co., Inc., W. F.,

B. S. Charnetsky | M. B. Yarian Merchants, Shipping and Insurance

Agents—Cable

Office: Manila. Ad: Stevenson.

Branches: Iloilo Head

and

Pastrano, Unchuan & Co., Importers Davao

and Exporters. Business Brokers and J. M. Harrison

Agents. Shipping Agents and Operators H. F. Laing

—84-88,

Box 43; Cable Teleph. 48; P.O. Agencies

BurgosAd:St.;Pastrano

Ben Line of Steamers

DSO CEBU—ZAMBOANGA

Blue Funnel Line Walker, H. B., Fire & Marine Insurance

Osaka Shosen Kaisha Agents & Public Accountant—Pond and

L. Everett, Inc. Geen Building, Calle Norte Amenia*

P.O. Box 100; Cable Ad: Ostrich; Codes;

Standard • Vacttttm Oil Company — A.B.C. 5th and 6th edns., Western

Union 5-letter edn. and Bentley’s

Gotiaoco Building

H. Gilhauser, manager

J. H. Manning, assist, do.

S.F.C. W.

A. Larsen,

M.-Lehman,

lubricating

marketingoilassist.

Rich, installation

dept. Warner Barnes ano Co., Ltd., Im-

superin- porters and Exporters, Shipping

tendent, Opon. and Insurance Agents—-Cable Ad:

Warner; all Standard Codes

Sun Life Assurance Company of H. Waiford, manager

Canada—Manila J. Bos

E. J. Hyndman,Office: localHeacock

rep res. Bldg

E. de los Santos, do. Zuellig, Inc., F. E., Merchants (Successor

Texas Co. (P.I.), Inc., The to Lutz & Zuellig)—Pond »fc Ueen

A. F. Walker, manager Building, Norte America

European Bepresentatives: F. E.

Visayan Electric Co., S. A., Electric Zuellig, A. G. Zuerich, Switzerland

Light, Heat and Power—106, Morga; Agencies —Cable Ad: Fez

Telephs. 82 and 4.33; P.O. Box 134; Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bremen

Cable and

Union Ad: Bentley’s

Electric; Codes: Western

Prudential Assurance Cp., Ld.

ZAMBOANGA

Zamboanga is located on the south-western extremity of Mindanao Island in

latitude

milesofsouth 6 deg. 55 min. Itnorth aand longitudeof about

122 deg.30,798.

5 min. Since

east, being 512 nautical

Port Davaoof Manila.

its volume ofhas population

business has dwindled considerably. the aopening

Once of the

trapshipping

point for hemp there is now practically no hemp exported from

lumber, Desiccated Coconut and Cutch are the chief exports. The harbour is partiallyZamboanga. Copra,

ofprotected by twobelt.small

willtheaccommodate

typhoon islands

It has

steamers goodandanchorage

a drawing is neverforvisited

25 feet. The

by severe

steamers of any

climate

storms,andas the

is size,

it is soutn

characterized wharfby a

remarkable

rapidly as one evenness

goes a offewtemperature

miles from and a comparatively

Zamboanga small rainfall which increases

in any direction.

five Communication

sailings a week with otherand

to Cebu portsManila,

is assured

amongbythem

inter-island

being the steamers.

PhilippineThereInter-

are

Island Steamship Company’s 22-knot steamer ‘‘Mayon” with most luxurious appoint-

ments and excellent service. Overseas Steamship Lines making regular calls at

Zamboanga

Borneo; are:Packet

SabahNavigation

S. S. CompanyCompanyfortnightly

P. M.)to every

Sandakan, .Britishto North

Africa viaRoyal Manila, Bangkok and Batavia. (K. Oceanic

The four weeks

and Oriental S.S. Co.,South

the

States S.S.

asis secured Co.,

Cargo offers. the Tacoma

Telegraphic Oriental S.S.

communication Co. and

with the Dollar

various S.S.

parts Co.

of place

the freighters

Archipelago

by a wireless station connecting with cables and land lines.

ceptingZamboanga was founded

Moro corsair by thewereSpaniards

fleets which in April,

accustomed to pass1635,

theforStrait

the purpose

of Basilanof inter-

from

southern Mindanao to the Visayan Islands. The town was repeatedly attacked by the

day bombardment with an English squadron. In 1872, for putting down a mutinyall-of

Moros. In 1646, it exchanged shots with a Dutch fleet and, in 1798, maintained an

 ZAMBOANGA D81

prisoners, Zamboanga was granted by the Madrid Government the title “Loyal and

Valiant Town.” On May 10th, 1899, the revolutionists attacked the Spanish garrison in

Zamboanga,

During the which summerwithdrew

of 1899,ontheMayRepublic

24th. The town was burned

of Zamboanga was induring the hostilities.

full control, but the

■tonownNovember

was finally

16thsurrendered

of the sametoyear.

the American blockading squadron without bloodshed

Zamboanga is the capital of the province of the same name. The town, though

small, is one of the

is characterised by most

shadybeautiful,

streets andnotpossesses

only of theveryPhilippines

fine parksbut

andofexquisite

the Far East.

gardens.It

'There is a drastic building ordinance in force which provides that all buildings erected

inwiththeancentral

8-inchportion

firewallmust

everybe 100

of reinforced concrete

feet. Good roads orextend

other equally fire-proof

along the coast inmaterial

either

direction from the town.

DIRECTORY

Province of Zamboanga Zamboanga General Hospital—

Governor—Carlos Camins Zamboanga

Treasurer—N. Yalderrosa Dr. P. A. Rodriguez, chief of hospital and

Member, Prov’l. Board—Juan A. Bello director of the School

Zamboanga General

Secretary, do. —Felix Catis Hospital Training for Nurses

■Judge, Court of 1st Inst’ce.—Sixto de la Dr. Juan Santos-Cuytigan, resdt. phys’n.

Costa Dr. Vicente Capistrano, resident physician

Provincial Fiscal—Jose Evangelista Dra. E. Velazco, Roentgenologist

Pro vincial Auditor—Dalmacio Ramos Pablo

officerM. Villafuerte, r.n., administrative

District Engineer—Jose Follosco

District Health Officer—Dr. M. A. Asuzano Miss Socorro Sirilan, r.n., chief nurse

•Collector of Customs—Marcelo Mendoza and principal

School of the Zamboanga Training

for Nurses

Divisional Supt. of Schools—Raymond H. Miss C. Nolasco, pharmacist

Steffens

Senator—Sultan Kiram Rizal Mernorial Hospital—

Representative—Agustin L. Alvarez Dapitan, Zamboanga

Deputy

Banos, Governors—M.

C. Atilano, J.C.Sanson,

Ranillo, Pedro

P. L.

Cuevas, jr. and S. Ledesma Dr. Victor Abastillas, resident physician

District Veterinarian—Dr.Emilio Sanson Rodrigo Tillano,

and property clerk r.n.,administrative officer

Dist. Forester—Porfirio San Buenaventura Margosatubig Public Hospital—

District Land Officer—Pedro. Yu Asensi

Margosatubig, Zamboanga

District Engineer’s Office Dr C. J. Elago, resident physician

District Engineer—Jose Follosco

Constabulary Officers

Bureau of Health Service Officers Headquarters—

District Health Officer—Dr. M. A. Asuzano District of Mindanao and Sulu

Presidents of Sanitary Divisions—

1st—Dr. Conrado Yu mol (Lamitan,

Zamboanga)

2nd—Dr. Bureau of Customs

Angelo Sanchez (Zamboanga, Collector—Marcelo

Zamboanga) Mendoza

3rd—Dr. Jose de las Penas (Belong)

4th—Dr. Climaco J:' Elago (Mar- Bureau of Lands

gosatubig)

5th—Dr. C. B. Enriquez (Dipolog) Special Agent—Faustino Reyes

D82 ZAMBOANGA

Atkins, Kroll & Co., Inc., Importers Kuenzle Exporters

& Streiff, Inc., Importers and-

Exporters, Dealers

Merchants, Ship-owners and General

in Lumber, Cattle, J. J. Schlittler | ■, iH. Eieth

Copra

14, CalleandMadrid;

all otherTeleph.

Native73;Products—

P.O. Box

199; Cable Ad; Atanga. Offices at S. Fran- Nestle & Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk

cisco (Cal.), Manila, Cagayan de Sulu, P.l. Co.—P.O. Box 89; Cable Ad: Nestanglo

N.general

C. McClelland,

manager vice-president and Overseas Club of Zamboanga — 16,

D.J.L.H. Cochran, Calle Madrid; Teleph. 65

Brooks, asst.manager

do. Pacific

G.VV. Van

ZinggSyekle j L. W. Dttzer Teleph.Commercial

14; P.O. BoxCo,—16,

189 Calle Madrid;

Barrios & Co., Francisco, Importers Plaza Hotel—Plaza Pershing; Teleph. 81;..

Exporters—Teieph. 13; P.O. Box 60 and P.O.

Bent. Box 136; Union

Western Cable Ad: Plaza;5thCodes:.

ite A.B.C. edn.

Agents

Compafiia Maritima A. M. Bayot, proprietor and mgr.

Bank of the Philippine Islands,- The Plaza Hotel Garage

—Teleph. 17;-Cable Ad : Banco A. M. Bayot, proprietor and manager

Philippine Desiccated Coconut Cor-

poration—Zamboanga,

Basilan Lumber Co., Inc., Dealers in Cable Ad: Phildesco. Mill Mindanao, P. I.;r

Wawn Lumber, Logs and Piling—Head Bay. Sales office: 527,5th Av.,atNew Caledera

York

Office: Zamboanga. Mill: Port Holland,

Maluso Bay. Branch Office: Cebu. Cable

Ad: Basiliimber; Codes: Bentley’s & Acme Exporters of Phil. Woods—Head Office:&

Port Banga Lumber Co., Inc., Producers

British Consulate Zamboanga; Mills: Port Banga; Teleph..

Acting Vice-Consul—J. 1). McLaren 100; P.O. Box 198; Cable Ad: Banga

Atkins, Kroll & Co., Inc., gen’l. mgrs.

Chartered

and Bank of India, Australia Silupa Ranch Co., Inc.,Breeding

Importers and

197; China—Barrios

Cable Ad: ZealousBuilding; P.O. Box Head Breeders of Indian Cattle-—

J. D. McLaren, sub-agent Silupa, near Malangas; Cable Ad: Silupaat-

Office: Zamboanga; Ranch

Directory

Far East and (China,Chronscie of the ISpirig & Co., John, Import and Ex-

Japap, Philippine

Islands,Borneo;

Malaya, port—P.O. Box 195

India, etc.) Siam, Netherlands John

JohnSpirig, ownerassistant

W. Spirig,

Agents for the Philippines—Hanson,

Orth and Stevenson, Chaco Bldg., P. Esperat, travelling salesman

Manila Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.,—Atkins-

Dollar Co:, The Robert, Ship-owners Kroll Building, Calle Madrid

and Operators, Lumber—2, Guardia Torrejon, J urika & Co., Inc., General

Nacional; Cable Ad : Dollar Merchants, Import & Export, Commis-

M. P. Bellemans, agent sion Agents—Cent.

Agents

Philippine Inter-Island Steamship Co. Branches: Jolo, Da vaoOffice: Zamboanga;-

and Cotabato; Te-

Dollar Steamship Lines leph. 56; P.O. Box 207; Cable Ad: Jurika

American Mail Line

Tacoma and Oriental Steamship Co. Vegetable Oil Corporation—Teleph..

101; P.O. Box 14; Cable Ad: Cocppalm

Johnston, Jos. S.. Manufacturer of Philip- Zamboanga Chamber of Commerce —

pine Hard and Soft Woods, Timbers, Broad Building

Pilings,

Lumber etc'Yards,. Operator of Sawmills,

Towboats, Barges, Zamboanga Club, lNc.Tr-16, Calle Madrid;.

Alcohol

Contractor, Stevedore andPlantations,

Distillery, Coconut General Teleph. 20; P.O. Box 95

Cable Ad: Johnston, Zamboanga P.1,; Zamboanga

Merchant—Zamboanga, Mindanao, Country Club

F. L. Zimmennan, presdt.

Classified List of Agents, MercTiants

and JAfanufactizrers in this

territory, also a List of Cable

Addresses, -will be foand at the

JEnd of the Directory, Classified

List of Far Eastern Engineering

Firms follows Eong Eong,

Spending Less

to get More

HERE is a lot of guess-work, and consequently a

* big wastage of money, in advertising and mar-

keting goods to the Southern Chinese, if you conduct

your advertising and sales campaign without the

experience and knowledgeable assistance of an on-the-

spot Advertising Agency—an Agency which knows the

people and writes and speaks their language.

WE suggest, speaking with a knowledge of facts,

a Western manufacturer can substantially cut

his usual advertising appropriation for South China

and Malaya and yet get a bigger sales-return per

dollar by making use of that inside assistance.

SPEND less money more profitably by using the

service of the Advertising Agency that knows

the Chinese.

SERVICE

THE

ADVERTISING & PUBLICITY

BUREAU LTD.

Head Office Malaya Office

St. George’s Building Publicity House

4, Battery Road

Hong Kong Singapore

 BORNEO

This island is oq.e of the-largest in the world; It extends from about 7 deg. N.

do 4 deg. S. latitude, and from 10y deg. to 118“ E. longitude. Its length is about 850

miles,

miles. itsItsgreatest breadth

vast interior 600 miles,;

consists and forests,

of heavy its average

whichbreadth is estimated

teem with at but

animal life, 350

.are sparsely populated by man, The soil is fertile, and in.some parts near the coast

the land is itiarshy.

Spaniards, Dutch, andIt English,

was discovered

formedbysettlements

the Portuguese in 1526,parts

bn different and they, as well

of the coastas but

the

none of these was long maintained. The Dutch claim sovereignty over the greater

tpart of the south and west of the island, along the coast of which they maintain establish-

ments; the territories of the British North Borneo Company, the Itajah of Sarawak

and the Sultanate of Brunei (now .administered by the British Government) extend

over

and inanda along the north

backward and north-eastern

condition. The total ■pcoast.

opulationTheofNative

BorneoStates are insignificant

is roughly estimated

at 3,000,000. The productions are many and varied, and the mineral resources believed

to be great. The Chinese, who have, been settled in most Bornean towns for

generations,

undeveloped conduct most,The

of thenatiyes^ operations. ■TheDyaks

tradingcomprise country gemerallyracesis in an

.kindred type.condition.

A British Protectorate exists overMalays,

Sarawak andandDieother

territory ofofthea

.British North Borneo Company.

SARAWAK

The territory of Sarawak comprises,an area pf.about 50?000 square miles, with a

population of about 475,000, composed of various‘rac'es. It is situated on the north-west

coast

distance of the islandandof commands

inland, Borneo, is intersected ,by many

about 506 pailes riversline:navigable

of coast for a considerable

The sovereignty of the

district from Tanjong Datu to the entrance of the Saihaharan river was obtained from

the

Rajah Brooke of Sarawak. In 1861 a second cession was obtained, from the Sultan asof

Sultan of Brunei in the year 1842' by Sir James Brooke, who became w ell known

Brunei,

1882 a third of all the riverswasandobtained

cession land fromof 100themiles

Samarahan

of coastriver

line toandKedurong Point;and

all the country in

rivers that lie between Kedurong Point sind the Baram river, including about three

miles of coast on the north-east side of the Tatter; and in 1885 another cession was

obtained

In 1888, a ofBritishthe Trusan river, situated

Protectorate on the : north

was established, and inof1890

the .the

mouthRajah

of thetookBrunei river.

possession

of Limbang, which was approved, of by H.M. Government In August, 1891. In

1905 the

)H.H. Sir La was district

Charles Yyner was also g.c.m.g.,

Brooke, added towho the was

Sarawak territory.

born 26th The present

September, 1874, andRajah,

was

married on 27th February, 1911, tp Hom.\;Sylvia Brett, succeeded his father H.H. Sir

Charles Brooke in May, 1917.

percha,,Theindia-rubber,

country producescanes, gold, silver,

rattans, antimony,

camphor, quicksilver,

beeswax, eoab sago,

birds’ nests, petroleum,

pepper,gutta-

and

.gambier. The principal towns are:—Kuching, the capital of

the Sarawak river, about 23 milds from its mouth, in latitude 1 deg. 33 min. N., longi-Sarawak, situated on

tude HO deg. 20 min. E. Baram, the principal a town and fort on the Baram river, is

about:

for its60sago milesandinland. Bintulu, situated

bilian timber. Muka, a few t themiles

mouthupofthetheriver

Bintuluof river,

that isname,

famousis

also noted for its sago. Oya, which lies .about miles up the Oya river, and Matu,

about miles,fiveKanowit

miles up100themiles,

Matu river,Kapit,

are Both noted upfor the theirRejang

sago. Sibu is situated

is68 situated at the mouth of and the Kalaka156river.milesBetohg lies about 80river.miles Kabong

up the

Saribas river, Simanggang is 50 miles up the Batang Lupar and Simunjan is

-situated 22 miles up the Sadong fiver. All these rivers have a tidal wave or bore.

1)84 SARAWAK

Trusan is about 18 miles up the Trusan

Limbang River, the latter place being noted River

for and Limbang

its sago. The about

country10 shows

miles up the-

steady

progress. There are seventeen wireless stations in the chief centres. A large petroleum

held, discovered in the Baram District at Miri and Bakong, is now a valuable asset..

In 1933

The valuetheof the

revenue amounted$14,335,878

to $3,558,580

and ofand the expenditure to $3,549,074.is

a constabulary forceexports

whichwasis armed, equipped andthedrilled

imports

after$11,348,622.

the EnglishThere

model,

the interior economy in barracks of the English Army being closely followed. The

force is recruited from Malays and Dyaks.

Harbour, buoy, and light dues:—Five cents per ton, payable on arrival, and*

chargeable to all vessels of five tons and upwards.

DIRECTORY

GOVERNMENT

Rajah—His Highness

Tuan Muda—His Highness Sir Charles

BertramVyner

WillesBrooke, g.c.m.g.

Brooke (Special

Commissioner for Sarawak in England)

President—H.H. The RajatiSupreme Council Dalu Imam

H.H. The Tuan Muda Duta Imam Tua

Government Secretary — C. F. C. Datu Hakim

Macaskie Datu Mentri

Treasurer—A.

Datu ShahbandarA. Rennie Datu A mar

Datu Bentara

Council Negri, or General Council

President—H.H.

H. H. the Tuan Muda The Rajah The Prinicipal Medical Officer

The Government Secretary The Supt. of Lands and Surveys

The The Municipal

Chief J usticeCommissioner

The Divisional

Treasurer Residents The

The Commissioner of Trade and Customs-

The

The Secretary

Secretary for

for Native

ChineseAffairs

Affairs The The Principal

Director ofChiefs

Public Works

The District Officers of each Residency

Clerk to the Council—J. R. Combe

Secretariat

Government

Macaskie Secretary — C. F. C. |I Assistant

(vacant) Government Secretary —

RESIDENCIES

First Division, or Sarawak Proper Second Division

Comprising Kuching, Upper Sarawak, (Comprising Simanggang Engkilili, Lubok:

Lundu,

Resident Simatan

(Kuching)—W. and Sadong

F. Dick * Antu, Saribas and Kalaka)

Dist. Officer (Kuching) Resident (Simanggang)—P. M. Adams

Assist. District Officer (Kuching) — W. P. District Officer (Simanggang) — R. L.

N. L. Ditmas Daubeny

Dist. Officer (Bau)—R. G. Aikman (actg.) Cadet (Simanggang)-*—A. F. R. Griffin

Cadet (Bau)—J. R. Outrani

Assistant District Officer (Lundu)—G. F. Assist.Officer

Dist. (Saribas)—J. J. Hill (acting)

J. Pegler

Assist. (actg.)Officer

District WhiteDistrict

(Sadong) — S. G. Assistant (acting)

District

Officer (Kalaka) —D. C-

Officer (Engkilili)/—

Hansom (acting) E. H. Elam

 SARAWAK D85

Assistant District Officer (Lubok Antu)— Registrar, Sibu—H. B. Crocker

Supt. of Customs and Shipping—W. Lowry

G. R. Superintendent

Asst. H. Arundell Officer-in-Charge, S. Constabulary—R. G.

Surveys—N. Mace of Lands and Talbot

Third Division Fourth Division

Resident, 3rd. Division (Sibu)—C. A. (Comprising Miri, Baram, Bintulu,

Adams La was and Trusan)

District Officer, Sibu—E. O. Bruce Resident (Miri)—J. B. Archer

Assist.

Dist. Officer,do. Mukah—L.

—G. F. J.K.Pegler

Morse (actg.) District Officer (Miri)—J. O. Gilbert

District

Rejang—A.Officer, Bintang and Dist.

Sarikei, (acting)

MacPherson

Officer

District (Baram)—W.

Officer S. B. R.Buck

(Limbang)—J. Combe

Cadet (Miri)—K. H. Digby

Assist. District Officer, Oya and Dalat—D. Assist.

R. Lascelles (acting) District Officer (Lawas and Trusan)»

Assistant District Officer, Kapit—F. A. District —P. M. Scott

Moore (acting)

Div.Med.Officer(Sibu)—Dr.A.D.Hutchison DivisionalOfficer (Bintulu)—J.

Treasurer—B. G. Anderson

A. Trechman

Divisional Treasurer, Sibu— A. L. McLaine Supt. of Customs and Shipping—G. A. C_

Field Supt., Sarawak Constabulary"

Divisional Land Officer, Sibu— R.N. Baron Offiical

Divisional Forest Officer, Sibu—B. J. C. Sector—W. L. P. Sochon

Spurway

Secretariat for Chinese Affairs Courts

Secretary for Chinese Affairs—Capt. C. D. Sujyreme Court—Kuching

Le Gros Clark Chief Justice—T.

Registrar—C. E. L.J. Blagg

L. Stirling Boyd

Agricultural Department Resident's Court—Kuching

Director—

Chief FieldVacant

Officer—Vacant Magistrate—W. F. Dick

Senior Agricultural Field Officer—G. St. District Cow£—Kuching

F. Dare Magistrate—W. I'. N. L. Ditmas

Agricultural Field Officer—Vacant Malay Magistrates

Datu

Datu Shahbandar—Abang

Imam—Abang Haji Morshidi Haji Abdillah.

Dairy Farm Datu

Manager—T. M. A. Pillai Datu Hakim—Abang

Mentri—Inche Mohd. Haji Moasili

Zin

Datu Amar—Abang

Datu Bentara—Haji Sulieman

Hassim

Audit

Auditor—A. G. Taylor, c.a.

Forest Department

Births and Deaths Department Senior Forest Officer—T. Corson, b.sc. (For.)-

Registrar of Births and Deaths — E. M. Divisional Forest Officer—B.J.C. Spurway„

b.a., Dipl.Forest

(For.)Officers—D. Carroll, F. J..

Coroner—Capt. R.l.r.c.p.

Marjoribanks, & s. (Edin.)

E. le Sueur (Kuching)Assistant

Wright and P. H. Buxton

Brooke Dockyard and Engineering Medical Department

Works—Kuching Principal

Manager—Sidney Harrop joribanks,Medical

L.R.C.P. &Officer—E.

s. (Edin.) M. Mar-

Assist. Medical Officers—W.Hutchison, M.B.r

Constabulary ch.b., and A. D. Hutchison, m.b., ch.b.m.b.,.

Commissioner—L.

Assist. N. Reynolds

Commissioners—D. V. (acting)W. Pathologist—Elizabeth

Murphy,

Le Sueur,

b.ch., b.a.o. (Nat. Univ. of Ireland), d.p.h.,,

d.t.m. & h. (Eng.), r.c.p.s.

L. P. Sochon, W. H. Kelley and R. G. Assistant Surgeons—Tan Sim Poh, C (Eng.)

Talbot Mason and P. T. A. Chette

D86 SARAWAK

Health Depaetment Public Works and Railways Dept.

Chief Health Officer

Marjorihanks, L.E.C.P.(Sarawak)—E.

& s. (Edin:) M. Director—C. P. Lowe, m. inst. c.e. m.c.

Executive Engineers—E. E. Edwards,

Assist. Health Officers—E. J. Le Sueuer,

M.B., Ch.B., D.P.H., D.T.M. & H., B.A.O., Stores and C. F. Birt, b.sc., A.Mii.c.E.

(n.u.i.), r.c.p.,s. (Endin), W. Hutchison, Clerk ofSupt.—W.

Works—E.J. W.Chater

Howell

m.b., ch.b., & A. D. Hutchison,

Supt. (Leper Camp.)—C. Mason m.b., ch.b. Accountant—H. Bateman

Chief Sanitary Inspector—C. Ah Hian Shipping

Shipping Master—II. M. Calvert

Land and Survey I) kpartment Deputy do. (Kuching)—A. W. G. Gibson

Supermtendent-r-iST A. Middlemas Supt. of Shipping (Sibu)—W.

(Miri)—R. F.LowrySinclair

Sur\eyors & Land Officers—W. Harnack, SurveyorDo.of Ships—A. W; G. Gibson

R.L. N.iMoakes,

Baron, I.N. SMace, p,. E. Leach, J.

r Hammond, G. A.

Farrelly, Be Summers, T. E. Parker, F. Stores Department, Government

it. K. Kitto and C. S. Sergei Kuching, Sarawak

Cable Ad: Stores, Kuching;

Legal Department Code: Bentley’s

Legal Adviser—C. E. L. Blagg Officer-in-Charge

Storekeeper—L. K.—W.L. Chan

J. Chater

Municipal Department Trade and Customs

Municipal Commissioner—J. P. Baird Commissioner—H. M. Calvert

Supt., 1st Division—L. D. Kennedy

Post and Telegraphs Dept. Do.,

Do., 3rd

4th do.do. —R.—W. F.Lowry

Sinclair

Postmaster-General;—W. G. Tait (acting) Supt. (on leave)—G. A. C. Field ■

Assistant—F. Harding Depy. Assist.

Do. Supt. (Kuching)—E.

(Sibu)—J. Pawle

McKenna

Chief Operator—C. S. Were Chief Clerks—Thang Ek Long and Chai

Div’al.

Div’al. Postmaster,(Miri)—B.

Postmaster (Sibu)—A.A.L.Trechman

McLaine Ah Jap

(acting)

Treasury

Printing Office, Government Treasurer—E. Parnell

Sarawak Gazette 1,1 Assistant Treasurers—B. A. Trechman, A.

L. McLaine, and F. L. Mansel

Superintendepi—|t; W- Chater

Editor—it. E. Le Sueur Accountant—L. Joon Luke

Cashier—Tan Cheng Pun

London: Sarawak Government Offices-l-

Millbank House, Westminster, S.W. 1

Government Agent in England—A. A. I Manila—Findlay, Richardson & Co.

Rennie Jeddah—D. Macfarlane (Sarawak pilgrim

Singapore—Paterson) Simons & Co., Ltd. I officer)

 SARAWAK D87

Borneo Co., Ltd., The (Incorporated in Roman Catholic Mission

England), Merchants — Kuching, Sibu Right Rev. Mgr. E. Dunn, pref. apos..

and Miri, Sarawak, via Singapore. St. Mary’s Mission School for Girls

Head

London,Office: E.C. 143-149,

3. Fenchurch Street, Miss E. S. Andrews & Miss M. Carlton

G.P.T.C.Bates, manager

V.Cobbold, signs per pro. St. Thomas’ School—Kuching

G.G. T.A. M.Colman

Mitchell | G. F. Chaplin Warden—Rt.

Principal—Rev.Rev.F. S.TheHollis

Bishop

A. P. Merrells, chief clerk Chaplain—Yen. A.B. Champion

British Malayan Petroleum Co., Ltd., CLUBS and ASSOCIATIONS

The (Incorporated in England)

A- II.inNoble,

Office general manager

Brunei—Kuala Belait, Brunei

R. R. Hamilton, local manager Kuching

Kuching Football Association—

Chartered Bank of India, Australia President—G.

Hon. T. BatesKui Choon

Secretary—Tan

and China (Incorporated in England Hon. Treasurer—Robert Khoo

by Royal Charter 1863)—Cable Ad:

Kernel, Kuching. Head Office: 38, Kuching Rifle Club

Bishopsgate, London, E.C. 2 Hon. Secretary D. L. (Leach

N.W.J. Park,

Austin,sub-accountant

agent Hon. Treasurer—E. S. Boil

Tan Sobn Tye, cashier Sarawak Club

CHURCHES and MISSIONS Chairman—N. A. Middlemas

Secy, and Treasurer—E.W.H. Jacques

Ecclesiastical Sarawak Chinese Football Association

Bishop of Labuan and Sarawak— —Kuching Patrons — WeeHiang

Khettg Chihng ‘ and

Rt. Rev. Noel Baring Hudson,

d.s.o., m.c. (Residence: Bishop’s Housem.a., Law Chen

Kuching) President—Wong Cheong Way ' Ui*

Archdeacon of Sarawak—Yenble. A. B. Vice-do. —Law Cheng Phuang 1

Champion, m.a. (Kuching) Hon.

Dpty. Secretary—Tan

do. —ChanWeng Kui Choon

Diocesan Reg.— K.Choo Seng(Kuching)

Missionaries (S.P.G.), Captain—Chan Weng Sheng1 Shoon

Cathedral Church of St. Thomas— Vice-do.—Eng Jaw Joo

Kuching Sarawak Turf Club

Yen A. B. Champion,

Rev. F. S. Hollis L. Th. m. a. Patron—H.H. The Rajah

Rev. Kong Kwui En President—H.H. The Tuan Muda

Rev. Vun Nen Yun Sarawak Union Club—Kuching

St.Rev.

James’s Church—Quop

Si Migaat President — The Bishop of Labuan

St.Rev.

John’s Church—Ta-i and Sarawak— The Archdeacon of

Vice-President

T. Buda Sarawak

St. Luke’s Church—Simanggang Hon. Secretary—Tan Kui Choon

Rev. A. W. Stonton, b.sc. Hon. Treasurer—Kuek Choo Seng

Rev. L. Angking

St.Rev.

Augustine’s

M. BradshawChurch—Betong St. Michael’s Catholic Club—Kuching

Rev. J. Sparrow President—A. Haideggar

Rev. M. Senang

Christ Church—Lundu Theagents,

Kuching Agency, Booksellers,

S. Rev.

Columba’s Church—Miri Secretaries, CommissionNews-

and

Rev. F.Chong W. Synnott,

En Siongm.a. General Agents—Teleph. 24; P.O. Box

St. Thomas’ Boys School—Kuching 70;E.W.H.

Cable Ad: Agency

Jacques, mang. proprietor

Master—Rev’. F. S. Hollis, l.th. Miss J. Jacques

St. Mary’s Girls School Ng Nyim Fook V 1 Lira Peng Swee

Mistresses

Carlton — Misses Andrews and Hasbi I Bol Hassafl

B88 SARAWAK-STATE OF NORTH BORNEO

A. F.H.F.Noble, general

Marriott, assist,manager

gen. manager

Kuching

Retail Drug Store,Booksellers,

Druggists, Wholesale and In- H. 0. Wells, secretary and acct.

dentors, Commercial Judicators, Pro- Sarawak Steamship Co., Ltd. (Incor-

visioners Borneo;

Sarawak, and Merchants

Cable Ad:—Drug

Kuching, porated in Sarawak)—32 and 33, Khoo

Hun Yeang Kuching;

Dr. A. F. Law, o m.t., w.b., f.i.c.', Steamship, Street, Kuching; Cable Ad:

Codes: A.B.C. 5th

managing proprietor edn., Scott’s 10th edn. and Bentley’s

E. Parnell, managing director

Law. Dr. A. F , m.b.,T>.m.t., d.s.t. (Chicago, Straits S. S. Co., Ld., Singapore Agents

U.S.A), F.C.I., F.R.M.S., F.R.E.S., F.R.S.A.,

m.r.i.p.h., m.r.s.i., m.s.o.r (Eng.), Licen- Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in

S.S.),

tiate Medical Practitioner—Kuching AgentsPlantation, RubberGeneral

and Valuers, and TinImport,

Mine

Sarawak Chinese Banking Co., Ltd.— ping andand Export Produce Merchants, Ship-

Insurance Agents—Kuching

Kuching A.details,

Hannigan, manager

Sarawak Electricity Supply Co., Ltd. see Sime, Darby &(forCo., fuller

Ltd.,

(1 ncorporated in Sarawak)— Cable Ad: Malacca and Singapore)

Sesco

Gen.Ltd. Managers—United Engineers, Tansurance Sum Guan Son, Merchants, In-

Resident Engineer and Manager— Ewe Dealers and Manufacturers’

in Ice Agents and

and Cold Storage—61,

C. Corbin Hai Street;

Codes: A.B.C. Cable

Teleph. 250; Ad:

ResidentEngineer at Sibu—W.L. Clark Tansumguan;

Bentley’s, Acme and Private

5th edn.,

Sarawak Museum Agencies

E. Banks, curator Union Assurance

Commercial UnionSociety, Ld.Co.,(Fire)

Assurance Ld.

Sarawak Oilfields, Ltd. (Incorporated (Marine and Accident)

Manufacturers Life Insurance Co.

in Sarawak)—Registered Office: Miri, Ford Motor Co. of Malaya, Ld.

Sarawak; Postal Ad: Miri, wa Singa- Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ld.

pore; Cable Ad: Saroilco, Miri; Codes: Rudge-Whitworth, Ld., England

Bentley’s (with Oil Supplement) Orange-Crush Co. (London), Ld.

London, Agents—The Anglo-Saxon

Petroleum Co., Ld., St. Helen’s Court, New Zealand Insurance Co., Ltd.

Great St.Agents—The

Helen’s, London, Bata iShoe Company, Ltd.

Singapore AsiaticE.C.Petro

3 Toye and Cbmpany, Ltd., London.

leum Co. (S.S.), Ld. P. F. Esbensen, Denmark

STATE OF NORTH BORNEO

This territory, formerly known as Sabah, situated at the northern end of the

island

Malays,ofBajaus,

Borneo,Dusuns,

has a Sulus

coast and

line Muruts,

of aboutand500atmiles. The inpopulation

the census is made270,223,

1931 numbered up of

which includesofabout

the mountain 47,799 about

Kinabalu, Chinese.13,450

Thefeet

chiefhigh.

geographical feature river

The principal in theonterritory

the Westis

coastmany

and is the other

Padas.valuable

On therivers.

East there

The arebesttheharbours

Kinabatangan,

are those,Labuk, Sugut, Segama,

of Jesselton on the

West coast, Kudat on the North, Sandakan and Cowie Harbour on the East, the two

last-named being very spacious and possessing great potentialities.

while Thea blanket

climate isis particularly

often pleasant

required for theandtropics;

atandnight; the days are rarely very hot,

from insect pests, such as mosquitoes the like. little inconvenience

Hurricanes, is experienced

earthquakes, and other

isnatural

a largedisturbances

export trade are almost

in driedunknown.

and saltedThefish.seasTrade

are teeming with fish, Hongkong

with Singapore, and there

and the Philippines is well established. A weekly steamship service is maintained

 STATE OF NORTH BORNEO D8f>

between North Borneo ports and Singapore by the Straits Steamship Company, and

steamers run regularly to Hongkong and the Philippines. A local fortnightly service

ais weekly

maintainedserviceby tothetheSabah Steamship

East Coast ports.Company

There istoa the West Coast

fortnightly serviceports, and

to Tawau

from

run a Dutch

monthly Eastservice

Indiesbetween

ports Java,

by theTawau

K.P.M.and Dutch Line.There

Japan. The are

Osakain allShosen Kaishaof

four lines

steamships

5lies are maintaining

obtained fromcommunication

and through with Singapore; NorthandBorneo. Most of there

with Hongkong the trade

is a

and increasing trade in timber. Amongst the zoological productions of North

Borneo are to be noted elephants, rhinoceros, deer of three kinds, wild cattle, proboscis

monkey, orang-utan,

few—argus, fireback, pig,

and bears,

bulwerpythons

pheasants, andwild crocodiles.

duck, many Of game

varietiesbirds therepigeon

of wild are a

and'doves, snipe, and quail.

Sandakan, the capital, has a magnificent harbour and is the chief place of

trade. Jesselton, on the West coast, is developing, and several of the Government

Departments are located there. It is also one of the termini of the State Railway.

The imports include cloth, rice, hardware, manufactured goods of all kinds, Chinese

tobacco,

chief Chinese

exports coarse crockery,

are rubber, copra, timber,matches,

coal, machinery,

native tobacco, biscuits,

rotans,oil,edible

sugar,birds’-nests,

etc. The

seed pearls, beche de mer, sharks’ fins, camphor, tortoise-shell, beeswax, and other

natural products, which are brought in from the interior, the neighbouring Sulu

Archipelago, etc.

Revenue

in 1913, in Northyear.

the pre-war BorneoExpenditure

amounted toin£275,652 North inBorneo 1933, aswascompared

£217,890with £210,197

in 1933 (in-

cluding £28,639 for renewals, depreciation, etc.), as compared with £115,545 in 1913.

Timber and Rubber are now the largest industries in the country, having displaced

oftobacco from theinpremier

the country, place;areandlarge

which there coconut

areascultivation

still to beis becoming

exploited.oneCutch,of thewhich

featuresis

extracted

now manyfrom mangrove

companies bark, isinbeing

operating Northexported

Borneo, intheconsiderable

majority being quantities.

engaged There are

in rubber

growing. Over 144,902 acres are under rubber cultivation.

town of Sandakan, the capital of the territory, according to the 1931 census, was 13,826 The population of the

(as

562,compared

Indians 193, withJapanese

11,936 in39,1921),composed of Europeans

Malays 176, Philippine 111, Chinese

Islanders 11,030, ofJavanese

248, natives Borneo

1,356 and others 111. The British North Borneo State Railway has a total mileage of

127 miles. The main line runs for 56 miles through flat country to Beaufort. From

Beaufort and to Tenom itonruns through 30 miles country of the PadasMelalap, Gorge, thenotedpresent

for its terminus.

beautiful

Ascenery;

branch linethence

runs fromthrough

Beaufortundulating

to the small port ofto Weston, a distance of about 20

miles. The railway is playing an important part in the development of the West

Coast. Already

by it, whilst there areunder

the acreage 14 large

padi,rubber

sago estates

and coconuts and numerous smallincreasing.

is steadily holdings servedSan-

dakan is distant about 1,000 miles from Singapore, 1,200 miles from Hongkong, and

660 miles

7th May, from Manila.

1897, andinstallationsIt became

was thus placed connected telegraphically with Labuan on the

now nine wireless in the incountry—at

communication withSandakan,

Jesselton, Europe, etc. Kudat,There

Tawauare

and Lahad Datu. The State Bank of North Borneo was established in 1921 with its

head

at BatuofiSceTinagat,

at Sandakan and an agency

near Tawau, and at atTanjong

Jesselton. A lighthouse

Trang, has beenIsland,

near Tambisan established

on the

East coast. Unattended lights have been placed on Taganac Island near Sandakan,

i Kalampunian Island, North Point, Kudat, and Armstrong Reef, near Lahat Datu.

SuluThe territoryforofsmall

by cession NorthannualBorneopayments

was acquiredin 1877,from andthethe Sultans

British ofNorth Brunei and

Borneo

Company

the territory wasisincorporated

about 31,000bysquareRoyalmiles,

Charterandonthe thepopulation,

1st November, 1881. The area

as ascertained by theof

census of 1931, was 270,223, as co mpared with 257,804 in 1921. This total included 340

l Europeans, 205,218 natives of Borneo, 47,799 Chinese, and 11,494 natives of the Malay

' Archipelago. The Company’s authorised capital is £2,000,000. A dividend of 3i per

cent, was indeclared

per cent, 1920, 3 inper1916,

cent,4 inper1921,

cent,3^inper1917,cent,4| inper1922,

cent,2|inper1918,

cent,5 per cent,nilinin1919,

in 1923, 1924,3

and l j% in 1929. The credit balance of the Revenue Account in 1930 was £16,565

against £59,452 in 1929. In May, 1888, a British Protectorate was established.

X>90 BRITISH NORTH BORNEO

The following officers have administered the Government of the Territory since

acquisition by the Company:—

1881 W. H. Treacher, c.m.g. 1922 Maj.-Gen. Sir William Rycroft,

1887 W. M. Crocker (O.A.G.) K.C.B., K.C.M.G.

i 1888 C. Y. Creagh,

1895 L. P. Beaufort c.m.g. 1924 F. W. Fraser, c.b.e. (O.A.G.)

1900 Hugh Clifford, c.m.g. 1924 \ Maj.-Gen. Sir William Rycroft,

1901 E. W. Birch, c.m.g. 1925

1925 J F-K.C.B.,

W. K.C.M.G.c.b.e. (O.A.G.)

Fraser,

1904 E. P. Gueritz A- earson

1907 A. Cook (O.A.G.) 1926} P* PFraser, >c.b.e.

C.M.G.(O.A G.)

1907 A.E. C.P. Gueritz

1910 Pearson (O.A.G:) 1926 F. W.

1911 F.F. W.

1912 R. Ellis, c.m.g. 1927} Humphreys, c.b.e.

1912 FJ. wScottFraser

Mason(O.A.G.) 1927

1928 D.J. L.R. Humphreys,

Maxwell (OA..G.)c.m.g., c.b.e.

191.?) - -Fraser (O.A.G.) 1928 D. R. Maxwell (O.A.G.) 1

1913 The Rt. Hon. SirWestRidgeway, 1929 J. L. Humphreys, c.m.g., c.b.e.

D R

1913 C. G.C.B.,

w. C.G.C.M.G.,

Patr K.C.S.I. 193o) - F. ' Richards

Maxwell. (O.A.G.) ,

1915 A. C. PearsOn 1930 A.

1930

1931 A.C. F.F. Richards

C. Macaskie (O.A.G.) -

iSe) A.F- C.w Pearson

1916

Fraser

1931 A.D. F.R. Richards,

1932 Maxwell (O.A.G.)

c.m.g.

1919 F. W. Fraser (O.A.G.) 1933 A. F. Richards, c.m.g.

■11922

919 H.

A. C.W.Pearson, c.m.g.

L. Bunbury (O.A.G.) 1934 D. R. Maxwell,

1934 E. W. Morrell (O.A.G.)

c.b.e. (O.A.G.)

1922 F. W. FraSer (O.A.G.) 1934 D. J. Jardine, C.M.G., O.B.E.

DIRECTORY

Btutish Nobtit Borneo Chartered Company

( Incorporated by Royal Charter, 1st November, 1881)

Court p f Directors— London

( Offices: Staple Hall, Stone House Court, Bishopsgate, London, E.C. 3)

President—Major-General Sir Neill Malcolm, k.c.b., d.s.o.

Vice-President—D. O Malcolm Capt.Andrew

Sir A. G. Cowie

McFadyean

Horn Mountstuart Elpliinstone Secretary—W. O. Pidgeon

G. E. R.

C. Mallet Bromley-Martin Legal Assistant—W. J. Worth

Agents: British North Borneo (Chartered) Co.

Australia

. Adelaide, Melbourne and Sydney— Gibbs, Bright & Co.

Amoy—Tait

Foochow and&HongCo. Kong—Gibb,China Livingston & Co., Ltd.

Tientsin—William Forbes

Ceylon

Colombo—J. M. Robertson & Co.

India

Bombay— The Anglo-Siam Corporation, Ltd.

Calcutta—Gillanders, Arbuthnot

Madras—Best

Straits Settlements

Singapore and Penang—Guthrie

Philippine Islands

Manila, Cebu and Iloilo— Smith, Bell & Co., Ltd.

 BRITISH NORTH BORNEO—SANDAKAN D9,l

Governor and Staff Customs and Excise Department

Governor and' Oommander-in-Chief—D. J. CommissionerA. J. B. Broodbankof Customs and Excise—

Jardine, c.m.g., O.b.e.

Private Secretary—(vacant) Deputy Assist. Commissioner of Excise—

Lo Ah Fuh

Government Secretary’s Office Assist. Commissioner of Chstoms & Excise,

Govt. Secretary—D. R. Maxwell, Cb.e. Jesselton—S. G. Holmes

Under Secretary—J. S. Hill Deputy Assist. Commissioner of Customs,

Sandakan—Lo Ah Fuh

Administrative Officers

Resident,

District Sandakan—E. W. Morrell

Officers— Forest Department

Sandakan—R. A. Rutter Conservator of Forests—H. G. Keith, B.sc.,

Kudat—R. FOR., F.R.G.S.'

Deputy Assist.P.District

Kudat—Nicholas

Evans Officers—

Chin Yapp

Deputy Assist. Conservator’ of Forests—

J. Agama

Kinabatangan—Claudius

Labuk and Sugut—B.

Resident, Tawau—E. W. Skinner S. Willie Gaols

District Inspector of 1 Prisons — Major W. C.

Lahad Officer—

Datu—B. W. Hurrell Adams, m.g.' •

Supt., Sandakan Prison—Capt. C. H. C.

Assist,

Deputy to Resident, Tawau—(vacant) Pearson

ChungAssist. District

Fook Choi, ; Officer, Tawau— Supt., Jesselton Prison—Capt. A. Rice

District Officers—L. Gray

Jesselton—G. Oxley, d.f.c.

Beaufort—H. M. Ince Harbour Department

Kota Belud—R.

Papar—W. F. HillG. P. N. Combe

Deputy District Officer, Mempakul— Harbour Master—A. J. B. Broodbank

H. O. E. Sykes Marine Surveyor and Engr.—J. C. Graham

Assist. District Officer, Tuaran—(vacant) Deputy Harbour Sandakan:Master—

Lo Ah Fuh

Deputy Assist.

Pangerah Osman District Officer, Tuaran— Jesselton: Harbour Master—S. G.

Deputy Assist. District Officer, Beaufort— Holmes

J. S. Funk

Resident, Interior—B. R. C. Adams

District Officers— Judicial Department

Tenom—D. K. Ingle President of the High Court—H.E. The

Tambunan—S.H.K. Cox(cadet attached)

Depu ty Assist. District Officer, Keningau— Governor

Hiew Sin Yong High Court Judges

H.Justice,

E. the Governor,

J. MaxwellHisHall,Honour

D. R. the Chief

Maxwell,

Agricultural Department E.(actg.)

W. Morrell (actg.) and C. R. Smith

Acting Director of Agriculture—H. G. Sessions Court Judges

Keith, B.sc., for., f.r.g.s.

Audit Department TheTawau,

Residents

West ofCoast

Sandakan and Kudat,

and Interior

Auditor—W. A. C. Smelt, a.c.a. Registrar of High and Sessions Courts —

Assist. Auditor—J. F. Penlington, A.C.A. Soong Chong Foh

Constabulary Land Office

Commandant—Major W. C. Adams, m.c.

Officer-in-charge of Armed Constabulary Comm’r. of Land—H. A. W. S. Arrindell

East Coast—Capt. C. H. C. Pearson

Adjutant—Capt.

Acting Chief Police A. Rice-Oxley, d.f.c.

Officer, Jesselton—

Jemadar Yassin Medical Department

Chief Police Sanpakan — C. D. Round Principal Medical Officer—P. A. Dingle,

m.r.c.s. (Eng.), l.r.c.p. (Lond.)

Turner

D92 BRITISH NORTH BORNEO-SANDAKAN

District Surgeons— Executive Engineer, m.am.e.

Sandakan—H.

Sahdakan: Lau Lai, l.m.s. (Hongkong) Executive Bishop, a.m.i.struct.e.,

Engineer, Jesselton — E. B.

Jesselton: J. P. Taylor, M.s., m.b, (Sydney) Baker, a.m.i.c.e.

Beaufort: J. C. T. Tregarthen, M.K.C.S. Assist. Surveyor—M. Govindarajulu

(Eng.),- A.l.r.c.p.

Tenom (Bond.) M.D. (Camb.)

J. Copeland,

Nlurse-Matrons—

Jesse!ton: Miss A. M. Davies, s.r.N.,c.m.B. State Bank op North Borneo

Sandakan: MissE. Ashworth,s.r.n.,o.m.b. Controller—H.

Manager,

J. R. Beckett, a.c.a.

Post and Telkoraph Department Manager, Sandakan

Jesselton Branch—F.

Agency — A.D. Bluck

J. B.

Brood bank

Postmaster-Oeneral and Assist. Supt. of

Telegraphs and Wireless—H. A. Dabell, Survey Department

M.I.W.T.Supt. of Posts and Telegraphs—G Sury.-General

Assist. — T. J. H. Speedy, m.i.s.

C. Fenton m.t.p.i. (N.Z.)

District Engineer—E. J. Smallfield, m.i.s.

Protectorate Chief Draughtsman—T. V. Durai

Protector—C. D. Martyn Treasury

Deputy Protector—D. K. Ingle (actg.) Financial Controller—H. J. R. Beckett,

Assist. Officer—U Sui Chuen A.C.A.

Public Works Department Dist. Treas., Sandakan—G.W. Moffat, A.C.A.

Director of Works—J. A. Houston, [b.a., Dist. A.C.A.Treas., Jesselton—A. H. Whatmore,

B.E., A.M.I.C.E. Assistant—Yun Tsze Chong

The State Bank op North Borneo—

Head

1 Office: Sandakan; Cable Ad: Statebank. Branch: Jesselton

‘ ^Controller—H.J.R. Beckett, I Manager—F. D. Bluck

ASSOC NS., CLUBS, SOCIETIES, &c. Sandakan Golf Club

Captain—A. Me Kendrick

Caledonian Society of British North Hon. Secretary—T. Efford

Borneo, The (Constituted 1925)

Chamber op Commerce — Cable Ad; Sandakan Recreation Club

General Committee — Hon. H. J. R.

Commerce

Committee—Hon. Mr. F. W. Pinnock, Beckett (chairman), A. Collado (Hon

A.A. Me secretary and treasurer), P. Dominic,

E. Kendrick,

Phillipps, Dr.G. V,Mavor,

A, Stockes,

H. J. Sg Tai Yong, Vun Tsze Chong, Tan

Walker,

Soon Soh Siew Boh and Go Teck Wah Chuen, M. Carthigasu, John

Hon. Secretary—C. Boyer Woon & Peter Chai Fook

Lawn Tennis Club, Sandakan Bakau & Kenya Extract Co., Ltd.

Sandakan Amateur Dramatic Club (Registered in Great Britain), Manu-

Patron—His Excellency the Governor facturers of Tanning Extracts and Dyes

—Head Office: 24, George Square,

Glasgow

Sandakan Club J. E. Phelps, manager (acting)

Hon. President—H.E. The Governor Harrison and Crosfield (Borneo), Ld.,

of British North Borneo managing agents

 BRITISH NORTH BORNKO-SANDAKAN DOS

British Borneo Timber Co., Ltd., Saw- Funk &, Sons, General Importers, Whole-

mill Owners, Timber Merchants, Ship- sale and Retail Merchants—Sandakan,

builders and Engineers — Cable Ad: British North Borneo

Billian,

HarrisonsSandakan

& Crosfield (Borneo), Ltd., Harrisons & Crosfieud (Borneo!, Ltd.—

agents

Timber & Sawmills.Dept. Cable Ad: Second,

Crosfield; Acme,

Codes: Bentley’s,

A. E.McKendrick, Bentley’s Schofield,

Williams manager | F. J. Robinson A.B.C. 6th,

Western Union Broomhall (rubber), and

FI. .1. Clements I J. A. C Mercer Directors—Hon.

G.W.S. Larkins | W. H. Mitchell

R. F. Vaughan I A. M. Lochhead (chairman), W. G.Mr.Darby F. W.andPinnock

J. K. S.

C. A. Wales | Malcolm

T. Efford D. Graham

Engineering Dept. C. Boyer A. G. Ludgate,

R. Wilson G.V. H.

B. Fleming

Bentham W.a.c.a. A. Morrison

CHURCHES AND MISSIONS J. Mitchell W.G.D. Hemming

Borneo Basel Self-Established Church North Borneo Trading Co., Ltd., The,

— Sandakan Timber, Shipbuilding, Engineering,

Estate

GeneralAgencies,

Merchants, Provision Stores and

Insurance—Sand-

' Church of England—Sandakan akan, Tawau, Jesselton, Brunei, Sarawak

Rector—Ven. Archdeacon Mercer and D.E. Indies; Codes: Acme, Bentley’s

, Roman Catholic Mission and Broomhall’s.

Copthall LondonE.C.Office:

Avenue, London, 2 20,

TheNorth

Prefecture

Borneo Apostolic of British A.Assistants—E.

E. Phillipps, general managerN. K.

Prefect N. Raymond,

WachterofAp.(Jesselton)

Rector

— Right Rev. Mgr. A.

the Seminary—Rev. V.

Pallant,

HendersonC. andC. E.Tailack,

C. M. darkA. M.

Weber (Jesselton) Managing Agents

Economus & Procurator—Rev. B. J.

Davis (Sandakan) Tuaran RubberEstates

Estates, Ld. Ld.

Rectors—Revs. J. Unteberger (Jes- Bode Rubber (1914),

Sandakan

selton), Ant. Raich (Penampang), Estates Agencies Light & Power Co. (1922), Ld.

A. Gossens

hoeven (Limbahau),

(Sandakan), A. Ver-

F. Sint (Kudat), Sekong Rubber Co., Ld., Sandakan

J. Quinn (Tambunan), M. Oberteg- Insurance Agencies

ger (Kinuta), A. Stotter (Labuan), Liverpl. & L’don. & Globe Ins. Co., Ld.

J. M.B.A. J.KlijnDavis,

Rev. (Papar)Director of St. Alliance Assurance Co., Ld.

Mary’s School, Sandakan World Marine tfc General Ins. Co., Ld.

Rev. L. M. Parsons, assistant (San- Sole A gencies

dakan)

Rev. J. Bohm, assistant and Director Bovril, Ltd.

of St. Michael’s School, Penampang Bitulac

Barker

c Dobson’s Sweets

l: • Rev. M. Conolly,assistant(Tambunan) Carbolex

Rev. Anthonissen & Rev. Staudacher Columbia Milk

assistants (Penampang) Decarbo

BSt. Mary’s Roman Catholic School, Decca

Records & Decca-Polydor Gramophone

r For Boys—Sandakan Dairymaid Buttor

Ull Director of School^-Rev. B J. Davis De lieszke Cigarettes

1r Assist. do., —Rev.L.M. Parsons Gillespie’s Anchor Flour

Drummond Harvey’s Ports & Milk

Horlick’s Malted Sherries

' —JesseltonV Co.,and Chartered

Sahdakan;Accountants

Cable Ad: India “Super”

Killgerm Germicide Tyres

t Drummondco; Codes: A.B.C; 5th edn.,

Bentley’s and BrnomhalTs LiptOti’s Teas

Partners—R. W-r-S-andDrummond, Murray’s l urn’sCigarettes

B. Lowick. a.c.a. D. Phillip, c.A.,

C.A. McCal

Martell s Brandies

Whisky

J. H. Bee ton, c.A., signs per pro.

D94 BRITISH NORTH BORNEO-JESSELTON

Noresland Oanninj* Od Sandakan Dispensary, Ltd., Wholesale-

Pears

Redfearn’sSoapsRubber Goods ' and Retail1 Cheihistsb and Druggists

Silver Slipper Gins —"Cable Ad: Dispensary

Solo FruitCanned

Drinks Goods Harrisons and Crosfield (Borneo),.

Smedleys Ltd., agents

Smith & Hoey’s Wines & Spirits

Thermos “Strqnglas” Products SandakanTce ^Aerated Water Co., Ltd,

T. Beers & Stouts Harrisons & Crosfield (Borneo), Ltd.,

Vat

Zeiss69Ikon.

Whisky managers

Sabah

CoastingSteamship Co. (1927), Ltd., Sandakan Light anp Power Co. (1922),.

Services—Sandakan

“ Kinabalu,” 196 tons Ltd.—Sandakan; Tel. Ad: Powerhouse.

. . ““ Kalamantan,” Sandakan

Klias,” 95 tons 22|0 tons Shewan, Tomes & Co., Hongkong^

general managers

Harrisons

agents Sandakan, managing agents

Sandakan Hotei>—Cable Ad: Hotel, San- G. H. Mavor, manageri and resident

dakan engineer

JESSELTON

. Armep (Constabulary Railway Department

(Military! Headquarters: Jesselton) General Manager, Railways—J. Beatty

Commandant—Major W. C. Adams, M.c. Asst. Permanent Way Engr.—W. F. Smith

Adjutant—Capt. A. Rice-Oxley, d.p c. Locomotive Supt.—W. J. Sproson

Superintendents—Capt.

C. D. Round-Turner andC. J.H.B.C.Atkinson

Pearson, Rubber Control

Controller of Rubber—E. Bateson

Lands Department State Bank of North Borneo

Commissioner, of Lands—C. D. Martyn Agent—A. J. B. Broodshank, district treas

Postal Department—G.P.O. Survey Department

Postmaster-General and Supt. of Tele- Surv’r. General — T. J. H. Speedy, f.s.i.

(Lond.) m.t p.l, m.s.i.J.(n.z.)

Assist. Supt. ofA.Posts

graphs—H. Dabell,andm.t.w.t.

Telegraphs—G. District Surveyor—E.

Chief Draftsman—T. V. Durai

Smallfield, m.s.i.

C. Fenton

Government Printing Office Telegraph Dept., Government

Sunt, and Editor (B.N.B. Herald)—G. Supt., Land & Radio—H. A. Dabell, m.i.w.t

L. Gray Assist. Supt.—G. C- Fenton

Clerk-in-charge—A. J. Pereira Cheah Loon Ghee & Co., Ltd.—Jesselton

British North Borneo

Protectorate Proprietors of—

Bukit Padang Rubber Estate

Jesselton

Protector—C. D. Martyn Harrisons

Depy. do. —D. K. Ingle

Chief Clerk—Lee John Nyuk agents and& secretaries

Crosfield (Borneo), Ltd

Church of England

Public Works Department Rev. S. M. Collier

Executive

Foreman ofEner.— E. R.Palencia

Works—S. Baker, a.m.i.c.e. Harrisons & Crosfield (Borneo), Lti

Chief Clerk—Kong Ah Siong Merchants—Cable Ad: Crosfield

 KUDAT—LABUAN

KUD AT

District .Officer and District Magistrate—R, A. Rutter

Harbour Master and Supervisor of Customs—R. A. Rutter

Deputy Assistant District Officer—Nicholas Chin Ah Foot

Church of England—Rev. Lai Choon Shang

LABUAN

This, formerly the smallest British Colony in Asia, was ceded to Great Britain

by the Sultan

north-west coastof ofBrunei in 1846,

Borneo and taken

in latitude possession

5 deg. 16 min.ofN.,in and

1848.longitude

It is situated on the

115 deg. 15

min. E. It has an area of 28.6 square miles, and is about six miles from the Borneo

coast and 725 miles, or three days’ steaming, from Singapore. Although

possesses a tine'port, has extensive coalj deposits, and by situation seemed likely to Labuan

become a depot for the trade of the north coast of Borneo, it has only partially

fulfilled

Labuan;theabout

expectations

2,010 acresformed of it. are

of rubber Theplanted,

produce part

of Brunei Bay finds

in bearing, anda principally-

market in

owned by Chinese.

steamship communicationCoconutswithareSingapore

being planted

and on the sameas land.

Sandakan, well asThere

withistheregular

local

ports. 1890Theuntil

from Government

January was 1st, administered

1906, when the by Colonial

the BritishOfficeNorth

againBorneo

resumedCompany

direct

control, anda separate

becoming Labuan was incorporated

settlement in 1912.with the Straits Settlements in January, 1907,

9,200 tons. This company securedtheoperations

The coal mines' worked by Labuan Coalfields Co., Ltd.,

in March, 1911, exportedcompany,

and another in 1910,

styled the Labuan Exploration Co. was formed in London with the object of working

these

their mines

exportand prospecting

of coal for other

ceased many yearsminerals

ago. but its efforts were unsuccessful and

In recent years there has

among the smallholders, a tendency which been, an increase of vegetable

will probably and further

develop fruit cultivation

with the

depression in the rubber industry.

The population as revealed by the 1931 census was approximately 8,000.

1932 1933

Imports - $ 519,0.10 $ 541,094

Exports 593,933 i. 654,053

<£1,112,943 $1,195,147

D96 LABUAN

DIRECTORY

Resident’s Office Justices of the Peace

Resident—A. D. York, m.c.s. W. W. Boyd | Koh Eng Watt

Chief Clerk—K. Suppiah

Land Department

Govt. Rest House—Beach St., Victoria Collector of Land Rev.— A. D. York, M.c.s.

Land Bailiff—Mohamed

Clerk - in - Charge — Abdulbin Dally

Rahman bin

Audit Office Lovegrove

Chief Clerk—Cheong Keong Quee

Government Schools Medical Department, Colonial

English Medical

M.R.C.S.,Officer—Dr.

L.R.C.P. E. W. Martindell,.

Headmaster—H. B. McIntyre

Ferwrcw/dr—Victoria Police

Headmaster—Mohd. Sail eh b. Peer Mohd. In-charge of Police—T. E. Murphy

Bnkit Kallam

Headmaster—Abdul Kadir b. Bair Post Office

Harbour Office Postmaster—A. D. York, m.c.s.

Harbour-Master—O. L. Stephens Public Works and Survey Dept.

Settlement Engineer—-O. L. Stephens, b.sc.

Judicial Department Treasury Department

District and Police Courts Treasurer—A. D. York, m.c.s.

District Judge and Police Magistrate—

A. D.MYork,

Police m.c.s. E. W. Martindell,

agistrate—Dr. Victoria Gaol

M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P. Superintendent—A. D. York, m.c.s.

Asiatic Petroleum Co., Ltd.—Cable Ad: Eng Koh

WattEng& Co., Merchants—33,

Watt, managing owner Beach St.

Petroatic;and Codes: Bentley’s complete Chua

phrase

Harrisons

Oil Supplement Koh Yew Seng, cashier per pro,

Choo Liong, mgr., signs

agents & Crosfield (Borneo), Ltd.,

Church of England—Church of Our Harrisons

Merchants&andCrosfield

General (Rorneo),

Agents—CableLtd.,

Holy Saviour Ad: Croslield. Also at Kuala Bel ait,

Rt. Rev. H. Hudson, Bishop of Brunei

Labuan and Sarawak V. II. Bentham, Manager

New Church of Corpus Christi Labuan Recreation Club

Father A. Stotter President—A. D. York,Bock

m.c.s.Hoe

Eastern Extension,Co.,Australasia and Hon. Secretary—Yeo

China Telegraph Ltd. Associated Hon. Treasurer—Tan Chin Teng

with Cable & Wireless, Ltd. Labuan Golf Club

Ft. F.H.L.L.LaSmith

W. Nauze, manager

President—R. F. L. La Nauze

Operators—H. S. Rappa & A. Martin Hon. Secretary—O. L. Stephens

 BRUNEI

The Stsite of Bnalei comprises an area of sotrie 2,500>q. miles, with a coast line of

E.about 100 miles Brunei

Longitude. and liesTown between 4° 5’ and

is distant 5° 2’75§N. nautical

by ,sea. Eatitude miles

and 114°fromT’and 115° 22’

Singapore.

There is only one town of any size, Brunei or Darul-Salam (City of Peace) which is

situated 12 miles

tion of 3.0,135 in thefrom1931thecensus.

mouth ofPrior the toBrunei

1910 River at Muaraentirely

it consisted and showed

of Malaya popula-

houses

built on nibong piles in the river but it now includes a strip of the mainland, mostly

reclaimed; on which all Government buildings, shophouses and many private houses

have been erected.

Climate

The climate is pleasant and healthy, without any marked changes of temperature.

During the day the temperature lies between 80° to 90° Fahrenheit but a light breeze

is generally blowing which moderates its heat. At night the temperature usually falls

below 80°.

The average annual rainfall varies between 100 to 200 inches for different part of

the State.

History

A State named Puni, 45 days’ sail from Java, is mentioned several times iti the

annals

1280 A.D., and it is practically certain thatover

of the Sung dynasty, which ruled thisSouthern

is Brunei.China from.13th

In the aboutand9EjO14thto

centuries Brunei owed allegiance alternately to Mejaphit and Malacca. The Sultanata

rose to great power in the early years of the 16th century in the reign of Nakhoda

Ragam and its authority extended not Only over the Northern part of the island, of

Borneo but over the Sulu Islands and part of the Philippines.'

The first European account of Brunei is that of Pigafetta, who sailed with Magellan

on his famous voyage around the world and wrote his impressions of the various lands

visited. Pigafetta saw Brunei in 1521 and was greatly impressed by the splendour of

the Court and the size of the town, the population of, which he estimated at 25,000

families.

[[ the Towards ofthe

19thendcentury

middleterritory of theit16th

hadAtcentury

fallen the powerinto

hopelessly of Brunei and

beganonlyto decline and byof

its former remained. this period the Town ofdecayBrunei seems a small

to have part

been a

|j profitable

Borneo. Sarawak was ceded to Sir James Brooke in 1841 and concessions were madeof

slave market for the captives of the Illanun and Sul-u pirates on the coasts

: at later dates to the British North Borneo Company and to the Sarawak Government

l till Brunei has been reduced to its present boundaries.

In 1888, the Sultan agreed that Great Britain should control his foreign relations

j. and in 1906 a the

newAgentagreement was made whereby of HisaandBritish Resident was appointed

f. underbecame

who the High Commissioner and Representative

for the Malay States Britannic Majesty’s

whose advice mustGovernment

be asked

| and acted upon in all questions other than those touching Mohammedam religion.

^ This followed the system existing in the States of the Malay Peninsula under British

i protection.

Government

The Sultan is the Ruler of the State of Brunei. The present Sultan is His High-

' ness Ahmed Tajudin Akhazul Khairi YVadin who succeeded his father in 1924 at the

! age of 11 years. During his minority the Duli Pengiran Bendaharaand Duli Pengiran

itJPemancha

/ the Sultan were appointed

assumed full powerto actandas the

jointRegency

Regents.terminated.

OnSeptember 19,1931 His Higness

Linvariably

The administration

an officer of the Malayan Civil Service withof the

of Government is in the hands British Resident

his headquarters who is

at Brunei.

The State is divided into five administrative districts, Brunei, Belait, Tutong,

D4

D98 BRUNEI

Temhurong and Muara. These districts were all formerly in the charge of Malay

magistrates

the but in an

Belait District December,

officer of1930,

the owing

Malayanto the

Civilrapid development

Service of theasOilfield

was appointed in

Assistant

British Resident to administer that district. The other districts remain under Malay

Officers.

Population

The population of Brunei

population for 1932 was 30,590. as given in the 1931 Census was 30,135 and the estimated ,

The numbers of the various races are estimated as follows

Europeans ... 90

Eurasians 30

Malays 18,000

Chinese 4,280

Indians 260

Others 300

32,900

Brunei, Each

of Brunei. KualaofBelait and Tutong

these areas are thebyonly

is controlled townships

a Sanitary of any

Board whichsizeisinresponsible

the State

for all questions of housing, sanitation, etc.

Housing in the townships may be divided roughly into three classes—Government

owned houses, shop-houses and privately owned native huts and houses.

Government houses are comparatively few and they are occupied by European

officials and Senior native subordinates.

The isshop-houses

building inhabited by are the

mostly occupied and

shop-keeper by Chinese traders.

his family, The lower

while the upperpartpartisofused!

the

ns a shop.

By far the greatest number of houses are privately owned. In Brunei Town the

majority of the Malay population has lived from time immemorial in huts raised on

piles

high built

tide. onThemudtidesfiatsefiectively

in the river.dispose

Theseof flats are exposed

rubbish and otherat low tide but flooded

impurities. The huts at'

vary in size from

position of the occupier.a minimum of one room and a kitchen according to the wealth or

Minerals

Oil wasCompany,

Petroleum first found Limited,

in 1914 atwhich

Labi inis theallied

District of Belait.

to the SarawakTheOilfields,

British Malayaq

Limited

obtained a lease of this area in 1924. The

disappointing and the area was evacuated in November, 1931. results obtained from the Labi field were!

Prospecting was also carried on in the coastal area of the Belait District and i

April, 1929, oil was found at Seria about 10 miles North-west of Kuala Belait where

the Headquarters

commercial oilfieldofthatthe might

Company rivalare

thatsituated.

of Miri inItSarawak

soon became

had beenapparent

discovered thatanda

great progress was made in 1930 and 1931 in testing the extent

developing it for production. In 1932 a pipe-line from Seria to the refinery at Lutonja. of the field andj

inquarter.

Sarawak territory was completed and production was commenced during the lirsflj

ing toThisat has

leastbeen steadily

$200,000 duringincreased

1933. and the State seems assured of royalties amount^

Chinese,

contract and theMalay

of herandracesIndian

on dailylabour

wages.is employed. The Chinese are mainly <

 BRUNEI EDS'

Agriculture

Rubber, Sago aud Rice are the chief agricultural products of the State.

The area under rubber is estimated to be about 9,000 acres of which some 4,000

acres belong to European companies and the remainder to Asiatic smallholders. The

export increased from 1,473,829 pounds in 1932 to 2,270,249 in 1933 and the total value

of the rubber exported increased from $104,899 in 1932 to $236,249 in 1933.

The area under Sago is estimated to be about 5,000 acres. It is mainly cultivated

by the natives

population butand

forhas

alienproved a most

coolies valuableon reserve

employed estates.of food

The not only offor Sago

amount the native

flour

exported in 1933 differed little from that exported in the previous year, but the value

of the exports showed a considerable decrease. The figures are 5,125 piculs to a value

of $4,524 in 1933 as against 5,148 piculs to a value of $8,568 in 1932.

In many respects rice is the most important crop in the State. The area devoted

to its cultivation

industry is greater

of the native thatandthatit provides

population, under anytheother

staplecrop;

fooditsof culture

the greatis the chief

majority

ofwastheapproximately

inhabitants. 8,255Theacres

total with

acreagea yield

underofrice1,023,960

cultivation in the State in

gantangs as against 12,000- 1933

acres with a yield of 991,223 gantangs in 1932. Of the 1933 figures 4,835 acres with

ayield of 573,856 gantangs were under dry padi and 3,420 acres

gantangs under wet padi as against 7,000 acres and 5,000 acres with a yield of with a yield of 450,104

536,927 and 454,296 gantangs under dry and wet respectively in 1932.

Commerce

The aggregate value of trade for the year 1933 was $4,620,805 as against $3,935,985

in 1932 and $2,695,805 in 1931.

Imports.—The total value of imports was $2,411,768 as against $2,430,247 in 1932 a

slight decrease.

Noteworthy This decrease

increases io valueinisprovisions,

were recorded partly duesarongs,

to lowertobacco,

prices ofmachinery,

commodities.fuel

oil and miscellaneous. Decreases in value were found in rice,

imported increased slightly, petroleum, motor vehicles, and coin and bullion. although the quantity

CompanyThe large

in 1932.decrease

The carsin motor

were vehicles was dueinto1933.

still serviceable purchases madebuilding

The large by the pro-Oil

grammes of both Government and the Oil Company caused 2,324 tons of cement to be

imported valued at $33,253.

Exports.—The total value of exports for the year was $2,191,037 as against

$1,505,738 in 1932. Greater exports of crude oil and plantation rubber were responsi-

ble for

prevailing the made

increase.

tradeDecreases were shown uneconomical.

in these commodities in most other exports. The low prices

year 1933 as compared with $152,969 in 1932. Duties amounted to $178,266 for the

The total revenue derived from Customs

‘

DlOO BRUNEI

DIRECTORY

Sultan—His Highness Ahmad Tajudin Akhazul Khairi Wadin

Ministers of State—Pnegiran Bendahara and Pengiran Pemancha

British Resident’s Office Posts and Telegraph Dept.

British Resident—B.. E. Turnbull, M.c.s. Acting (Superintendent. — Kong En

Courts Choi

Wireless Engr.—Pengiran Mohd. bin

Judge—R. E. Turnbull, m.c.s. Pengiran Pint

Magistrates—A. Glencross, Ibrahim Bin

Mohd. Jahfar, Dr. W. G. Evans, Pen- Public Works Department

giran Usop Bin Pengiran Bahar Engineer-i n-charge—Keaslierry

P. O’Connell

Customs, Monopolies and Marine Clerk of Works—E.

Superintendent—C. Law Lee

Supervisor—Pangiran Ahmad Sanitary Board

Chief

KualaClerk—Ahamada

Bel ait B. Daud Chairman—T. F. Carey, m.c.s.

Supervisor—Pangiran Bakan Members—Dr. E. W. Martnidell,

Murphy, P. OConnell, T. E.

Inche Ibrahim,

Clerk—Lim Eng Kong

Tutong bin mohamad Japar, Pangiran Shahban-

Clerk-in-charge—Abdul Wahab dar, Capitan Ong Boon Pang and Awang

Kuala Labu Usop bin JawatanLawDalam

Secretary—Chua Lee

Clerk-in-charge—Mahamed

Kuara Sulaiman Sanitary Inspector—Pangiran Kamis

Clerk-in-charge—Abdulla Sanitary Board (Kuala Belait)

Berbunot Chairman—A.

Outdoor Officer - in - charge — Abdul

Wahab Members-Dr.Glencross.

W. G. M.c.s.

Evans, Dr. M.

Murray, Dr. N. O. Ahin, G.Pehin

Shahbandar, P. O’Connell, Date

T. Notley

Medical Department and YapInspector—Leung

Sanitary Shak Cheung Chung Fall

Medical Officer—W. G. Evans

Police Force (Brunei Police) Treasury Department

Chief Financial Assistant—Peter Liew Tliian

buan),Inspr. in charge

residing (BruneiE.and

at Brunei—T. La-

Murphy Tai

British Malayan Petroleum Co., Ltd. Island Trading Co., Ltd. (Incorporated

(Incorporated in England ) — Kuala infacturers,

Great Britain), Cutch Extract

etc.—Brunei Manu-

Belait Cable Ad ( Acreage, Brunei;andCodes:

Sarawak;

Bent-

R. R. Hamiltion, local manager ley’s

 II.IU1. SQUADRON IN CHINA

Cruiser' “ KENT ” Lieutenants (E)—J. O. H. Gairdner,

9,850 Tons. S.LI.P. 80,000. W A. J. Campbell, J. B. Aid red, L.

<3uns—8.8 inch, 4-4 inch A.A., 4-3 pr. B, Curgenven

Major R.M.—C. T. Brown, o.b.e. (and

Fifth Cruiser Squadron as Fleet R.M. Officer)

China Lieut., R.M.—.7. C. Cairneross

Admiral—Sir Frederic C. Dreyer, Chaplain—Rev. J. K. Wilson, b.a.

k.c.b., c.b.e. (Commander-in-Chief, Instr. Comdr.—N. M. S. Langlands,

China Station) m.a., d.s.c. (and as Fleet Education

Officer)

Personal Staff jSurg,-Comdr.—A. G. Taylor, m.b.

Admiral’s Secretary—Payrn. Com. H. (and as Fleet Medical Officer)

M. Horne Paym. Comdr.—H. C. Waldron (and

Flag Lieut.-Comdr. F. B. Tours as Fleet Accountant Officer)

I Surg.-Lieuts.—M. G. Ross & J. G. V.

Staff Smith

1 Chief of Staff—Capt. G. P. Thomson, Paym. Lieut.—A. G. Sowman

I o.b.e. (Commodore 2nd Class) Sub-Lieuts.—A. F. Paterson & F. A.

j .Secretary—Paym. Lt. F. R. Mann in Woodward

i Paym. Sub-Lieut.—J. S. Biggie

t Commanders—D. N. C. Tufnell, p.s.c. Cd. Gunners—(T) F. W. Hale, C. F.

(Staff Officer (I).), R. C. Bayne Austin

i (Fleet (G) Officer), H. A. Rowley iCd. Ord. Officer—S. Siddall (and for

| (Staff Officer (Operations).) Sqdn. duties)

} Lieut.-Comdrs.—E. H. Hopkipson I Senior Mgster—E. V. Davies

I (S.O. (I) Shanghai), A. L. Besant | Gunners—B. H. Charlton, B. Thor-

I (Staff Officer (1) Hong Kong and : oughgood (for D.F. duties)

for Intelligence Duties with Coin-. Sig. Boatswain—H. Jukes

S modpre Hong Kong'), A. V. S. Vaws' Wt. Telegraphist—W, L. Durn

(Fleet (S) and W/T Officer) Wt. Engineers—V. W. Stowe and T.

Eng. Capt.—C. Simpson (Fleet Egr. A. Branton

i Officer) Wt. Electric—S. S. Noyce

Cd. Eng.—C. W. Baker (As Assist, to on dr. R.M.B.—G. L. Read, l.r.a.m.

Fleet Eng. Officer) ! Midshipmen — A. M. Green, B. G.

Assistant Secretary—Paym. Lieut. E. Woodward, T. W. G. French, R. A.

F. B. George St. C. Bolton, R. E. Boddington,

, For Duty in Admiral’s Office, W. B. Whitworth, D. McEwen, R.

i S. Baker-Falkner

Paym. Lieuts.—M. A. McMullen and Pavm. Cadets—R. E. D. A. James, R.

ft R. A. J. Owen P. Peter

I Flag Capt.—L B. B. Tower, n.s.c. The following Officers are borne as

‘[Commanders—C. W. A. G. Ham-ley additional: —

]| ? A.(andPacker as Fleet (N) Officer), and H. Lieut.-Comdr. — W. B. Keith (for

Lieut.-Comdrs. T. A. C. Pakenham, J. study in Japan)

V. Findlay, W. W. Davis (and as Lieutenant—C. H. Holmes (for study-

| Fleet (T) Officer), E. H. M. Cole- in Japan)

l grave, A. M. Rundle, R. F. A. Lieutenant (E)—P. L. Nicol (for study

-j Redman (and as Fleet F. and R. T. in Japan)

|1 Officer). Paym. Lieuts.—J. P. McIntyre (for

Lieutenants—J. A. Stewart-Moore, J. study in Japan), A. E. N. Merry

| P. Scatchard & S. J. A. Nix (for study in Japan)

j Eng. Comdr.—L. W. Robinson Remommissioned at Chatham on

May 25, 1934

D102 H.M.B. SQUADRON IN CHINA

Receiving Ship “ TAMAR ” "Tamar II.”

4,650 Tons For Accounts of Destroyers

Guns—6-6 pr. Paym. Com.—F. P. B. Jones

Hong Kong Paym. Lieut. Com.—J. E. Pibworth

Captain—F. Elliott, o.b.e. ('Commo- Wt. Sr. Officer—W. E. V. Woods

dore 2nd Class), (in charge of Naval

Establishments at Hong Kong) Cruiser “ SUFFOLK ”

(To be superseded by Capt. C. G.

Sedgwick in April, 1935.) 9,800 Tons. S.H.P. 80,000

Commodore’s Secretary—Paym. Com. Guns—8-8 inch, 4-4 inch A.A., 4-3 pr,

F. R. Porter

Commander — D. Orr-Ewing ' (Staff 5th Cruiser Squadron

Officer (Opterations) China

For Duty in Commodore’s Office Captain—E. Manners

Paym. Lieuts.—A. A. Loveridge and Lieut.-Comdr.—(G)A. A.Whitaker

Commander—W.

L. Tid'd, J. II,

E. F. Burkitt

Commander—T. A. Hussey (Main- T.Venville, Powell

V. N. Surtees and (N) J,

tenance Commander.) Lieutenants—(T) E. J. iS. James, (P)

Lieut.-Comdr.—R. I. Clutterbuck G. A. Tilney, (O), H. C. B. Co-

Capt. R.M.—D. J. Grey leridge, C. H. Campbell, J. N.

Comdr. (E)—R. W. V. Reeves (And Commander Garnett, R. Whinney

for charge of Stores and for Fleet Lieutenants (E)—J.(E)—E. R. W\ James

Duties at Hong Kong.) R. de M. Warren,

Paym. Com.—E. M. Tetley T. W. E. Dommett and N. L. Evans

Surg. Lieut.-Com.—(O) J. Hamilton, Captain R.M.—S. G. Cutler

m.b., b.ch. (And for duty at Wei- Lieut. R.M.—M. F. H, Rogers

hai-Wei.) and H. S. Marks, lmssa. Instr. Lieut.-Comdr.—R. G. Howard,

B.SC., A.M.I.C.E.

(And for Dockyard duties.) Surg.-Commander — A. E. Phillips,

Paym. Lieut.—H. E. C. Wright M.B., B.CH.

Cd. Gunner—F. J. Woodward

Cd. Shipwright—J. E. Warne (And Paym.-Comdr.—C.

Paym.

B. Hughes

Lieut.-Com.—K. L. Dunn

for Dockyard duties.) Sub-Lieuts.—W. D. F. B. Muspratt,

Wt. M.A.A.—W. Lee (Mail Officer.) S. R. le H. Lombard-Hobson

The following Officers are borne as Sub-Lieut. (E)—J. W. C. Smith

additional: — Paym. Sub-Lieut.—A. D. Baird

For Miscellaneous Services. Cd. Gunner—H. Hogben and (T) F.

W. Bowden

Lieut.-Com.—G. M. Crockett (Provost Cd. Shipwright—F. W. Newbery

Marshal), F. H. E. Skyrme (In Gunners—J. G. R. Titiheridge and B.

charge of D.S.E.A. Training and

as Anti-Piracy Officer and for duty Wt.J. Anslow (for D. F. duties)

Engineers—W. Smith and W. E.

with the Hong Kong Naval Defence

Force) and R. H. D. Lane, (For Wt.Honey Electrician—L. F. Reeve

duty with Petty Officers’ Courses.) Schoolmaster—T. Hoskison

Lieut-Col.,

(for chargeR.M.—C. G. Fothergill

of stonecutters, W/T Midshipmen—J. E. Poulden, R. N.

Station.) Hankey, Hon. D. D. E. Vivian, K.

Capt. R.M.—D. Caffyn (instructor of V.G. V.J. Goodhart,

Spurway, A. T. Darley, A.T

D. W. Kirke, W .

Small Arms, Hong Kong.) A. W. Poland, H. A. Stacey, R. H-

Cd. Teleg.—G. H. Rowsell (for Sur- Hobart, R. IS. Hankey

vey of W/T Stores at Hong Kong, Paym. Mid.—P. P. Smith

duty wuth ships refitting, and West Paym. Cadet—M. K. Overend

River Patrol and general W/T Re-commissioned at Portsmouth on

Duties at Hong Kong.) 19th July, 1933.

 H.B.M. SQUADRON IN CHINA D103

Cruiser “CORNWALL” Paym. Midshipman—R. N. D. Porter

Re-commissioned at Devonport on

9,750 Tons. S.H.P. 80,000. December 19, 1933

Guns—8-8 inch, 4-4 inch A.A., 4-3 pr.

5th Cruiser Squadron Cruiser “ CUMBERLAND

China

Captain—R B. Davies, v.c., n.s.o., 9,750 Tons. S.H.P. £0,C0O

A.F.C. Guns—8-8 inch, 4-4 inch A.A., 4-3 pr.

'Commonder—E. G. H. Bellars

Lieut.-Comdrs. — (A/S) R. J. R China

Dendy, (G) W. G. B. Mackenzie, D. Captain—C. H. G. Benson, n.s.o. .

M. L. Neame, (N) G. Cobb, (O) E. Commander—D. J. R. Simson

R. S. Jackson

Lieutenants—(T) N. A. Copeman, W. Lieut.-Commanders—H. T. Rust, (G)

W. G. L. Cooper, L. B. Whetstone

H. Harrington (RAN), E. N. V. (and for Met. duties), (N) P. C. S.

Currey, (P) V. D. Gask, A. H. T. Tupper-Carey

Johns

Eng.-Comdr.—Hon. D. C. Maxwell Lieutenants—(T) A. Pares, O. G'.

Lieut.-Comdr. (E)—(I Fr Sp) H. F. Suther, (P) J. H. T. Boteler, T.

Atkins Emanuel, E. N. Sinclair, W. A.

Lieutenants (E)—G. Webster, K. H. Eng.- Juniper,

1 , D. R. Mitchell

Bloomer, R. Winter-Evans C ommander—J. O. Flint

Capt. R.M.—C. R. L. Scott Lieut.-Ubrndk. (E)—E. T. Goddard

Lieut. R.M.—P. H. W. Ford Lieutenants (E)—F. A. Lowe (act)*

Chaplain—Rev. H. Goulding, m.a. M. Brown (act.)

Instr. Lieut. Comdr.—W. T. Wad- Lieutenant Captain R.M.—W. I. Nonweiler

dington, b.sc. R.M.—R. R. G. Hoare

Surg.-Comdr. — G. S. Rutherford, Surg. Commander—A. Craig, l.r.c.p..

& s., L.D.S.

L.R.C.P. & S. Temp. Instr. Lt.—E. T. W. Smyth,

Paym. Comdr.—L. B. Bishop B.A.

Paym. Lieut.-Commander—W. E. Mc- Paym. Commander—E. E. Brightman

Laughlin (RAN)

Surg.-Lieut.—G. H. G. Southwell- Paym. Lieut.-Comdr.—K. F. Green

Sander, m.b., b.ch., m.r.c.s., l.r.c.p., Surg.-Lieutenant—F.

M.B., CH.B.

W. A. Fosbery,

d.p.h.

Surg.-Lieut. (D)—F. J. Goldsworthy, Gd.iSemmeps, Gunners—E. Dowding, (T) P. J.

W. D. Thompson (for

L.D.S.

Sub-Lieuts.—R. W. Briggs, G. S. Od.D.F.Shipwright—M. duties)

C. Smith

Ward Gunners—T. A. Pentney, J. T. Horn

Paym. Sub-Lieut.—J. P. Parker Wt. Engineers—C. C. Holmes, W. J.

Roberts

Gunner—A. C. Varlow (for D. F. Schoolmaster—D. E. A. Emery

Wt. Electrician—C. J.

Wiltshire

duties)

Wt. Shipwright—W. A Price (acting) Midshipmen—J.Knocker, A. H.

de G. Lamotte, 0. A..

Swann, M. R. F.

Wt. Engineers—S. G. Hodgson and Lemon, R. M. Slee, M. O’B. Fitz-

A. C. A. Johnson gerald, P. K. Horsey, J. C. Carver,

Wt. Elect.—S. W. Turner M. C. Giles, M. V. Sturdy, M. A-

1 Schoolmaster—A. Chown Hemans, A. H. Rowlandson, J. F.

i Midshipmen—T. E. F. Pooley, J. R. D. Bush

G. Trechman, A. C. Tupper, R. J. Paym. Midshipman—R. M. Garside,

Thoresby, C. S. N. Tomlin, P. J. S. G. A. Williams

Hardinge, R. D. _M. Magee, J. M. Re-commissioned at Chatham on.

A. Wilson, J. S. T^erans 22nd February, 1933

1)104 H.B.M. SQUADRON IN CHINA

Flotilla Leader “ BRUCE.”' Gunner—(T) W. B. Savage (act.)

Boatswain—G. F. Easterby

1.530 Tons, S.H.P. 40,000 Cd. Telegraphist—L. A. Howes (act.)

Wt. Electrician—D. A. Munn (acting)

, Gurs—’5-4.7 inch Wt. Shipwright—T. E. Murch '

4th S/M Flotilla Wt. Engineers—F. S. Margfie, E. J.

P. Collins, J. W. , Heavyside

r China Schoolmaster—T. R. Smart, b.a., b.sc:

Commander—H. P. K. Oram Wt. Writer—C. J. W. Enright

Lieutenants—T. A. Pack-Beresford, Wt. Supply, Officer—W. E. Mingay

(N) J. A. Etvvin, A. E. Doran

Eng.-Lieut.—I. ,C. Howden FoA Submarines

Gunner—E. A. Harris Lieut.-Commander—W, E- Banks

Re-commissioned at Hong Kong, Lieutenant—-R. D. Cayley

April 2, 1934. (Accounts, carried, out Sub-Lieutenants—J. E. R. Crews, D.

A. B. Abdy, J. W. T. Milton, W. N.

in “Medway.”) R. Knox

Wt. Engineers—E. P. Birkett, H. P.

Submarine Depot Ship “ MEDWAY ” Kernick, W. J. Blackeby

Commissioned at Barrow-in-Furneesr

3rd July, 1929.

15,000 Tons (estimated). S.H.P. 8,000

Guns—2-4 inch, 4-4 inch A.A., 4-3 pr. Submarine “ ODIN ”

4th‘ S/M- Flotilla

China

Captain^C. G. B. Coltart (and as 1,475 Tons. S.H.P. 4,400.

Captain (S) IV S/M Flotilla) Guns—1-4 inch

Commander—C. T. Addis

Lieut.-Comdrs.—(N) K. W. Kirby, 4th ’S/M Flotilla

(G) A. W. Gush, (A/S) A. S. D. China

Ryder (and for A/S duties in Lieut.-Commander—H. V. King

flotilla) and H. W. S. Browning Lieutenants—R. B. Chandler, G. D.

(Staff Officer, Operations)

Lieutenants—(S) C. M. Jacob, (T) E. Lieutenants—R B Chandler, G. D.

D. Webb (and for Flotilla duties), WtA. Engineer—F.

Gregory, M. R. G. Wingfield

A. Braham

L. P. Brindley Commissioned at Chatham on 8th

Commander (E)—H. iS. Roome (and July, 1929. Tender to “Medway.”

for Flotilla duties)

Eng.-Lieut.-Comdr.—L. H. W. Mauger

Lieutenant (E)—E. A. Read Submarine “ OLYMPUS ”

Chaplain—Rev. R. E. Royce

Surg. Comdr. C. H. M. Gimlett, 1,475 Tons. S.H.P. 4,400

M. B.

Pay'm. Comdr.—G.( E. L. Hargreaves Guns—1-4 . inch

Surg. Lieut.-Commander (D)—L. M. 4th S/M Flotilla

Hughes, l.d.s. China

Surg. Lifeut.-Gomdr.—V. G. Horan, Lieut.-Commahder—J. A. C. Hill

M.B. Lieutenants—A: S. Jackson, A. Pj :

Payro. Lieut.-Commandet—P. J. A. Barrow-Green; A. R. Cheyne

Moore Wt. Engineer—L. A. Creed'

Paym. Lieutenant—D. P. H. Pearson September,

•Commissioned'1929. at Tender

the Clydeto on“Med

25tl r.

Cd. Gunners S. C. Kemiall, (T) J.

Bunce way.”

 H.B.M. SQUADRON; IN .CHINA Dios

Subimaeinb ‘‘.ORPHEUS’’ Submarine “ PANDORA ”

1,475 Tpn^ S.H.P. 4,400. 1,475 Tons. S.H.P. 4,400.

Guns—1-4 inch Guns—1-4 inch

4th S'/M Flotilla 4th S/M Flotilla

China ! China

Lieut.-Comipander—R. W. Moir Lieut.-Commander—E.' R. Gibson

Lieutenants—D. St. Clair Ford, J. S. : Lieutenants—P.

Post abd F. J. Brooks

J. H. Barlett, S. E.

Huddart, M. R. Bran well ! Cd. Engineer—T. G. V. Oasley

Wt. Engineer—F„ A. Freeman Commissioned

Commissioned

April, g>t Pallhuir

1930. 'Tender on 2nd ; 1930.

to'“ Medway.” Tender toat“Medway.’’

Barrow, 23rd May,

Submarine “ OSIRIS ” Submarine‘ “PARTHIAN”

1,475 Tons. S.H.P. 4,400

1,475 Tons. S.H.P. 4,400 Guns—1-1 inch

Guns—1-4 inch 4th S/M Flotilla

4th S/M Flotilla , China

China Lieut.-Commander—E. P. A. Brooks

Lieut.-Comdr.—H. C. Cumberbatch Lieutenants—S. It. H. Davenport, C.

Lieuts.—J. D. Luce, W. S. Donald Lieutenant B. Crouch. C. G. Walker

and J. Hamilton (E)-S. W, Underhill •

Lieutenant (E)—D. H. Acheson Commissioned at Chatham, 6th Oc-

Commissioned on 13th December, tober, 1930. Tenderi to “ Medway.”

1929. Tender to “Medway.”

Submarine “ OSWALD ” iSubmarine “ PERSEUS ”

1,475 Tons. S.H.P. 4,400.

1,475 Tons. S-.H.P. 4,400. Guns^—1-4.7 inch.

Guns—A-4 inch 1th E/M Flotilla

4th S/M Flotilla . China

China Lieut.-Commander—G. P. Claridge

Commander—M. T. , Collier Lieut. E. C.- F. Nicolay

Lieutenants—H. G. Walters, P. L. Sub-Lieuts—W. F, P. Cooper;

H. I. Bowater and E.

Field & G, C, I. St. B. S. Watkins Lieutenant (E) —B. E. O’Brien

Wt. Engineer—A. W. Lane Commissioned at Barrow on 8th

Commissioned on 1st March,; 1929. March, ,1933. Tender to “ Medway.”

Tender .to “ Medway.”

Submarine “ OTUS ” Submarine “PHOENIX”

1,475 Tons. . S.H.P. 4,400 1,475 Tons. S.H.P. 4,400.

Guns—1-4 inch Ouns—,1-4 in

4th S/M Flotilla

4th S/M Flotilla , China

China Lieut.-Commander—L. L. B. Myers

Lieut.-Comdr.—E., R., C. MacYicker Lieutenants—J. H. Forbes, G. H. S.

Lieutenants—W-

F. Balston, S. A.L. K.B. N.. Cayaye, E.

Maybury Haward, D. S. Massy-Dawson

Wt. Engineer—C. J. H. Willcocks Wt.

! Engineer—J. Pugh

Commissioned at Birkenhead, on

Commissioned

Tender on 5th June, 1929. 29th November, 1930. Tender td

to “ Medway.” “ MedWay.”

D106 SQUADRON IN CHINA

Submarine “ PROTEUS ” Destroyer “DUCHESS”

1,475 Tons. S.H.P. 4,400. 1,375 Tons. H.P. 36,000

Guns—l-4 inch Guns—4-4.7 inch.

4th S/M Flotilla 1st Flotilla

China China

Lieut.-'Commander—H. L. S. Baker

Lieutenants—L. P. Moore and R. E. Lieut.-Commander—S.

Lieutenants—J.

A. Buss

H. Swain, O. G.

Campbell Cameron

Sub-Lieut.—R. E. Colfart Sub-Lieutenant—G. K. Horsey

Wt. Engineer—R. D. Glenn Gunner—(T) B. E. Chitty

Commissioned

April, at toBarrow

1931. Tender on 28th Wt.

“ Medway.” Engr.—R. Duckworth

Submarine “RAINBOW” Destroyer “DIAMOND”

1,475 Tons 1,375 Tons. S.H.P. 36,000

Guns—1-4 inch Guns—4-4.7 inch

4th S/M Flotilla 1st Flotilla

China China

Lieut.-Commander—A. S. H. Morris Lieut.-Commander—G. N. Brewer

Lieutenants—A. C. C. Miers, R. Dyer, Lieutenants—E. G. Le Geyt, F. N.

M. A. Langley Elliott

Lieutenant (E)—G. S. P. Wood Sub-Lieut.—H. A. Stuart-Menteth

Commissioned at Chatham, 27th Gunner—(T) W. J. Cook

October, 1931. Wt. Engineer—R. Allison

Flotilia Leader “DUNCAN” Destroyer “DELIGHT”

14,000 Tons. I.H.P. 36,000

Guns—4-4.7 inch, 1-3 inch A. A. 1,375 Tons. S.H.P. 36,000

1st Flotilla Guns—4-4.7 inch

China 1st Flotilla

Captain—A. R. Hammick (Captain China

(D), 1st Flotilla) Commander—F. J. Wylie

Lieut.-Comdr.—(G) R. S. Christian Lieutenants—H. C. Simms, J. H.

Edwards Wallace

Lieut.—(T) Y. D’A. Donaldson Sub.-Lieut.—P. A. Roche

Surg. Lieut.-Comdr.—A. L. Moorby, Cd. Gunner—(T) H. D. Jenner

M.R.C.S., li.R.C.P. Cd. Engineer—A. L. Hobden

Paym. Lieut.-Comdr.—J. B. Lancaster

(Captain’s secretary)

Cd. Sig. Boatswain—H. J. Peters Destroyer “DARING”

(for Flotilla duties)

Cd. Telegraphist—A. Williams, d.s.m. 1,375 Tons. S.H.P. 36,000

Gunner—G. Martin (for D. F. duties)

Schoolmaster—B. Clark Guns—4-4.7 inch

Lieut.-Comdr.—A. St. Clair Ford 1st Flotilla

Lieutenants—(N)

(and for FlotillaH.duties),

C. R. Alexander

U. Clark, China

H. A. I. Luard Commander—G. D. Belben, d.s.o.

Eng. Comdr.—F. E. Yeates (and for Lieutenants—(I Rs) D. B. Wyburd, J.

Flotilla duties) H. Crawford, W. Whitworth

Gunner—(T) J. R. Smith Gunner (T)—A. R. McDowall

Wt. Engineer—K. W. Douglas Wt. Engr.—S. J. H. Mardon

 H.B.M. SQUADRON IN CHINA D107

Destroyer “DAINTY” Surveying Vessel “ HERALD ”

1,650 Tons. I.H.P. 2,500

1,375 Tons. S.H.P. 36,000 (Displaced by previous national rules.)

Guns—4-4.7 inch Guns—1-3 pr.

1st Flotilla China

China Captain—E. F. B. Law

Commander—R. S. Lovatt Lieut.-Commander—E. V. B. Baker

Lieutenants—P. A. Cartwright, D. Lieutenants—M. B. Thomas (for (N)

duties in lieu of a Specialist), W.

Sanderson N. Fetch, J. K. L, Dickson, E. G.

Cd. Engineer—A. Cavers Irving

Gunner-(T) M. W. L. Goldfinch Paym. Lieut.-Comdr.—X. U. White

Surg.-Lieut.—G. A. Lawson, m.b.,ch.b.

Destroyer “DECOY” Sub-Lieut.—R. H. Connell

Boatswain—W. H. Calveley

Wt. Engr.—B. J. Pilkington

1,375 Tons. S.H.P. 36,000 Re-commissioned at Singapore on

November 28, 1933

Guns—4-4.7 inch

1st Flotilla River Gunboat “ CIGALA ”

China 625 Tons. I.H.P. 2,000.

Commander—J. M. Howson Guns—2-6 inch, 1-3 inch A. A.

Lieutenants—A. C. Behague, J. W. China

Rylands, J. M. Palmer

Cd. Engineer—S. C. Chatfield Lieut.-Commander—E. R. Conder

Gunner—(T> J. Melvin Lieutenant—E. G. P. B. Knapton

Surg.-Lieutenant—P M. McSwiney,

M.B., B.CH.

Destroyer “DEFENDER” Re-commissioned

(Accounts carried out8thin “June, 1923.

Tamar.”)

1,375 Tons. S.H.P. 36,000 Gunboat “TARANTULA”

Guns—4-4.7 inch

1st Flotilla 625 Tons. I.H.P. 2,000

China Guns—1-6 inch, L3 inch A.A., 2-3 pr.

Lieut.-Commander—R. C. Beckett China

Lieutenants—J. Mowlam, J. T. Captain—W. G. Benn (senior officer,

Birch, R. D. Franks West River)

Gunner—(T) T. C. Jones Lieutenants—D. E. Holland-Martin

Wt. Engineer—L. V. Thomas and E. T. Garnett

Surg.-Lieut.-Comdr.—L. J. Corbett,

L.M.S.S. A.

Destroyer “VETERAN” Commissioned 1st June, 1916 (Ac-

counts carried out in' “ Tamar.”)

1,375 Tons. S.H.P. 36,000 River Gunboat “ SEAMEW ”

Guns—4-4.7 inch

1st Flotilla 262 Tons. S.H.P. 1,370

China Guns—2-3 inch A. A.

Lieut.-Commander—W. H. Selby China

Lieutenants—R. W. Wicks, R. R. Lieut.-Commander—W. T. W. Curtis

Wood, A. H. C. Gordon-Lennox Lieutenant—A. D. G. Inglis

Gunner—(T) H. R. Neal Commissioned 1st April, 1928. (Ac-

Wt. Engr.—S. E. V. Gissing counts carried out in “ Tamar.”)

Dl'OS H.B.M. SQUADRON IN CHINA

Sioop “ BRIDGEWATER Surg.-Lieiitl—R. M. Brenner, m.b.,

CH.B.

1,045 Tons. S.H.P. 2,000 Sub.-Lieut. —R. H. Hodgkinson

Guns—1-4 inch, 1-4 inch A.A. Gunner—E. Whiteside

China Wt. Engineer—J. H. Harrison

Commander —- J. S. M. Mackenzie- Recommissioned at Hong Kong,

Grieve April 2, 1934

Lieut.-Commander—A. B. Alison

Lieutenants—(Nl P. C. O. Moseley &

A. J. T. Roe ' Sloop “ SANDWICH ”

Surg.-Lt.—T. McCarthy; l.r.c.p. & s.

Gunner;—S. J. Dallaway (acting) 1,045 Tons. S.H.P. 2,000

Wt.-Engineer—R. Dixon

Re-commissioned at Hong Kong, Guns—1-4 inch, 1-4 inch A. A.

April 2, 1934 Commander—F. C. Flynn

Sloop “FALMOUTH” Lieut.-Comdr.—R. - S. Foster-Brown

Lieutenants—(N) (I Fr. Sp.) H. P.

1,060 Tons. S.H.P. 2,000 Madden & C. P. McN. Hart

• Guns—1.-4 inch, 4-3 pr. Surg.-Lieutenant — J. W. Caswrellr

China M.D., D.PH.

Commander—F. J. Walker Gunner—W. J. Deuchar

Lieut.-Comdr.—J. F. Whitfield Wt. Engineer—J. H. Rankine

Lieutenants—(N) H. B. C. Gill and April Recommissioned at Hong Kong on

Viscount Kelburn 2, 1934

Surg. LieUt.-Comdr.—D. R. F. Ber-

tram, M.B.B.S, H.M. NAVAL DOCKYARD

Cd. Gunner—E. C. Curtain

Wt. Engr.—H. ,E. B. Williamson

Commodore-in-charge of Naval Estab-

Sloop “GRIMSBY” lishments—Captain F. Elliott, o.b.e.

(Commodore 2nd Class)

1,060 Tons (Estimated). H.P. 2,000 (To be supersided by Capt. C. G.

Guns—2-4.7 inch" 1-3 inch, 4-3 pr. Medgwick in April, 1935)

China Secretary and Cashier—E. W. C.

Commander—N' V. Grace Corry

Lieutenant—P. Somerville and (N) Commander—(N) H. C. Legge, D.s.c.

■ (Commander of Dockyard and Mas-

R. G. W. Hare

Sur.-Lieut.—W. B. Taylor, l.r.c.p., ter Attendant)

L.R.C.S., L.D.S., E.C.S. Lieut.-Comdr.—(N) E. H. C, Branson

Sub-Lieutenant—H. N. Custarice (Assistant to’ Commander of Dock-

Cd. Engr.—R. W. Orchard

Gunner—W. W. Banham yard and1 Superintendent of Chart

Commissioned at Devonport on Depot)

May 15, 1934 Ch. Gunner—(T) H. Greehslade

Cd. Boatswain—W. G. Knight

Sloop “FOLKSTONE” Chief Constructor—A. W. Watson,

M.B.E.

1,045 Tons. S.H.P. 2,000 Constructor—W. H. Wallond

Guns—1-4 inch, 1-4 inch A.A., 2-3 pr. Assist. Constructor, 1st Class—V. W.

• China Hall

Captain—A. D. Read Chief Engineer—Eng. Capt. A. C.

Lieut.-Commander—C. W. Greening- Hugill, M.V.O., O.B.E.

Lieutenant—(N)

Gregory (I Fr.) R. A. V. First Assistant to Chief Engineer^—

Comdr. (E) W. G. Cowland

 H.B.M. SQUADRON IN CHINA D109-

Assistant to Chief Engineer—Engr. Deputy Naval Store Officer—W. H.

Comdr. H. J. White (for charge of Webster (for Wei-hai-wei)

Gun Mountings)

Superintending Civil Engineer—J. F. Superintendent and Victualling Store

Officei:—H. F. Proctor

Ardron Assistant Victualling Store Officer—

Civil Engineer—W. A. Laing, b.sc:, F. E. J. Higgins

A.M.I.C.E.

Assistant Civil Engineers—G. L. Wil- Senior Armament Supply Officer—G.

B. McCormick

son, A.M.I.C.E, E. G. Lee, b.sc., Heputy Armament Supply Officer—R:

A.M.I.C.E. W. Mittell

Assistant Surveyors—J. Connely and Torpedo Engr. Officer—Lieut.-Comdr.

P. T. Williams

Superintending , Elect. Eng., Grade (E.) A. B. Coventry

II-—H. Martin, m.i.e.e., m.i.e.(s.a.)

Elect. Eng.—H. P. Blake, a.m.i.e.e. ROYAL NAVAL HOSPITAL

Naval Store Officer—A., G. Potter HONG KONG

Deputy Naval Store Officer—R. Hen-

derson

Assistant Naval Store Officers—C. D. Surg.-Captain—A.

L.B.C.P.

T. Rivers, M.K.C.S.*

Bartlett and J. A. Riach

Deputy Expense Accounts Officer—H. Surg.-Lieut.-Com.—R. C. May, m.c.,

C. Tyson m.r.c.s., l.r.c.p. (and as Surgical

Assistant Expense Accounts Officer— Specialist), R. A. Graff, m.r.c.s.,

E. R. C. Moy l.r.c.p. (and as Medical Specialist),

Assistant Cashier—F. A. Munn F. W. Gayford, m.r.c.s., l.r.c.p.

Chaplain—Rev. F. N. Chamberlain, (and for special duties)

a.k.c. (and for R.N. Hospital) Surg.-Lt.-Cominander (D.)—W. E. L.

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M.B., CH.B. Sister—Miss A. Ralph

Medical Officer—Surg.-Comdr. W. H. Nursing Sisters.—Miss G. B. Martin

Murray, l.r.c.p. & s. (in charge, of and Miss M. F. M. Trimble

R.N. Sick Quarters at Wei-hai-wei Senior Pharmacist—E. Nursaw

and acts as Medical Officer of Health Pharmacist—E.< L. H. Shute

at Liukungtao) Wt. Wardmaster—W. English

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Coffee.—Receiving

picul. and weighing, 40 cents per

cent,picul.

plus 20Bags, packing

per and

monthshipping,

on first40cost.centsStore

per

Rent, 12Fire centsInsurance,

per piculIper

per month. per cent,

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oncentsfirstwithout

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HONG KONG SOUTH CHINA MALAYA.

 A G E N C I E S

IN

JAPAN

TOKYO

(For Details of Addresses, etc., of Agents see Preceding Sectionsj

Aktiebolaget Area—Gadeliius & Co., I. chaft—Doiku

G. Farbenindustrie Akteengesells-

Ld. Senryo G.K.

Aktiebolagct Archinmodes—Gadelius & Indian Motorcycle Co.—Tozai Motors,

Co., Ld. Ltd.

Aktiebolaget Atlas Diesel—Gadeluis A.B. Karlstads Mek, Yerksted—Gade-

& Co., Ld. lius & Co., Ltd.

Aktiebolaget Bol inden-Munktell—Ga-

delius & Co., Ltd. Leitz Ernst Wetzlar—Schmidt Shoten

Aktiebolaget Gerh. — Gadelius & Co., Lister & Co., R. A. (Lister Diesel En-

Ld. gines)—Tozai Motors, Ld.

Allmanna Ingeniorsbyran—Gadelius A.B. Lj angstroms Angturbin—Gade-

& Co., Ld. lius & Co., Ltd.

Allmanna, Svenska Elektriska Aktie-

bolaget—Gadelius & Co., Ltd. Matchless Motor Cycle Ld., Reditch—

American Electric Co., Chicago, III., Tozai Motor Co.

U.S.A. — Automatic Telephones, Merck, E., Darmstadt—Schmidt Shoten

Ltd., of Japan

Automatic Electric Sales Co., Ld., Nitsche & Guenther, A. G., Rathenow

Chicago, 111., U.S.A.—Automatic —Schmidt Shoten

Telephones, Ltd., of Japan Norddeutscher Lloyd Bremen—Ahrens

Automatic Electric Co., Ltd., Liver- & Co., Nachf. H.

pool, England—Automatic Telep- Northern Equipment Co.—Gadelius &

hones, Ltd., of Japan Co., Ld.

Antomatique Electrique de Belgique,

S.A. Antwerp, Belgium—^Automatic Patentaktiebolaget Grondat Ramen —

Telephones, Ltd., of Japan Gadelius & Co., Ltd.

Avesta Steel Works—Gadelius & Co., Prestwich & Co., J. A., London (J.

Ltd, A. J. Engine)—Tozai Motors, Ld.

Burman '& Sons Ld., Birmingham A. B. Ruthsaccumulater—Gadelius &

(Gear Box)—Tozai Motors, Ld. Co., Ltd.

Directory and Chronicle of the Far Sandvik Steel Works, Sandviken—

East—Maruzen & Co., Ld. Gadelius & Co., Ltd.

Ekstroms Maskinaffar-^Gadelius & iSchoeller-Bleckman Steel Works.—

Co., Ld. Schoeller-Bleckman Phoenix Seiko Co.

A.B. Elektrisk Malemletning—Gade- Stickstoff-Syndikat, G.m.b.H. Berlin,

lius & Co., Ltd. Fertilizers^—Ahrens & Co., Nachf H.

Svenska Aktiebolaget Bromsregulator

Emil Busch A. G. Rathenow—Schmidt —Gadelius & Co., Ltd.

Shoten Svenska Diamantbergborrnings Ak-

Eugene F. Phillips Electric Works, tiebolaget—Gadelius & Co., Ltd.

Ltd., Montreal, Canada—Automatic Svenska Turbinfabriks AB.—Gade-

Telephones, Ltd., of Japan lius & Co., Ltd.

E2 AGENCIES—YO KOHAMA—OSAKA

YOKOHAMA

(For Details of Addresses, etc., of Agents see Preceding Sections)

Amalgamated Anthracite Collieries, Indo-China Line—Owston & Co., Ltd.

Ld.—Owston & Co., Ltd. Jar dine, Matheson

Ariel Works, Ld.—Apcar & Co. Owston & Co., Ltd.

British-India & Apcar Lines.—Mac- Java-China-Japan Lijn—Wiersum &

kinnon, Mackenzie k, Co. (Japan), Co., Ltd.

Ld. Marine Insurance Go., Ld.—Mac-

Canadian Transport Co.—Owston & kinnon, Mackenzie & Co. (Japan),

Co., Ltd. Ld.

Day, Son & Hewitt, Ld.-- Apcar & Co. Meadows k Co., Thomas—Owston &

Eastern & Australian S.S. Co., Ld.— Co., Ltd

Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co. (Ja- Merchants Fire Assurance Corpn.

New York.—Mackinnon, of

Mackenzie- ;

pan) Ld. k Co. (Japan), Ld.

Excelsior Motor Co.^—Apcar & Co. Norddeutscher Lloyd—Ahrens k Co.

Federal Insurance Co., Ld.—Mac-

kinnon, Mackenzie & Co. (Japan), Peninsula k Oriental Steam Nav. Co.: j

Ld. —Mackinnon, Mackenzie k Co.,. !

Glen & Shire Line, Ld.—Owston & (Japan), Ld.

Co., Ltd. Rhys and Company—Owston k Co.,. I

Hartford Fire Insurance Co.—Mac- Ltd.

kinnon, Mackenzie & Co. (Japan), Sea Insurance Co., Ld.—Mackinnon,- ]

Ld. Mackenzie k Co. (Japan), Ld.

Hplland-East Asia Line—Wiersum & S ticks toff- Syn dikat G. m. b. H. —Ahrens

Co., Ltd. k Co.

Hongkong Fire Insurance Co.—Owston

& Co. Yorkshire Insce. Co.—Stanton & Co.

OSAKA

(For Details of Addresses, etc., of Agents see Preceding Sections)

Aall & Co., Ltd.—Nickel k Lyons, Ltd. Eastern and Australian S.S. Co.—

American Mail Line—Nickel k Lyons, Ld. Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co:, Ld.

Apcar Lines—Mackinnon, Mackenzie k Etablissements Kuhlmann, Paris

Co., Ld. (France)—Liebermann, Waelchli k

British-India Steam Nav. Co.—Mac- Co.,

kinnon, Mackenzie k Co., Ld. Holstein & Co., C. (Rickmers Line)—

Butterfield k Swire (Japan), Ltd.— Nickel k Lyons, Ld.

Nickel k Lyons

Cornes k Go. (Ben Line)—Nickel & Jadine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., (Glen

Lyons, Ld. Line)—Nickel k Lyons, Ld.

Dollar Steamship Line — Nickel k Peninsular k Oriental Steam Nav. Co.

Lyons, Ld. —Maekinnon, Mackenzie & Co., Ld.

 AGENCIES—KOBE ES

KOBE

(For Details of Addresses, etc., of Agents see Preceding Sections)

Alliance Assurance Co., Ld.—Dod- British Shipowners, Mutual Protecion

well & Co., Ld. and Indemnity Association. Ld.—

Alliance Assurance Co., Ld.—Jar- Nichizui Trading Co., Ld.

dine, Mafcheson & Co., Ld. Brotherton k Co., Ld. — Brunner,

American Oriental Line—Dodwell & Mond k Co. (Japan), Ld

Co., Ld.

Amorican Steamship Owners’ Mutual Caledonian . Insurance Co.—Dodwell

Protection and Indemnity Associa- k Co., Ld.

tion. Inc.—Nichizui Trading Co., Caledonian Insurance Co.,0 Ld.—Mac-

Ld. kinnon, Mackenzie k C -, Ld.

Amministrazionne Nissim — Nichizui Canadian American Shipping Co.,

Trading Co. Ld.—Murase Shoten

Andrew Weir & Co.—Oodwell & Co., Canadian Transport Co., Ld.—Cwston

Ltd. k Co.. Insurance

Ld.

Anglo-Canadian Shipping Co., Ltd. Canton Office, Ld.—Jar-

—M u rase Shoten dine, Matheson & Co., Ld.

Anglo-Chinese Eastern Trading . Co., Carlowitz k Co., Ld.—The Standard

Ltd. of London—Ermenberg, A. Braid k Produce Co.

Anglo-Saxon Petroleum Co., Ld.— Gassel Cyanide Co.—Brunner, Mond

' Dodwell & Co., Ld. & Co. (Japan), Ld.

Asiatic Steam Navigation Co., Ld., Castner-Kellner Alkali Co.—Brunner,

London—Nichizui Trading Co., Ld. Mond & Co. (Japan), Ld.

Assuranceforeningen “Gard”—Nishi- Chance k Hunt. Ld.—Brunner, Mond

zui Trading Co., Ld. k Co. (Japan), Ld.

Assuranceforeningen “ Skuld ” — Code Compiling Co., Inc. (New York)

Nichizui Trading Co., Ld. —A. Ennenberg

Commercial Union Assurance Co.,

Bakau Co.—Dodwell k Co., Ld. Ld.—Mackinnon, Mackenzie k Co.,

Bank Line, Ld.—Dodwell & Co., Ld. Ld.

Bankers k Traders Insce. Co., Ltd.— Cbmpagnis Maritime Beige;—Nichizui

Owston k Co., Ltd. Trading Cb., Ltd.

Barber-Wilhelmsen Line—Dodwell k Crosfield k Sons, Ld. — Brunner,.

Co., Ld.^ Mond k Co. (Japan), Ld.

‘‘Bayer” I’harmacuetical Dept. I.G. Crown 'Willamette Paper Co.. San

Farbenindustrie A.G., Leverkusen, Francisco—Lendrum (Japan), Ld.

Germany—Bayer Meister Lucius

Ben Line Steamers Ld.—Cornes k Co. Dalgliesh Line—Dodwell k Co., Ld.;

Blue Star Line, Ld.—Dodwell k Co., Dampney k Co., Ld.—Uodwell k Co.,-

Ld. Ld.

Board of Underwriters of New York— Danish Shipowners, Defence Associa-

Cornes k Co. tion, Copenhagen-—Nichizui Trading

Borax Consolidated, Ld. — Brunner Co., Ld.

Mond k Co., (Japan), Ld. Directory

Britannia S.S. Insurance Association, East—J L.& Thompson

Chronicle Co.■

of the Far

Ld.—Nichizui Trading Co., Ld. Dodweil-Castle Line—Dodwell & Co.,

British Anti-Fouling Composition k Ld.

Paint Co.—Dodwell & Co., Ld.

British Canadian Steamships, Ld.— East Asiatic Co., Ld.—Dodwell & Co.y

Jardine, Matheson k Co., Ld. Ld.

British Dyestuffs Corpn.—Brunner, Eastern and Australian 'S.S. Co., Ld..

Mond k Co. —Mackinnon, Mackenzie k Co., Ld.

British India and Apcar Lines.—Mac- Eastern Insurance Co.. Xd.—Jardine,,

kinnon, Mackenzie & Co., Ld. Mathesbn & .Co., Ld.

E4 AGENCIES—KOBE

Ellerman & Bucknall S.S. Co., Ltd.— Manufacturers Mutual Insurance Ld.

Nichizui Trading Co., Ltd. —Nichizui Trading Co., Ld.

Marine Insurance Co. (London), Ld.

—Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co., Ld.

Fearnley & Eger—Nichizui Trading Maritime

Co., Ld. Insurance Co., Ld.—Mac-

kinnon, Mackenzie & Co., Ld.

Federal Insurance Co.—Mackinnon, Mercantile

Mackenzie & Co., Ld. Mutual Insce. Co., Ltd.—

Feldman Rug Co.—Leonard Birnie Owston & Co., Ltd.

Fylgia Insurance Co., Ld.—Nichizui McEwan-Younger,

Jardine, Matheson

Ld., Edinburgh —

& Co., Ld.

Trading Co., Ld. Mooney & Co., Ltd., J. R.—Leonard

Glen Line, Ld.—Jardine, Matheson & Birnie

Co., Ld.

Gossage & Sons, Ld.—Brunner, Mond Navigazione Generale Italiana—Nichi-

zui Trading Co., Ld.

& Co. (Japan), Ld.

Guardian Assurance Co., Ld.—Jar- Nederland Royal Mail Line-^Java-

China-Japan Lijn

dine, Matheson & Co., Ld. New Zealand Insurance Co,, Ld.—

Owston & Co., Ld.

Haggie, Ld.—(D. H. & G.)—Brunner, Newcastle

Mond & Co. (Japan), Ld Protection and Indemnity

Hartford Fire Insurance Co.—Mac- Nobel’sAssociation—Dodwell & Co., Ld.

kinnon, Mackenzie & Co., Ld. Industries, Ld.—Brunner,

Mond & Co. (Japan), Ld.

Holland American Line—Java-China- Norddeutscher

Japan Lijn Lloyd Bremen—Ahrens

Holland Oost Azie Lijn—Java-China- North& Co.

Japan Lijn of England Protection and

Hong Kong Fire Insurance Co., Ld. Co., Indemnity Association—Dodwell &

—Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld. Ld. Afrika &; Australia Line—

Norwegian,

Dodwell & Co., Ld.

I. C. I. (Fertilizer & Synthetic Pro- Norwich Union

ducts), Ltd.—Brunner, Mond & Co. Fire Insce. Society

I. C. I. ''Alkali), Ltd.—Brunner, Mond Ltd.—Owston & Co., Ltd.

& Co., Ltd.

Indo-China Steam Navigation Co., Oriental Consolidated Mining Co.—

Ld —Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld. Leonard Birnie

Internationate Crediet en Handels, Pacific Mills, Ld., Vancouver, B. C.—

“Rotterdam”—Standard Braid & Lendrum (Japan), Ld.

Produce Co. Pears, Ld. (A. & F.)— Dodwell & Co.,

Ld.

J. and J. White, Ld.—Brunner Mond Peerless Carbon and Ribbon Co., Ld.

& Co. (Japan), Ld. —Dodwell & Co., Ld.

Peninsular & Oriental Steam Nav.

Laporte, Ld.—Brunner, Mond & Co. Co.—Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co.,

(Japan), Ld. Ld,

Liverpool & London & Globe Insce. Perryman

Co.

Electric Co.— Elko Shima

Co., Ltd.—Brunner, Mond & Co. Premier Electric Welding Co.—Brun-

Liverpool and London and Globe In- ner, Monel & Co. (Japan), Ld.

surance

Co., Ld. Co., Ld.—Nichizui Trading Prince Line, Ld.—-Jardine, Matheson

Lloyd Triestino Trieste — Nichizui & Co., Ld.

Trading Co., Ld.

Lloyd’s, London—Cornes & Co. Quebracho Fusionados — Brunner,

London Salvage Assoc.—Cornes & Co. Mond & Co., Ltd.

London Steamship Owners’ Mutual Queensland Insce. Co., Ltd.—Qwston

Insurance Association. Ld.—Nichi- & Co., Ltd.

zui Trading Co., Ld.

Magadi Soda Co., Ld. — Brunner, Ralli Brothers—Cornes & Co.

Reckitt & Sons, Ld.—Brunner, Mond

Mond & Co. (Japan), Ld. & Co. (Japan), Ld.

 AGENCIES-KOBE -MOJI E5-

Eeliance Marine Insurance Co., Ld.— Owston & Oo., Ltd.

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld. Transatlantic Steamship Co., Ld.—

Eiunione Adriatica de Sicurta—Ni- Nichizui Trading Co.. Ld.

chizui Trading Co. Triton Insurance Co., Ld.—Jardine,,

Eotterdamsche Lloyd — Java-China^ Matheson & Co., Ld.

Japan Lijn

Royal Dutch Indian Airways—Java- Underwood Elliot Fisher Co.—Dodwell

China-Japan Lijn & Co., Ld.

Royal Dutch Airways—Java-China- Union Assurance Society, Ld. —Dod-

Japan Lijn well & Co., Ld.

Royal Insurance Co., Ld.—Jardine, United Alkali Co.—Brunner, Mond &

Matheson & Co.. Ld. Co. (Japan), Ld.

Royal Packet Navigation Co.—Java- United Kingdom Mutual Steamship

China-Japan Lijn

Ruinione Adriatica de Sicurta—Nichi- Assurance Association, Ld.—Nichi-

zui Trading Co., Ld.

zui Trading Co., Ld. U.S. Alkali Export Association—Brun-

St. Maurice Valley Paper Co., Ltd.— ner, Mond & Co. (Japan), Ld.

Lendrum (Japan), Ltd.

Sea Insurance Co., Ld.—Mackinnon, Watts,

Ld.

Watts & Co.—Dodwell & Co.,

Mackenzie & Co., Ld. Weir (Andrew) & Co.—Dodwell & Co.

Seoul Mining Co.—Leonard Birnie

Standard Insurance Co., Ltd.—Ows- West of England Steamship Owners’

Protection and Indemnity Associa-

ton & Co., Ltd.

Stickstoff-Syndikat G.m.b.H., Berlin tion, Ld.—Nichizui Trading Co., Ld.

—Ahrens & Co., Nachf. H.

Yorkshire Insurance Co., Ld.—Dod-

well & Co., Ld.

Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance Yorkshire

Co., Ld.—Nichizui Trading Co., Ld. & Co., Ld. Insurance Co., Ld.—Owston

Torres Straits PearIseHers’ Assotc.—

MOJI

(For Details of Addresses, etc., of Agents see Preceding Sections)

Accident Insurance Co.—Nutter & Nichizui Trading Co., Ltd.—Nutter

Co. & Co.

American Marine Insurance Co.— Nobel’s Explosives—Nutter & Co.

. Nutter & Co. North of England Protecting & In-

demnity Association—Nutter & Co.

! Cotton Control—Nutter & Co. Overseas Assurance Corporation—

i| Dollar Steamship Co.—Nutter & Co. Nutter & Oo.

^ Glen Line—Nutter & Oo. Prince Line—Nutter & Co.

Hanover Fire Insurance Co.—Nutter Sun Fire Insurance Co.—Nutter &

& Co. Co.

ji Marine Office of America—Nutter & Thos. Schmidt (German Insurance

Co. Bureau)—Nutter & Co.

Whitecross Steel Co., Ltd.—Nutter &

New Zealand Insurance Co., Ltd.— Co.

Nutter & Co. Williamson & Co.—Nutter & Co.

 FORMOSA

(tor Details oj Addresses, etc., of Agents see Preceding Sections)

American Asiatic S.S. Co.—Tait & Glen Line of Steamers — Jardmei

Co., Ld. Matheson & Cd., Ld.

American and Manchurian Line—Jaf- Hong Kong Fire Insurance Co., Ld.

dine, Matheson & Co., Ld. —Jarciine, Matheson & Co., Ld.

American & Oriental Line—Tait & Indo-China Steam Navigation Co.,

Co., Ld. Ld.—Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld.

American Pioneer Line—Carter Ma-

cey Tea and,: Coffee Co., Inc. Java-China-Japan Lijn—Carter Ma-

Barber-Wilhelmsen Line'—Carter Ma- cey Tea and Coffee Co., Inc.

cey Tea and Coffee Co., Inc. Lloyd’s Agents—Jardine, Matheson &

Ben Line Steamers, Ltd.—Tait & Co.. Co., Ltd.

Ltd. Maersk Line—Tait & Co., Ltd.

Blue Funnel Line of Steamers—Jar- Morris Commercial Cars, Ld.—Tait &

din e, Matheson & Co., Ld. ; Co., Ld.

Board of Underwriters of New York— Morris Motors, Ld.—Tait & Co , Ld.

Tait & Co., Ld.

Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ld.— North China Insurance Co., Ld.—

Jar dine, Matheson & Co., Ld. Tait & Co., Ld.

Canton Insurance Office, Ld.—Jar- Osaka Shosen Kaisha—Tait & Co.,

dine, Matheson & Co., Ld. Ld.

Dollar Line—Tait & Co.. Ld. Peninsular & Oriental Steam Nav.

Directory and Chronicle of China, Co.—Tait & Co., Ld.

Japan, Malaya, Philippines, etc. Prince Line—Tait & Co., Ld.

—Llphinstone, S. Royal Mail Steam Packet Co.—Jar-

Eastern and Australian S.S. Co., Ltd. dine, Matheson & Co., Ld.

—Tait & Co., Ltd. South British Insce. Co., Ld.—Tait &

El Dia Compania Anonima de Segu- Co., Ld.

ros^-Tait & rCo., Ld.

Ellerman Line—Carter Macey Tea and Yangtsze Insurance Association, Ld.—

Coffee Co., Inc. Tait & Co., Ld.

 AGENCIES—TAINAN & TAKAO—CHOSEN Er

TAINAN AND TAKAO

(For Details of Addresses, etc., of Agents see Preceding Sections)

Blue Funnel Line—Mitsui Bussan Nippon Yusen Kaisha—Mitsui Bussan

Kaisha, Ld. Kaisha, Ld.

Ellerman and Bucknall S.S. Co.— Norddeutseher Kaisha, Ld.

Lloyd—Mitsui Bussan

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ld.

Hamburg-Amerika Linie^—Mitsui Bus- Taisho Marine and Fire Insurance C°-

san Kaisha, Ld. —Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ld.

Java-China-Japan

& Co. Lijn— Brunner, Mond Tokyo Fire Insurance Co.—Osaka Shosen

Kaisha

Kinkai Yusen Kaisha—Mitsui Bussan Tokyo Marine and Fire Insurance Co.

Kaisha, Ld. —Mitsu Bussan Kaisha, Ld.

CHOSEN

SEOUL AND CHEMULPO

(For Details of Addresses, etc., of Agents see Preceding Sections/

American Express Co.—Taylor & Co., South British Insurance Co.—Taylor &

W. W. Co., W. W.

American Mail Line—J. H. Morris States Steamship Co.—W. W. Taylor

Dollar Steamship Line^—J. H. Morris k Co.

Fox Eiga Kaisha—Taylor & Co., W. W. Underwood

Home Insurance Co.—J. H. Morris Co., W. W.Typewriter Co.—Taylor &

Messageries Maritimes — Plaisant; Wilkinson, Heywood & Clarke—Taylor

Freres & Co., "W. W.

 ;

NORTH CHINA PORTS

PEIPING

(For Details of Addresses, etc., of Agents see Preceding Sections)

'Crown Life Insurance Co.—Harvey, Clarke & Co.

Directory and Chronicle of the Far East—The French Bookstore

Sun Insurance Office, Ltd.—Harvey, Clark & Co.

TIENTSIN

('For Details of Addresses, etc., of Agents see Preceding Sections)

Alliance Assurance Co., Ld.—-Jardine, Fatum Accident Insurance Co.—Hoi-

Matheson & Co., Ld. land China Handels Companie

American Mail Line—Dollar & Co. Glen Line^—Jardine, Matheson & Co., *

(Robert) Ld.

Bombay-Burmah Trading Corporation, Hamburg-Amerika Linie — Carlowitz

Ld.—Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld. & Co.

Borsalino Giuseppe & Fllo.—Oarlo- Hamburg-Bremen Fire Insurance Co. j

witz & Co. —Melchers & Co.

British and Chinese Corporation, Ld., Holland Assurance Society (1841), Ld.

Bangkok—Jardine, Matheson & Co., —Melchers & Co.

Ld. Holland-East Asia Line—Holland-China 11

Canadian' Pacific Steamships, Ld.— Handels Campagnie.

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld. Hongkong Fire Insurance Co., Ld.—

Canton Insurance Office, Ld.—Jardine, Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld.

Matheson & Co., Ld. Imperial Assurance Co.—Fairchild &

Charles Marchant—Jardine, Matheson Co., Ld.

& Co., Ld. Indo-China Steam Nav. Co., Ld.—

China Engineers, Ld., The — China Jardine, Matheson & Co.

Securities Co., Inc.

Chinese Central Railways, Ld.—Jar- Java-China-Japan Lijn—Holland-China ]

dine, Matheson & Co., Ld. Handels Campagnie.

Java Sea and Fire Insurance Co.—

Dollar S.S. Line—Dollar & Co. (Ro- Holland-China Handels Campagnie i

bert)

Klaveness Line—Whitamore & Co.

Ewo Cotton Mills, Ld. — Jardine

Matheson & Co., Ld. Maersk Line. Copenhagen—Melchers j I

Far Eastern Insurance Co., Ld.— & Co.

Whitamore & Co. McEwan Younger—Jardine, Matheson t

& Co., Ld.

I. G. Farbenindustrie A. G.—China Manufacturers Life Insurance Co.— -

Export, Import and Bank Co. Tibesart, J. A.

i

 AGENCIES—TIENTSIN—HARBIN E9

Mercantile Bank of India, Ld.—Jar- “ Shire Line ”—Jardine, Matheson &

dine, Matheson & Co.Co., Ltd.—Mel- Co., Ld.

Motor Union Insce. Sandoz Chemical Works, Basle—Carlo-

chers & Co. witz & Co.

Netherlands Harbour Works Go.— South British Insce. Co., Ltd.—Wil-

son & Co.

Holland-China Handels Campagnie Soviet Mercantile Fleet—Melehers &

New Zealand Insurance Co., Ld., The Co.

—Fairchild & Co., Ld. Standard Insurance Co., Ltd.-—Hol-

New Zealand, Insurance Co.—Tiber- land-China Handels Campagnie

sart, J. A. •Sun Fire Insce. Office—Wilson & Co.

Nobel’s Explosives Co., Ld.—Jardine,

Matheson & Go., Ld. Tacoma Oriental >S.S. Co.—The Ro-

Norddeutschetr Lloyd, Bremen—Mel- bert Dollar Co.

chers & Co.

North China Insce. Co., Ltd.—Wilson Taku

Co.,

Pilot Co.—Jardine, Matheson &

Ld.

& Co. Tampa Inter-Oce'an Steamship Co.,

Northern Assur. Co., Ltd.—Mackenzie Inc.—Whitamore & Co.

& Co.

Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society Thames

Co.,

and Mersey Marine Insurance

Ltd.—Wilson & Co;

—Wilson & Co.

Palatine Insurance Co., Ltd.—Wilson White Horse Distilleries, Ld.—Jardine,

Matheson & Co., Ld.

& Co.

Peninsular & Oriental Steam Nav. Co. Yangtsze

WhitamoreInsurance

& Co. Association, Ld. —

—Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld.

HARBIN

(For Details of Addresses, etc., of Agents see Preceding Sections j

American Asiatic Underwriters— Dodwell-Castle Line—Bryner & Co.,

Bryner & Co., Harbin Harbin

American Mail Line—-Bryner & Co., Dollar Line — Internationale des

Harbin Wagons

Bank Line, Ltd.—Bryner & Co., Har- Dollar Line—Bryner & Co., Harbin

bin

Barber-Wilhelmsen Line—Bryner & Glen bin

Line, Ltd.—Bryner & Co., Har-

Co., Harbin

Blue Star Line—Bryner & Co., Harbin Holland East Asia Line—Bryner &

Co., Harbin

Canadian Pacific Railway CO.—Bryner Java-China-Japan Line-—Bryner &

& Co., Harbin Co., Harbin

Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ltd.—

Bryner & Co., Harbin & O. Steam Navigation C:0.—

. Century Insurance Co., Ld.—Bryner & P. Bryner & Co., Harbin

Co., Harbin

Cie. des Messageries Maritimes— Wilh. Wilhelmsen Line—Bryner &

Co., Harbin

Bryner & Co., Harbin

ElO AGENCIES—MUKDEN—DAIE.EN--CHEFOO

MUKDEN

(For Details of Addresses, etc., of Agents see Preceding Sections')

American Asiatic Underwriters—Bry- Dodwel 1-Castle Line—Bryner & Co.,

ner & Co., Mukden Mukden

American Mail Line—Bryner & Co., Dollar Line—Bryner & Co., Mukden

Mukden

Bank Line, Ltd.—Bryner & :Cp-i» Muk- Glen den

Line, Ltd.—Bryner & Co., Muk-

den

Barber-Wilhelmsen Line—Bryner & Holland East Asia Line—Bryner &

Co., Mukden Co., Mukden

Blue Star Line—Bryner & Co., Muk- Java-China-Japan Line—Bryner &

den

Canadian Pacific Railway Co.—Bry- Co., Mukden

ner & Co., Mukden

Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ltd.— Tacoma Oriental S.S. Co.—Bryner k

Co., Mukden

Bryner h Co., Mukden

Cie. des Messageries Maritimes—Bry- Wilh. Wilhelmsen Line—Bryner &

ner & Co., Mukden Co., Mukden

DAIREN

(For Details of Addresses, etc., of Agents see Preceding Sections)

American Mail Line, The—Bryner & Kailan Mining Administration—Cor-

Co. nabe, Eckford & Winning

Bank Line, The—Bryner & Co. Lloyd Triestino

Cornabe, EckfordSteam Nav. Co,—

& Winning

Barber-Wilhelmsen Line—Bryner & Lloyd’s, London—Cornabe, Eckford &

Co. Winning

Blue Star Line—Bryner & Co.

Canadian Pacific Steamships,, Ld.— Messagerie Maritime S.S. Co.—

Bryner & Co. Bryner & Co.

The Dollar S.S. Line—Bryner & Co. Ocean Shipping Co., Ltd., Vancouver

—Bryner & Co.

Dodwell-Castle Line—Bryner & Co. Peninsular & Oriental Steam Nav. Co.

Glen Line Eastern Agencies, Ld.— —Cornabe, Eckford & Winning

Cornabe, Eckford & Winning Phoenix Assurance Co., Ld.—Bryner

Holland East Asia Line—Bryner & & Co

Co. Royal Insurance Co., Ld.—Cornabe,

Hongkong Fire Insurance Co.— Eckford & Winning

Cornabe, Eckford & Winning Sun Fire Insurance Co., Ld.—Cor-

Indo'-China Steam Nav. Co.. Ld.— nabe, Eckford & Winning

Cornabe, Eckford & Winning Swedish East Asiatic Co., Ld.—Cor-

Isthmian Lines'—Cornabe, Eckford & nabe, Eckford '& Winning

Winning Wilh. Wilhelmsen Line—Bryner & Co.

Java-China-Japan Line — Cornabe, Yangtsze Insurance Association, Id.—

Eckford & Winning Cornabe. Eckford & Winning

 AGENCIES—CHEFOO—WEIHAIWE I—TS1NGTAO EM

CHEEOO

(For Details of Addresses, etc., of Ayents see Preceding Sections)

China Fire Insurance Co., Ld.— South British Insurance Co., Ld.—

Smith & Co., L. H. Casey & Co.

La Generale Soies—Casey & Co.

North British and Mercantile Insurance Union Assurance Socy., London—

Smith & Co., L. H.

Co.—Smith & Co., L. H.

Phoenix Assurance Co., Ld.—Casey & Union Insurance Society of Canton—

Smith & Co., L. H.

Co.

WEIHAIWEI

(For Details of Addresses, etc., of Agents see Preceding Sections)

■China Soap Co., Ld.—Foo Wei Co., Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada—

The Foo Wei Co., The

Gande. Price, Ld.—Weihaiwei Import The Texas Company (China), Ld.—

and Export Co. The Foo Wei Co.

Imperial Chemical Industries. Ld.—

Foo Wei Co., The Union Insurance. Society of Canton.

Kailan Mining Administration-—Foo Ld.- Foo Wei Co., The

Wei Co., The

McEwan-Younger, Ld. — Weihaiwei Yao Hua Mechnical Glass Co.—Foo

Import and Export Go. Wei Co., The

TSINGTAO

(For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents see Preceding Sections)

I The Commercial Union-Assurance Co., Sherwin Williams Paints—J. McMul-

Ltd.—J. McMullan & Co., Ltd.

I The Manufacturers Life Insce. Co.— lan & Co., Ltd.

J. McMullan & Co., Ltd.

Patons & Baldwins, Ltd.—J, McMul- Yorkshire Insurance Co., Ltd—J. Mc-

lan & Co., Ltd. Mullan & Co., Ltd.

 SHANGHAI

(For Details of Addresses, etc., of Agents see Preceding Sections)

A. B. Separators—Moysey & Co., Ltd. Atlas Assurance Co., Ld.—Jardine Mathe

A/S National Industri—Hugo Reiss son & Co., Ld.

& Co. Atlas Diesffi, A. B.—Ekman Foreign

Air Tool Mfg. Co.—Hugo Reiss & Co. Agencies, Ld., The

Alberta Assurance Co. Moore & Co., Atlas Imperial Engine Co.—American

Ltd. Engineering Corporation

Alkali Export Association (U.S.)— Backhouse, Ld. and

(J. H.)—General ac-

Imperial Chemical Industries cident, Fire Life Assurance

Allg. Kunstzijde Unie N.V. Arnhem— Corporation, Ld.

A. K. U. China Agency Banker’s k Trader’s Insurance Co.,.

Alliance Assurance Co., Ld.—Jardine, Ld.—Brook k Co., Ld.

Matheson &.Co., Ld. Bankers’ and Traders’ Insurance Co.,

Alliance. (Eire) Assurance Co., Ltd.— Ld. (Marine)^Jardine, Matheson k

Jardine, Matheson &; Co., Ltd. Co., Ld.

Aliance Insurance Co. of Philadelphia— Barber-Wiihelmsen Line—Dodwell &

American Commerce

Finance, and Insurance

Asphalt Paint C.—FaganOffice& Co., Ld.

Bates Numbering Macthines—Dodwell

Co., Ltd. & Co., Ltd.

American Cotton Co-operative Asso- Bauer k Blade—Kofa American Drugr

ciation—Volkart Brothers’ Agency Co., Inc.

American Mail Line—Dollar Co. (The Baum Co.—Kofa American Drug Co.,

Robert) Inc.

American Gulf-Orient Line—Everett, Bell’s. Ld.—Wallem k Co.

Inc. (L.), (Lykes Bros., Ripley S. Bemberg. J. P. — A. K. U. China

S. Co) Agency

American La France & Fbamite In- Berkefeld Filter Co.—Kofa American

dustries, Ltd.—Dodwell & Go.. Ltd. Drug Co., Inc.

American Paper Exports, Inc.—H. B.

Gallop Birmingham Railway Carriage and

American Pioneer Line—States S.S. Co. Wagon Co., Ltd.—China Engineers,

Amsterdam Underwriters Associa- Ltd.

tion—Shanghai Insurance: Office Blackburn Aeroplane k Motor Co.—

Andrew Machine Construction Co., Arnhold k Co.

Ld.—Arnhold k Co., Ld. Blackhouse, Ltd., J. H.—General Ac-

Andrew, Toledo, Ld.—Arnhold & Co., cident, Fire and Life Assurance

Ld. Corp., Ltd.

Ariel Motors, (J. S.), Ld.—Imperial Bols Erven Lucas—Dodwell k Co.,

Chemical Industries (China), Ld. Ltd.

Arthur k Hinshaw, Ltd.—Imperial Bombay-Burmah Trading Corpora-

Chemical Industries (China), Ld. tion, Ld.—Jardine, Matheson & Co.,

Asa Lees & Co. Ld.—Arnhold & Co., Ld.

Ld. Booth k Co., Ltd.—Caldbeck, Mac-

Asea Electric, Ltd.—Moysey & Co., gregor k Co., Ltd.

Ltd., H. ,T. Boots Pure Drug Co., Ld. — Imperial

Ashton k Parsons—Dodwell & Co., Chemical Industries (China), Ld.

Ltd. Borax Consolidated, Ld.—Imperial

Asepso Soap—Dodwell k Co., Ltd. Chemical Industries (China), Ld.

Ashworth, Sons k Co., Ld.—Arnhold “Bosch” Spark Plugs, Horns, etc.—

k Co., Ld. Nanyang Motor Supply Co.

Atlas Assurance Co., Ld.—Eastern Under- Brehmer (Gebr.)—Chien Hsin En-

writers gineering Co., Ld.

 AGENCIES—SHANGHAI El 3

Eremen Underwriters—Melchers & Co. Caledonian

Co., Ld.

Insurance Co.—Dodwell &

Brevillier & Urban—Kofa American Drug Caledonian Insurance Co.—Haworth

Co., Inc. & Co., R.

Bristol Co.—American Engineering Caledonian Insurance Co.—Meyerink

Corporation & Co.

Bristol Co.—American Engineering Cambridge Instrument Co.—China

Co. Scientific Instrument Co.

British American Assurance Co.— Canadian-American S.S. Co.—Dodwell

Shanghai Insurance Office & Co., Ld.

British American Assurance Co.— Canadian Pacific Express—Canadian

Toeg, E.F. Pacific Railway

British Belting and Asbestos Co.— Canning & Co., Ltd.—Inniss & Rid-

Dodwell & Co., Ltd dle, Ltd.

British Corporation Register of Ship- Canton Insurance Office, Ld. (Marine)

ping and Aircraft—Eisler, Reeves, —Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld.

Murphy & Lyle, Ld.

British Dyestuff Corporation—Imperial Carreras, Ltd. — Inniss & Riddle

(China), Ltd.

Chemical Industries (China), Ld.

British Glues and Chemicals, Ld.— Drue Co., Inc. Co.—Kofa American

Carter Medicine

Imperial Chemical Industries Castner-Kellner Alkali Co., 'Ld.—Im-

(China), Ld.

British Mannessmann Tube Co.—Dod- perial

Ld.

Chemical Industries (China),

well & Co., Ld.

British Power Railway Signal Co.-- Cellon, Ltd.—Arnhold & Co., Ltd

Celotex Co., The—Fagan & Co., Ltd.

Samuel Osboirn & Oa

British Russell Parachute Co., Ltd.— Century Insurance Co.—Shanghai In-

surance Co.

Arnhold & Co., Ltd.

British Separators, Ltd.—Dodwell & •& Co., Ltd.Products Corpn.—Fagan

Certain-teed

Co., Ltd.

British Thom son-Houston Co.—Inniss Chamberlain & Hookham, Ld. — The

General Electric Co. (of China), Ld.

& Riddle (China), Ltd.

Brotherton & Co., Ld.—Imperial Che- & Co., Ld. & Co., Ld.—Arnhold

Chance Brothers

mical Industries (China), Ld.

Broughton Copper (1928) Co., Ld.— Chance & Hunt, Ld.—Imperial Che-

mical Industries (China), Ld

China Engineers, Ld. Charles Marchant’s Whisky — Jardine

Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co.— Fa- Matheson & Co., Ld.

gan & Co., Ltd. Chateau Cheese Co.—Dodwell & Co.,

Brunelli, Dott, G.T.—Lloyd Triestino Ld.

“Buick” Storage Batteries—Nanyang Chevrolet Motor Cars—Reliance Mo-

Motor Supply Cd. tors. Inc. •

| Buick & Vauxhall Motor Cars—An- China American Trading Corporation—

derson & Ferroggairo General Accident, Fire and Life

t Bunge, Paul—Kofa American Drug Assurance Corporation, Ld.

Co., Inc. China Brass & Iron Works, Ltd.—

| Burke, Ltd., E. & J.—Caldbeck, Mac- Zee Finance

& Sons,Corpn.

W. Z.Fed. Inc.—General

gregor & Co., Ltd. China

1 Burrell & Co., Ld.—General Electric Accident, Fire & Life Assurance

Co. (of China), The: Corpn., Ld.

| Butterworth & Dickinson, Ltd.—Moy- China General Edison Co., Inc.,

sey & Co., Ltd. Shanghai—China United Lamp Co.

il Buxton Lime Firms Co., Ld.—lm- China Realty Co.—General Accident,

nerial Chemical Industries (China), Fire and Life Assurance Corpora-

Ld. tion, Ld.

China Real Estate Co.—Zee & Sons,

Cain, Son & Greenwood—Arnhold & W.Z.

Co., Ld. China Soap Co., Ld.—Imperial Che-

Caldbeck, MacGregor & Co., Ld.— mical Industries (China). Ld.

General Accident, Fire and Life China Spraying Lacquer Supply Co-

Assurance Corporation, Ld. —China Auto Accessories Co.

El 4 AGENCIES—SHANGHAI

China Transport & Storage Co'., Inc. Davey Compressor Co.—Hugo Reiss k

—Magill & Co., Ltd., James • < Co.

China Underwriters, Ltd.—Probst. DeArnhoid Havilland Airci’aft Co.^ Ld.—

Hanbury (China), Ltd.-

Chinese & British Admiralty Charts— Deinhard &k Co., Ld.

Co.—Caldbeck, Macgre-

Dunn & Co., Walter gor k Co., Ltd.

Delco Light Co.—Dodwell k Co., Ld..

Chiswick Polish Co. (Overseas), Ld.— Demag,

Imperial Chemical Industries ing Co..,A. Ld.G-—Chien Hsixl Engineer-

(China), Ld. 1 Freres de d’Indo-Chine, Sai- !

Chloride Electrical Storage Co., Ltd. Denisgon—General Accident, Fire and

—Innis & Riddle (China), Ltd. Life Assurance Corporation, Ld.

Clarke Vigilant Sprinkler Installa- Deutsche

tions—Shanghai Waterworks Fit- Drug Co.,Akustik—Kofa Inc.

American

tings Co., Ltd. Dewar k Sens, Ltd., John—Hoehnke

Cleveland Pneupmtic Tool Co.—Hugo Frithjof

Reiss k Co.

Cleveland Itock Drill Co.—Hugo Diethelm k Co., Ld.—General Accid-

ent, Fire and Life Assurance Cor-

Reiss & Co. poration, Ld.

Coates & Co.—Caldbeck, Maegregor & Directory and Chronicie of China,

. ,Co., Ltd.

Cochran & Co. (Annan), Ld.—General Japan, Commerce

IVia!a.ya, etc.—Finance and (

Electric Co. (of China), Ld., The

Colman, Ld. (J. & J.)—Imperial Che- Dixon k Sons, Ltd., John—China En- j

gineers, Ltd.

mical Industries (China), Ld.

Comacrib Directory of China, The— Dodwell-Castle

Ld.

Liiie—Dodwell & Co.,

Commercial & Credit Information Doelling, Walter — Kofa American

Bureau Drug Co., Inc.

Comacrib Press, The—Commercial & Dollar Steamship Lines-t-Dollar Co. [

Credit Information Bureau (Robert)

Oornhill Insurance Co., The—Marcel Donau, Allg. Vers.’ A.-G.—Shanghai ;

Darre Insurance Office, Ld.

Confederate Life Association of Dorman, I ong k Co., Ld.—Cameron j:

Canada—Dodwell & Co., Ltd'. k Co. (China), Ld., A. Corpn., :

Consolidated Brake' & Engr. Co.— Dupont-Film Manufacturing

Samuel Osborn & Co., Ltd.

Consolidated Mining and Smelting Dresden Leipziger—Chien(China),

Inc.—Probst. Hanbury Ld.

Hsin En- j

Co., Ldd—Cameron & Co. (China), gineering Co., (Ld.

Ld., A.

Corn Products Refining Co.—Imperial Dnsseldorf General Insurance Co. — I

Burkhardt, Buchan & Co.

Chemical Industries .(China), Ld.

Cornabe, Eckford & Co.—General Ac- Eagle Insurance Co., Ltd.—Shanghai f

cident, Fire and Life Assurance Insurance Office

Corporation, Ld.

Cornhill Insurance Co., Ltd.—Dod- Eagle, Star and British Dom. Ins. :f.

well k Co. Ld. Co., Ltd.—Shanghai Insurance

Courvosier, Ltd.—Dodwell & Co., Ltd. East Office

India.

Crosfield & Sons, Ld.. J. — Imperial Co.—Shanghai Sea and Fire Insurance j; r

Chemical Industries (China), Ld Insurance Office

Crosley Radio Corpn.—American En- Matheson k Co., Co.,

Eastern Insurance

Ld.

Ld.—‘Jardine, [; »

gineering Corpn. Eastern Underwriters

Crown Cork Co., Ltd., The—Dodwell Union and National Insurance — Scottish 11 p.

& Co. Ltd. CoJ ,

Eastern

Crown Life Insurance Co.—Crownchina tion—David & Co. United Assurance Corpora-; ’

Co., Inc. Eatinon, G.m.b.H. — Kofa-American ,

Drug Co., Inc.

T).Clman k Co.—Kofa American Drug Educational Supplies _Association—! :

Co., Inc. Arnhold: & Co., Ltd.

Dampnev k Co., Ltd , J.—China En- Efha-Basterwerk—Chien Hsih Enl :»

gineers, Ltd. gineerihgtCb., Ld1.

 AGENCIE S—SHAN G lIAI E15

Einar Nilsen-Moe—-Moller &; Go. Fram, Leipzig—G. Schink

Ektnan ^ —Ekman Foreign Agen- I Frank Slater Ltd., Halifax—Walker,

Turner & Co., Ltd,

cies, Ld., The

Electric Construction Co., Ltd.— j Fraser & Chalmers Engineering

Works—General Electric Co. (of

China Engineers, Ld.

Electromekano, A.B.—Ekman Foreign Frigidajre Ld.,

China), The

Corporation—American En-

Agencies, Ld., The gineering Corporation

Elektro Chemise he Werke—Melchers & Futham Crown Cork Works—Dixon &

Co. Son, Ld.

Eiectrozeit WatcheS—W- E ilsberg

Eley Bros.. Ld. — Imperial Chemical Gebrueder Kroner—Kofa American

Industries (China), Ld. Drug Co., Inc.

Ellison, Ld., George—China Engine- Gemeral Electric Co., Ltd, The —

ers, Ld.

Employer^ Liability Assurance Co.— General Ld.

Elfectfic Co. (of China),

Arnhold & Co., Ld. General Electric Co., U.S.A.—Leede

Ericesson Telephone Co., Ld., The— Engineering Corp.

Ekman Foreign Agencies, Ld., The General Machinery Cb.-^Hugo- Reiss

Erling Mortensen—Moller & Co. & Co.

Erskine Heap & Co.—Dodwell. & Co., General Office EquipmehLCorporation

Ltd. —Dodw.ell 1& Co., Ltd._

Ervan Lupas Bols—Dodwell & Co., General Radio Go.—China' Scientific

Ltd. Instrument Co.

Erzinger Co.—Scottish Union and Geigy, J R.,. A.G^—Melchers.

National Insurance Co.

Establissements Arnout—General Ac- Germanischer Lloyd—Melchers&

cident, Fire aend Life Assurance George &

Robinson^ Yokohama—.Dodwell

Co., Ltd.

Corporation, Ld.

Eshaw & Go., J.—Caldbeck, Macgre- Gerrard Co., Ld.

Industries^ Ltd,—Dpdy(t;ll.„^

gor '& Co., Lt3.

Evinrude Motors Corpn. — American GlandularLd.—Arnhold

Gibbons, & Co., Ld.

Preparations, Ltd-.—Dod-

Engineering Corporation well &, Gustav

Po.', Ltd’.

Express & So. M. S. Lift Co., Ld.. Glftswerk Fischer, llmenau—Kofa

London—General Electric Co. (of American Drug Co., The.

China) Ld. ! Glycerine,*

dustries, Ld.—Imperial

(China)/ Ld. Chemical In-

Fabriqucs Des Montres Zenith—Mey,e- Gossage & Sons, Ld., Wm;—Imperial

Chemical Industries. (China), Ld.

rink. & Co.

Fabrique National d’Armes de Gu.erre ; Goulds Pumps, Inc.—Reiss • & Coi,,

Inc., Hug/a,

—Glatnp and Witt

' Faultless B/ubber Go. Kofa American Gresham & Co., Ltd., H. Ft, Bradford

- Wralker, Tu.rner & ,Cx, J.uh

Drug Co,,. Inc. Gruen Watch Co.—Ismer Co.

Fern Line—Thoresen & Co.

Ferodo, Ltd.—Dod\yell & .Co.. Ltd. Gjiardian. Assurance

Johnson & Moreiss

Co« Ld.—Lester,,

Fertero, Fill di Ricco—DodweB & Guest, Keen and Piggolts, Ld.—IT.

Co., Ltd. Hobden

Fisher ('Elliott) Accounting and Writ- Guildhall Ins. Co.—Shanghai Ins. Office

ing Machines-*-Dodwell & Co., Ld.

Flexible Steel Lacings,' Ld!—General Hadfields, Ltd.—China' Engineers,

Electric Co. (of China), Ld., Th^ Ltd.

• Foaniite 'Fii-efoam—Dodwell & Co., Haggie- (D. H. & G.)—General Elec-

Ld.

Fomm f August)^—Ghien Hsin Engineerr “ tric Co. (of

Heinhsolz China), Ld.,' Sdhmirgel—

” Yereingte The

ing Co., Ld. Carlowitz &, Co. ' ; '

j| Fqrestal Land Timber & Rail ways Co.

Ld — Imnerial Chemical Industries Halvor-Breda—Chien Hsin Eiigirieer-

j (ChinalLd. ing Co., Ld.

Fowler & Co. (Leeds), Ld., (John)— Hamblin-Metcalfe, Ld.—Kofa Ameri-

; China Engineers, Ld. can Drug CoM Ld.

El

El 6 AGENCIES—SHANGILAI

Hamburg Breman Fire Insurance, I. BrunnerC. I. (Alkali), Ld., (Formerly

Mbnd & Co., Ld.)—Im- |

Co.—Mel chert & Op.

Hamburger Allgemeine Vers.—Shang- perial Ld.

Chemical Industries (China),

hai Insurance Office

C. & J. Hampton, Ltd.—Dodwell & I. Products)

C. I. (Fertilizer) and Synthetic

Ld.—Imperial Chemical j

Co.., Ltd.

Hannibal & Co, Scottish Union and 1. Industries (China), Ld.

C. L (Rexine), Ld.—Imperial Che-

National Insurance Co. mical Industries (China), Ld,

Hanovia Quartz Lamp Go,—Kofa Improved Liquid Glues Co., Ld.—Im-

American Drug Co., Inc. perial Chemical Industries (China), j

Hamer, Gilfillan & Co.—General Ac- Ld.

cident, Fire and Life Assurance Insurance Co., “Ardjoeno,” Ltd.—

Corporation, Ld. Meyerink & Co., Wm.

Harrisons, King

tish Union and National Insurance Ltd. Products Co.—Fagan & Co.,

Co.

Harvey & Sons, John-Ualdbeck, Mac- International Assurance Co., Ltd.—. j

Harden & Co., Ltd. G.E.

gregor & Co., Ltd.

Hattersley & Sons, Ld., George—China International

Sons

Chemical Co.—Dixon &

Engineers, iLd.

Hawthorn Leslie & Co:, Ltd., R. & International Composition and Farve-

fabrick—Wallem & Co.

W.—China Engineers, Ltd. International Fibre Board—Arnhold

Heath & Co.—Dunn &: Co., Walter & Co.., Ltd.

Herbert, Ld., Alfred—Inniss & Rid- International Malleable Iron Cp., Ltd.

dle, Ld. —Dodwell & Co.,. Ltd.

Herbert Morris, Ld.—Inniss & Riddle ' Isgus Clocks—Ismer & Co,

(China), Ltd.

Hercules Powder Co.—Imperial Che- Jardine,. Matheson & Co., Ld.—Liver- !

mical Industries (fChina), Ltd.

High Speed Steel Alloys, Ld.—Eagle pool and London and’ Globe Insur-

ance Co., Ld.

and Globe Steel Co., Ld.

Himalaya Assurance Co., Ld.—Arn- Meyeribk&& Fire

java Sea In see.’ Co., Ltd.—

Co., Wm.

hold & Co., Ld.

Hoellriegels Kreuth—Melchers & Co. Jeffrey

works

Tiles, Ld.—Shanghai Water-

Fittings Co.

Holland Assurance Society, Ltd.— Jenaer Glaswerk Schott and General j.

Shanghai Insurance Office Gena—Kofa American Drug Co,. !

Hoffman Inc.

Sprinkler Co., Ld.—Arnhold Johns-Manville

& Co., Ld. International Corpn- .

—Fagan & Co., Ltd.

Holland Assurance Society, Ltd. of Johnson,

1841—Melchers & Co. & Philips, Ld.—China En-'

Holland East Asia Line—Java-China- Jonasgineers, Ld.

Japan-Lijn & Colver (Novo) Ltd.—China

Dr. K Hollborn & Soehue—Kofa Jones Engineers, Ltd.

American Drug Co,, Inc. Textilaties Export Co , Ld.—

Holman Bros., Ld.—China Engineers, China Engineers, Ld.

Ld.

Holmes & Sons. Ld., W. H.—China Kade, D.—Thoehsler, Ltd., J. H.

Kailan Sales Agency—Kailan Mining :

Engineers, Ld. Administration, The

Hongkong Fire Insurance Co., Ld.— Keelox Manufacturing Co., The—Dod-

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld. well & Co., Ltd.

Howards & Sows—Dixon & Son Keighley, Ld.—Amhold & Co.. Ld.

Hudson,! Ltd., Robt.—China En- Keiller & Sons, Ld. (Jas)—Dodwell &

gineers, Ltd. Co., Ld.

Humboldt-Deutz Motoren, A.-G.— Kenyon Sons, Ltd., James—Chin:*

b.Chien Hsin Engineering Co:, G.m.

H. (Ld.) Engineers, Ltd.

Kermath Manufacturing Co.—Ameri

Hurst, Nelson & Co.—Osborn & Co. can Engineering Corporation *

 GENCIES-SHANGHAI EI7

Kiwi Boot Polishes—Dodwe 11 & Co. Medizin’sche) Darmbad - Apparate

Ltd. G.m.b.H,—Glathe A Witt

Kockums Mekaniska Verstads—Dod- Mercedes Calculator—Dodwell & -Co.',.

well & Co., Ltd. Ltd.

Klaveness Line—Thoresen & Col Merchants Marine Insurance, Ld,—

Arnhold & Co., Ld,

L’abbe Francois—Dodwell & Co., Ltd. Metro politan-Viekers Electrical Ex-

L’Abeille Fire Ins. 06.—Marcel Harre port Cp., Ld. - Arnhold AiiCo., Ld.

La Valliere „Co.—Arnhold & Co. Michael Nairn & Co., Ltd.—Fagan &

Lamont Sons, Ltd.. Samuel—laities Co., Ltd.

McMullan & Co: (Shangbai). Ltd. Middleton 4i Cb., (In.), Ltd, Hugh^-

Lancashire Dynamo Si Crypto, Ltd. Liverpool, London and Globp 1 nsur-

—Dodwelij'ife Co., hd. . amj® Qo-, Ld.

Lang Bridge, Ltd.—Arnhold & Co., Midland Electric Manufaptciring Co.

de

Ltd.

Lavalis, A. B.—Moysey &’Co.,. Ltd.—Ifluiiss; ,A Riddle ^jChina), Ltd.v

1 Ltd. Midland Investment Co^, Ltd.—

Law Union and Bock Insurance Co., Brandt & Rqdgers, Ltd.

Ld.—Tieiss, Massey & Co., Ld.

Leeds &; Northrup Co.—China Scien- Co., Ltd. Co.,

Millers Falls

. , ,

Ltd.—Dodwell &

tific Instru.ipent Cp. Mdnimax-Export Go., Berlin — Car-

Lewis' &

ers, Ld. Tyl'or, Ld.—China Engine- lo iyitz Sc Co. . , ,

Lightning Fasteners—Imperial Che- Mona Staffordshire

—Imperial Refining

^.Chemical Co., Ld.

! Industrie^

mical .IndustrihSr; (China), Ltd. (China), Ld.

Lighting Trades, Ltd.—Imperial Che- Morris Commercial Ltd.—Dodwfill &

mical Industries LCHifia), Ltd. Co., Ltd. '

Lister & Co.—Arnhold L Co.

Liverpool, London & Globe Insurance Morris &

Marine Mptors, Lid.—Dod'well

Co., Ltd.

—Dodwell k Co., Ld.

Liverpool, London , and Globe Insur- Morse Chain Co.—Moy^e’^ & Co., Ltd.

ance Co , Lri.—Jardine, Matheson k Mortons, Ltd-, C E.—Jardine, Ma-

theson A Co., 'Ltd.

Co., Ld.

Lombard Codes-DodwMl Li Co,. Ld. Motor Union Insce. Co.—Brbok A Cp.

“London Times” Publication — Mulcott Ltd.

Belting, Ltd.—Dodwell A'Go.,

“Shanghai Times”

Lurgan paving Co., Ltd., Lurgan— Mundet Ltd.

A Co., Ltd.- Fagan A Co.,.

Walker, Turner & Col, Ltd. Myers Manufacturing Co.—Kofa Am-

erican Drug Co., Inc.

Maersk Line—Melchers Si Co.

Magadi Soda Co., Ld.—Imperial Che- Natal Tanning fixtract, Co., Ld.—Im-

mical Industries • (China), Ld. perial Chemical Industries (China),

Magdeburg Fire Insurance : Co.— Ld.

Shanghai Insurance Co. •Nathan A Co., Ltd., Joseph - Imperial

Magnolia Anti-Friction Metal Co.:, . Chemical Industries (China), rLtd, .

Ld. Arahold * Co., Ld.

Marchant’s Whisky. Charles—jar- Nathan- . Co.,

A Co., Ld , ’Joseph—’Slowe

Ld. . Co.—^orjc

‘ ' ’Shipley,

A

ding, Matheson Sr, Co„ Ld. National Ammotiia'

Maritime In see, Co.—Erzinger & Go.

Marsde.iij & Cp.—China Engineers, Ld. National Inc. ' ■ u , ’

Marston, Ld. (John')—Imperial Chemi- FurnishingBrewery Co. — .Siqtah Mill

cal Industries (China), Ld.

Martini & Rossi—Caldbeck, Macgre- National Insurance

Fire Insurance'Co.—Shanghai

Office ' :

'

gor & Co., Ltd. 1 National Steam Pump ' Co.—Hugo

Maschinenfabrik Augsburg , M. A.'N. Reiss A Gb. v

— Kunst Si Albers Netherlands Fire and Marine Insur-

Mauserwerke A-G. Oberndoff-^Carlo- Netherlands ance Co —Shanghai Ins’urahce Office

witz Sz Co. Lloyd-—S’hai Insce. Office

McEwan. William & Co.. Ld.—Jar- Newalls Insulation Co.—Fagan A Co.

dine, Matheson Si Co., Ld. Ltd.

. *E1

 El8 AGE NCIES—SHANGHAI

'Nobel’s Explosives Co., Ld.^—Imperial Perugini—Dodwell & Go., Ltd,

Chemical Industries (China), Ld. Peters & Co., G. D.—Samuel Osborn

& Co:, Ld.

Nobel’s Explosives Co., Ltd.—Jardine, “Petria”

Matheson & Co , Ld. Norsk Forsikriitgs—Moller

Norddeutsche Vers. Ges.—Shanghai Petters,& Co.

Insurance Office Ltd.—General Electric Co.

(of China), Ltd., The

Norris, Henty & Gardner—Dodwell & Pfaudler

Oo., Ld.

North German Lloyd, Bremen—Mel- Philips Go., Inc.Co.—Kofa American Drug

chers & Co. & Co., Ld., J. & N.—Iteiss,

Norton & Co., Sir James Farmer— N.Massey & Co., Ld.

V. Philips’ Gloeilampenfabrieketi,

China Engineers. Ld. Eindhoven—China United Lamp Co.

Norwegian African-Australian Line— Philips GlowlampwGTks, Ld.—Philips

Thoresen & Co. China Co.

N.V. Standard VerZekering Mij — Philips Badio, Ld.—Phlips China Co.

Melchers & Oo.

Nydquist & Holm—Moysey & Co., Ltd. Philips van liouten (Dorhyfral)—

Philips China Co.

Piikington & Co., James—China En-

Ocean Accident & Guarantee Corpn., gineers, Ltd.

Ltd., London—K. M. Gumming Pilling &; Sons—Scqtl, Harding V Co.

Ocean Marine In so ranee Co.—Shang- Pilot Radio Corporation, U.S.A.—

Leede Engineering Corporation

hai Insurance Offite

Ocean Oil Co.' Ld—China Engineers, Pirelli General Cable Works, Ld.—

General Electric Co. (of China), Ld.

Ld. ..

Oceanic and Oriental Navigation Co.— Plibrico Jointless Firebrick Co.—

Fagan & Co.* Ltd.

States Steamship Go. Polesello, Cav. C.,—Lloyd Priestino

Oeresunds Chemiske Fabriker—Im- Pomery

perial Chemical Industries (China), gor; Cp..& Ltd.

Greno—Caldbeck, Maegre-

Ld.

Officine de Villa Perosa—Dodwell & PoTTiona Pumo- Co.—Hugo Reiss &

(jo., Inc., Hugo

Cc., Ltd.

Ohio Brass Co.—China Engineers, Ld. Pope, Holland (Enamelled Wire)-^

Philips China Co.

Oliver Wilkins, Ld.—Imnerial Chemical Porritt & Spencer, Ltd.—Dodwell &

Industries (China), Ld. Co., Ltd.

Original Odhner Calculating Ma- Prince Smith & Stells, Ltd.—China

chines—Dodwell & Co., Ltd. Engineers, Ltd.

Osram KomanditgeselIsohaft, G.m.b. Principal Manufacturers—W. Z. Zee

H., Berlin—China United Lamp Co. & Sons

Oswald Aamodt, Oslo. Norway, s.s. Promonta Exnort Co.—Kofa Ameri-

Havdrofc—Moller & Co. can Drug Co., Ihc.

Packard Motor Car Co.—Moody, Mark —DodwellWashington

Providehce Insurance Co.

& A.Co.,B.—Ekmari

Ld. Foreign

L.

Page-Hersey Export Co., IS. A.—Dod- Pumpindustri,

Agencies, Ld., The

well &■ Co., Ld.

Palestine Oil Industries “Shemen”, Queensland Insurance Co., Ltd.

Ltd.—Probst, Hanbury (China), Brandt & Rodgers, Ltd.

Ltd.

Parsons & Co., iLd., C. A.—China Queenslaoid Insurance Co., Ld.—Jar-

dine, Matheson & Co., Ld.

Engineers, Ld.

Parsons Oil Engine Co., Ld.—General

Electric Co, (of China), Ld., The R. I. V. Ball Bearings—Dodwell

Pearl Assurance Co., Ltd.—Dodwell RaleighCo., Ltd,

& Co., Ltd. Cycle Co., Ltd.—Dodwell &

Pearn & Co., Ld.—Arnhold & Co., Co., Ltd.

Ld. Ransomes & Rapier, Ltd., Ipswich—

Pentaverken. A. B.—Ekmaft Foreign General Electric Co. (of China),

Agencies, Ld., The Ltd., The

 AGENCIES—ISBHAEfCilAi Eld*

l?&avall & C6., Ltd • - Arnhold & Co., Sartorius-Ueike A. G.—’Glathe & Witi

Ltd, Schering-Kahlbaum—Kofa American

Eeckitt & Sons. Ltd.—Imperial Che- Drug & Co., Inc

mical IridhaMea‘\;Chrria), L/td. Schieren Co., Chas. A.—General Elec-

Rees Roturbo Manufacturing Co., Ld. trkrCo. (of China), Ltd., The ■ *

—Arnhcld & Co., Ltd.

Reichert Optical, Works—Kofa Ameri- SchlageSchleicher

Lock Co.—Fagan & Co., Ltd.

i SchUell—Kofa Anie'rican

can Drug Co., Inc. Drug Co., Inc.1

Reid & .Sigrisb; Ltd.—Arnhold fe Co., Schoeller-Bleckmarirt Steel Works —

Ltd. Chien Hsin Engineering Co., Ld.

Reliance Maaiinh'. Insurance 'Co.-n-Jar- SchweizeahscKe Industrie-Gesellschaft

Renee Mine”—Holier & CO. Scott; & Browne, Ld.—Imperial Che-

Rexine, Ld.—Imperial Chemical' In- Scott, mical Industries (China), Ld.

dustries Harding &of3b.,Globe

Ld.—Liverpool

Richard^ Crittall, Ltd. — Shanghai and London> and

Co., Ld.

Insurance

Waterworks Fittings Go.., Ltd.

Richards Tiles, Ltd.—Fagan &'€o., Scottish Dyps, Ltd-—Imperial ChemL

cal Industries (phina), Ltd.

Ltd. : Serberling Storage , Batteries(—Jfayn.*

Ritchie & Cd, H.—DixOrt & Son yang Motor Supply Co.,

Robert Stephenson & Co. Samuel Shanghai and, Hopgkcw Wharf. Co,>

Osborn & Co. ’Ltd.—^,ardi-ne,r'Math£SQ^ J|& Cq,’; jCd.

Robinson & Son, Thos., Ltd.—Moysey Shanghai,. Ho.usehplfl, /Removing . Co,-—

& Co., Ltd.

Roechling-Buderus Steel Works*1— Harden & Co., Ltd., G. E.

Kuhst & Albers Sharpies fepecialty

Hollo Products Co.—Arnhold &' Co. & Co. * * Co.—Hugo Reiss

Roheo vOffice Equipment Dodwcll & Shaw, Ltd.

Ltd, (Johp)—China Engineers^

Co., Ld.

Ross & Co. (A), Ld.—General Acfci- Siipoods, L,td., H. k, G,^-Caidbeck,

Macgregof & ,Cor, Ltd.

deht, Fire and Life Assurancb Cor-

poration, Ld. ; Simon, Ltd., Henry—ArnhoLd & Co.,

Royal Insurance Co:—Probst; Han- Ltd. ' ■ ' 0«;rn . .

bury & Co. Singer & Co., Ltd.—Dodwell & Co.,

Ruberoid Roofings & Floorings — Ld. ,T . ., : , „

t)odwell & Co., Ltd. SjpassCrapSoreFnes—Mm|er & Co,

Russell & Co. (G. C. F.)—General Ac^- Slack 'Sblhrs &. cp ,. ! c

eident, Fire Ld.and Life Assurance , ginem-s,'^ °' V , ' ,

Corporation, Si'azfehgers\ Lcf.--Whitsons, Ld,

Ruston & Hornsby, Ld.—ArhhoH ; & S/nith &|Sqns, 14-, Reardon

. Co., Ld. . . . —‘States -Steamship Cd.

Ruston-Lister Marine Co.—Avnhcld Societp'L’Inyulherabitc—Fagan & Co.'J

& Co. Ltci.

Ryder & Co., Ltd., Wni.—China En- Solignupa Ltd.,, (Rustq)-—Cameron &

gineers, Ltd. Co., A. (China), Ltd.

South BCGsh Insurance Co.—Arnhold

,'S. A. des 'tlsines Dfestree (Cltta- South & Co., Ld.

marine)—Imperial Cheinical Indus- & Co.British (David)

Insurance. Co.—Sassoon

tries (China), Ld.

S. A. T. A. M. (Gasdlirie Pumps)-- Southall Bros. & Barclay, Ld.—Dixon

Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

S. K. F. Ball Bearings Co.—Ekmatt Spalding Co., Ltd.

& Bros., Ltd., A. G.—Fagan

Foreign Agencies, Ltd., The

Safe Cabinet Co.—Dod’ivell & Cod Ld. Spalding & Hodge, Ld.—Dixon, & Sons

Samson Tire and Rubber Co.—Dod- Sparke Insurance Office, C. F.—Cen-

well & Co., Ld. tral Insurance Co., Ld.

Sanderson Bros. & Newbould, Ltd.-f- Sperry Ld.

Flour Co.—Dodwell & Co/,

Genoral Electric Co. (of China)! Ld.

E20 AGENOIES-^HANGHAI

Spindler & jHoyer G.m.b.H.—Glathe Tweedalesgineers, Ld.

& Smalley, Ld.—China En-

& Witt .,

Sprout, Waldron , Ltd.

Inc., Hugo; Tyfon Air Whistles—Dodwell & Co.,

Staats Mijnen in; Limburg—Jardine, Ld. j

Matheson & Co y Ld.

Stal (Ljungstrom) Steam Turbine

1 Co., Ulster Weavipg Co., Ltd.—Haworth

Ltd.—Moysey & Co.,. Ltd-, H. J. & Co.

Standard Life Assurance Co.—Dodwell Undbrwood Typewriter Co.—Dodwell

&, Co., Ld. & Co., Ld.

Standard Ultramarine Cm—Fagan & Union Assurance Society, Ltd. — i

Cb., Ltd. Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

State Assurance . Co.—Brook Co- Union-Matex—'Chien Hsin Engineers

States Porcelain Works—Kofa Ameri- Co.', Ld.

can, Drug Co., Inc. Union Minere du Haut Katanga—

Steamship Company Orient, Ltd.— Cameron & Co., A. (China), Ltd.

East Asiatic Co.. Ltd. Union Oil Co.—Arnhold & Co., Ld.

Steel' Scaffolding Co., • Ld.—Samuel UnionUnitedPaper

AlkaliCo.—Hoehnke,

Co., iLd. —Frithjof

Imperial

Osborn & Co.,’ Ld. Chemical Industries (China), Ld. !

Stelle Conduit Co'., Ltd.—Cbjna En- United Glass Bottle Manufacturing,.

gineers, lAd. Ld.—Dixon & Son, Ld.

Stewarts & Lloyds, Ltd.—Imperial United Incandescent Lamps and Elec-

Chemical Industries'(China), Ltd. trical Co., Ld.—China Engineers,

“Storebrand”—Moller & Co. Ld.

Sun Oil Co.—Kur.st & Albers

Sunderland Steahaship Owners—Paul- United States Salvage Assn., Inc.— j

Everett, L., Inc.

sen & Bayes-Davy

Sundstrand Adding Machines- -Dodwell U.S. Alkali Export Association, Inc,

—Imperial Chemical Industries

& Co., Ld. (China), Ld.

Swedish East Asiatic Co., Ltd.— U.S.

Ekman Foreign Agencies, Ltd., The & Co.Electric Tool Co.—Hugo Reiss

Swiss Loco and Machine Works—Reiss U.S. Fire Insurance Co.—Reiss & Co.

& Co., Inc., Hugo

Tann, Ld.—Arnhold & Co.(, Ld. Valet Auto^Strop Razors and Blades

Taylor & Co. (Cleckheaton), Ld. Valor —Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

(James)—China Engineers, Ld. Company—Arnhold & Co., Ltd.

Teacher & Sons, Ld. (Wm.)—Dodwell Fire andVan-Ess

& Co., Ld. ' Life Assurance Corpora-

Thames & Mersey Marine, Insurance Vantion,Vollenhoven’s

Ld.

Dutch Pilsner Beer

Co.—Dodwell Co., Ltd. —Krijgsman & Co., J.

Thorens Gramophone Works Trachs Vapo-Cresolene Co.—Kofa American

ler, Ltd., J. H. Drug Co., Inc.

Thornton, Ltd., A.G.—Dunn & Co., Vereenigde, N.V.—Imperial Chemical

George Industries (China), Ltd.

Tilling Steven's Motors, Ld.—Amhold Vereinigte Glanzstoff-Fabriken, A.-G.

& Co., Ld. 1

Toch Bros., Ino. —Fagan & Cb., Ltd. —A.K.U. China Agency

Toplis & Harding—Mb6re' (fe Cp., Ltd. Vitama Co., Ltd.—Probst, Hanbury

Toyo Menka • Kaisha Ltd.—Shanghai (China), Ltd.

Cotton Mfg. Co., Ltd.

Trane Co., The-^Hugo Reiss & Co.

Trico Products Corpn., New York— Walker’s Lion Steam & Hydraulic

Packing—Dunn & Co., Walter

China Auto Accessories Co. Walker & Sons, Ltd, J.—Caldbeck,

Triton Tnsiira'iitie Co., Ld. — Jardine, Maegregor & Co., Ltd.

Matheson &PC0.. Ld. ’ Wallem & Co., A/S.—WaUem & Co.

Tlicker & ' Co., Ltd., J. H.-^China Wander, Dr. A., Ltd.—Trachsler, Ltd

Engineers, Ltd. J.H.

 AGENCIES—SHANGHAI E21

Ward, Ld. (Thos. W.)—Eagle and White Horse Distillers, Ld.—Jardine,

Matheson & Co.. Ld.

Globe Steel Co., Ld.

Washburn Crosby Co.—Dodwell & Co., White, Ld., J. & J.—Imperial Che-

mical Industries (China), Ld.

Ld. Wiggih & Co.,. Ltd. (Henry)—Impe-

Waterlow & Sons, Ltd.—R. E. Francis. rial Chemical Industries

Weber Showcase and Fixture Co.— Wilcqck Bros.—China Engineers, Ltd.

American Engineering Corporation Wilh. Jul. Teufel—Kofa American

Drug Co., Inc.

Weeks & Co., F. A.- United Book & Williamson

Stationery Co. Manufacturers Co.—Arn-

hold & Co., Ltd.

Weise Soehne Hall, A. S. — Chien Williams

Hsien Engineering Co., G.m.b.H. gregor && Cd.; Humbert—Caldbeck, Hac-

Ltd.

(Ld.)

Werkzengmaschinenfabrik, Oerlikon— Inc., Huga Worlps—Reisa' & Co.,

Witte Engine

Glathe & Witt

Western Assurance Co., Ltd.—iShang- Wittenmeier

Reiss & Co.

Machinery Co.—Hugo

hai Insurance Office

Western Assurance Co.—Probst, Han- Wolff & Go.—Kofa American Drug

Co., Inc.

bury & Co. Wolsely Motors, Ltd.—Dodwell & Co.

Western Transformer Co.—Glathe & World Ltd.

Witt Marine and General Insce. Co.

Westinghouse Electric' International —North British & . Mercantile Insce.

Co—Reiss & Co., Inc., Hugo

Westinghouse Electric International Yao Hwa Mechanical ,: Glass Go.—

Co.—China Scientific Instrument Kailan Mining '^Adminstration’

Co. York Ice Machinery Corporation—

York Shipley, Inc.

Westinghouse X-Ray Co. — China Yorkshire

Scientific Instrument Co. Insurance Co., Ltd.—Dod-

Whangpoo Tug & Lighter Co.( Ld.— well & Co., Ld.

Whangpoo Ferry Service—Harden &

Co., Ltd., G.E. Zschopauer, D.K.W. Motenwerke—

Whitbread & Co., Ld.—Dodwell & Co. Melchers & Co.

 YANGTSZE PORTS

CHINKIANG

(For Details of Addresses, etc., of Agents see Preceding Sections)

Canton Insurance Office —Jardine, Matheson & Co.

Hongkong Insurance Co.—Jardine, Matheson, & Op.

Indo-China Steam Navigation Co.—Jardine Matheson & Co.

NANKING

(For Details of Addresses, etc., of Agents see Preceding Sections)

Evans & Sons, Ld. (Ed.)—Educational Bookstore

HANKOW

CFor Details of Addresses, etc., of Agents see Preceding Sections)

Agricultural & General Engineers, Ld.— Blue Star Line, Ltd.—Arnhold & Co., I

Andersen,Blower

American MeyerCorporation—Andersen,

& Co., Ld. Ltd.

Meyer & Co., Ld. Board of Underwriters1 of New York— j

American Mail Line—Dollar Co., The Arnhold & Co., Ld.

Robert British Traders Insurance Co., Ld.—

American Radiator Co.—Andersen, Meyer Butterfield & Swire

& Co., Ld. Burrells & Co., Ltd.—Dodwell & Co., I

Aquarius Co.—Pearce & Garriock Ltd.

Asa Lees & Co., Ld., Oldham—Arn- Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co., Ld.—

hold & Co., Ld. Pearce & Garriock

Austin Cars—Arahold & Co., Ld. Callender’s Cable and Construction | :

Baldwin Co., Ltd.—Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Meyer &Locomotive

Co., Ld. Works—Andersen, Canton Insurance Co., Ld.—Jardine, t' 5

Matheson & Co., Dd.

Bank Line—Jardine, Matheson & Co., Central Agency, Ltd.—Dodwell & Co., t

Ltd. Ltd.

Barber-Wilhelmsen Line—Dodwell & Central Insurance Co., Ld. of London— -

Co., Ltd. Paon ShunValve

Rung Manufacturing

Sze

Bedford Trucks—Arnhold & Co., Ld. Chapman Co.— |

Belting & Leather Products Associa- Andersen, Meyer

tion—Andersen, Meyer & Co., Ld. Chevrolet, Pontiac, Oakland, Buick, |j ]»„

Ben Line—Dodwell & Co., Ltd. G.M.C. Motor Cars & Trucks (Pro- -

Blue Funnel Line (A. Holt & Co.)— ducts of General Motors, Ld.)— If •.

Butterfield & Swire Arnhold & Co., Ld.

 AGENCIES—HANKOW E23

China Navigation Co., Ld.—Butter- Johnson 'Co., Ld.

& Johnsop—Andersen, Meyer &

field & Swire

'Coraptoir Metallurgique Luxembour-

geoas “Columeta”—Arnhold & Co., Kailan' Mining Adminiati-atlon—Ddd-

Ld. P. & F.—Andersen, Meyer & Co., KeuffOl well & Co., Ld. ij

Corbin, & Esser C6'.-- Ahdbrseri,'Meypi''&

Ld. Co., Ld.

Crpwn!v Corh * Co., Ltd.—Dodwell k Klaveness Co. .

Line—Arnhold k Co., Ld.

■ . ii T

Co., ltd. Koppel Industrial'

■ De plavilland Aircraft Co., Ld.-- —Andersen,, MeyerCar*k, &Co.,EqUiptbenfi

Ld. Co.

; ArnhQld & Co., Ld.

Dewar & Sons, Ld., John—Ramsa Liyerpoph London and Globe.. Insur-

ance Co., Rtti.—Lodwell

& Co. and Chronicle of the Far Lloyd

Directory Triestino—Dodwell k Co.,Co.,Ld.Ld,

East—Ramsay & Co.

Dbdweli-New York Line of Steamers London & Lancashire Insurance

-^-Butteirfield'

—Dodwell & ’Gb., Ltd.

Dollar Steamship Line—R. Dollar Co.

Duraflex Co.—Andersen, Meyer & Co., Ld. Metropolitan Vickers Electric Export

Co., Ld.—Arnhold k Co., Ld.

Edison Storage Battery Co., Inc.—Ander- Natal Line of Steamers—Dodwell &

sen, Meyer & Co., Ld. Co., Ltd.

Employers Liability Assurance Cor- National Radiator Co.—Andersen, Meyer

poration, Ld.—Arnhold & Co., Ld., & Co., Ld.

Excess Insurance Co., Ld.- Lovhtt ® N^vigazione Generale Italiana—Dod-

Byrne wel.1, k Lo>. Ld.-y, v,:. 5.

New India ? Assurance Co., Ltd.—

Far Eastern Insurance Co., Ld.— Njorth Dodwell k Co., Ltd.

Arnhold k Co., Ld. China Insurance Co., Ld.—

Fielding & Platt, Ld.—Andersen, Meyer & NorthernRamsay & Co.

. Co? Ld. Assurance—Mackenzie & Co.

Food Machinery Cbrporation—lAnde^sen,

Meyer & Co., Ld. i

Ocean Transport Col. L^cL—Dbdwell

& Co., Ltd. :vm,moD

General Electa-ic Co. of China Ld., ’ The— Pels, Nenfy k Co., Ld.—AndVrfeon,

Meyer k Co., Ld.

The Hankow Light & Power Co., Ld.

George Keighley Ld., Burnley—Arn- Peninsular k Oriental S.S. Co., Ltd.

hold k Co., Ld. —Jardine, Matheson k Co., Ltd.

"Gerrard Wire Tying Co., Ltd.—Dod- Prince Line, Far East Service—

well & Co., Ltd.

Glens Falls insurance Co.—Young Arnhold k Co., Ld.

Bros. Trading Co.

Guardian Insurance C Ld.—Butterfield Roneo, Ld.—Dodwell & Co., Ld.

Royal Insurance Co., Ltd.,—Ramsay

k Swire & Co.

Ruston k Hornsby, Ld., Lincoln—

Hankow Press Packing Co., Ld., The Arnhold k Co., Ld.

—Arnhold k Co , Ld.

Henry Simon Ld., Manchester—Arn- Saco-Lowell Co., Ld.

Shops—Andersen, Meyer k

hold k Co., Ld.

Hong Kong Fire Insurance Co., Ld.— Safe Cabinet Co.—Dodwell

Scott k Williams, Inc.—Andersen,& Co., Ld.

Meyer

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld. k Co., Ld.

Indo-China S. N. Co., Ld.—Jardine, Sea Insurance—Mackenzie

Sherwin-Williams k Co.

Paint Co.—Andersen,

Matheson k Co., Ld. Meyer & Co., Ld.

International General

Andersen, Meyer k Co., Electric

Ld. Co.— South British Insurance Co., Ld.—

Ramsay k Co.

^International Harvester Export Co.— South British Insurance Co., Ld.—

Arnhold k Co., Ld.

Andersen, Meyer k Co., Ld.

1524 ageMtes-hankow-ichang

Standard Life Assurance Co.—Dodwell Union Assur. Society, Ltd.—Dodwell

& Co., Ld. &,Co., Ltd.

Steamship Company Orient—East-

Asiatie Cd., Ld. Vauxhall Cars—Arnlhold & Co., Ld.

Sullivan Machinery Co.—Andersen, Victor X-Ray Corpn.—Andersen, Meyer

Meyer & Co., Ld. Co., Ld.

Taikoo Sugar Refinery Co., Ltd.— Whitbread

Co., Ltd.

& Co., Ltd.—Dodwell &

Butterfield & Swire Wolf Co.—Andersen, Meyer

Teachers & Sons (Wm.)- Dodwell & Wilh. Wilhilmsen-Norwegian, Africa & !

Co., Ld. Australia Line—Arnhold & Co. Ld

Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance Worthington Pump & Machinery Corp.

Co., Ltd.—Dodwell & Co., Ltd. —Andersen, Meyer & Co., Ld. t

“Underwood Typewriter Co., Inc.— Vangtsze Insurance Association, Ld.—

Dodwell & Co., Ltd. Arnhold & Co., Ld.

IOHAN G

(For Details of Addresses, etc., of Agents see Preceding Sections)

Canadian Pacific Ocean Services, Ld. Hong Kong Fire Insurance Co., Ld.—

—Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld. Jardihe, Matheson & Co., Ld.

Canton Insurance Office, Ltd.—Jar- Indo-China Steam Navigation Co.,

dine, Matheson & Co., Ltd. Ld.—Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld.

Commercial Union Assurance Co., Peninsular & Oriental Steam Nav. Co.

Ltd.—Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld. —Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld.

 SOUTH CHINA PORTS

FOOCHOW

' For Details of Addresses, etc., of Agents see Preceding Sections)

Ailsa Craig Marine Motors—Dodwell China Navigation Co., Ltd.-rHMdwell

& Co., Ld. & Co., Ltd.

Appar Line—Dodwell & Co., L-d. China Underwriters - -Greig & Co.

Assurance! F rancxj-Asiatique—Harri- China Wool Manufacturing Co.—

sons, King & Irwin, Ld. China National .Trading Co.

Atlas Assurance Co., Ld.—Harrisons, Commercial Union Assurance Co,,

King & Irwin, Ld. Ld.—Dodwefl & Co., 1M.

Australian Oriental Line, Ld.—Dod-

well & Co., Ld. ;Deutsche Farben Handels Gesella-

chaft Waibel & Co.—Sieihssen~ & '

Bank Line, Ld.—Harrisons, King & K rohn & Chronicle of China,

Directory

Irwin, Ld. Japan, etc—Brockett & Co.

Banque de I’lndoohine—Dodwell & Dodwell Castle Line- -Dodwell & Co.,

Co., Ld. Ld.

Batavia Sea and Fire Insurance Co: —

Bathgate & Co. East Asiatic Steam Navigation Co.,

Ben Line—Gibb, Livingston & Co. Ld.—Dodwell & Co.. Ld

British and Foreign Marine Insurance Eastern and Australian. Steamship; Go.

Go., Ltd.—Dodwell & Co., Ltd. —Gibb, Livingston & Co.

British-India Steain Navigation Co.— lEllerman Line—Harrisons, King &

Gibb, Livingston & Co. Irwin, Ltd.

British Traders’ Insurance Co., Ld.—

Bathgate & Co., K. Furness (Ear East),. Ld.—Bathgate. &

British Traders’ Insurance Co., Ld. Co,.,. /

—Dodwell & Go., Ld.

Burmah Oil Co.—Greig & Co. Gerrarjd Wire Tying. Machine Co., •

Caldbeck, MacGregor & Co.—Brand & Ld.—Dodwell & Col, .Ld.

Co. Guardian Insurance Co., Ltd.—Dod*-

Canadian Government Merchant well & Co., Ltd.

Marine, Ld.—Dodwell & Co., Ld. Ilamburg-Amerika Linie, Hamburg—

Canadian Insurance Office, Ld.—Jardihe Siemssen & Krohn ;

Matheson it Co., Ld Hattorr Clock Fahtiory—Sin Tin See

Central Agency, Ld.—Gibb, Livingston & Co.

& Co. Ho Hong Soap ManufacturingCot^SinS

Century Insurance Op,—Siemssen & Tai Kee & Co. M s.i*' ■

Krohn Holland Assurance Society—Siemssen

Chartered Bank of India, Australia and & Krohn ' IjsinehO A iBlwBmaaM

China—Dodwell & Co., Ld. Holland -Cost Azie Lijn—Harrisons',

China Dyeing Works, Ld.—China King & Irwin, Ltd. ' ';

National Trading Co.

China Fire Insurance Co.—Gibb, Liv- Hongkong Fife Insurance Co., Ld.—

ingston & Co. surance Cb., Ld.—Osaka Shosen

China Mutual Life Insurance Co.— Kaisha

Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

China Mutual Steam Navigation Co., JaVarChiha-Japan Lijn—Bathgate &’

Ltd.—Dodwell & Co., Ltd. Co. LG ,.oC * Iiswbou norJ

E26 AGENCIES—FOOCflOW

Kobe Marine Transport and Fire Royal Insurance Co., Ltd.—Dodwell &

Insurance Co., Ltd.—Osaka Shosen Co., Ltd.

Kaisha Royal

RhssianInsnrance Co.—Greig

East Asiatic & Co.

Co., Ld.—Dod-

Lloyd Triestino Steam Navigation well k Co., Ld.

Oo.—Dodwell & Co., Ld.

Lloyd’s, London—Bathgate & Co.

London and Lancashire Insurance Scottish Union National Insurance

Co!—Harrisons, King & Irwin, Ld.

Co., Ld.—Dodwell & Co,, Ld. Sea, insurance Oo.,, Ld.—Dodwell k

Melchers & Co.—Sin Tai Kee & Co. Co., Ld.

Messageries Maritimes — Dodwell & Shanghai Trading

Lamp Co.—'China National

Co.

Co., Ltd. Shanghai Life Insurance Co.—Dodwell

Natal Line of Steamers—Dodwell & Siemens & Co., Ld.

Co., Ltd. China,Cp/i—Sieinssen &' Krohn-

Signode

Navigazione Generale Italiana—Dod- sons, King Patent Strapping— Harri-

wt‘11 &- Oo., Ld: & Irwin, Ltd.

Nippon Yusen Kaisha—Bathgate & Co. Sonhoshin Brewery—Sin Kee. & Co.

Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bremen—Siem- Bathgate k Co.Insurance. Co., Ld.—

South British

ssen iz Krohn

Norris Henty & Gardners, Ltd., Standard Life Assurance Co.—Dod-

;well & Co., Ltd.

Engines and Wires—Dodwell & Oo., Standard Marine Insurance Co., Ld.—Dod-

Ltd. well k Co-., Ld.

North British* and Mercantile Insur- Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—Brand &

ance Od.—Gibb, Livihgstbn '& Oo. Co. . ■,

North China Insurance Co., Ld.— States Steamship Co.—Gibb, Living-

Dodwell & Co., Ld.

Northern Assurance Go., Ltd.—Bath- stpp k. Op..

gate & Co. Sun Insurance Office—Bathgate & Co.

Northern S.S. Co., Ltd. of: Petrograd Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada—

—Dodwell & Co., Ltd. Dodwell k Co., Ld.

Norwegian, Africa and Australia Line— Swedish East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Go-

Dodwell & Co., Ltd. thenburg—Dodwell k Co.

Ocean Accident and Guarantee Cor- Thames and Mersey Marine, Insuranfce-

poration, Ltd.—Harrisons, King & Co., Ld.—Dodwell k Co., Ld.

Irwin, Ltd.

Ocean Marine Insurance Ob., Ltd.— Tung Yih Trust Go.'—China I^aitional

Trading Co.

Dodwell & Co!, Ltd.

Ooeahr Steamship- Co., Ltd.—Dodwell Ullman k Co.—Sin Tai Kee k Co.

& Co., Ltd.

Orient Insurance Co.—Dodwell & Co., Under woo4 Typewriter Co., Ltd.—

Ltd,,.. . . ,i •lJvhfKn Dodwell k Co,, Ltd.

Osaka Marine and Fire Insurance Union Insurance Society of Canton:—

Oo., Ltd.-Osaka, ShoSen Kaisha Gibb, Livingston k Co.

Palatine Insurance Co., Ltd. of Lon- West of Scotland Insurance Office,

don — Harrisons, King & Irwin,

Ltd. ■ -- " Ltd.—Harrisons, King k fryin

Peninsular & Oriental Steam Naviga- !Wilkinson, Heywpod & Clark—Harri-

sons, King & Irwin, Ld.

tion Co.—Gibb, Livingston & Co.

Phoenix Assurance Qp,—Brand & Co.

Prince Line, Far East Service—Bath- Yangtsze Insurance Association—Greig

gate & Co. & Co.

Yorkshire Insurance, Op., Ld.—Dodr

Reuter’s Telegram Co.—Brand & Co. well k Co., Ld.

Royal Exchange Assurance Corpora- Yung Kong Clock Manufacturers—

tion—Dodwell & Co., Ld. Sin Tin Kee & Co.

 AGENCIES—AMOY E27

AMOY

(For Details of Addresses, etc., of Agents see Preceding Sections)

Albert Mpndel, A.-G.—Cheoiig & Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.—

Sons, E. S. Douglas, Lapraik & Co.

Bank Line—Douglas, Lapraik & Co. Kunst & Albers (Shanghai)—Cheong

Batavia Sea and Fire Insurance Co., k Sons, E. S.

Ld.—Traders Co.

Ben Line—Douglas, Lapraik & Co.

Bui’goyne, Burbidges & Co., Ld.— Lilly & Cp. (Eli)— Cheong <$5 Sons,

Ctieong & Sons, E.S. E. S.

Canadian Pacific Steamship Line Lotus Honey—Cheong & Sons, E. S.

— Douglas, Lapraik & Co. L ederland Kotterdarnsehe Lloyd—J ava-

Canton Insurance Office, Ltd. China-Japan Lijn

Douglas, Lapraik *fc Co. Nederland Loyal Mail Line—Java-

Commercial Union Assurance Co., China-Japan Lijn, N. Y.

Ltd.—Douglas, Lapraik & Co. Norddeutseher Lloyd Bremen —

Dakin Bros., Ld.—^Cfieong & Sons, Traders- Co.

E. S. North British MercantileLapraik

Insur-&

“ Deutz V Engines—Traders Co. ance Co., Ltd.—Douglas,

Directory and Chronicle

East -Douglas, Lapiaik aj of

Co.the Far Co.

Douglas Steamship

Douglas, Lapiaik Co. Co., Ltd— Prince Line—Douglas, Lapraik & Cd-

Far East Aviation Co.—Boyd Go. Lotterdam Lloyd Loyal Mail Line—

Glen Java-China-Japan-Lijn, V.

Green Line — Douglar,

Island Cement Lapraik * Co.

Co., Ltd.— Royal Packet Navigation Co-.—Java-

Douglas, Lapraik as Co. Chi na-Japan Lijn, N, Y.

Holland Assurance Soeiety—^Traders “KLM” Loyal Dutch Air Lines—

Go. Java-China-Japan Lijn, N.Y.

Holland-Eastn Asia Line—Java Chiu^.- Royal Netherlands Indian Airway's—

Japan Lij Fire

Hongokng ) Y.Insurance Co.— Java-Chi-ha-Japan Lijn, N.Y.

Douglas, Lapiaik & Co. Sellar, L. H.—Cheong & Co., E. S.

Serravallo’s, J.—Cheong & Sons (E. S.)

Indo-China Steam Navigation Co., Shire Line—Dqugla?, Lapraik & Co.

Ltd.—Douglas, Lapraik & Co. Vioi Bay Malt Laxagar—‘01).Qong k

Sops, E. S.

Jardine Engineering Yangtsze Insurance

Lapraik Association,

—Douglas, Lapraik k Co.Corporation Ltd.—Douglas, k Co ”

£28 AGENCIES—SWATOW

SWAT0W

(For Details of Addresses, etc., of Agents see Preceding Sections)

Alliance Assurance Oo.—Jardine, \ Ewart &; Sons, Wm., Ltd.—Jardine

Matfiesoh & Co., Ld. Matheson & Co., Ltd.

American Mail Line, Ltd. — John Ewo Cotton Mills, Ltd.—Jardine,

M anViers & Co., Ltd. Matheson & Co., Ld.

Anglo-Saxon Petroleum Co., Ltd.— Far East Aviation Co.—Bradley &

Asiatic Petroleum Co, (S. 0.), Ltd.

Assurance Francd-Asiatique—dohn Man-

ners & Co., Ld. FarCo.,Eastern

Ltd. Insce. Co.—Bradley &

Co., Ld, Aktiebolaget Ocean

Forsakrings

Badische

—Bradley Assurance

ik Co., Ld. Gesellschaft (Ocean Insurance

Ben Line of Steamers—Bradley & thenburg) -Bradley Co.,

& Co.,Lti.Ld.of Go-

Co., Ld. Furness (Far East), Ld. —Bradley &

British India Steam Navigation Co.— Co., Ld. \

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld. Fuso

Co., Marine and&Fire

Ld.—Bradley Insurance

Co., Ld.

Caldbeck, MacGregor & Co.— Itoese, Gehe & pp., A.-G —Roese, Gebrueder

Gebrueder Glen Line' of Steamers — Jardine,

Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ld.—• Matheson & Co., Ld.

.Tau’dine, Matheson & Co,, Ld. Green Island Chment - C,b., Ld.—Jar-

Canton, Insurance Office, Ld.—Jar- dine, Matheson & Co., Ld.

dine,’ Idathespn Co..',. Ld.

Carson Pirie Scott & Co. (Chicago) Hongkong Daily Press—Bradley

— Bradley & Co., Ld. • Co., Ltd. : •

Central Agency (Glasgow)—Bradley

! Hongkong Fire Insurance Co., Ld.—

& c©., Ld. ; Jardine, Matheson & Co., Banking

Ld.

Chartered Bank of India, AuSt. & Cliina— Hongkong and Shanghai

John Manners & Co., Ld.

China Fire Insce. Co., Ld Bradley Corporation -Bradley & Co., Ld. &

& Co,, Ld. Huntley

Co., Bd;.and Palmers—J

- ohn Manners

China Underwriters, Ltd.—Bradley ]i

& Co,, Ltd,

Comite des , Assurances ^Bradley & IndorChina 6team Navigation .Co.,

Co., Ld. Insurance Co., Ltd. — Ld.—Jardine, Mathpsou & Co-, Ld.

Cornhill Jardine Engineering Corporation,, ’!

Bradley & Co., Ld. Ld.—Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld. ;

Deutz Mortoren Fabrik—Roese, Ge- Kohlberg, Alfred, New York—'Chang,

brueder and Chronicle of China,

Directory T. K.

Japan, etc.—Bradley & Co., Ld. Koninklijke Paketvaart Maatschappij

Dollar Steamship Lines—John Man- —Java-China-Japan Lijn.

ners & Co., Ltd. La Fonciere Insce. Co. —Bradley &

Douglas Steamship Co., Ld.—Jardine, Co., Ld.

Matheson & Co., Ld. Lament & Son (Samuel), Ld., Belfast

East Asiatic Co., Ltd.—John Manners —Tshu Sok Che (Mrs.)

& Co., Ltd. Lancashire Insce.—Roese, Gebrueder

Eastern Insurance Co., Ltd.—Jardine, “Levant” Insurance &and

surance Co—Bradley Co. Rein-

MathesonSociete

Europa & Co., Insurance

Ld. Co.— Lloyd’s—Bradley & Co., Ltd.

Bradley & Co., Ld. Lloyd Italia Insce. Co.—Bradley &

Everett, Inc., Ltd., L.—Roese, Gebrue- Co., Ld.

der Lloyd Triestino—Bradley & Co., Ltd.

 AG E NCIES—SWATOW E2s>

Macksoud Importing Co., New York Reinsurance Co. “Russia” Copenha-

—’Chang, T. K. gen—Roese, Gebrueder

Maersk Lipe—Boese, Gebrueder Rhein Elbe Union—Roese, Gebrueder

Marbarak Bros., New York—Chang, Riekmers Linie—Roese, Gebrueder

T. K. Royal Insurance Co.—Bradley &

Masch. Fabrik Gristzner—Roese, Ge- Co., Ld.

brueder

Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd. Siemens China Co.—Roese, Gebrueder

BradJey & Co., Ld.

Messageries Maritimes—Jardine, Ma- “Shire” Line ot Steamers—Jardine,

Matheson & Co., Ltd.

theson & Co., Ltd. South British Insurance Co., Ltd.—

Mitsubishi

rance Co., Marine & Fire

Ld.—Bradley & Cd., Insu- Bradley & Co., Ld.

Ld. Spence Bryson St Co., Ld. (Belfast!

Nanyang Hand! Corporation, New States —Bradley &. Co., Ld.

York—Chang, T. K. Steamship Co.—John Manners

National City Bank of New York— Sun& Co., Ltd.

Insurance Office, Ltd. — John

Bradley & Co., Ld. Manners & Co., Ltd.

Netherlands Insurance Co., est. 1845 Swedish East Asiatic Co., Ld., The—

—Roese, Gebrueder Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld.

New India Assur. Co., Ld.—Bradley Swiss National Insurance Co.,Ld.r

& Co., Ld.

New Zealand Insurance Co., Ltd. Basle—Bradley

—Bradley & Co., Ltd

Nippon Yusen Kaisha—Bradley & Taiheiyo Marine and

ance Co.—Bradley ifc Co.,Fire

Ld. Insur-

Co., Ld. Tokyo Marine and Fire Insurance

Norddeutsche Versicherunogsgesells- Co., Ld.,—Bradley Co., Ld.

ehaft—Roese, Gebrueder

Norddeut.scher Lloyd, Bremen—Roese, United States Salvage Association

Gebrueder —Bradley & Co., Ld.

Ocean Insurance Co.—Bradley & Co. Vereinigte Stahlwerke, Roehrenwer-

Osaka Marine and Fire Insurance

Co., Ld.—Bradley & Co., Ld. band—Roese, Gebrueder

Peninsular & Oriental Steam Western Assurance Co—Bradley

Navigation Co.—Bradley & Co., Ld. & Co., Ld.Australian Insurance Co.

Peninsular & Oriental Banking Cor- Western

poration—Jardine, Matheson & Co., —Bradley & Co., Ld.

Ld.

Provincial Insce. Co., Ld Bradley Yangtsze Insurance Association

& Co., Ld. Ld.—Bradley Co., Ld.

 CANTON

(For Details of Addresses, etc., of Agents see Freceding Sections)

Acrjae Code Co. New York, L'.S.A.— G.ehr Pfeiffer, Barbarossa Werk—

Hogg & Co.

Alliance Assurance Co., Ltd.—Deacon G. Baist A Co.

H. H. Gutehoffn-uingshuCtte—Baist

& Co., Ltd.

Andrew Weir Ik Co. (Bank Line)— & Co.

John Manners & Co., Ltd.

Atlas

Co., Assurance

Ltd. Co., Ltd.—Deacon & Halifax Fire. Insurance Co.—Gilman

& Co.', Ltd. '•*'

H^mbuyg-Amorik^ Linie—Catjowitz .& |

Co.

Ben Line oi Steajners-t-Deaoon & Co., Hatz

Ltd. Dieselmotoren G.m.b.H.—Baist

& Co.

Bisl'op, Howe &; Co.—Win. Farmer A HUhnan-

Co. Meter Car Ltd.—Gil-

man & Co., Ltd.

Breitkaujjt & ^phn, F. W.—Schmidt Holland

& Co. oUAi ynibiritl— oO danA Oosb'-A*ie Lijn—Holland China

Handelscompagnie (Cantoh) N. V.

British India S. K, Co. (Apcar Line) Hongkong,

—Deacon &, Co., Ltd. Canton and Macao Steam-

boat Co., Ld.—Deacon & Co., Ld.

British Traders’ Insurance Co., Ltd. Hongkong

— Deacon & Co., Ltd. Daily Press, Ltd. —

Byk Culdftnwerke, Berlin- Baist & Koehler & Co.

Co. Hong Kong Sunday Herald—Wm. ;

Farmer & Co.

China Fire Insu^atich Co., Ld.-^Dea- Hong Kong Telegraph—Wm. Farmer

con & Co.y'Ld. & Co.;

China Mail—Wm. Farmer & Co.

China: Underwriters, Ltd.—Shewap, Humber, Ltd.—Gilman & Co., Ltd.

Tomes & Co.

Crown Life Insurance Co.—Crowfi Jack' * Co., Ltd., Wm. c.,—Wm.

China CompajJy Farmer & Co: 1

Java-China-J apan Lijn — Holland1- '

Directory & Chronicle of the Far China N.V.

Handelscompagnie (Canton)

East-Koehler A Co.

Dubarry Perfumery Co., £i£cL:—Rafeek Jetter & Scheerer—■Schmidt & Co.

Johannes Buerger Ysate Fabrik,

‘

& Co. Wernigerode—Baist & Co.

East Asiatic Co., Ld. of Copenhagen Kade, Dr., Berlin—German Dispen-

—Manners & Co., Ld., John sary, Ltd.

Eastern and Australian Steamship “Kepkold” Refrigerators—Hm. Far-

Co., Ld.—Deacon & Co., Ld.

El in A. G. Fuer Elektrische Indus- mer & Co.

trie, Wien—Baist <& Co.

Ellerman & Bucknall S.S. Co., Ld^— La Baloiss Fire Insurance Co., Basle

Manners & Co., Ld., John —U. Spalinger & Co., S. A.

K. Engelhard, Frankfurt — German Leitz, E.—Schmidt & Co.

Dispensary, Ltd. Leslies, Ltd.—Rafeek & Co.

Ernst Krause & Co.—Baist & Co. Lloyd’s—Deacon & Co., Ld.

Lowney, W. M. & Co., Ltd.—Rafeek

Fire Association of Philadelphia— & Co.

Gilman & Co., Ltd. Luitpol d -Werke, Muenichem— German

Flottmann, A. G.—Baist & Co. Dispensary, Ltd.

 AGENCIES—GANTQN E3I

Aleyer Ca-stens & Co.—Baist & Co. Rootes, Ltd.—Gilman & Co., Ltd.

M. A. N Maschinenfabrik—BaijSt & I Royal Insurance Co., Ltd.—Loxley &

Co. Co.

Manufacturers Life Insuta-nce :Co.—

Gilman & Co., Ltd.

Marine Insurance Co., Ld.—Deacon Schule & Berlin—.Schmidt

Sanitas,

Co.—Baist

& Co.

&National

Co. Insce.

& Co., Ld. Scottish Union and

Mercantile Bank of India, Ldr-f/Dea- Go.- Hannibal <& Go.

con & Co., Ld. Mlivfff Line-'-De^con & Co,, Ltd.

Messer & Co.—Baist & Co. (Slazengers, Ld.—Rafeek & Co. ,

Meyer Castens & Co.—Baist- & /Cw Soirtii China Mbrifliig ' Post—Wm.

Farmer & Co. :

Naef, M. & Co., Ltd.—Rafeek & Co: 'Springfield Fire Marine Ins: Co.—

Canton Overseas Trading Co.

National Union Eire Ins. Co.—Ame- Stafford

rican Asiatic Underwriters, Fed. & Co. Allen & Sons, Ltd.—Rafeek

Inc. TT.S.A.

North British and Mercantile Insur- States Steamship Co.—John Manners &

ance Co., Ltd.—Dent & Co., Ltd., SdnCo.,OilLd.

Co., Philadelphia—Baist &

Herbert Co.

Ocean Accidblit' & Guarantee' Cbrpn., Tres Corpctration—Baist & Co.

—Gilman &. Co., Ltd.

Oestreicher, Dr. L., Berlin—German Union Assurance Society, Ld.—Dea-

Dispensary, Ltd. con & Co., Ltd,

Palatine Insurance Co., Ltd.- Gilman United States Rubber Export :'Co.,

Ltd.—Rafeek & Co.

Ltd.

Penihsular'& Oriental .Steam Naviga-

tion Co.—Deacon Co., Ld.

■“ Philips ” Glowlamps 'Eindhoven Villeroy & Boch—Baist & Co. .

(Holland)—Holland China Handels- Weil, Dr. R. and Dr. O.—Baist & Co.

compagnie (Canton), N.V.

Poehl Prof. Dr. V., Berlin—Baist & Weir & Co. (Andrew)—Manners &

Co., Ld., John

Co. West Coast Life Insurance Co., San

Prince Line and Silver Line—Deacon Francisco—Bornemann & Co.

& Co., Ld. Western Assurance Co.—Gilman &

Co., Ltd.

Queen Insurance Co., Ltd.—Loxley & Wilh. Wilhelmsen Line—Loxley & Co.

Co. Willys-Overland, Inc.—Gilman & Co.

Ltd.

Ritz & Schweizer—Baist & Co.

Hoechling Buderus Steel Works— Yorkshire Insurance Co.—Holland-

Baist & Co. China Trading Co.

E32 AGENCIES-- PA KH 01—HOI HOW

P A KH OI

(For Details of Addresses, etc., of Agents see Preceding Sections)

China Navigation Co.—Kvvong Cheong Wo

Osaka Shosen Kaisha—Kam Sing Cheung

Osaka Shosen Kaisha—Yainashita Kisen Kaisha

Standard Vacuum Oil Co.>—Ching Tai & Co.

H OIH O W

(For Details of Addresses, etc., of Agents see Preceding Sections)

d. & S. Marine and i ire Insurance China Navigation Co., Ltd.--Yuen

—Yuen Fat Lee Co. Eat Lee Co.

China Underwriters Ltd.—Wing Fat Wo Fat Sing& Oo.—Wo

Williamson Fat Hong

Steamship Co., Ltd, - -

Wing Fat Hong

 HONGKONG

(For Details of Addresses, etc., of Agents see Preceding Sections)

A. B. C. Underwear Oo., Ltd.—Sin- Anderson Grice;. Co., Ld.—Shewan

cere Co.,! Ltd. Tomes & Co.

A.- B. 'See Elevator, U.S.A.^Domestic Andre Feraut—Sputh, China Mercantile

Engineers and Engineering Co.

Acme Commodity and Phrase Gode— I Andrew Machine Construction Co.,

Eung Tang . •*'> Ltd.—Arnhold & Co., Ltd.

Administration of Western Samoa^— Andrew' Toledo Ld.—Arnhold & Co.,

Gibb, Livingston & Go., Ld. Ld.

Aeolus Marine Insurance- Co.—Karsten Andrew Weir & Co.—Bank Line, Ltd.

Larssen & Co. Anglo-Siam Corporation, Ld.—She

Aero Products, Inc.—Economical Trad- wan, Tomesf& Co.

ing Co. “ Arrigoni ” Food Products—Italian

Agfa :Ghina Co.—Deutsche Farben- Agency' '

llandelesgesel Ischaft Arcturus Radio Tube Co.—Sincere

Agricultural 06., Ld.

Co. (A.) Fire Insurance—Goeke & . Armapd, Gavage—Gauthier & Cp.

Armstrong-Siddeley Cars—Hong Kong

Aft Kwong Co.—Sincere Co.,. Ltd. Hotel Garage

Airetool Manufacturing CO-—Shewan, - Armstrong iSiddeley - Motor's, Ltd.—-

Tomes k ,Co. Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Aji-Xo-Moto—Honda & Co. Armstrong Whitworth Aircraft, Ld.—'

Alberta, Milling Co.—Skott &, Co. Far East Aviation Oo.

Albert Mendel—Goeke & Co. i ArrPl-Johnspu Garsh-Hong Kong Hotel

Aleuiite Corporation— Hong Kong Garage

Hotel Garage :Asa Lees & Co., Ltd.—Arnhold & Co.,

Allen, 'Sons & Co., Ltd., W, H.—Per-

rin’s (China), Ld. , Ltd.. ■ ■ :: . l/.d

Allen Tours—Hong Kong & Shanghai Asbestos Cement Building Products,

Hotels, Ltd. Ld.—Dodwell Go., Ld. ,;

Alliance Assurance Co., Ld. -Jardine, A^be^tps(i Corporatipn Ltd-:,s Montreal

Matheson k, Co., Ld. —Lam Wing Yah & Co.

Allsop & Sons—Ciildbeck, Macgregor Ashtpn_& Parsons, Lh-^rW. R. Lpxley -

& Co. Hi Co.. Ltd.

Ashworth -Sops Co., Ltd.—Arnhold

Aluminium Union Ltd. — Shewaii, & Co., Ltd.

Tomes 'Hi Co. iAsiatic Steam .Xavigation Co., Ld.—

American and Ctiban Steamship Line, Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld.

Tnc.—Jdf dine, Mathesdn A Co.,: Ld. ' Askania—^Phinidt &; CP. ., f

American Gulf Orient Line—Everett,. j Assbeiated Lead Manufacturers Ex-

•Incorporated, L. port Co.,, Ld.—SHewan, Tomes &

Amor.ican Mail Line-^Dollar Co., Ro-

bert, Ltd. ■ As^uranceforeningen

Co. :1

‘- Gard ' •A

Areudal—

American Pioneer Line: — States Thoresen .fe1 Co., Ld-

Steamship Co. AssUranCeforeniiigen

Thoresen Cb.,' Ld.“Skuld” Oseo—

American Steamship Owners Mutual Astoria Flour Mills—Skott He Co.

Protection and Indemnity Associa-

tion, Inc., The—Bradley & Co.1, Ltd. Athel1 Line—Pure,Cape Molasses Co.,

Ld . _ . . :.

Amsterdam Diamond Trading Co.—

Holland-China Handels Compagnie Atlantic Mutual Insurance , Co, of

X. V. Xew York•-Arnhold & Cb., Ld.

E-‘34 AGENCIES—HONGKONG

Atlas Assurance Co., Ld.—Jardine, Batavia Sea and Fire Insurance Co.—

Matheson & Co., Ld. v^arlowitz & (Jo. 1

Atlas Assurance Co., Ld. of London Baxter Bros. & Co., Ld.—Wicking k.

—China Eire Insurance Co., Ld. Cp.

Atlas Disci, A. B., Stockholm—A. Bedford Trucks—Hong Kong Hotel |

B. The Swedish Trading Co., FiJ Garage

in China Beldam Packing and Bubber Co., (Ld.

Atlas Metal & Alloys Co., Ltd.—Jack —Eastern Asbestos Co., The

& Co., Ltd., Wm. C.

Atlas Preservative Co., Ld.—Bradley D. Hutchison & Co.Co., Ld.—John

Belfast Bope works

& Co., Ltd.

Atwater Kent Manufacturing Co.- Be}4am Packing & Jtubbpr Cp,, Ld-r

The, Loiiddh—Bradley & Cp., L4,

!

j

Sincere ,JCo. Bell & Howell Qq.—Hongkong Sport- 3

“ Auburn Automobile Co. Asiatic ing Arms Store

Motor Car Co., Ltd.

AuHema, Inc. Ad. Manufacturers' Bellplies, s Asbestos an4 Engineering Supr

Ld.—Dodwell & Co,, Ld.

Export Managers — Economical Bell Telephone Mfg. Co. ^ China j

Trading Co.

Austin Motor Car Co., Ld.—Boss & Beu Line, Co.,

Electric Ltd,

Ld.—Gibb, Livingston &

Co., Ld.

Australian Boiler Flour Mills—Skott & Co., Ltd.

Co, Bergen Marine Insurance Co.—Karsten

Australian Tramp Steamers, Ltd.— Larssen (to Go.

Do dwell & Co., Ltd. Bergens Assuranceforeming—Thoresen

Automatic Pencil Sharpeners Co.— & Co., Ld.

N. A. Tye & Brothers Berger & Sons (Lewis)-Loxley & Co.,

Automatic Sprinkler Co., Ltd.—Beiss, Ltd.

Massey &' Co., Ltd. Bergmann Electric Works^-Feld k

Autp-strop Safety Bazpr Co.—W. B. Go., Ld., F.

Lbxley & Co.

Avqp India Bubbpr Co., Ltd.—Dod- Bernese &, Co.

Alps (Milk)—A. B. Moulder

well & Co., Ltd. Bigazzi, Baoul—Keiss, Massey & Co., |J

Ayj.es, Ld. (F. H.)—Harry Wicking Ltd,

& Co. Bird & Sons—Budolf Wolff & Kew

Birmingham Carbon Works—General i'

B.M.E.A. (Textiles), Ltd. — Davie, BirpsborpElectric Go., Ltd. of China

Boag & Co., Ltd. Foundry Co. — Shewan i

B. S. A Cycles—Sincere Cp. Tomes & Co.

B. S. A. Guns, 1 Ld.—Thornycroft & Biscuiteries (fevers—Maispn F. Ma-

Cp. thicii, S. A.

“Baltica” Insurance0 Co., Ld.—John Bitulac, Ltd.—Shpwan, Tomes & Co.

Biackburn Aeroplane and 1 Motor Cp.,

Manners & C -* Ld. Ld.—Arnhold k Op,, Ld.

Banco Nacional CJltramarino—IJoaa Bleistift-Fabrik vorm Johapn—Jeb-

Bros. sen .

Bankers,’ ^.nd graders’ Ipsurappp Qp-,

Ltd.—Jardine, Mutheson & Co., Ltd. Blue Star Liup, Ltd-—Dodwell & Co,,

Barclay Perkins & Co. — Ca,Idbeck, Ltd.

Macgregpr A Cp; Boag «t Co., Ld. (Thos.)—Davie,

Barber Wilhelmsen Line—Dodwell & Boag & Cp„ Ld,

Co., Ld.

Barnet & Foster, Aerated Wafer and Board of Underwriters of New York

—Arnhold & Co., Ld.

Refrigeration Engineers,

Economical Tratfing Co, London— Bohler Bros. & Co., Ld.—Manners &

Co., Ld.

Barton & Guestier —r Caldbeek, Mac- Bpitingpr

gregor & Co. & Oa—Cijldbeck Majegregpr

& Co.

Bata (T. & A.)—W. E. Loxley & Cn, Bombay-Burmkh Trading Corpora-

Hatavia' Sea A Fire

A. B, Moulder & Co.Insurance Co.— IXtion, £*4,7-4wi&sfi Mftthe&pp & Go., .

‘

 AGENCIES—HONGKONG E35

Bpote, Etd., T. & R.—Shew^n, Tomes British Patent Perforated Paper: Co.

& Co. —A. B. Moulder & Co.

BoorcJ & Co.—CalcPbeck Macgregor & British Phosphate, Commissioners—

Co. Gibb, Livingston & Cp*, Ltd.

Boring Co., Inc., James—Hongkong British Reinforced Concrete Engineer-

& Shanghai Hotels, Ltd. ing Co., Ltd.—Bradley & Cq., Ltd.

Borneo Co., Ld.—Gibb, Livingston & British Separators, Ltd.—Dodwell &.

Cfi„ Ld. A/S., .Sarpslorg, Norway Co., Ltd.

Borregaard, British Stool Piling-Cp-,:Ltd.—Black-.

—A. B. The Swedish Trading Co., more & Blackburn

Eli. in China Broadwood & Sons, Ld.—Anderson

Bosca Vermouth , & Wines—Italian Music Go., Ld., The

Agency'/' Bromley & Co., H.—Luhiing and

Bourjois, S. A.—Wicking & Co;, Ltd., Smith

Harry Brooke Bond Ltd.—Davie, Boag &

“Brabrantia” Leather—Sander, Wie- Co., Ltd.

ler &; Co. Broom & Wade, Ltd.—Reiss Massey

Braithwaite & Co^Perrin’s (China), Co., Ltd.

Ltd. Broughton Copper Co. (1928), Ltd —

Bradley & Craven, Ltd.—Perrin’s China Engineers, Ltd. 9

(China), Ltd.

Braham Patterson & jjenham—She- Brpnswick China

Record Corporation, N.V.

Phonograph. & Radio, Ltd.

wan, Tomes & Co-. Brunsgaard Kisterud &; Co.—Thom-

“Branca” Tonic Wine and old sen & Co., Ltd.

Brandy—Italian Agency Brunton’s—Skott & Co.

Brand

„ & C9; du Pbenix-Antwerp^-Brad- Buchanan

Brasserie

& Co.. Ltd., James—Dod-

well & 0o., Ltd-

ley & Co., Ltd. Burke, Ltd. (Ed. & John)—Wicking &

Breithaupt & Son, F.—Schmidt & Co. Cp, (Harry)

Bremch Underwriters—Melchers & Go. Burmeister Wain—John I). Man-

Bremicker & Co.—Grotjahn & Co. ners Co., Ltd.

Briggs & Sons Ltd.—Dodwell & Co., Burn & Co., Ltd.—Reiss, Massey Js

Oo., Ltd.

Ltd.

British Air Conditioners—Dodwell & Burns, Philp & Co., Ltd-— Gibb,

Livingston k Co., Ltd.

Co., Ltd.

B nr re 11 &rJames,

British Antifouling 'Composition & Burrough GPi-rWiUifthispn k, Co. ,

Paint Go., Ltd., The, London— ley k Co.., Ltd. Ld.—Londpu - Brad-

Eastern Asbestos Co., The

British Antifouling Paints—Bradley Co. , ’ Ltd,,

Bush k, C,o.,

j. ^

W- J.—Wicking &

.■

& Co. ;

British Aviation Insurance Co., Ltd.

—Fay East Aviation CoM Ltd. Cadbury Bros., Ltd.—Hutchison &

British Belt & Asbestos Co.—Shewan, Co., John D.

Tomes & Co. Cadillac & Chevrolet. — Hong Kong

British Borneo Timber Co., Ltd-— Hotel Garage

Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ltd.

British and Chinese .Corporation, Ld. Cain, Son & Greenwood—Arnhold &

Op., Ld. Insurance Co.—Dodwell

—Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld. Caledonian

British Drug Houses, Ltd.—Robert- & Co., Ld.

son, W’ilson & Co., Ltd.

British India & Apcar Lines—Mac- Callenders

—Jack

Cable and Construction Co.

& Co., Ld., W. C.

kinnon, Mackenzie & Co.

British Insulated Cables, Ltd.—She- Cp. (Harry)(Giuseppe) — Wicking &

Cambiaghi

wan, Tomes & Co., Ltd. Campbell Mfg. C.-—Davie, Roag &

British Mannesmann Tube, Co., Ltd. Co., Ltd.

—Geheral

Ltd. Electric 06. of China, Canada Gypsum and Alabastine Gq.—

British CanadianMassey

Reiss, & Co.: Ltd- — Jardine,

Canners

Gibb, North Borneo

(Livingston Government—

& Co., Ld. Matheson & Co., Ltd.

 AGENCIES—HONGKONG

Oaunihg & Co. (W.),: Ltd.-- Dodwejl

Co., Ltd. i I Co., Ltd.

Canton Insurance Office, Ltd.—Hum- Chun Thai Yick Fire Craeker Manu- |

phreys &-Son, John D. facturing Co., The—Pavri, K. S. &

Cargo Fleet • Iron 'Co., Ltd.—Black- Sons •'

more & Blackburn

Carl Winzerling K. G. Volmarsten— geries Cie. General'- Transatlantic—Messa-

Grotjahn & Co. Maritimes

Caron Perfumes—Sennet Frefes Cie. Indo-Chinoise de Navigation—

Carp’s Cotton Thread-Manners & :Cierva Messageries Maritimes

Co., Ld. Autogiro Co., Ld —Far East

Aviation

Carreras Ltd.—Dodwell & Co., Ltd. “Cigno” Macaroni—Italian Cor. Ld.

Oarron Co. of .Scotland—Wicking & Cimepteries Briqueteries Agency Reunies—

Co. (Harry) Maison F. Mathieu, S. A.

Carter’s Writing, Inks—N. A. Tye & ] Cirrus Aerq^Engines, Ld.—Far East

Bros. Aviation Co.

Caslon & Co., H. W.—Dickinson & Clark Cruise (Frank C.)—Hongkong t

Co.,1 Ld., John and Shanghai Hotels, Ld.

Cecd

Co,, Ld. Manufacturing Cj.- Sincere Clark & Sons (Henry), Ld.—Carmi-

Ccl'la'ctite & Bfitish' Uralite Co., Ltd. ; Clayton chael & Clarke

—Blackmord &' Blackburn, Ltd. & Shuttle worth, Ltd.—Black-

Cellcn, Ld.—Arnhold & Co., TomesLd. & Clevelandmore & Blackburn

Celotex Co., The—Slurvvan, Rock Drill Co. — Shewan,

Co. Tomes & Co., ■

Cement Marketing Co.-Dodwell & Climax' Crude Oil Motors—Rudolf,

Wolff & Kew

•

Co:. Ld.

Centra], Insurance Co., Ld.—Alex Coates Bros. & ' Co.—John Dickinson

& Co., Ltd.

Boss & Co., Ltd.

Central Union of Marine Under- OQates,& Co.

Cb.—Oaldbeek, Macgregor &

•

writers—Karsten, Larssen & Co.

Century Electric Co. - Shewan. Tomes j Code Ltd. Services, Lid.—Dodweli.. & Go,,

& Co.

Century Insurance Cq. of London— i Coleman & Cp.

Export Corporation—Jebsen

Holland-China

N. V. II an d e 1 sco m p agn ie, Collard & Collard, Ld.—Anderson

Certain-teed Products Corpn. — She- Colombia Music. Co.,Graphopbone

Ld. • Co., Ltd."—

wan, Tomes'& Co. Anderson Music Co., Ld., The

Chamberlain & Hookham-

Electric Company, Ld. of China General Columbia River Milling Go.-ASkott &

Chance Bros. & Co., Ld.—Arnhold & Colvdm, Co.

Co., Ld. Ltd.-"Rudolf Wolff & Kew

Chance Bros^Shewan, Tonies & Co. j Compagnie Francaise des Phosphates

■ L’Cceanie—Gibb. Livingston &

Chappell Piano Co., Ld. - -Anderson : de Co., Ld.

MuSic Co., iLd., The

Chargeurs Reunis—Messageries Mari- i Conipagnie de PfOdiiit& Chimiques—

Shewan, Tomes & Co.

times

Chatwood Safe Co., Ltd. — Reiss. Contpania Generale

ho Bros. ’ •1 de Tobaeos—Botel-

< ;

Massey & Co.,- Ltd. • Transatlantica de; Barce-

Chemisch-Pharmazeutische A. G.— Compania Iona—Botelho Bros.

/

'Shewan, Tomes & Co.

Chevrolet Cars—Hongkong Hotel I Confederation Life Association—Dod-

well & Ce>., Ltd. i

Garage '

China Radio Trading ; Co. Cantata— Conklin Fountain Pens—Wing On Co.

'Lam Wing Yan & Cot • Connecticut Fife Insurance Ooi^Dod-

Chinese Foreign Knitting Co., Ltd.— Continental wtell & Co., Ld.

Pavri, K. S. & Sons 1 Motor Car Co.—Asiatic

Ching Wah Petroleum Co., Ltd.— ; Motor Co., Ltd.

South China Oil Refining & Enter- Cooperative Condensedfabrik “Fries-

prise Co. .icj land”—Central Trading' Cot ■ ■

 AGENCIES—HON G KONG E37

Corbin Cabinet Lock Co.—Hutchison Demag -P- Chien Hsin Engineering

Co., Ld.

& Co., John D

Corbitt Ltd., Dixon—Dodwell & Co., Denforening Gjensidige Dampskibsassurance-

Skjold, Porsgrud — Tho-

Ltd. respn & Co., Ld.

Cord Motor Car Co.—Asiatic Motor Dennis Bros., Ld.—Ross & Co., Ld.

Co., Ltd.

Corn. Heyl (A.-G.), Worms—Jebsen & Detroit Aircraft Corpn.—L. E. Gale

Deuchar, Robat, (Ld., Edinburgh—

Co. Bradley & Cb., Ld.

Cosman Freres—Caldbeck, Macgre- D’Evian-les-Bains Caldbeck, Mac-

gor & Co. gregbr &"Co.

Cosulich-Itialia Lines—Dodwell &; Co., Distillers Agency, : Ld., The --Gande

Ltd. Price & Co., Ld.

Courvoisier

Ld. Brandies—Dodwell & Co., Ditmar, R., Brunner Bros.—Sander

Cox & Kings, Ld.—Dodwell & Go., Dixon, Wieler & Co.

Ld. Corbitt Ld.—Dodwell & Co.r

Ed.

Creed & Co., Ltd.—China Electric ; Dodwell-Castle

Co,, Ltd. Line—Dodwell & Co.,

Crescent Manufacturing Co.—John Ld.

D. Hutqhison & Co. Dodwell & Co., Ltd. — Wilkinson,

Cristalleries de Val St. Lambert, S. Heywood & Clarke

A.—Maison F. Mathieu, S. A. Dollar Steamship Line — Dollar Co.,

Ld., Robert

Crittall Manufacturing Co., Ld.— Dollfus-Mieg

Dodwell & Co., Ld. & Co.—G. E. Huygen

Crosse & Blackwell, Ld.—Hutchison Donald S.)

Bros.—Moses &, Co., Ld. (N.

& Co., John D.

Crown Cork Co., Ltd.—DodweiP & Doodsen & Bam, Ld.—Bradley & Co.,

Co., Ltd. Ld.

Cunard Line—Nippon Yusen Kaisha Douglas Steamship • Co., Ld.—Doug-

Cyrcamo Trading Co., Ld., Oslo— las, Lapraik & Glo,

Thoresen & Go., Ld. Drambuie Liqueur Co. Caldbqck,

Macgregor & Cb.

Daimler-Benz—Jebsen & Co. Drapier & Fils—Hongkong Canton

Export Cei.. Ltd.

Dampney & Co., Ld., J., Newcastle “l)rc}ier’' Beer—Italian Agency

On-Tyne—Eastern Asbestos Co , The' Dufaut Fils—Caidbeck, Macgregor &

Dampskibsassuranceforeningen

dal—Thoresen & Co., Ld. i Aren- Dunlop■ Co. -

Danish Dairies Milk Export, Ld.— Garage Rubber Co.—Hongkong Hotel

Shewan Tomes & Co. Duplex Printing Press Co.—Linotype

Darragh Smail & Co.—Wicking & Co. & Machinery, Ld.

(Harry)

Dawson Payne & Elliott—Dickinson Duro Company, The—Empire Sales

& Co., Ld., John ' Co. ' Aetien-Besellschaft—Shewan,

.'’ '

Davey Compressor Co. — Shewan, Dynamit Tomes & Co.

Tomes & Co.

Dayton Price & Co.—Muller & Phipps

De Havilland Aircraft Co., Ld.— Eagle and Globe Steel Co., Ltd.,

The—Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Arnhold & Co., Ld.

De Vos-Lemmens — Maison F. Ma- East Asiatic Co., Ld.—Manners &

Co., Ld.

thieu, S. A.

“ Decarbo ” Car Decarbonizers—Con- Eastern and Australian S.S, Cd., Ld.

—Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co.

nell & Co., Ld., H.

Deinhard & Co.—Caldbeck, Macgre- Eastern Co., Ld.

Bank, Ld.—Sassoon Banking

gor

Dolco Light Appliance Co.—Dodwell Eastern Insurance Go., Ld.—Jardine,

& Co., Ld. Malheson & ;Co», Ld.

E38 AGENCIES—HONGKONG

“iEeho” Radios—Anderson Music 1 Co., Far Eastern Range Co., The—Dodwell

Ld. & Co., Ltd.

Eberhard Faber's Pencils—N. A. Tye Farbenindustrie (I. GJ-^China ■ Ex-

^ Brothers port-Import and Bank Co.

Echophone Radio Mfg. -Oo., Ltd.— Farbenindustrie I. G-^DeutSche Far-

5 he wan, Tomes

Economic Insurance Co., Ld'.—Fur- Farleigh Nettheim & Go.—Himly, Ld.

ness. (Far East), Ltd. Fatum Accident Insurance Co.—Bodi-

Economic

Kotewal).Insurance'

& Oo. Ch., Ltd.—R. H. kerLun'iS.S. & Oo.

“E'dldystoh©,,‘Radios—Anderson' Sfusic i Efei& Clarke Cb., ijd.—Carmichael

fmanagers)

, Oo., Ld.

“E'ddys'tone’' Wireless A pparatus— Clarke (managers)Ltd.—CarmicHaei &

Eel Luh S.S. Co.,

Eeonomica; Trading Co.

Ediswan Radio Apparatus—Rudolf Fetten Co.

&' Gliillehtihib—Bbiheiiiann! '&

; . ^ .

Wolff & !Kew Ferodo Ltd.—Dodwbll &: Cb., Ltd.

Elbschloss Beer—Wing On Coi., Ld. Ferranti Ltd.—Jack & Co., Ltd., Wm.

Elders Insurance : r Oo., Ld.—Onion ; C.

Trading, Co.,, Ld ^ ' ' ' ■ ' ■ i;.) '

Electrad Inc. New York—Lam Wing (A.) Fiat Motorcar Works—Go'eke & Co,

YUjU & Co.

Electrical Construction . Co,— China Fichtal & Sachs—Gtotjahn W; Co.

Engineers, Ltd. • j Findlater’s

& Ob., Ltd.

Wine A; Spirits:- Gilman

Electrolux, Ltd.—Snewan,, Tomes & Fire & General Insurance — ArhhoM

Co. & Co.. Ld. 'o.T

Electromatis Fuel Burners—Dodwell Fisk Tyres—Gilman & 'Oo./uLtd.

6 Ob., Ltd.

“Elephant” Brand iSulphate of Am- Foamite Cp ,

Firefoam, - •Lfcdi^kDodweU &

Ltd.

monia—Petersen & Oo. v

Ellerman & Bucknall S.S,,Co.} Ld.— Foggitt & Jones Propt. Ltd.—A. B.

, Moulder & Co.

Bank Line, Ld. Foh Sing Flour Mills—Skott & Oo.

Ellison & Co., Ltd., Gebtg'bL-Lodwell Forrest Printing

Ellison Milling & Co.—Skofet & Co. Foucantile Printers’ tqlc Go.,, Co.,

Supply Ld.—Mer-

The

Foong Flour Mills—Skpht

Employers’ Liability Assurance Cor- Frankfurt—Deutsche Faiben Handel^- & Co.

poration, Ld.—Arnholdv:& Co., Ld. | gesellschaft

Emsley, Richard. ]jd.—Dodwell & Oo., Franklin Electrid Co.—Rudolf Wolff

Ld. & Kew

Erasmic Co., Ld., The—Jardine, 1 Fraser & Chalmers—General Electric

Mathcson & Co,; ‘Ld. Cp., Ltd. of Chiba -

Erwen Lucas Bols—Caldbeek, Maegre- Fraser Valley Milk Producers Asso-

■gor A Qp,,

L. M. Ericksson & Co., Stockholm— . cia,tion,

Co., Ltd.

Ltd.—Jurdine, Matheson &

The Swedish Trading Co.

Essex Suffolk Equitable Insurance Freeman well & Co., Ltd.

Suns Co., Ltd'.; G.—Dod-

. :

Spciety, Ld.—Bradley &,Cq,, Ld. French American Banking Cqrpprar

EiVdiiS Lifts, "Ld.—Shfewdn Tome® & tiom, New York—Barique de Elndb-

Co. Chine, _ .

Ewo 'Cotton Mills, Ld. — Jar-dine, j Fribk Corp.—Dodwell & Go., Ltd.

Matheson & Oct, Ld.

Express Co.—'General Electric Frigidaire

Co., Ld.Liftof China

Ltd.—DddwpU. £ Gq., Ld.

Fry & Sons, Ld. (J.S.)—Hutchison &

Co., John D.

Fuller Accumulator Co.—Rudolf, Wolff

Fairbanks, Morse & Co.—Shewan, & Kew

Tombs & Co. Furness, Withy & Oo., Ed.—Ftirhess

Falkirk Iroh Cb., Lid.—Reiss, iMaSsey (Fair East)-, Ld.

& Co., Ld. 1 Fuess, R.—Schmidt & Co.

Far East Superintendence Of*. , Ld.— FUs6 MnriAe hnd Fiire Instirahcb Go.

Goddard & Dtouglas —Nippon Yusen KaisHa.

 AGEKC IE S-HONGKONG

Gandy Belt. Manufacturing Co., Ld.— Gollin & Co. (Prop. Ltd.)—A. B.

Bradley & Co., Ld. Moulder & Co.

Gan,z & Cp-r-Shewan, Tonies & Co. Goodall, Backhouse & Co.—Reiss,

Garland Steamship Corporation:—Jar- Massey & Co., Ld.

dim;, Matbesop is Co. ; Graham MotAra—Wong Siu Woon

Garland Petroleum Co., Ltd.-r-South Great American

Hongkong Life,Export

Canton AssuranceCo. Cn.—

China Oil Refining Co., Ltd.

Genatosan Ltd. — Loxley &; Co: Great Eastern Life Assurance Co.—

(China), Ltd., W. R, Manners ,& Co., Ld.

General Accident, Eire and Life As- Great Western Chemical Cb., U.S.A.

surance Corp., Ld —Backhouse, Ld. ! —Domestic Epgin^eys ■ " ;

General Accident, Fire & Life Assur- Gregg Co., Ltd.—Shewan, Tomes' &

ance Corp.—Ross & Go., Ld. (Alex.) Co.

General Accident, Fire and iLife As- Grimault & Qo,—Atiepza, Vicente &

surance Cofcp'., Ltd., Marine Dept.— ’Co.

Backhouse, Ltd1., James H. Qrotjahn & Co.—Reiss,. Massey & Co.r

Geneal Electric Co., Ld. (London)— Ltd.

General Electric Go., Ld. of China Guardian Assurance Co., Ld. .Jar-

General Motors Corporation (Cadillac dine, Mathesdn & Co.. Ld.

& Chevrolet)—Hongkong Hotel Ga-

rage

General Neon Light Co.- .Sincere Co., Haas Bros.—Central Trading Co.

H. & G. 1 Simonds, Ld;—Caldbeckr

Ltd. Macgregor & Co.

General Steamship Corporation—,1'ar- Haden & Sons, Ld., G.N.—Reiss,

dihe, Matheson, & Co. Massey & Co., Ld.

Geo. Younger A Son, Ltd.—Caldbeek Baggie & Sons (R. Hood)—Robertson,

Macgregor & Co. Wilson & Co., Ld.

George Ellison, Led,—'China' En- Hall k Co., Ld., T.B.—Gande, Price

gineers, Ltd. & Go.. Ld.

George Goulet-^Cal dbe-ck Macgregor Hall, Ld.—Bredia—Chien Hsin Engin-

& Co. eering Co.

Germanischer Lloyd—Melchers & Co. Hall,

Germinal Cigar and Cigarette Fac- ClarkeLd. (J. & E.)—Carmichael &

tory, Inc.—Atienza, Vicente <5? Co,

German Telephone Works—rBornemann Hall’s Sanitary Washabe Distemper—-

Jack &> Co.

&jCo.

Gerrard Industries, Ld.—Dodwell & Halvoir Breda—Chipn Hsi^i Engineer-

Co., Ld. ing. Co., Ld.

Giblb’s Soaps, D. & W.—Hutchison & Hamburg Amerikan Line—Hongkong

Coi, John D. and Shanghai Hotels,' Ltd. & Co.

Gibson Refrigerator, .Co.—Shewan, Hamhurg-Amerika Linic—Jebsen

Tomes & Co. Hanover Fire Ins.

Gilbey, Ltd., W. A.—Central Trading can Asiatic ‘Cnderwriicrs pb- ? Ltd.—Ameri-

Co.] The Hardie Bros.—Rudolf Wolff: & Kew

Gillette Industries, Ltd.—Loxey y$s Hardie ta: Co. (James)—Bradley &

Co., (China),, Ltd., W. R, Co., Ld.

Givaudan & Co., Ld.—Showan, Tomes Harley-Davidson. Motoi^yc|bs—' Gascon

& Co. to

Mp t Co. &. Crosfield, Ld.—Gibb,

Glandular P.reparators Ltd.— Dodwell Harrisdhs

• & Co., Ltd. Livingston & Co., Ld.

if “ Glen ” Line—J^rdipe, M;atheson & Harwood Self-winding. ‘V^atphes—Sen-

Co. net Frferes

Gloucester Railway Cptriagifi Co., Ltd. Battersfey

—Perrin’s . (China), Ltd. ''China ''Engineers, : Ltd. (jepf^p—

Glover & Co., Ld.-Dodwell & Co., Ld. Haugesnnds

: & Sp^s,. , Ltd.,

Godfrey Phillips, Ld.—Hutchison & Karsteh, Lairssfeh Sj,oforsikringsselsk,ap—

Co., John D. & Co.

j Goldep State Co., Ld.—Hutchisqn & Beiftseik &. Cp,—W. R. Lpxfey ■ Off,*

Od., John I). Ltd.

E40 AGENCIES—HONGKONG

Heine & Co. (A. SO—China Export- Illingtvorth & Co. (Thos.)—Reiss,

Import and Bank Co. Massey & Co., Ld*

Heinke & Co. (G. L.)—Dodwell & Co.y Imperial Airways, Ltd.—Bank Line

Ltd. (China), Ltd.

Hellesens, Ld.—Shewan, Tomes & Co. Imperial Chemical Industries, Ld.

Henderson, Ltd., P. G.—Black more (Yellow Metal)—Gibb, Livingston &

& Blackburn Co., Ld.

Heyman, Philip W.—Shewan, Comes . Imperial Typewriter Co., Ld.—Reiss

& Co. Massey & Co., Ld.

Hiram Walker & Sons, Ltd.—Central Indo-China Portland^ Cement Co.,

Trading Co. Ld. —Alves & Co.

Hjorth & Co., B.A., Stockholm—A.B. Institute

The Swedish Trading Co., Fil. in Shewan, TomesAngewandto

fur

& Co.

Hygiene-

China Insurance Co. of North America—

Hoesch Sheet Steel Piling—Feld & China Underwriters, Ld.

Co., Ld., F,

Hoffman Sprihker Co., Ld.—Arnhold Insurance Office of Australia, Ltd.—

China Underwriters, Ltd.

& Co., Ld.

Hoi Fook Shipping Co., Ld.—Brandt International B. F. Goodrich Corpn.

-^Carlowitz & Co.

& Co.

Holland America Line—Java-China- International

Loxley & Co.,

Chemical Co.—W. R.

Ltd.

Japan-iLijn

Holland East Asia Line—Javar-China- International

fabrik A/S.

Composition and Farve

Bergen—Wallem & Co.

Japan Lijn

Holman Bros., Ltd.—China Engin- International Standard Electric

Corp.—China Electric Co., Ltd.

eers, Ltd.

Holmes ; Sons, Ltd., W. H.—China International

Young & Co.

Trading Co.—C. P.

Engineers, Ltd. long Moc Tong Knitting Manufac-

Honae Insurance Co:—Huygen, G. E. tory—Pavri, K. S. & Sons

Home Insurance Co. of New York— Ipekdjian Bros.—T. M. Gregory &

Union Trading Co., Ld. Co.

Hong Kong Art Frame Manufactory Ironite Co., Ld., The Bradley &

—Pavri, K. S. & Sons Co., Ld.

Hong Kong Electric Co., Ld.—Gibb, Irish Linen Mills,, Ld. Davie, Boag

Livingston & Co., Ld. & Cov, Ld.

Hooduein & Co., Chas. Chicago-- Isthmian S S. Lines—Bank Line, Ld.

Economical Trading Co. “Italit” Products; Ld. — .Shewan,

chison & Co., John, D. Tomes & Co.

Horrockses, Crewdson & Co., Ld.— Italia & Cosulich Lines—Lloyd Tries-

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld. tino

Howden Ljungstron Proheaters Ixion Tool Works—Grotjahn & Co*

(Land), Ld.—Arnhold & Co.., Ld.

Hoyt Metal Co. of Great Britain, Ld.

—Bradley & Co., Ld.

Hoyt Metal Co. of Great Britain, Ld. & Co. Fils.—Caldbeck, Macgregor

J. Perrier

—Eastern Asbestos Co., The J. Sedgwick & Co., Ld.—Caldbeck,

Hubbuck & Sons, Ld. (Thomas)— Macgregor & Co.

Wicking & Co., Ld.

Hudnut, Richard — Loxley & Co. Jacks Ltd.

& Co., Wm.—Dodwell & Co.,

(China), Ltd., W. R. Jacks & Co. (William), London—Wil-

Hudson Bay & Co.—Loxley & Co. liam C. Jack & Co.

Humber & Hillman Cars.—Gilman & Jq,ck & Co., Ltd., Wm. C,—Callender’s

Co., Ltd. Cable & Construction Co., Ltd.

Hunt Roope Teage & Co.—Dodwell & James Buchanan & Go., Ld.—Dodwell

Co., Ld & Co., Ltd.

Hutton Pty., Ltd., J. O.—Dodwell & James Hawker & Co.—Caldbeck, Mac-

gregor & Co. - .‘ 1

Co., Ltd.

Huntley & Palmers, Ld. - Dodwell & Jas. Contis & Co.—Caldbeck, Macgre-

Co., Ld. gor & Co.

 AGENCIES—HONGKONG E41

Java Pacific Line—Java-China-Japan Kelvinator Corporation

Domestic , Engineers of U.S.A.,—

Line

Java Sea & Fire Ins. Co., Ltd.— Kelvin Ltd.

Motors—W. S. Bailey & Co.,

Carlowitz & Co. ,

Jebsen & Go. — Deutsche Farben- Kempton Co., Ltd.

Ar Sons, W. S.—Dodwell &

Handelsgesellschaft

Jenson & Nicholson, Ld.—John D. Ken(China),rick :

Ltd., W. R.

Hutchison & Co Kenyon : & Son, Ld. (James) . Gibb,

Jetter & Scheerer-—Schmidt'& Od. Livingston & Coi, Ld.

Joihn Cl-abbie & Co.—Caldbeck, Mac- Kerner

gregor & Co.'' Gfeenwood & Co.,n Ltd.- -

John Fowler & Co. — China En- Kia-Ora, Dodwell & Co , Ltd.

gineers, Ltd. O. T., I,d.—Caldbeck, Mac-

John Harper & Co., Ld:, Willenhall— Kiddgregor & Co. -:

Economical Trading Co. & Co. (John), Ltd.—Wicking &

Co. (Harry)

John Harvey & Son- -Caldbeck, Mac- Kimpton'

gregbr & Co. & 'Softs, W. S. — Dodwell r&

Co., Ltd

John Jameson & Co.—-Oaldbeck, Mac- Kinkai

gregor & ,Cp. Yusen Kaisha—Nippon YuSen

Johnnie, Walker. & Sons, Ld —Cald- KirinKaisha

beck, Macgrejgor & Co. Beer—Honda &. God

“ Kiwi ” Boot 'Polish—Loxley A'Co.,

Johnson, Ld. (H. & R.), ,Ld.—Harry Ltd.

Wieking^fe Co. Klaveness, A. F. & Co.., A/S.—Thore-

Johnson Pickett Rope Co., Ine.— sen & Co., Ld.

j Dodwell ,& Co., Ltd. 'Klhveness Line (Pacific Coast Asiatic

Johnson &, Phillips, Ltd.—China En- Service)—Bank Line, Ld.

gineers, Ltd. Kobe Marine Transport afid Fire Insur-

Johnson

Co., Ld.,& :Sons,

N.S. Sydney—Moses & Koeh’ife

ance Co.—Katoh & Co.

Sterzel, A. G.—Borfteihann1 &

Jones & Co., Ld. (TI.)—Dod'well & Co,

Co., Ld. Kdkeft Compdn ies - - Moses & Co , Ld.,

N. S.

Jones & Co., Ld., (Samuel)—Reiss, Korting

Massey & Go., Ld. Diesel, Engines—Feld & Co.,

Jones Textilaties Export Co., Ltd.— K •Ld., F.

rnpp. Fried—Carlowitz &'Co.

China Engineers, Ltd. Kung Sam Chai—'C. P. Young & Co.

Joseph Gautier &1 Fils—South China Kupper ’Bi"hwery—Caldbdck, Macgre-

Mercantile! and Engineering Co: gor & Co

Joseph Lucas, Ltd.—Dodwell & Co., Kwong Hing Tai Fire Cracker

Ltd.

Joseph Lucas, Ld,—Hongkong Hotel Manufacturing

& .Sons '

' Co. Pavri, K. , S.

Garage

Jules Sabourin & Co.Caldbeck, Kwong; Man Lppng Fire, Cracker

Macgregor & Co. Manufacturing, Co , Ld., ' T^f-

Pavri, K. S. & Sons

Kaijima Shogyo, K. K. — Jardine, Kwong Sun—C. P. Ypung & Co.. .

Matheson & Co., Ld.

Kailan Confectionery Co.—Kwong Tai L. .Rose & Cp. .Caldbeck, Macgregor

| Hong & CO. Franeaise^Ivarsten,

Kailan Mining Administration—Dod- L’Alliance <-.'■> : Lar- ''

well & Co. spen & Co.- : :., . . :

Kay &: Co.—Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Keelox Manuftg. Co.—Dodwell & Co. L’Union.,Fire,

Paris —

Insurance., Go., Ltd. of

Credit Foncier d’Extreme

Keighley, Ld'.—Arnfield & Co., Ld. Orient;

!' Kelvin Motors—Bailey & Co. La Cie. de Cornmorce— Bradley h Co.

Kellpg Switchboard Supply C.— “La Corbeille”—Maison F. Matbieu,

Shewan, Tomes & Co. s: a.

Kelvinator Corporation—Reiss. Massey Laboratories Carte.ret — Hongkong

! ' & Co. Canton Export Cp., Ltd.

Eii AG Etfdt&S—HONGKONG

Laboratories Douettfeau Freres—Hong- Lindemaiin, !Ld.—Gaidlbebk,, Maogrb-

kong Canton Export Co., Ltd. go>r & Co.

Laboratories Foumouze — Hongkong Liner Concrete Machinery Co., Ltd.— j

Canton Export Co., Ltd. Reiss, Massey & Co., Ltd

Laboratories Gomenol Prevet—Hong- Line Material Col—Shewan, Tomes & 1

kong Canton Export Co., Ltd. Co.

Laboratories lo-do-Maisirie—Hongkong Lifesen, Ld.—Sincere Ch.

Canton Export Co., Ltd. Lister & Co., Ltd., R. A.-^Reiss Massey

Laboratories Lafarge — Hongkong ic Co., Ld.

Canton Export Co., Ltd. Liverpool and London and Glohe Tnsur- I

Laboratories Lematte & Boinot— ance Co., Ltd.—Dodwell & Co., Ltd. J

Hongkong Canton Export Co., Ld. Lloyd’s—Gilman & Co., Ltd.

Laboratories Mdraton — Hongkong Lloyd Triestino Steam .Navigation Co. I

Canton Export Co., Ltd. —Dodwell & Co., Ld.

Laboratories Odinot—Hongkong Can- Lodge Plugs, Ltd.—Dodwell & Co., !t

ton Export Co Ltd. Ltd. ;, '

•“Lafarge” Extra White Cement— Lombard Codes, Ld.—Dodwell & Co.,

Gibb, Livingston & Co. Ld.

Lake of the Woods Milling Co.—Skott London Assur.—Chiha Underwriters

& Co. London Fire Assurance Corpotatibn—

Lalique Glassware—Sennet Freres

Larhbourne <& Co.. The W. T.—She A.Fil. B.,in The China

Swedish Trading Co.;

wan, Tomes & Co. London Steamship Owners Mutual

Landis & Gyr, Ld.—Shewan, Tomes Insurance Associatiori, Ld.—Brad-

& Co. ley & Co., Ld.

Lament & Co., Ld., J. H. (James H.) London Varnish and Enamel Co., Ld.

Reiss, Massey & Co., Ld. —Hutchison & Co., John, D.

Lamplaugh & Co.—Rudolph Wolff and Lotus, Ld.—Rudolf Wolff & Kew

Kew Lucas, Ltd., Joseph—Dbdwell & Co.; •

Lancashire Dynamo and

—Dodwell & Co., Ltd. Crypto Co., Ltd. Ltd.

Lancashire Insoe. Oo.:—Griffith & Co. lian AgencyLiqhors & Syrups—Ita-

“Luxardo”

Lancashire Insurance Col—Petersen Lykes Bros. Ripley Steamship—L.

.& Co.

Lahgbridge, Ld.—Arnhold & Co., Ld. Everett, Inc.

Law Union

& Co., Ltd. Ltd.

Lawrence Leather Co., A. C. — She- Macrsk Line—Jebsen & Co.

wan, Tomes & Co.

Legal Insurance Co,—Skott & Co. McE wan-Younger Ltd.—Dodwell & 1

Leitz, E.—Schmidt & Co. Oo., Ltd.

Leland Electric Co., U. S. A.—Domes- McEwan Younger, Ld. —- Jardind, ,|

Matheson & Co., Ld.

tic Engineers

“Lanka Brand” Tea—Windsor Bros. McNeil Clark

Ltd., (C.) — Carmichael & j

Leonis Works—Maison F. Mathifeu, McKesson & Robbins, Inc.—Bodiker I*

S. A. & Co.

Leonhardt

Co. Kom. Ges.—Borncmann & Magirufi C. D.—Sander Wider & Co. ;

Leslie & Anderson, Ltd.—Shewan, Magnolia Anti-Friction Metal Cbij ;

Ld.—Arnhold A Co., Ld.

Tomes & Co.

Leverkusen (Germany) — Chiha Ex- Robertson,Anti-Friction

Magnolia Wilson & Co,,Metal

Ltd. Co.—

, j»

port, Import and Bank Co., Ltd.

Levers Pacific Plantations, Ld.—Gibb, Malayan, Collieries Ld., Kuala Lam-

pui-—Thotesen & Co., Ld.

Livingston & Go., Ld.

Lewis & Taylor, Ltd.—China En- Manuel Co.

Misa—Caldbeck, Macgrfegor &

gineers, Ltd. Manufacturers Mutual Insurance Co.,

Leyland Motors—Reiss, Massey & Ld.—Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ld.

Co., Ltd. Maple Leaf Milling Co.—SkoH & Cq-. f

Liggett & Meyers Tobacco Co., Ltd. Mai’cbhiphone Co.—Rudolf Wolft &

—O. Chan & Ob. Kew

 AGENCIES- HONGKONG

March ant, Cha r1 S— J a rdin e, Mathe- Morris Commercial: Cars, Ltd.—Dod-

sGri & Co., td. well & Co., Ltd.

Marine Insurance—Arnhold & Co. Morris Ltd,

Motors, Ltd.—'Dodwell & Co.,

Ld.

Marine Insurance , Co., Ld.—Mackin- MorrisGarage

Motors, Ld.—Hongkong Hotel

non, Mackenzie k Co.

Maritime Insurance Co.—Stegfer & Co. Morion, Ltd., . C. k E.—Central

Trading Co.

Martel 1, Ja. —Gartde, Price .& Motor

Co., Ld. Union Insurance Cp,, Ld.,

London—Union Trading Co., Ld.

Martini &; Rossi—Caldbeck, M a eg re- Motor

go r & <1)6. Union Insurance Co., Ltd.

Mason & Co.—Lcfxley it Co., W. li. ing (Motor and Accident)--Union Trad-

Meccano Ltd.—Loxley & Co., W, R., Motor Co., Ltd.

Union Insurance Co., Ltd,,

Ltd. (Marine)—Union Trading 06., Ltd.

Medical

Loxley & Co.,' Ltd., W. R. Union Trading Co., Ltd.

Meiji Fire Insdrance Co., Ld.—Mit- Mptoren - Werke Mannheim Vorm.

sui Bussan Kaisha, Ld. Banz k Co.—Jebsen & Co.

Melrose, Drover, Ld. — Jardine, Motorenfpbrik Deutz — Chiert Hsin

Matheson k Co., Ld. Engineering Co., Ltd.

Meltis Ld—Rohertson, Wilsan & Co., Melhouse—S., E. Huygen

Ld. Corpm—Noen Electrical Oorpn- Mulcott Belting

Meltox Co., Ld.—Dod\Vell &

of Asia. Co., Ld.

Mcnam River Towage and Lighter Mullard Wirelesi 'Service — Sincere

Co., Ld., The—Thoresen & Co., Ld. Co., Ld.

Mercantile Mutual Insurance Co., Mundat k Ca—Botellio Bros.

Ld.—Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ld.

Merchants’ Marine Insurance Co.— N. Y. Biscuitfabrieken “Victoria,”

Commercial Union Assurance Co. Dordrecht—A. Goeke & Co.

Merchants’ Marine Insurance Co., Nathan k. Co,, Ltd., Joseph—Loxley

Ld.—Arnhold & Co., Ld. & Co. (China), Ltd., W. R.

Merck (E.)-f-Schmidt & Co.

Metropolitan-Vickers Electric Co.— National Carbon Co., Inc.—China

Electric Co., Ltd.

Arnhold Co;

Michelin & Cie. (M.)—Goeke & Co., National Liberty Insurance Ctt of

America—Dodwell k Go,, Ld.

(A.)

Michelson,

Co., Ltd. & Sternberg—Kwongtin & National Provincial Bank Ld., Lon-

don—Banque de Plndo-Obine

Millers Falls C-—Dodwell & Co., Ld. National Union Fire Ins. Co-—-Peter-

Minerva Insurance Co. — Karsten, sen & Co.

Larssen & Co. National Vulcanized Fibre Co.—ReisS,

Massey oi Co.

Minton Hollins & Co., Ltd.—^Dodwell Navigators

& Co., Ltd. k General Insce. Co.—

Mitsui Mining Co.. Ltd.—Mitsui Bus- Neill China Coast Officers Guild

san Kaisha, Ld. & Co., Ltd., James—Dodwell &

Moet & Chandpn;—Gande & Co., Ld. Co., Ltd.

Moffats, Ld.—Sbevan, Tomes & Co. Netherlands India TugLijnk Coal Co.—

Java-Chinia-Japan

Monsanto Chemical Works, St. Louis Netherlands Insurance Co.—Bodiker

—W. S. STierly & Co. Ld.—Java-China-Japan Lijri

Montgomerie Stobo & Co.—Davie, Netherlands Insurance Co. Bodiker

Boag & Co., Ld.

Morgan & Co., Ld. (Roxburgh)— k Co .

Robertson, Wilson & Co., Ld. Nettheim k Co. (Farleigh)—Himly &

Morgan Crucible Co., Ld.—Widking & Co.

Co. (Harry) New India Assurance Co., Ld.—Dod-

Morris Cars—Hongkong Hotel Garage Well k Co., Ld.

Morris Cotnmercial Cars—Hongkong Uew India Insurance Co., Ltd.—Hank

Hotel Garage 'Line, Ltd.

E44 agencies-hqngkqng

New Zealand Co-operative Dairy Co., Nubian Manufacturing Co.—South.

China' Mercantile and Engineering.

Ltd.—Luhring & Smith

New Zealand InsuEance Gp.—Eteiss, _ _ 1 |j

Massey cY Co.

Newman & .Sons,! 1 Wm—Shewan, Ocean Accident and Guarantee Cor- *

Tomes & Co. pbratiori, Ld.—Gilman & e Co., Ld.

Newton, Chambers & Co., Ltd.— Ocean Bathing Euit Oo. N w. Yprk^

Harry Wicking & Co. , W. S. Sherly & Co.

Newton &; Wright—Callender’s Cable Ocean Insurance Co.—Gibb, Livings- j

it C'ohstr. Co. ton .& Co., Ld.

Nicholls tty. Ltd.—Dodwell & Co., Ocean Marine Insce. Co., Ltd.—China j

Ltd. Underwriters, Ltd. v-, f ,

Nicholson File Co.—John D. Hutchi- Opeap, Oil Co., Ld.—Davie .Boag & ]

son & Co. Co.. Ld.

Niedich Process Co.—Dodwell & Co.. Oceanic k Oriental Navigation. Co.— j

Ld. States Steamship Co.

Nippon Electric Co.—China Electric “ Old Taylor.’,’ ^.cotch Whisky—Moses-

Co., Ltd-. & Co. (N. S.)

Nippon Fire Insurance Cp.,. Ld.— Oldham & Sons Ltd. England—Lam j

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha^; Ld.

Nisbet & Co., Ld., James—rDickson & Original Yan

Wing & , Co.

Qdhner—Dodwell & Cq., Ltd.

Oo., Ld., John

Nisshin Kisen .Kaisha—Nippon Xusen Ormond EngineeringWicking

Orlik (L.)—Harry & Co.

Go. — Rudolf

Kaisna Wolff & Kew

Nobel’s Exjplosiyes Co., Ld.—Jai^dine, Osboni & .Co;, Ltd,, Samuel—Reiss,

* K&vtheson & Co., Ld. Massey & Gk>., Ltd

Nobel ChemfcaL Finishes, Ltd.—Beiss Osram-Robertson Lamp Works—Gen-

Massey & Co'., Ltd. eral Electric Co., Ld. of China

Norddeutscher Lloyd—Melchers k Co. Otard Dupuy & Oo.—Jardine, Mathe-

Nor disk Skibsrederfcri'ening Oslo— son & Co., Ld.

Thcreseh & C'6:, Ld. Otis Elevator' CP: —Dodwt 11 k Qo.T |

Norris, Henry k Gardners, Ld.— Ltd.

Dodwell & Co., Ld.

North Atlantic Insurance Go.—Kar- Otto & Co.—Deutsche Farbcn-H an-

delsgesellschaft

sten, Larssen & Co.

North Borneo Trading Co.. Ltd.—Jar- —Efong Motors

Overseas Service (A. C. Plugs> k

dine, Matheson & Co., Ltd, Kong Hotel Oarage '

North British and Mercantile Insce. P. k O. ' S. N. Co.—Mackinnon, 1

Co., Ltd.—China Underwriters, Ld. Mackenzie & Co. .

North China Insurance Co., Ltd.— Page-Hersey Export Co., L,d.—Dod- >-

Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ltd. well '& Co'., Ld.

Northam, Warren Corp.—Loxley & Palatine Insurance Co.- Skott, fc Co. .

Co., W. R.

Northern Assurance Co., Ld.:—Gibb, PanBros.Pacific Oil Co. Eos Angeles—Woo*

Livingston & .Co , Ld.

Northern Assurance Co., Ld—Brad- Paneteries de Belgique, A,—Mai son jit,

F. Mathieu. S. A.

ley & Co., Ld.

Norton & Co.. Ltd., iSir James Farm- Paramount

Wah. .Hong VChefnical Works—'Mut

er—China Engineers, Ltd.

Norton & Gregory, Ld.—Harry Wick- Parfumefie L. T. Piver—W, R. Lox- ;

ley , k Co., Ltd.

ing & Co. Pafrafine Co., Inc—Dodwell k Co., {

Norton Motors—-Sincere Co, ■Ltd. ,, ' ... i .

Norwegian Reassurance Co.—Karsten Parsons & Co., Ltd., C. A.- China

Larssen & Co, Engineers, Ltd'. , :

Norwegian Triton Insurance Co.— Partridge & Mees—Rudolf Wolff &

Karsten, lessen & Co. Kew

Norwich Union Fire Insurance So- Passch k Larsen Peterson—Shewan,

ciety. Ld.—Robertson, Wilson &

Co., Ld. Tomes k Co. ( Mi

 AGENCIES—HONGKONG E45

Pathe Freres, Paris—Pathe Orient, : Prince Line—Furness (Far East), Ld.

Prince-Smith & Stells, Ltd.—China

Ld. Engineers, Ltd.

Peace, Ld., W. !?. k Co,, Sheffield- Produits Chimiques et Electro-Metal-

Economical Trading Co. lurgiques—Shewan, Tomes & Co.

W. K. & C. Peace, Ld., Sheffield- Proutyline Products—Neon Electrical

Ecdnomical Trading Co. Corporation of Asia

Peak, Frean k Co., Ld.—Robertson, Providence Washington Insurance Co.

j Wilson & Co., Ld.

Pearl Assurance Co., Ld.—Dodwell & —Dodwell & Co., Ld.

f Co., Ld.

Pearn & Cq:, Ld. — Arnhold & Co., Quasi-Arc

Co., Ltd.

Co., Ltd.—Davie, Boag &

, Ld. Queen Insurance Co.—Loxley &'Oo.

Peninsular & Oriental .Steam Nav. Go. ; Queensland Co-op. Bacon Assn. 7—

| —Mackinnon, Maskenzie & Co. Shewan Tomes & Co.

I Penn Yan Motor Boats—Rudolf Wolff | Queensland Insurance Co., Ld.—

& Kew Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ld.

Penta Works Co., Ld., The, Skoevde, Queensland Insurance Co.-,, Ld.—Jar--

: Sweden.—A. B., The Swedish Trad- dine, Matheson & CoV, Ld.

ing Co., Fik in China

i Pepsodett Co. Chicago—W. S. Sherly Qucstier & Cp.—Kwongtin C0„ Ltd-

& Co.

j Fetters, Ltd.—Gfeneral Electric Co. ! R.Ltd.C. A. Victor Co.—Moutrie & Coe

^1 of China, Ltd. Radiobar Corpn.—Dodwell & Co., Ld.

Peugeot et Oie.—Jardine, Matheson Radium Rubber ‘ Co.—Wicking & Co.

\ & Co., Ld. (Harry) - ,-

Philippine Steam Navigation Co.— i Raleigh Cycle ;Co.—Dodwell

L. Everett, Inc.

r

& 1 Co.,

I Ltd.

Philips Lamp Work Eindhoven—Hol- : Ransomes & Rapier, , Ltd.—(denetal _

land China Handelscompagnie, N. ElectHc Co. of China, Ltd.

V. Raoul Bigazzi—Reiss, Massey & Co.,

Philips & CO., Ld. (J. & N.)—Reiss, Ltd.

Massey & Co., Ld. Ratcliff & Sons, J. — Dickson & Co.,

; Philips Radios—Anderson Music Co. Ld., John

. Phoenix Assurant-e ' Co., Ld.—Gibb, ; Rawlings Manufacturing^ Co.Ltd.—

Livingston & Co., Ld. Carmichael & Clarke

; Pilot, Radio & Tube Corporation— Rawplugs; Ld.—General Electric Co.,

Sincere Co. Ld‘ of China

; Pirelli General Cable Works—General i Ray& Manufacturing

Co. -

Co.—Reiss, Massey

Electric Co., Ld. of China Raymond & Whitcomb Co.—Hong-

Plaimar Ltd.—Dodwell & Co., Ltd. kong and Shanghai Hotels, Ltd.

Platt Bros.-, Ltd.—Reiss, Massey' & j Raytheon Production Corp.—China

Co., Ltd. Electric Co., Ltd.

Polak & Schwartz (N. V.)—Huygen Reaveil & Co., Ld.—Arnhold & Co.,

G. E.

Pommery & Grene—Caldbeck, Mac- RedLd. Hand Compositions, Ltd.—Dod-

gregor & Co.

k Pratt & Lambert—Moses & Co., Ld. RedwellWing

(N. S.)

& Co., Ltd.

Motor Co.—-Shewan, Tomes

Precision Radio—Rudolf Wolff and , Rees. & Co. -V tnqfit

Roturbo Manufacturing Co., Ld.

Kew —Arnhold &, Co>., Ld.

, Premier Steel Co., Ltd.—China En- ' Rediwood Export Co*—-Shewan, Tomes

gineers, Ltd. & Co,

j Prest-O-Lite Storage Battery Co.— Reflector & Illuminating Co., Chi-

Hongkong Hotel Garage

£ cago—Lam Wing Yan & Co.

Price Brothers Sales Corporation— Re-medium,

Bradley & Co., Ld. A. G.—Goeke & Co., A.

i, Priestman Bros. Ltd.—Reiss, Miassey “Reliance” Insurance Co., Ld.—Mel-

chfers & < Co.

& Co., Ltd.

E46 AGENCIES—HONGKONG

Kexine” Leather Cloth — Jardine, Rnstori & Hornsby, (Ld.—Reiss Massey

Matheson & Co., Ltd. & Co., Ld.

Rheinische Metall Calculating Ma- Ruston Lister Marine Co. -Reiss

ch'iries—China Export Import & Massey & Co., Ld.

Bank Co.

“Ricasoli” Chianti Wine—Italian | S.P.E.C.I.A. Paris--Hongkong Can-

Agency ton Export; Co., Ltd.

Richard, Haworth & Co., Ed.—Gibb, S. grtgorA. Chianti Ruffino—Caldbeck, Mac-

& Co,

Livingston & Co., Ld.

Ricgles, iS. A.—Hongkong Canton Ex- . Sabang Bay Coaling Statiqn - Java-

China-Japan Ldjn

port Co., Ltd.

Rickmers Linie—Meyer ink & Co., Wm. Sabroe & Coi, lid., T. T.—Shewan,

Tomes & Co.

Rigaud, Y.—Atienza, Vicente & Co.

Ritchie & Co. (H. F.)—Wicking ,& Safe-Cabinet—Dodwell & Oo.

Sage & Co., Ld.—Wicking & Co.

Op., (Harry) (Harry)

R. K. O.-Radio Pictures — Peacock !" Salca ” for Dogs, Etc.—Connell &

Motion Picture Co., Inc, Co., Ld., H.

Robert Bo&ch A. G. Stuttgart—Jebsen Sales Gornn.--Shewan,' Tomes' & Co.

& Co.

Robert Bouche — Caldbeck, Macgre- Salford Electric Instruments, Ld.

—General Electric Co., Ld. of

gor & Co. China

Robertson Co., H. H.—Davie/ Boav “Salca”—Connell & Co., Ltd., H.

& . Co., Ld.

Robertson Travel!' Bureau. D. F.— ' Samuel Osborn & Co., Ld.—Reiss,

Massey & Co., Ld.

Hong' Kong & iShanghai Hotels’, Ld- ! Samuel Jones & Co., Ltd.—Reiss,

Robin Hood Mills—Skott & Co. Massey & Go., Ltd.

Robson, Ld. (John)—Reiss, Massey & “Sanitas” X-Ray & Ele.ctro-Medical

Co. Apparatus- Schmidt & Co.

Roe & Co. (A. V.)—Far East Aviation 1 Sanderson A Son, Ltd., AVm.—Lpxley

Co. & Co. (China), Ltd., W. R.

Rolls-Royce Ltd. — Hongkong Hotel “SpssGi” OJive, Oil—Italian Agency

Garage ; Saunders & Co. (Ayrton)—Wicking &

Rolscreen Co.—Davie, Boag & Co., 1 Co.

Ltd. Sapter, August—Schmidt &;Co. Ltd.

Roneo, Ld.—Dodwell & Co. ; Sauter, S. A.—China Engineers,

Ronson Lighters—Sennet, Freres ! Saunders-Roe, Ld.—Far East Aviation

Co., Ld.

Roosevelt Steamship Co.—Jardine, Schweppes,

Matheson &' Co. Ltd.—Jardine, .Matheson

Rootes, Ld.—Gilman & Co., Ld. % Co., Ltd.

Ross & Oo., Ld., AY. A.—Dodwell & 1, Scinplla M^gnetoes—L. E. Gale

Scott & Bowne, Ld.—Shew an, Tomes:

Co., Ld.

Ross & Co., Co., Alex—Ross & Co. ;; Scott & Co.

(Jaiqesc & John, G.)—Robertson,

(Phina),. L|;d.,, Alex Wilson Co!, Ld.

Rosenbauer (Fire engines) — Chievi , Scottish Union and National Insurance

Hsi.n Eng., Co., Ltd. Co.—Hannibal A Co., W.A.

'‘Rotterdam” Lloyd, Mail Line—Java- i Scrivener 'Go,, P. E.—iKwongtin &

China-Jap

: an Lijn Co., Ltd.

Royal Dutch Air Lines—Java-China- Semoniz Op.—Hongkong Motor Acces-:

Japan Lijn sory Co.

Royal Netherlands India Airways— , Sbalimar, Rope Works, Ltd.—Dodwell

Java-China-Japan Lijn & Co., Ltd.

Royal Insurance Co.—Loxley & Co. i Shanghai Dock and Engineering Co.,

Royal Mail Steam Packet Co,—Jar-

dine, Matheson & Co. Ld.—Jardine, Matheson &. Cbu, Ld.

Royal Packet Navigation Co, (K.P. ; Shanghai and Hongkew Whanf PPi'—

M.)—Java-China-Japan 'Lijn Jardine,‘Mathospn

Rnlberoid Co., (Ltd.—Davie, Boag & (Sharp's 4? Co- & Co.,

Toffee — Hutchison

Co. John D.

 AGE NC IE S-IIOXG KONG E47

Shaw; L

Ltd. Lam Wing Yan & Co,

Shortly Co'., Ine., Jacohscn—Dodv.-eli : South British1 'I lisurance1 Cd., Ld.

& Co., Ltd. ! (Fire Marine)—David Sassbon &

Shoemaker Art Looms - The Little South Co., Ld.

Shop British Insurance Co. Ld. -

Signode System—Botelho Bros. David & "Cb., S. J.

Silva & Cosens “Dows” Port—Cald- jSouth China Motorship Building and

Repairing Works’Ld,, The—Brandt -

beck, Macgregor & Co.

Silver Line—Eurness (Far East) Ltd. ; Sparagnapane,

& Co.

Silver Java Pacific.Line—Java-China- : & Co., Ld. Ld.—Robertsbnj Wilson

Japan Lijri Withington 'Co. (Spartori)1—

Simon, Ld. (Henry)—Arnhold & Co., :Sparks. Hongkong Hotel Garage

Simonds' Saw and Steel . Go.—Moses & ■Spencer

Ld. & Sons, Ld (J. H.)—Dodwell

Co., Ld, (N. S.) & Co., Ld.

Simplex Plaster1 Co.—Plongkong Ex- iSpcrry Ld.

Flour Co.—Dodwell & Co.,

cavation & Construction & Co. Spicer & Co.—Rudolf Wolff &. Kew

S.K.F. (Swedish Ball Bearing Co.) Spokane Flour

Gothenburg Sweden, A. B. — The Spratts Patent,Mills—Skott & Co.

Ltd.—Loxlby & Cb.

Swedish Trading Co. (China), Ltd., W. R.

Sissons Bros. & Co., Ltd.—Jack & Co., Squibb & Sons—Keller, Kern & Co.

Ltd., Wm.'C.

Skandia-verken, A. B., Lysekil—A. B. St,Motor i Louis Spring Co.—Hongkong;:

Accessory Co.

The Swedish Trading Co.

Skelton & Co., R. A.—Blackmore & Italian Avency Mineral Water—

“St. Pellegrino”-

Blackburn, Ld.

Skibsassuranceforeningen i. Chris- St.Dodwell Paul Fire, Marine; Insce./, Go.—

& Cq., Ltd.

tiania—Thoresen & Co., Ld. St. Pauli Brewery Co-Bremen—

Skuse & Co., Ltd.—Hongkong Trad- Bradley & Go., Ld.

ing Co. (1931) Ltd,

Slack Sellars & ..Co., Ltd.—China Staalsihijnen in Li mb e rg—J a r di r) e,

Matheson & Co., Ld.

Engineers, Ltd-

Slazengers Ltd.—Hutchison & Co:, ;Staley Manufacturing Co., A. E.-—

Davie, Boag & Co., Ld.

John D.

Smith, Bel! &: Co., Ld., Manila— Standard Life Assurance Co.—Dodwell

Moxon & Taylor & Co., Ld.

Smooth-On Manufacturing Co.—Car- Standard Telephones & Cables, Ltd.—

michael & Clarke China Electric Co., Ltd.

Soc. des Verreies d’Extreme Orient, Stanley Works—John D. Hutchison &

—(Hongkong Trading Co. (1931) Co.

Ltd. States Steamship Co. (Portland)— •

Societa Anonima Fiat, Torino (Italy) States Steamship Co-.

—A. Geoke & Co. Stavanger Marine Insurance (Do.—

Societe Chimiques de Produits Coigret Karsten, Larssen & Co.

—Shewan, Tomes & Co. Stavely Coal & Iron Co,, Ltd.—Reiss

Societe des Oimenri Portland Artifi- Massey & Co., Ltd.

ciels de ITndo-Chine—John Man- Stei Maritime Indo-Chihoisie1—Meksa-

ners & Co., Ltd. gerie Maritimes

Societe Internationale de Placements, Steamship Co. Orient, , Ld.—John

Basle—A. Goekc & Co. Manners & Co.. Ld.

Societe Maritime Indochinoise—Mes- Steel Co. of, Scotland, Ltd.—Harry

sagerie Maritime Wicking & Co.

Society of Chemical Industry—Arn- Steenkolen Handel Mij—Java-China-

hold & Co.. Ltd. Japan Lijn

Solignum, Ld.—Wicking & Co. (Harry.) Stella Conduit Co., Ltd.—China En-

Sommerda, A.-G., Somerda-Erfurt gineers, Ltd.

(Germany)—China Import, Export Sterne & Co (L), Ltd.—Dodwell &

and Bank Co. 1 Co., Ld.

E2

 E48 AGEN 01ES—HONGKONG

Stevenson & Howell. Ltd.—Dodwell & Teikoku Salvage Co., Ld.—Osaka

Co., Ltd. Shoten Kaisha

Stickstoff 'Syndikat G.m.b.H. Berlin Telegraph Condenser — Sincere Co.,

—Jebsen & Co. Ld.

Stoomvaart Mij. — Java-China-Japan Terminal Flour Mills—Skott & Co.

Lijn Terry & Sons, Ltd., Joseph—Dodwell

Stoopen & Meeus, Antwerp—Thore- & Co., Ltd.

sen & Co., Ld.

Stratton & Co., Ld., Birmingham, Co. Lappe—Caldbeck, Macgregor &

Th.

Edystone Wireless Apparatus—Eco- Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance

nomical Trading Co. Co., Ltd.—Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Stromberg Carburettors—Gale Co. “Theraplix”—Hongkong Canton, Ex-

Studebaker Pierce-Arrow Export Cor- port Co., Ltd.

poration—Hongkong Hotel Garage Thompson & Co.'—Bradley & Co

Sun Insurance Office, Ld.—John D. Thomson & Co., M. C., Ld., Glasgow

Manners & Co., Ld. —Eastern Asbestos Co., The

Sundstrand—Dodwell & Co. Thoresen & Co. (O.) Shanghai—Thore-

Sun-Maid Basin Growers Association— sen & Co., Ld.

Kwong Tai Hong Tilling-Stevens Motors, Ld.—Arnhold &

Super Eltro Outboard Motors—Budolf Co., Ld.

Wolff & Kew Tobatta Foundry Co.—Beiss, Massey

Sussman, Wormser & Co.—John it). & Co.

Hutchison & Co. Toch Bros.—Blackmore and Blackburn

Svenska, A. B. Gasaccumulator, Ld.

Stockholm,—A. B. The Swedish Tokalon, Ltd.—W. S. Sherly & Cc>.

Trading Co., Fil. in China

Swedish East Asiatic Co., Ld—Gil- Tokyo Marine and Fire insurance*

Co., Ld.—Mitsui Bussan Kaisha,

man & Co., Ld. Ld.

Swedish Lloyd Insurance Co.—Kars- Tokyo Salvage Co., Ld.—Mitsui Bus-

ten, Larssen & Co. san Kaisha, Ld.

Swedish Match Co., Ld.—Swedish- Toplis & Harding, Assessors, London

Chinese Export and Import Co., Ld. —Goddard & Douglas

Szerelmey, Ld.—Beiss, Massey & Co., Travel Bureau Lissone Lindeman- -

Java-China-Japan Lijn

Travellers Official Information Bu-

Taccone (G. M.)—Harry Wicking & reau of Netherlands India-Java-

China-Japan Lijn

Co.

Tacoma Orient Steamship Co,—States “Treetex” Wallboarding — Loxley &

Steamship 06. , Co., (China), Ltd., W. B.

Tagliabure, Ltd.—Shewan, Tonies & Triton Insurance Co., Ld.—Jardine,

Go. ,; , ; Mathescn & Co., Ld.

Tai Hing Vacuum Bottle Factory— Tropisco Farben, G.m.b.H., Hamburg

Au Siu Cho —Goeke & Co. (A.)

Taiheiyo Marine and Fire Insurance Truscon iSteel Co.—Shewan, Tomes &

Co.—Moses & Co>.

Taisho Marine and Fire Insurance Tucker Co.

Co., Ld. — Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, & Co., Ltd., J. II.—Jack &

Ld. Co.. Ltd., Win. C.

Tangyes, Ld.—Shewan, Tomes & Co. Tweedales & Smalley, Ltd.—China

Engineers, Ltd.

Tann, Ld. (John)—Arnhold & Co.

Tanneries de Saventhem, S. A. - U.S, Bubber Export Cp., Ltd.—Alex

Maison F. Mathieu, S. A. Boss & Co., Ltd. . :

Tanquvrv, Gordon A Co., Ltd—Dod- JJnderwond LHiott-Eisher Corpn.—

well & Co., Ltd. Dodwell

^, Gc., Ld.

Taylor & ; Qo,, James (Clepkheaton), “L^uica Chocolates & Sweets—Italian

Ltd.—China Engineers, Ltd. Agency

Taylpr & Co. (John)—Moses & Co., Union Assurancei Soc’ety, Ld.—Harfy

Ld. Wicking & Co., Ltd.

 AGENCIES—HONGKONG E49

1

Uuion Commerciale des Glaceries Victor Safe Co.- —Dodwell & Co.

Beiges S.A.—Maison F. Mathieu Victor Talking Machine Co.—Moutrie

Union des Verreries Macaniques S. & Co.

A.—Maison F. Mathieu, S, A. Victoria Biscuit Fabrieken—Goeke &

Union Marine Insurance Co.—Com- Co., A.

mercial Union Assurance Go. Victoria Insurance Co.—Reiss, Massey

Union Marine Insurance Co., Ld.— & Co.

Bank Line, Ld. Vit-Alexin Laboratories, Ld.—Vit-

Unionmatex—Chien Hsin Engineering Alexin (China), Ld.

Co., Ld. Vitrex Glass—Lazarus, N.

Union Molasses Co , Ld., London, The

—Pure Cane Molasses Co., Ld. Waco Aircraft Co.—L. E. Gale Co.

Union Paper Co-, Ld., Olso, Norway Wahl

—A. B. The Swedish Trading Co-, Wailes Company—Sincere Co., Ltd.

Dove Bitumastic—Bradley

Fil. in China Co.

Union Paper Co., Ld.—Tho resen & Wailes Dove Bitumatic—Eastern As-

Co.. Ld. bestos & Co.

Union Waterboat Co., Ltd.—Dodwell Wakefield & Co., Ltd. — Robertson,

& Co., Ltd. Wilson & Co., Ltd.

U. S. .Rubber Export Co., Ltd.—Ross Wallem & Co., A/S., Bergen, Norwayr

&, (jk?., Ltd., Alex —Wallem & Co.

U. S. ' Salvage .Association •— Everett, Wall & Sons—Loxley & Co.

Inc.

United Asbestos Oriental Agency Ltd. Wander,

Co., Ld.

Ld. (A.)—Reiss, Massey &

—Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

United; Aircraft & Transport Corpn.— Waygood-Otis

Ld.

Ld.—Dodwell A Co.

L. E. Gale Co.

United. Distillers, Ltd. — Jardine, “ Conpel

Wardonia ” Razors and Blades —

& Co., Ld., H.

Matheson & Co., Ltd.

United Incandescent Lamps & Elec- Warner & Co., Inc., Wm. R.—Loxley

& Co. (China), Ltd., W. R.

trical'Co. ‘Ltd—China Engineers, Warren Sales Co., Inc., Northam—

Ltd. Loxley Combe

& Co. (China),

United States Leather Selling Cor- Watney,

poration—Shewan, Tomes & Co. A Reid &Ltd.,

(Jo., W. R.

Ltd.—

Universal Fire and General Insurance WebsterLoxley & Co,. (China), Ltd., W. R.

Co., Ld.—Dodwell &' Co., Ld. A Sons; Francis—Dodwell &

Universal Insurance Co.—Steger & Co. Weir Co., Ltd.

Usines Destree—John Manners &' Weir, Ld.. (Andrew)—Bank

& Co. Line

G. & I.—Thornycroft &

Co., Ld. ■Co., John I.

Weise Soehne, Halle-Seale — Chien

Tan Gelder Zonen Amsterdam—Thore- Hsin Engineering Co., Ltd.

sen & Co., Ld. Wernsing, K. A.—Kwongtin & Co.,

Van Houten &; Zoon—W. R. Loxley & West Ltd.

Co. Australian Steam Navigation

Tavasseur, Ltd., J. FI.—Davie, Boag Co.. Ld.—Jardine, Matheson & Co.,

& Co. Ld.

Vauxhall Cars — Hongkong Hotel West Coast Life Ins. Co.—Bornemann

ft CO.

Garage West Disinfecting Co.—Blackmore &

Veritys, Ld,—Shewan, Tomes & Co. Blackburn

Veuve Clicquot & Co.—Dodwell & Western Electric Co.—China Electric

Co., Ld. Co., Ltd.

Vibert (F.)—Keller, Kern & Co.

Vibro Piling Co., Ld.—Blackmore & Westinghouse Electric International

Blackburn, Ld. Co.—Reiss, Massey & Co., Ld.

Vicks Chemical Co. Philadephia—W. Westinghouse

ft Co., Ltd.

Radios—Reiss, Massey

iS. Sherly & Co.

Victor Chiquot—Gande, Price & Co.. Westinghouse Refrigerators — Reiss,

Ld. Massey & Co., Ltd.

Eft© AGENCIES—HONGKONG

Westland Aircraft, Ld.—Far East Win. Co., Jacks

Ltd. A Co.; Ltd.—DodweB;

Aviation Co.

Weston Electric Instrument Gorp.— Wolf & Banseft -Grotjahn A Co/ < J

China Electric Co., Etd.

Westwood, Ltd., A. E.—China En- Wolff Kew

A Co. (Rudolf)—Rudolf Wolff

gineers, Ltd,

White Horse Distillers, Ld.—Jardine, A "Go., Motors

Wolseley

Ltd.

(192^) Ltd.—Dodweli

Mathespn A Co.,. Ld. Woodward, Ltd.—Loxley A Co.

White Star—Nippon ITu^en Kaisha

Whiteley A Co. ^Garnet; — Rudolf Woodite Co.—Dodwell ‘A Co., Ld.

World Auxiliary Ins. Corp.—Huygeii,

Wolf & Kew G. E.

Whitworth Motorcycles—Rudolf Wolff World

& Kew Marine and' General Insurance-

Col, Ld.—Ross A Go., Ld.

Wiggins Teape & Alex, Pi rie—' Wrigley’s

Harry Wicking & Co. Chewing Gums “Spear-

Wilkinson, Heywood & Clark—Dad- mint’—N. A. Tye A Bros.

well. & Co., Ld.

Wilh. Wilhelmsen, Oslo—Thoresen .& Yangtsze Insurance, Association, Ld. ,

Co., Ltd. —Cbina Underwriters, Ld.

Wilkinson, Heywood; & Clark—Si.: C. Yarrow A Co., Ld.—Perrin’s (China),

Lay & Co. Ltd.

"Willys Overland Corporation—Gilman Yates Improved Rail Anchors, Ltd.—

& Co., Ltd. Shewan, Tomes A Co.

William & Humbert—Caldbeck, Mac- Yorkshire Insurance^Co., Ltd.—China

gregor & Co. Provident Loan A Mortgage '. Co.r

William Street & Son—Blackmore & Ltd.

Blackburn

Williamson & Son, Ltd.—Loxley & Yorkshire Insurance Co., Ld.—China

Underwriters, Ld.

Co., Ltd.

Wingets, Ld.—Shewan, Tomes A Co. Yorkshire Insurance Co., Ld.—Union

Winterbottom Book Cloth Co., Ltd.— Y'uTrading

le A Co.,

Co., Ld.

Andrew, Ld’.—Arnhold A

John Dickinson & Co., Ltd. Co., Ld.

Wisbech Produce Canners, Ltd. —

Loxley & Co. (China), Ltd., W. R, Zeiss, Carl—Carlow itz A Co.

Wisponsin Co.—Shewan, Tomes & Co. Zeiss Ikon—Carlowitz A Co.

Witton-Kramer Electric Toolsi & Zwanenberg’s

Hoist Co.—General Electric Co., F. Mathieu, S.Fabrieken-Oss—Maison

A.

Ld. of China

 MACAO

(For Details of Addresses, etc., of Agents see Preceding Sections)

Brandas. Gomes & Cia--;F, Rod- “Hong Kong Daily Press” — Hello,

rigues A. A. de

Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ltd. Indo-China Steam Navigation Co.

-Hello,FireA. A.Insce.

de Co., Ltd—-Hello, — Hello, A. A. de

China

A. A. de Java-China-Japan-Lijn, N.V. — PL

Cpmpanhia Agricola—F. Rodrigues Nolasco

Continental Automobile Co.—F. Rod-

rigues Lloyds—F. Rodrigues

Dairy Farm, Ice and Cold Storage Hindello Insurance/Co.—F. RoddgUe^

Co.—Hing Kee & Co.

Dollar Steam Lines, Inc., Ltd.—H. Nippon Yusen Kaisha Hello, A.

Nolasco A. de

Directory and Chronicle of the Far Norddeutscher Lloyd — Hello, A.

East—Hello, A. A. de A. de

Eastern & Australian Ocean Steamship Co.—F. Rodrigues

Co., Ltd.—Hello, A. A. deSteamship Oriental Steamship Co.—F Rodrigues

Francisco Cinzano & Cia—F. Rodri- Plum, F. E.—F. Rodrigues

gues Soott Radio. E. H.—Rodrigues, ,F.

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—JEL No-

Garland Petroleum Co., Inc.—F. lasco

Rodrigues Texas Co.—Garage Lusitana

Globe and Rutgers Fire Insurance Co. Tung On S. S. Co.—F. Rodrigues

—Chang Pak Tung

Gross Hermanos—F. Rodrigues Union Insurance Society of Canton—

Hamburg-Amerika Linie—Hello, A. F. Rodrigues

A. de On Insurance Co.—Chang Pak Usinep de L’Allondon—F. Rodrigues ,

Heung Wakefield & Co., C. C.—Rodrigues, F.

Tung Watson & Co. (A. S.)—Hip Wo & Co.

Hongkong,

SteamboatCanton and Macao

Co., Ltd.—Hello, A.A. de Wurtz (Ernst)—,Oriental Co.

 INDO-CHINA

HANOI

(For Details of Addresses, etc., of Agents see Preceding Sections)

Alhambra Cigar Mfg., Manila— Cie Franco-Americainei d’Assurance—

Ogliastro, Louis & Co. O. Larrive

American. Asiatic Underwriters— Oie. d’Assurance Generales—Oglias-

Oompagnie Franco-Americaine de tro, Louis & Cie.

Assurances Haig and Haig, Mackinch—Ogliastro,.

Anglo-French Textile Co., Madras— Louis & Co.

Ogliastro, Louis & Co.

Asia Life Insurance Co.—Compagnie Jacob & Co., Dublin—Ogliastro, Louis

Franco-Americaine dJAssurances & Co.

California Packing Corpn., San New Zealand’ Insurance Co.—Oglias-

Francisco—Ogliastro, Louis & Co. tro, Louis & Cie.

Central Agency, Glasgow—Ogliastro, Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navi-

Louis & Co, gation Co.—Ogliastro, Louis & Co.

HAIPHONG

(For Details of Addresses, etc., of Agents see Preceding Sections)

Alhambra Cigar & Cig. Mfg. Co;—L. Koninklijke Paketvaart My. — Die-

Ogliastro & Co. thelm & Co.

Anglo-French Textile Co., Ltd.—Die- Le Nord, Paris—L. Ogliastro & Co.

thelm & Co.

Anglo-French Textile Co., Madras— Netherlands Fife Insurance Co,—Die-

L. Oglidstrd & Co. thelm & Co. .

California Pkg. Corph.—L. 'Ogljdstto Norddeutschef Lloyd—Diethelm & Co.

& Co. New Zealand Inurance Co., Ltd.—

Central Agency, Ltd.—L. Ogliastro & Diethelm & Go.

Co. Palmolive-Colgate--Diethelm & Co.

Cie d’Assurances Generales—L. Og- Peninsular and Oriental Steam Naviga-

liastrd & Co. tion Co.—Ogliastro & Co.'

Cognac Jules Robin & Cie—L. Oglias- Philips Glowlamp works, Ld.—Die-

tro & Co. thelm & Co.

Eastern and Australian S.S. Co.—L. Queensland Insurance Co.—Ogliastro’

Ogliastro & Co. et Cie.

Hamburg-Amerika Linie—Diethelm & Scottish Union and National Insurance

Co. —Ogliastro et Cie.

Haig & Co., J.—L. Ogliastro & Co. States Steamship Co., Ld.—Diethelm

Houbigant-Cheramy—Diethelm & Co. & Co.

Swiss Milk Co.—Diethelm & Co.

Jacob & Co., W. & R.,—L. Ogliastro Union Insurance Society of Canton—

& Co. Dandolo & Chardin

 COCHIN-CHINA

SAIGON

(For Details of Addresses, etc., of Agents sec Preceding Sections)

“ Alpina ” Marine Insurance Co. - Courroies

ttoc. Indochinoise de> Commerce, Ld. merce et J.de Lechat—Cie. de Com-

Navigation d’Extreme

American Mail Line—Ogliastro & Co. Orient

AsaLi Marina and Fire Insurance Co., Cunard Steamship Co., Ld.—Cie. de

Ld.—Export Commerce et do Nav. d’Extreme

Asa.no Bussanand ImportdeCo.,

Co.—Lie. Ld.

Commerce Orient

Cunard Steamship Co., Ld.—Export

et de .Nav. d’Extreme Orient and Import Co., Ld.

Automobiles Renault —Cie de Com-

merce

Orient etde Navigation d’Extreme Danish East Asiatic .(Qo.—Societe Com-

merciale Erancaise de I’lpdqchine

Bankers Davey Bickford Is’ av.& d’Extreme

Smith—Cie. d'e

—ExportTraders Insurance

& Import Co., Ltd.

Co., Ltd. Commerce

Directory et deChronicle

and of theOrient

Far

Bank Line, Ld.—Export and Import East—Cie. de Commerce et de Nav.

Co., Ld. d’Extreme Orient

Ben Line Steamers, Ltd., 'Leith—A. Dollar S.S. Line—Ogliastro & Co.

B. David & Co., I.t«L Dunlop RubberCo. - Cie.ded’Extreme

et de Navigation d’Extreme Orient

California Corrupated Culvert Go.— Eastern and Australian Steamship Co.,

Ogliastrd & Co., Louis Ld.—Export and Import Co., Ld.

Central Agency—Ogliastro & Co., Ellerman & Batcknall S.S. Co., Ltd.

Louis —EHerman’s Arrapan Rice & Trad-

China Mutual Steam Nav. Co., Ltd. ing Co., Ltd.

—Cie. de Commerce - et de Navigtioh Etablissements Bezel Maletra—

d’Extreme Orient Cie. fie Comraerce et de Nav. d’Extreme

Cie. d’Assurance Nat ionale Suisse'— " Oiuent

Qgliastrp & Co.> Louis

Cie. Generale Transatlantique—Mes- Etablissements Sulitzer. —j 4Cie. de

sageries Maritimes Commerce et de Na v. d'Extreme Orient

Cie. ties Hauts Plateaux Inde- Furness, Withy '& Co., Ld.—Export

chinois—Cie. de Commerce

Navigation d’Extreme (Uient et de and Import Co., Ld.

Cie. Lilloise

merce et detieNavigation

Moteurs Cie. de Com-

d’Extreme General Accident, Fire and Life Insur-

Orient ance Co.—Denis, Freres

Cigarettes Nationales—Cie. d'e Com- H-aigi & Co. (John)—Qgliastro' k Co.

merce et de Nav. d’Extreme Orient Hamburg-Amerika Linie—Diethelm &

Comite des Assureurs Maritimes de Co.

Paris—Denis, Ereres Holland Gost-Azie Lijn—Diethelm &

Compagnie d Assurances Generales— - Co. i -

Export & Import Co., Ltd.

CompagAi'e des Bbis" ^Plndodsliin^L indo-China Steam Navigation Co.,,

E'Xport and'‘Import Co., Ltd. Ltd.—Cie. de Coin melee et de Naviga-

Compagnie Cotiere de I'Annam—Denis, tion d’Extreme Orifent

Freres

Oompagnie Generale d’Assurances, Jacob k Co. (W. R;)—Ogliastro & Co.,

Paris—A. B. David & Co., Ltd. Louis

Eo4 AGENCIES—SAIGON

Java-China-Japan Lijn—Diethelm & Phoenix Fire Insurance Co.—L’Umon

Co. Commerciale Indochinoise et Afri-

caine

L’Urbaine & La Seine—Sbc. ; Com-

mereiale Franeaise d© Plndo-China

La Societe Francaise des Chai-bon- Queensland Insurance Co., Ltd.—

Cie. de Commerce et de Navigation

nages de Tonkin—Denis, Freres d’jtCxtreme Orient

La Societe Indo-chinoise des Alumettes

de Benthuy—Denis, Freres

La Societe “ La Tabac du Glove ”— Remington

Freres

Typewriter Co.*—Denis,

Denis, Freres Rickmers Linie—Export and Import

Denis, Freres Co., Ld.

Le Nord Ogliastro & Co. Robin (Jules)—Ogliastro & 06., Louis

Lloyd’s—Denis, Freres “Rotterdam Lloyd”—Diethelm & Co.

Mansfield & Co., Ltd.—Gie de Com- Royal Exchange Assurance—Export &

Import Co'., Ltd. .

merce

Orient et de Navigation d’Extreme Royal, Exchange Assurance Corporation

Mitsubishi Marine and Fire Insurance —Denis, Freres

Co.—Denis, Freres Royal Insurance Co., Ltd.—Ogliastro

National Fire Insurance Co.—L’.Union Royal& 'Go., Louis

Conimerciale Indochinoise et Afri- Diethelm Packet Steam Navigation Co.—

ca ine & Go.

"‘Nederland” Royal Mail Line—Die- Societe du Domainede Kebao—Cie.

thelm & Co.

Netherlands Fire Insurance , Co.—Die- detreme Commerce et de Navigation d’Ex-

Orient

thelm & Co.

New Zealand Ir.surance Co., Ld.— Societe de

des Garages Charner—Cie.

Commerce et de Navigation d’Ex-

Diethelm & Co. treme Orient

Nippon Marine Insurance Co., Ld.— Societe Maritime Indo-chinoise—Mes-

Export and Import Co., Ld sageries, Maritipaes

Nippon Yusen Kaisha—Cie. de Com- Societe Tutela d’Extreme Orient—

merce et de Nav. d’Extreme Orient Cie. Commerce et de Navigation d’Ex-

Norddeutscher Lloyd—^Diethelm & Co. treme Orient

North British Mercantile Insurance

Co., Ltd.—Cie. de Commerce et de Socony-Vacuum Corporation — Denis,

Navigation d’Extreme Orient Freres

Ocean Steamship Co., Ltd.—Cie de South African Railways and Harbours,

Joharinesbourg—David & Co., Ld.,

Commerce et de Navigatioii d’Exitreme A. B.

Orient

Osaka Shosen Kaisha—Messageries South Freres

British Insurance Go.'—Denis,

Maritimes -

(States Steamship, Co., Ld.—Diethelm

Fare’s Confectionery Works—Ogliastro &; Co.

& Co., Louis

Parfumerie Gelle Freres — Cie. de Sunman’sInsurance Office (Fire)—Eller-

Commerce et de Nav. d’Extreme Orient Ltd‘. Arracan Rice & Trading Co.,

Peninsular and Oriental Steam Naviga- Sussman, Wormser & Co.—Cie. de

tion Co.—Ogliastro. & Co'., Louis Commerce et de Navigation d’Ex-

Philips &|Pain—Cie. de Commerce et treine

de Navigation d’Extreme Orient :0ri6nt

Phoenix Assurance Co., Ltd.— Cie. Swedish East Asiatic Co.—Societe

de Commerce et de Navigation Commerciale Francaise de 1’Indo-

d’Extreme Orient chihe .

 AGEN CIES—SAIGON—CAMBODGE—SIAM E55

Union insurance Society of Can- Union Oil Cb. of California—Eller-

ton, Ltd.—Cie. de Commerce et de man’s Arracan Rice & Trading Co.

Navigation d’Extreme Orient Ltd.

Union Insurance Soeiety; of Canton, ■ Union Tn^faiice Society of Canton,

Ltd.—Ogliastro & 'Cid.

Unian Insurance Society of Canton, Ltd. Soe. Commerciale Francisco

de I’lndotchine

Ltd.—Export and Import Co., Ltd.'

Union Insurance Society of Canton, Wilh. W ilhelmsen—-Soc. Commerciale

Ltd.—Soc. Efancaise de Flndochine

Union Marine Insurance Co., Ltd. Yamashita Kisen Kaisha—Export and

—Cie. de Commerce et de Navigation Import Co.

d’Extreme Orient

CAMBODGE

(For Details yf Addresses^ e.tc., of Agents see Preceding Sections)

tCHargeufs Reunis—Compagnie Sai- Messagefies Maritimes — Gompagnie

gonnaise de Navigation et de Tran- Saigonnaise de Navigation et de

sports Transports

SIAM

BANGKOK

(For Details of Addresses, etc., of Agents see Preceding Sections)

-East Asiatic Go., Ed., ine—TUe :«iam London Assurance Corpn.—Ellernian’s

Steam Navigation Co,, Ld. Arracan Rice and Trading Co.

-Ellerman & Bucknall Steamship Co., Sed>eriing Rubber Co., Obis, U.S.A.--

Ld.—Ellerman’s Arracan Rice and SunMart’s Tyre Store

Insurance Office—Eilerman’s Arra-

Trading Co., Ltd can Rice and Trading Co., Ltd.

 STRAITS SETTLEMENTS

SINGAPORE

(For Details of Addresses, etc., of Agents see Preceding Sections)

Aktiebolaget Archimedes—Boon Seng Cairo Cigarette Factory—Hoon Seek

& Co., Ltd. Trading Co.

Alfa-Laval Co., Ltd.—McAlister & Carl Krause—John Dickinson & Co.

Co., Ltd. Carron Company—McAlister & Co.,

American Miehle—John Dickinson & Ltd.

Co. Caslon & Co. (H. W.)—John Dickinson

& Co.

Ardath Tobacco Co., Ld.—Malayan Chandler & Price Co.—John Dickinson

Tobacco Distributors, Ld. & Co.

Arnott, Ld. (V/m.)—Singapore Cold China Mutual Steam Navigation Co.—

Storage Co. Mansfield & Co.

Atlas Assurance Co. — Harrisons, China Navigation Co.—Mansfield & Co.

Barker & Co. Oluette Peabody, Inc.—Tels & Co.’s

Atkiebelaget Archimedes, Sweden— Trading Society

Boon Seng & Co., Ld. Coates Bros.—Dickinson & Co., Ltd.,

Australian Commonwealth Railways— John

Mansfield & Co., Ltd. Caldwell Lawn Mower Co.—Hoon

Australian Oriental Line—Mansfield & Seek Trading Co.

Co. ColdKvell Lawn Mower Co., N. Y.—

Boon Seng & Co., Ld.

Commercial Union Assurance Co.—

Bankers and Traders Insurance Co.— Ftarrisons, Barker & Co.

McAlister k, Co., Ltd. Cunard White Star, Ltd;—Mansfield

Bates Manufacturing Co.—John Dic- & Co., Ltd.

kinson & Co.

Bauer, Eugen, G.m.b.H.—Boon Seng Daw Sen &.Co. — Singapore Cold

& Co., Ltd. Storage C*.

Berger and Wirth—-Tel. & Co.’s Trad- Dawson, Payne & . Elliott, Ld.—John

ing Society Dickinson & Co.

Berger, Lewis* & Sons, Ltd.—McAlis- Directory and Chronicle of the Far

ter

Bureau, Ltd.Advertising and Publicity

Blue Funnel Line—Mansfield & Co., Doulton & Co., Ltd.—McAlister & Co.,

Ltd. Ltd.

Bridge, H., & Piggott, T., Ltd.— Dutch East Indies Government Coals

Fogden, Brisbane & Co., Ltd. —McAlister & Co., Ltd.

British-American Tobacco Co., Ld.— Dunlop Rubber Co.—de Souza & Co.

Malayan Tobacco Distributors, Ld.

Burmah, Oil Co., Ld., The—Scotia Ellerman & Bucknall Steamship Co.—

Lubricating Oil Co., The McAlister & Co., Ltd.

 AGENCIES—SINGAPORE E57

Fireman’s Fund Insurance Co.—-Union Lambert Bros.—McAlister & Co., Ltd-

Insurance Society of Canton Liverpool & London & Globe Ins. Co.,

F. M. S. Railways—Mansfield & Co., Ltd.—Mansfield & Co.,- Ltd.

Ltd.

Fromy Rogee & Co.—Moine Comte & Marsh Bros , Ltd.—Hoon Seek Trad

Co. ing Co.

Gebruder Brehmer—John Dickinson & MaypoleStorage

Dairy Co.—Singapore Cold

Co.

Co.

Green Island Cement Co., Ltd. — Mcllwraith

& Co.,

McEacharn, Ld.—McAlister

Ltd,

McAlister & Co., Ltd. Metropolitan Vickers Elec. Export

Guardian Assurance Co.—H. M. de Co., Ltd.—McAlister & Co., Ltd.

Souza & Co.

Hamburg-Amerika Linie—Straits Java National Carbon Co.—Teh’s & Co.

Trading Society

Trading Co.

National

Hetton, Beilbird Collieries-^McAligter Royal ExchangeUnderwriters' Agency-

& Co. Assurance Inc.

Hogarth & Sons—McAlister & Co. New Zealand Co-Operative Dairy Co.—

Singapore Cold

Holdenson & Nielson, Ld.—Singapore New Zealand Co-operativeStorage Co.

Cold Storage Co. Honey

Hongkong Rope Mfg. Co., Ltd. — Producers’ Assoc.—Singapore Cold

Mansfield & Co., Ltd. Storage Co.

Nickson & Co.

Hutton Pty., Ld.—Singapore Cold pore Cold Storage Co. (Geo. & John)—Singa-

Storage Co.

No rdd outsell er Lloyd — Harrisons

I. G. Farbenindustrie, A. G.-^-Straits Barker & Co.,' Ltd.

Java Trading Co., N.V.

Imperial Airways, Ltd.—Mansfield & Ocean Accident and Guarantee

poration—Harrisohfi, Barker & Cor-

Go.

Co., Ltd.

Indian Transcontinental Airways, Oval Manufacturing Co.—Tel. & Co.’s

Trading Society

Ltd.—Mansfield & Co., Ltd.

Industrial & Trading Co., Ltd.—Hoon

Seek Trading Co. Parapluie Revel—Moine Comte & Co.

International Assurance Co., Ltd.— Parfumerie Roger & Gallet—Moine

American Asiatic Underwriters, Ltd. Comte & Co.

Intertype- Corpn.—John Dickinson & Paterson, Simons & Co., Ltd.—Royal

Exchange Assurance

Co.

Isthmian S.S. Line—McAlister & Co., Paterson & Co., Ltd.—Singapore

Ltd. Odd Storage Co.

Porous Pipes, Ltd.—Fogden, Brisbane

Jantzen Knitting Mills—Tel. & Co.’s & Co., Ltd.

r Trading Society Price, Ltd., W. H.—Singapore Cold

Storage Co.

’ K. L. M. (Royal Dutch Airways)— Quantas Empire Airways, Ltd.—

Mansfield & Co., Ltd.

K. N. I. L. M. (Royal Netherlands Mansfield & Co., Ltd.

^ Indian Airways)—Mansfield & Co., Queensland Insurance Co.—McAlister

Ltd. & Co., Ltd.

Klaveness Line—McAlister & Co., Queensland Meat Export Co.—Singa^

Ltd. pore Cold Storage Co.

 AGENCIES- SINGAPORE

Ratcliffe & Sons (-.John) —John Dickin- Trinidad Rake and Asphalt Operating

son & Co. . , . Co., Ltd.-n-MciUister & Co., . Etd-

Reo Cars Trucks—Federated Motors,

Ltd. United States Steel Products jCot—

Royal Exchange Assurance—Harrisons, L^cA.lDter - Cov . Ltd. f ,

Barker &; Co. United States Steel Corporation—Mc-

Royal State Railways of Siam— Alister k Co., Ltd.

'Mansfield & "Co.,' Ltd.

Russell,, J. A. & Coj—RoyAl 'Exchange Vauxhall. Buick k Durant Cars—

Federate^ j Mptprs, Ltd.

Assurance, Inc.

Van Den Verghs, Ltd.—Singapore Cold

Stqrage- jCo;t

Sarawak Steamship Coi (1932) Ltd.— Victorious

Mansfield & Co., Ltd. k Co., A. V.—Tel. Cd.’s

Trading Society

Sarawak Steamship , Co, — Straits

Steamship Co. Wahl Eversharp Co.—Tel. & Co.’s

Scottish Amicable Life Agsur. Society Trading Society

—Harrisons, Barker & 'Co. [.■ Waite k Saville, Ld.—John Dickinson

Siam Steam Navigation Co.—Straits k Co.

Steamship Co. Waite k Sheard—John Dickinson &

Sime, Darby . & Co., Ltd.—Erasmic Co.

Co., Ltd Westralian ( Farmers, Ltfi.—Singapore

Standard-Vacuum Oil Op.—Bee Huat Cold Storage Co.

k, Co., West’s Rotinoff Piling k Const. Co.,

Sun Shipping Co.—Mansfield & Co. Ltd.—Fogden, Brisbane k Co., Ltd.

Sydney Meat Preserving Cof—Singa- Whitworth k Mitchell, Ld.—Tel. k

Co.’s Trading Society

pore Cold Storage Co. Williams Engineering Co.—John Dic-

kinson & Co.

Taikoc Refining Co.—Singapore Cold Wilson

Cold Storage Co. Exchange Assurance, Inc..

Thames and Mersey Marine Ins. Co., WiuLerbottom Book Cloth Co., Ltd.—

Ltd.—Mansfield k Co., Ltd. J. Dickinson & Co., Ltd. ,

 AGENCIES—PENANG—MALACCA E51>

g^TAT8 YAJAM G3TA5!3(I3cI

PENANG

(For Details of Addresses, etF., of Agents see Preceding Sections)

Char&ewr?. .Keun.i^-*Moine^ Comtes & North British a;nd Merenptile Insur-

pfyi Ltd. ance Co.—Kennedy & Co.

Holland-East Asia Line^-rKpninklijke Pacific-Java-Bengal Line—Koninlijke

Paketvaart Maatscha-ppij Paketvaart Maatschappij

i Prudential; , .Assnrshce . .Co.,. \ L.td.r~

Java-Mauritius-Africa Line—Konink- Kennedy & Co. . ^ }

lijke Paketvaart Maatschappii

Krementz &; Co.—Wassiamull, AssO- !Royal Dutich Air Lines—Koninklyke

j9n.ll - & Co. Paketvaart Maatschappy

S Royal •Netherlands Indian Airways—

Messageries Maritimes—Moine Comte Koninlikje' Paketvaart Maatschap

& Co., Ltd. PC

National Employeers’ Mutual General Straits China Line — Koninklijke

Insurance Assoc.—Kennedy & Co. ■ .Raketvaart Maatschappij

” 'Str'aits-aJvs-Australian Line—Konin-

Nederland & “Rotterdam Lloyd”— klijke Paketvaart Maatschappij

Koninklyke Paketvaart Maatschappy

MALACCA

(For Details of Addresses, etc., of Agents see Preceding Sections)

Alliance Assurance Co., Ltd.—H. Mv Ocean, Accident and Guarantee Cor-

de Souza & Co. poration, Ltd.—H M. de .Souza &

Dunlop Rubber Co. (S.S.), Ltd.—H. Co.

M. de Souza & Co.

Guardian (Fire) Assurance Co., Ltd, Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada—

—H.M. de Souza & Co. „ H-M. de Souza & Co.

North British & Mercantile Insurance Wee Chin Kam & Co.—Hevea Agency

Co., Ltd.—H. M. de Souza & Co.

 FEDERATED MALAY STATES

PERAK

(For Details of Addresses, etc., of Agents see Preceding Sections)

All-Nu Products Co.—United Import- Ocean Accident and Guarantee Corpn.

ers, Ltd. —Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co., Ltd.

Allen Co.—United Importers, Ltd.

Automatic Water Filter Co.—United Sanitte Rubber Corpn.—United Im-

Importers, Ltd. porters, Ltd.

Ayrton Saunders & Co., Ltd.—United

Importers, Ltd.

Stanley Earl & Co., Ltd.—United Im-

Easy Washing Co.—United Importers, porters, Ltd.

Ltd

Holmes & Sons, Ltd., W. H.—United Young & Co.—United Importers,

Importers, Ltd. Ltd.

SELANGOR

(For Details of Addresses, etc., of Agents see Preceding Sections)

Dunlop Rubber Oo., Ld. — Kean Leong & Co.

General Accident, Fire and Life Assurance Corporation — Caldbeck,

Macgregor & Co.

NEGRI SEMBILAN

(For Details of Addresses, etc., of Agents see Preceding Sections)

International Assurance Co., Ltd.— I Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—Seremban

Seremban Trading Co. I Trading Co,

JOHORE

(For Details of Addresses, etc., of Agents see Preceding Section?)

Asia Life Insurance

Commercial Co., Ltd.—D.

Union Assurance J. Leerdam

Co., Ltd.—D. J. Leerdam

TREN G GANTT

(For Details of Addresses, etc., of Agents see Preceding Sections)

Cycle & Carriage Co. (1926), Ltd.—United Trading Co.

Danish Islands Preserved Butter Go., Denmark—United Trading Co.

Kodak, Ld.—United Trading Co.

 NETHERLANDS INDIA

SEMARAKG

(For Details of Addresses, etc., of Agents see Preceding Sections)

-Anglo-Saxoft Petroleum Co., Ltd.— Ned. Ind. Tank Stoomboot—Bataafs-

Bataafsche Petroleum Mij che Petroleum Mij.

Asiatic Petroleum Co. — Bataafsche

Petroleum Mij. Pacific

•Colas Co.—Bataafsche Petroleum Mij. land,” Java-Bengal Line—“Neder-

Stoomvaart Mij.

Plinkote & General Advisory Co., Silver Java Pacific Line-*-“Neder-

Ltd.—Bataafsche Petroleum Mij. land” Stoomwart Mij.

Java-New York Line—“Nederland” State Shipping Service—Pitcairn,

Stoomwaart Mij. Sym & Co.

P A D A N Gr

(For Details of Addresses, etc.. of Agents see Preceding Sections)

j Amsterdamsche Maatschappy van Cultuur Mij “Korintji”—Handels-

| Levensverzekering—Gebroeders Veth’s maatschappy Guentzel & Schumacher

Handelmaatschappy Cultuur My. “ Taloeg Go^enoeng ”—

' Assurantie My. “ Veritas ”—Gebroe- Van Houten Steffan & Co.

ders Veth’s Handelmaatschappy Cunard Steamship Co., Ltd.—Gebroe-

ders Veth's Handelmaatschappy

l Brand Verzekering My. “ Mercurius ”

■. —Van Houten Steffan & Co. Dunlop Rubber Co.. Ltd.—Van Hou-

ten Steffan & Co.

| China Mutual Steam Nav. Co., Ltd. “Fatum”—Gebroeders Veth’s Handel-

| —Gebroeders Veth’s Handelmaatsch- maatschappy

^ appy

f Connecticut Fire Insurance Co. of Lloyds—Van Houten Steffan & Co.

Hertford—Warner, Barnes & Co.,

i Ld. Magdeburger—Gebroeders Veth’s Han-

| Cultuur My. “Danam Gadang”—Van delmaatschappy

I ten Steffan Co.

I Cultuur My “Danam Gadang”—Van N.I.L.L.M.Y.—Van Houten Steffan &

I Houten Steffan & Co. Co.

E62 AGENCIES—PADANG-E. C. SUMATRA

Nederl. Stomv. “ Ocean ”—Geb- Polyhonwerke A.G. — Van Houten

roeders Veth’s Handelmaatschappy Steffan

Nederiandseh Indische Handelsbank

—Gebroeders Veth’s ITand©] my. . Queensland ’Insurance Co., Ltd.--Van

Gebroeders Veth’s Handelmy. Steffan & Co.

Nederlandsche Lloyd—Van Houten

Steffan & Co.

Nippon Yusen Kaisha—Van Hou^en SteffanInsurance

Royal

& Co.

Co.—Van Houten

Steffan & Co.

Samarangsche Zee & Brand Ass. My.

Ocean Steamship C. — Gebroeders —Van Houten Steffan & Co.

Veth’s Handelmaatschappy

Ooet, Indische—Van Houten Steffan |Uniop Assurance , Co.—Gebroeders-

Ophir Estates—Van Houten Steffan &

Co. West Sumatra Rubber and Koffie Cul-

tuur My.—Van Houten Steffan & Co.

Palatine Insurance Co., Ltd.—Gebroe- Western Assurance Co.—Gebtoeders

ders Veth’s i Handelmaatschappy Veth’s Handelmaatschappy

EAST COAST OF SUMATRA

(For Details of Addresses, etc., of Agents see Preceding Sections)

Ass. My. De Nederlanden van 1848— I Motor Union Insurance Co.—Van Nie

Van Nie & Co. | & Co.

 eHILIPPINE ISLANDS

MANILA

(For Details of Addresses, etc. ^ of Agents see Preceding Stcti^its}

Alliance Assurance Co., Ld.—Smith. CeTm . Sugar . Co—Theo. H- Davies &

Bell & Co., Ld. Co., Ltd.

American Bleached Cotton Goods C°.) Centennial Flour Mills1—Wise &-fCb.,

•Inc., New York — Kummer and Inc.

Comins Mail Line—The Robert, Do! • Century Insurance Co., Ltd.-—Davies

American & Co., Theo. H.

lar Co. China Fire Insurance Go.—Warner,

American International1 Underwriters Barnes & Co., Ld.

—American 'Asiatic Underwriters, China Mutual Steam Navigation Co.,

Ltd. Ld.—Smith Bell & Co., Ld.

American and Mapcharian Line- China Navigation Oo.j Ld.—Smith

Smith, Bell &' Co.. Ltd. Bell & Co., Ld.

Atlas Assurance Co.—Fernandez Her- China Underwriters—Warner, Barries

manos, Inc. & Co., Ld.

Australian-Oriental, Ltd.--Yuill & Co., Chiron-Werke, Tuttlingen (Germany)

Ltd. —Inhelder Walch! Oo., Ld.

Coats, Ltd., J. & P.—Wise & Co.,

Baloise Fire Insurance Co.—Kuenzle & Inc.

Streiff, Inc. Commercial Union Assurance Co., Ld.

Bank Line—Smith,, Bell & Co./Ltd’. —Smith Boll & Co., Ld. :

Barrell 00 'William L., ^STew York— Connecticut’ FireIrisurarice Co[ of

Kuinmer and Comins, . Hertford—Warner, Barries u& Co.:

Basilan Lumber Co. Kuenzle & Ltd. .enujqum'l nit TJ

Strieff, Inc. : Crosse k Blackwell, Ltd.—Wise k Co.,

Bibby Inc. -.SI A .W

Ld. Line—Warner, Barnes & Co.V Ounard

Ld. line—Warner Barnes k Co.,

Blue'Fuhriel Line (New Y'ork Service)"

—Hanson,

3 Orth &3 Stev§nkori, ; Inc..

Bdgo Directory and Chronicle of the Far

H. Davies & Co.-,'-Ltd. Ob'

MedhlM' n Milling : . -W' The,o.

*'> ; ' East—Hanson, Orth & Stevenson, Inc.

Borden & Sons, Inc., M.O.D., New Dollar Steamship Line—The Robert

York—Kummer arid Comins Dollar Go.

British Drug Houses, Ld., London—

Inhelder Walch Co., Ld. Eastern & Australian Steamship Co,

British:Indian Sr.N-' Co., Ltd.—Smith. —Smith, Bell & Co., Ld.

Bell & Co., Ltd Ellerman k Buckriall .Steamship Co.

British Traders Assurance Co.—Smith (European Service)—Hanson, Orth k

Bell & Co., Ld. Stevenson, Inc.

Ethelburga Trading Co., Ltd.—For-

Cadbury-Fry Export Dept.—Wise & bes, Munn & Co., Ltd.

Co., Inc,

Caledonian Insurance, Co,—Guttridge Fidelity and Surety Co.—Union Insur-

and Chambers, Inc. ance ; Soci.ety of Canton

Cannon Mills Inc,, New York—Kum- Franklin Manufacturing Co., New

mer and Comins York—Kummer and Comins

E64 AGENCIES—MANILA

Fuso Marine and Fire Insurance Co., London & Scottish Assurance Corp.,

Ltd.—Davies & Co., Theo. H.

Ld.—Warner, Barnes & Co., Ld.

General Insurance Co., Ld. of Trieste Mirrlees, Bickerton & Day, Ld.—

and Venice (Marine)—O. Kelling, Warner, Barnes & Co., Ld.

Glens Falls Insurance Co. of New Mirrlees Watson Co., Ld.—Warner,

York—John Landahl Inc.

Germanischer Lloyd—Behn, Meyer & Barnes & Co., Ld.

Co.

Glen Line, Ld.—International Harvest National Union Fire Insurance Co.—

ter Co. of the Philippines American International Underwri-

Glens Falls Insce.' Co. of New York— ters for P. I., Inc.

C. Kelling, Inc. National Union Fire Insurance Co.

Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., —American Asiatic Underwriters,

Ld.,, Singapore—Rosenstock, C. W. Inc.

Guardian Assurance Co., Ld.—Ker & Nippon Yusen Kaisha — Warner,

Co. Barnes & Co.

Hanibur-g-A merikai Line—Behn, Meyer Norddeusche Uebeersegessellschaft in

Hamburg—Wise & Co., Ino.

& Co., H. Mij. North British and Mercantile insur-

Hoffmahn-La Roche & Co., F., Basle, ance Co.—Fernandez

Switzerland—Inhelder Welch Co., Northern Assurance Go.,Hermanos,

Ld.

Inc.

Ld.—Davies

& Co., Theo., H.

Eolland-Americsi, Line—Eastern and Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society

Philippines Shipping Agencies, Ld.

Holland-Eest-Asia Line—Eastern alid —Gttttrid^e and Chahibbrs, Inc.

Philippines Shipping Agencies Ld.

Home Insurance Co. (Fire & Marine) Ocean Steamship Co., Ld.—Smith

—International Harvester Co. of the Bell & Co., Ld.

Philippines

Hongkong and Whanipoa Dock Co., Pacific Commercial Co.—Union Insur-

Ld.—Warner, Barneis & Co.. Ld. ance Society of Canton

Pearl Assurance Co.—Warner, Barnes

& Co.

Indo-China , Steam Navigation Co., Philippine

Ld.—Smith Bell & Co., Ld. Inter-Island Steamship

Isthmian S.S. Co.—International Har- Co—The ‘Robert .Dollar 'Co.

vester Co. of the Philippines Philips China Co,, New York—Kum-

mer and Comins

Jacob & Co., Ltd., W. & R.—Wise & Phoenix Co.

Assurance Co., Ld.—Ker &

Co., Inc. j.

Java-China-Japan-Line—Eastern and Pillsbury-Astoria Flour Mills Go.—

Philippines Shipping Agencies Ld. Pott Wise & Co.,, inc.

Cassels & W'illiamson—Warner

Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha—Roosevelt Prince Barnes <& Co., Ld.

Steamship Co., Inc. Line, Ltd.—Roosevelt Steam-

Kenyon & Son, Ltd., James—Wise . & ship Agency, Inc.

Co., Inc.

Kerr .S,S, p>o>, Inc.—Roosevelt S.S. “Rotterdam Lloyd” Royal Mail Line

Agency, Inc. —Eastern and Philippines Shipping

Kla,veness Line—Smith Bell & Co., Ld. Agencies,

Kuimner, Cornins & Co., Inc., New Koval DutchLd.Air Line—J-Eastern and

York—Kummer and Comins Philippines Shipping (Agencies, Inc.

Law, Union and Rock Insurance Co., Royal Neth. Indian Airways—Eastern

and Philippines Shipping Agencies,

Ld.—Warner, Barnes & Co., Ld. Ld.

Legal, and GeneralandAssurance,

Ld;—Guttridge Chambers, Soc.,

Inc. Royal Insurance Co.,, Ld,—Forbes,

Lloyd Triestino—Smith Bell & Co.; Munn & Co., Ld.

Ld. Royal Packet Navigation Co.—East-

Lloyd’s Agents—Ker & Co. ern and Philippines SWPPdig Agen-

cies, Ld.

 AGENCIES—MAN ILA-ILOILO E65

Sabater Sales Co.-^-Universal Optical Terminal Flour Mills Oo.—Wise &

Co. Co., Inc.

Sandoz Chemical Works, Basle, Swit- Thiriez Pere and Fils, J., and Cartier

zerland—Inhelder, Walch Go;. Inc. —Bresson, Lille-Paris—C. Kelling,

Sea Insce. Co., Ld.—Warner, Barnes Inc.

& Co., Ld.- Thompson, Ld. (John) — Warner,

Shanghai Dock & Engr. Co., Ltd. Barnes & Co.

—Wise & Co., Inc.

Silver-java Pacific Line — Roosevelt Thompson, Ld. • (S. & J.)—Roosevelt

Steffamshap Agency, Inc.

Steamship Agency, Inc.

South British Insurance Co., Ld.— Thos.. Cook & Son, Ltd.—Warner

Barnes & Co., Ltd.

Smith Bell & Co., Ld. Tokyo Marine aiid Fire Insurance

Sperry Flour Co., San Francisco— Co., Ld.—Warner, Barnes & Co., Ld.

Barnes & Co., Ld. Transatlantic Steamship • Qo.; Ld.—

Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance Roosevelt Steamship Agency, Inc.

Co.—Kuenzle & Streff, Inc.

Stahlunion-Export G.M.B.H.

bes, Munn & Co., Ltd. — For- United! Turkey Red' Co., Ltd.—Wise &

St. Paul Fire & Marine Ins.—Davies 06'., Inc.

& Co., Theo. H.

Sun Insce. Office—Kuenzle & Streiff, Wakefield & Co., Ltd , O. C.—Wise &

Inc. Go., Inc.

Sun Insurance Office, Ld.—Ker & Co. Weddel

Swedish East Asiatic S.S. Co.—Inter- Inc. & Co., Ltd., W.—Wise & Co.,

national Harvester Oo. of the Philip- Wenatchee Milling Co.—Forbes, Munn

pines & Co., Ltd.

Swiss Serum and Vaccine Institute, White Star Line—Warner, Barnes &

Basle, Switzerland—Inhelder, Walch Co., Ltd.

Co., Ld.

Tacoma & Oriental Steamship Co.— Yangtsze Insurance Association, Ld.—

The Robert Dollar Co. Warner, Barnes & Co., Ltd.

ILOILO

(For Details of Addresses, etc., of Agents see Preceding Sections)

Bibby Line—Warner, Barnes & Co.,

Ld. Fuso Marine and1 Fire Insurance Co.,

Ltd.—Warner, Barnes & Co., Ltd.

China Fire Insurance Oo.—Warner, Guardian Assurance Co., Ld —Wise

Barnes & Co., Ld. & Co., Inc.

China Fire Insurance Co., Ld.—

Wise & Co., The Hongkong Fire Insurance Co., Ld.—

Connecticut Fire Insurance .Co,.- War- Wise, & Co., Inc.

ner, Barnes & Co., Ld. Hongkong

- Ld.—Warner, Barnes & Co.

R. & J. Dick, Ld.—Warner, Barnes

& Co., Ld. Iloilo Warehousing Corporation—

Warner, Barnes & Co., Ld.

Electric & Machinery Co.—Kuenzle.

Streiff, Inc. John Thompson Water Tube Boilers,

Elmac, Inc.—Euenzle k Streiff, Inc. Ld—Warner, Bariies & Co., Ld.

E66. AGENCIESt-Ili.QILQ^PEBI^-ZMICQANGA

Kpkus'ai. Kisen Kaifiha^Warnex, .Bar- Brince Lipe—Warner, Barnes & Co.,'

nes & Co., Ltd. Ixl.

Law Union and Rock Insurancef Co.— | Sea

~ikwB 'BAioW ffnimeriO sobn^?,

Insce. Co., Ld.—Warner, Barnes

' warner, Barnes" & Co. " iM • & Co., Ld.

Liverpool, London and Globe InsuranQe. Silver. Lin^—Warner, Barnes & Co.,

' Co., Id:-Wise & Co., Inc. Ltd. ' ' , , '

iJfirrlees,' Bickerton & Day, Ld.—’ ; ^ilv^Jaya-Pa^i^c . Line. — Warner*

Barnes & CQt, Ltd. .

Warner, Bdriies & Co., Ld.

]\tirrlees, Watson , Co., Ld.—War- i Sperry Flour Co.—Warner, Barnes &

ner, Barnes &. Co., Ld. Co., Ld.

N^pipon Yusen Kaisha-^Watiier, Barney, 'Tokyo Marine and Fire Insurance

-& Co., Ld. , ■ • / -, / ■'

Nortli China' liisceC Co., Ld.—Wise 'Co./Ld.—Warner

Ld.

Barnes & Co., Ld.

& Co., Ld.

Pearl Assurance Co., Ld.—Warner, White_ Star.11 Luxe—Warner, Barnes &

Barnes & Co., Ld. ! Co., Ld. \

CEBU

(Por Details of Acld^sg^s, etc., of \A^eirits: see Preceding Sections)

Ben Lin^—|W,F.' Steyenson. 4 Co., Inc.r | Ocean S.S. Co., Ld.—Hanson, Orth

Blue Fumiel 'Lille—W. B. Stevenson and Inc.

& Co., Inc.

British Traders’ Insurance Co.—Han- Osaka Shosen Kaisha:—W. F. Steven-

son & Co., Inc.

son, Orth & Stevenson, Inn.

Ellerman Line—W. F. Stevenson & qPeninsular and Oriental Steam Naviga-

Co.—W. E. Stevenson & Co.,

Co., Inc. OJ1

L. Everett, Inc.—W. F. Stevenson1 & '.Prudential Assurance Go., Ltd.—

Co., Ine. ' - ' • ■' ‘ •

Noreddutscher Lloyd— Zuellig, Inc., F.ET W uellig, tnc., F.E.

*

eaiW—i>J ' ,.qP epoftnasA /iB'bTB.,,0

ZAMBOANGA

(For Details of.4-ddressesfietc.r. of Agents see Preceding.Sections)

American Mail Line—The Robert l5oflar do.

Dollar 'S&a&sfeipi Lin,es—The Rojbert Dollar Co.

Philippine Inter-Island .Steamship Co.—The Robert Dollar Co.

Tacoipa & Oriental Stea,mship Co.—The Robert Dollar Col

 BORNEO

SARAWAK

(For Details of Addresses, etc., of Agents see Preceding Sections)

Bata Shoe Company, Ld.—Tan. Sum Orange-Crush Co.. London, Ld.—Tan ,l

Guan & Son I Sum Guan & Son •' '

Commercial Union Assurance "Cn.1, ’Budge-Whitiiwoirth-, Ld. — Tan Surh

Ld. —Tan Sum Guan & ' Son Tan Sum Guan & Son

P. F. Esbensen, Denmark—Tan Sum

Guan & Son Singapore' ‘Cold’ ’'Storage 'Go.-; '-Ltd.-

Ford Motor ' Co. of: Malay* 'Ld,-^Tan Tan'Sum Guaii & Son

Sum Guan & Son

Manufacturers Life 'Insurance Co.- Toye & Co., Ld., London—Tan 1 Sum

Tan Sum Guan & Son -Guan & Son- -

New Zealand Insurance Co., Ld.— .Union Assurance Society, Ltd.—Tan 1

Tan Sum Guan & Son Sum' Guan & Son ' ■

SANDAKAN

(For Details of Addresses, etc., of Agents see Preceding Sections)

Alliance Assurance Co.—North Borneo

De Beszke Cigarettes—The North

Trading Co., Ltd. Borneo Trading Co., Ltd.

Deearbo—The North Borneo Trading

Barker & Dobson’s Sweets—North Co., Ltd.

Borneo Trading Co., Ltd. Decca & Deoca-Polydor Gramophone

Bitulac Paints & P resser vatives— Beoords—The North Borneo Trading

North Borneo Trading Co., Ltd. Oo>., Ltd.

Bode Bubber Estates, Ltd.—North

Borneo Trading Co., Ltd Gillespie’s Anchor Flour—The North

Bovril, Ld.—North Borneo Trading Borneo Trading Co., Ltd.

Co., Ltd.

Carbolex—The North Borneo Trading Harvey’s Port & Sherries—The North

Co., Ltd. Borneo Trading Co., Ltd.

Columbia Horlick’s Malted Milk—The North

Trading Milk—The

Co., Ltd. North Borneo Borneo Trading Co., Ltd.

Dairymaid Butter—The North Borneo India “ Super ” Tyres—The North

Trading Co., Ltd. Borneo Trading Co., Ltd.

E68 AGENCIES—SAN.DAKAN

Killgerm Germicide — The North Sandakan Light and Power Co., Ltd.

Borneo Trading Ooi, Ltd. —North Borneo Trading Co., Ltd.

Sekong Bubber Co., Ltd.—North Bor-

Lipton’s Teas—The North Borneo * Silver

• neo Trading Co., Ltd.

Slipper Gins—The North Bor-

Trading Go., Ltd. neo Trading Co., Ltd.

Liverpool & London & Globe Insurance Smedleys Canned Goods—The North

Co., Ltd.—North Borneo Trading Borneo Trading Co., Ltd.

Co., Ltd. Smith & Hoiey’s Winesi and Spirits—

The North Borneo Trading Co. Ltd.

MartelTs Brandies—The North. Borneo Solo Fruit Drinks—The North Borneo

Trading Cb., Ltd.

Trading Co., Ltd.

McCailun’s Whisky—Thei North Bor- T. Beers Stouts—The North Borneo

neo Trading Co., Ltd. Trading Co., Ltd.

Murray’s Cigarettes — The North Thermos “Stronglas” Products—The

Borneo .Trading Co>., Ltd. North Borneo Trding Co'., Ltd.

Tuaran Bubber ; Estates, Ld.—North

New, Chambers & Co., Ld., England Borneo Trading Co., Ltd

—Sandakan Dispensary, Id.

Noresland Canning Co.—The North VatTrading 69 Whisky—The

Co., Ltd. North Borneo

Borneo Trading Co., Ltd.

Pears Soaps—The North Borneo Trad- ; World Marine and General Insurance

Co., Ltd.—North.. Borneo Trading

ing Co., Ltd. Co., Ltd.

Bed fern’s Bubber Goods—The North Zeiss Ikon—The North Borneo Trad-

ing Co., Ltd.

Borneo Trading Co., Ltd.

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Manufacturers

in

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 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

COVERING

J4PAN, CHINA, MALAYA, THE PHILIPPINES, SIAM,

NETHElvLANHS INDIA, BOENEO, ETC.

ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS Lowe, Bingham

Mercantile & Wlatthews —

Bank Building'

JAPAN Percy Smith, Seth & Fleming—6, Des

Voeux Road, C.

Kobe Roza, C1. A. da—Exchange Building

Bell, Taylor, Bird & Co.^72, Kyo- Thomson & Co.—York Building, Cha-

■machi ter Road

Jenks, Percival . & Isitt—72, Kyo- Peiping

machi

Pearson & Co.—72, Kyo-machi

Thomson

tung & Co.—57,'

■ Sui An Po Hu-

Tokyo

Harold Bell, Taylor & Co.—14, Ma- Shanghai

runouchi

Jenks, Percival & Isitt—622, San- Beck & Swann—17, The Bund

shin Building, Hibiya Darke, Marcel—d, 'Die Bund

Pearson & Co'.—9, Higashimachi, Haskins & Sells—32©/ Szechuen Rd.

Marunouchi, Koj imachi-ku Lowe, Bingham At Matthews—Glen

Line Building

Yokohama Mortimer-Reid & Slee—18, The Bund

Jenks, Perciyal & Isitt—45a, Yama- Potter & Co., C—21.0, Kiukiang Rd.

Sen INK, (Ieorg—PiR A ao.k ing Road

shita-cho Seth, Turner & tfo. — 9, Avenue

Pearson & Co.—7, Yamashita-eho Edward YII

Thomson A Co. 20, 'Canton Road

CHINA Tuck, Joseph—9,' Lane 124, BurkilT

Road

Hankow Wang Tsze Kong A Co. 114, Peking

Thomson & Co.—Union Buildings Road

Yang & Co.—33, Rue de Paris Exten- Tientsin

sion

Hong Kong Fischer, Emil S.—14; Hwa An Street

Lowe, Bingham &. Matthews—Hong

Kong and Shanghai Bank Building

Linstead & Davis—Gloucester Build- Thomson & Co.—13‘, Victoria

ing Terrace

E4

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E70 ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS

MALAYA Neill & Bell—1-2, Old Market Square,

Kuala Lumpur

Singapore Payne, Davis & Co.^—Kuala Lumpur

Chan Sze On & Co.—64, Market St. Ross & Co., James L.—12, Barrack

Derrick* & Co. — Hongkong Bank Road, Kuala Lumpur

Building, Oollyer Quay Johore

Evatt & Co.—French. Bank Buildings,

Raifler. Place

Gattey & Bateman, Inc. — Fullerton M. G, Warrior—Sedenak

Building.

Jee An Chian & Oo.—59, Chulia St. SIAM

Lowe, Bingham & Dunman—4, Laid- Bangkok

law Buildings

McAuliffe, Davis & Hope—Union Donaldson & Lowden—9, Chartered

Building Bank Lane

Rennie & Co., J. S. M.—9, De Souza

Street NETHERLANDS INDIA

Rennie, Lowick & Co.—Hong Kong

Bank Chambers Batavia

Penang Fressen Hogeweg

Brown, Phillips & Stewart — 1a, Hegie, C.

Penang iStreet LOYENS & VOLKMAARS

Cheah Inn Kiong & Co.—18, Bishop McAuliffe, Davis en Hope

Street Vooren, H. J.

Evatt & Co.—Chartered Bank Cham- Wtolff, B.

bers

McAuliffe, Davis & Hope—‘Chartered Sumatra

Bank Chambers

McAuliffe, Davis & Hope—Nillmij

Perak Building, Medan

Brown, Phillips & Stewart—Hong- PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

kong Bank Building, Ipoh

Evatt & Co.—Chartered Bank Cham- Manila

bers, Ipoh

Payne Davis & Co.—Ipoh Bayne & Co., Henry Hunter—P.O.

Towers & Co. — Towers Chambers, Box 589

Ipoh Carrera & Co., Edward G.—112,

Romero Salas, Ermita

Selangor Clarke & Larkin—308, Masonic Tem-

ple, Binondo

Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd. — Kuala Fleming & Williamson—G- de los

Lumpur Reyes Bldg.

Evatt & Co.—Mercantile Bank Build- Haskins & Sells—202, National City

ings, Kuala Lumpur Bank Building, Binondo

Gibson, Anderson, Butler & Co —12, Monks, A. C.^-2326, Juan Luna (Int.),

Market Street, Kuala Lumpur Tond'o

Grenier & Co., Walter—Kwong Yik White, Page & Co.—National City

Bank Buildings, Kuala Lumpur Bank Building, Binondo

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

ACCOUNTANTS—ADVERTISING AGENTS E71

Cebu Tokyo

Walker, H. B.—P.O. Box 100 Daido Tsushin-sha—3, Miuamiseki

Eiko-sha—10, Kakigaracho

BORNEO Far Eastern Advertising Agency—

21, Mitsubishi Building

Drummond & Co.—Jesselton & San- Hachigen-sha—Minagawa Building

•dakan Haten-sha—S, Torishio

ADVERTISING AGENTS Keihin-do.—6, Kaj iyamachi

Kinran-sha—12, Nishikicho

JAPAN Kinrei Tsushin-sha—11, Goken-cho

Naigai Koku-sha—14, Marunouchi

Kobe Nippon Dempo Tsushin-Sha—10, Go-

N aka-dori

Benkyo-sha—8, Sakae-machi Trans-Pacific Advertising & Service

Bushin-sha—478, Kanda Mina,to-ku Bureau—1, Uchiyamate-dori

Far Eastern Advertising Agency— Yokohama

2, Kaigan-dori

Taiyo Kokoku G. K.—76, Kitanagasa-

dori O’Dell’s Service Bureau—66, Yama-

shita-cho

Kyoto

CHINA

Keikwasha, Ltd.—Karasumaru Sanjo

Cantcn

Nagasaki

Nagasaki Kokoku-sha—48, Yorozuya- Millington,

Lane

Ltd.—6, Ying Lung

cho

Nagoya Hong Kong

Keika-sha—3, Shin Yanagi-machi A. B. C. Publishing Co.—5, Queen’s

Yuko-sha—Kyo-machi Road C.

Advertising and Publicity Bureau, Ld.,

Osaka The— St. George’s Building

Forbes Advertising & Printing

Service—Asia Life Building

Asahi Kokuku K. K.—28, Kawara- Millington, Ltd.—5, Queen’s Road

machi Central

Benkyo-sha—68, Doyama-cho Roxor Advertising Service—3, Wong

Dai-Ichi Kokoku-sha—25, Imabasthi Nei Chong Road

Hogi-sha—27, Kyomachi-hori Stellar Publicity Service—St. Geor-

Mannensha, Ltd.—35, Koraibashi ge’s Bldg.

Manshi-sha—3, Dojima Kami-cho United Publicity and Advertising

Naigai Kokoku-sha—2, Ohisimo Co., Ltd.—11, Queen’s Road C.

Sendensha—70, Takatsu-cho Shanghai

Tokyo Neon K. IK.—53, Sonezaki-

Naka Acme Advertising Agency—131, Mu-

.Toyosha—38, Awazakami-cho seum Road

*E4

 classified list of trades

E72 ADVERTISING AGENTS—AEROPLANES-- AND' ACCESSORIES

Associated Advertisers—50, Nanking PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

Road

Chi^a ' 'Commercial Advertising Manila

Agency—S,; Hong Kong Road

Care-Grow, Inc.^-81, Jinkee Road Advertising Bureau Inc. — 931, R.

Consolidated National Advertising Hidalgo', Quiapo -

Co.—255, Shantung Road Central Advertising Corporation—

Direct Mail Advertising Agency-^ 12, Obando

277, Range Road National Advertising Co. —143,

H ampson, C. W.—10, Central. Road Guipit, .Sampaloc

Millington, Ltd.—P.O. Box’ 75(0 Philippine Advertising Corporation

Mutual. Advertisers, Ltd. — 6, Kiu- —P.O. Box 2649

kiang Road

Ross Advertising and Commercial SIAM

Art Service—83, Central Arcade

Vee Loo Advertising Co.—290, Shan- Bangkok

tung Road

De Cruze Publicity Bureau—Daily

Mail Building.

Tientsin

Modern China Advertising Co.—46, AEROPLANES AND ACCESSORIES

Heng An Lee..

North China Advertising Co.—115, JAPAN

Rue de Chaylard

Peiyang Advertising Co.—114a, Rue Kobe

du Baron Grbs

Kawanishi Kokuku K.K.—1, Daito

MALAYA Naruo-mura

Kawasaki Zosen-Suo— ITigashi Shiru-

ko-sho

Singapore

Advertising and Publicity Bureau, Nagoya

Ltd.,

Road .The—Publicity House, 4, Battery Aichi Tokei Denki K.K.—15, Fuma-

kata Chitose-chd

Amalgamated Publi,city Service—94, MiTSUBiSHi

Robinson Road Aircraft Co.—7, Oye-cho

Fishers, Ld.—Capitol Theatre. iStam- Tokyo

fprd Road

Clover &' Co.—9, The Arcade Bosch A. G., Robert- 15, Tameike-

Masters, Ltd.—9, Cecil, Street Cho

Oriental Bill Posting Co., Ltd.—7, Ishikawajima Hikoki Seisaeu-cho—7,

.Malacca Street. Nishinpka-dori

Rogers & Co., Ltd.—94, Rohinso'n Rd. Kikyo Seisaku-sho—Oriki-bashi

Royal Advertising and Bill Posting

Co;, Ltd.;—163, Mouknein Road Mit^hbi^hi Kokiu-ki—4, Marunouchi

Shan Yee -Studio—94-, Cecil Street Nakajima Hikoki Seisaku-sho—Yura

ku Building

—— Nihon Kopp Yuso K.K.—Marunpu-

Penang chi Building

Zuiho Shokai, , K. K.—1, Minaipi

Film News, The—1, Bangkok Road Sokuma-cho ‘ '

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

AEROPLANES AND ACCESSORIES—ALLI^INIUM E73

CHINA ALUMINAX TRANSMISSION ROPE

. Kaakow PHILIPPINE ISLANDS.

China National Aviation .Corporation Manila

—53,. Sankiao Street

Gale Co.', The L. K—iA, tvue Dartremer JOHNSON PICKETT ROPE Co. —

2, Calle -Cristobal

Hong Kong

Aero Trading Co.—National Bank ALUMINIUM

Building ^ • 1 (see also Page 152) ’ ; 1

ARxiroi.t) " Sz Co., Ltd. — Gloucester

Building JAPAN,

Far East Aviation Co., Ltd.—Eaya-

mally Building Osaka

Harper & Go., Ltd., AVau,ace — 745,

Nathan Road. Kowloon

Incaeus-Aero Sopply Co.—Gloucester || Asia Aluminium KJK.—l, Imabashi

Bando Aluminiu* Keijo—625, Urae-

Building ; cho

Shanghai • Datki KdGYO^SHO^SS,; Umabucihi-cho

| Ikeda J Aluminium Ixigu Se'izosho—

! Andersen, Meyer & Co., Ltd.—4, |! Maruju 993, Namba Ihari-riiachi

Aluminium Seizo-sIeo—1, Te-

Yuen Ming Yuteri Road ! rashima'cho

; Aircraft i (China),. Ltd.—P.O. Box Naeaman Shoten—9()3,‘ Inaru-cho.

; 398

;1 Arnhold & (J'o., Ltd.—1, Nanking, ltd. Naniwa -3, ' T

Aluminium Kogyo 'K. K-—

zu-niacHi"

Far Last Aviation P..Q.,go’x 689;

Gale Co., L. E.—984,

l Bubbling Well : Nihon Aluminium . Seizo-sho—19, Ui'a

Kita-iha'chi

Road '‘ ‘ ' ' '’1 ' | Osaka Aluminium •SEisARu-:sH6—;-i'361, .

.TaRdine Engineering' Corporation—. Namba Nakutaghwa

^ 50, Yuen Ming Yuen Road

; 'SieS&SRn &’Co.-^gi'C Kiang'se'- Road Sanya Aluminium Seisaku-sho — 37,

Miiiami Sakaigawa

1 Toa Aluminium Seisaku-sho — 926,

; NETliEllLANDS INDIA T nari-cho

Yukioka Aluminium Kosaku-cho—€95,

Batavia Idiioka-cho

Royal Netherlands Indian Airways— Tokyo

P.O. Box 56

Asia Aluminium Co,—3, Muromachi

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

Manila CHINA

,:;Kneedler, D. Ck-—Kneedler Building f Shanghai

vPtmi.ippine Aerial Taxi Co.—Grace Aluminium Union LimitccS — 2,

; Park Airport , j i’ekipg Road

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADEiS

E74 ALUMINIUM—AECHITECTS AND SURVEYORS

Bishop, H.M.—19, Museum Road Osaka

Middleton & Co., EL—2, Canton

Road Akada-gumi—358, Nakamichi-doi;

Sino-Continental Co.—35, Jinkee Aoki-gumi—17, Kita Ajikawa-cho

Road Cho Zennesuke—17, Awaji-machi

Standard Trading Co.—9, Hankow Hasegaava Tokumatsu—2-166, MinamU i

Road j ima-cho

Hong Kong Inoue Coshi Kaisha—20, Tosabori |

Koyama-gumi—3, Saiwai-cho

Nakanishi Hideji—9, Tatsumi-cho

Shewan, Tomes & Co.—National Bank Obayashi-gumi—75,

Bldg. Kyobashi

Okamoto gumi—3, Yariya-cho

ARCHITECTS AND SURVEYORS Osaka bashi

Hashimoto-gumi—122, Nojim- ]

Vories & Co.—Daido Seimei Bldg.

JAPAN Yamada-gumi—910, Inari-cho

Kobe Moji

Asai Ichikawa Kaison iSeisan-sho— Nutter & Co.—Osaka Mainichi Bldg.

Meikai Building

Fegen, F. H.—188, Naka-machi Wuriu iShokai—5, Karatarmachi

Fujimori Kaiji Jimusho—7, Kaigan

dori Tokyo

Goto Kaijo Jimusho—39, Shimorya-

mate-dori

Inouye 'Kaiji Jimusho—7, Nakaya- Demizugumi—14, Tamamachi

Ichikawa, S.—1, Yurakucho

mate-dori

Ladyjensky, L. N.—Meikei Building Iida Shoten—60, Yamashita Shibuya

Morse, F. S.—O.S.K. Building, Room Konoike-gumi—3, Sanjukken-bori

403, 5, Kaigan-dori Nippon Doboku K.K.—5, Kanefusa-

Nakamura Shinsaburo—Shosen Bldg. cho

Nippon Kaiji Kentei Kyoyai—2, Kai- Raymond,

Ginza

Antonin — Seisho-Kwanr |

gan-dori

Owston & Co., Ltd., F.—72, Kyo- Sone & Chujo—13, Naka-dori

machi Vories & Co.—Fujiya Building

Reid, S.—Toyo Building, 7, Harima

machi Yokohama

Tanaka, Hisao — 54, Nakayamate-

dori Kruger, Kenneth F. H.—P.Q. Bo:

Kyoto 220

Nishimatsu-gumi—Nanzenji Shimoka- CHINA

wara-machi

Shimidzu-gumi—Shimotachiuri Canton

Takenaka Komu-ten—Mibu Siyaku-

dori Brameld, Thomas—36a, British Con.

Yamatora-gumi G. IK.—Aino-maehi Liang, Y. W.—-262, Yat Tak Road

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADE'S

AKCHiTECTS AND SURVEYORS E75

Dairen |Siu, H. M.—Exchange Building

Way & Ha!!—20-22, Queen’s Road Ctl.

Fukusho & Co.—213, Yamagata-dori Wong, S. L. Redder Bldg.

XavieIi, M. A.—8, Des Voeux Rd. C.

Foochow

Mukden

Fukien Construction' Bureau

Marcks, Lothar—She I Wei Lou

Hankow

Nanking

•Credit Foncier d’Extreme Orient—

4, Rue Clemenceau. Fittkau, H.—153, Chung San Ton

Hemmings & Berkeley—Ching Ming Road

Budding, S.A.D.3.

Nielsen & Malcolm—Racine Building, Peiping

F.C.

Sachse, R.—S.A.D. Bund Basel & Frey—63a, Ta Fang Chia

Hutung

Hong Kong China Radiator Co,—311, Chao Yang

Men Street

' Brandt & Co.—P.O. Box 272 Hussey, Harry—1, Ta Soochow Hu-

Basto, C. H.—York Bldg. tung

; Chau & Lee—Stock Exchange Bldg. Leth, Kendal, R. R.—1, Tsung Pu Hutung

Clark & lu—20, Queen’s Road C. Moller & Co.—32, Hsi Hsung

Pu Hutung

Cornell, W. A.—Stock Exchange

Bldg. Shanghai

Credit Foncier & Extreme Orient—

5, Queen’s Road Central

| Davies, Brooke & Gran—14, Queen’s Algae & Co., Ltd.—60,, Hongkong Rd.

l Road ) C. . Allied Architects—40, Ningpo Road

I Farrell & Co., P. T.—King’s Bldg. Asia Realty Co.—50, Nanking Road

I General Construction Co.—China Atkinson & Dallas, Ltd.—26, Peking

I Building Road

I Goddard & Douglas—Alexandra Bldg. Berents, Hans—511-513, , Glen Line

I Hazeland &, Gonella—20, Queen’s Building, 2, Peking Road

Road Central Brandt & Rodgers, Ltd.—391, Kiang-

L Lai Shiu Wing & Co.—China Bldg. se Road

. Lane, Alfred, J.—China Building Busch, E.—218, Kiangse Road

r Leigh & Orange- P. & O. Building, Calatroni,

kow Road

Hsieh & ; Co.—110, Han-

r Des Yceux Road Central

1 Little, Adams & Wood—York Build- Carmichael, Lennox & Gray' — 410,

Szechuen Road

|f ing, C'hater Road

L Logan and Amps — National Bank Central Realty Co.—Sun Building

! Building, 8a, D.es Yoeux Road China Realty Co.—70, Szechuen Road

Palmer & Turner—Alexandra Building Chang Foong Realty Co.—12, Kiu-

Pile, A. G.—6 r Dos Voeux Road C. kiang Road

i; Raa^en A Basto—Prince’s Buildings Chollot, J. J,—85, Rue Marcel Tillot

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E76 ARCHITECTS AND SURVEYORS

Chuang, T.—212, Kiangse Road Tilley, Percy—6, Kiukiang Road

Chung Shing Realty Co.—614, Con- Toporealty—4, Quai de France

tinental Building

City Realty Co., Ltd.—12, The Bund Union Realty and Investment Co,.--^

32, Peking Road

Cosrit, A.—278, Kiangse Road Yaron, A. J.—770, Rue Borgeat

Cremt Fonciek d’Extreme Orient—

Sassoon House, The Bund Tientsin

Cumine & Co., Ltd.—149, Szechuen

Rpad

Bonnetti,

Dah Yao Engineering & Construc- Emanuele T. — 26, Corso Vittorio-

tion Co,—14, Museum Road

Davies. & Brooee—81, Jinkee Road Borrows & Co.—Liddell’s Building

Eastern Asia Architects & Engineer- Brossard Mopin—110, Rue de France-

ing Gorp., Ltd.—131, Museum Rd. Chinese Engineering Co. — Hsin Yi

Faber, S. E.—12, The Bund Li, Bristow Road

Fan, Robert—29, Szechuen Road Cook & Anderson—63, Victoria Road

Fittkau, H.—131, Museum Road Corinth & Co.—127, Woodrow Wilson

Gonda, C. H.—21, Museum Road Street

Fleet, H. A.—143, Meadows Road

Hopkins. Dunn & Co., Ltd.—48, Sze- Geyling,

chuen Road R.—49, Bromley Road

Hudec, L. E.—209, Yuen Ming Yuen Hemmings

Road

& Parkin—73, Consular

Road

Keys & Dowdeswell—328, Hamilton Hua Sheng Co.—80, Kotobuki Road

House, Kiangse Road Kwan Chu & Co.—11, Rue du Mare-

Krivoss & Co.—1331, Avenue Joffre chal Foch

Kun Lee Engineering Co., Ltd. — 9, Loup & Young—106, Rue de Paris

FoochO'W Road Sirtori, Ing. L.—57, Meadows Road

Kyetay Engineering Corporation—38,

Avenue Edward VII Tsingtao

Leonard and Veysseyre—453, Avenue

Joffre Boosen & Co.—10, Anhui Road

Lester, Johnson & Morriss—20, Kiu- Deh Dji Construction Co —43,

kiang Road Kuangsi Road

Minutti & Cie^668, Szechuen Road Lennox & Co., J.—47, Hunan Road

Muller, E. J.-^308, Glen Line Bldg.

Nielsen & Malcolm—12, The Bund Snow & Co., M. L.—Exchange Build-

Palmer & Turner—1, Canton Road ing

Parker, Rielley & Co.—91, Peking Tsinan

Road

Powell, Sidney J.—113, Kiukiang

Road Credit Foncier d’Extreme Orient

Republic Land Investment Co.—149,

Yuen Ming Yuen Road MALAYA

Scurr, Tanner & Co—620, Szechuen

Road Singapore

Richardson & Co., A. J.—615, Sze-

chuen Road

Spence, Robinson & Partners—3, Pek- Arbenz, H. R.—Union Building

ing Road. Chung and Wong—6th floor, Union

Suhr, K. H.—266, Peking Road Building

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TBADEiS

ARCHITECTS AND SURVEYORS—ASBESTOS E77

Ho Kwong Yew—63m, China Build- PHILIPPINE, ISLANDS

ing, Chulia Street

Jackson, J. M.—7, Malacca Street Manila

Keys & Dowdeswell—Mercantile

Bank Building Arguelles & Ocampo—511, Pilipinas

Lim and Seah—T3b, Change Alley Building

Misso & Oo.? Arthur M.—16, Bonham De la Rosa & Son—71, Gastambide,

Building Sampa-loc

jahg Road J- P.—^370,’ - Pa-sir; Pan- DelRegina

Pennefatheky Monte Construction, Inc.—

Building, Binondo

Ritchie and Bisset—C-3, Union Bldg. Gabler-Gummert, A. — 7T2S Insular

Swan and Maclaren — Hong Kong Life Building

Bank Chambers Keys, H. II.—329, National City Bank

Wilson, Oscar—Chartered Bank Bldg. Building, Binondo

Wong & Co., S. Y.—44-45, Raffles; Legarda, Vicente L.—1564, Azcarraga

Place Morita’s Consulting Office — 37,

Florida, Ermita

Mapua & Vales—843, Rizal, Sfca Cruz

Penang Building, Port District

Myers Buck Co., Inc,—Free. Press

Building

Craik, D. McLeod—39, Beach Street Nelson & Co.,' C. B.--212-214, De Los

Stark & McNeill—29, Beach Street Reyes Building

ASBESTOS

Brash and Smith—Busing JAPAN

Keys & Dowdeswell—Sheik Adam

Building, Ipoh Kobe

Stark & McNeill—21, Hale Street,

Ipoh

Ando Asbestos Shoten—9, Higashi.de-

machi

Selangor Ando Asbestos Packing Manufactur-

ing Co.—90, Shiriike-kia-madhi

; Langenberg & Son-^- 39, Old Market Japan Asbesios iSlate Manufacturing

1 Sq., K.L, Co.—83, Kitanagasa-dori

| Barnabas & Co.—5, Klyne St., K.L. Nikko-sha—2, Matsumoto-dori

6-Booty & Edwards—165, High Street Taihei Packing Manufacturing Co.—

? Keys &,Dowdeswell—14, Holland Rd1., 9, Hosoda-cho

K.L. Takamatsu Asbestos Industry — 200,

Higashide-machi

it Swan & Maclaren—Kuala Lumpur

Osaka

NETHERLANDS INDIA

Asaba Chozo—Maki-cho

Batavia Asahi Hambai K.K. — 14, . ilXojinia

Hama-dori ,

Ferkont Cuypers, N. V.—Molenvlies Goryo Yoko—2 7, Awabori

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADE'S

E78 ASBESTOS

Hayashi Shoten—9, Nakanoskiraa CHINA

Miyoshi Ishiwata Kogyo IK.K.—16, . |

Ifcachibori Hongkong

Nippon Asbestos Oo.—6, Utsubo Mina-

mi-flori

Osaka Asbestos Kogyo K.K.—1, tNa- Eastern Asbestos Co., The — 2,

Prinbe’s Building

katsu Hama-cho Jardine Engineering Corporation— ;

Settsu Asbesto IK.K.—Kanda Bldg. 14, Pedder Street

Tomoe Packing Seizo-sho—73, Ebisu- Loxley & Co., W. R.—York Building,

machi Ckater Road

Yoshikawa Shokai G. K.—Tariu- Ross & Co., Alex—Prince’s Building

mura

Yosuoka Shoji K.K. — 50, Utsubo Shewan ? Tomes & Co.—St. George’s:

Building, Ckater Road

Minami-dori Wicking & Co., Harry—Prince’s

Building

Tokyo

Hamano Shokai—5, Kurame-cko Shanghai

Pro IKojo Eigyo-sho—6, Ginza

(Natori Ishiwata-bu—1, Hakozaki-cko Asbestos & FibreHankow

Arai & Co.—12, Road 1

Nihon Asbesto K.K.—530, Koseki Kiangse Road Products Co.—367, j

Kita iSkinagawa-juku

Nippon Asbesto Co.—7, Minami Nabe- Associated Agencies (Far East), Ltd.;

—114, Kiangse Road

cko

Okada, T.—P.O. Box 313 Calder-Marshall & Co.—Glen Linq i

Okahara Yoshiji Shoten—1, Uckisai- China Building

wai-cho United Trading Co.—623, Ruq

Sakurai Shokai—54, Minami Kayaba- Davie,Lafayette

cho Boag & Co.—345, Hongkong &p

Santai Shokai-^-S, Hachikan-cho Shanghai Bank Building, 12, Th< f

Bund

Takahashi Kiyoshi Shoten—30, Ta- Elliston, Pugh & Co.—24, Yueij.

meike-cho Ming Yuen Road

Tokuhara Shoten—2, Matsukawa-cko Fagan

Toyo Asbesto Shokai—160, Skirokane Road & Co., Ltd.—261, Kiangsj j

Sankc-cko

Tsutsui Hide iShoten—7, Kobiki-cko Inniss & Riddle - (China), Ltd.—34^,

Yuen Ming Yuen Road

Yokohama Jacks & Co., Wm.—51, Hongkonjk

Road

Asahi Hanbai K.K.—49, Hon-cho Jardine Engineering Corporation-j,

50, Yuen Ming Yuen Road

Matsui Packing Seisakusho—23, Hi- Langdon

ranuma-cko Fock & Co., E. W.—151, Aveni:Jr1

Morikawa Shoten—9, Iskikawa-cko

Ohkubo Asbesto Shoten—36, Kita Pristine Road

Trading Co.—457, Kiang

Naka-dori Scott, J. A.—P.O. Box 1097

Sato Asbesto Shokai—154, Hiranuma- Wah Foung & Co.—A 1296, Broadws *

cko

Suzuki Asbesto Kogyosho—2863, Ko- Walt,EM & Co.—10, Canton Road I f

yasu-eho MGlworth International Co.—11

Yokohama Sekimen Kogyosho—3497, Szechuen Road

Aoki-cho Zee & Sons—A1299, Broadway

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TKADES

ASBESTOS—BANKS (JAPAN) E79

Tientsin Konoike Bank, Ltd.—Sakae-machi

Mitsubishi Bank, Ltd.—10, Aioi-cho

Harper & Co., Ralph.—Robert Dollar Mitsui Bank, Ltd.—8, Sakae-machi

Building National City Bank of New York-

Hua Sheng Co.—80, Kotobuki Road 38,, Naka-machi

Netherlands Trading Society—83,

Kyo-machi

MALAYA Netherlands India Commercial Bank

—38, Naka-machi

Singapore Nippon Kogyo Ginko, Ltd.—36, Na-

kao-machi

Bell’s Asbestos Eastern Agency, Ltd. Nomura Bank—34,

Nomura Sakae-machi

Securities Co.—36, Naka-

—6, Bonham Building

machi

AUDITORS {See under Sanju-Hachi Bank—7, Sakae-machi

Sumitomo Bank, Ltd.—12, Sakae-ma-

Accountants) chi

Yamaguichi Bank—Sakae-machi

Yasuda Bank—5, Sakae-machi

AUTOMOBILES {See under Motors) Yokohama Specie Bank—26, Sakae-

machi

BANKS

Hakodate

JAPAN

Dai Ichi Ginko, Ltd.—11, Suehiro-

Kobe cho

Hokkaido Ginko, Ltd.—96, Suehiro-

Bank of Chosen—Sakae-machi cho

Bank of Japan—25, Kyo-machi Juni Ginko, Ltd.—18, Jizo-cho

Nippon Ginko, Ltd.—1, Suehiro-cho

Bank of Taiwan, Ltd.—45, Naka-ma Yasuda

I chi Ginko, Ltd. — 19, Higashi

Banqite Franco-Japonaise—36, Naka- Hama-cho

; machi

Chartered Bank of India, Australia Kyoto

' & China—67, Kyo-machi

;booK & Son, Ltd., Thos.—P.O. Box

1 398 Aichi Bank—Marumachi-nishi, Yojo

pAi-IcHi Ginko, Ltd.—Sakae-machi Aikoku Chokin Ginko—Oike Shimo

Fujimoto Bill Broker Bank—Sakae- Dai-Ichi Bank, Ltd. — iKarasumaru,

Sanjo-Sagaru

| maehi

Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Fudo Saving Bank—Tomikoji-nishi

Corporation—2, The Bund Japan Hypothec Bank, Ltd.—Karasu-

Pyogoken Noko Ginko, Ltd.—13, Sa- maru

| kae-machi Jugo Bank, Ltd.—Karasumaru Nishi-

tfJuGo Ginko. Ltd.-^-SS, Nakao-machi kikoji-sagaru

Kawasaki One Hundred Bank, Ltd.— Kawasaki Hundred Bank—Karasu-

Ilf Sakae-machi maru

Kobe Okazaki Bank, Ltd.—35, Nishi- Kawasaki Saving Bank—Yanagibaba-

machi higashi

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E8

Konoike IIank—Karasumaru-nisbi Aitchiken (Noko Ginko—3, Sinsakae-

Miistn Bank—Shiy^dori ; machi

MiTSwf^&f Bank, Ltd.—Earasilmaru Bank of JapaNt—Sakae-machi

Nagoya Bank—Muro-niachi Dai Ichi Ginko—Shimozono-cho

Nippon Savings Bank—Fuya-machi, FujimotO Hon-machi

Bill Broker Bank—Miyuki

Yojo

Nomuka Bank—Takaura-nishi Ito Ginko, Ltd.—Miyuki Hon-machi

Osaka Savings Bank—Fuyamachi-kar- Meiji Bank, Ltd.—11, Sakae-machi

do Mitsubishi Bank — Minami Naka-

Sumitomo Bank, Ltd.—Higashinotoin shima

Yamaguighi Bank—Karasumaru Mitsui Bank, Ltd.—2, Shinyanagai-

Yasuda Bank—Karasumaru machi

Murase Ginko-^4, ’Sakae-niachi

Kyushu Nagoya Bank, Ltd.—1, Sakae-machi

Nomura Ginko, Ltd.—Sakae-machi

Bttsen Ginko, Ltd.—Kita-machi, iShi- Yamaguichi GinKO^—Sakae-ma,ehi

mo, Beppu. Yasuda Bank—3, Minami, Otsu-machi

Hamawaki Ginko, Ltd.—Beppu. Yokohama Specie Bank—Shinyanagi-

Oita Gogod GiNKO^-Aza Beppu imachi

Ryoho Ginko—Beppu

Osaka

Moji

Bank of Japan—Nishi Hon-maehi Aichi Bank, Ltd.—Hon-machi

Dai-Ichi Ginko—Nishi Hon-machi Bank of Chosen—18,- Imabashi

Mitsui Bank—Higashi Hon-machi Bank of Japan—23, Nakanoshima

Moji Bank—Higashi Hon-machi Bank of Taiwan, Ltd:—23, Kitahama

Sumitomo Bank—Nishi Hon-maohi Dai Ichi GiNKOr-35, Korabashi

Yasuda Bank—Hon-machi Fujimoto Bill Brokers Bank, Ltd.—

30, Kitahama

Furukawa Ginko, Ltd.—11, Imabashi

Nagasaki : Hypothec Bank of Japan—2, Awaji-

cho

Fudo Chochiku Ginko—60, Nishi Kajima Bank, Ltd.-1, 1 Tosabori

Kamano-machi

Mitsui Bank, Ltd.—72, Nishihamano- Kawasaki Hundredth Bank—Korai-

bashi, HigaShi-ku

machi Kobe Okazaki Bank, Ltd.—7, Ima-

Nagasaki Noko.' GiNKO^r-Omura-cho bashi, Higashi-ku

Saseho

cho Bank Ltd.—19,.i Motokonya- Konoike Bank, Ltd.—Imabashi

Yasuda Bank, Ltd.—33, Motoshita- Mitsubishi Bank—16, Imabashi

Mitsui Bank, Ltd.—1, Koraibashi

machi Nagoy a Ginko—10, Bingo-machi

Yokohama Specie Bank—4, Umegasaki- National City Bank of New York—

machi 34-35, Kitahama, Higashi-ku

Nagoya Nippon Kqgyo Ginko—1* Koraibashi

Nippon Shintaku Ginko—Imabashi

Aichi Bank, Ltd.—18, Miyuki Hon- Nomura Bank, Ltd.—21, Bingo-machi

machi Osaka Noko Ginko—20, Imabashi

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BANKS (JAPAN) E81

Osaka (Savings BANK-^Fushimi-cho Kanda Gtnko, Ltd.—26, Sakamoto-cho

Showa Ginko, Ltd.—35, Bingo-machi Ivawasaki-One-HundreDth Bank, Ltd.

Sumitomo Bank, Ltd.—22, Kitahama —11, Tori

Yamaguichi Bank, Ltd.—55, Kawara- Koike Bank, Ltd.—Tokyo Kaijo Bldg.

machi Konoike GiNKO—2, Minarhi Shimbdri

Yasuda Bank, Ltd.—12, Koraibashi Mitsubishi Bank, Ltd:—5, Marunbu-

Yokohama Specie Bank—5, Kitahama chi

Mitsui Bank—Suruga-cho

Shidzuoka National City Bank of New York—

• New Tokyo Kaijo Building

Aichi Ginko—1, GctfuLu-cho Nederlandsch Tndische Handelsbank—

8, Marunouchi

Hamamatsu G iNKp^l'3, Gofuku-cho Nippon Ginko—Honryogae-cho Nihon-

Nippon Kangyq Ginko—78, Ohte-cho bashi-ku

Shidzuoka Ginko—28, GO'fuku-cbo Nippon Kogyo Ginko—-8, Marunouchi

S uoura (; IN Kb—28, Ryogae-cho Nippon Kwangyou‘ Ginko^-1, Uchisai-

wai-cho

Shimonoseki Nomura Ginko—11, Tori

Showa Ginko—Kariafuki-cho

Bank of Chosen—54, Kannbzakr-dho Tohoku Sumitomo Bank—1, Tori

Dai-Icht Ginko—€6, Kannozaki-cho ■ | cho Jitsugyo Ginko, Ltd.—Teppo-

Mitsui Bank, Ltd.—^68, Kaiinozaki-dho' Tokyo-fu Noko Ginko—i, Marunouchi

St:kiT'oMo BAJtk—Nishinlibe-'cho Yamaguicfi-Ginko—Hon-cho

Yokohama ,Specie Bank—Nishinabe-cho Yasuda Bank, Ltd—Eiraku, Building,.

Ote-machi

Tokyo ! Yokohama Specie Bank—2,, Honryogao-

cho

Bank of Chosen, Ltd.—4,. Ote-machi

| Bank of. Japan—Hongoku-chp Yokohama

' Bank of Taiwan—2, Marunouchi

i Banque Fkanco-Japonaise—1, Gofuku- Bank of Taiwan,. Ltd.—33, Nihono-

baslii dori

i Chartered Bank of India, Australia Chartered Bank of India, Australia

& China—Yusen Building & China—18, Nihon-Odori

f Chosen Shokusan<- Ginko—Marunou- Dai-Ichi Ginko, Ltd.—46, Hon-cho

chi Building Eujimoto Bill Broker Bank—8, Hon-

Dai Ichi Ginko—1, Kabuto-cho cho

'| Fujimoto Bill Broker Bank, Ltd.— Hongkong and Shanghai Bank—2, Ya-

a 18, Kitamaki-cho mashita-cho

Fujita Ginko, Ltd.—6, Ginza Jugo Ginko—23, Ota-machi

Furukawa Ginko—iSentomono-cho Kanagwa-ke;n ,Nqkq .Ginkq—1,. Saku-

: Hokkaido Takushoku Ginko—18, Ma- ragi

I runouchi Kawasaki Hundredth Bank, Ltd,—41,

Hongkong and Shanghai Bank—14, Hon-cho ,

Marunouchi Mitsui Bank, Ltd.—20, Hon-ch;,

Jugo Ginko, Ltd.—2, Kobiki-cho National City Bank of New York—

Kajima Ginko—1, Tori 74, Yamashita-cho

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E82 BANKS (FORMOSA, KOREA, CHINA)

Nederlandsch Indisch Handelsbank— Antung

17, Nihon Odori

Sumitomo Bank, Ltd.—2-chome, Hon- Bank of China

cho

Watanabe Ginko, Ltd.—19, Minato-cho Bank of Chosen

Yasuda Ginko, Ltd.—44, Hon-cho Canton

Yokohama

dori Koshin Ginko—64, Benten- Bank of Canton—West Bund

Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd. — 83, Bank of East Asia, Ltd.—Tai Ping

Minami Naka-dori Nam Road

Bank of Taiwan, Ltd.—British Con-

FORMOSA cession, Shameen

Banque de l’Indochine—Shameen

Bank of TAlwAN--Taihoku Chartered Bank of India, Australia

& China—Shameen

China & Southern Bank—Taipoh Deutsch Asiatische Bank—8, British

Kwanan Bank, Ltd.—Omote-cho, Tai- Concession, Shameen

hoku Hongkong and Shanghai Banking

Shoka Ginko—Taichu Corp.—Central Avenue, Shameen

Taiwan Shoku Ginko—Taihoku International Sayings Society — P.

O. Box 27

Ka Wah Savings Bank, Ltd.—Tai

KOREA Ping Road South

Kwangtung Provincial Bank—South

Bund

Bank of Chosen—110, Nandaimon, National City Bank of New York—

Keijo Shameen

Chosen, Shokusan Ginko—Seoul National Commercial & Savings

Kan Icho Ginko—Keijo Bank, Ltd.—11, Taiping Maloo

Yamaguchi Ginko—Keijo Yien Yieh Commercial Bank — 2,

Yasuda Bank—Keijo Second Road, West; Bund

Yokohama Specie Bank—P.O. Box 27

CHINA Changchun

Amoy Bank of China

Bank of Chosen—12, Iwai-machi

Amoy Commercial Bank Chungking

Bank of China—11, Sui Sien Road

Bank of Taiwan International Savings Society

China and South Sea Bank The Mei Feng Bank of Szechuen

Hongkong & Shanghai Bank Corpn. Young Brothers Banking Corp.

International

The Bund ' Sayings Society—20, Chefoo

Nederlandsch

N.Y. Indiche Handelsbank

Bank of CSina—148, Chefoo Road

Oyerseas Chinese Bank, Ltd.—15, Bank of Communications—3, Ferguson

The Bund Road

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

BANKS (CHINA) E8a

Chartered Bank of India, Australia Credit Foncier d?Extreme Orient—

& China 4, Rue Clemenceau

Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Deutsch AsiatichN Bank —S.A.D.

Corporation Bund

International Savings ' Scciey—17, Hankow Bank Ltd.—19, Seiehu-Gai,

Gipperich Street J. C.

Hongkong and Shanghai Banking

Dairen Corporation—The Bund

International Saving? Society — 7,.

French Bund

Bank of China—Central Circle National City Bank of New York—

Bank of Chosen—2, Nishi-odori P.O. Box 25

Bank of Communications—12, Oyama- 'National Commercial Bank, Ltd.—

dori Kianghan Road

Bank of Manchuria—69, Ise-machi National Commercial and Savings

Dairen Commercial Bank—5, Nishi- Bank—40, Avenue de Marcilly

dori Kincheng Banking Corporation—9,

Hongkong and Shanghai Bank—47, Sin Sen Road

Eehigo-cho Shanghai Commercial

Bank, Ltd.—30, &. Savings

Taiping Rd., S.A.D. 3

National City Bank of New York, Yien Yieh Commercial Bank—Hupeh

The—Okura Building, 14, Yamn.-

gata-dori Road

Yokohama Specie Bank—Central Cir- Yokohama Specie Bank—10, The Bund

cle

Harbin

Foochow

Bank of China Bank of Chosen—Uchaskovya Street

Bank of Taiwan Bank of Communications—North 4th

Road, Mam, Street

Chartered .Bank of . India, Australia Bank or Manchuria — Kitaiskaya

& China—c/o Dodwell & Co., Ltd. Street

Hongkong and- Shanghai Banking Banque Franco-AsiAtique—10, Kitais-

Corporation kaya Street, Pristan

Chartered Bank of India, Austr. &

Hankow China—76, Novogorodnaya Street

Hongkong and Shanghai Bank — 14,.

Bank of Canton—Yangtze Bead Vodoprovodnaya Street

Bank of China—1, Pao Hwa Street International

Kitaiskaya

Savings Society — 1,

Street

Bank of Taiwan—77, Kiang Han Road

Banque Beige Pour I’Etranger— National City Bank of New York,

The—48, Mostovaya Street

S7a, Poyang Road

Banque de I’lndochine—The Bund,

F. C. Hongkong

Central Bank of China—8, . Iteh

Street American Express Co., Inc. — 4, Des

Chartered Bank of India, Australia Voeux Road Central

and China

Chekiang Industrial Bank, Ltd.— Roza Nacional

Banco

Bros.

. Ultramarino — c/o.

Hupeh Road Bank of Canton Ltd.—6, Des Vceux

Continental Bank—7, Rue Dautremer l Road Central

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E84 BANKS (CHINA

Bank of China—4, Queen’s Road Sassoon F.O. BoxBanking

90 Co., Ltd., E. D.—

Central

Bank of Communications— 5, Ice Sincere Banking & Trust Co., Ltd.—

144-150, Des Vceux Rd. C.

House Street

Bank of East Asia, Ltd., The—10, Tang Tin Fuk Bank—171, Queen’s Rd.

Central

Des Voeux Road Central

Bank Underwriters Savings Bank—12,

ing of Kwangsi—Gloucester Build- Queen’s Road Central

Bakk of Taiwan—3, Des Voeux: Road Wing On Bank, Ltd.—26, Des Voeux

Road Central

Central

Bamcgue de S’indochine — French Yien Yieh Commercial Bank—236-

Bank Building 238, Des .Vceux Road C.

Bancgue Fr-anco-Chinosse pour Le Yokohama Building

Specie Bank, Ltd.—Prince’s

Commerce et

Prince’s Building de I’industrie—

Chartered

& China—3, BankQueen’s

of Bndia,

RoadAustralia

Central Kongmoon

Chase Bank The—6, Queen’s Road

Central

Cook &. Son, Thos.— Queen’s Building International

Year Road

Savings Society—Sun.

Credit Foncier d’Extreme Orient—

French Bank Building

Hongkong .Swings Bank--1, Queen’s Macao

Road' Central

Hongkong and Shanghai Bank—1, Banco National Ultramauino—Ende-

Hong Nin Savings Bank, Ltd.—188, reco Telegraphico

Des Voeux Road Central Chee Cheong Bank—25, Rua dos Mer-

Hongkong Trust CoiiPN..-eGloucesthr eadores

Building International Savings Society—P.O.

Ka Wah Savings Bank, Ltd.-^208, Des Box 27

Voeux Road Central

Kwangtung Provincial Bank, The Mukden

—Queen’s Building, 5, Chater Road

Kwok Fung Bank C©., Ltd.—45, Bank of Chosen—Shoseikwan, Out-

Wing .Lok Street East side Little West Gate

Mercantile Bank of iNbiA,. Ltd.— Bank of Communications — Small

Queen’s Road Cetntral South Gate

National

2, Queen’sCityRoad

BankCentral

of New York— Bank of Manchuria—P.O. Box 30

National Commercial and Savings Hongkong ‘ and Shanghai Banking

Corporation—Ta Hsi Pion Men Wei

Bank, Ltd.—8A, Des Voeux Road International Savings Society—Wa

Nederiandsch Indisch Handels

Ban k—5, Des Vom: x Road Central Wei Lu

Nederl vndsch Handel- M a atsch appt j, National City Bank of New York—

N.V. (Netherlands Trading Socie- Ta PIsi Pien Men Wai

ty)—11, Queen’s Road Central NEDERLANbSCH SYND1CAAT VOOR CHINA

Overseas-Chinese BankingRoadCorpora- —Kungtsze 2, I Djing Loo

tion, Ltd.—13, Qtieen’s’ Cent. Provincial Bank of the Three

Overseas National Bank—National Big Eastern Provinces—Inside of the

Bank Bldg. North Gate

P„—Chater

& O. Banking Corporation, Ltd. Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd.—23,

Road Naniwa-dori

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

BA.NKS (CHINA, PEIPING—SHANGHAI) E85

Newchwang Sin-Hua- Commercial and Savings

Bank—Long Fang T’ou T’iao

Bank of China—Yuan Shik T’ao Yokohama Street

Specie Bank Ltd.—Legation

Chieh

Bank of Chosen—

Bank of Communications—Dung Ta Shanghai

Ckiek

Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd. American Express ’ Co,, Inc.—158,

Kiukiang Road

American

poration Oriental BankingRoad

The—29,, Nanking Cor-

Peiping Bank of Cant0n-~8, Ningpb Road

American Express Co., Inc.—Grand BankBank of China—22, The Bund

Hotel des Wagon Lits of Chosen—50, Kiukiang Road

Bank of China—37, Hsi Chiao Min Bank of Communications—14, The

Hsiang Bund

Bank "‘of ‘Communications—Hsi Ho Bank of East Asia, Ltd.—299, Sze-

chuen Road

Yen

Bank of Tientsin—Hatamen Street Bank of Taiwan, Ltd.—16, The Bund

Banque , de l’Inpochine — Legation Banque Beige Pour TEtranger,

Street S. A.—20, The Bund

Banque Franco-Chinoise pour le BanquH Franco-Chinoise pour le Com-

Commerce st l’Industrie merce et l’Industrie—1, Quai de

Chartered Bank Hf India, Australia France

and China—Legation iStreet Banque de I’lndochine—29, ' The

Chung Foo Union Bank—Chienmen Bund

Street Central Bank of China—15, The

Bund

Commercial Guarantee Bank of Chi- Chartered

hli— Bank of Endia, Aust-

Continental Bank—Hsi Chiao Min Chase ralia & China, The—18, The Bund

Shiang Bank, The—Stf, -Kiukiang Road

Cook & Son, Thomas—Grand Hotel Chekiang Industrial Bank, Ltd.—14,

Hankow Road

de Pekin

Credit Foncier d’Extreme Orient— China Export-Import and Bank Cq.—

138, Kiangse Road

Culty Chambers, Rue Gaubil

Deutsche Asiatische Bank—Legation ChinaRoad

State Bank, Ltd.—130, Ningpo

Street

Epargns FrancoChinoise l.’ — Re- Chineseing Road

Industrial Bank—210, Nank-

ginie’s Building

Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Chung Road

Fob Union Bank—25, Jinkee

Corporation—Legation Street

International Savings Society—3, Ciiuis' g Hwa Commercial & Savings

Bank—102, Peking Road

Rue Gaubel

Kinceeng Banking Corporation—Hsi Chung Wax Bank, Ltd.—97, Avenue

Edward VII

Chiao Ming Hsiang

Land Bank of China—84, Rue Dillon Bund Bank of China—7,, The

Commercial

National City Bank of New York— Continental Bank, Ltd.—Ill, Kiu-

(Legation Street kiang Road ,

National Industrial Bank of China Cook & Son, Thomas—Central Arcade

—36, Hsi-chiao-min-hsiang

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E86 BANKS, (CHINA, iSHANGHAI—TIENTSIN)

tDEUTSCH-AsiATiscHE

kiang Road Bank—7, Kiu- P.6,&TheO. Banking Corporation, Ltd.—

Bund

Exchange Bank of China—72, Sze- Pinto’s Finance/ Bank—216, Range

chuen Road Road

Far Eastern Bank (Dalbank)—is, Foo- Sassoon Banking Co., Ltd., E. D.—

chow Road tSassoon House

Foo Yuen Bank—70, Ningpo Road Shanghai Bank, Ltd.—190, Haining

Him Tai Exchange Bank—226, Sze- Road

chuen Road Shanghai Commercial & Savings

Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Bank Ltd.—50, Ningpo Road

Corporation—12, The Bund. Shanghai Mercantile Bank — 86.

International Ningpo Road

Avenue EdwardSavings

VII Society—7, Sumitomo Bank, .Ltd.—69, Kiukiang

Italian Bank for China—186, Kiu- Road

kiang Road Thriftcor Bankt—605, Avenue Joffre

Ka Wah Savings Bank—104, Peking Underwriters

The Bund

Savings Bank—17,.

Road

Kiangsu Bank—371, Kiangse Road Union Commercial Bank—4, Ningpo

Road

■Kiangsu-Chekiang Commercial and Yokohama

Savings Bank—149? Szechuen Road Bund Specie. Bank, Ltd.—24, The

Kincheng Banking Corporation—200, Young Brothers Banking' Corpora-

Kiahgse Road tion—276, Kiukiang Road

Kohan

Road Trust Bank—321, Kiangse

Land Bank of China—S144, Ningpo Shasi

Road

Manufacturers Bank of China, Ltd.— Shanghai Commercial and Savings-

86, Tientsin Road

Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd.—4, Bank

Hongkong Rpad

Ming Hwa Commercial & Savings Swatow

: Bank—330, Peking Road

Mitsubishi Bank, Ltd.—2, Kiukiang Bank of China

Road

Mitsui Bank, Ltd.—60, Kiukiang Bank of Taiwan—45, Customs Road

Chartered Bank of India, Australia,

Road and China

National City Bank of New York- Hongkong and Shanghai Banking

41, Kiukiang Road Corporation

National Commercial Bank, Ltd.—78, International Savings Society — 8,

Peking Road Kialat Road

National Commercial & Savings Bank National City Bank Of New York

—348, Kiangse Road

National Industrial Bank of China P. & O. Bax king Corporation

—Peking Road

Nederlandsche-lndische

elsbank, N. V.—16, Kiukiang Hand-

Road Tientsin

Netherlands

Sassoon House, Trading

The Bund Society— American Express Co.—137, Victoria

Ningpo Commercial Bank, Ltd.—86, Road

Peking Road American-Oriental Banking Corpora-

Overseas-Chinese tion—61, Rue de France

9, Kiukiang RoadBanking Corpn.— Bank of China—Rue Pasteur

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

BANKS (CHINA AND INDOCHINA) E87

Bank of Chosen—93, Rue de France Yokohama Specie Bank—Corner Vic-

Bank of Communications—82, Rue de toria Road and Bristow Road

Baron Gros

Bank of Tientsin—2/15, Asahi Road Tsingtao

Banque Belge Pour l’Etranger S. A.

—86, Victoria Road Bank of Chosen—2, Tang Yi Road

Banque Franco-Chinoise (Pour Le Bank of Communications—28, Chung

Commerce et lTndustrie)—114, Rue Shan Road

de Frande

Banque de l’Indochine—73, Rue de Chartered

& China

Bank of India, Australia

France Deotsch Asiatische Bank—P.O. Box

Banque Sino-Francaise — 111, Rue 111

Pasteur Hongkong and Shanghai Bank—3,

Chartered Bank of India, Australia Kuantau Road

& China—79, Victoria Road International Savings Society — 2,

j China and South Sea Bank—48, Vic- Kuantao Koaa

toria Road Ming Hwa Savings Bank—42, Chung

. Commercial Guarantee Bank of Chi- Shan Road

hli—72, Rue 'de France Yokohama Specie Bank Ltd. — 9,

i Continental Bank—32, Rue Dilion Kuantau Road

Credit Foncier d’Extreme Orient— Yokohama

yu Road

Specie Bank, Ltd.—9, Tan-

111, Rue de France

i Deutsche Asiatiche Bank—27, Con- Weihaiwei

sular Road

Equitable Eastern Bank Corpora-

tion—!, Victoria Road Chartered Bank of India, Australia

Hongkong and Shanghai Banking ' & China

* Corporation—Victoria Road Hongkong and Shanghai Bank —

International Savings Society—85, Mainland

Rue de France National Commercial Bank

Italian Bank for China—91, Rue de

Verdun Wuchow

Kincheng Banking Corporation—106,

Victoria Road

National City Bank of New York, International

Fong Street

Savings Society—Kau

The—60, Victoria Road

National Commercial Bank Ltd.—

Corner of Rue du Chaylard and Rue Yunnanfu

de Marechal Foch

National Commercial and Savings ; Banque de lTnDOchine

' Bank Ltd. The

f National Industrial Bank of China INDO-CHINA

—Consular Road

Seiryu Bank, Ltd.—Asahi Road

Shanghai Commercial and Savings Hanoi

Bank—100, Rue Pasteur

Sinhua Commercial and Savings Banque de l’Indochine—47-51, Boule-

Bank—51-53, Rue dee France vard Amiral Courbet

Yien Yieh Commercial Bank—50, Rue Hongkong & Shanghai Bank—16, Rue

de 1’Amiraute Paul Bert

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E88 BA NKS-1 (IN DO-CH IN A- SIA M—M ALAYA)

Haiphong Kedah

Banque de l’Iitoochine Chartered Bank of India, Australia

Banque FEAKCO-CmNOiSE pour le Com- &; China—Alor Star

merce et l’Industrie

Chartered Bane of India, Australia Kelantan

& China—17,"' Bouleyard Paul Bert

Hongkong and Shanghai ; Banking

Corp.—S,. Bue Jules Ferry Mercantile Bank of India, Australia

4s China—Khota Bahru^

Provinces dn Tonkin

Malacca

Banque de l’Indo-Chine—Pnom- Penh Ho Hong Bank, Ltd.—d 8, JAnker

Street

Saigon Hongkong and Shanghai Banking

Corporation

Banque de i/Indo-'Chine

Chartered Bank of !India, Australia Penang

and China—S, Rue Georges Guyiie-

mer

Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Chartered & China

Bank of India, Australia

Corporation—21,,

Genouilly Placo Eigault De Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Cor-

poration

Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd.—11,

SIAM Beach Street

Overseas-Chinese Banking Corpora-

Bangkok tion, Ltd.—28;, & 30j Beach Street

Banque de l’Indochine Negri Sembilan

Chartered Bank of India, Australia

& China Chartered Bank of India, Australia

Hongkong and Shanghai Banking & Qhina—127, Birch Road

Corporation—East Bank of River Oversea Chinese Banking Corpn.—63,

Menarn, Comer of Klong Kut Mai Birch Road, Scremban

Canal

Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd.

Siam Commercial Bank, Ltd. Perak

MALAYA Bank of Malaya, Ltd.—26, Hale Street

Chartered Bank of India, Australia

& China—Ipoh

Johore Credit Foncier d’Extreme Orient—

31, Station Hoad, Ipoh

Hongkong & Shanghai Bank—Jo- Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Cor-

hore Bahru poration—Station Road Ipoh

Overseas Chinese Banking Corpora- Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd.—

tion—1, Jalang Sayang, Muer Station Road, Ipoh

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BANKS (MALAYA, NETHERLANDS INDIA, & PHILIPPINE ISLANDS) E89*

Selangor NETHERLANDS INDIA

Chartered Bank of India, Australia Batavia

& China—Kuala Lumpur

Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Bank of Taiwan

Corporation—2, Aiiipang Street,

Kuala Lumpur Batavia Bank—22-23; Asemka

Kwong-Ylk Banking Corpn.—2,. Cross De Javasche Bank

Street, K.L.

Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd.—12, Padang

Market Street, Kuala Lumpur

Oversea-Chinese Banking Corpn.— Chartered Bank of India, Australia.

113, Kuala Lumpur, High Street and China

Javasche Bank

Singapore

American Express Co.—Union Build- Semarang

ing

I Bank of Taiwan, Ltd.—31, Raffles Ned. Ind. Handelsbank, N.Y.

Place

Banque de l’Indochine—Raffles Place Sourabaya

Chartered Bank of India, Australia

& China—Battery Road

! China and Southern Bank, Ltd.—31, Escompto MaatschappIj, Ned. Ind.

Hongkong'' and Shanghai Banking

Raffles Place Corporation

Cook & Son, Ltd., Thomas—39, Ro- Koloniale Bank ‘ NEDERLANDkcii I x-

binson Road dische Handelsbank

Credit Foncier d’Extreme Orient— Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd.

Meyer Chambers

Eastern Bank—4, D’Almeida Street

Hongkong and Shanghai Bank—Col 1- Sumatra

yer Quay

Kwong Lee Bank Co.—221, South Chartered Bank of India, Australia.

Bridge Road Sc China—Medan

Lee Wah Bank, Ltd.—18, South Canal De Javasche Bank—Medan

Road

Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd.—21, Nederlandsch-Indische

—Medan Handels-Bank

Raffles Place

National City Bank of New York BORNEO

—9, .Collyer Quay

I Nederlandsche Handel Maatschappij Chartered Bank of India,. Australia.

— 2-6, Cecil Street

Nederlandsch Ss China—Kuching, Sarawak

N. V.—1, CecilLxdischk.

Street Handelsbank, State Bank of North, Borneo

: Oversea Chinese Banking, Corpn. -

'China BTdg., Chulia Street PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

P. & O. Banking Corporation, Ltd.—

10, Collyer Quay

See Hai Tong Banking & Insurance Cebu

Uo:, Ltd.—58, Chulia Street

Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd.—Meyer Bank of the Philippine Islands—P.

Chambers O. Box 477

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E90 BANKS—BEANS

Chartered Bank of India, Australia BEANS AND BEAN PRODUCTS

& China

National City Bank of New York— JAPAN

Calles Burgoes and Comercio

Iloilo Kobe

Banco de Las Islas Filipinas Bastel & Co., W.—38, Isobe-dori

Chartered Bank of India, Australia

& China—P.O. Box 299 KOREA

Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking

Corporation

Tanaka & Co.---Fusan

Manila

CHINA

American Express Co., Inc.—P.O.

Box 1463 Dairen

Bank of the Philippine Islands, The

—10, Plaza Cervantes, Binondo

Chartered Bank of India, Australia Nissin Oil Mills, Ltd.

& China—2.1, Plaza Moraga Santai Oil Mills—Dairen Wharf

China Banking Corporation—China

Bank Building, Dasmarinas

Hongkong and Shanghai Foochow

Corporation—35, Juan Luna,Banking

Binondo

Mercantile Bank of India—90, Ro- South China Trading Co., Ltd.—69,

sario, Binondo

Monte de Piedad and Savings Bank- Me Wu Ting Road

75, Plaza Goiti, Sta. Cruz

National City Bank of New York Hankow

The—National City Bank Building,

Binondo

Peoples Bank and Trust Co.—Peoples Arnhold & Co.—The Bund

Bank Building, Corner David and Iwai & Co.—4, Taiping Road

Dasmarimas, Binondo

Phiiippine National Bank—Masonic Mehta, B. R.—7, Tungting Road

Temple, Escolta, Binondo Pao Shun Kung Sze—Pao Shun Road

Philippine Trust Co.—Monte de Sassoon & Co., Ltd., David

Piedad Building, Plaza Goiti

Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd.—34, Wah Chang Trading Corporation

Plaza Cervantes

Harbin

Zamboanga

Anglo-Chinese Eastern Trading Co.

Bank of the Philippine Islands, The East —20, Russkaya Street

Chartered Bank of India, Australia —65,Asiatic Co., Ltd. of Copenhagen

Pollevaya Street

& China—Barrios Building Pacific Orient Co.—118, Uchastowaya

Street

BARRISTERjS—(See under Lawyers) Soskin & Co.—8th Section

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

BEANS—BOOKSELLERS & STATIONERS (JAPAN) E9>

Hongkong Maruzen Co.. Ltd.—31, Akashi-machi

Yoshioica Hobunkwan — 42, Moto-

Basto & Co., L. E.—18, Ice House St. machi

Connell & Co., Ltd., II.—China Bldg.

Jebsen & Co.—Redder Street Hakodate

Kelley & Co., Ltd.—0, Quean’s Road

Central Daisei-do.—61, Jizo-cho

Mohamedally, M. — 27, Wyndham Kwaishun-do.—26, Tsuruoka-cho

Street Nishihori Sasuke—30, Jizo-cho.

Patell, J. B. —18, Ice House- Street Omi-do—13, Suehiro-cho

Shanghai Kyoto

Arnhold & Co., Ltd.—1, Nanking

Road Arima Juzc—Shinsenen-cho

COMPAGNIA ITALIANA d’EsTREMO ORI- Ebihara Shintaro—HigashLmachi

ente—16a, Kiukiang Road

Eickhoff & Co.—451, Kiangse Road Kaiyo Shoin—Kawara-machi

Maruzen Co.—Sanso Fuyacho, Nishi-

Eikwa Yoko—P.O. Box 420 ku

Jardine, Matheson & Co.—27, The Ogaway.a Shoten—Horikawa-higashi

Bund

Jebsen & Co.—110, Hankow Road Moji

Kermani & Co.,_R. S.—9, Hankow

Road

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha—P.O. Box 722 Furuse Shoten—Iwai-cho

Patell & Co.—12, Rue du Consulat Harada Kinzan-do—Sihin-machi

Sassoon & Co., Ltd., David—259, Ino Shoten—Nishi Horikawa-cho

Kiangse Road

Siemssen & Co.—P.O. Box 406.

Tientsin KobuN-do—11, Higashi Hamano-cho

China Northern Corporation—47-55, Miyamoto Shigesaburo — 47, Mpto

Shikkui-machi

Rue de Paris

Moriya—44; Tsuki-machi

BELTING—((See under Leather)

Nagoya

BLEACHING & DYEING FAC-

TORIES (see Page B2) Chu-Kyo-do Book Store—Tomizawa-

cho

BOARDING HOUSES—((S'ee under Maruzen Go., Ltd.—Sakae-machi

Hotels) Matsumo.to Book Store — Minami

Ostu-machi

BOOKSELLERS & STATIONERS Sanyukan Gomei Kaisha — Miyuki

Hon-machi, Nishi-ku

JAPAN

Kobe

Hoshindo—3, iSannomya-cho Asai Taitan-do—269, Higashi Umeda-

Kawase & .Sons—23, Moto-machi cho

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

3592 BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS (JAPAN—CHINA)

Daido Siioin—8, ■ Sonesaki Kami-dori Kinsho-do—101, Noge-cho

Emiya Shoten—43, Nainba Shinchi, Marusen Kabushiki Kaisha—34, Ben-

Minami-ku ten-dori

Hasegawa-Shotek—7, Dojima Funa- Takahashi Shoten—85, Moto-machi

daiku-cho Yurin-do Honten K.K.—22, Isezaki-

Hirai Narasaburo—21, Ousaka Kami- cho

no-cho

Hosei Shoeo—2, Dojima Naka-machi, KOREA

Kita-ku

Iemura Coro—1, Kitahama, Higashi- Maruzen Co.—167, Kogane-choy Seoul

ku

Irohaya Shoseki-ten—21, Tamae-cho Osakaya Shoten—28, Hon-cho

Maruzen Co.—114, Bakuro-machi Shimizu Gumi—101, Kagane-cho

Mukade-ya—2-907, Ebisu-cho Christian Literature Society of

Nakamura-Shoten—33, Sanjo-dori Korea—Seoul

Osaka Hobunkan Co., Ltd.—1-20, Awa-

bori-machi CHINA

Rothacker, O.—Osaka Building

Saito Yugoro—2-146, Sonezaki Naka- Amoy

no-cho

Sakuraya-Shoten—54, Dojima Naka- Amoy Pharmacy, Ltd.

dori

Schaeffer, Otto—30, Dojimaura

Shttnban-kwan—56, Bakura-machi Canton

Wada Btjnsho-do—23, Shin-machi, Ni-

shi-ku South China Christian Book Co.—

The Bund

Tokyo

Dairen

Rhchandlung Qustav Fock—Shiseido

Bldg. Kobayashi (% Co.—Oyama-dori

Hakubun Kwan K.K.—46, Tosaki-cho, Osakyago Bookstore —138, Naniwa-

Koishikawa-ku dori

Iwanami Siioten—16, Minami-jinpo-

cho, Kandaku Hankow

IVIarusen

bashiku Co., Ltd —6, Tori, Nihon-

Commercial

Sansei=do, K.K.—1, iShinpocho, Kan^ shan Road Press, Ltd.—6, Chung-

daku

Shinko-sha—19, Nishiko-cho

Tokyo-do K.K.—18, Nishikicho, iKan- Harbin

da-ku

English Book Shop, The—16, Birje-

Yokohama vaya Street

Fleets’ Anglo-American Store — 37,

Strahovaya Street

Bunju-do—55, Tokiwa-cho Genfer, M. A.—JDiagonalnaya Street

Chikusei do—48, Choja-machi Simpson’s Agencies — 2, Konnaya

Chikyudo Shoten—30, Isezaki-cho Street

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS (CHINA)

Hongkong Associated Booksellers—78, Nanking

Road

Bible and Book Tract Depot—2, Bakoukh Road

Trading Co.—317, Kiangse

Wyndham Street

Brewers, The—Redder Street Bookstall & Curiosity Shop—282, Yu

Yuen Road'

Cooper & Son—132, Wellington Street Brewer,

Chung Hwa Book Co.—69, Queen’s China Baptist H.E.—303, Kiangse Road

Road Central Book Store—203, Yuen

Ming Yuen

Commercial Press—35, Queen’s Road China EducationalRoad

Central iSupply Associa-

Der A Wing & Co.—P.O. Box 446 tion—406, Foochow Road

Graca & Co.—10, Wyndham Street China News Co.—147, Szechuen Road

Kelly & Walsh, Ltd.—York Building, Ohinese-American

78, Nanking Road

Publishing Co.—

Chater Road Christian Book Room—3>u Quinsan

Lee Yee—D’Aguilar Street Gardens

Mahan & Co.—5, D’Aguilar Street Chung Hwa Book Co.—Foochow Road

Sincere Co.—Des Vceux Road Central Comacrib Press'—118, Museum Road

Sun Co.—Des Vceux Road Central

Sun Tai Chong—129, Bonham Strand Commercial

Honan Road

Press, Ltd., The—211,

East Dah Tung Book Co.—2, N. Fukien

Road

Macao £-Shing & Co.—152, Szechuen Road

Evans & Sons, Ltd., Edward—200,.

Der A. Wing & Co.—13, Avenida Kiukiang Road

Almeida Ribeiro Getz Brothers & Co.—22, Nanking

Po Man Lau—2, Largo de S. Domingos Road

San Kwong Co.—52, Avenida Almeida HallRoad

& Holtz, Ltd.—31, Nanking

Ribeiro

Thompson Loo & Co—1a, Rua Hap84, Honan Kee Educational Supply Co.—

Road

Central

International Booksellers, Ltd.—

Nanking 131, Museum Road

Kelly & Walsh, Ltd.—22, Nanking

Road

Educational Bookstore—400, Chung Koreske, W.—29, Szechuen Road

Shan Road, Kulo Kwang Hsueh Publishing House—

140, Peking Road

Peiping LeE & Co/, H.—117, Nanking Road

Librairie p’Extreme Orient — 2y

Commercial Press, Ltd.—Hu Fang Route Vallon

Chiao May Sun & Co.—500, Honan Road

French Bookstore—Grand Hotel de Noessler & Co., G.m.b.H. — 331,

Kiangse Road

Pekin

Peiyang Press—3, Legation Street Oxford University Press—44, Pe-

king Road

Shanghai Shanghai News Co.—1133, Bubbling

Well Road

Shun Lee & Co.—40-Canton Road

Ah Sing—K.2131 Boone Road Taisho & Co.—D125, Chaotung Road

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E94 BOOKSELLERS & STATIONERS (CHINA—MALAYA)

Union Book Stoke—1124, Bubbling. Penang

Well Road

United Book & Stationery Co.—64, Criterion Press, Ltd.—Penang Road

Nanking Road

YrcAJEE; & Co., F.—132, Kiangse Road Federal

Street

Rubber Stamp Co.—6, Beach

Wah Yang Printing i Co. — Z824, Penang Premier Press, Ltd. — 49,

Miller Road Beach Street

Wing On Co.—551, Nanking Road

Eiang Kee Book Co., Ltd. — 635, Perais

Szechuen Road

Tientsin Aw Brothers—Ipoh

Commercial Press—15, Panglima St.,

Oaxton Press, Ltd.—Council Road Ipoh

Commercial Press—Ho Pei, Da Hu- Federal Rubber Stamp Co.—35, Sta-

tung tion Road, Ipoh

E-Tai—13:1, Rue de Baron Gros Grenier & Co., Charles—37, Station

Evans & Sons, Ltd., Edward—137, Road, Ipoh

Victoria Road Pritchard & Co,, Ltd. — Market

Lien Chang & Co.—116, Rue Dillon Street, Ipoh

Lynns Book Store—45, Rue de France

Oriental Book Store, The—69, Rue de Selangor

France . •

Peiyano Press—19, Wusih Road

Serebrennikoff & Co., A. J.—16, Caxton Press—6 & 8, Market Street

Kuala Lumpur, and 20, Station

Council Road Street, Klang

Tientsin Press, Ltd.—181, Victoria Federal Rubber Stamp Co.—3, Rodger

Eoad Street, Kuala Lumpur

Tsingtao Grenier & Son, Ltd.—25, Old Market

Street, Kuala Lumpur »■

E-Kin & Co.—44, Weihsiem. Road Robinson & Co., Ltd.—Java Street,

Telberg, G.G.—169, Chung Shan Rd. Kuala Lumpur

MALAYA Singapore

Malacca Asiatic Stamp Co.—28, High Street

Chong & Co., Peter—7, Robinson

Hong Hin & Co.—27, First Cross Road

Street

Malacca Commercial Press—3, Second Commercial

Bridge Road

Press, Ltd.—172, South

Cross Street

Stationery & News Supply Co.—18, De Souza Brothers—18, High Street

Dickinson & Co., John — Dunlop

Riberside House

Negri Sembilan Dulfakir & Co., M. — 24, North

Bridge Road

Commercial Press—123, Birch Road. Federal Rubber Stamp Co.—32, Raf-

fles Place

Seremban

Grenier & Son—69, Birch Road, Se- Good Books, Pictures & Works op

remban Art—56, Short Street

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

BOOKSELLERS—BREWERIES AND DISTILLERIES E95

Jitts & Co.—96, Robinson Road Frank & CO;—101, Escolta, Binondo

Khai Mun & Co.—229, South Bridge Konigsberg Rizal Bookstore—440,

Road Ave. Rizal

Kelly & Walsh, Ltd.—32, Raffles Lawyers Co-operative Publishing

Place Co., The—428-432, Rizal, Sta. Cruz

Kiat & Co., Ltd., G.H.—15, Collyer Legarda

Sampaloc

Book Store—296, Legarda,

Quay

Malaya Publishing House, Ltd.— Liberia del Rosario—'550, Azcarraga,

Stanford Road Tondo

Motiwalla & Co., E.J.—2, Raffles LimBinondo

Lian Mio & Co.—462, Niieva,

Place

Phu Yik Peess—240, South Bridge M.Co.—520,

Lopez and National Stationery

Levezares

Road

Spicers (Export), Ltd.—51, Robinson Manila Filatelica—1318, Oroquieta

Road Manila Publishing Co.—115, T.

Pinpin, Binondo

NETHERLANDS INDIA Methodist Publishing House—

Methodist Building, 442, Rizal, Sta.

Cruz

Semarang Miranda, Generoso—Florida Hall,

Ermita

Java Ien Bob Kongsie—Gang Pinggir Oriental Commercial 1 Co:, Inc.—97-

Street 68 101, Magallanes, Intramuros

Philippine Book Co., Inc.—101, Es-

Sumatra colta

Philippine Education Co., Inc.—101-

Yerekamp & Co.—Medan 103, Escolta, Binondo

Reliable Bazaar and Book Store

—645, Ave. Rizal

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Sam Guan Books and Stationery—243r

Ongpin, Binondo

Manila Sayo, P. Soriano, Vda. de—225, Ro-

sario, Binondo

American Bible Society—636, Isaac Tong Hing Press—424-426, F. Torres,

.Sta. Cruz

Peral Ermita

Arellano & Sons, E. C.—628, Juan Quiapo Store—391, R. Hidalgo,

Variety

Luna, Binondo

Associated Business—317, Cabildo, BRASS COPPER & TIN FAC-

Intramuros

Associated Publishers, The—428-432 TORIES (see Page B3)

Rizal, Sta. Cruz

Chian Chin Book Store—478, Juan BREWERIES AND DISTILLERIES

Luna, Binondo

Chung Hwa Book Co—319, Juan (See Also Wines and Spirits)

Luna, Binondo

Educational Supply, The—704, Ave. JAPAN

Rizal

Escolta Bazaar and Book Store, Inc. Tokyo

—8, T. Pinpin, Binondo

Filipino Mercantile Co., Inc., The Anglo-Japanese Brewery Co., Ltd.—

—1885, Mangahan, Sta. Cruz 2, Marunouchi

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

'Egg BREWERIES AND DISTILLERIES-

Dai Nippon Brewery Oo., Ltd.—247, CHINA

Meguro-mach i

Kirin Beer K. K.—8, Marunouchi Hongkong

Nippon t Beer Kosen Co., Ltd.—

Marunouehi

Hongkong Brewers & Distillers,

Moji Ltd.—7, Duddell Street

Dai Nippon Beer K. K.—Hagoromo- Shanghai

cho

Kirin Beer K.K.—Nishi Hon-maplii Union Brewery, Ltd.-^220,' Szecjiuen

Sakura Beer K. K.—DarFcho Road

Nagoya MALAYA

Dai Nippin Brewery Co., Ltd.—1, Singapore

Chikusa-cho

Kirin Beer K.K.—SEimadarcho

Nippon Beer Kosen K. K.—6,' Shin Archipelago Brewery .Co., Ltd.—

104/106, Robinson Road

Yanagi-machi

Sakcjra Beer K. K.—6, ‘ Shimozono-1 Malayan Breweries, Ltd.-^7. Trafal-

gar Square.

cho

Osaka PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

Dm Nippon Brewery Co., Ltd.—19,, Manila

Kitahama

Fujita Ihei—13, Kyomachibori

Kikuda Yohichi — 30, Yokobori-cho Ayala, Inc.—652, . ILqhague

Kirin Beer K. K.—17, Minami Moto- Bias Distilleries, Inc. — Palanoa

machi1 Building, Barraoa

Nippon Beer Kosen K. K.—9, Wataya Baldisseri Wine Factory — 232,

maehi Dominga, Pasay

Noda Shoyv K.—4, Edobori Kita- Destilerias Ayala ,Inoorp;.rada—^63b-

machi 652, Ecbaque

Sakura Beer K.K—3, Dojima Hama- La Capa Distillery—929, Magdalena.,

dori Tondo

La Fortuna, lNc.-rr445, Moriones:

Yokohama Lv Craciosa Distillery—407, M. de

Binondo

Dai Nippon Beer K. K.^-17, Kanbe La Rosario Distillery—1001-1023, R.

iShita-machi Hidalgo, Quiapo

Kirin Beer K. K.—38, Masago-cho La Tondena, Inc,—P.O. Box 691

Kotobukuja Yokohama Beer Co.—792, Lim Tuaco & Co., Inc.—527, Gandara

Ichiba-cho San IVligfue’ Brewery, Inc. — 132,

Nippon Beer Kosen K. K.—81, Onoe-: Aviles Street

oho Tanduay Distillery—348, Tanduay,

Safura Beer K.K.—81, Miyagawa-cho' Quiapo

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

BRISTLES EXPORTERS CUSTOMS BROKERS E97

BRICKS & TILES FACTORIES {see China Amkrigan 'I’radino Corpora-

Page B3) 'npN—36, Hue de France

China Booksellers—181, Victoria Rd.

BRISTLES EXPORTERS China Netherlands. Produce Co.—89,

Rue du fjulliet

China . Northern Corporation-—47-55,

KOREA Rue de Paris

China Trading Corporation—131,,Da-

Tanaka & Co.—Fus.an venport Road *

Fairhild & Co.—169, Taihi Road

Furer k Co., J.—99, Davenport Road

CHINA Gipperich k Co., E.—52, Taku Road

Holman, Inc.—Robert Dollar Build-

Hankow ing

MVNSot'K k Co.—111, Riie Pasteur

Aknhold. &'Co.'-^lf S.A.D. Rund Marzoli k Co.—11, Via Torino

Bremen Colonial & China Trading Oscar Meyer k Co.—Harbin Road

1 • Co.—i#, -Han Chung Road Wagman—105, Taku Road

Garrells, Borner ^’ Cp'.-^S, The Bund Beutek,

• Corbet

Brockelmann k Co.—6, Rue

Jardine, Matheson k Co.—S.A.D. Shingming- Trading Co.—50, Taku

Bund Road

Jfiss ,& Co.—Wha Ohing Kai Siemssen k Co.—63, Taku Road

| Mehta, B. R.—7, Tungting Road Teh Chee & Co.—105, Rue Pasteur

Young Brothers Trading Co.—19, Tientsin Forwarding and Commis-

Taiping Road sion Agency 13, Italian Bund

Walter, Hardy k1 Gatlife &' Co.—83,

Hongkong Taku Road

Wilson &-C0.!—72, Victoria Road

[ Jebsen k Co.—Redder Building

Kelley k £kn}. Ltd.—9, Queen’s Road Tsingtao

r Cestral , , ,

i Lepack k Co.—China Building Bevkirch, Emil—11, Hunan Road

| Melghfrs k Co.—Des Voeux Road

i , (Central BROKERS (Customs)

I Patell, J. B.—38,. Wyndham Street

Si a Heong Yui:n—34, Hing Lung JAPAN

Street

Shanghai Kobe

Daido Shokai—$4, Ura-mahi

Bolton Bristle Co., \Y. H.—P.Q. Box Dai-ni iShokai—56,' Siakae-machi

247 Eujita iShokai—106, . Hachiman-dori^

Tientsin Goto Kaisoten—121, Sidiae-machi

Hlrano ShokaiG.0 K.—^59, . S&kae-

maehi

Battegjiy et CiE,—]9, Rue Dillon Kawanishi;-ya, G- K.—1;8, Kaigiip-dori

Caprino & Co.—67, Rue Pasteur Koyama Shokai—35, Sakae-machi1

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TEADES

E98 CUSTOMS BROKERS—EXCHANGE BROKERS

Martjki Shoten—65, SEimagami-cho Tsingtao

Nickel & Lyons, Ltd.—7, Kaigan-

dori Fan & Co., Benjamin C—95, Chung

Oguea Shokai—7, Isobe-dori Shan Road

Saito Shoten—1-16, Kaigan-dori

Sanku Unyu K. K.—74, SaEae-machi PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

Taihei Shokai—104, Yedo-machi

Yamasaki Shokai—12, Kaigan-dori Manila

Yoshioka Shokai, K. K.—40, Isoge-

dori Barreto, Felipe—637f, Torres, Sta..

Cruz

Nagasaki Bartolome y Javier — 62, M. de

Binondo

Walker & Co., R. N.—11, Oura-machi Cansipit, Inc., Gregorio M.—34,

Esoolta, Binondo

Tokyo Chaves, Salinas & Co.—129, Dasmar-

inas Street

Commercial Brokerage Co., Inc.—456,

Mitsubishi Warehouse Co., Ltd.—1, Dasmarinas, Binondo

Edobashi, Nihonbashi-ku Gregorio M. Cansipit, Inc.—51, Es-

colta

Yokohama Hirrera Gral, Transportation and

Customs Brokers Co., Inc.—19, San

Gabriel, Binondo

Buso Gumi—Shin Miinato-cho International

Fujimoto Kaisoten—1, Kaigan-dori 306, Masonic Brokerage

Temple Co., Inc.—

Helm Bros.—45, Yamashita-cho Jose Angel—122-124, M de Binondo

Kinoshita Shokai—1, Kaigan-dori Luzon Brokerage Co., Inc.—Derhant

Building, Port Area

Owston & Co., Ltd., F.—1, Kaigan- Philippine Brokerage Oorp.—66, M.

dori de Binondo

Sato Unsoten—42, Takashimardori Robles & Hizon—75, Juan Lunar

Uchida Kaisoten—7, Aioi-cho

Yanagisawa Shokai—11, Kaigan-dori Tantoco,

do

Hilarion—106, M. de! Binon-

Tienzo, T.—111, Dasmarinas, Binondo

CHINA Tionloc, Inc., Ildefonso—123, Das-

marinas, Binondo

Canton Viuda e Hues de Angel Jose—122-124.

M. de Binondo

Lillicrap, S.—19, British Concession,

Shameen BROKERS (Exchange)

Shanghai JAPAN

Commercial Express and Storage Co. Kobe

—P.O. Box 1042

Magill & Co., Ltd., James—120,

Kiangse Road Blad & McClure—72, Kyo-machi

Marden & Co., Ltd., G. E.—125, Teverson & Mactavish—29, Harima-

Hankow Road machi

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

EXCHANGE BROKliRS E99

Osaka Perry, S, S.—Prince’s Building

R07,a. Bros.—'Exchange Building

Biad & MgCltjre—19, Kitahama, 3- Stewart Brothers—1b, Chater Road

chome, Higashi-ku

Lewis, J. D.—10, Koraibashi Peiping

Yokohama Harvey, Clarke & Co.—Belgian Bank

Building, Legation Street

Stewart, Bead & McClure—2, Yama- Shanghai

shita-cho

CHINA Allan & Buchan-“-69, Kiukiang Road

Fearon, Maitland and- Shaw—12. The

Bund

Canton Hayes, J. A.—50, Kiukiang Road

Hunter and Lovatt—2a, Kiukiang

Hunt &'Co., R. M.—Shameen Road

Lammert & Son, C. H.—Victoria Hotel Kann, E. & Mayaudon, E.—45, Kiu-

kiang Road

Building

Tavauia & Futakia—Shameen Kohler, Schulz and Groesser—7,

Hankow Road

Hankow Lalcaca & Co.—45, Kiukiang Road

Lindsay, Drakeford & Davis—12, The

Bund

Gellmacker & Lindmeyer—Yih Yuen Wentworth and Andrews — 36, Kiu-

Road kiang Road

; Gracey & Pearson—Union Building White & Co,—60, Kiukiang Road

| Lovatt & Byrne—Hongkong & Shang-

hai Bank Building Tientsin

—

Hong Kong Doney & Co.—46, Bristow Road

Robertson & Rosier—11, Consular

! Abraham, E. S.—French Building, 5, WattsRoad

Queen’s Road Central & Co.—65, Consular Road

I American Oriental Finance Corpn. Watts & Frisk—73, Consular Road

t —Asia Life Bldg-

i Bonnar, J. W. C.—Hong Kong Club Tsingtao

| Bowes-Smith, A. M.—Prince’s Build-

| ing Kutt, Paul—Exchange Building

[ Champkin, C.—5, Queen’s Road C.

f Grossman, E.—10, Ice House Street MALAYA

Joseph, F. A.—Prince’s Building

j Joseph, J. E.—Prince’s Building Singapore

I Kew & Co.,- Fred—10, Ice House St.

Layton & C<3. — 5, Queen’s Road Brown & Co., E. A.—10, D’ALmeida

Central Street

Mody, F. H.—5, Queen’s Road C. Fraser & Co.—Union Building, Coll-

MontargiSj M. J. B.—French Bldg. yer Quay

 OLAS SI FI ED LIST OF TRADES

E100 EXCHANGE BRORERS--GENERAL BROKERS

Lyall & Evatt—23, Raffles Plaice Fujita Shokai—106, Hachiman-dori

Manasseh & Elias—12, D’Almeida St. Goto Kaisoten, K.K.—58, Sakae-maohr

MoheideEn & Co., K. Syed. — 23, Hasegaava Shoten—24, Kaigan-dori

Chulia Street Helm Bros.—46, Harima-machi

Saunders & Maophail — Mercantile Hirano Shokai—59, Sakae-machi

Bank Building Kamigumi Goshi Kaisha—1^5, Hama-

be-dori

Koyama Shokai G. K.—35, Sakae-

ipachi

Anthony & Co., A. A.-^9, Beach St. Murase Shoten—Toyo Building, 7r

Kennedy & Co.—2b, Beach Street Harima-machi

Lean fc^Co.-h-SAj Union Street Meiji iShogyo K.K.—11, Kyo-machi

Mitsubishi Soko K.K.—46, Higashi

Selangor Kawasaka-cho

Nickel & Lyons, Ltd.—7, Kaigan-dori

Baker, MorOvn & Co.—11, Loke Yew machi & Co., Ltd., F.—12, Kyo-

Owston

Buildings, Kuala Lumpur

Saito Shoten—14, Kaigan-dori

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Sanku Unyu K.K.—74, Sakae-machi . .

Sumitomo 'Soko K.K.—1-7, Kaigan-

Manila dori

Taisho Unyu K.K.—122, Higashi-

machi

Asia Exchange—1022, Lavezares, San Utsonomiya

Nicolas Kaisoten — 456, Moto-

Chiat Hong Co.—533, T. Alonso machi-dori

Chin Hua & Co.—328, Nueva Yamasaki Shoten—12, Kaigan-dori

Hair, Little and Picorneli—P.O. Nagasaki

Box 1479

Ho Thay Co.—329, Nueva, Binondo

Ling Tong Exchange—470, Nueva, Holme, Ringer & Co.—-7, Oura-cho-

Binondo

Manila Stock Exchange—Insular Life Shimonoseki

Building, Plaza Cervantes, Binond'o

Russell & Co.—P.O. Box 982 Wurui Shokai—5, Karato-machi

Tay Chuan Exchange—434, Nueva

Uy Cho Yee & Co., Inc.—113, Juan Osaka

Luna, Binondo

Woo Seng Exchange Co.—545, Nueva,

Binondo Inaba Shoji—21, Fushimi-cho

Okuyama Bill Brokers—Fushimi-cbo>

BROKERS (General) Osaka Bill Brokers^26, Kitahama

Shiki Bill Broker—10, Korabashi

JAPAN Ueda Shoten—2-27, Koraibashi

Kobe Yokohama

Aall & Cb.—16, Harima-machi Bead & McClure—72, Kyo-machi

Daini Shokai—58, Sakae-machi Buso-Gumi—39, Moto-machi

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

GENERAL BROKERS E101

Fujimoto Kaisoten—65, Ohta-machi Croucher & Co.—Chartered Bank

Kinoshita Shokai—1, Kaigan-dori Building

Owston & Co.—21, Yamashita-cho Dastur, R. A.—79b, Wong Nei Cheong

Road

Sato Unsoten—439, Aoki-cho Ivllis & Edgar—9, Queeii's Road C.

Uchida Kaisoten—7, Aioi-cho Esmail, H. M. H.—China Building

Fernandez, M.-—4a, Des Voeux Rd. C.

CHINA Gould & Co., Joseph—Exchange Bid.

Greaves, A. P.—8, Queen's Road C.

Canton Grose

Road; &Central

Co., J. F.—6, Des Voeux

Joseph & Co., H. B.—Exchange Bldg.

Lammert & Son, C. H.—Victoria Hotel Kitchell & Co., O.—8, Des Voeux

Building Road Central

Tavadia and Futakia—Shameen Kotwall & Co., E. D.—5, Queen’s

Road Central

Dairen, Lo Kin Fai & Co.—8, Des Voeux Rd.

pentral

Lopes, A. A.—9,' Ice House Street

Bryner & Co.—212, Yamagata-dori Moxon & Taylor—Exchange Building

Pestonji, R.—8, Humphrey’s Bldg.

Foochow Potts, A. H.--rStock Exchange Bldg.

Silva, P. M. N. da.—Stock Exchange

Brand & Co., H. S.— Building

Wright & Co.—Chung Tin Bldg.

Hankow Yeung Yau & Co.—Bank of Canton

Building

Bahnson & Co., F. W.—14, Fancheorig Shanghai

Road, S.A.D.3

Liddell Bros. & Co., Ltd.—Tungting,

Whacheong & Poyang Roads Allan & Buchan—69, Kiukiang Road

Pearce & Garriock Anderson & Co., A. L.

Anglo-Danish rOo.—8, French Bund

Harbin Benjamin and Potts—27, The Bund

Bisset & Co.—Hong Kong and Shang-

hai Bank Building

Bryner & Co^—1, Konmaia Bowern & Co.—311, Kiangse Road

Brady, A. A.—Central Arcade

, Hong Kong China Transport and Storage Co.---28,

The Bund

Alves, A. A.—Stock Exchange Bldg. Clark, Henry J.—12, The Bund f

! Bagram, J. T.—Stock Exchange Bldg. Cumming,- K. M.—16, Central Road

[Basto, B.—-18, Ice House Str. Davis & Holler—16, Central Road

.JBenjamin & Pori’S—Stock Exchange Eagle Trading Co.—696, Avenue Rd.

ij Building Eastern Exchange—1, Nanking Road

; Carroll Bros.—Exchange Building Economic Transport Co.—25, Central

Cooper & Co., D. H.—1, Des Voeux Road

Road Central Elias & Oo.—16, Central Road

E5

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

El 02 GENERAL BROKERS

Feedericks, J. A.—16, Centra! Road David, J. B.—10,. Malacca-^Street - -

Gensbitrger & Co.—16, Central Road DuPfLRE -Mosrjpll, LTp,—41, Collyer,

Hereokson & Reeves- -9, - Avenue Ed- Quay , '_ ’'

ward VII. Lyall & Evatt—23, 'Raffles Place

Hopkins, Dunn & Co.—48, Szechuen Macphail & Co., LtI)':—union1 frih Build-,:

Road ing ■ ■■ ' -' •

Kaiyosha & Co.—6, The Bund

Kokusai Unyo Kaisha—9, Canton Reuben Bros.—7a, De Souza StreetSt.

Manasseh & Elias—12, D-Almeida

Road

KuNg 1Hrtng & Co.—38, Avenue' Ed- Stanton, Nelson & Co., Ltd.—4,

Collyer Quay

ward VII A. E. Tilly—MffSi'itts Avenue

Liddell Bros.—4, Peking Road

MArden & Co.—10, Hankow Road

Moller & Co.—12, The Bund Penang

Nathan, M. J.—16, Central Road

Noel, ’Murray & Go., Ltd.—Tl? Han- Anthony

kow Road Lean &; Co.—3a, Union Street

PlANE & Co., Y. C.—4, Canton

Rosenfeld &, Son—16, Central Road N ETH ERLA.ND S-INDIA

Rutherford, N. H.—H, T|ie Bund

Shanghai Equitable Trading Co.—24, Batavia

The Bund

Tsuchihashi & Co.—Cm, Woosung

Road Andree Wiltens en Co.

Wallem & Co.—10, Canton Road Beauclerk & Co.

Wheelock & Co—2; Quai de France Dunlop & Kolff

White & Co —60, Kiukiang Road Gijzelman and'- Eteup

Van Nierop and Twijsel

Tientsin Ockerse, E. W. A.—Binnen Nieuw-

poort Straat 34

China Express Co., Ltd.—ex-Russian Yermeys & Co.

Concession

China Forwarding & Express Co.— WallbrInk & Co.

Wesselink en Dijkhuis

Settlement Railway Station Wiechert ani> van der Linden

Fooix & Co.—65, Consular Road

Kokokusai Unyu Kaisha—37, Rue du WlECHERT EN GeERLINGS

14 Julliet

Kramer, M.—112, Wellington Street Sonrabaya

(Fur & Wool)

Liddell Bros. & Co.—50, Taku Road Gyselman & Steup—Willemskade

Tientsin Forwarding & Commission

Co.—14, Italian Bund PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

Watts & Co.—65, Consular Road

Whitamore

Manila

MALAYA

Araneta y Zaragoza, Jose—Insular

Singapore Building, Plaza Cervates, 1 Binondo I

Associated Agencies, Inc.—ill, Men-

Abdeen, II.—16, Jalan Masjid doza

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

GENERAL BROKERS—SHARE BROKERS El 03

Bermudez & Bautista,' Inc.—5, San BROKERS (Share)

Gabriel, Binondon

Commercial Brokers , Co.—456, Das- JAPAN

marinas

Ceedit Bureau of Manila—Luis Perez

Sainanillo Bldg., Esoolta, Binondo Kobe

Daniel de Roza—248, Calle Oabildo,

Ingtranauros. Teverson & Mactavish—29, Harima-

Ellis, ' William J. — 16, Escolta, machi

Binond'o 2

Foz Brokerage, Inc. —401, Cortes Osaka

Oohoa Building...

Getz Bros. & . Co.—508, Fernandez

Building Inabe Shoji—Sawarib Building

Gibson, J. H. — 177, Juan Luna, Okuyama Bill Brokers—Fushimi-cho

Binondo

Green & Co., B. A.—34, Escolta, Osaka Bill Broker—26, Kitahama

Shiki Bill Broker—10, Koraibashi

Binondo Ueda Shoten—2H27, Koraibashi

Hair, Little & Picornell—Insular

Life Building, Binondo

Harrison, E. J.—306, Ou Unjierig CHINA

Building, Escolta, Binondo

Hess, Cart,—501, Masonic Temple, Canton

Binondb

International Brokerage Co., Inc.—

306, Masonic Temple Hunt & Co., R. M.—Shameen

Luz Barza & Co.—Insular Life Build- Lammert & Sgn, C. H.—Victoria Hotel

Building

ing, Binondo

MacKay, G. W.—414s, Chaco, Building, Tavadia & Futakia—Shameen

Binondo

Murphy Co., J. A. — Luis Perez Hankow

Satmanillo Building, Binondo '

National Sales Agency—307, Juan

Luna, Binondo Bahnson & Co., F. W.—14, Faucheong

New Orleans Commercial Co., Inc., Road

The—4, Hogar Building, Binondo

Philippins Brokerage Corpn.—66, M. Hongkong

dfe Binondo

Rosknstock, C. ^Y.—115, T. Pinpin,. ;Alves, A. A:-^Stock E’xchil'ngC-BIcl^.''

Biriondo

Russell & Co.—P.0 Box 982 Basto, B.- 18, Ice House Street

Sorox y Cia—lo5, Avifes, San Miguel Bagram, J. T.—§tock Eiichange Bldg.

Union Trading Co.—337, Carvajal, Benlamin & Potts—Stock' Exchange

Binondb Building .> i

Carroll Bros.—Exchange Building

Cebu : Crougher & -CoC-^Chartered* Bahk

Building

Past^anO,''UnghuAW & Co.—84, Burgos | Esmall, H. M. H.—China Building-

FernAndez, M.—4a, Des Voc’ui R<1. C.

Street

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E104 SHARE BROKERS

Gotjld & Co., Joseph — Exchange Tientsin

Building

Greaves, A. P.—8, Queen’s Road C. Davis, R. S.—17, Victoria Terrace

Grose & Co., J. F.—6, Des Vceux Doney &■ Co.—46, Bristow Road

Road Central Robertson & Rosier—11, Consular

Joseph & Co., H. B.—Exchange Bldg. Road

Kitchell & Co., O.—6, Queen’s Road Watts & Co.—^5, Consular Road

Central Whitamore & Co.—105, Victoria Road

Lammert, H. A.—St. Georges Build

ing MALAYA

Lo Kin Fai & Co. — 8, Des Voeux

Road C.

Lopes, A. A.—9, Ice House Street Singapore

Moxon & Taylor—Exchange Build- Bell & Co.—Raffles Place

ing

Pestonji, R.—8, Humphrey’s Bldg., Chia & Go.-—34, ,The Arcade

Kowloon David & Toft—10, Malacca Street

Potts, A. H.—Stock Exchange Bldg. Etlin & Co.—33, The Arcade

Silva. P. M. H. da—Stock Exchange Fraser & Co.—Union Building, Coll-

yer Quay

Building

Tester & Abraham—Exchange Build- Lyall & Evatt—23, Raffles Place

ing Reuben Bros., Ltd.—7a, D’Souza St.

Wright & Co.—Chung Tin Bldg. Strickland & Co.—56, The Arcade

Yeitng Yah & Co —Bank of Canton

Building Penang

Peiping Anthony & Co., A. A.—9, Beach St.

Kennedy & Co.—2b, Beach Street

Harvey. Clarke & Co.—Belgian Bank Lean A Co.—3a, Union Street

Building, Legation Street Malaya Co., Ltd.—55, Beach Street

Soon Theam & Co.—30, Beach Street

Shanghai

Perak

Andefson & Co., A. L.

Beniamin & Potts—27, The Bund Botly & Cb.—P.O. Box 96, Ipob

Bisset & Co., J. P.—12, The Bund Macphail & Co., Ltd.—P.O. Box 134

Brady, A. A.—12, The Bund Whitaker & Cb., A. H.—P.O. Box 97

Davis and Moller—16, Central Road

Cumming, K. M—16, Central Road Selangor

Fredericks, J. A.—16, Central Road

Gitbbay, D. M.—c/o Shanghai Club Bradburne & Co. (1930), Ltd., Char-

Oubbay, S. M. S.—16, Central Road les—1-3, Old Market Square, Kuala

Hayim, A. J.—7, Peking Road Lumpur

Baker,

Noel, Murray & Co., Ld.—11 Han- Buildings, Morgan & Co.—11, Loke Yew

kow Road Kuala Lumpur

Hallam

Street & Co.—19, Old Market Square

Rutherford, N. H.—12, The Bund

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TBADES

BUILDING CONTRACTORS AND MATERIALS E105

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Ishida Yoshinao—235, Asahi-clio

Morikawa Heiji—53, Tani Jito-cho

Manila Takeuchi-Gumi—73, Aoyagi-cho

Birkett & Holden—414, Chaco Build- Nagasaki

ing, Binondo

Juyco, Yelilla & Co.—416, Heacock Date ToMEikictli—177, Inasa-machi

Building, Esoclta’, Binondo

■Ong Long & Co., Inc.—51, Alhambra, Kaneko Shokai—B,” I r ie-machi

Nakamura; Seikichi—57, Yedo-machi

Ermita

Sobox y Cia—155, Aviles, San Miguel Nippon Asbestos Co.—41, Atago-machi

Takagi Ya SabURo—18, S akum-machi

BUILDING CONTRACTORS AND Nagoya

MATERIALS

JAPAN Nagoya Tekkin Bt.oOk Co.—Toyoda-

cho

OBAYASHi-GUMir^Suihitomo Building

Kobe Shimizu-gpmi Goshi Kaisha 18,

Hattanda Furuwatari

Doi Chisabgrch-^-S, ' Ogawa-dori

j Hosono-guwi—69, - Kano-cho Osaka

I ISHIMATSU DaIRISEKI KqGYO-SHA—27-

165, Arata-cho Ando Shoten—99, Itachibori Kita-

; Kagawa Komuten—63, Susano-dori dori

!; Kansai Sekizai K.K.—2064, Wakino- Asahi Tile Shoten—37, Awabori-cho

» hama-dori Arita Mokusai K.K.—5-10, Isuocho

Kitamura Goshi Kaisha—13, Higure- Awaji Kawara Shokai—2, Shirinashi-

i dori gawa

| Kyokuyo Kenzai Kaisha—107, Kami- Hamada Tekko-sho—510, Kujo Kita-

sawa-dori dori

Nakashima-gumi K.K.—11, Eizawa- Hiraoka Tekko-sha—11, Minami Oka-

cho j ima-cho

( Non a GomeI Kaisha—69, Kyo-machi Horne k Co., Ltd.—14, Imabashi

| Ohkura Doboku K.K.—8, Kaigan- Ishikawa Shokai Kanzai-bu—109, Do-

i, dori jima hama-dori

Shimizu-gumi G.K.—30, Shimoyamate- Kansei Kagaku Kogyo K.K.—14,

’ dori Kyomachrbori

ak Tabayashi

Nbzaki-doriKenchiku Jimusho — 24, Manka Shoten—-1, Izuo Umeno-eho

U Takagi Gumi Kaisha—12’4, Sanban-cho Mannen Slate K.K.—2, iShin-machi

u Uyeda Uichiro—1-97, Tsutsui-cho Maruka Shoten Goshi Kaisha—50,

| Yoshizawa Shoten—1, Minato-cho Kita Horie

Nihon Kenchikushiko—K. K. — 9,

Itachibori Ninami-dori

Hakodate Sanki Kogyo K.K.—21, Bingo-machi

Showa Shokai—22, Umeda-cho

Hattori Chokicki—2, Masago-cho Tanaka Shoji Shoten—19, Edobori

Ihai-gumi--56, Kaisho-cho Minami-cho

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

El 06 BUILDING CONTRACTORS AND MATERIALS

Tori Gomei Kaisha—1, Dojima Ha- Foochow

m^-dori

Yagi Kokichi—965, Inari-ddri

Yamano Yasu Shoten—12, Minami Fukien Construction Bureau

Ikuno-cho

Hankow

Yokohama :

Fukko Ke^oiiiku Josei K.K.—-1, Ise- Andersen,

Clemenceau

Meyer- & Co.—11, Rue

zaki-cho, Arnhold & Co., Ltd.—The Bund, S.

Haraki-gumi—104, Tiorai-cho. A.D. 1

Ohbayashi-gumi K.K.—53, Aioi-cho Carlowttz & Co.—Ta Chi Men

Shimizti-gitmi G. K.—65, Yoshida-chc Mei Chang Hardware Co.—Tai Ping.

Road, S.A.D. 3

KOREA Ming Sons Construction Co.—Hunan

Road, S.A.D.

Siemssen & Co.—Erh Yao Road,

Nagato-gumi, G. K.—16, Kanko-dori. S.A.D. 1

.Sepiil

Ohkura IDoboku K.K.—44, Yamate- Harbin

dori, Seoul

Tada Komusho, G. K.—40, Taihei-

■dori

Toa Doboku Kigyo K.K.—1, Nandai- A.kaya G. Chibunoysky & Co.—3, Kitais-

Street

mon-dori, Seoul Andersen, Meyer Co.—52, - Diago-

nalnaya Street.

CHINA

Canton Hongkong

Baist & Co.—39, Shameen, F.C. Andersen, Meyer & Co., Ltd.—67-69,

CAfeLowiTZ & Co.—230, Shakee Road Black Des Yoeux Road Central

Feld & Co.., Ltd., F.—10, West Bund 10, Icemore House& Street

Blackburn, Ltd.

Rafeek & Co.—71, .British 'Concession" Concrete Products,' Limited—St.

Siemens China Co.—12, French Con- George’s Building

cession Davie, BOag & Co., Ltd.—Queen’s

Building

Dairen Hongkong Engineering , & Construc-

tion Co,, Ltd.—Chung Tin Bldg.

DaidQcGijmi,

dori . G. K.—51, Yamagata- LainessyTo . Constructipn Co,—217, Hen-

Road

Hara-gcmi. G, K.—27, Yawata-oho . Lam Woo is Co.—32, Johnston Road

Okura Doaokr, K. K.-^lS, YRmagata- Lau Tung—Powell’s Building

•cho uil . ■ -,/j B Lee & Oo., Joseph J.—17, Thomson

Toa i)OROKi,‘ K1GY9, K. K.—21,- Higa- Road

shikoon-chp i.ee Ping Hong—52, Des Yoeux

Yoshikawa-gdmi—43, Nishikoen-cho Road Central

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

BUILDING CONTRACTORS AND MATEDIALS E107

Lee Yu Kee—^7, Des Voeux Rd. C. CaUco OitiNA AgeXcy^W, Museum Rd.

Lun Sang Si Co.—French Building Carlowitz- & Co.—670,> SzeehueiY Road

(3rd floor) Cathay- CeramtcsTCo., Inc.—24,- The

She was. Tome's ^'Co.-i-NdtlcHial Barit Bund

Building :i Chang StJts® 1■j£oirr8&

Simplex .Gypsum Peobugts, Ltd.—14, Szechuen Road

Queen’s Road Central Chien Hsin Engineering Co.,

South China Brickworks, Ltd.— G.m.b.H. (Ltd'.)—13s, Kiangse Rd.

Gloucester-Bujlding Duncan & Co.—Hamilton House

Tung Nam Construction Co.—160. Fagan ffi Co;, Ltd.—261, Kiangse Road

Lockhart Road

Vibro Piling Co., Ltd.—York Build- Hsin Heng & Co. 80,‘ Avenue

Edwardr Til

ing, Chater Road

Yes Sang Tai & Co.—353, Hennessy Road oo REALfY-^o.—505, Honan

Hsin W

Road

Yeung, Fat &[ Co.—Kayamally Bldg. Jardine . EngineeringaJ.Coeporation,

The—8a, Yuen Ming Yuen Read

Yue Sang ,Cp.—34, Queen’s Ro^d Jardine, Matheson Co., Ltd.—27,

<5entr&I The Bund

Krivoss, B.—283, Szechuen Road

Mukden Kunst and Albers—^, Szechuen Rd.

National Construction Commission—

Andersen, Meyer & Co.— 8, Museum Road

Arnhold & Co.— New Shanghai \C:b%sTRiUCTjoN Co.—S.

Carlowitz & Co.—M), San Djin Loo Reuter, 179-S.S. 12, Cohubli^ht’ Road'-

Engel, Max M. Kr'ockelmann & Co.—4'52,

Larsen & Trock—40, Naniwa-dori Kiangse Road '

Marcks, Lothar- -She I. Wei Lou R! ELLY, ’ Simmons-A-AIilne—91, Peking

Road jsY'GdewoS

Shanghai yi3R0.._PiLiNG Co., Ltd.—

Peiping 220, Szechueu Road

f Ai Chong-'A N‘fnk;ng ,^pad

Basel & Frey—63a, Ta Tang Chia Telge Road

and Schroeter—212, Szechuen

Hutung

China Radiator Co.—311, Chao Yang j Zee & Sons, W. Zl—A. 1299, Broadway

Man’ Street

Engineering Practice — 11, Fang j Tientsin

Chih Hutung

Siemens China Co,_ — 41, Teng Shih

Kou Blakeney & Co., J. D.—143, Elgin

Avenue

Shanghai BrOSSard Mopin—110, Rue de France

Carlowitz & Co.—140-144, Taku Rd.

Andersen, Meyer & Co., Ltd.—4-8, China American Trading Corpn.—

Rue de France

Yuen Ming Yuen Road

Corinth

Anglo-Chinese Building Cc. — 39a, Wilson Street & Seidel—192, Woodrow

Canton Road

Arnhold & Co., Ltd.—1, Nanking Fobes lard

& Co., Ltd.—99, Rue du Chey-

Road

* Building Supplies, Ltd.—109, Sassoon Hayes Engineering : Corporation—49,

House Taku Road

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E108 BUILDING CONTRACTORS AND MATERIALS

Hua Shbng Co.—80, Kotobuki Road Fogden, Brisbane & Co., Ltd.—550, ]

Havelock Road

Kapostin & Co.—10, Wogack Road Hinhede

Kessler & Co., H.T.—Corner of Race- Keng Lee && Co., Ltd.—P.O. Box 27G

Co.—10, Robinson Road

course Road and Bureau Street

Nicol & Co.—Shansi Road Kwan Chew Kee—3, Jolan Klapa

Moulton (Eastern), Ltd. — Union i

Tsingtao Building

Simplex Concrete Piles—Union Bldg

Deh Dji Construction Co. — 43, bers Sternberg & Co.—28, Raffles Cham-

Kuangsi Road

Penang

Weihaiwei

Alexandra Brickworks, Ltd. — Mer-

Weihaiwei Land and Building Co., cantile Bank Building

Ltd. Guthrie & Co., Ltd.—35, Weld Quay

Waugh & Co., Ltd., Henry—33, Beach

SIAM Street

Bangkok Selangor

Kenneison Bros.,

International Engineering Co., King Chong & Cor—30, Ltd.

Inc. —P.O. Box 39 Old Market

Square, Kuala Lumpur

NETHERLANDS INDIA Planters’

1 Stores & Agency Oq., Ltd.

—P.O . Box 288, Kuala Lumpur

Sourabaya Perak

N. V. Ligtvoet’s Fabrieken van Lindeteves-Stokvis (Inc. D.E.L.)—

Bouwmaterialen—Ngagel 3 Brewster Road, Ipoh

Young, C. H.—7, Hale Street, Ipoh

MALAYA

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

Singapore

Manila

Alexandra Brickworks, Ltd. — c/o

The Borneo Co., Ltd.

Adamson, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd.— American -Hardware and Plumbing: t,

Co.—101-107, Echiague, Sta. Cruz Y v

Hong Kong Bank Building

Borneo Trading Co., Ltd.— Atlantic

SumatraRoad

41, Robinson

Gulf m Pacific Co. of-j

Manila—P.O. Box 626

Chin Ho & Go.—9, Philip Street Building Services, In'c.—308, Kneed- l

ler Building

ORAid & Co., Ltd.—Union Building Choy & Co., S. C.—672, Juan Luna L

Eastern Import and Export Co.—40, Co Seteng & Co., Eduardo—602-601

High Street Tanduay, Quiapo

FongHin &. G. H. Watts Co.- Enrique C. Sto. Tomas—P.O, Box

64, Wallich Street 2988

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

BUILDING CONTRACTORS-CARPETS AND RUGS E109

Engineering Equipment & Supply BUTTON FACTORIES' (see Page B3)

Co., Inc.—P.O. Box 2128

Farre Engineering Development Co. CAFES, ETC.—(See under Hotels)

—Crystal Arcade Building, Esoolta

Findley Engineer and Construction CAN FACTORIES (see Page B3)

Oo., Inc.—425, Heacock Building CANNED GOODS FACTORIES (see

Gordon, John—Layva. Buildin,g

Gotauco & Oo., Inc. — 214, Soler, Page B3)

Binondo CARPETS AND RUGS

Jose Angel—122-124, M. de Binondo'

(Transportation) JAPAN

Lim Chico—2510, F. Hurtas, Sta.

Cruz Kobe

Lime Kilns, Inc.—99, Cristobal Street

Manila Builders Corporation — Imai Tokutaro Shoten—137, Moto-

411, Heacock Building machi

Misamis Construction—514, Aviles, Tamba-ya Shoten—8, Motomachi

Sian Miguel

Norton

KneedlerandBuilding, Co.—^410-420, Yamada & Tanaka Co.—50, Ura-machi

HarrisonCarrido

Philippine Cork and Insulation Co., CHINA

The—308-310, Heaoock Building, Es-

colta, Binondo Hongkong

Philippine Steelhouse Inc. — 300, Arts & Crafts, Ltd.—44, Des Voeux

Dewey Building

Raymond Concrete Piles—Room 402, Road Central

China Bank Building Fook Weng & Co.—China Building

Reyes & Co.,' Florence—424, Azcar- Jade Tree, Ltd.—Gloucester Building

naga, San Nicholas Arcade

Russell, C.—P. O. Box 1009 Lane, Crawford & C». — Exchange

-Santiago Bros.—707, Azcarraga, Ton- Building

do Little Shop, The—Gloucester Build-

Simeon O. Scan—324, Echague, Sta. ing

Cruz Orient Rug Co., Ltd.—218, Nathan

Tan C. Tee & Co.—530-544, Aviles, San Road

Miguel Pavri & Sons, K. S.—32, Wyndkam

Tay Jay Co.—734, Echague, San Street

Miguel

Tolentino, J. S.—1938, Herran, Paco Sincere Co.—Des Voeux Road Central

Tolentino, Claro E. — 43, Santos? Sun Co.—Des Voeux Road Central

Swatow Lace Go., Ltd.—16, Pedder

Building Street

Tuason e Huos, O.—'1174-1188, Agno, Whiteway Laidlaw & Co.—Des Vceux

Mai ate Road Central

Tulabut, Rufino—873, Pdlomar, Ton- Wing On Co.—207, Des Veeux Road

do

Uy Chaco Sons & Co., Inc., Mariano Central

— 25-37, Plaza Cervantes Peiping

V1EGLEMANN, SCHAROEDER & Co., liW.—

456-466, Dasmarinas, Binondo

Wilson & Co., Inc., Fred—£3-55, Bar- Eastern

Chien

Rug Co.—2, Kwan Tung

acca

Yuson and Manaloto—428, Rizal, iSta. I Fette Rug Co., Fed. Inc.—8, Tung

Tan Erh T’iao Hutung

Cruz

 CLAtSSIFIED list of trades

Kl,iO CARPET AND RUG MERCHANTS (CHINA)

Haekmack & Co.—125, Soochow Hu- Whiteway, king RoadLaidlaw & Co.—30, Nan-

tung ' ‘

Hen nine &• Oo., A.C.—15, Wai ’Chao Wing On Co.—551, Nanking Road

Pu

Jen Dii COiv Thk-^-78, RAe tie Franefi Tientsin

Kai Yuen Woollen and Carpet Fac-

tory—81, Ean-man Hutung '

Shoemaker Art Looms—^3, Hsi Avanozian & Son—32, Bristow, Road

Tsung Pu Hutung Barkovitch &■ Co., H.—136, Bristow

Road

Sullivan ffi Co.—*1,' Morrison Street Bergers’ Enterprises, Ltd.—108, Ta-

ku Road

Shanghai Bubesko & Co., S. O.—17, Graiystohe

Yillas, Barracks Road

Arts & Crafts—190, Bubbling Well China-Ameeican

—Rue de FranceFhading Corpration

Road '

Bingoya & Co.—K2265, Bopne Road China Carpet Trading Co.—55, Rue

BrowMk^ Hill Cot—218‘ /Szechuen de Verdun

<0g '■° J AH AY A1 * AUAMA X Churchill Carpet Co. - 17, Cantofi

Central AsTa tCdt, Ltd.—123a, Sey- Road

mour Road Comfort■ Company, The—285, ' Hua-

China Art Rug Co.—<509, Bubbling Ying-Hsi-Li, Eastbourne Road

Well Road Eastern Rug Co.—8, Lin Ho'Li, B.

Elbrook, Inc.—50, ‘ Peking Road C. - ' ■■

Esko C0.--4S2, Kiangse Road Elbrook, Inc.—31-47, Davenport Rd.

Fette PfiPiN-G.

J , Rugs—49, ,h(ian,king Fairchild &' Co.—169, Taku Road

Road ' . ‘ ’' Gershevich Brothers—13, Victoria

Colden Dragon Rug 'Cot—4I7b, Rub- Terrace

bling ^ Well Road Greenland; & Sons—57, Rue Henry

Creat iSToRTHERN Carpet t,t Co.—437, Bourgeois y

Bubbling Well Road Hackmack & Co.—11, Lapteff Road

Hall & Holtz, Ltd.—31, Nanking Hall & Holtz— IT, Victoria Road

Road Hua Kuang Trading Corporation—

Horn &'Nobbins—Iq, The Bund !73a, Tunbridge Road

Rung I- Cheng—391, Bubbling Well Hua Mao Trading Co.—8, Lin Hd Li

Road Isawa & Co., K.—140, Victoria Road

Lane, Crawford, Ltd.—23v Nanking Jen Li :Go..-p78y; Rue de • France

Road , ,

North China Rug Co,—-5,85i Bubbling Earagheusian American Corporation

—136, Rue Pasteur

Well Road

Oriental Rug- Co.—309, Bubbling Kleeman & Co.—5‘, Woodrow Wilson

Well Road Malkassian, S—8, Rue Henry Bour-

geois

Ouskouli, M. H. A.—451, Kiangse Mentrup Cp C. J.—29, Canton Road

Road p

Peh Yang Carpet Co.—45, Yates Road MichaelianChing Liu

&. Kohlberg —16, Lui

Shainin & Co., I.—11, Choufoong Nichols Super-Yarn . and Carpets—

Road 104, Taku Road

Sincere Co., Ltd.—560, Nanking Road Oriental Rug Co. — 399, Bubbling

Sun Ling & Co.—1188, Avenue Road Well Road

Sun Sun & Co.—670, Nanking Road Rabben & Co.—144, Bristow Road

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

CARPETS AND RUGS-CEMENT MERCHANTS Em

Rendall & Co.^-a?, Rufi de PAmiraute InQuye Ronnosuke Shoten—*>5, Sakae-

Reuter, Brockelmann & Co.—29, Con- machi

sular Road Kitaura Y.eizo Shqten—23, Tamon-

Shantung Silk & Lace Co. —Taku Nishii dori

Road KtjnijIro ShOten—24, Ashi-

Shingming Trading Co.—Corney, of hara-dori

Taku and Bruce Roads V——T— Tff'TOH't , ;i.

Standard Carpet and Export Co.-r- Moji

108,' Rue du Baron Gros

Tashjian,. O. H.—131, Rue Pasteur

Tientsin Carpet Cleaning Co.—252- Asano Cement. K. K.—Shirokisaki-cho

Hokoku Cement K.K.—Nishi Hon-

2.55, Tak.u Road machi

Twyford & Co.—113, Rue Chuylard ITbe Cement Seizo K.K.—D^imai

Building

Tsingtao

Tsingiao' Carpet1 Factory, The—43, Nagoya

Kuangsi Road

Asano Cement K.K.—Shin Yanagi-

Tsinan machi, Naka-ku

Hokoku Cement Works, Ltd.—<5, Dye

machi, Minami-ku

Rubant. Francis W.—40, Sixth Main Mikawa Cement K.K.—Minami Otsu-

Street maohi, . Naka-ku

Oita-Cement K.K.—Itab'ashi-cHo, Na-

SIAM ka-ku

Onoda Cement Manufacturing Co.—

Bangkok Atsuta Higashimachi.

Barrow, Brown & Co., Ltd.—Tapan Osaka

Hua Takay

Dhrtstiani and Nielsen (Siam), Ltd. Asano Cement K.K.—291, Tsumori-

cho

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Asano Portland Cement Co.—313, Do-

jima Building

Manila Hamaguichi Shoten—12^, Kitahorie-

cho

Hokoku Cement Co.—1, Koraibashi

Nichols Super Carpets and Peking Kenchiku

Rug&—18a. Mahini Zairyo Goshi Kaisha—1,

Minami Horie-cho ’

;Persian Qarpet HOUSEI---49, Espoita Matsumoto Yojiro—49, Edobpri 1 SKi-

mo-dor i agokO

CEMENT MANUFACTURERS AND Neo Cement K.K.—13, Tamae-cho

DEALERS Oita Cement'K.K.—1, Sdze-cho

JAPAN Osaka Yogyo CemCnt K.K.—2, Minami

Okajima-cho

ToaTaishu

Cement K.K.—1-178,, Platsushima,

sniblina Kobe

Tosa. Cement K.K.—2^, , Kitahorie>

BiKNiE, Leonard—45, Nakaraachi ' Nishi-k'u " ‘ J "rr tp

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TBADES

E112 CEMENT MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS

Ube Cement Seizo K.K.—Esho Build- Hongkong

ing, Nakanoshima

Bradley & Co.—Prince’s Building

Shidzuoka Castle Peak Ceramic Co.—53, Con-

naught Road Central

Hida Shoten—65, Shimo Uo-machi Green Island Cement Co. Ltd.

—Exchange Building

Sakura Tokichi—Sakae machi Intern a’tional Trading Co. —China

Building

Shimonoseki Japan-China-India Co.—Bank of Can-

ton Building

Onoda Cement Co.—Onoda-cho, Asa- Jardine,

Street

Matheson & Co.—Pedder

gun Mitsui Bussan Kaisha — Prince’s-

Building

Tokyo Ross & Co., Alex—[Prince’s Building

Sloe, des Ciments Portland Artifi-

Asano,Cement K.K.—Kaijo Building, ciels de l’Indochine—7, Queen’s

Marunouchi Road Central

Iwaki Cement K.K.--—2, Marunouchi South China Brickworks, Ltd.—

Gloucester Building (2nd floor)

Mikawa Cement K.K.—6, Edofcashi- Warren & Co., C. E.—China Build-

cho ing

Oita Cement

Building, K.K.—Marunouchi

Kojimachi-ku

Ube Cement K.K.—Mitsubishi 21-go- Macao

kan, Marunouehi

Green Island Cement Co., Ltd.

CHINA Shanghai

Amoy Andersen, Meyer & Co.—4-, Yuen

Ming Yuen Road

Lingson Engineering & Trading Co. Chee Hsin Cement Co.—38, Avenue

—Waterworks Building Edward VII

China Portland Cement Co.—62,

Dairen Kiangse Road

Elliston, Pugh & Co.—24, Yuen

Ming Yuen Road

A

S CEMENT K‘ K-~111’ Yamagata- Glanzmann, Fco.—38, Canton Road

Onoda Cement Co., Ltd.—Chow-shui- Jacks & Co., Wm.—1, Hongkong Road

Malcolm & Co., Ltd.—58, Szechuen

Szu Road

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.—2, Kiu-

Hankow kiang Road

Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha—9, Canton

Chee Hsin Cement Co.—4, Poa Wah Road

Lie Racine & Co.—Glen Line Building

Jardine, Matheson & Co.—The Bund, Shanghai Portland Cement Works,

S.A.D. 3 Ltd.—-30, Avenue Edward VII.

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

CEMENT—GEEMICALS AND DRUGS Elia

ScHiEREJsr Go., C. A.—23/25, Nirigpo Ho Hong Portland Cement Works—

Road 61, Chulia Street

Zee Hung Tai—374, Markham Road McAlister & Co., Ltd.—Gresham

Zee & Sons—A1299, Broadway House, Battery Road

Swatow PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

Jardine Matheson & Co., Ltd.—P.0 Manila

Box 66

Bazar Siglo XX., Central Office—

Tientsin 101-113, Plaza del Condi;

Cebu Portland' Cement 06'.—Insular

Life

Chee Hsin Cement Co.—Taku Road Cham Samco Building, Lscolta

Comfort Company, The—285, East- & Sons—3C6, Sto. Cristp

boure Road, B.C. Hope Manufacturing Co.—14th, Ave.

Harper & Co., Ralph—Robert Dollar and ‘5th

Building Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Limited—

Hua Sheng Co.—80, Kotobuki Road National City Bank Bldg., Binondo

Jardine, Matheson & Co.—Victoria National Development Co.—Ayunta-

mienta, Intramuros

Road

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.t—1, Ya- Reyes & Co., Florencio—424, Azcar-

raga, San Nicolas

maguichi Read

Perrin-Cooper & Co.—Consular Road Rizal Cement Factory—8, M. de

Racine & Cie.—8, Rue Henry Bour- Banco Nacional, Binondo

geois Simeon O., Suan—324, Echague

Ynchausti & Co.—845, M. de la In-

INDOCHINA dustria, San Nicolas

Haiphong Cebu

Societe Des Ciments Portland Cebu Portland Cement Co.—Corner

: Artificiels de I’lndochine Gonzalez Street & Comercio

Societe Indochinoise du Cements

; Fondu Lafarge CHEMICAL FACTORIES {see Page

B5)

SIAM

CHEMICALS AND DRUGS

Bangkok

JAPAN

East Asiatic Co., Ltd., The

^ Siam Cement Co., Ltd., The Kobe

MALAYA Akakabe Pharmacy—133, Motomachi-

dori

Singapore Bayer Meister Lucuis Y. G. K.—11,

Sakake-machi dori

East Asiatic Co., Ltd.—3, Raffles Brunner Mond and Co.—72, Kyo-

Quay machi

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

El 14 CHEMICAL AND DRUG MERCHANTS (JARAN)

Du Posfx de Nemoues & Co., Inc., E. Moeimachi

Shokai; Gomei Kaisha—Bojo-

1.—72, Kyo-machi Nippon Shinyaku Co.^Mibu Shimo

Fujita SeixaEo—1, Niban-cho Mizo-cho

Funai Shoten—35, Moto-machi Radium Chemical . Co.- - Karasuinaru-

Goto-Denshin K.K.—1, Yakumi-dori dori

Hankuyu Phaemacy—28, Kamitsukin Teihoku Denkwa KaiSha—Nakura-cho

Hotei-ya Phaemacy—100, Moto-machi

Ishihaea Yexju-do—89, Nishiyanagi- Kyushu

wara

Iwata Juzendo—117, Kano-cho Kakata PHARMACy—Higashi Nakasu-

I waxa Shoten—142, Susano-cho cho

Kiein-do Phaemacy—14,, Kitauagasa- Kameya Honten—Nishiga.saki-chc

dori Kawaguichi-ya , Phaemacy—1, Kura-

Kobayashi Keisuke—35, Naka-machi moto-cho

Kobe Eisei Phaemacy—1, Niban-cho

Kumochi Phaemacy—130, Kumochi- Nagasaki

bashi-dori

Minatogawa Phaemacy—847, Mizuki- Benkei-do—.49, Daikoku-machi

dori Fukushima Kozo—6, Shinchi-machi

Nagaoka Shoten—Isogami-dori

Nanei Boyeki K.K.t-40, Sakae-machi IIiEAsiKi Moichi—Moto'Daiku

National Aniline & Chemical Go.. Shinsei-do—29, Kaj iyk-machi

U.S.A.—05, Naiiiwa-machi

Nippon Shono K.K.—127, Moto-maehi Nagoya

Saisei Shonq K.K.—31, Wakinohama-

cho sjtsiuo ' ; i - , ; : Aoki & Co.-r54, Suehiro-cho

Sanseido—134, Moto-machi Dai-Ichi Kogyo Seiyaku K.K.—Mina-

Sibee, Hegnee & Go*, Ltd.—108, Ito- mi-Sotobori-cho .

machi Murakami Shoten—Ofuna-cho

Takeda Gomei Kaisha—5, Kaigan- Seyei Goshi Kaisha—Higashi Yoshino;

dori cho - .

Tsujimoto Uichieo Suoten—3, Sakae- Tokai Seiyaku Kaisha—68, Karima

machi mi chi Higashi-cho :

Yazawa Shoten—4, Hachiman-dori

Hakodate Osaka

Hokushin-do—31, Tsuroka-cho Asahi Shokai—559,: Naukai-dori

Ikkan-do—64, Jizo-cho Asahi Seiyaku Gomei Kaisha—117,

Kueosaki Kenji—56, Suehiro-cho Shibata-machi

Shikasaki Komei Kaisha—36, Jizo- Brunner, MoNt> & Co. — Konoike

cho Building -

Dai Ichi Setyaku K.K.—25, Hirano-

cho

Kyoto Dai Nippon Setyaku K.K.—14, Kita-

hama, Higashi-ku

Dai-Ichi Kogyo: Seiyaku K.K.—Sem- Liebeeman, Waelckli & , ,C.o.—Kita-

bonminami-iru, Hichijo-dori . • haua

 CLASSI FI KI) LIST OF TRADES

CHEMICAL AND DRUG MEReEAXTS (JAPAN—FOR FA) L115-

Makuishi Pharmaceuticaj, Co.—39, Denki Kagaku Kogyo Kaisha, Ltd.—

Awa j ima-machi Katakura Building, Tatami-cho

AIorishitA' 06., H.—543, Tamahori- Doitsu'

kadori

S'ENRYu GokEi Kaisha—2, Na-

cho

Nagase & Co., .-Ltd., [D.—Itaohibori Furido Shokai—P O. Box 8

Minami-dori Hosm Seiyaku Kaisha , Ltd.—326,:

Naniwa Seiyakd K.K.—24, Tonya- Kirigaya, Osaka-cho

machi Hospital Supply .Co,—6, Yamamoto-

Osaka Seiyakxj K.K.—16, Doshu-do cho, Kojimachi

Sanyo Seiyaku Gomei KaiSha—21, Katow & Co. —2, TIon-cho

Suguhara-dori Konishi Seiyaku G.K.—781, Ikebu-

Siber Hegner •& Cd., Ltd.—21, Ima- kuro Nishi Sugamo

bashi Konishi ^Shinbei-, iSpoteN)—N ihonbashi

Society of Chemical Industry in Nippon Chemical Industry Co., Ltd.

Basle—-55, Kawara-machi —200, Kamedo-cbo

Tanimura Umekichi—1-260, Shikanji- Nippon Roche K. K.--3, Kobikicho ,

ma-machi

Toyo Seiyaku Boeki K.K.—40,' Doshu- Sangoku Boyeki K.K.—14, Yumi-cho

Society of Chemical Industry in

cho Basle—labaaguibhi Building

Yamada Yasutami—8, Minami Kyuho-

ji-chp

Yokohama

Shidzuoka

Ahrens & Cp.—43, Yamashita-qiio

Ichikawa Gomei Kaisha.—38,- SJiiehe- Hattori Shoten—31, Onoe-pho .

ken-cho Hill Pharmacy—127, Motomachi ■

; Hozaki ShSoten—38,: Abe-cho Maruzen & Co.—34, Benten-dori

[ Uemasa Ssioten- 2, Y uki-ch‘o Nagaoka Sasuke Shotkn-^9, Quoe-cb(> .

Seike Sekaido Pharmacy—43, Matsu-

Shimonoseki gae-cho

Siber, Hegner & Co„ Ltd. — 90a,

Yaina.sbita-cho

i Isobe Tomiro—Nishinabe-cho Tokai Yakuhin,; K.K.—47,; Ohgita-dio

Kame-ya—Nishinohashi-cho Yokohama Dispensary G.K.—156, Ya-

[ Shuho-do—Misakmocbb mashita-cho

I Tsuchitani Pharmacy—Nakano-cho

KOREA

Arai Pharmacy—118, Nandaimon-dori

I Bayer Meister Lucie's, Y.G.K.—Yaesu Seoul

Building Bennett & Co.—’Chemulpo

Brett’s Hospital Pharmacy -4, Owari- Chosen iSeiyaku K.K.—58, Hasegawa-

r cho < ’ cho, Seoul

| Brunner, Mond & Co.—-1, Uchisaiwai- Dai-Ichi Yaklhin ' K.K,—61, Shora

||: Chiyoda

^ Seiyaku K.K.—1494, t.o'f 7» Nakano,

Seoul

FuJisvwa Tomokishi—42, Sdishomon-

! Tokyo-fu cho, Seoul

: Dai .Nippon. Seiyaku Kaisha, Ltd.—4, Kimura Shinzaburo'— 126, Hdn-cho,

\ lioii-cho Seoul

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

El 16 CHEMICAL AND DRUG MERCHANTS (CHINA)

Kitajima Pharmacy — 12, Hon-cho, Imperial Chemical Industries

(China), Ltd.—196, Yamagata-dori

Seoul

Severance Wholesale Medical Supply Shimamatsu & Co.—20, Kanbu-dori

Co.—115, Nandaimon-dori, Seoul

Tanaka & Co., ¥.—Fusan Foochow

Yamagishi Tenyu-do—74, Asahi-cho,

Seoul Associated Products Co.—

CHINA Imperial Chemical Industries

(China), Ltd.—Kwong Yin Ching,

Amoy N an tai

Leadman & Co., Ltd.

Hope Co.

Imperial Chemical Industries Hankow

(ChiHa), Ltd.—P.O. Box 61

Anglo-Chinese Dispensary—7, Sing

Canton Seng Road

Baist & Co.—39, Shameen, F.C. Deutsche Farben H G. Waibel & Co.

—S.A.D. 1

Chung Mei Drug . Co.—9, Tai Ping Du Pont de Nemours, Inc. E. L—

Road 23, Tung Ting Road

Goeke & Co., A.—JSS, Brit. Concession Fuhrmeister & Co.—37, Han Chung

Imperial Chemical Industries Road

(China), Ltd.—46, Central Avenue, Hankow Chemical Laboratory—50,

Shameen Rue Dautremer

Pharmacie Franco-Cantonaise — 16, Hwa Chang Co., Ltd., The—9, Dahlia

The Bund Building, Hunan Road

Rafeek & Co.—71, British Concession

Reuter, Brookelman & Co. Imperial Chemical Industries

(China), Ltd.—62, Hunan Road

Schmidt & Co.—20, Ching Yuan Maloo Mee-Yeh Handels Compagnie — 13,

Chefoo Tungting Road

National Aniline & Chemical Co.—7,

Imperial Chemical Industries Russian Bund

(China), Ltd.—1, Customs Read

Harbin

Chungking

Deutsche - Farben - Handelsgesell- Druggist Company—6,Sveznaya

Agafuroff Bros.—41, Street

Aptekarskaya

schaft, Waibel & Co.—Young Bros. Street

Building

Imperial Chemical Industries FarRusskaya Eastern Drug Trading Co.—18,

Street

(China), Ltd.—Tai Ping Tu, Nan

Sao Imperial Chemical Industries

(China), Ltd.—P.O. Box 206

Dairen Klarer, W. L.—1, Birjevaya Street

Leineweber, W.—20, Koreiskaya St.

Hamasaki & Co.—135, Yamagata-dori Lemente

Mammo Kogyo K. K.—67, Yamagata- kaya Street & Co., Harry—153, Kitais-

dori Schmidt Shoten—152, Kitaiskaya

^Nippon Beiyaku Kaisha—147, Naniwa^

cho Skoblin Co.—31, Konmaya Street

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF* TRADES

•CHEMICAL AND DRUG MERCHANTS (HONGKONG—PEIPING) E117

Hongkong Oriental Trading Co.—6, Queen’s

Road Central

Andeesbn, Meyee & Co—67, Des Pacific Building

Alkali Co., Ltd.—Asia Life

Vceux Road Central

Beadley & Co.—Prince’s Building Sander, Wieler & Co.—French Bank

China Ageicultueal Development Building

Co., Ltd.—8, Des Voeux Road C. Schmidt & Co.—Gloucester Building

China Biochemical Co. — 80, Des Shewan, Tomes & Co.-National Bank

Building

Voeux Road C.

Colonial Dispensaey — Gloucester Shing Chai Tong—180, Queen’s Road

Building Central

Deutsche Faeben Handelsgessells- Shou Sai Toa Drug Store—80,

chaft Waibel & Co.—Prince’s Bldg Queen’s Road Central

Economical Teading Co.—P.0 Box Society of Chemical Industry in

285 Basle—c/o Arnhold & Co.

Eletchee & Co.—Asiatic Building Upjohn Co., The—China Bldg.

Fong Vit-Alexin (China), Lin.-r-Exchange

ing Beothees & Co.—‘China Build- Building

PTaedivilliees & Cie—Asia Life Bldg. World Drug Co., The—160 Des Voeux

Imperial Chemical Industries Road Central

(China), Ltd.—12, Pedder Street

Inteenational Trading Co.—42, Elgin Macao

Street

Ito & Co., G.—4a, Des Vceux Road Tackson Medicine Co.—338, Rua dos

Mercadores

Central

-Johnson & Co., R.—'David House

Kung Sum Ckai—380, Reclamation Mukden

Street

Kwong Sang Hong, Ltd.—250, Des Betines & Co.—Outside Big West

Vceux Road Central Gate

Kwong Geessee, Ch.—60, Ta Hsi Pien Men

ing Sing Cheong—Prince’s Build- Wai

Loxley & Co., W. R.—York Building

Luk Hoi Tong Co., Ltd.—293, Des Peiping

Vceux Road Central

Maison F. Mathietj Soc.—Asiatic American Drug Store—94, Hatamen

Building Street

Mercantile Printers’ Supply Co., Bertram, R.—6, Legation Street

The—18, Lee Yuen Street West

Mitsiti Bussan Kaisha — Prince’s Betines & Co., S. J.—Hatamen Str.

Bielfeld & Sun—6, Legation Street

Building

Moses & Co., Ltd., N. ,S.—17, Queen’s Deutsche Farben Handelsgesells-

chaft Waibel & Co.—21, Gan Mien

Road Central Hutung

Mut Wah Hong—r76, Des Vceux Road' European

National AnilineBuilding,

U.S.A.—King’s & Chemical Co., —42, TengandShih

Connaught

American Drug Store

K’ou

Road Hackmack & Co.—125, Soochow Hu-

National Drug Co., of China, The— tung

24, Des Voeux Road Central Imperial Chemical Industries

N. V. Overzeesche Kali Exort Mu Hutung (China), Ltd.—52, Tung Tang Tsz

—1, Chater Road

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

EU8 CHEMICAL AXD DRUG MERCHANTS (SHANGHAI;

SacterCo.—3, Chin Ya Huturig Du Pont de Nemours A Co., E. I.— I

Schmidt & Co.—1, Hsi Taiig Tsn Hu- 3, Canton Road

tung r. Eagle Drug Co., Inc.—639, Szechuen.. j

Road

Newchwang Eastern Trading Go‘., (China), Ltd.—

3,- Hankow Road

Du Pont de Nemours A Co., Inc., E. ■ Eickhoff A Co.—451-, Kiangse Road

1.—Park Road Far Eastern Drug Trading Co.—9a, '

National Aniline & Chemical i Do. Hankow Road

Foster-McClellan

Road Qo.—489, Kiangse-

Shanghai Frost, Bland . A Co.—6, Szechuen

Allen & Hanburys, Ltd.—110' Han- Road

kow Road F.ULfORD Co., Ltd. G. T.—451, Kiang-

American Drug GU—40( Nanking Rd. se Road

American' Asiatic Trading Co.—6A, GABBOTT-;A-

guerre Co., F, R.—70,, Rue La-

Hongkong Road

American Trading Co.—3} Cauton Road A Co., G.—73, Nanking

Gmehling

Road

Andersen, Meyer & Co.-—4’ Yuen Hachiya A Co.—9,A, Hankow; Road

Ming Yuen Road Hamilton, Ltd., James—38, - Avenue

Anglo-Chinesk

44i8, Honan Road Dispensary, Ltd. — Edward YH

Hammond A Co., F. W.—29, Szechuen.

Arai & Co,—12, Hankow Road Road |

Behn Meyer China Co. —431, Kiangse i Hutchinson-Bell,

Road

Inc. — 14, Haskell

Road

Blickle Ross A, Cd»—19, Kiukiang Hsin Yuen Co.—10, Kiangse Road j

Road Ideal Co., Ltd. — 723, Chung Hwa

BRADLEY A Qp.—12, ■ Thp Bund Road

Burroughs, Wellcome A Co. — 5, Imperial Chemical Industries

Hongkong Road, (China), Ltd,—133,, Szechuen Road

Carlowitz A Co.—220, Szechuen Road International Food and Drug Co.—

Chemical Works Gedeon Richter—20, 71, Kiuochow Road

Museum Road Jtq Co., Ltd., G.—130, Kiangse Road j

Cheong Co., WAY.—V Foochow Road Kiangsu Chemical; Works—Hoochow

China, Educational . 'Supply Associa- Creek, Near Ferry Road

tion—406, Foochow Road Kobayashi Yoko—36, Canton Road

China Export-Import and Hank Cq. Kofa American Drug Co. -120, Nan-

—13&/ 'Kiaiigse Road king Road

Coates A Son—112, Szechuen Road Kuhlmann (Etab.), Paris—68, Sze-

Continental'Chemical A Drug Sup* chuen Road

plies; Ltd.—74, Szechuen Road Kunst A Albers—‘110, Szechuen Road j

DaiDo Yoshiten--Ido, Kiangse Road Lilly A Co., Eli—316, Kiangse Road.

Delbouiigo A Co.—452, Kiangse Road Lion CJo., M.—24,' The Bund

Deutsche Farben Handelsgesellschaft Mactavish A Co.—1, 'North Soochow

(Waibel A .Co.)—68, Szechuen Re ad Road

Deutsche Stickstoff H. G. Krauch Major Bros.—23, Ferry Road

A Cp.,—Szechuen Road McKesson A Robbins, Inc.^SS,• -Tien-

Dixon A Cq.—3, Hongkong Road I dong Road

Dodavell A Co.—1, Canton Road Medicon, Ltd. S. A.—6, Kiangse Rd. ;

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

CHEMICAL AND DRUG MERCHANTS. ICHI^A) El 19

Mee-Ye;h , Handels Compagnie — 16, Swatow

Canton Road

Mulfokd Co., H.K.--22, Museum Dunfold & Co., Ltd.

Road Imperial Chemical Industries

Mustard & Co., Ltd.-^S, Museum . (China), Ltd.—P.O. Box 50

Road

National Aniline & • Chemical Co.— Tientsin

15, Museum Road Bielfeld & Sun—52, Taku Road

Papke, Davis & .Co.—8, Yuen Ming' Betines & Go.—32, Woodrow Wilson

Yuen Road Street

Poo Wei Chemical Works—700,- Rue' Bremen Colonial & China Trading

Lafayette Co.—S^.Qorso Vittorio Emanuelle

Racine CO., ■LtD.^—'GIen Line Build- China Export-Import and Bank Con—

ing Shou An Street „„

Reiss & Co., Hugo—9, Foochow Road China Industrial & Chemicals Works

Reliance Trading Co.—98, Peking —63, Davenport . Road

Road China Northern Corporation—47-55,

Sasaki .<& Co.—22, Siking Road Rue de Paris

ScHEitiNGs, Ltd.—-19, Yuen -Ming Yuen Deutsche Earben Handelsgesellschaft

—13, Hua An Road

Road

Schqloten, H.—19, Kiukiang, Road Du Pont DE Nemours & Co.—52, Taku

Schmidt & Co.—Sassoon Arcade, Nan- Getz Road

king Road : Bros. & Co.—129, Rue du Baron

Siemssen & Co.—451, Kiangse Road Gros.'

Simm6ns & Co.—17, Peking Road Hackmack & Co.—11, Lapteff RoacT

Sing Lee po.—14, Museum Road Harper &. rCo., Ralph—Rue ..Pasteur

iSLOiffe & Co., Ltd.—7, Hankow Road Imperial Chemical Industries

(China), Ltd. 7, Rue de France .

SocIetv of ’ Chemical Industry in" Kashimura & Co,—rl4, Asahi Hqad

Basle—2A, Riukiang Road Meyer & Co.,; E,—Harbin Koad

S^Lard" Drug Co.—11, Fukiep'Rd. National Aniline and Chemical Co.—

Telge & Schroeter—212, Szechuen 56, Rue de 1’Amiraute

Road Pacific Alkali Go., Ltd.—Chiu Ta

United Drug Co.—410, Rue du Con- Building, .1, Rue J Fontainier

sulat Schmidt & Co.—52 ,‘Taku Road

Unkel, 11. J.—238, Seymour Road S lEMSsJiijf' &. Co.-HlS, TakU Road

Wah Chang Trading Corporation—60, Walte & Co.,’ Succrs.--186, Bristow

Ningpo Road: Road

Warner & Co., Inc., W. R.—3, :Can-

. tqn Road Tongku

Watson & Co., A. S.—25, Nanking Pacific Alkali Co.

I . Road

\ Williams’ Medicine Co., Dr:—45i, Tsingtao

' Kiangse Road

| Yangtze Import Co.—128, Miuseum Imperial Chemical Industries

f Hoad • (China), Ltd.—^8, Kwantao Road

■ Zeller, Max—36, Jinkee Road Phoenix Chemical Co.,—28, Kwangsi

Zimmermann Co., W. I,—53, Szecihuen Road

Road Venus Dhug Co,—35, Chung Shan

Zung Lee Co.—iso, Kiangse Road Road

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

El20 CHEMICAL AND DRUG MERCHANTS (MALAYA—PHILIPPINE)

Tsinan Imperial Chemical Industries (Mala-

ya), Ltd. — c/o. East Asiatic Co.,.

Deutsche Farben Handelsgessells- Ltd.

chaft Waibel & Co.—57, We San Lu

Du Pont de Nemours & Co., Inc., E. PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

I.—23, Shengping Road

Imperial Chemical Industries Manila

(China), Ltd.^7, Shieh Ma Lu,

Wei Shan Lu Arita Drug Co.—707, R. Hildago,.

Wuhu Quiapo

Berry Chemical Co.—150, Santa Po-

eniciana

Imperial Chemical Industries Botica Boie—95, Escolta, Binondo

(China), Ltd.—Ta Ma Lu

Botica de Santa Cruz—635, Sales,

MALAYA Santa Cruz

Botica Hensonnia—97, Real Corner

Singapore Cabildo, Intramuros

Boon Seng & Co., Ltd. — 1, Raffles Bush Chemical Co.—442, Ranquillo

Castmac, Inc. — Perez Sammanillo-

Place Building

En Aun Tong—85, Neil Road

Eu Tong Sen, Ltd. —110, South Central dago

Chemical Co.—1011, R. Hil-

Bridge Road David Drug Store — 602, RizaL

Fulford Co., Ltd., G. T.—3b, Malacca Avenue

Street

Imperial Chemical Industries za, Sta. Meza & Co., Inc.—Pure-

Domingo Legarda

(Malaya), Ltd.—144, Robinson Rd.

Royal Drug Industries—163, Moul- Escolta Drug. Co.—<53-60, Escolta

mein Road Farmacie de San Fernando—939, San.

Singapore Fertilizer & Chemical Fernando

Co., The—P.O. Box 77 Farmacia S. N. Roque—2328, RizaL

Avenue

Penang Fi-Ma, Manila—139, Juan Luna Bin-

ondo

George Town Dispensary, Ltd., The Hutchison Chemical Work—2542, Li-

—39, Beach Street co, Santa Cruz

Imperial Chemical Industries Inhelder Walch Co., Ltd.—P.O. Box

(Malaya), Ltd.—48, Weld Quay 1182

Insular Drug Co., Inc.—153, Juan

Selangor Luna

Imperial Chemical Industries (Ma- Japanese

Tondo

Drug Store—561, Azcarraga,

laya), Ltd.—120, Java Str., Kuala Japanese Pharmacy—612, R. Hildagp,.

Lumpur Quiapo

Solignqm, Ltd.—Federated Buildings, Kuenzle & Streiff, Inc.—343-347, T.

Kuala Lumpur Pinpin, Binondo

SIAM Manila Commercial Drug Cq.—<84,.

Rosario, Binondo

Bangkok National Drug iStore—539, Rizal

Avenue, Santa Cruz

Barrow Brown & Co., Ltd.—Tapan New Orleans Commercial Co.—129

Hua Takay Juan Luna

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

CHEMICAL AND DRUG MERCHANTS—CHEMISTS & DRUGGISTS El2l

Philippine American Drug Oo.—95, Canton

Escolta

Philippine Net & Braid Manufactur- Chung Mei Co.—5, Tai Ping Road

ing Co.—P.O. Box 320 South

San Marcelino Drug Store—317a, German West

Dispensary, Ltd., The—38,

Bund

San Marcelino, Ermita

Watsonal Drug Co.—05, Escolta, Ching Hoi Franco-Cantonaise

Pharmacie

Lu

— 1,

Binondo

Western Chemical and Drug Co.—7,53, Watson & Co., Ltd., A. S.—Shameen

Magdalena

Yucuanseh Drug Co., Inc.—436, Das- Foochow

marinas

Associated Drug Co.

Cebu

Insular Drug Co., Inc.—P.O. Box Hankow

149 Anglo-Chinese Dispensary, The — 7,,

Sing Seng Road, S.A.D. 3

CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS Associated Drug Co.—S.A.D. 2

JAPAN Central China Dispensary, Ltd.—22,-

Sing Seng Road

Kobe Hankow Chemical -Laboratory, The—

31, Rue Dubail

Hill Pharmacy—36, Shimoyamate- Hankow Dispensary, Ltd. — Rue de

dori Hanoi and Rue Dubail

International Pharmacy — Lutheran

Tokyo Mission Building

Beck, Walter—5, Kofukubashi Harbin

Chiyoda

Tokyo-fuSeiyaku K.K.—1494, Nakano, FarRusskaya

Eastern Drug Trading Co.—2U;

[ Dai-ichi Seiyaku Kaisha—4, Tori Street

i Dai Nippon Seiyaku Elisha—4, Hon- Imperial

(China),

Chemical Indlstries-

Ltd.—Daigonalia Street

^ cho

Katow & Co., Y. K. R.—2, Hon-cho Hoihow

i Nagase & Co., Ltd., D.—3, Kobunar

cho

{ Nippon Chemical Industry Co., Ltd. Chino-Polish Dispensary

German Dispensary

—200, Kamedo-cho

Yokohama Hongkong

^ Barnwell, ig. M.—87, Yamashita-cho Bakilly

Central

Co.—153, Des Yceux Road

Berlin Co., Ltd.—161, Des Vcbux Road

CHINA Central

Burgoyne, Bu.RBr.DGES &. Co.—Stock

Amoy Exchange Building

: Amoy Pharmacy— Cheung King & Co.—163, Des Vceux

Road Central

■ Cheong & Sons, E. S.—Kulangsu China Biochemical Co.—80, Des Yoeux

p Hope Co., The— Road West

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

El 22 .CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS (CHINA)

China Desfensaey—82, Queen’s Road Oriental Pharmacy—Hatamen Street

Central Peking Dispensary—Morrison Street

Colonial Dispensary - Gloucester Saito' & Co.—Chienmen Street

Building

Edward Dispensary, The—51, Queen’s

Road Central Shanghai

Fletcher & Co.,. Ltd.—Asiatic. Build-

ing -

A.

Franklin Laboratory—13-17, PercLval Road C. K. Co., Fed. Inc.—112,' jSzecEueja

Street

Grand Dispensary—£^-ina Building Allen & FIanburys, Ltd.—Glen Line

Building

King’s Dispensary—King’s Theatre Anglo-Chinese.Dispensary—448c, Hon-

Building an Road

Kowloon Dispensary— 80, Nathan Asia Pharmacy—745, Avenue Foch

Road

Nam Hing Loong—4, Pottinger St. California Pharmacy—155, Avenue

National Drug Co. op China—24, Des Cathay Joffre

Vceux Road Central Pharmacy—1131, Bubbling

Pharmacy, The—Asiatic Building CentralRoadWell

QoeeN’s DYsPENSAitY—Des Vcenx Road Chang & Co., Ltd., J. Broadway

Pharmacy—10,

D.—166, Nan-

Central king Road

WaTson & Co., Ltd. Alexandra Eagle Drug Co.—6.39, Szechuen Road

Buildings Foster-McClellan Co.-4-489,. Kiangse

Road

Macao Gordon Pharmacy — 1270, Bubbling

Well Road

Farmacie Moderna

eida Ribeiro -Alvenida Alm- Great China Dispensary Ltd.—350,

Foochow Road

Pharmacia Popular—16, Largo do Great Eastern Dispensary—898, Pek-

Senada ing Road

Mukden Great Northern Drug Co., Lru.- -20,

North Szechuen Road

Betines & Co.—Ta Hsi Pian Men Grenarb & Co.—Central Arcade,, 67,

Nanking Road

Wei Hawley, H. V.—l, Nanking. Road

Nanking Hsin Yuen Co.—10, Kiangse Road

International Dispensary, Ltd.—38,

Nanking Pharmacy—72, Hua Pai Lou Jensen’s Foochow Road

Chemical Laboratory—50,

Nanking Road ,

Kasamatsu Dispensary—539, Canton

Peiping Road

Kofa American Drug .Co.—120, Nan-

American Dru'c Store—94, Hatamen king Road

Street Llewellyn & Co., Ltd., J.—100, Nan-

Betines & Ob.—Hatamen Street king Road

International

Men Street Dispensary—33, Chien Luebbert’s American Pharmacy—81,

Nanking Road

New Pharmacy — Grand Hotel de Mactavish & Co.—1, North, Soochow

Pekin Road

 CLASSIFIED LTST GF TRADES

CHEMISTS AND DRUGCISTS

Mulfoed Co., H.K.—22, Museum Ed. Balandin’s Pharmacy — 6, Haining.

Nan yang Dispensary—426, Nanking Road

Road Central Dispensary, Ltd., The—

National Pharmacy—643, Nanking North City

East Corner of Tientsin

Road,

Nisshobo Dispensary—0.165, Woo- HendersonCo.,' J.—139, Victoria

sung Road Road

Oriental Dispensary—Corner of Foo- National

Road

Pharmacy— 257, c. Victorih

chow Road

Parke, Daams & Co.-L-S, Yuen Ming toria Road. : Pharmacy—281, Vic-

New Oriental

Yuen Road

Pharmacies “ Avenue Eoch” —251, Raiher’s

Road

Pharmacy — 26, Wushih

Avenue Foch

Pharmacie Generale-^ Rue Ghu Pao Universal.

Road

Pharmacy—t40, Dickinson

San

Pharmacie Modern—30,' Avenue Joffre Watson

Road

& Go., A.S.—238, Victoria

Sai Sei Do Pharmacy—K136, Boone Woollen, Vosy Go.—86, Rue de

Road F ranee

Schloten, H.—210, Kiukiang Road

Shanghai Chemical Laboratory—56, Tsingtao

' Nanking Road

Shanghai Dispensary—464, Broadway

&HABP & Dohme, Inc.—161, Museum Linke.3 Gtto—I»5-r •Shantung 'Road

i Road Snow-Go., M. L:—P.O. Box 123 !

Sine Pharmacy—14, Broadway Tsingtao Dispensary—6, ChutigShan

j Sing Lee Co.—3, Museum Road Road

I Twigg, Ltd., P. O’Brien—29, Broad- Tsingtao

Road

Pharmacy — i(>, ’Shlrtfung

| way

Union Dispensary—1313, North Szc- SIAM

chuen Road

Union Pharmacy:-^632, Avenue Joffre Bangkok

Un’iteb Drug Co.—410,. Rue du Con-

sulat

Warder Dispensary—18, Seward Road GbSyer,' Hans—S ikak Phya- S ri

Warner & Co., Inc.—668, Szecinten

■ .Road INDOCHINA

. Watson &; Co., A.S.—25, Nanking

Road Hanoi

f Wayside Pharmacy—398, East Broad- Pharmacie Mon,ti*h--54, • Rue •, Paul

way

Swatow MALAYA

Seng Hong Drug-Go., Ltd.—4, Wai Johore

Ma.Road.

Malay State Pharmacy—33, , Jalan

Tientsin Abdullah

People’s ’ DispkNSAfe¥^-34-r lalhu' Ibra-

Adachi & Co'., K.—174, Asaihi Road him, Johore Bahru

‘ American ■ Homoeopathic Dispensary Town

Muar

Pharmacy—•l, Jalah Bakri,

f —62, Rue du 14 Juillet

 CLAjSSIFIED list of trades

El 24 CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS (MALAYA)

Malacca Medical Hall, Ltd.—20a, Collyer

Quay

Nanyang Pharmacy — 232, South

George Town Dispensary, Ltd.—9-11, Bridge Road

Riverside Oversea Pharmacy—55, Victoria St.

Malacca Pharmacy—100, Bunga Raya Sincere Dispensary, Ltd.—59, Hill

Road Street

Ong Dispensary—10, Riverside St. Mary’s Dispensary —124, Hill

Street

Town Pharmacy—300, South Bridge

Negri Sembilan Road

United Pharmacy—305, North Bridge

Road

Town Dispensary—9, Jalan Tunku Union Road

Dispensary—247, North Bridge

Hassan Seremban

Penang

Singapore

Boon Pharmacy—182, Penang Road

Anglo-Chinese Dispensary — 303, George Town Dispensary—39, Beach

North Bridge Road Street

British Dispensary—33, Raffles Place New Dispensary—47, Leith Street

British Pharmacy—440, North Bridge Northam Pharmacy—168, Campbell

Road Street

Chong iShing Dispensary, Ltd.—398, Universal Pharmacy — 118, Acheen

North Bridge Road Street

Chia Lee Pharmacy—64, New Bridge

Road Perak

Eastern Pharmacy—149, New Bridge

Road

Federal Dispensary, Ltd.—3, Raffles Excelsior Pharmacy—58, Hugh Low

Chambers Street

Foster-McClellan & Co.—42, Mosque George Town Dispensary—Station

Street Road, Ipoh

Fulford Co., Ltd.—3 b, Malacca Kim Ching Si Dispensary—28, Jalan

Street Idpis

Grafton Laboratories—20b, Collyer Oh Kim Siang & Co—7, Market Lane

Quay

Hinnam & Little Dispensary—309, Teluk Anson Cash Chemists —T,

North Bridge Road Anson Road, Teluk Anson

International Pharmacy—2, Robinson

Road Selangor

Kerala Dispensary—210, Middle Road

Khoo Dispensary—281, Geylang Road Coronation Dispensary—137, Petaling

Lohs Dispensary—103, South Bridge Street

Road' Federal Dispensary, Ltd.—

Malayan Pharmacy—71, East Coast Malaya Dispensary—30, Batu Road

Road

Maynard & Co., Ltd.—11, Battery Selangor Dispensary — 228, High

Road Street

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

CHEMISTS & DRUGGISTS (MANILA-BOENEO) E125-

St. John’s Dispensaey—223, High Kock Laboratory—2157, O’Donnell

Sun Pharmacy—35, Sultan St., Kuala Levy & Blum, Inc.—345, Echague

Lumpur Luzon Drug Store—2048, Rizal, Sta.

Universal Dispensary—©4, High St. Cruz

Manila Dispensary — 1919, Herran

Paco

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Menzi & Co., Inc—180-184, Juan

Luna, Binondo

Manila National Drug^ Store—539-541, A\e.

Bizal

Adriano’s Rrug Store — 61, N. National Sta. Cruz

Drug Store—539-541, Rizal,

Domingo

Alcantara’s Drug Store—.521r, Hidal- Building Chemical Co. — Paterno

Paternal

go, Quiapo

Andener Manufacturing Co.—1432, Pharmacia de San Fernando—839,

San Fernando, San Nicolas

Dos Oastillas Philippine American Drug Co.—95,

Berry’s Chemical Co., Inc.—150, Sta. Escolta

Potencianoi Rizal Avenue Pharmacy—711, Rizal,.

Botica Boie—95, Escolta Sta.. Cruz

Botica de Sta. Cruz—106, Plaza San Marcelino Drug Co., Inc —317,

Bush Chemical Co., Inc.—Joe 443 San Marcelino, Ermita

Standard Drug Store—1329, Herran

Bull & Co., Inc., W.—129, Juan Luan, Stearns

Binondo & Co.—635, Sales, Sta. Cruz

Carriedo Drug Store—406, Carriedb, United Pharmacy—2226, Her ram, Paco

Sta. Cruz Universal Drug Store—511-513, Rizal,

Castmac, Inc.—219, Luis Perez Sama- Sta. Cruz

nillo Building, Escolta Watson & Watson—732, Zaeateros,

. Central Chemical Co.—101.1 R. Sta. Cruz

Hidalgo, Quiapo Watsonal Drug Co.—95, Escolta

Corona Pharmaceutical, The —105, Western Chemical and Drug Co., The

753, Magdalena

Plaza Calderon de la Barca

David Drug (Store—P. Gomez, Sta. Winthrop Chemical Co., Inc.—Luis

Perez Samanillo Building, Escolta

Cruz

Yucuanseh

Ermita Drug (Store,—227, M. H. del 1761 Drug Co., Inc.—P.O. Box

Pilar

i Escolta Drug Co.—58-60, Escolta

j Francos’ Pharmacy—^501, Bambang BORNEO

Sta. Cruz

> Gabriel Chemical Products — 735, Kuching > Drug Store—Kuching, Sa-

| Oalero rawak

Glorious Drug Store—653, Dart, Sandakan Dispensary, Ltd.—Sanda-

^ Paco

l Hizon Laboratory—549 P. Paterno, kan

Quiapo

I' Inhelder, Walch Co., Ltd.—403, CIGAR FACTORIES fag Page B5)

, China Bank Building, Juan Luna

; Insular Drug. Co., Inc.—153, Juan CIGARS AND CIGARETTES (see

Mi Luna under Tobacco)

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

El 26 COAL MERCHANTS

COAL BRIQUETTE FACTORIES Kyushu

(se$ Page B6) .

Fukumatsu Shokai—Masago-cho

Km Shiten—Kaigan-dori

COAL MERCHANTS Uchida Shoji K.K.—Sho Shinkawa-

. dori

JAPAN

Mcji

Kobe

Furukawa Kogyq K.K. — Sanbashi-

Asoh Shoten—32, Akaslii-machi dori

Biunie, Leonahd —45, Naka-machi KaijiWa Kogyo K.K.—Shin Kiyotaki-

cho

DeguichuShoten—15, Shinzaike-cho Mitsubishi Kogyo K.K. — Higashi

Furttkawa KogyO K.K.—97,' Kaigam- Minato-cho r

dori Nutter & Co.—P.O. Box 3

Hamada Tos'frkE—2,154, SakaV-ma<*hi Yamashita Kogyo K.K. — Daimai

Hashtmoto Coal Shoten—45, Moto- Building

xMachi

Ishii Gem be i Shqien—196. Desaike Nagasaki

cho •

Kaijima Shogyq K.K.—Meikai Bldg. Matsushima Coal Mining Co.—Mat-

KAme Osami: Shoten—9,262,... Kusu- sushima-mura

tam-cho Matsuura Coal Mining Goshi Kai-

Kyushu Tangyo K.K.—Sakae-machi sha—Chihara-mura

Manbyo Kizo Shoten—1-171, Sakae- Mitsubishi

maichi

Kogyo Kaisha—1, Qzpne-

machi ..

Mitsubishi Shoji Kaishat-t48, Aka- Nagasaki Coal'Mining Co.—Shisa-cbo

shi-machi Nakazato Coal Mining Co,—Naka-

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha—3, Kaigan- zato-mura

dori

Obata Shoten—47, Kaiun-ch,o , Nagoya

Okuno Shoten—110, Sakae-machi :

Tamada Sijkeo Shoten—71, Sakae- Bunjun-tan Sales Co.—Shin Yanagi-

machi machi

Tanaka Shinkichi Shoten—14, Den- KyushuN aka-ku

Coal Sales Co.—O-ike-cho,

zaike-cho

Yamashita Kogyo KJK.—47, Sakae- Murayama

ku

Coal Co.—Kako-cho, Naka-

machi

Yasukawa & Matsumoto Shoten—8, Suzuki Coal Co.—Takanawate Goki-

so, Naka-ku

Kaigan-dori

Toyoda Coal Co.—Kako-machi

Yamashita Coal Mining Co.—78,

Hakodate Kojima-cho

Hokkaido Tanko Risen K. K.—7, Osaka

Masago eho

Mitsubishi Kagyo K. K.—4, Higashi

Hamarcho Amano Hidetaro—16, Benten-cho

Ohkura Shoji K. K.—6, Moto-machi Fukumatsu Shokai—25, Taisho-machi

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

COAL MERCHANTS El 27

Fxjkpyama Wakiei K.K.—30, Nishi Sa- Mitsui

ju, Bussan Kaisha—Minamisen

Toyotama-gun

kaigawa 5

Hida Ken—17, Benten-cho, Minato-ku Sumitomo Goshi Kaisha—1, Tori

Kaijima Shogyo K.K.—15, Kawagui-

chi-cho Yokohama

Kyodo Sekitin K.K.—1, Nishi 0oton-

bori Dodwell & Co.—P.O. Box 271

Kyushu Sekitan K.K.—16, Benten-cho Kajima Trading Co.—23, Tate-machi

Nagasawa iShoten—77, Tsumori-oho Mitsubishi S;hqji Kaisha—1, Hoshi-

Nihon Cokes K.K.—1071, Sakuraga- no-chb

wa-cbo Munakata Shokai—1, Yoshihama-chn

Osaka Gouo Sekitan K.K.—2-15, Kit- Okamura Shoten—632, Kubo-cho

sugawa, Naniwa-ku

Shuzo Shokai—11, Kita Ajikawa-cho Yokohama Kogyo

Yamashita K. K.—81, Onoercho

Takasago Shoji K.K.—473, Ichioka- nagawarohoKiyota Shoten—250, Ka-

cho

Teikoku Tangyo K.K.—3, Dojima FORMOSA

Hama-dori

Tsumori Cokes Seizo-sho--665, Tsu- Chin Seng Industrial & Develop-

mori-maohi ment Co., Ltd.—Taihoku

LTbe Senten Gomei Kaisha—18, Nishi Elphinstone, S.—Taipeh

Tombori Lim Kai Tai & Co.—Taihoku

Wak-ada Tosaburo—18, Minami Aji-

kawa-cho

Yamamoto Shoji Kaisha—2-18, Minami KOREA

Ajikawa-cho

Yamashita Cokes K.K.—250, Chishi- mon-dori, Seoul K.K.—1, Nandai-

Chosen Muentan

ma-cho Chosen Tanyo K.K.—1, Nandaimon-

dori, Seoul

Shidzuoka Hoyei Shokai—13, "Kanko-dori Seoul

Hozan Tanko K.K.—26, Nandaimon-

Koshi Ikumatsu:—61, Konyo-cho dori, Seoul

Tanaka iShoten—20, Hinode-cho Mikas a Shokai —~ 8,' Okazaki-cho,

Seoul

Shimonoseki Mikuni Shokai—26, Nandaimon-dori

Seoul

Kajima Shogyo K.K.—5, Karato- CHINA

machi

Wuriu Shokai—5, Karato-maohi Canton

Mitsui , Bussan Kaisha—Shamee,n

Tokyo

Chefoo

I Bunjuntan Hanbai K, K.—Maru-

i. ' notichi 'Building Iwaki & Co.—5, Chao Yang Street

k Ibaraki ' Seitan K.K,—867, Marunou- Foo Kwok Goal Mining Op., Ltd.—

chi Building, Mariinouehi Chung Kwai Road

tlwAKi Tanko K.K.—Shokin Building,

Marunouchi Chingwantao

Kaijima Shogyo K. K.—Mitsubishi,

3-Go Kan Marunouchi Kailan Mining Administration

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E128 COAL MERCHANTS (CHINA;

Dairen Kgon Tai A Co —24, Des Vmux Road

Kvodo-gumi, G. K.—2, Irifune-cho Central

Miyazaki Shokai, G. 3L—2, Irifune- BuildingBcssan Kaisha — Prince’s

Mitsui

cho Mitsubishi jShoji Kaisha, Ltd. — 14,

Taijun-yoko—11, Nogi-cho Pedder Street

N. V. Handel Maatschapptj Swie

Hankow Hong—20, Connaught Road Central

On Lee Lok Kee . Store—16, Hankow

Eikwa & Co.—17, Poyang Road Road, Kowloon

Fu Chung Corpoeation—95, Rue d’Al- Patell, J. B.—38, Wyndham Street

sace Lorraine Ren & Co., S.D.—6, Queen’s Road

Kailan Mining Administration—3, ■Central

Tungting Road Sassqon & Co., Ltd., David—8a, Des

Li Ho Row Mining Co.—Communi- Yceux Road Central

cations Building, Hunan Road Shewan, Tomes & Co.—National Bank

Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha—Taiping Building

Road Thoresen & Co.—2, Queen’s Building

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.—Taiping Wallem & Co,—Prince,’s Building

Road Williamson & Co.—P. & O. Building

Sassoon & Co., Ltd., David Wingly & Co.—26a, Des Voeux Rd. C.

Wong Siu Woon—r7l, Hennessy Rd.

Harbin Yamashita Kisen Kaisha — King’s

Building

Moulin Coal

heiskaya StreetMining Co.—25, Aji-

Skidelskys’ Successors—4, Bolshoi Peiping

Prospekt

Suzuki & Co.—Mostovaya Street I Li Coal Mining Co., Ltd.—Inside

Chienmen

Hongkong Kailan Mining Administration—17,

Legation Street

Ah Ying & Co.—22, Connaught Road Mentoukou Ccal Mining Co.—Culty

Chambers, Legation iStreet

Central

Mitsubishi

Asia Coal and Briquetting Co.— Pai Lou Road Seoji Kaisha—Tung Pan

China Building

Bradley & Co., Ltd.—Prince’s Bldg. Mitsui Bussan Kaisha—Hsu Hsung

Charbonnages du Tonkin—1, Queen’s Pui Hutung

Building

China Associates Corporation — 6, Shanghai

Queen’s Road Central

Economical Trading Co.—P.O. Box Asiatic Coal Co. — 151, Markham

285 Street

Gibb, Livingston & Co.—P. & O. Bowern & Co.—38, Canton Road

Building China Coal Co.—39A, Canton Road

Grimble & Co.—1, Prince’s Bldg. China Coal Briquette Co. — 39,

Him Yu & Co.—China Building Avenue Edward YII

Hin Fat & Co., Ltd. —17, Connaught China Produce & Coal Co.—39A, Can-

Road, C. ton Road

Hughes & Hough, Ltd.—6, Des Vceux China Shipping Co. — 14, Kiangise

Road Central Road

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TEADES

COAL MERCHANTS (CHINA) E129

•Chu Yu Co.—20, Museum Road Pei Piao Coal Mining Co.—14, Kiu-

Chung Hsing Coal Mining Co., Ltd. kiang Road

—212, Kiangse Road Pekin Syndicate, Ltd.—12, The Bund

Dah Tung Coal Mining Co.—Ww22, Po Lo Coal Mining Co.—109, Ningpo

Museum Road Road

Dah Woo Coal Co.—1096, Lungmen Racine & Cie—Glen Line Building

Road

Eastern Coal—E645, Burkill Road Sam Joe &; Co.—AH14, Broadway

Economic Shipping Bureau—106, Sze- SanhamDahRoadSung Coal Co.—366, Mark-

chuen Road Sassoon & Co., Ltd., David

Far Eastern Coal Briquettes Co.—* Schiller’s—217, Peking Road

940, Honan Road

Han-Yeh-Ping Iron & Coal Co., Ltd. Service

Road

Express Co.—SO, Peking

110, Szechuen Road

Hargen & Co.—66, Szechuen Road Shanghai Lumber & Co;—18, Szechuen

Hayashi & Co.—6, Hankow Road Road

Shun Chong & Co.—2612, East Yu-

Herlofsen & Reeves—0, Avenue Ed- hang Road

ward YII Sumitomo Goshi Kaisha—69, Kiu-

Hopkins, Dunn & Co.—48, Szechuen kiang Road

Road Sun Nee Coal Co.—15, Jehol Road

Ilbert & Co., Ltd.—1, Canton Road T’a Ch’ang Kung Sze —67. Sinza Road

Iwai & Co., Ltd.—9A, Hankow Road Takaiwa & Co. K—320, Szechuen Rd.

Kailan Sales Agency—33, Szechuen Tung Woo & Co.—139, Nanzing Road

Road Wallem & Co.—10, Canton Road

Kaiyosha Co.—6, The Bund Wheelock & Co.—2, French Bund

King Whitsons, Ltd.—36, Canton Road

RoadTai Yong Coke Co.—216, Thibet Wing Tai & Co.—139, Nanzing Road

Kiyohara & Co.—6, Kiukiang Road Yamashita Kisen Kaisha—56, Sze-

Koenig Brothers—24. The Bund chuen Road

Master & Co., M.J.—9A, Hankow Yebara & Co.—3, Ezra Road

Road Yuen Tai & Co.—38, Avenue Edward

Mataichi Yoko—C30, Nanzing Road VII

McBain & Co., Cecil—9, Foochow Yung Road

Chong Coal Co.—1200, Sinza

Road

Zung

Meason & Co., M.S.—45, Szechuen Roadi Chong Coal Co.—235, Ku Lun

Road Zung Kee Coal Co.—607, Kwang Foil

Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha—8, Canton Road

Road

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha—49, Szechuen Swatow

Road

Miyosho Yoko—56, iSzedhuen Road

Monroe & Co., (Ltd., F.C.—45, Sze- Bradley & Co.—P.O. Box 76

.chuen Road Carr-Ramsey & Son

Nee Tai Shing & Co.—B.152, Sinza

Road Taku

Norasiatic Coal Transports, Ltd.—

45, Yangtszepoo Road

Old Yung Chong Coal Co. —19, Kailan Tongku

Mining Administration

Avenue Edward VII

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

COAL MERCHANTS-^COPRA, HEMP & ROPE

Tientsin PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

Chi Kou Coal Co.—14, Corso Vittorio Manila

Emanuele III

China Northern Corporation—47-55. Ampil & Co.—P.O. Box 1301

Rue de Paris Chua Be—128, Villalobos, Quiapo

Chino Hsin Minen G.m.b.H.—217, Ghua Kia—69, Filipe II., Binondo

Taku Road Chumbuque. Jose Lim—204, Sevilla, j

Duf.—52,

Pont Taku

ok Xemoubs

Road & Co., Inc., E. San Nicholas

Fu Chung Cprporation—26, Rue de Figurasban, Paco

Hermanos, Inc.—374, Loo- !

F Amir ante

Hua Sheno Co.—80, Kotobuki Road Fernandez & Co., V.T.—Lack and I

Kailan Mining Administration — MadrigalDavis Building, Sta. Cruz

Meadows Road & Co.—8, Muelle del Barlco j

National, Binondo

MoBain. George—Liddell’s Building, Mitsubishi

Taku Road Shoji Kaisha, Ltd.—In- i

sular Life Building, Plaza Cetvan- !

Mitsu Shoji Kaisha, Ltd.—42, Rue du tes,

14 Julliet Binondo

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha—1, Yamagui- Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.—Nation-

al City Bank Building

cbi. Road Russell & Co,—P.O. Box 982

Pet Piao Coat. Mining Co., Ltd.—9, iSantos Chua

Corso Vitterio Emanuelle Hong—67, Muelje de- ■

Tientsin Forwarding Jolo

Agency—14, Italian BundCommission COMB FACTORIES (see Page Be)

Wutaca .& Co., Y.—18, Rue de Baron

Gros.

CONTRACTORS (see under Building:

Tsingtao Contractors)

Yue Chong Coal Co.—30, Kuan Tao COPRA, HEMP AND ROPE

Road

MALAYA JAPAN

Kobe

Singapore

Fujino

Ada’mson, Otletllan k Co., Ltd.— miya-dho iShoten, G. K.—172, Sanno-

Hong Kong Bank Building Hosokawa Shoten—163, Shinzaike ,

Eastern Mining & Rubber Co.*—22, Ichinoki 'Shoten—97, Shin-mach i

Bonham Building

Lye Huat & Co.—4, Robinson Road Ishikawa. (Shoten—20, Monotana-choCJ

McAlister & Cd.—High Street Kawashima’ Shoten—1, Kano-cho |

McAlister & Co.—Gresham House Kitai Torataro (SSoten—lrl-2i Kaigani* |

Paterson, Simons- & Co.- Prince St. dori i

Senda & Co., Ltd.—feaffles Chambers Kobe Asabukuro, K. K.—157,: Shin-[

zaike-cho-

Thong Aik Co,—112, Robinson Road

Selangor Osaka

Malayan Collieries, Ltd. — Bank Abe Icjiibei—ri20, Minami Hon-feho. I

Buildings, Kuala Lumpur Hirota Toyozo—-fe/, Ba,kuro1-mdfchi- ;j-

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

COPRA, HEMP &. ROPE E13!

Hoeitomi Suoko. K. K.—9, Shinzaike Bermundez & Bautista, , Inc.—5, San

Shimada. Oxosckf—20, Edolwri Gabriel, Binondo

Tiukokw Seimki, K. K., - 2, Utsohu Bi©.!& Cjiuan, Inc.—,685, Benavides

Kita-dori Chita Leo—322, Cabelleros, San Nico-

la® , > o, ,.1 ■ <

Yokohama Chea Liong—246, Tetuan, StaCOruz

Columbian Rope CO.-—302,

Akimoto Gun'pei S hoxen—A Tokiwa- City Bank Building, Binondd National

cho Cosmos Trading Co.—823, Urbizr Ton-

Haxxoe; iShoten—31, Onoe-cho do •’ ■ '

Tanigawa Shoten—8, Mdnato-oho Cruz & Co., Inc.—400’, M. Masonic

Yokohama Hampti, K. K.—55, Kita- Tsmpie, Bjmihdo

naka^dori Daido . BoOki KaiSHa, LTD.-r-Insular

Life Building, , Binondo

CHINA Delta Commercial Co.—753, Magda-

lena, Binondo.

Hankow Du

; Hu. Ting—342, Gamba, San

Nicolas

Nevea Co.—Union Building, PaosEan Dy Buncto k. Co.. Inc..—191-211, M.

Road de Binondo

El Dorado Oil Works—616, National

Hongkong City Bank Building, Binondo

Hongkong Rope 1 MANtrFACxuRi.NG Co., Elizalde & Gia.—845, Muelio de, la

Industria

Ltd.—Kennedy Town

Kok Building

Elizalde & Co.—King’s Building Feliciano Juan & Sisters—115, Das-

marinas

MALAYA General Manufacturing Co., Lm —

Singapore 905, Dagupan, Ton do

Gubat Trading Go:—5^1, Alvarado,

Binondo

Keat CHEANGf & Oo., Ltd.—76, Robin- Heath Etbre -Co.—32.5, Natiusna.l City

son Road Bank Building, Binondo

NETHERLANDS INDIA International Harvester Co. of the

Philippines—P.O. Box 308

Padang Johnson-Pickett Rope Co.—P.O. Box

1457

SCHNEEWIND, P. Lim Cmitco Sons, T. E.—121, Plaza de

Cbnde

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Lim Seam Sons—912, San Nicolas

Manila Lu TaV & Co.—68, M. de Divisoria

Luzon Industrial Corpn. —Chaco

Building, Binondo

Agttsan Coconut Co.—422, Heacock Manila Cordage Co. —P.O. Box 131

Building, Binondo

Alegre, Juan B.—Hogar Building, Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.—Na-

tional City Bank Building, Binondp

Binondo

Atkins, Kroll & Co., Inc.—Insular National Products Merchants-Corp.

Pojlanca Building, San Nicolas

Life Building, Binondo Philippine Manufacturing Co.—-244,

Babcock & Go.* Inc;—El Hogar Bldg. David, Binondo

 CLAjSSIFIED list of trades

El32 COPRA, HEMP AND ROPE—COTTON k TEXTILES

Saleeby Fiber Co., Inc.—321, National Clough, Kerby—10, Kaigan-dori

City Bank Building, Binond'o Cox & Hirao—112, Kita-machi

jSchnitzler Sons—189, Juan. Luna, Daimyo Bussan K.K. —1, Isogami-

Binondo dori

Siy Cong Bieng & Co.—123, Juan Delbourgo & Co., D. H.—85, Yedo-

Luna machi

Smith Bell A Co., Ltd.—Hong Kong Detaram & Son—30/1, Isobe-dori

and Shanghai Bank Building, Dialdas Alimchand & Co.—110b, Ha-

Binondo ck iman-dori

Spencer Kellogg & Sons, Inc.—1, Dodwell & Co.—82, Kyo-machi

Tomas Claudio

Tubbs Cordage Co.—P.O. Box 131 Dossa & Co.—76, Kyo-mach’

Vela Hermanos^-310, Perdigon, Paco Fatichand & Sons—123, Isogami-dori

Vilar & Sons, Inc.—900, Antonio Findlay,

Ltd.—110, Ito-machi & Co. (Japan),

Richardson

Rivera, Ton do

Gourgey,

Werder & Co., Ltd.—Ingreso, Binondo Hata Shoten J. S.—169, Sannomiya-cho

Yek Hua Trading Corpn.—129, Juan Holland Asiatic23, TradingSannomiya-cho

Co.—39,

Luna Akashi-machi

Zamboanga Hukmichand Rambhagat & Co.—14,

N akayamate-dori

Ito Shoten—Kano-cho

Atkins, Kroll & Co., Inc.—P.O. Box Jhamatall Gurbamall & Co.—100c,

199 Hachiman-dori

Philippine Dessicated Coconut Cor- Kanegafuchi Boseki K.K.—Misaki-

poration—Recodo

cho

COSMETIC Kato

FACTORIES (see Page dori Gomei Kaisha—61, Kitanagasa-

B6) Kerry & Co.—7, Harima-machi

COTTON MILLS (See Page B7-10) Layko Ross & Co., Inc.—94, Yedo-

machi

Makaver McBeath & Co.—30, Akashi-

COTTON AND TEXTILES machi

Moosa, Motiwalla & Sons—95, Isobe

JAPAN dori

Motiwalla & Sons—95, Isobe-dori

Kobe Murakami Shoten—80, Isobe-dori

Ahmed Abdul Karim Bros.—40, Isobe- Murata Umetani & CtL—180, Sanno-

miya-cho

dori

Ahmed Ebrahim Bros.—84, Isobe-dori Naigai Wata K. K.—1-5, Hamabe-

Akita Shoten—4, Isogami-dori dori

Naraindas,

Aranjia & Bros.—88, Sannomiya-cho Nippon Menkwa B.—87, Sannomiya-cho

Asano Ishikawa Shokai—116, Higa- machi K.K.—123, Higashi-

shi-machi Okuzawa Shoten—79, Isobe-dori

Bagnall, K.—76, Hachiman-dori

Bastel & Co., W.—38, Isobe-dori, 2- Pohomull

Rupert

Bros.—P.O. Box 49

Cox Goshi Kaisha—3/68,

chome Isobe-dori

Birnie, Leonard—Uchida Building, Shibara Shoten—87, Sannomiya-oho

45, N akamachi

Cader, Doray & Co.—107-4, Nakaya- Songbrwalla & Co.—106, Isobe-dori

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

COTTON AND TEXTILES, (JAPAN) E133

Taohizumi Shoten—78, Isogami-dori Siber,

bashi

Hegner, & .Co., Ltd.—22, Ima-

Takashima-ya, Iida &; Co.—97, Yedo- Tp_^o Menka K.K.—1, Koraib^shi

machi

Tashima Shoten—7, Isobe-dori Yamagami Masutary—10, Soze-cho

Shimonoseki

Kyoto

Sixho Orimono K.K.—Ono-mura, Ya-

Kanegafuoht Boseki Katsha E^r>o maguich-ken

Uohiraki-cho Ube Boshoku K.K.—Ube, Yamaguich-

Nagase Shoten—IchijO Sajram ken

Nippon Seifu Kaisha — Mokofima-

mura Tokyo

Tshji Boseki Kaisha—Hanai-cho

Yashmori Shoten—Akazumon Matsu- Daimisenju Nippon Boseki K.IL—104, Mina-

bara

Fuji Gash Boseki Kaisha—Oshima-

Nagoya cho, 40, Sakamoto cho

Jay W. Myers Inc.—P.O. Box F.89,

Central

Hattori Shoten. Ltd.—11, Miya- Kanegafuchi Boseki K.K.—1612 Su-

machi, Ninami-ku mida-cho

Japan Cotton Trading Co.—6, Hichi- Nippon Menka K.K.—14, Horidome-

ken-cho cho

Kanematsu & Co.—Shimo Choja- Shimidzu Meriyash-ten—18, Yokoya-

machi ma-eho

Miyamoto Bussan Comei Kaisha—20, Toyo Menka K.K.—20, Shinzaimoku-

Tenma-cho chi, Nihonbashi-ku

Toyo Menka Kaisha, Ltd.—18, Tem-

ma-cho Yokohama

Osaka Akita Genchichi Shoten—58, Nihon

Ohdori

! Aall & Co., Ltd.—9, Koraibashi Chellaram, D.—32c, Yamashita-cho

Anderson, Clayton & Co.’s Agency— Gazal, Joseph G.—418, Naka-machi

P.O. Box 166 (Central) Gehimall Bros.—10, Fukiya-cho

Ito Tomigoro—18, Kitahorie-cho I Washita Shokai—38, Nihon-Ohdori

Kitahei Goshi Kaisha — 53, Kita Moruishi Shokai-^20, :Minato-eho

Kyutaro-cho

Kiyama Katsutaro —16, Kitahama, Nihalchand

oho

Bros.^77, Yamashita-

j! Higashi-ku

, Manget Bros: & Co.—P.O. Box 96, No.zakt Shokai—2(02, Yamashita-cho

Central Premsing & Sons, I.—153, Yamashi-

McFadden Bros.^P.O. Box 55, Cen- ta-cho

l tral Ramchand, G.—75, Yamashita-cho

Nippon Menka K.K.—10, Nakanoshi- Robinson, G.—24, Yamashita-cho

; ma, Kita-ku Teikamdas Bros.—127b. Yamashita-

,R. D. Tata Shokai—17, Kitahama, cho

Higashi-ku Toyo Menka Kabushiki Kaisha—2,.

Sansho Goshi Kaisha—21, Bin,go-cho Omote Takashima-cho

E6

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

£134 COTTON' AND TEXTILES; (KOREA-CHINA)

KOREA HinUU Shantung Trading Co. (Laces) j

Hsin & Co., D.—*P.O. Box 16 (Embroi-

Chosen Seimon K.K.—104, Moto- deries)

machi, Seoul Lancaster & Co., T.H.—28, Broadway 1

Bennett & Co.—Chemulpo ( Embroi der ies)

Ide Teizo — 135, Nandaimon-dori, Reiser & Co. (Laces)

Shantung SiiF and Lace Co.— -i

Seoul

mon-dori, Seoixl Beach Road

Keijo Boshoku K..K.--.116, Nandai- Sincere Manufacturing Co.-^-Broad- |

Takase Comei Kaisha—95, Nandai- TaiwayTung (Laces);, :

Co.—BVoadway (Laces)

mon-dori, Seoul

Toyo Senshoktt K.K.—83, Chosa-do, Universal Producing Co.—Broad- j

way (Embroideries)

Seoul

Yamada Tomeikichi —121, Nandai-

mota-dori, Seoul Dairen

Tanaka & Co.—Fusau Fuha Yoko—208, Yamagata-dori

Hsien Miao Cheng—50, Haniwa-cho

CHINA Manshu Furl ho," K. K.—Shusuishi

Antung Mctrata Shoko—K.K.—37, Is^tjp

Xippon Menkwa Kabushiki KAisha -

Wolter fo Co,, Care 43 Yamagata-dori .

Te Tai—55, Ok'u-machi ,•

Canton T,o;y| ©-,Menkw-a, JU -K.—182, ■ Yamaguta-

cho

Bodiker & Co, Hankow

tral Avenue, Shameen

Central Agency, Ltd., The—"50. Cen- DoUwell &: Co.—5, Tungting Foad

Goeke Co. A,-t^85, British Conces- Jardine, M atiieson & Co.—The Bund

sion

Rafeek & Co.—71. British Concession LeePoyang

& Co., D.A.—7, Ding An Lee,

Road

Reuter, Brockelmann & Co. Mataichi Kabushiki Kaisha—14, Ewo :•

Road

Chefoo Menta, B It.—7, Tungting Road ‘

Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha—Taiping

Chefoo Export Co. — Broadway Road

YLaces) Nippon Menkwa Kabuskiki Kaisha— '

China Hairnet Co.—(Laces) 4, Kiangnan Road

China Crafts (Laces) “Sapt”

Yuen Textile Products—2, Yifc

Road

China Industrial Export Co. (Laces)

China Manufacturers Export Asso- Sassoon & Co., Ltd., David

ciation (Laces) Siemssen & Co.—Erh Yao Road

China Merchants’ Pongee Associa-

tion—Beach Street (Laces) Harbin

Cosmos Commercial—Chao Yang St.

■ (Lacies) •. , Kagan & Co.—28, Mostovaya Street

Darroch & Co.—Broadway (Laoes) LeIbovich, M—25, Sammanaya Streei

Dfh Tai & Co.—Kwang Yin Road Manchurian Merchant Trading Co.-|

(Lace & Embroideries) 6,' Bolshoi Street

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

COTTON AND TEXTILES (HONGKONG-SHANGHAI) E135

Matstjura & Co.—P.O. Box 24 Shanghai

Tschurin & Co.—Tschurin Building,

New Town Amberg & Co., G.—14, Kiukiang Road

Hongkong Anderson, Clayton & . Co.—34, Avenue-

Edward VII

Backhouse, Ltd., James H.—1a, Cha- Arnhold & Co., Ltd.—1, Nanking Rd.

ter Road |Ashworth, A..—2, Canton Road

Bodiker & Co..—167, Des Yceux Road Azadian Societe Anonyme—4, French

Bradley & Co., Ltd.—Prince’s Bldg Bund

Carlowitz & Co.—4, Queen’s Road Banjsfer, Thomas—6, Kiukiang Road

Central Agency, Ltd.—2, Connaught Barlow & Co.—4, Ezra Road

Road Central

Davie, Boag k Co., Ltd.—Queen’s Behn, Road

Meyer China Cp.—421, Kiangse

Building

Feld & Co., Ltd., F.—Pedder Build- Road & Co , Sir Jacob—25, Central

Behrens

ing

Gibb, Livingston & Co.—P. & O. Boylan, J. H.—21, Jinkee Road

Brister, J.S.—16A, Kiukiang Road

Building

Huygen, G. E.—Pedder Building Britannic Textiles, (Manchester),

Inland Knitting Factory—119, Woo Ltd.—74, Szechuen Road

Sung Street Broadwith & Co.—19, Szechuan Road

Japanese Bazaar—7, D’Aguilar Sir. Burges & Co., A.C.—25, Jinkee Road-

Kam Wo—176, Queen’s Road West Central Agency, Ltd.—15, Szechuen

Keller & Co., Ltd., Ed. A.—17, Con- Road

naught Road Central China Cotton Trading Co. — SO,

Keller, Kern & Co.',’ Ltd.—17, Con- Avenue Edward VII

naught Road Central Chun Tai Cotton Spinning & Weav-

, Kotwall & Co., E. D.—5, Queen’s ing Co.—173, Jessfield Road

Road Central

Li Man Hing Kwok Weaving and Collier Road

& Stephenson — 25, Jinkee.

Manufacturing

j Street, Kowloon Co. — 15, Saigon Compagnte Optorg—39, Avenue Ed-

Loxley & Co., W.R.—York Building Cooke, ward VII

Manners & Co.—7, Queen’s Road Cen- Dell’OroD.H.—367, Kiangse Road

& Co.—1, Canton Road

tral

Mayeda & C’o.—13, D’Aguilar Street Delbourgo & Co.—452, Kiangse Road

Mohammed ally, N.—27, Wyndham St. Dodwell & Co—1, Canton Road

Nippon Menkwa Kabushiki Kaisha— Dossa & Co., C.—9a, Hankow Road

2, Connaught Road

,.Sander, Wieler & Co.—5, Des Voeux Dunlop & Co., W.—33, Szechuen Road

Eickhoff & Co'.—451, Kiangse Road

Road Central

assoon & Co., Ltd., David—8a, Des Ewo Bund

Cotton Mills, Ltd.—27, The

Vceux Road Central

1 ! Shewan, Tomes & Co. — National Fein, Aaron—852, North Szechuen

Bank Building Road

: South China Knitting Factory— Finkelstein & Co., D.,—14, Kiukiang

Portland Street, Mongkok Road (Laces)

^ Toyo Menka Kaisha, Ltd.—Prince’s Fook Weng & Co.—54, Nanking Road

! Building Forster & Co., G.P.—116, Kiangse

Union Trading Co.—York Building Road

*£6

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

Et^ ‘ OOTTOX’ AXD TEXTILES (SHANCTTAI)

German-China (jo., LtD —66, Szcchuen | Mitsui DusSan SAisha—49,'Szechuen

Road Road

Golding, F. W.—20, Canton Road • Morgenstern, O.—21, Jinkee Road

Gosho Kabd^hiki R aisha—55, Szp- •Xagai Wata Kaisha, Ltd.—101, Gor- ]

don Road '

chuen Road

Gt& :TrAdIng Co.—17, jfnFee' Road' : Xao’rosji

sulat

& Co., P.-4-io, Rue dn Con- i

(Laces)

IIamrah & Co.—llA. Kiukmng Road Xippon Mfnkwa' KaBurhiki Kaisha—

S. ITank.ov,- Road

(Laces)

Haworth & Co.--74, Szechuen Road ,Nissei Trading Coi—33, Szechuen Rd.

Hedaya Importing Co.—26, Rue Cbu •Olivier-Cml.a Museum Road

Pao ;Spn •Oriental Trading Co.—367, Kiahgse

Holmes, L—2, Peking Road Itoad

Hongkong and Shanghai,. Lace JQo — |Pahbroideries)

Lok Chai—507, Honan Road (Eih-

ZS30, Miller Road

How Sang & Co.—AO, -Ruei Montauban ,Patell & Co.—12, Rue du Consulat

(Laces) PtoNEER KnttTing Y[ ill- 61. Szcchiien

Hua Shing Cotton Waste Factory— Road

P.O. Box -'244 Probst, Harebury (China), Ltd.—81,

Ilbert & Co.—1, Canton Road Jmkeo’Road ■ '

Sllingworth, L, E.—210,KiukiangRoad (Quality Art Embroider*- 1 Co.—110,

Itoh & CO.—6, Hankow Road Central Arcade

Jacobsen, Axel—40 Ningpo Road :Rftss, Masse*: & Co..—.IB-,: MusettiD

Jaefe & Sons—21, Jinkee Road i Ijlpad ■ -. . •

Jardine, Matiieson & Co.—27, The I'* SaPT 190,

” TEXTliE PRv)i>t-CT^, LtD.-

Kiukiang Roatl

Bund : ?

Karsa & Co., J.—110, Central Arcade (Sassoon

| Sean

& Co., r Ltd., DavYd

(Laces)

E atTWinkel, Max.—137, Museum 'Rd. j SeegerRoadYdu 'Zoo & ’Co.-^Qo"^ Xahking

Kessler & Co.—17, Canton Road' Brothers & Co., Ltd.—6, Kiu

Ktshida Co., IT.—107, Broadway ki'ang Road

Shanghai

Kung Yin Mili^-150, Robinson Road —185, Szechuen (••vrr<>x Manffa* '.it.ing Co.

Road

Lebel (China)—56, Szechuen Road Shanghai Trading 'Co—613,vXarfking

Lin Xan Co., Ltd. 29, Szechuen ; Road

Road

Mackenzie, Stewart & Co. (Manches- (Shepherd, G. C. - 320, Szeehuen Road .

(Shanghai Cotton Trading Corpn.— .

ter), Ltd.—21, Jinkee Road

Mallouk Brothers—26/ Central Road (Suing Foo, Edward

147, Av. VII;

& Co.—12, Hankow Road .

Mar Kao, Ltd.—29, Szechuen Rofid

Master & Co., M.J.—9A, Hankow iSiBER,* Hegnfr &' Ca—12, The Bund

Sop; Lung Cotton AIill-^S, Kiangse. |

Road Road

Mataxchl Kab’JSHXki Kaisha—55, Sze- South China Produces Co. -r 3C7

chuen Road , Kiangse Road (Laces)

Mee-Yeh Handels Compagnie — 16, |Spunt & Co., J.—16, Central Road

Canton Road

Mei Yah Trading Co.—9, Ha-nkow •Strong & Go.—452* Kiangse Road

Road ; Stewart, Thomson & ©0.^2, * Canton

Mien Wha Thread Co., Ld.—50, Sze- Road

chuen Road 'Sutton & Sons, A.D.—24, Tile BuHd

 clas’siPieH1 LIST OF TRADES:

cotTOn And textiles ■ E137

Tai & Sti^, ’ Proper Collins & Co.—To- Consular Road

Paris

Tokwa Boseki :/ IvAiSiiA, Ltd.—1687, ; ForbesFaIMchiLD \ Co. T69, Taku Road

& ,Co , - W —43, Victora Road,

Ward Hoad

Toyo Menka Kabjjshikj:

it;v ; iKaisha—49, I Hall

Gipperich" & jCp,,_ E.—52, Taku Road

& Holtz^^OI, Yietovia Road

Szechuen Road "'

Toyoda Cotton Spinning and Weav- | Hatch, Road

Carter & Co.—118, Brush

eioqsjsnig

ing Co.—200, Jebsfjeld Road .

UltsaivIIB iIsiport Co,—1,;-Qa.at0n Pyd.; \ Hua Mao Trading-Co.—8, Lim Ho Li

Lmrigae' BBoBiiers—26,4, Kiangs© Ed;. d JarPine, MathesOn &orCo^—Victoria

T okart Brothers,AveDue Liddell Road

Edwa^A VII , , , Brothers -& C'ot—Taku Road

WiiiT\^p^TH, ( Ltd.—Herberlrr-1^, Tber Mackenzie & Co.—136, Taku Road

Bund MoylEr, Poavell & Co.—193, Victoria

Yannquratps Brothers Jinkee Road

Road (Laces) ' . Nippon MENrhvX KabushIki Katsha—

Yu Fong Cotton Spinn^Vig Ltd. 16t3, Quai de August Boppe

—110, Rankow Road Reuter, Brockelmann & C&.-h29,I Con-

Steinman & Co.—29, rSzechueh sular Road

Road Toyo Menka Kabushiki Kaisha—2,

Miyajima Road

Swatow Universal Trading ..Corporation—83,

Rue Pasteur

| BradCey fen'Ce.—P.O. Bon'-76' Volkart Bros. Agenpy.-t-B?, Taku Rd.

Chang, ;J. T.-^5, Ktvei'Hqavr Lee Wilson & Co.*e.72,i Victoria ; Road

Chang, T.K.—14, • Avenu6 Re-publique Wulfsohn Company of 'China, The—

| (Laces) 34-36, Taku Road

! Crina Embroidery Co.—11, Siang

| Yap Street'' Tsingtao

I DfcNFOi.p & Co.

Eastern Trading Co.> —P.O. Box 18 ' Gosho Road

Kabtjshiki. K,\isha—4, Tan Yi

| E. Chong^Go.—P.d.''^ox 55^' Nippon

; 'Gi^jRgg Bros.

Hip Seng Co.—60, KiaJat Road PekingMenkwa Kabushiki Kaisha—

"Road (Cottoh)

■ Jardine, Matheson & Co,, Ltd.—P.O. Toyo Menka Kaisha—15, Tientsin

: Box 66 Road

Shauter, Dayland uo.—P.O. Box 3 Weihaiwei

Tonkin & Co., H.—^oS, Kialat Road

Tsu Sok Che, Mrs,—P.O. Box 3 (Sunlight Co., The—(Embroideries)

Tientsin Wenchow

Arnold & Co.—10, Taku Road Hwang ^6o., 0. W.—4-5, Mo Chiii

Bergers’ Enterprises, Ltd.—108, Ta- Fang Street

ku Road

Central Agency, Ltd. —Davenport SIAM

1 Building Bangkok

CiiAiNDLESs & Co.—105, Taku Road

China Northern, Corporation—47-55, Barrov/ Brown & Co., Ltd.—Tapan

Rue de Paris Hua Takay

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E138' COTTON AND TEXTILES—CURIO MERCHANTS

Borneo Oo., Ltd., The CURIO MERCHANTS

Eastern Indian Trading Co., The—

1324, Anuwongse Road JAPAN

Tuljaram & Son—New Road

MALAYA Kobe

Singapore Aioi Gabo—90, Toman-dori

Barlow. & Co. — Ocean Building, Asahi Shoten—Tor Hotel, Bund

Bastel & Co., W.—38, Isobe-dori

Collyer Quay

Boon SessTg & Co., Ltd.—1, Raffles Button & Co., E. M.—19, The Bund

Chanrai & Co.—39, Isobe-dori

Place

Bin & Co., S. I.—25, Bonham Bldg. Findlay

machi

Richardson & Co.—110, Ito-

Brinkman & Co.—St Helen’s Court Handa Shuko-do—35, Fukuhara-cho

Echigoya & Co.—54, Middle Road

Henry & Co., Ltd., H. & S.—112, Holland Asiatic Trading Co.—39,

Akashi-machi

Robinson Road

International Indenting ' ' Co. — 27, Inouye

d'ori

Shoten, K.—14, Kitanagasa-

Raffles Chambers

Straits and Chinese Textile ' Co.— Layko RossCo.—7,

Kerry & Harima-machi

& Co., Inc.—94, Yedo-

117, Market Street machi

Straits Mercantile Agency—39, Te- Miyama Yoshijiro—58, Kano-cho

luk Ayer Street

Tels & Co’s Trading Society—90, Nakai & Co., M.—185, Sannomiya-oho

Robinson Road Naraindas, B.—37, Sannomiya-cho

Union Trading Co. — 72, Robinson Pohomull Bros.—P.O. Box 49

Road

Yaw Cheong—89, North Bridge Road Rupert Cox Gohi Kaisha — 3/68,.

Isobe-dori

Penang Shono Shoei-do—195, Moto-machi

Uyeda Kinseki-do—10, Kitanagasa-

dori

Doulatram & Co., B. H. T.—8a, Beach Yamana Torao Shoten—24, Moto-ma-

Street chi

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Kyoto

Manila

Hayashi Shinbei—Gion-cho, Kitaya-

Kummer & Comins—175, Juan Luna ma

Landahl, Inc., John—P.O. Box 1392 Yamanaka G.K.—Sanjobo-cho

Manila Remnant Co., Ino.—451, Juan

Luna Nagasaki

Neuss, Hesslein Corporation—144,

Juan Luna

Schnitzler Sons—p:0. Box 1080 Fukagawa Seiji K.K.—35, Kajiya-

Yda. E. Hijos- de ng Kee Suy—230, machi

Rosario Street, Binondo Fukuda Tokiten—43, Kajiya-maohi

Yek Hita Trading Cobpn.---12,9 Juan Nagasaki Porcelain Co., Ltd.—40,

Luna Kabashima-chp

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

CURIO MERCHANTS (JAPAN^-OHINA) El 39

Nagoya Hankow

Asm Gomei Haisha, A. — Higashi Guzdar & CO*—Hunan Road

Yoshino-oho Hankow Gift Sijop—33, Sankiao St.

Matsumura Koshitsu Toki K.K.—5,

Chigusa-cho Hongkong

Naooya Seitosho, ) Ltd.—7, Higashi

Yoshino-cho !

Taiyo iShoko Kaisha, Ltd.—6, Chi- Building Goods- Go. — China

China Fancy

kara-machi Chotirmall & Co.—37, Wyndham St.

Tamakia & Co.—lida-machi GhellAram, D.—China Building

Tokyo - Fo&k Weng Co.—China Building

Gray’s Yellow Lantern Shop—Des

Vtcux Road Central

Nichio Boyeki 1 Shokai—Shose'i Bldg., Handicraft Distribution Co.—8, On

7, Futaba-cho Hing Terrace

Jade Tree. Ltd.—Gloucester Building

Yokohama Arcade

Karachi Silk Store—Kowloon Hotel

Chellaram, D.—32c, 'Yamashita-cho Buildings, Kowloon

Komor'

Dialdas & Soons—108d, Yamashita-cho Little Shop, & KomOr—York Building "

Little Shop, The—22, Benten-dbri The—Gloucester Bldg.

NihalchAnD Babs.—77,- Yamashita- Lock Hing—33, QueeiRs Road Central

MAVjEDAJfc Qo.j-13,,.1)’Aguilar Street.

cho

Teems mb axd Sons, I. -ioo, Yarna- 1 Mayen &c.Cp.—2fr, Queen’s Road Cgnt.

shita-bho Mikasa & Co.—26-28, Hennessy Road

Strome '& Co.’—Yamashita-cho IvLogba;’^ C©<2 Ey R.—16, Teel Street .

Teikamdas Bros.—1278,'' Yanuisbita Patell, J. B.—38, Wynham Street

cho Sun Tack Co.—P.O. Box 485

Swatow Lace Co.—16, Teddet Street

KOREA Ullman ,:k Co.—Alexandra Building

Utoomall & Asudamall—26, Wyndham

■Tanaka & Co.—Fusan Street

WAT Kee—Gloucester Building

CHINA Watanmal Boolchand—18, On Lan 'St.

Can.ton Macao

Button & Co., E. M.—19, The Bund, Empreza Oriental—Rue Central

B. C.

Goeke & Co., A.—85, British Conces- Peiping

sion

Mogra & Co., E. R.—Shameen Bertram, R.—6, Legation Street 1

Ryelfeld & StiN—6, Legation StTeet

Foochow ‘ £amel Bell—prand Hytel de Pekin

China Crafts—id, maim Embroidery

Associated Products Co., Ltd. *•' Street' b' ■ *

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E140 CURIO MERCHANTS (SHANOHAI—TIENTSIN)

Christie’s Art Gallery—52, Hsi Piao Kosloff, L.—107, Nanking Road

Pei Hutung Lindsay, Jean—22, Nanking Road

E. Hotr Shiiyg Curio Exporting & Little Shop, The—272, Kiangse Road

Packing Co.—130, Morrison Street Mikasa & Co.—208, Bubbling Well

Hackmack & Co.—125, Soochow Hu- Road

tung Murakami Toyo—270, Kiangse Road

Henning & Co., A. C.—45, Wai Chiao One Price Lace Co.—45, Broadway

Pu

Jen Li Cq., The—97, Morrison Street Oriental Trading Co.—367, Kiangse \

Oriental Art Export—29i, Hatamen Road

Street Pah Lok Ghai—501' Honam Road

Painter, D. A.—7, Shi Chiao Hutung Pao Chong Co.—Sassoon Arcade,

Peking Art Gallery—4, Chao Tang PeachNanking Road

.Tze Hutung & Co., Ltd.—P.O. Box 1509

Peking Craft Shop—37, Teng shih Shainin & Co.-—14r Chaoufoong Road j

Kou Squires, Bingham & Co.—52, Nanking.

Sauer & Co.—33, Tung Kuan Yin Road

Szu Watanmal Boolchand—115, Hankow i

Road

Shanghai

Tientsin

Arnhold & Co., Ltd.—1, Nanking

Road Hackmack & Co.—11, Lapteff Road

Bryan’s Studio, B.—25, Whangpoo Hua Khang Trading Co.—137, Tunb-

Road ridge Road

China Art Co.—687, Yates Road

China Products Co.—39A, Canton Jen Li Co.—78, Rue de France Lin,

Hua Mao Trading Co.—8, Li Ho

Road

Ohong Wah Export Co., Ltd.—121, Reuter, Brockelmann & Co.—29, Con-

sular Road

Broadway

Chuan Chang Jade Co.—,1182, Avenue Talati

Road

Brothers & Co.—18, Council

Edward VII Takeda Brothers & Co.—301, Victoria

C.omereord & Co.—18, The Bund Road

Continental Trading Co,—25, Jinkee Strehneek, E.A.—260, Kiangse Road

Road

Delbourgo & Co.—452, Kiangse Road Tuck

way

Chang & Co., Ltd.—67, Broad-

Eickhoff & Co.—451, Kiangse Road

Fook Weng & CP-—54„ Nanking Road Ullmann

Road

& Co., J.—118, Nanking

Gabbott & Co., FJl.—70, Rue La-

guerre Tsinan

Gray’s Yellow Lantern Shop—Astor

Hotel Lobby

Hip Seng & Co.—61, Nanking Road Rubant,

Street

Francis W.—40, Sixth Main

Hongkong and - Shanghai Lace Co.—

Z830, Miller Road

Hormasjee, J.—H,. Broadway Weihaiwei

Jade Store.Co.—24, Nanking Road

Jewel Box, The—Cathay Hotel Ar- Sun Sing Trading Co.—7, The Bund

cade, Nanking Road Weihaiwei Handiwork Co. — 91,.

Komor & Komor—270, Kiangse Road North Street

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

CURIO MERCHANTS—DOCTORS AND PHYSICIANS E141

MALAYA CUSTOMS BROKERS (see under

Brokers)

Penang DENTISTS (see under Doctors)

Daibutsu & Co.—21, Bishop Street

"Wassiamull Assomull & Co. —2 0, DISTILLERIES (see Breweries) ,,

Beach Street

DOCTORS AND PHYSICIANS

Perak JAPAN

Kiota Silk Store — 128, Belfield Kobe

Street, Ipoh

Wassiamull, Assomull & Co. — 15, Pollock & Ness-Walker—83, Kyo-

Market Street, Ipoh

Zirn & Schmidt, M. C,—26, Yamamo-

to-dori

Singapore

Tokyo

Koshiko Shoten—45, High Street

Singapore Silk Store- 36, North Butler, L. E.—749, Marunouchi

Bridge Road Furtwaengler, Dr.—26, Tachibei-cho

Wuchang Co.—82, High Street Stedefeld, Dr. H.—67, Tansu-machi

Wassiamull Assomull & Co. — 31,

High Street Yokohama

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS McSparran, J.—7, Nihon Ohdori

Paravincini, Dr. — 772, Sanchome,

Manila Honmoku

Richmond, G. D.—167, Yamashita-cho

Bazar Siglo X.X.—101, Plaza del

Conte KOREA

Beck, Inc., I.—89, Escolta, Binondo

Bombay Silk Bazaar—775, Tabora, Brien, ID. H.—Takezoye-machi, Seoul

San Nicolas

China Drawn Work Co.—84, M. H. CHINA

del Pilar

Cosmos, Inc.—216, Rosario, Binondo Amoy

Fung Tai—72, Real, Gral Luna

Helen’s Inc.—Mietropolitan Theatre Cheong & Sons, E. S.—Kulangsu

Building, Plaza Lawton

Higo Bazaar—1705, Herran, Paco Chefoo

Long Life Curio Store—320, M. H.

del Pilar Malcolm, W.

Osaka Bazaar—^32, Echague, Santa

Cruz

P oi^oomull Brothers — 45, Escolta, Hankow

Binondo

Tajmahal, The—40, Isaac Peral, Cohn, A. J.—50, Huang Pei Road,

S.A.D. 2

Ermita

 GLASSP’IED LIST OF TRADES

E142- DOCTORS A AD PHYSIQIAAS (HONGKONG—SHANGHAI)

Skixxeh & Appleton—Asiatic Petro iSousa, Bernardo de — 5, Des Voeux j

leum Co. Building Road Central

Shin, L. S.—53, Queen’s Road Central I

Harbin Strahan, S. §eguin — Alexandra j

Buildings

Korinsry, 'K. Y.—2, Magasihixaya Tseung Eatlui—65,

Tsang HrN Des Vceux Road C. j|

1m—60, Queen’s Road C;

Street Usui, Y.—25, Des Voeux Rd. *C. (Den- |

Hongkong tist)

Wong Dr. B. C.—460, Nathan Road

Wong, Dr. R. J.—63; Des Vceux Road

Allan, Steahan & Kirk—Alexandra Wo-NG, T. G.^-King’s Theatre Bldg.

Buildings

Asger, M. E.—20; Queen’s Road Cen- Woo, Central

T. P. —16, Queen’s Road

tral ( Dentist) •

Barnes, J. W.—67; D'es Voetix Road (Dentist) T. —Gloucester Building j

Yamasaki,

Central

Basto, R. A. dk Castro1-Exchange Yeung, S. C.-?KingV Theatre Build- j

ing (Dentist)

Building <' \2oT

Black, Balkan & Skinn—Union Build- Yit Hou Hoashoo—China Building

ing v;:j jK S:: : - . i ,sa . iff Yuen, Wm.—China Building

Bo ETON, .0. :A.^-Uni.o.n Building ,(Den-

.tist) .. r , T_ Macao

Chau Wax Cheung—24, Des Vceux Leitao, AntOnio N.—10, Rua do Pe

Road Central Anton it

Chaun, Drs. M. H. K. W. — 33,

Queen’s Road G.--(Dentists) Newchwang

Croot, 11. J.—Union' Building

Dykes, J. S:—Alexandra Building Phillips, W.

(Dentist) inlnnuroH

Gouri>in, ElLstc%—T^ddei’ Building Shanghai

Gutteres, Dr. A. P.—Chung Tin

Building Bary, A.—1191, Bubbling; Well Road 1

Hoahing, Martha—China Building Berger, M.-A.r--24, The Bund ,i

Kew Bros.—Alexandra -Bldg. (Den- Bume, G. F.—142, MuseimURoad

tists)

Kwan Sum Yin—74', (Queen’s Rd. C. Downs, N. L. & W. H.—26, The Bund t

(Dentists)

Kwong Tat Yuen^SS, Queen’s Road EWgee, ' I?).—-^A, Great' Western Road l

Central (Dentfcftija'A

Lau Pak Wai—-Gloucester Building Evans-Jones & Riddell—73, Nanking |

Road (Dentists)

(Dentist) ! * ,

Law Edward—46r D’Aguilar Street Fresson & Partners — 263, Avenuej

Ma Luk, C. K. Ma & T. C. Wong & Joffre -1 ,5071 kaasacL ooirl

K. F. Kho—King’s Theatre Bldg. Gradow, A. G.—24, The Bund

Macgown, Anderson &; Durran— Hel?enstein, . S —1333, Avemue Joffre »

Alexandra Buildings Hudson, F. B.—1, Nanking Road j

Noble & Co.- Uniou Building (Dentist)

Ozorio, F. M. Graca—St. Georges Jackson & Partners, E. D.—3, Peking.

5 Building Road

Pfister, M. 61—Pedder Building Kasakoff, D. J.—469, Avenue Joffre

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

DOCTORS AND PHYSICIANS El43

Kassoff, J. F.—219, Hamilton House INDO-CHINA

Kastein, J.—20, Kiukiang Road

Keylock & Pkatt—645, Gordon Road Hanoi

Kirkby-Gomes, S. G.—220, Szechuen

Road Le Roy IDes Barres—Rue Boigin

Marshad-Marsh, A. V.—104, Bubbling Desbordes

Well Road

Martin, Paul—Sassoon House MALAYA

McCracken, J. C.—5, Avenue P eta in

Mertens, H.—78S, Bubbling Well Rd. Singapore

Miorini, Albert—267, Kiangse Road Butter, Dr. (Mrs.) W.—4, Oxley Rise

Paris, A.—461, Avenue Joffre

Patrick & Aylward—22, Wbangpoo Chia Road

Boon Leong—71, East Coast

Road Chia Keng Hoe—149, New Bridge

Philipp, F. G.—1001, Yu Yuen Road Road

Ball, A.—20, Kiukiang Road Choo Teck Guan—102, Rochore Road

Reiss, Frederick—142, Museum Road Clarke, Farleigh W.—55, High Street

Renner, Alexander—1, Nanking Road Clarke, H. Harley—32, Raffles Place

Santilli, A.—461, Avenue Joffre (Dentist)

Yelliot, Santelli, Paris & Vieron— Clarke,

'Street

Hon. Dr. Noel L;—55, Hill

461, Avenue: Joffre De Souza, B. N.—442, North Bridge

Road

Swatow De Souza, F. O.—442, North Bridge

Road

Brangwin, C. H. Dexter Allan (Mrs. M. E. Butter)—4,

Oxley Rise

Elder & Heron—33, Raffles Place . .

Tientsin Fowlie &. Black—11, Battery Road

Hanna, J. G.—Hong Kong Bank

Baldi, A.—16, Yia Trieste Chambers

| Benjamin, E,—66, Rue Dillon Hardy, Chas. J-.—e/o Paya Lebar

i Colbert, J.—264, Victoria Road Post Office, Serangoon

j Gertenzang, E.—97, Rue "de France Khoo Peng Seng—281, Ge'ylatig lioad

Lee Keng Chin—71, East Coast Road.

: IRviN, Brown & Grice—140, Victoria Lim, A.p L. J.-t£P, Hill! Street,,

Road Lim, H. L. H,—59, Hill Street

Kingman, H. B.—82b, Rue de France Lim, S. K.—108,. High- Street

Le Gaoer, Dr.—110, Ruei de France Phoon, B. F.—568, Geylang Road

^ O’Neill, G.—238,' Victoria Road Quentzep, H. B.—12,: Bonham Street

Buildings

Tsingtao Salmon, iS,< K.—72, Prinsep Street ;

SlOper, J. IS.—33,^ Battery Road

■Chen, P. Y.—48, Kiao Chow Road Van CVyeenburg, J., B.—2, Raffles

Gershevixce, S. M.—45^ Hunan Rd. Place'

We is cheu, Dr. P.—^O,,.Hunan Road Wee, ,H, ,.Tl—32, Balmoral Road ^

Schmidt, Dr. H.—60, Hunan Road Yin, 'S. C.—99„ High Street ■,

 GL&SOTIED LIST OF TRADE'S

El44 DOCTORS & PHYSICIANS—EGGS & ECC PRODUCTS

Negri Sembilan MacGregor, , G, C.—Yah ■ Ah Loy St.,

Kuala Lumpur

Egan, Eugene—Eajerfcbri Rd., Serem- Ponnampalam, J. H.—12, Brickfields

Road, Kuala. Lumpur

ban Reed, J. G.—Hong Kong Bank Cham-

KiusenaNj.

1 S. R.—14,1 Jalan XungLu bers, Kuala Lumpur

Erassan '

Teh Yok CAee—16,

Reid, A.—Federal Dispensary Bldg. Teh Yok Chin—64, High Weld Road,.K.L.

Street

Perak PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

Lam, H. Y.—58, Hugh Low Street,

Ipoh Manila

Matthews & Webb—c/p Georgetown

' Dispensary, Ipoh Abad, Lpcio D.—1145, Magdalena,

Skae, Hakold T.—1, Brewster Road, Trozo

Ipoh A^piS,. jOp, j f G. —4025^^Segara. r

Delgado,

San MiguelJo^e M.—2305, E. Mendiola,

Penang

HasSelman,’1 fC. ' M. — 400, Masonic

Allan, H.—39, Beach Street . Temple ,

Akiff, Kamil M.—47, Leith Street Mon hoy, A. C. .-662, P, Npval

Saleeby, H. M.—201, Zpbel Building

Hanna, J. G. (Dentist)—Chartered Santos,

Bank Chambers Isodore de—Ides Building,

M. de Santos, San Nicolas

Hertz, C. Henry—173, Northam Road Start,

(Dentist) H. A.—428, Avenue Rizal

Jamieson, Sharp & McKern—39/Beach Virata, M. G.—12;^filk>lta

. Street

Ong Huck Chye—111, Acheen Street BORNEO

ScuLly, Titos. G. A.—182, Penang Rd.

Smith, J. Emile—182, Penang Road Law, A. F.—Kuching, Sarawak

Johore DRUGS AND DRUGGISTS (see

under-Chemicals and Chemists res-

Aeria, J. R.^Muar pectively)

Ceawford, R.—Muar EGGS AND EGG PRODUCTS

Dugdale, J. H.—Johore Bahru

CHINA

Selangor

Chefoo

Ansley-Young, W.—14, Station Street,

Klang Behr & Matthew—16, Pei Ma Lu

Barrowman, Drs. Sir Malcolm Wat-

son &—Federal Dispensary Build-

ing, Klang Hankow

Cameron, I. G.—Federal Dispensary

Building, Kuala Lumpur Arnhold & Co.-hS.A.D. No. 1

Macaskill & Cameron—Federal Dis- Behr & Matthew, Ltd., S.—19, Rue

pensary Building, Kuala Lumpur Dubail

 CLASS^IEI? LIST? QF TRADES

E(iG^ ANi> E(V(i I'RaDUCTS ,E],45

Carlowitz & Go.^iS.A.D. $- Ewo CQld 'Storage':

1 Cq.-^ispo, aYang-

Dcdwell Co.—P.O. Box 8 tzepoo Ro^d

Garrells & Borxer—The Bund, S.A. ‘Fuhrmeister

■ Road- -f' !’'

’ & Co.—14, Museum

■ ‘Y- !' !

D. 1

International Export Co.—Hanchung Harvie, . Road -

Cooke & Co.—226, 'Szechuen

Road HfiN'XrNGgEN PkoiiPcE./Cq.—250, West

Li & Co., T.Y.-ggJ^aRue Dautremor Sawgin Road

Mehta, B. R.—7, Tungting Road

Sqc. Anonyhk Poue L’ i ndustrik . des Masukow &eo.-—3, Fooenow Road •

Moss •& Co., ©avid L.—29, 'Kiangse

Oeufs Road

Wah Chang Trading Corporation— OlivIer Chine—16, Museum Road

21, Rue Dautremer Roxburgh, Ltd., R.—Sassoon House

Nanking RakusxN (CiiTna) Co.—141, Nanking

Road ojBJsfliaT

Sassoon & Co., Ltd., David

International Export Co. SfuvAARE, J .—6, Kiulyang'Pioad

Shroff, iSon & Co.—9A, Kianfese

Shanghai Road , .

So Brothers. & Cp,—32,, Peking Road

Superior'Egg Products ' Corporation

American Trading Ca—3, Canton —1512, West Sa-wgin Road

Road Swift k, Co.- 35, Whangpoo Road

Amos BirdaCo.'^I, Teng Yueh Road United Packing . Co.—29, Szechuen

Arnhold & ' Co., Ltd.—1, Nanking R^. Road

Behr & ilArniEW—77, Yangtszepoo Wah ChAka Trading • Corporation 9,

Road Aingpo Road

Borden’s PRootfck' Co.', Inc.—1, Tepg-

yueh Road Tientsin

Boteleo Brothers—64, Peking’ Road

Cathay Products Supplies — lips, Bahegay ei Cje—16, Rue Dillon

Yates Road

Central Cold Storage - Co. — 170, China Proiiucts Export G.o.—23, Rue

St. Louis

Kiangse Road

China Bird Go.—P.O. Box 472 China Northern Corporation—47-55,

China Egg Produce Co.—35, Whang- China Rue dp Paris

poo Road Trading

Davenport Itoad Corporation131,

China Export Co.—7A, The Bund Collins & Qp., Ltd. — 75, . Consular

Collins & Cp.—P.O. Box 302 Road

Compagnia d’Exportation de Pro- Fairchild A Co,, Ltd.—169, Taku

duits Asiatiques—P.O. Box 837 Road

Compagnia Italiana d’Extremo Ori- Furer & Co., J.—99, Davenport Road

ente—16A, Kiukiang Road Gipperich & Co., E.—52, Taku Road

Connell Brothers—17, The Bund Hackmack & Co.—11, Lapteff Road

East Asiatic Co.—1, Canton Road Hua MaP Trading Co.—8, Li Ho Li

Eastern Trading Co., Ltd.—3, Han- International Export Co.—Belgian

kow Road Concession

Eggsell Egg Co.—141, Nanking Road Jess & Co.--2-4, Council Road

Eickhoff & Co.—451, Kiangse Road Mansouk & Co., J.—Ill, Rue Pasteur

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E146 EGGS AND EGG PRODUCTS-ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES (JAPAN)

Olivier Chine—Rue de Takou ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES

Rabben & Co., W.—144, Bristow Road (see also Page BlO)

Reuter, Brockelmann & Co.—29, Con-

sular Road JAPAN

SoCIETE AnONYME POUR L’INDUSTRIE

Des Oeufs—Cr. of Rue de Verdun Kobe

and Rue de Takou

Wilson & Co —72, Victoria Road Adachi Denki K.K.—21, Sakae-macLi

Tins

65, RueHsinude Trading

France Corporation-- Ando Electric Co.—1^6, Nakayamate-

ZlMMERMANN Co., H.J.—46, Cours Annaka dori

.J off re Denei Seisakusho—21, Sake-

machi

Tsingtao Arai Shokai—129, Kano-cho

Ebara Denki Shokai—156, Sannomi-

ya-cho

Reuter, Brockelmann & Co.—P.0 Furukawa Denki Kogyo K.K.—144,

Box 24 Mizuno

Futaba Denkt. IKaisha,—15, Moto-ma-

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS chi

Hanshin Dengyo-sha—33, Moto-machi

Ikoma Denki Kosaku-sho—Irie-dori

Manila Isono Musen Denshin Denwa Seisa-

ku-sho—5-105, Shimagami-cho

Alonalon, Fabian—121p, Blanco Quiapo Rato Denki Radio Shoten—304, Shi-

moyamate-dori

Filipino Fresh Eggs, Ino.—13, P. Kimura Denki Shokai—529, Kumo-

Ducos, Quiapo chibashi-dori

Jok Dian Chong—423, Misericordia Kobe Denki Shokai—117, Minato-cho

Luzon Fresh Egg Store—140, Regidor, Kudo Denki Kumo-sho—334, Baba-

Quiapo maclii

M. Tan Koan—19 P. Ducos, Quiapo

Mavahan, Pablo—>5, P. Ducos, Quiapo Mitsubishi

saki '

Denki K.K.—3, Wadami-

Nagoya Poultry & Supply Co.— Miyoshi Denki Shoten—15, Kitana-

Rotonda gasa-dori

Ng Laico—69, Magallaiies, Intramuros Naguichi Denki Kogyo-sho—1-341,

Philippine Fresh Eggs Store—533, Iwaya, Nada-ku

Echague

Sison Marcos—245, Espeleta, Sta. Nippon Musen' Shokai—87,

Nikko Denki Onoe-dori

Denki Komu-sho—21,

Cruz Sakae-machi

Sy Hian—765, Folgneras, San Nicolas NoriTake ShoTen—19, Sannomiyar-cho

Tan Liao—106, Gunao, Quiapo Ohsaki Denki Shokai Gomei Kaisha

Yu An—627, O'ngpin, Binondo —42-5, ■Nakayamate-dori

Ohshima Denki Shokai—153, Minatd-

ELASTIC, FACTORIES cho

(see, Page BlO) Qki Denki K.K.—10, Sakae-macki

Osaka Denkit Kogyo-sho—5; : Kitana-

, gasa-dori

ELECTRICAL PLANTS Sato 'Denki - Kogyo-sho -33, Tamon-

(see Page" B28)' dori

 CLA.SSIF1KI) LIST OJf TRADES ,

Ei.Jj^TRICARr SUPPLIES (J APAN) E147

Sijwa. Kog-y.o :K.K. —101, Motomachi : Mitsubishi

Koya-machi

Denki . K. K. — Hirato-

Takata Bros. & Co.—3/111, Kanocho Yamaoa Tpizo—5, Aburaya-machi

Togashi Electrio -'Trading t'o.—2-3,

Motomachi Nagoya

Yokochi -Sho’caI- 2, Taiftoit-dori

Fuji Denki K.K.-^Dai-Iehi Building,.

Kyoto Shimozono-cho

Furukawa Denki Kogyo K.K.—Dai-

Inouye Electrical Engineering Kawakita ' , L-hij Building ■

Works—'Mshikujo KitanoucKi - ma- Denki Kog.yq;, Sha—Nishi

chi Yanagi-machi

Moriya & Co., Ltd.—Miyuki Hon-

Kawakita Denki Kigyouo—Kawara- ! inap|ii .

Raachi JSanjo Sagaru Nippon Qaisha K.K.—Takegahana

Nippon Denchi K. K.—I madegawa- Atsuta

agai:u .Shinmachi-dori Tokai Elecirio Co, Ltd.—Minami

Tscda Electric Wire Manufacturing ptsu-machi

Go,,7^-ToiyaGmachL )

Osaka

Kyusliu RAGnall -& Cb.—3, Kyobashi Mayeno-

cho

Aramaki YoshisaburO—7, Naka Ishi- Chihayagawa

Nagano-cho, Suiryoku

Nagano Denki K.K.—

do-cho Chosen Denki K.K.—-Nihon Kaijo-

CniYODA'-fcrUMi—Higash'iguchi-cho Hoken, , 25, Edobori

Hayashi Shokai—rKami Koyama-cho Godo Denkyu K.K.—30^ Minami Kyn-

Iwaya Tokinaka—50, Inaba-cfio, taro-cho]., .

Kawakita Denki Kigyosho —Shimo Kawakita bori

Denki Kigyosha—30, Edo-

Kita-dori

Higashi-cho Naniwa Denkyu K. K.—120, Togano-

Oki Denki K. K.—Nakaj ima-cho clio

Seiko Shokai—15, Kami Tsujido Nippon Denryoku K.K.—1, Soze-cho

Nippon Electric Co., Ltd.—16, Kita-

hama, ■ Higashi-ku

Moji Osaka Denkyu K.K.—6, Dainihigasbi-

cho f ., t _

Euji Denki Seizo K.K. — Yuseii Taiyo Kami-cho

Boeki Shokai—33, Sonesaki

Buildihg Toa Denkyu K.K.—45, Sonesaki Ka-

Furukawa Denki K.K.—Dairi-cho mino-chp

Oki Denki K. K.—Iwai-ma&hi Ujikawa Denki K.K.—1330, Noshin-

Yonei Shoten—Nishi Hon-machi cho, N agasone

Nagasaki Shidzuoka

Iguchi Koji—32, Baba-cho

Hiraq Shokai—33, .Kabashima-cho Kaimei-do Honten—30, Shiehiken-cho-

Kawashita Seigoro—6, Kayiya-machi Kawakita Kigyo-sha—41, Kinza-cho

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

El 48 ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES (JAPAN—CHINA)

Tokyo Serida Shokai—115, Hiranuma-cho

Taiyo Denki Kogyosho—40, Ohgi-cho

Aall & Co.—P.0 Box 41, Central Tokyo Denki K.K.—72, Horikawa-

Allen, Sons & Co.—6, Marunouchi cho

Automatic Telephones, Ltd. — 508, Tokyo

wa-kan

Electric Co., Ltd.—Kanaga-

Toyo Building

British Thomson-Houston & Co.—

Mitsui Building KOREA

Busch A. G., Robert—15, Tameike-oho Chosen Shoko K.K.—58, Hasegawa-

Daido Denryoku K.K.—Tokyo Kaijo cho, Seoul

Building, Marunouchi Furukawa Electric Co.—198, Kogan*-

English Electric Co., Ltd., The—14, chd, Keijo

Nichome Marunouchi Hidachi Seisakusho K.K.—31, Nan-

Escher, Wyss Engineering Works— zan-cho, Seoul

320, Marunouchi Building Kawakita Denki Doboku K.K.—207

Fuji Taihei-dori, Seoul

nouchiDenki Seizo K.'K.—6, Maru- Nippon Electric Co.—175, Nandai-

Furukawa

MarunouchiElectric Industry Co.—6, mon-dpri, Keijo

Tokyo Electric Co.—1, Nandaimon-

International General Electric Co., dori, Keijo

Inc.—10, Yuraku-cho

Jay W. Myers, Inc.—F.Q. Box F. 89, FORMOSA

Central

MeijI Denki K.K.—508, Osaki-cho

Mitsubishi Denki K.K.—4, Marunou- Kagi Electric Light Co., Ltd.—

iSeimon-gai, Kagi

chi, Kojimachi-ku Koshun Electric Co., Ltd.—Koshun-

Nippon Electric Co., Ltd.—2; Mita gun, Takao

Shikoku-machi Nippon Electric Co., Ltd.—Hon-

Oki Denki K.K.—2, Ta-machi machi,' Trihoku

Okumura Electric Manufacturing Talkan Godo Denki Kaisha—Toen-gai,

Co.—Marunouchi Building Shinchiku

Tokyo Denki K.K.—17, Yuraku-cho Tokyo Electric Co., Ltd.—Sakao-

Tokyo Denki Seizo K.K.—3, Sakura- machi, Takao

dahongo-cho

Westinghouse Electric International CHINA

Co. —784, Marunouchi Building

Yokohama Canton

Asahi Denki Shokai—41, Ohgi-cho A. E. G. China Electric Co.—73, Bri-

Fuji Electrical Machine Manufac- tish Concession

turing Co.—Shinden, Tanabe Andersen, Meyer & Co.—Shameen

Furukawa Denki Kogyo Kaisha—23, Bodiker & Co.—Sihameen

Nishi Hiranuma-cho Carlowitz & Co.—230, Shakee Road

Kato Denchi Shokai—36, Tokiwa-cho China Electric Co., Ltd.

Keen & Co.—77, Yamashita-cho Jardine, Matheson & Co.

Matsui Denki Shokai G.K.—21, Reuter, Brockelmann & Co. — 37,

Sakuragi-cho British Concession

Motoi Shoten—184, Moto-machi

Sanden Denki Shokai—18, Yoshida- Siemssen & Co.—12, Sai Hau Kai

inachi Sp’alinger & Co., U.

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES (CHINA) E149

Dairen Hongkong

Enkyo Denmi G. K.—2, Mikawa-oho Andersen, Meyer & Co.—67, Des

Vceux Road Central

Furukawa Electric Co., Ltd. — 118, Bodiker & Co.—David House

Yamagata-dori

General Electric Co. of China, Ltd. jCALLENDDER’S CABLE AND CONSTRUCTION

Co.—St. George’s Building

—47, Echigo-cho

Osram China Co.—47, Echigo-cho Chien Hsin Engineering Co., Ltd.—

Skoda Works—18, Yamagata-dori Asiatic Building

China Electric Co., Ltd.—5, Queen’s

Foochow Road Central

China Light & Power Co (1918), Ltd.

iSt. George’s Building

Foochow Electric Co., Ltd. China Engineers, Ltd.—14, Queen’s

Road Central

Hankow Chung Yuen Electrical Co.—71, Des

Vceux Road Central

Andersen, Meyer &'Co.—11, Rue Cle- Co-operative Trading Co., The —

Bank of Canton Building

menceau Colonial Electric C6.—King’s Thea-

Bechler, E.—Hunan Road tre Building

Carlowitz & Co.—Tachimen

China Electric Co.—17, Hwang Pei Davie, Boag &' Co., Ltd.—Queen’s

Building

Roiad

China Tome Trading Co.—3, Yangtsze Domestic ' Engineers, Ltd.—8, ‘^Des

Voeux Rd. C.

Road

General Electric Co., Ltd. — 23, Duro Pump & Engineer Co.—427,

Nathan Road

Tungting Road

Hankow Light and Power Co.—10, Economical

285

Trading Co.—P.O. Box

Kai Hsien Road

Hankow Light & Power Co.,, Ltd.— Electric , Service Corporation—322,

323, 324, Gloucester Building

12, Kai Hsien Road

Representation for British Manufac- Everlasting Electrical Supply Co.—

turers, Ltd.—23, Tungting Road 96, Queen’s Road East

Siemens China Co.—7, Rue de Mare- Feld & Co., Ltd., F.—Pedder Bldg.

chaJ Foch General Electric Co. of China, Ltd.

Siemssen & Co.—Erh Yao Road Teh. -Queen’s Building

Wah Chang Trading Corporation— Gibb, Livingston & Co.—P. & O.

23, Rue Dautremer Building

Hanovia Quartz Lamp Co.—10, Queen’s

Harbin Road Central

Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd.—P. &

Andersen, Meyer & Co.—2, -Samma- Building

naya Street Hong Kong Telephone Co-, Ltd.—Ex-

International Technical Trading Co. change Building

—139, Kitaiskaya Street Hong Kong Tramways, Ltd. — Canal

Jardine Corporation- Road East

Engineering Street

14, Yodoprovodnaya Hung Ming Electric Co.—157, Des

Skoblin Co.—31, Konnaya Street Vceux Road Central

.Skodaworks, Ltd.—2, Kommerceskaya 1ilNNiss A Riddle (China), Ltd.—67,

Des Voeuk Road Central

Street

 CLASSIFIED. LIST OF TRADES

Ei50 ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES (CHINA,)

Jack & Co., WiSIiam C. —St. George’s Larsen & Trock-^40, Naniwa-dori

Building Siemens China Co.—

Jeesen & Co.-^-Pedder Street Skodaworks, Ltd.—107, Wu Wei Lu

Kato & Co., S.—15, Queen’s Road

Central (

Peiping

Moses & Co., N. S.—17, Queen’s

Road Central

Oriental Trading Co.-^-G, Queen’s Andersen, Meyer & Co.—1, Ta Yu Eu

Road Central ■ • Hutting

Phoebus Neon Light Co., Ltd.—SC China Eleot-ric Co.—3, .Tsi Tan Tsi

George^ Building liutung

Ross & Co., Alex—Princess Building China Radiator Co.—279, Chao Yang

Sander, Wieler'.& ‘ Co.?—5, Des Yceux Men Street

Road Central Peiping Electric Co. (1922), Ltd.,

Shew an. Tomes ' &' Co.—St., Ceorge’s The—Legation Quarters

Building 1 Siemens China Co..—4L Teng Shieh

Siemens ' China Co.—12, Pedder' Street 1YUU

Siemssen & Co-—<5, Queen’s Rond Cen- Siemssen & Co.—20,~ Gan Mien Hu-

tral tung

Skodaworks,. Ltd.—14, Queen’s Road Stimpson Electric Supply , Co.—IL

Central Tung Shuaifu 'Hutung

Standard Trading Co.—China Build-

Steger & Co.—King’s Building Shanghai

Sun Light Co.—137, Des, Yceux Road A.E.G. China Electric Co. — 207,

Central Kiangse Road

\Vah Mei Electric Co.—135, Des Allen, Sons

Voeux Road Central

Westinghouse Electric International Ming YuenMeyer

Andersen,

Road

& Co.—4,. Yuen

Co.—7, Queen’s Road Central

Yee Sang. Tai & Co.—353, Hennessy Arai & Co.—12; Hankow Road

Road Arkeli. & Douglases, Canton Road

Arnholdi & Co., Ltd.—1, Nanking Rd.

Mukden Asia Electric • Cor—45, > Hochien Road

Associated Agencies (Far East), Ltd.

—114,; Kiangse Road

A.E.G. China Electric Co. — 45, Automatic'

Naniwa-dori, Electric , CO. — Sassoon

Andersen, Meyer & Co.— House

Arnhold & Co., Ltd. Automatic Telephones of China, Fed.

Inc., U.S.A.—23S-6, Sassoon House

Carlowitz & Co.—18, San Djin Loo Babcock & Wilcox, Ltd.—The Bund

China . Electric" Co.—9a, Ta Hsi Pien Behn, .Meyer, .China Co. — 121,.

Men Wai Kiangse Road

Chinese Engineering & Development Belge Neon Lights, Ltd.—103, Bub-

Co.—San Jing Road bling Road

Fujita & Co.—24, Naniwa-dori Bergmann .Electric Co.— 7-9, Siking

General Electric Co. of China—Ta Road '.

Hsi Pien Men Wei Bowern & Co.—38, Canton Road

Jardine Engineering Corporation— British Insulated Cables, Ltd.—35,

208, Ta Hsi Pien Men Wai Peking Road

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES (SHANGHAI) E151

Callenders’ Cable and Construction Holiday & Co., Cecil—18, Kiukiang

Co., Ltd.—368, Kiangse Road Road

Carlowitz & Co.—220, Szeohuen Road Inniss & Riddle (China), Ltd.—7,

Yuen Ming Yuen Road

Central China Commerci.vi Co.—25, Jardine Engineering Corporation—

Jinkee Road

Chalj Trading Co. — 6, Kiukiang 8a, Yuen Ming Yuen Road

Road Kanan & Co.—43, Dixwell Road

China General Edison Co., Inc.— Katch & Co.—9, Hankow Road

140, Robison Road Kawakita Electric Co.—108, Chapoo

China Electric Co:, Ltd.—230, Med- Road

hurst Road King Chong Chang & Co.—RA609,

China Engineers, Ltd.—15* Museum Point Road

Road Larsen & Trock—44, Avenue Edward

China Scientific Instrument Co:— VIT

131, Museum Road I,rede Electrical Laboratory — 395,

China United Lamp Co.—Hamilton Bubbling Well Road

House, Kiangse Road Lonkomay—4, Quai do France

Chinese National Engr. & Manufac- Meason & Co.—45, Szechuen Road

turing Co.—7, Hankow Road Mee-Yeh Handels-Compagnie — 16,

Claude Neon Lights—687, Broadway Canton Road

Clerici, Bedoni & Co., S. A. —17, Metropolitan-Yickers Electrical Ex-

Museum Road port Qo., Ltd.—Sassoon House

Comfort Moysey & Co., H.J.—452, Kiangse

Joffre Electric Co.—287, Avenue Road

Dodwell & Co., Ltd.—1. Canton National se Road

Commercial Co.—58, Kiang-

Road

Ditmar Brunner Bros., Ltd.—2, Can- National

Road

Electric Co.—501, Nanking

ton Road

Eickhoff & Co.—45, Kiangse Road Olton Electric Mfg. Factory—488,

Ekman Foreign Agencies— 115, Ki- Oppel Ningpo Road

angse Road

Electric Service Corporation—20, Otis Ltd., Electric Manufacturing

The—66, Liaoyang Road Co.,

Nanking Road Elevator Co.—Sassoon House

Electric Wiring & Plumbing Co.— Philco chuen

Sales Corporation—118, Sze-

Road

39a, Canton Road Philips China Co.—133, Szechuen

Enssle, K.—17, Soochow Road Road

Fagan & Co., Ltd.—261, Kiukiang Picking Lampen—267, Kiangse Road

Road

Fraser, Chalmers & Co.—24, Ningpo Porter & Co.—42," Canton Road

Reiss &-Co., Hugo—<9, Foochow Road

Road Rielly, Simmons & Milne—25, Peking

Frost, Bland & Co. — 6, Szechuen Road

Road

Furukawa Electric Co.—32, Jinkee Rose, DownsCanton

Ltd.—29, & Thompson

Road ^Far East),

Road

General

Ltd. -23,Electric Co. (of China), Scott, Harding &Co.—P;0.

Ningpo Road

Scott, Harding & Box 456

Co.—35, Peking

Road

German Machine Co.—7-9, Peking Rd. Shanghai Dock & Engineering Co.—

Great China Electric Co.—1194, Bub- 150, Broadway

bling Well Read Shanghai Electric Oonstruction Co;,

Hachiya & Co.—-9A, Hankow Road Ltd.—18, Soochow Road

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

K152 ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES (CHINA—MALAYA)

Shanghai Electrical Supply Co.—1S4, Forbes & Co.—49, Taku Road

Nanking Road Frazar, Fed. Inc. U.S.A.—25, Rue- j

Siemens /China Co.^t-SIS, Kiangst: du 14 Juilier o

Road Furukawa

Siemssen & Co.—451, Kiangse Road Road Electric Co.—224, Bristow j

Sintoon Overseas Trading' Co.-^22, General Electric.-Co. . of China, Ltd.

—178, Taku Road

\

Kiukiahg Road

Skoda Works, Ltd.—24, The Bund Jardine Engineering Corporation— j

Strong & Co.—4so2v Kiangse Road Victoria Road

Sumitomo Goshi Kaisha—5, Kiukiang Taku Road & Export Co.—272,

John's : Import |

Road Liddell Brothers & - Co.—2, Bruce !

Takaiwa & Co.^6, Kiukiang Road Road

Telefunken (East Asiatic Telegraph Pottinger & Go., Ltd.—55, Victoria

Co.)—218, Kiangse! Road Road

Tien Yuan Electro (':iEiiic.\T. Works, Siemens China Co,—Siemens Build- ;

Ltd.—420, Brehaii Road '■ ing, Taku Road

Tokyo Electric' Co.^-53, SzeOhueri Sie.mssen & Co.—6.3, Taku Road

Road ?

United Manueacturers Electric Co. Societe .des Ltd.—4,

Skodaworks, Honan Road

Anciens Etablissements

—150, Peking Road ,

Wahson & Co.—571, Fukien Road Arnoult—Akiyama Road

Wei Ton'g; Electrical Co. — P.587, Tientsin Steel Drums- and Engineer-

ing Works—13, Via Torino

Nanking-Road-

Wessels, H. C.—24, Nanking Road Twyford & Co.—113, Rue Chaylard

Western Electric Co. of Asia—142)

Museum Road SIAM.

Westinghouse Electric Internation-

al Co.—9, Foochow Road Bangkok

Swatow Barrow, Brown & Co., Ltd.—Tapan.

Hua Takay

Bradley & Co-.—P.O.. Box 76 : y Eastern Indian Trading

San Suing - Co.—30, Chi1 Ping Road 1324, Anuwongse Road Co., The—

Mark’s Tyre

Shauter, Dayland & Co. —P.O. Box 3 mill and New Roads STORE-^Corner of Wind-

Tientsin INDO-CHINA

A.E,.G,, China Electric Co —63, Taku Provinces du Tonkin

Road

Andersen, Meyer & Co.—96, Rue de

Takou Veyreno et Cie—Dap-Cau

Arnhold & Co.—10, Taku Road

Bisseker, F,D.—Consular Road MALAYA

China American Trading Corpora-

tion—Rue de France Penang

China Electric Co., Ltd.—132, Rue

du Baron Gros

China Northern Corporation—47-55, Aik & Co., G. T.—388, Penang Road

Rue de Paris Beng Swee & Co.—41, Bishop Street

 classified LIST ,OF TRADES

ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES (MADAYA^MA^ILA): El £3

Gim & Co., W. S..,—179, Campbell St. NETHERLANpS INDIA

Kee Huat Radio Co.—178, Campbell

Street : , Batavia

Little & , Co.,. John—Bishop Street

N. V. Heybroeck’s Groothandex

Perak Kroningsplein WeM’ o

Siemens & Halske, A. G.

English Electric Co., Ltd. 3, Hale Box 52 Electric Co. of Asia—PX).

Western

Street, Ipoh

Johnson & Pirin.ips Ltd. — c/o

Jacks & Co., Ltd. Sourabaya

Selangor Algemeene Nederlandsch - Indische

Electriciteit Maatschappij

English Electric Co., Ltd., The

HUTTENBACp,, ,LaZ.AIU; S, .& S0,N.S, I.TD.— Philippine inlands

Kuala Luitipiir

Peninsular Lights (1930), Ltd.. Manila

Singapore American

colta, Binondo Co..,..Inc.—72, Es-

Electrig

Loon Seng & Co., Ltd.—1 Raffles Angeles Echague

Electrical Supply — 782,

’ ' '

Place Arce Electrig—1339, Avenue Rizal

British Electro-'Plating

Penang Road Works—31, CAROj Electric. . Sf,rvici>—UO, /Padre

> Central Engine Works, Ltd.—65, Central Faura j

Geylang Road Electric Service—248,Ongpin

General Electric Co., Ltd.—12, Bat- Delda Rosario; Electric. : Co.—210, Lf'gar-

tery Road

Hoe Boon Leong—60, Selegie Road Electrical SuTp£y‘ CO:, Inc. — 959-61,

Isaac & Co., E. S.—:6, Malacca Street Elmac, Ongpin

Inc.,; Co.—627, Rizal Avenue

Little & Co., John—Raffles Square General Electric Appliance Corpn. of

Martin Electric Co.—58, High Street the Philippines — Crystal Arcade-

Building

Morey & . Co., John —98, Robinson Manila- Electric Co.—125, Escolta

Road

j Nathan, M. & E.—96, North Bridge Manila Machinery and Supply Co.,

Inc.—675-681, Dasmarinas

Road

^ Oriental Telephone & Electric Co., Oriental Manila Supply Go.—2056, Ave. Rizal

Ltd.—Telephone House, Hill Street Electric Supply Go.—122,

Pavilion, Ltd.—72, Orchard Road Philippine Electric Supply Co.—120,

Spot Radio, Ltd.—163, Orchard Road Tetuan

f? Standard Telephones & Cables, Ltd.— PhilippineRaon, Quiapo

Engineering Co.—936,

|1 57, Robinson Road Romero Electric— 314, Azcarraga,

Toin Trading Cq.—60, Waterloo St. Tondo

Western Electric .Co. ; of Asia—23, Rosario Electric Co.—458-460, Legar-

; Stamford Road da, Sampaloc

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TEADES

El 54 ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES-FILM DISTRIBUTORS

Smith, Bell & Co., Ltd.—Hongkong Tokyo

Bank Building

Thompson Electric Co., Inc. -Plaza Fox Eiga Kaisha—2, Ginza

Sta. Cruz

Universal & Electric Supply Metro

MotorPeral

Co.—29, Isaac

Goldwyn Mayer Co.—New

Osaka Building

Nippon Katsudoshashin K. K.—1,

Uy Hoo & Co.—629, Ongpm, Binondo Marunoudn

Western Equipment and Supply Co. Paramount Films,. Ltd.—Osaka Bl.dg^

—119, Calle T. Pinpin Warner Bros. First National Pic-

Westinghouse Electric International shitures (Japan), Inc.—3, Gofukuba-

Co.—680, Dasmarinas,, Binondo

Cebu CHINA

Peiping

Pacific Commercial Co.—111, Morga

Visayan Electric Co., S. A.—P.O. North China Amusement Co.—Cheng

Box 134 Kwong Theatre

Peacock Motion Picture Co., Inc.—

EMBROIDERIES (see under Silk) Legation Street

Hankow

ENAMEL FACTORIES

(see Page Bll) China Trading Co., The—3, Ting Yu

Lee, Hunan Road, S.A.D. 3

ESTATE AGENTS (see under Land

and Estate) Hongkong

EXCHANGE BROKERS (see Central Theatre—Queen’s Road Cent'.

Brokers) China Entertainment and Land In-

vestment Co., Ltd.—34, Queen’s Rd.

Central

EXPORTERS ('see undter Geheral Electric A Musical Jn^ustries

(China), 'Ltd.—61, Ces Vboiix Road

Merchants) Central

FoxBuilding

Film ,Fed., Inc.—King’s Theatre

FILM DISTRIBUTORS

General Film Exchange, Inc.-t~

King’s Theatre Building

JAPAN Hongkong Amusements, LTD—Pedder

Building

Osaka Hongkong and Kowloon Cinema Co,,

Ltd.—King’s Theatre Building

King’s Theatre—34, Queen’s Road1 C.

Metro Goldwyn Mayer Co., Ltd.— Metro Goldwyn Mayer of China —

28, Higashi-Umeda-cho Asiatic Building

Seiten Kinema Kwan—15, Urae Kanai- Oriental Theatre—Fleming • Road

cho Paramount Films of China, Inc.—

Toa Kinema K.K.—28, Hirano-cho: King’s-Theatre Building

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

FILM DISTRIBUTORS El 55:

Peacock Motion' Picture Co., Inc.-L Patue Orient, Ltd. 44, Rue de

14, Queen’s Road: Central France

South China Cinema and Investment Peacock Motion Picture Co., Inc.--

• Co., Ltd—24, Dos. V^eux Rd. C. 8, Council Road

United Artists — King’s Theatre

Biiilding MALAYA

Universal Pictures Corporation op

China-—King’s Theatre Building

Singapore

Shanghai

Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd.—P.O.

British Films (China), Ltd.—1G0, British Box 143 :

Avenue Edward V It Empire Films Co.—22/24,

Electric . & Musical Industries— FoxOrchard Film

Road

Corporation (East), Ltd.—

10190, Rue'

Fox Film Fed. Inc.—142, Muset?m Malayan Film Service—742, North

142, Museum'. Roact Bridge Road

Oerman .'Films C®i—142,: Museum Rd. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer

Independent Film Exchange or China 144b, Robinson-Road Oriental, Inc.

* ^-21, Museum Road New Gaiety Film Exchange—112,

International Films (China), Ltd.— Benboolen ‘Street-!

160, Avenue^ Edward VII Paramount Film Service, Ltd. — 51,.

Lauro Films;' (A. E. Lauro & Co.)— Robinson Road

21, Museum Road Penang Biograph: Co.—68, Prinsep

Metro-QOldwyn Mayer op" China— • Street •

138, Embankment Building ■ ' Universal Pictures CoRporat/on of

Odeon Amusements,-- Ltd.—219, Sze- Singapore—^Orchard Road

chuen Road

Peacock Motion Picture Co., Inc.— PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

21, Museum Road

I Red Seal Film Co. " (China), Ltd.—

175, Soochow Road Manila

; Star Film Co., Ltd.—142, Museum

| , Road Acme Films, Inc.—2215, Azcarraga

' Star Motion Picture Co., Ltd.—50, BanasHaV

Route Doumer

1 Universal Pictures C orpoeation of Building Film ^Exchange—Pater no

China—623, Szechuen Road Catot Film Exchange—327, Raon

Wha Wei Trading Co., Ltd.—119, ■Commercial Dasmarinas

Film Exchange — 456,.

t ' J inkee’' Road Far Eastern Motion Picture Co.—

724, ' Ongpin

Tientsin Fbx Film, Fed. Inc.—P.O. ' Box1:423 /:

Goodwill Film " Exchange — 326^

| Film Distributors & Cinema Con- Misericordia rr, -.0

tractors of K. China—3rd Special Luzon Theatres Inc.—602, Rizal, Sta.

Area Cruz i

I First United Film Exchange, Ltd.— Lyric Film Exchange—670, Das-

14, Jeanne d’Arc -Villas marinas

Paramount Films of China, Inc.—10, Malayan Pictures Corpn.—247, Gral

Council Roafl Solano

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

El56 FLOUR MERCHANTS

Metro-Gold wyn-Mayer—.417, Avenue Nippon Kokusan Kogyo K.K.—Asahi

Rizal Building, Naka-noshitna

Palace Film Exchange—332, Raon, Ohsawa Shoten—1-200, Ishida-cho

Sta. Cruz

Paramount Film of the Philippines, cho Dempun K.K.—2, Kawasaki-

Osaka

Inc.—P.O. Box 587 Quaker Oats Co., The—55, Kyomachi-

Philippine Film Exchange — 327, bori-Dori

Raon, Sta. Cruz Siber Hegner & Co., Ltd.—21, Ima-

Rialto Theatre—520, Rizal, Sta. Cruz bashi

United Artists Corpn.—'507, Cu Un- Yoshida IDempun Seizo-sho — 2, Tem

jieng Building mabashi

•Universal Pictures Corpn. — 2262,

Azoarraga Shidzuoka

FLOUR MERCHANTS Hasegaava Eieichi Shoten—Imonishi-

cho

JAPAN I^uya N. Suzuki—Baba-cho

Kawaguichi Eikichi Shoten--Kinza

Kobe cho

Yamaguichi Chijokichi Shoten—Sa-

Curnow & Co., Ltd., J.—P.O. Box kae-maehi

1050 (San.) Shimonoseki

Masuda Flour Mill Co.—16,: Sakae-

machi

Nippon Seifun K.K.—3, Terayama, Azuma Shoten—Kannogakicho

Higashi Shiriike-cho Hirano Shoten—Nishinabe-cho

Nippon Seimei Seifun K.K.—43, Maruju Shokai—Nishinabe-cho

Imedezaike-cho

Nisshin Seifun K.K.—Sumiyoshi-cho Yuasa Goshi Kaisha—Nishinabe-cho

Kyushu Tokyo

Shiramizu Kunigoro — 122 , Nishi- Aall & Co.—P.O. Box 41 Central

machi Nippon Corn Products, Ltd.—1,

Yamasaki Shoten—28, Kami Nishi Uchisaiwai-cho Kojimachi-ku.

Yasukawa Kokurui Shoten—Nakano-

machi Yokohama

Nagoya Ando Shintaro Shoten—130, Choja-

machi

Nogoya Seifun K.K.—3, Shio-cho Kotsukaya Shoten—55, Hongo-cho

Nisshin Seifun K.K.—260, Noritake Nisshin Seifun K.K.—81, Onoe-cho

Tamikiya Shoten—12, Kanagawa-cho

Osaka

Indue Tomesaburo—10, Asahi-machi CHINA

Matsutani Kiichiro—109, Sugiwara- Changchim

cho

Nihon Dempun Seizo-sho—55, Kawa-

ra-machi Manchurian Flour Mills

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

FLOUR MERCHANTS El 57

Dairen Shanghai

Manchurian Flour Manufacturing Asiatic Yeast Works—16, Canton Rd.

Co.—57, Kaga-machi Bush & Co.—P.O. Box 1668

Canadian Trading Cq.—18, The Bund

Foochow Connell Brothers Co.—17, The Bund

Dodwell & Co., Ltd.—Union Building

Associated Products do. Fou Foong Flour Mill, rCo., Ltd.—

25, Jinkee Road

Hankow Geddes Trading and Dairy Firm

Co.—SD,. Yuen Ming Yfiep Road

Pacific Orient . Co.—8, Rue de Mare-! Glathe & Witt—P.O. Box 968

Heath & Co.—30, Peking Road

chal Joffre

Paou Shun Kung Sze—Pao Shun Heath (1927), Ltd.—2, Peking Road

Road Jacobsen, Axel—14, Kiukiang Road

Kong Dah Co.—132-138, Route Conty

Harbin Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Tyro.—P.O.

Box 722

Soskin & Co., S.-r-Sth Section Mow Sing and Foh Sing Flour

Ural Siberian Flour Mills— Mills—58, Kiangse Road

42, Skoczmaya Street Union n Import • Syndicate, Ltd.—3,

Hankow Road

Hongkong Yeh Hua Trading Corporation—63,

Rue du Consulat

Alexandra, James & Co., Ltd.—China1 Tientsin

; Building

American Flour Co., The—David China Northern Corporation—47-55,

| House Rue de Paris

; China Associates Corporation, Ltd.— Coleins & Cp.—75, Consular Road

Redder Building

l Chiu Brothers—54, Queen’s Road Furer & Co.—99, Davenport Road

Central Getz Brothers & Co.—129, Rue de

| Connell Brothers & Oo.—David Baron Gros

House Gipperich & Co,, E.—52, Taku Road

i Dunbar & Co., L.—Exchange Bldg. Kramer, M.—112, Wellington Street

Gibb, Livingston & Co.—P. & O. Liddel Brothers & Co.—50, Taku

Building Road

Gilman & Co.—4a, Des Vceux Road Masuda & Co.—24, Matsushima Road

Central

, Hongkong American Trading Co,— “Miag” Muchlenbau und Industrie

A.G.—27; Tungchow Road

’ Kai Ming Building Mitsui Bussan Kaisha—1, Yamagui-

. Loxley & Co., J W.R.—York Building chi Road

Maxim & Co.— 3, Queen’s Building Peters

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. — Road

: Prince’s Building

Sassoon & Co., Ltd.. David—8a, Des MALAYA

Voeux Road Central

! Shewan, Tomes & Co.—St. George’s Selangor

' Building

Union Trading Oo.—York Building Khair Deen & Co.—11, Batu Road

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E]58 FLOUR MERCHANTS—FORWARDING AGENTS

Singapore Kashiwagi Goshi Kaisha—22, Sakae-

machi

Hasanali Jivabhai—36, Wall licit Street Kqbe Godo Unso K.K.—153, Higashi

Kawasaki-cho

Malayan Flour Milling 06.—50, Kokusai Unyu K.K.—32, Akashi-

Peck Seah Road machi

Straits Mercantile Agency—37, Teluk Maruki Unsoten G.K.—13, Isobe-dori

Ayer Street

Straits Settlement Flouk Mills—36, Omori Kaisoten—4, Sakae-machi

Walliclh Street Yamamoto-gumi—22, Naniwa-machi

Y'oshioka Shokai—12.740, Isobe-dori

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

Moji

Manila

Nutter & Co.—902, Kiyotaki-aachi

Bennett, Inc., P. M.—58, Lorenzo Re

la P&z

Dy Buncio & Co., Inc—191-211, M. de

Binondo

El Porvenir—809, Folguerasi, Tondo Aota Tokijiro—56, Junin-machi

Forbes, Munn & Co., Ltd. — 979, Kobayashi-ya—3, Taanai-cho

Muella de la Industria

Macondray & Co., Inc.—China Bank Nagasaki machi

Gopo Unsq.K.K.—1, Daiba-

Building

Ong Jan Chuan—467, Nueva Sawayama Shokai—11, Oura-machi

Pacific Commercial Co. — National Walker &; Co., R. N.—11, Oura-

City Bank Building, Binondo machi

Sy Hock—537-39, Muelle de Binondo

FLOUR MILLS (see Page Bll-13)

Asahii Unso G.K.—46, Umedo cho

FORWARDING AGENTS Dai-Ichi Boeki Gumi-^105, Kitahamai

imai|s

Hanshin Unso K.K. — 1-376,' Nishi.

iShi|

JAPAN Umedo

Kitagawa Unso-ten—40, Sikurajima-^..

Kobe cho

MANARfc HoTen—l7, Nishi Umtefla-cho !

Akita-gumi—144, Aioi-eho Osaka. Godq Unso K.K.—10, Umeda

Boyeki-gumi—13,, Kaigan-dori Yamanaka Co., Ltd.—1, Itachibori

Goto Kaisoten—121, Sakae-niaohi

Hamaguchi Gonshiro — 223, Moto- CHINA

machi

Hasegam a Shoten—24, Kaigan-dori

Helm Bros., Ltd.—46, Harima-machi

Hirano Sfiokai—59, Sakae-maehi

Inouye Goshi Kaisha—84, Sakae- Goeke & Co., A.—85, Brit, Concessioijt

machi LillicRAp, S-—19, British .Concession.,

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

FORWARDING AGENTS E159-

Dairen Commercial Express & Storage Co.—

53, Yuen Ming Yuen Road

Anz & Co.—212, Yamagata-dori Cook & Son, Ltd., Thos.—P.O. Box

519

Awa Kyodo Kxsen K.K.—200, Yama- Magill & Qo—120, Kiangse Road

gata-dori Marden & Co,, Ltd., G, E. — 125,

Bryner & Co.—212, Yamagata-dori Hankow Road

I Daisan Shokai—153, Yamagata-dori Melchers &f Co.—210, Kiukiang Road

I Dola, G. J.—P.O. Box 38 Schillers, Inc.—217, Peking Road

j Holstein & Co., C.—212, Yamagata- Shanghai Express Co. —6, Szechuen

I dori Road

| Kokusai Unyu K.K.—221, Yamagata-

1 dori Tientsin

1 Sakabe Shokai—7, Awaji-cbo

i Taito Co., The—18, Y'amagata-dori China Forwarding & Express Co.—

[ Yamasaki Unsoten—9, Naniwa-cho Settlement Railway Station

I , Chinese Eastern Railway (Commer-

cial Agency)—74, Rue de France

Foochow Girraud, F.—66, Rue Dillon

H Tientsin Forwarding and Commis-

R Brockett & Co. sion Agency—13, Italian Bund

Harbin Tsingtao

Bryner & Co.—Konnaia 1. Fan & Co., Benjamin C.—91, Chung

Shan Road

Hongkong MALAYA

| Cook & iSon, Ltd., Thos.—Queen’s Johore

| Building

Leerdam, D. J.—8, Jalan Maharani

Mukden

Penang

. Bryner & Co.—Hong Kong & Shang-

; hai Bank Building Young, L. J.—305a, Perak Road

Mansfield & Co.,- Ltd.—Chartered

Peiping Bank Chambers

'Pacific Storage and Packing Cor- Malacca

; poration—4, Rue Marco Polo, Lega-

i' tion Quarter Souza & Co.-, II. M. de—21, ’ Church

Street .

Shanghai

Singapore

China Express Go* — 208, Boundary

j ' Road Cook & Son, Ltd., Thos.—39, Robin-

.’•|l China Transport and Storage Co., son Road

; • > Inc.—24, The Bund Mansfield & Co.—Ocean Building

 CLASSIFIED ; LIST OF TRADES

EJ60 FORWARDING AGENTS (MANILA)— FI'R & SKIN MERCHANTS

!’H ILIPPJNE ISLANDS CHINA

Manila Hankow

American EnprIsss Co1., Inc., The— Andersen Stern, Inc.—5/ Astoria

Plaza Moraga, Binondo Building ,

Chaves, Salinas & Co.—1&9, Dasmar- Arnold 4; Co , Ltd.—S.A.D. I,. The

inas Street Bund

Gregorio M. Cansi pit, Inc.—51, Esbolta Liddell Brothers & Co., Ltd.—

Iloefonso Tionloc, Inc.—123, Das- Tungting, Whacheong and Poyang

marinas, Binondo Roads

Lhzon Brokerage Co., Inc.—Derham

Building, Port Area

Robles & Hizon—75, Juan Luna

Tionloc Cb., InC., S. en C. -123, Das- Baikal. Fur Trading Corporation—13

marinas, Binondo iKasachaia Street r

FOUNDRIES {iee Page B13) China Fur Trading-Co.—11, Pekar-

naia Street wbxiaoo’T

FUR AND SKIN MERCHANTS East West Fur Trading Corporation

—17, Rinochnaj'a Street

Fur and Wool Trading Co.—12,

JAPAN Pekanaya Street

Jacobsohn, L.S. — 17, Strahovaya

Hakodate Street

Koulaieff’s Sons*—25, Uchastkcva-ya

Denbigh & Co.—P.O. Box 11 Orleans Brothers—8, Russkaya Street

Weysfield, N. E,—Yapernskaya St.

Osaka

Mukden

Aall & Co., Ltd.—9, Koraibashi

CtjRNOw & Co.—66, Main Street Fur & Wool Trading Co.—336, Hsi

Hida Mataji—16, Andojibashi Hsiao Kwan

Kimura Jinsaburo—40, Sakae-machi

Makita & Co.—3, Kita-dori Peiping

Nishimura Seishi—137, Aomu-cho

Sakaki Santaro—6, Sakae-machi China Crafts—16, Main Embroidery

Yanno Rikichi—29, Sakae-machi Street

Sanitary Fur Co.—18, Legation Street

Tokyo Shanghai

Aall & Co.—P.O. Box 41, Central

Ito Fur Co.—2, Tori Barbash & Co., B.S.—219, Szechuen.

Road

Yokohama Blickle, Ross & Co.—19, Kiukiang:

Road

Abe Koichi Shoten—52, Aioi-cho Brook & Co —8c, Yuen Ming Yuenr

Aizawa Toshio Shoten—78, Ohgi chc China Road

Yamaoka ShotEn-—2, Benten-dori Fur Trading Co, — <58, Sze-

chuen Road

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

FUR AND SKIN MERCHANTS* (SHANGHAI, TIENTSIN) El 61

Eitinctonj Schild & Co.—121, Kiang- ! Central Products Co.- -29, Consular

se Road Road

Forster. A . Co.,; Ltp.—116, Kiangse : China . Korean Fur Co. — 46, Rue'

Heuri Bourgeois

<1erseevitch Brothers—18, Szeohuen China National Trad i ng ■ Coj—2II,

Load (<0 , : : ,

Goldenberg, M.—304, Kiangse Road : Quai Auguste Boppc

GtTTBEZAHL, M.iL.—3Tb, Canton Road 'China Tradincl .Co,— D,avpnport

Gtjtbezahl &! Co., G.—29, CantAn Road CollinsRoad ‘

Kale & (jO., E.—64, Peking Road A Co., Ltd.—75, Consular

Road

Laott. Kiu

Nanking RoadChwang Silk Co.—354, ‘Debus, M.—33, Canton Road

Liddell Bros. A.Co., Ltd.—4, 'Peking.. East — WestTakuFurRoad

94, Trading Corporation

Road : EiTiNGTON-ScpiED Co.—(3,;. Hue de

Lily A Co.—353, Yates Road Paris

Maison'Arcits—Hamilton House

Maiso?i Lucille—561,. Avenue , Joffre Fairchild & Co., ■ Ltd.—169, Taku

Road

Mar-dereield,' M:—142, ^zechuen Road ; Froijhan Co;, D.—27, Davenport Road

Oriental Fur Co. 227, Szeehuen Road SGabrick A Co., V.—224, Bristow Road

Polish 'Asiatic Commergial i Co.—80, ; G erTerrace

she v itch Brothers—18, Vietoxia'

Szochuen Roa.d ■ ,

Savul A Co., A. I.—19, Museum Road GoldVerdun A Brother, Inc.—53, Rue de

Siberian Furriers Co.—1137, Bubbling Gipperich A Co., E.—52, Taku Road,

$>11 Road ,

Bearing Export to.—142, iSzeehuen Grigory, Courbet,

Gutbezahl A.Co.—21-23, Rue

Road

Wolf Sprint: Fur Corporation—2b, Hardy, Road

Gatliff A 6o., W.—63, Taku

Kiukiang Road

Holman, Inc., B.—S7, Rue du :Cbay-

lard

Tientsin Jacobsohn, L.S.—14, Victoria Terrace

Jacobson A Kupitsky—94, Taku Road

Alexander Gutbezahl Trading Co.— KaLGAN Eug CpRPpRATIQN—125, Rue. du

Chayiard

133, Rue de Takou

American Asiatic Trading Co—36, Kasachkoff, • E.—293, .Victorigr Ter-.

Rue de France

American Oriental Fur Agency—16, Kramer, M.—112, Wellington Street

Victoria Terrace Liddell Brothers A Co., Ltd.—50,

Andersen, Meyer A Co.—96, Rue de ; Taku Road

Takou Malkassian, S.—8, Rue Henri Bour-

j Asia Export Co.—16, Victoria Terrace geois

| BaIkal Fur Trading’ Corporation— Mei-Hwa Fur Trading Corporation—

75, Rue Pasteur

I Canton Road

L BaMovitch A Co., II.—186, Bristow Reuter, Brockelmann A Co.—29, Con-

sular Road

: Road

Bergers’ Enterprises, Ltd.—103, Rue Rudolf, S.—74, Rue Pasteur

de Takou [Sheets Brothers, Inc.—36, Rue de

Bernstein A Sons M. and Forman, Franee

Inc.—29, Canton Road Sung Maq Seng Fur Trading,Go,—39,

I Brimberg Bros.—94, Rue Dillon I Canton Road

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E162 FURNITURE DEALERS

Weistein; L.S.—60, Rue Henri Bour- Hongkong Furniture Co.—8, Queen’s-

geois Road Central

Wilson & Co.—72, Victoria Road Hop Cheong—1, Wing Kut Street

Wulfsohn Company of China—34-36, Hung On & Co.—17a, Queen’s Rd. C.

Taku Road International Furniture Co., The—

David House

FURNITURE DEALERS Jone’s Furniture—184, Nathan Road,.

Kowloon

JAPAN Kowloon Furniture and Electric

Store—43, Nathan Road

Kowloon

kow Road,Rattan

KowloonWare Co.—4, Han-

Kobe

Kwong Tai Cheong—58, Queen’s Rd.

Central (Rattan)

Fuji war a Shoten, S. — 113, Kitana- Lane,

gasa-dori Crawford, Ltd. — Exchange

Building

Hirano Shoten, G. K.—136, Eizawa- Little Shop, The—Gloucester Bldg.

cho

Kashtwai Shoten—324, Nakayamate- Lock Hong—33, Queen’s Road Central

Millar, A. W.—134, (Lockhart Road

dbri

Kawanamt Chit Shoten—180, Sanno- Mo Jim Tai—Hennessy Rd., Waichai

miya-cho Shameen Pagoda, The—12, Peking

Mizobuchi Shoten—S'himoyaimate-dori Road, Kowloon

Nagata Ryositke Shoten—42, Sanno- Studio d’Art—-Gloucester Arcade

miya-cho Yee Sang: Tai & Company—353r

Okamura Shoten—61, /Sakaguchi-cho Hennessy Road

Takitcawa Shoji K.K.—1, Ashihara-

dori Shanghai

Yamamoto Masanosuke Shoten—335,

Nakayamate-dor i

Arts and Craft, Ltd.—887, Bubbling

Yokohama Well Road

Art Steel Furniture Co., The—450r

Fokien Road

Kuwayama Seizo 'Shoten—174, M

machi Diaward Steel Furniture C«.—425,

Yamashtta Shoten—172, Moto-machi Nanking Road

Sato Shoten—136, Yamashita-cho Fette Peking Rugs—Sassqon House

Tanabe Shoten—201, Moto-machi Shanghai Veneer Wood 00.-2, Kiu-

kiang Road

CHINA Sung Furniture Co.—684, Bubbling

Well Road

Hongkong Simmons. Co. ,(^hicago)—620, Yulirr

Road

Arts and Crafts, Ltd.—4A, Des Voeux Tai Chong & Co.—580, Nanking Rd.

Road Central

Athene iStudIo—Gloucester Building Peiping

East Asiatic Trading Co. —Asiatic Henning & Co., Ltd.—45, Wai Chiao

Building

Furniture Studio, The—Gloucester Pu

Building Talati & Co., J. M.—13, Hatamen St,

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

FURNITURE DEALERS E163

Tientsin Selangor

Corinth & Co.—194, Woodrow Wilson Federal Furniture Depot Co,.—171,

Batu Road, K.L.

Street 6nn Yin & Co.—145, High Street,

Hall & Holtz, Ltd.—101, Victoria Rd. KueJa, Lumpur

Mayne Co.—TZ, Council Road Poo Wah & Co.—141, High St., K.L.

Modern Furnishing Store Robinson & Co.—Java Street. K.L.

Sun Chong & Co.,. Ltd.—130, Rue du

Baron Gros Singapore

Tientsin Furniture Factory — 3,

Wusih Road

Welfare Furniture Co., Ltd. — 147, ArtRoadFurniture Depot—32/34, Orchard

Rue du .Baron Grbs Frankel Bros.—375, Victoria Road

Woller & Co., E. S.—83, Meadows 'Nang Heng Furniture Co. —103,

Road iSelegie Road

SIAM Robinson & Co., Ltd.—Raffles Place

Sun Wah Co.—380, Victoria Road

Bangkok PHILIPPINE ISLANDS.

Hangkok Housi? Furnishing Co.— Manila

Phya Thai Road

Angeles Furniture Co.—27(r, G.

Tuason .

MALAYA Beauty ■Furniture '& C6.—240, T. Pin-

pin

Penang Central, FuRNiTURE Co. —333, ,T. Pin-

pin

Chong Kke Furniture-Store—832, T.

Bangkok Furnishing Co.—7, Leith Alonzo .

Street (Community Furniture Store—2fel5,

Hewett Art Furniture Co., Ltd.—1, Herran

East Jelutong Cosmopolitan . Furniture—166, Legar-

Pritchard; & Co., Ltd.—9, Union St. da >.

Storch Bros., Ltd.—4, Beach Street Da Roza, F. I,., Antique Furniture-

234, Oral, Solano'

Whiteaway, Laidlaw & Co.—4, Bis- Emporium Furniture Cp., The—h698,

hop Street Rizal

Eng Bio Furniture Co. — 306, T.

Perak Alonson

French Furniture Store—130, San

Luis

Frankel Bros.—114, Belfield Street Insular Furniture Co,—355, T. Pin-

Pritchard & Co., Ltd.—Market St., pin

Ipoh Intramuros Furniture House—100,

Storch Bros., Ltd—Brewster Road, An d a

Ipoh Kwong Hing CheonGt4-309, T. Pinpin

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E.164 FURNITURE DEALERS (MANILA)—GEN. MERCHANTS (JAPAN)

“ La Confianza,”

ture—372, Sit Kioko Furni-

T. Pinpin JAPAN

La Nueva Fortuna — 884, Avenue Kobe

Rizal

Lochun & Co.—308-312 and 317, T. Abraham & Co.—50, Harima-machi

Pinpin

Luzon Furniture Co.-—250, T. Pinpin Adet, Moss & Co.—8, iKaigan-dori

Modern Furniture Co.—503, T. Pin- Ahmed dori

Abdul Karim Bros.—40, Isobe-

pi n

Norte Furniture Co.—842, Nara Ahrens & Co.—Meikai Building 32,

Oriental Furniture Inc. — 342, T. Akashi-machi

Pinpin Amberg & Co.—iO, Hapinia-machi

Pacific Furniture Co.—360, T. Pin- American Trading Co. of Japan, Ltd.

pin —99, Kita-machi

Pascual, Morey B.—1723, Oroquieta Antaki .& Co., Isaac—91, Kita-machi

Perez SaManillo, Rafael — 116-122, Arai Shoten—43, Sannomiya-cho

Juan Luna Arratoon, C. M.—80, Kyo-machi

Philippine Art Furniture Co., Inc. — Asano Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.—7, Hari-

12, San Luis : ma-machi

Philippine Furniture Factory—352, Asano Ishikawa & Co.—116a, Higashi-

T. Pinpin machi

Puyat & Sons, Inc., Gonzalo—727, Ben Trading Co.-^88, Sannomiya-cho

Sol ana Bergmann & Co.—105, Hachiman-dori

Sampaloc Furniture Co. — 432, G. Berrick & Co., Ltd.—17, Nakaya

Tuason

Tay Heng Furniture—523, T. Alonso mate-dori

Uu-to-Date Furniture . Store — 864, Bessho Shoten—73, Kyo-machi

Rizal Bhersoomall Sons—95, Isobe-dori

Wright Furniture Co.—628, Rizal Boecke & Co.—44, Shimoyamate-dori

Bombay Trading Co.—96, Isobe-dori

GARAGES (see under Motor) Cameron & Co.—93, 'Yedo-machi

Carroll Brothers & Co.—12, Kaigan-

dori

GENERAL BROKERS (see under Caro Trading Co.—98, Isobei-dori,

4-chomei

Brokers) Chalhoub & Co., Ltd.—105, Yedo-

machi

GENERAL MERCHANTS Chandraman & Co.—Kamikawa-dori

(IMPORTERS, EXPORTERS AND cho Chotirmall & Co.—308, Sannomiya-

COMMISSION AGENTS) Clay & Co.—46a, Harima-machi

Colombo Export Co.—80, Isobe-dori

VLADIYOSTOCK Comptoir Orient Export—14b, Nani-

wa-machi

Cooper, Findlay & Co., Ltd.—110, Ito-

Anglo-Chinese Trading Co. — 27, machi

Leneinaya Street Corner Co.-^-SS, Yedo-machi

Becos Traders, Ltd.—15, 25th Octo- Curnow & Co.—81, Sakae-machi

ber Street

Wassard & Co. Daido Boeki Kaisha—57, Naniwa-

machi

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

GENERAL MERCHANTS (JAPAN) E165

Daishin Boyeki Shokai—-64, (Naniwa- Iwai -Shoten—44, Naka-machi

cho Izawa G.K.—119, Hachiman-dori

Daver & Co., R.E.—28, Sannomiya- Jardine, Matheson & Co—83, Kyo-

cho, 1-chome machi

Dawn & Co.—28, Sannomiya-cho Jarmain, Davis & Co.—75, Kyo-machi

Delacamp, Piper & Co.—1, Kaigan- Joennsson Go.—13, Kyomachi

dori Jonas Co., F. M.—1, Hachiman-dori

Don well & Co., Ltd.—82, Kyo-machi Joseph & Co.—73, Isbbe-dori

Dossa & Co.—76, Kyo-iiiachi Kahn & Co., G; K.—8, Isobe-dori, 2-

Down Boeki Shokai—127/8, Shimo- chome

yamate-dori, 4-chome Kapuichand Mohanji & Co.—92,

Ennenberg, A.—3, Yamamoffco-dori, Yedo^machi

4-chome Kasai Mercantile Co.—18, .Sanno-

Etzine & Co.—26b, Naniwa-dori, miya-cho

Faizallabhoy, E.—26, Sannomiya^cho, Kawasaki

dori

Shoten K.K.—3, Isogami-

3-chome

Kimatrai &

Fatechand & Sons—123, Isogami dori Kobe Commercial Co.—25, Isobe-dori

Fraser & Co.—5, Hachiman-dori Co.—73, Kyo-machi

Frazar & Co.—46, Harima-machi Koschkin, H.—86, Yamamoto-dori

Fgjita & Co.—27, Naka-machi Lautier Fils Shokai—P.O. Box 47

Fujii S'hokai—114, Sannoaniya-cho Leonard Birnie—49, Harima-machi

Fdrido Shokai—20, Harima-machi Lendrum (Japan) Ltd.—35, Naka-

Futehally & Sons—14, Higashi-machi Levy,machi

Gedeon Freres—40, Isobe-dori J.—96, Higashi-machi

General Commercial Co.—72, Kyo- Liebermann,

Yedo-machi

Waelchli , & Co. — 98,

machi

General Export Trading Co.—7, Macnaughton, H. C.—110, Ito-machi

Mather & Platt, Ltd.—7, Goko-dori,

Isobe-dori 4-chome .

Getz Bros. & Co.—118, Naka-machi Maxwell & Co.—100, Yedo-machi

Gobhai Karanjia, Ltd.—130, Isogami-

dori Mehta & Co., S. B.—3, Hachiman-

Goitrgey, J. S.—20, Sannomiya-cho dori

Graham & Co. Goshi Kaisha — 99, Mehta, M. S.—26, Sannomiya-cho ,

Kita-machi Mitchell & Co., A.—2b, Ninomiya-

Gregg & Co., Ltd.—62, Naniwa-machi cho, 1-chome

Haidarali & Co.-^102, Isobe-dbri Mitsui Bussan Kaisha—3 Kaigan-

dori

Harris & Lewis—125, Higashi-machi Munning

Harrison, Davis & Co.—75, Kyo- Murakami && CO.—46, Tsutsui-cho

Co., Ltd.—27, feannomi-

machi

Harrison ya-cho

machi & Croseield—75a, Kyo- Murata .Umetani Shoten—2-180, San-

Harvey & Co.—5, Yamamoto-dori nomiya-cho

Hirji & Co.—92, Yedo-machi Nagase Shoten—68, Kyo-machi

Holstein & Co.—12, Kaigan-dori Nakamura Shokai—50, Sakae-machi

Hoondamall & Co.—99, Hachiman- Nakamura Yushutsuten--8, Hamabe-

dori dori

Hunter & Co.—29, Harima-machi Naraindas Goshi Kaisha—164, Isobe-

Illies & Co.—12, Kaigan-dori dori

E7

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

El66 GENERAL MERCHANTS (JAPAN)

1

N*edert3aj?ds€he Handel-Maatschappij, StKOleton, Benda & Co.—106, Naka-

N. Y.—83, Kyo-matehi machi

Nbssim

Netherlands Asiatic Trading Co.— Nichomo

113, Higashi-nlachi Sphinx Trading Co.—38, Sannomiya- :

Nhnobiki Shogyo K.K.—34, Nishi- eho ,

machi Standard Trading Oo.—2, Sanno- !

Okura & CSo,, Ltd.—B, Kaigan-dori miya-cho, 1-chome

Oppenheimer & CiB, Ltd.—28, Harima- Strachan & Co.—1, Kaigan-dori

machi Strong & Co.—96, Higashi-machi

Oriental Trading Co.—5, Isobe-dori Summers

machi

Boeki K. K.—62, Naniwa- I

Oye Rae Trading Co.—33, Shimoya-. Tata & Co.—16b, Maye-machr

materdori, 2-choine

Pacific Commercial Co—305, Crescent Takeda Gomei K.K.—5. Kaigan-dori

Building Tamura Trading Co.—23, Sakai-machi

Pacific Orient Co.—Meikai Building Thomsen & Co.—20, Harima-maehi j

Parbitry, Henty & :Co.—14, Maye- Toorabally

miya-rcho

& Do., V. H.—26, Sanno-

machi

Parsonage & Co.—a3, Hachimau-dori Toyo Boeki Shokai—5, Tsobe-dori

Patten, Mackenzie & Co.—86, Yedo-; Union Trading -Cg.—7, Gokodo4

machi Vasunia & Co.—1/113, Goko.-dori, 4- i

Paulinat & Co.—92, Yedo-maehi chome

Pearce & Co.—92, Yedo-machi Yendrell, Mustaros & Co.—125, Hi- i

Penny & Co.—-1, Kanocho gashi-machi

Perez Corp & Co.—93, Yamashita-cho Verleysen & Co.—33, Shimoyamate-

dori, 3-ehome

Piccioto Bros. & Co—28, Harima- Yiroomal & Co., K. G.—P.O. Box 212

machi

Pila & Co.—170, iSannomiya-cho vYalker & Co.—8, Kaigan-dori

Poohoomull Bros.—1/5, Isogami-dori: Weinberger

machi

& Co., C.—122, Higashi-'

Pullar & Sons—110, Itomaehi Weitzei, J.—71/3, Kitano-cho

Raspe & Co.—12a, Kaigan-dori Winckler & Co.—5-7, Isobe-dori, 1-,;

Roditi & Sons—10, Goko-dori chome

Roneo Trading Co.—80, iKyo-machi

Rupert Cox Goshi Kaisha—3 of 68, Witkowski & Co.—118, Naka-maehi jru

Wolf, Hans—119, Hachiman-dori

Isobe-dori

San San & Co.—31, Kaigan-dori Yonei Shoten K.K.—23, Sakae-mach

Schmid Co., yLtd., H. A.—70, Kyo- Yuasa Trading Co.—32, Akashi-mach

machi

Selles

dori Hermanos—12, Nakayamate- Hakodate

SEyMour-ShEldon & Co.—101, Yedo-

machi

Shibya Shoten Goshi Kaisha—53, Denbigh & Co.—P.O. Box 11

Far Eastern Trading Co.—8, Saihiru

Sakae-machi cho

Shroff, Son & Co.—P.O. Box 166

Siber, Hegner & Co., Ltd.—107, Ito- Howell & Co.—69, Moto-machi

maehi Lury Bros.—39, Nishihama-machi

Simon, David—27, Naka-machi McKenzie, It.—Karato cho

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

GENERAL MERCHANTS (JAPAN) E16T'

Kyoto Nagoya

Aeimoto & Co., K.—Sanjo Goke-ma- Abeko & Ce.—19, Temma-dho

chi American Trading Co. of Japan—4,

Asahi Trading Co.—Koromon-dori Asahi-machi

Hamada Goko—Matsubara-sagaru Arakawa GOmei Kaisha—Nishi Kikui-

Hitomi Isamu—Ohmiya-nishi oho ' .■. - ■; .

Inouye Goshi Kaisha—Sanjo-sagaru Bagnall & Hilles—16, Sumyqshi-cho

Masuda & Co.—Kawara-machi Goto Trading Co.—Minami Gofuko-

Nagase & Co., Ltd., D.—Shijo-dori cho

Nishtmura Trading Co.—Karasu- Japan Import & Export Commission

Co—11, Chikara-machi

maru Nishi-iru Kato & Co., Ltd.—Sihin Yanagi-cho

Osawa & Co., J.—Kawara-machi, Hi- Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha—Minami

gashi-iru Nagashima-cho •,

Sagues, Busquets—P.O. Box 8

Vendrell, Mustards & Co.—32, Hon- Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.—2, Sa-

sajima-cho

machi Okura Trading Co., Ltd.—Shinyana-

Kyushu gai-machi

Strong & Co.—Aioi-cho

Nutter & Co. Taiyo Boeki Shokai—Yoshino-cho

Takata & Co.? Ltd.—3,. Shin Yanagi-

Nagasaki machi

Winckler & Co, — Higashiyoshino-

machi

Kara Shoten—33, Tsuki-macM Witkowski & Co.—31, Itaya-cho

Holme, Ringer & Co.—7, Oura-cho

Ito & Co.—64, Kabashima-cho Osaka

Kikuchi Shoten—49, Kabashima-cho

Kurose Shoten—19, Tsuki-machi A all & Co.—9, Korabashi

j Matsuno Shoten—30, Ura Goto-maohi American Trading Co. of Japan, Ltd.

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha—3, Tokiwa- —416, Dojima Building, Hama-dqri

1- machi Andrews and George Co,*> Inc.—18,

;1 Moritaya Shgten—Tsuki-machi Yedobori Minamidori

| Otani Shoten—30 Ura Goto-machi Aoki Kasayama-do—10, Awaza Kami-

Shibutani Shoten—29, Tsuki-anachi dori

i| Yamamoto Shoten—25, Zaimoku-machi Asahi Boeki K-K.—48, Kita Kyu-

taro-cho

Moji Asano Bussan K.K.—55, Kawara-ma-

chi

Demitsu Suzeko Shoten—Nishi Hon- Ashida Co.—8-19, Imabashi

I machi Ataka & Co-, Ltd.—14, .Imabashi

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha—4, Sambashi- Becker & Co-rPhyq, Building ;

dori

!l

Mitsubishi Shoji K.K. — Higashi Blundell & Co., Ltd., G. — Daido

Building,; Tosabori

Minato-cho

Nichizui Trading Co.—Daimai Bldg. Cawasjee

noshima

Pallanjee & Co.—32, Naka-

Nutter & Co.—902, Kiyotaki-machi 1 China Export, Import & Bank Co.

Okhashi Shokai—Higashi Hon-machi —Konoike Building, 21, Imabashi

*E7

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

EI68 GENERAL MERCHANTS (JAPAN)

Cocima Trading Coi-*46, San jo-do ri Oemichen, E. Mi & A.—Oye Building |

Commerce d Outremer—Gosho Bldg. Osaka Bazaar—64, A-wabori-dho

Cooper & Co.—1, linabashi Os aw a Shokai K.K.—Awaji-cho

Decker & Co.—Oye Building, 9, Ozu Takebayashi Kigyo K.K.—1-37,

Kinukasa-cho Utsubo Minami-cho

Doitsu Seiko K.K.—7, Tosabori Pearce M Co.—Mission Seimeikwan j

Eastern Trading Co.—1, Imabashi Sabroe Co. of Japan, Ltd.—iP.O. Box |

GadelItts & Co.. Ltd.—Gosho ' Build- 153 (Central)

ing,' Nakanoshima Sale & Co., Ltd.—Dai-Iehi Building,

Gordon & Gotch—19, Nakanoshima 35, Koraibashi

Seito & Co.—Oye Building

Green & Son, Ltd-, E.—-514, Dojima Siber, *

Building Hegner & Cq.—l, Imabashi

Greenhill, Kato & Co.—Ohye Build- Slack, Alfred M,—Daido Building

ing Sogo Boeki Shokai—4, Tamae-eho

Guzdar & Co.—P.O. Box 58 Strong & Co.—Meiji Building

Harada Shoji Katstta, Ltd.—^9, Ando- Sugiyama Shoten K.K.—6, Kyomachi-

jibashi-dori bori

Healing & Co.—1, Imabashi Summert Co.—19, Umeda-cho

Henry & Co., A. & S.—Ishizaki Bldg. Taiheiyo Boeki K.K.—25, Tosabori

Heymann & Alexander — Nomura Tanaka dori

Gentaro Shoten—49, Hikama-

Building

Htshihira Co., Ltd.—29, Utsubo Tanaka mi-cho

Sukezaemon—13, Edobori Ka- .

Kita-dori

Holdsworth, J.—9, Imabashi Tata & Co.—17, Kitahama

Holstein & Co.—50, Edobori Tomeye Trading Co. — Shijimibashi i

Hunter & Co.—12, Kawaguichi-cho Building

Illies & Co.—21, Imabashi Volkart Brothers’. Agency—26, Kita- •

hama

Hunter & Co.—12, Kawaguichi-cho Witkowski & Co. — 3, Dojihama-

Illies & Co.—1, Imabashi dori

Iwai SuofEN—43, Kitahama-dori Yoshida Bussan K.K.—21, Oimatsu-

Iwata Shokai—64, Bakuro-machi cho

Japan Import & Export Commission

Co.—1, Toyosaka Nishidori Shidzuoka

Japan Trading & Manufacturing Co.

—Miii ami Horiye-dori American Trading Co. of Japan—

Koerting & Co.—1, Tosabori Gofuku-machi

Kongo Shokai—13, Yedobori

Korkhau & Co.—1, Honden Sanban- Kurisaka

cho

Boeki Shokai—237, Anzai- c

cho Mitsui Bussan Kaisha—Shimizu-ma-is

Koyei Kabushiki Kaisha—14, Fushi- chi

mi-machi Shidzuoka Trading Co.—8, Shim-"!

Kyoto Kosho K.K.—5, Tosabori hachiman-machi

Liebermann ‘Waelchli & Co.—Kita-

hama Nomura Building, Kitahama

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha—1, Koraibashi Tokyo

Nichiziu Trading Co., Ltd.—26, Kita-

hama Aall & Co., Ltd.—P.O. Box 41

■Niokei & Lyons, Ltd.—9, Kawaguchi- Abe Trading Co.—348, Marunouch: {

cho Building

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GENERAL MERCHANTS (JAPAN) El 69

Abeko & Co,—5, Horitome; Nihonba- Herbert; Ltd., Alfred—6, Marunouchi

Kojimachd-ku

shi-ku

Ahreits & Co.—Yaesu Building Holstein &. Co.—8, Marunouchi

American Trading Co.—2, Maruriou- Horii & Co —3, Kaji-cho

chi ■ ’I Hunter &, Co.—51], Yusen Building

Andrews & George Company, Jnc.-t-A Ichikawa Shiseipo & Cp.—25,, Haru-

Shiba Park ki-cho

Arima Yoko—Bokuyokan Nakadori Illies ,& Co.—1, Marunouehi

Aranami, E.—537, ’ Kusen Building, Ito Shoten, S.—6, Tqkiwa-eho

Marunouchi Jay W. Myers, Inc.—P.O. Box Cen-

Asahi Trading Co.—672, Marunouchi tral F. 89

Building Kajima & Co.--21, Y'urakiiK.-ho

Asano Bussan Co.—Tokyo Kaijo Kanematsu & Co.—1, Eiraku-chp

Byilding

Barth Shokai—727, Marunouchi Bldg. Kanto Trading Co., Ltd. — Hochi

Building, Marunouchi

Behrick & Co.—Daiichi Sogo-kan Kenzai-sha—12, Himono-sho

BRun^gEL ;& Co.—2, Kyobaishi : Kondo Shokai—534, Yusen Building

Bunting & Co.—Yuraku-cho Konishi Kotakudo & Co.—1, Naka-

Buxbadm, C. H.—6, Yamamoto-cho . bashi Izumi-sho

Cameron & Cd.—435, Yusen Building Kuhara sho

Trading Co., Ltd.—1, Yaesu-

China Export-Import & Bank Co.— 2, Kurabayashi Brothers—Yusen Build-

Kyobashi Chiyoda-Shintaku Bldg. ing

Chiyod-a Boeki Shokai—Eogyo Build- Kurqsawa, T.—1, C\vari-cbo ;.

iiig , , .

Chiyoda Gumi—810, Marunou'chi Kusakabe k Sons—7, Hochi Building,

Yuraku-cho

Building

Daido Boeki Kaisha, Ltd>—1, Gofu Lendrum fJapan) Ltd.—P.O. Bo^; 95

Marunouchi

kucho

Daido Shokai—769, Marunouchi Making. O.—15, Yuinicho,

Building Malkee Trading Co.—Dai-Ichi Sogo

Dewette & Co.—Osaka Building Building .

Dodwell & Co.—Chiyoda-kan Masuda-ya G,lK.—Marunouchi Build-

EbihaRa & Co.1—25, Honkoku-eho . infl ;

| Eokkes & Koch—21, Mitsubishi Bldg, Mitsubiki 1 Co.,

Meishosha Ltd.—8, Oke-cho

iShoji K.K.—5, Yuraku-

i Fras'ER-&' Co.—52'5, Yaesu Building cho •

Ffrtdo ShokaI—P.O. Box 8 Nihon- Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha—4, Maru-

; bashi nouchi

Eurukawa & Co.—1, Yaesu-eho Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. — 1,

l Cill & Co.—6, Naka-dori Muro-machi

Hamaguchi Trading Co.—27, Kaomi- Miyasaki & Co., Ltd.—2, Torihatagp

cho Morger & Co-—29, Kubo-machi

FIamano Shot i Kaisha—1, Yuraku- Moriroku Shoten, Ltd.—7, Minami

cho Shinborimho

Hammond & Co-', F. W.—10, Marunou- Moritani1 & Co.—32, Gofuku-cho

i phi

H;ansen

Morooka C6.—Sanjukkenbori

& Sellers, Ltd.—

Hattori & Co., Ltd., K.—11, Ginza Marunouchi Building

Healing & Cd., Ltd.—Shied Gaikan 1 Mural Trading Cd.—9, Motoyokkai-

; ^ Helm Bros. —1, iShibanra ■ die

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

El 70 GENERAL MERCHANTS (JAPAN)

Nagase & Co., D.—Kobuna^cho Taiheiyo Boeki IK.K.—703, Marunou-

Nakai Shoten—7, Jukkendana chi Building

Nakashima Shoji K.K.—Yurakuk- Takahashi Marunouchi

Go. — Kajima Building, ,

wan, Marunouchi Takata & Co.—1, Yaesu-cho

Naniwa & Co., Ltd.—Gofukubashi

Nichibei Shoji Goshi Kaisha—437, Tateishicho

Trading Co.—4, Uchisaiwai-

Tokyo Kaijo Building

Michjo Boyeki Shokai—Shosei Bldg., Tokyo Shogyo Boeki Kaisha—21, Mit- i

subishi Building

16, Shimbashi

Nichiran Trading Co.—Marunouchi TomeyeTrading

Tokyo Kumiai—3, Shinosaka ]

Trading Co.—Yusen Bldg. «

Building

Nichiro Shoji-sha—6, Shin iSakurado- Union Trading Co.—9,Marunouchi

Uchida Shoji K.K.—2,

Kamiya-cho

cho

Nichizui Trading Co.—6, Mtara.- Washington Trading Co.—735, Maru- j

nouchi Building

machi

Nihon Tsusho Kaisha—Tokyo Kaijo Weinberger & Co.—3, Naka-dori

Building Wisteria Trading Co.—734, Marunou-

Nippon Shoji IK.K.—5, Izumi-cho chi-Building

Nosawa Gumi—Nippon Kogyo Ginko Yvmaguichi & Co.,: K.—15, Ginza

Building Yamatake Shokai—1, Yurako-cho

Oestmann & Co.—32, Nagata-cho Koji- Yanase Trading Co. — Ohiyodakan,

machi-ku Minamidenmachi

Ohara & Co., Ltd.—12, Honkoku-cho Yonei Shoten K.K.—12, Ginza

Okamoto & Co., Ltd.—14, Ginza Yoshida Katsue iShoten—20, Hasega-

Okura Gumi—7, Ginza, Kyobashi-ku wa-cho

Okura & Co., Ltd.—Ginza, Kyobashi- Yuasa Trading Co.—542, Marunouchi i

ku Building

Omi Sales Co., Ltd.—Fujiya Bldg.

Pearce & Co.—2, Tori Yokohama

Raspe & Co.—12, Hiramaku-cho

Ratjen, Rud—34, Kitamachi

Roche & Cp.—13, Kobiki-cho Adet, Moss & Co.—43, Yamashita-cho;

Rudolf & Co.—7, Naka-dori Adis & Co.—P.O. Box 103

Saito & Co.—459, Marunouchi Build- Ahrens & Co.—43, Yamashita-cho

ing American Trading Co. of Japan—255,j<|

Sale & Co.—14, Marunouchi Yamashita-cho

Schmidt Shoten—2, Hon-cho,. Nihon- Apcar & Co.—164, Yamashita-cho

bashi-ku Arai Seitaro—5, Onoe-cho

Shibakawa & Co., Ltd.—60, Benten- Asano dori

Bussan Kaisha—26, Kaigan-b

cho

Shima Trading Co-> Ltd.—Kashima Associated

yoshi-cho

Trading Co.—21, Sum-«

Building, Hiramatsu-cho

Siemens Schuckert Denki K.K.—2, Audoyer, G.—109, Yamashita-cho

Marunouehi 3-ehome Berrick & Co.—199, Yamashita-cho i,

Strachan & . Co.—Yusen Building, Butterfield & Swire -7, Yamashitasd

Eiraku-cho Kojimachi-ku . cho j

Strauss & Co.—Marunouchi Bldg. Chellaram, D.—32c, Yamashita-cho

Suzuki & Co., T.—7, Tatedaiku-cho Chinjap Co;, Inc.—67, Yamashita-chf;

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

GENERAL MERCHAN TS ■(yOKOHAMA—FORMOSA) El 71

Coenes & Cp.—'81, Yamashita-chc Nakamura Trading Co.—55, Minami-

naka-dori

Ctjenow & Co., Ltd.—66, Main Street | Nanri

Daido Boyeki K.K.—16, Hon-cho Trading. 6o., Ltd,—11, Kitana-

ka-dori

Darbier, J.—12, Yoshihama-chb NiOhizui Trading Co.—46, Yamashi-

Dell ’Oro kl Co.—91, YamashitR-cho' ta-cho

Dentici & Co.—109, Yamashita-cho Ogura Boeki iKabIishiki Kaisha—

Dodwell & Co.—P.O. Box ifi Shinko-cho

Doshi Trading Co.—16, Aioi-dho Oppenheimer & Co.—13, Yamashita-

cho

Eymard & Co.—163," Yamashita-cho Oversea Trading Co.—P.O. Box 57

Feltman Bros. Inc.—25, Otamachi Owston & Co.—21, 'Yamashita-cho

Frazar & Co.—7, Nihon Odori Perez, Corp. & Co:—93, Yamashita-

•General Import & Export Co.—3661, c.ho

Negishi-machi Pohoomull Bros.—201, Yamashita-

Getz Bros. &; Co.—93, Yamashita-cho cho

Gillon & Co.—23, Yhmashita-cho Rudolph & Co., Charles—254, Yamas-

Hattori Shoten—31, Onoye-cho hita-cho

Hiraide . &; Co.—66, Ota-machi Sato 'Trading Co—224, Yamashita-

cho

Horikoshi & Co.--28, Yamashita-cho Schramm

Hassaram & Co.—108, Yamashita-cho Siber, Hegner & C6—P.O. Box 295

Helm Bros., Ltd.—48, Yamashita-cho: Yamashita-cho . & Co., Ltd.—90a,

Holstein & Co.—7, Yamashita-cho ^Singleton, Benda &,Co.--96, Y'amashi-

Isaac Bunting & Co.—40, Mihon Odori ta-cho

Isaacs &c , Co.—p2j Yamashita-cho Stadelman & Co.—3226, Takenomaru

Ishino Shoten Goshi Kaisha —15,: Stanton & Co.—24,, Yamashifa-cho ,

Tokiwa-cho Stroaie ’Co.—35,:. Yamashita-cho

Jabenstreit Shokai—5, Hon-cho. Strong & ■ Co.—204, Yamashita-cho

Japan Imp. & Exp. Commission Co.— 'Suzonj

Cdori

Ronvaux & Co.—35, Nihon

I 252, Yamashita-cho

Kato Seiki Shoten K.K.—15, Kitana- Takemura ;Co., Ltd-—3, .Ota-machi

ka-dori Wataya' Trading Co.—16, Benten-dori

. Kern & Co.—77, Yamashita-chd 1 Wiersum & Co.—25, Yamashita7cho

• Kimitrai; & Co., J.—76, Yamashita- Winckler & Co.—256, Yamashita-cho

i cho Witkorski & Co.—99, Yamashita-cho

Kopp, E G.—108, Aioi-cho

I Kohtoh Trading Co.—206, Yamashi- Yano & Joko Gomei Kaisha—63, Ya-

mashita-cho

i ta cho Yonei Shoten K.K.—19, Motohama-

j, Maruni -& Co.—4, Onoc-cho : dori

f Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha—43, Hon- Yoshikawa Shoten—74, Yamashita-cho

■j cho

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.-G4, Ni- Yoshinaga Shoten—13, Motohama-cho

Yu Cheong Co,—87, Yamashita-cho

ppon-odori

Miyabe Suyetaka Gomei Kaisha—201,' FORMOSA

Yamashita-cho

Mollison & Co.—-43, Yamashita-cho

Motley, R. Hunter—92, Kominato- Boyd & Co.—15, Minato,cho, Taipeh

machi Chin Seng., Industrial Development

• NabholTz- & Co.—95, Yamashita cho Co., Ltd.—Taihoku

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E172 GENERAL MERCHANTS (KOREA—CHINA)

CfHui Tai Trading Co., Ltd.—197, Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.—The !

Shosento, Keelung Bund

Elphinstone, S.—Taipeh Teo Kian Huat Co.

Jardine, Matheson & O0., Ltd.—P.O. Union Trading C<5.—Kulangsu

Box 81, Taihoku Whitfield & Co.—Kang Ah Khan :

Kenho Yoko, Ltd.—Izumi-cho, Tai- Street

hoku Yeo Swee Swan & Co.

Lim Kai Tai & Co.—Taihoku

Mitsubishi Trading Co., Ltd.—Hon- Antun g

machi, Taihoku

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha—Taihoku hS.u &'■ Swire

Butterfield ' r - |

Okura & Co.—44, Omote-eho-, Taipeh Shaw, George L.

Qmi Trading Co.—iShosento, Keelung

Tait & Co,, Ltd.—Minato-cho, Tai- W’olter & Co., Carl

hoku

Tokki Gomei Kaisha—Taihoku Canton

Yamada & Co.—Omiya-cho, Tainan

Andersen, Meyer & Co., Ltd.

KOREA Arnhold & Co., Ltd.

Baltic Asiatic Co., Ltd., The—62,.

British Concession, Shameen

Bennett & Co.—Chemulpo Bodiker & Co.—86, British Conces-

Davidson, H. W. —18, Takozoe-cho, sion Shameen

Seoul Bomanjee & Co.

Morris, J. H.—21, Teido, (Seoul Bornemann & Co.—29, F. C.

Okura & Co. (Trading), Ltd.—44, Butterfield & Swire

Yamamoto-machi Button & Co., E. M.—19, The Bund 1

Plaisant Freres—5, Horaicho, Seoul Canton Overseas Trading Co.—99,

Sale & Co., Ltd. — 75, Takezo-cho, Sap Sam Hong Road

Seoul Carlowitz & Co.—23Q, Shakee Road |

Steward & Co., E. D.—P.O. Box 19, China Export-Import and Bank Co.—f

Seoul Tai Ping Road South

Tanaka & Co.—Fusan China Products Export Co.—Bankh

Taylor & Co., W. W.—Taylor Bldg., of Canton Building, The Bund ;

Seoul Deacon & Co.

Townsend & Co.—Chemulpo Dent & Co.

Walter & Co., Carl—Chemulpo Deutsche Stickstoff - HandelsgesellU

schaft (Krauch & Co.)—Shameen p

CHINA Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Fancy Goods Store—15, F. C., Shaft

Amoy meen

Farmer & Co., William

Boyd & Co. Feld & Co., Ltd., F.—52a, Britisjfei

Butterfield & Swire Coppession, Shameen

Chin Ho Hong Ferguson & Co., John H.—85, British'^

Concession, Shameen

Douglas, Lapraik & Co. Frolich, Tselee & Co., Ltd.—39, B.Ci

Hope Co., The Shameen

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

GENERAL MERCHANTS (CHINA) E173

Goeke & Co., A. -86, British Sander, Wieler &. Co.—71, British

Coricession Concession, Shameen

Griffith, (1932) Ltd., T. E. Shewan, Tomes & Co,

Hannibal & Co., W. A. Siemssen & Co.—75a, British Conces-

Hogg &; Co.—10, British Concession sion, Shameen

Holland-China Trading Co.-^-65, Bri- Sou. CoMMERCIALE AsIATIQUE—16, B.C.

tish Concession Spalinger & Co. .H;

Hongkong Canton Export Co., Ltd.— Strong & Co.—8, British Concession

33, British Concession

Hon Wan Trading. Co.—16, French United Road

Trading CO., The—Ching Hoi

Concession Victal, A.—2,4, British Concession,

Hutchison & Co., John D.— Victoria

Hotel Building

Huy gen, G. E.—2, French Concession Changchun

James H. Backhouse, Ltd.

Jardine, Matheson & Co. Mitsui Bussan Kaisha

Jebsen & Co.—P.O. Box 18

Johnson & Co., Canton, R.—64/65,

B.C., Shameen Changsha

Karanjia & Co., C. M.—21, French

Concession, Shameen

Koehler & Co.—19, British Conces- Arnhold & Co.

sion Butterfield & Swire

Kruse & Co.—36, Second Bund Central China Trading Co.—33, Sha-

Lam & Co., J.—33a, British Conces- Lu Pu Kai

sion, Shameen CZARNITZKI, F.

Leison. Bros. & Co. — 28, Ming Kai Lee & Co., D. A.—-Lou Rung Tou

Wang Kai

Li & Fung—186, Luk Yee Sam Roa-d

Loxley & Co., W. R.—Loxley House, Chefoo

Shameen

Luen Fung &. Co.—13, Sun King St. Anz & Co.—Gipperich Street

Manners & Co., John—h62, British Butterfield & Swire

Concession Casey & Co.

Mehta, M. N.—Shameen

Melchers & Co.—39, B.C., Shameen CORNABE, EcKFORD & WINNING

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha—58, British Dau & Co., C.

Erzinger & Co.

I Concession, Shameen

Mogra & Co., E. R.—P.O. Box 44 Lane & Co.—Broadw’ay

| Northern Feather Works, Ltd.— McMullan

’ British Concession, Shameen Mitsui Bussan Kaisha—129, Sing Tai

Pavri & Sons, K. S.—P.O. Box 329 Street

Rafeek & Co.—71, British Concession, Shantung& Co.,

Railton H. E.

Traders Co., Ltd.—P.O.

I Shameen H

Reiss, Masse* Co., Ltd. Box 2

Reuter, Brockelmann & Coi 37, Smith & Co., L.H.

British Concession, Shameeu Shun Chanq & Co.

! Sales & Co.—32, British Concesfeioh Webster, Chao & Co.

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El 74 GENERAL MERCHANTS S;CHINA)

Chingwantao Oriental Trading Co.—22/ Ataga-ehos

Riedel, Carl—-P.O. Box 42

Hop Kee & Co.—K. M. A. Area Ruthe

dori & Co., A. E.—54, Yamagata-1

Chungking TaitO Co., The—18, Yamagata-dori j

TschurIn & Co., I. I.-^42, Yamagata-ij

Arnhold & Co., Ltd. dori

Barry & Dodwell Ltd. Yicakis &: Co. -140, Yamagata-dori

Borioni & Co.

Butterfield & Swire

Canadian American Overseas Traders Anderson & Cu-.', Ltd., Robert

Philippidis Bros. Co. Associated Products & Co.

Szechuan Handels—Gesellschaft m.b.h. Bathgate & Co.

WlLHEIM GebRUEDER & CO. Brand & Co./H. S.

Brockett & Cd

Dairen Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Agency of the East Asiatic Co., Ltd. Eastern Engineering & Trading Co.;

of Copenhagen—1, Higashi-Koen-cho Ltd.

Anglo-Chinese Eastern Trading Co. EtablissEment ChaprOn

—3, Higashikoen-cho Foreign Trade Co.

Anz & Co.—212, Yamagata-dori Gibb, Livington & Co.

Bardens, F. J.—96, Sakura-cho Gilman & CO-, Ltd.

Beerbrayer, J.—13, Yamagata-dori Greig & Co., M. W.

Butterfield & Swire—212, Yamagata- Harrisons, King & Irwin, Ltd.

dori Jardine, Matheson & Co,, Ltd.

Chinese Eastern Railway Commercial Leadmen & Co.—Nantai

Agency—110, Yamagata-dori Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.

CORNABE, EcKfORd

Box 219

Delchitsky & Co.—161, Yamagata- Oriental Engineering Co.

dori Osaka Shosen Kaisha—Nantai

•Dola, G. I.—P.O. Box 36 Rozario & Co., J. M.

Fukusho Co.—213, Yamagata-dori Siemsen & Krohn

Kyosho Yoko—85, Sakura-machi Sin Tai Kee & Co.

Lancaster & Co., T. H.—8, Mastaba- South China Trading Co.—69r Me Wr;

yashi-cho Ting Road

Lelchitsky & Co., James D.—181, Star Ginseng Co.

Yamagata-diori

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha—182, Yama- Theodor & Rawlins

Union Trading Co., The

gata-dori

Nakagawa Shokai, Inc., K. — 64, Wilkinson & Co., T. M.

Oyama-dori

Nichi Yei Co.—15; Tatsuta-cho' Hankow

Nippon Yusen Kaisha—<200, Yamagata- Andersen, Meyer & Co., Ltd.—1

Nishikawa & Co —20, Ku-machi Rue Clemenceau

Okura & Co.—18, Yamagata-dori Arnhold

dori D 1. : ■ & Co., Ltd.—The Bund, S.4|

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

GENERAL MERCHANTS (CHINA) El 75

5 Bremen Colonial and China Trading Racine et Cie—Racine Building, Rue

Co. Dubail

Butterfield & Swire Ramsay & Co.—23, Tungting Road

Harlowiz & Co.—Ta Chi Man Rohde & Co.—70, Huangpei Road1,

Central China Produce Co.—23, Rue S.A.D. 2

Dubail Sassoon & Co., David—12, British

,f China Trading Co., The—3, Ting Yu Bund

i Lee, Hunan Road, S.A.D. 3 Sayama & Co. — 3, Poyang Road,

Chung Hwa Steel Products & Trad- S.A.D. 3

• ING Co., Ltd.—33, Rue de Paris Schnabel, Gaumer & Co.—37, Woo

1 Crooks & Co.; W. J.

Tsu Street, Tachimen

1

Dodwell & Co, Ltd.—5, Tungting Siemssen A.D. 1 & Co. —Erh Yao Road, S.

, j Road

Dollar Co., The Robert—Wha Ching Sobbe, H.—1, The Bund

Kai Spire & Co., P. R.—3, Astoria Build-

, East-Asiatic Co., Ltd.—The Bund, S. ing, The Bund

A.D. 1 Straits Trading Co.—Poyang Road

I Fuhrmeister & Co.—361, Han Chung United Trading Co. Ltd., The—23,

* Road, S.A.D. 1 Tungting Road

i Gale O. E. Vongehr Fed., Inc.—David

mer & Co., L. E.—48, Rue Dautre- Sassoon Building

Guzdar & Co.—Hunan Road Wah Chang Trading Corpn.—23, Rue

Harrisons, King & Irwin, Ltd.—6, Dautremer

The Bund Whiteaway Laidlaw & Co., Ltd.—S.

; Hwa Chang Hunan

Co., Ltd., A. D, 2

Building, RoadThe—9, Dahlia Young Brothers Trading Co.—

jr International Export Co. 1st floor,Road

Taiping Young Bros. Bank Building,

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.—The Yung Tai & Co.—15, Sankiao Road,

Bund S.A.D. 2

Kunst & Albers—11, The Bund

l Lee & 'ijb., D. A.—7, Ding An Lee, Harbin

Poyang Road

Li & Go., T. Y.—23, Rue Dautremer

! ! Liddell' Bros. & Co., Ltd.—Wha- Adler, N.—85, Kitaiskaya Street

cheong Road Andersen, Meyer & Co., Ltd.—52,

| Mee-Yeh Handels Compagnie —13, Diogonainaya Street

Tungjbing Road, S.A.lD. 3 Anglo-Chinese Eastern Trading Co.—

■ Melchers & Co.—S.A.D. Bund No. 49 20, Russkaya Street

Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha, Ltd.—Tai- Asiatic Trading Corporation—2.72,

Bulvarney Prospect

I ping Road, S.A.lD. 3

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.—Tai- Becos Traders, Ltd.—53, Daigonalaya

ping Road, S.A.D. 3 Street

| Mustard & Co., Ltd.—IS, tFaucheong British Far Eastern Co.—11, iKitais-

kaya ,Street

, , Road

Ckura & Co.—57, West Road Bryner & Co.—Konnaya No. 1

j' Glivier-China—Peking Road Brown, . J. A.—9, Rinnochnaya Pris-

Paou 'Shun Kung Sze—3, Paou Shun tan ,

Road, S.A.D. 3 Burgoyne &j Co —42, Kenna^a- Street1

Pearce & Garriock Carlowitz & Co.—P.O. Box 403

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

El-76 GENERAL MERCHANTS (HONGKONG)

CORNABE, ECKFORD & WINNING—17, Balcom'ie & Co..—China Buildings

Kitaiskaya Street Banker & Co., Ltd.—4, Queen’s Rd. C_ i

Fleet & Co., Hayton—37, Strahovaya Basa, R.—587, Nathan Road

Street

Grandi & Co.—64, Kitaiskaya Street Basto & CO.,'L. E.—18, Ice House St. I

Batten & Co.—China Building

Hunter & Co:—3, Commercral Street Berg & Qo.', Ltd.—Bank of Canton i

Karlson, Zelbin & Co.—P.O. Box 278 Building

Klemantaski, Jacques—188, Norogo- Bishop &; Lacey, Ltd.—5, Des Vceux

rodnaya Street Road Central

Koulaieff’s Sons—20, Polevaya Bitzer & Co.—1, Ice House Street !

Ludwig Pariser—P.O. Box 275 Blair & Co.—French Bank Building

Manchurian Co., Ltd.—119, Novotor- Bodiker & Co.—'David House

govaya Street Bornemann & Co.—Prince’s Building

Skoblin Co.—31, Konnaya Street

Tschurin & Co., LT —Tschurin’s Botelho ing Brothers—Alexandra Build-

Building, New Town

Boyd & Co., Ltd.—14, Queen’s Road

Hoihow Bradley & Co., Ltd.—Prince’s Build-

ing

Berthelot, C. A. Brandt & Co.—P.O. Box 272

Hung San & Co. Bright Sun Co.—12, Queen Victoria i

Street;

Wing Fat Hong—Chungahan Road Canton Trading Association, Ltd.—

Yuen Fat Lee Co.—Chungshan Raad China Building

Capital Co., The—6, Des Voeux Rd. C.

Hongkong Carlowitz & Co.—4, Queen’s Road

Carroll & Co.—Exchange Building

Abdoolally Ebrahim & Co.—20, Stan- Central Commercial Co.—King’s Bldg. I

ley Street Central Trading Co., The—Bank of

Acme Commercial & Industrial Co.— Canton Building

Bank of China Building ; Ciiau Yue Teng—China Building |;

Ah Ying & Co., Ltd., C.—22, Con- Cherry & Co.—33, Queen’s Road Cen- p'

naught Road Central tral

Alexandra, James & Co.,. Ltd.—China Ghee & Co., T. Y.—34, Hing Lung St- !;«.

Building Chik Fung Co—Prince’s Building

Alves & Co.,Meyer

Andersen, A. L.—la,& Chater Road

Des Voeux Road Central Co. Ltd 67, China Associates Corporation, Ltd.—

Pedder Building

Arculli Brothers—Stock Exchange China Commercial Co., Ltd.—21, /

Building Connaught Road Central

Arculli & Sons, A. F.—Stock Ex- ! China Emporium, Ltd. — 62a,-68, j |f

change Building Queen’s Rd. C.

Arnhold & Co., Ltd. — Glouceste China Export-Import and Bank

Building Co., Ltd—Asiatic Building, Queen’s fe

Asiatic Trading Co.—Bank of Can- Road Central

ton Building China Import and Export Co.—44, -

Au Siu Cho—China Building Connaught Road West

Backhouse, Ltd., James H. — la, China Mercantile Co.—64, Connaught

Chater Road Road C.

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

GENERAL MERCHANTS (HONGKONG) El 7,7

China Products Export Co.—Bank Feld &; Co,* l/rp., F.—French Bank ,

of China Building, Queen’s Road Building

Chinese Products Go., The—76, Des Fong key & Co.—33, Queen’s Road.

Vceux Road Central Rs'

Chotirmaliu & Co., K. A. J.—37, I'range-Eastern Trading ~L ‘5, Des

WyndHam Street Voeux Road

Christensen & Co.—David House, French Store, The—99, Queen’s Rd.

Des Vceux Road Central

Chung Hing Co.—Kaiming Building, Fung Tang—Redder Building

6, Queen’s Road Central

Chuwa Yoko—6, Des Vceux Road Cen' German-China

ge Building

Trading Co.—Exchan-

tral

Colonial Commercial and Engineer- Getley Co., The—China Building

ing Co.—Bank of Canton Building Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ltd.— P. &

O. Building

Colonial Mercantile Co.—63, Des Gibbs & Co., J.—85, Jaffee Road

Voeux Road Central

Compagnie Optorg—Prince’s Building Gilman

Road

& Co., Ltd.—4a, Des Voeux

Connell & Co., Ltd., H.—China Bldg. Globe Trading Co., The — 27, Des

Cooper & Co.—Prince’s Building Vceux Road Central

Co-operative Trading Co., The— Gotla &'Go., P. 1).^16, Peel Street

Bank of Canton Building

Crawford, Montgomery & Co.- 10, Goeke floor)

& Co., A.—China Building (4

Queen’s Road Central

CuRRIMRHOY & Co., Ltd. (LaTE E Gregorying

& Co., T. M.—Queen’s Build-

Pabaney)—52, Wyndham Street Griffith & Co.—5, Queen’s Road Central.

David & Co., S.J.—David House

Davie Boag & Co., Ltd.—4, Queen’s Hall

Hamet

Law Co.—4, Pottinger Street

& Co., A. H —10, Queen’s Road

Building, Connaught Road Central

Desai ,R. E.—CRina Building Hannibal & Co., W.A.—8A, Des Vceux

Dicks & Op.,* Henry—St. Georges Road Central

Building Henry Sales Co.—China Building

Dodqe & Seymocr (China), Ltd.— Hidaka & Co.—^Alexandra Buildings

Bank of China Building

Dodwell & Co., Ltd. —Queen’s Build- Higgen,

Himly,

G. E.-^Redder Building

ing

Douglas, Lapraik & Co.—P. & O. Hin Central — 32, Connaught Road

Ltd.

Building,. Connaught Road Cheong Trading Co. — 12, Des-

Dunbar & Co., L.—Exchange Build- Voeux Road Central

ing Ho Tung, Sir Robert—4a, Des Vceux

Road Central

East Asiatic Co,, Ltd.—Mercantile Holland

Bank Building China Trading Co., Ltd

East Asiatic Trading Co. — Asiatic —437, Des Vceux Road Central

Building Honda & 06.—40 and 42, Johnston

Economical Trading Co. — Bank of Road

Canton Building Hongkong American Trading Co.

Esmall, H. M. H.—P.O. Box 551 —Cnina Building

Eurasia Trading Cp., The—China Hongkong-Canton Export Co., Ltd.—

French Bank Building

Building

Exporters & Importers Co-operative Hongkong

Queen’s Rd. C.

Commercial Co. — 8r

Co.—Bank of Canton Building

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

BITS- GENERAL MERCHANTS (HONGKONG)

l-iongkong Import and Export Co. Krishna, P. A.—39, Wyndham Street

—China Building Kruse & Co.—5, Des Vceux Road

Hong Kong Trading Co. (1931), Ltd. Central

—6, Des Voeux Road C. Kunst & Albers—Queen’s Building

Howah & Co.—China Building Kwanan Trading Co. — Tai Ping

Hughes & Hough, Ltd.—6, Des Voeux Building

Road Central

Hutchison & Co., John D. — King’s Kwok & Co., P. K.—35, Fling Lung

Street

Building Kwong Sang & Co.—59, Connaught

Huygen, G. E.—French Bank Bldg. Road Central

International Trading Co.—China Kwong Shing Cheong Co.—282, Hen-

Buildiog nessy Road

Ip Tak Co., Ltd.—Prince’s Building Kwong Tai Hong—39, Connaught

Ito Co., Ltd.—4A, Des Voeux Road Road Central

Central Kwongtin & Co., Ltd. — Prince’s

Jack & Co., Ltd., Wm. 0.—St. George’s Building

Building. Lai Shiu Wing & Co.—China Bldg.

Japan-China-India Co.—Bank of Can- Lay & Co., S. C.—Alexandra Build-

ton Building ing

Jardine, Matheson & Co.—14, Redder Leeson & Co., D.—27, Connaught

Street Road C.

Jebsen & Co—12, Pedder Street Lepack Co.—China Building

John, Shaw &, Williams—China Bldg. Lewton & Co.—China Bldg.

Johnson & Co., R.—French Bank Li & Fung—10, Chiu Loong Street,

Building Central

Johnson & Co.—144, Des Voeux Read Lopes & Alves, Ltd.—Stock Exchange

Central Building

Kai Tai & Co.—66, Connaught Road Lopes & Alves, Ltd.—9, Queen’s Road

Central Central

Kaihong

BuildingTrading Co. — Alexandra Loxley & Co., W. R.—York Building

Chater Road

Kam Chuen & Co.—63, Queen’s Rd. C. Luhring & Smith—12, Des Vceux Rd.

Karsten,

ing Larssen & Co.—York Build- Manners & Co., Ltd., John — 7,

Queen’s Road Central

Kato & Co.', S.—15-17, Queen’s Road Mansion & Co., W.—4, Queen’s Road

Central Central

Katoh'& Co., Ltd.—York Building Manufacturers Representatives, Ltd.

Keller & Co., Ltd., Ed. A.—17-19, —2, Connaught Road1 Central

Connaught Road Central Maxim & Co.—French Bank Building

Keller, Kern & Co., Ltd.—17/ Con- Melchers & Co.—3, Queen’s Building

naught Road Central

Kelley & Co., Ltd.—9, Queen’s Road Mervan

Street

& Co., B.—18, Ice House

Central Meyerink & Co., Wm.—12, Pedder

Kian Gwan Cp. (India), Ltd.—Pedder Street

Building '5

King & Co., Y. T.—5, Queen’s Road Michael

Building

& Co., J.R.—1, Prince’s

Central , ,

Koon Tai & Co.—24, Des \ceux Road der Street Shoji Kaisha—14, Ped-

Mitsubishi

Central :

Kotewall & Co., R. if.—China Bldg. Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd—Prince’s

Building

 CLASSIFIED LIST QF TRADES .

GENERAL MERCHANTS (HONGKONG) E179’

Modi, R.K.—35, Wyndham Street S^les

ing & Co., R.Q.^o, Queen’s Build-

Mody & Co., N.—18, Ice House Street Sander Wieler & Co.—Kings Build-

Mohamedally, N.—27, Wyndham. -i St. i '•idfr ^ *' *.■ •

Morton Bros. & Co., Charles' CKiha Sassoon & Co., Ltd., David—8a, Res

Building Vceux Hoad Central '

Moses & Co., N. S.—17, Queers Rd. Sedick &^jCo,—China. Bldg.

Central Sherly & Co., W. S. 20, Queen’s Road

Moulder & Co., (1934), Ltd., A. B.— Central

China Building She wan, Tomes & Co. — National

Mustard & Co.—^Alexandra Building Bank Building

N. V. Handel Maatschappij Swie Siemssen Sc. Co.—Bank of. China

Hong—20, Connaught Road C. Building

National Trading Co.—China Bldg. Silva-Netto & Co.—AlexandraBuilding

New Continental Importers—French Simpson’Lee Sc COfU-China Bldg.

Bank Building Sincere Co., Ltd.—Des Vceux Road

Oriental Trading Co.—Prince’s Bld^g. •Central -vrisK -

Overseas Trading Co.—33, Queen’s* Singon & Co.—35, King Lung Street

Road Central Sino-Foreign Trading . Corporation—

Parkson, Ltd.—19, Connaught Road 33, Queen’s Road; C. , .

Central ! Skott & Co., H.—Mercantile Bank

Patell & Co.—Prince’s Building Building

Pavri & Sons, K. S.—32, Wyndham Smith & ,Co., A. V.., ^Apc^-r

Street ! &; (Co., Ltd.

Pentreath & Alexandra Build- SdCIETE'

! CoMMERCIALE

:

C6rtriaught Road Central

AsiATIQUE—21,

ings Spalinger St Co., U.—20, Queen’s Road

Petersen & Co.—York Building Central

Pittendrigh. Wilson Sc Co-—P-O. Sieger & Co.—2, 'Connaught Road

Box 2 i Central

Po Sang & ;Oo.—King’s Building Stephen Sc Co., Ltd.—Queen’s' Build-

Pohoomull Bros. (India)—29c, Wynd- ing,' lee, House Street-

ham Street

Rahim & Son, C.—43a, Wyndham Str. Sui Heung Yuen—34-36', King Lung

' Street ; '

Reiss, Massey & Co., Ltd.—7, Queen’s ; Sun Co., The—Des Voeux'Road C.

Road Central Sun Fat Co.—Bank of Canton Build-

Reuter, Brockelmann & Co.—Canton ing

Bank Building Sunley & Co.—P.O. Box 232

Ribeiro Sc Co., Oscar F.—China Bldg. SwediSU-ChIn’eSe Export and ' iMPORr

Robertson, Willson & Co., Ltd—67 69, Co., Ltd.—Asiatic Building

Des Vceux Road Central Swedish Trading CO.,—China Bldg.

Rocha & Co., J. M. da—P.O. Box 400 Talati, M. P.—18, Ice House Street

Ross & Co., (China), Ltd., Alex— Tat Kuan—Bank of China Building

1a, Chater Road (5th floor)

Rudolf, Wolff & Kew, Ltd.—54, Thakurdas Jeramdas Sc- Co. — P.O.

Queen’s Road Central Box 624

Rumjahn Thoresen & Co., Ltd.—2, Queen’s

Central & Co., U,—4, Queen’s Road I Building

Ruttonjee & Co.—15, Queen’s Road TyeStreet & Brothers, N. A.—15, Pottinger

’ .' ■

Central

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E18» GENERAL MERCHANTS (HONGKONG, MACAO, MUKDEN)

Tyeb & Co.—IQ, Queen’s Road Cen- Fernandes & Co., J.V.—22, Avenida

Almeida Ribeiro

tral

Union TradingCo., Ltd.—YorkBuild- Hingkee & Co.—32, Avenida Almeida

ing Ribeiro

Universal Trading Co. — China Hip Wo & Co.—29, Avenida Almeida

Building Ribeiro

Vasunia & Co., J. P-—38, Wyndham Kai Chong & Co.—13, Avenida Al-

Street .- meida Ribeiro

Vincent & Co.- P.O. Box 167 Mello, A. A. de—22, Praca Lobo

Wai Cheong Co.—180, Queen’s Road d’Avila

Central Nolasco, H.—20, Ave. Almeida Ribeiro

Wallem & Co:—Prince’s Buildings Nolasco & Co., H.—57, Praia Grande

Watt & Co., I.H.—6, Queen’s Road Oriental Co., The—23, Rua dos Mor-

Central cardore

Wheen & Sons, Ltd., Edward—5, Po Man Lau—2. Largo de S. Domin-

Queen’s Road C. gos

Wicking & Co., Harry—Prince’s Build- Poon & Co., K. C.—94, Ave. Almeida

ing Ribeiro

Williamson & Co.—P. & O. Building Rodrigues, F.—8, Alvenida Almeida

Wing On Co., Ltd.—207-225, Des Ribeiro

Vceux Road Central

Wingly & Co.—26a, Des Voeux Rd. C. SanRibeiro

Kwong Co.—52, Ayenda Almeida

Wo Hop—12, Lascar Row Lower

Wong Sui Wocn—2“I, Hennessy Rd. Mukden

Wong Tong Kee — 32, Canton Road,

Kowloon

Woo Brothers—6, Queen’s Road C. Andersen, Meyer & Co., Ltd.

Yiu, Fatt &, Cq.—China Building Arnold & Co., Ltd.

Young Bros & Co.—16, Queen’s Road Carlowitz & Co.—19, San Djin Loo

Central CORNABE, ECKFORD AND WINNING—18,

Young & Co., C. P.—233, Queen’s San Wei Loo

Road Central Gran, A. L.—39, Chiyoda-dori

Xavier Bros., Ltd.—8, Des Voeux Italian-German Trading Co.—

Road Central Keil & Co.—

Ichang Kiukong Trading Co,-^40, Shih Yih

Wei Road

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd. Lida & Co.

Morgan-Weitzer & Co.—Hsiao Hsi

Kiukiang Pien Men Wei

Mitsui Bijssan Kaisha

Butterfield & Swire Mustard & Co., Ltd.—86, Shih Yih

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd. Wfei Loo

Nestles & Anglo-Swiss Condensed

Macao Mile Co.—39, Naniwa-dori

Okura & Co.—46, Naniwa-dori

Basto, iSchwamberg & Co., K.A.—5, Sunita-

Riheiro.J. A. — If, Avenida Almeida cho

Empresa Commercial LusitanA;—lE, Yali Wolter & Co., Carl—2, Fuji Maedi

Avenida Almeida Ribeiro Import & Export Co.

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

GENERAL MERCHANTS (PEIPING—SHANGHAI) H181

NewcEwang Keelton

Lee Sheng ,Co.—321, Hatamen Street

Arjsthold & Co. Mitsubishi Gcshi Kaisha—Tung Tan

BrTTEEFIELD & SwiEE Pai Lou Road

COI.INET, G. Modde, F.—39, Mahtsien Hutung

Edgae Beothebs & Co.—Lister Road Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.—Hsi

iisung Pu Butung

Eulers & Co. Oriental General Trading Co.—Le-

Faemee & Co., F.D gation Street

Jaediue, Matheson & Co.—1, Buud Reuter, Brockelmann & Co. — 39,

Jaspersen, M. P. Yang Yin Hutung

Mitsui Bussai Kaisha Saito & Co., G.S.—1, Shia Kung-fu

Van Ess & Co. Sauer & Co.—294, Hatamen Street

Siemssen & Co.—20, Gan Mien Hu-

Nanking tung

Skiotis Bros. & Co.—6, Legation St.

| Butteefield & Swiee Sullivan & Co., J.—1, Morrison Str.

| Dbysdale & Co.—San Chia Wan Talati & Co.—13, Hatamen Street

{ Fu CHUNG COBPORATION Tipper & Co.—Ewo Building, Lega-

tion Street

Jaedine, Matheson & Co. Yang & Co.—Hsi Chao Min Hsiang

Yenijhieh

Nan & Co.—78, Tung Sse Nan Ta

Peiping

Andersen, Meyer & Co.—I, Ta Yuan Shanghai

Fu Hutung

Bertram, R.—6, Legation Street. Abdoolally Ebraham & Co.—671, Sze-

Bona & Co., F.—45, Wai Chiao Pieh chuen Road

Chieh Abraham Brothers—72, Haskell Road

-Cameron & Co.—52, Hsi Piao Pei Abraham Katz & Co.—16, Jinkee Road

Hutung A. O. K. Co., Fed. Inc.—112, Szechuen

Cariowitz A Co.—12, Hatamen Street Road

China Crafts—10, Main Embroidery Adams & Co., W. A.—70, Szechuen Rd.

Street Afshar & Co.—60, Kiangse Road

& d’Industrie—45, Wai Chiao Pu Amasia Importing Corporation—66,

Chieh Szechuen Read

Devault Co., The J. P.—5, Mei Chi American Asiatic Trading Co.—320,

Hutung Szechuen Road

Foavlee & Co., W.W.—Grand Hotel de

■ Pekin Anderson & Co., Inc/, J. C.—210,

Kiukiang Road

Frazae, Fed., Inc.—294, Hatamen Andersen, Meyer & Co.—4, Yuen

Street Ming Yuen Road

Henning & Co., A C.—45, Wai Chiao Anglo-Chinese Indenting Co.—9,

Pu Chieh Hankow Road

Hackmack & Go.—125, Soochow Hu- Anglo-Danish Shipping Company—8,

tung French Bund

International Trade Coepn.—2, Tsui Arai & Co.—12, Hankow Road

! Hua Wang

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TEADES

E182 GENERAL MERCHANTS (SHANGHAI)

Arakie & Co., David—25, Jinkee Rd. Casey, Lyttle

kow Road

Arnhold & Co., Ltd. 1, Nanking Road Cathay Mercantile Co. -21, Yuen 1

Asia Commercial ' Co.—452, Kiangse Ming Yuen Road

Road

Asiatic Trading Corporation, Ltd.— Central Express Co.—536, Boone Rd.

Central Trading Co.—14, Kiukiang.

71, Szechuen Road

Road

Australia-China Trading Co? — 367, Chapeaux

Kiangse Road & Co., Ltd.—4, French j

Australian Bund

Ming YueirManufacturers—21,

Road Yuen Chen,' Nkeling—114, Peking Road j

!

Baboud, Mary et Cie—1, Canton Rd. Cheong Go., W. Y.—9; Foochow Road

Baer k Cp., A—17, Yuen Ming Yuen China Arts & Products Trading Co..

—137, Broadway

Road

Barlow & Co.—4, Ezra Road China Export Co.--7A, The Bund

Bau Gumming &; Cp.—J176, Seward China Export-Import .& Bank Co.—

136/138, Kiangse Road

Road

China

Behn, Meyer (China) Co. — 421, Szeohuen Foreign Trading Co.—112,.

Kiangse Road Road

Beur & Matthews—77; Yangtsepoo Broadway &' Export Co.—269,. i

China Import

Road China Mercantile Co.—543, Honan

Bell, A. D.—150, Kiukiang Road Road

Beraha & iStetten, Ltd.—320, Kiangse China Merchants’. Trading Co., Ltd.

Road —391, Kiangse Road'

Blanche, F A.—29, Szechuen Road China Overseas Trading Co. — 440,

Boo Kee & Co.—24, The Bund Tsong W oo Lee

Bowern l & Co.—3S, Canton Road China-Palestine Trading Co. -- 74,

Boyd & Co.—620, Szechuen Road Szechuen Road

Bracoo & Co., C.—38, Rue du Con- China Hong

Sales and Service Co.—59,

Kong Road

suiat China Trading Corporation—35, Jin- !

Bradley & Co., Ltd.—12, The Bund kee Road

Breen Co;,' C. J.—TO, S^echuen Road China Trading and Industrial 00;-— 1 j

Brook &- Cp,—150, Kiukiang Road 100, Peking Road

Burkhardt, Buchan & Co,, Ltd.—19a- China United Import & Export Co.,

26a, Canton Road Ltd.—W25, Museum Road

Burkill & Sons, A. R. — 20, Canton China United Trading Co., Ltd.— |j

723, Rue Lafayette

Road

Bush Mack & Co., Fed. Inc.—3, Han- Ching Chong & CO.—151, Broadway i

kow Road Chung Foo Co.—24, The Bund

Butterfield & Swire—French Bund CleriCi, Bedoni & Co., S A.—17, ?

Museum Road

Calder-Marshall & Co., Ltd.—Glen Coates & Son, Thomas—368, Kiangse s

Line Building Road

Cambefort & Co., E.—17, Canton Rd. Commercial Trading Co.—P.O. Box. v

Cameron & Go. (China), Ltd., A..—81, 671

Jinkee Road

Canadian Trading Co;-18, The Bund ente—16a, KiukiangD’ExTREME

0OMPAGNIA iTALIANA

Road

OrI-

Carlowitz & Co.—670, Szechuen Rd. Compagnie Optorg—39, Avenue Edi-fe

Casa Do Povo—1284, Szechuen Road ward VII

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

GENERAL MERCHANTS (SHANGHAI) E183

j Connell Brothers Co., Ltd.—3, Gan- Eskelund & Go., A.H.—5(3, Szechuen ,

toni Road Road

| Connell & Co., Ltd., H.—'Continental Evans & Co , A.M.A.—11, Thorburn

Building Read

Continental Trading Co., The—89, Eugh Brothers & Co.-—45,1, Kiangse

Foochow Road Road

| Continental Commercial Co.—150, Ezra & Co., Edward —14, Kiukiang Rd.

Kiukiang Road Far Eastern Import^ & Export Co.a—,

I Cooper, Clay & Kirby, Ltd.—24, The 751, Avenue du Roi Albert

: Bund Foan Tar & Co.—3, Canton Road

I Costidis & Co., John—20, Museum Fobes Co., Ltd.—10, Siking Road

Road

j Dah Han Co.—10, Rue du Cpnsulat Fog & Co., Ltd.—2B, Kiukiang Road

Fond Co., Y.S.—68/Szechuen Road

| Dastoor & Co., F. R.—125, Hankow Forster

David & Co., S.J.—320, Kiangse Kiangse &RoadCo., Ltd., G.P.—116,

[ Road

i Dayton, Price & Co.—24, The Bund Franco-Chinesr

chow Road Trading Co,—9, Foo-

L De Jong, F.—17, Jinkee Road Frischen, Carl—21, Yuen Ming Yuen

f Dell’Oro & Co.—1, Canton Road Road

» Dent & Co., Alfred—81, Jinkee Rd. Frost, Bland & Co.—33, Szechuen Rd.

Road F'urhmeister & Co.—66, Museum Rd.

J Dimitriades Bros.—12, Rue du Con^ Geddes Trading and Dairy Farm Co.,

Ltd.—8d, Yuen Ming Yuen Road

| sulat

[ Dixon & Son, Ltd., H. C.—Lane 126, Gale Cq., L.E.—12, The Bund

t 10, Szechuen Road Gallop & Co., Fed, Inc.—22, Yuen

Dodwell & Co., Ltd.—17,, Canton Road Ming Yuen Road

I Dorman Long & Associates, Ltd—49, General Commercial Corporation-

60, Yuen Ming Yuen Road

^ Nanking Road

; Drysdale & Co.—114, Kiangse Road General Overseas Supply :Co.—29,

Szechuen Road

Duncan & Co.—9, Foochow Road

II East Asiatic Col, Ltd.—17, Canton Getz Bros. & Co—22, Nanking Road

Gibb, Livingston & Co.—28, Jinkee

j Road Road

S East China Co.—16, Siking Road

Eastern Trading Co. (China), Ltd., Gidumal (O.K.) & Watumul—131,

Hankow Road

The—162, Canton Road

Ebert & Co., J.—16, Jinkee Boad Glanzmann Fco. —38, Canton Road

ll Egal & Cie.—9, Avenue Edward YII Globe Glathe & Witt—410, Szechuen Road

k Ehlers & Co., A.—66, Szechuen Road Building Trading Cp4-7-Continental Bank

? Eickhoff & Co.—45i, Kiangs*) Road Gmehling A Cb.y G.—73,] Nanking

El-Kwa & Co.—115, Kiangse Road Road

! 1 Ejwa Toko—9, Canton Road Grilk, G.J.—19, Minghong Road

Ekki Yokq—116, Kiangse Road Glully Freres &: Cp,--5?, Avenue

s Ekman Foreign Agencies Ltd.—170, Edward VLI

Kiangse Road Hachiya & Co.—9A, Hankow Road

Elbrook, Ltd.—50, Peking Road Hall Law Co., Ltd., W. W.—25,

I Elliston & Co.—>189, Yuen Ming Yuen Museum Road

J Road Hamilton, Ltd., James—160, Avenue

tj Emens & Cd.—16, Jinkee Road Edward VII

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

El84 GENERAL MERCHANTS (SHANGHAI)

Hammond & Co., Fi W.—6, Szechuen Jebsen & Co.—110, Hankow Road

Road Jensen & Co.—11A, Boone Road

HaNdi,ep. & Co.—11, Boone Road Johnston & Co., A. R.—10, Hannen

Hasdi viixiERS, Olivier & Cie.—668, Road

Szechuen Road Joseph Brothers—1, Nanking Road

Hargen & Co., S.C.—66, Szechuen Joseph, R. M.—Sassoon House

Road

Harrap & Co., L. A.—2, Canton Road Kanan & Co.—43, Dixweil Road

Harris & Co., IL E. - 88, Musemm Karamelahi & Co., H. Z. H.—25,.

Yuen Ming Yuen Road

Road Karsa & Co.—110, Central Arcade

Harrisons, King; & Irwin, Ltd.—177. Kempton & Co., Fred—56, Nanking

Szechuen Road Road

Harvie, Cooke & Co.,—659, Szechuen Kinhai Trading Co., Ltd. — 300,

Road Peking Road

Hattori Trading Co.—22, Siking Kienhuize & Co.—19, Szechuen Road

Road Kimatrai &. Co., J.—12b, Hankow Rd.

Heath & Co., P.—36, Peking Road

Heath (1927), Ltd.—2, Peking Road Kingshill

Consulat

Trading. Co.—41, Rue du

Henry Trading Co., W.—280, Peking Kinhai Trading Co., Ltd.—47, Peking

Road Road

Hochang & Co.-—47, Ningpo Road Kiu Cheng Loon Export & Import

Hoehnke, F,—220, Szechuen Road Co.—121, Kiangsi Road

Hoki YokcC-48, Szechuen Road Kiu Foo & Co.—22, Siking Road

Holland-China Trading Co. (Shang- Knipschildt & Eskelund—220, Sze-

hai), Ltd.—320, Kiangse Road chuen Road

Holliday & Co., Cecil—18, Kiukiang Koenig Brothers—24, The Bund

Road

Hosin Overseas Trading Corpn.—97, Koenigsberger,

sulat

L.—41, Rue du Con-

Jinkee Road

Hsin Yuen Co,—16, Kiangse Road j Komaroff, C.D.—6,Siking

Koh Jai Tse—16, Road

Kiukiang Road

Huber & Co., E.—2b, Kiukiang Road Kunst & Albers—110, Szechuen Road

Hung Teh Trading Co.—7, Yuen Ming Kyoon & Co., K. E.—1370, Avenue

Yuen Road Foch

Hutchison & Co., Ltd., John D.—40, La Generate Soies — 452, Kiangse

Ningpo Road I Road

Ilbert &' Co.—17, Canton Road

Industrial Export (China) Co.—4, Lacey & Cannan, Ltd.—12, The Bund

Lavers & Clajik—12, The Bund

Avenue Edward VII

Inniss & RiddSe, Ltd.—7 Yuen Ming Lee & Co., D.A.—2, Canton Road

Yuen -Road Lee Co,., Ltd., Harry—117, Nanking

Irwin-Harrison-Whitney,

Szedhuen Road Inc.—177, Road

Li Nan Co., Ltd.—29, Szechuen Road

ItO Co., Ltd., G.—ISO, Kiangse Road Lien Shen Trading Co.—130, Kiangse-

Iwai & Co.—9A, Hankow Road Road

Jacks & Co., William—51, Hongkong Liengyi Mercantile Co.—J2781, Se-

Road ward Road

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.— LinRoad

27, The Bund

Nan Co., Ltd., The—29, Szechuen-

Jean & Co., William—305, Honan Rd. Linson & Co.—64, Peking Road

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

GENERAL MERCHANTS (SHANGHAI) E 185-

Little & Co., Ltd. (1930), William— National . Commercial Co.—.60» ’ Kiang-

21, Jinkee Road se Road

Loxley & Go.:, W.R.—11, Yuen Ming National

Museum Road

Trading Co., The—I3lr

Yuen Road

Nemazee

Lumsdaine Oriental Company — 22. Road & Co., H.M.II.—391, Kiangse

Yuen Ming Yuen Road

Mackenzie & Co., Ltd—77, Canton NevelRoad

& Go., J.—782, Bubbling Well

Road

Maitland & Co., Ltd.—33-4, Szechuen New China Trading Corporation—

210, Kiukiang Road

Road

I: Malcolm & Co,,/ Ltd.—220, Szechuen Nichiwa Road

Shokai, Ltd.—72, Szechuen

Road

l| Marderfeld, M.—458, Szechuen Road Peking RoadCo., Ltd., Edward—2,

Nissim &

! Mar-Kao, Ltd.—110, Szechuen Road, Nordquist, O.—6, Kiukiang Road

i Marter & Co., M. J.—9a, Hankow Rd. Okura Co., Ltd.—1, Eiukiang

if Masukow & Co.—33, Fooc'how Road' Olien Road

|i Matheson & Co., George—35, Jinkee Maatschappij—74,Import

en Yetten en Export-

Szechuen Road

| Road Olivier-Chine (S.A.)—16, Museum.

I McBain, George—1, The Bund Road

, McBain Co., Cecil—9, Foochow Oppenheimer, 1.-128} Kiangse Road

j Road

; McMullai* & Co. (Shanghai), Ltd.— Oriental Construction and Trading

Co.—132A, Szechuen Road

15, Museum Road Osaka Shosen Kaisha—2, Canton

i Mee-Yeh Handles CompaOnie—137, Road

Canton Road Ouskoult, M. H. A.—451, Kiangse-

|4 Mehta & Co.—25, Rue du ConsUIat Road

Melchers & Co.—210, Kiukiang Roa'd Pacific Trading Co. —13, Peking.

; Mercantile Co., The—299, Szechuen PanRoad& Co.. C. C.—496, Thibet. Road

Road :

I; Meyerink & Co,, W—150, Kiukiang Patel, lat.

& Co., A.C.—12, Rue de Consu-

Road

Middleton & Co'., Ltd—20, Canton Pearson

Road

& King, Ltd.—50, Nanking.

j Road

Mitsubishi Siioji Kaisha—9, Canton Peters & Co., H. K.—320, Szechuan

|, Road Road

1 Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.—185, Philco Road

Sales Corpn.—96, Nahking

1 Szechuen Road

L Moebius, W.G.—115, Kiangse Road Picking Dampen Nachfolger — 267,

Kiangse Road

Moller & Co.—12, The Bund

Monroe & Co., F.C.—45, 'Szechuen Pioneer Trading Co.—25, Jinkee Road

■ Road Pocha & Co., M.J.—9, Hankow Road

Montgomery Ward & Co.—20, Museum Poip, H. M.—P.O. Box 1028

’ Road

Moore & Co., L.—45,ng Kiase Road Probst, Hanbury (China), Ltd.—21,.

Morrison &.Co.—12, Jinkee Road Jinkee Road

Moss & Co., Inc., David, L. — 261. Racine & Cie.—2, Peking Road

Ragi & Co., R.H.—39, Peking Road

Riangse Road

Murakami ToyO—*270, Kiangse Road Ramsay & Co.—24, Nanking Road

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

Eis^: GENERAL MERCHANTS (SHANGHAI)

Reiss, Road & Co., Ltd.—15, ; Siemssen

MuseumMassey & Kkohn—14, Museum Road

Reiss & Co., Hugo—185, Yuen Ming j Sikh Store—63, Miller Road

Silva & Co.—53'," Szechuen.Road

Yuen Road

Ren & Co., S.D.—6, Kiukiang Road Sino Spanish Trading Co.—112, Sze-

chuen Road

Reuter, Brockelmann & Co.—452, Sintoon Overseas Trading Co., Ltd.

Kiangse Road ^Continental Emporium

Ricketts, Turner & Co.—330, Sze- j Slevogt & Co.—29, Szechuen Road

chuen Road

Room & Sons, D.—128, Kiangse Slowe & Co., LfD.—110, Hankow Rd.

So Brothers & Co.—;114, Peking Road

Road

Rohde & Co.—209, Yuen Ming Yuen I Societe Francaise du Haut Yang Tze

—25, Rue du Consulat

Road

Rondon & Co., Ltd., L.—9, Avenue Spizzica & Co., G.—29, Szechuen

Edward VII Road

Roseler & Co.—Hamilton House Stromwall, Holdo—17, Yuen Ming

Ross & Co., Aiex—12, Hankow Road Yuen Road

Ruttonjee

ing & Son, H.—Sassoon Build- Sunflower

kee Road

Mercantile Co.'—119, Jin-

Sam Hwa Export Co.—50, Rue Mon- Swedish Chinese Export and Import

tauban Co., Ltd., The—1, Kiukiaing Road

Sam Joe & Co.—A1I14, Broadway : Synnerberg, G. V.—218, Kiangse Rd.

Sansing Trading Co., Ltd.—113, Kiu- Taisho & Co.—P.O. Box 895

kiang Road Takaiava & Co., K.—6, Kiukiang Road

Sassoon & Co., Ltd., David—P O Takisada & Co.—'53, Szeehuen Road

Box 263 Tata & Co., B. D.—8, Rue du Cm>

Sator, A.—131, Museum Road sulat

Savud & Co., A. I.—19, Museum Road Thoresen & Co., O.—110, Szechuen

SCANDLINAVIAN

Boone Road TRADING 6o. — llA, Road

Schnabel, Gaumer & Co. - 105, Tofuku Road

Trading Co.—29, Szechueu

.Kiangse Road Tong Tak Kai—Bl, Kiangse Road

Schen & Co., K. H. — 22, Kiukiang Topas Trading Co., B.—110, Szechuen

Road

Scott, Harding & Co.—121, Peking Road

Tou Yao Kee & Co.—4, Hongkong

Shahmoon & Co., S.E.—21, Museum Road

Road Trachsler, Ltd., J. H.—133, Yuen

Shanghai Equitable Trading Co;— Ming Yuen Road

1173/16, Bubbling Well Road Tung Tax Trading ; Co.—21, Siking

Shanghai Export Co.—6, Kiukiang Road

Road IJnion, -Import Syndicate, Ltd.—3,

Shanghai Import and Export Co., Ld. Hankow Road

—349, Ningpo Road Union Trading Co.—110, Jinkee Road

Shanghai Importers, Ltd.—410, Sze- United Manufacturers’ Electric Co.

chuen Road —46a, Peking Road

Shinkyo Yoko Goshi Kaisha—131, United Products—225, Nanking Road

Kiangse Road

Siber, Hegner & Co.—20, Canton Rd. Yajda & Co.,;

Siemssen & Co.—451, Kiangse Road Vasunia & Co.—36, Jinkee Road

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

GENERAL MERCHANTS (SHANGHAI, SWA TOW, TIENTSIN) E187

Vioca.teb &• Co., Ltd., F.—132, Kiangse Manners & Co., Ltd., John—18, Sian

Ping Road

Road

ViLOXTDAKi & Co.—59, Peking Road Mjelchers & Co.- 24, Yong Ping Road

Wah Chang Trading Corporation—©0, Roese Gebrueder—i07, Seng Peng

Ningpo Road Street

Walker, Turner & Co.—18, The Bund San Shing Co.—20, Chi Ping Road

Wattie & Co., J.A.—10, Canton Road ShauTer,

Box 3

Dayland & Co., Ltd.—P.O.

Way Tai & Co.—190, Peking Road

Shih Brothers—11,

Westcott & Co.—0, Avenue Edward Tai' Sang & Co.—20-22, Sinheng Road

YII Yong Ping

Wha Chang Shun Co.—25, Rue du Road

Cqnsulat

Wheen & Sons, Edward—7, French Tientsin

Bund

Whitsons, Ltd.—21, Jinkee Road Altamira & Co.—6L Rue du 14 Julliet

Wisner & Co.—39, Peking Road America-China Export & Import Co.—

Yoshida & Co.—24, Siking Road 28, Chekiang Road

Yu Lee Trading Co.—53, Szechuen American Asiatic Trading ; Co.—36,

Road Rue de Franee

Yue Kee & Co., Ltd.—170, Kiangse American Trading. Co, of the Far

Road East—110, Rue de France

Yue Lai Hong—56, Rue du Whampoo Andersen, Meyer. & Company, Ltd.—

Yue Zung & Co.—60, Kiangse Road 96, Rue de Takou

Yuen Dah & Co.—24-25, Jehol Road Anglo-American

ku Road Export Co.—305, Ta-

Yuen Lai Hong—56, Rue du Wham' Arnhold & Co.—10, Taku. Rpad , .

poo

Yung Woo Trading Co.—38, Avenue Asia Export Co.—16, Victoria Terrace

Asia Trading Corporation—90, Vic-

Edward VII toria Road

Zais, Steinman & Co.—29, Szechuen Associated Importers—99, Rue du

Road Chaylard

Zee & Sons, W^Z.—A1299, Broadway Atlantic (Jo.-—223, Davenport Road

Zimmerman Co,, W.I.—53, Szechueh Batonieff, Mrs. M. D.—124, Taku

Road Road

.Zung Lee Go.—130, Kiangse Road Behn, Meyer China Co.—Siemens

Building

Swatow Bergers’ Enterprises, Ltd,—108, Taku

Road

Best & Co., H.C. —22 to 24, Ghien Bernstein Sons, M., and Froiman,

Ike.—29, Canton Road

Ping Road

Boan Seng—20, E-Ann Street Bielfeld & Sun—52, Taku Road

Bradley & Co., Ltd. —P.O. Box 76 Bisseker, F.D.—Consular Road

Bollenhagen, 11. - 3rd Chin Tang

! Camille Co.—240, Kialat Road Road No. 4

Carr-Ramsey & Son Boss, F. H.—Taku Road; Corner

Dunfold & Co., Ltd.— Canton Road

Huy gen, G. E.—P.O. Box 20 Brand & Sons—1-8, Ura Road

Jardine, Matheson & Co. Bremen Colonial & China Trading

Lee Brothers & Co.—Yolk Shan St. Co.—3, GorSo Vittorio Emanuel' III

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

El 88 GENERAL MERCHANTS (TIENTSIN)

Brimberg Brothers, Inc.—94, Rue Dodwell France

& Co., Ltd.—61, Rue de

Dillon

Bubeshko & Co.—17, Graystone Villa Foox & Co., H.—1>5, Consular Road

Buchheister & Co.—90, Taku Road Forbes Co., William—45, Victoria

Road

Bplling & Co., A. E.—27, Consular Foreign Commission Agency — 321,

Road

Butterfield & Swire—2,1, Victoria FuTaku Road

Chung Corporation — 26, Rue de

Road FAmiraute

Caprino & Co., P.—07, Rue Pasteur

Capstick & Co—118, British Bund Fuhrmeister

ing

& CO.-Siemens Build-

Carlowitz & Co —140-144, Taku Rd. Gabrick & Co.—151, Victoria Road

Central Products Co.—69, Consular General Trading Co—72, Via Erman-

Road no Carlotto

Chang & Co.—a9, Rue do Paris

China-American Trading Corporation Great Northern Trading Road

Gipperich & Co-—5.2, Taku

Co.—82b,

—Rue de France Rue de France

China Continental

Continental BuildingCommerce Co.- Greenland

China Export, Import & Bank Co.— HackmackBourgeois

6, Shou An Street & Co.—15, Rue Courbet

China Express Co.—Ex-Russian Con- Hai Ho Trading Co.—98, Victoria Rd.

cession Han Yeh Trust Trading Corpn.—

China Foreign Corporation—129, Rue Hsiao Shun Miao

Pasteur Hardy, Gatliff & Co., Ltd.-^63, Taku

China Import Trading Co.—9, Rue du Road

Marechal Fooh Harper & Co., Ralph—Dollar Bldg.

China National Trading Co.—211, Hatch, Carter & Co.—118, British

Quai August Boppe Bund

China Netherland Produce Co.—89, Heath & Co., Ltd., P.—117, Rue de

Rue de 14 Julliet Takou

China Northern Corporation—47-55, Holland-China Trading Co. (Tien-

Rue de Paris tsin), Ltd.—66-58, Rue Dillon

China Trading Corporation—131, Hua Mao Trading Co.—8, Li Ho Lin,

Davenport Road B.C;

Chinese Associated Trading Co.— Italian Trading Co.—8,^ Italian Bund

184, Canton Road Jardine, Mathkson & Co.—Victoria

Chow Foo Trading Co,—25, Chi Road

Hsiang Li John’s Import & Export Co—272,

Taku Road

Colinet, G.—16, Rue Henry Bourgeois Joseph

Collins & Co., Ltd.—75, Consular hai Bank Bros.—Hong Eong and Shang-

Road Building

Commercial Traders Association- Juvet Kapustin

& Co.—99, Rue de Takou

& Co.—11, Victoria Terrace

158, Bristow Road

Compagnia Asiatica—13, Via Torino Kato & Cfii—Asahi Road

Cornalba & Pezzini—13, Italian Bund

Deutsch Chinesische Handels Co.— Keim, A.—70, Emanno CaHotto

21, Rue St., Louis Kenshin & CO.—13, Rue Dillon

Deutsche Mongolische Handels Ges- Kleemann & Co., O.—6, Woodrow

Wilson Street

selschaft—3, Woodrow Wilson St.

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

GENERAL MERCHANTS (TIENTSIN) E18&

ua

Korean-China Trading Co.—47, Rue Racine et Cie.—137, C i de France

du 14 Juiilet Reuter, Brogkelmann & Co. — 29,

Kovar & Co —9, Korostovitz Road Consular Road

Lee-Fu Trading Co.—&5, Victoria. Rd. Russian Economic Store & Commer-

Lee, E.—30, Woodrow Wilson Street S. mercial

A.

Agei^py—263, Taku Road

Chungking Import—2, Koros-

Ley, Ltd.—90, .-Victoria Road towetz Road

Liddell Brothers & Co., Ltd.—'50, Shea Tung Co.—5, Chung Using Li

Taku Road Shingming Trading Co. (China),

Mackenzie & Co.—135, Taku Road Ltd.—50, Taku Road

Malkassian, S.—^§7 Rue Henri Bour- Shosho Yoko—6, Asahi Road

geois Siemssen & Co.—63, Taku Road

Mansouk & Co., J.—101, Rue Pasteur Sino British

Manufacturers’ Sales Agency — 55, Pasteur Trading Co;—129, Rue

Victoria Road Sintoon Overseas Trading Co.—135,

Melchers & Co.—16, Bruce Road Rue Dillon

Merz & Co., R.—8, Rue Henri Bour- Skiotis Bros. & Co.—49, Rue de

geois France

Mington Forwarding & Express Co. Societe M. Battegay & Cte—-17-21,

—14, Canton Road Rue Dillon

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha—1, Yamaguichi Speidel & Co.—99, Davenport Road

Road

Montrose & Co.—89, Rue Dillon Standard Trading Co.—32, Bristow

Moyroux, V.—41, Rue de France Road

Nestle and Anglo-Swiss Condensed Stanley & Co.—Hsiang Tsu Tung

Milk Co.—Nestle House, 19-20, Soo- Swedish

Co

Chinese Export & Import

—Victoria Road

chow Road Taichong Lmport & Export Co—124,

Okura & Co.—Japanese Build Taku Road

Olivier Chine (S. A.)—35, Rue de TalaTi Bros. & C6.—31, Bromley Rd.

Takou

Oriental Trading & Engineering Go. Tantot, R.—66a, Rue Dillon

Te Tai & Co.—128, Rue du Chaylard

—49, Taku, Road, B.C.

Oriental Trading Corpn.—8, Rue TehDillon Chang Trading Co.—113, Rue

Laville

Osaka Shosen Kaisha—jO, French Thomas geois

& Co.—20, Rue Henri Bour-

Bund

Osawa & Co.} D.—11, Asahi Road Tientsin Strawbraid & Export Co.,

Otte & Co.—29, Consular Road Inc.—2-10, Rue Chevrier

Pao Lai Trading Co. — 56, Rue du Twyfordlard

& Co., J.—113, Rue du Chay-

Whampoa Universal Trading Corporation—54,

Pearson & Co.—16, Rue de Paris Rue Piguarez

Pennell & Co.—36, Council Road Vrard & Co., L.^71, Rue St. Louis

Perrin Cooper & Co.—Consular Road Walte & Co.—166, Bristow Road

Polish-Chinese Trading Co. — 110, Whitamore & Co.—Victoria Road

Rue de BarOh Gios

Polish Commercial.Co-> Ltd.—11, Rue Wilson & Co.—72, Victoria Road

Young & Co.—203, Cafitoh Road

de Mareehal Foch

Pottinger & Co., Ltd.—55, Victoria Yue Nan Yung—306, Victoria Road

Road Zimmermann & Co., D.L—19, Victoria

Rabben & Co.—144, BristoW Road Terrace

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E190 GENERAL MERCHANTS (CHINA—MALAYA)

Tsinan Wuhu

Carlow itz & Co. Butterfield & Swire

Dau & Co., C. Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Matsui Bussan Kaisha

Wuchow

Tsingtao

Banker & Co.

Andersen, Meyer & Go., Ivtd.—35,

Kuen>] Tao Road Yunnan fu

Botelho Brothers—P.O. Box 12

Busch & von Alemann—34, Kuan Tan Harding & Co.

Road

Carlowitz & Co.—8, Canton Road

Casey & Lyttle—48, Kwan Hsien Rd. MALAYA

Cornabe. Eckford & Co.—29, Kuan-

tau Road Johore

Djing & Co., Walter—80, Kuan

Hsien Road Cansdell, R, D.—95, Jalan Rahmat

E.-Kin & Co.—44, Weihsien Road

East Asiatic Cb., Ltd.—.32, Kuantau Sime, Darby & Co.—Muar

Road

G. Frantz & Co.—Exchange Building Kedah

Halting Co;—P.O. Box 124

Hansen & Co. Ulf—20, Kuantau Rd. Mourin & Co., Arthur — Bandar

Henzler & Co.—28, Kwan Hsieh Rd. Bharu

Jardine, Matheson & C0-—31, Kwan- Seng Oheong & Co.—52, Jalan Pekan

China, Alor Star

tau Road

McMullan & Co., Ltd., James—29, Whatt & Co.—125, Pekan Malayu,

Alor Star

Kuantao Road

Melchers & Co.—63, Kwan Hsien

Road Kelantan

Mitsui Bussan KAJSHA- Tangyi Road

Reuter, Brockelmann & Co. Boustead & Co.

Russell & Co., G. C. F.—72, Kwan

Hsien Road Klang

Siemssen & Co.:—3, Kwangtung Rd.

Walter, David Lane & Co. Kassih & Go., R. E. Mohamed

Yoshizawa, T.—3, Chang Lo Road Kong Tiam & Co.

Thye Hong & Co.

Weihaiwei

Malacca

Cornabe, Eckiord & Co.

Fock Tai fc Co. Guthrie & Co., Ltd.—129, Jonker St.

Foo Wei Co., The—15, Yi Yuen Lu Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd.—

Lavers & Clark—Mainland Kassim & Co., R. E. Mohammed—61,

Weihaiwei Import & Export Co. Riverside

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

GENERAL MERCHANTS (MALAYA) • E191

Hong IIin & Co.—27, First Cross SC Bun Tin Lum Co., Ltd.—55, Beach

Low Kim Swi—3', First Cross Street Street

Sime, Darby & Co.—4, Fort Road Ghee Wor Lok—188,. Anson' Road

Tan Soo Hqck &l Co.,.’Ltd. Cheng Eng. Joo &. Oo.—121, Beach St.

United Traders, Ltd.—3, First Cross ChongChin

Chin Co,—18, Beach Road

Kee Co.—35a, Baach Street

Street

Dennys & Co., A.—22a, Beach Street

Negri Sembilan Diethelm & Co., -Ltd.—12, Church

Street

Doulatram A Co.—8a,. Beach Street

Anglo-French and Bendixens, Ltd.— Durege A Thomas—P.O. Box 392

44, Jalan Tungku Hassan

Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd.— East Asiatic Co., Ltd.—F.M.S. Rly.

Building

Port DicksOn Evans A Co., J.—22A, Beach Street

Lee Kee & Co. —102, Birch Road

Mercantile Co. (F.M.S.), Ltd.—3, Georgetown Traders—1, China Street

Gopal Dass & Co.—37, Ceylon Lane

Cameron Road, Seremban

Noormohamed & Co.—30, Main Street, Guthrie & Co., Ltd.—35,,Weld Quay

Nilai Harrisons, Barker: A. Oo., Ltd.—23;

Seremban Trading Co.—13, Cameron Beach Street

Street, Seremban

Sime, Darby & Co.—Birch Road, Huttenbach, Lazarus A Sons, Ltd.—

21, Beach Street

Seremban Italasia, Ltd.—22, Northam Road

Straits Trading Co.

Wee Siang Bros.—10, Jalan Tuan Jacks Street

A Co., William—8, Beach

Sheikh, Seremban Kassim A Co.—65, Penang Street

Williams & Co., S.—Tampin Keong Lay & Co.—9, Pangkor Road

Pahang Khoo Saik Inn A Co.—34, Beach St.

Lock & Co.—24, Beach Road

U’Ren, E. W.—Kuantan Look Brothers—215, Penang Road

Ching Hong Joo & 06.—Raub McAlister A Co., Ltd.—19, Beach

Street

Mohamed All Sahib A Co,—10, Ah

Penang Quee Street

Moine, Comte A Co., Ltd.—9, China

Adamson, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd.— Street, Ghaut

Hongkong & Shanghai Bank Build- Overseas Trading Syndicate — 2c,

ing Burmah Road

Anglo-Siam Corporation — 15, Weld Paterson, Simons A Co., Ltd.—9,

Quay Weld Quay

Ban Poh & Co.—212, Beach Street Sandilands, Buttery A Co.—29, Beach

Bangkok Furnishing Co.—7, Leith Street

Street Seng Lee A 06. — 26, Kampong

Barbour, Ltd., E. A—1, Penang Har- Kholam

bour Board Godown Sime. Darby & Co., Ltd.—21, Beach

Beng Swee & Co.—41, Bishop Street Street

Boon Hak Oo.—33, Penang Road Slot A Co.—2, Weld Quay

Borneo Co., Ltd—7a, Weld Quay Solomon A Co., S.—44, Beach Street

Boustead & Co., Ltd.—1, Weld Quay Storch Bros., Ltd.—4, Beach Street

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

El 92 GENERAL MERCHANTS (MALAYA)

Straits Trading Co.—Hong Kong & Waugh & Co., Henry—11, Station !

Road, Ipoh

Shanghai Bank Buildings

Swee Go., Ltd., L.Y.—64, Beach Street Whiteaway, Laiulaw k Co., Ltd.—12, ;

Thean Huat & Co.—4, China Street Station Road, Ipoh

Ghaut Wilson & Co., Ltd., G. W.

Tiang Lee k Co.—154, Beach .Street

Travers & Sons,. Ltd.—19, Beach St. Selangor

Victor & Co.—18, Leith Street

Waugh & Co., Ltd. Ally & Co.. M. S.—105, High Street, |

Kuala Lumpur

Perak Anglo-French & Bendixens, Ltd.— i

Kuala Lumpur

Ban Guan Hin Co.—20, Gaylong Bltjnn, George & Co.', Ltd.—120, Java ,

Street, Kuala Lumpur

Street; Gopeng

Ban Hoe Hin & C'6.—61, Jalan Ko- Borneo Co., Ltd.—1, Market Street,

Kuala Lumpur

peng, Kampar.

Borneo Co., Ltd.—Brewster Road1 Boustead & Co., Ltd.—1, Embank- ,

Boustead & Co.—Ipoh ment

Chong & Co., Peter—120, Belfield St., East Asiatic Co., Ltd.—58, Ampang 1

Ipoh Road, Kuala Lumpur

Fletcher Trading Co.—108, Brewster Fletcher Trading Co. — 21, Old

Market Street, Kuala Lumpur ,;

Road Gian Singh & Co, -6, Java Street, ||

Guan

Street, Ipoh

Guthrie & Go. —89, Bielfield Street Guthrie

Lumpur

& Co.—3, Java Street, Kuala I

Hall & Co., Ltp.—Taiping Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd.—

Harper, Gilfilean & Co.—P.O. Box Kuala Lumpur

115, Ipoh Harrisons, Barker & Co.,, Ltd.—

Huttenbach, Lazarus & Sons—94, Kuala Lumpur

Brewster Road, Ipoh Huttenbach, Lazarus' & Sons, Ltd.— ;

Jacks & Co., Ltd., William—94, 14, Market Street, Kuala Lumpur

Brewster Road, Ipoh Jacks & Co., (Malaya), Ltd.—23, Java .

Lathif Store—101, Main Road, Batu Street, Kuala Lumpur

Gajah Kean Leong & Co.—72, Batu Road,

McAlister & Co., Ltd.—Station Rd. Kuala Lumpur

Ipoh Keat Seng & po.—75, Batu Road,

Pritchard & Co., Ltd.—Market St., Kuala Lumpur

Ipoh Kinjsey. & Co.., J- B.

Saunders & Co., J. H.—126, Belfield Koshy Bros.—60, Batu Road, K.L.

Street, Ipoh

Sime, Darby & Co.—94, Brewster Rd., Kyle, Palmer & Co.—235, Batu Road,

Kuala Lumpur

Sime, Darby & Cp.-r-38, Hale Street Lim’s Trading Co.—152, High Street, y

Ipoh Kuala Lumpur

Soon Bee & Co.—100, Main Road, Little & Co., John—Ampong Street,

Taiping Kuala Lumpur

Storch Brothers, Ltd. — Brewster McAlister

Road, Ipoh

& Co , Ltd.—High Street, ,c

Kuala Lumpur:

Swee Hock & Co.—180, Hugh Low Mohamed AbduLlah Rowther & Co.— ; N

Street, Ipoh ;2S,. Malay Street, K.L. .

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

GENERAL MERCHANTS {SINGAPORE* E193

Tateeson, Simons & '0o., Ltd.—1, Old ChIn Ho k Co..—9, Phillip Street ,

Market Square, Kuala Lumpur Chin Huat Hin Oil Trading Cp^f-

Peantek’s STOESft & Aoenot Ltd. 246V South, Bridge Road

—Kuala LumpTir Chong & Co., Peter—9,' D’AInieida

Riohauds' k Co., D.—iKlang : Street

Sime, Dakby & Co.—14, Market Street, Chua Choon Watt & Sons—47, Kim

Kuala Lumpur Seng Road

Stqrch Brothers, Ltd..—37, Java St-, Connell Bros. Go., Ltd.—,187, Cecil

Kuala Lumpur Street

Waugh & Co.. Ltd., Henry—7, Old Diethelm & Co., Ltd.—139/149^ Mar-

Market .Street, Kuala. Lumpur ket .Street. ,

Duncan Roberts, Ltd.—112, Robinson

Singapore Road

I) RK her & Co., W. G.—116, Cecil

Abdeen & Co:, Ltd.—16, Jalan Masjid East Street

Abdutlah Sahib ' & Co., A. M.—68, Eastern Asiatic Co.—12, Raffles Quay

Market Street Export-Import Co. — 1, Bon-

Adamson. Gilfillan & Co., Ltd.— Edgar ham Buildings

Hong Kong Bank Building ’Bros., Ltd.—42, The Arcade

Ardens’ Successobr (Eastern), Ltd.— || Eltas Bros.—22,'Malacca Street

Ellis & Sons—24, Malacca Street

Prince Edward Road

Alsagoff, S.O.—13A, Battery Road ; EuRoadTong Sen—110, South Bridge

America & Co.—387, Victoria Road

Anglo-Siam Corporation—37B, Robin- Fong Nam Sang & Go.—34-36, South

Bridge Road

son Road

Angullia &. Co., Mi S. E.—4, Robin- layson Eastern

| Franco

Green

Trading—2B, Fin-

son Road | Eraser & Neave, Ltd.—4-10, Trafalgar

Asiatic Universal Trading Co.—60, Street

The Arcade ! Gaw Brothers, Ltd, — 59, Chulia

Barlow & Cp„.—Ocean Building Street

Bartholomeusz, Ltd., F.A.—30, Raf- | Getz Brothers & Co.—53, Robinson

fles Quay ! Road

Bee Huat & Co.,' Ltd.—121, Beach St. ! Gian Singh & Co.—4, Battery Road

Bell’s Asbestos Eastern Agency, Ltd. Guthrie & Co., Ltd.—24, Battery Road

—6, Bonham Building Hagemeyer Trading Co., Ltd.—74,

Bin & Co., S. I.—23, Bonham Build- Robjnson Road

ing, Chulia Street Harrisons, Barker & Co.—Chartered

Boltf.r k Co., H.—12, Bonham Build- Bank Chambers

ing Handelsvereening ‘

Boon Seng & CoM Ltd. — 1, Raffles , Cqcil Street

Place Hasanali Jivabhai—36, Wallich Street

Borneo Co., Ltd.—Mercantile Bank Henry & Co., Ltd., A. & S.—112,

Building Robinson Road

Boustead & Co.—Union Building Hoe Boon Leong—60, Selegie Road

Brinkmann & Co. — French Bank Ij ooglan dt & Co.—139, Market Street

Building Hoon Seck Trading Co.—1, Raffles

Bun Bee & Co.—111, Beach Road Place

Ching Keng Lee & Oq.—Raffles Cham- Huttenbach,

Malacca Street

Lazarus & Sons — 5,

bers

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E194 GENERAL MERCHANTS (SINGAPORE)

Hye Seng & Co.—35, Chulia Street Mohideen & Co., B.S.—39, Chulia

Internationale Ckedit-en JIandels- Street

VEREENIGING “ROTTERDAM”—37a, Ro- Moine Comte & Co., Ltd.—Union

binson Road Building Oollyer Quay

International Trade Corporation—16, Naina Mohamed & Sons—22, Battery

Prinsep Street Road

Isaac & Co., E. S.—6, Malacca St. Namsen Co., The—45, High Street

Jackson & Co., Ltd.—55, Robinson Nansung Trading Oo., The—387, Vic-

Road toria Street

Jaeger & Co.—6, D’Almeida Street Noobdin & Co., F. M.—189, Cecil St

Jones & Co., Irving—127, Cecil St. Paterson, Simons & Co.—Prince St. j!

Judah & Co., S.J.—3, Coleman Street Peek & Co., Ltd.—Hongkong Bank 1

Chambers

Jumabhoy & Co., M.—17, Malacca Phiroze & Co.—3b, Finlayson Green |

Street

Keng Lee & Co.—10, Robinson Road Pichon & Co., Y.—166, Neil Road J

Rahamin Penhas—86,

Keng Seng & Co.—23, River Yalley Reid & Co., J.—P.O. Box Robinson Road I

Road 461

Kiat & Co., G.H.—15, Collyer Quay Reuben & Co., Ltd., N.—7, De Souza

Kxass & Sons, F. V.—163, Moulmein Street

Road Saiboo Maricar, Sons, S. M.—12,

Koshino Shoten—45, High Street Market Street

Lee & Co., C. M.—39, High Street Sanddilands. Buttery & Co.—Mey^r

Chambers

Lee Kim Soo, Ltd.—89, High Street Satake

Lianqui Trading Co.—64, Robinson Sayers, &M.—8,

Co.—18, Prinsep Street

Malacca Street

Road Scotia Import Co.—2, Finlayson Green

Little & Co., Ltd., John

Lohmann & Co., Ltd.—124, Robinson Seow Kian Co.—4, Dhoby Ghaut

Siang Huah iSeng Kee—77, Boat Quay ]

Road

Low Hoon Chip & Co.—11, Cecil Sim Heng & Co.—37, Prinsep Street

Street Sime, Darby & Co.—5, Malacca Street i

Mackay & Co.—P.O. Box 397 Simoda & Co.—88, Robinson Road

Malayan Commercial Agency—60, The Singapore Trading Oo.—19, Robinson j 1

Arcade Road

McAlister & Co., Ltd.—Gresham SociEta Commissionaria di Esporta- 1

House zione e di Importazione—175, Cecil j

Malay Peninsular Agency—P.O. Box Street

503 Stanton, Nelson & Co., Ltd.—4, U

Manasseh & Co., S.—5, Malacca Collyer Quay

Street Stephens, Paul & Co.—1, Telegraph H ;

Matthew & Co., E.—15, South Canal Street

Road Sternberg & Co.—28, Raffles Chamber Ip

Meyer Brothers—14, Oollyer Quay Stott & Co., Ltd., John—53, Robinson li

Millar & Co., W. P.—Hong Kong Road

Bank Chambers Straits International Trading Oo.— fe-

Miscellaneous Agency—167, Selegie es, Kampong Bahru Road

Road Straits-Java Trading Co., N. V.

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha—1, Finlayson P.O. Box 600

Green Sulbina & Co.—21, Lembu Road

Mogul, M. A.—15A,.; Cecil Street Swee Seng & Co.—387, Victoria Streets

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

GEN. MERCHANTS (MALAYA, SIAM, NETHERLANDS INDIA) El95

'Tan K i m CSeno & Co..—66, Mohamed Kiam Hoa IIenu iV Co. East Bank,

River Menam

Sultan Road

Thong Aik &: Co.—112, Robinson Kwong Koh Long

Road Leonowens, Ltd., Lours T.

Tong Lam & Co.—59, Market Street Nai Lert

Trading Co. “Holland”—137, Cecil Steel Brothers & Co., Ltd.

Street

Travers A Sons, Ltd., Joseph— Stephens,, Paul & ,Co. (Siam), Ltd.—

P.O. Box ii

Chartered Bank; Chambers

Tyebally, N.—17, Cecil Street Syme & Co.—2637, Ra.chawongse Rd.

Union TradinIg Co.—72, Robinson Rd. Thoresen

Road

& Co., Ltd.—966,• Suriwongse

Universal Trade Co.—64, China St. Waugh

Vick & Co., V. R.—Hongkong Bank Windsor& Co., & Co.

Henry—Auwongsc Road

Chambers

Waugh & Co., Henry—Raffles Cham-

bers XET1 IE RLA N DS IXDIA

Wearne Bros., Ltd.—45, Orchard Rd.

Wee SeIto Moil—12, Cecil Street Sumatra

Weill & Montors—37, Arcade

Wolskel & Co., Ltd., H.—Gresham Bachofen & Co., R.—48, Oude Mark-

House straat, Medan

Wood & Co’., R. J.—Union Building

Yew Aik & Co.—191, Victoria Street Borneo Sumatra Handel Mi,t.—Hin-

doestraat

Trengganu Gutherie & Co., Ltd.—46, Oude-

maaket, Medan

Fernandes Brothers Handel Maatschappii Guntzel & Schu-

macher—Medan

Eemaman Cash Stores, Ltd.—Jalan Harrisons &; Croseield, Ltd.—Juliana

Pasar Huis, Medan

United Trading Co.—Kemaman Lindeteves-Stokvis—Medan

N.V. Handel MaatSchappij Van Nie

SIAM & Co.—Serdanweg, Medan

ROOs, Anton—Medan, Pangkalan

Bangkok Brandan

Sandilands, Buttery & Co.—Medan

Barrow, Brown & Qo., Ltd.—Tapan Voorheen &Barmer

Sumpner Co., Ltd., F.—Medan

Report Gesselschaft

Hua Takay —31, Huttenbachstraat, Medan

Berm, Jucker & Co. Waugh & Co., Henry

CouperaJoiinston & Co., D.

Diethelm & Co., Ltd. Batavia

Ellerman’s Arracan Rice & Trading

Co.,' Ltd.

Franco Eastern Trading Co.—Raja- Behn, Meyer & Co.’s Handel Mu

wongse Road Kolff & Co.

Geyer, Hans—Sikak Phya Sri

Internationale Crediet-en Handels- Pitcairn, Syme & Co.

Steinhardt, B. & F.

vereeniging “Rotterdam’’ — P.O. Wehry & Co., Geo.

Box 49

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E196 GENERAL MERCHANTS (NETHERLANDS INDIA—MANILA)

Sourabaya Aguinaldo, L. R.—514, Juan Luna *

Anderson & Co., Wm. H.—25, Plaza !

Handel Mu Kian Gwan Goitr, Santa Cruz

Atkins,

Kaufmann & Ehrenpeeis—Boomstraat Life BuildingKroll & Co., Inc.—Insular j

8

N. V. Behn, Meyer & Co., Handel— Ayala & Co.—Hogar Building

Maatschappij Babcock & Templeton, Inc.—Insular

N. V. Java Sumatra Handel Mu Life Building

N. y. Koloniale Tabak Import Mu.— do Inc., I.—81-91, Escolta, Binon-

Beck,

v/h G Klomp

Pitcairn, SyMe & Co. Behn, Meyer & Co., Mu.—227, David

Remedioo Bros.—15, Kempang Dje- Berger Binondo

poon & Co., S. M.—2215, Azcarraga

Ross Taylor & Co., Ltd. Bio Chuan—685, Benavides, Binondo

'SiMPANGISCHE ApOTHEEK SlNIPANG- Bowen & Co.—Calle Helios

plein -2/6, Kaliasin Simpang Bull & Co., Inc., W.—129, Juan Luna

Vraag & Aanbod, (N. y. Het Techn. Street

Bureau)—Aloon Tjontong 58 Campos Rueda Hermanos, Inc.—2205, .

“Wilding & Co.^—Parade Straat 21 Azcarraga

Oheng Ban Yek & Co.—525, Muelle de j

Semarang Binondo

Chinese Trading Co., Inc. — 437, ,

Burt, Myrtle & Co. Nueva

N. V. Tereenigde Javasche Houthan- Choa Tak Hee—413, Reine Legente

Christern, Huenefeld & Co., Inc.— •

DEL MaaTSCHAPPUEN. P.O. Box 2046

Pitcairn, Syme & Co. Comercio de Filipinas—422, Evange- I [

Padang lista

Compania General de Tabacos de 1

Maatschappu voor Handel & Indus- Filipines—212,

las

Marques de Comil-

trie Connell Bros, Co.—P.O. Box 279

My. T. V. D. Z. Van Houten Steffan Corona Supply Go.—402, Juan Luna ?

& Co.

N. V. Handel Maatschappu Guntzel Cosmos Trading Co.—823, Urbiztondo i

& Schumacher Cu Un Jieng & Co., Ltd.—441, Nueva

N. V. Gebroeders Veth’s Handel- Daido Boeki Kaisha, Ltd.—Insular .

maatscbappu Life Building

SOC. . COMMJSSIONARIA Dl ESPORTA- David,

ZIONE e di Importazione—v/h Soc- Davies & D.Co., B.Theo.,

—189, Juan Luna

H.—619, Escolta i

teta Commissionaria Orientale

Wehry & Co., Geo. Dee Dian Guam & Co,^417, Nueva :

Dy Buncio & Co.—191, M. de Binondo i

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Eastern Isles Imp. Co.—92, Balmes i

Enkee Trading Co.—321, Dasmarihasi

Manila Erlanger & Galinger, INC.—P.O. Box;

426

A. & P. Co., Inc., The—15, Escolta, Exporters Sales Corporation—1077,

Binondo O’Donnell

Aguado Hermanos — 103, Balmes, Fernandez Hermanos, Inc.—109, Juan

Quiapo Luna

 CLASSIFIED LIST. OF TRADES

GENERAL MERCHANTS (MANILA) E197

Elizalde & Cia — 845, Muelle de Menzi & Co., Ino.-^180, Juan Luna

la Industria Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. — P.O.

Fernandez & Co., V. T.—S. O. de Box 461

Fernandez Building Model & Co., Inc.—P.O. Box 1173

Forbes, Munn & Co., Ltd.—112, Na'ssoor, Inc.,' K.—250, David

Muelle de Biriondb New Orleans Commercial Co., Inc.—

Fukuyama, Ntshino A 00.-129, Juan 129, Juan Luna

Luna Norton & Harrison Co.—4l8, Kneed-

Gabriel Brothers—118, T. Pinpin ' ler Building

Oermann & Co., Ltd.—156, Juan Luna Ohta Development Co.—P.O. Box

Getz Brothers & Co.—P.O. Box 160 1150 '

Glaiserman, Inc., J. IVI—139, Juan OsakaCruz

Bazaar—332, Echague, Santa

Luna

Gillespie, A.T.—180,. David Street, Pacific Commercial Co.—P.O. Box

Binondo 780

Go Colay & Co.—^14, Neuva, Binon- Philippine Net & Braid Meg. Co.—

do 367, Juan'Luna

Go Singco Sons &; Co. — 127-129, Porta Putfd y Cia—447, Niieva

Rosario, Binondo Presby & Co., S. A.—703, Insular Life

Goldenberg MdLEOD & Co. — P.O. Building

Box 1421 Poon Ka & Co.—447, Nueva, Binondo

Go Tian Gee & Co.—180, Rosario'

Hanson, Orth & Stevenson, Inc. Quan ondo

Hee & Co.—412, Poblete Bin-

—P.O. Box 292 Rennolds Co., W H.—129, Juan Luna

Hap Liong Co.—333, Sto. Cristo Roces-y Cia, Inc,—129, Plaza- Goiti

Hua Kee & Co.—537, Ongpin Rosenstock & Co.—124, T, Pinpin

International Harvester Co. of

the Philippines—Chaco Building Roxas y Cia—719, Echague

Plaza Cervantes Seng Kee & 0o.—622, Nueva, Binondo

Inhelder, Walch Co., Ltd — P.O. Shau, Charles 0.—613, . Magdalena

Box 1182 Street

Keller & Co.. Ltd., Ed. A—178, Sirius Trading Corporation—La

Juan Luna, Binondo Defensa Building /1

Kelling, Inc., C.—171, Juan Luna Siy Cong Bieng i& Co., Inc. —123,

Ker & Co.—10, Callejon de lS. Juan Luna, Binondo

Gabriel Smith, Bell & Cor, Ltd.—Hongkong

Kinkwa Meryasu Co.—451, Juan Luna & Shanghai Bank Building

Kishimoto & Co.—Zobel Building South Seas Trading Co.—17, Aviles

Kuenzle & Streiff, Inc 343-347, Calle Standard

Pinpin

Import Co., Inc.—658, T.

T. Pinpin

Landahl, Inc. John—979, M. de la Juan Luna Commer&ial Co.—153,

Swiss Oriental

Industria

Levy & Blum—345, Echague. Sy Yoco & Sons, Inc.—6, Ingreso,

Macondray & Co., Inc.—China Bank TanBinondo Iyah Kee & Co.—122, Rosario

Building.

Madrigal & Co.—8, Muele de Banco TanB’iridndoSenguan & Co.—157, M. de

Nacional

Manila Mercantile Co., Inc.—511, Tong Hong Trading Corpn.—427,

Azcarraga, Ton do Nueva

Marians Uy Chaco Sons & Co., Ltd. Viegelmann, Schroeder & Co., Inc.—

—P.O. Box 22 (Importers) 456, Dasmarinas, Binondo

ES

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

Ea98 GENERAL MERCHANTS (ILOILO, CEBU, INDO-CHINA)

Warner, Barnes & Co., Ltd.—P.0. Zamboanga

Box 29.4 . j

West & Whitaker—2S7, David Atkins.^ Kroll & Co., Inc.—14, Calle

Wise & Co., Ino.—174, Juan’ Luna Madrid

WolfF & Co. .nc., T. a.—20 Plaza Francisco BarSios & Co.—P.O. Box

Morasra 60

Yek Hua Trading Corporation- Johnston, Jos. S.

129, Juan Luna Kuenzle- & Streiff, Inc.

YMill & Co., Ltd., G. S. — 503-511, Pacific Commercial Co.—P.O. Box

Echague, Quiapo 189

Zitellig, Ihc., F.E.—90, Rosario Spirig & Cc^, John—P.O. Box 195

Torrejon. Jttrtka & Co., Inc.—P.O.

Box 207

Iloilo

INDOCHINA

Filma Mercantile Co., Inc.

Hanson, Orth & Stevenson, Inc. Cambodge

Hoskyn & Co., Inc.

International Harvester Co. of the COMPAGNIE DE COMMERCE ET DE NAVI-

Philippines GATION d’Extreme Orient

Ker & Co.

Kttenzle & Streiff, Inc. Haiphong

Macleod & Co.

Manila Trading and Supply Co. Compagnie de Commerce et de Navi-

Menzi & Co. gation • d’Extkeme-Orient—36, Rue

Pacific Commercial Co. Tfnrmaud.

Diethelm & Co.—46, Avenue Clemen-1

Smith, Bell & Co., Ltd.

Warner, Barnes & Co., Ltd. ■ :

6eau ■: -■ ■:'

Wise & Co., Inc. Magasins Chaffanjon, S. A.—Boule-

vard Amiral Courbet

Ynchatjsti y Oia M. Dandolo & G. Chardin—1, Rue de

Zuellig, Inc., F. E. Lanessan

OgliAstro & Co., Loins

Societe Francaise des Yerreriea

Cebu d’Indocutne

Societe Contonniere du Tonkin

Forbes, Munn & Co., Ltd.—143, Calle Societe Orient des Verreries d’Extreme

Juan Luna

International Harvester Co. of the Hanoi

Philippines

Ker & Co.

Kitenzle & Streiff, Inc.—P.O. Box Compagnie Francaise des Chemins de

135 fer de l’Indo-Chine and pu Yun-

Landahl, Inc., John—P.O. Box 398 nan

Menzi & Co., Inc.—2:13, Calle Norte Imprimerie u’Extreme Orient — 2S,

America Rue Paul Bert

P actfic . Commercial Co. Societe. Asiatique des Boissons Indi-

Stevenson & Co., Inc., W. F. genes

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

GENERAL MERCHANTS—GLASS AND GLASSWARE (JAPAN) E199

SOCIETE FeANCAISE DES DISTILLERIES DE Societe Anonyme des Riz d’Indochine:

l'Indochiste—55, Boulevard Gam- Denis Freres—4, Rue Catinat.

betta Societe Indochinoise de Commer-

SOCIETE INDUSTRIELLE ET COMMERCIALE ce, mer

Ltd.—23 bis, Rue Georges Guyne-

d’Annam—55, Boulevard Gambetta

Societe Indo-Ghinoise

Taupin

Pastrano, Unchuan & Co.—84, Burgos

Street

Procter & Gamble Trading Oo.— BORNEO

Norte America

Smith, Bell & Co., Ltd. Borneo

Yaptico & Co., Ltd.—P.O. Box 84 Borneo Co., Ltd.—Kuching, Sarawak

Zuellig, Inc., F.E. Eng Watt & Co.—-33, Beach Street,

Labuan

Provinces du Tonkin Funk & Sons—P.O. Box 53, Sanda-

kari

Bach-van-Lam Harrisons & Ceosfif.ld (Borneo),

De Monpezat Ltd.—Sandakair, Labuan and Jes-

selton

Emil Leconte Hiap Soon Hin—84, Ewe Hai Street,

SOCIETE Anonym® DES AnTHRACIDES DU Kuching, Sarawak

Tonkin Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd.—Kuching,

SOCIETE COTONNIERE DU TONKIN Sarawak>

Societe Francaise des Distilleries TanStreet,

Sum Guan & Co.—61, Ewe Hai

Sarawak

de l’Indochine

Societe des Stains et Wolfram du GINNING MILLS (see Page BI3)

Tonkin

Societe des Papeteries de l’Indo- GLASS FACTORIES IN CHINA

chine

Societe Marbres ft Calcaires a Ke- (see Page B14)

So

GLASS AND GLASSWARE

Saigon

JAPAN

Berthet & Cie.—165, Rue Catinat Kobe

UIEDERMANN & Co.

CojMPAGNIE FONOIERE d’InDO-ChINE— Bastel & Co., W.—38, Isobe-dori

T9-81, Rue Ricaud

Compagnie

Navigationded’Extreme

Commerce et de Cox

- Orient-

M Hirao—112, Higashi-machi

Kodera Boyeki K.K.—£0, Sakae-

12, Rue Boissy d’Anglas machi

COMPAONIE DES ClIARGBjURS REUNIS—15- Kuwada

dori

Glass Shoten—22, Tamon-

17, Quai Le Myre de Vilers

David & Co., Ltd., A. B—43 45, Rue Noritake

ya-oho

Garasu-ten—340, Sannomi-

Chaigneau CharnOr

Descours ft Gabaud—1, Quai de Bel- Moji

gique

Diethelm & Co.—29, Quai de Belgique Asahi Glass K.K.—Yusen Building

Export & Import Co. of Cochinchine Goto Giichi Shoten—Shin Sakae-

—39, Quai de Belgique inachi

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 CLASSIFIED LIST QF TRADES

E200 GLASS AND GLASSWARE (JAPAN—CHINA).

Nagasaki Osaka-ya Glass Ten—136, Icbigaya

Tomihisacho

Kawasoe Glass-ten—66, Yedo-machi Sasaki Glass Ten—22, Bakuro-cho

Shiga Yasuo—3, Yedo-maohi Send Zenroku SHoten—7, Motoyana-

ii-cho

Tamatoshi Plate Glass Factory—2,

Nagoya Motoiw.aicko

Vitrea Glass Works — Takiyama

Chtto Hahiki Sejsakusho—13, Higashi Building

Futabu-cho

Ishidzttka & Co.—11, Nakachiba-cho Yokohama

Osaka Asahi Glass Co., Ltd.—1, Suehiro-

cho

Asahi Glass Co., Ltd—7, Doshu-machi Dai Nihon Beer K.K.^-17, Kanbe

Asahi Garasu Seizosho-—7, Yoriki-cho Shitaj-machi

Ctjrmally &, Co.—36, Kawaguchi-cho Kanagawa Glass KogyoshO—906, Fu-

tasuya, Kanagawa-machi

Im ai G ar ash Osaka Honten—34, TJmo- Nippon Koki Kogyo K.iK.—89, Uchi-

da-cho oda-cho

Korayashi Garasu Kojo—17, Hon jo Ochiai Tahichi Shoten—17, Yoshida-

Nisihi-matihi machi

Miyoshi Glass Factory—1030, Nish-

ente-cho

Osaka Seibinsho—88, Shinke-cho CHINA

Takahashi Suematsu—1-59, Higashino-

da-cho Dairen

Tqkunaga Garasu Seizo-cho—18, Yori-

ki-cho Saito Yoko—49, Yoshima-cho

Yamamoto Garasu Shoten—4-58, Kujo Shoko Glass K.K.—2, Akizuki-cho

Naka-cho

Yoshida Iwahet 42' Kita Dishin machi

Hankow

Tokyo

OliVier-Chine—Peking Road

Asahi Glass K.K.—Nihon Kogyo Representation For British Manu-

Building, Marunouchi turers—23, Tungting; Road

Daimaru Glass Ten—1, Mitoshirocho,

Kanda-ku

Hospital Supply Co. — 6, Yamamoto- Hongkong

cho, Kojimachi

Ito Glass Ten—6, Mitoshirocho', Kan- Bitzer & Co.—Queen’s Building

da-ku China Biochemical Co»—”80, Pas

waki Glass Factory— 1, Motogaka-cho Voeux Road C.

Kai Shoten—3, Gqfukubashi Corney & Co.,, Ltd., R.—127, Des

Miyazaki Tsunesaburo Shoten—7, Voeux Road

Muromachi Huygen, G- E—French Bank Bldg.

Nichibei Ita-glass K.K.—Marunouchi Ip Tak & Co.—36a, Queen's Road Cen-

Building, Marunouchi tral

 GDA'SSJl'MEI) LIST OF TRADES

GLASS A^D ;OLA-SSWAIlE E20I

Kato & D

Kelley Co., Ltd.—9, Queen’s Rd. 'Ci •

Lane, Crawford-, Ltd. — Exchange Builders’ France

Supply Co.—17, Rue de

Building

Maison F. Mathied - Soc.^-Pi’ince’s Kailan Mining Ley—25,

Gomptoj r"Charles Rue Dillon.

Administration—

Building Meadows Road

Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha, Ltd. ^-14, Sintoon Overseas Trading,' Co.—135,

Pedder Street Rue Dillon

Shewan, Tomes. & Co.—National Bank Wen Hsiang Yung Glass Co.—6, Can-

Building

Sincere Op. -Dex Yceux Road Central YaotonHua Road

Mecitantcal Olass Co.—Con-

Sun Co.—Des Voeux Road .Central sular Roadr

■Wing On Co.—Des Voeux Road Central

INDOCHINA

Shanghai Haiphong

Arts & Crafts—190, Bubbling Well Orient Society des Verreries de’Extreme-

} Road . ,

Asia Glass 00.-54^ Szechued Road MALAYA

Clark Co., Ltd., Alexander—1, Nan- Singapore

king Road

Dah : Wah' Glass . FA^oni—981, Che- Ebata

mulpo Road • , .

Dixon & Sons, Ltd.—3, Hongkong Robertson Street

& Co., John—2S, Chulia

Road

i Hachiya &! Co.—9a, 1Hankow Road PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

Kitafuku Yokc5—36, fcanroii Road Manila

[; Knipschildt and Esrelund—56, Sze-

chuen Road Bern, Meyer & Co., H. Mu.—227,

lMaison de Nouveautes—19, Nanzing David, Binondo

| Road

! Monar & Greiner—'74, Szechuen Road Chua Lkong & Go.—306; Gandara

Chin Guan—339, iSanto Crusto

| Oliver Chine—16, Museum Road CiirA l.KONd' Ar'Ch.—305, Gandora

i Pilkington Brothers (China), Ltd.— Chua Yap—716-718, Rizal

r- 8, Museum Road El Brilliante—152, Escolta, Binondo

[.Sales Corporation'OF* Bohemian Sheet Garcia,

I Glass Factories, Ltd. — 12, The Hoc Ho Dominpp—37 P„ puoos

Bee—939, San Fernando

Bund

i'Lolar Electric and Manufacturing Keller & Co!, Ed.—178, Juan Luna

" Co.—216, Szechuen Road Kim .•Qhuan Heng—245, Rosario, Bin-

1 'Suns untay Co.—42, Rue de la Porte ondo ( ,1

' du Norol Kim Leng Glass Store, The—136,

, Usai Zung Mow—139. Tien dong Road Villalobos Quiapo

King Hiap King Mirror Factory—

413, Nueya

Swatow King Hiap Hing—413, Nueva Binon-

do y : . ,, S( -. • ;y

Rosendo Dychauco—318^ Sto. Ci’istG

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E202 HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, ETC.

GOURMET POWDER FACTORIES Nagasaki N agasaki

Hotel—43, Sagarom&tsu, j

{see Page B15) Nagoya Hotel—80, Tatemitsukura-cho, ,

HARDWARE—(See under Machinery OrientalNagoya

and also Page B15) ' Hotel, Ltd.—6, Bund, Kobe !

Osaka Hotel—Imabashi, Higashi-ku,

Osaka

HAT FACTORIES—(Nee Page B17) Pension Relife—145, Yamamoto Hotel |

“Pleasanton,” The—4, Kitanagasa- J

HEMP—(Nee under Copra) dori, Kobe

Rakkosan Hotel—Rakkosan, Kobe |

HIDE—(Nee under Leather) Sanyo Hotel—Shimonoseki

Shingishu Station Hotel—Shingi-

HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, shu, Chosen, Korea

CAFES, ETC. Taiwan Railway Hotel—7, Omote-

cho, Taihoku, Formosa

JAPAN Tokyo Station Hotel—Marunpuchir

Tokyo

Aoi Hotel—1, Nagata-cho, Tokyo Tor Hotel, Ltd., The—Kitano-cho>

Bluff Hotel—2, Bluff, Yokohama P.O. Box 184, Kobe

Bund Hotel, Ltd.—1, Shinyamashita- Toyokan

Nagasaki

Hotel—Takeo-machi, near

cho, Yokohama

Centre Hotel—66, Yamashita-cho, Uyeno-ya—12, Nanzai-cho, Nagasaki

Yokohama Yamato Hotel—Nakayamate-dori, Na-

Choanji Hotel—Choanji, Korea gasaki

Chosen Hotel—Seoul, Korea Yamato Hotel — Nakayamate-dori,.

Kobe

Chung Hotel—67, Tansu-madhi, Tokyo Yedobuil

Chuo Hotel—6, Uchisaiwai-cho, Tokyo Hotel—104, Yedo-machi, F

Kobe

Daito-kwan Hotel—108, Koya-machi,

Shidzuoka CHINA

Dobuil Hotel—Dojima, Osaka

Essoyan Hotel—137, Nakayamate- Amoy

dori, Kobe

Fukushima-ya—14,

saki Omura-oho, Naga- Insular Hotel—Kulangsu

Fusan Station Hotel—Fusan, Korea

Heijo Railway Hotel—Keijo, Korea Canton

Hotel du Japon—24, Oura, Nagasaki H ot e I “Asia ”—West Bund

Hotel New Grand—10, Yamashita- Victoria

chd, Yokohama

Imperial Hotel—1, Uchiyamashita- ShameenHotel — British Concession,

cho, Tokyo

Kamenoi Hotel—Kaigan-dori, Beppu, Changchun

Kyushu

Kyoto Hotel—Kawara-machi, Kyoto Yamato Hotel—

Marunouchi Hotel — Marunouchi,

Tokyo Chefoo

Mikasa Hotel—1, Yaesu-cho, Tokyo

Miyako Hotel—Keage, Kyoto Astor House Hotel—

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

HOTELS, RESTAURANTS,; ETC- (CHINA) E203

Dairen Marble Hall—21, rNathan Road

Matsubara Hotel—10, Queen’s Road

Central Hotel—25, Okumachi Central

Palace Hotel—138, Yamagata-dori MetropOle !Hot£l—22', Ic4’ House' St.

Ryoto Hotel—31, Shinanomachi LTathan ’ Hotel—Nathan Road

Strand Hotei^P.O. Box 104 Palace , Hotel—Hankow Road

Yamato Hotel— Palm Court—21, Nathan HoteF

Peak Hotel

Peninsula Hotel

Foochow Repulse Bay Hotel

Savarin House—10, Hankow Road

Brockett’s Boarding House Station Hotel—65, Nathan Road

St. Francis.' Hotel—13A. Queen’s

Hankow Road Qeptral

St. George’s Hotel—2, Kennedy Road

Central HotelA^S,, Rue Dubail Kiukiang

I Hankow Hotel—2-5, Rue. Dubai 1

Little Hotel—o, Rue,Dubail

Wagons-Lits Hotel Terminus — Fairy Glen—'Ruling

French:, .Conqepsion _

Macao

Hotel Riviera—Praia Grande

Crand Hotel—3, Sugarisky Prosgect.

TIotel Moderne—177, Katii^tain; St. Mukden

Hongkong Hotel LEngmuller, Inc.—3, San Djirt

Eon

Oriental Hotel---33, -Chiyoda-dori

^Claremont Hotel—rlOS,, Austin Road Yamato Hotel- (S.M.R.)-

IEmpress Hotel—159-161, Connaught

I Road Central Nanking

IEmpress Lodge—2/12, Mody Road

Gloucester, The—Gloucester Building Nanking Hotel—The Bund

Great Eastern Hotel—112,'Connaught

Road Central Yangtsze Hotel

Hongkong & Shanghai Hotels, Ltd.

f —Pedder Street Newchwang

JIotel Cecil—Royal Building mnoHi 'P-- .t&J ximsM 9»UoH io*»A

! Jordon House—227, Nathan Road

I Kella, Mrs. E.—03, Mody Road/ Astor House Hotel—The Bund

| Kowloon Peiping

"“Kingsclere” Hotel — Carnarvon

! Road

I Kowloon Hotel—Hankow Road Grand Hotel de Pekin

1 Lauriston—1, Bowen Road Grand Hotel des Wagons-Lits, Ltd.™

ILuk Kwok- Hotel—Gloucester Road Hotel bu Nord—Hatamen Street

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TKADES

E204 HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, ETC.

Shanghai

Road

Astor House HoteS-7, WhangpooRoad St. Savoy Hotel—24, Wusih Road

Bickerton’s Francis Hotel—45, Rue de France ■;

bling Well Private

Road Hotel—282, Bub- “Talati House’’ Hotel—246, Victoria,!

Burlington Hotel — 1225, Bubbling Road

Well Road Victoria Hotel—Talati House, Vic-

Cathay toria Road

king RoadHotel—Sassoon House, Nan- West Lake—491, Race Course Road J

Cathay Mansions

Crystal Hotel—37, Seward Road Tsingtao

Forts Hotel—Woosung Forts

Great Eastern Hotel—Wing On Bldg. Bickerton’s Private Hotel—12, Lai-

Hamilton House—Kiangse Road yang Road

Hotei de France—113, Avenue Ed- Erin Bouse—5, Hunan Road

ward VII

Hotel Plaza—Cr. Rue Montauban & Rue German CaIe-^PJO. Box 36

Grand Hotels, Ltd., The—

du Consulat

Hotel Royal—209, Range Road Hotel Pension Pacific—14, Pacific

Hotel Tiny—181A, Yu Yuen Road Road'

Metropole Hotel—Corner of Kiangse Maendler, A.—P.O. Box 216

and Foochow Roads Novella Hotel, Ltd.—81, Chung Shan:

Monohen Hotel—2A, Carter Road Road

Palace Hotel—10, The Bund Oriental Hotel—8, Sinkiang Road

Royal Hotel—201, Range Road Seaside Pension—11, Pacific Road

Savoy Hotel—96, Broadway Sunnyside Private Hotel—5, Teh.

iSheeks’—43, Peking Road Hsien Road

Sinza Lodge—134, Sinza Road Tsingtao Cafe—14, Chung Shan Et -ad

St. George’s Hotel—10, Avenue Haig Yamato Hotel—Chefoo Road

Victor Hotel—46, Range Road

Weihaiwei

Swatow

Beach Hotel

Astor House Hotel—136, Kialat Rd. East Cliff Hotel

Palace Hotel—Customs Road Island Hotel

King’s Hotel

Tientsin Surphur Bath Hotel

Astor House Hotel, Ltd. —Victoria INDO-CHINA

Road

Court Hotel, The—Victoria Road Prov. du Tonkin

D’Arc’s Hotel—61, Race Course Road

Grand Hotel—Petrograd Road Ferr iere—C ao-B ang

Hotel Moderne—33, Rue du Consulat

Imperial Hotel—10, Rue de France Hotel des Nations

Kreier’s Hotel—2-20, Woodrow Wil- Bazin, SciiiEFFER

son Street Viaud Hotchier a Laokay

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, ETC. (MALAYA—MANILA) E205

MALAYA Oeosvenok, Hotel—Stamford Road

Metbopole Hotel—76, Bras Basah

Malacca Road

Paek Hotel—239, Victoria Street ,

(New Hotel—121, Bunga Raya Road Raffles Hotel, Ltd.—2, Beach Road

Sea View Hotel, Ltd.—Tajong Katong

Negri Sembilan Tiong Hoa Hotel—123, North Bridge

Road

iShimaya Hotel--83, Birch Road SIAM

Penang Bangkok

biUG Hotel—Penang Hill Hotel Royal, Ltd,

Eastern and Oriental Hotel, Ltd.— Oriental Hotel

| 8, Farquhar Street

Miami Beach Hotel—8th Mile Tan- PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

1 \ Ipp

jong Bungah

?N ON Hotel—22, Leith Street

iRunnymede Hotel 40-42, Northam Manila

Road

Army and Navy Club—South Boule-

Perak vard, Luneta

Asahi Hotel—506, Sales

Grand Hotel—Ipoh Azumaya, Hotel and Restaurant—310,

Palma

Boston Hotel—200, Echague, Santa

Selangor Cruz

Boulevard Apartment Hotel—1144,

IEmpire Hotel—Kuala Lumpur Dewey Boulevard

! jjrREAT Eastern Hotel—Ampang Road, Columbia Hotel—50-52, M. H. del

Pilar, Ermita

j Kuala Lumpur Congress Hotel—551, M. H. del

Hotel Majestic—Damansara Road, Pilar, Ermita

j, Kuala Lumpur Oorregidor Hotel and Bar — 210,

Hotel Majestic, Ltd.—Opposite Rail- Gabildo, Intramurps,,

J way Station, Kuala Lumpur

Ptation Hotel—F.M.S. Railway Sta- Eygetsu Hotel -t 861,. Oral

Delmonico Hotel—278, Luna

R. Hidalgo,

? tion Quiapo

Tin Shan Mwee Hotel—126, Petaling Ermita Hotel—52, L. Guerrero

I St., Kuala Lumpur

Great Eastern Hotel—199, Echague

Singapore Hanilakan Hotel—1089, R. Hildago

Helen’s

TheatreRestaurant—45,

Building Metropolitan

Adelphi Hotel—1, Coleman Street

“Bellevue Hotel—60, Telok Blangau Hotel Cantabria—268, Gral Luna

Hotel Dimas Alang—^525, Magdalena

.Burlington

man StreetPrivate Hotel—3, Cole- Hotel, Great Eastern—199., EehAgue

ijiGooDWOOD Park Hotel—Scotts Road Hotel Santa Cruz—741, Misericordia

 classified list of trades

E206 hotels, etc.—insurance

Hotel Sinukuan—817, Aguilar Cor. Hotel Cramer

Azoarraga, Tondo Hotel Daendels

Imperial Hotel —118, Real, Intriw Hotel Dekker

muros

DA Palma de Mallorca Hotel—Real & Hotel de l’Europe

■ Salona Streets . • Hotel Hakone

Luneta Hotel—38-40, San LuisErmita Hotel Hollandia

Manila Hotel Co.—Luneta Extension Hotel des Indes

New Delmonico Hotel—278, General Hotel Konningsrlein

Luna Hotel de Nederlanden

Orient Hotel—12i, Real, Intramuros Hotel Preanger v/h Patria

Plaza Hotel—Plaza Gorti Hotel du Pavillc>n.

Seaside Hotel—-Cavite' Hotel Semarang

Toyo Hotel—831, Eohague Hotel Victoria

Windsor Hotel—Nebraska & San Hotel Villa Park

Louis Hotel Rembrandt

Palace Hotel

Stations Hotel Creamer

Hotel Dapat—42, N. America Sumatra

Hotel Shamrock—Fernandez Building

International Hotel—26, N; Carmelo Grand Hotel Brastagi—Medan

Grand Hotel Medan

Iloilo Hotel Mu. de Boer N.V.—Medan

:

A-Merica Hoteu—46, J. M. Basa ICE FACTORIES—(Nee Page B17)

Bilbao Hotel—Rizal INSURANCE

Central Hotel—J. M. Basa

Iloilo Hotel—'Plaza Libertad JAPAN

Plaza Hotel—-Plazai Libertad

Zamboanga Kobe

Adet, Moss & Co.—8, Kaigan-dori

Plaza Hotel—Plaza Pershing American Tracing Co. of Japan—!

Kita-machi

BORNEO Birnie, Leonard—Uchida Building

Cameron t& Co.—93, Yedo-machi

Sandakan Hotel—Sandakan Carst, W . M.—60, Ura-machi

Chiyoda Seimei Hokan Sogo Kaisha1

Netherlands India —3i5, Naka-machi

Cooper Findlay & Co., Ltd.—110,

Batavia KyoKtuachi

Cornes 4 Co.—88, Yedo-machi

Grand Hotel Java Dodwell & Cp., Ltd.—82, Kyo-machir

Hotel Astor Holstein Shipping and iNSURANCEjj

Agencies—8, Kaigan-dori

(Hotel Binnenhof Home Insurance Co.—27, Naka-maidiij

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

INSURANCE (JAPAN) E207-

fjAKDINE, MATHESON

i; Kyo-machi

’Maxwell Insurance Office — IOOa, Asada Kiyoshi—33, Kajiya-machi

I' Yedo-machi

ew Zealand Insurance Co.—Cres- Holme, Ringer & Co.—P.O. Box 22.

j| cent Building, Room 303, 72, Kyo- ItomachiTatsuchiro — 54, Kanashima-

* machi

Kikuya Shokai—75, Yedo-machi

Nichizui Trading Co., Ltd.—72, Kyo- Mitsubishi

machi Kogyo K.K.—21, Ozone-

j/North

1

machi

China. Insurance Co. — 28, Nagasaki

i Harima-machi Jitusgyo K.K.—108, Tsuki-

[Owston $ Co., Ltd., F.—72, Kyo- machi

| i machi'

IReid, S.—Toyo Building, 7, Harima- Osaka

; machi

■ Strachan & Co.—1, Kaiga«i-dori American Trading Co. of Japan, Ltd.

Union Insurance Society of Canton —416, Dojima-Building, Hama-dori

! —2?, Harima-machi Asahi Kaijo Kasai Hokan—7, Ima-

){Yangts'ze Insurance Association, Ltd. bashi

‘ —28, Harima-machi Banzai Deimei Hokan—1, Soze-cho

Continental Insurance Co. of New

Hakodate York—1, Soze-cho

Dai-Ichi Kikan—28, Koraibashi

j‘KY0H0 Seimei Hoken K.K. —37', Daito Kaijo Kaisai Hokan—1, Kimi-

gasa-cho

< Aoyagi-oho

/Mitsui Seimei Hoken K.K.—66, Fuji Kita-machiInsurance Co.—20, Dojima

Life

I Kaisho-machi

'Nippon Seimei Hoken K.K.—8, Ake- Holstein & Co.—50, Edobori

j bono-dh!o Manufacturers Life Insurance Co.—

Dojima Building

Kyoto Maxwell Insurance Office—Taihci

Building, Umeda Shin-machi

Mitsui Seimei Hokan—1, Koraibashi

I [Asahi Marine & Fire Insurance Co. New Zealand Insurance Co. — 35,

| —Nishikikoji-kudaru Koraibashi

Chiyoda Fire Insurance Co.—Kara- Nippon Life Insurance Co.—7, Ima-

■ 5| sumaru. bashi

Hokoku Fire Insurance Co.—Kara- Osaka Kaijo Hokan—2, Dojima Ha-

j sumaru madori

I- |jVIeiji Fire Insurance Co.—Shijo Sale k Co., Ltd.-*-35, Koraibashi

Fuya-machi

Nippon Fire Insurance Co.—Sanjo, Suning Insurance Office—Osaka Build-

. li , Sakai-machi Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada—

Asahi Building; , Nakanoshima

Moji Taisho Kaijo Kaisai—6, Kitahama

Teihoku Kasai Hokan—9, Doshu-cho

Ishida Mitsutaro—Nishi Hon-machi

Muramoto Benzo—Yusen Building Shimonoseki

Nutter & Co.—902, Kiyotaki-machi

Tomoe Gumi—Sanbashi-dori Wuriu ShoKai—P.O. Box 20

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES'

insurance' (Japan, Formosa, korea)

Tokyo Yokohama

Asahi Life Insukance Co.—Maru- Adet cho

MoSs & Co.—43, Yamashita- |

nouchi Building

Asahi Marine & Fire Insurance 06. Amsterdam Underwriters’ Associa-

tion—72,- Yamashita-cho

—Hiji Shimpo Building

China Mutual Life Insurance Co.— Commercial Union Assurance Co., a

(See Sun Life Assurance Go. of Ltd.—72, Yamashita-cho

Canada) Continental Insurance Co. of SIew j

Chiyoda Insurance Co.—18, Minam- Dodwell York—21, Honeho-dori

meda-cho & Co.—22, Yamashita-cho \

Continental Insurance Co. of New Guardian 26

Assurance Co.—P.O. Box j

York—Yuraku Building

Dodwell & Co.—P.O. Box Central F. Holstein Shipping and Insurance !

Agencies—7, Yamashita-cho

53

Fire Insurance-Association of Japan Home Insurance Office—73, Yama- 1

—Tokyo Kaijo Bldg., Maruncuchi, shita-cKb

Home Insurance Co. of New York— Manufacturers’

73, Yamashita-cho

Life Insurance Co.— :

Yuraku Building Mitsui Bdssan Kaisha—14, Nippon ;

Joint & Foreign Fire Insurance As- Ohdori

sociation of Japan—14, Marunouchi New Zealand iNShfftA&OE Co., Ltd.— j •

Liverpool & London and Globe In- 73, Yamashita-cho

.jSiiRANCs: Co.—2, Kyobashi North China Insurance .Qq., Ltd.—

Manufacturers Life Insurance

401, Yaesu Building, Co.— Union Building, 75d, Yamashita-cho

Marunouchi Palatine Insurance Co,, Ltd.—92^

New Zealand Insurance Co.—14, Yamashita-cho

Marunouchi Schoene, F.—73, Yamashita-cho

North China Insurance Co.—12, South British Insurance Co;—77,

Marunouchi Yamashita-cho'

Norwich Union Fire Insurance Co. Stanton & Co.—LL Yamashita-cho

—417-519, Nisshin Seimei-Kan Sun Life AssuiAnce Co. of Canada—

Royal Insurance' Co.—2, Kyob&sbi 24, Yamashita-cho

£>ale & Co.—14, Marunouchi Union InsuranceBuilding;

Society 75D,

of Canton,

South British Insurance Co., Ltd.— Ltd.—Union

shita-cho

Yama-

Yurakukan Building Wiersum & Co.—25, Yamashita-cho

Strachan & Co. (Agencies) ■ Ltd.— Yangtsze Assurance Association Ltd.

Yusen Building —Union Building

Sun Insurance Office, Ltd. —r 14,

Marunouchi FORMOSA

Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada—

6, Marunouchi

Tokyo Fire Insurance Co.—Eiraku- Box 81, Taihoku & Co., Ltd.—P.O. i

Jardine, Matheson

cho

Toyo Life Insurance Co.—8, Otema- Tait ku

& Co., Ltd.—Minatocho, Taiho-G

chi

Union Insurance Society of Canton, KOREA

Ltd.—12, Marunouchi

Yorkshire

shi Insurance Co.—2, Kyoba- Chosen Kaisai Kaijo Hoken K.K.—:

59, Meiji-cho, Seoul

 GLASSIFTED WST OF TRADES

INSURANCE (CHINA) mm

Hokoku Keisai Keijo K.K.—156, Hongkong Canton Export Co., Ltd.

Kagane-cho, Seoul —33, British Concession, Skameen

Nippon Seimei Hoken K.K.—I, Na- Huy gen, G. E. —2, E rerich Concession

daimon-dori, Seoul International Assurance Co., Ltd.—

Sale & Co.-rta, Takezoe-cho, Seoul Missions Building

Tanaka & Co.- Fusan Jebsen & 1 Co.—P.O. Box 13

Teikoku Seimei Hoken K.K.—85, ILiNNERk &• Ob., J ohn—62, British

Concession, Shameen

Kogane-cho, Seoul

Yokohama Kaisai Keijo Hoken K.K Manufacturers

2, F.C. Shameen

Life Insurance Co.—

—36, Shoro-dori, Seoul

Melchers & Co.—39, B.C., Shameen

CHINA National Union Fire Insurance Co.—

Missions Building

Amoy Reuter BROCKEiSiANisr A1 Co.—8, B. C.,

Shameen

Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada Siemssen

sion, & Co.—75a, i British - Conces-

iShameen ,:

Traders Co.—P.O. Box 18 Sincere Insurance & Investment Co.,.

Ltd.—1, Sincere First Streets, The

Antung Bund

Sincere

SincereLifeFirstInsurance

5 Co., Bund

Street,'* TneJ Ltd.—1,

Shaw, Geo. L.

Union Insurance Society of Canton

Canton —50, British Conpessipn, Shameen

American Asiatic Underwriters, Inc. Chungking

—Missions Buildihg, The Bund

American Foreign Insurance Asso- American t - Asiatic Underwriters,

ciation—6-10, ' Shaki Road Fed. iNb. U.S.A.—124, Pei Hsiang:

Andersen, Meyer & Co. Kai

Asia Life Insurance . Co. - Missions Hanover Fire' Insurance CD.—124,

Pei Hsiang Ka!i

Building, The Bund

Bodiker & Co.—P.O. Box 19 Sun Life Assurance Co. of ’Canada—

Bornemann & Co,—2$, F. C. c/o. Barry and Dodvell Ltd

Canton Overseas Trading . Co.—99, Chefoo

Sap Sam Hong Road

China Underwriters, Ltd. — c/o

Shewan Tomes & Co. Anz & Co.—Gipperich Street

China United Assurance Society— CORNABE, ECKFORD & CO,

246, Yat Tak Road Railton & Go., Ltd., H. E.

Crownchina Co.—33a, B.C., Shameen

Crown Life Insurance Co.—33a, Shantung Box 2

Traders Co., Ltd.—P.O.

British Concession, Shameen

Deacon & Co. Smith & Co., L. H.

Ferguson & Co., John H.—8b,( British

Coneession, Snaiheeh Dairen

Gilman & Co., Ltd.—2, F.C., Shameen

Goeke & Co., A.--86, B. C., Shameen Anz & Co.- — 212, Yamagata-dori

Griffith, T. E. (1932), Ltd. Bryner & Co.—212, Yamagata-dori

Hanover Fire Insurance Co.—Mis- Chinese - (Eastern Railway Commer-

sions Building cial Agency—110, Yamagata-dori

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E210 INSURANCE (CHINA)

-COPJSTABE, ECKFORD AND WINNING—P. British Traders’ Insurance Co., Ltd.

O. Box 219 —Union Building, Tungting Road

Daido Seimei Hoken K.K.—2Ss Sihiki- Carlowitz & Co.—Ta Chi Men

sbima eho

Dairen Fire & Marine Insurance Co. China Trading Ca, The—3, Ting Yu

Lee Hunan Road, S.A.D. 3

—117, Nishi-dori Chung Hwa Steel Products & Trad-

Fukusho & Co.—213, Yamagata-dori ing CO.—33, Rue de Paris

Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha Credit Foncier d’Extreme Orient—

Nippon Seimei Hoken K.K. ^—40, 4, Rue Clbmenceau

Wakasa-cho Crooks & Co., W. J.—

TaitO Co^, The—18, Yamagata-dori Dodweel & Co., Ltd.—5, Tungting

Road

Foochow Fuhrmeister & Co.—361, Han Chung

Road, S.A.D. 1

American Asiatic Underwriters—09, Hanover Fire Insurance Co. —

A.P.C. Building, The Bund, S.A.

Tai Ping Hsiang D.3

As [a Life Insurance Co.—69, .Tai Ping Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.—The

Hsiang Bund, S.A.D. 3

Bathgate. & Co.— Lacey & Cannan, Ltd.—Hongkong and

China Underwriters,

Greig & Co. Ltd.—c/o N. W. Shanghai Bank Building

Dodwell & Co;, Ltd.^— L’Union (Paris), Fire Insurance Co.

—4, Rue Clemenceau

Greig & Co;, N. W. Mackenzie & Co.

Hanover Fire Insurance Co.—69, Tai Melchers & Co. —S.A.D. Bund No. 49

Ping Hsiang Middleton & Co., H ugh—Central

Harrisons, King & Irwin, Ltd. China Post Bldg.

Jar dine, Matheson' & Co., Ltd.— Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha, Ltd.—

Mitsui Bossan Kaisha, Ltd. Taiping Road, S.A.D. 3

National Union Fire Insurance Co.— North China Insurance Co., Ltd.—

69, Tai Ping Hsiang ‘! Union Building, Tungting Road

Osaka Shosen1 Kaisha 1 O. E. Yongehr, Fed. Inc.—David

SiemssEn and KrqSn Sassoon Bldg.

South China Trading Go., Ltd.—69, Oliver, Chine—Peking Road

Me Wu Ting Rpa^ > Ramsay & Co.—23, Tungting Road

Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada— Schnabel Gaumer & Co.—37». Woo Tsu

Streetj Tachimen

c/o Dodwell & Co.

Union Trading Qo., The Siemssen & . Co..—34, Hankiang Road

Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada—

Central China Post Building

Hankow Union Insurance Building,

Society Tungting

of Can-

ton, Ltd.—Union

American Asiatic Underwriters, Fed. West Road

Inc.—A.P.C. Building, The Bund ,Coast Life Insurance. Co.—1,

American Foreign insurance Asso- The Bund, S.A.D. 2

ciation—N.K.K. Building

Andersen; Meyer &' Co.—11, Rue Harbin

Clemenceau

Asia Life Insurance Co., Inc.—A.P. American Asiatic Underwriters —

C.± Building, The Bund, S.A.D. 3 c/o Bryner & Co.

 01./A SSI FT KD LKST OF TRADES

INSURANCE (HON0KONG) E21I

Asia Life Insurance Co.—9, Skvosna- j Co-operative Trading Co., The—

ya Street Bank of Canton Building

Bryner & Co.—1, Konnaya Commercial Union Assurance Co.,

Commercial Union Assurance Co., | Ltd. —2, Queen’s Building

Ltd.--‘53, 'Diagonalnaya Credit Foncier d’Extreme Okient-h3,:

Holstein & Co.', G.—P.O. Box 222 Queen’s Road Central

International Insurance ' Co. — [), Crownchina Co.—Gloucester Building;

Skvosnaya Street Crown Life Insurance Co.—Glou-

Klemantaski, J.—188, Nbrogqrodnaya cester Building

Street Dastur,. R. A.' — 79b, Wong Nei

Netherlands Insurance Office—-31, Cheong Road

Russkaya Street Dodwell .& Co., Ltd.--Queen’s Bldg.

Pelstrusoff, M. Y.—P.O. Box 447 Gibb, Livington & Co., Ltd.—P. & O.

Russian-Asiatic Co.—5. Motovaya Building,

The F. Ho ward-Ford Insurance Gilman'& CO., 'Ltd 4a, Des Voeux

Agency—42, Straliovaia Street Road Cejilral

Goeke & Co., A.—rOhina ■ Building,

Hongkong (4th floor) .

Hannibal & Co., W. A. - 8a, Des Voeux

Road Central

American 11 in Fat A Co., Ltd.—17, Connaught

Fed. Inc.,Asiatic Underwriters

U.S.A.—12-14, Queen’s Road Central

Road Central Hongkong-Canton Export Co., Ltd —

Andersen, Meyer fc Co.:; Ltd.—67-69, Ereneh Bank Building

Dcs Voeux Road Central : Hongkong, FiAe (nsusance Co.

Apcar & Co., LtSd.—Pridce's Building Holland China Trading Co., Ltd.—

Arnhold & Co., Ltd. — Gloucester David House,

Building Huygen, G. E.—French Bank Bldg.

Asia Life : Insurance Co., Inc.—12-14, I On Marine A Fire Ins. Co—24/26,.

Queen’s Road Central Fonfiam Strand West

Assurance Franco-Assatique — China Insurance Co. of" North America—

Building Pedder Fide,, . ,

Backhouse, Ltd., James H.—1a, Cha- International Assurance Co., Ltd.—

ter Road 14, Queen’s Road Central

Bodiker & Co.—David House, ,167-169, International Trading Co.—China-

•Des Voeux Road Central Building

Bornemann & Co.—Prince’s Bldg. Jardine Matheson & Co., Ltd.—14,

Bradley & Co., Ltd.—Prince’s Build- Pedder Street.

ing Kotwall & Co., E. D,—5, Queen’s

British Traders’ Insurance Co., Ltd. Kwan Road C.entral

—Union Building On MJu^ual ..Eire ,& Marine.

Canton Insurance Office, Ltd.— Insce. Co., Ltd.—29, ' Connaught

Road West ,

c/o Jardine Matheson .& Co., Ltd.

China Fire Insurance Co., Ltd., Liverpool & London & Globe Ins.

Co., Ltd.—Queen’s Bldg.

The -Union Building

China Mutual Life Insurance Co., Luk Hoi Tung Co., Ltd.—293 Des

Voeux Road Central

Ltd.—Gloucester Building

China Underwriters, Ltd. — Hong LunCo.,TaiLtd.—272 Mutual Fire & Marine Ins.

Kong Building • ; Des Voeux Road C.

Chun On Fire Insurance Co., Ltd.— Manners & Co., Ltd. , John — 7.

Queen’s Road Central

8, Queen’s Road West

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E212 INSURANCE (CHINA)

Manufacturers Life Insurance Co.— Union Insurance Society of Canton, I'

Asiatic Building Ltd.—Union Building

Melchers & Co.—3, Queen’s Building, Union Trading Co., Ltd. — York

Building

Chater Road

Wing On

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.—Prince’s Co., Ltd.—228, Fire & Marine Insurance

Building Des Voeux Road C.

Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha—14, Pedder Wing On Life Assurance Co., Ltd.—

Street, Hw-rt; 26, Des Voeux Road Central

National Mutual (Life Association of World Auxiliary Insurance Corpn. ]

Pedder Bldg.

Australasia, Lid.—6, Queen’s Road Yangtsze Insurance Association—4a,

Central Des Voeux Road Central

New Zealand. Insurance Co., Ltd.— Yeung Shing Insurance Co., Ltd.—i

7, Queen’s Ro%d Central 195, Des Vceux Road Central

North British & Mercantile Ins.

Co.—4a, Des Voeux Road C.

North China Insurance Co., Ltd.— Hoihow

Union; Building Hung San & Co.

Ocean Accident & Guarantee Corpo- Wing Fat Hong—Chungshan Road

ration Road

Vceux (of London)

Central Ltd.—4a, Des Yuen Fat Lee Co.—Chungshan Road

Overseas Assurance Corporation—

7, Queen’s Road C. Macao

Petersen & Co.—York Bldg. Manufacttjrers Life Insurance Co.

Phoenix Assurance Co,, Ltd.—c/o. China Underwriters, Ltd 19,

Gibb, Livingston & 6o., Ltd. Avenida Almeida Ribeiro

Po On Marine & Fire Insurance and

Godown Co., Ltd.—157, Wing (Lok Mukden

Street .

Rocha & Co., J. M. da—P.O. Box 400 American Asiatic Underwriters Fed.

Ross & Co. (China), Ltd., Alex—1a, Inc., U.S.A.—124, Ta Hsi Pien Men

Chater Road ' - Wai

Shanghai Life Insurance Co., Ltd., Asia Life Insurance Co.—124, Ta Hsi

The—Gloucester Building Pien Men Wai

Shewan, Tomes &'Ct).—National Bank Assurance Franco-Asiatique — Wu

Building Wei Lu

Siemssen & Co.—Bank of China Bldg. Bryner & Co.—Hongkong & Shanghai

Sincere Insurance & Investment Co., Bank Building

Ltd.—144-150, Des Vce'ux Road C. CORNABE, ECKFORD & WINNING—18,

Sincere Life 1 AssuraNcR Co.,j Ltd.— San Wei Loo

144, Des Yoeux Road Central

South British Insurance Co., Ltd. Nanking

—Prince’s Building

Sun Insurance Office, Ltd.—Mercan- Fittkau, H.—153, Chung San Ton

tile Bank Building Road

Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada—

Gloucester Building Newchwang

Swedish Trading Co., A. B.—China

Building

Tung On Fire Insurance Co., Ltd.— Arnhold

COHNET, G.

& Co., Ltd.

15, Queen’s Road West

26, Des Voeux Road Central Jaspersen, M. P.

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

INSURANCE (PEIPING, SHANGHAI) E213

Ningpo Assurance Franco-Asiatique—1, Rue

Montanbcii

IChen Siau Pau & (Sons — P.O. Box Assurance Avenue

Franco-Asiatique — 9,

Edward VII.

Special 1 Atlas Assurance Co.—2a, Kiukang

I’National General Insurance Office— Road

i Wu Ka Loong, Campo

Bisset & Co., J. P.—12, The Bund

Peiping Blom & Van de A.v- 3, Ezra Road

Brook & Co.—14, Kiukiang Road

Asia Life Insurance Co.—36, Teng Qalder Marshall & , Co., Lid.—2,

Peking Road

|| Chi Kow, East City

Assurance Franco-Asiatique—3, Rue Carlowitz & Co. — 220-222, Szechuen

Gaubil Road

Gook & Son, Thomas—Grand Hotel Central Insurance Co., Ltd. — 81,

de Pekin Jinkee Road

[Danby, C. G.—7a, Erh Tiao Hutung China Assurance, Gorpn.—40, Ningpo

;Harvey, Glare &: Co.—Belgian Bank Road

i Building, Legation Street China Insurance, Co.—12, Jinkee Rd.

.Manufacturers’ Life Insurance Co. China Life Insurance Institute—17,

;! of Canada—7a, Erh Tiao Hutung The Bund

Moyroux, V.—Legation Street

'North China Insurance Co., Ltd.—1, China Realty

China Co.—70, Szechuen Road

Underwriters, Ltd.—185, Yuen

i Rue Marco Polo Ming Yuen Road

(Pacific Storage & Packing Oorpn.— China United Assurance Society,

[ 4, Rue Marco Polo Ltd.—104, Bubbling Well Road

; [Smallwood & Co.—5, Rue Marco Pole Columbia Casualty Co. of New York

Tipper & Co.—Ewo Building —17, Canton Road

Union Insurance Society of Canton, Commercial Express and Storage Co.

Ltd.—1 and 2, Rue Marco Polo, L-8b, Yuen Ming Yuen Road

! Legation Quarter Commercial Union Assurance Co.,

Ltd.—17, Canton Road

Shanghai Compagnie Franco - Americasne

D’Assurance—7, Avenue Edward VII

Adams & Co., W. A.—70, Szechuen Cook 519

& Son, Ltd., Thos.—P O. Box

i Road

Algar & Co., Ltd.—60, Hongkong Rd. Credit Foncier d’Extreme Orient-

18, The Bund '

American Asiatic Underwriters—17, Ckownchina

■ The Bund Rdad

Co., Inc,—113, Kiukiang

.American Foreign ^Insurance Asso- Crown Life Insurance Qo.—113, Kiu-

| ciatiqn—51, Canton Road kiarig Road

American Foreign Insurance Asso- Crownchina Co., Inc.—10, Kiukiang

| ciation—3, Canton Road Road

An Peng Fire & Marine Insurance Darre, Marcel—1, The Bund

i Co.—Q507, Tientsin Road

Andersen, Meyer & Co., Ltd.—4, Dodwell & Co., Ltd.—17,,Canton Rd.

Yuen Ming Yuen Road Eastern, Insurance Office—12, The

Asia Life Insurance Co.— 17, The Bund

Bund Eastern Underwriters—12, TheBund

Asia Mercantile Co.—17, Siking Rd. Employers’ Liability Assurance Cor-

poration, Ltd.—Sassoon House

3

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

ESI 4 INSURANCE (SHANGHAI)

Ep.z!>;o:vR & Co.—18, The Bund National Commercial Underwriters-

Finance, Commerce and Insurance New —330, Szechuen Road

Office—12, The Bund Zealand. Insurance Co., Ltd.—

Fine Art and General Insurance Co. Ningpo 55, Yuen Ming Y’uen Road

—259, Kiangse Road Insurance j Co.—390, Nanking;

First Fidelity In§. Co.—4(), Ningpo North Road

Road British & Mercantile Isur-

Fittkac, H.—131, Museum Road ance Co., Ltd.—2-59 Kiangse Road

FuhrmeISter A: Co.—66, Museum Rd. Ocean Accident &. Guarantee Cor-

poration, Ltd.—17, Canton Road

General Accident, Fire and Life- Ocean Marine Insurance Co., Ltd.

Assurance

Kong Road Corpn., Ltd.—60, Hong 259, iKiangse Road

General Insurance Co., Ltd.—ia, The Olivier-Chine

Road

(S.A.)—15-16, Museum

Bund ,

Hanover Fire Ins. Co.-^17 The Bund Palatine Insurance Co., Ltd. — 17,

Insurance Company of North China PatrioticCanton Road

—6, Kiukiang Road Assurance Co., Ltd. -

International Assurance Co., Ltd.— PhcenixThe Bund

17, The Bund Assurance Co., Ltd. —

International Underwriters, Ltd.— Probst, Peking Road1

j, 17, The Bund. Hanbury ..(China), Ltd.—21,

Jinkee Road,,

Jardjne, Matheson:

The Bund Underwriters—12, The-

Bund

Java : Sea & Fire Insurance Co., Ltd. Racine

—3, Ezra Road & Oie.—2, Peking Road

Jebsbn Co.-^llO, Hankow Road Reiss, Massey & ’Co., Ltd. — 15"

Kseulen, R. A.—113, Kiukiang 'Road Rice & Co:,Road

Museum

W. R.—51, Canton Road

Little &'Co., Ltd.,' 1930, William—01,' Royal Insurance Co., Ltd.—81,.Ji.nkee"

Jinkee Road Road

Liverpool and London and Globe In- Scott, Harding & Co. -121.

surance Co., Ltd.—81, Jinkee Road Road

Lonborg, N. S,—12, The Bund

London Guarantee and Accident Co,, Scottish

ance Union The

Co.t018, and Bund

'National InsurC

Ltd.—59, Peking Road

Shanghai

London and Provincial Marine and chuen Road Insurance Office—229, Sze-

General Insurance Co., Ltd., The— Sincere Insurance and Investments

12, The Bund.

Manufacturers Life Insurance Co.— Co., Ltd.—595, Chekiang Road

170, Kiangse. Road .Sincere Life Assurance Co., Ltd.—

Maritime Insurance Co., Ltd.—18, 595, Chekiang Road

The Bund South British Insurance Co., Ltd.-U

Mflchers & Co.—110, Szechuen Road 18, The Bund

Meyerink & Co., Wm.—150, Kiukiang StandardCanton Road

Life Assurance Co.—17

Road

Middleton & Co. (Insurance), Ltd., (Sun Insurance Office, Ltd.—1, Th

Hugh—45, Kiukiang Road Bund

Moeller & Co., L. E.—110, Szechuen Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada-

Road 218, Szechuen Road

Mutual Insurance Office—25, Jinkee Tai Ping Insurance Co, Ltd.—2P

Road Kiangse Road

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

INSURANCE (TIENTSIN) E215

ITai Shan Insurance Co.—2, Peking China , Securities Co.—12, Victoria

Terraco

I Road

IiToeg, ;E. F.—18-9, Central Arcade China

Henri Underwriters,

Bourgtiois Ltd.—57; Rue

I Tokio MarIne and Fire Insurance Colinet, G.—16, Rue Henri Bour-

| Co., Ltd.—18, The Bund' geois

i iToussaint Insurance Office, H.—110,

: Szechuen Road Commercial

98, Victoria'Union

Road Assurance Co:—

Union Assurance Society, Ltd.—17, Dodwell & Co., Ltd. — 19, Victoria

S Canton Road Road

Union Insurance Society of Canton, Fairchild & Co,, Ltd.—169-183, Taku

M Ltd.—26, The Bund Road

Union Marine & General Insurance Forbes & Co., Wm.—45? Victoria Rd.

( Co., Ltd.—59, Peking Road ,

^ Union Underwriters of China—299, Hai Ho Trading Co.—98, Victoria

Szechuen Road Road

Universal Insurance Underwriters Hanover Fire .Insurance Co.—139,

| —SS, Szechuen Road Rue de Takou

Ykritas Insurance Co., Ltd.—3, Ed- Home Insurance ' Co. of New York—

S ward Ezra Road 30, Rue Corbet

- iWest Coast Life Insurance Co.—51, Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.—Vic-

ij Canton Road toria Road

^ "West , of Scotland, Insurance Office, Java Sea & Fire Insurance Office—

Ltd.-^I*?, . Canton Road Taku Road

Kenshin & Co.—13, Rue Dilloh i

Tientsin Manufacturers’ Life Insurance Co.

—70, Rue Dillon

!

American Asiatic Underwriters— Mington Forwarding & Express Co.

■—14, Canton Road

j 139, Taku Road

American Foreign Insurance Asso- chi Road Kaisha—1, Yamagui-

Mitsui Bussan

U ciation—140, Victoria Road Moyroux, V.—41, Rue de France

Asia Life Insurance Co.—139, Rue Norddeutsche Insurance Co.—30, Rue

U de Takou Corbet

Assurance Franco Asiatique—85, Rue North China Insurance & Invest-'

U de France ment Co.—Hsin Chung Building

Begue, H.—40, Rue Henri Bourgeois Ocean Accidt. & Guarantee Corpora-

Blom & Van der da—Taku Road tion—187, Victoria Road

dBoltNHoRST, W.—29, Consular Road Patriotic Assurance Co.—35, Rue de

Bremen Colonial & China Trading Verdun Insurance Office -30, Rue

, , Co.*—3, Oorso Vittorio Emanuelle Shanghai Corbet

yin

..British Traders’ Insurance Co., Ltd. Siemssen & Co.—63, Taku Road

—57, Victoria Road Sincere Insurance ‘Co.—29, Passage

1? Butterfield & Swire—.21, Victoria Yang Fou Yin

Road South British Insurance Co.—187,

' ventral

if| Insurance Co.—113, Rue du Victoria Road

Chaylard Sun Insurance Office—35, Rue Ver-

Uentcry Insurance Co.—30, Rue Cor- SundunLife Assurance Gq. of Canada—

bet

UHina Express Co.—Ex-Russian Con- 187, Victoria Road

) Lcession Tibesart, J. A.—70, Rue Dillon

 CLASS [El ED LIST OF TRADES

E2lf. insurance: (china -indo-ciiina)

Tientsix FoewArdin'o & Commission Wucbow

Co.—14, Italian Bund

Tipper & £o. • 187, Victoria Road' China Underwriters, Ltd.—111, Kan.

Union liNspyANCE Society of Canton Tong Road

—<57, Victoria Road

Whitamore & Cj.—1Q5, Victoria Rd. INDO CHINA

Wilson & Co.—72, Victoria Road

Tong Road Hanoi

Swatow

Asia Life Ins. Co.—Rue Paul Bert

Carr-Ramsey & Son COMPAGNIE FeANCO-AmERICAINE d’AS-

5

Manners & Co., Ltd., John—18, Sian surance—Rue Paul Bert

Ping Road Larrive, C.—Rue Paul Bert

Melchers & Co.—24, Young Ping R,d. Maron, Paul—46„ Boulevard Henri

Tsinan

Haiphong

Asia Life Insurance Co.—3rd Main

Road

Assurance Franco Asiatique—Corner American Asiatic Underwriters,

Ltd.—59, Boulevard Henri Riviere

San Ma Lu and Small Wei Erh Lu D iethelM & Co.—46, Avenue Clemen-

AlA fe .Co.i Yi' C.—165, Fourth Main ceau

Street Union Insurance Society of Canton,

Ltd.

Tsingtao

Saigon

Busch & von Alemann—34,< Kuan Tau

Road

Casey & Lyttle—48, Kwan Hsien Rd. American Asiatic Underwriters^ Inc.

—50, Rue Lefebvre

China Underwriters, Ltd.—5, Kwan- Asia Life Insurance Co.—50, Rue

tao Road Lefebvre

Fan & Co.,, Benjamin C.—91, Chung

Shan Road Biedermann & Co.

Franz & Go., G.—Exchange Building Oompagnie Franco-Americaine d’As

Gaflac Insurance Co. — 72, Kwan surance—50, Rue Lefebvre

Hsien Road Oompagnie de Commerce et de Navi

Reuter, Brockelmann & Co.—P.O. gating d’Extreme-Orient—12, Rm

Box 24 Boissy d’Anglas

Russell & Co., G. , C. F.—72, Kwan David & Co., Ltd., A. B.—4)3./45i Ru.j

Hsien Road Chaigneau

Siemssen & Qo.—3, Kwangtung Rd. Dibthelm & Co.—29, Quai de Belgiqul

Ulf-Hansen & Co.—20, Kuan Tau Ogliastro fe Co.—50, Quai de Belgigu)

Road Suriwongse Road

Weihaiwei Societe' IndocSinoise de Commerce

Ltd.—23 bis, Rue Georges Guynennp

The Export & Import Co., Ltd.

E’ock Tai & Co. Cochinchine—39, Quai de Belgiqw

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

INSURANCE

SIAM Koh Keng Bock & Co.—11, Black-

smith Street

Bangkok Lim Keng & Co.—60. First Cross St.

Sime Darby & Cd.—4, Fort Road

Berli, Jucker & Oo. Penang

Borneo & Co..

China Underwriters, Ltd. — 966, Anthony & Co., A. A.—9, Beach St.

Suriwongse Road

CoUPER-JOHNSTON & Oo. Borneo Co., Ltd.—73, Weld.Quay,

Dxethelm & Co., Ltd. Bun Tin Lum Co., Ltd.—55, Beach

Gen. Accident, Fire & Life Assur- ChinaStreet Underwriters, Ltd.—Ah Quee

ance

thelmCorporation,

& Co., Ltd. Ltd.—c/o. Die- Dennys

Buildings

Great Eastern Libe Assurance Co., Diethelm&&< Co., A.—22a, Beach St.

Co., Ltd.—12, Church St.

Ltd.—Bush Lane

International Engineering Co., Inc. Durege & Thomas, Ltd.—8, Beach St.

—P.O. Box 39 Fire Insurance Association of

Leonoavens, Ltd., Louis T. Malaya—Chartered Bank Chambers

London & Lancashire Insurance Co., Great Eastern Life’ Assurance Co.,

Ltd.—21, Beach Street

Lit).—c/o. Diethelm & Co., Ltd.

Netherlands Insurance Co.t--c/o. Die- Harrisons, 'G- Barker

Guthrie O., Ltd. -35, Weld Quay

& Co., , Ltd.—23,

thelm & Co., Ltd. Beach. Street i,

New Zealand Insurance Go., Ltd.— Kennedy & Co.—.4, Beach Street

966, Suriwongse Road

North British & Mercantile Insur- Kennedy

Street

Burkill ’Co.--2b, . Beach-

ance Co.,. Ltd.—c/o. Diethelm & Mansfield ,& Go.„ Ltd.—Chartered

Co., Ltd. Bank Chambers

Switzerland General Insurance Co., Manufacturers Life Insurance, Co.—

Ltd.—c/o. Diethelm & CiS., Ltd. 35, Weld Quay

Syme & Co.—2637, Rachawcngse Rd. McAlister & Co., Ltd.—19, Beach

ThorEsen & Co., Ltd.—966, Suriwong-

se Road Street :

North British and Mercantile In-

surance Co., Ltd.—39, Beach Street

MALAYA Paterson Simons & Co.—9, Weld

Quay

Johore Quaij Beng Kee—36, Church Street

Sandilands Buttery & Co. -29, Beach

Street ,, .

Leerdam. D. J.—8, Jalan Maharani Sime, Darby & Co.—21, Beach Street

Sime, Darby & Co.—Muar Swee Co., Ltd,, L. Yi—^4,; Beach. St.

United Traders, Ltd.

Malacca

Porak

China Underwriters, Ltd. ^ 11.

Blacksmith Street China Underwriters, Ltd.—35, Mar-

Harper Gilfillan & Co., Ltd. ket Street, Ipoh

Hong Hin & Co.—27, First Cross Commercial-" Union Assurance Co./

Ltd.—Hong Kon^ Bank Chambers

Street

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E218 INSURANCE (SI NGAPORE)

Harper Gilfillax & Co., Ltd.—P.O. Barlow & Co.—Ocean Building

Box 115, Ipoh Batavia ;Sea and Fire Insurance Co.,

McAlister & Co., Ltd.—Ipoh Ltd.—139, Market Street

Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd.—94, Brews- Blom and van der Aa — Chartered

ter Road, Ipoh Bank Chambers

British Equitable Assurance Co.,

Selangor Ltd.—6, Chartered Bank Chambers

British Traders’ Insurance Co.,

Ltd.—Union Building

Blunn & Co., Ltd. Caledonian Insurance Co.—37a, Robin-

China Underwriters, Ltd.—4, Church son Road

Street, Kuala Lumpur Cheong Koon Seng & Co.—30, Chulia

Gexeral Accident, Fire and Life Street

Assurance Corporation, Ltd. China Fire Insurance Co., Ltd.—

Great Eastern Life Ass. GO;. Union Building

Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., China Underwriters, Ltd.—4, Hong

Kong Bank Chambers

Ltd.—1-3, Old . Market Street

Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd.—Kuala Commercial Union Assurance Co.,

Ltd.—Robinson Road and Tele-

Lumpur graph Street

Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd.— Credit Foncier d’Extreme Orient—

Kuala Lumpur

McAlister & Co., Ltd.—High Street, DeMeyer Chambers

Souza & Co., H. M.—100B, Robin-

Kuala Lumpur son Road

Oriental Govt. Security Life Assur. Eastern United Assurance Cor-

Co.—Oriental Bldg., Java Street poration Ltd., The—3c, Malacca St.

Paterson Simons & Co.

Planters’ Stores & Agency Co., Ltd. Employers’ Liability Assurance Cor-

poration—c/o Wm. C.i Jack & Co.

Kuala Lumpur Far Eastern Insurance Co., Ltd.—

Richards & Co., D—Klang Union Building

Russell & Co., J. A. General

Sime, Darby & Co.* suranceAccident, Fire &Kong

Corpn.—Hong LifeBank

As-

Swee & Co., L. Y. Chambers

Whittall & Co.—Kuala Lumpur and Great Eastern Life Assurance Co.,

Ltd.—4, Cecil Street

Klang

Guntzel and Schumacher, H. Mu.,

Singapore Ltd.—6, Robinson Road

Guthrie & Co.—24, Battery Road

Adamson, Gilfillan & Co. — Hong Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd.—

Kong Bank Building Chartered Bank Chambers

American Foreign Insurance Associa- Ho Hong Co.—61, Chulia Street

tion—11, Ocean Building HsiN Woo Realty Co.—505, Honau

Arguilla & Co., M. S* E. Road

Asia Insurance Co., Ltd.—6/7, Chulia Insurance Office of Australia, Ltd.,

Street —9, Collyer Quay

Asia Life Insurance Co.—9h, De International Assurance Co., Ltd.—

Souza Street Hongkong Bank Chambers

Atlas Assurance Co.—c/o Barrispn, Jacks & Co. (Malaya), Ltd.—Ocean

Barker & Co. ' " - Building

Bankers and Traders Insurance Co., Java Sea and Fire Insurance Co.,

Ltd.—Gresham House Ltd.—Chartered Bank Chambers

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

INSURANCE_(SINGAPORE, BATAVIA) Eai9>

Kassim & Co., R. E. Mohamed—12, Paterson, Street

Simons & Co., Ltd.—Prince

Boat Quay

Lim Trading Agency—28A, Change Peek & Co., Ltd., Francis—Hong-

kong Bank Chambers '*

Alley i

Liverpool Prudential AssuranceBankCo., Ltd.,

i surance and

Co.,London and GlobeBank

Ltd.—French In- The —17/18 Mercantile Building

Queensland Iis(strRANCE Co., Ltd.—

Building Gresham Hoilse

Liverpool Victoria Insurance Cor- Rennie & Co., J. S. M.—9 De Souza

! poration—107, Robinson -Road Street

London Assurance—37b, Robinson Royal Exchange Assurance—8, Char-

j Road tered Bank Chambers

London and Lancashire Insurance Sandilands, Buttery & Co.—28, Meyer

Co., Ltd.—Union Building; Chamber

McAlister & Co., Ltd.—Gresham Sime, Darby & Co.—5, Malacca Street

House Sincere Insurance and Investment

| Mansfield & Co.—Ocean 'Building-'• • Co.—14, Chulia Street

Manufacturers Life Insurance Co., South British Insurance Co-.;, Ltd,—

i The- Hong Kong Bank Chambers 2, Finlayson Green

J Marine and General Mutual Life State Insurance Co., Ltd.—6, Char-

> Assurance Spciety — 11 A, Co 11 ye r tered Bank Chambers

! Quay Stephens, Paul & .Co.-^-Qpmnnreial

Marine Insurance CP-> Ltd.—llA, Union Building

Collyer Quay Straits-Java Trading , Co., N. V.—

f Mattheavs, H. E. M.—Hongkong Bank P.O. Box 60it

[ Building Sun Insurance QmCE—^R|^^ Place .

McAlister & Co., Ltd. — Gresham Sun Life Assurance Co. of iCanada—

House Hong Kong Bank Chambers,.

Moine, Comte & Cp., Ltd.—Union Swee S.eng & Op.—387, Victoria Road

| Building, Coilyer Quay

Motor Union Insurance Co., Ltd.— Szerance Hai Tong .Banking and Insu-

Cd., Ltd.—58, Chulia. Street

"c'/o Sime Darby & Co.

; National Employers Mutual General Tan Joo Soon & -Co..—^24,Chulia St.

Thames & Mersey Marine Ins. Co.—

Insurance Association' Ltd.—Meyer French Bank Building.

Chambers Union Assurance Society—Commer-

National Mutual Life Association of cial Union , Buildings

t Australasia, Ltd.—Union Building Union Insurance Society of Canton,

New Zealand Insurance Co.,- Ltd.— Ltd.—Gnion Building

| Hong Kong Bank Chambers Watts & Co., Ltd.—45, Robinson Ro

North British and Mercantile In- Waugh & 'Co., Ltd., Henry—Rallies

surance Co., Ltd.—Meyer Chambers Chambers _ 3 o

j| North China Insurance Co^, Ltd.—

!, Union Building Yangtsze Insurance Association,

*■ Norwich Union Fire ,Insuj&an0E'So- Ltd.—Union Building

ciety, Ltd. — Mercantile Bank

Chambers N liTHE RLAXDS-IKD1A

! Ocean Accident and Guarantee Cor-

poration, Ltd. — Chartered Bank Batavia

i' , Chambers

] Oriental Government Security Life American Asiatic Underwriters,

Ltd.—P.O. Box 21

Ass. Co., Ltd.

Overseas Assurance Corporation, Asia Life Insurance Co:—P.O. Box

Ltd., The—China Building, Chulia St. 21

 GLASSIFIEP LIST OF TRADES

E220 INSURANCE (NETHERLANDS INDIA—PHILIPPINE ISLANDS)

Asstjkanttekantooe Lanqeveldt Schro- American Asiatic Underwriters, Inc.

ber, n. y. —Samanillo Building, Escolta

China Underwriters, Ltd. —c/o Ros? American International Underwri-

Taylor & Co., Ld. ters, Inc.—Samanillo Bldg., Escolta

Globe & Rutgers F ire Insurance Co. Asia Life Insurance Co.—P.O. Box

-P.O. Box 21 2776

Ocean Accident & Guarantee Corpo- Assurance & Thrift Association, Ltd.

ration, (Ltd.—'Kali Besar Oost 23 of Sydney, Australia—218, National

Qndeplinge Levensverzekering van Atlas City Bank Building, Binondo

Eigen Hulp Assurance

Building, Co., Ltd.—Kneedler

Sta. Crud

Pitcairn, Syme & Co.— Bunning & Co.—135, Felipe II.

iSamarang Sea & Fire Insurance Co. Behn, Meyer & Co., Hu.—227, David,

;Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada Binondo

Macassar China Fire Insurance Co., Ltd.—19,

Escolta, Binondo

Samarangsche Zee & Brand—P.O. China —611,

Insurance and Surety Co., Inc.

Gandara

Box 38 Commercial Union Assurance Co.,

Padang Ltd. (Fire)—Chaco Building, Bin-

ondo

Van Nie & Co.—Handelskade, 30 Compania General de Tabacos de Fili-

PINAS—P.O. Box 143

Crown Life

jieng Building Insurance Co.—Cu Un-

Sourabaya

Crownislas Company

China Underwriters, Ltd. — c/o. Building, Pinpin at Escolta — Cu Unjieng

Ross, Taylor & Co., Ltd. Davies & Co., Ltd., Theo. H.—6l9,

Sluyters & Co. Escolta

Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada Elser, E. E.—P.O. Box 598

Union Insurance Sociely Co. of Can- Employers’ Liability Assurance Cor-

ton, Ltd. poration, Ltd.—Kneedler Building,

Sta>. Cruz

Sumatra Fidelity ‘<&f Surety Co. Of the Phili-

ppine Islands—P.O. Box 150

Assurantiekantoor van Bladeren Findlay Millar Timber Co. —,100,

Michelsen, N.V.—P.O. Box 47 & V Cordeleria

Harrisons & Crosfield, Ltd. Forbes, Munn & Co.. Ltd.—112,

Heideman & Co. Muelle de Binondo

Handel Maapchappij Guentzel A Schu- Fuso Marine & Fire Insurance Co.,

macher—Medan Ltd., The—19, Escolta, Binondo

Sandilands, Buttery & Co. Great Eastern Life Assurance Co.r-

Sluyters & Co. 124, T. Pinpin

Van Nie & Co. Guttridge and Chambers, Inc.—

129, Quan Luna

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Hanson, Orth & Stevenson, Inc.—P.

O. Box 292

Manila Hess & Zeitlin, Ind—30-32, Esttolta

Insular Life Assurance Co., Ltd.

Agricultural Insurance Company i of —90, Plaza Moraga

Watertown, etc.—Perez Samanillo Jirypp, Vellila & Co.—416, Heacock

Building, Escolta Building, Escolta

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF THADES

INSURANCE—IRON AND STEEL E221

Keller & Co., Ed. A.—178, Juan Luna Warner, Barnes & Co., Ltd.—P.O.

Kelling, Inc., C,—171, Juan Luna Box 294

Ker & Co.—P.O. Box 312 West Coast Life Insurance Co.—P.

Kuenzle & Streiff, Inc. — 343-347, Wise O. Box 677

Calle T. Pimpin & Co., Inc.—Wise Building,

Law Union & Rock Insurance Co., Yangtsze174/176, Juan Luna

Ltd.—19, Esoolta, Binondo Insurance Association—19,

Manila Fire Insurance Association- Yek Escolta, Binondo

174, Juan Luna Insurance Lin

Tong Co., Fire

Ltd. —& 320,

Marine

Das-

Manufacturers Life Insurance Co., maiinas, Binondo

of Toronto — Kneedler Building, Zuellig, Inc., F- E.—90, Rosario .

Sta. Cruz

Menzi & Co.—180, Juan Luna Iloilo

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.—National

City) Bank Building, Binondo

National Union Fire Insurance Co. Warner Barnes & .Co., Ltd.

—P.O. Box 2776 Wise & Go., Inc.

Northern Assurance Co., Ltd.—619,

Eaeolta, Binondo Cebu

Oriental Life Assurance Society,

Inc.—P.O. Box 2124

Pearl Assurance Co., Ltd.—19, Rs- &mith, Bell & Co., Ltd.

colta, Binondo Stevenson & Co., Inc., W. F.

Philippine GrUARANTY Co., Inc.-P.O. Walker, H. B.—P.O. Box 100

Box 128'

Phcenix Assurance Oo., Ltd.—778, Zamboanga

Juan Luna, Binondo

Ramirez, J. V.—Crystal Arcade Build-

ing, Escolta, Binondo Smith, Bell & Co., Ltd.

Rosenstock, O. W.—115, T. Pinpin

Roxas y Oompania—719, Echague BORNEO

Royal Insurance Co., Ltd.—979, M. de

Industrie Sarawak

iSea Insurance Co., Ltd., The—19,

Escolta, Binondo

Smith, Bell Binondo

& Co.—Hongkong

: Bank Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd. — 6, Main

Building, Bazaar, Kuching

Sorox Y Cia—155, Aviles, San Miguel Tan Sum Guan & Son—61, Ewe Hai

Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada— Street

Heacock Building

Straight, R. C.—401-403, Filipinas IRON AND STEEL MERCHANTS

Building, Binondo

.Tokio Marine & Fire Ins. Co., (Ltd. JAPAN

—19, Escolta, Binondo

Union Guarantee Co., Ltd.—Wise Kobe

Building, Binondo

Union Insurance Society of Can- Akashi

ton, Ltd.—Wise Building, 174-176, dori Tekko-sho — 15, t Kamisawa-

Juan Luna Ferrum, S. A.—107, Ito-machi

Uyimarinas

Cho Yee & Co., Inc.—228, Das- I Fujiwara Tekko-sho—16, Kagura cho

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E222 IRON AND STEEL MERCHANTS (JAPAN)

Haxsiun Tekko-sbo—6, Ichiban-cho Nagoya

Hi rang Tekko-sho—9, Matsubae-dori

Ishinabe Tekko-sho—11, Kagura-cho Chuo Iron Works—Toyoda-cho

Japan Steel Products Co.—Yamagui- Daido Denki Skikosho—60, Maru-

chi-Building yama

Kato Tekko-sho—$, Yoban-cho . Inshihara Shoten —82, Higashi Yana-

Kobayashi Tekko-sho—209, Higasbide- gi-machi

machi Isobe Tekko Goshi Kaisha—57, Shino-

Mitsubishi Zosen K.K.—Wadasaki- nome-cho

cho Matsui Iron Works—12, Nagare-

Morita Seisaku-shO—7, Irie-dori machi

Nakata Tekko-sho—7, Wakinohama- Okaya & Co.—7, Teppo-cho

cho

Okamoto Tekko-sho—149, Higashide- Osaka

machi

Pennsylvania Steel Export Co.—Ta- Adachi Tekko-shq--07, Honden-chi

kayama Building

Sanyo 'Kosaku-sho K.K.—8, Yoban- Allen & Co., Edgar—Kita-dori

sho Arita Seiko-sho^-27> Shimazu-cho

Teikoku Tekko K.K. — Shinonome- Balfour & Co.—Nippon Kaijo Build-

dori ing

Truscon Steel Co^ — Yamaguichi Bohler Keisei Gomei Kaisha—Koho-

Building hana-ku

Yamada Tekko-sho—41, Shibya-cho Daito Seiko K.K.—82, Fuku-machi

Yotsui Tekko-sho—8, Higashi Kawa- Firth & Sons, Ltd.—19, Kitaho-cho

saki-cho Fujimoto Seiko-sho—19, Minami Aji-

Hakodate kawa-cho

Gadelius

Hoshino Kogyo K.K.—209, Higashi Honda Seishinsho—6, Yoshinyama-

Kawa^cho cho

Kamata Yuzo—7, Ohmaohi Igawa TeKKO-sHo—333, iKujb Minami-

Kobayashi Kitajiro—81, Hora,i-cho dori

Shindo Yeitaro—8,. Jizo'-cho Kaneda Toraji—1061, Sakuragawa-cho

Yamada Fukuji—16, Tsurnoka-oho Mansson iShokai—645, Osaka Build-

ing, Sozo-cho

Moji Matsumoto Seiko-sho—18, iSangenya

Ichiba

Jinen Gumi G. K.—Tanoura Nagata Meriyasu . Kikai K.K.—42,

Matsui Rihachiro—Hon Kawa-cho Kyobashi

Shinkai-Gumi, G. K.—Ozkuibo, Tan- Nihon Seiko Goshi Kaisha—24, Ita-

oiura ehibori Kitadori

Taishi Tekko K.K.—Komorie Poldi Steel Works—7/2, Saiwaicho-

Nagasaki dori

Sawatake Kikai Kogyo Kenkusho—

Hashimoto 49, Kita Ikunp-cho

maohi Shokai—1, Moto Funa- Schoeller Bleckmann Phoenix Seiko

Higuchi MaTsuji—24, Ura-machi G. K.—48, Itachibori

Okubei Gomei Kaisidi—44, Daikok- Styrian Steel Works—3, Minami

machi Sakaigawa

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

IRON AND STEEL MERCHANTS (JAPAN) E223

Sumida SakugoRo Shoten—4, Itachi- Matsumura

chi Tekko-sho—719, Horinou-

bori

Takasago Tekko K.K.—13, Itachibori Mitsubishi jSeitetsu Kaisha—1, Yae-

Toa Seiko K.K.—^30, Shin-machi su-eho

Toyo Seiko K.K.—19, Kitahama-cho Nmojsr Sejkosho K.K.—Chiyoda Bldg.

Truscon Steel Co.—Daido Building Niigata

runouchi

Steel Works—21-gokan, Ma-

Watanabe Tekko-sho—39, Kuji Mina- Nishioka Steel Work—2i5, Sarugaku-

mi-dori cho

Shimonoseki Okada Shoten—29, Motomachi

Poldi Steel Works—12, Minami-dori

Sato Seisaku-sho—263, Shimo-osaki-

Hayashikane Tekko Zosen K.K.—Ta- cho

kesaki-cho

Ichikawa Tekko Zosensho—Isaki-cho Schoeller-Bleckmann

,—Saiwai Building Phoenix Seiko

Matsushita Zosen Tekkosho- Take- Shiba Seisaku-sho- 38, Tamatsuzaka

saki-cho Styrian Steel Works—2, Echizen-bori

Shima Tekko-sho—Takesaki-cho Toa Seiko K.K.—1703, Minamihama-

Takahashi Saiji—Takesaki-cho kawa

Tokyo Tekkotsu Kyoryo Seisaku-sho-

Tokyo —4, Tsukimicho

Tokyo Elevator G. K.—1, Hogon-

kucho

Aall & Co.—P.O. Box 41 Central Toyo Kyoekisha Tekko-sho—403, Shi-

Akashi Seisaku-sho—N. Y. K. Build- mo Osakicho

ing Yamagata Seisakusho —16, Sakura-

Allen & Co.—6, Honhatcho-bori gawa

Ando Tekko-sho—Higashi Nakadori Yamawa Seisaku-sho—2, Hatagaya

Armstrong Whitworth & Co. — 8, Yanase Tekko-sho—146, Tamahimecho-

Marunouehi

Asakura Seisaku-sho — Marunouchi Yokohama

Building

Balfour & Co., Ltd., Arthur—6, Aita Tekko-sho—12, Yoshihama-sho

Marunouchi, Kojimachi-ku

Ooitsu Seiko K.K.—2, Marunouchi Arata cho

Tekko-sho , G. K.—3567, Aoki-

Fuji Seiko K.K.—Marunouchi Bldg. Date Tekko-sho K.K.—6, Takigashi-

Eishinsha Co.—Jitsugyo Building ra-cho

(Escher Wyss Engineering Works- Japan City

Steel Products Co,—Kawasaki

778, Marunounohi Building

Gadelius & Co., Ltd.—Osaka Build- Mikami Zosen

Kotaki Tekko:sho—Moriya-cho

Tekko-sho—78, Sumiyoshi-

ing, Uchisaiwai-cho cho

Hattori Seisakusho K.K.—1, Eiraku- Nippon Juzo K.K:—Suehiro-cho

cho Uraga Dock K.K.—2, Ohno-cho

Hoda Steel Works—53, Fujimicho

Krupp (Fried) Aktiengesselsohaft — Yamada

cho

Zosen Tekko-sho—3559, Aoiki-

S, Marunouchi

Karatsu Tekko-sho — Marunouchi shi-cho Kosakusho K.K.--1, Haya-

Yokohama

Building

Kitayama Shoten—1, Minaminabe-cho Yokohama

cho fi

Tekko-sho K.K.—Chiwaka-

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E224 IRON AND STEEL MERCHANTS (KOREA, FORMOSA, CHINA)

KOREA Harbin

Fukuda Mata Shotest K.K.—91, Nan- Fetisofe Bros.—21, Mostovaya Street

daimon-dori, Seoul Pacific Orient Co.—118, Uehastko-

vaya Street

Japan Steel Products Co.—12, Furui- Skoda

Ohi-dori, Seoul works, Ltd.—9, Rynachnaya St.

Koga Fukutaro—9, Horai-cho

Marusan Shokai G. K.—162, Hofai- Hongkong

cho

Showa Shoji K.K.—13, Kanko-dori Davie, Boag & Co., Ltd.—Queen’s

Building

FORMOSA E.. Hing &.Cp.—25, Wing Wo Street

Globe Trading Co.—37, Des Voeux

Road Central

Taiwan Ohuzo K.K.—117, Dairyudo- Hong Kong, China Dock Co., Ltd.—

cho, Taihoku Tokawan

Taiwan Iron Works — Takao-gai, Kelley & Co., Ltd.—9, Queen’s Road

Takao Central

Toa Iron . Works—Kensei-chp, Tai- Lee—131-137,

Tung Wo Brass fe Iron Foundry

Portland Street, Kowloon

hoku

Koshln Shokai, Ltd. — Kyo-machi MaisonBuilding

F. Mathieu Soc.—Asiatic

Taihoku

Yee On—19, Hillief "Street

CHINA Mukden

Dairen Bohler Bros;— , ,

Skodaworks, Ltd.—60, Kisomachi

Dairen Engineering Works, Ltd.—

Sakako, Near Dairep Shanghai

Dairen Tekkosho—22, Sakae-machi

Gadelius & Co., L^d.—18, Yamagata- Acme Foundry—22, Museum Road ,

dori

Ishida Yoko—40, Tokushogai Allen & Co., Ltd., Edgar—50, Yuen

Ming Yuen Road

Murashin & Co,—10f}, -Yamagata-dori

Shinryo Yoko—17, Shikishima-clho Balfour ■ & Co., Ltd., Arthur—34, j

Museum Road

Skodaworks, Ltd.— 18, Yamagata- Bohler Bros. & Co., Ltd.—2, Pekipg 11

dori Road

Toba Y iko—8, Omi-mach i Chung .Hwa Steel Product^ Co., L

Ltd.—9, Foochow Road

Hankow Eagle and Globe Steel Co., Ltd.—34, K

Museum Road

Ferrostaal, A. G.—30, Foochow Road I

Chung Hwa Ltd.—Rue

ing Co., Steel Productsde& Trad-

Paris Guest, Keen & Nettlefblds, Ltd.—

Exten. , 120, Jinkee Road

Siemens China Co.—7, Rue du Mare- —110, SzechuenIronRoad

Han-Yeh-Ping & Coal Co., Ltd.

chal Foch High Speed Steel Alloys, Ltd.—34, ,

Hanyang Iron & Steel Works Museum Road

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

IRON & STEEL MARCHANTS^JEWELLERS, WATCHMAKERS, ETC. E225

KuNjS’f & Au5BKS^-n.O, Szechuen Road Pathodgins, Ltd.—72, Cecil Street

McGregor Iron Works—235, Ward Redpath Brown b Co., Ltd.—Hong-

kong Bank Chambers

Road

‘Osborn & Co., Ltd., Samuel—45, Singapore Hume Pipe €6.,' Ltd.—6th

Mile Bukit Timah Road

Kiukiang .Road

Poldi Steel Works—451, Kiangse United Engineers, Ltd.—River Val-

Road ley, Road

Stewards & Lloyds, Ltd.—133, Sze-

chuen Road PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

j United States Steel Products Co.-—

17 Canton Road

Manila

Tientsin

Atlantic Gulf & Pacific Co. of

ManiLa—P.O. Box 626

Eebrostaal, G.m.b.H.—29, Consular Bethlehem

Road Steel Export Corporation

iOtte & Co. — 29, Cousular Road P.O. Box 1626

Earnshaw 'Docks & Honolulu Iron

Works—118, 2nd- Street, Port Area

MALAYA Philippine Steelhouse, Inc. — P.O.

Box 2794 .

Penang Schnitzler Sqns..-^957v C,--Ongpin.

United States Steel Products Co.—

Kim Keng Leong & Co.—127, Beach 619, Escolta, Binondo

Street

United Engineers, Ltd.—87, Bishop JEWELLERS, WATCHMAKERS,

, Street ETC.

Perak

JAPAN

United Engineers, Ltd.—Station St.,

Ipoh Kobe

Malacca Asahi Shoten—Tor Hotel Road

United Engineers, Ltd.—Riverside Chiyoda-ya Shoten—193, Motomachi-

dori

Selangor Gedeon Freres—40/15, I sobs-dori

Hikai Shoten—222, Motomachi-dori

IUraig, Ltd., James—Klang Iwami-ya Shoten—43, ' Sannomiya-dorl

i Federated Engineering Od-, Ltd., Mita Bijutsu-ten — 161, MotomachL

| The—246, High Street, Kuala Lum- dori

; pur Nambu Sh-igeru Shoten—270, Moto-

niachi

Singapore Shibachu Shoten—45, Moiomachi-dori

Swiss Watch Import Co.—72, Kyo-

Butter, W. —137-139, Cecil Street machi

Hume Steel, Ltd.-^6th Mile Bukit Yamato Bros. & Co. —107, hiakaya-

mate-don

Timah Road

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

JEWELLERS, W'ATCHMAKERS, ETC.

Osaka Little Shop, The—Gloucester Build-

ing

Haneda Kikinzokuten—7, Shinsaiba- Markar & Co.—Johnston Road

Mayen & Co.—37, Queen’s Road; O.

shi

Harada Genhodo — 30, Andojibashi- Salon des Modes—Gloucester Bldg.

dori Sennet Freres—Gloucester Building i

Hattori & Co., Ltd., K.—17, Bakuro- Ullmann & Co., J.—Alexandra Builds I

cho ing, Chater Road

IwaidE Kiichi—17, Haichiman-dori Windsor & Co., J. A.--9, Hankow.;

Matstjya—2, Andoj ibasbi Road, Kowloon

Mdraki & Co., S.—Minamikyuboji Windsor Bros.—56, Nathan Road j

Shobido Jewellery Co., Ltd.—2, Ki-

tahama Dairen

Yamaguichi Tankin, K. K.—30. Korai-

bashi Miyazaki Shomei-do—84, Naniwa-cho-

Yamamoto Mark-do—Shigino'cho Okudo; Tokeiten—90, Naniwa-eho

Omi Yoko G.K.—37, Nanrwa-cho '

Tokyo Tensho-do—90, Naniwar-machi

Japan Diamond Co.—6, Owari-cbo Peiping

Kume Takao—17, Minami Igamachi

Mikuni Pearl Co., Ltd.—5, Muro- Raymond Dreyfus—98, Morrison StrJ

macbi

Tensho-do—16, Owari-cbo Shanghai

Yokohama Beraha & Stettan, Ltd.—320, Kiangse;

Road

Aoki Tokeiten—47, Fukutomi-cbo China Clockr Co.—137, Museum Road ;;

Ishika'wa Tokeiten—6, Isezaki-cho Hilsberg, W M.—299, Szechuen Road j

Hirsbrunner & Co.—Sassoon House '

Kawakita Tokeiten—43, Benten-dori Ismer

Musashiya Shoten, G. K.—12, Masago- Mohideen& Co., C.—134, Nanking Road.

oho & Co., Ltd. — 24, New Yii .

Suzuki Tokeoten—101, Noge-cho Yuen Road

Nose Dragon Co.—205, Boone Road \ '•

Sennet Frerks—75, Nanking Road ^

CHINA Ullmann & Co., J.—118, Nanking Rd

Hongkong Tsingtao

Beraua, M.—Asia Life Bldg. Bruno Haube—P.O. Box 254

Chellaram, D.—China Bldg.

Colombo Jewellery Stores—Kowloon SIAM

Hotel Arcade

Ipekdjian Bros. Ltd.—Queen’s Bldg. Bangkok

Isack & Co. — Hongkong Hofei Build-

ing Societe Anonyme Belge Pour le Coi

King Bros. & Co., Ltd.—6, Des Vceux merge & l’Industrie au Siam (S.j

Road Central B.)—Bangkok New Road

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF. TRADES

JEWELLERS—LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS E227

Malaya Sourabaya

Penang Jaissle & Co., Otto—P.O. Box 12

Simpang

1 De Silva, Ltd., B.P.—si, BisLop St.

Storch Brothers, Ltd.—10, Bea-.h Semarang

| Street

Wassiamull Assomull A Co.—12, Bishop Maison Preciosa—Badjong 115

Street

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

Perak

Manila

Pritchard & Co;, Ltd.—Market Sir., Bern ado & Son's; 85, Rosario

Ipoh

Storch Bros.—Brewster Rd., Ipoh Beimo, Joseph G.—61-63, Rosario

El Brilliante D. Trinidad-e Hups—

Selangor 152, Eseolta

El Barato—300, Carriedo, Sta. Cruz

IHendry; P. H.—,2/4, Batu Road, K.L. El Zafiro—61-63, Rosario, Binondo

SRegold & Co.—60, Batu Road, K.L. El. Zenith Jewellery Store—37, Es-

|Robinson & Oo:—Java- Street, K.L. colta; Binondo

•Storch Brothers, Ltd.—37-39, Java HeacockFilipino Expert Inc.—314, Echague

I Street Kuala Lumpur Co., H.E.—120-130, Escolta,

and David Binonda

La Estrella Del Norte—46-50 Escolta

La Sampagnita—305 Misericordia

iAnglo-Swiss Watch Co.—21 Chulia L^peral, Victorina G. De -Lajperal

Building, 851-853, Rizal

,t Street

Brisk & Co.—26, Battery Road Laperal de Guzman Maxima—S5Q-652,

De Silva, Ltd., B. P—19-21, High Levy Rizal Avenue, iSta. Cruz.

Street & Blum, Inc.—345, Echague :

Ezekiel & Sons, M.—Raffles Chambers Levy Hermanos, Inc.—46 and 50,

Esqplta, Binondp

“ Flinter, Ltd., A.—6, Raffles Place Manila Jewelry Btore—38," j*. Moraga

Drankel Bros.—375, Victoria Street

Dammeter & Co., E. O.—Winchester Tiffany, The—408-410, Carriedo Cor.

Evangelista, Quiapo .

< House, Collyer Quay

Goessele, R. F.—2a, Finlayson Green LABORATORY EQUIPMENT FAC-

Motion, Smith & .Son, Ltd.—15, TORIES (Nee Page B18)

f Battery Road

'Kong Sun & Co.—55, North Bridge LACES—(Nee Page under Silk and also

Bl8)

i Road

[Ullmann, Rene—Capitol Building LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS

Wassiamull Assomull & Co, — 31,

: High Street JAPAN

| TTT-i

NETHERLANDS INDIA Kobe

Batavia Chuo Sokusan, K. K.—9, Tachibana-

Jaissle & Co., Otto—P.O. Box 63 dori

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E228 LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS (CHINA)

Hokai Fudosan, K. K.—10, Kaigan- Kwok

ing

Hin Wang—Alexandra Build- I

docri

Kangyo Shojx, K. K.—Sakae-maehi. Lore Yung Cheong—Bank of Canton j

Building

Moeimoto Shoten, K. K.—3, Isogami- Metropolitan

dori Land Co., Ltd.—14.

Queen’s Road Central

Teikoku Shinyei, K. K.—37, Fusu- Sheko Development

noki-cho Co., Ltd.—York

Building

CHINA Tai Wah Land Investment Co.—Bank :

of Canton Building

Hankow Nanking

Credit Fonciee d’Extreme Orient— Fittk.au, H.—153, Chung San Ton

4, Rue Clemerioeau

Paou Shun Kung. Sze—5, Paou Shun Road

Road, S.A.D. 3 Peiping

Harbin Cameron & CO.—52, Hsi Piao Pei

Hutung

Manchurian Co., Ltd.—119, Novotor-

govaya Street Shanghai

Hongkong Alg.ar & Co., Ltd.—60, Hong Kongj

Road

Asia Lands, Ltd.—Asia Life Bldg. Anglo-Chinese Building Co —39aJ

Canton

China Entertainment and Land In- Asia Realty Road

vestment do., Ltd.—King’s Theatre Road Company—50, Nanking'

Building

Chinese Estates, Ltd.—China Build- Bisset & Co., J. P.—12, The Bund i

ings Brandt & Rodgers, Ltd.—391, Kiangj

Cooper & Co., D. H.—Prince’s Bldg. se Road

Credit Foncier d’Extreme Orient Calatroni,

koAv Road

Hsieh & Co.—110, Han-

—6, Queen’s Road Central

David & Co., S. J.—67/69, Des Yceux Cathay Land Co.—1, Nanking Road,

Road Central Central Realty Co.—Sun Building

Ellis & Edgar—9, Queen’s Road C. China Realty Co.—70, Szechuen Roai'1

Greaves, A. P.—8, Queen’s Road C. Chinese

Grose & Co-, J- F.—6, Des Voeux Peking Auctioneering

Road

Co., Ltd.—3S

Road Central Credit Foncter d’Extreme Orient^

Hong Kong Land Investment and 18, The Bund

Agency Co., Ltd.—Queen’s Bldg.

Hong Kong" & Kowloon Land & Loan Cumins & Col, Ltd.—149, Szechuej.j

CroNe, Erik—294, Szechuen Road

Co., Ltd.—8, Queen’s Road West Road

Hong Kong Realty Agency — 10, Darre, Marcel—1, The Bund

Queen’s Road Central & Co., S.’ J:—320, Kiarigse R

Hong Kong Realty & Trust Co., Ltd. David

Fittkau, H.—131, Museum Road

—Exchange Building

Humphreys’ Estate & Finance Co., Great Shanghai Realty Co., The—

Ltd.—Alexandra Building The Bund ottO f.oO A olsai^l #4

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS Em

| Usin Heng «fe Co. ^ 86, Avernue Fischer, Emil S.—15,: Hwa An St.

J Edwfvrd YII Tientsin Land Investment Co., Ltd.

IIsin Woo Realty Co.—305, Honan 49,. Taku Road

Road

Kaivoss Realty Co.—1331, Avenue Tsingtao

j . Jpffre

Lee Co., Ltd., Harry—7, Yalu Road Donnelly, .D. E.—1, Hsin, Tai Road,

Lester, Johnson and iMorriss 20, Lennox & Co., J.—47, Hunan Road

Kiukiang Road

I [Metropolitan Land Co., Ltd.—^81, Tsingtao Land & House Agency—1,

Hsin Tai Road

! I Jinkee Road

I Miao Kay Pah—SS558b, Connaught

i Road NETHERLANDS INDIA

'Midland Investment Co., Ltd.—6,

Soochow Road Batavia

Moeller & Co., L. E.—29, Szechuen

.' Road Qckerse, F. W, A.—Binnen Nieuw-

Moore & Co., Ltd., L.—191, Peking poortstraat 34

' Road

'Mutual Investment Co.—89, Foochow MALAYA

I Road

fN issim, N. Fred—278, Kiangse Road Negri Sembilan

Powell Sidney, J.—19, Kiukiang

Road

’ Realty Investment Op., Fed. Inc.—56, Mansergh & Tayler—Seremban

■; Szechuen Road

' Republic Land Investment Co.—149, Perak

: I Yuen Ming Yuen Road

Rizaeff, H.M.D.—48, Szeehuen Road Foo Nyit Tse—321, Laihat Road

j Shanghai Land Investment Co.—100, Yin Foon Chan and Nyit Shin—321,

[ J inkee Road Lahat Road.

Sophki; & Co., Theodore—20, Kiu-

[ kiang Road Selangor

jj3pence, Robertson & Partners—27,

[ Peking Road

‘ Ruhr, K. H.—96, Peking Road Barlow & ' Co. — Eastern Smelting:

Toeg, E. F.—18-9, Central Arcade Building

Tou Yao Kee & Co.—4, Hang Kong Loke Yung Gleeson & Co.—Kuala Lumpur

- . Road Cheong—2, Market Street,

Kuala

West End Estates, Ltd.—48, Szechuen Low Leong—6A, Lumpur

' Road Brickfield Road,

Kuala Lumpur

Tientsin Richards

Soc. Ini’ernationale de Plantations-

et de Finance—Laidlaw Building,

hina Securities Co., Inc.—12, Yic- Kuala Lumpur

toria Terrace Socfin & Co.—P.O. Box 330, Kuala

IUredit Foncier d’Extreme Orient— Lumpur

111, Rue de France Teh Seow Teng—16, Weld Road,

Davis, R. S.—17, Victoria Terrace Kuala Lumpur

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 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E230 LAND & ESTATE AGENTS—LAWYERS

Singapore Baguio Improvement and Develop- j

MENT CoRPN.—P.O. Box 1288

Abdeen & Co., Ltd.—620C, Jalan Curinas Unjieng E. Hijos—320, Dasma- .

Masjidi Hess & Zeitlin—30-32, Escolta f

Abdeen, H.—620o, Jalan Masjid Hoskins & Co.,Cbrvantes

C. M. — 185, David

Alkaff & Ct).—70, The Arcade Street, Plaza

Alsagoff, S. O.—13a, Battery Road Madrigal & Co.—8, Muelle del Ban-

Ban Hoe at Hin—39, Telok Ayer Street co Nacional

Bareow & Co.-—Ocean Building Manila Development—302, Kneedler j

Chita Choon Watt & Sons—47, Kim Building

Seng Road Philippine

Insular LifeLand Improvement

Building, BiruondoCo.-r 'j

Credit Foncier, d’Extreme Orient— Ramirez, J. V.—Crystal Arcade Build- j

Meyer Chambers ing, Escolta

East Asiatic Co.—12, Raffles Quay

Estate 'and Trust Agencies (1927), RealDavid

Estate Investment Co.—185, ,

R* non do

Ltd.—Raffles Chambers

Peek & Co., Ltd.—Hongkong Bank Rizal ing

Park Co., Inc.—Paterno Build-|

Chambers Rosenstock, C. W.—P.O. Box 400

San go Koshi—17, Beach Road Roxas y Compania—719, Echague u

St. Helen’s Court, Ltd.—Collyer Sorox Y. Cia—155, Aviles

Quay

Strickland & Co.—56, The Arcade

Tan Joo Sob Ko & Co.—24, Chulia LAWYERS

Street

JAPAN

Penang

Kobe

Anthony & Co.—9, Beach Street Akita Shintaro—02, Kusunoki-cho

Brown, Phillips & Stewart—1a, Df. Becker, de Becker & Sebald—

Penang Street Meikai Building

Dennys & Co., A.—22a, Beach Street Fujimura Kazuo — 3, Nakayamate-

Lim Cheng Teik—170, Beach Street

Estate & Trust Agencies—11, Light IkedoriZenichi—90, Nakayamate-dori

Street Jsogawa Noaichi—122, Isogawa dori

Kong & Co.—10, King Street Matsuno, Dr. H.—11, Yamamoto-dori

Malacca Nakamura

machi & Co., Ltd. — C42 Nishi- r

Lok Kim Swi Ohta Yasutani—40, Nakayamate-dori |

Tan Cheng Lock Yoshida Seizo—31, Akashi-machi ij

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

Asamura Tokyo Jumusho—27, Kita-i

Manila hama

Osaka Tokyo Dairikyoku — 16, Kita

Araneta, Inc.—Insular Life Building hama

Ayala & Co.—Hogar Building, Binon- Yomota Tei—36, Okawa-cho

do Yuasa Law Office—42, Kitahama ' ■

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

LAWYERS (JAPAN—CHINA) E231

Tokyo Chau Tsun N in, Hon. Mr. — 8,

Queen’s Road West

D’Almada & Co., Leo—David House

Abe Maoyuki—Marunouchi Building D’Almada

Akiyama Law Office—21, Mitsubishi Deacons—1, & Mason—David House

Building Des Voeux Rd. C.

Cahusac, A. F.—7, Nakadori Dennys

ing & Co.—National Bank Build-

De Hayilland, W. A—1635, New Hastings & Co.—Gloucester Building

Tokyo Kaijo Building

Gadsby, J.—12, Marunouchi, Kojima- Hin Shing Lo.—Chung Tin Building

I chi-ku Jenkin, F. C., k.c.—Prince’s Build-

; Hamao Shiro—30, Samoncho ing

Hara Law Office—40, Nandomachi Johnson, Stokes & Master—Prince’s

■ Inui Masahiko—Marunouchi Building Kwan, Building

Eawamtjra Tetsuya — Marunouchi Hin ShingY.—4a,

C. Des Voeux Rd. C.

Lo—'Chung Tin Building

Building

Making Ryozo—-12, Fukuromachi Lo & Lo—^Alexandra Building

Moriya Law Office—Showa Building Lo Tung Fan—4a, Des Voeux Rd. C.,,

! Nakamura Ginzo—Marunouchi Build- Macnamara,

Building

H. C.—Stock Exchange-

ing

(Plage Jimusho, Dr.—29, Mikawadai- Pollock, Hon. .Sir H. E., k.c.—

Queen’s Building

' machi

| Suzuki Potter, Eldon, k.c.—Prince’s Build-

BuildingLaw Office — Marunouchi ing

IUzawa Somei Law Office—12, Naka- Remedios, J. M. d’Almada — York

Building, Chater Road

dori

Vogt, Dr. K. & R. Sonderhoff— Russ & Co.—6, Des Vceux Road C.

t Yaesu Building Sheldon, H. G.—Priince’s Building

Sin, Peter—Pedder Building

Yokohama Tam, W. N. Thomas—4, Queen’s Road

Central

(Spence, Wm. B.—45a, Yamashita-cho Tso & Hodgson—National Bank Bldg..

Wilkinson & Grist — 2, Queen’s Road

CHINA Central

Canton Woo & Nash — 4, Queen’s Road

Central

Kentwell, L. K.--P.O. Box 26 Macao

i Lyons, G. Edward—80, British Con-

cession Jorge, Adolfo—50, Avenida Almeido

Hankow Ribeiro

Luiz Nolasco, Dr.—53, Praia Grande-

Rodrigues,

Bailey & Perry—16, Fou Cheong meida Ribeiro Damiao—11, Avenida Al-

I Road

Hongkong Shanghai

I Arculli, A. el—Stock Exchange Bldg. Allman & Co.—170, Kiangse Road

I Bbutton, & Co., Geo. JL Hall — St. Anderson & Anderson—20, Museum

George’s Building, Chater Road Road

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 eLASSr!*lEt> LIST Of1 TRADES

E232 LAWYERS fCHINA AND MALAYA)

BfeoWBTFj H.—34, l^uaeu-^v E,6ad MALAYA

ChanGj ,K. W.—40, Nfngpo Road,, .

Chtj, Postson C.—240, Markham Rd. Johore

Ellis & Hays—137, Peking Rq,a;d

Eessenden and Holcomb—12, Kuikiang Allan & Gledhill—23, Jalan Majidi,

Muar ; ha! )

Road'

Ejscher, Dr. 0.—7,1, Szeelunm llo;wl S,helly-Thompson & Demuth —8

Jalan ,Soga.,.:Batn, Pahat

Eranklin

Ming Yuen& Road Harrington—149, Yuen

GiLCiier & Krasiavsky—24, The Rund Malacca

Hansons, A- G.—Road Allen & Gliihull

Machado, C. J.—9, Albury Lane

Platt, White Copper & Co. — 83, Co;udp. & Co.,.Ralph:C. —36,; Riverside

Rugeus 4 .Son—UX, ,Fir$t Cross Street

Peking Road 1

Priestwood, Victor—2, Peking Road Zehnder Bros.—27, Church Street

Ranged T-—74, S?echuen Road Negri Serabilan

Rodger, H. D.—0. Kiukiang, Rogd

Schuhl, Davies & IST. E. Lurtonh-330, Cross k' ’Wright — 93, Birch ’ Road,

Szechuen Road . Seremkan

Tees d ale, Newman &. Co. --59, Peking Rarr, MeroyH E. A.—sbj daian Tunku

Road ^Hassan, ^eremban ,

Ruck, Joseph—124, Burkill Road Penang:

Vagel, Jr., Dr.—IO, Yuen Ming. Yuen -otIoVL ,£1—aoiTiO-vfA d raifioS kv

Road . , ..{ ; ,, ,,, • ' ; Abdoolcader, H. H.—39, Beach Street :

Tientsin A-imms & Allan£L24' Beach Street

Cheng Ean & Soon CnkE—33,'' Beach

Street — t-

EAsrpAH. B. C.—3, Victoria Terrace Logan, Ross & SainiEik-s, Union St.

Rvans, R. T.—1, Victoria Terrace I’resgrave & Matthews—9, Beach St.

Fermus, Etude R. & R. Hosklitz— WftEtORD TkoRnton'RsO. Beach St.

111, Riie de France'

F'ox & Morrison—34,' Rue Re France' Perak■

Rent

1

raI6e &8 n' " Mounsey—% Victoria

f* , ( T,er- Bryant & TAYi.mwLjJoh

Kleinschmidt, E.—18, Wuchang Road Oowdy & Jones—T5r Hale St. , Ipoh

Dunford-Wood, —Ipoh

INDOCHINA Gibb & Go.i-Hongko'n'g Bank Bldgs..

Ipoh

Hanoi Maxwell & Kenion — Station Road,

Mourlan, Pierre et Marcel PasPalts Watson, Ipoh

—40, Boulevard Gambetta E. C.—P.O. Box 105, Ipoh

SIAM Selangor

Bangkok Au-Yong BroH:—IF,"Church! Street

Bannqn &• 11a iREYr^rStation Street,

BaguleN & Tooth Ford & I) i?L'a7jore—60, Klyno

Tilleke & Gibbins K\im Ru'ik^iir' ' J J> ■ • • -

 CLASSIFIED LISF OF TRADES:

LAWYERS (SIYCA PORE, BATAVIA, ALANIIA)

Ebeeman'&• MadgE- 54, Klyne Street ' HAskLT, F. il. Copes van

Lovelace & Hastings-—56, Klyne^ St. . Kastelijn, L. J. C.

Pooley & fco'.-m, Riyne Street^ Kruger, J. G.

■Shabma, '£3< KLype ^treet KUdTE/J. H.

Wagneb, E, A, Stockwell — 5, Old Lebbe, J. H. L.

Pudu Road, Kuala Lumpur Lubbers, J.

Yoxg 'SrrboK jJiN’--47,‘^Cros? Street, PUTTING, W. C.

Kuala Lumpur Mulder, W. G. F. B. .

Neef,/ N. N. J. de

Singapors Pont, P. A. M.

SAlKtctero, R. M.

Aitken & Ong -Siang—9, Bonham Smits, H.

Building' , ,

Allen & Gladhill—22a, Raffles PlAde Tellegen, P.J.H.L. W. F.

Stern/Plti-.

Battebbubg & Tat.aia—1. Ra Lfles P! ae.i Venema,’ O. J. A.

BraddcIS Bros.—24, Raffles Place Wi&nsRlftiM, A. j. A]BaroK' ,van,:

-Campbell&

■ Place 'Co.,iLfuloui

ctlo J G.—8, A ■ ? t 7Kaffles

1 ;,,. i< H Semarang

) -OriSN ^lEl&R-^Rafflfe’# di'alnifer& -

Donaldson ;•& '• BtrB!KrNSHA%'-^'-3,' life 6oelen, IL J. & Meursinge,/ J. A.—

-{ Sony-a street .: ^ . ZJ,: : . Hoogandorpstraat 12.

Dsew & Napiee—10, Collyer Qii;iy1 Knappert &; VAN Oldenborgh •

JO’BANNES- '& -S/iMM Yui-2,'

:: B onllam' Bldga

Sow ‘SOtm- Kx-ir—4A; '€llfe%e Alley / • PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

Mjendis & Aelip—24, Raffles Place'' ,

ilidsBCxaNE-^ONEs/ D. (S'.—l^A, 'Change Manila

Alley

Rodyk & Davtt^^N- 4T Raffles Place AdhlLAR ' A FerNANdez Lavadia—12,

SiiFi^y,Thompson , ; At,A/1 , Pemuth —- 26a, HL-oitii, Bin on do ' ' ' '

•' f/hdilge Alley ’ ^i U< ' 1 /

Sisson & DEL4y—UpiQn ^Bpildiinjg , ^ Algid, Lim & A gbayani—5, Plaza

Moraga, Binondo ' ,'

Wee Swee Teqw ..Co,;—41, Bonham Araneta; De Joya, Zaragoza aKd

Building r, iV<0y AeaKEta — Instflar Life Building, ;

; Kehndeb Bros.—26a, Chulia Street Plaza Moraga Kin'oiidH

Atienza & Umail—211-212, Cu Uni

' ’.NETHERLANDS INDTA jieng Buildik u 'i ; H >i\b

Barba Law Office—7 & 8,; Lack & Davis

Building, Sta, Cruz

Batavia Barre&a k Reyes — 407-4 LO, Pend^

:1 - Samanilio Building, Escolta

Brouwer, L. G. Campbell, G. E.—10,• Lack k Davis

Keouwer Borgman, W. F. ‘J. Building, Sta. Cruz : .-. rt

Buddingh de Voogt, J. G. Camus iferDERGADo-nrSuifee A@2,’ALasonip

Doornjck, A. van: i , Temple, Escalta ,

PuNNE. E. J. F. VAN Cardinas ffl Oasal

Feith; "^hr.' P.’ R; CpRVERA, Hernando,, J. C.—303, Gu

Unjieng Building, Escolta ,

Fromberg, P. H. De Witt, ,Pig.KiNS & BiUDY—Heucoeli.

Groot, J. Et. C. ns Building, Binomlo '

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E234 LAWYERS—LEATHER

De Witt, Perkins & Brady—P.O. Villarosa, Fernando, C. — Guizon

Box 760 Building, 755, Rizal

Duran, Lim & Tuason—P.O. Box 522 Whitney, Courtney—619, Escolta

Garcia & Tolentino—Arguelles Build- Wolfson, J. N. & J. A. — 205, Na-

tional City Bank Building

ing, 619, Rizal

Grey & Encarnacion—145, Solana,

Intramuros LEATHER, BELTING AND SHOE

Gutierrez Repide & Monzon—97, Gral MANUFACTURERS

Luna

Harvey & O’Brien — 518, Masonic

Temple, Escolta, Binondo

Ingersoll, Frank B. — 511, Ch^co

Building

Jose, Pablo Y.—Santos Building, Sta. Asahi-ya Shokai—154, Kitanagasa

Cruz dori

Koh & Oantera—266, Juan Luna Fujimoto Shoten—62, Shimoyamate-

dori

Lockwood, L. D.—324 Kneedler Build- Fujitani

ing, iSta. Cruz Shoten—11, Nunobiki-cho

Lontok Law Office —306, Regina Kobe-ya Hoshi-ya—N unoboiki-cho

Building, Binond'o Hambai-sho—187, Motomaohi

Me Fie, Jr., John R.—312, Kneedler Oiwa Shoten—238, Motomachi

Building, Sta. Cruz Sakai Shoten—40-41, Nakayamate-

Mendoza, Pedro B. — 227, David, dori

Binondo Yamano Shoten—8, Motomachi-dori

Natividad, Graciano T.—303, Cu- Yamasaki dori

iShoten—109, Motomachi-

Unjieng Building, Escolta

Ortigas, Francisco —120, Legarda, Yoshida Shoten—172, Sannomiya-cbp

Sampaloc

Philippine Credit Plaza

33, Santos Building, Bureau Inc.—

Sta. Cruz Nagoya

Public Credit Service Bureau—P.O. Ajuka Seika Kaisha, Ltd.—33, Okuno-

Box 2703 bo

Querubin Nera, Jose — 302, De Fer- Iwata & Co.—Teppo-cho

iiniandez Building, 51, Esoolta

Ramirez & Ortigas—408, Filipinas Yokohama

Building, Plaza Moraga

Ramos, Placido C.—428-429, Luis Perez, Eastern Trading Co.—1, Kaigan-dori

Samanillo Building, Escolta

Reyes, Isabelo G. — 321, Legarda, Marumoricho

Shoten—68, Sumiyoahi-

Sampaloc Miyashita Shoten—1, Tokiwa^oho

Reyes & Reyes—131, Quesade, Tondo Okumura Kinjiro . Shoten—33, Onoe-

Sanz, Antonio—211, Filipinas Build- cho

ing, Plaza Moraga Tsutano Hikaku Shoten—85, Okina-

Sian & Garde—P.O. Box 1864 cho

Sotto & Astilla—1098 R., Hidalgo

Tan Torres, Genaro—Heacock Build- Osaka

ing, Escolta

Torres, Feliciano, G.—R-7, Guizon Aall & Co., Ltd.—9, Koraibashi

Building, 755 Rizal Akita Shoten—33, iShikitsu-dbo

Torres, Justo A.—504, Rizal Dairoku, K. K.—1500, Senbi-cho

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 CLASSIFIED LIST TO TRADES

LEATHER AND SHOE MERCHANTS E235

Fuktti Shoten—42, Bekko-cho Viloudaki & Co., Fed., Inc.—15, Pek-

Hanshin Belt, G. K.—18, ImakaLcho ing Road

Hibi Shoten—110, Shibat-a-cho Yung Lee & Co.—45, Hankow Road

Miaruku Shoten—725, Kujonaki-dori Zais,Road Steinman & Co.—29, Szeehuen

Murata YasO' Belt Shoten—22, Tani-

imachi

Tientsin

CHINA Fobes Co., Ltd.—49, Taku Road’

Foochow Froiman Co., D.—27, Davenport

Road

Gipperich & Co., E.—32, Taku Road

Eastern Engineering & Trading Co., Liddell Bros. & >Ca,i Ltd.—50, Taku

Ltd Road

Stekol, A. 0.-278, Victoria Road

Harbin

MALAYA

Boisen, C.—77, Uchaslkovaya

Singapore

Hongkong

Lim Teck Lee—2-4. Circular Road

Bata Shoe Co., Ltd.—Pedder Bldg. Raham i n Pen has 86, Robinson Road

Canada Co., The—37, Qneen’s Rd., C. Bata Shoe Co., Ltd.—Capitol Building

Economical Trading iCo.—P,0. Box

285 Penang

Fook On Wing, Ltd.—40, Hing Lur.g

Street

■(Oriental Shoe Co., The—17, Welling- Hung Sew & Co.—37, Yictcria Street

1f ton iStreet United Shoe Co.—38, Penang Road

Sander, Wieler & ©o.—5, Des Voeux

Road O'. PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

LSh^wan, Tomes & Co.—National Bank

i Building Manila

South China Leather Goods Manu-

i facturing Cp.—17, Pottinger Street

■ Wong Sui Woon—271, Hennessy Rd. Erlanger

Escolta

& Galinger, Inc.—601-609,

Wo Hop—12t14, Lower (Lascar Row Getz Bros. & Co.—5th floor, Fernan-

dez Building, T. Pinpin

Shanghai Hamilton Brown Shoe Store and

Haberdashery, InCv—71, Escolta

"(Belting & Leather Products Assooia- Manila Harness Cor, Inc.—41, Escolta

: tion, Inc.—57, Peking. Road

Foong Tai Leather Go.—69, Sinza Rd. Manila Machinery and (Supply Go},

Inc.—675-681, Dasmarinas

Oriental Trading Co.—367, Kiangse New People Manufacturing Co.—'502

Road Nueva, Binondo

Schieren Co., Chas. A.—23/25, Ning- Philippine Tannery CP., Inc.—431-

] po Road 433, Misericordia

United Leather Goods Cov—190, Pe- Pickett Harness Go.—300, Misericor-

king Road dia

 CLASSIFIED i'iTST OF TEAliES

LIGrHTEEAGE AND THANSPORTAT1 ON

Frospero Harness, The—555, Martin Shanghai .Tug & Lighter'CO', Ltd.—

Ocampo 2-3, Quai de France; . ..

Reptile Store, The—200-204, Alham- Shanghai Transportation Co., Ltd —

7a, The Bund

bra

Rui Hermanos, Inc.—623, Escolta Whang Poq Tug,& Lighter Co., Ltd.

To Tian Chok—547, Nueva —120, Kiangse Road

United States Shoe Co. — !286, San Taku

Marcelino, Ermit-a

Walk-Oyer Shoe Store — Masonic Taku Tug and Lighter Co., Ltd.

Temple, Escolta, Binondo

Yu Guioc Lo & Co.—312-314, Das-

marinas Tientsin

Yu Joaquin &(i-Co.—219-221, San

Vicente Taku Tug and Lighter Co., Ltd.,. :

The—The Bund

NETHERLANDS INDIA

MALAYA

Sourabaya

Singapore

Butteweg & Co.

Eastern Transport Co.—152, Orchard!

Road

LIGHTERAGE AND

TRANSPORTATION PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

CHINA

. Manila

Hongkong

International Brokerage Co., Inc.—

Hong Kong Transfer and Lighter Jose 306, Masonic Temple

Co., Ltd.—St. George’s Building Angel—9, Plaza Moraga Room 8

Standard Transportation Co., Ltd. Luzon Box 582

StevEdorIng Co., Inc.—P.O,

—Union Building

:Manila Land & Water Transportation i

Macao Co., Inc.—Mhelle Binohdo

104, Dasmarinas, de Binondo and -

EmprosaLusitarsa de Trartsportes Manila Lighter Transportation—121

.Dasmarinas

Ltd.—P.O. Box 493

Robles and Hizon—76, Juan Luna

Shanghai Robles Transportation — 543, Sto.i .

. Sepulers, Paco

Commercial Express & Storage Co.—

8b, Yuen Ming Yuen Road Iloilo

Magi2i Si Co., Ltd., James —120,

Kiangse Road Visaxax Stevedore - Transportatioi)

Harden & Go,, Ltd., G. E.—10, Han- bd., The

kow Road

Shanghai Express Co. — 6, Szechuen

Road LUMBER (see under Timber)

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

MACHINERY AND HARDWARE (JAPAN) E237

Murase Tekkosii0-7-226,

MACHINE FACTORIES (See Page Uroko Shokai—Higashi Kawa-cho Sakae-machi

B18t23)

YajMagtjchi Tekkosho—48, Nishikawa-

MACHINERY AND HARDWARE tftlG '

MERCHANTS. Kyoto

JAPAN DoRan- SEiSAKt-JO—Kawabata-Higashi

Ichihara Hatsutaro—Hon-cho

Kobe iNdUYk SeikIchi—17, Hon-cho

InoiIye ZeS’bai—Kobashi-nishi

Ahrens & Co.—82, Akashi-machi HaaiaSen—Muro-machi

Abe Shoten—56, Umegakahcho Kawachi Yutaro—18, Hon-cho

Aoyama Steel Co.—3-71, Aioi-cho Kitagawa Denki Kigyo-sha—2, Sanjo

:

‘•€ader, Doray & Co.—107-4, Nakaya- Mitani sagaru

li mate-idori Shindo Kaisha—Maftita-ma-

Fuji Shokai Goshi Kaisha—56, Sa- Ohashi chi ;

. kae-macihi !

Masaji—Horikawa-Higadii

^General

[ nomiya-cho: Engineering

1 • ' Cd:—28, San- Okumura Saburo—Hon-cho, Higashi

UyenGama Yeikichi—Senboh Higashi

' IIashimoto Shokai K. R—32, Akashi-

I Lgj machi; Moji

j: Hiwada Shoten—39, Nishide^machi Asakawa Shoten—Minato-cho

HonM M i oniTARo—4-195, Nishide- Kudo Shoten—Sagae-maohi

inachi -

Kansai Kosaku-sho—8, Yobaft-cho Ohara SnniPEi Shoten—Sakura-machi

Kobe Mekki, G.K.—119, Haohiman- Ono ' Ket Iaro Shoten—Kiyotaki-cho

dori TeaiOiaTa Shoten --Nakarinachi

Mikado Yotetsu-wen—37, Isogarai-

dori Nagasaki

Nakajima Shoten—17, Kuinociiibiislii

^Tippon Kobe Hatsudoki K.K.—42, Ura-Goto

dori Kinzoku K.K.—27, Kaigan- machi

Noda Gomei Raisha—69, Kyo-machi MiTsilBigHi ! Zosen ' Kaisha—Akunoura

Noritake Aijiro—132, Isogamai-dori Nagasaki Asaki-machi

Kikai Seisakusho — 1,

Senkokuki Seizo K.K.—58,. > Shima-

gami-ciio Nagoya

Suganuma Shoten—260, Bossho-mura

Takashima Siiotkn—12, Minami Saka- Bussan Kyodo Goshi Kaisha—Sasas-

segawarcho jima-cho

Wada Shoten—6, Sannomiya-cho

Weitzel, J.- 71/3. Kit^o-cho (delv- Herbert, Ltd., Alfred—23, Murata-

machi, Nakakn

ing) ^ - ■ : Horne & Co.—^2, HigRshi Takehira-

Yagju KiyojI S&oten— 8fl, Yedo-maohi cho

Mitsubishi

(Aircraft)—Oe NanTnen Kaisha, Ltd.

Minami-ku

Hakodate

Nogamy AuTO'MATtci Loom Works, Ltd.

! flosiuiNo —Gokisho-cho (Textile) ' n

Kawa oho.Kogtot, K. K.—2-09, Higashi Okaya & Co.—Teppo-cho

j; MegurO Tokujiro—7, Masago-cho Okura & Co.—Sumitomo Buildings.

 CLASSIFIED ' LIST OF TRADES

E238 MACHINERY AND HARDWARE (JAPAN')

Osaka Shimonoseki

Akioka Eijieo—2-41, Tani-machi, Mi- Masutani Shokai—Kannozaki-cho

nami-ku Matsuoka Masaichi—Imamuro-cho

American-Japanese Commercial Co.— Shikuma Tomozo—Irie-cho

26, Edobori Kita-dori

Anegawa Yosoji—1-35, Sonezaki Yokoyama Shoten—Irie-cho

Kami, Kita-ku

Gadelius & .Co., Ltd.—Qosho Bldg. Tokyo

Gartner & Co.—414, Gosho Building American-Japanese Commercial Co.—

Hayashi Kan Shoten—6, Tani-machi 1665, Tokyo Kaijo Bldg.

Herbert, Ltd., Alfred—S8, Higashi Armstrong, Whitworth & Co., Ltd. I

Umeda-cho

Hodgkinson & Co.—12, Itachibori BeckerMarunouchi

—6,

& Co. (Printing, Paper Work- !

(Textile) ing and Textile Machinery and

Horne Co., Ltd.—14, Imabashi Machine Tools)—10/6, Marunouchi i

Iwata Keitei Shokai—11, Itachibori Gadelius & Co., Ltd.—Osaka Bldg.,.

Kita Uchisaiwai-cho

Kawashima Shoji Gomei Kaisha— Holstein & Co.—S, Marunouchi

132, Shin-machi, Nishi-ku

Kikai Boeki K.K.—3, Dojima Hama- Horne Trading Co.—Yaesu Building

Jay W. Myers, Inc.—P.O. Box F. 89

dori Central

Koga Shoten—3-21, Ibachibori Mina- Knorr Jimusho—14, Marunouchi

mi

Kusuda Takejiro—10-31, Honden-cho Kruppchome

(Fried.)—8, Marunouchi, San- j

Mizutjani-Shoten—48, Tani-machi

Naniwa Boeki Shoten—55, Satsuma- TatemonoShokwan

Leybold (K.K.L.)—Tokyor 1

Building, Nihonbashi-ku

bori Minamino-cho

Ohbei Boeki Shokai—30, Utsubo Nichio Boyeki Shokai—7, Futaba-cho

Minami Schmitz

Building& Co-— Tokyo Tatemono

Roroku Shoten K.K.—21, Itachibori Singer Sewing Machine Co.^-5, {

Kita

Schmitz & Co.—Nippon Kaijo Bldg. Y iraku-cho

Singer Sewing Machine Co.—1, Soze- Roku-Roku

kana-cho

Shoten, Ltd.—3, Shisa- {,

cho

Sugiyama Shoten Gomei Kaisha—8, Toyo Babcock K.K.—5, Nakadori Ma-

runouchi

Honden, Nishi-ku

Tomoe Shokai—37, Itachibori Kita

Toyo Seikosha—721, Ishino-cho Yokohama

Yamatake

dori Shokai—14, Dojima Hama- Asano Bussan K.K. 26, Kaigan-dori

Frazar & Co.—7, Nihon-Odori

Shidzuoka Furukawa Denki K.K.—23, Nishi,. t

Hiranuma-cho

Asahi Imono K.K.—160, Temma-cho Namikawa Shoten—60, Nihon Ohdori

Ohishi Jimbei Shoten—30, Kinza- Sato Shoten—24, Nihon-dori

machi

Tokida Choshichi Shoten—66, Shin- Tanaka Shoten—48, Miyaki-cho

dori Kern & Co.—77, Yamashita-cho

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

MACHINERY & HARDWARE (KOREA—CHINA) E239

.‘Singer Sewing Machine Co.—P.O. Gadelius & Co., Ltd.—18, Yamagata-

Box 408 dori

Yokohama Kogyo K.K.—1903, Kubo- General Electric Co. of China, Ltd.

cho —47, Echigo-cho

Toyo Babcock K.K.—1, Isogo-machi Harada & Co.—21, Yamagata-dori

Hidashi Seisakusho K.K.—3, Waka-

KOREA sa-machi

Horne Co., Ltd.—16, Kaga-machi

Hashiguchi Usaku — 26, Honcho, Kawabata Shoten—2, Irifune-cho

Seoul Skoda Works, Ltd.—18, Yamagata-

Kanae Shokai—1, Sakae-machi, Seoul dori

Kondo Yasukichi—33, Hon-cho, Seoul Sugimoto .Shoten—4, Sakae-machi

Kugimoto Tojiro—58, Hon-cho, Seoul

Sano Hiko Shoten—31, Hon-cho, Hankow

Seoul

Sato Hanjiro—55, Hon-cho, Seoul

Singer Sewing Machine Co. — 1-28, Andersen,

Clemenceau

Meyer & Co.—11, Rus

Teido, Seoul Arnhold & Co.—S.A.D. l Bund

i'Tatsumi Shoji K.K.—1, Nandaimon- Bechler, E.—Corner of Hunan and

; dori, Seoul Co-operation Roads

CHINA Behn, Meyer & Co., Ltd.—The Bund,

S.A.D. 3

Carlowitz & Co.—Tachimen

Amoy Gale Co., Inc.—48, Rue Dautremer

Hwa Chang Trading Co., The — 9,

Lingson Engineering Co. — Water- Dahlia Building, Hunan Road

works Building Mee-Yeh Handels Compagnie — 13,

Tungting Road

Canton Mei Chang Hardware Co.—Tai Ping

Road S.A.D. 3

Andersen Meyer & Co.— Representation for British Manufac-

turers—23, Tungting Road

j Arnhold & Co.

Baist & Co., — 39, F.C., Shameen Siemens China Co.—7, Rue du Mare-

chal Foch

ECarlowitz & Co.—230, Shakee Road Siemssen & Co.—Erh Yao Road

Fild & Co., Ltd., F.—10, West Bund Singer Sewing Machine Co.—Tai-

uebsen & Co.—P.O. Box 18 ping Road S.A..D. No. 3

Johnson Engr. Co.—h87, B.C. Wah Chang Trading Corporation—23,

iRafeek & Co.—71, British Concession Rue Dautremer

'Reuter, Brockelmann & Co.—37, Bri- Harbin

i tish Concession

Siemssen & Co.—12, Sai Hau Kai

■:Spalinger & Co., U. Andersen, Meyer & Co. —2, Samma-

naya Street

Dairen Compagnie Internationale des Wa-

gons Lits — New Town, Grand

Hotel Building Y2, Swongara Pro-

Andrews & George, Inc.—54, fama- spekt

gata-dori Fetisoff Brothers—Corner of Novo

Fukusho Co.—213, Yamagata-dori gorodnaya Street

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E240 MACHINERY AND HARWARE (CHINA)

Internatiokaij .Harvester Export Co IIookCiHiONG Mroo & Co.—51-52,. Can--: ^

—:52, Diagonalnaya Street rroi naught Road Central 804 xof

International Si.bepixxj Car Company HiivgSn,, C. E-HEfench Bank Bldg, x

—132, Eitaskaya Stfeet

International Technical Trading . Co. . Jardirte Engineering

-A l4yPedderl Street. Corporation

—130, Kitaiskaya Street Jebsen & Co-.—Podder Building

Jardinh Engineering Corporation— Kwong Sang &s ~Oo.—59, Connaught I

14, Yodroprovpdiiaya SHook . Road Central

Kunst

Marcks, Lothau—Ta Tung, Pien Men Central

“Wei f l -

Lee Yt •Ke®- 37{’ -Voeux Rd. C.

Pelstrusoff, M,V. — 85, Kitaiskaya Linotype & Machinery, Ltd.—18,'fee

Street

Singer Sewing Machine Co.—13, Sko- H®use.Slineet..' .• v. i

vznaya Street w ‘ "i M'Obbs. HI Co./ hi. • S.'-^IT, Qnebh’s Rd.

Skoda Works,. I^td.—2, Kommerces- Central

,.kaya Streep, ■ : , . Perrin’s' (China)',■ Ltn;—Asia Life

Svistunoef, M.P.—Corner : Russkaya Building/ 14,; Quebh’a Road Central

Street. . Reiss Massey & Co.—7, Queen’s Rbad

Woldemar, r Kr-nlst |Tn 72, Kilaiskaya Central . I

Street Reuter Brockelmann & Co. -Canton

Bank Building—

Hongkong Ross & Co., Aiix^HlA, ’Chater Road

She wan, Tomes C©—National

Bank Building e.ffi,k

A. Ming & 'Cb.—165; Des Vbeux 'Road,! Siemssen

.Central ■ Building

& Co.—Bank of China

Andersen, Meyer k' 'Co.—67, I)es Singer Sewing Machine — Pedder

Yoeux .Road .Central Building

Arnhold & Co., Ltd. — 5,' Queen’s Skodaworks, LTi^-j^rM, Queen’s Rd. ■

Road Central Central

Bailey k Co., W.S.—Kowloon Bay

Bodiker & Cb.—David Hbbse'’ : Swedish Trading Co,—China. Build-

Brandt & Co,—P.O. Box 272 ing

Carlowitz & Co.—4, Queen’s Road Ulderup Building r7

& Co.—Stock Exchange,

Central ,

Chien PIsin Engineering ,C.o., Lip —, YeeLtd.—64485,.

Kee Hong Shipchandlers & Co.*

Connaught Road C.

Asiatic Building

China. Engineers, Ltd.—14, Qaeen’s

Road Cbniral Mukden

Co-operative Trading Co.—Banir of

Canton Building

Dodwell & Co.,‘Ltd.—Queen’s Bldg. Andersen, Meyer & Co.

Domestic Engineers, Ltd.—8, Des Arnhogd Ltd.

Voeux Road -Central - Carlowitz & Co.—18, San Djin Loo-

E. HING & Co.—25, Wing Wo Street Chinese Engineering and Develop-

ment Co.—San -Jing Road

Eastern Asbestos Co,—Prince’s Bldg.

Feld & Co., Ltd,, F.—Pedder Build- Fujita & Co., Inc.—24, Naniwa-dori

ing Jaudine Engineering Corporation—'

Hariovili.iep.s & Ci« —Asia Life 208, Ta Hsi Pien Men Wai

Building Mkykr-Ilhes & Cp.—11, Wei Road ; 1

 CLASSIFIED LIST, OF TRADES

MACliiNERY AND BAREWARE (jQHIN,A> E241

North-Eastern TRADiNa Co.—Huji- Arn^iol^ A D0.7.LTP.—1, Naiyang. Rd,;

cho Asa Lees A Co., Ltd.—Sassoon House,,

Echwamberg & Co.—5, S,urriita;clio, . | 'Naiikihg Road '

Siemens China Co. , Associated, Agencies (Far East), Ltd.

Tschurin & Co., Ltd.—S-i, Maniwu I —i'il,' hEihi^se 'Rdad ’' ’ ' ’ ' ’

machi Ault AAViBgaiG China Co.—37, Can,

ton Road

Peiping | Babcock! ; & WihfcoNj' LiD.—r,’The Bund

BM?NER, Kiukiang Road "

American

34, ShiE LdcoMOTivii

'Chin,: Hutung ^ Sales ■ Cor-Rn.—' ! Beten^IjAer Cjii^A Co,—4M, Kiangs^.

IAnpehsen. .Meter A .Co.—1, Tai Yuen Calco Road

China Agency—14, Museum

, Fu Hutung

Bist.RKi.p & Su?i;-h6,t,Legation Street j d.vr.bEit- MARsfiall A Co.—2, Peking.'

Chinese Engineering and DeVep.Oi’- I Camero^'M'Go:', A.—21,’ TiTik^e EciCd ‘

;MENT'Co-r-rTa,' Nan Chih Tzu i CaNton TiiAniNd Go.—9#3, Chengtu'

Comptoir Rhsso-Belge de Commerce & j Road

r !i •j.p’ilNJaiC^fE

'Chieh --rt: 4a* Wai CEiao Pu | O^ng USfe* YdE^Ar^&j' BToAdway . !

Chien Hsin Engineering Co... Ltd,--t

1 >Forbes

; Chuaoi <5rPu;: Co;3,

Chieh Wheliam—45, W;al. . dihiNA' 138, Kiangso Road

General ■ American CAst Co,- GiuuhI Road' ifhGTneers,* Ltd.—15, Mugeup

Hotel de Pekin

Sauer A Co.-—iR3; • Tiing Kuan Yin ! Chong East

Wo & Co.—A868, Broadway

• Ssu, ; | Corbin Hocks & Haruwa^e—55, Yuen

Siemssen & Co.—20; Gan Mien Hu- Ming-Yuen Road ... . , .

vturfg ;

Sjuipth - & Co.. F.L. (Cement)—2.% Canton ,R°ad, , (China), Dtp,—-3,

: Dodge'& Seymour

... ■

! Hsi Tsung Pu Hutwn.g

Yen Nan A Co.—48, Tung. Sse Nan ■ Dodwell Road

& Co., Ltd.—17, ■ .Canton

uooilMttHtdQ oavlonoM.

Ta Chieh ■ Duncan,& ,Qo.-79, Foochow, Road

Eagle & Globe Steel Co.—8, MuseUm

Shanghai Road .: : , . , ■ ;

Aerostyle, Ltd.—19, 7 Museum Road !| Eastern . Engineering Works — 12,.

Ezechueh Road >

. Allen &■ Co.—8a, Y uon Ming Yuen ; E Zung Chong & Co.—273, Broadway.:

Road j Fagan & Co., Ltd.—261, Kiangse Road

\Allen,

Roan ,S°HS -L Co., W.H.—3L Peking : Fraser , and , Chalmers’ Engineering

American Machine ^ .-Eoundry Co.— : Works—23, Kingpo Road

> 1, The Bund General Refrigeration Co.—6, Hong-

American Trading Co.—3, Canton German kong Road hnuil • -

Road China Co., Ltd.—-^e, SzedrUen"

Road

. Andersen, Meyer & Co.—4, Yuen' German Machine Co. ---7 9. Siki'hg Rd.

Ming Yuen Roal

1 |Anglo-Chxnese I denting Co.—190, I Glathe & Witt—410, SzecKuen'RoatT

Kiukiang Road Hachiya & ‘Co;—9A, HAnkow Road

Arai A Co.—12, Hankow Road Hartmann, Walter—P.Q. Box 15,76

Arkell, & Douqlas, Inc.—3,. Canton , Hetherington kow Road

& Sons, Ltd.—7,.Han-

Road ,

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E242 MACHINERY & HARDWARE (SHANGHAI)

Hudson & Co.—452, Kiangse Road Shun Woo Engineering Works—

iNNisd & Riddle (China), Ltd.—452, 803, Point Road

Kiangse Road Siemssen & Co.—451, Kiangse Road

Jakdine Engineering Corporation- SinKiangse

Chung Engineering Co.—378,

Road

50, Yuen Ming Yuen Road

Jebsen & Co.—110, Hankow Road Singer Sewing Machine Co.—12, The

Jensen, G.S.—106, Szechuen Road Bund

JON/is & Clover, Ltd.—18, Kiukiang Sintoon Overseas Trading Co.—22,

Kiukiang Road

Road

King Kee & Co.—22, Seward Road Soy Chong—421,Ltd.—24,

Skoda Works, The Bund

Hankow Road

Klingelnberg &

Ming Yuen Road Wielda—21, Yuen Standard Machinery Supply Co.—391,

Kiangse Road

Kunst & Albers—110, Szechuen Road Stromwall,

Lang & Co., R.—4, Ezra Road Huldo—17, Yuen Ming

Yuen Road

Langdon & Co., E. W.—417, Avenue Sulzer Brothers—34, Avenue Edward

Foch VII

Linotype & Machinery Ltd. — 38, Sumitomo Goshi Kaisha—5, Kiukiang

Avenue Edward VII Road

LonKomay—4, Quai de France Tai King Trading Co.—100, Peking

Malcolm & Co., Ltd.—220, Szechuen Road

Road Telge and Shroeter—212, Szechuen

McGregor Iron Works—233, Ward Road

Road Toryu Yoko—2274, Boone Road

Mee-Yeh Handels Compagnie — 16, Wah Chang Trading Corporation—

Canton Road 60, Ningpo Road

Metropolitan Trading Co.—16, Mu- Wah Foung & Co.—A1296, Broadway

seum Road Walworth International Co.—110,

Modern

ChengtuHardware

Road & Co.—912, North Ward,

Szechuen Road

Monotype Corporation—17, The Bund Way ChongLtd., Thomas—34, Museum Rd.

Mustard & Co., Ltd.—22, Museum Road & Co.—W166, Kweichow

Road Worthington Pump & Machinery

Oliveira & Son—1, Seward Road Corp.—4, Yuen Ming Yuen Road

Orenstein & Koppel, A. G. — 451, York Shipley, Inc.—81, Jinkee Road

Kiangse Road

Osborn & Co., Samuel—2a, Kiukiang Za Chong Shun—101, Broadway

Zee & Sons, W.Z.—A1299, Broadway

Road

Reiss & Co., Fed., Inc., Hugo—185, Zung Sing—J29, Kung Woo Li

Yuen Ming Yuen Road

Reuter, Brockelmann & Co. — 452, Swatow

Kiangse Road

Rieily, Simmons & Milne—25, Peking Dunfold & Co.

Road San Shing Co.—30, Chi Ping Road

Rose,

East),Downs andCanton

Ltd—29, Thompson

Road (Far

Sammann & Co. (China), Paul E.—3, Tientsin

Canton Road

Scott, Harding & Co.—121, Peking A.Taku E. G. China Electric Co.—63*

Road

Road Andersen, Meyer & Co.—96, Rue de

Shun Kee & Co.—A1097, Broadway Takou

 CL4SB1FIEE) LIST OF ' TRADES

MACHINERY & HARDWARE (CHINA., SIAM, MALAYA E243

Aknhold & Co.—10, Taku Road Barrow, Brown & Co., Ltd.—Tapan

Babcock & Wilcox, Ltd.—173, Victoria Hua Takay

Road Buan Hoa Seng & Co.

Bielfield & Sun—52, Taku Road Borneo Co., Ltd., The

Black & Co., J.F.—32, Ta Yuan Fu Butler & Webster

Hutung Diethelm & Co.

Buchmeister & Co.—49, Taku Road Gestetner (Eastern), Ltd., D.—P.Q-

China American Engineering Corpn. Box 27

—Rue de Franoe Hedeman, Evers & Go.—P.O. Box 84

China American Trading Corpora- International Engineer Co.—Char-

| tion—Rue de France tered Bank Lane

f China Northern Corporation—47-55, Nai Lert

i Rue de Paris Oriental Machinery Stores—Wora-

; Dau & Co., Hugo—9/11, via Ermanno char Road

* Carlotto

Elbrook, Incorporated—31-47, Daven- MALAYA

port Road (Textile and Knitting)

Fobes Co., Ltd.—49, Taku Road Penang

' Hayes Engineering Corporation—49,

Taku Road

Jardine, Engineering Corporation— Guthrie‘& Co.—35, Weld Quay

Victoria Road Kim Keng Leong & Co. — 127, Beach

Ley Ltd.—90, Victoria Road Street

Oriental Trading & Engr. Co.—49,, Paterson,

Quay

Simons & Co.—9, Weld

Taku Road

PotTinger & Co.—55, Victoria Road United Engineers—87, Bishop Street

Shingming

tier of TakuTrading

Road Co., Ltd.—Cor- Perak

Siemssen & Co.—63, Taku Road

Singer Sewing Machine Co.—132, Elunn & Oo.—98, Belfield Street

Rue du Baron Gros.

Sintoon Overseas Trading Co.—135, Fleming Bros.—Lahat Road, Ipoh

Huttenbach, Lazarus & Sons, Ltd.—

Rue Dillon

Societe des Anciens Etablissements Kyle, Palmer &Road,

94, Brewster Ipoh

Ob.—84, Belfield St.

Arnoult—Akiyama Road Lindeteves Stokvis (Inc. D.E.L.).—

Skodaworks, Ltd.—4, Honan Road Brewster Road, Ipoh

Twyford & Ca—113, Rue du Chay- Lobnitz & Co., Ltd.—P.O. Box 111,.

lard Ipoh

Tsinan United Engineers—Lahat Road

. Ma & Co., Y. C.—165, Fourth Main Selangor

I Street

Federated Engineering Co., Ltd., The

SIAM —246, High Street, Kuala, Lumpur

Bangkok Kinsey & Co.—P.O. Box 101

Miners’ and Builders’ Supply Co.—

Bangkok Dock Co. 123, High Street, Kuala Lumpur

Bangkok Trading Co. — Pitstien Paterson, Simons & Co.—1, Old

Market Square

Bridge

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E244' MACHINERY & HARDWARE (SINGAPORE, MANILA)

Singapore PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

Adamson, Gifillan & Co., Ltd.— Cebu

Hong Kong Rank Bnilding

Babcock & Wilcox, Ltd.—B2, Bt3 International Harvester Co. of the

Hongkong Bank Chambers Philippines

Barlow & .00.—Ooean Building Iloilo

Borneo Sumatra Trading Co.—41,

Robinson Road International Harvester Co. of the

Chin Ho & Oo.—9, Phillip Street Philippines

East Asiatic Co.—3, Raffles Quay Kpppel .(Philippines) Inc,

Eastern Import & Export Qq.—40,

High Street Manila

Fraser & Gumming—Union Building Aguado Hermanos—130, Balmes, Quia-

Hye Seng & Cp.—35, Ohulia Street V6.

Ingersol - Rand (India), Ltd. —4, AGtiiLAR Machine Shop—215, Lakan-

Rallies Quay d'ula

Malayan Motors,' Ltd. Atlantic Gulf and 1 P.vcniu Co.—

-McAlister &. po.—Gresham House 77, M. de la Industria

Malayan Mechanical Equipment Co.— American

—101-107,Hardware

Echague, &Sta.Plumbing

Cniz Co.

14, 'Robinson Road

Pathodgins, Ltd.—72, Cecil Street Cranston, H. D.—^^8, Kn^edler Bldg.

Boon Teck & Co.—56,

1 Market Street Cham-Samoo & Sons—366, Sto, Cristo

Tong Lam & Co, —59; Market Street Davao Light & Power.po,, )nc. —552,

United Engineers, Ltd.--River Valley DyRizal

BuiNcio & Ca.,. Inc,—19-1, . M. de

Road Binondo

Waits & Co., Ltd.—45-47, Robinson Earnshaw 'Docks and Honolulu Iron

Road WorHs, Tks— 18, 'S^cohd . Street/

Port Areaii : ' ■■

NETHERLANDS iNDlA ELM.Ac XkcI 027, Kizal Avenue1

Engineering

C6., Inc.-P,0.Equipment

Box 5(128' a Supply'J

Batavia

General

CervantesMachinery

1 Co.—3, Plaza

Burt Myrtle & Co, :U . .

IM. V. Handel Mij Gestetner— Gestetner Duplicators-127, Eseolta

Rijswijk Straat, Weltevreden, Binondo (Printing)

N. V. I.ettergieterij "Amsterdam”— Harris, Myer Machinery Co.—1955,

v/h Ri Tetterade—Tanah Abang Azcarraga, StS,'- Cruz

West 10 (Frinting)

Linotype & Ma©hine%y, Ltd.—Thi- Hau^mahn

1729

& Co., L. M,—P.O. Box

baultweg 1 — - Insular Hardware & Supply Co.—

Corner Dasmarindas and David

Sburabaya International Harvester Co. of

the PhiSsppines—P-O. Box 308

N: V. Handle MpPGESTkTHER—Kuni- Joe Tek Co.—613, Hieanoi

par.g Djppoen 5 ' ': ■ Jolo Poaver(Philippines)

Co., Inc.— 552,‘Inc.—P.O.

Rizal

Vraag' ^ AanboD (N. V. Het Techn. Koppel

Bureau)—Aloon Al'obn Jjontong 58 189

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

MACHINERY & HARDWARE—MANUFACTURERS’ AGENTS E245

Landahlt, Inc., John—F.O. Box 1392 Osaka

Lovsted & Co., (Manila), Ltd., C. M.

—16th and Railroad Streets, Port Aall & Co., Ltd.—9, Koraibashi

Area

Manila Machinery and Supply Co., Burke ii ai

& Baker—P.O. Box 1&8, Gen-

Inc.—675-681, Dasm&rinas

Murphy & Co., J. A.—228, Luis Perez, Dodge & Seymour, Ltd.—Teiheiyo

Building, Kami-dori

Samanillo Building, Escolta

Nell Co., Edward J.—680, Dasmar- Holdsworth, ing, 9, Imabashi

J.—405, Teikoku Build-

indas

Norton <'& • Harrison Co.—Kneedier MVller, Phipps & Sellers, Ltd:—P.

O. Box 63 (Central)

Building

Otis Elevator Co. —P.O. Box 847 Sammann & Co., of Japan, Paul E.—

Banda Building, Imabashi

Pacific Commercial Cti. —National Teubner, H.—13, ~Gotenyama, Taka-

City Bank Building

Parsons Hardware Co., inc.— razuka

P.O. Box 423 Tokyo

Philippine _ Engineering Co. - — 936,

Raon,1 Quiapo

Singer Sewing Machine Co.—34, Fbazar & C6.v— Yafesu Building,

. Eseolta, Bin on do Marunouchi

Smith, Bell & Co., Ltd.—Hongkong Hammond tral)

& Co.—P.O. Box 23 (Cen-

& Shanghai Ban]? Building

Standard Iron Works—713, Azcar- Muller, Phipps & Sellers—P.6. Box

raga (Central) .

Tay ' SsiNG" H^RDWAif^Cb'.—10^3i Lave-

zares Yokohama

Uy Chaco Sons Co,, INC.--25, Plaza

Cervantes Bell,;' B-. ■ G.-v^SS,. Yama^hi/ta-cho i

Vigelmann, Shroeder & Co.—456, Collier, J. D.—23, Yamashita-eho

Dasmarinas Frazar 7^ Nihon-dori

Yulcano Engineer Co;—521, M. de la James, C.H.N.—IIb, Yamate-cho

Indust ria

Warner, Barnes & Co., Ltd.—Perez Motley, . Honmoku

R. Hunter—14, Kominato

•Samanillo Building

Wilson & Co;, lKc.^-53, Barraca CHINA

Yek- Hua TraIung CoRpn. • -129, Juart

Luna

YuTivor Sqns Hardware Co —P.O- Canton

47 ...

MaBUGNGG ENGRAVING' FAC- ' Hon Wan, , Trading

...ShanoieeD, , << C.Q.-r-16,

(1- ,

F. C.j,

TORIES (See Pag'e B23) JyiMjXQBAP, Sj—l^i, British, Concession

Leison Bros. & Co.—28^.,,Ning Kai

MANUFACTURERS’ AGENTS Wang f£ai v ., •,

R^afeek Co.—71, B. p,., Shameen.

JAPAN

Kobe Dairen

Souza, F.; S.—17, ! Nakayanlate-dori, Tschurin

dOri — I

& Co., I. I.—42, Yamagata-

•Nichome ; . .R : >' | , (V [

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

MANUFAIOTURERS’ AGENTS (CHINA)

Kellep. & Co., Ltd., Ed. A—17, Con-

naught Road C-

Associated Products Co. Keller & Co,, Ltd., Ed. A—17, Can-

Dodwell & Co. naught Road 0.

Knight & Co., T. L.—55, Nathan

Hankow Road, Kowloon

Manufacturers Representatives, Ltd.

Andersen, Meyer & Co.—11, Rue Muller —2, Connaught Road Central

Clemenceau & ; Phipps (China), Ltd.—22,

Queen’s

China Trading Co., The—3, Ting Yo Pavri & Sons,Road

Lee, Hunan Road, S.A.D. 3 K. S.—32, Wyndham

Street

Harbin Reiss, Massey & Co^ Ltd.—7, Queen’s.

Road Central

Dodge & Seymour (China) Ltd.—23, 69, Des Voeux Road& Central

Robertson, Wilson Co.,: (Ltd.—67-

Shkolnaya

Pelstrusoff, M. V.—P.O. Box 447 Shewan, Tomes & Co.—(National Bank

Building

Hongkong Wicking & Co., Harry — Prince’s

Building

Alves & Co., Ltd., J. M.—1a, Chater Young & Co., C. P.—42, Elgin Street

Road

Andersen, Meyer & Co., Ltd.—67-69, Macao

Des Vceux Road Central

Yrnhold & Co., Ltd. — Gloucester Basto, J. A.—If, Avenida Almeida

Building

Banker & Co. Ltd.—4, Queen’s Ribeiro

Road C. Peiping

Bishop & Lacey, Ltd.—5, Des Vceux

Road Central

Chee & Co., T. Y.—34-36, Hing Lung Howell, L. H.—18, Erh Tiao Hutung

Street

Colonial Mercantile Co.—63, Des Shanghai

Voeux Road Central

Davie, Boag & Co., Ltd.—Queen’s Andersen, Meyer & Co., Ltd. — 4-8,

Building Yuen Ming Yuen Road

Dayton Price & Co., Ltd. — 20, Baboud, Mary & Cie.—1,Canton Road

Queen’s Road C. Bird, Geo. E.—23-27, Ningpo Road

Dodge & Seymour (China), Ltd.— Bishop & Co.—133, Museum Road

French Bank Building

Farrell & Co., P. T.—King’s Bldg. Browne, Hill & Cp.—24, The Bund

Fook Tei Co.—Bank of Canton Bldg. Cameron & Co. (China), Ltd., A—21,

Jinkee Road

Germaii-China Trading Co.—Exchan- China Scientific Instrument Co.,

ge Building Ltd.—20, Museum Road

Getley Co., The—China Building

Globe Trading Co.—37, Des Voeux Connell

Building

& Co., Ltd., IL—Continental

Road Central Continental Commercial Co.—150,

Howaii & Co.—China Building Kiukiang Road

Jack & Co., Ltd., Wm. C. — St. Dodd, Anthony—59, Peking Road

George’s Building

Kling, P. J.—Stock Exchange Bldg. Dodge & Seymour (China), Ltd.—3,

Canton Road

 CLAjSSIFIED list of trades

MANUFACTURERS’ AGENTS (CHINA—MALAYA) E24T

Urallop, H. B.- 185, Yuen Ming Yuen Tientsin

Road

Gillespie, A. T.—114, Peking Road Boss, F, H.—Taku Road

Gil-Pekeira, J. L.—6, Kiukiang Road Bulling & Co., A. E.—27, Consular

Grilk, G. J.—141, Minghong Road Road

Grimshaw, R.—Bank of Taiwan Bldg.

Hall, R.—25, Jinkee Road MALAYA

Hamilton, Ltd., James—160, Avenue

Edward VII Penang

Hammond & Co., F. W.—6, Szechuen

Road Barbour, Ltd., E. A.—1, Penang Har-

Heacock & Check Ca.r—16a, Kiukiang bour Board Godown

Road Brown & Co., Ltd.—P.O. Box 250

Hodges, H. M.—P.O. Box 1371

Horn & Nobbins—12, The Bund Gopal Bass & Co.—37, Ceylon Lane

Hsin Yuen Co.—10, Kiangse Road Hewett, Harry W.—1, East Jelutong

Illingworth, L. E.—210, Kiukiang Kinsey & Co., J. B.—Kuala Lumpur

Road Tiang Lee & Co.—154, Beach Street

Keijola, Hannes—P.O. Box 1139 Vick & Co., V. R.—35e, Beaeh Street

Kienhuize & Co.—19, Szechuen Road Waugh & Co., Henry—33, Beach St.

Klink, P. J.—3, Edward Ezra Road

Kinhai Trading Co., Ltd. — 300, Perak

Peking Road

Koy, King E.—9, Foochow Road United Importers, Ltd.—154, Brews-

Kunst & Albers—29, Szechuen Road ter Road, Ipoh

Lin Nan Co., Ltd., The—29, Szechuen

Road Selangor

Macfie, D.—97, Jinkee Road

McKesson & Robbins—288, Tiendong Arnold, Albert—P.O. Box 405

j Road

Middleton & Co., Ltd.—20, Canton Chow Street

Kit & Co., Ltd.—4, Market

Road Harper, Gilfillan & Co.

Rawson, McNiece & Co.—81, Jinkee Harrison, Barker & Co.—Old Market

Road

Richards, J. H.—2, Peking Road Kinsey & Co., J. B.—P.O. Box 101

Rossi & Co., G.—81, Jinkee Road Koshy Bros.—60, Bater Road

Sammann & Co. (China), Paul E.—3, Russell & Co., J. A.—Hong Kong and

Canton Road Shanghai Bank Building

1 Stromwall, Holds—391, Kiangse Rd.

j Tung Tai Trading Co.—21, Biking Singapore

Road

Yuen Dah & Co.—24-25, Jehol Road Adrian & Co—2, Piak Kiam Street

Swatow Abdulla & Co., E. M.—27, Robinson

Road

Bradlev & Co.—P.O. Box 76 Asiatic Universal Trading Co.—60,

©UNFOLD & Co. The Arcade

Shauter, Dayland & Co. Ltd.—P.O. Bartholomeutz, Ltd., F. A. — 20,

Box 3 Raffles Quay

 chKssmeo)rasirf of trades

E248 M ANUEACTT RERS' AG ENTS (MALAY^ -MANTLA)

Becker, P. A. F,—2, FinLayson Green LaM; Lim & Go.rf—Vdy Lorong, -24, Gay-

Bin & Co., S. I.—25, Bonham Build- lang

ing, Chuiia Street .. Dim TuADi^Ci '4-«KN,c,Y—tS3Av Change .

Bluntschli/ B^x p3~ ' Alley

Bolter Cof.—12^, Bpnharp Ruilding :! i^LAY o02 ‘

I’ENJNgUfcAK Ag^N^Y—P.Q.1 . Box ,

' ‘• ' '

Boon Seng'& Co., Ltd.—36-38, Robin- Malayan ' CftiBiteiciAL Agency — 124,J |

son Road Albert Street

Coastal Transport Op.—35, Cecil St. Martin &; 0o,j ;Waf/^e4, Winohestetl . ■> j

|

Chin Ho & Co.—9^. Phillip Street House

Chivees & Co.-^^pph^m Building McAlister & Co., Lri).~ -Gweham ]

Colonial Trading Co.—9, D’Almeida House . r

Street Moore, F. W.—Union Building ’ ;

Conner ‘Bros." Cod LpD^—i8L !Cecil Mri.r.’Eil 4 Phiprs (Malaya); Ltd — -

Street Union Building

Dodge . & '^eymoue, Li 6. Laidlaw Naina Mohamed’ & ;-S!ons^-22', Battdry i

Building Road : iiT , A t!{

Duncan Roberts, Ltd.—ll#, Robinson PuAGiiR, • M.-»-lSi)/lCettil .Sti e-et V

Road ROE & ' C O' . ' i R. E.—8l, BohhaJn BuiMingl

EasF A«u!nFc4IC®sl LTD.-^Sj •. Rallies. Saiboo Marican & Co., K.—12, M&ket •

Quay , Stredt»U i —^wv.a; iL tA.fotiaM

Eastern J^ipo.rt Byport Co4—1, Bon- Slot &> ©0., Ltd^G. H. 9a-, RobinsGiv’t ^

ham Buildings Hoad t

Fraser & Cctmming—Uhidh Building S,TER NilERG;. (& P©..->—RaffliBS ChaiUri !

Gillespie, A. T.—47,- the Arcade bers

Goodyear Orient" Sales Co.—Telok Stoffel & •CfoTtf'MZ, Market Rtr^pt.v. a >

Ayer Reckunittion Strickland &; jQq-.—56, TE© Arcade

Gwinnell, J. K.—P.C. Box'223

Holden & C07—T57,-Cecil Street ’ Tens & Go.., .TRApiiNa .Sogiety.—90rj

Hoon Seck Robinson Road

Co.—1, Raffles Thye

Place Chiang: & Co. -- ICO, North.

.Bridge-Road

HutteniaagHj, ,Ljizariis . & ■ Sons, Ltd.^- Tilly, A. E.—147, Sims Avenue;

f>, Malacca Street .

International Indenting Co.; — 27, Unyon Trading iQo.-r-72, Robinson RcL'.

Vick & Co., Ltd., V. R.—Hong Koiig 1

Raffles Chambers .

Isaac & Co., E. S.—6,rMaI;acca Street WaddellChambers

Bank ;

& Go.—47, Union Buildi!ngi

, jJ

Jackson & Cpj-rrSSj Rojbinson Road Weill • & Montor, Lti>,—37, Thai

Jones & gp^jlRyiNG-T-ldS,.Cecil,,81. Arcade {

Kassim Y R- E., Mohamed-^-L Yaw Cuyong^SO, .North Bridge Road

Seletaz . ,.V, ' ''g '*

Keat Cheang & Go.., Ltd.—76, Robin-

son Road PHILIPPINE ISLANDS ;

Kiat & Oo., T. G.—110, Race Course

Road Manila

Klass

1; & S'diis, F. V.—163, Moiilmeiri

Road ’ Aguinaldo, L. R.-r^^ffcSG, Juan Luna ;

Lampson & Co.—24, Telok Ayer Street Street

Lea & 6o'.',' J.—63, Orchard Street' American; Trading Co.—705, Insular* a

Lee & Co,, O.^M.—39, High Street Life Building :v,. Q

Lendrum, Ltd.—c/o Borneo Co., Ltd. Astatic Commercial Corpn,—138-143;

Juan Luna, Binondo

 C'jpVSp/IFT'E/Ij) LIST OF TRADES

MANUFACTURERS’' AGENTS—METAL MERCHANTS Eg40-.i

^ Bakek Co., E.. Ef, Tji«- 0,. La^ck aod Walters & Co., JS./ K.—162-168, Soler,.

| Davis Building, Sta. Cruz Binondo ‘’ '

11 Blossom ^'Oo., Otis :YvARRINGTON, R. 07—ICY, San Vicente-

II Beimo^ West & Whitaxer—^T? David, Binon-

gehte Ajstxonio A.—412,_ R0j.naj .Rer , ! do

J Bull & 'to'., Inc.,' ^T.—i|9,( juan Wolff ACo., ’ Inc.1, fT..: J.—2I), Plaza -

I] Luna, Binondo Alovaga :

Charter, T. H'.^Cb'rteEOciio'a Build- Ysmael & Co., Inc., Juan—348, Echa-

ing, 238, Dasmarinas ’ : f?ue , , , ■ : . ■ , ; 5 ;."j ; ’■ ! 7

©OLGATfi PALMOyiY'E'-PBE'P pb.'—-SB,' DaS-

marinas BQRNEO;

: Cosmas Trading On.—823.' TJiibiztorido'

! Davies & Co., P. AL—76, Esdbfta Tan Sum Guan Son—§1, Ewe Hai

- Dee DiAk ' Cui’s ft -Cb.—ItUp NUifa; Street, Sarawak

Binondo

Dodge & Seymour, Ltd.—Insular Life MAlicii FACTORIES IN ' Gil IN A

(see Page B24) mlzll

Building, Binondo

'Gardiner A- Limjap—443,—Cu Unjieng

:. Building. > - -x MKDK AL PRACTITIONERS (see-

.General Manufacturing Co., Inc.— under Doctors)

i 905, Dagnnan, Top do :

GeTz BrOs. _&Ppd,^5|F .floor,Vperua^- M E It C H A N T S (see under General

| dez Building, T. Piripm .-Merchants) -7 K y

Glaiserman, Inc., J. ;M.—139, Juan ' iAtijnbj dfly»T.nt»oO

Luna, Binondo METAL MERCHANTS

'Goldenberg, McLeod & Co. — 194,

; Juan Lun?, ■ Bino)idp . ' JAPAN '

Hashim A Co.. Ltd., A. T.-I9, Ban-

, ,que.ro;Buildi/ag, Binondoi Kobe

Landahl, Inc., John—979, M. de la

Influstria, Biiiondq Pastel A po., W.—Isqb^ Dori

Ledgers Interchange ;Bureau —iP.-O. '

Box 888 Osaka

:Libby, McNeill &, Libby InYi—2^,,.Sta,.

Cruz Bridge, iSta. Cruz Aall &.;po., Ltd.—r9,7Koraibashi

! Maniua Mac^pery 4nd . Supply. ,.<3p., • Mannesmannroehren-were—P.O. Boxl

jInc.,—675-681,, Dasmarinas 4,60 .J- ; 7iv;v.;/. , V ; .j JUU,')

; Muller McLean & Oo.., Inc.—Insular

. Life' Building, Bla^a' Moraga 1 hnoR Tokyo

Muller A PAtops (Manila), Ltd.— | Nichio Boyeki Shokai—7, FuLaba-cbo'

t 328, National City Bank Buildirig

Philippine Net & Braid Mfg. Ct).— Shiba-ku

367, Jgan Luna Yokohama

jPresby, S. A.—Insular Life Bd'il&irfg

JitENNOLDS Co., Wm. H.—!29-, Juan' Strome AXqdn-3i5u'.Yamaabri/fca-cbo

Luna, Binondtji‘1. .laard■ Ktrll ovitjhO

Reyes & Co., FLORENbio—424, Azcar- KOREA

raga. ©3 ^nHuto^unJiM llAttiiO

iiRosenstock A Co.—115, T. PinpiA 1 Bennett & Co.—Xhemulpo

nT'BfflLINDEN, M.—50, Escolfa' Tanaka A Co.—Eusan

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E250 METAL MERCHANTS (CHINA)

CHINA Moses & Co.—Dudd'ell Street

Morton Brothers & Co.—China

Canton Building

On Fat & Co.—25, Wing Kat Street

Baist & Co.—39, F.G., Shameen Rudolf, Wolff & Kew—54, Queen’s

Road Central

Goeke & Co., A.—85, British Conces- Sander,

sion Wieler & Co.—5, Des Vceux

Rafeek & Co.—71, British Concession Sassoon Central

Road

& Co., Ltd., David—8a, Des

Hankow Voeux Road Central

Shewan, Tomes & Co.—National Bank

Behn, Meyer & Co.—The Bund Singon Building.

S.A.D. 3 & Co.—35, King Lung Street

Chung Hwa Steel Products & Trad- Union Trading Co.—York Building

ing Co., Ltd.—33, Rue de Paris Wicking & Co., Harry—Prince’s

Exten. Building.

Pao Shun Rung Sze—Pao Shun Road

Wen & Co., M. K.—9, Yi Yuen Street Macao

Hongkong China Metal Mfg. Co., Ltd.—65-71

Avenida Admirante Lacerda

A. Yuen & Chee Cheong Co.—75,

Connaught Road Central Shanghai

A Ming & Co.—105, Des Vceux Road

Central

Au Siu Cho —China Building American Metal Co., Ltd.—Sassoon

Basto & Co.—10, Queen’s Road C. House, Nanking' Road

Bradley & Co.—Prince’s Building Arkell & Douglas, Inc.—3, Canton

Chee Wing & Co.—27, Lee Yuen St. Road

China Commercial Co.—21, Connaught Arnhold & Co., Ltd.—1, Nanking Road

Balfour & Co., Ltd.—8, Museum

Road Central Road

Davie, Boag & Co., Ltd.—Queen’s Bohler Brothers & Co., Ltd.—7,

Building The Bund

E. King & Co.—25, Wing Wo Street

Fung Tang—Pedder Building Bowern & Co.—38, Canton Road

Gibb, Livingston & Co.—P. & O. Bush, Mack & Co.—3, Hankow Road

Building

Gilman & Co.—43, Des Vceux Road C. Chang Metal

Dah Yuen & Co.—43, Broadway

Hardivilliers & Cie. — Asia Life Chinanaught Road

Products Co.—514, Con-

Building China Metal Works—40, Ningpo Rd.

Hoo Cheong Woo & Co.—55, Con- China Metallisatior Co.—451, Kiang-

naught Road Central se Road

Ip Tak & Co.—36a, Queen’s Road C.

Kwong Sang & 00.-59, Connaught Ching Chong, Y.—136, Broadway

Road Central. Chung Hwa Steel Products Co.—39,

Meyerink & Co., W.—12, Pedder Szechuen Road

Street Crittail Manu'facturingCo.—74, Sze-

Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha, Ltd.—14, chuen Road

Pedder Street E-Zung Chong & Co.—273, Broadway

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

METAL MERCHANTS—MINING E25I

Eickhoff & Co.—151, Kiangse Road Tientsin

Ffrukawa Electric Co.—32, Jinkee

Road Behn, MeyEr & Co.—Taku Road

High Speed Steel Alloys, Ltd.—8, Collins & Co., Ltd.—75 Consular

Museum Road Road

Hopkins, Dunn & Co.—48, Szechuen Forbes & Co., Wm.—43, Victoria Road

Road Gipperich & Co., E.—52, Taku Road

Hutchison & Co., J. D.—1, Canton Harper & Co.—Robert Dollar Build-

Road ing

Inniss & Riddle (China), Ltd.—-7, Neilsen & Winther, Ltd.—128, Vic-

Yuen Ming Yuen Road toria Road

Kien iKee Mining OA—20, Museum Pottinger & Co.—55, Victoria Road

Road Walte & Co.—186, Bristow Road

King Kee & Co,—22, Seward Road

McGregor Iron Works—235, Ward SIAM

Road

Metal Box Co., Ltd.—Sassoon House Bangkok

Metallization Co. of China Cq., Ltd.

—220, Szechuen Road Barrow, Brown & Co., Ltd.—Tapan

Osborn & Co., Ltd— 2a, Kiukiang Hua Takay

Road Borneo Co., Ltd., The

Poldi Steel Works—60, Kiangse Road Buan Hoa Seng & Co.

Reuter, Brockelmann & Co. — 452, Siamese Tin Syndicate, Ltd.

Kiangse Road

Sheh Chang Trading Co.—100, Peking MALAYA

Road

South Wales Tinplate Corporation - Singapore

P.O. Box 1324

Stewarts & Lloyds, Ltd.—41, Sze- Boon Place

Seng & Co., Ltd. — 1, Raffles

chuen Road

Strong & Co.—452, Kiangse Road Gammeter & Co.—92, Robinson Road

Sumitomo Goshi Kaisha—69, Kiu- Diamond Metal Products Co.—601,

Kampong Road

kiang Road

Telge & iSchroeter—212, Szechuen C.—Union BuildingLtd., E. S. & R.

Moulton (Eastern),

Road

United States ,Steel Products Co.— Perak

1, Canton Road

Wah Foung & Co.—A1296, Broadway United Importers, Ltd.—154, Brew-

Ward, Ltd., Thos. W.—8, Museum ster Road, Ipoh

Road

Way Chong & Co.—W156, Kweichow MINING

Road

Zee & Sons, W. Z.—A. 1299, Broadway JAPAN

Swatow Tokyo

F uj ita Ko gyo K. K .r—6, Yamashiro-

Dunfold & Co. cho

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E252 ■ ' MIMING'

Furukawa Gomei Kaisha—8, Maru- Peiping

nouchi

Kuha^a Mining Co,, Ltd.—is, Nakar- Kailan Mining Administration—Le-

dori

Mr-rcLi Mining Co., Ltd. l, Sura^a- gation Street

cho

Nippon Sangyo K.K.—15, Gokaii, $IAM

Nakadori

Yamaguchi Mining Trading CoA- Bangkok

Marunouchi Building, Marunou

Osaka East Asiatic'Co., ;Ltd., The

, Leon Owens# Ltd:, Louis T.

Dohi Rinzan. Mining ,C.o., Ltd.—

Doj ima Hama-dori -MALAYA

Furukawa Kagyo. K.K.—4, Doj ima

Hama-dori Pahang

Osaka Aen Tekkosho—5, Daikai-dori

Sumitomo Cc^rfr EaisJha—22, Kita- Raub Australian Gold Mining- CD*,

hama. Ltd.

KOREA

Perak

The Oriental Consolidated Mining

Co.—Ho^uchin Chosen Austral Malay Tin, Ltd.

FORMOSA Kampong Kamunting Tin Dredging,

Ltd-. ' ' • ’

Akashi Mining' Co., Ltd.—Akashi- Thabawleik Tin Dredging, ..Ltd.

cho, Taikokii

Keelung

lung Mining Co. -Shoento, Kee- Singapore

Kinkasek; Gold Mine Co., Ltd.— Raub Australian Gold Mining Co.,

Zuieho-sno,' Keeiung Ltd.—c/d ’Derridk & Co.

Nitto Mining Oo,, IrfD.—2,’ Ho'n- Singkep Maatschappy (Tin)',— P.O.

, machi Box 548

TaIyo' Mining' Co., Ltd. t-Dcnry6-ko, G’aw Bros.', Ltd.—59, Chulia Street

Keeiung

CHINA PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

Foochow Manila

Kailan Minin,g Administration—c/o

Dodwell & Co.,' Ltd. 'Baguio'fadLD Mining Co.—G. do Ids

Reyes Building

Hongkong Balatoc Mining Co.—610, National

City Bank Building, Juan Luna,

Hong Kong Iron Mining Co., Ltd.— Binondo

3, Chater Road -

Kailan Mining Administration — NationalConsolidated

Benguet Mining Co.—

City Bank Bui}ding, Juan

Queen’s Building Luna, Binondo

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

MOTOR CAR DEALERS (JAPAN) E?53

Big Wedge Mining Co,—P.O. Box Nippon Jidosha K.K.—Higashi Na-

214 kasu-cho

Demonstration Gold Mines— 308, Yanase Jidosha K.K.—Kami Gofuku

Kneedler Building; cho

Salaoot Exploration . Company—503,

Masonic Temple Nagasaki

BORNEO Chuo J idosha Shokai — 52, Hon-

thakatarmachi

Sarawak Hashimoto iShokai—10, Senba-Lho

Yamaichi Moto&Is—4l; Ura Goto-

Sime, Darby & Co:, Ltd. - 6, Main machi

Bazaar, KueMng Nagoya

MOTION PICTURES

Dai-Ichi Automobiles Co., Ltd.—

MOTOR CAR DEALERS, ETC. Yaba-cho

Harley-Davidson Motorcycle Sales

Co.—Temma-cho

JAPAN Nippon Automobile Co.- O-ike-cho,

Naka-ku

Kobe

Osaka

Fujita Jidosha Gomei Kaisha—30,

Naka-machi Akao Tomikichi—73, Sugawara-doVi,

Fcjita iShokai — 129, Nakayamate- . Kita ku

dori America Sbokai—21, Higashi Umeda-

Keneki Jidosha Shoten, K.K.—44, cho

Shiriike Kita-machi Asahi Jidosha Shokai^-21, Kikko-sho-

Okumura Shoten—41, Sbimoyamate- Asano Seisaku-chc—1, Benten-c-ho

dori

Rudge, Whitworth, Ltd.—39, Akashi- Datto Jidosha SeIzo K.K.—1, Minami

Okaj ima

machi Fukuda Jidosha Shokai—2-72, Kami

Toyo Shoji K.K.-—61, Ura-machi Fukushima Naka , • ■

General Motors (Japan) Ltd. - Tsura-

Hakodate machi, Taisho-ku

Hanshin Jidosha Unyu-tkn—100, Shi-

bata-cho

Donan Motors Shokai—83,' Suehiro- Hanshin

cho Kokudo J idosha K.K.—34,

Ebie Kami-cho, ~

Hakodate Anzen Jidosha Shokai—"33, Harley-Davidson

Ebisu-cho Motorcycle .Sales

Uroko Shokai—30, Suehiro-cho Co.—71, Kamifnkushima

Hokoku Jidosha K.K.—63, Kami Fu-

kushima Naka

Kyushu Jushtn Noria: Jidosha K.K.—338

Juso Nishino-®ho

Fujii & Kubata Jidosha Shokai — Kawamori Shoten—2-53, Kobasbi Hi-

Imaizumi-cho gashino-cho

i Nakamura Jidosha Shokai—Kami Ko- Kintaku Jidosha K.K.—62, Higashi

yama-cho Umeda-cho

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E254 MOTOR CAR DEALERS

Eoktjsai Jidosha Shokai—259, Sone- Futabaya Shoten—7, Sakurada-Kubo-

saki Kami-dori cho

Kondo Jtdosha-ten—39, Tani-machi Haeley Davidson Motoe Cycle Sales

Kyoiiitsu Jxdosha Goshi Kaisha— Co.—12, Tameike-cho

Minami Shin Machi Iwaya Jidosha K.K.—7, Ginza

Kyoto Kosho K.K.—1, Tosabori-dori Japan Automobile Co.—3, Tameike-

Maeuko Jidosha Shokai—30, Sonesaki machi

Shinchi Jay W. Myees, Inc.—P.O. Box F. 89

'N'ichibei Jidosha K.K.*—18, Bakuro- Central

machi

Nichibei Shoten—18, Dojima Hama- KokusaiAkasaka-ku

Jidosha K.K.—34, Tameike

dori Mitsubishi Kokoki K.K.—4, Maru-

’Nichibei Stae Jidosha K.K.—46, Ko- nbuchli, Kojimachi-ku

bayashi-cho Naigai Kogyo Kaisha, Ltd.—5, Yura-

Nippon Jidosha K.K.—Sonezaki Ka~ ku-cho

mi-dori . Nichibei Stae Motoe Sales Co.—2,

Osaka Chtio Jidosha Shokai—30, Tameike-machi

Kamifokushima Minami-cho Safety Motoe Cae Co.—4, Temma-

Osaka Jidosha iK.K.—6, Nishinaga- cho

hori Kita-dori Tokyo Motoe Bus Co.—46, Kita-

Osaka Jidosha Shoji K.K.—28, Ume- Inairi-cho

da-cho

Sansho Jidosha K.K.—21, Kamifuku- Uchida Jidosha KIK.—17,Kobiki-cho

Tozai Motoes, Ltd.—4,

Kamidori

shima Minami-cho

Stae Jidosha Shokai—3-51, Honda- Yanase Automobile . Co.—Chiyoda

Building, Minami Temma-cho

machi

Tathei iShokai—1, Dojima Hama-dori

Toyo Jidosha K.K.—10, Sonezaki Yokohama

Shinchi

Union Jidosha Shokai—1090, Sakura- Foed Motoe Co. of Japan—3414,

Moriya-cho

gawa-cho

Yanase Jidosha K.K.—18, Umeda .Kanagawa cho •

Motor K.K.—17, Sakuragi-

Kita-ku

Kueata Tekkosho—3413, Moriya-cho

Shimonoseki Nippon Foed Jidosha K.K.—3414,

Moriya-cho

Shimonoseki Jidosha—lKan,nozaki-cho cho Jidosha K.K.—24, Sakuragi-

Nippon

Tomita Tsueuzo—Nishinabe-cho Takemura Shokai—3, Ohta-machi

Yanase Shoji Kaisha—14, Sakuragi-

Tokyo cho

Aoi Jidosha Shokai—Tameike, Aka- KOREA

saka-ku

Bosch A. G., Robeet—15, Tameike-cho Keijo Jidoska—116, Hasegawa-cho,

Chuo Jidosha Kabushiki Kaisha—3/7, Seoul

Yuraku cho Nippon Jidosha Kaisha—Seoul

Empiee Jidosha Shokai—1-2, Gofuku- Sale & Co.—75, Takezoe-cho, Seoul

sho Yamamoto Jidosha Shokai—74, Taihei

Feazae & Co.—P.O. Box 158 dori, Seoul

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MOTOR CAR DEALERS (CHINA) E255

FORMOSA Dunlop Rubber Co. — ‘Kitakskaya

Street

Keelung Motor Car Co., Ltd.—105, Nikolaeff Bros.—12, Kosoy Street

Shinten, Keelung

Ryosho Automobile Co.—Tachibana- Hoihow

cho, Taiboku

Takao Kyoei Automobile Co., Ltd.— Hainan Motor Co.—Main Road

Horie-cho, Takao

Taiwan Motors Co., Ltd. —Shintomi-

cho, Taihoku Hongkong

CHINA American Motor Car Co.—366, Hen-

nessy Road

Canton Asiatic Motor Cars Co., Ltd.—439,

Hennessy Road

Gilman & Co., Ltd.—2, F.C. Shameen Brandt & Co.—P.O. Box 272

Goeke & Co., A.—85, Brit. Concession China Motor Bus Co.—Asiatic Bldg.

Western Motor Car Co.—46, Shakee China Motor Supply Co.—28, Des

Road Voeux Road Central

Dairen Dodwell & Co., Ltd.—Queen’s Bldg.

Dragon Motor Car Co., Ltd., The—

Dairen Motor Sales Shokai—154, Duro 33, Wong Nei Chong Road

Yamagata- dor i Motor Co.—132, Nathan Road

Fukusho Koshi K.K.—213, Yama- East Point Garage—Yee Wo Street

gata-d'ori Far East Motors—26, Nathan Road,

Liaotung Motor Company—33, Yanaa- Kowloon

gata-dori Gascon Motor Co.—2, Kwong' Wah

Nishikawa Shoten K.K.—20, Kii-cho Road

Oriental Motors Co.—22, Yamagata- Getz’s Motor Service Station-^Corn-

dori er of Lockhart Road & Marsh Road

Rehder & Dorn—17, Yamagata-dori Gilman & Co., Ltd.—4a, (Des Vceux

Road Central

Hankow Goeke & Co., A.^China Building

(4th floor)

Been, Meyer & Co.—11, The Bund Harper & Co., Wallace—223, Nathan

Belcher, E.—Corner of Hunan Road Road, Kowloon

China Inland Motors—Corner Peking Hongkong

Road

Hotel Garage — Queen’s

Central

and Hunan Roads, S.A.D. 3 Hongkong Motor Accessory Cp., The

Gale Co., L.E.—48, Rue Dautremer —St. George’s Building

Wuhan Motors—The Bund Kai Tack Motor Bus Co. (1926) Ltd.

—Kai Tack Bund, Kowloon City

Harbin Kowloon Motop. Bus CO-—Pioneer

Building, Kowloon

Chinese American Automobile Co.— National Motor CAk Co.+-71-75, Hen-

nessy Road

116, Ching Yang Chai

Dodge & Seymour—33, Komerscheska- Orient Motor Car Co., The—303-309,

ya Street Hennessy Road

 cLASSr-rmw list op trades

E256 AKyWft C'A H DE(A 1MRi$; (CEPJ Isf !

Pii'PtTBr.i.j MoTOeboat Co., iT.Ti).- Cause- Shanghai

way Bay

Rosfe’ & Co;,1 Alex—1a, ChMeV Rokcf' AMERibAN- AsiXti’c Trading Co.—17,

Rudolf, Wolff & Kew—-56, Queen's The Bund

Road Central., : > American Engineering Corporation

South China Motor. Car Co.—33, Des (China)—583, Bubbling Well Road

Voeux Road C. 1 AxPiiRson & Ferrog'i a6q—755f Avehufe

Star Taxi Co.—Ewo' Street Foch

Thornycroft & Co. —Pioneer Building AttNOtiif- & CL., Ltd.—1, Kamkihg Rd.

Union Motor Supply Co.—311, Hen- Auto Castle—242, Avenue Joffre

nessy Road Auto Palace Co., Ltd,—100, Route du

World Motor ;Supply—2, Wyudh-am Cardinal Mertefei*

Street Bayceee Motor “Car Cq—3a, Yates

Road

Macao Behn, Meyer China-Co.—421, Kiangse

Road

At;rd Palace —1c, rAvenida Almeida Bills Foch

. MoT0;RSr-C9Tn&r of Avenue

Hibeiro China Auto Accessories Co.—10,

Garage Lusitania—1e, Avenida Al- Bubbling Well Road

meida Ribeiro

Kfr Kvv'n Moxop Road Co., Ltd.— Sassoon House O^inbus Co., Ltd.—

China General

tvue do LoT.chas China Motors, Fed. Inc.—702, Bub-

bling Well Rdad' .

Mukden China Rubber Tyre ' Co., Ltd.—42,

Avdnue' Rdward* VII.

South Manchuria Motor Co.—20. Dodge Seymour—3,^ Canjcon, Roafl

Chiyota-cRo , Dong

.608, Chong

Nanking'Cycle

Roadand ttppfyp Co,—

United Motors, Ltd.—39, Chiyoda- Dunlop Rubber Co.—9, Foochow Road

dori

Enssle, K.—17, Foochow I^ba'L

Peiping Express Vulcanising and. Tyre Cp.—

351, A.Venud' Fodli

Firestone Tyre’& Rubber Export Co.

Amertca'n Chinese Oo; — 4, Tung —17, Canton VRbtoH

Chang An Chieh Fisk Tire Export Co.—451, Kiangse

Black & Co., J.F.—32, Ta Juan Pu Road

Hutung Fop Lai Tyrb and Rpbbeb Co-.—S68i

CfeiHLi Motors—65, Wang- Fu Da Park Road

Dsieh Ford Motor Co.* Exports,; Inc.—

DunlOp Rubber; Co.—15, Kan Yu Hu- Rqbprt Dollar Wharf, Rootling

tung - ' nirtoM) .1 - Frost, Bland & COf^e^ ^zechuen. Ro7a4

Frazar, Federal Inc.—294, H'atamen General Motors China Inc.—3, North

Street Yangtsze Road

General American Oar Co.—Grand Goodyear Tyre1 and Rubber Co.—51,

Hotel dc Pekin Canton Road

Lee SheNG Co. -321, Hatamen Street GHand Garage Francats—356, Avenue

Modde, F.—39, Mahsienbutung J off re . • *

■Yen Kan & Co. -^73; Tung Sze Tan Ta Great ChtNa Garage Co.—40, North

Chieh I Shansi Road 4o y. . v

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MOTOR CAR DEALERS (CHINA) E257

Hartzenbusch Motor Co. —^640, Tientsin

Avenue Foch

-Honigsbebg , &■_ .Sqn-^271, ,Medhurst

Koa(J " ’ •, rKjrn:uT‘.cLuOl *-:'ri$h

.Hudford Motoxjs—36, .Gre^t,. Westewi American Chinese

U.S.A..—38, 40 &T42, Rue

Fed., Inc.,

de France

Road ’ . u

John . Garage Co., Ltd.—974, Woo Berger’s Takp Road

Enterprises, Ltd,, ,— 10S,

clang Road

Lee' Lee-:(5arA;ge Ca—4^9^ Sdocliow Rd. Boycott

Chihli

& Co.—3, Wusibi Road

Motors—10, Taku Road

Melchers & Co,—19, Kiukiang Road,

MiCheIIn 60.—16/ MUsegm Road; " China-Continental,;.

Continental’Building : Commence Co.—

Moody, Mark L. (Fed. Inc., U.S.A.) Qhjsja Northern 7 Corporati on—47-55v

—10, Avenue Edward VII Rue de Paris ,

Motor Accessories &^Hardware Co.— DEELb &■ Co./, Ltd.—32, Woodrow Wil-

22, Siking Road -

Motor Management and Finance Col Dodwell son 'Street

—755, Avenue Foch & Co:, Ltd. —19, Victoria

Nahmmacher, 6arl—5(?V Avenue, Fdch Frazar Terrace C ;

^[anyang Motor t So prey : f Cq.’~-202, JullietFederal Inc.—95, Rue du 14

Avenue Edvard VII.

JSepborg AIotor _ Service Go.—162, Garage Central 67, Rue (le France

Medhurst Road Germanr Cycle Co-—?a, .flue, G.

Ov eej.avd Motors, Ltd.^- IDQ, Route DeverTa

Cardinal Mercier John’s, Import and Export Go.—272,

Radio andtAoGo.Si:ppi.y Co.- -1 i Thibet Taku Road

Road National Motors Co., The—OoTner

Reliance Moipp,s;: Fed.; 4 iNOi-r^SS, , Meadows and .Taku Roads-

Avenue Fpdi. ^ ^ North China Motors Corporation—

Sammann & Co. (China), pAHLyEvd-S, 46, Bromley. Read

. Can tan Road Rehder & DoRN-jfg2.f-Rue de 14 Julliet

Servahto, Ltd.—336, Avenue de Roi Robertson- E vans--Motors

. .Moadows ■ and Taliu rRu^ds— Corner

-Albert • , , . • ,

l Shanghai Horse Bazaar and Motor StanIM-’ Motor ' SorviOe Cov ^ 27,

Co., Ltd.—' I$j‘ ' Route1 Cardinal Bromley Eoa.d

Mercier WKWAOHlS Teh Chang Trading Co.- :'z?1f3, Rue

Shanghai Motor Sales Co.—&59, IH^lonr 1 A -.‘Tr.l „a; L

Avenue Edward VII. Tientsin Auto Supply Co.—76, Bus

i Shanghai1 Motors — 994-6, Avenue ' du 14 Juliet

Joffre

1 Thornycroft &: ' Co., John I. — 3, Tsingtao

Canton Read ■

TRia^GLe MoTohs—03,' Route, (lardinal

Mercier Adams, T. 2, Cheki'ang Road. ; '

, Union Motors-ftl92, Avenue Foeh American-Oriental Motors, Fed. Inc.

i United Motor Co.—1451, Avenue Road U.S.A.—78, Honan Road

-Universal A'U'i'o StivPLY' Co.—J1170, Hansen Road

& Co., Ulf.—20, Kuan Tao

Avenue Edward VII.

I Tiki-cSS' lCo;-OF OHtNA, Inc.^- Tsingtao iMotors Fed. Inc. — 11,

Chung Shan Road- - ;>]

I 534, Rue Bourgeat LnoV

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E258 MOTOR CAR DEALERS (MALAYA)

MALAYA Cycle & Carriage Co., Ltd.—Kuala |

Lumpur

Malacca Hup Hin & Co.—3-2, Yap Ah Loy I

^Street, Kuala Lumpur

Borneo Motors and Borneo Chevro- Klang and Cycle and Motor Works

—Klyne Street, Kuala Lumpur

let, Ltd.

Malacca Motor Garage—81, Jonkev National Motors—284d, Batu Road ‘

Straits Motor Garage—292, Batu j

Street Road, Kuala Lumpur

Negri Sembilan Wearne Bros., Ltd.—Robertson Road-,

Kuaia Lumpur

Borneo Motors, Ltd.—68-70, Setul

Road, Seremban Singapore

Motorists’ Stores and Agency 'Co.-

87, Birch Road, iSeremban Borneo Motors, Ltd.—68, Orchard Rd.

Penang Cycle & Carriage Co., (1926), Ltd.— ;

Orchard Road

Borneo Motors and Borneo Chevro- Road Rubber Co.—142, Robinsoiv

Dunlop

let, Ltd.—Farquhar Street

Fiat, S. A.—22, Northam Road Eastern Auto Co., Ltd.—69-79, Or-

Cycle & Carriage Co., Ltd.—12, chard Road

Bishop Street Federated Motors, Ltd.—48, Orchard

Georgetown Motors—1, China St. Road

Penang Auto Service Co.—95, Pitt Fiat, S. A.—60-66, Orchard Road

Street

Wearne Brothers, Ltd.—14, Anson Ford Motor Co. of Malaya—15,

Prince Edward Road

Road Lyons Motors, Ltd.—92-100, Orchard \

Road

Perak Malayan Motors, Ltd.—14, Orchard

Road

Borneo Motors and Borneo Chevro- Oriental Motors—46, Orchard Road

let, Ltd.—Brewster Road, Ipoh

Cycle & Carriage Co., (1926), Ltd.— Raffles Garage—Beach Road

68, Brewster Road Singapore Motors—315-319, Orchard .

Italasia, Ltd.—31, Andersen Road, Road

Ipoh Straits Motor Garage—41, Orchard

Metcalfe’s—60, Brewster Road, Ipoh Road

Taik Ho & Co.—60, Main Road, Tai- Thornycroft (Singapore), Limited—

ping Thornycroft House

United Motors Co.—3, Jalan Patani, Toin Trading Co.—60, Waterloo St.

Kuala Kangsar

Wearne Brothers, Ltd. — Gopeng chard Motor

United

'Road

Works, Ltd.—137, Or-

Road, Ipoh Universal Cars, Ltd. — 45, Orchard

Selangor Road

Universal Motor & Accessory Co.-|

Borneo Motors, Ltd. and Borneo 7, Dhoby Ghaut

Chevrolet, Ltd.—Ampang Road, Wearne Brothers, (Ltd.—45, Orchard

Kuala Lumpur Road

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MOTOR CAR DEALERS (SIAM, D.E.I.) E-259

INDO-CHINA Macassar

Provinces du Tonkin Borneo Sumatra Handel Mu.

Bouwy, Gebroeders

Tbanspokts Automobiles Ledeboer & Co., W. B.

N. V. Celebes Motor Company—Hoo-

SIAM gepad 25-27

Compagnie Commerciale Schmid &

Bangkok Jeandel

Moluksche Handels Vennootschap

Bangkok Trading Co. — Pitstien Padang

Bridge

Barrow, Brown & Co.—Tapan Hua

Takay Borneo Sumatra Handel Maatschappij

Mark’s Tyre Store—New Road Fiat Import Co., N.V.

Menam Motor Boat Co., Ltd. Van Houten Steffan & Co., Mu..

Muller Motor Agency, E.—Sikak T.V.D.Z.

Phya Sri Kolk & Co., Automobielhandel

Velodrome, N.V.

NETHERLANDS INDIA

Semarang

Batavia

Autohandel Barendse

Automobiel Import Mu., N.V. Behn Meyer & Co,,..A. Mu., N.V.

Becker & Oo., N.V. Soerabaiasche “ Berhemer ” N.V, Autqmobiel

Machinehandel v/h Maatschappu

Behn, Meyer; & Co., H. Mu., N.V. Borneo Sumatra,Handel Maatschappij

Bendien & Co., N.V. Import Maats- Fiat Import Co., N.V.

CHAPPIJ V/H Fuchs & Bens, N.V. Maatschappu

“ Berkhemer ” N.V. Automobiel “ t.v.d.z. v/h

Java ” Handelsvereeniging

Maatschappij

Borneo Sumatra Handel Maatschappij Lewis, Autohandel A.

Schnitzer & Co.

Fiat Import Co., N.V.

Fuchs & Rens, N.V. Maatschappij Verwey & N.V.Lugard’s Automobiel

Velodrome,

t.v.d.z. v/h (Weltevreden)

N. V. General Motors — Tanjong Maatschappu

Priok Sourabaya

J Harrisons & Crosfield, Ltd.

| “ Java ” Handelsvereeniging Automobiel Import Mu., N.V.

Motors, Ltd. (Weltevreden) Becker & Co., N.V. Soerabaiasche

Schnitzler & Co. Machinehandel v/h

. Societa Commerciale Oltremarina, Behn, Meyer & Co., H. Mu., N.V.

N.V. Be^dien &■ Co., N.V. Import Maats-

Velodrome, N.V. (Weltevreden) chappu v/h

Verwey & Lugard’s Automobiel Borneo- Sumatra Handel Maatschappu

Fiat Import 00., N.V.

Maatschappij, N.V. t.v.v.

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E260 MOTOR CAR DEALER.3 (PHILIPPINE ISLANDS)

Fuchs & Rf.xs, N.Y. Maatschappij Levy Hermanqs, Inc.—46-50, Escoita,. !

Binondo

t.v.d.z. v/h

“ Glasee ” N.V. Autohandel Loyal Auto Supply—414, Azcarraga, i

“ Java ” Handelsvereeniging San Nicolas

SCHNITZLER & Co. Luneta SVSotor Co., Inc. — 54, San |

Societa Commerctale Oltremarina, Louis, Ermita,

N.Y. Luzon Auto Supply—371-373, Juan

Velodrome, N.V. Luna, Binondo

Verwey ' LrOARD^s Auto'mobifl Manalo’s Auto (Supply Co.—508-510, 1

Maatschappij, N.V. t.v.v. Azcarraga, S^,n , N i col as

Manigbas Auto Supply—61'5a, Azcar-

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS raga, Ton do

Manila Auto * S upply Co.—633, Azcar- I

Cebu ragas, San Nicolas

Manila Motor Co/,' Inc.—937, Ongpin j

International Harvester Co. of the Manila Overland Sales Co., Inc.— ]

805, Eehague, ^an Miguel

Philippines,

Manila Trading & Supply Co.—Port

Area,

Iloilo Manila Trading .and Supply Co.—P. ,

O. Box 744

International Harvester Co. of the Motor Service Co., INu—408, Rizal 1

Philippines Santa Cruz

Motorist Supply Ct>., The—820, Rizal,

Manila Sta. Cruz

Murphy Co., J. A.—Luis Perezr

Auto Calesa & Teal Trading Cqrpn.— OrSiwnanillo .Bldg., Escolta,. Binondo; j

ientalTonAuto h Supply—533, ■ Azcar-

272, Tetuan

Bachrah Motor Co., Inc — 25th Philippine ,Aut9i^©tive Coiu’x.- -Il, v

raga, do

Street, Port Area Dasmarina, Binondb

Carrion Auto Supply 170, Legarda Philippine Auto Supply Co.—720,

Cruz Auto Supply—227, David

Desoto Automobile Department—827r, Pacific Avenue

Rizal

Commercial Co.—National j

Hidalgo, Quiapo City Bank Building, Binondo

Erlanger & Gallinger, Inc.—601, Es- Parsons Hardware Co., Inc.—805, ^

colta Echague, San Miguel

Eastern Auto and Electrical Supply Radio & Electrical Service Station 1

Co.—629, T. Alonso — 1T0, Rizal, Sta. Cruz

Estrella Auto. Palace—536, Gandara,

Santa Cruz : , Ram Car, Inc.—HO, Padre Faura, /

Ford Service Station—20th Street, Ermita

Port Area Red Star Automobile Supply-t-622v. i

French Rizal, Sta. Cruz

Cruz Motor Co.—883, Pizal, Sta. Viegelmann, Schroeder & C0r». iNC.-pr*

Goodrich International Rubber Co.— 456-466, Dasmarinas, Binondo

Derham Building, Pt>rt‘ Area

Halilt Transit & Auto Supply—553, Zamboanga

Azcarraga, Tondb

Independent Auto Supply & Vulcani-

zing—1418, Herran, Paco Plaza Hotel Garage

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musical Instruments (japan) E26I

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Osaka

JAPAN Akashiya Gakkiten—14, Azuchi-machr

Nippon Gakko Seizo —9-31, Kita-

Kobe Horie Kami-dori

Nipponophone K.K.—769, Azuchi-

machi

Daichiku Gomei Kaisha—221, Moto- Okoamato Yokko Gakiten—71, Junkei-

machi cho

Daichike Shokai—63, Tamon-dori

Katani-ya Sitokai—63, Kano-chn Shidzuoka

Kawano iShoten—62, Shimoyamate-

■dori

Kiddo Gakkiten—34, Shimoyamate- Kawabe Eisaku Shoten—Gofuku-cho

dori Shidzuoka Gakki K.K.—Inakawa

Makijmiya Gakkiten—4, Kamitsutsui- Yoshimi Yoshisuke Shoten—Fudano-

cho tsuj i-cho

I Miki Gakkiten— 173, Motomacbi-dori ; ,

Nippon CSukttonki Shokai—50,

j Saltae-macM Tokyo

' Oncho-sha—66, Sannomiya-sho

‘ Victor Selling Agency—2-89, Naka- Columbia Graphohhone Co. .of Japan

yamate-dori —7, Takara-cho ,

Kyushu Foreign Piano Importing Co.—2,.

Minamisaegieho

Katana Shokai—1, Gofukubashi

Dai Nippon Katei Ongakiikai—Naka- Suga Gakki Ten—2, Omoteshipo-cho,

jima-cho Kanda-ku

Nippon Ckikconki Shokai—42, Shimo Yamano Music Uo.—7, Ginza

Shinkawabata-cho

Nippon Gakki K.K.—Sbimo Shikawa-

bata-cho Yokohama

Nagasaki Nippon Gakki K.K.—59, Sumiyosbi-

eho , .

Hirano Gakki-tea—11, Kajiya-maphi Nipponophone Co., Ltd.—125, Kano-

Ito Tatsuichiro — 54, Kabashima- saki

machi Shiraga Gakkiten—104, Isezaki-cho

Nishimdra Gakkiten — 41, Kajiya- Taiyo-do Chikuonyiten—106, Isezaki-

y machi • cho . ;

Nagoya Tokyo Piano Shokai—2, Hon-cho

Victor Talking Machine Co. — 3442,.

Moriya-cho

Eiwa-do.—Kobayashi-cho Yasue Chikuonkitkn—23, Isezaki-ch6'

Nippon Gakki K.K.—Sakae-machi

Nipponophone Co.—Monzen-cho KOREA

Sato Shokai—Ura- shio-macbi

Suzuki Violin Factory—8,, Matsuya- Tanaka & Ob.—Fusan

ina-cho

E10

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TEADES

iM-usical instruments

GH1NA Jeansin Piano Co. — 459. Avenue

J off re

Moutrie & Co.,~ Ltd.—20, Nanking

Road - t

R.C.A. Victor Company of China

Prtkk Music Co.—206, Wing Hon Robinson Piano Co., Ltd.—103, Nan-

Road king Road

Dairen Tientsin

Fukuin Yoko—89, Ise-cho. Boss, F. H.—Taku Road

Sakab Shokai—52, Ise-eho Lyric Musjc House—10a, Woodrow

Tanaka Shoten—106, Ise-cho Wilson Street ■

Yamaha & Co.—>56, Sinano-machi Moutrie & ,Co., Ltd. — 107-109, Vic-

toria Road

P.athe-Qrient, Ltd.—44, Rue de France

Robinson Piano Co., Ltd.—177, Vic-

. toria, Road

Robinson Piano Co., Ltd. — 85, San- Victoria . . ■

kiao Street Music . House — 52, Rue du

Marechal Foch

MALAYA

Cantilena Music Store—143, Kitais-

kaya Str. Penang

Hongkong Moutrie

S treet & Co., Ltd., S.—16, Bishop

Anderson Music Co., Ltd., The—St. Robinson Piano Co., Ltd., The-

George’s Buildings Beach Street

China Phonograph & Radio, Ltd.—

York Building

Electric & Musical Industries

(China!, Ltd.-t61, - Des Yoeux Road Robinson Piano Co., Ltd., The —3,

Central

R. C. A. Victor Co.—Nathan Road, Post Office Road, Ip oh

Kowloon

Tsang Fook Piano Co.—9, Ice House Selangor

Street

Macao Gomes & Co., M. F —67, Batu Road,'-

Kuala Lumpur

Agencia Mercantil Economtca, Dip. LtM’s Trading Co.—152, High Street, ‘

—1h, Abenida Almeida Ri^eiro K. L.

Robinson Piano Co., Ltd.—14, 01d,:

Peiping Market Square

oM Singapore

MorTRiK & Co.—8, Rue Marco Polo

Shanghai D’Sou^a Bros.—160, North Bridg*

Electric & Musical Industries GarcjA, W. J.—5, Orchard Road

(China), Ltd.—1099^ Rte.jde i^ikawei jMouTRiE & Co., S.—23, Raffles Place

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS-NEWSPAPER E263

T. M. A. Music House—<51, High Hanshin Boyeki Nippo-sha—1-89, Ki-

tanagasa-dori

Street

T. M. A. Music House—1617, Selegie Heishin Nippo.sh/—39, Shimagami

Road Japan Advertiser—10, Kaigan-dori

Nang Hang & Co.—103, Selegie Road Japan Chronicle—65, Naniwamachi

Robinson Piano Co., Ltd.—Winches- Japan Times—76, Kyo-naachi

ter House, Col Iyer Quay Jitsugo Hochi Shimbun-sha—285, Mo-

Season Co., Ltd.—115, North Bridge to-machi

Road Kobe Beihi Ichiba Nippo-sha—24,

Matsuya-cho

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Kobe Herald and Osaka Gazette—2,

Kaigan-dori — •*

Manila Kobe & Osaka Press, Ltd.—2,

Kaigan-dori

Badduz Music Store—333, Carriedo, Kobe NicHi-Nicin Shimbun-sha—33,.

Sta. Cruz Kusunoki-cho ' .

El Tango Music - Store — 737-739, Kobe Sanshi-kengyo Nippo-sha—6,r

Ongpin, Sta. Cruz Sakae-machi

Ideal Music Store Co>, IncI,—238, Kcbe Shimbun—2-327, Aza Kitora

Carriedo, Sta. Cruz

I lata Music Store Co., Inc.—600, Kobe machi

Yushin Nippo-sha—11, Sakae-

Rizal Nippon Orimqno (, Shimbun-sha—179^

Laconcha Music- Store—751, Ongpin, Sannoiriiya-cho

Sta. Cruz

Lyric Osaka Asahi Shimbun—1], Sakae--

Escolta,Music

BinondoHouse, Inc.—633, machi

Music Supply Co.—332, Carriedo, Sta. Osaka . Mainichi Shinbun-sha—1,. Sa-

kae-machi

Cruz

Perlas Music Store—303, Bustos Osaka. Nichi-nichi. Shimbun-sha—118r

Philippine Music Store, Inc., The— Shimoyamate-dori

241, Carriedo, Sfca. Cruz ShogyC Shimpo-sha—97, Kami Sanijo-

Popular Music Store—804-806, Ong- cho

pin, Sta Cruz Yukan Osaka Shimbun-sha—21, Mizu-

Puyat Music House —628, Rizal ki-dori

Avenue

Romanach & Co.—232, Carriedo, Sta. Hakodate

Cruz

NEWSPAPERS AND Hakodate Asahi Shimbun—Shinkawa^-

PUBLICATIONS cho r’ ■ - '

Hakodate . Nichinichi Shimbun —

,, JAPAN Horai-cho '

: Hakodate S hoho—Toyokawa-eho

Kobe

Kyoto

A.J B,. C- Shipping Guide—65, Nani-

wa-machi '

Ohugai Shogyo Shimpo^sha —1-89, Eastern Buddhist—Otani University

Kyoto' Nichi-Niuki Shimbun ' ShA—'

Nakayamate-dbri Karasumaru

Directory & Chronicle

China, Malaya, etc. —3,of Kaigan-

Japan, Osaka AsaRi ShiMbUn ShA — Sanjo

dori Tominokoj i

*E10

 CLMvSHFTE'D LIST OF TRADES

NEWSPAPERS AND PUBLICATIONS

Kyushu Shidzuoka

KyUshi Nipposita 2, Nakajima-eho Shin Aichi Shimbunsha—24, Takasho-

machi

Nippon* Dempo TsusHinsHa—^84,1 Shi- Shizuoka

ma Keigo-cro .; Minyo Shimbunsha — 23,

Shiohiken-cho

Osaka Asahi SnikpuNsAA—Imaizumi- Shizuoka Shimpo—1, Gofuku-cho

■ cho. ■ :

Osaka Mainicfi Shimbunsha—Fuku- Shimonoseki

toku Seimtei Building

Bakan Mainichi Smenibunsha — 28,

Nishinohashi-cho

Nagasaki Nippon Shimbusha—Higashinabe-cho

Shinbun Rengo-sha—33, Sigashinabe-

Nagasaki Nichi-Nichi Shimbitst—2, cho

Dejima-eho Tokyo

Nagasaki Shimbun—Tamae-machi

Toyo Hinode Shimbun—Senma-cho Chugai Shogyo Shimpo Sha—36,

Kitajima-cho

Nagoya Directory

Japan, and Chronicle

Malaya, of China,

etc. —6, Nihon-

bashi

Aichi Shimbun-sha—18, Kobayashi- “Herald op Asia”—4, Uchisaiwai-dho j

cho

Nagoya Mainicht Shimbun-sha—Shin- Hochi Shimbun-sha—13, Yuraku-cho

Japan Advertiser — Uchi-Yamashita- ,

sakae-macbi, Naka-ku cho

Nagoya Shimbunsha—Nishi Kawa- Japan Times and Mail—6, Uchisaiwai-

batacho cho

Osaka Asahi—Funairo-cho, Nishi-ku Kokumin Shimbun-sha—Kaga-cho |

Osaka Mainichi—Otsu-cho, Minamiku Tokyo cho

Asahi Shimbun-sha—3, Yuraku- |

Tokyo Nichi-Nichi Shimbun-sha—11, *

Yuraku-eho

Trans-Pacific, The—1, Uchi-Yamaahi- 1 I

ta-cho

Chugai Keoki Shimbun-sha — 2-255, Yamato-Shimbun-sha — 1, Sanjukken- ||

Ishino-cho bori

Japan Times—5, Tosabori-dori

Kogyo Shimbunsha—106, Nakano- Yorodzu Choho-sha—21, Yumi-cho

shima, Kita-ku Yokohama

Nagoya Shimbun-sha—6, Imabaslhi

Osaka Asahi Shimbun—-3, Nakanoshi- Japan Advertiser —51b, Yamashita- 1

ma cho

Osaka Mainichi (English)—Dojima, Japan Review, The—66, Yamashita-

Kita-Ku oJcyH .chc). ■

Osaka Nichi Nichi Shimbun-sha—7, Japan Times — 15th Bank Building, ,

Kitahama , Ote-miachi

Osaka Shin, Nippo-sha—136, Kami Fu- Motorists Handbooks of Japan^63,

kushima Yaniashita-cho

Tokyo Maiyo Shimbun-sha—21, Taka- Yokohama Mainichi—21, Sumiyoshi-«

gaki-cho : h cho hob |j

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

NEWSPAPERS AND PUBLICATIONS (CHINA) E265

KOREA Foochow

Chosen Kaisai Nipposha—84, Hase- Directory and Chronicle of China,

Japan, Malaya, etc.—Brockett & Cp.

gawa-cho, Seoul

Keijo Nippo—32, Taihei-dori

Mainichi Shimposha—31, Taihei-dori, Hankow

Seoul

Osaka 'Mainiohi Sui,mi?unsha—33, Nan- Central China Post Ltd. — P.O.

daimph-dpri, Seoul Box 28

Seoul Press—31, Taihei-dori, Seoul Hankow Herald—25B, Rue Dautiv-

mer

CHINA

Harbin

Amoy

Ear Eastern Stamp Review—P.O. Box

Directory and Chronicle of China, 269

Malaya, etc.—Douglas, Lapraik k Fleet’s Directory, of Manchurian

Co:, The Bund Cities—37, Srahqvaya S,tr-

Harbin Daily News.—14, Bulva*ny

Canton Prospect

Harbin Observer—37,. jStrahpvaya St.

OANTofr Daily Sun—117, ' B.C., Sha-

jneen Hongkong

Canton Gazette—:82j Wing Hon Road

Canton Truth—117. B. C., Shameen. China . Mail—3a, Wyndham Street

China Truth—Ka Nam Tong Build- China Merchant — 11, lee House

ing Streets _ r.. Q ^ 0^|

Directory and Chronicle of China, 'China Tribune—3?^ Wyndham Street

Japan, Malaya, etc.—Koehler & Co. Directory and Chronicle of China,

Hongkong Daily Press—Koehler & Japan, Maiaya, etc.—11, Ice House

r Co: ■■ Street

Dollar Directory—3, Wyndham St.

Chefoo j-’An Eastern : Grocers’ Advocated

Bank df 'Gan'toh Bldg.

Chefoo Daily News Hongkong Daily Press, Ltd.—11,

Ted House Street

Dairen Hqngkong Directory—1, Wyndham

Street .

Dairen Shimbun—67, Hida^machi Hongkong Official Law Report—~i a

Wyndham Street : , ;q

Manchurian Daily News—7, Awajo- Hongkong Sunday Herald—3, Wynd-

, cho ham Street

, Manshu Nipposha—31, Higashikoen- Hongkong Telegraph—1, Wyndham

F 'ohd Street

Osaka As^vhi Shimbu^sha—5, Kiri- Hongkong Telephone Directory—Ex-

shima cho change Building

Tai Tino Jih Pao—P.O. Box 79 Hongkong Weekly Press II, Ice

| ' Taito Nipponsha—85, Oku-cho House .Street . ,.

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NE WSPAPERS AND PUBLICATIONS "(CHIN A)

Nam Chung Po—108, Hollywood Shanghai

Road

Naval & Military Directory — 1, American Newspaper Co.—21 Avenue-

. Wyndhamf Street

Newspaper Enterprise, Ltd. — 3, Edward VII

Wyndham (Street British

Overland China Mail—3, Wyndham al—17, Chamber

The Bundof Commerce Journ-

Street Bulletin Commercial D’Extreme;

Overseas Chinese Daily , News—106, Orient—9, Avenue EdVard VII

Hollywood Road Capital & Trade—25, Jinkee Road

Rosenstock’s Business Directory of China Builder—36, Jinkee Road

China—P.O. Box 640

South Daily News — 49-51, China

ChinaRoad

Hollywood

Christian Advocate—23, Yuen

Ming Yuen Road

South China Morning Post—Wynd- China Coasters’The—368,

China Clipper, Kiangse Rd.

Tide Book—17, The-

ham Street Bund

South China Newspaper, Ltd.—106, China Digest—494Q, Tientsin Road

Hollywood Road

South China Sunday News — 49, China Journal—20,

China Museum Road

Law .) ournal—210, Dixwell

Hollywood Road Road

Wah Kiu Yat Po—106, Hollywood China Medical Journal—23, Yuen

Road Ming Yuen Road

Wah Tsz Yat Po.—5, Wellington China Critic—50, Peking Road

Street China Press—14, Kiukiang Road

Macao China Stock and Share Handbook-

17, The Bund

Directory and Chronicle of China, China Trade Year Book—25, Jinkee

Japan, etc.—22, Praca Lobo D’Avila Road

Hongkong Daily Press, Ltd.—22, China China Times—224, Shantung Road

Praca Lobo D’Avila Weekly Review7—160, Avenue

Macao Review—26, Rua Central Edward VII

China Year Book—17, The Bund

Peiping Chinese Christian Intelligencer —j

135, N. Szechuen Road

' Associated Press—2, Tung Chang An Chinese Nation—1C, Kiukiang Road

Chieh Chinese Recorder—23, Yuen Ming

"China Weekly Chronicle, The—2, Yuen Road

Mei Ohia Hutung Directory and Chronicle of China

' Chinese Medical JoutiNkL — Peiping Japan, Road

Malaya, etc.—320, Szechuen i

Union Medical College

.Christie’s Peiping Directory Eastern Times—708, Chekiang Road

Directory and Chronicle of China, Far25, Eastern Investors’ Year Book— j.

Jinkee Road

Japan, Malaya, etc.—Grand Hotel

de Pekin Far Eastern Review—24, The I^und

Leader, The—2, Mei Cha Hutung Finance and Commerce—6, Kiukianj

National Medical Journal of China | Road

—Peiping Union Medical. College Guide to Shanghai Rubber Companieii

Peiping Chronicle, The—2, Mei GhiaJ —25, Jinkee Road

Hutung- ■ .*v- gnoJl^moH Hallock’s Chinese Almanac —169|

Week in China—2, Mei Cha Hutung Yuen. Ming Yuen Road

 . CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

NEWSPAPERS AND PUBLICATIONS E267

Hexagon, The—14, Museum Road Swatow

Israel’s Messenger—696, Avenue Rd.

Journal de Shanghai--21, Rue du Directory and Chronicle of China,

Consulat Japan, Malaya, etc.—Bradley & Co.

Kwang Hsueh Publishing House—

140, Peking Road Tientsin

| Modern China—25, Jinkee Road

| Nihon Dempo Tsushin-sha—215, Sze- Rue de France Mail, The—19,

North China Daily

| chuen Road

\ North China Daily News—17, The North China Star—78, Rue Pasteur

Peking and Tientsin Times (Daily

Bund Paper)—181, Victoria Road

I North China Daily News ck Herald, Social Welfare—Via Tripoli

J Ltd.—17, The Bund

; North China Herald—17, The Bund Yung Pao—101, Rue de Chaylard

Oxford - University' Press — 140, Tsingtao

Peking Road

I Revue Nationale Chinoise—108, Rue Kian Tung Sin Pao—1O0, Chung Shan

\ Vallon Road

| Shanghai Builder—25, Jinkee Road Seito Shimpo—158, Chung Shan Road

i if Shanghai Evening Post and Mercury Tsingtao Times—1, Hsin Tai Road

I —17, Avenue Edward YII

[ Shanghai Ouide 20, Museum Road SIAM

Shanghai Hong List—17, The Bund

' Shanghai Mail Service—46, Hankow Bangkok

Road

* L Shanghai MainiCHi Shim bun — 77, Bangkok Times

Bangkok Times Weekly Mail

; Woosnag Road

* Shanghai Nippon Sha—3, Barchet Bangkok Directory

«\ Road Siam Free Press

Shanghai Nichi Nichi Shimbun—121, Siam Directory

i Chapoo Road Siam Weekly Mail

1; Shanghai: Times—160, Avenue Edward

■ vir INDOCHINA

M, Shanghai Zaria—774, Avenue Joff re

* Shipping Review—2, Peking Road Hanoi

Showdown—11, Bedford Terrace ;Avenir Du Tonkin L.—114, Rue Jules

fi Shun Pao—24, Hankow Road Ferry

ijSiN Wan Pao—274, Hankow Road

A1 Slovo—238, Avenue du Roi Albert Saigon

' Tass News Agency—20, panton Road Courier de Saigon—121, Rue Catinat

1 'The China Digest—200, West End

J ,Gardeps MALAYA

Transocean News Service—299, Sze-

j chuen Road •; Malacca

Vremia—117, Avenue du,Roi Albert

Who’s Who if China— 38, Avenue Malacca, Guardian—5, First . Crosr,

Y Edward VII Street' ■ ‘ t)-nq

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

Em NEWSPAPERS & PUBLICATIONS (PHILIPPINE ISLANDS)

Penang Sumatra

Penang Gazette Press—1a, Penang De Sumatra Post—Medan

Street

Straits Echo—216, Penang Road PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

Perak Manila

Times of Malaya Press—Old Court American Chamber of Commerce |

House Road, Ipoh Journae^ISO, David, Binondo

Associated Press—Bulletin Building, :

Selangor Sta, Cruz

Bulletin, Manila Daily—Raon, Quia-

, po

Malay Mail—25, Pudu Road, Kuala Cabletow, The English Monthly—

Lumpur P.O. Box 990

Tamil Nesan — 80, Ampang Road, Chinese Commercial News—4, Soler

Kuala Lumpur Diocesan Chronicle—567, Isaac Peral,

Yik Khuan Poh—127, Petaling Str. Ermita

Directory

Japan, & Chronicle

Malaya, of China,

Philippines, etc.

Singapore —Chaoo Building

El Comercio—65, Juan Luna

Directory and Chronicle of China El Debate^—61, Calle Murala

Japan, Malaya, etc.—Publicity Far Eastern Free Mason, The—P.O-

House, Battery Road Box 1335

Malaya Tribune—56/60, Anson Road Fookien Times—197, Juan Luna

Malayan Builder and Engineer—9c, Green and White, English Quarterly

Robinson Road —De la Salle College

Malayan Law Journal—32, Raffles Herald, The—61, Muralla

Place

Malayan Medical Journal—P.O. Box Katipunan FinanceBuilding,

501, Filipinas Review, Plaza

The—:

270 , Moraga

Malayan Travellers Gazettej—39, Ro- Kong Li Po, The, Chinese Daily—

binson Road 430, Salazar, Binondo

“ Navaneetham ”—227, Selegie Road La Defensa—P.O. Box 289

Sin Chew Jit Poh, Ltd.—59, Robin- La Opinon—65, Juan Luna, Binondo i

son Road La Yanguardia—T.V.T. Building, F.

Sin Kuo Min Press—49, Robinson Leader,Torres

Road The, English-Tagialog Month- J

ly—-06, Gastambide, Sampaloc r 'j

Singapore Free, Press—146, Robinson Mabuhay—61,

Road Muralla

Straits Budget.—78, Cecil Street Mabuhay, Morning Daily in Tagaloj; 1

Straits Times—78, Cecil Street —61, Oalle Muralla

Sunday Times—78, Cecil Street Manila City Directory—P.O. B03

620

Sunday Tribuni-;—56, Anson Road Miesta E spana—925, Ongpin

Union Times Press—25, Club Street Monday Mail—61, ‘ Muralla

Warta Malaya—730, North Bridge Manila Daily Bulletin—Corner Roan

Road and Evangelista, Quispo

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

NEWSPAPERS i& PL'PLICATIONS—OFFICE EQUIPMENT

Manila Eagle Magazine—612, Cu Un- Iloilo

jieng Building, T. Pinpin

New China Herald—568, Misericordia Iloilo Bulletin

Philippine Christian, Englisli Month- Iloilo Times

ly—444, Taft Ave, Ermita,

Philippine Farm Journal—64, Escolta La Tribuna

Philippine Free Press—684, Rizal Pearl of the Orient

Avenue

Philippine Magazine—217, Dasma- Zamboanga

rinas

Philippine Journal of Education— El Criterio

College of Education, U.P. El Reflector

Philippine Journal of Science—727, Midanao Herald

Her ran, •Ermita

Philippine Law Journal, The—Col- OFFICE EQUIPMENT

lege of Law, U.P.

Philippine Machinery Journal—440, JAPAN

Dasmarinas

Philippine Magazine^-1104, Castil-

lijos, Quiapo Kobe

Philippine Missionary—1916, Oro-

quieta, Sta. Cruz Hoyu Shokai—43b, Sannomiya-oho

Philippine Observer—442,, Rizal Kyoritsu Shoten—94a, Ura-machi

Philippine Poultry Journal

Philippine Social Science Review- Saiga Typewriter Shokai—220, Gond-

miya-cho

105, Rizal Hall, U.P. Yamamoto Choji—103, Sannomiya-chb

Philippine Woman & Home Magazine Yoshita Shokai—318, Sannomiya-cho

—520, Heacock Building, Escolta

Philippines Herald—61, Muralla, In- Osaka

tramuros

Roces Ramon Publication InC.—715,

Calero ItomachiShokai—177, Sonezaki Kami-

Shokoshimpo News—.841, Lepanto

Sports Review, The—309, third floor, Kusuda iShoten—25, Doshu-oho

428, Ave. Rizal, Sta. Cruz Morimoto Tsunezo—48, Awaza Kami-

'Sugar News Press, lNC.,rj The—671, cho

Dasmarinas Tagauchi Yoshitaro Shoten—85, Joah

1 Tribune, The—T.V.T. Builidng cho

T.Y.T. PtiBLiSHiNG Corpn.—Floren-

tine, Torres CHINA

United Press Association.—317, In-

) sular Life Building, Binondo Hankow

. Voz Espanola—320 P. Campa, Sam-

t paloc

Woman’s Home ' Journal—416, Arias Co-operation Roads of Hunan and

Bechler, E.—Corner

Building

Cebu Hongkong

Advertiser, , The Boletin Catolico Dodwell & C0;> Ltd.—Queen’s Bldg.

Freeman, The—P.0. Box 311 Gestetner (Eastern), Ltd.—4a, Des

"Guardian, The Vbeux Road :

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E270 OFFICE EQUIPMENT—OIL MERCHANTS

Mustard & Co., Ltd.—Alexandra Singapore

Building

Office Appliance Co.T-Powell’s Bldg. Gestetner (Eastern), Ltd.—8, Bat-

Ramsey & Co.—18, Ice House Street tery Road

Wong Bros. & Co.—10, Pottiriger Str. Remington Rand, Inc.

Rqneo, Ldt.—.3, Malacca. Street

Shanghai Straits Typewriter Agency — 14a,

Change Alley

Burroughs, Inc.—12, The Bund Selangor

Business Equipment Corporation—

263, Kiangse Road

Commercial Equipment ‘' Co{ '— 303', Barlock Typewriter Agency—8, Mar-

ket Str., Kuala Lumpur

Kiangse Road

Dodwell & Co., Ltd.—1, Canton Road NETHERLANDS INDIA

Evans & Son, Ltd.—17, Kiukiang Road

Gallop & Co.,* Fed. Inc. —22, Yuen Sourabaya

Ming Yuen Road

Geddes Trading and Dairy Farm Co., Remeiods Bros.—15, Kembang Djepoon

Ltd.—8d, Yuen Ming Yuen Road

International Business Machines

Corpn.—263, Kiangse Road PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

Office Appliance Co., Ltd.—74,. Nan-

king Road Manila

Office Supply Co.—367, Kiangse Road

Remington Typewriter Agency—22, A. & P. Co., Inc.-t-6 15, M. del Banco

Museum Road National.

Underwood Typewriter Dept.—17, Erlanger colta

& Galinger, Inc.—601, Es-

Canton Road v

Weder, Augusj ; 271. Kiangse Road _ Frank & Co.—115, T. Pinpin

Heacock Go., H. E.—120, Esoolta

Tientsin Lavadia & Co.—306, Carriedo

Nielson Sales' Co. — 110, Escolta,

Dodwell & Co., Ltd. -19, VictoriaTerrace Binondo

OIL MERCHANTS

SIAM

JAPAN

Bangkok

Kobe

McFarland Typewriter Co., Ltd.—

New Road Arita Obura-ten—167, Onoe-don

Bessho Shoten—73, Kyo-machi

MALAYA F. B. Broad & .Son—7, Harima-maichi

Hatada Seiyu-sho—8, Goban-cho

Penang Honen Seiyu K.K —Naruo-mura

Inouye Mamekasu Seizo-sh0—173, Ha-

Roneo, Ltd.—19, Beach Street manaka-dori

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

OIL MERCHANTS (JAPAN) E271

Kobe Boiled Oil , Qo.—Kawanishi- Rising Sun Petroleumf- Co., Ltd.—7,

dori Tokiwa-machi

Marusen Koyu Gomei Kaisha—18, Standard-Vacuum Oil. Co.—9,^ Oura.

Kitanaka-machi Vamada Shoji K-K.-p-Onoe-jnaehi

Matsdno. Shoten—150, Tamon-dori

Mikado Seiyu K.K.—475, Nishide-

, machi Nagoya

Musabhoy & Co.—328, Sannomiya

Nichibei Koyo Gosh i Kaisha — 2,

Umetate-cho Marusen Koyu Gomei Kaisha—Kita-

Rising Sun Petroleum Co.—O.S.K. kura-cho

Building Nagoya iSeiyd K.K.—Hiroi-cho, Nishi-

Sakai Chuji Shoten—35, Naka-machi ku

.‘Socony Vacuum Corporation—P.O. Nichibei shi-ku

Koyu K.K,—Ofune-cho, Ni-

Box 1

Teikoku Yoshi K.K.—Higashi-hama Nisshin Seiyu K.K.—Negi-cho, Naka-

Tsuhima Shoten—244, Nishide-cho ku

Union Oil Co. of California—7, Ha- Rising Shin-cho

Petroleum . , Co.—7, Higashi

rima-machi

Socony-Vacuum Corporation—3, Shin-

Hakodate yanagi-cho

Hakodate Juyu Tunk K.K. —121, Yoshikawa Nishi-ku

Oil Co.—Nishi Kikui-cho,

Kaigan-cho

Mitsutani Kiemon—2, Wakamatsu-

clk) Osaka

Taking Tsunekichi—53, Benten-cho

Kyushu Akita Seiyu-sho—1056, Shinke Higa-

shino-cho '?

Hamada Yoshisuke—10, Shimo Tsushi- Aoki Kagaku Seiyu-sho—26, Minami

Sakaigawa-dho

ma-Koji

Kishi Takao—3, Kaiganrdori Hasegawa Seiyu. Kojo—717, Naka-

Yanase Shoji K.K.—Kami Qofuku- KashiWara moto-cho : in-

cho Seiyu Goshi Kaisha—2-40,

Minami-Horie-cho

Moji Matsumoto Seiyu-cho—4, Izuo Umeno-

machi % . v

I Asano Bussan Kaisha—Sanbashi-d'ori Mikado Seiyu K.K,—52, Kita Horie

Kyushu Sekiyu IK.K.—Moto Kujota- Ohta Seiyu-sho—33, Sumiyoshi-cho

' ki-cho Osaka Seiyu K.K.—61, Bakuro-maohi

Bf Standard

15 Vacuum Oil Go.-r-P.O. Box ! Rising Sun Petroleum-Go.—1, iDo-

^ Takahashi Makuma Shoten—Soto Ha- | Siblr jirna Funadaiku-machi

: Tokiwa Shokai—Yusen Building Hegner & ..Ga,, Ltd.—1, Ima-

bashi-cho , . ,q „

! Standard-Vacuum Oil Co..— Osaka

; Building, J, ^oze-cho

Matsumoto Oil Co.—19, Uragoto- ! Tex^s Co.—Taihei Building

maehi : Yoshikawa Seiyu-sho—417, Gakigawa-

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E272 OIL MERCHANTS (JAPAN, CHINA)

Shimonoseki KOREA

Asah'i Sekujtt K.K.—Kannozsaki-cho Beiyu Shokai—68, Kogane-cho, Seoul

Nippon Seikyu Kaisha—Misakino-cho Chosen Yushi Kogyosho-—1'2, Teidor

Rising Sun Petroleum Co.—1/50, Seoul

Shimonishi-machi Hayashi Yosuhei — 3, Kanko-dorir

Texas Co.—Osaka Mainichi Building Seoul

Nippon Sekiyu K.K.—1, Nandaimon-

dori, Seoul

Tokyo Rising Sun Petroleum Co,,. Ltd.—10,

Nandaimon-ctori, Seoul

Asahi Sekiyu K.K.—21-gokan, Maru- Standard-Vacuum Oil Cq,—178, Gisru-

nouchi dori, Seoul

Honen Sekiyu K.K.—Yaesu Building, Tanaka

Marunoucbi Texas Co. (Gjiina) Ltd., The—P.O.

Hosoyama Tahichi Shoten—18, Yok- Box 106 •

kaichi Texas Sekiyu Hambaisho—-1, Nandai-

Nippon Oil Co.—Yuraku Building mon-dori, Seoul

Risjng Sun Petroleum Co.—Sanshio

Building No. 10 CHINA

Sasaya Shoten—10, Kongo

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co. — Koji- Amoy

maohi-ku

Texas Oil Co.—1, Yaesu-cho

Watanabe Takejiro Shoten—19, Higa Standard-Vacuum OilCo.Co.(S.C.), Ltd.

Asiatic Petroleum

shi Ryukanchi

Texas Co. (China), Ltd.

Yokohama Canton

Fujii Seiyusho—32, Okano-cho Asiatic Petroleum Co.—Shameen

Iwai Seiyu Hiryo Gomei KaiSha—2, Associated Petroleum Co., Ltd.—34,

Hoshino-cho Lok Yee Sam Road

Niohibei Koyu K.K.—144, Aoiki-cho California Petroleum Co. of S.C.—

Nippon Seikiyu Kabushiki Kaisha— 12, Tai Ping Nam Road

Anzen-cho China Oil Co., Ltd.—Ka Naan Tong

Nisshin Seiyu K.K.—3, Ghiwaka-cho West Building, Tad Ping Road

Rising Sun PETROLfeuM Co.—58, Ya- Goekesion

& Co., A.—85, British Conces-

roashlta-cho

St.y»dard-Vacuum Oil Co.—Bun-d Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.

Texas Co. (China), Ltd., The

FORMOSA

Changsha

Rising Sun Petroleum C9-, Ltd.—

Taihoku Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North

Shitsuin Shoten—Taihoku China) Ltd.

STANDARD-VAcuthSt Oil Co.—P.O. Box Texas Co., The

97, Taihoku Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

OIL MERCHANTS (CHINA) E2l»

Chefoo Hankow

Asiatic Pbtrolbitm Co. (N.C.), Ltd. Arnhold & Co.—Bund, S,A,D.i 1 ,

Staxdard-Vagcttjm On. Co.—P.O. Box Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North

Chins) Ltd. ; 1 ! 1 ' '

W - ,1; . . .-

Bremen Colonial Trading Co.—4,

Chinkiang Han .Chung Hoad: (Wpod) ii

Fu Cni^NG; Corporation (Wood)—95, ,

Riie de Alsace Lorraine

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North Carrels, Borner & Co. The Band:

China), Ltd. S.A.D. 1

Hwa Chang Trading Co., Ltd., The—

Chungking 9, Dahlia Building, Hunan Hoad

Li Jui & Sons—46, Hue Dautremer

Associated Products Co. < (Wood)

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (N.C.), Ltd. Liddell Bros. & Co.—Paoyang Hoad’

PacifIc OriEnt- Co.^,1 Rue du Maie-

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co. chal J off re

Texas Co. (China). Ltd.

Young Brothers Trading Co. (Wood) Smith Bund

& Co. (Wood)—23, French;

. .

—Shin Feng Kai Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—National

City Bank Building ,)

Dairen Texas Co., The—ex-Russian Bund

Werner, G. Smith Co., The--23,

Anglo-Chinese Eastern Trading Co. French Blind (Woodo^l)

(Salad)—3, Higashikoen-cho Young Brothers Trading Co-—Bank

Asiatic Petroleum Co.—.213, Yama- of Communication Building ,

gata-dori

Nisshin Oil Mill—3, Takara-oho Harbin

Santai Oil Mill (Bean) — Higashi

Hiroba Anglo-Chinese Eastern Trading Co.

Standard-Vacuum Oil Cq.—P.O. Box —20, HusskayR' Street

60 Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North

Texas Co. (China),. Ltd.—55, Ku- China),. Ltd.—Hongkong Bank Bldg.

machi East Asiatic Co.,. Ltd. op Copenhagen

(Vegetable)—6i5, Polevaya' Street

Foochow Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.

Texas Co., (China) LtD.—42, Straho-

Asiatic Petboleum Co., Ltd. yvaya Street

South China Trading Co., Ltd.—96,

Me Wu Ting Road (Peanut) Hoihow

! '• Standard Vacuum Oil Corpn.

Texas Co., Ltd. Asiatic Petroleum CP.f, (S.C.), Ltd.

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.

Hangchow

Hongkong

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North

China), Ltd. , , A. Yuen &. Chee Chbong Co.—74,

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co. Connaught Road Central - ■

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E274 OIL MERCHANTS; (CHINA) ,

Acme Trading Co.—Bank of Canton Nanking

Building

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (South Asiatic Petroleum Co. (N.C.), Ltd.

China) Ltd.—Asiatic Building

Associated Petroleum Co.—National Texas Standard-Vacuum Oil ,Co.

City Bank Building Co. (China), Ltd., The — Sar

Ki Wan

Bradley & Co.—Prince’s Building

China Oil Co., Ltd.—King’s Bldg. Nanning

China Petroleum Products Co.—4,

Queen’s Road C. Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.:

Davie, Boag & Cp., Ltd.—Queen’s

Building Newchwang

Export Petroleum Co.—King’s Bldg,

Gilman & Co.—4a, Des Yoeux Road Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North

Central China), Ltd.

Kwok & Co., P.K.—35, Hing Lung Standard-Vacuum Gil Co,

Street

Patell, J. B.—38, Wyndham Street Ningpo

South China Oil Refining & Enter-

prise Co.—63-65, Des Vceux Road Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.

Central :

Standard-Vacuum

Building Oil Co. —J Uhibn Peiping

Texas Company (China), Ltd., The

—14, Queen’s Road Central Asiatic Petroleum Co.—Legation St.

Union Oil Co. of California—74, Standard-Vacuum

Tiao Hutung

Oil Co.—7, Erh.

Connaught Road Central

Woo Bros.—6, Queen’s Road Central Shanghai

Kiukiang Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North

China), Ltd.—1, The Bund

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (N.C.),. Ltd. Doowell & Co.—1, Canton Road

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co, Gilmore Oil Co.—4, Peking Road

Knipschildt & Eskeluad — 56, Sze-

Kongmoon chuen Road * o ;

Kobayashi Yoko—36v Canton Road

Kwong Wha Petroleum Co., Ltd.

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.C.), Ltd. —3, Museum Road .

Standard-Vacuum! OH/ Co. Liddell Bros. & Go.^, Peking Road

Pan-Pacific Oil i Co/ of China—60,

Ningpo Road

Mukden Paraffine Companies, Inc.—9, Foo-

chow Road

Asiatic Petrol^uma; Cft-I Shanghai Oil SfiLU{bo.—Jessfield Rd.

Standard-Vacuum^OIL Co.—94, Canton

Standard-Vacuum-0*l Co. -- Road > -1 - ia'i • - *.

ITexas; Co.*- (China:) .Ltd., The—Inter- Sun Oil Co. of PhilAdelpHia-OiO,

national Settlement:: '■> Szechuen Road x i ; u

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF1 TRADES

■ as . /A t>iii MeMc^afpt^ si A Mr ■ ■; eio E2'75»-

Sdng Yuest Oil Co.—35, Jinkee Road i Minemuraj Oil Mills (Groundnut)—

Ta Yu Yue Oil AIill -46A, Ching ji Standard-Vacuum

7, Hwa Yang Road

Oil Co.—3, Kuan-

il Zung Lee r

; Texas Oo. (China), Ltd. — is, The ; Texas Road'

• tau

Co., LTb.^i, Monchwang Road.

Bund

Union Oil Co. of California—239, | Towa & Co.—19, 'Kuantao Road

Sassoon House

Zee & Sons, W.Z.—Al29£», Broadway Weihaiwei

Hip Wo Loong &v Co,

Swatow

Wenchow

Asiatic Petroleum Co. :(S.C.), Ltd. Asiatic Petroleum C6. (N.C.), Ltd.

. —P.O. Box S ,

D unfold & Co. Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—P.O. ; Box Wuchow

79 u.-, .

Texas Co> (China),-Ltd.—g, Koo Ping Asiatic Petroleum Co. (i&.C.), Ltd..

Road

Soochow Wuhu

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co. Asiatic Petroleum Co. (N.C.), Ltd.

Standard-Vacuum- Oil Co.

Tientsin Yunnanfu

Asiatic Petroleum (North China) Cie Franco-Asiatique des Petroles

Co., Ltd.-‘-90,-Victoria Road Standard-Vacuum Oil Co. j !-

China Petroleum Co., Inc.—20,: Che-

! kiang Road;' , ' , ' ■ > SIAM

Crystal, Ltd.—4, Pokotiloff Road

(Essential) Bangkok

j Golden

Road Star Co., The—79,: ; Fukushima

f Peters &, Co., E.G.— 31, Seymour tawi Asiatic Petroleum Co., Ltd.—Ban-

Road /Ist,

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.-^8, Quai de Box 50 Siam Industries ~<1932), Ltd.—P.O..

t France

Texas Co.—90, Victoria Road Standard-Vacuum Oil Co; —- Hoiig:

I A snodgn

Tsinan INDOCHINA

; Standard-Vacuum Oil Co, " . : Haiphong

Tsingtao COMPAGNIE - FRANGO-AsIATIQUES DES-

Petroles—5, Jlue ..Briore de I’Isle

-ivoiT eb *IaI—:60 A .u

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (N.C.), Ltd. . Jules. Ferry Gil Co.—13, , Rue

RiNai Chong Loong Co.—P.O. Box1 59 Texas Co., Ltd.—23, ;

Rue JuiesjFerry

(Peanut) .

 CIiA&Sl FTED MST OF: TliABES

E276 OIL MEEOHANTS (MALAYA, PHILIPPINE ISLANDS)

Provinces du Tonkin Bee Huat & Go.—121, Beach Road

Cheong On & Ca- 375, North Bridge

NouYExV van Chung—'Dap-Cau Road

Crosfield & Sons, Ltd., J.—5, Malac-

ca Street

Saigon Ho Hong Oil Mills (1931), Ltd.—61*

Chulia Street

OOMPAGNIE FrANGO-AsIATIQUE DBS Pe= Jacks & Co. (Malaya), Ltd.—Ocean

Buildihg '

troles—15, Boulevard Norodom

Stanoard-Vacuum Oil Go.—Banque Kassim & Co.—Selebar

de rindochine Building Nanayaka a, M. W. J.—D-13, Union

Building

MALAYA Pan-Pacific Oil Co.—3, Raffles Place

Standard-Yacuum Oil Co. — Union

Johore Building

Scotia Lubricating Oil Go.—2, Fin-

layson Green

Asiatic Petroleum Co.—Johore Babru Union OH Co. of California—Union

Building, Collyer Quay

Malacca Yalooline Oil Agency—17, Robinson

Road

Asiatic Petroleum Co.—73, Pengkalan Wakefield & Co., Ltd., C. C.—41-43,

Z) .o') KUSLioHTa*! onaib/ Robinson Road

Penang PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

Ban Teik Bee Co.—170, Beach Street Cebu

Kim. Keng Leong & Co.—127, Beach StandaAdtVacuum Oil, Co.-Urotiaoco

Street Building

Standard-Yacuum Oil Co,

Sun Wo Loong Oil Mill Co.—51, ! Texas Co. (P.I.), Inc., The

Madras Lane (Coconut)

Wakefield & Co., Ltd.—Chartered Iloilo

Bank Chambers Asiatic Petroleum Co. (P.I.), Ltd.

Perak Socony-Yacuum Corporation

Texas Co., Inc.

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—P'.O. Box Manila

1J9, Ipoh } ;M )

Selangor Asiatic Petroleum Co.—Hongkong &

Shanghai Bank Building

Associated Oil Co. — China Bank

Cumberbatch & Co.-—Ford Street Building

Standard-VacuiM Oil 0o.—High Str., Babcock & Co., Inc.—P.O. Box 1222

Kuala Lumpur Bennett, Inc., P. M.—Insular Life

Building

Singapore Carrero, Vidal & Co.—Isla de Provi-

sorS, Paco/(Coconut);

Asiatic Petroleum Co.—Sti Helen’s Coleman Petroleum Products, Inc.—

Court t H .fe Jir-.l ■ . 512, Masonic Temple

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

OIL MERCHANTS—OPTICAL AA'D MEDICAL SAJPPLIES i E277

EliiaA^DB y. Cm—P.0 Hox 121 Kobe Gankyo-in—52, Motomachi-dori

El Dorado Oil Works— 616, National Morikawa Shoten—170, Motomachi-

I City Bank Building, Binondo dori

Manila Sales Oorpn.—428, Ava Rizal Nishimura Shoten—159, Motomachi-

Philippine Engineer Co.—936, Raon dori

| Philippine National Oil Co.—212, Osaka-ya Shoten—91, Aioi-cho

Rosario, Binondo Tamaya Shoten Kano-cho

Philippine Repining Co. (Coco-

nut)—103'5, Isaac Peral Osaka

r Philippine Vegetable Oil Co.—P.O.

Box 843 Heilmann, W.—Sampin Building

Spencer, Kellogg & Sons (Coconut) Schmidt Shoten—13, Nakanoshima, 3-

. —Tomas Claudio, Pandacan chome

l[ Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—426, Das-

II marinas Tokyo

Texas Co. (P.l.) Inc. — 91, Plaza

Moraga, Binondo

i Valvoline Oil Co. or New York—529 Hospital

eho

Supply Co.—6, Yamamoto-

| Aviles, San Miguel

Krausse, E.—10, Marunouchi, San-

chome

Zeiss, Carl (Kabushiki Kaisha)—

Socony-Vacuum Corporation—Atkins Yusen Building, Marunouchi

Kroll Building

Vegetable Oil Co.—P.O. Box 14. CHINA

BORNEO Canton

Asiatic Petroleum Co., Ltd.—Labuan

' British Malayan Petroleum Co., Rafeek & Co.—71, B, C., Shameen

Ltd,—(Sandakan. Schmidt & Co.—20, Ching Yuan

| Sarawak Oilfields, Ltd.—Miri Maloo

NETHERLANDS INDIA Dairen

Sumatra Hirata Yoko—47, Naniwa-cho

J N. V. De Bataaf«che Petroleum Maat- Nan^anbu-dori

Yang Yen Chino Kung Ssu—81,

schappij—Pangkala Brandan Ohmi Yoko—37, Naniwa-cho

OIL MILLS IN CHINA (see Shih Wei Chi—Naniwa-cbo

Page B25-26)

Harbin

OPTICAL & MEDICAL SUPPLIES

Rodenstock, G.—2, Sammanaya St.

JAPAN Schmidt & Co<*-?40> Diagonalnaia

Kobe Peiping

•Fukuoka Shinsei-do.—3, Tamon-dori

i Hattori Hosei-do.—57, Sannomiya- Schmidt & Co.-r-l, Hsi tang tze Hur

cho tung

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E27S OPTICAL AND MEDICAL SUPPLIES—PAINT AND VARNISH

Hongkong Motion, Smith & Son, Ltd.—15, Bat- f

tery Road i*ioW SiO otocioCl 13 j

Hakiuv Co.. Ltd.- 153-155, Des Voeux NanBridgeSin Optical House—325, North ,

Road >;

Road Central

Chinese Optical Co.-r-67, Queen’s Malacca

Road Central

Hongkong Optical Co.—53. Queen’s Georgetown Dispensary—9, Riverside

Road Central

International Trading Co.—42, Elgin

Street PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

Lee Bros.—8, D’A:guilar Street

N. Lazarus-—Gloucester Arcade Manila

Mayen & Co.—37, Queen?s- Road C.

Schmidt & Co. -‘VQ’Ioticcster Building Botica Boie—95, Escolta, Binondo

Sino - American Optical Co. — 83, CASaje Toh & Co., Inc.—135, Rosario

Clark Co.—Masonic Temple

Queen’s Road Central

Vit-Alexin (China) Ltd Union Build Heacock Co., H. E.—120, Escolta

ing, 5th floor Juachon Optical Co.—91, Rosario,,

Binondo

Shanghai Lara Optical Co.—-502, Ave. Rizal

Reyes Optical Co.—640. Ave. Rizal

China Scientietp Instrument Co., Reyes Rizal

Bros. Optical . Co.—710, Ave.

Ltd.—20, Museum! Road

Far Eastern Drug Trading Co.—9a, Sabater Manuel—76, Escolta

Hankow Road1: - Torres Optical Co.—554, Juan Luna

Ismer & Co., C.—134, Nanking Road Universal Optical Co.—76, Escolta,.

(Scherings, Ltd:—19, Yuen Ming Yuen Binondo

, Road

Schmidt & Co. — Sassoon Arcade, PAINT FACTORIES

Nanking Road (see“ Page B27)

Vit-Alexin

Road (China) Ltd.—2, Peking,

PAINT AND VARNISH

Tientsin

JAPAN

Tientsin Optical Co.—65, Rue de

Takou Kobe

Schmidt & Go.r—52, Taku Road

Choyei-Gumi—105, Minamisakasegawa i

MALAYA cho jaoIHSN' & -TA dVTTO

Daito Toryo, K. K.—Choshu, Oda-

muna

Singapore Higashiyama ShotEn —196, Nishide- -

machi

Eastern Optical Co. —15, South International Paint Co.—P.O. Box I

Canal Road 141

Eye Clinic, The—05, Stamford Road Kanae Shoten—26,. Shimagami-chp

Ezekiel & Sons—9, Raffles Place Kansai Paint K. K.—365, Kanzaki

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

PAINT AND VARNISH E27y '

Kobe Paint R.K.-^, Suguhara-dori Yokobama

Kobe Tokyo K.K.—1, Mizukasa-dori

Nippon Paint Kobe Soko—388, Nis- Akimoto Aburaten—1i2, Choja-machi

hide-machi Amano Shoten—16, Onoe-cho

Okada Toryo-ten—83, Sannomiya-cho Inagaki Yeizo: Shoten—17, Noge-cho '>

Red Hand Compositions Co. — 23, Kaneko Katsujiro Shoten—78, Sumi-

Yanae-machi yoshi-cbo

Sawada & Co.-—24, Hachiman-dori Suzuki Kinnosuke Shoten—11, Masa-

go-cho

Toyo Tokyo, Seizo K.K.—2, Suguhara- Yokohama

dori Tokyo Shokai—23, Minato-

cho

Nagasaki Yatomi Shokai—23, Kaigan-dori

JSanko-do—52, Tsuki-machi CHINA

Yoshida Rainosukb—-22, Moto Furu- Dairen

kawa-machi

Osaka Hayashi Yoko—80, Nishi Yoko

Marshu Paint K.K.—153, Susono-oho

Abe Paint Seizo-sho—38, N ishino Tanaka Keitei Shokai G.K.—218,

Yainagata-dori

Shimono-cho

Nihon Toso Kogyo K.K.—1-6, Honda Hankow

Asahi Paint Seizo K.K.—10, Urae-

cho

Nippon Paint Seizo K.K.—10, Urae- Building Co.,, Ltd.—9, Dahlia

Hwa Chang

cho

Osaka Abe Paint Seizo-sho—67, Nis- Hongkong

hino Shimono-cho

Taiyo Paint Seizo Kogyo K.K. — 42. Ault & Wiboeg Co.—17,, Connaught

F uku-machi Road Central

Teikoko Paint Seizo K.K.—38, Ho- China Paint Manufacturing Co.,

getsu-cho, Ltd.—1, Arran St., Kowloon

Toa Paint Seizo K.K.—33, Takami- Davie, Boag & Co., Ltd.—Queen’s

cho Building

Tokyo Eastern Asbestos Co.—Prince’s Bldg.

Fook Tai & Co.—Bank of Canton

Building

[ Fuji Tokyo K K-—16, Minamikanero- Goeke & Co., A.—'China Building

kucho Kelly & Co., Ltd.—9, Queen’s Rd. C; *

Mumanoya Toryoten—15, Hongincho Loxley & Co:, A. R.—York Building

i Nippon Kakko Paint K.K.—4, San- National Lacquer and Paints Pro-

jikkenbori ducts Co., Ltd.—North Point

Nippon Paint iSeizo K.K.—Minaxnis- Shew an, Tomes & Co.—National Bank

hinagawa Shuku Building

Teikoku Tokyo K.K.—15, Hiba Sun Fat Co.—Bank of Canton Bldg.

Toyo Tokyo iSeizo K. K —9, Higashi- Wilkinson, Hey wood & Clark—

dori Queen’s Building

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E28G PAINT AND VARNISH—PAPER MERCHANTS

Shanghai Roelli & Co.:, Inc. — 244, DavitI

Binondo

Simeon O. Suan—324, Echague

Burrell & Co., Ltd. (London>+-^3 27, Uy

Ningipo Road Chaco Sons &'Go.—Chaco Bldg.

Campbell, H. B.—1265. Bubbling Wei] ViegelmanN;,

456,

Bchroeder & Co., Inc.—

Dasmarinas

Road

Chen1 Hua Paint Manufacturing Co., PAPER BOX FACTORIES (See

Ltd.—47,8, Nonh Soochow Road

Felgate & Co., R. H.—22, Naiiking Page B27)

Road

Mander Bros., Ltd.--19, Museum Rd. PAPER MILLS (See Page B28)

Red Hand Compd^itons Co.—6, Kiu-

kiang Road PAPER MERCHANTS

Slowe & Co., Ltd.—7, Hankow Road

Wilkinson, HeyWood & Clark — 6, JAPAN

Kiukiang Road

Yung Koo Paint & Varnish Manu- Kobe

facturing Co.—900* Kiangwan Road

Fuji Seishi K.K.—25, Jokoji

Tientsin Futmai Shokai — 106, Nakayamate-

dbri

Fobes Co., (Ltd.—49, Taku Road Hakushin-sha Kobe Branch—25, Sa-

kae-machi

NETHERLANDS INDIA Inouye Kamimise —14, Moto-machi.

dori

Japan Paper Co.—99, Kitamachi

Sourabaya Kawabata Yoshtten—33, Kumoi-dori

Kobe iSeishi-sho—26, Asahi-dori

N. V. P A. Regnault’s Verf-Tikk & Kudo Yoshiten—20, Sakae-maohi

Blikfabriecken Lendrum (Japan), Ltd. — 35, Naka-

machi

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Mitsubishi Seishi K.K.—Takasago-

cho

Manila Murakami Shokai—25, Kawasaki-cho

Musabhoy & Co.—328, Sannomiya

Oham-Samco & Sons—300, Sto. Cristo, Nippon Shigyo K.K.—98, Yedo-machi

Saoj Nicolae Nippon Shiriu Shokai—77, Moto-

Davies & Co., T. H.—244, David, machi

Binondo Ryosan Shokai—78, Sannomiyarcho

Elizalde & Cia—P.O. Box 121 Tanaka Gensaburo Shoten—41, Kita-

Go (Spc.—618, Rizal Avenue nagasa-dori

Lopez Guzman &; Co.—553, ^Ave. Rizal Yokogawa Shokiku do—9, Kitanaga-

Macondray «fe Qp.—China Bank Bldg. sa-cho

Norton & Harrison Co.—Kneedler Kyushu

Building

Perez Samanillo, Rafael — 116-122, Aoki Isokichi—2, Tsuru Koji

Juan Luna ,

Reyes & Co., F,—424, Azcairaga^ San Hakushinsha K.K.—Okonai-cho

Nicolas Kawarada Heizo—29, Kojiya-cho

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

PAPER MERCHANTS (JAPAN, CHINA) E281

Moji Lendrum (Japan), Ltd.—P.O.—Box 95-

Central

Daido Yoshiten K.K.—Uchibamacho Mitsushi nouohi

Paper Mills, Ltd.—6, Maru-

Hakttshinsha K.K.—Naka-machi Nippon ShigVO K.K.—59, Motomachi

Nakai ShotEtN—Nishi Hon-machi Oji iSeishi Kabushiki Kaisha—Yusen

Building, Marunouchi

Nagasaki

Yokohama

Inouye ISA9—37, Moto Konya-machi

I no u ye Kenkv.'-vdo—48, Suwa-machi Bunsei-do Yoshiten — 39, Sumyoshi-

Shoshin-do—89,, Doza-machi cbo

Shoyei-do—SB, Matsuyama-machi Ishida Wayoshiten—177, Furo-cho

Miyamoto Shoten—13, Onoe-cbp

Osaka Nippon Shigyo K.K.—108, Ami-cho

Ogawa Yoshiten—74, Aioi-cho

Aau. & "Co., I.td '—9. Koraibashi KOREA

Fuji Seishi K.K.—1, Nishino Shi-

mono-cho

Fukuyama Seishi K.K.—12, Kitahorie Hag-ino Shoten—93, TaibeFdorip. Seoul

Hagiwara Kamimise—102, Nandai-

Kami-cho

Furukawa Seishi K.K.—900, Imafu- Nippon ShigyoSeoxtLK.K.—117, Namdai-

mon dori,

ku-cho dori, Seoul

Misaki Seishi K.K.—1-1, Dojima, Okura YosiiiTEN —137, Kogane-chor

Naka, Kita-ku Seoul

Nikka Seishi K.K.—3, Honjo Higa- ‘ Tanaka & Co.-- Pusan

shi-machi

Nishinari Seishi K.K.—1282, Bangai

Daikai-cho CHINA

Oji Seishi K.K.—124, Kita Nagae-

cho Canton

Okayama Seisha K.K.—l, Utsubo

Kita-madii Baist & Co. 39, F.C. Sbameen'

Shidzuoka Goeke & Co., A. -85, British Concession

Rafeek & Co,—71. British Concession,.

Shameen

» Nippon Shoshi K. K.—54, Mabucbi-

Hon-cho Chefoo

Nozaki Jubei Shoten—34, Gofuku-cho

i Sano Kikuzo Shoten—14, Cba-machi KuNtQ Dah Printing Press

Tokyo Dairen

Aall & Co.—P.O. Box 41. Central Fuji Yoshiten K.K.—147, Yamagata-

' Azuma Seishi Kabushiki Kaisha—77, dori

Shimo Ochiai Gadelius & Co., Ltd.—18, Yama,gata-

Aall & Co.—P.O Box 41, Central cho

Fuji Seishi Kabushiki Kaisha—1, Hagiwara dori

Shoten K.K.—52, Kambu-

SanjukkenboriNeho

 CLASSIFIED LIST' OF TRADES

E282 PAPER MERCHANTS (CHINA)

Foochow Ito Co., Ltd., G.—4a*/Des Yoeux Road I

Central

Associated Products Co. Jardine, Matheson & Co.—14, Pedderj

Street

Fukien Paper Manufacturing Co,,. Johnson & Co.—David House

Ltd.—N antai Kae Shean Co.—59, Queen’s Road

Central

Hankow Kelley & Co., Ltd,—9f Queen's Rd. C.;

Kotewall & Co., R.H.—China Build-i

Behn, Meyer China Co.'—The Bund, ins ,

S.A.D. 3 K-\yoK & Co., P.K.—35, King Lungj

•Chung Hwa Steel Products and Street

Trading Co. — 8-33, Rue de Paris, Loxley & Co., W.R.—York Building |

Exten. Luen Cheong & Co.—74, Des Vceuxj

Fuji Paper Co.—13, Ewo Road Road Central

Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha—Taiping Maison F. Mathieu Soc. — Asiatic

Road Building

Ito & Co.—Tientsin Road, S.A.D. 3 Mercantile

Lee & Co.—7, Ding An Lee, Poyang The—18, LeePrinters’ Supply Co.*

Yuen Street, West j

Road Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha, Ltd. —14,

Pau Shun Kun Sze—Paoshan Road Pedder Street

Harbin Mitsui Bussan Kaisha Prince’s

Building

Moulder & Co., Ltd.—China Build-

Cenfer, M.A.—43, Diagonalnaya Str. ing

Noronha & Co.—Duddell Street

Hongkong Oji Paper Mfg. Co.—China Building

Parkson, Ltd.—19, Connaught Roac

Acme Trading Co,—Bank of Canton Central

Building She wan, Tomes & Co.—National Banl*

Ault & Wiborg—17, Connaught Road Building

Central Simpson & Co.—China Building J

Bradley & Co.—Prince’s Building Sun Tai Chong—120, Bonham Stran*

Basto & Co.—10, Queen’s Road Cen- East

tral Swedish Trading Co., Ltd.—Chins

Che San & Co.—68, Des Yceux Road Building

Central Thoresen & Co.—Queen’s Building

Chee Hing—51, Des Vceux Road Cen- Tung Hing—32, Cochrane Street , ;

tral Wicking & Co., Harry—Prince;

Cooper & Son—132, Wellington Street Building

Commercial Press—35, Queen’s Road Macao

Central

Der A. Wing & Co.—74, Queen’s Road

Economical Po

Trading Co. — P.O. Box gos Man Lau—2, Largo-do S. Domii

285 '

Fuji Paper Co., Ltd.-China Bldg, Shanghai

Hongkong American Trading Gq^

China Building-;

Huygen, G. E.—French Bank Bldg. American Paper Exports, Inc.—2

Yuen Ming Yuen Road

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

PAPER MERCHANTS (CHINA') £283*

| Andersen, Meyer & Co.—4, Yuen Schuster, E.—HarhiRon House

Ming Yuen Road

C Arnhold & Co.^Ltd.—1, Nanking Rd. Shanghai

Road

Press,-Ltd.—33A, Haskell

Actlx & Wiborg China Co.—157, Can- Sheh Trading Co.—100, Peking Road

ton Road

Bitnshin Co., Ltd.—131, Kiangse Rd. Spicers

Road

(Export), Ltd,—1, Nanking

China Fibre Container Co.—5, Hai- 'Sun Hing Printing Co,—G228, Tien-

, chow Road dong Road

, China Paper Co.—24, Yuen Ming Sun Run Paper Co.—64, Kiukiang

Ii Yuen Road Road

China Printing Supply Co.— 110, Synnerberg, G. V. —218, Kiangse Road

I Chaotung Road Telge & Schroeter—212, iSzechuen

' Cliye & Co.;—113, Kiukiang Road Road

Commercial Press, Ltd.—501, Pao- Thqresen ,& Co., 0,-110, Szechuen

,| shan Road Road

Cosmos Paper Co.—Hamilion House Tien Chang Paper Mill Co.—Con-

Daido Yoshiten, Ltd.—105, Kiangse tinental Building

Road

, Dixon & Co., Ltd., H.C.—3, Hong- VicajeeRoad

& Co., Ltd., F.—132, Kiangse

kong Road

i, Eickhoff & Co.—451, Kiangse Road Wah Road

Suing Paper Co.—110, Minghong,

Ewards, Einar—114, Kiangse Road Yah Chen & Co.—175, Nanking Road

i- Frost, Bland & Co.—6, Szechuen

Road Swatow

Fukui Yoko—48; Szeehuen Road

ig Gallop, H.B.—185; Yuen Ming Yuen Bradley & Co.—P.O. Box 76

Road 3 ,'A

• Gallop & Co., Fed. Inc.—320, Szechuen Dunfold & Co.

I Road iShauter, Dayland & Co.—P.O. Box 3

Glanzmann, Fco.—38, Canton Road

, Hoehnke, F.—220, Szechuen Road Tientsin

j( Itq Co., Ltd., G.—130, Kiangse Road

Jacobi & Co., Ltd., J.—15, Museum Andersen, Meyer & Co.—96, Rue de

ji Road Takou

Legge & Co., G.E.—20, Museum Road Arnhold & Co.—10, Taku Road

May Sun & Co.—600, Honan Road CaxTon Press—Ching Yun Li

Mitsubishi Shoji IKaisha—9, Canton China Northern Corporation—47-55,

jj Road

Molnar & Greiner—330, Szechuen Rue de Paris

i Road Evans & Sons, Ltd., Edward—137,

Ningpo Trading do.—4, Tah Ming Victoria Road

Lee, Rue Petit Fobes Co., Ltd —49, Taku Road

^ Oji Paper Co.,"Ltd.—123,' Canton’ Rd. Gipperich & Co., E.—52, Taku Road

Oriental Press, The—113, Avenue John’s Import and Export Co.—272,

Edward YII Taku Road

Ouskouli, M.H.A.—451, Kiangse Rd. Perrin Cooper & Co.—73, Consular

Reuter, Brockelmann & Co. — 452, Road

j Kiangse Road Reuter, Brockelmann & Co.—29, Con-

San Tai Paper Co.^-131, Ningpo Road sular Road

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E284 PAPER MERCHANTS-PHOTOGRAPHIO SUPPLIES

SIAM PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

Bangkok Manila

Barrow, Brown & Co., Ltd.—-Tapan Ault & Wiborg (Far East) Co.—28,

Hua Takay Calfe Bazan

Diethelm & Co., Ltd. B-abcock & Co«, iNa, W. R.—El Hogar

Building -

Go Joca) & Co.f—584, Alvarado

MALAYA Gomba & Hermosura—5411, Sales

Hall Whipple & Co., Inc. — 2006.

Penang Azcarraga

Heilbronn Co., J. P., Inc.—233, Call©

David,

Criterion Press Co., Ltd.—Penang Manila Blue Binondc.

Road Printing Co.—Santa

Cruz Bridge

Philippine Education Co.—101, Es-

Perak colta

Commercial Press, Ltd.—15, Pang- PHARMACEUTICAL FACTORIES

liina Street, Ipoh (See Page B2S)

Selangor PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES

Canton Press—6-8, Market Street, JAPAN

Kuala Lumpur Kobe

Negri Sembilan Akakabe Shoten — 133, Motomachi-

dori

Commercial Press, Ltd.—125, Birch Arakawa

nomiya-cho

iShashin Shokai—173, San-

Road, Seremban

Futaba Shashin Shokai—42, NishL

Singapore machi

Honjo Shokai—61, Mptomachi-dori

De Souza Bros.- -i§, High Street Yaesu. . Shasinki-ten—187, Motomachi-

dori

Dickinson, & Co., Ltd,, John—Dun- Yoshida Y6sHt ShotEn—34, Sanbo-

lop House, Robinson Road rn iya-cho

Khai Mun & Co.—62, South Bridge

Road Kyoto

Koh Yew Heang Eng Kee Pipss—18,

North Bridge Road Asahi-do—N ishin o-t.oin

Lendrum, Ltd.—c/o Borneo 'Co., Ltd. Hori.o Kataro—Sanjo Sagaru

Motiwalla & Co., E. J.-r—6 & 8, Kawakita Shokai—Kawabata Higash

d’Alnjeida Street Nagano Hirangsuke—Ayakoj i Sagant

Smith, Bell & Co.—Hong Kong and Gniia Yu i ch i —T e ra -machi

Shanghai Bank Building Okamura Riichi—Sanjosagaru

Spicers (Export), Ltd.—P.0. Box 572 Tomoda Tomokichi—Tera-machi

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

PHOTOGRAPHIC tSUPPLIES ' E285

Osaka Hongkong

! Agfa Gomei Kaisha—17, Kitahama A.Eastman

Sek & Co.—<26a,

Kodak Co.: Des:—67,

VeeuxDe*Road C.

Yohix

j Asanuma Shokai—8, Na.gaboribashi Road Central

Goshi Kaisha, S.K.—5, Nishurifune- Hall IjAW Co.—14, Pottinger' Street

cho Long King & Co.—17a, Queen’s Road

| Kawara Shashikiten — 60, Kawara- Central

machi Mayen & Co.—37, Queen’s Road C.

' Minsen Shokai—90, Kitahama Schmidt & Co.—Gloucester Building

IXyeda TeijIro—43, Audoj ibashi

| Tsubameya—29, Daiku-machi Macao

J Agfa. Gomei Kaisha—P.O. Box 41

I (Senba) Po Man Lau—2, Largo db; S. Domin-

gos .

Tokyo Thomson Loo, & Co.—1a, Rua Central

I Agfa Gomei Kaisha—10, Marunouchi Peiping

,iS|; Sangokct Roeki K.K.—8, Yumi-cho Camera Craft—2, Morrison Street

I Zeiss, Carl (Kabushiki Kaisha)—Yu- Deutsche Farben Waibel & Co.•••21,

I sen Building, Marunouchi Gan Mien Hutung

Hartung’s Photo Shop—3, 'East Gate

CHINA of Legation Street

Amoy Shanghai

j Amoy Pharmacy China Sports—214a, Szechuen Road

Chiyo Yoko—m, Nanking Road

Dairen Hall Law & Co., Ltd.—w.w.28, Mu-

seum Road

Ilford Ltd.—153, Canton

i ! Hashizume Yoko—64, Oyama-dori Kodak & Co., Eastman—189, Yuen

Kashimura Yoko K.K.—S4, Ise-cho Ming Yuen Road

Kimura Yoko—35, Nishi-dori Scherings, Ltd.,—19, Yuen Ming Yuen

Mori Yoko—Ginza-dori Road ^ , j,.. .

. Sano Yoko G.K.—35, Oyama-dori Squires, Bingham, Ltd.—52^ Nanking

Road

Seikosha-145, Shinano-cho Burr Photo Co.—9, Broadway

Watson & Co., Ltd., A. S.—25, Nan-

Hankow king Road

l' Bechler, E.—Corner of Hunan and Tientsin

| Cooperation Roads

Deutsche Farben, H. G. Waibel & Co. Express Rhoto Service—15, Woodrow

Wilson Street

—S.A.D. No. 1

Hankow Dispensary, Ltd. — Corner “Kodak” RhoB—111, Victoria Road

Rue du Hanoi and Rue Dubail Yamamoto Art PHoto Studio—134,

Zenith Studio Victoria Road

 GLASjSmEJ) LIST OF TRADES

i-286 PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES—PLUMBING; & HEATING

Tsingtao PIPER-ORGAN FACTOR IES (See \

Page B28)

Hanson Photo Studio—ia5, Chung

Shan Road PLUMBING AND HEATING

Mikawa Photo Studio.—j6? Kwan Tao

Road JAPAN

MALAYA

Singapore Nippon Suido Eisei Koji K.K.—60,

Korai-bUshi-zumS

Eastern Fine Arts Association— CHINA

Meyer Chambers

Ebata & Co.—33, Coleman Street Hankow

Ezekiel & So.s, E. S'—3, Capitol

Building Mei Loong & Co.—Opposite Y.M.C.A.,

Kodak, Ltd.—130, Robinson Road S.A.D.

Lee & Co., C. M.—39, High Street

Lim Khoon Heng — 245^7, Orchard Hongkong

Road

Malaya Photo Supply Co. — 387, Lee Yu Kee—37, Des Voeux Rd. C.

Malaya Street Warren & Co..^; Ltp., C. E.—China

Maynard & Co.—11, Battery Road Building

Singapore Photo Co.—39, High Street Peiping

Wah Heng & Co., Ltd—95 North

Bridge Road

China Radiator Co.—311, Chao Yang

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Men Street

Engineering Practice, Ltd. — 11,

Fang Chih Hutung

Manila

Shanghai

Botica Boib—95, Esoolta

Camera Supply Co.—138 Escolta Chibunovsky & Co.—133, Yuen Ming

Yuen Road

Denniston, Inc.—126, Escolta, Bin- New'Shanghai

on do Heating and Plumb-

ing Co.—179-S.S. 12, Connaught Rd.

Kodak Philippines, Ltd.—434, Das- Plumbing Supply Co.—1206, Bubbling

marinas Well Road

Landahl, Inc., J.—979, M. de la In-

dustria PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

Philippine Photo Service—968, Juan

Luna Manila

Photo Finishing Corpn.—114, Escolta

Roces y Cia—129, Plaza Gpiti jCasupanan. . Bros.—243, Blumentrid

Sun Photo Supply—Crystal Arcade, Insular Plumbing. Co—728-734. Calle

Escolta Zacateros : ,■

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TEADES

PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS (JAPAN) E2.87

Jonks, J. W.—312, Miserienrdia- Yamada Mark Shokai—257, Kotono-

■Manila Plumbing & Metal Works— cho

• 15, P. Casal Yokoyama . Shigeru—1-24, Moto-machi

National Sanitary Service

Misericordia Kyoto

•Perfection Stove Co., Clevelan Ohio

—20, Plaza Moraga Endq Tokujiro—Yanagibabu-higashi

Rivera’s Plumbing Service-^676, Juan Fujimura Gomei Kaisha—Jofukuji-

Luna nishi-saghru

United Plumbing Co., Ing.—666-676, Ishida Shigeo—Karasumaru-nishi

Juan Luna, San Nicolas,

Kawakatsu Shizuburu—Demisu-agaru

United Plumbing Co.—666, Juan Luna Oda

Universal Plumbing Company—1333, SenooYoshinosuke—Sanjo-sagaru

Tamio—Yojo agaru

O’Donnell

Uchida Tomi—Gojo-agaru

I POWER PLANTS (See Page B29—41) Yoshimura Kanematsu:—Yojo-sagaru

PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS Kyushu

j JAPAN Fukuoko Insatsu K.K.—Shimo Naji-

ma-cho

Kobe Hakata-do—40, Furumonto-cho

Chugai Insat&u K.K.—2/6, Azuma- Showa cho

Insatsu G.K.—354, Haruyoshi-

dori Yamada JumichirO—25, Furokuji-cho

l Hanshin Insatsu-sho—119, Hachiman-

dori

, Ichikawa Gomei Insatsu-sho — 147, Moji

Kitanagasa-dori

Japan Chronicle Press—65, Nahiwa- Arima Insatsushq G.K.—3, Dairi

machi Minaini Sakae-machi

Japan Monthly Publishing Qo.—20, Taiyo Insatsu K.K.—Takawa-machi

Harimamachi

'Kukumaru Printing Office — 25, Toyo Seihan K.K.—Naniwa-cho

Moto-machi

Kobe Tsukumo-do—11, Kaigan-dori Nagasaki

i Kobe & Osaka Press—2, Kaigan-dori

Kodama Ohbun Kappan-sho—229, Mo- Hakuyei-sha—T, Enotsu-machi

tomachi-dori Harada Shin-ichieq—10, iDozamachi

k Meibun-do—11, Sannomiya-cho Jusei-sha K.K.—1, Motohakata-cho

Mitsumura Insatsu K.K.—4, Isogami-

* dori Nagoya

Nai'gai Insatsu K.K.—1-33, Kusuno-

ki-cho Chiyoda I nsatsu—Oi tmatsu-cho, Ni-

Okabe Insatsu' Jimusho—36, Sakae- shi-ku

| machi

Sanko-sha—349, Shimosawa-cho Chukyo Printing C6.—Takehira-cho

Shubun-sha, K.K.—119, Aioicho Nagoya Printing Co.—Minami Hisa-

Tanaka Insatsu K.K. — 102, Yedo- y.a-cho

machi Ryuyosha, Ltd.—Matsugae-cho

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E28fc PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS

Osaka Chugai Insatsu Kaisha—25, Nishifu-

kurawa

Aida Insatsu—8, iSumiyoshi-cho ICHIBAN-KAN PRINTING OFFICE—3, Ima-

gawakoji, Kanda-ku

Araki Sanjiro—42, Okuxni-cho Isshiki Printing Co.—*-3, Yuraku^cho

Chug Insatsu 'Goshi Kaisha—9, Higa- Kojiha Insatsu K.K.—Marunouchi

shinoda-cho Building, Marunouchi

Hamada Isatsu-sho—1, Ahdojibashi Kyodo Insatsu K.K.—Hisakatacho,

Hashimoto Retted Insatsu-sho—2, Hoishikawa-ku

Shin-maohi Maruzen & Co. —6, Nihonbashi-ku

Isemato Kasaburq—4, Bakuro machi Tori-2-chome

-Kobe Insatsu-sho—1-20, Takatsu, ML Nitto Insatsu K.K.—36, Masago-cho,

Hongo-ku

nami-ku

Kojima Insatsu K.K.’—45, Mabuchi- Ohye Printing Co.—81, Kogae-cho

cho Shuyei-sha, Ltd.—12, Idhigayakaga-

Mikado Insatsu ' Goshi Kaisha—12, cho

Wasen-cho Tokyo Insatsu - K.K.—Kogo Ginko

Morikawa iNSAfsu-SSO—34, Umeda- Building, Marunouehi

cho Tokyo Kokubun-sha—15, Sojurocho,

Nakada Insatsu-sho—5(5, Andojibasbi, Kyobashi-ku

Minami-ku Tokyo Printing Co.—Kogiyo Ginko

Nippon Insatsu Seihon K.K.—2, Awa- Tokyo Tsukiji Type Foundry—Tsu-

za Niban-cho kiji Kyobashi-ku.

Nitto Printing Co.—445, Nakamachi Toyo Insatsu K.E.—2, Atago-cho

Osaka Insatsu K.K.—31, Wasen-cho

Rusia Insatsu-sho—17, Nishi Umeda- Yokohama

eho

Sawada Yozo Insatsu Ko-sho—37, Bunju-do Printing Office—46, Yedo

Minami Honcho mura

Shoeido Printing Oo.—5613, Tsuru- Kanbe Insatsusho—35, Mandai-cho

hashi

iSeihan Insatsu K.K.—23, Ebie-cho Ohkawa INsatsusho—34, Ohta-machi

Takehide Onoe Insatsusho—31, Aioi-cho

nami-ku Shoten—1, Andojibashi, Mi- Taihei Insatsusho—851, Nishibobe-eho

Umeda Insatsu-sho—86, Kamifuku- Taiyosha Insatsusho-^35, Matsugake-

shima cho

Wakimoto Shokichi—2,330, Shimidzu- O’lDell’s Service Bureau—66, Yama-

dani Nishino-cho ' shitcC-eho

Yabunchi Insatsu-sho—Andoj ibashi-

dori KOREA

Yamashita G-isaburo—92, Umegae-cho

Iohana-do Insatsu-sho—143, Moto- Chikazawa iShoten—76, Hasegawa-cho,

maohi Seoul

Yoshida Insatsu-sho—11, Oimatsu-cho Chosen InsAXSf K.K.—62, Horai-cho,

Seoul'

Tokyo Christian Literature Society—Seoul

Matsumoto Insatsusho G.K.—49, Mi-

Advertiser Publishing & Printing zushita-cho, 'Seoul

Co.—2, Ginza i TanioNa Shoten G.K.—131, Hon cho

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS (CHINA) E389

CHINA China Mail—3a, Wyndham Street

China Printing Press Co., The—29,

Chefoo Stanley Street

China Tribune—39, Wyndham Street

McMullan & Co Commercial Press, Ltd.—35, Queen’s

Road Central

Kttng Dah Piti'NTixG Press Connaught Printing Press,—1a,

Stanley Street

Dairen Der A Wtng', Ltd.—74, Queen’s Road

Central

Dairkn Press & Co.—Taiseikan Empire: Printing Press—50> Welling-

ton Street

Bldg:,' IsernacHi Far Eastern Grocers’ Advocate—

Ichibankan—52, Shikishima-cho Bank of Canton Building

Manchuria Daily News—7, Awajo-eho Hongkong Daily Press, Ltd.—II, Ice

Matslura Insatsusjio- 34, Yoshino-cho House Street a

Toa Insatsu K.K.—91, Omi-cho Hongkong Telegraph—1, Wyndham

Street

Hankow Hong Kong Printing Press,Bldg.Ltd.

(Lithographers)—Kaiming

Central China Post—Hunan Road Hong Kong Publishing Bureau—

Asia Life Building (2nd floor)

Commercial Press, Ltd.—6, Chung Kae Shean Co.—58, Queen’s Road.C.

Shan Road

Dati King Printing Office—Hau Kelly & Walsh,: Ltd.—York Building

Leb’s—10, Queen’s Road Central

Hwa Lou,, Chiao Tung Road

Hankow Printing Office—7, Sanklao Liang You Co.—70, Queen’s Road C.

Road Local Printing Press, Ltd ^ 9a,

Religious Tract Society Press—40, . Duddeli Street

Poyang Road Millington, Ltd.—5, Queen's Rd. C.

Taising. Printing Office—7, Liangyi > atiOnal Publishers, Ltd.—8, Des

Street Voeux Road. C.

Harbin Newspaper Enterprise, Ltd.—3a,

Wyndham Street

Noronha & Co.—t18, ’Ice House Street

> Harbin Commercial Post—H>, Malaya South China Morning Post, Ltd.—1,

| , , Skvoznaya Wyndham Street

| Harbin Daily News—14, Bulvarny Victoria Printing , Press—National

| Prospect Bank Building

f Harbin Herald

Harbin Observer—10, Malaya Skvoz- Wing Fat Printing Co.—149, Wing

Lok Street

naya YeBuilding

Olde Printerie, Ltd. — China

Harbin Zaria—1, iSkvoznaya Street

^Simpson’s Agencies—2, Konnaya St.

Macao

Hongkong

Der A Wing & Go.—18, Avenida

J Central Printing Office—29, D’Agui- Almeida Ribeiro

lar Street Typographia Mercantil de N. T.

Che San & Co.—58, Des Voeux Road Central Fernandes Filhos, Ltd.—26. Rua

Central

 CLASSIFIED' HIST OF TRADES’

PRINTERS & PUBLISHERS (CHINA)

Nanking Lee King Printing Co.—A130, Sze-

chuen Road

Liang

Educational Bookstore—'Chung Shan Co.—851, You Printing and Publishing

Road North Szechuen Road

Ling Sang Printing Ink Ltd., The

—38 Chefoo Road

Peiping Macmillan Co. of New York, The—

20, Museum Road

May Sun & Co.—500, Honan Road

Bureau of Engraving & Printing— Mercantile

1, Pai Chih Fang Printing Co.—255, Wei-

French Bookstore—Grand Hotel de Neehaiwei Road

Shing Printing Co.—550, Tien-

Pekin dbng Road. .

Peivang Press—3, Legation Street

North China Daily News & Herald,

Ltd.—17, The Bund

Shanghai Oriental Press, The—668, Szechuen

Road

A.B.C. Press—305, Kiukiang Road Oxford University Press—44, Pek-

Ah Sing—561, Boone Road ing Road

Andreeff, D.—679, Avenue Joffre Phoenix Press, The—131, Museum

Road

Anglo-French Press—41-43, Avenue Sator, A.—20, Museum Road

Edward VII.

Ashizawa Printing Co.—14, Haining Shanghai Evening Post and Mercury

—17, Avenue Edward VII.

Road

Brewer, H. E.—303, Kiangse Road Shanghai Mainichi Shimbun — 77,

Woosung Road

Bumpo Yoko—115, Chapoo Road Shanghai Press, Ltd.—33a, Haskell

Central Printing Co.—F307, Wbo- Road

chang Road

China News Co.—139, Szechuen Road. Shanghai

VII

Times—38, Avenue Edward

China Press, Inc.—14, Kiukiang Shanghai Zaria—551, Avenue Joffre

Road Shun Lee & Co.—40, Canton Road

China Printers’ Association, Ltd.— Signs of the Times Publishing

220, Szechuen Road House—515, Ningkuo Road -

Comacrib Press, The—18a, Museum Slovo Publishing Co.—238, Avenue

Road

Commercial & Credit Information du Roi Albert

Bureau—P.O. Box 1022 Standard Press—522, Avenue Joffre

OoMkERciAL Press, Ltd.—211, Honan Shn Hing Printing Co.—G228, Tien-

Road d'ong Road

Dong Woo Printing Cct.—12, Miller Tai Shing Printing Cp.-^4, North

Road Soochow Road

E Shing & Co.—152, Szechuen Road Tien Yieh Printing Co-operation—

Evans k Sons', Ltd., Edward—17, 87, Baikal Road

Kiukiang Road Union Printing Co.—A261, Szechuen

IsiDa Associations—216, Szechuen Rd. Road

Kelly & Walsh, Ltd.—22, Nanking Union Printing and Service Agency

—101, Boundary Road ,

Road

Ka^ang Hsueh Publishing House— Wah Yang Printing Co.—824, Miller

140, Peking Road Road

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF, TRADES

PRINTERS, & PUBLISHERS (CHINA, MALAYA) E291;

AVen H'va Arts Go., LtD«—380, Foo- MALAYA

chow Road

Willow Pattern Press—108, Nanking Malacca

Road

Yik Shing—426, Kiarigse Road Malacca'Commercial Press—3, Second

Ytte Tap Co.—4, Pa^hoi Road Cross Street

Ziang Kee Book Co.—223, Szechuen Malacca Guardian, Ltd.—5, First

Road Cross Street

Zikawei Press—

Negri Sembilan

Tientsin

Commercial Press-1-^, Birch Road,

Seremban

liUREATT OF ExGRAVI'NG1 AND PRINTING Grenier

—1, Pai Chih Fang & Son, Ltd., Charles—69,

Canton Press—Council Road Birch Road, Seremban T

Chihli Press, Inc.—25, Rue 'St. Louis Penang

E Tai—131, Rue de Baron Gros

(Evans & Sons, Ltd., Edward—137, Criterion Press C°.- ID, Penang

Victoria Road Road

Lien Chang & Co.—lie, Rue Dillon Ganesh Printing -Works—99, Penang

North China Advertising Co.,— 115, Street

Rue de Chaylard Kwong Wah. Yit Pop, Press, Ltd.—

North China Daily Mail—19, Rue de 16 and 18, Malay Street

France Penang Gazette Press, Ltd.—1a,

Pei yang Press—19; Wusih Road Penang Road

Serebrennikoff < & Co.—16, Council Penang Premier Press—34, Beach St.

Road

Social Welfare—Via Tripoli Perak

Tientsin Press, Ltd.—181, Victoria

Road GaxtO'N Press, Ltd.:—130, Belnrh,

Street, Ipoh

Tsingtao Commercial Press —15, Pauglima

Street, Ipoh

Federal Rubber Stamp Co.—35, Sta-

E-JKin & Co,—44, Weihsien Road tion Road, Ipoh

Fu Chang Printing Co.—57, Wei- Grenier (Sr Co., Ltd., Thomas—37,

Station Road, Ipoh

hsien Road

Tsingtao Times—1, Hsin Tai Road Times, of

Court HouseMalaya.

Road,Press,

Ipoh Ltd.—Old

SIAM Selangor

Bangkok Art Printing Works—80, Ampang

Road, Kuala Lumpur

Bangkok Times Press, Ln). Chong & Co., Peter—2Q, Old Market

Siam Free Press Co. Street, Kuala Lumpur ■ ■

Stationers Hall—244, Oriental Ave. Canton Press—20, Station Street,

 ■

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES I

E^92 PRINTERS & PUBLISHERS (MALAYA, MANILA)

Klang and 6 A 8, Market Street, Phu Road

Yik Press—240, South Bridge |

Kuala Lumpur

Commercial Press—17, High Street, Printers, Ltd.—10, Ooilyer Quay

Kuala Lumpur Straits Times Press—French Bank

Federal Rubber Stamp Co.—3, Rodger Buildings, Raffles Place

Street, Kuala Lumpur NETHERLAND'S-INDIA

Grenier & Son, Ltd.-^27, Old Market

Street, Kuala Lumpur

Khee Mens Press—234, High Street, Batavia

Kualai Lumpur

Kyle Palmer & Co., Ltd.—235, Batu Nederlandsch-Indische Drukkers en i

Road, Kuala Lumpur UlTGEVERS MaATSCHAPPIJ

Malayan Daily Express, Ltd.—375.

Pudu Road Padang

Yik Khuan Press Co., Ltd.—,127,

Petaling Street, Kuala Lumpur Fa. DrukkerU “ Sumatra Bode en

Tjaja Soematra ”

Singapore . —— — . .. I

Sumatra

Anglo-Asiatic Press — 730, North Varekamp & Co,—Medan

Bridge Road

Asoka Printing Works—152, Selegie

Road PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

Ohong & Co.. Peter—7, Robinson Rd.

Commercial Press, Ltd,—172, South Manila

Bridge Road

De Souea Brothers—18, High Road Benipayo Press—801, iSoler, Santa

Federal Rubber Stamp Co.—32, Raffles Cruz

Place Carmelo & Rauermann, Unc.—2057, i

Jitts & Co., Ltd.—96, Robinson Road Azcarraga

Kelly & Walsh, Ltd.—32, Raffles Place Corcuera Printing Press—1048, Ave,

Khai Mun & Co.—62, South Bridge Rizal 1

Road Cosmos Printing Co.—309, Bustos,

Riat & Co., Ltd.—G. H.—15, CoIIyer Santa Cruz

Quay Dungka Printing Press—1728, Azcar-

Koh Yew Hean> Eng Kee Press —18, raga

North Bridge Road Dia Filipino—931, R. Hildago

Lithographers, Ltd. — 20, Raffles Eastern Press—2141, Azcarraga

Chambers

London and Eastern Printing Co., Eoqnomio-Press—501, Arlegui.

Filipino Printing Press—1129, Ave, I

Ltd.—11, Kepipel Road Rizal

Malaya Publishing House—Stamford Frank & Co.—101, Esoolta

Road

Malaya Tribune Press, Ltd.—56/60, General

ran

Printing Press—2927, Her-

-

Anson Road Ideal Press—192^ Juan Luna

Motiwalla & Co,—2, Raffles Place

Nanyang iSiang Pau Press, Ltd.—974, Kriedt Printing Co.—P-O. Box SS®

McCullough Printing Co.—110, Es- -

North Bridge Road

Nanyo Printing Office—77, Middle colta

Road Manila Gbafica, Inc.—P:0: Box 1850 ^

 CLASSIFIED . LIST OF TRADES

PRODUCE MERCHANTS (JAPAN, CHINA) E29&

Manila Press—440, Nueva Matsukiya Shottn—733, Sengen-cho

Nam Shing & Co.—327, El Dorado Strome & Co.—35, Yamashita-cho

Oriental Printing—610, Ave. Rizal Takasawa Shoten—37, Onoe-eho

Philippine

Escolta Edl-cation Co. — 101-103, KOREA

Philippine Publishing HouseASSQ,

Juan Luna Tanaka & Co,—Fusan

Romar Publishing Company—309,

Masonic Temple CHINA

Tong King... Press—424,. Florentino

Torres Chefoo

PRINTING HOUSES. (See Page B41) China Manufacturers (Ghkfoo)

PRINTING INK FACTORIES (See Dairen

Page B43)

PRODUCE MERCHANTS Iwaki Shokai G.K.—177, Yamagata-

dori

Katsuma Shoten—46, Higaahikoen-cho

JAPAN Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha—165, Yama-

gata-dori

Kobe Nisshin Seiyu K.K.—3, Takara cbo

Uriya (Shoten—137, Yamagata-clia a

Bastel & Co., W.—38, Isobe-dori Yamanishi Shoten Slxinanp-cjio

Curnow & Co, Ltd., J.—P.O. Box

1050 (Sann.) Hankow

Cox: & , Hirao—112, Higashi-machi

Standard Braid and Produce Co. of Asiatic Trading “Corpn., Ltd. —j- 7,

Japan—11, Tsogami-dori Lanling Road

BahnSon & Co., F. W.—14, Faucheong-

Road

Aall & Co., Ltd.—f, Koraibashi Harbin

Shimonoseki Produce Export Co. (Harbin), Ltd.

—8, Post Street

Biwa Shigetaro—Nishinohashi-cbo Hongkong

Hattori Shoten—Nishinabe-cho

' Minato Bunpei—Higashinabe-cho Alves & Co,,,, Ltd., J, M.—1a, Chater

i Ohtani Shoten—Uyeda Naka-machi Chinese Road

Produce Shippers—China

Yokohama Building

Henry Sales Co.—China Building

Kelley & Co., Ltd.—9, Queen’s Rd. C.

Aizawa Wasuke Shoten—12, Noge-cho Leeson

Eastern Trading Co.—1, Kaigan-dori & Cd?f D;—27, Connaught

Road Central

Fukushima-Shoten—106, Oioicho Sassoon & Co., Ltd., David—8a, Des

Xasakawa Shoten—42, Hogoromo Vceux Road Central

Ell

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

PRODUCE' MERCHANTS (CHINA, SIAM, MALAYA)

Slianghai INDO-CHINA

Arnhold & Co., Ltd.—i, Nanking Rd. Saigon

China Merchants Pongee Association David & Qo., Ltd., A. B.—43/45, Rue

36, Jinkee Road Chaigneau

China Produce Sales Co.—39a, Can- SoCIETE InDOCHINOISE DE COMMERCE,

ton Road Ltd.—23, bis, Rue Georges Guyne-

Geddes Trading & Dairy Farm Co., mer

Ltd.—8d, Yuen Ming Yuen Road

Gil-Pereira, J. L.—6, Kiukiang Road SIAM

Henningsen Produce! Co.—1512, West Bangkok

Siawgin Road

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.—27,

The Bund Anglo-Sr Am Corporation-

Knipschildt & Eskelund — 56, Sze- Barrow Brown & Co., Ltd.—Tapan

Hua Takay

chuen Road

Liddell Bros. & Co., Ltd.—4, Peking way BuildingCo., Ltd.—F.M.S. Rail-

East Asiatic

Road

Marthoud & Cie—5, Foochow Road McAlister & Co., Ltd.—19, Beach St.

Peters & Co., H.K.—6, Kiukiang Rd. Sime, Darby & Co.—21, Beach Street

Reuter, Brockelmann & Co. — 452, MALAYA

Kiangse Road

Theodor & Rawlins—157, Peking Rd.

Trans-Ocean Hide & Products Co.— Penang

19, Museum Road

Volkart Bros.’ Agency — 4, Avenue East Asiatic Co., Ltd.—F.M.S. Rail-

ways Buildings

Edward VII

Yannoulatos Bros. (China)—120, Jin- Hung Sew & Co.—37, Victoria Road

McAlister & Co., Ltd.—19, Beach St.

kee Road

Sime Darby & Co.—21, Beach Street

Tientsin Selangor

Collins & Co., Ltd.—75, Consular Boustead & Co.—1, The Embankment

Road Harrisons, Barker & Co.—Old Market

Twyeorp & Co., J.—113, Rue du Street

Chaylard Kinsey & Co.—P.O. Box 101

China Northern Corporation—47-55, Richards & Co., D.—Klang

Rue de Paris Shanmugam & Co., Ltd.—93, Fort

Standard Casing Co.—28, Sin Kai Street, Kuala Lumpur

Hutung

Singapore

Tsingtao Abdullah Sahib & Co.—66 & 68, Mar-

ket Street

North China Products Co.—7, Pu Adamson, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd.—

Hong Kong Bank Building

Hsi Road

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

PRODUCE MERCHANTS (MALAYA NETHERLANDS INDIA E295-

Angullia & Co., M. S. E.—4, Robin- NETHERLANDS INDIA

son Road

ji Asiatic Universal Trading Co.—60, Batavia

[! The Arcade

: Australian Primary Producers So- Arima & Co., Ltd.

| ciety—H.K. Bank Chambers

Ban Hoeat Hin—39, Felok Ayer St. Borneo Co., Ltd., The

Bombay Trading Co.—6, Cecil Street Catz Java Trading Co., N.V.

Borneo Sumatra Trading Co.—41, Holland-Batavia,

pij

Handel-Maatschap-

Robinson Road

l British East Indies Co.—Hongkong Internationale Crediet-en The

Hall Trading Corporation,

Handels

Bank Chambers Vereeniging “ Rotterdam ”

[ Colonial Trading Co.—9, D’Almeida Jacobsen van den Berg & Co.

\ Street

Dreyfus Co., Ltd.—154, Cecil Street K onloniale

N.Y.

Handel Maatschappij

East Asiatic Co., Ltd.—3, Raffles Kian Gwan, N.Y. Handel Maatschap.

Quay pij

, Henly Trading Co.—33, Phillip St. Konloniale Handel Maatschappij

I Kian Gwan (Malaya), Ltd.—22, Teluh Indo-Belge

Ayer Street Maintz’ Productenhandel, N.V.

Kiat & Co., T. G.—110, Race Course Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.

Road Mirandolle, Voute & Co.

F Lianqui Trading Co.—64, Robinson Ockerse, F. W. A. — Binnen Nieuw-

Road poortstraat 34

Malayan Commercial Agency — 60, Peet & Co., John

I: The Arcade Pryce & Co., John

Marine Resources, Ltd.—64, Market Rouwenhorst Mulder & Co.

j Street Ross Taylor & Co.

Martin & Co., W. M.—34. Winchester Wellenstein Krause & Co.

House

i McAlister & Co., Ltd. — Gresham Padang

House

Millar & Co., Ltd.—18, Battery Road Internationale Crediel-en Handels

Mohammed Kassim & Co., R. E. Yereeniging “ Rotterdam ”

—12/13, Boat Quay

i Nanayakara, M. W. J.—D12-A, Union Levison, H.

Maatschappij t.v.d.z. van Hcuten

Building Steffan & Co.

, Paterson, Simons & Co., Ltd.—Prince Maatschappij voor Handel en Indus-

j Street trie

Sime, Darby & Co.—6, Malacca St. SCHNEEWIND, P.

Straits Mercantile Agency—39, Teluk N.V. Gebroeders Veth’s Handel.

Maatschappij

Ayer Street

| Sulbina & Co.—28, Cbulia Street

| Toin Trading Co., The—60, Waterloo Macassar

Street

Catz Java Trading Co., N.V.

Travers & Sons, Ltd.—Chartered Maintz’

Bank Chambers Productenhandel, N.V.

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E293 PRODUCE MERCHANTS (NETHERLANDS INDIA, MANILA)

Mandess Seemann - & . Co. ’s Handel Java Sumatra Handel Maatsohappij,

Maatschappij, N.V. N.V.

Michael Stephens C°-» Ltd. Joakim & 00., N.V. Handel Maats-

Mirandolle Voute & Co. chappij

Mohrmann & Co., J., Handelsve- Kian pij

Gwan, N.V. Handel Maatschap-

REENIGINQ-

Oei Seeuwen & Co. Kwik Hoo Tong Handel Maatschap-

pij, N.V.

Reiss & Co., Hanelsvereeniging voor Maintz’

HEEN Productenhandel,- N.V.

Schmid & Jeandel, Compagnie C,OM- Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.

MERCIALE Mirandolle Voute & Co.

Reiss & Co., HandElsverfeniging

Semarang VOORHEEN

Remedios Bros. — 24, Pasar Besar

Arima & Co., Ltd., H. Watan

Crone, H. G. Th. Ross Taylor & Co.

Internationale Credieten Handel PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

Vereenigtng “Rotterdam”

Jacobsen van den Berg & Co.

Kian Gwan, N.Y. Handel Maatschap- Cebu

pij

McNeill & CO. Stevenson & Co., Inc., W. FI—P.O.

Maintz’ Proditctenhandel, N.V. ' Box 133 -

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.

Mirandolle Voute & Co. Manila

Reiss & Op., Handelsvereeniging

VOORHEEN “Kalakal Bayan”—757, Sto. Cristo

Rouwenhorts.t Mulder & Co. Manila Dairy Prpducts-432, Aviles

Ross Taylor & Co. National Products Merchants Cor-

poration—Palanca Building

Sourabaya Novaliches Dairy Farm — 129,, Bns-

tillos

Russell & Co.—P.O. Box 982

“ Amsterdam,” Handelsvereeniging Santa

Anemaet & Co. Mesa Dairy Farm—902, Corde-

leria

Arima & Co.v, Ltd., H. Warner, Barnes & Co., Ltd.—P.O.

Borneo Sumatra Handel Maatschappij Box 294

Burns Philp & Co., Ltd.

COMMISSIE-EN AGENTUUR MAATSCHAPPIJ BORNEO

“ SOERABAIA ” N.V.

East Asiatic Co., Ltd., The GuaN Moh—70, Beach Street, Labuan

Egar & Co.’s Handel Maatschappij, Hiap Soon Hin—84, Ewe Hai Street,

Ltd. Kuching, Sarawak

Fraser, Eaton & Co. Kong Chong—Labuan

Internationale Crediet-en Handels Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd. — j, Main

VereenIging “ Rotterdam ” Bazaar, Kuching, Sarawak

J acobsON van den Berg & Cd. Sin Hup Heng Co.—69, Beach Street

 CLASSiriE© LIST OF TRADES

PROVISION MERCHANTS E297

PROVISION MERCHANTS Ikekame Sitotkn ,-K. K.4-iS akae-machi

Meida-ya, K.K.—Nishi Hon-machi

. JAPAN YAMASijiRCbYA, ' G^K.—Nishi • H of ilea wa^

cho . ,, . . ■

Kobe Nagasaki

Aeabiya Coffise Shokai—364,. iNakaya- Asada Hirotaro-436,. Mo to Pur^ikkwa

mate-dori ,

•CAirbsELiER,' L.—1, Kitanagasa-dbri Curnow & Ca—24a, Sajgarimatsu

Ctjrnqw & Co., Ltd., J.—P.O. Pox Ikeda Tokuo—id/ Hiro Baba-machi

1050 (Sainn.) TApjtBf. Bui?PEi^rOnQue-:cho riV ,.t- y

Dick, Beuhn &'Oo.—97, Sanriomiyu- Takeshita IsABURO-r 2, Yedo,-machi.

cho

Fvjya ' ShotKn—19, Motomachi-dori Nagoya

Funai Siioten—35, Moto-machi

H ikoma’k,!! Shoten—32, Sannoiniya-oKo Nagoya Seiame Co.—2, Maruyama ,

Konishi Shoxen K.K.—113, Moto-

mdchi Nakamura Shoten-—Nishi Miwajima-

Minoya Shoten—437, Moto-macHi eho

N"ISHI kura ShokuryohIn K. K.-^, Umezawa Shotkn- -4, Tomizawa-cho

Moto-machi

Oliver, PyAks '& bo.—30, Nak^.'ika.clii ShiisiOhDseki

Y^HiRA.yA Shotex—9^, Moto-mac!^ •

Amayasu' 'SdoTEN-—Akain a-chb

Osaka Shim ad a Sadakichi -N ishitiabo-cho

AsaDA S'HOtEN'—-AOb, Aloto'-maciii Tokyo

Eastern TRAiiiN© Gfe:—1,! Tb'ki>/ii^Mcl l;

Emoto Shojiho—5-24, Sefniien-tbO, Mi- , Aeai Chojiro Shoten—69, ^ayashicho-

nami-ku

HaRIHAN >SUPPON SHOKURYtVH ! N-TEN-- -1. Fujii cho

Chojiro Shoten—15, Hongoku-

Nishi Nagaboari Minaini-cbo Henmi Sanyo-do--25, Dtemmacho

Matsushita (Sohien K.K.—16,; 'Korai-

bashi, Higashi-ku Hokkai Bussajt Kan—15, Ginza-dori

Meidi-ya, Ltd.—18,, Minami, Honma- Hameya 1 Sh6ten—14,: Owari-ciio ' „

ehi : , i feiKUYA' Provision Store — Ma-ru-

Nadaman Skokuryohin-ten—19, Kita-

bama,. Higashi-ku Kokubu SiioaKN-*^}, Tori o.;.'

Nodaya—28, Kyobashi-cho

it Eenjudo—6-42, Niamba Shinichi, Nishi- N iki.sit im a Shotkn - 4, Tame ike. Aka-

saka-ku

ku

Phiratama iSouze IK.K.—1461, Eawara- Sato Shoten—9, Hongoku-cho

SeiyokeK Coij Ltd.—32, * Uneine-cho .

* maohi

Uchida Yutar6 Shoten—16, Naka-

Moji machi

Suzuki Shoten-^12, Minamitomma-cho

Hirai Jensuke Shoten—Nishi Hon-, Yasuda Brothers — 3, Sarugakucho,

Kanda-ku

machi

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

PROVISION MERCHANTS (CHINA)

Yokohama Hongkong

Chiyoda Shokai—179, Moto-machi A. Kwai & Co.—15, Connaught Road 'i

Curnow & Co.—€6, Main Street Central

Eastern Trading Co.—1, Tokiwacho AhCentral

Ying & Co.—22, Connaught Road j

Gibbs & Co.—66, Yamashita-cho Alexandra, James & Co., Ltd.—China I

Iwakami Shoten-^25, Moto Hamadori Building

Ohki Shoten—203, Motomachi Alves & Co., J. M.—1a, Chater Road

Sugahara Yujiro Shoten—69, Tokiwa- Asia Co., The—9, Pottinger Street

cho Banker & Co.—4, Queen’s Road C. 'j

Yamaguichi Shoten—37, Ohta-maehi

Yedosei Honten—192, Yamashita-cho Burgoyne, Burbidges & Co.—Ex- J

change Building

Yoshibun Shoten—43, Ohta-machi Central Trading Co.—Bank of Canton

Building

KOREA Connell Brothers & Co.—David |

House

Tanaka & Co.—Fusan Co-operative Food Sales (Far East) i

Co.—Bank of Canton Building

CHINA Dairy Farm, Ice and Cold Storage

Co., Ltd.—Wyndham Street

Davie, Boag & Co., Ltd.—Queen’s I

Dairen Building

Economical Trading Co.—P.O. Boxl

Manchuria Commercial Corpn.— 285

Mitsubishi Yoko—24, Ise-machi Empress Store—54, Nathan Road

Taku & Co.—47, Oyama-dori Exporters & Importers Co-operative |,

Co.—Bank of Canton Building

Foochow French Store—99, Queen’s Road C.

General Milk Co., Inc.—Alexandra-^

Sin Tai Kee— Building

Hongkong American Trading Co.—

Hankow China Building

Hutchison & Co., John D.—King’s-f

Dah Daw & Co.—13, Taiping Road Building

France-Import, Ltd.—33, Rue Dau- Hung Oheong—66, Nathan Road

Italian Store—34, Nathan Road, Kow-

tremer loon

Nestle

Milk &Co.—P.O.

Anglo-Swiss

Box 51Condensed Lane, Crawford Ltd. — Exchange;;

Hankow New Store—11, Sankiao Building

Road Loxley & Co., Wl R.—York Building n

Straits Trading Co.—Poyang Road Mansion & Co., W.—Bank of China; t

Thurier & Kohr—1, Sankiao Road Building

Yangtsze Store—Rue Dautremer Nestle & Anglo-Swiss CondensedL

Milk Co.—Chung Tin Building

Harbin Patell & Co.—Prince’s Building

Shewan, Tomes & Co.—National Bank

Skoblin Co.—31, Konnaya Street Building

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

PROVISION MERCHANTS (CHINA): E299

Thakurdas Jerambas & Co.—29b, Dombey & Co.—893, Bubbling Well

Wyndham Street Road

Wicking & Co., Harry—Prince’s Eddie & Co., C.—74, Broadway

Building Eickhoff & Co.—451, Kiangse Road

Yee Kee Hong—64, Connaught Road Eskelund & Co.—^56, Szechuen Road

Central Fagan & Co., Ltd.—261, Kiangse Road

Kiukiang Foo How Kung & Co.—612, Nanking

Road

Gallop & Co., Fed., Inc.—320, Sze-

Duff & Co., J. L. chuen Road

Geddes Trading aNd Dairy Farm Co.

Peiping —8d, Yuen Ming Yuen Road

Gentai & Co.—K2269, Boone Road

Lee’s General Store—9, Hatamen Glanzmann,& Fco.—38,

E.Street Gillespie Co.—32, Peking Road

Canton Road

Legation Stores—14, Morrison Street Han Road

Zung & Co.—1406, East Seward

Nicolas, G.—Legation Quarter

Shang Tai Ye & Co.—125, Hatamen Hsin Yuen Co.—10, Kiangse Road

Hsing Kong & Co.—97, Boone Road

Street

Yang & Co., Ltd., I. C.—Tung Tan Lane, Crawford & Co.—23, Nanking

P’ai Lou Road

Luen How & Co.-—123, Broadway

Metropolitan Supply Co.—402 Broad-

way East

Alam, L.—9, Muirhead Road Minarolo & Co., G.—36, Rue de Gon-

sulat

American Asiatic Trading Co.—6, Nestle & Anglo-Swiss Condensed

Hongkong Road Milk Co.—19, Soochow; Road

Bombay Provision Store—249, Kun- Rondon & Co., Ltd.—9, Avenue Ed-

ping Road ward VII.

Boy - Landry Etablissements708, , S.CANDANAVIAN TRADING .Co.—43, Boone

Avenue Joffre Road

Bracco & Co., C.—36, Rue du Gon- Shainin & Co.—11, Chaofoong Road

sulat

Busy Bee Co.—P.O. Box 721 Shanghai General Store—15, Broad-

California Bakery—102, Broadway way

Casa Do Povo—1284, North Szechuen Shanghai Supply Co.—24, Broadway

Shing Kee & Co.—17, Rue du Con

Road sulat

Ching Wah & CO.—1324, North Sze- Shun Jei & Co.—1455, Woosung Road

chuen Road

Chun Lee—17, Siking Road Sing Chong & Co.—20, Rue du Con-

i Clerici, Bedoni & Co., S. A.—17, Sun sulat

Museum Road Sun Co'., Lid:—570, Nanking Rd.:

Compagnie Optorg—39, Avenue Ed- TaiNanking Foong Canned Goods Co.—255,

Road

ward VII.

| Connell Brothers Co., Ltd.—3, Cain- UnionHankow

Import Syndicate, Ltd. — 3,

Road

ton Road

. Culty Dairy Co., Ltd.—989, Avenue Van Shing & Co.—65’5, Avenue Joffre

Joffre ■Vassos & Co.—561, Avenue Joffre

Oodwel) & Co., Ltd.—1, Canton Road Venturi, F.—430, Szechuen Road

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E300 PROVISION MERCHANTS (CHINA, MALAYA)

Western Supply Go.—1621, Rubbling MALAYA

Well Road

Whitehead, R. J.—35, Jinkee Road Penang

Yuen Tak & Co.—113, Broadway

Yung' Loong & Co.-^se, Avenue J.offre Chong Kse & Co.-^-SS, Beach Street

Zimmerman Oq.;,-^W. Li—53, Szechuen Kim Seng & Co.—37b, Beach Street

Road

Zung Kee & Co.—764, Bubbling Well Little & Co., John—Bishop Street

Road Pritchard & Co.—9, Union Street

Swatow Travers & Sons—19, Beach' Street

Tai Sang & Co —20-22, Yong Ping Perak

Road

Lathif Store—101, Main Street,.

Tientsin Batu Gajah

Pritchard & Co., Ltd.—Market St.,

Altamira & Co.—61, Rue du 14 Julliet Ipoh

American Food Products Co.—52, Taik Ho & Go.—80, Main Street, Tai-

ping'

Taku Road

Chu Hsing CHENGr-Rue de Paris

Ohung Yuen Co.—Asahi Road Hegri Sembilan

Cornalba & Pezzini—14, Italian Bund

De Mao Heng—123, Rue de Takou Kwong Wing Chan, Chop—123, Birch

Dodwell & Co., Ltd. —19, Victoria LeeRoad,KeeSeremhan

& Co.—102,: Birch; Road.,,

Terrace Seremban

Franklin & Co.—17, Rue de Palacot

Kato & Co., S.—Asahi Road Selangor

Kwang Chi Shtang—109, Rue du

Baron Gros

Lee E.—38, Woodrow Wilson Street Ally & Co.—105, High Street, Kuala

Moyler, Powell & Co.—193, Victoria Lumpur

Road Little & Co., John—Ampang Street,

Moyroux, V.—41, Rue de France Kuala Lumpur

Russian Economic Store—263, Counoil Sum’s Agency—Kuala Lumpur

Rpad

Shang Tai Ye & Co.—17, Bruce Road Wong Lumpur

Kee—199, High Street, Kuala

Takeuchi & Co.—82, Rue de France

Tikn Yu Shun & Co.—261, Victoria Singapore

Road

Taylor & Co.—42, Taku Road Bee & Co., W, S.—1, Raffles Place

Tsz Hop Shing &t;Go.—116, Rue du Bun Bee & Co.—111, Beach Road

Baron Gros Clonet & ,Co., Ltd.—2, Raffles Quay 1

Vernaudon, E.—62, Rue de France

Vordoni & Co.—87, Rue de France, Commercial

Road

Agency Coj—45, Anson

Tsingtao Connell Bros.—117, Cecil Street

Crosse & Blackwell, Ltd.—5^ Mab

Vitarma Co., Ltd., Th®. —61, Feih- Street

sien Road Gwinnell, J. K.—Gresham House

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

PROVISION MERCHANTS—APPLIANOES E301.

High iStreet Provision Stores—61, Bombay Provisiqn , Supply—832, Fol-

High Street gueras

Hoojj Seck Trading , Oo.—1, Raffles California Grocery Co.—211, Echa-

Place gue, Santa Cruz

Hussain & 06., K. P. M.—13, Battery ElSanFruto de . Cacao—541, Ascuncion,

Nicolas

Road

Kiat & Co., T. G.—15, Collyer Quay European American Grocery — 430,

Echague, Santa Cruz

Kim Ann & Co.—243, Orchard Road Genato

Klass & Sons, .F. V.—1003, Robinson 1079, R. Hildago Corporation-

Commercial

Road

Lim Khoon Heng—245, Orchard Road GopocoCruz

Grocery—410, Echague, Santa

Little & Co., John—Raffles Square Harrera OommerciAl Agency—19, San

Moulton (Eastern), Ltd., E. S. & R. Gabriel

Q.—-Union Bqilding Isla de Panay—806, A. Mabini

Robinson & Co-, Ltd.—Raffles Place Kwong Wing LuNGh-1443,

Stephens Paul & Co.—Commercial Luzon Stevedoring Co., 'Herr an

Inc.—P;0.

Union Building Box 582

iStoffel & Co.—112, Market Street

Straits Mercantile Agency—39, Telok Nestle and Anglo-iSwiss Condensed

Milk Co.—P.Q. Box 538

Ayer Street Philippine Cold Storage—P.O. Box

Travers & Sons,: Ltd,—Chartered 242

Bank Chambers Philippine Fish Co.—P.O. Box 2311

Union Trading Co.—72, Robinson Rd. Pacific Ccast Biscuit—P.O. Box 400

SIAM Santa Mesa* Dairy Farm—P.O. Box

1362

Bangkok Watson & Watson—732, Zacateros,

Santa Cruz

Bangkok Manufacturing ■ Co.—383, Whitehouse

Santa Cruz

Grocery—347,. Echague,

New Road

Diethelm & Co., Ltd. Iloilo

Eastern Agencies, Ltd.—Nai Lert

Building Nestle & Anglo-Swiss Condensed

Nestle and Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Co.—22, Chile Ortiz

Milk Co.

ThOre'sen & Co., Ltd.—966, Suri- BORNEO

wongse Road Chong Kum Eng^-39, Carpenter

NETHERLANDS INDIA Street, Kuching, "Sarawak

Eng Watt & Co.—33, Beach Street,

, Sumatra Labuan

' Handel Mu. Sin Seng Hap Kesawan— RADIO AND WIRELESS

; Medan APPLIANCES

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS JAPAN

Manila Kobe

j Ah Gong, Sons & Cti.—389, Exchague Kato Denki Radio Shoten—304, Shi-

moyamace-dorf

American Grocery — 217, Echague, Mikasa Radio Shokai—137j Moto-

Santa Cruz machi-dori

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E302 RADIO & WIRELESS APPLIANCES

Moji Harbin

Iyodo Tadahei Shoten—Nish?. Hon- Skoblin Co.—31, Konnaya Street

machi

Tsuda Moji Shokai—Higashi Hon- Hongkong

machi

British

Redder Building Marine Service—

Wireless

Central Radio Service—King’s Bldg.

Asahi Radio Denki Shokai — 26, China Phonograph & Radio, Ltd.—

Nihombashi-oho York Building

Dembun-shun—15, Umeda Chung Yuen Electrical Co.—71, Des

Miyada Seisaku-sho—42, Daihoji Hi- Voeux Road Central

gashino-cho Economical Trading Co. — P.O. Box

Sankyo Denki Kogyo K.K.—14, Kyo- 285

machibori Ideal Radio Electrical Services—3,

Umeda Denki Shokai—22, Umeda-cho Wyndham Street

Tokyo Peiping

Inteknaiional Radio Co. — Showa Simpson’s Electric Supply Co. — 11,

Tung Shufu Hutung

Building

R. C. A. Communications, Inc.—Nis-

shin Seimei Building, Otemachi Shanghai

Yokohama Arnhold & Co., Ltd.—1, Nanking Rd.

China Scientific Instrument Co.,

Tokyo Electric Co.—Kanagawa-ken —130, Museum Road

Gallop & Co., Fed. Ing.-t-320, Sze-

KOREA chuen Road

Hwa Wei Trading Cq., Ltd.—119,

Tanaya & Co.—Fusan Jinkee Road

Jensen Radio Maker, T. K.—484,.' 1

Fong Hsia Road

CHINA Leede Engineering Corpn.—395, Bub-

bling Well Road

Canton Philips China Co.—133, Szechuen Road ;;

Philco Sales Corporation—118, Sze- >

Radio Electric, Ltd.—136, Sap Bat Po chuen Road

Road RCA Victor Co. of China—356, Pe->

king Road

Dairen Scientific Service Co.—131, Museum1

Road

China Osram Co.—47, Echigo cho Tientsin

Hankow China Radio Corporation—8, Rue dea

Marechal Foch

China Electric Co., Ltd.—17, Huang- Frazar, Fed. Inc., U.S.A".—25, Ruet.

pei Road du 14 Juillet

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

RADIO—RATTAN—RICE E303.

Tsingtao Lincoln Radio Shop—710, Azcarraga

Majestic Radio & Tel. Co.—20, Es-

Kasei & Co.—37, Kwan Hsien Road Manila eolta

Radio Shop—700, Rizal Ave.

SIAM Guerva Radio Service Co. — 2036,

Azcarrega

Philips Radio — 20, Plaza Moraga

Bangkok R .C. A. Communications, Inc.—Insu-

lar Life Building

Bangkok Trading Co. — Pitstien Radio Manila—Insular Life Bldg.

Bridge Wolf & Co., Inc., T. J.—P.O. Box 920

Radio Supply & Service Co., Inc.—

NETHERLANDS INDIA 702, Rizal Avenue

N. V. Heybkock’s Groothandel — RATTAN

Kriningsplein West 5

MALAYA

MALAYA Singapore

Penang Ban Hoeat Hin—39, felok Ayer Street

Kee Huat Radio Co.—178, Campbell Bombay Trading Co.—6, Cecil Street

Hoosainsah, Mohammed bin—66, Ro-

Street binson Road

Singapore Keng Seng & Co.—23, River Valley

Roadi

Slot & Co.—93, Robinson Read

Chan Jim Hee—138, Rochore Road Straits Mercantile Agency—39, Telok

I Isaac & Co., E. S.—6, Malacca Str. Ayer Street

Lee & Co., C.M.—39, High Street Sulbina & Co.—21, Lembu Road

I Nathan, M. & E.—96, North Bridge Tan Kim Cheng & Co.—66, Mohamed

Road Sultan Road

; Radio Service Co. of Malaya — 2,

Orchard Road RICE MERCHANTS

i Radio Communication Co., Ltd.—35,

Robinson Road MALAYA

jSiEASON Co., Ltd.—115, N. Bridge Rd.

| Spot Radio, Ltd.—58, Orchard Road Singapore

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Ban Koeat Hin—39, Telok Ayer Street

Siang Huah Seng Kee—77, Boat Quay

Manila Straits Mercantile Agency—39, Telok

Ayer Street

A. & P. Co., Inc.—625, M. de Bancs Malacca

I Nacional

Beck, Inc., I.—Insular Life Building

'Central Radio and Service Co.—110, Atlas Ice Co., Ltd.—18, JonMer Str.

Echague Chwi Chuan & Co.—Heeren Street

i Lavadia & Co., Inc.—306, Carriadb Pichay Bros.—P.O. Box 83

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E3Q4 RICE—RUBBER AND RUBBER GOODS

Negri Sembilan ROPE MANUFACTURERS

(See also under Copra)

Kwoxg Wixg Qhan—123, Birch Road PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

]\Lbrcantile Og.r, Ltd.—4, Cameron St.

Soon Moh & Co.—7, Cameron Street Manila

Johnson Pickett Rope Co.—2, Calle

Cristobal ■ . v

SIAM.

RUBBER AND RUBBER GOODS

Bangkok (See also under Tires) *

—.onS ,.oQ ooiviafl yjqquS oibjsB JAPAN

Buan Hoa Tkno & Co., Ltd. Kobe

CorPER-JOHNSTQg &, f^Pjr

Ellesaian’s Arracan. .Rice & Trading Akigoto Gomu Slizo-sho—2, Kagura cho*

,. Co., Ltd. , , . , .. Daido Boyeki K.K. — 57, '"Nani wa-

Borneo Co., Ltd., The rn achi

Kwong Koh Long. , : Dunlop Rubber' CO. (Far East), Ltd.

—P.O. Box 159

Fujimoto Gomu Kogyo-sho—10, Mat-

PHIL!I’PINE ISLANDS Futaba Gumi Kabushiki Kaisha—1,

Kunikadori

Hayashi Gomei (Seizo Kojo—6, Hama-

Manila naka-dori

Hirao Rubber Kogyo-sho—11, Kagu-

Chan K;iAi; & Co. • -259, Juan Luna ra-cho

Cheng Ban Yek & Co,—d23, M. ds Ho^oku rilke

Gomu K.K.—1, Nishi Shi-

Binondo ..

Cheng: Siong Lam: A Co.^lOOl, Dag id matsu-cho Kogyo-sho—20, Waka-

Ishiu Gomu

pan

Ching Kiattao Bros., Vo.--907y Mar- Kiyose cho-cho

Gomu Kogyo-sho—2,. Kagura-

cel i no de Santos Minatogawa Gomu Kabushiki Kaisha

Co Liong S :OS..Hj5S7j?®4o, Cristo —1, Kagura-cho

Ooleoo & Co.—863, Dagupan Naigai Gomu Goshi Kaisha—2, Suga-

Delta Commercial '667—753, Magde- Ohga wara-dori

lena Gomu Kogyo sho-29, Oike-sho

Dy Buncio & CoK" Mm—191, M. de sho Gomu Kogyo-sho—3, Hiyoshi-

Otsubo

Binondo Shibuya Gomu Kogyo-sho—3, Kagura-

Roxas y’ doMPANiA—719, Echague oho

Siy pCong Bieng' & ' Co., Inc.—123, Toshin

■ Juan Luna dori Gomu K9GY0 K.K.—2, Higure-

Sy Chut & Co.—701, Jaboneros Urabe Toshisuke—5, Kagura-cho

Sy Kian & 00.^^9^731, Sto. Cristo Watanabe Gomu Kogyo-sho—16, Higa-

Tan Senguan & Co,, Inc.—157, M. de shi Shiriike

Binonclo Yamabe Gomu Seizo-cho—24, Omichi-

dori

RICE MILLS -(Aee Page B43) Yusho Yoko Gomu Seizo-sho—1, Oha-

shi-sho

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

EULBEft AND RUBBER GOODS (JAPAN, CHINA) E3Q&

Moji Tokyo

Akao TaSotsu Shoton—Higashi Hoh- Dai Ichi Onuki Rubber (^o.—19, Fuji-

machi rnae

Kyokuto Gomu G. K.—'Higashi Hon- Dunlop Rubber Co.—^O,''Tameike

machi Goodyear Tyre & Rubber Enport Co.

Yonei JShokai—Nichi Hon-machi —e/b. Mitsubishi 'Sboji Kaisha

Nipron Rubber Manufacturing,,Co.—

134, Tamahirhe-chR

Nagoya

Okada, T.K. -P.O, Bqx 313

Duni^dp IIubbeb Co. (Fak East! Ltd, Takasago Rubber Co.—1945, Kami Me-

Hawazawa Rubber Co.,; Ltd. 19, ghTo ;

Nezu-ch?> Tokyo Rubber MANtTi'ACTURiNG Co.—

Nxtto Rubber Manufacturing Co.—-14, 119. Kamiochiai

Uatari Alaliinor-cho Yamato Rubber Co.—1980, Tcrashima

Settsu Rubber Co., Ltd.—Temma-cho Yokohama Rubber M^Itufacturing Co.

Yokohama Rubber Manufacturing Co. —Yuraku Building, Marunouchi

—Miyuki Hon-machi

Yokohama

Hakodate Horai Rur,her Industrial Co.—3,.

Fukumura SHCji K.K.—27, JTizo-sho Hananoki-cho

Iso Rubber Shokai—45, Chojimachi

Hakodate Shoji G.K.—9, Kaisho-sho Tachikawa

Wakasugi KenJiro Shoten — 94, Orie Suotkn—2;, Hira-

Wamamatsu-cho numacho

,.L Yokohama Gomu Seizo K.K. — 17,

Heian-cho

Osaka

Aall & Co., Ltd.—9, Koraibashi KOREA

Chugai Gtn-n K.K.—3, Tsutsumigau- Chosen Gomei Kqgyo-sha—S8,, Horai-

chi cho, Seoul'

Far Eastern Rubber Co.—10, Utsudo Kakuichi Komu Kais'ha—iS'eoui

Kita-dori

Fujika Shoyu-ten—90, Ikutamamaye- CHINA

machi

Iida Teisuke—3-387 Karamono-cho Dairen

Kakuichi Rubber Goshi Kaisha—435,

Urae-etho Dairen Yojco G.K.—Hirokoji-dori

Kanetani Rubber Goshi IKaisha—7, Obata Hidexcri Shoten—1, Ebisu-cho

Kawaraya Sakae Shokai G.K.—121, Omi-machi

Lion Rubber Manufactory—8, Shikit- Yoshiri Yoko—139, Yamagata-dori

su-cho

Maruman Shoyu-ten—1-764, Nakamo- Hankow

to-cho

Sekai Naga Rubber Co.—7, Toyosaki

Nishi-machi Bad Rubber Co.—The Bund, S.A.D. 3

Yokohama Gomu Seizo K.K.—4, Doji- Gillespie -Rogers Pyatt Co.—Rue

Dautfemer :

ma-hama-dori

Yatani Sahei Shoten—37, Edobori Olivier-Chine — The Bund, French

Minami-cho Consession

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E306 RUBBER AND RUBBER GOODS (CHINA, MALAYA)

Hongkong Zais Steinman & Co., Inc.—29, Sze-

chuen Road

Bradley & Co.—Prince’s Building Zee & Sons, W. Z.—A1299, Broadwa,y

China Export-Import and Bank Co.— Tientsin

Asiatic Building

Dunlop Rubber Co. (China), Ltd.—1 American Chinese Co.—38, Rue de

& 3, 'Wyndham Street F ranee

Fung Keong Rubber Manufac-

tory—Main (Street China Continental Commerce Co.—

Loxley & Co., W. R.—York Building Continental Building

Singon & Co.—35, Hing Loong Street Dunlop

Taku

Rubber Co. (China), Ltd.—2,

Road

Wicking & Co., Harry—Prince’s Frazar, Fed. Inc. Lr.S.A.—25, Rue du

Building 14 Juillet

Mukden Meyer & Co.—Harbin Road

Rehder & Dorn—22, Rue du 14 Juillet

Dunlop Rubber Co. (China), Ltd.— Tsingtao

36, Chiyoda-dori

Peiping Tsingtao Far Eastern Rubber Tire

Co.—7, Chung Shan Road

Dunlop Rubber Co. (China), Ltd.—15,

Kan Yu Hutung SIAM

Modde, F.—39, Mahsienhutung

Bangkok

Shanghai

Bang Kara Rubber Co., Ltd.—Hong

American Trading Co.—3, Canton Kong Bank

Road East Asiatic Co., Ltd., The

Bishop, H. N.—Central Arcade Mark’s Tyre Store

Cameron & Co., A.—21, Jinkee Road!

China Rubber Co.—42, Avenue Ed- MALAYA

ward VII.

Dunlop Rubber Co. (China), Ltd.—9, Malacca

Foochow Road

Goodyear Tire and Rubber Export

Co.—3, Canton Road. Anglo-French & Bendixens, Ltd.—22,

Ilbert & Co.—1, Canton Road Riverside

Medicon, Ltd., S. A.—6, Riangse Atlas Ice Co.. Ltd., The—18, Jonker

Street

Road

Sua Mangis Rubber Co.—35, Peking Barbour,

Rama

Ltd., E. A.—Pengkalan

Road

Ta Chung Yang Rubber Meg. Co.— Chin Leong Chop—22, Riverside

C.A. 26, Avenue Edward VII Chuan & Co.—88, First Cross Street

United States Rubber Export Co., Firestone Tire and Rubber Co.—

Ltd.—24, Yuen Ming Yuen Road South Reclamation

Walker, Turner & Co.—18, Bund Hevea Agency—27, First Cross Street

Yokohama Rubber Co.—32, Jinkeo Paterson, Simons & Co., Ltd.—29c,

Road Pengkalan, Rama

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

RUBBER AND RUBBER GOODS (MALAYA) E307

Penang Dunlop Rubber Go., (S.S.), Ltd.—142,

Robinson Road

Barbour, Ltd., E. A.—1, Penang Har- Eastern Rubber Co., Ltd.—Chartered

Bank Chambers

bour Board Godown

Dunlop Rubber Co.—101, Bishop St. Firestone Tire and Rubber Co.

East Asiatic Co., Ltd.—F.M.S. Rail- (S.S.), Ltd.—20, Geylang' Road

way Buildinga General Rubber Company—Teluk Ayer

Hin Giap Co.—86, Beach Street Reel amation

Leong Fee & Co.—4, Church Street Goodrich Co. (S.S), Ltd—H16-18,

Ufiion Building

San Hai Brothers—34, Beach Street (Goodyear Orient Co., Ltd. — East Rer

Perak claipatioh

Heng Bee, Chop—7, Teluk Ayer St.

Barbour, Ltd.—E. A.—87, Peng Loong Kian Gwan (Malaya), Ltd.—22, Teluk

Ayer Street

Street, Taiping Lee Rubber Co., Ltd. — 63, J/K,

Beng Seng Leong—Teluk Anson China Bldg.

Selangor Lianqui Trading Co.—6a, Raffles

Quay

Lim Nee Soon—112, Robinson Road

Anglo-French & Bendixens, Ltd.— Macphail & Cor., LTD.^Union Build-

High Street, Kuala Lumpur ing

Barbour, Ltd.—Robinson Road, Kuala Malay Peninsula Agency—P.O. Box

Lumpur 503

Barlow & Co.—P.O. Box 260

Blunn & Co., George—120, Java Millar & Go., W. P.—Hong Kong:

Bank Chambers

Street, Kuala Lumpur Paterson, Simons & Co.—Prince St.

Dunlop Rubber Co.t-12, Batu Road, Pirelli (Far East), Ltd.—Hongkong.

K. L. Bank Chambers

East Asiatic COi—58, Ampang Road, Sin Seng Moh & Co.—12, Cecil Street

Kuala Lumpur

Harrisons, Barker & Co.—Old Market Singapore

Fimah Road

Rubber Mills, Ltd.—Bukit

Square, Kuala Lumpur

Paterson, Simons & Co., Ltd.—1 & 3, Singapore Rubber Works, Ltd.—14,

Collyer Quay

Old Market Square Sungei Bagan Rubber Co., Ltd.—

Singapore Rubber Works, Ltd.—451, Chartered Bank Chambers

P-asir Panjang Road Teng Seng Guan—634, North Bridge

Wilkinson Process Rubber Co., Ltd. Road

—Batu Caves Waterhouse Co., Ltd., Fred—Charter-

ed Bank Chambers

Singapore

NETHERLANDS INDIA

Anglo-French Bendixens, Ltd.—

Union Building, Collyer Quay Batavia

Ban Hoeat Hin—37, Telok Ayer St.

Barbour, Ltd., E. A. — Chartered Dunlop Rubber Co. (D.Eil.), Ltd.—

Bank Chambers Tanah Abang West

Bruce Petrie, Ltd.—Union Building Ned. Ind. Landbouw Maatschappij

Chesnot, M. H. L.—124, Cecil Street Peet & Co., John

Colonial Trading Co.—9, D’Almeida Ockerse, F.W.A. — Binnen Nieuw-

Street poortstraat 34

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E'308 RUBBER—SHIPBUILDING

Padang Mitsubishi Zosen- K.K.—Wadasaki-

cho

SCHNEEAVIND, P. Sano Zosen-sho—322, Nishide-machi

Taisho Zosen Tekko-sho—14, Azuma-

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS dori

Manila

Dunlop Rubber Co., (F.E.), Ltd.— Mitsubishi Zosen KJK.—Akunoura

Port Area (District Naigai Senpaku Kogyo K.K.—47,

Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. of the Matsugae-eho

Philippine Islands—16th and At- Nozaki Tsunematsu—1, Ozone-machi

lanta Streets, Port Area

Fisk Tire Oo., Inc. of the Philip- Osaka

pines, The—1212, Novaliches, San

Miguel . ...

Goodrich International Rubber Co. da-cho Aizawa Zosen Tekko K.K.—34, Ishi-

• P.A Box 1482 Amasaki ZosEKTCHOt^iiSS, Shinsumiya-

Goodyear Tire A Rubber Co., Ltd.— cho

P.O. Box 4456

Houston Rubber Co. — 548, Rizal Ando Tomikichi—5, Isuonaka-machi

Avenue, Santa Cruz Daifuku Zosen-sho—11, Hichijo-dori

Manila Rubber Co.^-P.O. Box 205 Fujinagata Zosen-sho—44, Shibaya-

United States Rubber Export Co., Harima cho

Ltd.—35, l Orozco, Quiapo : Zosen-stio—463, Tomijima-cho

Kizukawa Dock K.K.—69, Nishihama-

BORNEO Kita-dori , •

Murao Dock G: K-—211, Kita Kago-

ya-cho

Cheah Loong Ghee & Co., Ltd.—Jes- Osaka Seiko-sho—Horijo, Toyozaki-

selton cho

Hiap Soon Hin—84, Ewe Hai Street, Osaka Tekko-sho — 17, ' Sakurajima

Kuching, Sarawak

Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd.—6, Main Shtmoshita Minamino-cho

Bazaar, Kuching Zosen-sho—19, Gojo-dori

RUBBER ESTATES AND- OTHER Shimonoseki

PLANTATIONS—(£ee Page C185)

Mitsubishi Shipbuilding Co.—Hiko-

SHIPBUILDING shima-cho

(See also Page B43) Osaka Tekkosho—Hikoshima-cho

JAPAN Tokyo

Kobe ISHlkAlYAJ IMA SHtPBUIlDiNG & EN-

GINEERING Co.^54, Tsakudajima.

Daifuku Zosen-sho—31, Toya-cho Kawasaki Dockyard Co.—Yusen Bldg.

Hahada Tpkko-sho — 113, Nishide- Mitsubishi Shipbuilding Engine-

nlacht 1 .mi .

Harima Zosen si'o—-36, Naka-machi Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.—1, Hon-

Kobe Zosen-sho—1-38, Yoshida Shin- cho

den :

■ a oq Uraga Dockyard Co.—Kajo Building

 CLASStPlED LIST OF TRADES

SHIPBUILDING E309

Yokohiama Thorncroft & Co:, Ltd., John ,I.—51,

Canton Road

Asano ZoSensho—i; Suehiro-cho Tientsin

Uraga Dock K.K.—2, Ohno-cho

Watakabe Dock—3181, K'anagawa-cho Eastern Engineering Works—4, Lon-

Yokohama Dock K.K.—3, Nagasumi- don Road

eho Hoc. Franca i si; de Navigation de

Tonkou—111, Rue de France

CHINA

Dairen SIAM

Manshu Dock Kaisha—3, Hamacho Bangkok

Hongkong Nai Lert

East Asiatic Co., Ltd., The

Bangkok Dock Co., Ltd.,; The

Bailey and, Coy Ltd., W-S.—Kowloon

Bay MALAYA

Hong Kong and Whampoa Dock Co.,

Ltd., The—Kowloon Dock

Kwok Hip £hng Co. (1932), Ltd.—43, Malacca

Bonham Strand East

Thornycroft Co., Ltd., John I.— United Engineers, Ltd.—Riverside

Pioneer Bldg., Kowloon

Penang

Shanghai

United Engineers, Ltd.—87, Bishop

Cosmopolitan Dock and Shipbuilding Street

Yard

Heng Chong Chang & Co.—147a, Perak

Broadway Road

International Dock, Shipbuilding United Engineers, Ltd.—Station Rd.

Yard and Engineering Works—

Pootung

Kiangnan Dock and Engineering Selangor

Works—Arsenal Road

Kiousin Dock—9, Quai de France Federated Engineering Co., Ltd.,

New Engineering

Works, & Shipbuilding

Ltd., The—640, The—246, High Street, Kuala Lum-

Yangtszepoo pur

i Road

|Oi,dv Docp Engine Works Foundry & Singapore

Shipyard*- 378, Broadway East

Pootung Works and Shipyard

Shanghai Dock and Engineering Co., Singapore Slipway & Engineering

Ltd.—424, Broadway1 East Co-, Ltd.—Tanjong Pagar

Soon Teck &

Soc. Franco-Chinoise De Construc- United Engineers,Co.—56, Market Street

tions Metaliques et Mecaniques— Ltd.—River Valley

9, Quai de France Road

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E310 SHIPBUILDING—SHIPCHANDLERS

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Shimonoseki

Manila Hamada Moichi—Misakino-cho

Kikutani Mokichi—Nishi Hosoe-cho

Chee & Co., L. A.—745, Echague Matsutani Shokai—Kannonzaki-eho

Ear ns haw Docks & Honolulu Iron Nakamura Senguten—Isaki-dio

Works, The—118, Second Street, Port

Area Nagasaki

El Vakadero de Manila—109, Juan

Luna, Binondo Hashimoto Shokai—I, Moto Funa-

Lao Shing & Co.-^U5, Savezares machi

Varadero de la Quinta—549, Eehague Walker and Co., R.N.—11, Oura—

Varadero de San Miguel—759, Echa- machi

gue Yamada Shoji—1, Moto Funa-machi

Yangco Teodoro—JNavotas

Yokohama

SHIPCHANDLERS

Curnow and Co., J.—66, Main Street

JAPAN Fujishiro Senguten—68, Sumiyosho-

cho

Suzuki Senguten—25, Kaigan-dori

Kobe

CHINA

Awaga Sento Seizo-siio—194, Nishide-

machi Chingwantao

Hamaguchi Sengu-ten—428, Aioi-cho

Heiwa Shokai—175, Moto-machi Hop Kee and Co ,—K. M. A. Area

Kanae Shoten—28, Shiimagami-cho

Matsubara Shokai — 106, Higashi- Dairen

machi

Morita Shoten—27, Egawa-cho Dairen Risen K K.—199, Yamagata-dori

Tokyo Seiko K.K.—2, Irie-dori Kubo Yoko—57, Ise-machi

Yashiro Katsuo—175, Motomachi-dori Kishi Yoko—27, Kanbu dori

Yasuda Shoten—251, Higashi-maehi Kokusai Unyu K.K.—221, Yamagata dori

Yoshioka Shokai—31, Kawasaki-cho Lewis & Co., J.—208, Yamagata dori

Tatsunma Shokai G.K.—22, Ku-cho

Hakodate

Hankow

Baba Kinzo Shoten—2, Wakamatsu-

eho Mei Chang Hardware Go.—Tai Ping

Kansai Seiko K.K. —8, Higashi Road, S.A.D. 3

Hama-cho

Nakajima-Tatsuya Shoten—240, Asahi- Hongkong

cho

Nippon Gyomo Sensu K. K. — 103, A. Kwai & Co.—15, Connaught Road

Suehiro-cho Central

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

SHIPCHANDLEES-SHIPPING E31I

A. Yuen & Chu Cheong Co.—74, Hoon Seck Teading Co.—1, Raffles Place

Connaught Rd. C. Hye Seng & Co.—35, Chulia Street

E. Hing & Co.—25, Wing Wo Street Keng Lee & Co.—10, Robinson Road

Hoo Cheong Woo and Co.—51, Con- Saiboo Meeican & Co.—1a, Raffles Quay

naught Road C.

Kwong Sang and Co.—59, Connaught SoonHeng

Sim & Co.—3", Prinsep Street

Teck & Co.—127, Market Street

Road Central

Lane, Ceawfoed, Ltd. — Exchange

Building PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

.Sun Man Woo (H.K.) Co.—99, Des

Voeux Road C. Manila

Wang Kee and Co.—36, Connaught

Road Central Cham Samco & Sons—306, Sto. Cristo

Macao Elizalde & Cia—P.O. Box 121

Luzon Stevedoeing Co., Inc.—P.O.

Box 582

Rozaeio L. F. do—13 and 15, Calcada Reyes & Co., F.—424, Azcarraga

das’ Vardades Uy Chaco & Sons—Chaco Bldg.

Shanghai Yoshida, K.—619, Echague

Dunn & Co., Waltee—569, Szechuen SHIPPING

Road

Keijgsman & Co., J.—141 Minghong JAPAN

Road

ScandanaVian Teading Co.—43, Boone Kobe

Road

Swatow Aall & Co.—16 Harima-machi

Abe Hamasaki K.K.—76, Kyo-machi

Tai Sang and Co.—20-22, Yong Ping Adachi Shoten—32, Akashi-urachu

Ameeican Mail Line—7, Kaigan-doii

Road Bienie, Leonaed—45, Naka-machi

SIAM Butteefield & Swiee—103, Nakama-

chi

Bangkok Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ltd.

—7, Harima-machi

Coenes & Co.—88, Yedo-machi

J Buan Hoa Seng & Co., Ltd. Daieen Kisen K..K.—35, Sakae-machi

Dodwell & Co., Ltd.—82, Kyo-machi

MALAYA Dollae Steamship Co.—7a, Kaigan-

dori

Singapore Eveeett, Inc. L—32, Meikai Build-

ing, Akashi-maehi

Bee & Co., W.S.—1, Raffles Place Feazab & Co.—46, Jlarima-machi

, Boltee & Co., H.—12, Bonham Bldg. Goko Shokai—45, Naka-machi

Boon Seng & Co., Ltd.—36, Robinson Goko Shokai—45, Naka-machi

Hamane Shoten—97, Kaigan-dori

Road

: Coastal Teanspoet Co.—58, Cecil Str. Helm Bros., Ltd.—46, Harima-machi

Dawood & C.—22, Raffles Quay Holstein & Co.—12, Kaigan-dori

 CLASS IF I Ki.> LIST OF TRADES

E3L? SHIPPING (JAPAN)

Illies .&■ Co., C.—12, Kaigaiirdpri Moji

Jaedine, .Uat;heso>j & Co,—S3, Kyo-

macLi Amagasaki Kiskn iiu - Minato-clio

Java-China-Japan-.Lijn — 32, Akaslii- KamMon Kisen K.K.- Dairi

tnachi, Me'ikai Bldg^-

Kobe Kisek- K..K.—14, Sakae-machi Kyushu Shosen-Gumi—iMinato-chp .

Li.oS'd Teiestino S. N. Co.—72, Kyo- cho Mitsubishi Soko K.K.—Higashi Minato-

machi

Machida Shokai—9, 'K-aigam*4®ri Moji Godo Unso K.K.—Nishi Hon-machl

Mackinnon, Mackenzie &. Co.—72, Nichizui Trading Co.—P.p. Box 54

Kyo-maehi : Nippon Yusen Kaisha—Sanbashi dori

MacMillan Export "Cb':, Ltd., II. R.— Nutter ,& Co.

304, Crescent Building, 72, iKyo- { Osaka Shosen Kaisha—Minato-fehb

niaehi

Messageeies Maritimes, Qompagnie Yaaiashita Building

Kisen Kaisha — Daimai

di^—68,^ Kyo raachi

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha—3," Kaigan-

dori Nagoya

Mitsubishi" Shoji K.K.—4,S, At^shlr

machi Nippon Yusen Kaisha—4, Tennozaki-

Murase SnoTEN^Toyo Buildiftg,' '7, cho

Harima-machi Osaka Shosen Kaisha—Funairo-cho

Niohizui TRAtHNG.Co^.LTD.—72 Kyo-

maehi Nagasaki

Nickel & Lyons-^j ; K^igan-dori

Nippon Yusen Kaisha—Kaigan-dori j Amag^saki Ki^en-bPtt Tamae-machi

Osaka Shosen Iyaisha 5, Kaigan- Holme, Ringer & Co.—-7, Oura-cho

dori

Owston A Co., Lm, F.—72 Kyo- J ardine, Matheson- & Co,—5, Oura

inachi Kyushu Shoten. K.tKp—9, Motofuna-

Pacific , Commercial Co.—14b, Nani- machi

wa-ni'dcHr Lloed’s Register of Shipping—9,.

Panama Mail S.lS. Co.—14b, Naniwa Oura

maehi a,'' / n;. [ Matsuhima '£hoien^-36, Yedo-machi

Priest, Marians & Co.'r—36, Shimo- ! Mitsui Bussan Kai&ha—^3, Tokiwa-

yamate-dori hb machi

Sale & Co.—46, Harima-machi : Nippon Yusen Kaisha^—3, Umegasa-

States Steamship 'CO.—16, Maye- ki-cho

machi - ; Osaka Shosen Kaisha—4, Senba-

TaiHoku Kisen K.K.—32, Akashi- machi

: maohi ;. ' ; ■ ! Osaka Shosen Kaisha—4, Senba-machi

Walker & Co., R. N.—‘11, Oura-machi

Kyushu

Chikushi Unyu K.K.—58, Tenjin- Osaka

cho . - p

Hakata G.opo! Unsu K.K.—1617, Ha- Amagasaki Shoten—65, Shimofukus-

ruyoshi-ch6 hima

Kita KyusSu' Shosen K.K.—Kai- Chosen Yusen K.K.—55, Sanjo-dori

gan-dori .■ Hamaguichi Kisen G.K.—16, Nishi-

Kita Shoten—Kaigan-dori nagabori

Meiji Unyu K.K.—Hamano-cho Harada Kisen K.K.—5, Nakanoshima

 CLASSIFIED LIST QF TRADES

SHIPPING (JAPAN) E-313;

Holstein & Co.—50, Edobori Marukai Unytj KJK.—13, Gensuke-

Ikeda Shoji K.K.—9, Nakanoshima . cho

Java-China-Japan Lijn — 35, Kawa- Mitsui cho

Bijssan Kaisha, Ltd.—I, Hon-

'

guichi-cho

Kishtmoyo Kisen IK.K.—21, Minami BuildingTsuun Kais.ua—445, Yusen

Nakoku

Horie-dori

Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co. Nippon ing Yusen Kaisha—Yusen Build-

(Japan), Ltd.—Mitsubishi Build- Osaka Godo Unyu K.K.—Osaka Sta-

ing, 4, Tamae-cho tion

Marunishi Kaiitn G.K.—63, Ajikawa Osaka Shosen Kaisha—Osaka Build-

Minao cho ing

Nickel & Lyons, Ltd.—9, Kawakishi- Sale k Co —14, Marunouchi

cho

Nippon Yusen Kaisha—24, 'Kawagui- Tetsudo guchikgshi

Kinoshita-gumi—23, Shiba-

chi-cho Utsonimya Kaisoten—(7, Minamikin-

Osaka Shosen Kaisha—1_ Soze-oho machi . ... - r .

Setsuyo Shosen; K.K.—5, Minami Yamashita Kisen Kaisha—22, Gpfuku-

Ajikawa-chb cho

Tanaka Kogyo 'Kisen K.K.—32, Ka-

rashin-cho Yokohama

Toyo Shokai—4,3 Kawaguichi-chc

YaMashita Kisen Kogyo K.'K.—Osaka I American Express : Co., Inc.—Grand

Building Hotel de Pekin : '

Yeei-gumi—2>3il, Hon den-cho American Mail Ltne—50, Yamashita-

cho

Shimonoseki i Butterfield & Swire (Japan), Ltd.—

7, Yamashita-cho

Akita Shokai—Higashinabe-cho | Canadian /Pacific Steamships—?!, Ya-

Funaki KyutaRo—Misakino-cho inashita-eho - ..

Kataichiya Kaisoten—Nishinabe-cho ' Dodwell & Co.—'22, Yamashita-cho

'Dollar

Nippon ITnyu Kisen K. K.^-Sotoha- shita-cho Steamship .Line—50, Yama-

ma-cho

Nutter & _jCo.—902, Kiyotaki-machi, Helm Brothers—48, Yamashita-cho

Moji Illies & Co.—54, Yamashit’a-cho

Osaka Shosen Kaisha—Higashinabe- ' Holstein Shipping . & Insurance:

cho Agencies—7, Yamashita-cho

Wuriti. Shokai—P.O. Box 20 Kawasaki Kisen K.'K—1, Kaigan-dori

Lloyd’s Register of Shipping—11,

Tokyo Nihon Odori

Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co—75,

Aall & Co., Ltd.—P.O. Box 41 Yamashita-cho

Akibahara Unso K.K.—Sakumacho Messagerie Maritimes—9, Yamashi •

ta-cho

Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ltd.— Mitsui B^ssan Kaisha—14, Nippon

E7, No. 2 Sanchome, Marunouchi Odori

IDodwell & Co.—Chiyoda Kan, Kyo- Nickel

'bashi & Lyons, ■ Ltd.—7; Yamashita-

Holstein L Co.—8, Marunouehi , cho . ’ •• I 0.‘i

Kaitsu-sha, Ltd.—Kinsei Building NippoH Yusen Kaisha—9, Kaigan-

dori

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TftADES

E314 SHIPPING (FORMOSA AND OHINA)

Osaka! Shosen Kaisha—22, Hon cho Nippon Yusen Kaisha

Owston & Co.—1, Kaigan-dori Rafeek & Co.—71, B.C., Shameen

States Steamship Co.—7, Nihon-Odori Siemssen & Co.—75a, British Conces-

Swayne & Hoyt—167, Yamashita-cho sion

Wiehsum & Co.—25, Y'amashita-cho

Yamashita Kisen K.K.—26, Kaigan- Changsha

dori

FORMOSA Butterfield & Swire—

Boyd & Co.—Tamsui Chungking

Osaka Shosen Kaisha—Taisho-machi,

Tainan Butterfield & Swire

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.—P. Union Franco Chinoise de Naviga-

O. Box 81; Taihoku tion

Tait & Co., Ltd.—Minato-cho

Kinkai Yusen Kaisha—Keelung Chefoo

Osaka Shosen Kaisha—Keelung

Nippon Yusen Kaisha—Keelung Anz & Co.—Gipperich Street

Yamashita Kisen Kaisha — Shosento, Butterfield & iSwire

Keelung China Merchants’ S.N. Co.—2, Tai-

CHINA fung Road

Ching Kee S. N. Co., Ltd.—Customs

Street

Amoy

Boyd & Co. Dairen

Java-Ckina-Japan-Lijn, N. Y.

Traders Co.—P.O. Box 18 Agency of the East Asiatic Co., Ltd.

Anz & Co.—212, Yamagata-dori

Antung Beerbrayer, J.—13, Yamagata-dori

Bryner & Co.—212, Yamagata-dori

Butterfield & Swire Butterfield & Swire—212, Yamaga-

Shaw, Geo. L. ta-dori

Chinese Eastern Commercial Agency

Canton —110, Yamagata-dori

Chingkee S.N. Co.—39, Kabu-dori

Canton Overseas Trading Co.—99, CORNABEBox 219

ECKFORD AND WINNING—P.O.

Sap Sam Hong Road East Asiatic Co., Ltd.—1, Higashi

Deacon & Co. Koen-cho

Griffith, T. E. (1932), Ltd. Holstein & Co.—212, Yamagata^dori

Hongkong Canton Export Co.—33, Illies & Co.—212, Yamagata-dori

British Concession Shameen Lloyd’s

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Jebsen & Co.—P.O. Box 18 Box 17Register of Shipping—P.O.

Lam & Co., J.—P.O. Box 33 Matsuura Kisen Kaisha—30, Kaga-

machi

Manners & Co., John—62, British Nippon Yusen Kaisha—181, Yama-

Concession, Shameen gata-dori

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

SHIPPING (CHINA) E315*

Norddeutscher Lloyd—212, Yamaga- Harbin

ta-dori

Pacific

24 Rim Corporation—P.O. Box Bryner & Co.—1, Konnaya

Raigorodetzky & Co.—212, Yamagata- Butterfield & Swire

dori

Riedel, Carl—P.O. Box 42 Hoihow

Seiwa Shokai—193, Yamagata-dori

Shawshing S.S. Co., Ltd. Hung San & Co

Sung Mow & Co.—24, Togomachi Wing Fat Hong—Chungshan Road

Totai & Co.—212, Yamagata-dori Yuen Fat Lee Co.—Chungshan Road

Foochow Hongkong

Bathgate & Co.—

Brockett & Co. Alves & Co., Ltd., J. M.—1a, Chater

Dodwell & Co., Ltd.— Road

Harrisons King & Irwin, Ltd. American Express Co., Inc.—4, Des

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd. Vceux Road Central

Osaka Shosen Kaisha—Nantai Bank Line, (China), LrD.^King’a

Building

Hankow Botelho Bros.—Alexandra Bldgs.

Boyd & Co., Ltd.—14, Queen’s Road

American Mail Line Central

Butterfield & Swire British-lndia

and Steam Navigation

Apcar Companies Ltd.—see

Carlowitz & Co.—Ta Chi Men Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co.

China-Merchants S. N. Co. Butterfield & Swire—1, Connaught

Dodwecl & Co., Ltd.—5, Tungting Road

Road Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ltd.—

Dollar Co., The Robert—Wha Ching Union Building

Kai Chau Yue Teng—China Building

East-Asiatic Co., Ltd.—The Bund, China Associates Corpn.—6, Queen’s

S.A.D. 1 Road Central

Glen Line Eastern Agencies, Ltd.— Chiu On Steamship Co., Ltd.—205.,

1, The Bund, S.A.D. 3 Wing Lok Street

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.—The Cook & Son, Ltd., Thos. —Queen’s

Bund, S.A.D. 3 Building

Lacey & Cannan, Ltd.—Hong Kong Ching kee S. N. Co., Ltd—156, Wing Lok

and Shanghai Baulk Building Street

Melchers & Co.—S.A.D. Bund, No. Dairen Kisen Kaisha—St. George’s

49 Building

Nippon Yusen Kaisha—Union Build- Dollar Co., The Robert—12, Redder

ing, S.A.D. 3 Street

Nissin Kisen Kaisha—1, The Bund, Douglas Steamship Co., Ltd. —P. &

Bund, S.A.D. 3 O. Building, Connaught Road

O. E. Vongehr, Fed. Inc.—David Everett, Inc., L.—Queen’s Building

, Sassoon Bldg Far East Shipping Co.—18, Con-

San Peh Steam Navigation Co., Ltd., naught Road

The—Hoong On Building Furness (Far East) Ltd. — King’s

Sobbe, H.—The Bund, iS.A.D. 3 Building

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TftADES

E316 SHIPPING (CHINA')

Gibb, Livingston &-:Co., Ltd.—P. & Yamashita Kisen Kaisha — King’s

O. Building, Connaught Road Building

Gilman & Co.—4a, Des Voeux Rd. C. Yuen On S. S. Gc., Ltd.—8, Queen’s

Geimble & Co., Geo.—1, Prince’s Road West

Building

Hin Fat & Co., Ltd.—17, Connaught . Ichang

Road Central

Hoi Yeung Shipping Co., The—171, Jardine, Matheson & Co.', Ltd.—

Wing Lok Street

Hong Kong, Canton and Macao Union Franco Chinojse de Naviga-

Steamboat Co., Ltd.—QueenVBuild- tion

ing

Tndo-China Steam Navigation Co. Kiukiang

Java-China-J apan-Lijn—York Build-

ings Butterfield & Swire1

Jebspn &iCo;7^12, Pedder, Street i

Karsten Lakssen & Co.—York Bldg. Jardine, MathesonS.&N.’Oo.,Go.—

China Merchants

Ltd.

Llody Teiestino—Queen’s Building

Lloyd’s Register of Shipping -- Macao

Alexandra Building

Macao-Timor-Goa-Mqzambique

S.S. Co.-- Prince’s Building Line Macao-Timor-Goa-Mozambique Lines

Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co.—P. Nolasco, H.—20, Av. Aim. Ribeiro

& O. Building, Counaught ROad

Manners & Go., Ltd., John—7, Mukden

Queen’s Road Central

Melchers & Co.—3,

ing, Chater Roa’d Queen.’s Build- Bryner & Co.—Hongkong and Shanghai

Bank Building

Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha—14, Redder

Street Nanking

Mowing Co. - Asia Life. Building

N. V. H in del Maatsch.appj i ;Swie Butterfield & Swire—

Hong—20, Connaught. Road; C.

Osaka Shosen KAisHA—St... George’s ! Newchwang

Building

Peninsular & Oriental S. N. Co; sie Butterfield & Swire

Mackinnon, Mackenzie & CoL Colinet, G.

.Rocha & Co., J. M. da^-P.O. Box Farmer & Co», F. D.

400 , ;i

Shewan. Tomes M Co. ^Natiornif Baht JaspeLsen, M. P.

Building Shawshing Steamship Co.—Main St..

Shtu On S. S. Co., Ltd.^—S, Queers Van Ess & Co.

Road West :

States Steamship C6. —Asiatic’'B'utfd- Ningpo

mg '

Thoresen & Co., Ltd.-2, Queen’s Chen Siau Pao & Sons —P.O. Box

Building- Special J

Wallem & Co.—Prince’s Building

Williamson & Co.—P. & Q Building Ningpo-Shaohsing

The

S. N. Co., Ltd.,

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

SHIFTING (CHINA) E317

Peiping Marden & Co., Ltd., G.E.—10, Han-

kow Road

Mei Shun S.S. Co.—6, Szechuen Road

American Express Co., Inc.—Grand Melchers

Hotel ties Wagons Lits &l. Co.-—210, Kiukiang Road

Messageries Maeitimes, Compagnie

Pacific Storage & Packing Co.—4, des—9-10, French Blind

Rue Maroo Polo Moller & Co.—12, The Bund

Nor Asiatic Steamship , Co,,. Ltd —640,.

Shanghai Yangtszepoo Boad

Ocean Shipping Oo.—12, The. Bund

, American .Express Co., Inc. —158, Oceanic & Oriental Navigation ’<3o.

Kiukiang Road —Sassoon House:

j American Mail Line—3, Canton Rd. -Osaka Shosen Kaisha, Ltd.- 2, Can-

| Anglo-Danish Shipping Company—8, ton Road

French Bund Peninsula & Oriental Steam Naviga-

tion^ Co.—17, Canton Road

British-India Steam Navigation Co. Racine

1, Canton. Road & Cte—2, Peking Road

* Butterfield & Swire—21-23, French Rickmers Linie—9,-Avenue Edward VI I

) Bund Royal Mail Steam Packet Co'.—28,

i Canadian Pacific Railway Qo.—Union The Bund

f Building Shanghai Steam Navigation C©.—119,

\ China ' Merchants’ SteaiS Navigation Jinkee Road

I Co.—9, The Bund Shanghai Transportation CO', J.Td. —

! Dodwell & Co., Ltd.—17, Canton : Rd. 7a, The Bund

Dollar Steamship Lines—5lj Canton States Steamship '-Co. — Haimil'tdn

Road House

; East Asiatic Co., Ltd.—17, Canton Stromwall, Holdo—391, Kiahgse lload

; Road Tacoma ' Oriental S.S. Cd.—Sassoon

'j Eastern & Australian Steamship Co. House

—1, Canton Road THOresen• Co.—IK), SzechueT.'’Rbad

I Ekman Foreign Agencies, Ltd., The— Union Franco-Chinoise de Naviga-

II 170, Kiangse Road tion -25, Rite du Ctnisltlat

Everett, Inc., L.—24, The Bund Un-iow Steamships Agency— 51,Canton

? Fukushima & Co.—20,- Azaleas Ter- Road

race, North Szechuen Road WXi.r.EM & Co.— 10, Canton Ro^cU

Glen Line Eastern Agencies, Ltd.— Whei^ock &. Co., Ltd.—2-3, .Quai <%>

28, The Bund France

Hamburg-Amerika Linie—20, Canton Yuen Dah & Co.—24-25, Jehol Road

Road

f Heng An Cheng Kee Steam Ship Co., Swatow

I Ltd.—147a, Broadway East.

|t Holland .East, Asia Line—133, Sze-

chuen Road Butterfield & Swire

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.—27, Java-China-Japan Line

The Bund Key & Co.

| Java-China-Japan Lijn N. V.—r41, Manners--^; Co., John-YS,' Sian Ping

Szechuen, Road Road

j, Jebsen & Co'.—110, Hankow Road Melchers & Co.—24, Ydng Ping Road

Llcyd Triestino -170, Kiukiang Road

Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co.—17, Osaka Shosen Kaisha

Yuan Heng Shipping Co.

Canton Road

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E.318 SHIPPING (CHINA, SIAM)

Taku States Steamship Co.—16, Rue du 14

Julliet

Taktt Tug & Lighter Co;, Ltd. Tientsin Taiping Steamship Co.—

Consular Road

Whitamore & Co.—105, Victoria Road

Tientsin

Tsingtao

Bremen Colonial & China Trading

Co.—3, Corso Vittorio Emanuelle Busch & von Alemann—34, Kuantau Rd.

III

Butterfield & Swire—21, Victoria DairenRoad

Kisen Kaisha—18, Kuan Tau

Road East Asiatic Co.—32, Kuantau Road

Chihli Shantung Line—105, Quai de Jardine, Matheson Co.—31, Kwan-

France tau Road

China Express Co.—ex-Russian Con- MarUni Shokai—20, Kuan Tao Road

cession

'China Forwarding & Express Co.— Melchers

Road

& Cq.—63, Kwan Hsien

Settlement Railway Station Mitsui Bussan Kaisha—Tangyi Road

China Merchants’ S.N. Co.—Paoshan Nippon Yusen Kaisha

Road

Oolinet, G.—16. Rue Henri Bourgeois Russell

Hsien

i& Co., G. C. F.—72, Kwan

Road

Dairen

Road Kisen Kaisha—88, Haiho Siemssen & Co.—1, Shangho Road

Dodwell & Co., Ltd.—19, Victoria States Steamship Co.—P.O. Box 123

Terrace Yamashita Steamship Co.—19, Kuan

Dollar Co., The Robert—Robt. Dol- Tau Road

lar Building, F.C.

Forbes & Co., Wm.—45, Victoria Rd. Weihaiwei

Hamburg-Amerika Linie—144, Taku Fock Fai & Co.

Road

Holland-China Trading Co.—58, Rue Wuhu

Dillon

Indo-China S.N. Co.—Victoria Road Butterfield & Swire—

Jardine, Matheson & Co. Ltd.—

Victoria Road Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.—

Kailan Mining Administration—

Meadows Road SIAM

Kinkai Yusen Kaisha—French Bund

Kinkusai Unyu Kaisha—37, Rue du Bangkok

14 -Julliet

Melchers & Co.—16, Bruce Road Couper-Johnston & Co., D.

Mitsui

chi RoadBussan Kaisha—1, Yamagui- Diethelm & Co., Ltd.,

East Asiatic Co., Ltd., The—

North China .Steamship Co.—French International Engineering Co., Inc.

Bund —P.O. Box 39

Norddeutscher Lloyd—16, Bruce Rd. Siam Steam Navigation Company,

Osaka Shosen Kaisha—10, French Ltd., The

Bund Siam Steam Packet Co., Ltd., The—

Shosho Yoko—6, Asahi Road Airway House

Soc. Francaise de Navigation de Thoresen & Co., Ltd.—966, Suriwong-

Tongkou—111, Rue de France se Road

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

SHIPPING (INDO-CHINA, MALAYA) E319

INDO-CHINA East Asiatic Co., Ltd.—F.M.S. Rail-

ways Building

Haiphong Islay Kerr & Co., Ltd.—23, Beach

Street

Koninklijke Paketmaart Maatschap-

Chargeurs Reunis—31, Rue du Mare- pij—Beach Street

chal Joffre Mansfield & Co., Ltd.—Chartered

(Diethet.m & Co.—46, Avenue Clemen- Bank Chambers

ceau Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd.—21, Beach

Transport Maritimes & Flitviaux Street

be l'Indochine Anciennement

Perak

Saigon

Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd.—P.O.

Box 115, Ipoh

COMPAGNIE DE COMMERCE ET DE NAVI- Sime,

GATION d’Extreme Orient—12, Rue Road,Darby Ipoh

& Co., Ltd.—94, Brewster

Boissy d’Anglas

CoMPAGNIE SAIGONNAISE DE NAVIGA-

TION & de Transport—5, Quai Myre Selangor

de Yilers

David & Co., Ltd., A. B.—43/45, Rue Boustead & Co.—1, The Embankment

Chaigneau

Diethelm & Co.—29, Quai de Belgi- EastStreet

Asiatic, Co., Ltd.—58, Ampang

que

Drillien, Francis M. M. — 148, Rue Harper,

Lumpu r

Gilfillan & Co., Ltd.—Kuala

Richaud

Export & Import Co., Ltd. of Coch- McAlister & Co., Ltd.-High Street

inchine—39, Quai Belgijue

Messageries Maritimes.—Khanh-Hoi Planter’s Stores & Agency Co., Ltd.

—Kuala Lumpur

Societe Indochinoise de Commerce,

Ltd.—'23 bis, Rue Georges Guyne- Singapore

mer

MALAYA Adamson, Gilfillan & Co. — Hongkong

Bank Building

Kedah Asiatic Steam Navigation Co., Ltd.—

Hongkong Bank Chambers

Mourin & Co., Ltd.—Bandar Bharu, Blue Funnel Line—Ocean Building

Scuth Kedah Barretto Shipping & Trading Co.—

49, The Arcade

Malacca British India Steam Navigation

Co.

‘ Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd. China Mutual S. N. Co.—Ocean Bldg.

: Hevea Agency—27, First Cross Street China Navigation Co., Ltd.—Ocean

Building

: Straits Steamship Co., Ltd.—South Cie. des Messageries Maritimes—122,

I Reclamation Ground Robinson Road

Penang Dollar Steamship Lines—Hongkong &

Shanghai Bank Building

East Asiatic Co., Ltd.—12, Raffles

Dennys & Co., A.—22a, Beach Street Quay

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E320 SHIPPING (MALAtA, D.E.I., PHILIPPINES)

liiKfiisotfs, Barker & Co., Ltd.— Koninklijke Pakktvaart Mu—Koa-

Chartered Bank Chambers ingsplein Oost o

Heap Eng Moh S. S. Co.— 22, Teluk Muller & Co., W.A., N.Y.

Ayei Street

Ho Hong Steamship Co., Ltd.—61, Pitcairn, Syme & Co.

Chulia Street Padang

Internationale Credit-en Handelsve-

REENIGING “ROTTERDAM”—37, Robin-

Sorl Road Konnikljke Paketvaart MaatscHappu

Kontnklyke Paketa-'aart Maatschappij

—1, Finlayson Green Sourabaya

Lloyd Triestino—3, Collyer Quay

Lohmann & Co., Ltd.—124, Robinson J ava-China-J apan-Lijn

Road Pitcairn, Syme & Co.

McAlister & . Co., Ltd. — Gresham Ross, Taylor K Co,,

House

Mansfield &. Co.—Ocean Building Ssmarang

Moine, Comte & Co., Ltd.—Union

Building, Collyer Quay Java-Chin a-Japan-Lijn

Nederland Line Royal Dutch Maii>- “Nederland1’ StOomvaart Mu

41, Robinson Road Pitcairn, Syme & Co.

Nippon Yusen Kaisha—16, ' Raffles

Place Sumatra

Ocean Steam Ship Co.—Ocean Bldg:

Osaka Shosen Kaisha—9, De Souza St, Handel Maatschappy Guntzel & Schu-

P. & O. Steam Navigation Co.— macher—Medan

Collyer Quay

Sarawak Steamship Co.—Ocean Rldg. BORNEO

Siew Inn Steamship Co. — 132, Cross

Street siog Sarawak

Sime, Darby & Co;—5, Malacca Street

Slot & Co. - 2, Weld Quay Sarawak Steamship- Co., Ltd.—32-33,

Straits Java Trading CO., N. V.— Sime, Khoo Hung Yeang Street, Kuching

P.O. Box 600 Darby & Co., Ltd.—6, Main

Straits Steamship Co., Ltd. — Ocean Bazaar, Kuching

Building

Sun Shipping Co.—Ocean Building SandakaH

Thong Aik Co.—112, Robinson Road Sabah Steamship Cp.’s (1927), Ltd.

NETHERLANDS INDIA PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

Batavia Cebu

Dollar Oo., The Robert—108, Magal-

Indische Blauwriesveem (Nikas) lanes

Java China Japan Lijn, N. V.—P.O. Stevenson & Co., Inc., W. F.

Box 122 Smith, Bell & Co., Ltd.

Klaasen & Co.—Rijswijk 18 Warner, Barnes & Co., Ltd.

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

SKIP PINO-SILK MERCHANTS (JAPAN) E321

Iloilo Madrigal ife Co. —'8, M. del Banco

Nacipna,!. ; .: ...

Dollar , Co., The Robert — Calle Norpdedsohsr Lloyd Bremen S. iS.

Co.—90, Rosario, / Binondo.

Legaspi Philippine

Warner, P.arnes & Co., Ltd. SB -r-Inter-Island

*M

Roosevelt Steamship Agency, Inc.

Manila --Cbato Building

Russell & Co.-—P.O. Box bs2

American .Express Co. ^ 95, Plaza Smith’ 'BELL

Smith,

I MoTaga NividA'fioN Co,—P.O. Box

t Atkins. Kroll & Co., INC. — Insular Sorox, 1945

| Life Building Y. 00—155, AviDs^ San

I Associacion he Navicros de Pilipinas Miguel

| —El Hogar Building, States Steamship Co.—3ll,‘ ‘National

Cifyi Bank Building

| Associated

Building S S. Lines—712, Insular Life Warner, Barnes & Co., Ltd:—P.O.

Australian-Oriental Line, Ltd.— Box 294

| C^-lle Ecaague. Ste. Cruz Welch Fairchild, Ltd.—P.O. Box ;

) Been, Meyer & Co., H. Mij.^287, 549 v

i David, Biufqriido -Yuill & €o.. Ltd., G. S.—503-511,

Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ltd. Echague, Quiapo

—14-14, Calle-David

I COMPAGNIE DES, MeSSAGERTES MaRI- YangCo, Teodo.ro . R. '—421, M. de la

Indusjbria

t .times—223, Dasmarma^, Ynchausti y Cia—Manila Pilot Bldg.

f Compan i a General de Tabacos de F ili-

pinas—P.0,, Bon, 143 v Zamboanga

I Compania Maritima—109, Juan Luna,

| Bin oji do

Dollar Co., The, Robert—P.O. Box Atkins, . 199

Kroll Co., Inc.—-P.O:. Box

. ,-y . . .

I 1636

Eastern & Philippines Shipping Dollar Co., The Robert—2, Oardia

Agencies, Ltd.- 8A2, Escolta National . . .

Ellerman & BtjckNall S. S. Co.— Smith, Bell & Co., Ltd.

| Wise Ruilding, Juan Luna, Binondo

Ellis, Wm.—16, Escolta SILK FILATURES IN CHINA (See Page

f EveRett, Two., L.—401, Masonic Tem- 1344,-47)

1 pie Escolta

l Fernandez Hermanos, Inc.—109, Juan SILK MERCHANTS

I Lupa

Findlay Miller Timber Co. — ICO, JAPAN

l Cordeferia

i Gregorio M. Cansipit, Inc.—34, Es- Kobe

j I colta

, Hamburg Amerlka Lhnie—227, David, Akita Shoten—4, Isogami-dori

[ Binondo

f Hanson, Orth and Stevenson, Inc.— Antaki & Sok—P.O. Box 172

Aoki Kageki—155', Isogami-dori

P.’O. Box 292

! fInternational Harvester Co. of the Arjana & Bros.- 83, Samiomiya-chd

! Philippines—P.O. Box 30.3 Assomull & Go.- 35, Isogami-dcri ;

II Heller & Co., Ed. A.—178, Juan Luna Bastel & Co., Ltd.—38, Isobe-dori

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E322 SILK MERCHANTS (JAPAN)

Chanrai & Co., J.T.—39, Isobe-dori Shewakram & Co.—08, Isobe-dori

Comptoir Soies—170, Sannomiya-cho Shimizu

dori

Gomei Kaisha—1, Isogami-

Cox & Hirao—112, Higashi-machi

Detaram & iSon—P.O. Box 246 Tachikawa-Shoten—8, Isobe-dori

Delburgo & Co., D. H. — 85 Yedo- Tsudato Shoten—104, Hachiman-dori

machi Uni Shoten, Ltd.—202, Sannomiya

Findlay, Richardson & Co. (Japan), Wakabayashi Shoten—101, Isobe-dori

Ltd.—110, Ito-machi Wassiamull Assomull & Co.—35, Iso-

Fhjii Shokai—160, Sannomiya-cho gami-dori

General Silk Importing Co.—70. Yasumoto Yoshikiro—97, Isobe-dori

'Kyomachi Building Yuasa Trading Co.—47, Akashi-machr

Hishi Shokai—48, Sannomiya-cho

Holland Asiatic Trading Co.—39, Zensuke Shokai—85, Nunoboki-cEo

Akashi-machi

Iwai Shoten K.K.—44, Naka-rnachi Kyoto

Iwamoto iShoten — 6, Shimoyamate-

dori Chiji Shoten—Sanjo Sagaru

Jhamatmall Gurbamall & Co.—100c, Gunze Raw Silk Co.—Higashintoin-

Hachiman-dori nishi

Kaida iShoten K.K.—9, iKitanagasa- Kawamura Kamejiro—J ofuku j i-higa-

dori shi

Kamei Shoten—52, Harima-machi Kojima Shoten Gomei Kaisha—

Kanematsu Omiya, Imadegawagaru

machi Shoten K.K.—119, Ito- Kyoto Nenshijo, Ltd.—Murasakino

Kawase Shokai—10, Isobe-dori machi

Kewalram & Bulchand—96, Isobe dori Naigai

ya-oho

Orimono Goshi Kaisha -Sasa-

Kissoomall & Co.—14, Isogami-dori Yoshida & Co. Goshi Kaisha—Sasayo-

Kondo Shoten—16, Harima-machi cho

Layko, Ross & Co., Inc.—94, Yedo-

machi Nagoya

Mitsui Bussan Kiitobu Shutcho-sho—

3, Kaigan-dori

Miye Shoten—58, Naniwa-machi Aoyama Kiito-ten—Miya-machi, Hi-

Murakami Shoten—80, Isobe-dori gashi-ku

Musabhoy & Co.—328, Sannomiya-cho Mizutani

shi-ku

Shoten—Miya-machi, Higa-

Naraindas, B.— Sannomiya-cho Nishimura Shoten—Miya-machi, Hi-

Nikko Shokai— 255,Naka-machi gashi-ku

Nippon Menka K.K.—123, Higashi- Noguchi Shoten—Ohaya-cho, Nishi-

machi ku

Ogawa Shoten—50, Harima-machi Tsukashima Gomei Kaisha—Miya-ma-

Okamoto Shoten—118, Hachiman-dori chi, Higashi-ku

Peermohamed Gomei Kaisha—93a, Ye-

do-machi Osaka

Pohomull Brothers—P.O. Box 49

Rosenbloom, iS.—Shintaku Building Curmally & Co.—36, Kawaguichi-cho

Rupert Cox Goshi IKaisha—3/68, Fujita Seujiro—13, Karamono-cho

Isobe-dori Fukumoto Tokujiro —153, Hon-cho

Sawamd ra Shoten K.K..—72, Isobe- Kakuman Shoten—25, Minami Hon-cho

dori

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

SILK MERCHANTS < JAP AN, CHINA) E323

Kawada Toyochichi—50, Kita Kyu- Maruju Kengyo Shokai Goshi Kaisha

hoji-machi —46, Benten-dori

Kawakixa Shoten—1, Ando-cho, Higa- Namisei Shoten—28,. Sumyoshi-cho

shi-ku Naraidas, Tirthdas & Co.—P.O. Box

Kawamura Fusataro—56, Sake-machi 153

Maruito Kimvra Chirimen-ten—31, Nihalchand & Co.—77, Yamashita-cho

Shinsaibashi Nikko Fuji Shokai—21, Benten-dori

Martjko Goshi KaIsha—111 Kita Kyu- Nozaki Shokai—202, Yamashita-cho

taro-cho

Nippon KinitoRi Co., Ltd.—Gosho Premsing & Sons, I.—153, Yamashita cho

Rudolph & Co.—254, Yamashita-cho

Building, Nakanoshima

Okabashi K.K.—32, Funakoshi-cho Strahler & Co.—94, Yamashita-cho

Shigemitsu Yoshtnosuke—7, Ohte-cho Strome & Co.—35, Yamashita-cho

Siber Hegner & Co., Ltd.—21, Imabashi Zellweger & Co.—90b, Yamashita-cho

TaiYo Shoten—47, Banzai-cho

Uemttra Jisabtjro—58b, Kajiya-cho KOREA

Yokota Shoten—27, Kita Watanabe- Chosen Seisha Kaisha—181, Suindo,

cho Seoul

Shidzuoka Chosen Seishi K.K.—181, Sonindo,

Seoul

Ohhashi Genjiro Shoten—Hon-dori Kanegafuchi

suri, Seoul.

Boseki K.K.—61, Shiset-

Watanabe Genjii Shoten—Yegawa-cho Katakura Seisha Kaisha—6, Kanko-

dori, Seoul

Tokyo Keijo Seishi-jo—290, Tosondo, Seoul

Kobe Shokai K.K.—10, Aoba-cho,

Seoul

Pearce & Co. -Yamawuichi Building, Yamaju

Hon-cho Seishi K.K.—11, Kanko-dori,

Seoul

Yokohama Chosen Kenshoku K.K.—181, Sonindo

Taisho Orimono K.K. — 7, Reido,

Seoul

Abe Shoten K.K.—5, Aioi-cho

\ Bharat Trading Co.—153, Yamashita- CHINA

| cho

I Dh ANAM ALL, Chkll\ram — 32c, Yama-

!■. shita-cho Canton

| Gazal, Joseph G.—38, Naka-machi Chellaram, D.—20, French Concession

p Japan Raw Silk Co.—43, Hon-cho

kjOKO Boyeki Kabushiki Kaisha—63, Griffith, (1932) Ltd., T.E.—iShameen

Hogg & Co.—19, British Concession

Yamashita-cho

Kamei Shinjiro Shoten—19, Sumy- Karanjia & Co.—21, French Conces-

sion, Shameen

1 oshi Shoten

Kato Gomei Kaisha—3, Minami Naka- Kwangtung

Shameen

Silk Agency — 33a, B. C.,

; 1 dori

Kern &; Co., A.—77, Yamashita-cho Leynaud, P.

Kewalram & Bitlchand—82, Yamashi- Madier, Ribet & Cie

Mogra. & Co., E. R.—Shameen

| ta-cho

Mukhi Hirarand Tarachand — 126, Pohoomull

sion

Bros.—15, French Conces-

t Yamashita-cho

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E324 SILK MERCHANTS

Reiss, Massey & Co. Hongkong

Spalinger & Co., U.

Vasxinia & Co., J. P.—54, French Con. Chcilaram, D.—China Building

Wo Ho Silk Corpn.—33a, British Chi Wen Silk Weaving Co.—76,

Concession, Shameen Queen’s Road Central

Chefoo China Lace Co.—61, Queen’s Road

Chinese Bazaar—China Building

Casey & Co. Chinese Embroidering Co., The— !

Chefoo Drapery Store—1, Church China Building’

Street Chotirmall & Co.—37, Wyndham Str.

Ohefoo" Hai&net Co. Deutsche ' Farben Handelsgesells- j

China Crafts CHAFT Waibel & Co. — Pfince’a ;

China Manufacturers Export Asso- East Building,

ciation—P.O. Box 1>696 Asiatic Trading Co-~ -Asiatic

China Merchants Pongee Association Fqok Building

—Beach Street Weng &. Co,—China Building

Clarke, J. H. Handicraft Distributing Co.—8,., Qn ]

Hing Terrace

Franklin Trading Co.—50, Broad- Hariram S. tv.—78., .Queen’s Road, C

way

Hindu Shantung Trading Co. PIariram Silk Store—51, Nathan Road |

Industrial Enterprise Corporation— Hongkong..Lace

Central

Co.—50, Queen’s Road f

Broadway

Kiu Cheng & Co. Japanese Bazaar—7/D’Aguilar Street u

McMullan & Co. Kayamally & Co.—20, Queen’s Road' ! [

Pernot (Chefoo) et Cie Central

Shantung Products Export ^o.. The Mayeda

Shantung Silk and Lace Co.—Beach Bldg. Revel, S. A.—French Bank i

Parapline

Road Patell, J. B.-—38, Wyndham Street

Shin Feng & Co.—Chao Yang Street Pavri

Silk Embroidery & Lace Depot— Street& Sons, K. S.—32, Wyndham , i

Kwang Ren Road Radiant Silk Mart--70a, Queen’s Rd. j-C

Tai Kong Co.—18, Beach Road Central,

Tai Tung Co.—Broadway

Universal Producing Co.—03, Broad- Swatow

der

Drawn Work Co.—14, Ped-

Street

way

Walter, David Lane & Co.—56, Sun Tack Co.,Co.,The—P.O.

Swatow Lace Ltd—16, Pedder St

Box 485

Broadway Tajmahal Silk Store—King’s Theatre

Yannoulatos Brothers Building :

Talati, M.P.—18, Ice House Street

Hankow Thakurdas Jheramda & Co. — 20b, |

Foo Kong & Co.—Sin Seng Road Wyndham Street

Guzdar & Co.—Hunan Road Tyeb & Co.—10, Queen’s Koad Central t

Hongkong Shanghai Lace Co.— Utoomall

39, SankiaoandRoad

& Assudamall Co.—25,

Wyndham Street

Nippon MenkwaRoad WassiamGll

Kabushiki Kaisha— Road Central Assomull Co.—46, Queen’s

4, Kiangnan Watanmal Boolchand—20, On Lan

Peroshaw & Co.—33, Sankiao Road Street

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

SILK MERCHANTS (SHANGHAI) E32&

Shanghai Eikwa Kenshibu—193, Sinza Road

Essig, Emile—1, Canton Road

A. K. U. China Agency—20, Museum Fein, Road Aaron — 852, North Szechuen

Road Fukut Yoko—46, Szedhuen Road

Ifshar & Co.—60, Kiangse Road

Aenhold & Co., Ltd.—1, Nanking Gerli Road

& Co., E.—24, Yuen Ming Yuen

Road

Assomull & Co.—136, Nanking Road Gibb, Road

Livingston & Co.—28, Szechuen

Azadian iSociete Anonyme—4, French Gidumal CO.K..) & Watumull — 131,

Bund Hankow Road

Baer & Co., A.—17, Yuen Ming Yuen GLANZinann, Fco.—38, Canton Road

Road Gobhai Karanjia, Ltd.—147, Kiangse

Bejonjee & Co.—1, Nanking Road Road

Broadwith & Co.—19, Szechuen Road Goldenberg, M.—304, Kiangse Road

Cambefort & Co., E.—17, Canton Rd. Habibullah Co., H. M.—222, North

Carisio Freres—10, Rue du Consulat Soochow Road

Cathay Crafts, The — 610, Avenue Hip Seng Co., The—61, Nanking Road

Joffre Hormasjee, J.—11, Broadway

Charleux, R.—3, Canton Road Huber & Co.—2B, Kiukiang Road

Cheelaram, D.—131, Hankow Road Industrial Export Co.—4, Avenue

China Merchants’ Pongee Associa- Edward VII

tion, 36, Jinkee Road Jabara & Bros., F. M. (New York)—

China Silk Co.—21, Yuen Ming Yuen 84, Szechuen Road

Road Jacobi & Co.—15, Museum Road

Ching Tai Underwear Co., Ltd.—353, JardIne, Matheson & Co., Ltd.—27,

Yates Road The Bund

China United Filatures Export Go- Kattwinkel, Max—20, Museum Road

—96, Peking Road

Chinai & Co.—10, Rue du Consulat Kermani

Road

& Co., R.S.—9, Hankow

Clerici, Bedoni & Co. S. A.— 17, Khawja

Museum Road Soochow Road Agency—410, North

Commercial

Codsi, J.—5, Foochow Road Kimitrai & ■ Co., ' J.-—130, Hankow

COMPAGNIE D’EXPORATATION DE PeO- Road

duits Asiatiques—39A, Canton Rd.

Compagnie Optorg—39, Avenue Ed- KitrweiCheng Road

Pongee Co.—108, Weihai-

ward YII

' Continental Trading Co.—125, Jinkee Lang & Co., R.—4,Nanking

Kosloff, L.—107, Road

Ezra Road

Road

Dah Foong Pongee & Silk Co.—N414, Laou Road

Kai Fook & Co.—23, Kiukiang

) Hankow Road

Delbourgo & Co.—453, Kiangse Road Laou Kiu Chwang Silk Co.—354.

Nanking Road

Dell ’Oro & Co.—1, Canton Road

Deutsche Farben Handelsgesellschaft Road Luen & Co.—499, Nanking

Laou Kiu

(Waibel & Co.)—68, Szechuen Road t.kk Successeurs d’Ulysse Pila & Sib

Dyce & Co.—9, Hankow Road

Eastern Silk Co.—272, Bubbling Well Li,—248, Sassoon House

S.C.—53, Nanking Road

Road

Eastern Trading Co.—3, Hankow 21, JinkeeCo.,Road

Little & Ltd. (1930) William-

Road

E12

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E32G SILK MERCHANTS

Louis & Co.—441, Avenue Joffre Swatow

Lustre Fibre, Ltd.—12. The B'uiid

M'acksond Importing Co.—320, Kiang- ! Tong Nan Co.—6, West Liang Hua

se Road Li

Madier, RiBkt et Cie.—9, Avenue Tshu Sok Che (Mrs.)^—P-O. Box 36

Edward VII

Maitland & Co., Ltd.—10, Sze&Smen Tientsin

Road

Master & Co., M J.—9a, Hankow Rd. Chung Yuen Co.—Asahi- Road

Marthoud i& Cie—5, Foochow Road Doulatram & Sons — 274, Victoria

Mikasa & Cp.—4.4, Bubbling Well Road

Road’

Muguet, A.—9, Avenue Edward VII Hall Road •

& Holtz, Ltd.—101, Victoria

Naorosji. & Co., P.—10, Rue du Con- Pinyamall, L.—260, Victoria Road

sulat Shantung Silk & Lace Co.—Rue de

Novelty Store—44Va, Avenue Joffre Takou

One Price Lace Co.--4a, Broadway Takeda Brothers & Co.—301,, Victoria

Road

Peroshaw & Co.—1, Noirth . Soochow Tarachand,

Road M.—3, , Woodrow Wilson

Pohoomull Brothers—12B, Hankow Tung Street'

Road Ching Lung & Co.—West-end,

Puthod, A.—7,*' Yuen Ming Yuen Kui-i-ehieh Street

Road : *.

Righini Co., Ltd,-—39, Canton Road Tsinan

Rudolph & Co., Charles—137, Peking Home of OnesiphoRgs—Taian

Roadi

Satramdas, S.R.—9A, Hankow Road Rubant, Street

Francis W.—10,' Sixth Main

Sauvayre, J.—3, Kiukiang Road

Saydah & Saydah, Inc.—74, Szechuen Weihaiwei

Road

Shalom & Co.—84, Szechuen Road Sun Sing Trading Co.—7, The Bund

Shanghai Silk Co.—re56, Bubbling Sunlight Cot

Well Road

Shroff & Co., R.F.—671, Szechuen Road Weihaiwei

Street

Handiwork Co.—91, North

Shroff, P.B.—36, Jinkee Road

Sino-Aryan Trading Go. r 681, Sze- SIAM

chuen Road

LJltramir Import^Cp.—17, Canton R.d. Bangkok

Yiloudaki & Co.—16, Peking Road

Wai Tsun 'Silk Co.—100, Peking Tuljaram & Sons—199, New Road

Road Eastern Indian Trading Co.—1324,

Weber & Co., O.A.—8-10, Rue du Anuwongse Road

Consulat

Whou Ling Silk Manufacturing Co INDOCHINA

—16, Museum Road

Watanmal Boolphand—115, Hankow Saigon

Road

Yannoulatos Brothers (China) 120, Chotirmall & Co., K.A.J. — 28-32,

Jinkee Road New Rue Catinat

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

SILK MERCHANTS—SPORTING

MALAYA Bombay Silk Supply—Crystal Arcade

Crown Silk Store—27, Escolta

Negri Sembilan Indian Commercial Co:—114, Nueva

Manila Remnant Co., Inc.—451, Juan

Luna

Gianchand & Sons—80, Paul Street, Philippine

Seremban Hosiery Mills, Inc.—

451, Juan Luna

Seremban Silk Store—129, Paul Street Pohoomull Brothers—79, Escolta

Penang Sehwani & Co.—64, Escolta

Royal Silk Store—737, Tabora, San

Doulatkam & Co., B. H. T.—8a, Beach Nicolas

Street SILK FILATURES

Wassiamull, Assomull & Co. — 14, (See Page B44-47)

Bishop Street

Perak SILK WEAVING MILLS

(See Page B47-49)

Kinta

Street,Silk

Ipoh Store — 128, Belfield SOAP AND CANDLE FACTORIES

(See Page B49-51)

Singapore SPORTING & ATHLETIC GOODS

Chotirmall

Street & Co., K. A. J.—4L43, High CHINA

Echigoya & Co.—54, Middle Street Canton

Ramch and

Singapore Silk Store—36, North Rd. Rafeek & Co.—71, B. Con., Shameen

Wassiamull, Assomull & Co.—56,

High Street Hongkong

Yaw Chfong—89, North Bridge Rd.

NETHERLANDS INDIA China Sports—D’Aguilar Street

G. S. Brothers—11, Ho Tung Man-

sions,r Kowloon

Batavia Mamak & Co—10, Peking Road

Outdoor

Chotirmall & Co., K.A.J.—7, Pasar Ice House Sports Equipment Co. 10.

Baroe Street

Sourabaya Shanghai

Chotirmall & Co., K.A.J.—23, Pesar Squires;Road

Bingham, Ltd.—52, Nanking

Besar

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS MALAYA

Manila Singapore

Ailmal A Co.—741, Tabora Queen’s—3, Prince Street

Asanmal & Co.—757, Tabora Robinson & Co., Ltd.—Raffles Place

Bombay Commercial Co.—741, Tabora Roysons—111, North Bridge Road

*E12

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E32$ SPORTING GOODS—STEVEDORES

Penang Tokyo

Pritchard & Co., Ltd.—9, Union Str. Helm Bros., Ltd. — 1, Shibaura,

Shiba-ku

Selangor Mitsubishi Warehouse Co., Ltd. — 1,

Edobashi

Robinson & Co., Ltd.—Java Street,

K. L. Yokohama

SIAM

Asada Kaisoten—8, Moto Hama-dori

Bangkok Harada Gumi—23, Kaigan-dori

Princes—Nai Lert Building Helm Bros., Ltd.—46, Yamashita-

cho

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Inagaki Kaisoten—87, Onoe-cho

Kokusai Unyu K.K.—1, Kaigan dori

Manila Nickel & Lyons, Ltd. —7, Yamashita-

cho

Athletic Supply Co.—114, T. Pin pin Owston & Co., Ltd., F.—1, Kaigan-

dori

STATIONERY SUPPLIES FAC- Teikoku Unyu G.K.—19, Kaigan-dori

Yomasa Shokai—25, Kaigan-don

TORIES (Nee Page B51)

STEVEDORES CHINA

JAPAN Hongkong

Kobe

A. Kwai & Co.—15, Connaught Road

Helm Bros., Ltd.—46, Harima-machi Central

Nickel & Lyons, Ltd.—2, Kaigan- Hin Fat & Co., Ltd.—17, Connaught

dori Road C.

Owston & Co., F.—72, Kyo-machi Siu Heong Yuen Godown Co.—Nelson

Street, Mongkok

Nagasaki South China Transporting and

Stevedoring Co —Bank of Canton

Walker & Co., R. N.—11, Ouranmachi Building

Wang Kee & CO.^—36, Connaught Rd.

Nagoya Central

Aisan Shosen K.K.—Funairi-cho Shanghai

Asano Shinji Shoten—Minato Hon-cho

Chiyoda Gumi—Mama-machi Ah Foh & Cp.—33, Szechuep Road

Nagoya Kaiun Kaisha — Minato Hon- Loh Yung Kee—747, Broadway East

machi

Unpan Goshi Kaisha—Sasajima-cho Low is Bros.—74, Broadway East

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

STEVEDORES—SUGAR MERCHANTS E329

MALAYA Ensuiko Seito Takushoku K.K.—62,

Nishino Shimbno-cho

Singapore Niitaka Seito K.K.—1, Kakuro-machi

Taiwan Seito K.K.—55, Kawara-

•Coastal Transport Cq.—58, Cecil St. Teikoku machi

Dawood & Co.—22, Raffles Quay Seito K.K.—55,. Kawara-

machi

Lye Huat tk Co.L-4^ Robinson Road

Saiboo Maeican & Co;—1a, Raffles Quay Shidzuoka

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Hasegawa Eikichi Shoten—8, Imonishi-

cho

Hoilo Izuya, N. Suzuki—90, Baba-clio ' '

Kawaguchi .Eikichi- Shoten—47, Kinza-

cho

Visayan Stevedore-Transportation

Co., The Shimonoseki

Manila Abeko Shoten—Hannonzaki-cho

Hattori Shoten—Nishinabe-cho

Benitey Hugo—15, San Gabriel Hirazawa Shoten—Nishinabe-cho

Bailey Stevedoring Co., Inc.—P.O. Meiji Shoten—Nishinabe-cho

Box 517

-Cebu Stevedoring Co., Inc.—17, Martires Nakatora Shoten—Nishinabe-cho

Koh Enrique Regard a —260, J fa aii, Luria Tokyo

Luzon Stevedoring Co., Inc.-—P.O.

Box 582

Dai Nippon Seito K.K. — Showa

Zamboanga Building

Ensuiko, Sugar Manufacturing Co.—

Johnston, Jos. S. Gdfukubashi

Meiji Seito K.lK.—Naka-dori

SUGAR . CENTRALS IN PHILIP- Tainan Seito K.K.—Ghiycida Shintaku

Building

PINE ISLANDS ■ (3ee• Page B51-53) Taiwan Seito K.K.—Yuraku Bldg.

SUGAR MERCHANTS Tamaoki Gomei Kaisha—10, Sete^

mo no-cho

JAPAN Yokohama

• Kobe Ando Shintaro Shoten—132, Choja-

machi

Meiji Seito K.K.—39, Takamatsu-cho Konetaya Shoten—51, Wakaba-cho

Masudaya

Taiwan Seito K.K.—Higashi Hiriike Nippon Seifun Shoten—39, Hon-cho

I, cho K.K.—Chikawa-cho

Sugiyama Shoten—8, Hanasaki-cho

Osaka Yoshino Zakkoku Shoten—23, Sue-

yoshi-cho

Dai Nippon Seito, K.K. —Wakamatsu- Zenpa Denkichi Shoten—21, Miyaga-

wa-cho

ehiQ

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E330 SUGAR MERCHANTS

KOREA PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

Dai Nippon Seito K.K.—110, Ken- Manila

shiro, Seoul

Hokoku Seifun K.K.—76, Nandai- Ayala & Co.—21, Juan Luna

mdh-dori, Seoul Bataan Sugar Co.—312, Masonic Temple

Kuwata Shoten — 344, Taihai-dori, Calamba Sugar Estate—6th' floor-

Seoul G. de los Reyes Building

Nakajima Shoten—21, Hasegawa-cho, Central Azucarera Del (Norte—203,

Seoul Cu-Unjieng Building, Binondo

Tokunaga Shoten— 53, Suhiyo-cho, Central Azucarera Don Pedro—719,.

Seoul Echague

Central

BuildingLuzon Milling Co.—Tav. Luna-

FORMOSA Chin Hua Co.—328, Nueva

Davies & Co., Theo. H.—619, Escolta

Ako Seito K.K.—Toryokwan, Heito-gun Hacienda San Jose, Minoro—P.O.

Dai Nippon Seito K.K—Tainan Box 2388

Meiji Seito K.K.—Tainan-shu Insular Sugar Refining Corpn.—228r

Showa Seito K.K.—Gokeku-sho, Taihoku National City Bank Building

Taito Seito K.K.—Kita-machi, Taito-cho Laguna

Aviles

Sugar Corporation — 155,

Lian Seng—465, M. de Binondo

CHINA Mabalacat

marinas Sugar Central—220, Das-

Malabon Sugar Co.—Malabon Rizal

Hongkong North Legros Sugar Co. — Uy Chaco

Building

Pavei & Sons, K. S.—02, Wyndham Pampanga Sugar Mills—6th floo

G. do los Reyes Building

Street

Penteeath & Co.—Alexandra Build- Philippine Sugar Estate Development

Co.—246, Anda

ings

Taikoo Sugar Refining Cd'—Quarry Pure (P.l.) Cane Molasses

Inc.—P.O. Box 1307Company

Bay.. i i Roxas Y. Compania—719, Echague, ,

San Miguel

Shanghai San Carlos Milling Co., Ltd.—Chaco !

Building, Binondo

Erdmann & Sielcken - 20, Kiukiang Sun Hing Sugar Factory—1126, Sta

Elena

Road Welch Fairchild, Ltb.—P.O. Box 549

Maclaine Sugar Go., Ltd.—12, The

Bund

Volk art Brothers’ Agency — 34, NETHERLANDS) INDIA

Avenue Edward VII

Batavia

Tientsin

Arima & Co., Ltd., H.

Gipperich & Co., E.-n62, Taku Road Erdman & Sielcken—P.O. Box 44

 eiiAKSlFlED LUST OF TRADES'

SUGAR MERCHANTS—TEA MERCHANTS E331

^ Internationale Crediet-en Hansels Kian Gwan, N.V, Handel Maatschap-

Vereeniging ‘' Rotterdami”’ pij

j Java Sumatra Handel Mu'; N.V. Maintz’ Productemhandel, N.V.

| Kian Gwan, N.Y. Handel Maatschap- Mitsui Bussan Ka i sha, Ltd.

pij Mirandoole, Voi te & Co.

! Maclaine, Watson-& Co. Nippon "Sugar Trading Co.,'. Ltd.

I MAINTZ’ PRODUCWENliANDEL, N.V. Patel, M.V.

; Mirandolle, Voute-& Co.

MiTsui BussAn KaishA, Ltd. SURVEYORS (See Architects)

Platon, L.

i Wellenstein Krause & Co. TANNERIES IN. CHINA

(See Hags, B53)

Semarang TEA-FIRING FACTORIES.,, .^

.,(fSec Rage B55) ; ., /_

Arima & Co., Ltd., H.

! Crone, H.G. Th. TEA MERCHANTS

j EeDMAN &, SlELCKEN

' Internationale Crediet-en Handels JAPAN'

Vereeniging- “ Rotterdam ”

IKian Gwan, N.V. Handel MaatschAp-

pij Hakodate

• KruvtRosch, H.A. yjlo'SJThiliB

Kwik Hoo Tong, N.V. Handel Maat- Gill & Co.—7, Takushoku Building

:: SCHAPPIJ

.McNeill At Co.

Maintz’ Productenhandel, N.V. Kobe

s Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.

Mirandolle, Voutb & Co. Awano Shoten—128, Sake-maehi

Thio Sing Long,^ N,Vv-: Handel Maat- Ournow

(Sann.)

& Go., J.—P.O. Box 1050

SCHAPPIJ

Fuji-en Chaho—109, Miya-machi

Furukawa

mate-dori Chaho—1-149, Shimoya

Sourabaya Hirochi Yoshio—103-110, Wakinoha-

ma

JArima & Co., Ltd., H. Miyako-ten—35, Kitanagasa-dori

jpURNs, Philp & Co., Ltd. Mizota Naokazu—45, Shimoyamate-

Commissie-en Agentuur Maatschappu Musabhoy. dori ( .r p

. “ SOERABAIA ” & Co.—328, Sannomiya

sfERDMAN & SlELCKEN Nakao Takesaburo—84, Futaba-cho

^Fraser Eaton & Co. Sonobe Shoten Seicha-bu—131, Sakae-

machi

’International Crediet-en Handels Suzuki Sei—07, Kitahagasa-dori

| Vereeniging “Rotterdam” Takatsuka Naotar,o—20, Yokoraichi-

Sumatra Handel Maatschappij, rnachi '

; ■ N.V.: Yamanouchi Ohaho—170, Motb-machi

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E332 TEA MERCHANTS

Kyoto Nozawa & Co,—Taihoku

Carter Macy Tea and Coffee Co., Inc. |

—24-26, Eiraku-cho, Daitotei

Aobana-En Chaho—Higashinotoin

Ashida Rihichi—Gojo Agaru, Shin Machi CHINA

Goto Seisaburo—2, 'Sanjo Sagaru

Watabe Tatsubaro—Nijo-kami Canton

Nagoya Goeke & Co., A.—85, British Conces-

sion

M. J. B. Co.—103, Suyehiro-cho

Foochow

Associated Products Co., Ltd.

Aoba Tsurujiro—4, Karabori-oho Harrison, King & Irwin, Ltd.

Asano Seijiro—5, Shio-cho

Hojeen Chaho—326, Moto-machi Hankow

Kawaguchiken

bashi Honten—160, Shinsai-

Midorien Chaho—1548, Nihombashi, Asiatic Trading Corporation—7, Lan-

ling Road

Minami-ku Andersen, Meyer & Co. — 11, Rue {

Sttgino Orisaburo—29, Yokobori-cho Clemenceau

Arnhold & Co.,—Bund, S.A.D. 1

Shidzuoka Dodwell & Co.—h5, Tungting Road ,

Harrisons, King & Irwin—9, The .

Carter, Macy & Co.—:2, Anzai-machi Bund

Folger & Co.—Kitaban-cho Jardine, Matheson & Co.—The Bund, ,

Fuji Seicha K.K.—17, Kitaban-cho S.A.D. 3

Habibullah & Co., H. M.—75, Kita- Straits

Road

Trading Co.—17, Tungting \

ban-cho

Helleyer & Co.—Kitaban-cho, P.O. Hongkong

Box 27

Irwin-Harrisons-Whitney, Inc.—56, Agips Tea Co.—Bank of Canton Bldg.

Kitaban-cho

Japan Black Tea Co.—48, Tekkoshi Celochi Tea Co.—Bank of Canton

Japan Tea Firing Co.—2, Anzai, Building

M. J. B. Co.—103, Suyehiro-cho China Tea Co.—1b, Pottinger Street

Seihoku KoIchi Shoten—98, Kita Davie, Boag & Co., Ltd.—Queen’s ,

Building

Ban-chb

Shidzuoka Seicha Gomei KaishA—67, GilmanCentral

& Co.—4A, Des Vceux Road .

Anzai-cho Jardine, Matheson & Co.—Pedder

Stegfreid & Co.—87, Shinmei-cho Street

Kelley & Co., Ltd.—9, Queen’s Road

FORMOSA Central

Moulder & Co.—China Building

Anglo-American Direct Tea Trading Patell, J.B.—18, Ice House Street

Co.—1, Idzumicho, Taipeh Union Trading Co.—York Building

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

TEA MERCHANTS (CHINA, NETHERLANDS INDIA) E333

Shanghai NETHERLAND-INDIA

ftl Afshar & Co.—60, Kiangse Road Batavia

^Anderson & Co.—39, Peking Road

^Asiatic Trading Corpn., Ltd.—71, Catz Java TradingThe

Borneo Co., Ltd.,

Co., N.V.

Szechuen Road

Campbell & Co., Alex—12, Jinkee Cocq & Co., C.H.R.

Road Francis Peek & Co., Ltd.

Centrosojus (England), Ltd..—2, Harrison &-Qrosfield, Ltd.

Peking Road Heath & Co., Ltd.—Prinsenstraat

| China Tea Exporter—106, Peking Rd. Internationale Crediet-en Handels

| China Tea Co., Ltd.—288, Tiendong Yereeniging “ Rotterdam ”

; Road Java Sumatra Handel Maatschappij,

Comerford & Co.—18, The Bund N.V.

iCompagnie Franco-Africaine — 467, Kian pij

Gwan, N.V. Handel Maatschap-

Kiangse Road

Dodwell & Co., Ltd.—1, Canton Road Maclaine Watson & Co.

ifGiBB, Livingston & Co.—28, Jinkee Maintz’ Productenhandel, N.V.

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.

I; Road

‘‘Gilson, E.H.—28, Jinkee Road Landbouw Maatschappij, Ned Indis-

■Gual y Cia.—Central Arcade che

Peet & Co., John

(Habibullah Co., H. M—222, North Bouwenhorst

r Soochow Road Mulder & Co.

Heath (1927), Ltd.—2, Peking Road Ross Taylor & Co.

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.—27, Tiedeman & van Kerchem

Wellenstein Krause & Co.

| The Bund

Jebsen & Co.—7, Hankow Road Macassar

, IKaramelahi & Co.—25, Yuen Ming

| Yuen Road

Kermani & Co., R.S.—9, Hankow Catz Java Trading Co., N.V.

Road Maintz’ Productenhandel, N.V.

Khawja Commercial Agency — 410,

I North Soochow Road Padang

Nemazee & Co., H.M.H.—391, Kiangse

Road Internationale Crediet-en Handels

jbusKOULi, M.H.A. — 451, Kiangse Vereeniging “ Rotterdam ”

Road

’ ,Puthod, A.—7, Yuen Ming Yuen Semarang

Road

j J3avul & Co., A. I.—34, Yuen Ming Crone, H.G. Th.

Yuen Road Internationale Orediet-en Handels

.Shamsi & Co.—361, Kiangse Road Vereeniging “ Rotterdam ”

; iSino-Aryan Trading Co.—681, Sze- Kwik Hoo Tong Handel Maatschap-

pij, N.V.

chuen Road

iSiEMssEN & Krohn—14, Museum Rd. McNeill & Co.

Wang Yue Tai Tea Co.—197, Avenue Maintz’ Produotbnhandel, N.V.

; i | Foch Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.

 CLASSIFIED LEST OF TlIADES

E334 TEA ‘MERCHANTS—TIMBER AND LUMBER

Rouwenhokst Muldeb & Co. TI WEAVING FACTORIES

Ross Taylor & Ccu (See Page B54-59)

Semaeangsche Administratie Maat-

SCHAPPIJ TIMBER & LUMBER MERCHANTS

Sourabaya JAPAN

“Amsterdam” HAfjDfeLSYEREBKiGiNG

1 ; 1

Anemeat & Go. • Hakodate

Burns, Philp & Co., Ltd.

Fraser Eaton & Oo.,. Ltd. Asiatic Lumber Co., Ltd. —32, Sakai-

Internationale Credieten Handels maehi

Vereeniging “ Rotterdam ” Etori Kenzen—17, TakasAg(>-c.ho

Java Sumatra Handel Maatschappij, Homma Shiroji—1, Benten-cho

n.y. Japan & Eastern Trading Co., Ltd.—

Kian Gwan, N.V. Handel Maatschip- 8. Aioi-oho, Otaru J

pij Matsumoto Shoten—14, Skiodbme-'eho

Kwik Hoo Tong, Handel Maatschap- Sakamato Jutaro—262, Matsukaze-cho

pij, N.V. Vernot Timber Trading Coy—1, Aioi-

Maintz’ 'Produotenhandel, N.V. cho Otaru

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. Yuasa Lumber Co.—Otaru

Landbouw Maatschappij, Neo. Iiibis-

che Kobe

Ross Taylor & Co.

Waitib & Co., Ltd., M.y. Handel Kerry &

Maatschappij inaebi

MALAYA MacMillan Export Co., Ltd., H, R

—304, Crescent Building, 72, Kyo-

Singapore machi

Mitsubishi Shoji K.K.—43, Akashi-

Brooke Bond India, Ltd.:^6&, Cecil , machi

Street MjiTSui Bussan" Kaisha—3, Kaigan,

Kiat '&' Oo.T.G.—110, ’Race' '6oMse dori

Road Mitsui Bussan Kaisha—3, Kaigan-

Klass & Sons—100a; Robinson Road ch

Malay Penninsuua Agency—P.O. Box Nakano Shoten—4, Sumiyoshi-Shoten

503 Nakata & Co.—Uchida Building

Martin k Co.. W.: M. '34^Winchester National Trading &; Lumber Co.—32.

House Akashi-machi

Nanayakara, M.W.J.-t-D -13, Union Philippine Lumber Exportation Co.-j

Building. Meikai Building

Philippine' Islands / Ohsaki iShoten—27, Kasunoki-cho

Ohsuka Shoten—27, Zaimoku-cho

Manila Sasaki Shoten—Minami Sakasegawa

eho

California Grocery Co.—^11, Echa- Tamura & Co.—Sakae-machi

gue .oD V) .uia^jM j Western Export Lumber Co.—Jug

Pe Hang Lian—227, Soler, Binondp Building

Seng Kee & Co.—022, Nueva, Binondo Y~amacho Mokuzai K.K.—Jugo Bldg.

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

TIMBER AND LUMBER MERCHANTS E335'

Kyushu Shimonoseki

Aoki Shoten—4, Kaigan-dori Akita Shokai—Higashinabe-cho

Ehama Danbei—7, Ishiro-cho Kagotoea Seikan K.K.—Isaki-cho

Kyushu Seizai K.K.—IsshishiroTcho Ohmura IwaKichi—Nishi Hosoe-cho <'

Miyai Seikosho—Ikuyocho

Ringo. Shokai—Isshishiro-cho Tokyo

Nagasaki Akita Mokuzai K.K.—26, Minami

Konya-cho

Aoki Teeuyuki—&6,' Nishi Hamano Chiyoda Seizai-cho -1, Yamato-cho

Kanaya Shokai—5, Senba-machi Hamamatsu Mokuzaj. K.K.—2, Kame-

hisacho

Kasamuka KanamE—3, Fukutomi chd Kabafuto

Nakajima, B.—19, Suwa-macHi Ringyo . K.K.—4,, . Uqhisai-

Saito HaeuiChI—3,' Yamase-machi wai-cho

Kwarenko Mokuzai K.K.—Sunamura,

Minamikashika-gun

Nagoya Nichiro Mokuzai K.K.—N. Y. K.

Building, Marunouchi

Akita Mokuzai Kaisha, Ltd.—35, Ma- Obayashi-gumi Kosaku-cho—1, Shi©-

saki-machi, Naka-ku saki, Fukawgawa-gun

Chtjo Mokuzai K.K.—45, Atsuta Shin Tokyo Lumber Market Co.—Kiba

Bito-macbi

Fukuda Zaimokuten—2-350, Masaki- Building

cho Yokohama

Kato Heuieo—25, Higashi Tsukiji

Noda Shoten—8, Kami Ilorjkawa cho Asahi Mokuzai .K.K.—3615, Shimodai

Aoki-cho

Osaka Hiranuma Seizai 'K.K.—3497, Aoiki-

cho

Ando iShoten—99, Itachibori Koyasu Seizai Kaisha—3413, Moriya-

Asita Mokusai K.K.—5, Izuo-cho machi

Douglas Fie Exploitation Expoet Mikawaya Zaimakuten—3453, Aoki-cho

Co.—619, Osaka Building, 1, Soze- Nakamura Zaimokuten—230, Kana-

cho gawa-cho . „ «■

Hamada Tekkosho—510, Kiyo Kita- Saito 'Shoten—144, Matsukage-cho,

dori Naka-ku

Iwai NobitRO— 278, Kiyo; Miuami-cho Tovo Setzai-cho—^IISI, Iwamashita

Kato Yoshimatsu—5, Koraborf-chb Wada Seizaisho—36, Tokasago-chb

Manka Shoten-~1, Izuo IJmeno-cho KOREA

I Tanaka Shoji Shoten—19, Edo-bori

Toei Gomei Kaisha—1, Dojima Hama- Akita MokuzaiM K.K.—90, Okazaki-

Shidzuoka cho,'Seoul

Daini Shokai K.K.—69, Okazaki-cho,

Seoul

h Makita Shinichi Shoten—3/10, Ghte- Horiuchi

; , eho Shokai—14, Furuichby'Seoul

■ | Shidzuoka Mokuzai Itaku—24, Anzai SA#k?o Yoko—70, Okazaki cho, Seoul

Yamana

i ‘ YasumOto Genkiohi Shotkn—30, Baba- Seoul MatsutaRo—70, Okazaki-cho,

1 cho . .

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E336 TIMBER AND LUMBER MERCHANTS (CHINA)

CHINA Gibb, Livingston & Co.—P. & O.

Building

Dairen International Trading Co.—China

Building

Jack & Co.—China Building

Akita Mokuzai K.K.—4, Kita Oyama- Jardine, Matheson & Co. — Pedder

dori Street

Dairen (Seizai K.K.—2, Sakae-maehi Mitsui Bussan Kaisha — Prince’s

Mikashita Mokusho—1, Irifune-cho Building

Shingit Shoko K.K.—14, Yoyoi-cho New Zealand Perpetual Forests, Ltd.

12-14, Queen’s Road Central

Foochow Sham Mow Saw Mill Co., Ltd.—275r

Lockhart Road

Associated Froddcts Co. Shew an Tomes & Co.—St George’s

Building

China Import & Export Lumber Co., Simpson & Co,—China Building

Ltd.—c/a Union Trading Co. Wong Tong Kee—32, Canton Road,.

Hankow Kowloon

Mukden

Asiatic Trading Oorpn.-^-1, Lamg-

ting Road, S.A.R. 2 China Impart & Export Lumber Co.,

China Import-Export and Lumber Co. Ltd.

—S.A.D. 1

Dollar Co., The Robert—Wha Ching Shanghai

Kai

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha—Taiping Road Bloch Meg. & Lumber Co., Ltd.—14,

Boone Road ,

Harbin Centrosojus (England), Ltd. — 2,

Peking Road

China Import & Export Lumber Co.,

Skidelsky’s Successors—4, Bolshoi Ltd.—9, Foochow Road

Prospect Chun Wo & Co.—G351, Tiendong Rd..

Kovalsky, Y. F.—P.O. Box 332 Road

Dollar Co., Robert—51, Canton Rd.

Hongkong Fukushima & Co.—lA, Hankow Road

Gibb, Livingston Co.—28, Jinkee

Road

Australian Sandalwood Co., Ltd.— Ginsbourg, U.M.—76, Wayside Road

4a, Des Voeux Road C. (Plywood)

British Borneo Timber Co., Ltd.— Jardine, Matheson & Co.—27, The

P. & O. Building Bund

China Associates Corpn.—Pedder Keijola, Hannes—P.O. Box 1139

Building (Plywood)

China Import & Export Lumber Co. Kienhuize & Co.—19, Szechuen Road

—To Ka Wan, Kowloon Kow Kee Timber Co.—217, Madhinery

Chiu Brothers—10, Queen’s Road Street

Central Maatschappij Tot Mijn Bosch-en

Co-operative Sandalwood Co., Ltd.— Landbouw—1, The Bund

4a, Des Voeux Road C. Malcolm & Co., Ltd.—220, Szechuan

Dollar Co., Robber—Pedder Building Road!

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

TIMBER AND LUMBER MERCHANTS E337

Mitsui Busga.v Kaisha—49, Szechuen Kwong Koh Long

Road Lbonowens, Ltd., Louis T.

Nomura Lumber Co.—9,7 Canton Road

Racine & Cie.—2, Peking Road INDO-CHINA

Shanghai Building Co.-9, Thorne

Road Saigon

Shanghai Lumber & Coal C0.—I8,'

Szechuen Road

Shun Tah Lumber Co.—12, Yangtsze- Compagnie Forestiereet Indochinoise

Cie Asiatique Africaine

poo Road —43, Boulevard Bonnard

Whay Ching IKee & Co.—S2221', Est Asiatique Francaies Quai de la

Ningpo Road Marne (leak and Plywood)

Woodcraft Works — 18-19, Central

Arcade

MALAYA

Tientsin

Singapore

China Import, Export & Lumber Co.

—2, Russian Road Asia Universal Trading Co.—60,.

Coilins & Co.—75, Consular Road Prinsep Street

Dollar Co., The Robert—Robert Dol- Ban Hoeat Hin—39, Telok Ayer St.

lar Building Borneo Sumatra Trading Co.—41,.

Dollar Lumber Co.—Robert Dollar Robinson Co.

Building Chye Hin Sawmills—416, Beach Rd.

Forbes & Co.—53, Victoria Road Fraser & Gumming—Union Building,.

Jardine, Matheson & Co.—Victoria Col Iyer Quay

Road Jong Thye Heng, Chop—150, Laven-

der Street

Kow Hung Lumber Co.—9, Italian Malayan'Commercial

Bund Agency—60, The

Arcade

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha—1, Yamagui- McAlister & Go.—Gresham House

eha Road

Shosho Yoko—6, Asahi Road Reid & Co., J.—P.O. Box 461

Sayna Abdul Kader—7, Malacca St.

Tsinan Sin Chye Hin—46, Padang Jeringau

Siong Lim SaW Mill Co.—2, Syed

China Import and Export Lumber StraitsAiwi Road

Co., Ltd. Lumber Co.—39, Telok Ayer

Street

SIAM Straits Mercantile Agency—39, Teluk

Ayeer Street

Bangkok NETHERLANDS INDIA

Anglo-iSiam Corpn, Ltd. Batavia

Bombay-Burmah Trading Corpn., Ltd.

(Teak) Javasche Houthandel—Maatschappij

Borneo Co., Ltd. (Teak) (N. V. Vereenigde)

East Asiatic Co., Ltd., The Koloniale Handel Mu

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E338 TIMBER AND LUMBER MERCHANTS

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Minandao Lumber Co., Inc.—660, Al-

varado, Binondo

Manila Norton and Harrison Co.—Kneedler

Building

Anakan Lumber Cb.—204, Manila Oriental Quiapo

Saw Mill—313, Tanduay,

Pilot Building Philippine Lumber Exportation Co.—

Antipolo Lumber Co.—2435, Rizal P.O. Box 417

Avenue Extension Port Lamon Lumber Coi—8, ,M. de

Babcock & Templeton, Inc.—Insular Binondo

Life Building Port Lebak Lumbur. Co.—530, Aviles

Barretto y Cia—:720, Echague, San Rizal Lumber Co.—41, F. B. Harri-

Miguel son

Basilian Lumber 0o., Inc.—343, T. Santa Clara Lumber Co., Inc.—901,

Pinpin, Binondo Dagupan, Tondo

■Cadwallader-Gibson Lumber Co.— Sy Piao & Co.,, Ltd.-t-t766, Echague

63-77, NagtaHan, Sampaloc Tan Hong & Co.—633, Soler

Chin Bio & Co.—626, "Soler Tay Jay Co.—730-734, Echague, San

Choy & Co., S. C.—672, Juan Luna Miguel

CHu Bio & C().--1639, Herran Tay Seng Lumber Co.—904, Juan

Chua Lu,a & Co —1043, Azcarraga. Luna

Cosmos Lumber—633, Soler, Santa Tuason746

and Sampedro, Inc.—P.O. Box

Cruz

Dee C. Chuan & Sons, Inc.—16-24, Washington

Luna

Lumber Co. - 808, Juan

Soler Binondo

Dee Hong Lite & CO., Inc.—920-950, Zambales

Luna

Lumber Co.—920-950, Juan

Juan Luna

Dee Tian & Co.—1518, Azcarraga Iloilo

Dollar Co., The Robert—P.O. Box,

1636

Don Bio—710, Juan Luna Iloilo - Lumber Yard

Dy Pag & Co,—1037, Juan Luna

Findlay Millar Timber Co.—1000, Zamboanga

Cordeleria Santa Mesa

Filipinas Lumber Co., Inc.—.123, Atkins

Madrid

Kroll & Co. —14, Calle

Juan Lunai, Binondo

Go Tauco & Co.—214, Soler, Binondo Basilian Lumber Co.

Gotamco Hermanos — 430, Tanduay, Dollar Co:, The Robert—12, Marahui

Quiapo Johnston, Jos. S.

Harrison Lumber Co.—816, F. B. Port 198

Banga Lumber Co.—P.O. Box

Harrison

Hercules Lumber Co.—155, Paz BORNEO

Insular Lujiber Co.—P.O. Box 456

Insular Saw Mill, Inc.—330, Canoni- British Borneo Timber Co., Ltd.—

go, Paco Sandakan

Junction Lumber—26i0, Herran

La Loma Lumber Co.—804, Juan North ton

Borneo Trading Co.—Jessel-

Luna

Luzon Lumber CO. —901, Juan Luna TIN MINES IN MALAYA

Manila Lumber Co.—900, Juan Luna ("See Page B60-63)

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

TIRES TOURIST AGENTS Esas)

Fisk Rubber Oo. (Far East), Ltd.—

15, Grange Road

CHINA United Vulcanising Co.—148. Selegie

Road

Hongkong

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

Dunlop Rubber Co. (China), Ltd.— Manila

1 and 3, Wyndham Street

Hongkong Tyre ' Co.—392, Hennessy Dunlop Rubber Co. (F. L.), Ltd.

Road 550, San Luis

Mukden Estrella Auto PALACE^SSe, 'Gardarar

Sta. Cruz'

Dunlop Rubber Oo. (China), Ltd.—35, Firestone Tire and Rubber Co. ot

the Philippine Islands—16th add

Chiyoda-dori Atlanta Street, Port Area 1

Peiping Fisk TireThe-^122,-'

pines, Co., Inc. Novaliches,

of the Philip-

San

Miguel

Dunlop Rubber Co. (China), Ltd.—<15, General Tire &. Rubber Export Co.

Kan Yu Hutung Akron, Ohio (Agents'Union Com-

mercial Cor—101-105, Plaza Sta. Cruz)

Shanghai Goodrich International Rubber Cc,

—P.O. Box 1482

Dunlop Rubber Co. (China), Ltd.—9, Goodyear Tire & Rubber Export Co.,

Ltd.—P.O. Box 1456

Foochow Road

Goodyear Fire and Rubber Export Houston Rubber Co: — 548, Rizal

Avenue, Santa Cruz

Co.—3, Canton Road.

United States Rubber Export Co., U.S. Rubber Export Co.—35, Orozco

Ltd.—24, Yuen Ming Yuen Road.

TOURIST AGENTS

Tientsin JAPAN

Dunlop Rubber Co. (China), Ltd.—2, Kobe

Taku Road

SIAM Cook & Son, Ltd.—1?.0. Box 398

Bangkok Tokyo

Mark’s Tyre Store—Corner of Wind- Japan Tourist Bureau—Tokyo .Station

mill and New Roads Yokohama

MALAYA Japan Tourist Bureau—1, Kaigandoir

Singapore CHINA

Firestone Tire and Rubber Co. Hongkong

(S.S.), Ltd.—20, Geylang Road

Miller Rubber Products Co.—68, American Express Co., Inc.—4, Des

Cecil Street '-I Voeux Road Central

Dunlop Rubber Co. (S.S.), Ltd.—142, Cook & Son, Ltd., Thos.—Queen’s

Robinson Road Building

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E340 TOURIST AGENTS TOBACCO MERCHANTS

Peiping CHINA

American Express Co., Inc.—Grand Amoy

Hotel die Waggn Lits

Cook & Son, Thos.—Grand Hotel de (China), Ltd. Tobacco Company

British American

Pekin Hope Co.

Shanghai Canton

American Expreess Oo., Inc.—15, British American Tobacco Co-

Kuikiang Road (China) Ltd.

Japan Tourist Bureau—80, Nanking Nanyang Bros. Tobacco Co.—Sai

Road. Ho Second Road

Travel Advisers, The—51, Canton Goeke & Co., A.—85, British Conces-

Road sion

Tientsin Changchun

Chinese Eastern Railway (Commer- Chi Tung Tobacco Co., Ltd. —

cial Agency—74, Rue de France Sunrise Road

Toa Tobacco Co.

MALAYA

Changsha

Penang

British American Tobacco Company

Tourist Agency-Information Bureau, (China), Ltd.

The—Victoria Pier

Dairen

Singapore Keystone Tobacco Co., Ltd.—Hong

Cook & Son, Ltd., Thos.—39, Robin- Kong and Shanghai Bank Bldg.

son Road

Hangchow

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Wing Tai Vo Tobacco Corpn.

Manila Harbin

American Express Co., Inc.—P.O. Chi Tung Tobacco Co., Ltd.—P.O.

Box 1463 Box 44

TOBACCO FACTORIES Lopato Sons, Ltd., A.

(See Page B64) Skoblin & Co.—31, Konnaya Street

TOBACCO MERCHANTS Hankow

JAPAN British Cigarette Co., Ltd.—Lu Ho

Road

Yokohama Garrels Borner & Co.—The Bund

Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co.—1, Ewo

Strome & Co.—35, Yamashita-cho Road

Nanyang Brothers Tobacco Co., Ltd.,

KOREA The—Chung Shan Road

Thurier & Kohr

Bennett & Co.—Chemulpo Yee Soong Tobacco Co.-—S.A.D. 3

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

TOBACCO MERCHANTS (CHINA) E341

Hongkong Mukden

Atienza & Co.—54, Nathan Road Chi Tung Tobacco Co.

Botelho Beothees—Alexandra Bldg. British Cigarette Co., Ltd.

Beitish-Ameeican Tobacco Company

(Chinai Ltd.—P. & O. Building Peiping

Chan & Co., C.—9, Ice House Street

Dodwell&Co., Ltd.—Queen’s Building British American Tobacco Co.—16.

Economical Teading Co.—P.O. Box Chuan Pan Hutung

285 Karatzas Bros. & Co. — Hatamen

Empeess Stores—i54, Nathan Road Street

Gande Price & Co., Ltd.—St. George’s Legation Wine and Tobacco Store—

Building 5A, Rue Marco Polo

Goeke & Co.—China Building

Graeco Egyptian Tobacco Co.— Moyroux,

China Building

V.,—Legation Street

Skiotis & Co.—6, Legation Street

Hongkong Trading 0o.—<3, Des Voeux TiENi-sin Tobacco Co.--Legation St.

Road Central

Hutchison & Od., John D.—King’s Shanghai

Building

Ice House Tobacco Store—Ice House

Street Adams & Co.—14, Central Arcade

Ito Co.—4a, Des Voeux Road Central Afshar & Co.—60, Kiangse Road

Kelley & Co., Ltd.—9, Queen’s Road Alliance Tobacco Co. of China, Ltd.—•

Central 175, Soochow Road

Nam Hing Hong—144, Des Voeux Aedath Tobacco Cq., Ltd.—23, Kiu-

kiang Road

Road Central

Nanyang Brothers Tobacco Co.—165, Arnold & Co., Ltd.—1, Nanking Road

Des Voeux Road Central British American Tobacco Co.

Oriental Tobacco Ltd.,-^582,

Manufactory, (China), Ltd.—6, Soochow Road

The, C. Ingenohl, Nathan British Cigarette Co., Ltd.—6, Soo*-

Road, Kowloon chow Road

Tabaqueria Filipina—26, Queen’s Road Caravan Commercial Co. (1923), Ltd.

Central —175, Soqchow Road

Yours Truly Tobacco Store—22, Des Caroline Leaf Tobacco Co.—51, Can-

Voeux Road Central ton Road

Ichang China-American Tobacco Co.—12, The

Bund

Baeitish American Tobacco Company China26,

Tobacco Manufacturing Co.--

Peking Road

(China), Ltd. Ching Wah & Co.—1324, North Sze-

chuen Road

Kongmoon David, A.E.—74, Szechuen Road

British American Tobacco Company Dibrell Brothers, Inc.—12, The Bund

El Oriente Frabrica de Tobacos, Ino.

(China), Ltd. —7, Central Road

Macao Enterprise Tobacco Co;, Ltd.—175,

Soochow Road

Tabaqueria Filipina—1a, Rue de S. Fook Kow Hung & Co.—612, Kiu-

kiang Road

Domingos

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E34% TOE AC CO ’ MERCHANTS, (CHIE'A)

Hadjiry’s Tobacco

chuen Road ' ’ ‘ Store—112, Szs- Tabaqueria Sino-Egyptiana—20, Jin-

kee Road

Hsin 'Kong & Co.^97, Boone Road Tobacco Products Corpn. (China)—

International Tobacco Co.—26, Pek- 2a, Kiukiang Road

ing Road Tobacco Trading Corporation — 74,

Ito Co., Ltd., GL—130, Kiangse Road Szechuen Road

Jenkins Tobacco Co.—72, Szechuen Toyo ' Tobacco Leaf Co.—2, Magnolia

Road Terrace

Kentucky & Virgina Leaf Tobacco Tsai, Chen & Co.—46A, Peking Road

Co.—2A, Kiukiang Road

Keystone Tobacco 0o., Ltd.—175, Union Tai

Tung & Co.—3263, Seward Road

Commercial Co., Ltd.—6, Soo-

SoochoAv Road chow Road

Kingshill Trading Co.—P.0. Box United Kingdom Tobacco Co.—212,

276 Szechuen Road

Krijgsman & CO., J.—19, Miiighohg United Leaf 1' Tobacco 1 Co.—12, The

Road Bfcad • ooobiO

LicxGEtt it. Myers- TdBACco Co. United Tobacco Stores—54, Nanking.

(China), Ltd.—200, Yulin Road. , Road

Lopato Sons, _ Ltd., A.—175, Soo- Universal Leaf Tobacco Co.—1, The

chow Road Bund

Lden How & Co.—123, Broadway Watson & Co., A.S.—25, Nanking Rd.

Mary Garden Tobacco Co.—24, The Westminister Tobacco Co.—6, Soo-

Bubd chow Road

Monk & Co., A —20, Museum Road Wing Tai & Co.—20, Honan Road

Mural Brothers Go., Ltd.—175, Soo- Yamato Tobacco Co.—1548, Baikal

chow Road Road

Palace Tobacco Store—24, Nankins:

Road

Paris and London Cigarette Co.—6^ Swatow

Soot how Road

Pemberton & Penn, Inc.—3, Canton British American Tobacco Company

Road (China), Ltd.

Podarikis, N.— 438, Rue August

Boppo . Tientsin

Reliance Tobacco Co.—96, Peking

Road

Shanghai General Store—15, Broad- British American Tobacco Company

(China), Ltd.—31, Ex-Russian Bund

. way

Shanghai Supply Co.—24, Broadway British Cigarette Co.

Shanghai Tobacco Co.—658-600 Ning- Chung Yuen Co.—Asahi Road

po Road Karatzas Brothers & Co.—Rue da

Shantung Tobacco Co.', Ltd. — 35, France

Jinkee Road Kwang Chi Shiang—109, Rue de Ba-

Sing Chong & Co.—20, Rue du Con- ron Gros

sulat Liggett & Myers Tobacco Company

Southern Leaf Tobacco Co.—3, Mu- (China), Ltd.—18, Due de 14, Juillet

seum Road Skiotis Brothers & Co.—49, Rue de

Standard Leaf :Tqbacco Co.—.168, Sze- France

chuen Road Taylor & Co.—42, Taku Road

Tabaqueria Filipina — 79, Nanking Tientsin Tobacco Co.—294, Victoria

Road Road

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

TOBACCO MERCHANTS E343

Victoria Cigar Store—269, Victoria Selangor

Road

WiifG Tai Vo Tobacco Corporation- British American Tobacco Company

90, Davenport Road (Straits), Ltd.—9, McArthur Street,

Tsingtao Kuala Lumpur

British American Tobacco Company Singapore

(China), Co. — Cornabe, Eckford Ardath & Co.—11, Keppel Road >:•;

Building, Kuantao Road

British Cigarette Co.-^se, Kan Su Ban Leong , Co,.—229, Rochore Road

British American Tobacco Co.

Road (Straits), Ltd.—11, Keppel Road ,

Tsinan Hussain & Cp., K. P. M.- 13, Battery

Road

Malayan

British American Tobacco Company —11, Keppel Tobacco Distributors, Ltd.

(China), Ltd. Road

Nanyang Brothers Tobacco Co., Ltd.

Wenchow —30, Wallich Street

Pattara, Z.—46, High Street

Wing Tai Vo Tobacco Corpn. NETHERLANDS INDIA

Wuhu

Batavia

British American Tobacco Company

(China), Ltd. Borneo Co., Ltd., The

Internationale Crediet-en Handels

Yunnanfu Vereeniging “Rotterdam”

Jacobson yen den Berg & Co.

British American Tobacco Company Java Sumatra Handel Maatschappij,

(China), Ltd. N.V.

SIAM Maclaine, Watson & Co.

Maintz’ Productenhandel, N.V.

Bangkok Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.

Mirandoll, Voute & Co.

British American Tobacco Company Rouwenhorst Mulder & CO. ,

(Siam), Ltd.—P.O. Bok 8

Semarang

MALAYA

Crone, H.G. Th.

Penang Jacobson van den Berg &Co. .

MpNeill & Co-

British American Tobacco Co., Maintz’ Productenhandel, N.V.

(Straits), Ltd.—9, China St. Ghaut Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.

Malayan Tobacco Distributors, Ltd. Mirandole, Voute & Co.

—48, Church Street

Nanyang Bros. Tobacco Cp., Ltd;—6, Rouwenhorst, Mulder & Co

China Street

Pritchard & Co., Ltd.—9,. Union St. Sourabaya

United Kingdom Tobacco Co. (1929), COMMISSIE-EN AGENTUUR MaaTSOUAPPU

Ltd.—373, Beach Street “ Soerabaia,” N.V.

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E344 TOBACCO MERCHANTS

Fraser, Eaton & Co. La Ciudad de Nankin—414,: Salazar,. J

Maintz’ Productenhandel, N.V. Binondo

Internationale Crediet en Handels La Commercial Cigar Factory—1207v j

Yereeniging “ Rotterdam ” Arlegin

Koloniale Tabak Import Mu. Voor- La Commercial Cig. Factory—55, C. I

heen G. Klomp, N.V. Arellano

Jacobson van den Berg & Co. La Conchita—2009, Juan Luna

Joakim & Co., N.V. Handel Maat- La Dicha—429, As union, San Nicolas I

schappij La Estrella de Filipinas—752, Miag-

Java Sumatra Hand-el Maatschappij, dalena, Binondo

N.V. La Flor de Luzon, Inc'.—701, Clauel ■1

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. La Flor de Fidela—557, Magdalena,,

Mirandolle, Voute & Co. Binondb

La Florde la Isabela—851, Isaac I

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Peral, Paco

La Grandeza—759-7.39, KiMa

Manila La Insular Cigar and Cigarette Fac-

tory—20, Plaza Calderon de la (

Alhambra Cigar and Cigarette Barca

Manufacturing Co 31, Calle La Nobleza—409, Tayuman, Ton do

Tayuman La Paz y Buen Viaji—429, Asuncion

B. B. B. y La Ideal—542, Echague

Chin Nam Heng See Hay—549, Sto. Lagelista Pruelea Tobacco Co.—732, Evan- j

Cristo La Soleterita—617P, Herrera

Co Che—563, Sto. Cristo

Compania Gral de Tabbacos de Fili- LaSampaloc

Yebana Co., Inc.—57, Gastambide, |

pinas—National Bank Building.

Compania General de Tobacco de Liggett & Meyers Tobacco Co., Inc. |i

—P.O. Box 1623

FilIpinas—212, Marquez de Camil- Liggett & Meyers Tobacco Co,,. Inc. L

las

Dalisay Cigar Factory—557, Mag- —Bonquillo, Sta. Cruz

dalena Minerva Cigar Gorpn.—2219, Azear- k

Delta Commercial Co.—753, Mada- raga

lena, Binondb Nubla Manuel—836, Foigueras

Dy Buncio & Co.,. Inc.—191-121, M. Philippine Aromatic Cigar Meg.

de Binondo Oo.—661, Magdalena

El Aguila Fabrica de Tobacco y Samson Hermanos y Cia, Inc.—2009>. ,:

Cigarillos, Inc.—86, Plaza Dilao J uan Luna, Tondo

El Oriente Fabrica de Tabacos—732, Santa Marina—974, Azcarraga

Evangelista, Quiapo Si Jiap Sing—228, Tetuan

Germinal—307, Bustos, Sta. Cruz

Gonsalez Liao Emilio—555, Misera- Sy Hiok—640, Tabora

cordia Tabaqueria de la Compania General

Germinal, Inc.—Sangandaan de Tobacos de Filipinas—57, Escol-

Gopoco Grocery—410, Echague ta, Binondo

Helena Cigar Co.—36, Novaliehes Viuda de A. M. H. Lim Genco & Co. j,(

Katubusan—501, Clavel, Corn. Barce- —743, Elcano

lona

La Alejandria Cigarette Factory- TOOTHBRUSH FACTORIES-

sis, Magdalena (See Page B66>

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

TED C KING—WARE HOUSING E345.

TOWEL FACTORIES—(See Page Mitsubishi

Edobashi

Warehouse Co., Ltd.—1,.

B66) Sumitomo iSoko Kaisha, Ltd. — lr

Echizenbori

TOY FACTORIES -{See Page B67) Toshin Soko Kaisha, Ltd.,—441,

Higashi Hirai

TRANSMISSION “ALUMINAX” Watanabe Soko K.K.—6/9, Tsuki-

TARRED ROPE shima*-Kawagishibori

PHILIPPINES ISLANDS Kobe

Manila Kawanishi -Soko K.K.—19, Kawa-

saki-cho

JOHNSON PICKETT ROPE CO. : Mitsubishi Soko K.K.—46, Higashi

Cable Cristobal Kawasaki-cho

Morimoto

dbri Soko K.K.—27, Isogami-

TRUCKING

Naniwa Soko K.K.—‘8, Minami Hon-

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS ma-chi

Nickel & Lyons, Ltd.—7, Kaigan-

Manila dori

Suzuki Shoten—10, Kaigan-dori

Gregorio M. Cansipit, Inc.—34, Es- Toshin Soko K.K.—15, Kano-eho

colta Yokoyama

dori iSoko K.K.—7, Isogami-

International Brokerage Co., Inc.—

306, Masonic Temple Hakodate

Luzon Brokerage Co., Inc.—Derham

Building, Port Area Benten S’Oko K,K.—16, Shin Hama-

Ildefonso Tionloc, Inc. — 123, Das- cho

marinas, Binondo Dai Nippon Seihyo K.K.—8, Masag^-

i Robles Transportation—543, Sta. cho

Sta. Sepulero Kasai Yoko—78, Tani jito-cho

VACUUM FLASK FACTORIES Moji

(Aee Page B67)

WAREHOUSING Mitsubishi Soko K.K. — Higashi

Minato-cho

JAPAN Naniwa Soko K.K.—Komorie

Shibusawa Sokko K.K. — Hama-

machi

Tokyo

Osaka

Iwamoto Shoten Soko-bu — 1/3,

Horie, Nihon-bashi-ku Arasho Soko—28, Higashi Horikawa

machi

Japan Warehouse Co., Ltd. — 7, Mitsubishi

Tsukishima Soko K.K.—1-4, Tamae-

machi

Kabata Soko K.K.—41, Misono Kaba- Osaka Soko K.K.—26, Fuku-machi

ta

 CLASSIFIED LIST. OF TRADES

E34>. WAREHOUSING—WINE AND SPIRITS

Yokohama PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

Kawasaki Soko K.K.—Horikawa-cho Manila

AIitsubishi Sqko—4^ Kaigan-dori.

Nickel & Lyons, Ltd.—7, 'Yamashita- Luzon Brokerage Co., Inc.—Derham

cho , o' V; ,v Building, Port Area

Yokohama Boeki Soko K.K. —16, Macondray & Co. M. de .Magallanes

Hiranumaycho Producers Warehouse Association—

Yokohama Shinkq Soko K.K.—Shin- National City Bank Building

ko-cho

WATERWORKS Page B66)

CHINA

WINE AND SPIRITS MERCHANTS

Dairen

JAPAN

Dairen Kigyo Soko—62, Kii-cha

Dairen Seihyo K.K.—23, Tokiwa-cho Kobe

Dairen Soko G.K.—39, Terauchi-dori

dori Adet, Moss & Co.—P.O. Box 390

Hongkong Curnow & Co., Ltd., J.—P.O. Box

1050 (Sann.)

Oliver Evans

China Provident Loan & Mortgage Schirmer, M.—14/1, Nubobiko-cho

Co., Ltd.—Connaught Road West Tor Grocery & Wine Store—43, Shi-

Po On Marine and Fire Insurance moyamate-dori

and Godown Co., Ltd.—157, Wing Whymark & Co.i G—P.O. Box 69

Lok Street

Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Nagoya

Godown Co., Ltd.—Kowloon

Sui Heong Yuen Godown Co.—Nel- Dai Nippon Brewery Co.—1, Chikusa-

son Street, Mongkok cho

Macao Kirin Beer K.K.—Shimada-cho, Ni-

shi-ku

Nippon Beer Kosen K.K.—6, Shin

Empresa Lusitania de Transportes, Yanagi-machi

Ltd.—P.O. Box 493 Sakura Beer K.'K. % Shimozono-cho

Teikoku Beer K.K.—Shimozono-cho

Shanghai

Osaka

Commercial Express & Storage, Fed.,

Inc.—53, Yuen. Ming Yuen Road

Harden & Co., Ltd., G. E.—125, Han- Daibashi,

Nippon Brewery Co.—96, Korai-

Higashi-ku

kow Road

Overseas Shipping & Warehous'e Co. Nippon Beer

Kirin

Beer

K.K.—13, Hirano-cho

Kosen Kaisha—34, Ita-

—38, Avenue Edward VII chidori Kita-dori

Shanghai and Hongkew Whapf Co., Sakura Beer K.K.—3,*Dojima Hama-

Ltd.—182, Broadway dori

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

WINE AND SPIRITS MERCHANTS E347'

Tokyo Canton

Anglo-Japanese

runouchi Brewery Ce.—2, Ma- LMtWp4?’ British , Concession

Dai Nippon Brewery Co.—247, Me- Watson & Co., Ltd., A. S.

guro-machi, Mita Dairen

Kirin Beer K.K.-S3, Marunouchi

Nippon Beer Kosen Co., Ltd.—Maru- Caedbeck Macgrbgor & Co.

nouchi

Mitsubishi Yoko—24, Ise-machi

Yokohama Taku & Co.—Oyama-dori

Adet, Moss & Co.—43, Yamashita-cho Hankow

CuRNOW & Co.—66, Main Street

Dai Nippon Beer K.K.—Kanbe Shita- Caldbeck,

Road

Macgp.kgor & Co.—2, Ewo»

machi

Gibbs & Co.—66, Yamashita-cho France Import-^--2, Rue Dubail

Kirin Brewery Cq.—14, Minato-cho Mehta, B.R.—7, Tungting Road

Kotobukiya Yokohama Beer Co. 792, Straits Trading Co.—Poyang Road

Ichiba-cho Thurifr & KOhr—1, Sahkiao Road

Metzger, F.—92, Yamashita-cho

Nippon Beer Kosen K.K.—98, Aioi- Harbin

cho

Sakura Beer Yoshu-ten—84, Ohta- Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co.

machi

Suzor, Ronvaux & Co.—36, Nihon Vernett, J. F.—49, Birjevaya Street

Odori

Hongkong

FORMOSA

Bradley & Co., Ltd.—Prince’s Build-

Lim Kai Tai & Co.—Taipeh ing

Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co., Ltd.—

Prince’s Building

KOREA Dodwell & Co., Ltd. — Queen’s Build-

ing.

Dai Nippon Beer K.K.—28, Asahi- Empress Store—59, Nathan Road

machi French Store—99, Queen’s Road C.

Kirin Beer K.K.—50, Nandaimon- Gande, Price & Co., Ltd.-St

dori George’s Building

Sakura Beer K.K.—45, Hasegawa-chc Gilman & Co., Ltd.—Stock Exchange

Building

CHINA Hung Cheong—-66, Nathan Road

Ip Tack & Co. — 36, Queen’s Road

Amoy Central

Lane, Crawford, Ltd. — Exchange

Amoy Pharmacy Building

Hope Co. Loxley & Co.—York Building

Sin Lee Kee Moses ,& Cp.,t N.S.—17, Queen’s Rd-.C.

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E348 WINE AND SPIRITS MERCHANTS (CHINA)

Okpheum Buffet—36, Hankow Road Tien Yu Shun & Co.—261, Victoria

Ruttonjee & Son, H.—15, Queen’s Road

Road, C. Tze Hop Shing & Co.—116, Rue du

San Tai—112, Queen’s Road Central Baron Gros

Stegee & Co.—King’s Building Union Impost Syndicate, Ltd.—3,

Union Teading Co.—York Building Hankow Road

Watson & Co., Ltd., A. S.—Alexandra Veenaudon,

Vobdoni

E.—62, Rue de France

& Co.—87, Rue de France

Building

Wicking & Co., Haeey — Prince’s Watson Road

& Co., A.S.—238, Victoria

Central

Ichang Shanghai

Lee Chong & Co. Baboud Mary et Cie. — 1, Canton

Road

Boy-Landey Etablissements — 708,

Peiping Avenue Joffre

Beacco & Co.—36, Rue du Consulat

Moyeoux, V.—Legation Street Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co.—44

Foochow Road

Nicolas, G.—Legation Quarter Califoenia Bakeey—102, Broadway

Casa Do Povo—1284, North Szechuen

Tientsin Road

Ching Wah & Co.—1234, North Sze-

Altamiea & Co.^61, Rue de 14 Jullieo chuen Road

Atlantic Co.—‘223, Davenport Road Cleeici, Bedoni & Co., S.A.—17,

Museum Road

Bissekee, F.D.—-Consular Road Compagnie Optobg—39, Avenue Ed-

Caldbeck, Macgeegoe & Co. — 49 ward VII

Victoria Road Dodwell & Co-—1, Canton Road

China Beeweeies Co.—6, Wogak Road Egal & Cie—9, Avenue Edward VII

Ceystal, Ltd.—4, Pokotiloff Road Fook How Kung & Co.—612, Nanking

Road

Daily S uppliees—197, Victoria Road Gande,

De Mao Heng—123, Rue de Takou Peice & Co.—5, Peking Road

Dodwell & Coi, Ltd —61, Rue de Gentai & Co.—K2269, Boone Road

Hiesbeunnee & Co.—1, Nanking Road

France

Golden Stae Co., The—79, Fukushima Holliday

Road

& Co., Cecil—18, Kiukiang

Road

J u vet & Co.—99, Rue de Takou Hsin Kong & Co.—97, Boone Road

Kwang Chi Shiang—109, Rue de Lane, Road

Ceawfoed & Co.—23, Nanking

Baron Gros

Moyeouz, V.—41, Rue de France Loxley & Co., W.R.—11, Yuen Ming

Oeiental Commeecial Co.—29, Consu- Yuen Road

lar Road Luen How & Co.—123, Broadway

Pennell & Co.-^36, Council Road Minaeolo & Co.—36, Rue du Consulat

Petees & Co., E.C.—31, Seymour Robinson & Co.—25, Jinkee Road

Rondon & Co., Ltd., L.—9, Avenue

Road Edward VII

Shang Tai Ye & Co.—17, Bruce Road Sam Shing & Co.—22, Route de Say

TaylOe & Co.—42, Taku Road Zoong

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

WINE AND SPIRITS MERCHANTS £349-

Santa Rita & Co.—17, Yuen Ming SIAM

.Yuen Road

Shainin & Co.—136, Ezechuen Road Bangkok

Shanghai General Store—115, Broad-

way

Shun Jei & Co.—1455, Woosung Road Eastern Agencies, Ltd.—Nai Lert

Sing Chong & Co.—25, Yuen Ming Building

Yuen Road

Sino-Spanish Trading Co.—112, Sze MALAYA

chuen Road

Slowe & Co., Ltd.—7, Hankow Road Negri Sembilan

Societe Carmel Oriental—39, Range

Road Lee Kee & Co.—102, Birch Road, Se-

Tsunschihashi & Co.—Cl51, Woosung remban

Road

Tung Tai & Co.—3263, Seward Road Penang

Union Brewery Co.—56, Szechun Road

Union Import Syndicate Ltd.—3, Caldbegk, Macgregor & Co., Ltd.—

Hankow Road 33c, Beach Street

Van Shing & Co.—655, Avenue Joffre Kim Seng & Co.—37b, Beach Street

Vassos & Co.—561-563, Avenue Joffre Little & Co., Ltd., John—Bishop

Venturi, F—430, Szechuen Road Street

Western Supply Co.—162:1, Bubbling Pritchard

Street

& Co., Ltd.—9, Union

Well Road

Wheen & Sons, Edward—7, French TraversStreet

& Sons, Ltd,, J.—19, Beach

Bund

Yue Ching & Co.—A660, Broadway Wing Lee Wai—4, China Street.

East

Yuen Tah & Co.—113, Broadway Perak

Yung Loong & Co.—436, Avenue Jof-

fre Caldbeck Macgregor & Co. —165,

Brewster Road, Ipoh

Tsingtao Pritchard & Co.—Market Street,

Ipoh

| Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co. — 29. Taik Ho & Co.—80, Main Road,

Kuantau Road Taiping

| Dai Nippon Brewery Co.—6, Teng-

chou Road Selangor

Dimtriades, C.—16, Chung Shan Rd.

.i Hansen & Co., Ulf—20, Kuan Tao Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co., Ltd.—

„ Road 12, Batu Road, Kuala Lumpur

1 Lee Tai & Co.—39, Kuan Hsien Road Chow Kit & Co.—4* Market Street,

Maxims Cafe Restaurant—P.O. Box Kuala Lumpur

212 Little & Co., John—Ampang Street,

Yung Kong & Co.—53, Chung Shan Kuala Lumpur

Road Robinson & Co.—Java Street, K.L.

Shanmugam & CO., Ltd.—Fort Street,

Swatow Kuala Selangor

Dunfold & Co. Wong Kee—199, High Street, Kuala

Lumpur

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E350 WINE AND SPIRITS—WOOL

Singapore WIRE NAIL FACTORIES (See

Page B68)

Aurely, G.—Union Building

Bun Bee & Co.;—111, Beach Road WOOI. FACTOiRIES-.(,5V;«? Page B68)

Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co., Ltd.

—201,' Cantonment Road WOOL AND WOOLLEN GOODS

Cheng Yu—<5, Circular Road' r

Eastern Agencies, Ltd.—Corner of JAPAN

Cecil and Market' Streets

Hackmeier, L.—18,- Robinson Road Kobe

Lim Khoon Meng-^243, Orchard Road

Little & Co., Ltd., John—Raffles dori Chikuma Shoten — 450, Motomayhi-

Square .

Malayan Breweries, Ltd.—7, Trafal- Dodwell & Qo.—<82, Kyo-machi

gar Square 1 Faveyrial, J.—24, Shimoyamate-dori

Robinson & C0.5 Ltd .—Raffles Place Granciani &, Co.—70, Kyo-machi

Straits Java Trading Co., N.V.—104- H irano Kosaburo—51, MoLo-machi

103, Robinsion Road Honda Chikazo—5, Kaigan-dori

Thye Chiang & GO;—100, North Layko, Ross & Co., iNp;—94, Yedo-

Bridge Road Machi *

Maria Shokai—2/319, Sannomiya-cho

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Miyakita Tokutaro—263, Moto-machi

Manila Nakajima Shintaro—381, Kanda-cho

Nippon iKeori K.K.—6Q1,. Nishide-

machi

Ah Chong Sons & Co.’—389, E^haque, Pohoomull

Quiapo Brcs.—P.O. Box 49

Baldessieri WiNt Factory — 232, Shibata machi

Otokichi-shoten—62, . Moto-

Dominga, I’asay

California Weitzel J.—71, Kitanocho

gue, SantaGrocery

Cruz ’ Co.—211, Echa-

Destilerias Ayala-—630. Calle Echa- Nagoya

gue

European American Grocery — 430, Aichi Bussan Gumi—1, Gotanda

Echague Miyuki Keori K.iK.—1916, Nishi

Gopoco Grocery—410, Echague Shiga-cho

Isla de Panay—806, A. Mabini Ozeki Keori & Co.—21, Jmaike

Kuenzle & Streiff, Inc.—343, Calle Yoshida

machi

Woollen Co.—4, Tsurushigo-

de Pinpin

La Bella Filipina—547, Sto. Cristo Hiramatsu

machi

& Co.—6, Shimo Choja-

La Copa Distillery—929, Magdalena Kajiwara & Co.—2, Shimosono-cLo

La Tondena—P.O. Box 691

Lim Tuaco & Co., Inc.—527, Gandara Nippon Keori IKaisha—Iwatsuka-cho

Manila Wine Merchants, Ltd.—174, Nagasaki

Juan Luna

Philippine

de BinondoWine Factory—381, Mucle Matsuo Shoten—11, Zaimoku-machi

Tanduay Distilleries — 3, Tanduay, Tanakaya Shoten—12, Higashi, Ha-

mano-machi

Quiapo

Ynchausti & Co.—845, Muelle de la Wada Gomei Kaisha—Moto Konya-

Industria machi

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

WOOL AND WOOLLEN GOODS 1351

Osaka Hongkong

Aall & Co., Ltd.—9, Korabashi Bitzer & Co.—Queen’s Building

Bodiker & Co.—David House

Asano Shoten—47, Hon-cho

I' Clough, Kerry—Higashi Umeda-cho Bradley ing

& Op., Ltd.—Prince’s Build-

|: Godo Keori K.K.—9, Nakatsu Hana- China Associates Corporation—

Pedder Building

| machi

I Ikeda Shoten—4, Koraibashi, Higa- Davie, Boag & Co., Ltd.—Queen's

shi-ku Building

|| Kawada Gomei Kaisha—5, Hon-cho Duckitt, E. R.—67, Des Voeux Road

11 Koshida iShoten—14, Kawara-machi Central

Lieberman, Waelchli & Co.—Kitaha- Feld ing

& Co., Ltd., F.—Pedder Build-

• ma

I Maekel, Carl A. G.—Daido Building Gibb, Livingston & Co.—P. & O.

Building

Nihon Keori K.K.—62, Awaji-cho

Nippon Keito Boseki K.K.—45, Bin- Central& Co.—Ia, Des Yceux Road

Gilman

go-machi

Osaka Keori K.K.—79, Nakae Naka- Hongkong Trading Co.—6, Des Voe ix

Road Central

1 machi

( Osaka Shokai IK.K.—Shinsaibashi- Loxley & Co.,E.—Pedder

IIuygen, G. Building

W. R. — York Building

f kado Manners & Co., John—7, Queen’a

; Tamura Koma Shoten—55, Ando-cho Road Central

. Usama Shoten—7, Tani-machi Sassoon & Co., Ltd., David—84, Des

Yoshida Shoten—21, Awaji-cho Yceux Road C.

Yoshita Shoten—21, Awaji-cho Shewan, Tomes & Co.—National Bank

Building

Tokyo Wheen & Sons, Ltd., [Edward — 5,

Queen’s Road C.

Aall & Co.—P.O. Box 41, Central Mukden

KOREA Fur & Wool Trading Co.—336,

Wolter & Co., Carl—2, Fuji-machi

Hirado Shoten—34, Honcho, Seoul Swatow

I; Izumiya Shoten — 3&8, Taihei-dori, Bradley & Co. -P.O. Box 76

■ Seoul

Dunfold & Co.

Mutsumi Shokai K.K.—144, Nandai- Shauter,

mon-dori, Seoul Dayland & Co.—P.O. Box 3

f Yoshihara Shoten—29, Hasegawa-cho, Tientsin

Seoul

i Tanaka & Co.—Fusan American Asiatic Trading • Co.—36,

Rue de France

CHINA Chandless & Co.—105, Taku Road

China Northern Corpn.—47-55, Rue

Hankow de France

Collins & Co., Ltd.—75, Consular

Chung Hwa Steel Products and Elbrook, Road

Trading Co., I/td.—33, Rue de Paris Fairchild Inc.—31-47, Davenport Rd.

& Go,—169, Taku Road

Exten.

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E352 WOOL AND WOOLLEN GOODS (CHINA, MALAYA)

Forbes & Co.—43, Victoria Road Dunlop, Ltd., W. G.—185, Yuen Ming

Gershevitch Brothers—18, Victoria Yuen Road

Terracd Eickhoff k Co.—451, Kiangse Road

Gipberich & Co., E.—50, Taku Road Glanzmann, Fco.—38j Canton Road

Holman, Ino., B. — Robert Dollar Fein, A.—852, North Szechuen Road

Building Gates, F.—4, Ezra Road

Ibragimoff, A.V.—101, Rue Pasteur Haworth & Co., Ltd., Richard—74>

John’s Import and Export Co.^72, Szechuen Road

Taku Road Horrobin, S.L.—9, Hankow Road

Karaheusian American Oorpn.—135, Jaffe & Sons, Ltd.—21, Jinkee Road

Rue Pasteur Kessler & Co.—17, Canton Road

Kasachkoff, E.—293, Victoria Road Liddell Bros. & Go., Ltd.—4, Peking

Kramer, M.—112, Wellington. Street Road

Liddell Brothers & Co., Ltd.—50, Mackenzie, Stewart & Co. (Manches-

Taku Road ter), Ltd.—21, Jinkee Road

Nichols Super Yarn & Carpet—104, Mar-Kao, Ltd.—29, Szechuen Road

Taku Road Moses, L.—23, Peking Road

North China Wool Co., Ltd.—Vs, Patons & Baldwins, Ltd,—P.O. Box

Consular Road 1524

Universal Trading Corporation—84, Peters & Go., H. K.—6, Kiukiang Rd.

Rue Pasteur U Saou Kee—111, Broadway

Wulfsohn Co. of China, The—34-36, Seeger Brothers & Co.—6, Kiukiang

Taku Road Road

Yung Hsing Trading Corioration— Shanghai Trading Co.—613, Nanking

65, Rue de France Road

Shanghai Slingsby (Arthur) & Hirschel

(Bradford)—74, Szechuen Road

Arnhold & Co., Ltd.—1, Nanking Road Stewart, Thomson & Co.—2, Canton

Road Tien Lun Woollen Goods Co.—1350,

Banner, Thomas—6, Kiukiang Road Robinson Road

Barbash & Co.—218, Szechuen Road Ultramir k Oo.—l, Canton Road

Behrens & Sons—25, Gentral Acade Whitworth,

Bund

Ltd. , Herbert—12, The

Boylan, J.H.—21, Jinkee Road Ya Chong & Co.—266, Bubbling Weil

Brittannic Textiles, (Manchester), Road

Ltd.—74, Szechuen. Road Zais, Steinman k Co. — 29, Szechuen

Broadwith & Co.—19, Szechiuen Road Road

Burgess & Co.—25, Jinkee Road

Chang Seng & Co.—613, Nanking Rd. MALAYA

China Wool Manufacturing Co., Ltd.

—6, Szechuen Road Singapore

China Woollen Co.—25, Jinkee Road

Chong Shung & Co.—648, Nanking Moulton (Eastern) Ltd., E.iS. & R.C.

Road —Union Building

Collier k (Stephens on—26, Jinkee Boon Seng & Co., Ltd.—1, Raffles

Road Place

Compagnie Optorg—39, Avenue Ed- Straits Mercantile Agency—39, Te-

ward VII luk Ayer Street

Dodwell & Co.—1, Canton Road Yaw Cheong—89, North Bridge Rd.

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and offices of wealthy Chinese merchants and

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Departments who handle the planning and

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going on all over S. China and Malaya.

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technical industries, these APBj special

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 ALPHABETICAL LIST

CABLE ADDRESSES

The following abbreviations are used fyf the towns; or, districts in which the

firms concerned are doing business.

Am. ... Amoy Na,G. Nagoya

Ant. ... Antung Naga. Nagasaki

II Bat. Ban. ...... Batavia

Bangkok AN. Sem. Nanking

NNeg.

|. Can. ... Canton Negri Sembilan

|I: Ce. . . > Cebu Newc. Newchwang

Osaka

Cha. ...... Changsha Os.

Pad. Padang

I) Chan. Changchun Par. Pakhoi

I Che. ... Chefoo Pei. Pei tai-ho & Chinwangtao

II'i Chem. ... Chemulpo

Chin. ... Chinkiang Pen. Penang

[' Chu. ... Chungking Pep. Peiping

|I Dai. Per. Perak

Foo. ...... Dairen

Foochow Sax.

San.

Saigon

Sandakan

|I Fus.

Hai. ...... Haiphong

Fusan Re. Seoul

Ij Hak. Sel. Selangor

Han. ...... Hakodate

Hankow Sum-

Sh.

Semarang

Shanghai

I Hang. ... Hangchow Shi>. Shidzuoka

I Hanoi ... Hanoi Si. Singapore

I Ho.

Hak. ...... Hongkong

Harbin Sou. ■ Sourabaya

Hoi. ... Hoihow Sum. The

SwatowEast Coast of Sumatra

Ic. ... Ich.-uig. Swa. Taahoku, Taipeh & Daitotei

Ilo. Tax.

.Ton. ...... Johore

Uoilo

Ti.

(Twatutia)

Tientsin

Keel. ... Keelupg To. Tokyo

Kela.

Kiu. ••• Kiukiang

... Kelantan Ts. Tsingtao (Kiaochau)

Ko. ... Kobe Tsin-. Tsinan

Yladivostock

Mao. ...... Macao Vlail

Wei. .. Wubu:Wei Hai Wei

Mal. Malacca Wu.

Man

M.o. ... Manila;

... Moji and Shimonoseki Yo. Yokohama

Yochow

Muk. ... Mukden ; YoGH. Zamboanga

Zam.

Cable Ad.'; Firm Fame. .■ Place', .<

Residents

Aall Aall & Co., Ltd. Osaka, Tokyo, Kobe

Foreign

Aamoona Meyer Bros. ' Singapore

Manila

Aandpcompany.. A. & P. Co., Ind., The S’hai., Hongkong

Abdoolally Abdoolally Ebrahitn

Abdeen

Abdoolcader Abdeen & Co., Ltd. Co. 1 Singapore

Penang

Abecepress H. H. Abdoolcader ' Shanghai

A. B. C. Press

El

¥2 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad : Firm Name Place

Abesneji Abe Trading Co. ... Tokyo

... Shanghai

Aboboutros

Abraham ... Abraham

Boutross &Bros.Co.., Ltd. ... ■ Kobe

Abrimo . Brimo, Antonio M anila

Accabank .. Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn. ... Malacca

Accoinco . Acme Commercial and Industrial Co. Hongkong

Accountant . S’pore Cham, of Comm. Rubber As’sn. Singapore

Accountant ... Gattey

SingaporeBateman,

ChiimberInc. ...

of Commerce •, ......■ Singapore

Accountant .. Anglo China Finance, Ltd. ... Singapore

Shanghai

Accuracy

Accuracy .. Fleming and Williamson ... Manila

Accuracy 1 .. Percy1 Smith, Seth ! & Fleming, Hongkong;

Shanghai

Accuracy .. Seth, Turner & Co.

... ■I NegriMalacca,

(Per. Selangor

Sembilan ■ i

Achan . Harper Gilfillan & Co., Ltd.

Achan . Negri Sembilan Planters’ Association ... Negri Sembilan

Ackad Abraham K. Ackad Manila

Acme . Chik Fung Co. ... Hongkong.

Acmetrado

Aconjab . The Acme Trading Co., Inc. ... Tokyo

K'egri Sembilan

Acreage . Labour Dept. ...

Adachi . Island Trading Co.. Ltd. Brunei

Kobe

Adallan ... Y.Adams N. and

AdachiAllan Kaisha Penang

Adani

Adamantine ... Kinta Ice, Aerat.ed

R. Anderson & Cq-, Ltd. Water & Bakery Co. Perak Shanghai, Foochow»

Adasea . Moysey A Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Adbureau . Advertising Bureau, Inc., The Manila

Adco Hankow

Adelphi .. Assoc. Drug Co.,

The. Adelphi HotelLtd. SiSingapore

ngapore

Adexteros . Procure Des Missons Etrangeres

Adiate .. Dist. Inspect, of Salt Revenue Swatow, Pakhoi

Adis Adis & Ezekiel Singapore

Singapore

Adis . E. A. Brown & Co: SITientsin

tanghai

Adjuster

Adler . Angus'& Co.

Admiraline ...... North China

American Auction

Mail LinO Rooms,... Hongkong

Ado .. L. F. Rozario Macao

Adogar .. A. Carcia ... Manila

Singapore

Adolter

Adsomson . A. Flinter, Ltd. Hongkong

. Adolph Salmon & Son Singapore

Adventist . Malayan Signs Press Tokyo, Y’hama, Kobe

Advertiser

Advertiser . Japan Advertiser Singapore

Advertiser Singapore Free Press

. Trans-Pacific Advertising Bureau Tokyo

Shanghai

Adviser . The Travel Advisers Shanghai

Advocate

Advocate . Flemiiig & Franklin Pen. Malacca

Aegehinaco .. Hogan

Aera

Aera ,. A.Royal E.'G.DutchChinaIndian

Electric Co. ...

Airway Batavia

Aera . Civil Aviat. (Aerodrome Palembang) E.E. C.C. Sumatra Sumatra

Aerosupply . Civil Aviation (Aerodrome Medan)... Hongkong

Aerotra . Icarus Aero-Supply Co. Hongkong

Aerota Aero Trading Co. ‘ Hongkong

Affluende . ' China Industrial Corpora,tion Shanghai

.... Anglo Chinese Indenting Co. Assoq. Canton

Afiaehina '

Afincanton American Foreign Insurance

.. American Foreign Insurance Assoc. Shanghai

Afiatensin .. American Foreign Tmsce. Assoqiation. Tientsin

Afiahankow

Aflajapan ■..• Atuerican Foreign

Continental Insurance Co. ...Iosco. Association!. Hankow

,;l Tokyo

Afia apan . Home Insurance Co. of New York Tokyo

 CABLE ADDRESSES F3

Cable.A^; Firm A’ awe Place

Afiamalaya

Afilm , ..... [ Acme American Foreign Insurance..

FilmsForeign ...Insurance Association...\ Manila Hongkong

Aframalaya American Singapore

Afrigerber J. Kerber

Braga &' Co. ...... J! : ' ... Kobe

Agart) . ; , .. J.TheP. Kuching Ageppy, Hongkong

Agency ' Malayan Commercial Agency ' Sarawak

Agency co

Agen trade r • ,d'an‘Kim Cheiig & Cov ... Singapore

... Singapore

Agentship . J.Hiittenbach Lazarus w

M. Alves* Co, Ltd. ..., . ud. ... ■

, Singapore, ■Selangor

Ageratmn / .. < Agta

Agfafoto f.. Gomei Kaisha .. . ... ' Hongkong

Tokyo, Osaka

Agfaphoto. Agfa China "Co. ... ^Shanghai } ::

Agircomind Agehce

.ChamberGenerate r>’l,^pbrta(ipn'

d’Agric. * De Repr ■, .Tientsin

ae le Coehinchin.e

.

Agrichambfe,. Saigon

Agristie . Agricultural ‘Departpa^iit Malacca

Shanghai , .

Agustinos . Aiigustinian Corp:' .Hongkong

Ahan aco Ahana

Ah ‘GongCo.,Sons

W. W.

* Co. ...

..d’ 1

M anila

Ahgong Gon Gee Wah Singapore

Ah]oon . Ahmed Ebrahim Bros. ... Kobe Kobe

Ahraedebrain

Ahrens . .Ahrens «fc Co:; H. Tokyo,

Allying . . Ah Ying * Co, Ltd, ... . ... Yokohama Hongkong

Aida . J. Darbier ... ... ....

Ailion C. Ailion Co. ... ‘ ... j! Kobe

Ai rcraftco ^ ' ;y■ .. Aircraft

Airco Far East Aviation‘Co;

(China) Ltd. ...

' ... Hongkong

Shanghai ! •, ; ;

Aisama ... Amasia Importing Carp. ... / Shanghai l': 1 ’

Ajacobsen . .. Axel Jacobsen Shanghai.

ODr n

Aiako Western Drug Importers, Inc. Kobe

Tokyo ‘ ' ’ ’ ' :

Aj brewery . Anglo Japanese Brewery Co, Ltd.

Ajltd Alexandra, James & Co. ... r ...- Hongkong'

Akamo Akao & Co, Ltd. ■ Kobe 1

Akebono

Aking

. Yonei Shoten KabuslL K'fiisha

.. A.An King & Qo:

... Tokyo Hongkong ■; ; • ? i-L

Akong Kong Silk'-Co. Shanghai

Alacrity . Oie de Commerce et- de Navigation Haiphong

d’Extreme-Orient Han, Chu,

Alacrity

Aladdin ' O. E. Vo ehr F deral Inc;...

L. B. Aguinaldo Man. Ho. Cte-Wei, Sze

Alasaticus . Kutt,' Paul • • . Tsingtao

Alatpo • Am men Transportation .Co. Manila

Singapore

Aldrtns . Aldens Sneers, Etd,. ...

Aledpnco . Alexereff Donpfellc) & Co. ... ... Harbin.

Alert

Alexcarap . China Trading Co. ,, , p. HankowShanghai

; . Alex Campbell ife'Cq.,. Jjtd,., ... Kobe

Algazal . Joseph G. Gazal Shanghai

Algernon . Inshallah Dairy Farrg $ Stock Co. v . Shanghai

Algernon . A. M. A. Evans * Co. ,. Mukden,

Algran

Alhambra . A. L. Gran

.,r Asia

Alhambra Cigar Cigarette

...

Mfg. Manila Tientsin

Alicochina Life Insurance.0 Co,Ipc, ,, Co. ,,,, Shanghai All Ports.

Alicochina (1645) 1 . Asia Fire & Mairine Underwriters Kobe

ALimohamed . Rahim & Cp.

Alkaff .. .Borax

Alkaff Consolidated,

* Co. . Singapore

Shanghai

Alkali Ltd. ... ... Shanghai .

Alkali . Brotherton & Go, Ltd. Shanghai

Alkali

Alkali . Castner Kellner Alkali * Co,, Ltd. .Shanghai

Alkali . Chance & Hunt, Ltd. Shanghai

Alkali . Fairlee & Co, Ltd. Shanghai

Alkali . United Alkali Oo, Ltd. ... . Shanghai ,

. J. * J. Colmau & Co., Ltd.

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Cable Ad: Firm Name Tlace

Alkali Mond Nickel Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Alkali

Alkali Reckitt & Sons, Ltd. ... 1 ... Shanghai

Shanghai

Alkali Henry

imperialWiggin

Chemical& Co., Ltd. (Chink) Ltd . All

Industries, Ports.

Alkalize Wm. Jacks & Co. Singapore

Alkamar Ahmed Abdul Karim Bros. Kobe

Manila

Alkan C. Alkan Inc., ,.L ... Tientsin

Alkohl

All an son MichaelianAllanson

William

Allenbarth Reformed Church Mission Yodiow

Allenbufys Allen & Hanburys Ltd. ... . .... Shanghai

Shanghai

Allentraco Allen Trading 'Oo. Shanghai

Allinvestt Mutua,l Investment Soc. ‘ Shanghai

Allmanco Allman & Co. , ■Kobe

Alminko General Commercial Co.

Alminum Asia Aluminium Co., Ltd. Tokyo

Shanghai

Alpha T. D. Begg k Co. ... .... .Singapore

AlsagofF Alsagoff &

A.M. I.P. Kagan Co. Harbin

Altaiskaia

Altamira Altamira & Co. ... Tientsin

Altar piece Wright & Co! Hongkong

Alulim Aluminium United Limited ... . Shanghai, Osaka

Osaka

Aluminium Nippon Aluminium Factory

A1 union Aluminium'Union, Ltd. ... ... Osaka

Alvanton A.Hor’iuchi

L. AlvesShoten

& Co. ... Hongkong

Alviayoung Shidzuoka

Amah Abdullah Sahib h Co., A.M. Singapore

Amahomedco A. Mahommed & Co. , Kobe

Amanoya Kara Shoten Osaka

Amarasekera D.Amateur

RichardsPhoto& Co. Store Selangor

Amateur • Singapore

Amatrep Eastern & Australian S.S. Co.... ... Shanghai

Amatrep Mackinnon, Mackenzie

Amatsukaze . Nikka Hikaku Boeki Kaisba Ltd. Osaka

Amberg Amberg dt Co. Kobe

Hongkong

Ambowsmith Bowes Smith. A.M.

Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. ... Singapore

Amcapav Shanghai,

Amchamcom ,

Amchambcom American Chamber of Commerce

American Manila Hankow

Amchumiss St. John’s Chamber

Universityof Commerce of R.I. — Ky Shanghai

oto. Hankow, Waim

Amchumiss

Amcomat American Church Mission Shanghai

American Commercial Attache Mukden, Manila

Amcomat American Trade Commissioner Shanghai.

Amcomat China Trade Act Registrar, U.S.A. Si., Ti„ Sh.

Amcomat U. S.S. A.Dept, of Commerce AH Ports.

Am consul

Amegco U. Consulate Shanghai

Amembassy China General Edison Co., Ltd. Tokyo

Amenamen American Embassy

Ah Men King Cheong & Co. ... Hongkong

Amen co American Products Co. Harbin

Amenarco American Engineering Corpn. Shanghai.

Canton

Amerfound .. Lingnan University Shanghai

Amerasco Consul

American American Asiatic Trading Oo. All Ports

Americlub American

American Consulate

Club Shanghai

Amerimotof Am. Oriental Motor Fed. Inc„ U.S.A. Yokohama Tsingtao

Amaer japan

Amerriters Nichibei Dnyu K. Co., K. Inc. ... Singapore

Amerriters Asia Life Insurance Hongkong, Singapore

Anmriters American Asiatic Underwriters

Underwriters Adjustment Co. Hongkong

Amerschool -Shanghai American School Shanghai, Hankow

 CABLE ADDRESSES Ft,

Cable Ad: Firm Name P$ace

Amexco .. American Express Co., Inc. The ! All Ports

Amfeamatch, American, Far Eastern Match Oo. 'Shanghai, Hankow

i Amgeco .. China General Edison Co., Inc : Shanghai

Amharwa .. 'American-Japanese Commercial Co. ... Tokyo

I Amicable .. A. Michael Shanghai

Amilco .... American Milling

General Milk Co. & Industrial Corpn. ... Harbin

i Amilko .. A-Ming & Co. Shanghai

Hongkong

Amingmetal

Amkarseas .. Karagheusian AmericanCorp. for Overseas Tientsin

! Amlegation .. •"U. S, A. Legation Peiping, Bangkok

:1 Amobanco

Amorbankco .. Amoy Commercial Bank

American-Oriental Banking Corpn., The... AmoyTientsin, Shanghai

1i Amorfinano .. American-Oriental Finance Corpn. S’hai., Mai., H’kong.

Shanghai

Amosbird .. Amos Bird Co.

Amosbird . Borden’s Produce Co., Inc. Shanghai

Amperage .... D.

Colonial Electric Hongkong

Amrasekara Richards & Co.Co. ...... 1 ... Selangor

Amrit . Bombay Provision Store ... ... Shanghai

‘ Amstrubber . Rub. Cul. Maatschappy “Amsterdam” Jdedan, Djember, Java

Amstrubber . Rub.'Cul. Maatschappy “Amsterdam” All PortsSumatra

‘ Amtraco .. American Trading Co. ... ‘ ... Hongkong

Amusements . ‘ Cheong Lok Theatre .:. Hongkong

l Amusements. . Hongkong Amusements, Ltd

5 Amwatobes .. K. E. Heacoek Osaka

Manila

Anabru . Building and Loan Association

Analambe . Anglo-Ameri. Direct Tea Trading Co. Taipeh

Anclnnorco ,.. Anglo China Ore Co. Hongkong

And resen Andresen & Co. ... ... ": Shanghai

| Androutsos - . Tientsin Tobacco Co. ... " ... Tientsin

f Anferco . Anderson & Ferrogiaro Shanghai

; Angeco ,. China General Edison Co. ... o. Shanghai

Hongkong

; Angelkit . O. Kitchell & Co.

i Angleasto . Mfbrs, & Produce Grocers’ Agency ... Kobe

Angloese . Whitsons, Ltd. Shanghai

f Anglomaya . Aoglo-Orientai, Ltd. Perak

Anglosiam . Anglo Siam Corpn., Ltd. •Si. Ban.

Anglosing Anglo French & Bendixsens Ltd. ... . Si. Pen. Sel., Mai.

Sumatra

Anglostra .. Anglo-Sumatra-Rubber

M. S. E. Angullia & Co. Co.,-Ltd. Singapore

Angullia

.. Ruiz Manila !

Aniceto

Anlikan Churchy Rementeri

of England Mission ... Peiping

Manila, Hankow

Ansec . Navy & Military Y. M. C. A. ... Kobe

Antaki . Antaki & Son ... Hongkong

Antilace . East Asiatic Trading Co. Sumatra

l Anton roos .. Anton Roos

5 Anthtoy

Antimon .. Messrs. A. A. Anthony & Co., Ltd. 1 Penang Sh. Han. Cha.

| Antiplague .. Schnabel, Gaumer & Co. ... . Harbin

Anwait .. Manchurian

Dr. K. Vogt Plague Prevention Service ... Tientsin

Tokyo

) Anwalt Dr. E. Will

!. A-nz

-Apcar O. -H. Anz&Go.

Apcar & Co. ..j

Cliefoo, Dairen

Yokohama

Apolo Wm. Martin & Co. Singapore

' A pothecary The Grand Dispensary Ltd. Hongkong

.... Shanghai

Appliance Office Appliance Co., Ltd. ... ... Foochow

t* Aproco

Aquarius Associated Products Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Ij Aquatics Aquarius CompanyClub ...

Victoria Recreation Hongkong

Aqueous Johnson & Johnson Shanghai

Arachis Golden Tientsin

^ Araco Aragon Star

Bros.Co.Co. .... ... .Manila . kA.

.F<3 CABLE .ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name

Araco E. Aranami & Co. Tokyo

Arajoza Araneta D© Joya, Zaragoza &: Araneita Manila

Arang Malayan Collieries Ltd. Selango

Arasug Mt. Aryat Sugar Co. ....... ... Manila

Arathoon -Stephens, Paul & Co. Singapore

Arbenz H. R. Arbenz ... ... Singapore

Tokyo, Osaka

Arbour- A. Balfour & Co., Ltd. ... Batavia

Archa “Archa” N. V. Oliefabriek

Architect J. A. Hammerschmidt. Tientsin

Arcbifcrane- Institute of Architects of Malaya ... Singapore

Arculli Arculli & Sons, A. F. ... ... Hongkong

Arcus'. Arcus, S. G. ... ... 1 Harbin

Arcus Maisoni Arcus ... Shanghai

Arcus The First Private Harbin

Ardalmetal

Arfen .Ardalmetal, Ltd. Pharmacy ... Shanghai

Shanghai

Argiboffa Aaron Fein ‘ ;.. Hongkong

BoffaR. &G. Shanghai

Argus . Argus Properties Inc.

Ariel Far East Aviation Co.,, Ltd. Shanghai

Arjana Arjana & Bros. K. Kobe

Arjoono Straits Manufacturing, Co., Ltd. Singapore

Arkeh R.Arkell

Kejimura

. ...... , -Shanghai

Arkelshang

Arlang & Douglas

Robert Lang & Co., Inc. ... Shanghai

... Manila

Armour Armour & Co.

Arnold F. A. Arnold Tientsin

Shanghai

Arnosniber Robinson, A. R. ...

Arola C. J. Schirmer ... Singapore

Manila

Aromaco . Romanach & Co. Shanghai

Aromatic Asiatic Petroleum Co. (N. China), Ld. Shanghai

Aronovsky

Arpet : D.Petersen

C..M. Aronpvsky Hongkong

& Co.

Arracan

Arrahman Ellerman’s Arracan Rice & Trading Co., Ltd. Bangkok Selangor

Arratoon M. S. Vally & Co. Kobe

Arratoqn C.Apcar

M. Arratoon

& Co., iLtd. Hongkong

Arrowqueen Uchida Shoji Kaisha, Ltd. Osaka

Arshisang . , B. R. B. Vakil ... Kobe

Artesian

Artesian China Deep Well Drilling Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai Manila

Arthur P.Arthur

B. Artesian Water Co. .:. ... . Hongkong

Artillery Lacey &&Cannan,

Co., Ltd. Ltd. Shanghai

Artmount Yamanaka & Oo...: Osaka

Artobjects Hoffmann Bros. ... Shanghai

...- Hongkong,

Artscrafts

Artus Arts & Crafts,

Frolich, Tselee.Ltd.Co. ....... ,.. Canton Shanghai

Arya Tamil Nesan Selangor .

Asahi Takeda Gomel Kaisha Kobe

Shanghai

Asahibeer Dai .Nippon Brewery Cp., Ltd. Yokohama

Asahico Asahi Trading.Co. . ...

Asalumin Asia Aluminium Co. Tokyo

Asanosemen Asano Portland Cement Co., Ltd. Tokyo

Asanuma Asanuma Co. , »Ui Tokyo

Yokohama

Asayaogura

Asbestos Ogura & Co., Ltd. . Agency,... Ltd. Singapore

Asbestos Bells Asbestos Eastern Tokyo

Ascendant , Nippon Asbestos Co., Ltd. ...

Chartered Bank of Ind., Aust. & China... Kedah

Ascol Australian Sandalwood, Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Ascol Co-operative Sandalwood Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai Hongkong

Asenco Philip A. Sargeant

 CABLE ADDRESSES F7

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Ashabhai Ashabhai & Co. ... Kobe

Ashcapel Capelouto & Ashkenazi Kobe

Asheen Henry & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Ashenry A.Dai&Nippon

S. HenryBrewery

Co., Ltd. Singapore

Shanghai

Ashibeer Co. Hongkong

Ashpit Asia. Co., The Shanghai, Hankow

Asiacorpo Asiatic 'Trading

The Asia Glass Co. Corpn., Ltd. Shanghai

Asiaglasco

Asialands Asia Lands, Ltd. ... Hongkong

Asiaimpco Asia Import Co. Shanghai

Asialife Asia Life Insurance Co. Manila,

HongkongSaigon

Asiaraotor Asia Motor Car Co., Ltd. 0 Shanghai

Asiaoseaco Asia Overseas Co. Shanghai

Asiarealty The

AsiaticAsiaNews

Realty Co.

Agency Peiping

Asiatic Compagnie Franco Asiatiqu§ Des Petroles, Haiphong

Asiatic

Asiatic . East Asiatic Co. ... Bangkok

Asiatrad . Asia Trading Corporation Tientsin

Asico , Asiatic Lumber Co. -T Hakodate

Shanghai

Asing . A. Sing & Co. ... Tientsin

Asmit . Asia Mines Trust Co., Ltd. ... Yokohama

Asoco .. Associated

Associated Trading

AgenciesCo.(Far East),... Ltd. Shanghai

Assags Manila

A ssanmal . G. Assannal & Co. ... , Hongkong

Assembly . Kwong Shing Cheong. Cq. Manila

Assocdoil . Associated Oil Co. Tokyo,

Associated

Assure! y < . .. Associated Press, of America ;..

Fook.Qu Assurance & Godown Co;, ShanghaiShanghai

Asteridian , . A.British

CockeThomson

& Go..,. Houston Co. Canton, Hongkong

Asterodal

Asticlips .

M. Wiseman .fc Co. ... Tokyo. ■.

... ; Singapore

Astrico . Asia. Electric .Company ... ... Shanghai

Hongkong .

Atienzaco . Atienza, Vicente & Co. ... uni (Tientsin,

Astor . Astor House Hotel ' ... , ... ( , Swatow,Chefoo,

Shanghai

Astraco . Associated Petroleum Co. Hongkong

Shanghai

Astransco . Asia Transportation Co.

Atabani . Inabata & Cq. ... -■ Osaka

Hongkong

Atack . A. Tack & Co. ... A. Osaka.

Atakasama . Ataka & Co., Ltd.

Atanga

AtcMa . Atanga Kroll Co., Inc. ... ’ •• Zamboanga Macao - Shanghai,

. Agencia Tecnica E, Commercial, Ltd. .. (Manila,

Atgill ' ' . A. T. Gillespie ' ( Singapore

Athall . Seremban Dispensary ... . Negri, Sembilan

Athena . Athena ... . Hongkong

Athletes . South China Athletic Assqci ... . Hongkong

Atienza .. V.Atienza

N. Atienza . Hongkong

Atienvaco Vincente. & Co. ... ■ . (Penang,

Hongkong

Bangkok

Atlas . Fraser & Neave, Ltd. '. \ Malacca

Singapore

Atlas

Atol . Atlas Ice Co., -.i . Manila

Atomlinson .. . Atkins Kroll

Hetherington & Co., Inc.

Ltd. Co., of Japan . Shanghai

Attention

Attorney , Standard Braid& &Sons,

Produce Kobe

. Shanghai

Auctionco

Auctioneer .. Chinese AuctioneeringCo.

Platt White Cooper A Co.v Ltd.... • , . .. Malacca

Shanghai

Audas . Ching Keng Lu & Co., Ltd. , Perak

Audcar .. J.Carrera

V. Audas

& Co., Edward G. ... . Manila

Audit . Jenks, Percival and Isitt ... ; • . Kobe

 CABLE. ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Audit Brown, Phillips & Stewart ...

Audit

Auditor Penang Marine-Insurance Agency Asscn. . Penang Singapore, Perak .:,

Potter & Co. ... ... Shanghai

Auditor Shanghai BusinessProtection

College Society

... .. Shanghai

Shanghai

Auditor Shanghai Trade

Auditor Harold Bell, Taylor, Bird & Co. Kobe, Tokyo

Auditorium Auditorium Hai Alai (Pare des Sports) Shanghai

Audoyerger G. Audoyer . Yokohama

Audus J. V. Audas Singapore

Augchen

Aultwiborg Australia-China Commerce Corp. .. Hongkong

Aureliahat Ault

Aurelia's Hat Shop Manila

Aurely

Ausity G. Aurely, . Singapore 1

ChopSticks ... ; . Hongkong

Auslander Auslander’s Finance & Import Office... Shanghai

Austconsul Austrian

Austfactor AustralianConsulate

Manufacturers, Ltd. . Tokyo, Shanghai

Austmalay Kampong Kamunt-ing Tin Dredg. Ltd. . Perak Shanghai

Austmalay

Austrasia Austral Malay Tin, Ltd. .. AllPerakPorts

Austrasia Olivier Chine (S. A.)

S. A. Pour L’Industrie Des Oeufs ... Tientsin

Austrchina

Autoco Australia China Trading Co. ... . Shanghai

Autoimport Eastern

Dragon Motor Auto Ob.,

GarLtd.

Co., Ltd. ... . Singapore

Automobile .. Hongkong

Tonkin

Autopalace Soc. de Transports Auto Hanoi . Shanghai.

Autopalace Auto Palace Co., Ltd.

Overland Motors, Ltd. Shanghai

Autostar Nichibei Star Jidosha . Tokyo

Autoster

Autoxosaka Grand Garage FranciasKabushiki K. . Shanghai

Aviator General

Foong Sheng MotorsIndustrial

(Japan,) &LtdCommercial

.... . Osaka

Avanozian Devel. Corpn.

M. Avanozian Sons Shanghai

Tientsin

Awik Weder, August ... Shanghai

Ayala Ayala & CompanyCo. Manila

Ayalam Malaya Penang

Ayer Borelli Rubber Co., Ltd. ... Kuning South

Aysey China Associates Corporation, Ltd ... Hongkong

Azadian Azadian Societe Anonyme Shanghai

Azucarera Central Azucarera de Bais... Manila

Azumikatol Azum Osaka

Babcock

Babcock Babcock& Co., Ltd. Ltd. ...

& Wilcox, All Ports

Yokohama,Moji,Tokyo

Babji Toyo Babcock E. A. Kabushiki Kaisha Hongkong

Babjimowla

Bab temp A.Husein,

H. Esmalji Kobe

Manila

Badman Babcock & Templeton, Inc. Bangkok

Baercosilk H. A. Badraan & Co., Shanghai

Bag A.B. A.BaerGreen

ife Co.& Co. ... Manila

Baguall Bagnall & Co. Osaka

Baguley J. T. Bagram Hongkong

Baguley & Tooth Bangkok

Poya ■Rotan

Bahan Negri Sembilan Oil Palms. Ltd. Singapore

Bahan Estate Singapore

Bahnson

Bailey Bahnsoncfe Perry Co., F. W. Shanghai, Hankow

Bailey Bailey Shanghai, Hankow

Baimdecor Bailey Stevedoring Co., Inc., The Manila

Bais Baguio Improvement & Development Co. Manila Manila

Baist Central

Baist & Co. Azucarera de Bais- ' vA ... li. Canton-

Bajaj Gian Singh

 CABLE ADDRESSES E9

Cable Ad; Firm Name Plaee

Bakry

Bakuiwamit Baker Morgan & Co., Ltd. ... Selangor

Balai S.Iwata Shokai Gomei Kaisha ......

lisuka ... Osaka

Singapore , .

Balanga Bataan Manila

Balante Brandt Sugar

& Co. Co. ...... . ... Hongkong

Balatocmco Balatoc Mining Co. Manila

Balcombe Balcombe & Co. Hongkong

Ballagancy Messrs. Browne, Hill & Co. ... Shanghai

Canton

Baltiasico Baltic Asiatic .Co., Ltd.

Bamyrub Deli Batavia Rubber Maatschappij ... , Sumatra

Banana

Banahaw CharteredFruits

Banahaw Bank ofPreservers

India Australia & China Batavia

and Canners. Manila

Banco Bank of the Philippine Islands Cebu, Manila, Zam.

Banco Kwong Yik Banking Corp. ... Selangor

Bandit Planters’ Stores & Agency Co., Ltd. Per., Sel.

Zamboanga

Banga Port Banga Lumber Co., Inc. Panchor

Banheng Glen Muar Estates Ltd.

Banhoeathin BanHoeatHin Singapore

Banhoehin Ban Hoe Hin Co. Perak

Bank The Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corp. Tientsin. HongkongHongkong

Bankeasia Bank

Bankerof &EastCo.,Asia,

Ltd. Ltd. Wuchow,

Banker ■ Hongkong

Singapore

Bankleewah Lee Wah Bank

Bank Line, Ltd. ...

Bankline Andrew Weir &Bank Co. Note Co..w Hongkong

Bankline The American Pei.,' Sh., Canton,. . j

Banknote Italian Bank for China Shanghai

Banksinit

Bankton Bank of Canton Shanghai

Banlian Ban Lee Ann, Ltd. Siingapore

Banner Thomas Banner ... ’ Shanghai

Bannon Bannon & Bailey ... ••• 'Perak,

Shanghai Selangor

Banns

Bantosa Bann’s Tea

Japan Studio

Firing Co., Ltd. ... Shidzuoka

Bapcopaint D. A. Purves & Co. Hongkong

Baptisma TheSociety

American Baptist Foreign ... Mission Swa., Sh.

;’1W Wuchow

Bapto Baptist Mission ... Shanghai! '

Bapto China Baptist Book Store ... Shimonoseki

Bapto Southern Baptist Convention Mukden

Barbarossa Wolter & Co., Carl ... Shanghai

Barbash Barbash & Co , Carl. Penang Per. Si.

Barbour

Bardwill E.Bardwill

A. Barbour,

Bros, ofLtd.New York ,..... ... Shanghai, Manila

Barfields Fessenden & Holcomb ... Shanghai

Barkers Harrisons Barker & Co., Ltd..,. 1 Malaya

Barimon Employ ers Liability Assur. Corp. r • • • Shanghai Shanghai

Barjeron Shanghai Finance Co,, Ltd. Selangor

Barker’s Automobile As’sn. of Malaya Selangor

Barlow Barlow & Co. Yokohama

Barnwell S. M. Barnwell M.PvS. [Shanghai

Baroukh Baroukh’s ... ...

Barretto Barretto Shipping and Trading Co. Singapore

Barriinon Employers’ Liab. Assce. Oorpn., Ltd. ■ < Shanghai Singapore

Bartolomez F. A. Bartholomeusz, Ltd.

Basa R. Basa ... ••• 1 Hongkong

Peiping

Basel Basel & Frey ...

Baselosa Society of Chemical Industry in Basle ..., Osaka Kobe

Bashir Bashir & Co. Zamboanga ■ ,:

Basilumber Basilan Lumber Co., Inc. Kobe A

Bastel Bastel & Co. .; Singapore

Batashoe Bata Shoe Co., Ltd.

FlO CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place !,

Bataviabank , Batavia BankBusilak Batavia

Manila :

Batbusil Ang Batong

Bathcalvo3 '.}] Fernandes Y. Ferrer Inc. ... Manila

Hongkong

Batove

Batten Bata Shoe

Batten & Co.Co.* Ltd. ..... ... Hongkong

Batutiga The Batu Tiga (Selangor) Rubber Co., Selangor

Ltd. (Glenmarie Estate)...

Baucumin Bau Gumming & Co. ... Shanghai

Baute Beaute Co, ... ... ... Osaka

Bavosta Bavosta Batavia

Bayesdavy Paulsen & Bayes-Davy Shanghai

Hongkong

Bazaar Chinese Bazaar, The

BBS B. B. B. y La Ideal Manila

Befco B. C. Fan & Co. ... Tsingtao

Bearings S. Foreign

K. F. BallAgencies

& RollerLtd.)

Bearings...(Ekman Shanghai

Beauxarts Leonard & Veysseyre ... Shanghai

Beaver The Canadian Govt.Trading

Immigration Hongkong

Becas

Bechler •' ■ .. American Asiatic Co. Office Tientsin Hankow

Beck E.Walter

Bechler

Beck ... ... Tokyo

Becker :. Becker & Co. . . Tokyo, Osaka

Beck Beck Inc., I. ... Manila

Beck - .. Beck’s Manila

Beckerco - ‘ .. Becker General

& Co. Department Store ... Batavia, Sourabaya

Becos Commercial Union Assurance Co., Ltd. Harbin

Becos ' Becos Trad efS, Ltd Ylad., Harbin

Beddoe

Bedomi I Stout Memorial Hospital (Bap. Mis,; Wuchow Shanghai

Clerici, Bedoni & Co. ...

Bedstead Simmons Co. ... Shanghai

Beehive Prince’s (Sporting Goods)... Bangkok

Beehive Eastern Agencies, Ltd. ... Singapore, Bangkok

, ... Shanghai

Beehive

Beehuat Patons & Baldwins, Ltd. ... : Singapore

Beejonjee . . Bee

' BejonjHuat & Go. -

ee & Go-Brewery Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Beer Dai Nippon Tokyo

Beerbrayer v J.W.Beerbrayer Dairen

Beestore S. Bee & G.O- Singapore

Tientsin , '

Begue

Behling , . Henri Begue ' Shanghai"'

Behn Lindsay, Drakeford & Davis ... ■ Kobe

M. Behna ...

Behnmeyer’ Behn Meyer & Co.’s Handel Mij. N. V. /Batavia, \ Sourabaya

Semarang,

Beiner W. Beiner ... Tientsin

... Shanghai

Bejonjee

Belfran ’'i Bejonjee & Co; ' Si.Pep.Ti.Tsin.Sh.Ho.

Belfran Credit Froncier D’Extreme Orient Hankow

L’Union Fire Insurance Coy, Ltd. / Peiping, Tientsin

Beige Belgian Consulate \ Hongkong

Belgicom Belgian Chamber of Commerce Shanghai

Belginimp Belgian Industries Import Co. Shanghai

Belgochine ■'

Belgochina Societe

CompagnieBeigeFinanciere

D’Enterprises en Chine

Belgo-Chinoise Shanghai

Shanghai

Belgosiam

Belsu Societe Anonyme Beige Pour le Commerce Bangkok Hankow

Bell .. Belgian Consulate

Smith, Bell & Co., Ltd. ... ... Shanghai,

Bell R..G. Bell Manila, Ce/. j

Bellbros Shanghai Building Co. ... Yokohama

Shanghai

Bellcamp tl. B.&Campbell Shanghai

Bellco

Bello Bell Co., Ltd. Singapore

Hongkong Printing Press Hongkong

 CABLE ADDRESSES Ell

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Benanto .. P. A.-Beiris,'Ltd. ... .. • Penang

Singapore

Bengswee .. ' Beng Swee & Co., Ltd. 1

Benguetcon .... Benguet Consolidated Mining Co.: ... Manila

.

Benleg

Bennett ■- ... La Rosario Distillery

Bennett & Co. . ... 1 ■ ..... Chemulpo

Manila

Benta .. Fletcher Trading Co.’ .... . Per. N. Sem. Sel.

Bentraco Ben Trading Co. > . Kobe

Benut Estate .. . ■ Hoscote Rubber Estates Ltd. . Rengam

Beraha .. Beraha & Stetten ... ' .... ; Shanghai

Berco < o ■ .. Berger Co.

i .... J,.Hans

Berelson

tJ nb.r-i , Mani.M i

Berelson

Berents Barents.& Co, .. Tientsin

. Shanghai

Bergmann . ., Bergmann

Berg & Co.,&Ltd. Co. . Kobe

Bergship Berli .... ; . . ..... Bangkok

Hongkong

Berlijuker

Berlinco BerlinJucker ik.Co.

Co., Ltd. 1 Hongkong

Bernard Har wieii C. H. Bernard & Son :.. . Hongkong

Bernsons M. Bernstein & Sons . Tientsin, Mukden

Bernsons Tlie Baikal Fur Trading Corpn.

Berthar Etablissements Charriere Dufourg ... Tientsin .

(Garriguenc & Cie.) ... Haiphong

Berrick . Berrick & Co., Ltd. Yokohama, Kobe

Besservice Schiller’s Express & Forwarding Shanghai

Ageiits ... ... ;

Bertobough South China Products ,Co. ... .... Shanghai

Bertram R. Bertram ... ... Peiping

Bethlehem The Bethlehem Steel Export Corpn. Manila

Betonlemi Minutti & Cie. ... ... Shanghai

Betonesco Betmes k Co.;..'S. J. ... , • ■ ... Piping >

Bheroomall . . Bheroomall Sons, G. ... . Kobe . j]

Biachuan Bio and Chuan, Inc. , Manila

Bibles American Bible Society ... ••• Hankow, Shanghai

Bibles British and Foreign Bible.Society, ... /Tokyo, Hankow

I Bibles American Bible Society ... Peiping,.! ' ,,

\ Bangkok, Hankow

? Bickertons Bickerton’s Private Hotel ... ... Hanoi.Shanghai, Tsingtao.’/■ •

| Biedermann Biedermann & Co.

| Bielfeld Bielfeld & Son ... ... Tientsin

Shanghai ,s

ji Billeyco Billey Cycle &'Motor Co. ••• Hongkong, Borneo /

I Billian British Borneo Timber Co., Ltd.

; Billsmotor Bills Motor, Inc. U.SfA. ... ■ ; Shanghai

Shanghai

II Bilten W. H. Tenny

Bingoya & Co.& Co. ... , Shanghai

:|j Bintang

Bingoya

Bintang British Borneo Para Rubber Co.

Hongkong & Shanghai BankingCorpp. ... Singapore ' •• • Beaufort

Bangkok

; Bintang Ho Hong Oil Mills ... ... Manila / ,;

1 Biochuan Bio & Chuan, Inc.

, Biola The Hunan Bible Institute ... Changsha

!s Biograph Penang Biograph Co. ,... Singapore

Hongkong

Birdsnest Kam Chuen & Co. Hongkong

.^Birdsnest Lai Shiu "Wing On Co. Manila

Birkden . Birkett & Holden

I Bishop

t Bishopsted East Asiatic Co. ••• ••• Bangkok

Episcopal Mission, of the Philippine Manila

'IBisly Islands ... a. Hongkong

Bishop

1 Bismilla, M, S. Ally & Co. -

31;T BisonBisseker Islay Kerr & Co . , Ltd. .,. Penang

Tientsin

i Bisset F. D. Bisseker ... ... Shanghai

J. P. Bisset & Co.

FIE CABLE ADDRESSES

Gable Ad: Firm, Name Place

Blaamichel 2L&Y.Michelson

Assurantiekantoor Van...Blaarderen Sumatra

Black New Zealand Insurance Oo. Kobe

Blackburn W. Y C. Dunlop, Ltd. Shanghai

Blackburn J. R Hooley Shanghai

Blacktax Blackmore & Blackburn, Ltd. Hongkong

Blad Kobe. Exchange Brokers’ Association1... Kobe

Blad Blad McClure Kobe

Bladmac Blad and McClure Osaka

Blenders Brooke Bond India, Ltd. ... Singapore

Blewey F. Mysberg - ... Shanghai

Blicossco Blickle, Ross & Ct>. ... 1 Shanghai

Bloma Blbm & Van

Blom & Van Der Aa Der Aa . SingaporeShanghai

Tientsin,

Blomavan

Blomavan Nederland Insurance Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Blomso .Bloch Manufacturing & Lumber Co.,; Ltd. Shanghai

Bloodtonic International

Bfoss- & Co. Dispensary,, Ltd. Shanghai

Manila

Blossom

Blubr Blue Bar Cocbftut Co., Inc. Manila

Bluff Hotel Bluff Hotel & Col, Ltd. Yokohama

Blundell { G. Blundell Tokyo, Osaka

Blunnco

Bluntschli George lilunn V Co., Ltd. Per. Sel.

Blygo ItalianBl'untschli

H. C. School Singapore

Tientsin

Boasover Java Sumatra Handelmaatchappij Singapore

Boavista Boa Vista HotelKaisha, Ltd. ... Macao

Bobbin Teikoku Seishi Osaka

Bodinghaus

Boeckl ; E. Boeckl & Co.& Kattwinkle ...

Boeddinghaus Tientsin

Kobe

Boehnert Deh Ji Construction Co. ... Tsingtao

Boekisogo Sbgo Boyeki Shokai Osaka

Bodiker Bddiker & Co.Kaisha, Ltd. Hongkong, Canton

Boekidaido Daido Boeki Tokyo

Boerter Boerter & Co., A.... Tsingtao

Boie • Botica Boie Manila

BoiTlot

Bolter Ch. Boillot Hanoi.

Bomanjee Bolter & Co. Singapore

Bomanjee & Co. . ... Canton

Bombaytrall

Bomi Bombay Trading Co.' Kobe

Hankow

Bona B. R. Mehta

Gomptoir Russo Beige d'e Commerce & Peiping

Bonafides Carlowitz & Co. ... ... Hankow

Bonergrant

Boniface Bolton Bristle Co, Banking ... Corpn.... Shanghai

Bonwick Hongkong Sc Shanghai London

Christian Literature Soc. of Korea Seoul

Bookman, Kajiwara, D. K. ... Shanghai

Books China Booksellers, Ltd, Tientsin

Bookstore The Oriental Bookstore- Tientsin

Boomer

Boon ’ P.J. C.F. Boomer Manila

Boon Boon Shanghai

The Boon Pharmacy Penang

Boonhak

Booso United Shoe Co.- ... Penang

Booty Doray

Booty &Bros.Edwards ... Kobe

Singapore

Bornemann

Borneo Bomemann Sc Cp. ••• Canton

Borneo Alexandra Brickworks Ltd. Penang

Borneocar Borneo Co., Ltd Pen. Si.S’gor.

B’kok.N.Perak

Borneocar Borneo

Motor Motors,

TradersLtd.As’sn. of MaJaya S’pore.

Singapore S. M’a.

 CABLE ADDRESSES Fl3

Cable Ad : Firm Navie Place

Bornhorst ... N. W. Bomhorst Tientsin

Borsumy V. Borneo Simatia Handei j1 Semarang,

Maifschappj Sourabaya, Osaka

Borsumy ..^ Civil Aviation (Aerodrome, I?akan B.:) E. C. Sumatra

Borsumij .... F. J. Witt Singapore

Tokyo

Boschilli

Bossigran ... . A.ClayG. iRobert

fe Co. Bpsch Kobe

Botelho . ... Botelho Bros. AH Ports

Botelho ... China. Underwriters, Ltd. ... Tsingtao

Bothcalvos ... Fernandez y Ferrer, Inc. Manila

Hongkong

Bottle ... -ilai Hing Vaccmn Factory ...

Bottlewalla ... K. E Bottewalla ... Kobe

Bouhoutsos ... Tientsin Tobacco Co. — Peiping

BoulaptA ... Boulevard Apartment Hotel Manila

Bourgery ... French Central Power Station Tientsin

Boustead ... Boustead & Co.* Ltd. Malaya

Bouwland ... Ned. Ind. Landbouw Mij., N. V. Batavia

Bovenatoga ... Eitingon Schild.Oo., Inc., N.V. Tientsin

Shanghai

Bowern

Boyd ... Bowern

Boyd & Co.& Co. ... ... Amoy, H’kongjF’cho-w.

Boydootd ...... Spencer,

Boyd & W.Co.,B. Ltd. Shanghai

Boydspen Yokohama

Kobe

Boyeki ... Nakemura & Co.

Boyes ... Boyes Bassett & Co ... ..S Shanghai

Tientsin

Boycott ... Boycott & Co: 1

Braco ....... Habade.... 1 Hongkong

Bracco C. Bracco

Bracco ...- Oriental Cork Factory ... ... Shanghai

Singapore

Braddell ... Braddell Bros. - Shanghai

Bradholmes

Bradley .... R.Bradley

K. Holdsworth,

& Co., Ltd..Ltd. n Sh., Swa., Hot

Bradystocks ... A. A. Brady ; I Shanghai

Braga ... J. M. Braga Macao

Bramtoco .... British American Tobacco Co., Ltd. Bangkok

Brand ... H. S: Brand & Co. Foochow

Brandon ... Brandon Mesritz & Co-. ... Batavia, Sourabaya

Brandus' Harbin

Brash _ ...... The

G. W.Netherlands Insurance

Wilson & Co., Ltd. Office Pen. Per. Ked:

Shanvliai

Brasileira ... Empreza Brasileira de Cafe ... Tsingtao

Brenfors

Breusun ... Hongkong & Shanghai

... Deutseh Chinesische Handels Co.Banking Cor^n. ... Tientsin

Breweries ... Malayan Breweries, Ltd: ... Singapore

Brickworks ... South China Brickworks, Ltd Hongkong

Brien ... Dr. D. H. Brien ... Seoul

Briscon .... ’ BHgh-t Sun Co. Hongkong

Brigson ... Tilleke & Gibbins Bangkok

Brimoan Manila ;

Brinkman ...... Liverpool

K. Arbadji& London

& Co.... & Globe Ins. Co., Ltd. Singapore

Singapore

Brinkman ... Brinkman & Co. Singapore

Brintasco .... American Asiatic Underwriters Ltd.

Brintasco International Assurance Co., Ltd., .M \(Shanghai, SingaporeH’kong.,

Brintasco

Brirox ... International

...... Gompagnie

Brias Roxas,PahlayUnderwriters,

Inc. Ltd. Manila Shanghai

Tientsin,

Brishang rw Shanghai

Brisun . Bright Sun Co. ••• Hongkong

••• Singapore

Brisk ... Anglo-Swiss Watch Co. Singapore

Brisk ... Brisk & Co. U<- Ji All Ports.

Britain ... British Consulate ' •.<«*. Peiping

Britain ... British Legation ... ... Shanghai j

Britexgteri .... Brittanic Textiles, Ld.

 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable. Ad':! Firm Name Place

Britarmacy . British Pharmacy ... ( Singapore

Tsinan, T’sin.," '

Britiscdipi , British Chamber of Commerce ... I H’kow, Tsingtao

British British Consulate Tokyo

British Consul 'PipperBritish

South & Co. Insurance Co.,1 Ltd. Tientsin, Peiping

All Ports

British Ocean Accid. & Guarantee Corp., Ltd. ^Tientsin

British Shanghai o:\ ■

Brito women British Women’s Association

R. C. A. CommunicationsPiiO. Manila

Broadcast o. . W. Broadwitli & Co. . .... ChefooShanghai

Broadloom

Broadway Bitoad way Hotel ... Shanghai

Brocades .‘Jife. Pane Brisker.

Co. Inc....... , Eoochpw

Brockstt

Brofeltman ' IVJtman &Bros.,

Btfockett Man. Yokohama

Hongkong

Broker v... UBdmacher

Benjamin ifc &Potts

Lindmeyer ■ Hankow

Breakers Hair, Little ik Picornell Manila

Brokerage . Swatow, Amoy

Bromerus .. Et|glish Presbyterian Mission, Osaka

Bronze Nippon Kinpunhuku Ivogyo Kai.vha . , .Yokohama

Br^ok . ,j . Mino

Brook

Trading Co.,

Sato Trading Co., Ltd.

Ltd. ... . -. Yokohama

Broomhalls , . Siam Architects ... , Bangkok

Brosexploi $aigon

Brosexpioi ; Enterprises Generales

Brossard Mopin Ltd. ... , , ,S’p°i'e-j Tientsin

Manila

Brothers . „ . Btj. De Xavier’s

La SalleInstitution

College ..., , . > ...

...... ■ ” ,..;. , Penang

Brothers Hongkong

Brothers i' St. Joseph’s College Singapore

Brothers

Brownehill , ; i, St. Joseph’s Institute

Browne, Hill ct Co. ...

... . , ..,r. . , Shanghai Shanghai ,

Brubro rr [y.iU Calico Printers’ Assoc. Ltd. ... Tientsin

Brugrayu . ... Brush, Grantz .and Yuan. •••

Br union tiiiir IB Reif, Ltd. , Kobe

Brunswick

Brury : , China. Phonograph

Hongkong Brewers it Radio, Ltdi Ltd. ,. Hongkong

Distillers, Hongkong

Brutton . y .. George K. Hall Brutton it..Qo- . . Hongkong

Bryjip^,

Bryner ’ ; Bryant & Taylor ... , Perak

Bryner it Cp. < ... .. , Muk. Har. Dai.

Buanhoaseng Buan Hoa Seng' & Qo, Bangkok

Babeshko

Bucar , ,, Babeshko

Horth China

Buchfock , .. Duchandlung^ustay.Fock .... Motors Coirp. Tientsin

Bucknall Tpkyo

Star.Ginseng

Budge .gaG/i Budge it Co. : , ... ., Cp..,. v... Foochow

> .. . Kobe

Buffplate Munning & Co. ••• ...' r Ai Kobe

Buhai Christian Bros. & Co. Tientsin

Builders ;i , ... M. D. Boss Penang

Building

Buildsupply , : Lee Yu Kee ... ■ ] .. Hongkong

Shanghai

Building Supplies,

Bukami ■ .o . Burkhardt Buchan it Co. ... , j .. ShanghaiLtd., ...

Bulchand Kewairam & Bulchand Yokohama

Bull bear

Bu Ibear , . .. W. Hunter it Loyatt ... ..., Shanghai

H. Lovatt ... .. Shanghai

Bulletin Bulletin, Manila Daily ... , , Manila

Bulling A. E. Bulling, .& Co.

Bullion

Bulongans i /. .. Robertson it Rosier ... r .. Tientsin Tientsin

Singapore

Bunbeeco . Adrians

Bun Bee &itCo.

Co. ...... ; - . Singapore

Buupo oioqj . Australian Traders Agency .... Hongkong

Buntenltd . Shinanio Bunten, Ltd. ... , , Csaka

Bunting t. Bunting & Co. Yokohama

Burad . Burroughs, Inc. Manila, Shanghai

 CA.BLK ADDRESSES Flfr

Cable Ad: Firr/i,. Nante 1‘lace •

Burcheister Burcheister . Cp. ... ... Tientsin

Bureau Tourist; Agency Information .Bureau ... Penang

Bureconiu

Bureduo Bureau of Foreign Trade ... ... Shanghai

Tsing Hua University ... ... Peiping

Buree Bangkok

Liguori Trading Co.

... ...

... ...

... Kobe Bangkok

Burgolina

Burgoyne Langston,, S.. H. ... ... ... Hongkong

Burjor B.British

Mervan Bible Socipty

& Foreign ... ... Canton Hongkong ,

Burk wall

Burkwall American I^ible,^Society. ••• Canton

Buckwheat VSugiyama & Tlo., Ltd. ... Osaka

Burlington iBurlington Hotel ... Shanghai

Burphil Burns, Philips (po,, Ltd, .... — Sourabaya

Burtoneo

Busalsatia Estate & Hospital'Supply

E. Busch Equipmerrt Corpri. ... AsW°y ••• Selangor

...... Shanghai

Shanghai

Busequicor Business

Busequicor International Business Machines"Cbrp. Shanghai

Busequicor Acme Code Co. .. ... ... Shanghai

Busses . Kowloon Motor Bus Co., Etd. ... Hongkong

Butcar Butler & Cp. ... ... Shanghai

Butterweg Butterweg & Co. ... ••• Sourabaya

Buxbaum Hospital Supply Co. Ltd. ... ... Tokyo

Buxton Beranang Ruliber Plantations Ltd. ... Selangor

Cable works ■Sumitomo Electrical Wire and' Cable

Works ... ... ... Osaka

Cabronada R. 0. H. May ... . .. ... Osaka

Cachodalgo '. Cacho

Cadieoit „ ; The Italian Chamber ofCommerce for the Shanghai

Far East Tientsin

Caeng China-American Engineering;Corp.

Cahusac Cahusac, A. F. ... Tokyo

Caie ; Tientsin Steel- Drum & Eng. Works,/Ltd.'..V Manila Tientsin

Cad wall Cadwalladar-Gibsori Lumber Co. ' Shanghai "

Cadzu Cadzu Bros.

Caeng China, America Engineering

Inc. U.S.A.- ... Corpn. Fed. Tientsin

Cajofra C. Frischen • ;

; LU Shanghai Shanghai ■

Calcina P. G. Calcina

Calatroni Calatroni, Hsieh & Co. - .'.b i; ; : , ..P All Shanghai

Ports

Caldbeck Caldbeck, Maegregor & Co., Ltd.: ' ... Sh. T’sin

Caldbeck Aquarius Co. -of Shanghai ... ; ■ ... Shanghai

Caldmarsh Calder-Marshall & Co.;

Assur. Langoveldt Schroder ... Ltd. ;.v Batavia Taku, Him.

Caledonian Taku Tug and o- Tientsin,

Calendar

Callender Callender’s CableLighter Co., Ltd,Co., Ltd.

& Construction •

Shanghai, Hongkong

Shanghai f

Cal mac Caldbeck, Maegregor Exports, Ltd. Yokohama

Calpentyn Nakamura Trading Co. ... Manila

Calsug Calamba Sugar Estate

Cal vet Manila Harness Co.- ... »•< Manila Tsingtao

Calyt Casey & Lyttle

E. Cambefort, & Co; ... , !

Shanghai

Cambefort L.JohnA. G.Harrap & Co.& Co. Shanghai

Camberoid

Camheul Campbell Singapore

Camelpaint Nat. Lacquer Paint Products Co. Hongkong Peiping

Camelsbell

Camera Camels

Central Bell

China Dispensary, Ltd. . 7 ••• Kobe, Hankow

Cameron Cameron & Co,, Ltd. ••• Y’hama

Caminius Marine Insurance Co,j Ltd., ... Singapore, Shanghai

Camphrier T. Fujisawa & Co. ... , ••• ShanghaiOsaka

Camporelli A. Camporelli & Co. ... ■ ••• .,

F16 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Camporu Campos Rueda Hermands Inc., Manila

Canadian

Candel : Canadian Government Trade Commissioner All Ports

Shanghai

Canealima LaEspania ... Tokyo

1 Arima A Co., Ltd.

Caneber C.Anderson

A, Weber& Ashe Shanghai

Canello .... ... Hongkong

Canemola ' Pure Cane Molasses Co. ( Hongkong); Ltd. Hongkong

Canemola Pure' Cane Molasses Co. (P.I.), Inc. ... Manila

Cangpen Okamoto & Co. ... ' ... Tokyo

Canidrome Le Champ De Courses Francais ... Shanghai

Canning Amoy Canning Co., Ltd. ! ...J , Amoy

Canon

Canpacline China! & Co. .. , . ‘ . .

Canadian Pacific Steamship, Ltd. •... Manila■ Shanghai

Cantonese Bank of Canton, Ltd. ! Canton, Hongkong

Cantraco Canton Trading Co. ... , Hongkong

Canuten Canton Utensils Manufacturing Co. ... Canton

Caofc .. American Oriental Finance Corpn.

(Federal Inc. U.S.A.) ... Canton

Capel P. Heath & Co. .;. ... Shanghai

Capitalisa Compagnie Orientale de Capitalisation ... Peiping

Capitrad Capital and Trade Shanghai

Caprino Caprino

Caprotco Cathay Products Trading Cp. ... Shanghai

Capstick .Capstick & Cd. ' ... ... Tientsin

Carbon Rizal'Cement Manila

Carbon Dr. Joseph W.Factory Noble

Manila

Carbon Madrigal & Co.

Carbon. National Carbon Co., Fed. Inc. U.S.A. Shanghai

Cardosa ‘ .... Cardosa

Carlar : Clark & Larkin Manila

All Ports

Carlowitz .. Carlowitz & Co. ,.. Shanghai

Carlton Carlton, Carmel

Ltd. Oriental Shanghai

Carmel wine ; fSociete

Carmichael Carmichael & Clarke Hongkong

Hongkong

Carnation

Carnegie

Carnival Y.General Milk Co.,

Nakashima inc. Ltd.

& Co., Kobe

Manila

Philippine Carnival Asspc.

Caroco Carolina Leaf Tobacco Co. ... Shanghai

Carotra Caro Kobe

Carroll

Carroll CarrollTrading

& Co. Co. ... Hongkong

Hongkong

Cartlidge Carroll Bros

Admiral Oriental.Line ... Dairen

... ,/Cebu,

Casamenzi Menzi

Casanova Casanova ... , ... Shanghai

Cascade

Casey Frank B. Ingersoll Manila

Casey & Go, Chefoo

Cashiwaya Toyoda & Cash Co., Ltd. Osaka

Cashstores Kemaman Stores, Ltd. Trengganu

Cash wood Estate. Pernambang Rubber Estates, Ltd. ... Ayer Tawar

Caslyt Tsingtao,

Cassandra . .

Castrol

Casey

Hongkongcte Lyttle

ik Shanghai Banking Corpn— Singapore Bombay Che.

C. C. Wakefield k Co., Ltd.

Catco General Accident Fire & Ass Corp., Ltd. Tientsin

Cathay Hongkong & Shanghai

Cathay v Cathay Insurance OfficeBanking GorpU. ... ChefooShanghai

Cathaylaco ' ' .,

Cathotel Cathay Lace Co. ... Shanghai

Shanghai

Cathymatch Cathay Hotel

Cathay March Co., Ltd. ... 'Shanghai

Catzco Catz Java Trading Co., N.V. Batavia

Caudrelier L. Caudrelier Kobe, Yokohama

 CABIdE ABDEESSES

Cable Ad: Firm .Name Flace

Oavico Carrero Vidal & Co. ... .., Manila

Cawar Deh-n & Co., Inc. ... ... ... Manila

■Ca weber C. A. Weber ... ... Shanghai

Cecil

Cedar 1 ! Hotel Cecil ... ... Hongkong

Oedco . 'Chinese Engineering

Lyall Evatt ... ... SingaporeT’tao., Han.

Cehandro ' I . E.-OtteCo.,

China and Japan Trading ...

Co., Ltd. ...

... Tientsin

Yokohama

Cejaytece ’ Walker Turner & Co., Ltd. ui. Shanghai

Cejaytece ;• J

Celestorg Celesta Co.; ... ... ^Shanghai

Celita China Printing & Finishing Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai, Tientsin

Celita Lebel (China) ^Shanghai

Cellukoya Koyamasada-A Co. Osaka

Hongkong

Cells The Allen Co -

Celochi Tea Co. ... 'Hongkong ’

Celochi l Lobe

Celso F. S. Souza Tientsin

Cement Chee Hsin Cement Co., Ltd. Macassar

Cemoco ' Celebes Motor Co., N. V. ..V Hongkong

Cempeta Sun Tai Chong ...

Continental industrial Co. ... ... Peiping

Cempetroco'

Cenchina General China import Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Cencomchin Central China Commercial Co: Shanghai

Cencomco Central Commercial Co. , ... Hongkong

Cenex "

Cenrad ‘■'Central -Express'-Go.‘ Shanghai

'Hongkong'

Central Radio' Service ...

Cenrefco ; 'Central Refrigeration 06. Shanghai

Centaur Chartered Bank of India. Austr. & China Cebu

Cent Eastern Trading Co. (China), Ltd. ... Shanghai Changsha

Centchina Central China Trading Co. ...

Centeb

Centenary Baxter »fc Assurance

Overseas Cope; Corpn.,, Ltd. ••• •• Hongkong

Singapore

Central Hongkong & Shanghai Hotels,' Ltd. Shanghai

Central The Central Trading Co. ... ; ‘ HHongkong,

ongkong Canton

Central Agency The Central Agency, Ltd. ... Peiping

Centrahosp Central Hospital Tientsin

Centralize Chung Yuen Co., Ltd. ... Singapore

Centramoto ’ MacAlister & Co. ... : Singapore

Centramoto

Centre Lyons Motors, Ltd. ... Yokohama

Centremost Centre Hotel

Central Insurance Co., Ltd. ... / Shanghai

Centricity Hongkong

Centro u Central Electrical Co.

Centro, Ltd. ... Dairen

Ho., T’sin., Sh.,Swa.

Centrobank Bank of China Shanghai

Centromint Ministry of Finance

Century Central Dispensary, Ltd. Tientsin

Ceramics Cathay Ceramics Co., Inc. U.S.A. ... Shanghai Tientsin

Ceteo China Eastern Trading Co. ...

Compagnie-Exportation de Products.Ass. Shanghai

Cepasia

Cepoc Cebu Portland Cement. Co.... ... Manila, Cebu

Chabogina

Chai Chau Yue Teng ... ... Hongkong

Kai Chong &-Co.

«... S.6 A.a ......

. ™Chattanjon

,Magasins ••• Macao Haiphong,

Chaffanjon T ,...|/ Hanoi-,

Prov-of-Tonkin

Chalaw Chalaire & Franklin .» •- Shanghai

Chalitrad

Chamber The Chali Trading Co.,.Ltd .... Shanghai

Chambercom Penang Chamber

•Hongkong GeneralofChamber

Commerce of Commerce... Hongkong

Penang

Chambercom Chinese Chamber of Commerce ... Shanghai

Chamfrance Chambre de Commerce Francaise du Japon Yokohama

Chammerce Chamber of Commerce, General ... Sai,, Tientsin

El8 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad Firvi Name Place

Chamsamco . Cham Samco & Sons ... Manila

Hongkong

Chancellor C. Chan & Co.

. Chang Dah Yuen & Co. ••• Shanghai

Chandayuco

Chandless . Anglo-American Export Co. ... | Tientsin

Qhandless Commercial Union Assurance Co. Tientsin

Chandless Beinsurance Co. “Bosnia” of Copenhagen Tientsin Singapore

Chaneber Chan & Eber

Chang & Co., H. F. Tientsin

Chang K. ChangRubber Estates (1933.), Ltd. Swatow

. T.Kelantan

Chang Kelantan

Chaning Hongkong

Chanleung China Cbfnipercial Co., Ltd. ... Kobe

Chanrai Chanrai & Co. ... ... tatie Manila

Chansain . ChanS. SamMoh &Distributing

Co. ... ... Singapore

Chansenghf.lt . C.Handicraft Co. ... ... , Hongkong

Cbansgoods

Chansifer . Ligne De Tchang T’ai ... ... Tientsin

Chanszeonn Marine

Chan SzeResources

Onn Ltd. ... , ... Singapore

Singapore

Chanszeonn;

Chantecler .. Estiablissemeiits A.) Chapeaux et.Cie ... Yokohama

. France Boyeki Shokai ... . Shanghai

Chapeaux Foochow

Chapron . Efcablissements Chapron

Chardiner Charter, T. H. ... Manila

Chargeurs Chargeurs Reunis Haiphong

Charlicot . , Soc. FrancaisesdesCharbonnagesduTonkin Ho., Haiphong

Hongkong

Charmorco Morton Bros.

. M. J. Master & Co. & Co. ... ,Jf Shanghai

Charna Manila

Charts , Camera Supply Co. , Hongkong

Charwoman Chung Yuen LfectricaT Co. Osaka

Chaseaston A. & S. Henry & Co., Ltd.

Chasebank The Chase Bank ..." • All'Ports

Chaste .. Van

Mercantile Printers’ Supply Co. ... Hongkong

Chaste Le(! Woh Ivee' Hongkong

Chaste Yin Fait &. Co. ... _ . .... Hongkong

Chat. . Kwong Sang Hong, Ltd. Hongkong

Cheahinnkiong.,. • , iCheah Inn Kiong & Co. ... Penang

Chebros . Che Bros. & Co. . . ... Hongkong

... Manila

Checko Nelson Sales Co....

Chedotau gJ. Compagnie Francaise

Extreme (Orient) D’Explosifs

..i en Hanoi

n. Macao

Cheecheong d; .. . Chee Cheong

Cheezung ; . F. Heath & Co.Bank ■ fjju ... Shanghai

... Tokyo

Chetield . Ohara & Co., Ltd. ... • ... ■ Canton

Chellaram D. Chellaram

Chembalis :: .. . Chinese

Chung Hing Co.

Embroidery Co., The

Hongkong

Hongkong

Chemco

Chemia . J. Steverhagel ... Tokyo

Shanghai

Chemical > .. .. China Chemical

Kiukong Trading-Co.Works Mukden

Chemicals

Chemicus n , Chang & Co. , ,... »«,. >... Shanghai

Chemoptist . Dispensary, Ltd. Penang

Chemporium, .. . /China Emporium Shanghai

Peiping

Chenkwang North China Ampsement Co. .

Cheongsons .. Cheong & Sons, E. S. Amoy

Hongkong

Chetan Chatanram

Chernowetsky

Chesan .. L. Chernowetsky ...

Chiaco . * Che

ChiaSan

& Co,& Co. ...... .... ’ ..: HongkongSingapore

Chiam Chinese American Automobile Co. ... Harbin

Chiaotung Bank of Communications ... All Ports

Chiautoacc China Auto Accessories Co. Shanghai

 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad : Place

Chibank China Banking Corpn. Manila, Amoy

Chichacom ... • 'Chinese General Chamber b£ Commeree.- Shanghai Hongkong

Ghibamcorp ... China Banking (joriidration ... Shanghai

Chibunovsky ... Chibunovsky & Co.. ...

Ohichamcom :.. Philippine Chin. Gen.' Cha*n« bf Com. Manila Shanghai

"

Chichang Chi Chang $5 Co. ...

Chichen Union Trading Co. ... ^Shanghai ’,

Chicoguis Marine Engineers Guild of China : ... S’hai, Hongkong : !

Chicoguis .... f China Coast Officers’ Guild ... [Shanghai ,> i

Chiconco ) ..^ Hi. T. Kessler & Co. .... Tientsin

Chiconcom ... National Christian Council of China, Ltd. > Shanghai Shanghai, : -

Hongkong

Chienginer ;n China Engineers, Ltd.

Chiffon •... 1 Chiffon, Ltd. Hongkong

Chifico . 1 China Fibre Container'Co. ... ’ Shanghai

Chifortra ‘.‘k China Foreign Trading Co.... Shanghai

Chihlipress . L1.." Chihli Press,’Inc."

Chihli Shantung Lir.es, Ltd.

... Tientsin

Chihtung Tientsin

Hongkong 1

Chikfango ‘Ghik Fung ,Co,'

Chili . ' .,.' United Importers Ltd. : Perak

Ohimetraco ,. ;;China Merc^^nts’ 'Ttading 'Co.^ Ltd. Shanghai

Chimexco „ 0!f: p .Chihli Import &- Export Cp. ... Shanghai ’ •,

Chinogeral .;. General Insce. Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai ...

Chimotorco n,...: Chin The China Motor Supply Co. Hongkong

Malacca

Chin Leong Leong Chop ...

China Chong Shing Dispensary, Ltd. Singapore /,

Chinaagent The Bargain Centre ... , Tientsin

Chinabaist mair The Hon Wan Trading C°- ’ Canton

Chinabird China Bird. Co. Shanghai il1

Chinaco v China.National Aviation Co. ... Shanghai

Shanghai

Chinacomad , y: k+i. ; China. Commercial Advertising Agency Chefoo

Chinacraft .China. .Crafts

Chinacrown ■Grown China Co/, Inc. Shanghai n'liiri’

Chinacrown ' Crownchina Co. ... ... Hongkong, Canton

Chinadevco HI11- China Development Co. - 1 Shanghai

Shanghai

'v

Chinaembro

Chinafilm ...: i; China

China Embroidery

Film AgencyCo. 1 ... .~l< Hongkong

Chinaforce .... Strong Co. • ...>•

Chinaforin ... -a' Shanghai,

Tientsin Can., Tfeu/'P.

Chinagency ...... 1 SbUth China Foreign Corporation, Ltd.

China Agencies ... , .,. , Hongkong

Canton

Chinahand A.; iChina Handicraft Co., ...

Chinahide Chinese Hide & Produce CO:, Inen ' ... Ti. Han.

Chinaieco ... China Import and Export Co. Shanghai

Chinaimport ’ . .. Northern Eeatherworks, Ltd. ; Canton

Chinalace China- Lace Co., ... ... - Shanghai

Hongkong

Chinalace

Chinalead ... China-Lace Factory- Hongkong

Chinalijn World-Pencil Go. Ltd.,

...’- Java China Japan Lijn, N. Y. Batavia, Semarang

Chinam : ... Bartlett Yung A: Co. ••• Shanghai

Shanghai

Chinamaehine- ... 1 The China Maehfne Works, Ltd.... 1.

China Merchant... China Merchants Steam Navigation C6. Chefoo, ShanghaiTientsin y '

Chinamatch China Match. Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Chinanews • ... China News Co. ...

Chinaoffsert ... > Central China OffsetPrinting Co., Ltd.... ... Shanghai

Hankow '''

Chinapost China Post, Ltd,

Chinaprod ... China Egg Produce Go. ... .1. 'Shanghai

Chinaprodu China Radio

Products Tientsin

& Industrial... Co. ... Tientsin ,; ;

Chinaradio China Corporation

Chinarobin Geo. Robinson & Co. (China), Ltd. ... • Shanghai

Chinartco Ohina Arts and Products Trading Co. Shanghai

 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Chinarubber China Shanghai

Chinaship China Rubber

ShippingTireCo.Co. , >T Shanghai

Sh., Tientsin, Amoy-

Chinasosea ... China & South Sea Bank, Ltd. Hongkong

Chinasport ... China Sports Shanghai

Chinastone

Chinatco ... China

... Pao Hwa Import,Co.,

National Trading Ltd.

Co Tientsin

Chinateng ... Chinese National Eng. & Mfg. Co. Hongkong

Foochow

Chination

Chinatobac ...... The ChinaChina National

Merchants TradingLtd.Co.

Tobacco, Shanghai

Ohinatrad ... China Cotton Trading Co. ... .... Shanghai

Chinatradco ... Chinese Trading Co. Hongkong

Chinatrade — . Chinese Assoc. Trading.Co., Ltd. Tientsin

Hongkong

Chinatyre

Chinaudit ... China

... George Rubber

Schink Tyre

... Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Chinawork ... China Drawn Work Co. Manila

Shanghai

China wool (5904)... China Wool Mfg. Co. 4..

Chinayuyih ... China Commercial Extending Co. Shanghai

Chincasket

Chinchin ... International Funeral

Chiii Chin ifc Co. ... directors Shanghai

Penang

Chincough ... China Fire Insurance Co., Ltd., The ... Hongkong

Chindisk ... Northern Feather Works, Ltd. Shanghai,

Shanghai Canton

Chindubank (3947) Chekiang Industrial Bank, Ltd.

Chineducts ... Chinese Products Co., The ... . . Hongkong

Hongkong

Chinempo ; ... China Emporium, Ltd.

Chineproco ... China Netherland Produce Co. Tientsin

Chingchao ... Clung Chao Co. Shanghai

Chingchong Shanghai

Chingkee ...... Ching

Ching Chong

Kee S. N.Co.Co. ' .....t ' ..0

..i Shai, H’kon.

Chingkuang ... Hopei Ching Hsing Mining Adm. ... Tientsin

Chinglass ... Tao Hua Mechanical Glass C®*, Ltd. ... Tientsin Shanghai

Chingzaifu ... Ching Zai Fu & Co:

Chinho ... Chin Ho & Co., ... Singapore

Si. Amoy

Chinho

Chinjav ... Chin Mo Hong

.... China and Java Export Cm j.. Shanghai

Chinkofur ... China Korean Fgr Co. .... Tientsin

Chinkooi ... Chin Kooi & Co. ... Penang

Chinleong ... Chin Leong Chop Malacca

Chinese ...■«> Chinese Invoice Office ... Hongkong

Chinotrade ... China Cotton Trading Co. Shanghai

Chinphono ,u,.. Elec, h Musical Indus* (China) Ltd. /Sai., Shanghai

Chinphono ... Paths Orient, Ltd. Tientsin, Shang-

Chinsincomp • China Scientific Instru. Co. \ hai, Hongkong

Shanghai

Chinsupco Shanghai

Ohinsuroo ...... China China Industrial

InsuranceSupply

Co. Co. Shanghai

Chintraco

Chipacko ... China Trading Co.

... China Packers Supply Co., Ltd. Manila

Chipaintco ....... China PaintSwank

Mfg. Co.,Co.Ltd. ...... Shanghai

Chipkee Yeo Swee ...u. Amoy

Hongkong

Chiporcemt ... China Portland

Chiproexco ... China Produce Export Co Cement Pq., Ltd. ...

; ... Shanghai

Chiris ... Societe Francaise du haut Yangtse Shanghai

Ichang, Ch’king., S’hai.

Chisencomp ... China Scientific Instrument Co., Ltd.... Shanghai

Chisilkmann

Chistolso ... China

J.Hunt Pongee

Spunt and Silk

& Co.& Leather Mfg.

... Co. .... Co. - Shanghai

Chitong

Chiuta ... Chiu TaRubber

Salt Refining.Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai

All Ports

Ports

All

Chiwen .., C W. Hwang Co.... ... '1 j*. Wenchow

Chiyoda ... Chiyoda Gumi ... ... ... Tokyo

Manila

Choatekhe ... Choa Tek Hee ... ...

Chongkee ... Chong Kee Co. ... .„ Penang

 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad : Firm Name Place

C'honglee ... Chong Lee & Co.... Medan

Chongsin ... Chong Sin & Co. as. Shanghai

Chongwah ... Chongvvah Export Co. ... ... Shanghai

Chopkrusi ...... 0.E. H. Kizar Mohammed & Cos ... Singapore

Province

Choquet

Chosenbank ... Bank Choquet

of Chosen ... All Ports de Phu-ly

Chosengink ... Bank of Chosen ... • ... S-hanghai

Chotirmall Chotirmall & Co. ... All Ports

Chotirmall ^Manila

Choy ...... Liberty

Choy & Co. Silk Supply Manila

Peiping

Chronicle ... China Weekly Chronicle ...

Chronicle ... Peiping Chronicle ... Peiping

Chronicle ...... Japan Chronicle Kobe

Chronic China Hong Nin Life Insurance Co.. Ltd., Hongkong

Hongkong

Chronic ... Hong Nin Savings Bank Ltd., Hongkong

Chronogram ... China Printing Press Co. Shanghai

Chrsoiehce ... First Church of Christ Scientist Manila

Chuachiaco ... Chua Chico & Co. ... Manila

Chuan ... Deei 0. Chuan & Sons, Inc.... Tientsin

Chukamatch

Chunghua ...... Chung

Chumbuque Hua Jose

MatchLimCo. Manila

Chungmei ... Chung Mei Drug Co., Ltd. .. Canton

Chungpei ... China Northern Corpn. Tientsin

Chungsteel ... Chung Hwa Steel Products Trading Co., Hankow

^ Ltd. Hongkong

Chungwah ... Chung Wah & Co. Shanghai

Chungwharf ... Chung Wha Wharf Co. ... ... Shanghai

Chunt ... China United Import Co. ... Manila

Chuta .... Churchill & Tait Tientsin

Churchill

Chuwa ......, Churchill

Chuwa Yoko Carpet Co. Hongkong

Chyecheng Malacca

Chyecheng ..... Hong

Hevea AgencyCo. ......

Hin ••• Malacca

Singapore

Chyehin ... Chye Hin Sawmills Malacca

Chwichuan ... Chwi Chuan & Co. ...

Ciate ... Chinese Govt. Salt Revenue Dept. Shanghai

Chief Inspectorate Macao

Ciatilica

Cideo ...... Agencia

CompagniaMercantil

Italian aEconomiea,

D’ExtreipoLtd. ...

OrienW Shanghai

Cifficco ... Pacifte Timber Co. Shanghai

Cifranafri ... Compagnie Franco Africaine, Ltd, ... Shanghai

Cigarette ... Yee Tsoong Tobacco Co,, Ltd. All Ports

Selangor

Cigarette ... British-American Tobacco Co.,, Ltd. ... Shanghai

Cigmach ... American Machine and Foundry Cq, ... Shanghai

Cikom ... Cathay International Import Cb. Hongkong

Cinequcens . ... Queen’s Theatre ... Shanghai

Cines ... Lauro Films Shanghai

Cinto ... China Traders Corporation Haiphong

Ciportin ... Soc. des Ciments Port. Art. de rindoehine Haiphong

Cipprtin ... Soc. Indochipe du Ciment Fondu-Lafarge ^ Ports

Citamprag ... Canadian Pacific Steamships Ltd. ... j" .All

(Marine dept.)

Citibank ... The National City Bank of New York All Ports

Shanghai

Citydeluxe

Citywater ...

... E Wellmann

Tientsin NativeCity Water Works Co., Ltd. Tientsin

Clapes ... Clapes en Ota Osaka

Manila

Clarkhager ......

Clarkhager Clark &

The HongkongCo., . Optical

... Co. ... .Hongkong

Manila

Clarla>r ... Clarke andi Larkin Shanghai

Classic ... Algar & 0®., Ltd. ... —

F22 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Olaudisil C. E. Warren & Co. Macao

Claudius Gregorio M. Cansipit, Inc. ... Manila

Cleirach ]). Clark & Co. ... ' ... , ' Wei Hai Wei

Shanghai

Clerici Clerici Bedoni & Co. ... -

Clivebhina Clive & Co., Ltd. .... a . ShanghaiSingapore

Clouet A, Clouet Co. ... ..j

Cloud Kbrean China Trading Co; ... Tientsin

Cloverine Fresh Food & Refrigerating Co., Ltd. Singapore Neg. Sem.

Club Sungei Ujong

Peking Club Club... - ' Peiping

Club Selangor Club ... - . Selangor

Club

Crosnco China Merchants’ Steam Nav. Co. . Foochow

Clubtoilet Lkkayama Tayodo .... Osaka

Coale scent , Tiros. Coates & Son ... Shanghai

Coalmac ‘Cecil McBain & Co. Shanghai

Coaltug i ,- Ned. Ind. Steenkolen f Han.

\ Sourabaya,

Batavia

Coalwala Bhagat

Coastal. Singh BuggaCo.& , Co.

Transport Hongkong

Coastalco .f Cobb & Co. ... Singapore

Perak

Cobanco

Cobank ui Tientsin Commercial & Credit Cofp., Inc, Tientsin

Cobaschi ,

Cobb & Co. ...

... ... Macao

Cobbish k1 W. Bull & Co., Inc. S’ppre., Moji

Cobul Insulinde Oliefabriken N.V. Manila

Coconut Bandoeng (Java)

Cocopalm VegetableMaritime

Oil Corporation ... Zamboanga

Code j,., i . Chinese Customs ... Hongkong

Code Elizalde & Co. ... . , ... Hongkong

Codsi J.China

CodsiTrading Corporation

... ....... Shanghai

.... nongKong

Coexpand Hongkong

Cofos Cqoperative Food Sales (Far Efisst) ’60. Hongkong

Cogenindo Comptoirs Gene.raux De Indoehine Saigon

Cohesible

Colac noo Cornhill Insurance Co., Ltd. Shanghai.

Au. Paradis des Dames, Ltd. Macao

Colay Go Colay & Co. ... Manila

Colco Colco & Co. , .... •.... Manila

Cold Singapore

Colibri

Colinet . PerfumerieCold Storage .,,,

& Toiletzeepfabrick Singapore

Sourabaya

Tientsin Newchwahg

Colinmar G.Minerva

ColinetCigar Corpn.

... .1. . Manila

College

College St. Joseph’s pollege Yokohama

Colleries General College of the Missions etEtrangefes Penang

Collier Government Coal Dept. ... ... Sarawak

J.. D. Collier ... ... ... Yokohama

Collins W. F. Collins ... ... ... Peiping

Collins . Collins A Co., Ltd. ... ... Tientsin

Colmaco

Colon Colonial Dispensary ... ....... Hongkong

Colonial Soroz y. Cia Manila

Colon merco . Banco

ColonialNational Ultramarino

Mercantile Agency ...• Hongkong

Mac.

Color Soc. of Chemical

Colpac

Col pac Columbia PacificIndustry in Basle ...... Yo.

ShippingCo. Shanghai,

Ko. Sh.Hongkong

Colsem States Steamship Co. ... ... Shanghai

Coluhonko University of Shanghai ... ... Shanghai

Colum ChungHwaSteel

Redpath Brown &ProductsCo., Ltd.Co.(Glasgow)

H’kong.Ltd. Hongkong

... Singapore

Columbian

Columeta Columbian Rope Co. ... ... Manila

Columna Columeta

Cumine &Comptoir

Co., Ltd. Metallurgique ... ...... Osaka,

ShanghaiTokyo

Comacrib

Comacrib Comacrib Press, The ... ... Shanghai, Hongkong

Commercial & Credit Information Bureau Shanghai

 CABLE AiDDBESSES F'2*

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Comber . Fukien Construction Bureau ... Foochow

Com bib . Comerford & Co. ... Shanghai

Combined W. Biedermann & Co, ... Kobe

Comcast Trade & Customs Kuala Lumpur

Comefa

Comequipco . Far Eastern Mercantile Co., Ltd. Shanghai ■

- Commercial Equipment Co. Shanghai

Comet . Chartered Bank of India, Aiist' . & China Canton

Comfortco .. Wheen

Comfort&Electric Co. Shanghai

Command Son. Ltd. Shanghai

Commerce o Chamber of Commerce .. Sandakan

Commerce Chamber of Commerce Selangor L - .

Commercial . Tokyo Shogyo Boeki Kabush: Kaisha ... ' Tokyo

Commercial Selangor ■

Commercio .. .'. Commercial Press ...

Independent Publishing.fCb.‘,' Inc Manila info

Commintell . British Trade Commissioner .... Hongkong

Commintell British Commercial Counsellor Shanghai

Commission

Commission - Japan Import f& Export Commission Co. Ko. Yo. Nag.

N. China Hivea- Commission 1 Tientsin

Committee . ational CdmmHteho’ftheY.M.C.A.bl China Shanghai'

Compac Commercial Shang’hai

Compalinch .' . Soc. AnonymePacific

des BizCable Co,-

a Indpetilhe ... Saigon

Compass

Compress Wong Sui Woon ■■■ Hongkong

Compress . China Publicity Co. ... '' ••• Shanghai '

Comprint Commercial Press, Ltd. Shanghai

Comsavbank .. Shanghai Commerical Press, Ltd.

Commercial &

... '

Savings Bank,'Ltd Hongkong

Ho., T’sin., Si. Han.

Comas Chihli Trading Co. ... Tientsin '■

Comtradas Commercial Traders Association Fed., Inc. Tientsin

Conbr Fukien Construction Bureau Foochow

...! Christiani Bangkok

Concrete

Confareast J. W. & T.& Conolly

Neilsen (Siam),'Ltd.

Far East, Ltd. Penang

Shanghai

Confedlife Confederation Life Association ' Manila

Conlegarda Nicaraguan Consulate ..;

Connell .. Whangpoo

Connell Bros.' Co. ... ... Ho. Man. Ti. Si. ' .

Shanghai

Consboard Conservancy Board

Consbras . Brazilian Consulate :-. , Canton

Kobe, Yokohama

Conservanc

Consent . Consent

Kwangtung Biver Conservancjt'Cpmhi,

Company, The ... ... Hongkong

Consolad Consolidated National .Advtg. Co. ... . Jdhore Shanghai

Consols ■'/ Consolidated Eastern Plants, Ltd. ... .

Construct , General Construction Co.J dr'nioa-*•* Hongkong; ,

Construct, McIntyre & Co. ... Singapore

Consugerma . German Consulate , All Ports 0

Hongkong

Consulguat .. Consul

Consulmex MexicanforConsulate

Guatemala ... ... Sh., Yokohama

Shanghai

Contcosino . Sino-Continental Co. .. , , . ...

Contibank . Continental Bank, Ltd, ... r r i ... T’sin., Peiping, S’hni.

Tientsin, Shanghai

Contcomco 4< China Continental Commerce Co.

Contilco . Federated Malay States Tile Co., Ltd- Selangor y: ,, ,

Oonto Empreza Kobe

Contrans Owston & Luso-Japoneza,

. Consumers Co., Ltd.Corpn. G.......E.

Trading

Kobe

Manila

... .Shanghai , ■

Contracorp

Controler F. W. Golding ... Tsingtao

Convent Holy Ghost Convent

Convicts , ■ Convict Establishment ... Perak. .

Hongkong

Cooperates Co-Operative

Cooperimpo Cooper & Co.,Trading

Ltd Co.: •••••• ••• OsakaMasassar

Copal Oei Seeuwen & Co. Shanghai

Coquese . C. M. Cooke

Corbinlock ■ Corbin Locks & Hardware Shanghai

F24 CABLE ADBIIESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Corco .. Vvb.M. Corny/all Co. .< ...... > . . ...•• Hongkong Dairen

Cordial i Cordial Co., The (

Corintih Corinth & Seidel ... Tientsin

Coriolan Meyer & Co.. < ... ' Tsing.

All Ti. Muk. >

Ports

Cornabe Cornabe, Eckford &. Winning

Caldbeck, Macgregor, & Co., Ltd.' Tsingtao

Cornabe Corney & Cq., Ltd., 11. ... ; Hongkong

Corney .. ,Cornes , ... Kobe,

Cornes

Cornes K. H. & Co.

Fegen .... Kobe Yokohama

Cornfield Cornfields, Marnafiijnen ... ... . Tokyo,

Medan

Osaka

Cornstarch Nippon Kokusan Ivogyo K.. K. Singapore .

Corona Corona Flower Shop Kobe

Carotra Caro Trading Co.... ...

Corporal East Asiatic Co. ... ... Bangkok

Eastern Hongkong

Corrugated

Cortex Mathieu Asbestos

& Co. Cp. ..... ., Perak

Manila

Coseteng Eduardo Co Sefeng A Co. Shanghai

Cosilworks China Cotton and Silk Works, Ltd.

Cosmonatio N.V.delsvereeniging

Internationale Crediet-en Han- Batavia

Costidis Costidis & Co. ... Shanghai

Costidis Oostidis &; Co.. John Shanghai

Costmas Enrique C. Sta. Thomas Manila

Cotco Cai^ton Overseas iTrading Co. Canton ,

Cotillon R. J. Wood & Co. Singapore

Shanghai

Cptraco Cosmos Trading Co. ...

Cotracorp China Coton Trading Corpn., Ltd. ... Shanghai

Cottager Harold Seth Hongkong

Shanghai

Counsellor . David & Bryan All Ports

Coupon

Court Thos. Cook

Court Hotel & Son, Ltd. ...

, , ... ... Tientsin

Coutts Paradise Estate ... ... Kajang

Coverisk C.Cowdy

E. Spark Shanghai

Cowdy

Coweber

Coxland C. A.

. .. Cox

Crabskin .. S. Itoh Shoten Tokyo

Crafts Cathay Crafts ... ... Shanghai

Crag .... Credit

Crag Hotel Shanghai

Crefanchi Franco Chinoise Shanghai

Crescent .. Brunner, Mond & Cb. (Japan), Ltd. Japan Ports

Yokohama

Crescent Club .. Crescent Club Singapore'

Cricket Singapore Cricket Club Hongkong

Crisanco

Crittall .. Christensen it Co. Shanghai

Crockford . Crittall

Crockford,Manufacturing

Heath & Co.. Co., ...Ltd. ... Tokyo

Crombainco . McBain & Co., Cecil Shanghai

Crombake . . A. W. Reynell & Co. Shanghai

S’hai. Han. Fob

Crosfield . Harrisons, King it Irwin, Ltd. All Ports

Crosfield

Crosfield . Harrisons & Crosfields,

. Irwin-Harrisons-Whitney ... Ltd. Shidzuoka

... Hongkong

Crostock . Croucher & Co. ... ...

Crownislas

Crucible ,... Crown

CharteredLifeBank

Ins. ofCo.India,

(Oownislas

Aust. & China Co.) Manila

Manila

Crystal .. Chee Hing Co. ’ ... Hongkong

Crystal .. Crystal, Ltd. Tientsin

Cuaco

Cuaco ,.... Liverpool

Commercial Victoria

Union Insurance

Assurance Corpn.

Co., Ltd.... Singapore

All Ports

Cuaco Union Assurance Society, Ltd. Shanghai

Chaco .. West of Scotland Insurance Office, Ltd. Shanghai

Oubasul .. Cuban Consulate Kobe, Batavia

 CABLE ADDRESSES F25

Firm Name Place

Cue T. Medina Manila

Shanghai

... China United

Gumming Lamp Co. ......

<& Brand ... Shanghai

... C. E. Cummings Perak

Hongkong

... Duro Pump and Engineering Co.

... Eook Weng & Go. Hongkong

...... Arculli Hongkong

CurmallyBros.Co. Osaka.

Japan Ports

... Curnow & Co., Ltd. Gemas

.., Trade & Customs Dept. Poirt Dickson

... Trade & Customs Dept. ... Seremban

... Trade & Customs Dept. ...

... Trade & Customs DtpL^r... Tamp in

... Chinese Maritime Customs ... AH Ports

... Gu Unjieng E. Hijos Manila

..: Cycle & Carriage Co., Ltd. ... ... Malaya

Kelantan

......' Cycle Trading

Stanton & Co. Co....... Yokohama

Yokohama

... Yorkshire Insurance Co., Ltd. Malacca

... C. F. Gomes & Co. ...

... Busch & von Alemann Tsingtao

...... Hongkong

Dah Han &&Co.Shanghai Banking Corpn.... ColomboShanghai

:

Hongkong

...... D’Almada &

Dah Kong Cotton MasonSpinning Co. Shanghai

••• Shanghai

... Union Import C©; ... ... Manila

...... Daido Boeki Kaisha

Daido Trading Co., Ltd. Yokohama

... Ikoma & Co., Ltd. Osaka

... Dai Ichi Ginko, Btd. Tokyo, Kobe

... Dairen Risen Kaisha All Ports

... Dai Nippon Cotton S’ing. & 1W’ing. Co. Osaka Shanghai

Great Not them Drug Ch, , Ltd. Manila

... Hejacoek Co., H. E.

Shanghai Dairy Equipment' CO; ■ Shanghai

Shanghai

... Wm. Jean & Co.

... Hongkong & Canton Ice Mfg. Co., Ld. H'kong, Can.

... T. Takehara & Co. , Osaka

...... D.Drysdale,

A. Lee (MacGregor

Sr Co. & Co. ...... .... Shanghai

Shanghai

... J. Si. DAlmada Remedies Hongkong

... E. & D. Toeg ... Shanghai ;

... D.adtotat’s Pharmacy ... ... Dairen _

Harbin, Shanghai

... Far East Drug Trading Co. ... Macao

... D. Rodrigues Singapore

... Water Supply from Johore ... Shanghai

... A. Corrit ‘ Osaka-

...... Dodge & Seymour, Ltd.

Andersen, Meyer & Company.; Ltd. All Ports

... Parke, Davis & Co., Shanghai

... Worchington Pump & Machinery Corpn. Shanghai Manila

,... Daniel da Roza

... Arthur Balfour .& Co., Ltd. J~i Shanghai

Shanghai

... Eagle & Globe Steel Co., Ltd. Shanghai

....., High Speed

Isaacs-& Co. Alloys^ Ltd. ... .!. Singapore

Yokohama

... Durman & Co. Snanghai • 1 f

Maroel Darre- ... Shanghai

...... Central Trading Co. ... .'•• ; Singapore 1:

Saunders ifc Macphail Hongkong

.^. R. A, Dastur

F26 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Pldce *

Datum Davies & Brooke . Shanghai

Datung International Trade Corporation, Ltd;..... Chefoo, Chefoo, Peiping

Tsinan

Dauco C. Dau & Co. ...

Dauhugo Hugo Dau & &Co.Co.

R. E. Daver ..*... .J.. Tientsin.

KobeBangkok

Daver Stephens, . Sai.

David

David J. B. DavidPaul ife Co. (Siam), Ltd. .. Manila Singapore

David D. B. David . Seoul.

Davidson H. W. Davidson. . Singapore

Davies Mengkibol Rubber Co., Ltd. . Tientsin

Davis Davis & Co., R. S. . Hongkong

Davisack Davie, Boag & Co., Ltd.

Dawson Kota Bahroe Rubber Estates Ltd. ... Perak

Dayaram Dayaram Bros.

Day price

Deacon Dayton,

Deacon &Price Co., kLtd.

.Co., Ltd. ... .. Canton

Shanghai

Dealer Blake & Co. •••' , .. Singapore

Manila

Debate El Debate

Debecker De Becker ... . Kobe'.

Debus M. Debus . ... . Tientsin

Decam palos DelacampChina PiperCo„

,& Co. . Kobe

Dechico Cowman Ltd. ... . Shanghai

, Shanghai

Decofurn, Horn & Nobbins

De Craze Publicity Bureau ... . Bangkok

Decruze

Decustoms Custom Dept. , ... . Negri Sembilan

Decustoms ; Trade. & Customs . Selangor, Pahang

Dedeoglou Graeco. Egyptian Tobacco Store . Hongkong

Degay E.F. Degay .. Shanghai

Kobe

Dejong ; Shanghai De Jon

Delarue

Delay De La Rue

Sisson & Delay & Co. ........

.... ., .. Singapore

Delegatie De Javasche Bank Seip., Batavia

Delihaven N, , Medan

Delis poor DeliV. Spoorweg

Deli Havenbedryh

Maatschappij . Sep., Sumatra

Delitbank K. V. . Medan Deli

Dello Dello & Co. . Tientsin

Delmonico Hotel... New Delmonico Hotel . Manila

Delloro Dell Oro & Co. . Yokohama, Shanghai

Delta Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn... . Canton

Demaoheng De Mao Heng . Tientsin

Demitints Metal Box Co., Ltd. .. Shanghai

Shanghai

Democracy

Denbigh ,. E.Denbigh

J.. Lloyd & Co. .... . Hakodate

& Co. Tientsin

Denga Tientsin Tallyman.' Co.

Denic Denniston, Inc. ... . Manila

Denison Denison, Ram & Gibbs . Hongkong

Denki Soutli) Manchuria . Dairen

Dennys

Denotation A. Dennys

Donaldson Co. Gas Co., Ltd. .... Penang

&& Burkinshaw Singapore

Denroche

Dent Carrol Bros, k Co. .... Kobe

Canton

Dentsply Herbert, Dent & Co., Ltd. ... . Shanghai

Dentici China Dental Supply House

Deodand Dentici & Co. ... .. Yokohama -

Lo .... Hongkong

Derawing

Derve Der.&A.LoWing & Co., Ltd Hongkong

... Bandoeng (Java)

Desaram Van Deutekom

I). Richards k Co. & Waal, N.V. .. Selangor

Descourfer

Detaram Descours et Cabaud .. Hai., Saigon

Detaram Detaram Son .. Kobe,

Deuber Pearl Silk Store .. Hongkong

IJeuber & Co. .... , ,. .. Kpbe, Osaka

 CABLE ADDRESSES E27

Cable Ad: Firrn^ Name Place

Devaufceh , Deutsche Yereinigung ... ... Tsingtao

Devauteh j German School & DeutscheLtd. tleim ...... Singapore Tsingtao j

Devitt Lewis

Nederlandsch Syndicaat Voor China ... Pep. Tsingtao', i;

& Peat Singapore,

Devos

Devos Netherlands

Eilipinp Hand Harbour

EmbroideryWorks & HatCo.Co;. .... Tsingtao Manila

Dexco

Dhanamal i Dhanfimal Chellaram ... ... Yokohama

, Diadem L. J. Young ... ... ... Penang

Diaducts Diamond Metal Products Co.,.-Ltd. ... Singapore.

Dial H.Dialdas

E. Heacock

Dialdas b Sons, M.CO'. . ...... ...... Manila

Yokohama

Diamond Diamond & Co. ... ... ... Tientsin . .

Ri;, Diana Diastase Sales & Co. ... . , . ... Hongkong ., ,

, Sankyo & Co.,.Ltd. ... ,, , ... ,.Tokyo

Diastase Taisho Seiyaku Kaisha, Ltd. ... Tokyo

j Diate Salt Revenue District Inspectorate ••• Canton

1 Dibrell Dibrell Bros., Inc. ...

jt Dienfoor Yung Dah Elec. Qoj ..... ... ; Shanghai

.... Shanghai ,

| Diethelmco Diethelm & Co., Ltd. ... - ... Pen., Ban., Singapore

|! Diligent Diligent Hin Fat & Co., Ltd. . ... ... Hongkong

| Dilip

; Dimitriades. B.Kwok King Wang

Durlabhji & Co ; ... , ...... Kobe Hongkong

I Diplogerma . Dimitriades Bros. ... Tsingtao •

.German Legation ... ... Tokyo, Peping, iNan.

I Disap . American Trading' Co. ... ... Manila

Disap Presby, S. A. ... ... ... Manila

Disciples

■ Dispensary . United Christian

A. S. Watson & Co.Missionary... Society ...... Nanking Ho.,. Ti., Shanghai si I

Dispensary The. Hankow.Dispensary. ... Hankow

Dispensary . Tsingtao Pharmacy ... ... Tsingtao

Dispensary Hankow Dispensary, Ltd. ... ... Hankow

Dispensary,

Distamy Sandakan Dispensary, Ltd. ■ ... Sapdakan

. Soc.ITndochine

Francaise. des Distilleries De Hapoi. Sai.

, Diver , N. S. Moses & Co., Ltd. .... Hongkong:

Shanghai

I i Dixsena Dixon H. C- Dixon& Co.,SonLtd-Ltd'. : —• j ' Malaya

| Dmitrovsky Bendixsen Tientsin

Samuel Dmitrovsky

. Czechoslovakian Consulate ... , Yokohama

| Dnumgis

■ Dnumgis -Isaacs & Co. —• Yokohama

Yokohama'

i Dnumgis Palatine Insce. Co., Ltd. ... , Hongkong

[ Docburton Burton, Dr. C. S. ... Yokohama

I Dock . Yokohama Dock Co., Ltd. ... Kobe

1; Dock Kobe Shipyard'

Dockrill i Canadian Trading&; Engine

Co.,.Ltd.,Wprks j . Kobe Shaiigbai

S Dockyard . Kawasaki &'Grant Hongkong

}| Dodwell

Dodgecars . . South China Motor Car (yO. All Ports . , ,

|| Dogdo Dodwell Co., Ltd. Shanghai

. Mehta

t | Dogdo . Shroff, Son & Co,... . 1 Tokyo,

I | Doitsenryo

I -1 Dojinbyoin . Doitsu Senryo Gomel Kapha

. Dojin Hospital .... HankowKobe r , ,

Dollar . Dollar Lumber Co. Tientsin, Hankow

Dollar ., Robert Dollar Cq. (Steamship.... Line), All Ports .

I Dombey Dombey & SonCollege Shanghai

; ■ Domcoll St” Dominic’s ■; . — ■ . Foochow

_ -r-

! Dominicos . Spanish Dominican Procuration for Missions Hongkong

1 Dominion .. Canadian Legation ... ••• Tokyo

;11 Dominion Dominion Rubber Co.,j Ltd. of N. Z. ... Kelantan

l\ i: Donnelly

Donchonson . Tsingtao Land

. ,Dong Chong

■F-28 CABDE ADDBESSES

Cable Ad-. Fvrm Name Flnce

Dongcheong Dong Cheong-'Qyele and 'Motor''Co. ... ^Shanghai

Donlangco .... E.D. W.E. Langdon & Co., Inc. ... 'Shanghai

Donnelly Donnelly Tsingtao

Donriyu .. .Nakashima Trading Co. Tokyo

Hongkeng

Doree .... China Agricultural Development (A)., Ltd.

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (N. China), Ltd. ... All Ports

Doric . Tsingtao Hoekey Club

Doric Tsingtao

Dorpomos . Dor Po Co. Hongkong

Doshiboeki .. Doshi Trading Co., Ltd. Yokohama

Kobe

Dossa C. Dossa

Dossaco G. Dossa & Co. ... ' Osaka

Dougexport Osaka

Doubabchar .... Blackmar, M.

Baboud Mary

Doulatram .. Doulatram &; Sons Tientsin

Penang

Dovecot Doulatram & Co.

Doven Central Perak Rubber Co., Ltd. Kuala Lumpui-

Downs .. Dr. Downs Shanghai

Dracoman .. Theo. H. Davies & Co. Manila, Cebu

Draconian .. Davies k Co., Ltd., Theo;

Shanghai Dispensary, Ltd. ... H. ... Manila

Shanghai

Dragon Hongkong

Dragonlike .. Roza,Bros.

Roza C A. da ••• 1 longkong

Dragonlike

Draper . Cooper & Co. Hongkong

Dredgers .. Netherlands Harbour Works Co. Mac. Ho. Muk.

Dredging .... Chenderiang Mai. Per.

Dredging Atlantic GulfTin Dredging,

k Pacific Co. Ltd.

of Manila... Manila Singapore

Drew .. Drew & Napier ...

Drillien .. Francais M. M. Drillien . Saigon

Sarawak

Drug .. Kuching Drug Store ... .Hongkong

Druggists .. The China Dispensary Harbin

Druggist .. Druggist Co.

Drumar All Ports

Drumfrazco .... Marshall

Frazar & Co.Field & Co., Ltd Kobe, Osaka,

Yokohama

Drumgis

Drummondco! .... Czechoslovakian

Drummond & Co.Consulate ...... ■ Sandakan

Nanking

Drysdale .. I. F. Drysdale •& Co.

Dulfakirs Mohamed Dulfakir & Co. Singapore

Dulim .. Duran, Lira k Tuason Manila

Dullal .. M. Myers Shanghai

Dumfrazco ... Frazar & Co. ... ... Kobe

Dunbar L. Dunbar & Co. Hongkong

Hongkong

Dunfat

D unford .... Dunfat

Dunford Wood& Co., Ltd. .Perak

Dunlop Dunlop Plantations, Ltd. ... B&tu Anam

Dunlop .. Dunlop Rubber Co., Ltd. All Ports

Dunfo .j Dunfold & Co., Ltd. 1 Swatow

Dunroberts .. Duncan Roberts, Ltd. Singapore,

Duns .. Union Mechanical k Automobile Engrs. •Shanghai Kobe

Duobabchar

Dupire .. Baboud, Mary & Cie Singapore

.. Dupire Bros. & Co.

Dupire .. Hagnmeyer Trading Co., Ltd. Singapore

Dupirub ..... Dupire Morrell, Ltd. Singapore

Ti. Newc. flan

Dupont Du Pont de Nemours & Co., Inc. S’hai.,

Dupontdyes

Duregeco

..

..

Du Pont De Nemours Co., Inc.

Durege k Thomas, Ltd. PenangTsinan, Kobe

Dutiable Trade k Customs Dept. ... S’pore, Malacca

Dutiable

Duus .... Customs Dept. Co. Neg.

Kobe Sem.

Union Trading Medan

Durian Chartered Bank of India, Aus. k Oh. Shanghai

Durjoscom .. Europe Asia Trading Co'. Batavia, Bourabaya

Dutchman ., Koloniale Bank

 CABLE ADDRESSES F29

Cable Ad: Firm ’Name Place

Dury K. C. Dury Perak

Dutiable Trade & Customs

Dybuncio Dy Buncio & Co. Dept. Malacca

Manila

, Shanghai

Dyce Dyce & Co. ...

Dyers Bradford Dyers’ Assoc., Ltd. Shanghai

Dypac Dy Pac & Co., Inc. .Manila

Eagle ; . Ballingall & Co. ... ... ' ... Kobe

Eagle Futabaya & Co., Ltd. Tokyo

Eaglegold Abdulla & Co., E. M. Singapore

Kobe

Eandw jEa^t and West Trading Co.

Earcam C. M. Hoskins & Co. Manila

Easco Eastern Engineering Foochow

Easdenply Eastern Dental Supply&Co.Trading

... Co\ ... Singapore

Shanghai

Easporting "East China Sporting Goods 'Co,, Ltd. Shanghai, Canton

Eastabank Bank of East Asia, Ltd. Yokohama

Eastaco Eastern Trading Co. Sel. Penang

Eastasia East Asiatic Co- ' Weihaiwei

Eastdiff East Cliff Hotel ... Shanghai

Eastates Eastern Estates & Land Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Eastcliinco

Eastern East China Cq. ... Penang

Telegraph Co., Ltd., (Aus. & China) All Ports

Eastern Eastern Extension Aust. A China Teleg... Swatow

Easternco Eastern Trading Co. .. Manila

Easternile . Eastern Isles Import Corporation Singapore

Eastimexco Eastern Import-Export Co. ... - ^Shanghai

Eastino Eastern Insurance Office ...

Eastino fFinanoe, ’ Commerce Insurance Offibe. Shanghai Hongkong

Eastmart L. Adler

Eastmerco

Eastimexco H. Barkovith & Co. ... •••.. Singapore

Tientsin

Eastoptico Eastern Import-Export Co. ... Singapore

Eastern Optical Co.

Eastrading The Eastern Trading Co. (China), Ltd. . Yokohama Peiping

Eastrail -Chinese Eastern Railway Co. Ap, Singapore

Eastruco

Ebataco Eastern Rubber Co. Singapore

Ebensan T. Ebata & Shokai

J ebenstreit Co. ...Fr. Yokohama

Ebertexpot Ebert & Co., J., Shanghai

E. Bush. E. D. Bush & Co. Hongkong

Ebush Bush, Mack & Co., Fe'd. Inc. TT.'S.A ... Singapore Shanghai

Echeong E. Cheon Penang

Echo The' Straits Echo

Echon E Chong Co. Swatow

Eckmotors Eckford Motors, Ltd. n, i Chefoo

Economiser E-Ed,Green & Son, Ltd. Osaka

Manila

Edakeller A. Keller A Co., Ltd. ...

Edbush ’Bush Mack & Co. (Fed. Inc. U.S.A.) Shanghai

Ed butt

Eddie ’Gibson, Anderson, Butler & Go. U. Selangor

Shanghai

,

Edgar C. Eddie & Co. 'Singapore

Edgebuck Edgar Bros., Ltd.

West Disinfecting Go. Shanghai

Ed mil ,E. E. Elser . ... Manila

Ed oilworks ElSassoon

Dorado Oil Works Manila

Shanghai, Hongkong

Edsbankcoy. Banking Co., Ltd. T,. Tientsin, Shanghai

Education Evans & Sons, Ltd., Edward... iNahking

Education

Educator Educational Distributor

Educational Book Store , ... Manila ;

Edwin Reliance Tobacco Co. Shanghai

Efellas F.Fongkey

SI Elias& Co. ^Shanghai,,

Hongkong

Effective

Efflux Shanghai ■

American Metal Co., Ltd.

F30 - CABLE ADIDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Efilms Exhibitors’ Film Exchange of China Shanghai

Egalimport Egal & Cie. ' ' _ Shanghai

Egerlie Gerli & Co. Shanghai

Manila

Ego La Abdeen

H. Pureza , Singapore

Egyptian Ehlers & Co. • •. Shanghai

Ehlers

Ehrenpreis Kaufmann & Ehrenpreis\ ... Sourabaya

Ehwiemeier Wiemeier, E. H. ... Tientsin

Eidograph ...... . Tozai

E. HingMotors,

& Co. Ltd. : . ■ ......; r ... Tokyo Hongkong

Eikokubi

Eikwa Eikwa & Co. — :••• Shanhgai

Eikwa .. Eikwa ,Yoko ... Shanghai ,' -

... Shanghai

Eikwakenshibu ..... Eikwa Fenshibu ... ,

Einarius Einar Edwards ... Shanghai

Ejung ... Ohefoo llairmit (k)., l.td. . ... ... Chefoo

Ekann ... E. Kann & E Mavandoir. i.. , Shanghai

Ekitai Teikoku Sanso K. K. ... Dairen

Ekmans .. Ekmans Foreign Agencies,; Ltd., The ... Tokyo,

Shanghai Osaka, S’haL

Elbasha ... Ellis T. fjasha ^^ Hongkong

Elbtnirg ... Geo. Grimble & Co. ' ...

Eleclight .. Amoy Electric Light & Power Co. ... Amoy

Electeer .. Taiping Electrical,Supply,Cc- Perak ' , /

Singapore^

Electeng Municipal Elec. Dept.

Electric .. Foochow Electric Co., Ltd. Foochow

Electric ,..... Hongkong ElectricCo.Co., Hongkong

Electric Visayan Electric , Ltd. ... ... . Cebu

Electric ... Peiping Chinese Electric Light and Power Peping

Electrical - .. PorterCo.. Ltd.

... Macao

Electricity .. MaiCao Electric Lighting! Co.,' Ld.

Electro .. Vragg & Aanbod •.... Soerabayh :

Elee .... Aug. Tientsin J l

Elee

Elephant E. LeeMichels

' ’, .....^ ' .:. Tientsen

Shanghai

\

Pehrens & Sons, Sir J. ... Shanghai

Elephant .. D. C. Palfreeman

Elephajit ... Takemura & Co.... Osaka

Eiger .. Elked & Gerdts ... .... , .... Tokyo

Elias .. E. D. Sassoon Banking (Gorporajtion... Shanghai, Hongkong

Eligo .. Star Lithographic Co. • ... Shanghai

Elite ... J. H. Ellis & Sons Singapore

Elitlace .. Elite Lace Co. , ,••• Shanghai

Penang

Elixir .. Georgetown Dispensary, Ltd.

Elizalde ’.... Ellis

Elizalde A Co.' ... Shanghai

Elledga & Co.

Edgar Hongkong

Elraco .. Elm & _ ... Shanghai

Manila *

Elori

Elpecode .... ElChangOriente Fabrica de Tobacos...■

Yi CoF Tientsin

Elphinston .... E.S. Elphinstone

Awad & Co. > ... ... Taihoku

Manila (Taipeh)

Elssaawad Macao

Elteda .. Empresa Lusitana de Transports

Elzenith .. El Zenith Jewelry Store' ... Manila

Emba .. Bachrah Motor Co., ,Inc, ... Manila

Embroidery .... H. Swatow Trading Co. , ... ... Hongkong ,

Eindeebee

Emeco Henshelwood

.. Eastern Mercantile & Cohstr.• ...Co. ...... Singapore': Hongkong

r

Emens Emens . Shanghai

Emin M. & E.& Nathan...-

Co. ... .....!; . j ' , : ,:ViL... S’hai,

Singapore

Iloilo, H.EL

Emissarius . Y.M.O.A. of China

Emmafabriek ..

Emmandess .. J. L. Hunter Biljartfabriek “Emma” ... ... Batavia

... Shanghai

 CAB'LE ADDRESSES F31

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

| Emmandess iVTorreau, Spiegelberg &, Thompson ... Shanghai

Empire Empire Hotel Selangor

1 Empirefilm British Empire Film Co. .... Singapore

Hongkong

Empresloge Empress Lodge (Private

Malaya Publishing House ... Hotel) Singapore

I Empress Hongkong

I Emsco Empire Sales Co. ... Tientsin

I Emsfischer .Emil S. Fischer Bangkok

| Emueller E. Mueller Motor Agency...

' Enamel ' j, Associated Enamelware Companies ... Shanghai Yokohama

I Enbikei Nippon Sussan Kaisha, Ltd.

,I Endure

Enderleiin II. Enderlein Osaka

Manila

.Harris Memorial Training School Manila

| Endure Methodist Publishing House

| Energon Algemeene Ned. Ind. Elect. Myv N.Y. Sourabaya

Enelectico English Electric Co., Ltd. ... Tokyo, Penang, Perak

Eneswaico ■ J. Nippon Suitsuru Yakuhin Gomei K. , Tokyo

S Engincomer Leyseco

Chien Hsin China Co., Ltd.Co. G.m.b.H. Ltd. Shanghai

Engineering Shanghai, Hongkong

j: Engincomer Association of Engineers Singapore

L Engine Engineer J. F. Black & Co. Peiping

Tientsin

|f Englimeth ,v United Methodist Mission ... Peiping

Engravprin Bureau of Engraving and Printing, Hongkong

I Enilosag tjnion Motor Supply Co. ... Manila

Enkee Enkee Trading

Ennenberg Ennehberg & Co.Agency Kobe

Hankow

. -

Enryb N'ivea Co. Kobe

|s Enterland

Enso , F.China

B. Broad & Son

Entertainment k Land Investment Hongkong

Co'.; Ltd.

Enterland Kin g’s Theatre ... Hongkong ; =

Enterprise ,

Enthusiast Barry & Dodwell, Ltd. ... .... „ Chungking

Hankow .

Evans Pugli'& Co.

Enzedtimba New Zealand Perpetual Forests, Ltd. Hongkong, Hongkong

Shanghai

|i Equipment

Equipment Theatre Equipment C04 Ltd.

Office Equipment Co. Shanghai

hanghai ..

■SSourabaya

Erbmohit (0091) . Kickhoff & Co.,

Erdmann Erdmann & Sielcken Manila

Erlgalinc Erlanger and Galinger,, Inc., .. . Manila, Tientsin ,

Erpiorient Western Electric Co., of Asia Manila

Erquiaga B. de Erquiaga, Inc. Shanghai

Erreves Jensen k Go. Hongkong

Ersel Agips Tea Sales ... ••• . Hongkong

I Ersel Exporters &. Impts;: Cooperative Co. Tientsin

’ Eruco IE astern Rug Co. Peiping

I Eruco Hua Mao Trading Co.

I Escherwyss Escher Wyss Engineering Works Ltd. ... Tokyo Manila

f Escodrugco Escolfca; Drug Co.

Escompto Nederlandsch Indischi Esoompto Sourabaya, Padang

|f Eshing

Eseskwan Maatschappy

Kwan Chiu & Co'. Tientsin

.. E. Shing & Co.- ' .... Shanghai

Shanghai

Esjavooil

* Eskelund Sidney J. Powell Shanghai

Eskelund & Co.- Shanghai

' Eskimo Shanghai Elec. Construction Co., Ltd. Tokyo

^ Espab Sakmna Pabco'Industrial

Oversea Trading SyndicateCo. Penang

;f Esperanza

Esparto Shanghai.

| Especo .. Esperanza

Manila HatGamgeFactory' .... Manila

Essence Jl Ellinger & Co. ... Sourabaya [, VI

•- Essoco Esso Co. ... ”• Shanghai

F32 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Essigsilk . Emile Essig .... w* Shanghai

Estafette 1ST. Y. Hollandisch-Amerikaansche

Estasiatic . AsiatiqueMij.et Afrieaine ...(Dept. ’Est. Sumatra

CiePlantage

Esternile . Asiatique

Eastern Jsle Francais)-

Trading Co. ... ... Saigon

Manila

Esvececo

Eswysco . Shanghai Vacuum Cleaning & Storage-Co. Shanghai

. Escher Wyss Engineering Works Ltd., The Tokyo

Etlin , Etlin & Co. ... ... • Singapore

Etnocel

Etramco . Tientsin Strawbraid and Export ©0. Inc.... Tientsin.

• Eastern Transport Co. . , ... Shanghai

Efczine . W. Etzine & Co. ... ' r ... Kobe

Europasia . Furhmeister & Co. • T’sin, Shanghai, Han.

Europe

Evangel .. Europe

Missionary HotelHorae ‘ ........ ... Singapore

Shanghai

Evangeline . Nagasttku Seiji ... Yokohama

Evansco

Evatt . H. W. Evans &: Co. Negri Sembilan

Evatt .. Evatt &Chamber

Penang C6. of Commerce.... . Malaya

Penang

Eveche Vicariat Apostolique de Yiinnanfu ... Yunnanfu

Evely . La Estrella-del Norte, ... ... Manila

Evenian . Levon, J. Evrenian ... Tientsin

Eveninpost .. Shanghai Evening Post and’Mercury ... Shanghai

Hongkong,

Everbright

Everseal . The China Metal Mfg.,

Everseal Manufacturing Co Co., Ltd. Shanghai Macao

Excellence . Excelsior Co. . Hongkong

Excelsior . E. G. Clarke & Co. ... Shanghai

Exchange .... J.F. A.E. Joseph

Joseph ...... '. ■...... Hongkong

Hongkong

Exchange

Excigcomp Tientsin, Chefoo

.... Express

Dodge CigaretteLtd.,

Co. ,... All Ports

Eximco

Eximgre ;. J. Grein& Seymour

& Go: , (New York) ITJS.A. Shanghai Changsha '

Eximport .... F.JacksGzarnetski

& Co., Malaya ... ..: Malaya

Expanded

Experience .. James Craig. Ltd. Selangor

Explanate Grosvenor Trust, Ltd. Shanghai

.... Lowe, Bingham Far East i '

Explanate

Export Colombo Export &Co.Matthews... Kobe

Tientsin

Export .. Asia Export Co. ... .

Export . American Oriental Fur Agency Tientsin

Exporter Societa Commisionaria di Esportazione,

.. e di Importazione

Malayan Daily Express ... Singapore

Selangor ■

Express Hongkong

Expressly . F. H. Mody

Ezekiels . M. Ezekiel & Sons ... Singapore

Ezelco .. Zellweger & Co. , ... Yokohama

Faci . F.A.O.I. (Ate,li,ers et Chajgfiras d’Ind.) Saigon

Fachtman .. Fachtinann, R. Yokohama

Hongkong

Faeorn .. Faith & Co. ,.f Shanghai

Factor .4 China Merchants Pongee Assocn., Inc....

Factor .. King Chong Loong Oo. Tsingtao

Factuhank .. Manufacturers Bank of China, Ltd. Shanghai

Manila

Facundo

Fahsing .... Facundo.Frisk

Watts Trvino ...

Fairfield .. F. W. Hammond & Co, , Tientsin

Tokyo

Fairchild

Fairglen .. Fairchild & Op,, Ltd. Tientsin

.. Fairy Glen Private Hotel ... Kiukiang

Fairplay Merchandise Trading Co.. ... Kobe

Faizullabhoy

Fajardo .. E. Faizullabhoy .... ... Kobe

Manila

.; Fajardo, Juan ...

 GABLE ADDRESSES F33:

CaM&j 'Ad: Firm ft(tone Place

Famawire De Jong, F Shanghai

Famarods Maison F. Mathieu Soc. Ame.

Famarods

Famrel E.China

F. V.International

Barnes Famine Relief .... Com. Hongkong Hongkong

Han. Ti. Pep., S’hai. ;

Fanling

Fanlo

Hongkong

Flex. F. Fanlo

Corpn. Mukden

Manila . ■’

Fanosawa J.-Gsawa & Co. ... Kobe

Fanpellim Fook Tai Co-. ; ' ...' Hongkong

Fanpellim Rainbow Nepnlite Go., Ltd. ... Hongkong ;

Fapum Hong Kong Automobile Assn. Hongkong

Eareast Far Eastern Commercial Ageripy

Fareast H. Bollenhagen ... 1 ... , Hongkong

Fareastein' Far-Eastern Insurance Co.; ... .Shanghai, :-

Tientsin .;

Fareastico

Farimex Far Eastern Investment>Cq.

Far Eastei-n Imp. & Exp. Co. ... ••• 1 ■ - Shanghai

... Shanghai

Farmer Wm. Farmer & Co. Canton

Far ribam Shanghai Dock & Engineering Co., Ltd... ■SHongkong hanghai

Farseeing P. T. Farrell

Far Eastern Shipping Co. ...Co. £‘ Hongkong

Farshipeo

Farview

Fasuco Far-Eastern Review .. : iShanghai ;

Singapore

Fatechand Yoong Cheong

Fatechand & Sons Shoe Co. Kobe

Faare E. Falire Kobe

Faversham Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corp. Manila

Fayorparts Favour Auto Parts Co., The .... •Hongkong

Feole F.China

Cole Feather

& Co. Co., Ltd. ... Hongkong

Featherco Shanghai t-il

Federal Federal Dispensary, Ltd. ... Per. Selangor

Federated Federated Engineering Co., Ltd. 'Selapgor

Manila 'i -

Federation Germann & Co., Ltd. .... Canton, Hongkrwig •

Feldbobe f. Feid & Co:, Ltd. v ...:

Feldstein Tientsin Tracing Co. ... , . ... Tientsin

Felix Felix Hat Shop 1 .... , ... PeraK Hongkong : i ;

Felspar Osborne t f e Chappel, •-

Femor Far East Motors ... ... Hongkong

Fencibles John D. Humphreys

Peak Tramways & Son ...... ■

Co., Ltd.

• Hongkong

... MukdenHongkong;, ; •'

Fencibles

Fentimine North

Santos East Mining Administration Hongkong ;

Ferdy

Fergyeo John H. Ferguson & Co. ... •Shanghai n

Ferikon S.E. Fabem -Shanghai

Fermont Fermont Cuypers, N.Y. Batavia

Fernanoo Fernandez & Co. ; .... -Manila ; •;

Fernandez Fernandez Hermanos, Inc. Manila

: Hongkong

Fernandina M. Fernandez ... ; Singapore

Fernando Malay Peninsula Agency ...

Fernstalk American Board Mission Tientsin

Foochow

Fernstalk Kate C. Woodhull Hospital .... Manila

Ferroco Manila Railroad Co.' -

Ferroconco Hongkong Engineering Ji ConstruetionCo. Hongkong Shanghai :

Ferrostaal Ferrostaal A. G. ... S hai., Han., Nanking

Fesco Far EasternCo.Sanitary Co: ••• •Tokyo

Festaka Takahashi

Fetcol

Fette Franco Eastern Trading Cb. ... ..j 1 S’pnre,

Peiping

H’kong

Fette

Fette ■FAmerican

ette RugChamberCo., Inc.ofU.S.A.

Couimerce- ... lot Peiping Shanghai

Fette Peiping Rugs

Fez F. E. Zuelling. Inc. Jit Manila

Fiat

Fibres Fiat S. A. j(Ihc-) in Italy) Singapore

:Shanghai ' ' '

Fichter Lustre Fibres,

Anderson Clayton Ltd.& Co. ... Osaka •

Y-2

F:m CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad \ Firm Name Place

Fideus Haworth

Tokyo

Fifgel Fiegel Shokai Amoy

Field

Fiedler Whitfield & Co. Shanghai

Figueras Cafe Federal

Figueras Hermanos Manila

Figures H. Davis & Co. Selangor

Figures Payne, Davies & Co. ... Perak

Filgar Philippine Guaranty Co., Inc. Manila

Fililumber Filipinas Lumber Co., Inc. Manila

Shanghai

Filmhome

Finance Red Seal Film Co. China, Ltd. Kobe, Y’hama, Tokyo

Finance Pearson & Co. ... ... Shanghai

Finansbank Finance & Commerce Shanghai

Finance Banking Corpn., Ltd.

Findunill Findlay Millar Timber Co. ... Manila

Finearts Pol Land Silk Hosiery Co. ... Canton

Finelight

Finlandia Continental Flashlight Mfg. Co., Ltd. Hongkong Sh., Tsingtao, Ti.

Finlandia Consulate

Legation forforFinland

Finland Tokyo

Finlor Goodyear Orient Co., Ltd. ... Singapore

Finnagency Finnish Consulate ... Kobe

Shanghai

Finocchiaro

Fir House G. Finocchiaro & Co.,Italian Marble Works Hongkong

Ma Clinic

Firestone Firestone Tire and Rubber Co. Manila, S’pore., S’hai.

... Yokohama

Firma Yokohama Fire & Marine Ins. Co.

Firnatex Warner Bros. First National Pictures Tokyo

(Japan) Inc. ... ... ...

Firthsteel Thos. Firth & John Brown Ld., (Sheffield, Osaka, Tokyo

England)

Fischer E. Fischer Osaka

Fishfilm Fishers, Ltd. Singagore

Hongkong

Fishrich American Flour Co. The ... Hongkong

Fishstore Hongkong Fish Store Singapore

Fisktire Fisk Rubber Co.

Fisktire The Fisk Tire Co., Inc. Manila

Fisktyre The Fisk Tyre Export Co., Inc. Shanghai

Fittwo H. Fittkau Shanghai

Shanghai

Fitzgerald 'G.Pacific

Fitzgerald ... ... Shanghai

Flagstand Trading

Y. M. C. A. Co. Han., S’hai., Tientsin

Flamingo

Fleet H. A. Fleet Tientsin

Fleisado Standard Brands of Asia, Inc. Yokohama

Fleming F'Laleming Bros. ... Perak

Manila

Florintal Flor de Intel Cigar Factory

Florintal O. G.FlorMaerk Shanghai

Manila

Florluzon

Floro La de Luzon Cigar Factory Manila

Floro Bros Floro, Martiniano Manila

Flourish Manila

Chiu Bros.Blue Printing Co. Hongkong

Flourman Kong Chee &Cheong

Flowerdew

Fluoric Flowerdew Co. ... Selangor

Flushness Foster McClellan

Swatow Weng LeeCo. Co. Shanghai,

Hongkong Si.

Foamcock Yee Oheong & Co. Hongkong

Foantar

Fobesco Foan Tar & Co.,Ltd.Ltd. Shanghai

Focktai Fobes

Fogbane Fock Tai

Hognkong, Singapore

Fohka Fogden Brisbane

Volkart Bros Agency .k Co. ... L. Tientsin

Foho

Fokko China Express Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Fokkes & Koch ... ...

Folasmidth ' F. L. Smidth & Cm ... lus Tokyo

Peiping, Tokyo,' STiii.‘

 CABLE: ADDRESSES F35

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Fongbros ... Fong Brothers & Co. ... ... Hongkong

Fongnamsang ... Fong Nam Sang & Co. .... ... Singapore

Fongtsuen British-American Tobacco Co. China, Ld. Canton

Foodrug ... International Food & Drug Co. ... Shanghai

Foohsiang ... Oriental Trading & Engineering Co. ... Tientsin

Fookee ... General Electric Co. of China, Ltd. ... Mukden

Fookonwing ... Fook On Wing, Ld. ... ... Hongkong

Foonghupsing ... Foong Hup Sing Foundry ... ... Ipoh, Perak

Footease ... Foot Ease Hosiery Mil ... ... Ho.,- Shanghai ■

Footrule ... Elliott Hazzard ... ... Shanghai

Fooxco ... Foox

Foowei ... Foo Wei Co. ' ... ... Wei-Hai-Wei

Ford ... China Inland Rotors Fed. Ine. E-S.A. Hankow

Ford ... Ford & Delaihofe! ... ... Selangor

Fordcar Wallace, Harper & Co., Ltd. ... ... Hongkong

Fordire ... Ford Hire Services ' .. ... Shanghai

Fordmalaya ...

Fordmotor Ford Motpr

Ford Motor Cat

Go. ofCo.Malaya,

of Japan,Ltd.Ltd. ...... Singapore

YTiama

Fordmotor ... Ford Motor Co., Inc. ... ... Shanghai

Foreigny ... Foreign Y.M.C.A. of Shanghai ... Shanghai

Foremost ... Keng Lee & Co; ... ... Singapore

Forenex ... J. D. Lewis ... ... Osaka

Forsterco ... G. P. Forster & Co:,; Ltd. ... ... Shanghai

Fortune

Foster ...... L.R. Moses

T. Foster ...

... ...

... Shanghai

Negri SembilaiY

Fotrad ... Foreign Trading Co. ... ... Hongkong

Fouchong ... S. Molchanoff Pechatnoff & Co. ... Hankow

Foufoong ... Fou Foong Flour Mill Co.,’Ltd. Shanghai

Fox ... Fox Bros. & Co., Ltd. ... ... Kobe

Foxfilm ... Fox Film Corporation (East), Ltd. ... Singapore, H’kong

Foxfilm ... Fox Film Federal; Inc,, U.S.A. ... Shanghai

Foxfilm ... Fox Eiga Kaisha ... ... Tokyo

Foxhound ... Royal Exchange Assurancfe ... ... Singapore

Foxhound ... British Equitable Assurance Co., Ltd. Singapore

Foxstar ... Fox and Morrison ... ... Tientsin

Fraliguori ... F.

Framboise ... Craik, D. McLeod ... ... Penang

Framboise ... Swan & McLaren ... ... Penang, Singapore

Framinsure, ... Cie Franco-Americaine d’Assurance ... Sh., Hankow, Saigon

Framboise ... Swan and MadLaren ... Singapore

Framroz ... Framro & Co. ... ... Singapore

Framroze ... F. R. Dastoor & Co. ... ... Shanghai

Franbert

Francasia ...... Garcia

AssuranceandFranco

GarciaAsiatique ...... ...... Manila

All Ports _

Francecom ... TheFrenchChamberof Commerce of China T’sin., Sh., Hankow

Francellis ... Ellis & Hays ... Shanghai

Francimpor ... France Import ... ••• Hongkong, Hankow

Francosib ... S’hai Engineering & Contracting Co.. Shanghai

Framgar

Franclav ..... Garage Central

F. Howard-Ford... ...... ...... Tientsin

Harbin

Franho ... St. Francs Hotel ... ... Hongkong

Franip ... Banque Franco daponaise ... ... Tokyo

Franklin ... Thompson & Co. ... ... Kobe

Franklin ... Franklin & Co. ... ... Tientsin

Franklinac ......

Frankpecoe Franklin A. C.,

Peek & Go., Ltd. f.i.c. ... ...

... Hongkong

Singapore, Batavia

Fransiabank ... Banque Franco Chinoise ... ... Harbin

Fransulat ... French Consulate ••• All Ports

Frangar ... Garage Central ... ... Ti.

 GABLE ADDRESSES '

Cable Ad'. Place

Frantz O. Frantz

.j Singapore

Fraser Tata &; Co., Ltd. Singapore ! 1

Fraser ' Fraser & Co. .a

Fraser Peter Fraser & Co. ..V Kobe

F raternity Fraser'&' Co. ... Shanghai j

F rastrateco Frazar Efitate CoF Tokyo

Frawei F. Weiss .... a. Osaka

Frawithers Fraser k Co., Lt., George ... , Shanghai i

Frazar Frazar Federal Inc., tl.S.A. All Ports

Frazer Manchurian Merchant Trading Co. ... Harbin

Freag Far-Eastern Grocer’s Advocate , Hongkong j

FredwilcO .. Fred Wilson & Co., Inc. ... Manila

Fredkew Fred !Kev/ & Co. ... Hongkong

Shanghai

Freebac ’Tobaccb Trading Corporation Bangkok

Freelcress Siam Free Press Co. ... Manila

Freepresa Philippines Free Press ...

Freixas Freixas & Co. .... a. Manila

Hankow

French School .. Ecole Municipale Franca,is Hongkong

Fresh food Hongkong Fresh Foqd'Supply Co. ... Hongkong

F renstor French Store ... ...

Fretekkah .. ■ Soc. Francaise des Mines . Perak

... Pep. Ti. Sh.

Freunder International Bye Products Co.

Frigerabat Shanghai Ice, & Cold Storage Go... Shanghai

, Ltd. ... ... . ... Tsingtao

Frinke Brupo Frinke

Fritzke Walter Fritzke ... Tokyo.

Froiman Froiman Co. ... ... Tientsin ■• .

Frozen ! ... Lim Khcon Hirig. Singapore

Fruit Hones’ Furniture ... Hongkong

Fuchsrens Fuchs & Rens, Ltd. E. Sum.

Fuchung a. Fu Chung Kaaiikow.Wood Oil Corp. Ld. Tientsin

Fuchung Tientsin Wharf and Godown Go., Ltd. Tientsin

Fuchung The Fu Chung Corporation Tientsin, Nanking

Fu elite British& Naval Shanghai

Fuhlee Hall Holtz, Office

Ltd. Tientsin, Shanghai

Fujioka Tokyo Electric Co., Ltd. ... Yokohama

Fujiyama Fujiyama .. Hongkong

Fujiyama Fuji Paper Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Fukube Hattori Shdten ... Yokohama

Fukiendrug Fukien Drug Co., Ltd. Amoy.

Fukientimes Fukien Times .. ... Manila

Fukuiyoko Fukui Yoke , Paper Dealers Shanghai ,

Fukusho Fukusho Co. ... ... ... Dairen

Fukushima Fukushima & Co. Shanghai

Fukusei Fukusei Co. :.. Tsingtao

Fukuyama Fukuyama

Fulford

Fulgentio G. T. Fulfprd Co., Ltd. of Canada ... Mukden

Trading Co.

Shanghai, Singapore

Fulgura Denis FrerCft dHtidochine, S. A. Saigon

Bergmann Electric Co. Shanghai

Fuloshanco

Fulton Frodsham Co., Ltd. Peiping

Fulton & Co., Ltd. Yokohama

^umagalli

Fun Flhina Silk Co. ... Shanghai

Fun Fun Health Resort Penang

Miami Beach Hotel Penang

Fungmanter

Fuper Fung Manter k Co. Hongkong

17

urnic Fukien Paper Manufg. Co., Ltd. Foochow

Furnishing International Furnishing Co. Hongkong

Furnistore Bangkok Furnishing

The. Sun Wah Co. Co. ... Penang. I'angkok i

Singapore

 CA&LE ADDRESSES F37

Cable Ad : Firm ifarfte Place

Furnprinoe v.v• Furness (Far East), Ltd. ... ...| Hongkong, S’hai

Furstudio ...... The Furniture Studio

FurukaWa: Electric Go., Ltd.

Hongkong

Furueleco Tokyo, Yokohama.

Furukawa .<,> Fur Ftirukawa Eledtric Cd., Ltd. Dai. Sh. Tientsin

F urwool Wool Trading Co. Mukden, Harbin

... Fhso Marine

F usokatjo' ... Tanuki Ya (K. Abe & Co.) & Fire Insce. Co. Shanghai

Futaby Tokyo-

Port Edward

Futai Fpck Tai

Futehally ... Futehally

Gaboco .;. Gabbot & Co. ... ... Shanghai

Gabor ’ /N.Y..’s Gravenhaagsche Induisstriel en. j Harbin

( Handel Maatschappij Hongkong

Gabun G. A. Burn Manila

Gacanfiac i ... Canadian Pacific Railway

Steamships,

Gacanpac Canadian Pacific Co. Ltd All Ports

Gadsby ... J. Gadsby Tokyo

Gaflac ... Gen’l. Accidt. Fire Li£e Assur. Corpn. Shanghai, S’pore

Gakelline .... Gaskell & Co., ' . Manila,

'Galang ...• Galang Besar Rubber Plantations, Ld. Poeloe, Galang

Shanghai, Haiikow

Gale ... L. e: Gale & Co. (Fed. Inc., U.S.A.). .Tjenusin

Galatis ... General Trading Co. ... ... Tientisin

Galatis ... D. E. Galatis ... i , .... »»»- Shanghai

Gallop ... H. B. Gallop

G amber ... Malaya Film Pervicd ... Singapore

G ammeter ... E. O, Gammeter & Co. . ... Singapore

Gammon ... Gammon (Malaya) Ltd. Singapore

Ganosh ... Ganesh Printing Works. .... Penang

Gansmoe ... • T. B. Gansrnoe ... Kobe

Malacca

Gaol ... Prison Department

Gapastate ...... W. W. R. M. Stettos • Shanghai

Garcia J. Garcia ... Singapore

Ga r diner ... W. H. Gardiner ... ... ... Shanghai

Gar dona ..v Neder.landische Handel Maatschappij. Hongkong, S’pore.,

Garenri ,M ; i, .N.v. ...

... New Orleans Commercial. Co. _ nb! b Manila

Gasconbabs Geo.; Simmons & Co. ni-I • ; j Shanghai Hongkong

Gasimmons, .., Gascon Motor Co. .. . .

Gasimmons ...1' Deo. A. Simmons & Co. ... , ... Shanghai

Gaslight ... Shanghai Gas Qo., Rtd. ... .... ■ Shanghai

Gassmann ,...■ ;.Gassmann & Cd.* ... Shanghai

Manila

Gasworks ... Manila Gas Corporation ... Shanghai

Gates 'Frank Gates ... ... Tientsin.

Gatlifl ... Hardy Gatiff & Co., Ltd., Walter ... Tokyo

Gatom ... MacMillan Export Co. ... Malacca

Gaurdian b. Malacca Guardian, Ltd. Hongkong

Gauthier ... Gauthier & Co. ...

Gawbros ... Gaw Bros., Ltd. ... ... ; . .» Singapore

Shanghai

Gebird G. E. Bird ., rj-j. .y Kobe

Gebork ... G. Borkowsky ...r •• •••

Gebbwen ... Bowen & Co. .‘. . jb Manila Shanghai

Geddes ... Geddes Tdg. & Dairy Farm Co., Ltd. Kobe"

Gid'dori

Geddri'^' ......' Gedeon

Atlas IceFreres ...

Co., Ltd. ... Malacca

’ Perak, Malacca

Geeteedee ... George Town Dispensary, Ltd. Shanghai

Gemac ..., German Machine CO.

Gemaco ... General Machinery Co., Inc. ••• . Manila

Manila

Genatoco ... Genato & Co. .... Yokohama

Generasso ... Home F. Schoen ... ... . Yokohama

Gencrasso Insurance Co.

F38 ( CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad : Firm JS-ame Place

Genesoi La Generale Soies Shanghai . i :,

Genfer ... M. A. Genfer .... Harbin

Gen forge ... General Forge, products (1929), Ltd.... Shanghai

Genhosp ... Shanghai General Hospital Shanghai

Genji Kato & Co. ... ... Yokohama

Genlectrie ... Ghas. A. Sdhieren Cte'ii H’kong, Shanghai

Genlectric ... General Electric Co. of'China, Ltd. Tientsin, Shanghai

Genlectric ... Fraser & Chalmers’ Engrg, Works ... Shanghai

Genmo ... General Motors Japan Ltd. ... Toyko

Genmotac ... General Motors Acceptance Corp. Osaka

Genmotjava NjV. General ■Mo'tors1 Batavia

Genpa ... General Paint Corporation Shanghai

Gensburger ... Gensburger & Co. ... Shanghai

Genshoto ... The Mercantile Co. • ... Shanghai

Genstore ... General Store Selangor

Gentaro ... Tanaka & Co. Osaka

Gentraders ... Shanghai Engineering Co.,' Shanghai

Genuinely ... The Globe Trading Cb. Hongkong

Genyue ... Poy G. Lee 1 Shanghai

Geo Francos ... Frank & Co. .... Manila

.n. Batu

Geology ... Geological Survey Gajah

Geomath ... George Matheson & Co. Shanghai

Georgeston ... George Bros. Swatow

Geranchine ... Banque Franco Chinoise ... All Ports

Germinal ... Germinal Cigar & Cigarette Factory Manila

Gerondal ... A. E. Gerondal Hongkong

Gershevich ... Gershevich Bros. ... Tientsin, Shanghai

Gerzco ... Gerz & Co. Tientsin

Gestetner ... N. Y. Handel Mij. Gestetuer Batavia

Gestetner ... D. Gestetner (Eastern), Ltd. Singapore, H’kong.

Gestetners . Gestetner Duplicators Shanghai

Getco ... General Trading Co. Hongkong

Gevic .... Abeygoonas Sekera Bros Singapore

Getz ... Getz Bros. & Co. ... All Ports

Geyer ... Hans Geyer Bangkok

Giarc .... Craig & Co., Ltd. Singapore

Gianchand ... 'Kashmir Silk Store Hongkong

Giansingh ... Gian Singh & Co. Selangor

Gibb . ... Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ltd. /H’kong, Foochow,

V Shanghai

Gibbs ... Gibbs & Co., Ltd. Yokohama

Giblet, ... Phoenix Assurance Co., Ltd.... Hongkong

Gibmac ... J. H. Gibson Manila

Gibslaw ... Gibbs and McDonough Manila

Gidaiyoko

Gi leap ...••• Capstick

Gidai Yoko ... ... ... Shanghai

Gild ... H. Gild ... Tientsin

Giles ... St. Giles British School ... Singapore

Gilfillan ... Adamson, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd. Tsingtao

Gillis ... I. Yf. Gillis ... Penang, Singapore

Gillon ... Gillon & Co. ... ... Peiping

Gilman ... Gilman & Co., Ltd. ■ ... r Hankow,Hongkong

Canton, Yokohama

Gimhua ... Lira'Sae Gjm Cp. Manila

Gimsehg ... Beng Swee & Co., Ltd. Penang

Ginszu ... Li & Co. Hankow

Gipoo _ Gipperich & Ho., E. Hongkong

Gipperich ... McKesson & Robins, Inc. ... ... Tientsin

Girard ... Getly Cb., The ... Shanghai

 CABLE ADDRESSES lap

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Gishoyoko Gisho Electric Co. ... ... Tientsin

Glacis Hongkong & Canton Ice Manufg. Co. Hongkong ,, r.>

Gladness Woo & Nash Hongkong ' v :

Glaiserman J. M. Glaisermani Inc. ... Manila ; bn '

Glanzmann Glanzmann k Co. . ... Shanghai

Glass Chua Yap Manila

Glass Glass Products Trade & Industrial

Co., Ltd. ’Harbin ■,.)

Glass Asahi Glass Co., Ltd. Tokyo

GledhillT. Allen & Gledhill ... Johore, Singapore

S’hai, Hankow, T’tsin

Glenline Glen Line Eastern Agencies, Ltd. Negri Sembilan

G'enny Dr. E. Glenny ...

Globance Liverpool & London & Globe Insee. Shanghai

Co., Ltd. ... ... ...

Globe Liveroool k L’don & Globe Insce. Cp, Tokyo, Hongkong

Singapore ■}

Globe Lun Hee Chang, Ltd. Hongkong

Glomobile The Globe Automatic Co., Ltd. Hongkong .>

Gloucester , The Gloucester

Gmehling Gmehling & Co. ... Shanghai

Gofoetanabe Tanabe Gohei Shoten Osaka

Shanghai ■ J! nO ;

Gobhai Gobhai Karanjia, Ltd. San Francisco

Godavery Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn. ... Hongkong

Goddard Goddard & (Douglas Tientsin

Godgani E. Vernaudon

Godowns H’kong & K’loon Wharf & Godown Co Hongkong ■

Godwin Godwin Holgate & Co. (F. East), Ltd. Singapore

Goertz Goertz &; Diener, Ltd. Hankow

Goessle R. F. Goessle ... ... ... ’ Singapore

Gokuya O. Makino, Esq. ... ... Tokyo

Gold an Konietzke & Goldan Motor Works ... Tientsin Tientsin ri

Goldbrofur Gold & Bros, Inc. Hongkong

Goldenstar Golden Star Trading Co., Ltd., The Hongkong

Goldenpond K. C. Chiu Tientsin '

Golder Konietzke ... ••• ••• f Hongkong O

Goldfinch Clover Flower ShOp^

Hongkong Nursery, The red Hongkong

Goldfirch Osaka, Kobe

Gomumari lida & Co. Shanghai

Gondamow C. -H. Gonda

Gonzalo Punyat

Gonpu Puyat Music House . Manila '

Gonpu Good Books, Pictures & Works of ■Singapore

Goodbooks Art, Ltd.

Goodridge Kobe Engineering Works ... Osaka, Kobe

Goodrush Yokohama Rubber Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Goods Traders Co. ... ... Amoy

Goodyear Goodyear Tire & Rubber Export Co.. Sumatra Shanghai, Manila

Goodyear Goodyear Rubber■ Plantations Co. ... Hongkong

Gordon

Gorkom Gordons Ltd. Batavia

J. Van Gorkom & Co., N.V. Tokyo

Goshfrazco Frazar & Co. ... ... Shanghai

Gosho Gosho Kabushiki Kaisha ... Singapore

Goessele . GoPssele, R. F. Singapore

Gossgae United Exporters, Ld., Osaka

Gothloid Otomune & Co. ... ... Tokyo, Osaka *

Goticus Gadelius & Co., Ltd. Tokyo >

Goticus Boving & Co., Ltd. ... ... Hongkong

Gotla P. D. Gotla & Co. Shanghai >

Goullart P. Goullart ... _ Tientsin <•

Govern bank Central Bank of China

‘E40 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Plate

Govsec Secretariat Sarawak

Graca Graca & Co. Hongkong ‘ !

Gi aciani J. Graciani & Co. Kobe * •

Gradatim A. L. Anderson & Co. Shanghai

Grafonola Columbia Gramaphone Co. . . Tokyo, Kobe

Graham Teluk Anson Cash Chemists ... Teluk Anson

Grama Man'ila Grafica, Ihc: Manila

Grand Hotel The Grand Hotels, Ltd. :t Harbin, Tsingtao

Granitoid Bitzer & Co. •• .V: Hongkong '

Granite Brash & Smith ... ... ... Perak

Graphite Japan Graphite Refining & Mfg. Co., Ltd. l: Kobe

Grasano Asano Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. ... Tokyo

Graval The Ajit Singh Brbs. Hongkong ■ •

Grayehlock Concrete Products, Ltd. Hongkong

Grearaimc

Grease Araneta, Inc. Gregorio ... ...l Hongkong

Manila

Great A. P. Greayes

Mington Forwarding arid Express... Co. ... Tientsin

Greateast Great Eastern Hotel ... ... Selangor

Greateast

Greatest Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. •Selangor, Si. >

Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. Sai. Manila, Bangkok

Greathotel Great Eastern Hotel Manila

Greatwall The Hwa Chang Company, Ltd Hankow

Gredispen Great Eastern Dispensary Shanghai ' > ■

Greenland

Greenland Greenland

Hongkong, Jd/agap

Green Island Cement, Co.., Ltd.

Greenwood Gill & Co. Tokyo

Greggcar The Gregg. Co., Ltd. •Manila

Gregorian T. M. Gregory & Co. ... Hongkong

Greig M. W. Greig & Co. ... ■ Foochow

Greiss

Greiwis North China Fur'& Co. Ti.

Molnar & Greiner Shanghai

Greiwis Olien en Yetten Import en Export

Maatschappij (Olimpex) Shanghai

Grenard L. ■ Grenard & Co. Sh. . ' : ■.•

Grenier Charles Grenier & Son* Ltd. ... ... \f Per., Sel., Negri

Grifco . Sembilan •

Grille Griffith & Co. ... ... Hongkong!

Grill C. J. Grill

Max Grilk ) Tsingtao

Shanghai ;

Grimshaw R. Grimshaw Shanghai

Grinsten Far Hakodate.

Grobnol

Groseribs W. S.Eastern Trading Co. ...

Longborg ... Shanghai

Grosvenor - J. F. Grose & Co. ... Hongkong, -

Groversims , J.Grosvenor

Grover Hotel

Sims ... ...... Singapore .

Kobe

. *

Guardian Guardian Assurance Gp- ••• Yokphama . .

Guardian “ Malacca Malacca

Guanmoh ,

Gubbay Guan MohGuardian

Co. ” . ... .. , Perak

Gubs E.D. M.Gubbay

Gubbayfe/Sons ...

... , ... Kobe

. ... Shanghai

Guentzel

Guianto Handel Mij. Gentjzpl ’Corporation.

>Sr Schumacher E. Sum. Padang?.Si.

Guillca General

G.Italian Commercial

E. Campbell . . ... ' Shanghai

: : ... , Manila

Guira Hospital for Chinese/ ... Pepin g

Gula Gula-Kalumpong Ilubber Estate's/ Ld- Perak

Gully

Gumco ‘ Gully & Co., J. ...' ! ... ' ■ ' Tientsin

Gunyon /C.Dunlop

GunyonRubber Co. ... ‘Kobe

Gurvich Fancy Goods Store : Canton

Kobe

Gussie Hongkong PublisHirig Bureau 'Hongkong

 CABLE AiDDRESSES F4l

Cable Jid: Firm, Name Place

Guthrie .r,; . Guthrie & Co., Ltd. ■ .... . P’ang, Perak.E.Sum.

(Juttnidge .... Guttfri'dge & Chambers, Ihc. ... Manila

Guzdar t... Guzdar & Co ... Hankow • ,

Gysom ... internatioaiaI.Engine'ering Coi Biuigkok

Habibullah ... II. M. Habibullah Co. ... 1 Shanghai

Habiture

Hachiro Huttenbach, Lazarus &•-Sonsj-... Ltd. .:i Si. Penang

... Hackmack

Hayashi&Co.

Hackmaek’ .... &J Co.’ . .u Shanghai id ■'oid

Tientsin ‘.H

Hackmeir : ... Hackmeir, L.

Hadoinan Walter Hartmann

.w

... Singapore ■ 1

Hageeliandel' N. V. Heybroek’s GroothHandel' Shanghai ,

Batavia

Haiohang ... Hai- Chang S.fS. Co. Shanghai

Haidarali ... Haidarali & Co. ... Kobe

Haiho ..1 Haiho Conservancy Connhission Tientsin

Hainanmotot ri.. Hainan Motor Co. Hoihow

Haitradco ... Haiho Trading Co. ... .„ Tientsin

Haitradco 1 ... Commercial Union AfeSn. Cb:. Ltd... Tientsin

Haitradco

Haitradco ;...... HoffmahEagle & Globe Mfg. Co,,

Steel Ltd. ...

Co., Ltd. Tientsin

Tientsin

Hajipichay ... N. N. Pitchay Bros. Malacca

Halco

Hale ...... yfm:

HallamHale& Cd. &' Co., Ltd. Selangor .<

Halesboeco ... Hale Shoe Co. ... Saigon

Manila

Halfwatt

Halifax .;.... Halifax

Phillips Insurance

China Co. Co. ... ... Shanghai

Shanghai

Hall ... Jno. W. Hall Yokohama

Hall & Hall ... Hall & Hall Shanghai

Hallaw ... Hall, Law & Co., Ltd. Ho. Shanghai

Hallway ... Way & Hall Hongkong

Halliard-

Hailing ... H. M. H. Esmail

... Frank R. Hailing Co. '... J : Hongkong

..s Tsingtao

Haloheme

Hamasaki ...... Hamasaki

Hallock’s Chinese Almanac ......

St Co.,' Ltd. ... Shanghai

Hamberli ... Hamburg-Amerika Line Dairen

Hongkong

Hambro ... Hamilton Brown Shoe Store and

Haberdashery Manila

Hamet ... A. H. Hamet & Co. Hongkong

Hammer ... W. Hammer & Co., Ltd. ... ••• Singapore

Hamra ... James Hamilton, Ltd. Shanghai 'i

Hamraco ... A. J. Ham rath & Co. Shanghai

Handelbank Nederlandisch Indische Handelsbank N.'V Sourabaya All Ports. ,.. .

Handelsblad

Handelskarh ...... Soerabaiasch

German Chamber Handelsblad

of Commerce Hankow, Shanghai

Handgesell ... Szechuan Handels Gesellschaft M.B.H. ... Chungking

Handheart Samuel, Osborn St Cd, Ltd.... Shanghai

Handy ... St. Mary’s Dispensary Singapore

Shanghai

Hangming ... F. W. Hammond

Handkerchf ... K. Yoshizaki & Co. Osaka ,

Hankowbank ... Hankow Bank, Ltd. ... Hankow

... Tientsin, Hankow

Hanland

Hanmow ... Bremen Colonial

... James Magill & Co. & China Trading

... Co. ... .

.r. Shanghai

Hannibal ... W. A. Hannibal

Shanghai

Hannibal

Hanolamp ... H. Reiss & Co, (Fed.

... Hanovia Quartz Lamp Co. ... Inc., U.S.A.) T’sin, H’kong Caqtoii

.., Tokyo

Hanseatic Hanseatic Motor Co. Shanghai

Hanseatic ...... Danish

L. E. Moeller .& Co.... .j.... ;fl

Hansen Consulate >o... Tokyo

Hansteel ... Han Yeh Ping Iron and Coal Co , Ltd ... Shanghai Kobe

'oil

Hans

Hapagwolf • :*...vv Hans C. ijliesWolfSt Co. Kobo, Yokohama I

F42 •CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad Firm Name Place

Hapag Straits Java Trading Co. N.V. Singapore

Ti., Shangai, Manila-

Hapag Ham burg-Amerika Lime Tokyo

Happer J. S Happer

Happy William A. Adams &'Co. ... Shanghai

Kara Kara & Co. ... Yokohama

Haradagurai Harada .& Co. ... ... Dai rein

Harchi

Harchi

Arnhold & Co., Ltd.

China General Omnibus Co*, Ltd. Sh. Ports.

All Foo. Can. Ho.

Hardi viler ■

Hardavmocy Harley Davidson & Co.& Cie ...... . Tokyo

Shanghai

Hardivilliers, Olivier Shanghai

Hardware Gordon & Cov Ltd. Hongkong

Hardware Union Trading Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Hargenode C.H. E.Hargen &&Co.,

HarrisElectric

Co. Co. Shanghai ,

Harisladen Automatic ... . I Shanghai ,

Harjanes American Merchandise Co, Kobe

Harlo

Harmony Chartered Bank of India, Aust., China . Harbin

Harper Negri Sembilan Planters Association . Neg. Sem.

Harperford WallaceQueich

Harper& &Co.Co., Ltd. ...••• Hongkong

Shangai

Harque Henry \ Medan

Harricross Harrisons &' Crosfield Hongkong

Harriman ’ G. A. Harriman Tsingtao

Harris Erin House Shanghai

Harrisladen J. E. R. Harris & Co. ... , Kobe

Haschmid H. A. Schmid Co. •••

Hasegawa Hasegawa & Co., Ltd. Osaka

Haseyoshi Hasegawa (Yoshino) Osaka

Hashimat Hashim Commercial & Trading Co., Ltd. Manila

Hashimoto Hashimato Kisen Kaisha, Ltd. Kobe

Hasksells Haskins & Sells ... Shanghai, Manila

Hassaram Hassaram & .Co. ... Yokohama

Hatch Hatch, Carter A Co. Tientsin

Hongkong

Hatco HongkongHat American TradingCo.Co. Shanghai

Hatsuppler

Hattori , Shanghai Body Supply Hongkong, Shanghai

The Hattori Trading Co. Tientsin

Hatzipapas

Hausnico Industrial MarbleA Works

Hausherr, Nishi Co. ...... . Kobe

Havanna Lopato Sons, Ltd. ... . Harbin

Hawpar Eng Aun Tong Singapore, Hongkong

Shanghai

Hayim

Hayloft * A.A. H.

J. Hayim ... Hongkong

Hayoo Potts

Reuben Bros., Ltd. Singapore

Hazelearth Hazeland A Gonella Hongkong

Shanghai

Heacock Heacock A Cheek(Import)

Co. Bangkok

Healey Siam Architects ... Osaka, Tokyo

Healing

Health Healing A Co., Ltd. . ••• Shanghai

Health Bureait Council of Health Educatibn

Health Service Intelligence Bureau... Hongkong

Healthco GreatKian ChinaHuatHealth Shanghai

Heapcheong

Heath Teo Co. Co ... Amoy.

Tientsin

Heather Heath

Heath (1927), Ltd. '

A Co., Ltd. ...... Shanghai

Hedimcom Hedaya Importing Co-; ... Shanghai

Heikodor Dr. E. Heinze Osaka

Manila

Helencig

Helios Helena Cigar Co. ... * Shanghai

Hellmann Delbourgo

Carlowitz AA Co. Co. ..;... Canton

Hellyer A Co.Ltd. ... ■ Shidzuoka '

Helm Kobe

Muk. Y’hama

Helm

Helno' Helm ABros.,Weber Hongkong

Helmut Nocht ... *

 GABLE ADDRESSES fUs

Cable Ad : Firm Name Place

Helvetia ' .. Naigai Kagaku Bussan, G. K.

Hemporth Hanson, Orth & Stevenson,,, .Jjic. f Osaka

Manila, Iloilo,

Hemssco '.i : ).■ - Heap Eng Moh Steamship Go. Ltd. { Cebu, Davab

Henchoontong ’ Hen Choon Tong

Hendersco J. Henderson

Singapore

Hendry ' .. Hung Teh Trading Co:' .T. Tientsin

... Shanghai

Henggeler Anglo-Oriental (Malaya) Ltd: ... Perak

Henggeler r . .. Henggeler & Martin, Ltd. Selangor

Henkelouis .. Louis Henkel At Cb; ... Shanghai

Henndam

Henty .. Henningsen Produce

Henty Parbury & Co.: Co. .... ju * Shanghai

Heptagon G. R. H. Chetty & Co. ..: . ... Kobe

Kobe

Heptagon Krisihnasawny• Chetty Co. ... Kobe

Herald

Herald Hongkong

North Sunday Herald ... ... Hongkong

Herald HankowChina HeraldDaily News & Herald, ... Ltd.... Shnaghai Hankow

Herald 'Kobe Herald & Osaka Gazette Kobe

Herald Philippines Herald Manila

Hercules Hercules Lumber Co. Manila

Herlofson Herlofson

Hermes Saihara & Co., Ltd. Osaka

Hermkramer H. Kramer Osaka, Tokyb

Hertz Dr. C. Henry Hertz

Whitworth, Herbert, Ltd. Penang

Herwhit Carl Hess Shanghai

Hess Shanghai Horse Bazaar & Motor 1

Co-., Ltd. Manila

Hestehov

Heuperman > [ .. Heuperman Van Brevekelan Shanghai

... Kobe

Hevea

Hewa P..Carmichael

H. Hendry

Singapore

Hewett HewettHerbert,

: Alfred Art Furniture Ltd. Co. ... ... Penang

Osaka

Hexagon Shanghai

Heymco . .. : Yangtze Import Co.

Heyn , .. Reuter, BrockelmannAt Co. ... m i.v Ti, Pe., Can.

Hfchangco IChang & Cof, H. F. ... Tientsin

Hianguanlao Antonio H, G. Lao Manila

Hibert Dr. E. P. &H.Co.

Hibert Shanghai

Hidaka Hadaka ... ... Hongkong

Highsea Eastern

High StreetMining & Rubber

Provision StoreCo.,...Ltd. Singapore ’

Highstore Singapore

Manila

Hilcar Auto Trucking

Hill Pharmacy Co. ....

... J.. Kobe

Hilfarko Jebsen & Co. Hongkong

Hiliebsen

Hillkatoh . j Greenhill, Kato

Himalaya : Hongkong & Shanghai Bank ... Saigon

Himly Himly Ltd. Hongkong

Osaka

Hingebutts

Hingiap Higashi. & Co. Penang

King Giap Co. ... Macao

Hingkee A. .& P. Leong Hingkee & Co. Selangor

Hingkee W. T. & L. Trading Co. ...

Hinleong

Hinoya ' HinJapanLeong . Manufg....Co., Ltd.... Trengganu

Asbestos Kobe

Hin,trade 1 Hin Cheong Trading Col Hongkong

... 1 Shanghai

Hipseng '’Hipseng

Hipwo

Hipwoloong, Hip

Hip Wo Wo Co.& Co. & ' Co.

Loong

vm

...... : . . .. Hankow

Macao

Wei-Hai-Wei

Hire

Hirji -..i H’kow International Recreation Club Kobe

M. H. Hirji & Co. Kobe

Hirade K. Hirade & Co. Kobe

Hiroshima Hongkong and Shanghai Bank

Hiroya . Furido Shokai ... ,. i Tokyo, Kobe 0 rh:

F44 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable &fl: Firrn Nome Place

Hirsbrunner ... Hirsbrunner & Co. Shanghai

Hirscojftp ... Hirss Co. Hongkong

Hirsbofn Shanghai

Hishimaru ...... Shanghai M. J. Hirshorn

Bank, Ltd. Shanghai

Manila

Hispanoco , .... Compania Hispano Filipino Penang

Hithernios ... Ching Eng Co. Hongkong

Ilktyreco ... Hongkong Tyre Co. Kobe

Hoaline ... Java-ChinaTJapan Lijn, N.V.

Hoaline ... Holland East Asia Line (Eastern & Manila

Philippines Shipping Agencies Ltd.) Hongkong

Hobbly ... Ho Kwong

Hocanexco ... Hongkong Canton Export Co. Hongkong, Canton

Hochun

Hochun ...... China

China United

UnitedAssurance

ApantmentSociety,... Ltd. ... iShanghai Shanghai

Hochang ... Hochang & Co. ... . ... Shanghai

Singapore

Hockannbit ... Hock Ann Co. ....

Hockhaut Klang Malayan Pineapple Co : ... Klang

Hockhuat ... Svee Heng Leong A Co. Selangor

Hodgkinson ; ... ' Hodgkinson & Co. ... i ... Osaka Chef oo

Hodzuoo ... Ho Dzu & Co. ... ... Singapore

Hoeboonleohg

Hoehnke ••• Hoe Boon Leong

... Frithjof Hoehnke .... ... ... ... Shanghai

Hogarfilip ... El Hogar Filipina Manila

Hogg ... Button & Go-, E- M. Canton

Hogg ... Hogg & Co. Canton

Hobo ...... Ho Singapore

Hohong Ho Ho

HongBiscuit Factory

Portland Cement Works Singapore

; Singapore

Hohongoil ... Ho Hong Oil Mills, Ltd. ...

Hohongsoap

Hohong , ... Ho Hong Soap Factory

... Ho Hong Steamship Co., Ltd. ... ■ . .. Singapore

Singapore

Hohsin ... Hohsin & Co. ... ... ... Hankow

Hoken ... New Zealand Insurance Co,, Ltd. Kobe

Penang

Hokimiterk ..; Georgetown Trader Penang

Hokimterk ... Georgetown Motor Garage

Hokinecko ... Hongkong Import & Export Co. ,.. Hongkong

Shanghai

Hokiyoko ... Hoki Yoko

Hokuchin ... • Oriental Consolidated ;Mining Qo. ... Unsan

Hokushin ••• Kenshiin & Co., Ltd. Tientsin

Holchihand ..,... L.Holland China Handels Compagnie All Ports

Holdslooms E. Illingworth .... . Shanghai

Hollandia .... Netherlands Consulate Si., Hongkong

Shanghai

Hollidays

Holsing ...... Holliday

Trading &Co.Co.,‘'Holland”

Ltd. ... Singapore

Holsing Singapore

Holstein ... Hand els vereeniging

C. Holstein & Co. Holland ... All Ports

Homaco ... The Hongkong Motor Accessories Co. ... Hongkong

Homerling ... Lingson Engineering & Trading Co. Amoy

Homieck ; ... Paulinet & Co., Ltd. Kobe

Homos ... Home of Onesiphorus Taian

Honarexco r.i. Hongkong Canton Export Co., Ltd Hongkong

Hongbank Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn. ... Hamburg

Singapore

Hongchiang ... Hong Chang Oil Mills Hongkong

Hongclub

Honico ... Hongkong Club ...

. Heung On Insurance Co , Ltd. Hongkong

Honiron ... Honolulu Iron Works Co. : Manila

Honkeehong ... Hon Kee Hong . , v. ' .... Hongkong

Honshagink ... Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corp. ... Tokyo Tokyo

Honshisei

Honsocoy ... Ichikawa

... Honson Co. Shiseido &

.... Co. ...

... ... Hongkong

Honwan ... The Honwan Trading Co. ... Canton

Hoocheongwo ... Hoo Cheong Woo «fe Co. Hongkong

 CABLE ADDRESSES E45

Cable Ad i Firm Name, Place

Hooglandt Hooglandt & Co ... . . Singapore

Hocmdamall * Hoondamall .& Son . Robe, Medan

Hoop poles Hongkong1 TradingjUo. .... ..... .. Hongkong

Manila

Hoopcon Norton &

Gibb & Co. Harriion Co.

.... ....

... ; . .. Perak

Hope

Hopebros Hope Bros. & Co.; ..., ... . . ShanghaiAmoy.

Hopec Hope Co. .... -

Hopkee Hop Xee & C9. ... . r . Chinwangtaoi

. Selangor ' ;

Hopson H. Walker Hopsdii ,. Shanghai

Hormasjee J. Hormasjee .... ... . Osaka

Horne Horne Trading ,po., Tokyo

Horrobin

Horseshoe

S. L. Horrobin ....

J. G. Brimo ....

...

>.» . Shanghai

Manila

Horsford Chartered Bank of India China, . Hongkong Hongkong

Hortulan llorai Gyogyo Co.. J.td.

Hosbiksuri The Hoshi Bliarmaceutic'al Co., Ld. .. Tientsin Tokyo

Hoshima Kenshin & Co., Ltd. , ... .. Foochow

lluilo

Hoskyn Hoskyn & Co. Inc.

Hospl Foochow Christian Union Hospital •Shanghai

Hospico Country Hospital

Hospital Saint" I International. Hospital ... , .Peiping

Michel Hotchand (Kemchand . Kobe

Hotchand

Hotema H. OliveiraHotel

& Son ... •••... . Shanghai

Hotel Sandakan .. Sandakan

Penang

Hoteleando Eastern and Oriental Hdt6l, Ltd. U Tientsin

Hotelimp Imperial Hotel Ltd. Corpn. ...

Standard-Vacuum N agasaki

Hourglass Householders, Ltd. . Singapore

Household L. H. Howell Peiping .

Howell

Howite Howite

How & Co.

Sang -C , 1 ,. .. i Shanghai

Co. t.u..... ■ : n.-,,

Hongkong

Howsang Hoyle & Smith . Singapore

Hoylsmith American Drug Store . Peiping

Hua-An

Huamo

Huanhai

Hua Mao Trading Co., Ltd.

Universal Trading Corporation .. Tientsin

Tientsin

Tientsin • :

Huashen Hua Sheng Co. Shanghai

Huberco Huber & Co., E. ... . Shanghai , md

Hudnut Hudnut Richard, Perfumer

Hudson Commercial Exchange & Paper Mfg. ! Co. . . Shanghai

Hudson

Hudson

Hudson & Co. ....

Dr. Tong

F. B.Sen

Hudson ........ .. Ning.

ShanghaiShanghai ' ' .

Huge Eu ... ;. Singapore n

Hulsemann New Engine Co.

and ....Iron Worksill Hankow

Humboldt P. Schmitz ,. Hongkong,

Osaka, Tokyo v

Shanghai: i

Humepipe Hume Pipe (Far East) Ltd. . Singapore

Hmnesinga

Humesinga

Singapore Hume Pipe Co., Ltd.

Hume Pipe (Far East) Ltd, Singapore . , • !

Humid id' Shanghai Life Insurance Co. Haykow

Humid Sun Life Assurance Co. Of Canada ... Hankow Shanghai i

Humid Hugh Middleton & Co., Ltd. Soochow

Hung dab Hung Dah Co. ... Tientsin

Hunke ... Hunke & Muller . Ko. Os. Har. Tokyo-

Hunter Hunter & Co., E. H. . Singapore ■-; •

Hupchiaugohan... Hup Chiang Chan Selawglor

Huphin HupHin & Co. ...-• Peiping

Hussey Harry Hu&sey .... ...

Hustle Russell & Co.Lazarus

Huttenbach,

Manila

Huttenbach G. E. Huygen 1 .... ... . Swa. Can Ho.

Huygen

Huyot i..j •Huey Yot Tin Dredging, Ltd. : u Perak

 F46 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Hwaching Hwa.Ching Co. ... . ..k Chefoo

Hwamer Hwamer & Co. .... ... i Hongkong

Hwano 1 Dunlop Rubber Co. (China), Ltd. Harbin

Hwasiang Chinese Commercial Bank, Ltd. Singapore

Hyawee David Simon . Kobe

Hydrangco Chiu On Steamship Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Hyesengcp Hye Seng

Hongkong

Hymsun China Export-Import Bank Co.

Hyttet'ad Anglo Chinese Dispensary Shanghai

Hytun Overseas Shipping & Warehouse Co. Shanghai

Hywen Wen Hsiang Yung G lass Co. Tientsin

Iberia Llorens tiijo Kobe

Canton

Icaru The Progress Co.

Ice Zamboanga Cold Storage Col, Inc. Zam.

Ice ' .. Hankow Ice Works, Ltd- Hankow

Ichigin Dai Ichi Ginko Osaka

Ichisan Wuhu General Hospital Wuhu

Ideal A. & P. Hingkee &, Co. ... Hongkong

Idealowe Ideal Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Ideo Imprimerie d’Extreme Orient Hanoi

Hongkong

Idrad Ideal Radio Services H...L Tokyo, Kobe

Ikcerem H. Merecki

Ilbert Ilbert & Co,, Ltd. Shanghai

Manila

Ilco Insular Lumber Co. *.. Peiping

Ilicoal I. Li Coal Mining Cq.

lilies C. Hlies & Co. Tokyo,

Manila Osaka

Imdul Calambra Sugar Estate

Impeho Imperial Hotel Osaka

Impkemix Imperial Chemical Industries

(Malaya), Ltd. Sel., Pen., Si., Bangkok

Hongkong

Imporsynd Chinese

Thean Importers

Huat & Co. Syndicate ...... Ay Penang

Importers .

Impexchung , . Chungking Chung Foo Co. .... ... Shanghai

Imposica Import, S.A. Tientsin, Hankow

Imposica Dohr & Co., G. ... Tientsin

Shanghai

Imprimerie Waterlow & Sons, Ltd.

("Tientsin, Shanghai,

Imundex Grotjahn & Co. ‘ .. -( Manila,

Batavia,Singapore,

Hongkong

Inalada The Sun Light Co., Ltd. Hongkong

All Ports

Incamo International Commercial Co. Hongkong

Indcoal Amritlal, Ojha & Co., Ltd . Ti., Soochow, Wuhu

Inchcoy Indo China S. N. Go.

Inchcoy Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd. Wuhu

Inculcate Ameri. Presbyterian Mission in Siam Bangkok

Indemnity Eastern Underwriters Shanghai, Tientsin

Independent Murakami & Cm,t! Ltd. Kobe

Manila

Independent . ... IndependentiFilm

Independent •••

Exchange.Co. of China Shanghai

Indepfilms

Indiacomco ... Manila

Indigo Indian Commercial Co,

Chartered Bank of India, Auso. and China All •• Iloilo

Indochine Banq.ue de I’lndo-chine Ports

Indtrade Industry Trading Co. ..... > .... Shanghai

Indug Insular Drug Co., Inc. ... ••• Manila

Indusenter ... Industrial Enterprises, Ltd. ... Harbin

Indusfores

Industrial Missionml Soc. Industrielle et Forestiere d’Extreme... Chefoo Hanoi.

Industrialr Industrial Export China Com Ltd. -• Shanghai

Chefoo Industrial Mission • 1

Industrie ■ Maatschappij voor Handel & Industrie Padang

Industries *... Siam Industrie^, Ltd. Bangkok

 CABLE ADDRESSES F47

Cable Ad: Finn Name Flace

Indyunnan. Cie Frangaise des Chenins de Fer del

Indo-Chine et du Yunnan • Saigon, Hanoi

Inerol . Esso. Co. Tientsin :

Infreschi .. International

Hpngkong & Shanghai Banking Cdi pn.

General Electric Co., Inc. ... Lyons. . ’ .

Ingenetric Tokyo, Osaka

Ingenetrio Gen. Electric Appliance of the P’pines Manila

Inger.silei- . Ingersol Rand Ld. Singapore

Ingots . A. Cameron & Co..(China), Ltd-

Ingots Norwich Union Fire Insce. Society ... Shanghai Shanghai

JLiiuealcO . International Health Corporation Shanghai

Inkhorn .. Wo Hop

The China Inland Mission Boy’s School ... China Ports Hongkong

Inland . Hudson Tailor Memorial Hdspital

Inland Changsha

Inland Mission

Innco . China Inland

Khoo Saik InnMission

... Penang

Inotaisaku . Futabaya & Co., Ltd. Tokyo

Insectcid Ueyamayers Japan Insect Powder Co. Osaka

Institute . Shanghai Engineering Clui) ... Shanghai

Insular Insular Hotel Amoy

Insular . La Insular Cigar & Cig. Co. .... Manila

Insulation . '••C.Philippine

Hi NelsonCork &....Insulation... Co.’ ... Kobe

Insulation 1 Manila

Insulife . Insular Life Assurance Co., Ltd. Manila

Insumerco . Running & Co. . ... Manila

Inter . International Export Co., (Kiangs'u) Ltd.... Nanking

Interbooks . International Booksellers, Ltd... Shanghai

Interha . International Harvester Export Co. Harbin

Interlude .. Anglo-Chiuese

China Coal Co.. Building Co.; .r. Shanghai

Interlude . China Produce & Lace Co. ... Shanghai

Interlude . Electric Wire & Plumbing Co. Shanghai

Shanghai

Interlude ( International Crediet en Handels- /Singapore, Bangkok,

Internatio 1 Semarang,

International

Internews

VInternational

Vereening Paint Co. ...... Kobe Sourabaya

Interporters .. Interporters

Ring FeaturesCoSyndicate Tokyo

Interprete Singapore

Intersavin .. Stephen Bros. Singapore

Tsinan, Peiping

Intersavin . Assurance Franco-Asiatiqiie

International Savings Soc. ... AH Ports

Foochow

Intersavin

Intersure . Brand & Co. .... ... All Ports

. International Insurance Office, Iric.

Intertrade International Correspondence

Indenting Co. School ,.. Manila, SingaporeS’hai., S’proe.

Intertext . International Shanghai

Intertext . Technical Supply Co. of

International Tobacco Co. ... China ... Shanghai

Intertobac

Intustrie . The Tai Ping Fire & Mar. Ins Co. Ld. Tientsin

Invincible

Ipoh Club . Frost, Bland & Co. Shanghai

Iptak . Ipoh Club Perak

Jrclub .. International

Ip Tak & Co. Recreation

... Club ,.. ‘ Shanghai, HongkongTientsin

Ironsons Fisk Tire Export Co., Inc. Shanghai

Irvhurnag Allan & Buchan Shanghai

Irvinjones Irving, Jones & Co. M> Singapore

.j« Tientsin

Irwin .. Ed. Irwin, Brown & Grice

Isaac Ezra & Co. J . ...] S’pore., Shanghai

Singapore

Isaacnco . E.FranceS. IsaacBoyeki Shokai ... Yokohama, Kobe

Isabeau

Isahtsuji Tsuji ... .... ...- .'n Osaka

Isamy , “Isamy” N.V. ... ... ...!i Batavia

Isarchus . Frobst Har.bury, Ltd., China Under- Shanghai

writers, Ltd.

 E48 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad : Firifi Place

Ishihara ... Ishihara Sarlgyo Kaisha ... Singapore

Isida ... Isida. Association... Shanghai

Iskibp&o ... Social Welfare” Tientsin Singapore , j

Isonandra

Issor ....... Singapore

G. Rossi &Rubber

Co. ....Works^ Ltd. .,,, .... Shanghai,

Shanghai

Israelite t'.., Israel’s Messenger .... Shanghai

Isuan ... Isuan, Inc. .1.* ... ManilaKobe

Iswar ... Ashabhai & Co. ... ... Hongkong

Italagency

Italasia ...... Manufacturers

(talasia Ld. Representatives Ltd. .. Singapore

Italconsul , . ........ Italian Consulate .... Yokohama, Singapore

Italiadipl

Italics Italian1 Enrbassy

.... Chartered Bank of India-Australia

. Tokyo

Perak

Italo ... Conialba & Pezzini ' Tientsin

Italo .... Tientsin Forwarding & Commission Agen<3-yf Tientsin

. Hongkong, ,

Itoshoko

Itrac

.... Ito Co., Ltd. ...

....... Italian Trading Co, . Trust

^ , Tientsin Shanghai

Itrust Singapore Improvjepiept ... . Singapore

lunin Chau & Lee ... ... ;0j; . . . Hongkong

Singapore

Irvinjones .,... Irving Jones & Co» ...

Iwai jjwai & Co. .... . . ... ... Shanghai

Chefoo

Iwaki

Iwasaki ;... Iwaki tk Co, ,

.... Mitsubishi Goshi Kaisha. .... ; ... ,. Shanghai Perak

Iwasakiban

Iwasakisal ....... Mitsubishi

Mitsubishi Bank, Ltd. Ltd.

^hoji Kaisha, .... All Ports

Iwataandco ■ .... Iwata Shokai ... , Yokohama

Iwatabros ... Twafca Brothers & Co., Ltd. Osaka

Izukichi .... Kishimoto Shoten i>; .... Osaka

Jabakins .... Baker, Perkins, Ltd. Tokyo

Jabarand

Jachi Jabara & Bros.

... Japan-China-India

1

■ :i .......

Co. Shanghai

Hongkong

Jabko ... Jackson & Go.j Ltd. Singapore

Jackson ... J. M. Jackson ... Singapore

Jacoberg .... Jacobson van Berg ifc Co. .... .... Sourabaya

Jacobsfurs .... - Jacobson & Kupitsky Tientsin

Jacolob ... J. Osawa & Co., Ltd. Osaka

Jadering ... Skuer & Co. ... ,. Pciping

Jaeger ... Jaeger & Co. ' , ••• Singapore

Jaffer ... M. Jaffer & Co. ... ... Kobe

Jagar ... I^ew Zealand Malay Rubber Co., Ltd. Kesial, Kelantan

Jaissle .... Q. Jaissle & Co. ,...' Batavia, Soeraheia

Jalaing .... L- C.’Lay & . Co, ' _ Hongkong

Foochow

Ja' mbareO ' ........ Hongkong

James & Shanghai

C. H. N. James ... Bainking.Corph.

.... .... Yokohama

Jamesglobe

Jameslam ... James’s

.... J. Lahi cfe Co. Globe Trading Co. ... Kobe

Jansanel .... Jansen & Co. ... Canton

Batavia

Japan Hotel ... Hotel du Japon ... 1 Nagasaki

Japa,pauto Japan Automolhle Cpfj L^ To.

Japandemag Schmitz & Co. ... ... Osaka, Tokyo

Japaniscom ... Japanese Chamber of Commerce Shanghai

Japapco .... Japan Paper Co. ..: Kobe

Japfar ... Bleistein, Inc., J. H. .,. ...< Tientsin

Japverttion

Jar ... International

.... J, A. Russell Co. Inventions, Ltd.... .,. Kobe

Jardeng .... Jardine Engineering Corporation, Ltd. ... All Selangor

Jardine

Jardine Ellerman & Bucknall

.... Jkrdine, Mathe&on & Co., Ltd. / Co.,.Ltd. Ti. Ports

AH Ports

Jardine ... Ocean Shipping Co., Ltd. ...

Jargold ... Ewo Cold Storage Co. .., a. Tientsin

Shanghai

 OABLEl ADDRESSES F49

Cable Ad: Firm Flame, Flaee

Jarkon

J arkong British &Eastern.Hallway

Chinese Chinese Corporation,yEtdl

Ca ... Shanghai

Pep.,, shanghai

Jasburk© Burke Ac Baker ... ... . Osaka

Jaspersem M. F..Jaspersep ... ... , . , ... iNrwchwang

Javahout Javascih© Houthandel-Maatscnappij ... Batavia

Javaienbo ■. < Java leu Boe Kongsie

Java-tJhiua-Japan Eiju . >.*. ... i . , ... Seg Ports

. Ah ,.,)*>,•

Javaajn Erduiann tfc bielcken .... . . .. ... Shanghai

J avasugar Janies H. Backhouse, Ltd. ... Hongkong, Canton

Jayatehbee Yokohama

Jaym or J. H. Morgan Robe

Jayna Vickram & Co, ... Shanghai

Jean Jeasin Piano Go. ... ;.. Shanghai

J eandah Teesdale, Mewinun Jc Co. All Ports

J ebsen -Jebsen & Co. <•

Jedeikin n;

Jeeachian i, Jee Chian *fc. ■Co.

LouisAhJedekein . , ....•. . ••• Kobe Singapore

. Tientsin

Jehayes The Hayes

• Jenkins Engineering Corporation,

Tobacco.Co. ... In©.

. ••• Shanghai

Jenco . United Plantations, Ltd. ... . ... Peiping, Perak

Jendarata , Jen Li Co., The. ...: .. , Tientsin

Jenli Shanghai

Jensehuis Gi.Specialities

S. Jensen Agency Co. of ■ Malaya. ... Penang jj(

Jeramer Hongkong om

Jerams • Thakcrdas Jeramdas (fe. Co. ; .

Jerpi Western Electric ? Go. Tokyo

Jetcolim Japan and Eastern grading. Cdv -Ltdu.. • . Hongkong Otaru : :! ; •

Jethanand i,-. Radiant Silk Mart Shanghai

Jetpelham J.fE. Turner & Co. I Ifongkong

Jewellery , . Sheriff Brothers ... Swatow

Jin Boan Seng fnH |

Jin tan Jintan Co. ... Tientsin

Jintan H, Morishita Co. '•> . : m Osaka Singapore

Jipco Wakeford & Lowndes Singapore

Jipeo Alliance Engineering Co., Ltd! Singapore

Jitts

Joaqmsousa

Jilts A'Co.

Sousa & Cie.

... Shanghai , ' ‘

Y.. T. King Hongkong

Jocular Turk& Co.

J ;

Joetuck Joseph ••• Shanghai

HongkongHotngkbng

Jogould .loseph Cobld

Johnson Engineering ^ Co. Uo. ... ... Canton,

Johnengine Ptyce Jc Co. ; ... Batavia

Johnpryce

Johns John's Import & Export Co. Tientsin

Johnson ,!Johnson & Co: ... E." Hongkong

Johnson Jos. S. Johnston.., Zamboanga

Jolaing S,,C. Lay i f c Co. ... •• . Hongkong - ‘

Joosub Peermahomed Comer KaiSha . Kobe

Joosooneo Tau- Joo Soon & Co. . Singapore

Jooteckhin Jho Teck Hin ... . Singapore

Joschild Jose'ph Schild'& Son, Iric. ... •• HarbinManila

Jose Jose Angel Hongkong

Josec H. B. Joseph & Co. Tientsin

Jose| JhsOph Yen & Co. ... ... Hongkong

Joseleeco Joseph S. Lee &'Co. .... ••• Kobe

Joseph

Josstree

M- S! Joseph Y Co.

Reiss,- Massey & Co., Ltd. • ... / Chefoo, Shanghai,.• ! a

\ Hongkong, Canton

Jotaabe J. A. Basto ... ... . Macao •

Jouchina China Industries Ltd. Shanghai k ' . ■{

Jouchina “The China Journal ... ... Shanghai '■ k

Journachan Journal de Shanghai Shanghai

Judah Burlington Private Hotel vt •• . Singapore ,

F60' CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Judah S. J. Judah & CaTrading Co. ... Singapore

J udean China Palestine Shanghai

Judex N.V. De Bataafsche Petroleum Maats. Sumatra

Juico Jui Ship & Co. ... Tientsin

Julbar Barraud, J. Shanghai

J ulian Frankel

M. Jumabhoy & Co.Bros. Singapore

Jumabhoy Singapore

Jungers Victor Selling Agency ... Kobe

Junshashin Uyedai Shashinki Ten Osaka

Jupiter A. Mitchell & Co.- Kobe

Juristava J.J. D.M. Blakeney

Tavares & Co. .,. Shanghai

Tientsin

Justa Arne Sorensen ... Shanghai

Justitia

Juvet Juvet & Co Tientsin

Kablexport D. Kable Industrial Engineering Co. Shanghai

Rader Sayna Abdul Kader Singapore

Shanghai

Kadoorie

Kahnkay P. Griebel& Sons

Kadoorie ... ... Kobe

Yokohama

Kaigisho Yokohama Chamber of Commerce

Kaihongc*) Kaihong

A. Kein Trading Co. ...i... tJ... Hongkong

Tientsin

Kaimo

Kaimo German Cycle Co. Tientsin

Kaimusho Doi Araki & Watanabe ... Shanghai

Kaiping Kailan Mining Adminstration Shanghai

Kairiku Nippon Kairiku Transport Co. Shanghai

Kaiyosha Kaiyosha Co. ... .o Shanghai

Kakai East Asiatic Co. ... Bangkok

Kale Kale & Co. Shanghai

Kalganry Peiping Suiyuan Line Peiping

Kamani Gidumal & Watumull, Ltd. ... ... Hongkong

Kamanico Gidumal & Watumull Shanghai

Kamchuen Poon & Co., K. O. 1 Macao

Kamel K. Nassor, IncJ ... ..i Manila

Kamkee Kam Kee Hongkong

Kammgaiir G.ChinaBodatz Shanghai

Kananginko

Kanebo and Southern Bank, Ltd. Sem., Taipeh, Spore

Kanasakao Kanegafuchi Cotton Spinning Co., Ltd Kobe, Kobe Osaka

Kansanada Comptoir Orient Export

Kansai Sanada Trading Co., Ltd. Kobe

Kantraco Kanto Trading Co. Tokyo

Kapurtraco Kapur Trading Co. Kobe

Kapustin Kapustin & Co. Tientsin

Karagheus A. & M. Karagheusian American

Corpn. for Overseas .. Tientsin

Karanjia Gobhai Karanjia, Ltd. Kobe

Tientsin

Karatzas

Karim baksh Karatzas Bros.

KasachofF H. K.

E. KasachoffB. Karimbaksh ... Shanghai

Tientsin

Kasaicompy.

Kasfag Kasai & Co., Ltd. Kobe

Kasopa . Fagan & Co., Ltd. ••• Shanghai

Kassimco . K.R. E.Si M.Pavri & Sons

Kassim & Co. ... Hongkong, Canton

..» Penang, Singapore

Katemnicos Shanghai General Store ... ... Shanghai

Katemopoulos . Express Ricksha Shanghai

Katemupoulos . Shanghai Supply Co.

Co. ... ... Shanghai

Katoseijn Katoseijn Shoten ... Yokohama

Katoyoko Kato & Co. ... ... ... Tientsin

Kattwinkel A.China

K. ClockU. China Agency ... ...

Kattwinkel

Kattwinkel , Co. ... ... Shanghai

Shanghai

. Max Kattwinkel Shanghai

 CABLE ADDRESSES F51

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Katsuda Katsuda, Kisen Kabushiki Kaisha

Katubusan Katubusan Cigar & Cig. Co. .... .k. Kobe.

Manila

Eatz ... Henry VVaugh & Co,, Ltd. ... Bangkok, S’pore., Seb

jKawakisen Kawasaki Kisen Kabushiki Kaisha ... Kobe

Kawasabank Ka Wah Savings Bank, Ltd). ••• Hongkong, Canton

Kawauchi Kawauchi Kaisoten Shanghai

Hongkong ;

Kayamally Kayamaiiy & Co, . ..^

Kayuinship Ka Yun Shipping Co. Shanghai

Kazan Tientsin Carpet Cleaning Co. Tientsin

Kazem Si K. Shamsi & Co. b? Shanghai

Keanleong Kean Leong & Co. ... Selangor

Singapore !

Keatcheang Keat Cheong

Keat Seng Keat Seng Co. ....

Kewal Dhanamal & Co.... ... 1 Kobe

Keechong Shewan, Hongkong,

Shanghai Canton

Keechong EllisbOn &Tomes

Co. & Co. ' Shanghai

Keechong China

Keijola HannesUnderwriters,

Kaijola, M. A.Ld. Shanghai

Keilco W. Keil & Co. Mukden

Keining Hotel Keining Mukden

Kekco K. E. Kyoon & Co. Shanghai , j

Kekwanroad Kee Kwan Motor Road & Co., Ltd. Macao

Kelemak Sonosekar Planting Co., Ltd. Malacca

Keler Keller, Kern & Co., Ltd. ... Hongkong, Manila

Kellerkerii Keller, Kern & Co., Ltd. ... Hongkong, Manila

... Shanghai,

Kelly

Kempton

Kelly & Walsh, Ltd.

Fred Kempton & Co. Shanghai Singapore '

Kenburk Kennedy, Burkill & Co., Ltd. Penang

Kenburk Malay Peninsula Agriculatural Agsoc. .... Singapore Penang ' ' /!

Kengco Keng k Co. Singapore

^Cengseng Lim & Seah Perak

Kenion Maxwell

Kenshi

Kennedy Shanghai&Silk

Kenion

Spinning Qo. ... Shanghai

Penang

Kennedy & Co. Kelantan

Kennedy Cherang Tuli Estate Singapore

Kennels Mayfield Kennels k Zoo Singapore

Kennels de Souza & Bros. ... Hongkong

Kennets

Keonglay Kwong Tai Chong Penang

Kenshin Keong Lay

Kenshin & Co.& Co. ... Tientsin

Kentwell L. K. Kentwell Canton

Ker Ker & Co. .... Iloilo, Cebu, Davao,

Manila

Kenzaisha Kenzaisha Goshi Kaisha Tokyo

Keramic Chartered Bank of India, Aust. & China... Kobe

Osaka

Kerbycluff Kerby Clough ... Osaka

Kerclo Kerby Clough Kelantan

Kerilla Duff Development Co., Ltd. , ••• Sarawak

Kernel Chartered

China Bank ofCo.,India,

Petroleum Ltd. Aust.

...

Kerosene H. E. Kerry & Co. ... ... Amoy.

Kerryco

Kesco Kulangsu Electric Supply Co.

Kesswither Kessler k Co.,. Ltd.' ... Shanghai

Keylock Keylock k Pratt ... Shanghai H

Keystone Keystone Tobacco Co., Ltd. Dairen

Kharwar B. M. Kharwar ... Kobe

Singapore

Khenghuat KhengHeng

Khie HuatKee

& Co.

& Co. < ■ Penang

Khiehengke Seremban Trading Co. ... Negri Sembilan

Khongsoochin

Khordad D. H. Cooper

Khota Tampan, Khota Tampan Rubber. Co.,. Ltd. ... Perak

¥62 CA©LE AiDDE/ESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Flaee

Kianchbank Kiangsu-Cbekiang Commercial ( Sav-

ings Bank,- Ltd. 1 Shanghai

Kiati.gyoh Chung Wha (Jomuiercial »k Saving Bank Shanghai

Kiaotai Kiaochow-Tsinau Line Tsing tao

Kidaw F. Kidaw & Co. ... Kobe

ivieboon A. van den Kieboon : ..* ■ Osaka

Kienfeng i Waiter Djing Co. ... Tsingtao

Kienhuize . Kienhuize & Co. ... Shanghai

Kiessling Kiessling & Badbr Tientsin

Kikophone Kee Haut Radio Co. ... Penang

Kimanis ' Kimanis Rubber, Ltd. Jesseiton, Borneo

Kimar.rai Kmiatrai &, Co. ’ ... Yokohama, Shanghai

K imbun Kimbun Shoten ... Yokohama

Kiiuboaheng Kim Hoa Heng & Co. . ... flangko

Lenang

KimRengleuiig . Kim Keug Leong K C 'i>. Penang, Perak

Kimseng Kim

KinbunSengfchoten

& Co. . ..... Yokohama

Kmbun Kincheng Banking Corporation T’sin., Peiping, S’hai

Kinchen

Kingchong King Chong A: Co, ; Selangor

Kingcup I’.arker Son Co. ... Singapore

Hongkong

Kingdom A. King & Co.

Kingekoy King'E. Koy ... ; ... , Shanghai

K mgkee King Kee & Co'. ... Shanghai

Kings King’s Hotel ... ... Wei Hai Wei

Hongkong

Kirigsci^re Kings'clere Private Hotel' ... Cheloo

Kihgshian King Shian &' Co.

Kingshiii L. Koenigsberger ,Shanghai

Kingson P. K. Kwok it Co. Hongkong

Kingsyn The China Clipper ... ... . Shanghai

Shanghai

Kinhai Kinhai Trading'

Peipihg-Hankow Line Co. Peiping

Kinhan

Kinly Hongkong

Kino Kelley & Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Kinsey Kino Bros. & Co.,' Ltfl. ... ,.. Selangor

Kintaperak j,Societe

B. Kinsey

Anonyme

Kintonco . H. Tonkin & Co.... Swatow

Kiousin Kiousin .Dock Shanghai

Kirkbygomes Drs. Kirby-Gomes & Porter Shanghai . \

Kirpaloo lialamal & Sons ... ../ ,.L Kobe

Kisingchen Ki Sing Co. ...; Singapore

Kismet Knitting & Co. ... ,|Jongkong

Kit Cbow Kit ifc Co. Selangor

Kitafuku Kitafuku Yoko . .... , :.,v Manila Shanghai , .

Kitaj ima Kinkwa Aieryasu ,Co. ...

Kitagumi Kitagumi Kamaid & Co. ... n Kobe

Kitashina Kenshin & Co., Ltd. , Tientsin

Kitco Cliow Kit it Co. ; , ... c (... Singapore

Kitvostdor Chinese Eastern Railway Cogmi. As y- j,C(iefoo [Dairen

Kiuchengco Kiu Cheng & Co.

Kiufoworld Kin Eoo &: Co Shaxrghai

Kiyohara Kiyohara & Co. ... • Shanghai

Kjellbergs

Klaasenco Kjellberg Kabu&hiki Kaisha ... Tokyo,

BataviaOsaka

Klasdrug Klaasen Co.

The Royal Drug 'Iqdustries Singapore

Klason

Klasroyal E. V. Klass & Sons Singapore . •

Kleemann . Royal Advt. A.Bill Posting.Co. Singapore

Tientsin

Klomantaski Kleemann & Co.,

Jacques Klemantaski 1 Otto ... ... Harbin

Kleinschmidt E. Kleinschmidt ... ... .j, Tientsin

Klin geo Klingelnberg1 &■ Wieda Shanghai ’ ctodK

 CABiLE ADDRESSES F5&

Cable Ad: Firm Name Flace

Klinwares

Knapsack ... China Klinware Mfg. Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Hongkong

Kneedlers .. Kai Tai & Co. Manila ’

Knuckle Kneedler Realty Co.,

.. Chartered Bank of India,- AuSt,c^ Clnna . Selangor

Koberusse * .. Kahn & Co., G.K. Kobe

Kingkee .. King Kee & Co, ... Shanghai

- j Shanghai

Knipco .. Knipschildt & Eskelund

Koehlerco ... Koehler & Co. .. . Canton

Kochien .... Eastman

Hopkins, Kodak

Dunn Co.& Co,, Ltd. ...... ’ ... ShanghaiAll Ports

Kodak . Kodak Philippines, Ltd. , Manila

Kodak

Kodak .. “ Kodak Shop & Photographic! Studio Tientsin

Kodak Kodak Ltd. Singapore

Koerbing .. Koerting & Co... ... . Tokyo, Osaka

Osaka

Koerting .. Rudolf & Co. T

Kofa ... .. Kofa American.Drug Cpi,, Lie-, L -§-A. ... Shanghai Harbin

Kofa .. Leinewber, W. Singapore

Koguti .. Nartyp Printing Office

Kohan .. Kotum Trust Bank . Slninghai

Kohjaitse '. .. Koh.JaiTse , - Shanghai

(Kohweichi .. Koh Wei Chi .& Cb. Shanghai

Kohyewhean .. Koh Yew Hean Eng Kee Press . Singapore

Shanghai

Kohyokwon .. China Educational Supply , ...

Kokoku .. Kobe & Osaka Press Kobe

Kokoku .. Far Eastern Advertising Agency ... Kobe

Kokusaisen .. Kokusia Kisen, K. K. Kobe

Kolff .. Kolff.& Co. Batavia

Komada .. Kom&da & Co. ... Yokohama

Komaroff .. C: Dv Komaroff •'Shanghai 1

Komor Hoiykong ■ - - i

Konda

Kongco ..... Kwong

Komor &TaiKomor

Hong ... Hongkong

Penang

I

.. Kong & Co. ’.w

Kongshan ; .. Industrial and Commercial Bank, Ltd. ... Sdlangor " Shanghai, Hongkong

Kongteam . ...- . -Kong Tiam &Construction;Co.

Co. •Shanghai • J H

Kongtichine :*. L. .1. - Continental

Konstruct Suenson & Co., Ld.,• ... . Shanghai • ; >1

Koonseng . .. .Cheong Koon Seng & Co. Singapore

Hongkong I

Koontai .... KoonTai&Ca

Koorble

Kopeck Elbrook, Incorporated ...... ...... S’hai., Tientsin .

Shanghai

,, Lester, Jobnsoip& Morrjs .;.k Tientsin

Kopitsky .. East-Wost Fur Trading [Corporation ... Manila, Iloilo

Koppelr^il .. Koppel, (Philippines) ifnp. Yokohama ,

Koppsaneco .. E. G. Kopp

Korelin .. i Kore|in & Co. ... ••• ■ lb liarbin Shanghai ■ ’: , -

Korescarbo

Korkham , .. W. Koreska . .Shanghai

Opaka , >|

Kosorient ; .. L.D- Kosloff

H. Korkhau 45 Co. . ...

Hongkong

Kotewall .. R. H. Kotewajl & Co. Kobe

Kotharico .j... Kothari 4s Co* Sons

... Inc. ...... • ••• - Harbin

Koulaieff J. Koulaieff’s Harbin

Kovalsky .. (Kovalsky, V. E. ... ... Tientsin

Kovar .. Kovar & Co • i Hongkong

Kowcriclub .. Kowloon Cricket Club • ... Tientsin

Kowhung .... Kow

KowHung Lumber

Kowkee Kee Timber Co. -Co. ’ ... ■ -L (Shanghai

Singapore

Kozan . Tshihara Sangyo Kaishi Tokyo

Krauss

Krebs .. E. Krauss i bio-rad ••• •“ ■ 'Tsingtao

... (Maxims Cafe Restaurant . ... .o -Tientsin

Kreier

Kremlin .. Kreier’s Hotel

Hongkong Hotel ... ... ... ’•'

... y Hongkong • ‘•i j

Kremoffice .. Hongkong and-Shanghai Hotels, Ltd. .4 ■Hongkong

F54 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: ! Firm Name L7ace\dCd

Kriekenbeek ...... . JJ.. W.

Krijgsman

Kriekenbeek...

Krijgsman & Co.

...

... ; ,

. . Perak

Shanghai :

Kripendorf .... , Araenca China Export Import Co. ■ . Tientsin

jKrogh ..: Oriental Supply Co. Tsingtao

Kronsiera ... Siemssen ife Krohn i.L . ■ Shanghai

Krugliak ... Krugliak, R. G. ... Tientsin

Kswd ... Kobe Steel Works, Ltd. Kobe

Ktwon

Kuabex

;.. Kwongtin & Co. Ltd.

... Exchange Bank of China Hongkong

Peining •■

Kualageh ... Kuala Geh Estates, Ltd. ... ■ Kelantan

Kualahau ... The Northern Rubber Co., Ltd. Kelantan

Kualapertang ... Kuala Pertang Synd., Ltd. Kelantan

Kuenzle ... Kuen/Ie & Streiff, Tnc. ... 1 - i Philippines

Kuharashoji

Kuhn .:. >‘Kubara

... Kuhn & Co, Trading Co., Ltd. Tokyo

Mukden

Kummer

Kunchi ... Kummer and Coming Manila

Ku ngbros ... Chartered Bank of India, etc. .. Shanghai

Klang.

Kungchi ... Kung Brothers-Lace

... Kungchi Import Co. Coi ...

o.J ;;i Tientsin

Kunichen g:. Kung I. Cheng Shanghai

Kunibiro ... Oriental Trading Co. Hongkong

Kunstalber .... Kunst & Albers Harbin, S’hai., Han.

Kuohwabank Shanghai

Kuominews -'' ....... Kuo

China States Bank

Min News Agency Shanghai

Kupitsky ... East-West Fur Trading Corporation.. Harbin

Kupitsky ... Jacobson & Kupitsky . ... Tientsin

Kuronia ... H. Koschkin Kobe

Shanghai

Kursmakler' ... Kohler, Schulz & Groesser ...

Kwa'oe ... Kwalpe Rubber Estates, Ltd. ... Sumatra

Kwangho .. .Shanghai Club ... Shanghai

Kwenbank ..t The Kwangtung Central Bank ... Hongkong

Kwacfayuen ... Kwang Fat Yuen

Kwangchr ... Church Missionary Society Hospital Tientsin

Kwangho Hangchow

... Shanghai Club

Kwaangyu : ... Kwang Yu IndustrialCo Shanghai

Kwanpetcoy ;; Shanghai

Kwassui ... Kwang Wha Petroleum Co.' ... Shanghai

Nagasaki

Kwok . Kwassui Ju Gakku Selangor, Hongkong

... Singon & Co., Ltd.

Kwok bank 1 ... Kwok Fung Banking Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Kwolebanco ... Kwang Le-e Bank Co. Singapore

K wongwahpph >' Kwong Wah Yit Poh Press, Ltd. ... Penang

Kyi pa ... Kyle, Palmer

Kyniim

Kyobunkwan ...... Priest. Marians& &Co.,Co.,Ltd.Ltd. ...... Selangor, Perak

Kobe

Kyodokasai ... Kyo

KyodoBunFireKwan

Insurance Co. Tokyo

Osaka

Kyoshinyoko

Kysun ... Kyoshin, Yoko, Ltd. Kobe

Labo ..:... Au Siu Cho Hongkong

Hankow

La bo ... Hankow

Jensen’s Chemical Laboratories

Chemical Laboratory Shanghai

Labor ... Hawaiian Sugar Planters’Assoc!’

Labour

Laboy ... Labour Association il. ., Manila

Singapore

Lacan ..; Labrooy Bros Perak

Hankow

Lacey & Cannan, Ltd.

Lacedeoba

Lacefilet Compagnie d’Exportation d’ExtremeOrient Hanoi

Lacewingd Macksoud Importing Co. Shanghai

Lacewingd Hongkong Lace Co. d o.. : ati Hongkong

Ladcomp Hongkong & Shanghai Importing

Dreyfus Co. u.... Shanghai

Ladonna

Ladyjensky La DonnaCo., Ltd., 4.... Singapore

Shanghai

Lafahsu L. N. Ladyjensky Kobe

R. K. Raphael .., Shanghai

 GABLE ADDRESSES 1'55

Cable Ad: Firm Name Flace

Laffin T. M. Laffin Yokohama

Laffin Pacific Stevedoring & Landing Go. , ... Yokohama

Laffin Yokohama Tansan Aerated Water Co. Yokohama

Lagarian Tuason &&Sampedro, Inc. .;.... Manila

Lalcaca Lalcacca Co. ... Shanghai

Lam C. S. Lam

Lamchong Lain Chong Estate ... Perak

Lammert Lammert Bros. ... -. Hongkong

Canton

Lammert C. H. Lammerb

Lamon Port Lamon Lumber Co. ...

Lammoglia El Meridian Manila

Lampenact Ditmar, Brunner Bros., Ltd. Shanghai

Lam woo Lam Woo & Co. Hongkong

Landor Jong Landor Rubber Estates. Ltd. Perak

Landau Pacific Transport Oo. ... ... Shanghai

Kobe, Yokohama

Landing

Landing Nickel »fe Lyons.

Shinzaike Engine Ltd.

& Ironworks ■ ... Hongkong

Landiron John Landahl, Inc. ... Manila, Cubtt i

Landmaid Fearon, Maitland & Shaw ... Shanghai

Lands The H. K. Land Inv. & Agency Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Landsco ... International Lands, Ltd. ... Shanghai

Laneford Lane, Crawford Shanghai

Langkon Langkon North &Borneo

Co., Ltd.Rubber, Ltd. Ranau,

Peiping Borneo

Language

Lanka Cumberbatch & Co., Language

North China Union Ltd. School ... Selangor

Manila

Lanobleza La Nobleza Cigar Factory Ma nila

Lapalma ..u La Palma de Mallarca Saigon

Lapammeraye ... De la Pommeraye et Cie ... ... Manila

Laperal Victorina G. de Laperal ... Hanoi

Lapomeraye Indochine Films and Cinemas .4 Amoy

Lapraik

Lapraik Douglas, Lapraik & Co. ...

Douglas Steamship Co., Ltd.

... Hongkong , - , ;

Lap weld Stewarts & Lloyds, Ltd. Shanghai

Lapweld R. L. Aiton Shanghai

Larrive Asia Life Insurance Co. .4 Hanoi

, Manila

Peiping

Lascar Hongkong and Shanghai Banking! Corp4

Lasco Lambert Priestwood

Victoria Sales Co. . . ...... ..4 Shanghai

Lasgoud L. E. Hudec Shanghai

Lashudec . Hongkong

Lasrevinu Universal Trading Co. ••• Singapore

Lathiphia

Latuf Mexican &Consulate

Dawood Co. , Kobe

Laundry Singapore Steam Laundry .... Singapore

Manila ,

Laurel

Laurent Bernabe Studio ... ••• Harbin

Marius

Lautier Laurent

Fils Shokai Kobe

Lautierfis

Lavadia Lavadia Manila

Lavers Lavers

Hongkong

Lavolta Yue Sang & Co. Borneo

Lawasarel Beaufort Lawas (Sarawak) Estates, Ltd. Manila

Lawcopub

Lawtok Lawyers’

E. D. KotwallCo-Operative

& Co. Society

• .:. Hongkong

Lawyewguan L.Layko

Y. Guan & Co. Perak

Layko Ross & Co., Inc. Kobe

Hongkong

Laysteg Steger &Catholic

Co. Mission ... Tientsin

Lazaristes

Lazar iste ... Roman Shanghai

Procure des Lazar iste Hongkong, Shanghai

Lazarus

Le N. Lazarus Padang

H. Levison Foochow

Leadman Leadman & Co., Ltd. ... All Ports

Leaf British Cigarette CqC, Ltd.

F56 CABLE ADDRESSES'

Cable Ad : Firm Name 1 Place,

League i muii .....• • League ofBrown

Nations& Ub.,

HealthLl(d.--

Organisation.

,■ ..... 'Singapore

Leather ■ .... Larrow, L. E. Basto & Co. . ...'

Bar.gkok

...... Hongkong

Lebasto

Leconteco . . .. Leconte & Co. ..., Tientsin

Ledeboer v .. . W. B. Ledeboer &u Co. ... , ... Macassar, Manad,o ^ i

Lee .. .'Western Motor Car Co. a. /, ... Shameen, Canton

Leeandsons L . .’China Metal Works v..t ... Shanghai

•j!< fLeo Pineapple Co., Ltd. ...

Leeavia • „in'Lee.Rubber ... Singapore

Leeavia Co., Ltd. . . . ..i- ■ Singapore

Leebrosung ,... (Bachinists

Lee Bros. &Store

Co. ' ■ lui.... ■ ■ i ...- :'Selangor Swatow j•

Leech

Leeco u . iLeede -Joseph J. Lee & Co. . »u • ... Hongkong

Leedel Engineering Corpm '■ .. ... Shanghai

Leefu trade .. Lee Fu Trading Co. ...;: Tientsin

Leekee . . Lee Kee & Co, ... . • ... Seremban

Leeniam .. Leerdam,

Leesan , ; .. ,K. Lee San ck; Qe^ D. J. ...

.... . • ••• -lohore

.... Penang

Legabelge . . Belgian Legation ... Bangkok

Legadane . . .... Legation of Denmark

French' Legation ...

... ... i Tokyo

... Peiping, Bangkok

Legafrance

Legainex .. Legation for Mexico ... ... Tokyo

Legationco ... .Peiping

Leges , ; : ., Anderson A Apderson Electric- Co. - ... . ••• Peiping

... ... Shanghai

Lehin . Indian Cotton Importers’ Asso.C'.i o£ C.. Shanghai

Lekas . Nederlandsche Verkobp. Organistie ... Osaka

Leibrosco Leison: Brothers & Go. ... ••• Canton

Leica . Sahmidt Shoten ... ... ... Osaka .n

Lemorb . Canadian Nationail Railways ... Shanghai

Lem]us & Hymshi i..0 -Walter

China Export-Import

Lemke-' & Bank ... /Co., Ltd, ... TokyoAll Ports

Lemke .. Canadian NationalLtd!.

Railways... ...... All

Lemorb

Lendrum Lendrum Japatlj KobePorts

Lenjus .. China Export, ImpOrt & Bank Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Lennox

Leo .... J.LeoLennox & Go. ... ...... Tsingtao

Leodian LeonD’Almadae

Azadian CastrO ...... Hongkong

Shanghai

Leon .. The Tomeye Trading Co, ...

Leonard ...’.» W.

Leonard Birnie

S. Leonard- ...... ../... ' Tokyo

...

Shanghai ■

Kobe

Leonard

Leongfee L . lieong Fee & Co., Ltd. ... ... Penang

L^onowens

Lepco ...'. Louis

LondonT. and

Leonowens,

Eastern Ltd.

PrinfcMg... 'C°-) ;LRh... Singapore Bangkok

Lepmission

Lert .'. Mission to Lepers'(‘IrilfeDiatiopiCl) 1 ••• Shanghai

i. ’gSai-Lert • ... Bangkok

Lesandenfc C Alfred Dent & Co. ... ’ ... Shanghai

Lesdor

Lesdor ,. Kwahg Hsueh' Publishing House ... Shanghai

Lesirk .. Ctxford University Press China Agency. Shanghai

.. Krisel Krisel .?. , ... Shanghai

Lesirk . tjen. Film Exchange, Inc. '.„. ... Hongkong

Leson , D. Leeson & Co. , , ... . Hongkoil'g

Lesur M. A. Russell ... ... . . Kobe

Letels

Leth 4 ., Tels & Co’s Trading Society . • ... Singapore

.. y. Leth Moller & Co. ... ... Peping

Lettergieterij. N. V

Leu mas Samuel & Co„ Ltd. ... ... Shanghai

Leveda^ .... iLever

NichioBros.

Boyeki Shokai ...... ... Manila,

Lever

Lever (Japan), Ltd. Kobe Tokyo

Lever ..c/Crosfields & Sons,

, . t. Prices Soap Co., Ltdb .o'.), Joseph ... r ... Shanghai

Lever .o- Shanghai

.. . Lever Bros. (China), Ltd. ... ,L Shanghai

 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ai£: Firm ATh’fhe Place

Levei- ... Wm. •Gossage & Sous' (Chih'a), Ltd. ... Shanghai

Lever China Soap Co,, .Ltdv. | T’sin., S’hai., H’kong,

N ewchwang

Leverett ... American Pioneer Line Hongkong .

Leverett ... L Everett, Inc. . Shanghai, Manila

Levison ... H. Levison ... Padang r: i. ,f ,

• ... •Shanghai

Lewyarg

Lex ...... 'C.H. N.Browett

Cray &...Co. ... Shanghai

Lexicon ... . ,J'SO.& Hodgson ... Hongkong

Tientsin

Ley ... 'Charles Ley Compton* ... . Tientsin

Ley ... Ley, Ltd.

Leybold Tokyo

Leymutor.s ...... Ley L. Leybol^ Shokwap

land Motq^’s, Lw-., Singapore

»•.• Canton

Leynaud ... F. Leynaud ... ...

Leynaud ... Etsbiissements A, Chapeaux et>Cie ... Shanghai

Leyshokwan ... Leybqld Shokwan Osaka

Lianqui ... Lianqui Trading Cq > ••• Singapore

Liantong ... Lian Tiong & Co....ul ... Medan

Hongkong

Liberligb'/ ... . The Liberty Manufacturing Co. Manila

Libco ... Libby, McNeill and,Libby ... Shanghai

Libert ... Liberty Dairy Hongkong

Libra ... China Oil Co., Ltd. Tientsin, Han., SLai>

Liddell ...... Liddell Bros:

C. C. W. Liddelow Ob:,'Ltd. ... Bangkok

Liddelow Tientsin

Liebert ... Deutsche Cigaretten Fhbrik Shanghai

Liecheco ...... Lien Shen Trading

Liengyi Mercantile Co. • ... ••• -ti Shanghai

Lienmarco Hongkong, Can toh

Lifung ... Li and Fung, ^anfon Hongkong j

Lighterage ....i. Whangpoo

Hongkong Tiig and Lighter

Tug ana: Lighter Co. Co., Ltd. ... •Shanghai

Lighterage"

Lighters • ' ... Amoy Lighter Co: ' ... !

... Amoy ■ • . -

Lighthouse ... Kwang Tung Electric Supply Co., Ltd. tw: Chnton Shanghai

Lightsanit ... Shanghai Sanitary and Electric.Co. ... .AH Forts r,vn; Y

Ligmytoco ... ( Liggett & Myers Tobacco

N. V. Ligtvoet’s Co. (China),Ltd.

Fabrieken van JBouw-

Ligtvoet ( materialen N. Y.

Liguancoal ... Liguan Coal Mines, J-^cf ...... , •••

Likimechuan ... Li Kim Chuan & Sons , ,r>.

Lilburne ... Kaub Austy^lja^ Oo^l i^iniiig Cq., L,td....

Lilee ... '.Lee Lee Garage Co. ’ ... ' , f

Lilium ■ ... . Great .China Liliuhi Fictutbs ... ,

Lillycrap

Lillyshang ’ ...... LillyEli S. Lillicraip

& Co.-,'Ltd.... ...

Liman f Li Man King Kwok Wearing and Manu-

Limarian L facturing

... Lim Lein tk Co. Go., Ltd. ...... < l-«i<

Limekilns , ■ .... (Lime Kilns, Inc. ,>•••i enahg

Lirneutoh

Limfirm ... Lim Eu Toh &;,Co, , Singapore ' •’

Limgenco ... Lim Trading ‘Agency ^lanila

... V. de A. M. H. Lim Genco '& Co. "Kobe oiin-'oj

Limjee

Lim Kai Tai . L ’ Yasunia & Co. : ... Taipeh, Taihoku;"

Limkeecheok iiim Kee

'Lim Kai Tai

CheokiLCo. ...;

.1. Singapore eidowainoa

Limneesoon ... Lim Nee Soon i Shanghai ■nm vuoLJ

-.Singapore '-' ■.

Limpets ...

Limtecklee : mo Lira Teck Lee Wm. Jacks

Lincowong .... Shanghai ,

Lindeteves ...... ^My. Lincolp & Cpt-, Ltd,, W. ...

Lindeteves-Stokvis .Seniarang, Sou rb aya

-Perak • < ^

Lindeteves, ... Lindeteves, Stokis, Inc,,- i ;

.Shanghai r ’ "'L" ' ,

Lingnancq

Lingnanuni ...... LiLirtgnan Nan Co., Ltd.

University

 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place |

Lingsang ... . Ling Saag Printing Ink Co. Shanghai

Link ... American Presbyterian Mission Shanghai

All Ports

Linotype ... Linotype and Machinery, Ltd. Hongkong

Linstead

Lionbrand ...... John Linstead & Davis& Co., Ltd. .....

Dickinson Hongkong, Singapore !

Liongsoohin ... Liong Soo Hin ... Medan

Lionsilk ... Laou Kin Luen <& Co. ..... Shanghai

Liosnoff ... Union Pharmacy Shanghai • !

Lipkovsky ... Siberian Jewellery Store ... Shanghai

Lishamco ... W. Y. Cheong & Co. ' ... l..v Shanghai

Lisinkuns ... Lih Sing & Co. ... ..<' Shanghai

Liss Tientsin

...••• Electric

Tientsin Service

HeatingCorporation,

and SanitaryInc.Works, ... Shanghai-Hongkong 1

Listenin

Literature ... United Church of Canada .. Shanghai

Lithograph. ... Fine Art Lithographic Co Singapore

Litigation ... Lyson & Hall Hongkong

Little ... Little & Co., Ltd., John Sel., S’pore., Penang

Littles ... John Little & Co. Perak( Ipoh ),Sin gapore

Littleshop ... The Little Shop Hongkong

Liuholin ... Uu Ho Kou Mining Co., Ltd. Peiping

Liyoprinco .. Liang You Printing & Publishing Co Shanghai

Lloydiano ... Lloyd Triestino Navigation Co. Kobe, Shanghai

Loam ... Logan & .Amps ... Hongkong

Lobnitz ... Lobnitz & Co., Ltd. Perak

Lobunchay ... Philippine Foreign Trading Co., Ltd. Manila

Loco ... R. Young & Co., Ltd. Penang, Singapore

Locomotive ... American Locomotive Sales Co. Peiping

Locomotive \ ... A. Yuen & Chee Cheong Co. Hongkong

Loeboek Pakam... Batu Rata Rubber Plantation, Ltd. Sumatra

Loganross ... Logan & Ross Pennng

Loger ... Rodger & Co. .. Shanghai

Lohkinsu ... Loh Kin Sui Malacca

Lohs ... Loh’s Dispensary S ingapore

T.okinfai ... Lo Kin Fai & Co. H ongkong

Lokkawi ... Lok Kawi Rubber, Ltd. Jesselton, Bornee

Lokoomul ... Liberty Silk Store Hongkong

Lombard .... Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn Iloilo Tientsin

London Miss. ... London Missionary Society...

Longdistance ... Philippine Long Distance Teleph. Co. Manila

Loninsuroff ... Lonborg Insurance Office ... Shanghai

Lonkomay ... Lonkomay Shanghai

Lookers ... Look Brothers Penang

Loonfil ... Embassy Co. Hongkong

Lopesalves Lopes & Alves, Ltd Hongkong

Loqaat Jugra Land and Carey Ltd. Port Swettenham

Lortnoc ... Ed. T. Robertson & Son .. Shanghai

Losilko ... Laou Kin Chwang Co. ... .Shanghai ,

Lotus: ... Cader, Doray & Co. Kobe

Louiswette ... Dewette & Co. ... Osaka

Louplee ... Loup & Young Tientsin

Louvre ... Au Petit Louvre Hongkong

Loveliness ... Wai Cheong Co. Hongkong *■

Lovsted ... C. M. Lovsted & Co. (Manila), Ltd ... Manila

Lowden ... Donaldson & Lowden Bangkok

Lowhoonchip ... Low How Chip & Co. ... Singapore

Lowing ... Chee Wing & Co. Hongkong

 CABLE ADDRESSES F69

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Loxley . Perrin Cooper;& Cot ... Tientsin

Loxley . W. R. Loxley &‘Co. Dan. Ho. Si.

Lubrimberg Brimberg Bros. ... Tientsin

Lubrocoin . Luzon Brokerage Co., Inc. Manila

Lucebert . Berthet & Cie Saigon

Luoile Maison Lucile Shanghai

Lucky-Lucky . A. Man, Hing Cheong Hongkong

Luckyshoes . China Sports, Ltd., Tbe ... Hongkong

Luco . Dr. Luiz Nolasco .. Macao

Lucool . L. Z. Cool Shanghai

Luenfuugj . Luen Fung & Co. ... bno Canton

Luhan . Mines.De Linclieng .. Peiping

' Luisa . Botica Amiqua de Cebu, Inc, Cebu

Lukashik . Lukashik & Sons Tientsin -

; Lukrance , Luk Hoi Tung Co,, Ltd. ... Hongkong

1 Lulab . Shanghai Land Development. Co. Shanghai .

Lumat . North Borneo State Rubber Co., Ltd. ... Jesselton,; Borneo

I Lumberco China Import and ExportLuntberCoi, Ltd. All Ports .

i Lumberco U. M. Ginsbuurg ... ... Shanghai

' Lumoco . Model. & Co., Inc., L. Manila

4 Lumsdaine . A. H. V. Lomsdaine Shanghai

i Lunarchi .. Luna de San P .-.pro Nakpil & Cortes ... Manila

1 Lunetahotel . Luneta Hotel Manila

Lungtai . Lung Tai Trading Co Shanghai

Lunperchin . Perrin’s (China), Ltd. Hongkong

j Lun Tai Mutual Fire & Marine Insurance f

Lunistice " ( Co., Ltd. ... ... 5 Hongkong

Lunsang Lun Sang & Co. Hongkong

Lurgi . Dr. C. Krayer Tokyo

Lury Lury Bros Hakodate

Luryco . Lury Bros. Co. Tokyo

, Lusitano . Club Lusitano Singapore c

Lusteveco . Luzon Stevedoring Co., Inc. Manila

Luther . Lutheran Mission.Home & Agency ... Hankow

; Lutherbook .. Lutheran Board of Publication Hankow

Luthy . C. Luthy & Co. ... ... Shanghai -

! I Luxoriens R. Johnson & Co. .... .... Canton, Hongkong

; Lyceum . Lyceum Theatre Shanghai

Lycopsis Lyen Bros. .;. Hongkong

i Lycheong . Loke Yung Chebng Selangor

Lyen St. George’s House Honykong ; :

I ^ Lyndentree ,. Otis Elevator Co. Os., Sh.,Man., Tokyo

I Lynn . Brunei United Plantations, Ltd. Brunei

f Lynotype . Lynotype & Machinery, Ltd. Shanghai

Lyonco . T. Edward Lyon Canton

i Lysport .. The World Pencil Co., Ltd. .... Shanghai

Afabuhay “Mabuhay” Manila

■ Macaen Machado, C. J. ... Shanghai

Macaoheiecheang President Hotel ... Ma-cao

. Mcbain . George McBain ... i.. .i. Shanghai iiioiniri!

; Macdon McDonnell & Gorman Inc. Tientsin 1 ■ •

iVTacfadden .. MacFadden Bros. Osaka

f] Macarowan China American.Tradinsr Co. S’hai., Tientsin

Machineco Oriental Machinery Stores ... ... Bangkok

Machtrad .. Kikei Boyeki Kaisha, Ltd. Osaka

» Machuca .. J. Machuca & Co. Manila

Feo. CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name PlUCe

Machy Machinery and Supply Co.,. Inc. Manila

Macimport s Import dept., George McBain Shanghai

Mackay , Lunas Rubber Estates, Ltd. Lunas

Mackenzie . Mackenzie & Co., Ltd. , ov, Chungking, Tientsin

Mackie D. 1> Mackie Singapore

Mackinnons ■ British-India Steam NayigatiopflCp., Ld. H’Kong., Shanghai

Mackinnons . Maekinnon, Mackenzie ^Go., Ltdo JapaU All Ports

Maclaine Maclaine Sugar Co., Ltd. .... Shanghai

Macleodco (International Harvester Go. of thd )> -Manila, Cebu, lloild1

•• (yV.Philippines . ...1

Macondray Macondray & Co. .0. ■ 'i..‘ Manila, Cebu;

Macneill c, MacNeill & Co. ... .W Medan

Macpat Patten, Mackenzie & Co. ... ... Shanghai J

Macphails Macphail & Co., Ltd. : S’pore., Perak

Macrad Mackey Radio & Telegraph Cot U. Manila

MacPrintco ' \ McCullough Printing Co. ... ... Manila

Mackenmarie .. . Stiehel, C. A. ... ... ' ... Shanghai mi

Mackesson McKesson & Robbins, Lric. ... Kobe iT

Macsan . McMillan Export Co., Ltd.... Y’hama, Tokyo, Kobe

Macytea > Carter Macey Tea & Coffee Coo, Inc.' . Daifcotei o

M adiaskey TaketaroRibet

Yoshidzumi . Osaka

Madiprsiik Madier, & Cie. ... Sh., Can.

Madrigal 1. Blair & Co. ... nj;i Hongkong

Madrigal . Madrigal & Co. ... . ... - Manila

Madrigal . Rizal .Cement Factory .u. Manila

Madrigal . Port Lamon Lumber Co. ... Manila

Madsyl . ’Hon igsberg & Qp., Inc. Peiping, Shanghai

Maenad Kent,& Mounsey ... Tientsin

Maeco . O'ean . Accdd & Guar. Corp. Singapore

Mafico . Manila Finance & Discount Corpn, Manila

Magellan . ' Macgregors. Ltd. ... • ■ ... Shanghai 't

Maggowan . China-American Trading Corporation ... Tientsin

Magill :■ C. N,- Magill ; ..... Penang .J

Ma^ill James MagilL'A Co., I.td. ... Shanghai ok

Magnet . Gene-ral Electric Co., Ltd. ... Svlangor

Mahadev . Kimatrai & Co:-... ... ...- Kobe

Maharg Graham & Co. ... Kobe

v.‘;l Shanghai r

Maher . Casa Do Povo ... ... n;

Mahjiddeen . Mabmood Mohjiddeen & Co. Kelantan

Mahlee Mactavish, Twigg & Co., Ltd. ..j Shanghai

Mahogany Negros Philippine Lumber Oorpn. .... Manila

Mabwei . Chinese Recreation & Race Citib Tientsin

Maikassian Simon Maikassian ...■ » Tientsin

Mail , Newspaper Enterprise, Ltd. Hongkong

Mail , China Mail and Overland China Mail ... Hongkong

Mail . Dollar Directory ... Hongkong

Mail Malay Mail ’ ... ’ Sfelangor

Mailine . American Mail Line Kobe,. Hankow,'

... |; Canton,

Mainichi Yoi, fl’kong

Osaka Mainichi ... u. Osaka K.

Maishan Kailan Mining Adininistration All Ports

Majestic Majestic Hotel , . Sh aughai, Selangor

Majocoliin Solignum, Ltd. T..iu : Selangor ’'

Major Major B'-os., Ltd. Shanghai '

Majuvy Levy A; Blum, Inc. Manila

Makenzie Mackenzie & Co,, Ltd. Hankow

 CABLE ADDRESSES F6I

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Makower . Makower, McBeath & Co., Ltd. Kobe

Malamining « Malaya Mining and General Agencyi'Etd. Singapore

Mai a in pi an Malayan-Americaft Plantation, Ltd. .... Penang

Malamplan United States Rubber Pl’fiatioxH, Inc. Kedah

Malatris Malayan Industries, Ltd, ... , ... Penang ,

Malaya Bank of Malaya. Perak

Malayan . Malayan Supply Co. ... Selangor

Ma'aymotor . Malayan Motors, Ltd. ... Singapore

MaRsha Mallouk Brothers Shanghai

Malfred Fred Mai oof ...i Swat gw

Malit Manila Lighter Transportation Manila

Maikassiau S, Malkassian Tientsin

Malod Malayan Law Journal Singapore

Malphar Malayan Pharmacy, The Singapore

Malthold Paraffine Co., Inc. . Shanghai

Malu . Eokusai Unyu Kaisha Tientsin,

ShanghaiDairen

Mam ary Mamary Co. ... :..

Mamerco Manila Mercantile Co., InC. Manila

Man asset) . S. Manasseb & Co. Singapore'

Manbutton . Manila Button Factory Manila

M nicerob a . Manufacture Ceramique de Shanghai. ..;! Shanghai

Manchuria Carlowitz & Co. ... ... ' 1 Dairen

Manclub . Manila Club Manila *

Manco Manila Cordage Co. ... Manila

Manco . Many & Co. : Canton

Mandarin . Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn. .... Calcutta i.

Mandarin Nortb China lnsurancoCp., Ltd. Sffiai, Han., S’pore

Manews . Manchuria Daily News' ... ••• Dairen

Manhara . Harai Shoji Kaisha Osaka

Manhoco . Manila Hotel Co. ! Manila

Manifesto {Jongkong .'O Whampoa l)ock Co., Ltd .. Hongkong

Manifesto Allen, Sons & Co., Ltd, ... T«kyo

Manilalect .> Manila Electric Co. Manila

Manimpco Manila Import Co. Manila

Manners . John Manners & Co., Ltd All Ports

Manners . The China Engineer, Ltd. Canton

Mannesmann Manhesmannroehren-Werke Osaka

Manoread . Hongkong & Shanghai Banking, Cprpn Amoy

Manrep T. K. Okada ... , Tokyo

Mansfield Mansfield & Co., Ltd. Singapore

Mansfield China, Navigation Co., Ltd'. Singapore

Mansfield . ,.China Mutual Steam Navigation'Co,//Ltd. Singapore, Penang

Mansouk . Mansouk & Co. J. ... ... Tientsin

Mansouk Belgian Brick Factory ... ... Tientsin

Mansport Roces & Co. Manila

iMantetsu South Manchuria Railway Co,. Shanghai, Dairen

Mmtrade Manila, Trading and Supply Co.y Manila

jVfanufacturers .. . Standard Telephone® and Cables, Ltd. Singapore

Manulife Manufacturers’ Life Insurance Cp, All Ports

Maplumbco . Marila Plumbing Co. .... Manila

Mapurunga .. Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn Hankow

HMaranibank .. Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn. .... Muar

tlMarumatsu , Marumatsu Goshi Kaisha ... Osaka

NMaraudius . Marthoud & Cie. Shanghai

Marcksing Lothar Marcks ... Mukden

■Marco . Marco Finkelstein & Co. .-.t Shanghai

F62 CARLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Marco War-Kao Ltd; ... Shanghai

Marcodurum' . Sirius Trading Corpn. Manila

Harden G. E. Harden & Co., Ltd. '... Shanghai

Harden Shanghai Household Removing Co. Shanghai

Harden Whangpoo Ferry Service ... Shanghai

Harketmen Henly Trading Co. Singapore

Maremco Manila Remnant Co., Inc.... i ... Manila

Maremount J. J. Maremount & Co. ... Shanghai

Margin Bank of Manchuria Dairen

Marin© Kobe Marine. Insurance Co., Ltd Kobe

Marine Lloyds Register of Shipping Hongkong

Mariners Mercantile Marine Officers’ Club Shanghai

Marinework Phoebus Neon Light Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Marinework Win. C. Jack &.Co., Ltd. .... Hongkong

Marinippon Nippon Marine Insurance Co. Osaka, Shanghai

Maristes St. Francis Xavier’s College Shanghai

Marisfc St. Louis’ College ... j Tientsin

Maritima Compania Maritima Manila

Markmodara Mark’s Tyre Store ... ' Bangkok

Markmodara . Mojdara Typewriter Co Bangkok

Markmoody Mark L. Moody shanghai

Markreyter Reuter Ltd. Tientsin, Hankow

Mark sing Lothar Marks Mukden

Marlton Parbury, Flenty & Co. Kobe

Marsiling Thong Aik Co. Singapore

Marsoulies Du Pac De Marsoulies Shanghai

Marsoulies Marsoulies, A. Du Pao De (Successor

to L. Bourgeat) Shanghai

Mart Tientsin Market Commission Agency... Tientsin

Martkatz Katz Co. Tientsin

Maruben Itoh & Co.. Ltd. Tsingtao

Marui Marui Trading Co., Ltd. Kobe

Maruishi Maruishi Shokai, Ltd. Osaka

Maruito It.oh & Co.. Ltd. Osaka, Shanghai

Marukawa Kawanishi Warehouse Co., Ltd. Kobe

Marus Showa Shipping Co. Shanghai

Masco Manila Auto Supply Co. ... ••• Manila

Masia Malay Siamese Prospecting Co., Ltd. ... Penang

Maskee Handler & Co. Shanghai

Masonmater Ryssin & Co. ... ... Shanghai

Masri Bigio’s Son & Co. Osaka

Massa Italian Marble & Bronze Works Tientsin

Masterads Master’s Ld., Singapore

Masumasu Masuda Trading-Co., Ltd. ... Yokohama

Mataiclii Mataichi Kabushiki Kaisha Shanghai

Matches How Ming Trading Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Matches Swedish Chinese Export & ImportCo.,Ld. Shanghai, Hongkong

Math Malay Mail ... Selangor

Mather plat Mather & Platt, Ltd. Shanghai

Matline Macao-Timor-Gpammozambique Line ... Shanghai

Maton United China Trading Co. ... Shanghai

Matsang E. Mathew

Mauriceben M. Benjamin ... Shanghai

Mauriceco N ational Mercantile Agency . ••• Singapore ,

Mavromaras French Bakery ... Tientsin

Maxbrand Brand & Sons, Inc. T entsin

 CABLE ADDRESSEE FtfS

Cable A Firm Name Place

Maxim Maxim & Co. Hongkong

Maximilian 1 Schnabel Gaumer & Co. Hankow

Maxwell Maxwell & Co., Ltd Kobe

Maxwell Maxwell Insurance Office... Osaka, Kobe

Mayeda S. Mayeda & Co. . Hongkong

Mayen Dr. H. Busse Shanghai

Mayen Mayen & Co. Hongkong

M ayes Eastern Trading Co. Yokohama

May hat Mayo’s Shoppe Hongkong

Maynard Ma\ nard & Co., Ltd. Singapore

Mayne Mary Garden Restaurant Shanghai

Mayne Mary Gaa-den Tobacco Co. Shanghai

McAlister McAlister & Co , Ltd. ... Perak, S’pore.

McAllister McAllister & Co., Ltd. Penang

M c Alister Queensland Insurance Co., Ltd., Singapore

McAuliffe McAuliffe, Davis & Hope ..., Pen., Sumatra, Si-

MeBain George MeBain s’hai., 'i ientsin

McDougall F. J. McDougall .. ... Selangor

Mclvor Mclvor, Kauffman, Smith & Yamamoto Tokyo

McKenzie Tebong Rubber Estate, Ltd. Sungei Dua

McKesson, McKesson & Robbins, Shanghai

Melee China Supply Corp. Hongkong

McMahon T. McMabon Perak

McMullan Chefoo Daily News Chefoo

McMullan McMullan & Co., Ltd. Chefoo Tsingtao

McNaughton Deeming, W.L. Kobe

Meamaye II. C. MacNaughton Singapore

M earnshaw Earnshaw Docks & Honolulu Iron Works Manila

Mearshaw Honolulu Iron Works Co. ... Manila

Measurer Sworn Measurer’s Office Canton

Mechanic China Motors ... Shanghai

Mechanical Malayan Mechanical Equipment Coi ... Singapore

Mecn America & Co. Singapore

Medan N.V. Tabak Maatschappij Arendsburg Sumatra

Medical Chinese Union

Red Cross General Shanghai

Medical Peiping Medical CollegeHospital... Pe ping

Singapore

Medicine Medical Officer ... Shanghai

Mediolum Asiatic Yeast Works Shanghai

Medmissan China Medical Association... Selangor

Meelee Chan'-'on Lin & Co. Osaka

Meerag Maschinenfabrik Meer A. G. Singapore

Meezan The Asiatic Stamp Co. ... Tokyo

Meguin Bamag, Meguin A. G. Tokyo

Meguin International Cementgun Co., N. V. ... Hongkong

Meher Mehta & Co. Tientsin

Mehler Mehler, F. Kobe

Mehta S. B. Mehta & Co. Can* on

Mehta M. N. Mehta Chungking

Meifengbank The Mei Feng Bank of Szechuen Tientsin

Meihwafur Mei Hwa Fur Trading Corporation Tokyo / '■ -CoN

Meika Meiji Fire Insurance Co. ... Hongkong

Meirion Hughes & Hough, Ltd. Shanehai

Meishun Meishun S.S. Co. Haiph ng

Mekong Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corp.... S.Shanehai ’ ■

Melachrino Tobacco Products Corporation Jesselton, Borneo

Melalap 'Manchester North Borneo Rubber^ Ltd

F64 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad\ Firm Name- Place

Melamines .1. W. Mansion & Co. ... 1 ..v Hongkong

Melchers Melchers & Co. ... ... Hankow, Triingtao

Melchersco Melchers & Co. (Import) ... ... All Ports

Melchim Evangelical Lutheran Mission Shasi

Melco > ; Malacca Electric Lighting.Ltd. Malacca

Melcorp Melchers & Co. (Export) ... All. Ports

IVlelio A. A. de Mello Macao

Melodius ■ ... Costa Music Co. jJl Hongkong

Melody Singapore Piano Co. ... '• ..i Singapore

Menabro ' Joseph Bros. ... ... Shanghai ’ .

Menamotor< Menam Motor Boat Co., Ltd. • Bangkok

Mendis Mendis & Ahlip : ... Penang

Mengelmax Max M. Engel. ■ •... Mukden

Menkou Menkukou Sino British Coal Mihihg1 Oo. Pepinsr

Menkwa Nippon Menkw'a Kabushiki Kaisha All Ports

Menthol K. Kobayashi ... ... Yokohama

Meutrupoo Mentrup & Co. ..‘i1 ‘ ... Tientsin

Meranti Leong Lim Saw Mill Co. ... Singapore

Mercantil Typographs Mercantil de T. N. Pernau-

des Filhos,-T/td. Macao

Mercator J. Barth Tokyo

Mercator Yitrea Glass Works Tokyo

Merchants China Merchants Steam Navigation Co. Hongkong

Merchman Llectical Supply Co., Inc. ... Manila

Mercom Mercantile Co. Semarang

Mercury Century Press' 'Ltd. . . . ... ( Shanghai

Merfar H. Mer^cki ... ... Shanghai

Merzco R. Merz & Co. Tientsin

Mesritz Brandon Mesritz & Co. ... ... Batavia, Soprabaya

Messagerie ... Compagnie des Me«sageries Ma? 'times All Ports

Messalina McAlister (Jo., Ltd. Selangor

Messary Bukidnon Cattle &'Coffee Co., Inc. ... Manila

Messary . Santa Mesa pairy Farm ... Manila

Messman ... • D. H. Benjamin & Qo. Shanghai

Mestfabrik 'Mestfabrik Java, N.V. Medan

Metallise Metallisation Co. of China .. Shanghai

Metalcoat , ■ )t. Metal Coating Co. of China ... : Shanghai ,,

Methodist ... Keem Girls’ School ... .... Tientsin

Methodist Methodist Episcopal Mission Penang, Singapore

Methodist ... Sleeper-Davis; Memorial Hospital ■ Peiping , ,

Methodist Tientsin Hui Wen Academy Tientsin

Methodist Mission Methodist Episcopal Mission South Tientsin, Foochow

Methotel Metropple Hotel ... Shanghai

Metko lutemational Technical Trading Cp. ... Harbin

Metmotors Metcalfes Motors ... ... Perak

Metro ..... Davies, Brooke & Boyd. Ltd ..Shanghai

Metro Metropolitan Land Co., Ld. Hongkong, Shanghai

Metrofilms Metro-GpLjlw.yn-Mayer Qq., Inc. All Ports

Metropole Metropole Hotel ... Hongkong

Metrotheco Metropolitan Theatre Co. ... ... Manila

Metrotrade Metmpolitan .Supply Co. Shanghai

Metrotrad Metropolitan Trading Co. Shanghai

Metrovick ,.. Metropolitan Vickers Electrical Ex. Co. Tokyo, Shanghai

Meychina Behn, Meyer (China) Co., Ltd. Tientsin, Shanghai

Meychina ... F. H. Boris ... Tientsin

 CABLE ADDRESSES F85"

Firm Name Flaee

,UWm. Meyerink & Co’. ... Hongkong,Shangh ai

E. J. Carmicibael... 0 Shanghai

L. M. Haussman-& Co. ... ... Manila

Manila Ice Cream plant ... Manila

China Electric-Co., Ltd. ... ' ... Hongkong , ,,

Nippon Electric Co., Ltd. ... Tokyo

Standard Telephones and Cftb)c's,‘Lid.... Singapore

China Electric Co., Ltd . , !! All Ports

Hongkong & Shanghai Banking.CbPph. .... Kuala Lumpur

Hugh Middleton $ Ccn ... ..: Hankow

Middleton & Co.., Ltd. .. Shanghai *

Midzushima & Oo. ... Kobe

Chiyo & Co. ’ Hongkong '

Mikasa & Co. ... Shanghai ;' \

Shanghai Mutual TelephoneiCo., Ltd v:. Shanghai

Chartered Bank of India, Aus. A f’hintt Hankow

Dairy Farm, Ice and Cold Storage ... Hongkong

Millington, Ltd. ... Shanghai, H’kbng.,

China Weekly Hfevietv Shanghai

Sintah Mill-Furnishing Col . ' . . Shanghai

F. Ezra & Co. ... ... Shanghai

Miller Rubber Products Co, .... Singapore

‘ Shanghai Mill Supply Co. Shanghai

A. Mina Tientsin ,

Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Cprpn. ,... Johore

M narolo & Co.... Shanghai

Manila Instalment Co. Manila

Minemura Oil Mills Tsirigtao

Wm. H. Miller & Co., N.V. Batavia

.National Commercial ; ... , ; Shanghai

Ming Hwa Comm.

B.Straits

Bertucci ... ...... Shanghai

Trading Co. ... Hankow

Karhei Shokai, Ltd Osaka

Tabaqueria de la Cbmpahia Genera)

de Tabacos de Eilipinas . . Manila

T. M. A. Music House Singapore

London Missionary Society Bank- w

Mitsui Bank Yokohama

Mitsui Bussan Eaisha, Ltd. Ail Ports

Mitsui Bank, Ltd. Shanghai

Bagnall & Hilles ... ... ... (Kobe

Miyabe A Suyetaka . .. .... Yokohama

Miye Co., Ltd. , .... Kobe

Miyoshi Yoko ... ... ... . Shanghai

S. Miyoshi Glass Factory ... Osaka

M. J.B. Co. Shidzuoka

Mitsukoshi Ltd. Tokyo

Union Mobiliere ... Shanghai

.China Paper Co. (Fed. Inc., U.S.A.) ... Shanghai

Friedrich Modde Peiping

Mode Elite ... ... Hongkong ,

Orient Tobacco Manufacturers Hongkong

Hotel Moderne Tientsin, Harliin

“Modern Home” Constructionno Sup- Bhanghai

plies, Ltd. ... - • ... ° ...

F3

EG6 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable A d : Firm Name Flace

Atodfurniture .... Modern Furniture Store .r.. ... Tientsin

Module .. . Hemmings & Berkley — ... Hankow

Module .. Hemmings & Parkin Tientsin

Moebi .. W. O. Moebius Shanghai

Moprra .. E. R. Mogra & Co. ... Canton, Hongkong

Mogul . M. A. Mogul Singapore

Mogut . G. Gutbezahl & Co. , Shai., Tient.'in

Mobideen P. Mobideen & Co. Shanghai

Mohamed G. S. Mohamed ... Kobe

Mohamedali . Mohamed Ali Sahib & Co. ... Penang

Mohandas . Mohandas & Sons Kobe

Mohawk . Morriss, H. Ernest Shanghai ,

Mohideen . Mohideen & Co., P Shanghai

M oine . Moine Comte & Co., Ltd. ... Singapore, Penang

Molchanoff Molchanoff Hankow

Moller Moller & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Mollerstock . John Moller Shanghai

Mollison Mollison & Co. Yokohama

Molukveem Molukveem Veem N.V , Celebes Macasar

Monbaron . W. J. Crooks & Co. Hankow

Monchen Mertens, Dr. H. ... Shanghai

Monco . Montrose <& Co. ... .... Tientsin

"Monday Mail”,..

Monday Mail .. . International Manila

Mondcurio Cdrhmerciar Co., Ltd. Osaka

Mondenach . Mondenach., K. ... Shanghai

Monita The Shamden Pagoda Hongkong

Monktobac . Monk & Co. Shanghai

Monod Les Successeurs de E. C. Monod k Co. Bangkok

Monogram . Harvie Cooke & Co., L d. Shanghai

Mon olivet David & Co. Shanghai

Monopoly . Govt. Monopolies Dept. ... Singapore

Monotaro . H. Yamamoto k Co. Osaka

Monotype Monotvpe Corpri.. Ltd. ... ... Shanghai

Monroe . F. C. Monroe & Co. Shanghai

Monsoon . (Columbia Casualty Co. of New York ... Shanghai

Montargis . M. J. P>. Montargis Hongkong

Montepie'lad Monte de Pieded and Savings Bank Manila

Montevedere .. Basto, Dr. R. A. de Castro ... Hongkong

Mooreeo L. Moore k Co.. Ltd. ... Shanghai

Moorob Automobile Club of China Shanghai

Moorob Beck & Swann Shanghai

Moorob Exporters Association of Shanghai... Shanghai

Moorob Shanghai Fire Insurance Association Shanghai

Moorob Shanghai Metal Merchants’ As’sn. ... Shanghai

Moorob Shanghai Marine Underwriters As’sn. Shanghai

Moosa Moosa k Co. Macao

Mopin Societe d’Exploitation des Etablissement

Bro=sard Mopin Saigon

Moreing . Morrison & Co. ... ... Perak

Morey John Morey & Co. Singapore

Morganite . Morganite Carbon, K. K. ... Osaka

Morgenster . Jaffe & Sons, Ltd. Shanghai

Morgenster O. Morgenstern ... Shanghai

Morikuma . Morimura Shoten ... Yokohama

Moriug . A. Silverstone & Co. Shanai

Morning . F. Sassoon Kobe

 CABLE ADDRESSES F6T

Cable Ad i Firm Name- Place

Morse F. 8. Morse ... i .... Kobe, Shanghai

Morose : Rosenfeld*& Son,. A. B. ... Shanghai

Morteric .. Morton & Ericksen ... Manila

Mortgage , • Peoples Mortgages and Investm-nt.; Co. Manila

Mortimereid Mortimer-Reid & Slee ....o'’ , Shanghai

Vlorymlah .. Morimura Trading Co., Ltd. Tokyo

Moscodel .. David, Moss & Co. .... Shanghai

Moshi Model Dairy Farm Shanghai

Mossgood . Goodrich Co. (S.S.), Ltd. ... Singapore-

Mossycamp .. Adet Moss & Co. ... Kobe, Yokohama

Mothicide .. M. Lion Co. ... 'Shanghai

Motion .. Motion Smith & Son, ‘Ltd: ... Singapore

Motiwalla E. J. Motiwalla Cb. 'Singapore

Motokobata .. Nichima Kwai Osaka

Motor . Telefunken East Asiatic Telegraph Co. Shanghai

Motor .. Siemens China ‘Go-. . All Ports

Motor . Dnited Motors Co. ... Perak

Motorbank .. .China Finance, porp. Shanghai

Motosales Shanghai Motor Sales, Co.. ..» Shanghai

Mottoes .. Economical Trading Co. ...i . ... Hongkong

: Mottimport .. C. Motte & Co. Singapore

[ Motyard . The South China Motorship Building Hongkong

and Repairing Works, Ltd. , Selaneor

Mountain Temiang Renchong Estate ....

Mountainview P. D. Carman Co. Manila

Moulder .. Moulder & Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Mourin .. A. Mourin & Co., Ltd. ... ; . Kedah

Moutrie .. Moutrie & Co.; Ltd. ... ... All* Ports

Moyel .. Moyler, Powell & Co. Tientsin

Moyroux V. Moyroux Tientsin

Mrltd . B. J. Egan Tientsin

' Muehlenbau . Miag Muehlenbau & Industrie, A. C. Yokohama Shanghai

Mukhi . Mukhi Hirarand Tarachand Yokohama

Mukusu . Dr. B. Caldwell ... All Ports

Mulphico Muller & Phipps, Ltd.

Multiple MeMullan & Co. (Shanghai), Ltd. ... Shanghai

Muneng .. Munoz & Co. ... Manila

Mundara .. Couper Johnston & Co. Bangkok

Municipal Municipal Department ... Sarawak

Muraitraco Murai Trading Co., l.td. Tokyo

Murakami . Murakami & Co. ... ... ...... Shanghai

Murakamito .. Murakami Toyo. Shanghai

Murasbip ... Murase Shoteh ... ... Kobe Kobe

Musabhoy . M. Musabhoy

i Musen .. Nippon Musen Den shin Denwal£aisha,Ld. Tokyo Hongkong

1 Music Anderson MusiCiC.o»,Ltd,. ... , Manila

Music . Lyric Music House, Ino. ... Hongkong

Musicians Hongkong Music Co. ... ShLubai ,

Musso .. Musso, Fisher & Wilhelm ... Shanghai -

Mustard Sharpe & Dohme Inc; ... ... Shai ghai

Mustard MI. K. Muli'ord & Co. All Ports

Mustard .. Mustard (5o., Ltd. .,.

Mustard .. Remington Typewriter Agency Shanghai

Mutuatrade Mutual Trading Co. ... Shanghai

Myke J. R. Michael. & Co. Hongkong

*F3

 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ail : Firm Name Place

Myotomy ... Cameron & Co., Ltd. Tokyo

Myotomy ... Wilkinson, Heywood & Clark « Hongkong, Shanghai

Myrtle ... Burt, Myrtle & Co. Semarang

Nttafi ... Navy Army & Air Force Institutes ... Tientsin

Nabholz ... Mabholz&Co. Sh., Yokohama

Nacco ... Ocean Accident & Gruarantee Co. Singapore '

Naccokobe ... National Aniline & Chemical Co., IJ.S.A. Kobe

Naccokong ... National Aniline & Chemical Co. Hongkong

Naceoshang ... National Aniline & Chemical-Co., IT.S.A. Shanghai

Nacitco ... National City Co. Shanghai

Nacrihankow ... National Aniline Sl Chemical Co., TJ.S.A. Hankow

Nacomsav ... National Commercial & Savings Bank,

Ltd. All Ports

Nacot ... Tientsin Navigation Co., Ltd. Tientsin

Nacotinsin ... National Aniline Chemical Co., U.S.A Tientsin

Nadrutore ... National Drug Store Manila

Nagata ... Nagkta Bros. Penang

Nagenins ... National Insurance Office Shanghai

Nagoya ... Abeko & Co., Ltd. .. Nagoya.

Naerrom ... G. J. W. Morgan Shanghai' !

Nahiho ,... Nam Hing Hong Hongkong

Naigai ... 'Naigai Wata Kaisha, Ltd. ... Shanghai, Tsingtao

Nainen Mitsubishi In ternalCombustion Engine Co. Kobe

Naiti ... Hindhede & Co., Ltd. .Singapore

Naivarom ... A. R. Catto , Tokyo

Najam /Abdulali & Co. Kobe

N*kagawa ... Nakagawa Shoten Sngapore

Nakagi ... Gisuke Nakamura Osaka . , ■

Nakaso ... Shozo Nakamura Tokyo

Nalex ... .International Export Co., Ltd. Tientsin

Naltra ... The National Traders

Naman (Siamese) -Asiatic Petroleum Co. (Siam), Lt

Namkeng ... Bangkok Mfg. Co. Bangkok

Nanchintra ... Nan Sin Optical House Singapore

Naniwasoko ’ ... Naniwa Warehouse Co., Ltd. Osaka

Nantai ... Leadmen & Co., Ltd., F oochow

Nantao Shun Cong Eng. & Sbipblde. Works ... Shanghai

Nanyang ... Nanyans Bros. Tobacco Co.,Ltd. Hoegkong.Shanghai

Nanyang ... Union Times Press .Singapore

Napproco .... Maneru & Co. ... .... Manila

Naraindas ... P. Naraindas Kobe

Narealty ..J S. Y. Kao Shanghai

Narsilk ... Tajmahal Silk Store Hongkong

Narumo . Toyo'Shbkai Tokyo

Narus ,... M. Lopez and National Stationery Co Manila

Nassau ... Young Men’s Christian Association Teping

Nassim ... A. B. David & Co',, Ltd ... Saigon

Natantop ... National Anti-Opium As’sn of China Shanghai

N at com bank ($311) National Commercial Bank, Ltd. T’sin., S’hai.

^atdrudco .... National Drug Company of China Hongkong

Nated National United Co. Hongkong

Nateleco .. National Electric Co. Singaproe

Nathyriene .... National Hvgiene Co. Shanghai

Nathyo ... ^National Hygiene Co. ■Shanghai

 GABLE ADDRESSES

Gable Ad: Firm Name Place

Uatico . North America Trading and Inaperi O'.. All Ports

Naticolour EtablissementsKuhlmann .. Shanghai

Natio . International Export Go., Ltd. Hankow

National ,. National 'trading and Lu-mber Ob., Ltd. Kobe

National . National Commercial Go., Ltd. Hongkong

Nation,alban;k .... Philippine National Bank >.. Manila

Nationalop National Optical Co. 1 Shanghai

Natmed Chinese Medical Association: Shanghai

Natraed . The National Medical Assoc. blClhii:a ... shanghai

Natpress .. China Press, Inc. ... 1 Shanghai t

Natpurcom . National Construction Commission .. Shanghai

Natraco . National Trading Co. Shanghai

Natragco . National Sanitary Rag Co..,. ... Kobe

Natwirtel . Chinese National Wireless Tele. Co. Tientsin, Shanghai:

Natwirtel . Marconi’s Wireless Telegraph Co., Ld. Shanghai

Nautil-ws . Canadian Pacific Railway Co. h. All Ports

Naveokali . N.V. Overzeesehe Kali Export Mij. ... Hongkong :

Navigatrad : Sintoon Overseas Trading Co.,-Ltd. Tientsin, Shanghai.

Navigazion . Borioni & Co.- ... 8% Chungking

Nazarally . N. Tyebally ... ■ Singapore

Nearsilk ' .. Tajmahal "Silk Store Hongkong

Neary . J. Neary Yokohama

Necktradco .. . Baroukh Trading Co. ■Shanghai

Ned.asiatic ■' . . . Nede r1 andsche-Asiatische Maatschappy

Handel Kobe • d V.

Nedasiatic . Netherlands AsiaticTradingCo. Kobe

Nedloh . A. R. Holden & Co., Ltd. ... Singapore.

Neerbclera .. Breen & Co., C.J. ... ■.Shanghai'■

Neerbclem : Shanghai Lumber & Coal Co. -Shanghai

Neelinchen Neeling Chen ...■ > ... , Shanghai

Negri ! '..... Busy Bee Shanghai

Nehesco , .. . 'Neuss Hesslein .Corporatiecn - ^Manila ;

Nehocroc • . Henry H. Cohen. Ltd. ., Shanghai /

Neliocroc ■’Shanghai

. '.Shanghai Button & Buckle Mfg. 'Cor i (.t^elkngor

Neill s/i Neill & Bell w •.••• '.Manila s'r

Neled . - Nell Co., Edward J. ••• ,

Nellgwin ;

Nemaze- iogiu M.Nema^ee Hongkong

Nemgial . National Employers Mutual '.General Singapore

Insurance Association Ltdt • Harbin

Nemirovsky .. .iNemivdrsky, L. L. Shanghai

Neonlite .t Claude Neon Lights, Fed. Inc., U-B-A.... Shanghai

Nesbaconst > . New Shanghai'Conat. Gd. : ... Shanghai ,

Nesrednaw ..■ C. W. Andersen

N'erbadda Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corp.... • All Bata,via, Sourabava

Ports '

Nestanglo .. Nestle & Anglo-,SwissGbndensedMilkCo. / Selangor, Canton

Nestles Nestles & Anglo-Swiss Milk. Go:,

Nestle ..' Socicte Nestle.(France) ;... — "1 Saigon

Netbeneo .. ■ G. H. Slot & C.o.,Btd. Singapore ,

s; Shanghai !

Nettib^bld. • . .. Guest, Keen .NetitJefehL Ltd. Shanghai

Neveleo Maison Regina ... Shanghai

Nevelco .. Nevelco Trading Co. . ... Shanghai ■

Neveleo .. J. Nevel & Co. ... •••

Neverogvan .. Nederlandschp Yikoop Organ.isatic N. Vr. Harbin Hongkong

Neville .. Coma be Eckford & Winning f ,T4

Neville < .. . Lloyds ... ••• i < ••• Harbin

E70 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place:.

Neville - ’i. ... H.. J. Neville ... Harbin

Newgrand Hotel New Grand ... Yokohama ,;;

Newsroom ■■/a . South China Newspaper, Ltd. Hongkong

Hongkong

Newsroom . Nam Chung Po Ltd.

Newtonco. , . . New Singapore Ice Works, Ltd. Singapore

Newzico rA'u . New Zealand Insurance Cp„ Ltd. All Ports

Nibiki . Philippine Lumber Exportation Co. Manila

Nichidoku i; X a . Nichi Doku Shoten Kobe

Nichiei Anglo-Japan Cycle ManufacturingCo.,Ltc Kobe

Nichiwaw . Nicaiwa Shokai ... Shanghai

Nichizuicoi. u Nichizui Trading Co., Ltd. Japan Ports

Nichols ;. Nichols Super Yarn and Carpets ... Tientsin

Nicol Nicol & Co. A. Tientsin

Nicolas . G. Nicolas Peiping

Nicot . Nicot Products Co. Shanghai

Nielcolm . Nielsen & Malcolm S’hai., Han., Can.

Nielcolm . Hankow Eire Insurance Association ... Hankow

Nieuwsblad. . Nederlandsch-Indischei Drukkers en Batavia

Niewin Pitgevers Maatschappij ... Hank >w

Nielsen & Winther. Ltd.

Niagara .. Niagara Mineral Water Co. Hankow

Nigawco Eastern Products Exporting Corpn. Kobe

Nihalchand; . Nihalchand Bros. Yokohama

Nihodensen . Nippon Densen Co., Ltd. ... Tokyo.

Nihondempo . Nippon Dempo News Agency Shanghai

Nihonkaijo . Nippon Marine Insurance Co. Shanghai

Nihonkisen . Nippon Kisen Kaisha, Ltd. Shanghai

Nihonmenka . Nippon Menkua K.K. Tiem.tsin

Nihonsabro . Sabroe Co. of Japan Ltd. ... Osaka, Tokyo

Nihonshoko Japan Trading and Manufacturing Co., Shanghai

Ltd. ... Shanghai

Nikarting . China Trading Corp.

N ikas . Indische Blauwvriesveem ... Batavia

Nikka . Nikka Yoko ... Shang iai

Nikko Japan Steel Products Co. Tokyo

Nilrob Robb & Nilsson Kedah

Ningshao . N'ingpo Shaoshing S. N. Co. Shanghai

Nipah Nipah Distilleries of Malaya, Ltd. Selangor

Nippobelge Verleysen & Co. A, Kobe

Nippon Nippon Bazaar Manila

Nippongakki . Nippon Gakki Seizo Kabushiki Kaisha Shidzuoka

Nipponkan . Nippon Hotel Penang

Nipponola- . Columbia Gramophone Qo. Tokyo

Nipponola . Nipponophone Co., Ltd. Tokyo, Y’hama

Nipponpaint . . Nippon Paint’Go., Ltd. Osaka

Niroshoji .. Russo-Japanese Trading Co. Tokyo

Nisshin .. Nisishin Oil Mills Dairen

Nissikisen . Nisshin Kisen Kaisha All Ports

Nitrammon . Ahrens & Co Kobe. Tokyo

Nitrofoska D. S. H. Krauoh &; Co. Tsingtao,

Swatow S’hai

Nitrofoska .Tebsen & Co. ... ... Tokyo

Nitsuco . Nihon Tsusho Co., Ltd. ;... ....

Nobumaru ' .. . Ogawa&'Oo.: Tokyo

Nocidem . Medieon, Ltd. ; Shanghai

Nordlloyd . O. H. Anz & Co. Dairen

Nodrog . Gordon & Gotch Ltd. .... Tokyo

 CABLE ADDRESSES F71

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Noel Noel, Murray & Co., Ltd Shanghai

Noessler Noessler & Oo; G.m.b.H. .... Shanghai

Nofrenis N. F. Nissim Shanghai

Nogero Wilcox Hayes Co. Kobe

Nolasco P. M. N. da Silva Hongkong

Nollavour Behr & Mathew Ltd. shanghai, Hankow

Noltehaas Trading Society Delti-Atiek. Penang

Nomanbhoy Mohamedally, N. .. Hongkong

Nonforfeit ; The National Mutual Life Assurance

Nonsueo North Negros Sugar Co. ... Manila

Nop New Oriental Pharmacy .... Tientsin

Norama Insurance Co. of North America Shanghai

Norama R. A. Kreulen. ... Shanghai

Norasiatic Norasiatic Goal Transports, Ltdi . Shanghai

Norasiatic Norasiatic Steamship Co., Ltd. ) Shanghai

Norbank Hongkong & Shanghai Bank Harbin

Norbrit Ocean Marine Insurance Co., Ltd. ...... Shanghai

Norbrit North British and Mercantile Insce. Shanghai, Singapore '

Co., Ltd.

Norbrit Insurance Office of Aust., Ltd. m- Singapore

Norbrit Fine Art & General Insurance C^s ••• Shanghai Peiping

Norcas North China American School 1

Norchest North China Estates ... ••• /fieri tsin

Norco Ling & Co., D.G ... -- Foochow ,

Nordiske Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ltd. ; ... All Ports

Nordiske Eastern Extension Australasia & China AH Ports

Telegraph Co. ... •••• Dairen

Nordlloyd O. H. Ann & Co. »• •/ Singapore, Ti., Man.

Nordlloyd Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bremen . Tokyo, Y’hama,Kobe

Nordlloyd Ahrens & Co. All Ports

Nordlloyd Melchers k Co. (Shipping^- . .Singapore

Nordpaes .Norddeutscher Lloyd Canton

Noreg Norwegian Consulate Tientsin

Normail North China Daily Mail,'Ihe

Noronha Noronha & Co. ... Hongkong

Norseman Karsten Larssen & Co. (Hongkong), Ltd. Hongkong

Norunder North China Underwriter^ .... ... Tientsin

Norunion Norwich Union Fire Insurance Sc'c.., Ltd. ChangshaShanghai

Norwegian Mission The Norwegian Missionary Society

Norwich Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society, Ltcl. Kobe Tokyo

Nosagenji Nosawa & Co. Shanghai

Noseeb Beeson & Co. —• Hongkong

Noskrap Parkson, Ltd. .... Kobe

Notwen Esther Newton ... Manila

Nour register rd... A. C. Monks Shanghai

Nouveau tes Maison de Nouveautes Kobe

Novetoys Harris & Lewis

Nufam Norwich Union

ciety, Ltd. Fire Insurance So- Singapore, Tokyo

Nufore Norwich Union Fire Insce, Society,* Ltd. Singapore

Nunob Nunobiki Shogyo Kabushiki Kaisha .... Kobe Singapore

Nurbit The Insurance Office of Australia, Ltd Tientsin

Nutria D. H. Del bur go k Co. Moji

Nutter Nutter & Co. Moji t

Nutter Portuguese Consulate ... . ... Tokyo

Nyholm Burmeister & Wain

 F7S GABDM ADDBESSES

Cable Ad: Firvy frame Place

Nyholm . ... , S. N. Nyholm . ... , Tokyo

Nylic .... New York Life Insurance Go. Tokyo

Nymalex .... Alexandra, Niemann, Etd Penang

Nytob ... Nanyang Bros. Tobacco Co.,. Ltd. ... Singapore

Oakenpin .... Oriental Telephone and Electric Co., Ltd. Singapore

Obat .... Medical Hall, Ltd. Singapore

O’Brien ... Harvey & O’Brien , ... Manila

Oblaeklead .... .Okazaki Trading Co. Csaka

Obolaire ... General Engineering Co. ... ,.

Obolaire Home Insurance Co. of New York ... Kobe Kobe

Observer Anglo-Asiatic Telegraph Agency •Tientsin

Observer B. Hay ton Fleet ... Harbin

Occasdonal Occasional Store ... Tientsin

Occasion .... Rudolph, Wolff-& Kew, Ltd.‘ Hongkong

Ocean .... Ocean Accident & Guarantee Corporation

(of London), Ltd. All Ports

Ocrojam .... Solignum, Ltd. .... Selangor

Ocsmalley .... Smalley & Co. Singapore

Octagon .... Erzinger & Co. Chef. Shanghai

Octagon .... Rayner, Heusser & Co., Ltd. ..., Chef. Shanghai

Odell ... Japan

Odell &Review

Go. Foochow

O’Dell Yokohama

O’Dell ... O’Dell’s Service Bureau ... Yokohama

Odeonfilm .... Odeon Theatre Co. Shanghai

Oerseanews ... Overseas,Chinese Daily News, Ltd. Hongkong

Oerseanews ... WahKiuYatPo H ongkong-

Officebureau .. The Office Cleaning Bureau Hongkong

Ogliastro ... Louis Ogliastro & Co. ... ... Plaip., Saigop, Hanoi

Ogrubled ... Delbourgo & Co., Ltd., D. H. Kobe

Ohlyvein ... The Tsingtao Carpet Factory Tsingtao ' .

Ohta Ohta Development Co. Manila

Oil mill Chihli Trading 0o Tientsin

Ojiseishi ... Oji Paper Mfg. Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai

Okura Okura & Co. ... ... Tientsin

Okura Okura & Co. (Trading, Ltd.) Dairen, Tsingtao

Okuragumi ... Okura & Co. All Ports

Olacem ... Gray’s Yellow Lantern ShOji S’hai., Hongkong

Oldarno ... Behn, Meyer & Go. H. Mij. Manila

Olga ... B. Basto Hongkong

Olivans ... Oliver, Eyans & Co. Kobe

Olkso ... Lee Kim Soo .... Singapore

Ollerdessen A. F. Ollerdessen Shanghai

Olveh Ouderlinge Levensverzekering van Eeigeh

Hulp-Life Insurance Batavia

Olympia ... Hongkong A Shanghai Banking Cdgp. ,., Yokohama

Omaralsagoff ... S. O. Alsagoff .... ... , Siugapdfe

Omnisa International Trade Corporation

Omomi Midsudzumi & Co. Kobe

Onapress . .... - Carl Crow,' Inc. ' ... , ; Shanghai

Onfat ... On Fat & Co. :.. i ... Hongkong

Onishi ... Onishi Co., Ltd. Yokohama

Onlooker . . . Dn Lok Yuen Co. ... Hongkong

Onnes ... Admi'oistratie Kant opr Kamerlingh Onnse. East Sumatia

Onneybros Yannoulatos Bros.(China) ... Chef!, Shanghai

Onnym ... Onn Yin A Co ’ .... Selangor

Oonseckaang .... , Don Seek Aang Co. Hongkong

 CABLE ADDRESSES F73

Cable Ad : Firm Name PlaLee

•Opcasco ... , Oppenheimer Casing Co. ... ! Tientsin N

Oppel - Oppel Electric Manttfactilrin^ @oi, Ltd.; '.'.ii' ’Shanghai

•Openheimer ... Oppenbeimcr Cie., Ltd. .... Kobe :

Ophir ... OpMr Valley Estate, Ltd. ... Tangkah -

Optesepo 1 ... Compagnie Optorg ... ... Shanghai

Optician . Chinese Optical Co. ... Singapore, H-kong.'

Opticians ... M. Ezekiel & Sons Hongkong

Optometrist ... , Eastern Optical’-Co; ... , ... S’hai., Singapore

Optorgpo ... Compagnie Optorg Hongkong

Ongchengwi ... One Cheng Wi & Sons Malacca ’ \

Oracca ... O’Race a Confectionery ... Manila

Oralumco ...' Oriental Alcoa, Ltd. Shanghai

Orange ... Leigh & Orange Hongkong

Orbipo ... Oriental Bill Posting Co., Ltd. Singapore

Orietpocar ■ • Oriental Motor Car Co Hongkong

Hoc gkong

Oriehrugco ... Oriental Rug Co., Ltd All Ports

Orient ... East Asiatic Co., Ltd. Perak

Orient ... Oriental Stores and Agency Padang

Orient ... Toko Orient

Orient ... Wassard & Co..... Vladivostock

Orient ... Eas-t Asiatic Co., Ltd, Tsingtao, Bfankow

Orienhotel ; Oriental Hotel ... Bangkok

Orienovsea .... Oriental Oversea Trading Shanghai

Oriental Oriental Hotel, Ltd. ' Kobe

Oriental ... Oriental Stores, Ltd. Bangkok

Oriental - ... Unique Film Production Co., L^d. ... ; Selangor Ipoh ! 1

Oriental ... ' Oriental Govt. Security ASSiiradfce Ob. ;

Orientamer ... Eastern Trading Co. Osaka

Orienteak ... East Asiatic Cd. ... Bangkok

Orientrade ... Oriental Trading Co. ‘:1 iSingapore

Orientwine ... Oriental Wine Import Co. ... Shanghai

Orimp ... Oriental Enginbering Co. Foochow

..: Shanghai

Orinsuroff ... Oriental Insurance Office ... Hongkong

Orion ... 1 W. Logan & Go.

Oritrioo tU' ' Oriental Commercial Trading'dd. ... Tientsin

Orliaso ... Oriental Life Assurance Soeiefy. Tnc. Manila

Ornstein ... /■ 'Netherlands Asiatic' Trading Cfq: Kobe

Orprotraco ... Oiiental Products Trading Co. Shanghai !

Orpurcy .;. Juan Llorens Hijo ..., ..., Kobe Y’hama., S’hai;

Orpurcy ... tlriental Purchasing Co. Manila

Osabaz ... ‘Osaka Bazaar Osaka, Tokyo

Osaoo

Osakakikai ...... Osaka

Omi Sales

KikaiCo.Eosakusho,

... Ltd. Osaka

Osamaohida ... Osaka Shosem Kaisha Tsingtao

1 Osawa ... D. Osawa & Co. Tientsin

Oscoy ... The Oriental Shoe,Co. Hongkong

Oseabank ..; Overseas Natibnal Bank Ltd. Hongkong

Gseconaeo Oversens Commercial Co. :... Honghong

Osmuareto ' ... Oriental Saw Mill Manila

Ostermann ... China Import-Trading’Coi .... Tientsin

Ostrich ... H.B. Walker Cebu

' Osucb ... Oriental Supply Co. .... Hqpgkong

•-i.'.- Hongkong

Ottery ... ;Deacons .... .... y Tsingtao

Ottolinke ... Otto Linke ... ... ■* : - y... Osa/ka "

ill Ouchterlony ... H. Quchterlony

> Ousko ... M. H. A. Ouskouli Shanghai

F74 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable, Ad: Firm Name Place

Outdoor Outdoor Sports Equip. Go. Hongkong

Outfit Mackintosh’s & Co., Ltd Hongkong

Ovambo Adolf Petersen. ... ... Tientsin

Hongkong

Over Thoresen & Co., Ltd.

Overdale Robertson, Wilson & Co , Ltd. Hongkong

Qverdale Arthur Woods Shanghai

Oversea Oversea Trading Co. ... ■ . Yokohama

Oversea . Oversea Chinese Banking Corporation, ( S’hai., Sel., Amoy,

Ltd. j Penang, Joliore, Hk,

Overseanews Overseas Chinese Daily News Hongkong

Overtradco . .. Oversea Trading Co. Tokyo

Oving H. E. Oving jr. .... Sourabaya

Ovus Societe Anonyme pour ITndustrie des

Ouefs. .... 3 .... ... Hankow

Owen Asia Life Insurance Op Batavia

Owston ... Owston & Co., Ltd. ... .... Yokohama, Kobe

Oxygene Teikoku Sansu K. K. Kobe

Oxygene Ear East Oxygep. & ,Acetylene & Co., Ltd. All Ports

Oyerae ... Rae’s Tea Set Factory Kobe

Oyerae Oye Rae Trading Co. Kobe

Ozoburm Ozu Burin & Co., Ltd.i Shanghai

Paaco . . Parkson & Cb. Hongkong

Pabco Pacific Banking ^Corporation Shanghai

Pacco Taiheiyo Boyeki Kaisha, Ltd. Tokyo

Paco Pacific Alkali Co., Ltd.; .... Tientsin

Pacor Philippine Advertising Corpn, Manila

Pachamac Macmillan Co. of New York Shanghai

Pacific N.V. Internationale Crediet-en Han-

del svereeniging Batavia

Pacific Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn. Singapore

Pacific Pacific Storage and Packing Corporation Peiping

Pacifique Commercial Pacific CablO Co., Shanghai

Paciueuo IJyeno Trading Co,. ... Tokyo

Paco Pacific Alkali Co. ... Tientsin

Pacomeco Pacific Commercial Co Manila, Iloilo

Pacor Philippine Advertising Corporation Manila

Padang Emerald Rubber & Coconut Co., Ltd. Kedah

Paelz .. Paelz China Co- •— Shanghai

Pafbecker ... P. A. F. Becker Singapore <■ :

Paget H. E. G. Paget Yokohama

Pagoda Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn. .... Rangoon

Shanghai

Paint , .Cheng Hua Paint Mfg. Co. ; .

Painter D. A. Painter Peiping

Paintupaco, .. Upson Paint Co., Ipc. Shanghai

Pak Tim Yours Truly Tobacco Co. ... Hongkong

Pakaso Hongkong Art Frame Manufacturing Cov Hongkong

Paketvaart Koninklyke Paketvaart Maatschappij ... All Ports

Palace .. Palace Hotel .... Swat., H’kong., S’hai

Palaninado ., Palatine Insurance Co., Ltd. Shanghai,

Palatost Palace Tobacco Store ... . Shanghai

Palazar ,, Palace Bazaar .... 4. Manila

Palin o Bernam Oil Palms f Utan Melintang,

i. F.M.S.

Palmoil , ... F. Mangskau .... .... ... Singapore

Palmolive Colgate-Palmolive, Peet Co. . - .,. Manila

Pamadavis P. M. Davis & Co. Manila

 CABLE ADDRESSES F75

Cable Ad : Firm Name Place

Pamccurt Palm. Court Private Hotel Hongkong

Pan ay telco Panay. Telephone & Telegraph Co,, Inc. Iloilo.

Panjoomall T. P. Panjoomall Kobe

Panol Pan^Pacific uil Co. {Singapore

Panpacifco Pan-Pacific Commercial Co., Ltd: ’ ... Kobe

Panroche Nippon Roche K. K. Tokyo

Panteonic DbrmanLongAssociat.es, Ltd. Shanghai

Paolai ' .. . Pao Lai Trading Co. Shanghai

Paoushun . Paou Shun Rung Sze Hatikpw

Paperi ght 1 Khai Mun & Co. Singapore

Papertrade . J, P. Heilbronn Cb.,Tiic'. ... Manila

Papindus .. Spicers (Export) Ltd.1 ... Shanghai

Papistry- . Shewaran & Co. Hongkong

Papistry . Pioneer Silk Store Hongkong

Papp . Pappadopoulo A. E. Hobe

Papshuster E. Schuster ' Shanghai

Papshuster . Cosmos Paper Cb. ... Shanghai

Papyrus Oriental Press .... Shanghai

Para Penang Rubber Exchange ... Penang

Paraclete A. A. Lopes Hongkong

Paradise . Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd., The ... AH Ports.

Paradissis . Paradissis Freres.& Cie ... Chefoo

Parak . The Paramount Chemical Work?, ]Ltd. Hongkong

Paramounit . Paramount Films of China, Inc. 1.. All Ports

Parchment Johannes & Sammy ... Singapore

Pari co . The Paris Co ... Hongkong

Pariser , Ludwig Pariser ... Harbin

Parkvale . Park & Francis Ltd. Selangor

Paroquet . Rigold, Bergmann & Co.j’Ltd.' ’ Singapore

Parsonage . Parsonage Co Kobe

Parsons . Parsons Hardware Cb., Inc, Manila

Pasco . Philippine Auto Supply Co." Manila

Pascotrad Pasco Trading Co., Inc. ... ' ••• Shanghai

Shanghai

Pasenet P. A. Senet

Pastrano Pastranco Unchuan & Co. ... ... CebuManila

Pasumil . Pampangia Sugar Mills Singapore

Patbeins . Pat. A. Seims Manila

Patco . Philippine Aerial Taxi Co.

Patell C. M. Karanjia & Co. Canton

Patellario . Patell & Co. .... Hongkong

Paterson . Paterson, Simons & Co., Ltd. Malaya

Pathe Pavilion Ltd Shanghai

Pathodgins . Pathodgins, Ltd. Shanghai

Pathology . J. B. Patell .... Hongkong

Patraco Pacific Trading Co., Inc. Hon gkong

Pattara . Z. Pattara .... ... ••• KobeSingapore

i Patten . Patten, Mackenzie & Co. ...

Paturel C. Paturel Shanghai

I Paul Stephens Paul h Co. Singapore

Paulyoung Paul Young. & Co. Tientsin

' Pavement C. Russell Manila

Pavri . K S. Pavri .... ... Canton

Peaceful Peak Hotel .... ... ••• Hongkong

“Peairbaxco,” Manila

“Patco” .. Philippine Aerial Taxi Co. Penang, Perak

; Peancos .. Pritchard & Co., Ltd.

F76 CABLE ADDRESSEE

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place nD

Pearce Pearce & Garriock . Hankow

Pearce Pearce «fe Co. .... . Tokyo, Kobe

Pearce Caldbeck, Macgregor

Pebainco Peoples Bank and Trust Co. . Manila

Pecker I. Pecker . Tientsin)

Peckincraft D6VaultCo. Peiping

Peckinotel Grand Hotel de Pekin ... Peiping

Pecofilms Gaiety Theatre ... ... Tientsin

Pecofilms Peacock Motion Pictures Corporation .. l( Peiping

Shanghai, Tientsin,

Pecoi Philippine Education Co., Ipc. . Manila

Pecoi Manila City Directory ... Manila

Peet John Peet & Co. ... ,

Peifotig North China Steamship Co. ’ ,; .. Batavia

Tientsin

Pekincraft De Vault Co. Peiping

Pekinotel Grand Hotel de Pekin Peiping

Pelstrusof M. V. Pelstrusof ... Harbin

Penhas Rahamin Penhas Singapore

Pen bote Peninsula Hotel Hongkong

Pening Peiping-Liaoning Railway Tientsin

Penink Sulbina & Co. Singapore

Peninsular P. & O. iS.N. Co. All Ports

Peninsular Peninsular Lights (1930) Ltd. Selangor

Pennell Pennell Co. Tientsin

Pennleaf Pemberton & Penn, Inc. (Shanghai

Penorbanca P. & O. Banking Corporation, Ltd. S'ai., H’kong.,S*ppre.

Pentland Hutchison & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Pentreath Pentreath & Co. ... .. Hongkong

Peoplebank B. P. Nicholas & Sons ... Selangor

Peppermint Kobayashi Keisuke Kobe

Perak Paramount Chemical, Works Hongkong

Perez Perez, Corp & Co. Yokohama, Kobe

Perosbaw Peroshaw & Co. ...i .. Shanghai

Pernot Pernot & Co. Chefoo

Perpetuity N, Mody&Co. Hongkong

Peruconsul Peruvian Consulate Kobe

Pervasion Bornemann & Co. Hongkong, Cannon;

Pesam Paul E. Sammann :&'Co'. of Japan. Osaka, Shanghai

Pesee P;B. Shroff Shanghai

Pesee Vasumia & Co. ... ... ... Shanghai

Peshuratan Peshuratan & Cp. Kobe

Pessomull Pessomull Mulchand Yokohama

Peterchong Peter Chong & Co. Singapore

Petermusic ; . Peter Music Co. ... \ Canton

Petodjo New Singapore Ice Works, Ltd. Singapore

Petreux De N. V. de Bataafsche ... Semarang

Petrie Byuce Petrie, Ltd. Singapore

Petroatic Asiatic Petroleum Co. (Siam), Ltd. f Siam, Malaya,

Labuan, Singapore

Petronel Peters & Co. Shanghai

Petrosam The Rising Sun Petroleum Co., Etqj .j All Ports.

Petrosilex Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S. China), Ltd. . All Ports.

Petwalo Philippine Button Corpn. ... Manila

Peugeotcar Asiatic Traders Hongkong

Pexco Export Petroleum Go. of California Ltd. Hongkongt

Pfeiffer , Otto Pfeiffer Agentschap.pen ... Batavia

 CABLE.: ADDRESSES FT?:

Cable Ad: Firm Name Plate* o jo’ '

Pharma Bayer Meister.Lucius Y.G.E. ... Tokyo, Kobe

Pharmacy Amoy Pharmacy, LixL ... ... Amoy

Pharuiadrog . Pharmacie Generaie ... ... Shanghai

Pharmanila Dr. (•*. Schwab ... ... Manda

Pharmorey Commercial Advertising Co. ..: Shanghai

Pheasant Malayan Flour Milling Co> ... Singapore

Pheasant Tong Lam & Co. ... ... Singapore

Philacet Philippine Acetylene Co. ... ... Manna

Philauto Philippine Automotive Coffpnl ... Manila

Philcosale Philco

Phildenply NationalSalesDental

Corporation

Supply,..,jInc.' ...... Manila

Shanghai

Phildesco Philippine Dedicated OocouUtCorporation Zamboanga

Philfishco Philippine Fish Cq.

Philippidi C. M. Pinlippidis ...... ••• Manila

Chungking

Phillips Negri Sembilian Sporbin-gClub- Negri-Sembilan.,

Philmaco Philippine Manufacturing Co. ... Manila

iPhilnabank Philippine National Bank ... Manila

Philrayco Philippine Railway Co. ... Iloilo

Philreco Philippine Refining C.Oi,: Inc. ... .Manila

Philtrust Philippine Trust Co. ... ... Manila

Phinkeechan Chop Chung Thye^Phin ... ... Perak

Phirozeong Phiroze & Co. ... ... Singapore

Phirozi R. H. Ragi & Co.. ... ... Shanghai

Phoenix Phoenix Aerated Water Works ... Singapore

Phofire j Phoenix Assurance Co., Ltd. ... Sh-mghai

Phofire London C i arantee & Aocideht Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Phonola Phonola Music House ... ... Shanghai

Phosphates Societe Nouvellie desPhosphates du Tonkin Haiphong

Pliotoart Carson Studio ... ... ... Shanghai

Photo Burr Photo Co. ... ... Shanghai

Photo lee CP If. Lee & Co., Ltd. ... ... Shanghai

Photostore Wah Heng & Go., Ltd. ... ... (Singapore

Physiology The National Medical J ournal1 of China Peiping

Piairtaxco Philippine Aerial Taxi Co . ... Manila

Pianoco Tokyo Piano Shokai .... Yokohama

Pianola TsangFook Piano Co. .... ... Hongkong

Pianomaker Robinson Piano Co., Ltd. ... .. AJ1 Forts

Pic Philippine International 'CorpQ. ... Manila

Picketrope JdhuUon Pickett Rope Co. ... ... Manila

Pickett Pickett Harness Co. ... ... Manila

Picking Picking Lampen Nachfolger ... Shanghai

Pienchutang Catholic Mission ... ... Tsinan

Pigeon D; E. J. Abraham ( ... ... Shanghai

Pxla Pila &'Co. ... ... Shanghai

Pila Les Successenrs d’Ulysse Pila & Co: ... Y’ham'a, Shanghai

Pilkington Pilkington Bros. (China), Ltd. ... Shanghai

Pilot George H. Why mark & W. M. Carst ... Kobe

Pilot Newcliwang Pilot Co. ... ... Newchwang

Pilot Swatow Pilotage Service ... ... Swatow

Pilots Penang Pilot Association ... ... Penang

Pilots Singapore Pilot Association ... Singapore

Pilots Taku Pilot Co. ... ... ... Taku

Pilots Manila Pilots Assoc. ... ... Manila

Pilotus Siber, Hegner &:C‘o. ... ... Shanghai

Pincheong Pincheong Co. ... ... ••• (Singapore

Pinnacle Pinnacle Products Co. ... ... Shanghai

F78', CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Pinto ... Pinto’s Finance .Bank ... — . ao Shanghai

Pirelli : Pirelli (Far East), Ltd., ,.v . . ... Shanghai

Piroshah J. P. Vasunia

Pisaluite Pisal Panite Trading Co Bangkok

Pitcairn ... Pitcairn, Syme rfc Co. Batavia

Pitchfork ... , ■ Pittendrigh & Co. Hongkong

Pitrine Trinidad, Pio., Inc. Manila

Plaisant ...i Plaisant Freres ... ... Seoul

Plage ... ' Dr. Jimusho Plage Tokyo

Planco iratguoi1 Heath Fibre Co... ’• a rr ; :i Manila

Plan table i. North Borneo Trading-Co. ... Sarawak

Plattorm Patel & Co. ■ ... ... Shanghai

Platiumn S' S. Perry ' • ...' Hongkong

Plauco Heath Fibre Co.

••• Tubbs ... Manila

Plauco Cordage Company ... Manila

Plaza ‘iU Hotel Plaza ... ... Zamboanga, S’hai.

Plazahotel Plaza Hotel ... Manila

Plumsupcom 1 Plumbing Supply Co. .. Shanghai

Pneumatic Dunlop Rubber Co. (China), Ltd. All Ports

Pocha M. S. Pocha & Co. • ... Shanghai

Poerba, Loeboek > tjnited Sumatra Rubber Estates, Ltd. Sumatra

Pakam .../ Tientsin

Pohda Taichong Import & Export Co.

Pohoomull .,. Pohoomull Bros! All Ports

Pohsib ...' H. N. Bishop & Co. Shanghai

Poinneyret Poinsard and Veyret ... Saigon

Poinsetta V. R. Vick & Co. ... S’pore., Penang ,

Polas Polish,Asiatic Commercial Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Polco .. Polish Commercial Co., Ltd. ... Tientsin

Poldi Poldi Steelworks ... Shanghai

Poldi , ... Poldi Steel Works ... Tokyo, Osaka

Polmission .. Polish Legation ... ... Tokyo

Polo Wm. Rowell, Ltd. Hongkong

Polonia Polish-Chinese Trading Corpn. Shanghai

Polpred ... Tj.S.S.R. Embassy Tokyo

Pomanlau Pp Man; Lau Macao

Ponco Kiu Cheng Pongee Co. Shanghai

Pooley .... Pooley & Op, ... Selangor

Poon Po On Marine & Fire Ins. & Giodown Co. Hongkong

Popular Farmacia Popular Macao

Popular ... H. Nolasco & Co,.. Macao

Popular H. Nolasco Macao

Pop water Watson’s Mineral Water Co.,, Shanghai

Portend Henry Hunter Bayne & Co. ...' Manila

Porto United Export Co. Tientsin

Portuguese Mission St. Anthony’s Boys’ School,.. Singapore

Posancoy ... Po Sang $ Co. Hongkong

Postalbank Postal Remittances & Savings Bank. Nanking

Post gen Directorate General of Posts Nanking, Shanghai,

Peiping

Postmaster Post Office Ichang

Postos Post Office ... ... All Ports.

Postos Chinese Postal Administration Hai lim, Tientsin

Postral Post Directorate General Office ,. Peiping

Postscript South China Morning Post, Ltd,. . ... Hongkong

Potati ui Benjamin & Potts ... Shanghai

 CABLE ADDRESSES F7»-

Cable A d: Firm Name Place

Potomac ... Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn. .... Penang

Potrebitel . Centcosojus (Bugiand,) Jjtu. Hankow, Shanghai

Pottery . National Pottery Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai

Pottery Ohee Hsin Pottery .. Tientsin

Potts .. Swift & Co. Shanghai

Potuu International Trading Co.,'I he Hongaoug,

Powerlite American, Electric Co., Inc. Manila

Powhattan . Tee Tsoong Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Powell Powell & Co., Ltd. Singapore j

Powercold Hankow Light & Power Go. Hankow

Powerful . Inniss & Riddle (China), Ltd. Hongkong, Shanghai

Powerhouse Sandakan Light & Power Co. (1922), Ltd. Sandakan, H’kong

Powhattan Yee Tsoong Tobacco Distributors, Ltd, All Ports

Po whatton Chi Tung Tobacco Co.., Ltd. Harbin

Powson . Pow Kee & Son Shanghai

Prager . . M. Prager Singapore

Prang Besar . Prang Besar Rubber Estate, Ltd Selangor

Pratt W.H. Pratt Negri Sembilan

Pravlenie Chinese Eastern Railway Cc)., Pepin g

Precious . D. Chellaram Shanghai

Premmark . Utoomall & Assudamal Co. Hongkong

Preemniki . A. W. Kassianoff & Co., Ltd. Harbin

Premier Premier Commercial Co Kobe

Premier Prei-s .. Penang Premier Press, Ltd. , Penang

Presbyterian American Presbyterian Mission Tsingtao, ChefoO.

Presgrave Presgrave & Mathews Penang :,

Press Hongkong Daily Press, Ltd. Hongkong

Press .Directory & Chronicle of the Far East ..j Hongkong

Press Peking & Tientsin Times Tientsin .

Press Tientsin Press, Ltd. Tientsin

Prevalade Schmitzler & Go, -- Semarang

Priam . Penang Rubber Estates Co., Ltd. Nibong Tabal

Priceiace l >ne Price Lace Co. Shanghai

Princeiy . Royal Insurance Co. Tokyo

Prinsuppli . China Printing Supply Cq* ... Shanghai

Printers 0. Liaison & Co. : Penang

Printemps Grands Magasins du Prihtemps Shanghai

Priuter The Shameen Printing Press, Ltd. Canton

Printerie . Ye Okie Printerie,. Ltd. ... Hongkong

Prismatic Norbury, Natzio & Co., Ltd’. ... Shanghai

Proclivity Soutli China Produce Co. ... Hongkong

Procteraw . Procter and Gamble Trading Co.- Cebu Y ;

Procurmis .. Procure la Maison de Sienhsiec Tientsin

Prodrome . British Legation u.. ... Tokyo , ,

Product ,. Product Export Cd,, Ltd. ... Harbin

Products . United Products ... Shanghai .

Productsco ,. China Products Export Go.. Canton, Hongkong; ;

Produtrade .. Maintz Productenhandel, N.Y. Batavia

Professo . Hansons ... ... , Shanghai

Profit .. : Insular Plumbing Co. •••. Manila

Man ila

Profit :. . Watson & Watson Kobe

Progessus . .. Edward M. Poops Cf. ;.. Bangkok

Progress . Bangkok Dock Oo., Ltd. ... £!hefoo j: j

Progress Chiija Manufactorers ... Singapore -

Progress . Lohmann & Co. ... .. Shanghai

Proleabelt Belting & Leather Products A-SkeO., Inc.

F80: CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ack: Firm, Name Place

Prometumi .. Comptoir de Pr.od.uits Metallurgiques,

Tubulaires and M,miers... Tokyo

Properties B. P. Nicholas & Sons ... Selangor :

Prosper i .. W. Henry Trading Co. Shanghai

Prosperity Hock Hin Bros. Penang

Prosperous .. Hoi Yeung Shipping Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Prosplant .. United States Rubber Plantations Selangor

Protimber Timber & Produce Co. ... Singapore

Protection . Hekking and Clough Shanghai

Provincial ■. .. Kwangtung Provincial Bank, The Hongkong . •:

Prudasco .. 'The Prudential Assurance Co., Ltd.... Singapore

Prudence Ohartered.Bank of India, Aus. & •China Peiping

Prudential Nozawaya Co., Ltd. .... Yokohama

Prudential .. ^-Prudential Underwriters ... Tientsin

Prueba .. La Prueba Tobacco Co. ... ... Manila

Psalmist .. S. J. David & Co. ... ..i. b’hai., Hongkong

Publicity 1: Obina Publicity Go. ... Shanghai

Publicity . Reninsular Publicity Service Selangor

Publico .. Associated Advertisers ... Shanghai

Publishing .. . Kelly & Walsh, Ltd. Hongkong !

Puertasol La Puerto Del Sol Manila

Pukchin “ ... Oriental Consolidated Mining Co. ... Unsan (Seoul)

Pulun China Fur Tradkig Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Pulun .. . M. Marderfeld ..v ... ■Shanghai

Puredrugs . Eagle Drug Co. . iShang hai

Pushing .. O. Thoresen & ’Co. Shanghai

Pyloo .. The China Engineering Co. Tientsin »

Pyramide East Asiatic Ob., Ltd. Bangkok

Pyrotechny Palmer & Turner Hongkong, Shanghai

•Quartermaster 10’. S. Army Transport Service Nagasaki

Quickpill .. Warner & Co., Inc. William R. Shanghai

Quoika . A. Quoika ... ... Shanghai

Quotation Russ & Co. Hongkong

Rabben . W. Rabben & Co. Tientsin

Racers British Bicycle Coi Hongkong; i ri

Racine VU . Racine & Cie. ... ..T China Ports

Racing .. Shanghai Race Club .,. Shanghai

Racing not. . Selangor Turf Club Selangor

Racing . Straits Racing Association Singapore

Racing ,, Tientsin Race Club ... Tientsin : '

Radha . Town Dispensary . ... Neg. Sembila®

Radiochina Gallop & Co.^ Inc. .‘Shanghai , , :

Eadiocorp K. C. A. Communications, Ine. Manila, Tokye

Radiocorp Radio Corp. of America ... ... Shanghai, Tokyo

Radiosuser ! . Radio Supply &'Service Co. Manila

Radiotraf t. . R. C; A. of the Philippines Manila

Radserco Radio Service Od. Singapore

Rafeek ; . ftafeek & Co. ... ' ' • Canton

Raffles .. Raffles Hotel ... Singapore

Rahtjens . Red Hand Compositioili, Co. ... Kobe. Shanghai

Railcar . Fraser & Co., Ltd., Donald ... 'Shanghai

Railton . ftailbon & Co., Ltd., H. E. Chefoo

Railway . Swatow-Chao Chow Railway Go., Ltd. .. •Swatow

Railways

Railways 1 . Kowloon-CantonRailway(BntishSeetioti

Federated Malay States Railways ...

Hongkong

F.M.S.

Rakusen :.. Rakusen China Go. Shanghai

 CABLE AIM) 11 ESSES F81

Cable Ad: Firm, Marne Flffce

Kakusen Oculists’ Institute Co. ... Shanghai

KaUiin ■Millar & Co., Ltd.. : Singapore r ,

liam K. hi. Dbaramall & Co. K obe

Ramadan . U. Ruiujahn & Oo.i Hongkong

Ramago Mindanao Lumber.'Co., ... Manila

Ramkisen Jaigopal Ramkisen Bros. ... :Kobe

Ramsay Ramsay & Co. ... ... . ... H ankow

Ramsey Cnrr Ramsey &. Son Swatow

Ranald R. G. MacDonald Shanghai B

Rangelei . Rangel T. Shanghai e ■ io i

Rapak ; Engineering Equipment & Supply

Co., Inc. ... ... ... Manila

Singapore

Raphael IL Sassoon & Co. LU . < i wi Shanghai ■ ' ,

Rapidco Hoyt A Co.

Rapidco Yangtze Rapid Si.S. Co. ... Shanghai

Rasco : a. Radio & Auto Supply Co. ... Shanghai ,

Raskin J. Raskin Shanghai , r F

Rasmussen Estor ^Est$te : ••• ••• Rantau . ,: ; ■

Raspe Raspe & Co. Kobe

Ratsam Rud. Ratjen ... .. Osaka, Tokyo, Dairen

Ra-ttanware Kowloon Rattan Ware Co. , ... Hongkong

Rattray Drs. Rattray & Sloper Singopare ■ ,:

Rauzy Society Commerciale Franchise >de ... Haiphong, Saigon,

I’lndochine

Raven Raven &Basto ... Hongkong

Raventrust Raven Trust Co. Shanghai .■ . .

Rawmac Rawson, McNeice & Co.. ... Shanghai

Rawsilkey Nippon Kiito Kaisha Yokohama ' ,

Rayelbon National Carbon Co,, >Ipc. ... Shanghai

Tientsin .

Rayeller Raymond & Heller

R. M. Joseph Shanghai

Raymond Czechoslovakian Consul Shanghai, Tokyo

Raymond Raymond Antonin Tokyo

Razon Razon Trading Co. ... Shanghai

Realtrust Hongkong Realty and Trust ,Cp., Ltd.... Hongkong

Realinvest Realty Investment Co., ... ... Shanghai

Realty Tientsin Realty Co. ... , Tientsin

Shanghai

.

Realty China Realty Co., Inp.

Rebritman Representation'for British Manufacturers Hankow

Bhlers & Co. ••• Newchwang

Recomax Steiner Import Cp. . ... .Shanghai . .

Reereio Club de Recreio i ... ; Ho'ugkong . . .( ,

Rectitude Tester & Abraham ... Hongkong "

Redbois Fung Tang .Hongkong ,

Redeco Raymond Dreyfus ... ... Peiping

Redfearn Redfearn’s .Hor^je Repository. ... Singapore ... ;

Singapore • • ■ ;

j Redskin J. Reid & Co. ... Kobe

Redstar R. H. Macey & Co., Inc, N.y.; Shanghai . ,

J Reed fa Dggit ••• Shanghai .

§; Reels Mien Wha Threadi. Co-,, Ltd,, , Kobe

1 Refardt Home Insce. Co. of New York Saigon, Hanoi, HaL

1 'Referendis ' Denis Freres Shanghai .j.

1 Refresco Refrigerator Service Co. ... All Ports

L Register Llovd’s Register of Shipping Manila oiiodiR

I Register iC.P. B.A. Nelson

Regnault Werf., N.V. Sourabaya .■

1 Regnault

.F82 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Regmlle . Ellinger & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Regnis . Singer Sewing Machine Co. Kobe, Osaka, S’hai

Rehmatally . Hasanali Jivabhai Singapore

Rehtaei Shanghai Leather Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Reico . Asiatic Commercial Corporation Manila

Reid . Batang Padang Estate Tapah

Reidsan . S. Reid Kobe

Beif . B. Reif Ld. Osaka

Reiffrich Pension Reiff Kobe

Reiber Er. Reiber Shanghai

Reinforced . Gallinagh & Co. Singapore

Reis Batu Kawan Rubber & Coconut Plan-

tations, Ltd. Province

Reliance . Century Insurance Co. Tientsin/ Wellesley

Reliance Shanghai Insurance Odxce... Tientsin, Shanghai

Reliance R. A. Kreulen Shanghai

Reliance Pmguet & Co. P. M. Hongkong

Reliance Netherlands Lloyd Ltd. of N. Y. Tientsin

Relitradco Reliance Trading Co. Shanghai

Rellim Manufacturers’ Sales Agency Tientsin

Rellim Thos. N. Miller ... Tientsin

Relyat China Provident Loan & Mortgage

Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Reraco . Rubber Estates of Malaya, Ltd. Johore

Remingtons . Remington Rand Inc. ... ... All Ports

Ren ate .. C. Kelling Inc. ... ... ... Manila

Rengo The Shimbun Rengo. J Tientsin

Ren lo wick Rennie, Lowick & Co. \. ... Singapore

Rennie Rennie, Lowick & Co. ' ... ■ ... Singapore

Rennolds Rennolds Co., VVm. H. Manila

Renstar . S. D. Ren & Co. ... S’hai, Hongkong

Repairing Hartzenbush Motor Co. ... Shanghai

Repairtype Straits Typewriters Agency ... Singapore 4

Repooc . Cooper, Clay & Kirby, Ltd. ! Shanghai, Kobe

Repooc Cooper, Eindlay & Co. ... Kobe

Reprab Harper & Co. Ralph, Tientsin

Repulse Repulse Bay Hotel Hongkong

Resinspect ,. Atlas Assurance, C.o., Ltd. ... Shanghai

Retortax . H. V. Hawley ... Shanghai

Retsaui Platt, AVhite-Cooper & Co. Shanghai

Retsam . Johnson, Stokes & Master Hongkong

Reutbrock .. Reuter, Brockelmann & Co. S’hai, H’kong, TTao

Reuter . Reuters, Ltd. All Ports

Reutsinga . Reuters, Ltd. Singapore

Revel Parapline-Revel S. A. Hongkong

Revelation Revelation Mirror Advertising Co. Hongkong

Reviewing . Cldna Weekly Review Shanghai

Revilo Fenwick, Oliver, Ltd. Selangor

Revival R. Schmid ... Tokyo

Reyrolle . A. Reyrolle & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Reyrolle . J. H. Holmes & Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai

Reyrolle ,. Metafiltration Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Reyub . Canadian Pacific S.S. (Purchasing dept.) Hongkong

Rialto Moxon & Taylor Hongkong

Ribeiro .. Lithographers Ltd. ... ... Singapore

Rice Export and Import Co., Ltd. Saigon

 CABLE ADDRESSEE

Cable Adi Firm . Name Place

Richly iL H. Richards. .... Shanghai

Rickmers Rickmers Linie ... ... Shanghai

Richardsons .. A. J. Richardson & Co. ... ... Shanghai

Rieseraudo Rieser Co., Inc.; The ... ... Chefoo

Rijoji Japanese) Consulate ... ... Newchwang

Rikkoman ' j Antaki & Co., Isaac ... .. Kobe

Rimerid 1 Rizeries Meridionales . ... ... Saigon

Rinchee . 'i A. C. Henning & Co. ... ... Peiping

Ri lichee ; Comptoir Russb-Belge de Commeny

Rinchee Wm.and Forbes

d’Industrie

& Co. • ...... ...••• Peiping

Tientsin

Ringer Holme, Rinver & Co. ... ... Nagasaki

Ringsmith Luhring and Smith ... Hongkong

Rintai Rintai Stores Co. ... ... Mukden

Riokasoko Rioka Soko Kabushik Kaisha ... Shanghai

Riovale . China Auction Rooms ... ... Hongkong

Riia l.L Santa Rita & Co. ... ... Shanghai

Ritchie Ritchie & Bi-set ... -. Singapore

Ritchstone Ritchie & Co. ... .. Shanghai

Riviera Hotel Riviera ... ... Macao

Riverhood Ribeiro & Co., Oscar ... ... Hongkong

Rivulet Brook & Co. ... '.i. Shanghai

Rivulet ; Economic Tr.anspt. fe1 Lighter Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Rixturick Ricketts, Turner & Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai

Riyalina Manila Filatelica ... ... Manila

Riyoji Japanese Consulate ... • All Ports

Rizalina Manila Filateleca ... ... Manila

Rizorien Rizeries d’Extreme Orient ... ... Saigon

Robco Robinson & Co. ... ... •- Kuala Lumpur

Robinson Robinson & Co. ... Singapore

Robmaaz Robert Maaz Import Co.; ... ••• Shanghai

Robvic Victoria Printing Press ... Hongkong

Rocecia Roces & Co., Inc., ... ... Manila

Rocha Rocha & Co., J. M. da. ... ... Hongkong

Roche Rubber Estates of Krian, Ltd. ... Kedah

Rockfound Rockefeller Foundation The ... Peiping

Rocklin B. Rocklin & Co. ... ... Tientsin

Rockwell Iwai & Cq., Ltd. . Osaka

Roclub Rotary Club ... Shanghai

Roda J. M. Rocha & Co. ... .. Hongkong

Roderick J. W. Perrier ... ... Manila

Roditi Oriental Purchasing Co. Kobe

Rodrigues F. Rodrigues ... ... Macao

Rodyk , . Rodyk & Davidson ... ... Singapore

Rofan Fan, Robert ... ... ••. Shanghai

Rogers Rogers & Sou ... ■•• Malacca

Rohdeanus Rohde & Co. ... ... Shanghai

Bolfotto G-mur, Inc., Otto ... ... Manila

Rolyat International Sporting Club, Inc. ••• Shanghai

Romal , Roe & Co., R. E. ... ••• Singapore

Romford Bombay Burmah-Tradiug Corpn., Ltd.... Bangkok

Rondon L. Rondon & Co:, Ltd. ... Shanghai

Roneo Roneo, Ltd. ••• Singapore

Roos . Anton Roos ... ... ••• Medan

Roosteamco l&posevelt Steamship Agency., Ltd. . . Manila

Ropework Hongkong Rope Mfg. Co., Ltd. ... Hongkong

E84 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad \ Firm Name Place

Rosco ■ ftosenstock & Oo. •>.' . Manila

Manila

Uoscoe ; Bacific Coast Biscuit Co. ..eixiij

Rosoofc Ross Taylor & Co., Sourabaya

Rose Peacock Necktie Mfg.Ltd.

Cp. ...... Shanghai

Kosebrand 8. S. Mobideeu & Co. Singapore

Rosebrancl iiohideen & Co. Singapore

Rosedowns Rose, Downs & Thompso*X$atf Jtasfc), Lt»l. Shanghai

Rose old Daisy Philippine Underw- ar Oo. Manila

Itosemac Rose, Macptiail & Penman, Ltd. Singapore

Rosen-stock Rosenstock, C. -W. .,. Manila

Rosenstock Rosenstiock Business Directory of

''China ... ... .Shanghai

Rosmarin Reiss & Co. . -1 ava

Rossi Roese,. Gebruedar Swatow

Rossiagen Reinsurance Co. Rossia of Cdpeiikagen Shanghai

liostamian Rermani & Co., R. S. ; ... .an Shanghai

Rostherne Barlow & Co. Shanghai

Rothacbucb Oscar Rothacker. ... ... Osaka

Rothwagco B; Roth & Co. Shanghai

Rotunda Ross & Co. (China), Ltd. ... Shanghai, H’kong

Roubinco M. L. Roubin At. Co. . ... Shanghai

Rowar Warrington, R, O. Manila

Rowconeng Mt.; Banshaw Shredded Coconut Go. Manila

Rowe 0. S. Benbow Rowe ■ Shanghai

Rowing Shanghai Rowing Club ■ ... Shanghai

Roxas Roxas y Cia ... ... ' Manila

Roxas Central Azucarera Don Pedro' Manila

Roxorad Roxor Advertising Co. Hongkong

Royal Ll Royal Insurance Co., Ltd Shanghai

Royalox . Nakamura & Co. Osaka

Royevrus Scurr, Tanner & Co. Shanghai

Roza 0: A. da Roza Hongkong

Ruadeng Siam Steam Packet Co., Ltd Bangkok

Rubant Ft W. Kubant Tsinan

Rubber Fhng Keong Rubber Manufactory Hongkong

H ubber F. Waterhouse Co., Ltd, Singapore

Rubberbank Socfin & Co. Selangor

Rubexport United States Rubber Export Co.. Ltd. .. Shanghai, Manila

Rubplant United States Rubber Plantation, live. Penang

Rubsneg Gbnsburger & Co. ... .A- Shanghai

Ruby H. Ruttonjee & Son Hongkoug

Rubyrutton Ruttonjee & Son Shanghai

Rudolphus Rudolph & Co., Charles Wham a., Shanghai

Ruegg Brady & Ruegg ... .;. Yokohama

Rugby m otor .i Federated Motors Ltd. Singapore

Rumps 0dental Commercial Co. ... Hongkong

Runnymede Runnymede Hotel, Ltd. .. ... Penang

Rupert Rupert Cox Goshi Kaisha ... Kobe

Russell G. C. F: Russell & Go. Tsingtao

Rust J. W. Rust Yokohama

Ruthe Pacific Rim Corporation ... Dairen

Ruthe A. E. Ruthe & Co. ... Dairen

Sabater The Universal Optical Co. ••• Manila

Sabbatb Seventh Day Baptist Mission ... Shanghai

Sabroeco Sabroe Co. of Japan, Ltdi ... Osaka

Sachse R. Sachse ... Hankow

 CABLE ADDRESSES F8&

Gable Ad : Firm Name Plane-'

Sacredo S‘acred Heart English College Hongkong

Safeguard Sackiuack & Co. Peiping

Safeguard Glathe & Witt .... ... Shanghai

Sagacity Manchurian Co., Ltd. Harbin

Sagawa Sagawa & Co. ... ... ' Kobe

Sagues F. Sagues Busquets Kyoto

Sahoda British Consular Agency ... : , ... Otaru

Saibodubas Saiboo Marican & Co. ; ... Singapore

Saifeestore , Saifee Store Hongkong

Saigonbank Banque de Saigon Saigon

; Sailor BooxiSeng&Co.,Ltd: Singapore

f Sailors Singapore Sailors Institute ' , Singapore

> Saitosey L . Saito & Co. ... ... Tokyo

Sakigake .. Yamanaka & Co: ... CNaka

I Sakimitfiu Nosaki & Co. • Yokohama

\ Salamander Chartered Bank'.of India, Atlst. and'

I Salamat

!

China ■ "...’

,u

Shanghai

Singapore

??airra Mohamed & Sons

Salebou.-e Sale

! Salehouse Texas'Co. .Tokyo

J Salescomp CRina Sales and Service Co. Shanghai r

:t Salt Chinese Government Salt :ReVeniie' : All Ports

} Salt ' National Goverhment-Sa'lt

: Affihihistratiort

1 Chefoo, Foochow

' Saltbank Yien Yieh Cb'mmerc'ial Bank' ... Hongkong

: Salti El Porvenor Manila

i Salvage Teikoku Salvage Kaisha, Ltd. Kobe

? SsClVation The -Salvation Army ... Helping

[ Salvia Botioa-de Sta Cruz .. ... Manila

I Samarajigsehe .. Samarangsche Zee Brand Macassar

; Sambot Chartered Bank of India, Aus. <%'China1 Negri Sembilau

j Sambros

Samic Samson Hermanos y Oia, Inc.. ... Manila Manila

|i Samiguel Salacot

San Miguel Mining Co.

Br.ewety Manila

Samurai Kakuiraki & Co. Kobe

I Samusco Peking Theatre ... Shanghai

Samwapexco Sam Hwa Export Co.: ■ ... Shanghai

Tokyo

j Sanchome ILrupp (Fried.) Aktiengeselschttft

i Sancrit Swatow Lace Co., Ltd.- Hongkong

jl Sandakan Sandakan Hotel ... ... Sanlakan

n Sand avid Forbes Munn & Co., Ltd. ... Manila, Cebu, Iloilo-

| Sandbach Barlpw & Co. ... ... ... Singapore

jSanderdo Sander, Wieler & Co. ;.,il H’kong, CantoB:,Hrti*^

Sandilands Sandilands, Buttery & Co. ... Singapore, Penang -

Sanifurco Sanitary Fur Co.. Peiping

Saniservis Hongkong & Canton Sanitary.Service ,. .d H’kong, Canton

' Sanitas Sanitas Mineral Water Co. ... Shanghai

IjSanitarium ... Shanghai Sanitarium and Hospital ... i Shanghai

3 Sanitarily Steam Laundry Co. Hongkong

3 Sanitasc Sanitas Yertriebs Co. Tokyo

8; Sanmasu Summers Boyeki Kaisha Kabashikn ... Kobe

8 Sanoco Universal Drug Store „ . Manila

8 Sanpeh San Peh S N. Co, Lid All Ports

8 Sansco San Sbing Co. ... ... Swato.w

8 Sanshin .v San Shin Shokai ... ...■ Dairen

*' Sansteam Sanitary Steam Laundry Cb.,-Ino. ... 1 Manila

l Santa Sang Tai ... ' “.t'v Hong-kong

i

F86 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Santakuro . to I Kusakabe & Sons, Ltd. Tokyo

Santradco * . Sansing Trading Co., Ltd. Shanghai lr^

Saorstat The Irish Free State Government Officer ;j; SVping

Saoukee Saou Kee Shanghai

Saphier lioulton & Co. .Shanghai

Sapiens VVise & Co., Inc. Manila, Iloilo

Sapphire Is^ack & Co. , : , ... Hongkong r „

Sarastudio Singapore Photo Co. ... ... , Singapore

Sarastudio d M. Lee & Co. ... , ... Singapore

Sardomene F. Kenneth Kruger ... Yokohama

Saroilco , , . Sarawak Oilfields, Ltd. Sarawak

Sasaki Tr Sasaki & Co. Shanghai

Sassigram E. D. Sassoon & Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai

Sassoon IJessim & Co. ... , Kobe

Sassoons David Sassoon & Co., Ltd. .^. H’kong., S’hai., Han.

Satake l1. Satake & Co. Singapore

Satinsimd r . . Siamese Tin Syndicate, Ltd. ... Bangkok

Sato , Y. Sato & Co. Kobe

Sator . A. Sator .. ... Shanghai

Satotraco Sato Trading Co. Kobe

Satrap ' Seherings, Ltd. ... Shanghai

Saultradco Said Trading Co. Tsinan

Saunders J. H. Saunders & Co. Perak

F. Sauvage Transports Maritimes & Fluviaux do

ITndochine Anciennement Haiphong

Sauvayre J. Sauvayre ... Shanghai

Savings Underwriters Savings Bank Shanghai, Hongkong

Savon Erasmic Co. ... ... Singapore

Savont Joseph Crosfield

Savoy Savoy Hotel Shanghai, Tienisin

Savulfrers Savul & Co. ....... Shanghai

Sawcase Tientsin Sawmill&CaseManufacturing Co. Tientsin

Sawmill Sham Mow Saw Mill Co. ... ... Hongkong

Sayers M. Sayers Singapore

Saynikunse Shanghai Portland Cement Works, Ltd. Shanghai

Say say Saydah & Saydah Inc. ... Shanghai

Sazaro Sam Lazaro & Bros. .. ... Shanghai

Searlosco San Carlos Milling Co., Ltd. Manila

Scarteen A. A. Alves Hongkong

Scervesteo Sincere In see. & Investment Cd., Ltd. Singapore

Scheftg Shafts Bros. ... ... Tientsin

Schenco K. H. Schen & Co. Shanghai

Scheut Belgian Missions of Scheut ... Shanghai

Scheut • Scheut Mission Tientsin!

Schiffner Schiffner & Co. Singapore

Schloten H. Schloten ... ... ... Shanghai

Schmidarm Schmid & Jeandel Macassar

Schmidt Schmidt Shoten ... .:. Tokyo

Schmidtco Schmidt & Co. ... All Ports

Scbniteler Schndtzler & Sons Manila

Schochotto Brunswick Show Room Shanghai

Schoeneerg Kern & Co , A. Yokohama

Schofield R. Schofield Kobe

Schramm : Schramm & Co. ... ... Yokohama

Schu/le Schuhl A Lurton Shanghai

Schulteco Schulte & Co. Batavia

 CABLE ADDRESSES F8T

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Scientific Scientific Service Co. ... ,. Shanghai

Scola Straits Mercantile Agency .. , ... Singapore

Score ... South China Oil Refining & Enterprise Co. Hongkong

Scothar ... Automatic Telephone MaQuiactunug Co.. Shanghai

Scothar ... Allen, Sons & Co., Ltd. Shanghai •

Scothar ... Scott, Harding & Go., Ltd. Shanghai

Scotiaoil Scotia Lubricating Oil Co. Singapore

Scotiaoil ... Scotia Import Co., The Singapore

Scottunat Scottish Union and .National Insce. Co.... Shanghai

Scoutsecraft ... Boys’ Scouts Association Shanghai

Scrutiny ... Thomson & Co. All Ports

Scwan China Export Co. ... ... Chefoo

Season Shahmoon & Co. Shanghai

Seasonco ... Season Co., Ltd. ... Singapore

Seaview .. Sea View Hotel Singapore

Seawater Eastern Indian Trading Co. Bangkok

Seaworthy ... Borrows & Co;, Ltd. Tientsin

Seaworfhy .. Eisler, Reeves, Murphy & Lyle; Ltd. ... Shanghai

Seaworthy British Corporation Register of

Shipping and Aircraft ... Shanghai

Sebald De Becker

Sebrof Wm. Forbes&& Sebdld

Co. ... ! Kobe

... Tientsin

Sebrof .. Messageries Maritimes Tientsin

Secralc .. Clarkes Inquiry & Protection Agency Shanghai

Secretary R. T. Evans Tientsin

Secretary .. Tientsin Building and Loan Co., Ltd. Tientsin

Secretary B. C. Eastham Tientsin

Secretary Tientsin Trust Co., Inc. ... , Tientsin

Secretary ... Rocky Point Association ... ... Tientsin

Section Atkinson & Dallas, Ltd. ... Shanghai

Securities British-Ameriean (China) Tobacco Securi-

ties Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Security .. R. S. Davis ... Tientsin

Security .. Tientsin. Salvage Auctioneers ... Tientsin

Seebengong'

Seine Fonghin & G. H. Watts Co.' Singapore

... L. R. Aguinaldo Manila

Seiryu .. Seiryu Bank .. ... ‘ Tientsin, Dairen

Seishi .. Fuji Paper Co.,. Ltd. ... - ... DairenHongkong

Seiwa .. Seiwa Shokwai ...

Seker .. Swedish Chinese Export & Import Co. Tientsin Padang

Selborne .. -Selborne Plantation Co., Ltd.

Sellers .. Muller, Phipps & Sellers, Ltd. Osaka, Tokyo

Selles .. ISelles Hermanos Kobe

Seloford .. Ilford, Limited ... Shanghai

Semay ... Smith & Co., L. H. Chefoo

Seminole .. Brit.-American Tobacco Co. (Straits), Ld. Singapore

Semshal .. ' Seymour Sheldon Co. Kobe

Seuda .. Senda & Co. Singapore

Sengcheong .. Seng Cheong & Co. ... . ... KedahPeuang

Sen glee .. Seng Lee Co.

Sengu .. Kimura Sengutten Kobe

Sennet .. M. Levy Tientsin 1

Sennet ..d Sep-net Freres ... ... Hongkong, S’liar,.

Senpakubu .. Mitsui Busskn Kaisha Kobe

Serebrennikoff .. Serebrennikoff Co. .... Tientsin

Serenity .. Thamawalla & Co. ... Kobe ;

... Singapore

Sergautoex .: General Motors

 GABLE ADDRESSES

Cable iAdi Firm Namt Place

Servexco \ , ... Service Express Co. ■ .■.. ... Shanghai

Servitude Rubber Growers’ Association • Selangor

Service .. Kiat & Co., Ltd. ... i ... Singapore

Servizio Commercial Express and Storage Co.iLne; Shanghai

Seumall ... Seumall Bros. ...7 ... ... Kobe

Sesco r,. Sarawak Electricity Supply- Co^ Ltd. ... Sarawak

Sesostris ... Drefuset Cie, Louis ... ... Harbin

Setzbutton ... Settsu Button Works ... Kobe

Severance rf Severance Union Aledical College . i.;„ . .Seoul, Che^nulpo.

Sewan ... ..Chinese Export Co. . ... , Chefoo

Sexbis ... ' Exporters Sales Corporation... Manila

Seybourne ... ^Bailey & Co., Ltd. ... •. ., , Hongkong

Seyeran .... Reyes & Reyes.... .... -Manila

Shacombank ... Shanghai & Com. Saving^ Bank, Lt,d^. Hongkong . _

Shaelsup ... Shanghai Electrical Supply Oe. .... Shanghai

Sba-lto .... Etlih & Co. ..., .... , . Singapore ,,

Shaemack .... United States Slioe C< .... Manila

Shaliayuen ... Yueli &-Co., T. C. ... ... Shanghai

Shaken ... I. S^ainin & Cs>. ••• ... Shanghai

Sbakress ... Shanghai Press, Ltd. .. , ... Shanghai

Shaitrad ii. Shanghai Trading Co. ,< Singapore

Shalom ... ■Shalom & Co.. ... ... ... Kobe

Shalomco ... Shalom & Co. ... ... ... Shanghai

Shamdas ... Lisbon, Bazar ... ••• ••• Macao

Shamshad ... Oriental Import & Export Co. Kobe

Shanautorex, , ... General Motors.Ipcj ■ ... ... 'Shanghai

Shanexco ... Shanghai Express Co. ... ... [Shanghai

Shangboh ... Sha,nghai Cotton Mfg.Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai

Shanghai Tildes... Shanghai Times ... •• Shanghai

Shangusda ... United States Dept, of Agriculture ... Shanghai

Shangtaiye .. Shang Tai Yee & C°r- Tientsin

Shankar^ ... Premsing & Sons ... ... Yokohama

Shantra ... -Shantung Traders Co., Ltd ;(Chefoo

Shantelco .... >Shanghai Telephone Co. ... ... Shanghai

Shantobaco ... Shantung Tobacco Co. ... ; .... Shanghai . ,

Shapaprsas ... Shanghai Paper Importers Association.. Sbapghai

Sbaraf ... Afshar & Co. ... ... ... Shanghai

Sharenat ... M. J. Nathan ... ... Shanghai

Sharma ... S. M. Sharma ... ... ... Selangor

Shasteanav , ... 'Shanghai Steaim. Na.vigation • Co. •• Shanghai

Shauter • .». Shauter & Co. ... ... ' ... Swatow > <

Shaw ... 'Geo. L. Shaw ... ... Antung

Shaw ... I.Unique Film Production Co.,-Ltd. ... Bangkok

Shaw ... Shaw, Robert E. ... ... Foochow

Shawbros ... Unique Film ProductiqiiCol, Ltd. Shanghai

Sheatung ... SheaTungCo. ... ... Tientsin

Shefts " , Sbetts Bros. Inc. .. ■ ... Tientsin

Shellcraft

Shelley Thompson ... .Philippine Shell-Craft& Deuruth

Shelley, Thompson Corpn. ........ Manila

Singapore .

Shibakawa ... . Shibakawa & Cb. ••• Osaka

Shihbros . Shih Bros. .... , , Swatow

Shimaglass ■ ... piShimada Glass Factory ... ... Osaka

Shinfoon ... Chang & Cb., Ltd., J.D. .... — Shanghai

Shingmirico ... Shingming Trading Go. (Chine.) Ltd. Tientsin.

Shingyo ... .Shinkyo Yoko Goshi Kaisba Shanghai

Shinyei ... -Shinyei & Co., Ltd. ... ... Yokohama

•Shinyugumi .... Shinyugumi & Co. - ... ••• Kobe , j .

 CABLE aDDKESSES F8»;

Cable . Firm Name Place

Shipboai’d E.S. Shipping .Board > './ Manila

Shipbrandt • ... Brandt & Co. ... .... Hongkong

Shipbroker; Anglo-Danish Shipping.Cb. r Shanghai

Shipestmin Hoon. Seek Trading Bo. ;[i. .... ■Singapore 1

Shipmac ! MacLeod & Co. JwJ / Manila

Shipnews Shipping and Engineering ... Shanghai ’ ■■

Shippers China Pr.otdu©4(Bhippears .... .. ; '.... Hongkong

Shipping

Ships ■ Straits Steamship Co , Ltd. ... Singapore

:.r.^oaxd of Examiners ; for: )Engip$ta's’;

Certificates .... .... , |;^ /.... Singapore

Ships Surveyor General of Ships’ Office .... Singapore, Penang

Shipstores , .... Scamdanavian Trading Co. u. ■ Shanghai quon r\\

Shiraimatu < w. Shiraimatsu &. Co. ? ... J. Osaka I!i il'fovli

Shoemack Paper Box Faciory .. . , .... Manila

Shoemack Ai ■^United States Shde Co. ... 1

Shoes .... . Bashir & Co .... .ft .... ■ ManilaKobe

,

Shogyokaigisho'... Japam Chamber of Oommerce Tientsin

Shokin ' Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd).,/The All Ports

Shokingink- , ... Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd. ■Singapore titrii

Shorn ukan Japanese Commercial Counsellor Shanghai ’■

Sonson Young & Co. ... • .... Tientsin ■1

Shooklin , Yong. Shook Liu ... 1 ■’Selangor ' !

Shorthand . Shorthand Cor-resnondensce School Singapore ' t r.

iShosen Osaka, Shosen Eaisha • ... All Ports

Shosho : ’ Shosho Yoko ... Tientsin

Shrewdly .... W. S. SheVley & Co. ^ ... Hongkong • ^

Shorynbank Shoryu Bank, Ltd. ... Tientsin

Showamenka Showa Cotton Co., Ltd. ... Osaka

Shule • Schuhl, Davis & Lurton Shanghai

Shunchang, Shun Chang Cb. ... ... ... ■Chefoo

Shunkee Shun Kee & Co^ Shanghai

Shunlung S. Shimizu Tientsin

Siakrubber Siak Rubber Estates; Ltd; Pakam Baroe

Siamaisie Soc. Anon. Fraficatse Siam et Malaise ... Perak

Siambank Siam. Commercial Bank, Ltd. ’• Bangkok

Sianghwe i ,i, Singapore Chinese Chamber of Com- Singapore , . ,

Siangli . 5 merce .... ... Shanghai ,

Seng Hong Co. •••

Siantarsum : HederlandiscMndi^ch LajOd-Syndi-

■

1

q cate ? , ... / . ••• > Sumatra .

Sianipau ... . Nahyang Siang Pau Press, Ltd. .... Singapore no >!l

Sibajak ' ... Sardang QultUur Maatschapjtljj' ... ' , Perbaoengan

Sibegner Siber, Hegner & Co. All Ports

Siber Siber, Hegner & Co. Yo. Ko. To., 1Osaka

Sibinandoo Bin h Co., S. L Singapore

Sidco Shanghai Industrial Co. Shanghai

Sidi Societe Indochinoise d’lmpoa'tatioh ... Saigon ’i'sinc'iao

Sieboldcom phoenix Chemical Co.

Siegco

Siemens Siegfried & Co. ... ... ... ^hid-zuokaBatavia : -

'

Siemens & Halske A.G.

Siemens Siemens, Schudkert Denki If. K. Osaka, Tokyn -

Siemenshuk . .... Siemens, Sehuckertwerke A. G. Harbin ompn

Siemssen 'm'S Siemssen & Co. ... -All Ports dodigni

Signode W. Butter Sin'/apore ■,'.

Signs Signs of the Times Publishing House .... Shanghai • ■

Sikh Sikh Store ... ... 'Shanghai

F90 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad : Firm Name Place

Sikow ... North China Wool Co. Tientsin

Silberman ... Silberman Co. .'Shanghai

Silicify ... China Motor Bus Co. Hongkong

Silkagent ... Kwangtung Silk Agency ... Canton

Silkfleld ... Jarmam, Davis.A Co., Ltd. Kobe

Silkworn ... L. Wegelin Shanghai

Siltonoo ... Goodrich International Rubber Co. ... Manila

Silligva ... I. V. Gillis Peiping

Silupa ... Silupa Ranch Co.. Inc. Zamboanga

Silva ... B. P. de Silva, Ltd. Singapore, Penang

Silvanetto- ... Silva Netto & Co. Hongkong

Silvercup ... Nam King Flashlight Factory Hongkong

iSilverhall ... W. A. de Havilland Tokyo

Sim ... A. C..Sim & Co. Kobe

Sinnt ... Huttenbach. Lazarus & Sons, Ltd. ... Perak

Simit .... Crostield & Sons, Ltd. .... .... Singapore

Simit .... Johnson & Phillips, Ltd. ... Malaya

Simit .... Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd. Malaya

Simit ... Erasmic Co., Ltd. Singapore

Simkah .... Sim Kah & Co. ... .... Selangor

Simoda .... B. S. Simoda & Co. Singapore

Simplex .... Simplex Gypsum Products.... Hongkong

Simplon ... Gyselmam & Steup Sourabaya

Simpangapotheek Simpangisehe Apotheek, Ltd. Sourabaya

Simplex ... Mansson Shokai Godii Kaisha Osaka, Tokvo

Simplexco ... Simplex Concrete Piles (Malaya) Ltd. ... Singapore

Simpson ... Simpson’s Agencies Harbin

Simtrading Simplex Trading Co. Manila

Sinai ... Meyer Bros. Singapore

Sinalive .... Sincere Life Assurance Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Sinaryan ... Sino-Aryan Trading Co. ... Shanghai

Sinbinandco ; ... S. I. Bin & Co. ... Singapore

Sincere ... Sincere Co., Ltd., The S’hai.,Can.,Hk.,Mac-

Sincere ... Sincere Insurance and Investment

Co., Ltd. Tientsin, Honkong

Sincere ... Sincere Dispensary Singapore

Sincetrust ... Sincere Banking A Trust Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Sinchew ... Anglo-Chinese Dispensary, Ltd. Singapore

Sinchung ... Sin Chung Engineering Co. Shanghai

Sindacato ... Pekin Syndicate, Ltd. Peiping, Shanghai

Sindon ... P. H. Sin & Co. Hongkong

Sing ... Churcb Mission Society Hospital Paktibi

Singbe ... Dee 0. Chuan & Co., Inc. Manila

Singcuan ... Sing & Cuan Hardware Co. Manila

Singer ... Singer Sewing Machine Co, All Ports

Singkep ... Singkep Tin Exploit a tie Maatschappy . Singapore

Singleeco ... Sing Lee Co. Shanghai

Singlet ... King Sun Knitting Factory Hongkong

Singleton ... Singleton, Benda & Co. Yokohama

Sinigminco ... Shingming Trading Co. (China), Ltd. Harbin

Singmotors ... Singapore Motors ... Singapore

Singthoh ... Swatow Agency .... , n Swatow

Sinit ... Italian Bank for China ... Tientsin

Sinobe ... Banque Beige pour 1’Etranger S. A. ... S’hai./T’sin., Hankow

Sinocialco ... China Commercial Corporation Shanghai

 CABLE ADDRESSES F9I

Cable Ad: Firm Name Flace

Sinoclub Chinese Club ... ... ... Hongkong

Sinococpon China Coal Corporation ... ... Shanghai. - r < !

Sinoeongon China Tea Co., Ltd. Shanghai, Hongkong

Shi'^consul Ohinese Consulate ... ... Singapore, Penang

Sirjodock Kiangnan Dock and Engineering Works Shanghai

Sinogerman SinOrCerman Telegram Co. Peiping ; .

Sinolegate Chinese Consulate .... - .., Kobe

Sinolym Hsin Hsin Theatres Clo. ... Tientsin

Sinolym Hsin Hsin Cinema Tientsin

Sinorepub Chinese Republic Publishing- Co. Shanghai

Sinospan .. Sino Spanish Ttading Co. ... ” Shanghai

Sinsenmoli .. • Sin Sen Moh & Co. ... ... Singapore

Sintraco Singapore Trading Co. Singapore

Sintung Reliance Motors (Fed. Inc. U.S.A.) Shanghai

Sionpo Chinese Commercial News Co. Manila

Sipef .. Societe International 'de Plantation et

de Finance -WC Selangor

Sirin . R. F. Shroff & Co. ... Shanghai

Sit .. Societe Indochmoise de Transport Saigon

Sita Windsor & Co. ... ..^ Bangkok

Sitinsind Siamese Tin Syndicate, Ltd. Bangkok

Skan ... Kagan & Co. Harbin

Skiotis .. Skiotis Bros. & Co. Peiping, Tientsin

Skoblin .. Skoblin Co. ... . ... Harbin

Skodaworks Skodaw.orks, Ltd. All Ports

Skofk .. G-uyling & Skoif Tientsin

Skokingink .. Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd. Singapore

Skorsten Dawalu Chemical Industries Shanghai

Skorsten .. Mee Yeh Handels Compagnie • Shanghai, Hanko>y,

Sky am .. Dominion Rubber Co., Ltd. Selangor

Sladang Chartered Bank of India, Aus. & China Harbin Singapore

Sleeping .. International Co. Wagons-Lits , Shanghai

Sleeping International Wagons-Lits Co.

Sleeping Compagnie International des. Wagons & Harbin

des Grands Express ..... Hongkong

Slemisb .. Hastings & Co. Shanghai : ,

Slevogt .. Slevogt .& Co,

Slipway .. Singapore Slipway and Engineering Co- Penang, Singapore . '

Slot .. G. H. Slot & Co., Ltd. . ... Singapore

Slowe .. Slowe & Co., Ltd. Shanghai . ,

Sluytersco .. Java Sea and Fire Insurance Co.y Ltd... All Ports

Sluytersco .. Veritas Insurance Co., Ltd. ••• Shanghai

Singapore

Sluytersco ) Batavia Sea & Fire Ins. Co., Ltd. ... Peiping m

Smallwood H. Smallwood & Co. Tientsin

Smchang Ohenmin Trading Co. Penang

Smelter Consolidated Tin Smelters ...

Smelter Eastern Smelting Co., Ltd. Pen. Sel. Pen. Siam

Smidtos .. Anderson, Clayton & Co. ... -Shanghai

Smith Brash & Smith ... Perak

Smitknavco Smith Navigation Co. ... Manila

Smo Soc. Marseillaise d’Outremes Saigon

Smo Sooiete Indochinoise des Transports ... Saigon.Dairen InfokioqB

Smrco South Manchuria Railway Co. Singapore , t;

Snavebe E. B. Ewans & Co. Tsingtao -

Snow M. L. Snow & Co.

 F92 CAiSLiE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Sobbe H. Sobbe ... Hankow

Socbeukpan So Bros. & Co. .. .,.,7 ... Shanghai

Sochitraco South China Trading Co., Ltd. Foochow

Socino Soc. Indo-cliinoise de Commerce Saigon

Socita Soc. Commissionstria di Kotp. & Imp. ... Medan, Semarang

Socom Societe Commercial Asia,tique Canton

Socotrine Hongkong Daily Press .... ;... London

Soginimex Societe Generate ludoebinoise Saigon

Sohamos j Schnpp & Zoon ... ! Singapore ,

Soko ‘Mitsubishi'VyarehouseiCo.;,: Ltd. Kobe

Solar Solar Electrical & Mfg. Co., Ltd. ... :Shanghai

Solea -Southern Leaf Tobacco Co. Shanghai

Soloie E.J. Muller Shanghai

Solomon Solomon & Co., S. Penang

Solomos I :Boulangerie et Patissiorie -Francaise ..... Peiping ,. .

Solrupco Solar Rubber Processes, Ltd. Singapore

Solway W. & C. Dunlop, Ltd. Shanghai

Solway Stewart, Thomson & Jpo., Ltd. Shanghai

Sonola Sonola Music House 'Shanghai

Soontheam Soon Theam & Co. Penang

Soonthye Chop Soon Thye Kelantan

Soonlee Bagan Serai Co., Ltd. Perak

Soothsayer Chartered Bank of Ind., Aus. China Sourabaya

Sorox Laguna Sugar Corpn. Manila

Sorox Sorox y Cia Manila

Sotodel North America Trading & Imp., 'Cb. ... Manila

Soubritish South British Insnr^nce Co:, Ltd. ... Tokyo, Yokohama J

Souchiknit South China Knitting Factory Hongkong ' '

Southcoal South China Coal and Briquetting Co.... ; Hongkong i:

South ntra ’South China Trading Co. ... Hongkong

Sovconsul Union of Soviet Socialist Republics ... AH Ports 1

Sovflot !i : Hakodate '

Sowawareco ’ ,'Sowa

Soviet &Commercial

Co;* Ltd. Fltet Agency -Osaka • ’ "

Soya A. Ennenbetg KoVre

Soya Anglo-Chinese'Eastern Trading Co.-,.Ltd. Harbin, Daireh, yiad.

Soychoing Soy Chong ... ... Shanghai

Spalinger U. Spalinger & Co., s.a. Hongkong, Canton

Sparkless General Electric Co. of China, Ltd. Hongkong

Sparks I). B. Sparks 'Shanghai

Spearmint Wrigley & Co., Ltd. •Tokyo

Speciality Speciality & Novelty Co. r... -Singapore

Spectacles John Duke Singapore ' ■ ':

Spectacle Chartered Bank of India, Aus. & China... > (Saig.on weieJ

Speedy New Engineering & Shipbwid'ingCo., Ltd.. • Shanghai - ■ ”

Spenkelson Spencer Kellogg & Sons ... A. : Manila

Spenrobin Space, Robinson & Partners ' . •Shanghai

Spero John D. Hutchison A Go. .. Hongkong. Canton

Sphinx Gande Price, Ltdi .:. . M Shanghai, Hongkong

Sphinx Sphinx Trading Coi H’kong, S’hai, Kobe

Spicers Spicers Ltd. ... .... ;..., .Singapore

Spizzica G. Spizzica & Qp. ... -Shanghai, i juH

Spool Central AgenjoyiiLtrLThe ... -All Ports

Sport International Rectteation Club .... T'singtao ;

Sportclub Macao Greyhound1 Racing Club Macao

Sporting *'<*>< K H’kong. Sportg. Arms & Ammun. State Hongkong :

Sportsclub Sports Club, The k. - ... Hongkong

 CABLE ADDRESSES F93

Cable Ail : Firm Name Place

Sportsman Messrs. Roy on s Singapore

• Sportsman The Malayan Sports Depot Singapore

Spotradio . Spot Radio Ltd. ... Singapore

Springbok Down Boeki Shokai Ltd. Kobe

) tSprinzfurs .. Wolf-S;prinz Fur Carp. .Shanghai

Squib Squires, Bingham Limited ... . Shanghai

SregQr Rogers & Co., Ltd. Singapore

Sregor . Amalgamated Publicity Services Singapore

Sriraach . Sriracha <&: Co., Ltd. Bangkok

Stadelman ,. iStadelman & Co. Yokohama

Stalphonix . Schoeller Bleckmann Phoenix Seiko G. E (Osaka, Tokyo

Standard c.^ . Standard Lijb Assurance Co. Shanghai ,

j Standadrug .. -{Standard Drug Co., Ltd. ‘ 'Shanghai

[ Standard . Standard Trading Co. ... Tientsin

[ Staiidardco Standard Carpet & Export Co. Tientsin

Standpoint Christian Science Society ... Tientsin

| Standrew Selangor United Rubber Estates, Ltd. Batang Berjuntai

(St. Andrew Estate) ... All Ports

| Standvac . Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.

) Stanelco i ■.. . . Stanton. Nelson & Co., Ltd. Singapore

Singapore

• Stanelco Eiist Indies Trading Co.

3 Stanford . (Laue, Crawford & Co. Kobe

| Stanley . Stanley Motor Service ... .Tientsin

I Stanmasup : Standard Machinery Supply, Co. - Shanghai

j Stanproco Standard Products Co., Fed. Inc. ... (■Shanghai . i„

( Stanprony . Standard Products Co.^ Fed-. rU.S.A. ... Hongkong Kobe . v

? Stantraco . I Standard Trading Co. .., ■ Tientsin

I Star . North China Star . Shanghai, Hankow

| Staricks Star Ricksha Co. ... ... Perak, Penang

| Stark Stark & McNeill ^-Singapore : .ir

'< Starnews Sin Chew Jit Poh Ltd.

| Statebank . ■ .. State Bank of North Borneo ... SandakanMalacca, Singapore

I Statetrust : . Estate & Trust Agencies . ... Bangkok n-. ‘B.

i Stater;tils • Royal State Railways of Siam

I Statesbank National City Bank of New York , ... Ho. Man. Ceb. Har.

All Ports

j StateSline States Steamship Co.

1 Stateworks Public Works Department... ... ■SKedah, Trengganu

ingapore

Statistics . Department of Statistics' !

■ Stationers ; . United Book & Stationery Co. ..; Shanghai

^hanehsi

"

I; Stationers l. American Bookshop Bangkok

? Stationers Stationers Hall Hongkong

2 Steady . ‘ Standard Trading Co. Hongkong

;i Steamboat . Tl’kong.. Canton & Macao Steamboat Cb, i Sarawak

(Steamship ; . , Sarawak Steamship Co., Ltd. Hongkong

", Stecjo . .' kSteger & Co. • Kobe

11 Steel Robe Steel Woiiks Bangkok

I Steel .' Steel Bros. & C

3 Steelboler Austrian Consulate ...

! Steel boler ’Bohler Bros. &• Co., Ltd. ... , . S’hai., Osaka, Tokyo

Shanghai

fSteeldrums Steel Drums, Ltd. 'Manila

Sfeelhouse Philippine Sf^f^use, Inc. Shanghai

-Steelmaker United Sta‘tCs Steel: Prod nets Co. Manila

Steelmilin United States Steel Products Cc. ■Shanghai

.Steelyard ; . TTnited States Steel Products Co1. ''^Shanghai ■

r,

BSteenhower ’ C. Steenhauwer & Co. ...

1

F94 GABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Steffan Van Houten

Stelpubse Dolly Vardon Steffan

Hat Shop&; Co.

^ ..., ... Padang

Hongkong

Stelpubse . ... Stellar Publicity Service i ... Hongkong

Stephigh Stephen & Co’, Ltd. ... Hongkong

Sternberg Sternberg & Co. Singapore

Sternhueme Christern Huonefeld & Co., Inc. Manila

Stevens Captain A. G. Stevens ... Y okohama

Stevenson Hanson Orth & Stevenson Inc. Manila, Iloilo, Cebu

Stevepling ... Hongkong Stevedoring & Supplying Co. Hongkong

Steward E. D. Steward & Co. Seoul

Stewill Alfred Ste.cker Hongkong

Stil water Toyo Marine and Fire InSnranoe Co’. ... Osaka

Stlukes St. Luke’s International MedicaECentre Tokyo

Stocker Swatow Pilotage Service ... ... Swatow

Stockford N. H. Rutherford Shanghai

Stocks Shanghai Stock Exchange ... Shanghai

Stocks Hongkong Stock Exchange Hongkong

Stoffels Stoffels & Co. Singapore

(Storage Australian-Oriental Linej Ltd. Manila

Storage Singapore Cold Storage’Co., Ltd S ngapore, Penang

Storage Yuilll and Co., Ltd. Manila

Storch Storch Bros.. Ltd. Penang, Perak, Sel.

Stores Government Stores Department Borneo

St.racban Straehan & Co., Ltd., W.M. Kobe, Tokyo \

Stradings Shanghai Trading Co. Shanghai

Straliler Strahler & Co.. Inc. . Yokohama

Straitjava Straits Java Trading Co. ... Penang, Singapore

Stramoto Straits Motor Garage Singapore

Strandotel Strand Hotel ... ... ... Dairen

Stantraco Standard Trading Co. Kobe

Strausiere Far East Development Co. ■ Cnefoo

Stretlaw S. K. Walter & Co. Manila

Strik Strickland & Co. Singapore

Strome Strome & Co., Ltd. ‘.. Yokohama

Stromtrad e Holdo Stromwall Shanghai

Strointrade Stromwall Trading Oo. Chungking

Strong Strong & Co. / Nagoya, Kobe,

Strowger > 1 Y’hama

Automatic Telephones of China Shanghai, Tokye

Struan Duncan & Co. . , ... Shanghai

Structural Gammon and Hall (F.M.S,) Ltd. Perak

Studio Arts .and Crafts, Ltd. Shanghai

Styriastal S'tyrian Steel Works Tokyo

Sublimis Fujisaki A Co, ... Yokohama

Suracama Marbau Sumatra Caontchnue, Maatscbappij Sumatra

Success W. Rabben & Co. (Successors) Tientsin

Sucharphil Insular Sugar Refining Corp. Msnila

Sucobrach S. U. A Co. Yokohama

Sucrose Sugar News Press Manila

Sudayakubo K. Adachi & Co. - t .... ... Tientsin

Sudseatrad South Seas Trading Co. ... Manila

Suezboot ... Nederland Line Royal Dutch Mail Singapore,

S.TLF.I. Societe Urbaine Fonciere Indochinoise Saigon

Sugar Dai Nippon Sugar .Go., Ltd. Tokyo

Sugar Japan Sugar Co., Ltd. ... ... Shanghai

Sugawa K. Sugawa & Co. ... ... Yokohama

 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Susfihara Nissei Trading Co., Ine, ... . Shanghai

Suhr , Suhr, K. H. .Shanghai

Suisung Match . . Sui Sung Match Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai

Sulzer Sulzer Bros. .. , Kobe, Shanghai

Sumatrabode . Fa Drikkerij,v Sumatra Bode eg . Padang

Tjaja iSoemaffcna Sumatra

Sumatrapost De Sumatra Post

Sumitbank Sumitomo Bank, Ltd. . S’hai., Y’hama.,Kobe

Sumitosale , Sumitomo Goshi Kaisha . Tokyo

i Sumitsales Sumitomo Goshi Kaisha Kobe

Sumityoko Sumitomo Goshi Kaisha . Shanghai

! Summotor Sumatra Motor Co. N.Y. ... . Sumatra

Sums Sum Agency ’. Selangor

j Sunbeam South British Insurance Co., Ltd. Tientsin

[ Sunbeam Tipper & Co. . Tientsin

\ Sunbeam Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada . All Ports.

' Sunburubeo Sungei Bloh Rubber Qo., Ltd. . Selangor

I Sunclad Au Sun Yue & Co. ,. Hongkong

I Suncotrade . S. W. Union Trading Co. ... Shanghai

| S unfat , Sun Eat Co. . Hongkong

j Sunfe . Hongkong Ice Cream Mfg. Co. Ltd. .. . Hongkong

• Sunfire Sun Insurance Office, Ltd. ... . To., Os., Shanghai

5 Sunflower Sun Tack Co., The . Hongkong

Sunflower Sunflower Mercantile Co. ... Shanghai

l Sung Union Trading Co„ The Foochow

“l Sungeiduri Sungei Dari Rubber Estate Kedah

j( Sungeisaraak Perak Oil Palms, Ltd. . Perak

! Sungei Wangi | Lumut Rubber Estates, Ltd. Perak

Estate

ji Sunbai Sun Hai Bros. Penang

'( Sunhing Sun Hing Co. Shanghai

i Sunley Sunley & 'Go, Hongkong

[: Sunlight Sunlight Co. Association,

... Wei Hai Wei

i Sunmaid Sunland Sales Inc. , Y’hama.. Shanghai

| Sunmaid Sunmaid Raisin Growers’ Assoc. Shanghai

i; Sunny Sung Yuen Oil Co., Ltd. .. Shanghai

j Sunrise Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn. Sungei Patani

! I Sunshine . China Trading and Industrial Co. Shanghai

j 1 Sunsun Sun Sun Co.T Ltd. Shanghai

; Sunsuntaco Sunsuntay Co. ... . Shanghai

: Sunwahco Oriental Trading Shanghai

1 Sunwoolong, ... Sun Wo Long Oil Mill Co, Penang

1 Suyguanliing ... Suy Guan Hing Hardware ... Manila

a; Separator Shanghai Milk Supply Co. ... Shanghai

^'Superman P. A. Krishna ... Hongkong

i Supervise Far East Superintendence Co., Ltd. . All Ports

Kobe

^Surajmal

; . Surajmal & Co. . Singapore

3 Surveyor . .. Lloyd’s Register of Shipping . Shanghai

SSuwatrade Sung Wah Trading Co. ... . Yokohama

3’Suzandron Belgian Consulate

3 tSuzandron Suzor, Ronvaux & Co ■■ .

Yokohama

Tokyo

3 Suzukitazo •Suzuki & Co. ... Shanghai, Hongkong

BlSvensk Swedish

Swan Consulate

& Bmm. Ltd. Singapore

3Swaudun . Shanghai

BSwanstock Swan, Culbertson & Fritz ...

I

F96 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable'Ad: Firm Name Place

Swastika . M.w W. J. Nanayakara Singapore

Swatowlace , r .1 S atow Lace Co., Ltd. ... Swatow, Peiping'

Swatowwork . Swatow Drawn Work Co. ... Hongkong

Swedetra&e . Swedish Trading Co., A.5-. Che " ... Hongkong

SwpdlegaUoa . Swedish Legation r : Tokyo «soodmtjimuf

Sweehock . Swee Hock & Co. ,.! .. (Perak

SvTCehoii;.; K. Y. Handel .Vlaatschappj... ... Hongkong :

Swenoriis South China Daily News .1. ‘ Hongkong','

Swenonis , South China Sunday New'S .. Hongkong

Swire .' Butterfield & Swire ! ■ Ail Ports.

Swisscolat . Swiss Consulate Shanghai

Swisswateh Swiss Watch Import’Co. .. .:. Kobe

Switchboard ' ” Kellogg Switchboard & SupplyJ Co., .Ltd. Shanghai

Sworooco . fewiss Oriental Commefcial C6. Hanila

Sword Straits Trading.Co , Ltd. ... S’pove., Penaiig

Sword ,. . Dave Brothers, .... Kobe

Sydhudsoin. . Hudson, Sydney," Ltd. Shanghai

Sydhudson' . . D. Macfie .,°vri ‘ " Shanghai

Syconheng ' Siy Cong Bieng fe Co., Inc. Manila

Sylvan Statilcy, Ltd. . ... . ... Singapore

Syme . Syme & Co'.‘ ... ... Bangkok

Synfintra Gr. V. Synnerber'g ..... .„. Shanghai

Synued , Dennys & Co. ’ ^‘’L. Hongkong

Syrio . Ley S. Jacobsohn ... , ... 1 Harbin, Tieiitsih

Szehaitong Singapore

Szehan . Sze Hai Tong Banking

Szechuan-Hankow Co., Ltd.

Railway Chungking

Tabacalera .. La El or de l a Isabela Manila ,

Tahacalera . Compania General de Tabacos de Filipinas Manila

T ab ana .. Tabaqueria Sino-Egyptiana Shanghai

Tabaqneria ..' Tabaqueria Filipina S’hai, H.K., Ma.AA

Tabloid Burroughs, Wellcome & Co. Shanghai

T. A. 0. C. Tientsin AnglO-Chinese College 1 ' Tientsin

Tacco Am erica,n-Chinese Co,, Fed., Inc. , U.S.A. Peping, Tientsin

Tac'co Victor Music House Tientsin

Tachunhwa Great China Co. ... Shanghai

Tadaima Thomsen & Co. .. ..ii" Kobe

Taepin^ Henry J. Clark . Shanghai

Taeping Lavers & Clark... Shanghai

Tagal Philippine Net & Braid Factory, Co,’, Toe. Manila

Tatsan Way Tai & Co. Shanghai

Tai “Tai Tung Jib Pao” ... Dairen

Taibo Pacific Trading Co., Ltd. ... Y okohama

Taihingco Tai Hing Trading Co. ... Shanghai

Taikho Taik Ho & Co. ... Perak

Taikoodock Taikoo Dockyard & Engineering;Co'. ... Hongkone

Tailai Wei Hai Wei Import and Export ; do: ... Wei Hai Wat

Tailung Boerter & Co.. A. Tsingtao

Taiping Tai Ping Trading Co. Tientsin

Taipinginc Tai Ping Insurance Co., Ltd.

: Shanghai

Taisang Tai Sang & Co. Swatow

Taishan Tai Shan Insurance Co., Ltd.

Taishoyoko Taisho & Co., K. ... ... Shanghai

Shanghai

Taishinswo Lai Shan Ins. Co., Ltd. .... Hongkong

Taisun Sun Co., Ltd., The ..! Canton, Hongkong-

Taitoco The Taito Co. ... ... •... Dairen

 CABLK ABDftESSES F97

Cable Ad: Firm Name : Place

Taitoco ‘Gadebns & Co., Ltd. ... •Dairen

Taitung Tai Tuing ... * ...; - - Chefoo

Taiwangink • Bank-of TaiwarB-, Ltd. ■• ... ' • ... All Ports.

Taiwan soko Taiwan Soko ILdsha, Lidi . -Formosa <■ •'!

Taiyoshoko ... Kobe Taiyo Shoko Kuisba^ Lt/k ... Kobe

Taiyudokozai® ... Nurupi Kozan K. K Seoul ooibaudo'i

Tajmahal C. Kahim & Co. ' ... i Hongkong

Taj pines A. Adamson &,Clo. . ; ..ud * Singapore

Takaiwa ;K. Takaiwa & Co. .... i.,. Sbanjihai i, .

Takarafune Y. Koyama&.Co. ... m ••• Osaka

Takashin Luj Gesfcetnnr (Eas.tern), Ltd. Kobe

Takashin lida & Co., Ltd. ■ .... Kobe

Takeda Kei-

tei Yoko Takeda Bros. & Co., Ltd. ... Tientsin

Takedaclio ... Takeda Chobei Shoten K. ]\. Osaka

Takeuch i zakkab u'. S. Takeuc1 i & Cp,, Ltd. .. Tientsin

Taki Taki Seikisho, Ltd. Kobe

Takisada Takisada & Co. . Shanghai

Taku Taku & Co., Ltd. Dairen

Talathouse Talati House ... ... Tientsin

Talati J. M. Talati & Co. -.■ ■ . Peiping

Talati Talati Bros. & Co. ... Tientsin

TallyLo Bradburne & C©., Ltd. Selangor .

Talmouse Ardath Tobacco Co., Ltd. .. ; Singapore i : o

Tamasha Abraham, E. S! Hongkong

Tainaslia Champkin, C. ... ..... Hongkong

Yokohama ,

Tambatunea Tamba Shokai ...

Tambooliat Tan Boon Liat Co. y Singapore

Tamken Tamura Trading Co; Kobe

Tamtillos Thomas Pavitt & Co. ’... . Shanghai

Tamura S. Tamura & Co. ... — Osaka Kobe

Tamurakoma .. Tamurakoma & Co.

Tanabashi Tanakashi & „Co. K obe

Tanaka ^oqe-2 Y. Tanaka & Co. ... ... Fusan Singapore

Tanboonliat Tan Boon Liat

Tandem China Products Exporters Cok Hongkong

Tanjong Singapore Harbour Board ... , Singapore

Tankab kee Tan Kah Kee & Co.. Singapore

Tansania Walker & Co ... .p, Kobe

Tansania Clifford Wilkinson Gomei, Kaisha Kobe

Tansoohock Tan Soo Hock & Co. . Malacca ,

Tansumguan Tan Sum Gtuan, & Son - , .„. Sarawak

Tantino Firma Tantino ... •- TientsinMacao

Tantot R. Tantot .... ., Hankow

Tanwu General Electric Co. of Chipa

t Tanwui Hnited Trading Co. . . ... Hank* w

1 Taoli Tung Chang Co. ... ... Changsha

Tariale Societe Commissioparia Hi Exportazione Penang

E di Importazione .. ... Sungei Patani,Kedah

Tarun u Taran (Malay) Rubber Estates

1 Tasco -..'l ,J. Bead. Vaughan Shanghai

Tashen O. H. Tashjian , y • TientsinMacau

Tason Tackson IVledicme Co.

Tass Tass News Agency ... ... , Shanghai , , ,;

Tassie Australian Primary Pordueers .Society... Singapore

Tatarinoff w Tatarinoff & By.kpff ..i. : U. Tsingtao

F4

 F.98 > C^BLE ADDRESSES

Cable^ Ad; Firm Name Place

Taupiu G. Taupin & Co. Hanoi

Tavadia Tavivtia & Futakia Canton

Taylorco ... Taylor & Co. Tientsin

Taylorgawa ... W. W. Taylor & Co. Seoul

Tchecomiui ... Czechoslovakian Consulate ... Shanghai

Tebuschco ... Ji Busch & Co. ... ... ... Tsingtao

Techa ... Teh Chang Trading Co. Tientsin

Teco ... Tokyo Electric Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Teerthdas ... Teerthdas & Co. Manila

Tegilwitam ... S. J. Burn — ... Shanghai

Tehaselmac ... Elmac, Inc. Co. Manila

Tehchee ... Teh Chee & Co. 'Tientsin

Tehyoung ... Tit & Co. Hankow

Teikamdas ... Teikamdas Bros. ... Kobe

Teima ... Teikoku Seima Kaisha Tokyo

Tekk ... Tokai Enkwan & Co., Ltd. Yokohama

Tekkosho ... Osaka Tekko Sho Co. Osaka

Telaware ... Federal Telegraph Co. Shanghai :

Telberg ... Telberg’s International Bookstore Tsingtao

Telegrafica ‘ ... ’ ]?orta Pueo & Co. ... . ... . Manila

Telegraph ... Hongkong Telegraph Hongkong

Telephonco ... Hongkong Te’ephone Co.. Ltd. ..: Hongkong

Telephone ... Chinese Government Telephone Ad-

Telge ministration ... ... ... Tientsin

... l^elge & Sohroeter ..: ... Shanghai

Telint .... Siemen Bros. & Co., ltd. ... Shanghai

Telinfc ... Le Materiel Techique Shanghai

Telotype ... Theodor & Rawlins ... ■n Shanghai

Tenacity ... Chartered Bank of India, Aus. & Chihai.' • Kai., TsingtaO, Ti.

Tenderly ' ... Eastern Trading The .. ... Hongkong

Teneb ... Bennet Inc.. P. M. Manila

Tensinbank ... Bank of Tientsin, Ltd. Tientsin

Tentacle ... Chartered Bank of India. V\us. & Chiha Tientsin

Tennis 9 ... Queen’s High Class Athletic Goods ... Singapore

Teonghoe ... Klang Cycle & Motor Garage ■'Selangor

Ter ado ... . Daido Shokai Go'mei Kaisha Tokyo

Terminus ... Wagons Lits Terminus Hotel Hankow

Terntra ... Eastern Trading-Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai

TerofE ... Weill & Montor ; Singapore

Tesagency Estates Supply Agency ... Selangor

Testaments ... British and Foreign Bibid Society ...‘ All Ports

Testimony ... Church Missonary Society, South

Tetai . China Mission d. Hongkong

Tetens ... Te Tai & Co. Tientsin

... A. P. Tetens .... Tokyo, Osaka

Tetratomis ... Power-Gas Corpn. Tokyo

Teubner ... H. Tenbner Osaka

Teutonia ... Deutsche Asiatische Bank All Ports

Teverson ... Teverson and Mactavish ... Kobe

Texaco - ... The Texas Co., Ltd.

Textile g i ... “Sapt” Textile Products, Ltd. ... ... All Ports

S’hai., Han., T’tsin.

Textile ... Tokyo Kako Co., Ltd. Osaka

Textilian ... Kepack Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Textural

Tezam S'e ...... Taw A. h

Cheong .i;

E. Mazet

Singapore

Saigon

Thakkar .. M. D. Thakkar Kobe & Osaka

 CABLE ADDRESSES Egg*

Cable Ad: FirVn Name Place

Thpari’h'iiat Thean IIoat & Oo: ;i ;.•] ;i Penang h '7«ol

Thpatre Central Theatre ... Hongkong ' ■

Theatre North China Amusement Cp. Tientsin , i0.]

Thefashco Fashion Co-,i Ltd- , ••• Shanghai

Thked .. K. D. Petroleum Co., of China, Tfte , Uongkohg : / 1

Theodor Theodor & Rawlins •* ... , Hankow" ’ ;

Theodorene .. , Chalhoub & Co;, Ltd. ’ .... Kobe

Theoresen Theoresen Co., Ltd. Bangkok

Thom . W. C. Thom & Co. i./ Hongkong

Thoma Thoma«, R. H. ... Shanghai

Thompson Law as (Sara'wak) Estate's^ Ltd. Temburong 1

Thongbee n Lim Nee Soon .... ... Singapore '

Tkoresen China Underwriters .. Bangkok

Thoresen O. Thoresen & Co. ■ Siianghai, Bangkok

Thome Maitland & Co , Ltd. ... Shanghai A \ . i

Thornward Montgomery Ward & Co. ... .... ' .Shanghai t A

Thorny Thornycroft & Co., Ltd,f John H’kong, S’hai, ^’pore

Thriftcor Thriftcor Bank ... ..! Harbin

Thubalkain German China Trading Co. ' , ... Hongkong : , ; /

Thulium British Wireless Marine Service r Hongkong

Thulium Marconi International'Afor- CpdiiriTP

Co., Ltd. ■ ... . . ... Singapore

Thyechong Thye Chong & Co. ... . . ... Selangor . i

Tianglee .» Tiaog Lee & Co. ....... , ' ... Penang

Tibesart ' .1. A. Tibesart .... Tientsin , ;.

Tibesart Manufacturers Life Insur. Co. Tientsin ,

Tieia Xavier Bros., Ltd. ... ... Hongkong

Tienchutang Catholic Mission of Tsingtao Tsingtao , ,

Tiensinbank Bank of Tientsin Tientsin ,'J

Tiensupidyi Tientsin Auto. Supply Co. : j < i1 Tientisiio, ; iVW,/i

Tienyushun Tien Yu Shun & Co-j Ltd. ... Tientsin. •. '

Tillimb Percy Tilley t Shanghai ■ .

Times Japan Times .... ••• ■ Yokohama . • • /,

Times ; Japan Times .& Mail Tokyo , • '!

Times Straits Times .... ’ Singapore’ • "

Times Times of Malaya Press, Ltd. ' 1 Perak . -

Timespao Chinese Peiping and Tientsin Times ... Tientsin •

Tinggi Plantations Ballet, Ltd. ... Batang Berjimt ii

Tinolacorp South Wales Tinplate Corpn. Shanghai ’

Tinstone Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn. Jp.oh

Tiongsoon ' Tiong Soon & Co. ... Singapore OitM'l

Tiotekhong Tio Tek Hong ... i Batavia A

Tirthdas Nairaindas Tirthdas Co. Yokohama

Tjapmata N.Y. Carl Schliepper Handel Maatschappij ■SSingapore watow no

Tkchao '1’. K. Chao Co. ...

Tlkni T. L. Knight &> -'Co; Hongkong-

Toadvert Advertising and Publicity Bureau, Ltd. . H’kong, Singapore;

Toaic Ta On Accident Ins. Co. Hongkong •

Toaiin Oriental Hospital Tientsin

Tobacco .. British-AmericanTbhaccoCo.r(Straits)-,Ltd. Malaya

Tobacco Malayan Tobacco Distributers, Ltd. :.. Penang, Singapore

Tobacco . United Tobacco.Stores ... ... Shanghai i '

Tobayoko Toba Yoko ... ... ... Dairen

Tofuku Tofuku Trading Co. ... Shanghai

Tohyohito Toyo Menka Kaiisha, Ltd. ... ... Hongkong.

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•>FfOO CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm, Name Place

Tohvohwata Toyo Menka Kaisha, Ltd. ... ... Shanghai, Tientsin

Toibuna . Teubner, H. ... ... ... Osaka

Toilet Sakabe & Co,, Ltd. ... ... Osaka

Tointrad Toin Trading Co. ... Singapore

Tokmarincp Tokio .Marine and Fire Inssurance Co., L'l- Sltangbai

Tokyopiano . Tokyo Piano Shokai ... ... Tokyo

Tolarnold . Arnold & Co., Ltd. ... .. Chungking

Tomay ,'L\ C. Hay & Co. . ... .Singapore

Tombstone , Singapore Casket Co. ... , ... Singapore j,

Tomelleo T. Eilis & Co. ... ... ... Shanghai

Toms . Union Trading Co. ... ... Kobe

Tondena La Tondena, Ific. ... ... Manila

Tondon Tortdon W. & Boninafous H. . . Tientsin

Tonpbo T. S. Brothers & Co. ... ... Uongkong

Tonghon g' Tonghong Trading Corpn. ... ... Manila

Tonydodd Antbonv Dodd.... ... ... Shanghai

Toorabally Toorabally & (jlo. ’ ... ... Kobe

Topas Topas Trading bo. ... 1 Shanghai

Tophard Toplis & Harding ... ... Shanghai

Toporealty Toporealty ' ... ' ... ... Shanghai 1

Tor Tor Hotel, Ltd. ... ... Kobe

Toradja Handers, Seeman & Co. ... ... Celebes

Torero General Dairy & Farm Co. ... Tientsin

Torgrocery , The Tor Grocery & Wine Store ... Kobe

Toryuyoko . Torvu Yoko .... .. ... Shanghai

Toshoyoko , Katoh & Co. ■ ... .... ... Hongkong

Totickpedo Tajimthal Silk Store ... ... Hongkong

Totickpedo Tat Kuan ... . A— ... Hongkong

Tourisme Office du Tourisme Indo Chinoise ... Hanoi

Tourist Japan Tourist Bureau ... All Ports

Touyaoting Ton Yao Kee & Co. ... Shanghai

Towakisen Towa Kisen Kaisha, Ltd. ... ... Kobe

Towel ; Sean You Zoo & Co. ... ... Shanghai

Towers Towers & Co., Ltd. ... .. Perak

Towers Ant-aka & Son- .... ... ... • Tokyo

Townsend , Townsend & Co. ... ’ Chemulpo

Toyobo Yu-Fong Mill .... ... ... Shanghai •

Tovohito ' Toyo Menka Kaisha ... ... Shanghai

Toyohaiabako .. Toyo Tobacco Leaf Co. ... ... Shanghai , f

Toyokokn Far Eastern Advertising Agency .... Tokyo

Tovomatch . Toyo Match Co-i Ltd. ... ... Kobe

TPHC . Tsingtao Paper H unt Club .... Tsingtao

Traco , Foochow Trading Corporation ... Foochow ' '

Tracoponia Ndngpo Trading Co. ... ... Shanghai

Tract - .. Japan Bohk and Tract Society .... Tokyo > T

Traction Singapore Traction Co., Ltd. ... Singapore

Trad coseas: • China Overseas Trading Co. ... ■ Shanghai

Traders British Traders Insurance Co., Ltd. ... H mgkong

Tradesman Eastern Trading Co. ... Singapore

T^adewind Thor Ibsen .... ... ... Harbin

Trading NedCrlandische Handel Maafschappij N.V. All Ports

Trading Serembau Trading Co. ... .. Neg. Sembiian

Trading Straits Cattle Trading Co. ... ... Singapore

Trajectory < Shanghai Kifle Association

1 .. ... Shanghai

Tramindo Gompagnie Francaise .de Tramways ... Haiphong

Tramways Hongkong Tramways, Ltd. ... Hongkong

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Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Tramways ... Kai Tack Motor Bias Ltd. Hongkopg

Transfer Botly & Co. ; i.. Perak

Transmarine : Knorr Jimusho Tokyo T

Transocean ... ': China Trans-Ocean Trading Cq. Shanghai

Transpacit ... “Trans-Pacific”, The . Tokyo

Transport ...- Trade Representatiofnj

in Japan ..: Orf U.S..S.R. ' Kobe

Transocean .,. The Great Shanghai Realty Co. Shanghai

Traservice 7 ,..i China Travel Service . ... ■... Singapore T , r

Travelbank- ... < Lina Travel Service ... , S ha i., Hongkong

Traveller ... H. M. Hodges ... Shanghai

Traverser ... Travers & Sons, Ltd* , Singapore, Penang

Traxlerus ... J. H. Trachsler, Ltd. — 14: Shanghai

Shanghai

Treasurers 7.;. Methodist Episcopal Missions Offices Manila •

Treduoc ... De Witt, Perkins & Brady Hongkong .

Tremmal ... H. A. Lammert .., Chefoo

Trendel .... Foreign Food Store

Trevor ... Broadwater Estate \ ..... . . Perak

Triangle : Triangle Motors. Inc. , Shanghai

Triangle ■ ... European Young Men’s 'Christian Hongkong

Association ... ..> >..

Tribune Malaya Tribune ... i T Singapore

i’rico ... ; Overseas Trading^Syndicate. 1 ,•«; Shanghai

Triplerais . ... A. Malcolm &.Co. Lb i ' i ■ .!. / Shanghai

Triplerais ... Metallisation-C6. of China, Ltd. ■ Shanghai < ; !

Triplerais ...: Shanghai Wibrb Piling Co., Ltd. .... ' Longkong Shanghai ' ’1

Triumph ... Currimbhoy & Co., Ltd. .. ...

Trocklar .;. Larsen & Trock ...- .0 . Mukden, Shanghai

Troika Russian Asiatic Co. ' r,

.'H Hongkong 1 >airen ; . "1111

Trojan ... De Souza & Co. ....

Trusimmons ... Siininons 06., The ’ Manila

Trust :V, British Trust and Investment Co., Ltd... : Harbin

Truster Hsm YuenCb. • Shanghai

Trustfully .;. Z. D. Zung ... ■Shanghai ■ ,,!C

Tschurin ... Tscburin & Co. Harbin, Dairen

Tsensun ... Tsen Sun Yue Kre LtftnLi'r Col 'Shanghai g

Tshusokche ... Tsbu Sok Che (Mrs.) ' . Swatow

Tsingmotor ... Tsingtao Motors Fed. H.S.A.Tn.c. ' Tsingtao.

Tsinovelty ... Tientsin Novelty Co. ... Tientsin Tientsin

Tsinpury ".. Tientsin Pukpvv Lihie

Tsintram ... Tientsin Tramways& llight!ing'Co., Ltd. ’/Tientsin Shanghai

Tsuchihasbj .,. Tsuchibashi ACo. ....

Tsun .... China Forwarding & Pspre^s Co. Y, .Tientsin Hongkong

Tsurutani ... Tsurutani & Co.. Ltd, . Jesselton, Borneo

Tuaranesta, ... Tuaran Bm-bbr Estates,,]^t4. Manila

Tuason ... Tuasop, Hijos De J. S- ’ Osaka

Tubedodg | .,. Kypknto Gomu Gosbi ICaisba .Shanghai

Tnckivergi ... Kentucky & Yirginia Leaf Op. ■ Shanghai .

Tucktai ... Tuck Tai ! Cebu ,

Tug ... Cpbu Stevedoring .Co,, Inc.' i.,’ Tokyo

Tukitama ... Mivasaki & C.o., Ltd- Hongkong

Tulip ... M. P. Talati . .. Hanykong u :

Tunic ... Tung Yick Steamship Co.,.Ltd. ... N.ewchwang

Tung (C<339) ... Bank of Communicatioms ... l Tientsin

Tungfungir/ ... Tung.-Fung. Engiimeering Works :

Tungseng King George.Hospital ... Uu ' Amoy ./.l

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Cable 'A'd: Firih Name Place '

Tung-shang ’ .. , Commercial Bank of China Shanghai o ^

Tungshiug ' .. . Tung Shing & Co., Ltd. ... Tientsin ’ • t’i

Tungshun . Tung Shun Co. ... Chefoo

Tungtai • . Tung Tai Trading Go. Shanghai

Tungvva .. . Oriental Transportation and Trading Co. Hongkong, S’hai

Tungwen . Tung Wen Institute Amoy

Tungwo . Tung Woo Dispensary Kiu., Soochow

Turner . General Electric Co. of China, Ltd. Dairen

Turner . Turner & Co. ... Foochow

Twfentyfour ,' - Asiatic Trading Co. ... ■ Hongkong

Twigg . P. O. Brien Twigg, Ltd. Shanghai

Twyford . Central Insurance Co., Ltd. Tientsin

Twyford North China Adveritsing Go.' Tientsin

Twyford Twyford & Co., J. " ... Tientsin

Twyford . Twyford Engineering Co. ... Tientsin

Tychaucd . Ty Chauco & Co. Manila

Tyeb ! . Tyeb & Co. ... - A.; « Hongkong

Tyes . Tye & Bros., N. A. Hongkong

. Li & Co. ■ ... Hankow

. Wah Chang Trading Corporation ... Hankow

Typhoon ' H. Connell & Co., Ltd. Hongkong, Shanghai

Tywan . The Comfort Co. Tientsin

Tyyen . Central Cold Storage Co. ... Shanghai

Yue Kee & Co., Ltd. Shanghai i

fe :: United China: Syndicate Ltd. Shanghai

TJcindo i-j L’Union Oommerciale Indo-Chinoise et

Africaine Haiphong, Saigon

Tllfhansan . Ulf Hansen & Co. Kai., Tsingtao

TJllmann . Ullmann & Co., J. All Ports

TTllmunn Ullmann, Rene ... ... Singapore

Ultoco . Universal Leaf Tobacco Go. of China, Inc. Shanghai

Ultramar . Ultramar Import Co. Shangiiai

IJmecos i . United Manufacturers Electric Co. ... Shanghai

Umezuki ,. S. U. & Co. . Moji, Kobe

TJmrigar . Umrigar Bros. .. Shanghai

Unacal . Union Oil Co. of California Singapore ...

TJnartisco . United Artists Corporation Singapore

TJnasso . Union Assurance Co. Singapore

Undaunted . John H. Clarke Cnefoo

Underiters . Agricultural Insurance Co. ... Manila

Underiters Aermican Asiatic Underwriters, Fed. Iric. All Ports

Uncleriters .. American Iiitertaatibinal Underwriters Manila

Underiters .. Asia Life Insurance Co. ... Batavia

Underiters National Union Fire Insurance Co. All Ports

Underiters . Hanover Fire Insurance Co. AH Ports

Undertaker . T. MacDonald & Co. Shanghai

Underwear r. . China A.B.C. Underwear, Weaving &

Dyeing Mill, Ltd. Shanghai

Underwrite' . China Underwriters, Ltd. H’kong, S’apore

Unfilman ; . Universal Picture Corpn. Ltd. All Ports

Unfilproco .. . Unique Film Production Co., Ltd. Singapore

Uniautosupf . Universal Auto. Supply Co.... Shanghai

Unico ' .. United Motors Ltd. Mukden

Unicomco .J Union Conimercial Co. Manila

Unicrorph . Union Marine tfeiGoueral Insce. Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Unileatlier . Leather Products Manufacturing Co. ... Shanghai

Unimporsyd . United Import Syndicate, Ltd. ... ... Shanghai

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Cable Ad; Firm Name Place

Union ... China Fire InsuranceL!q , Ltd. Singapore

Union }North China Insurance Co., Ltd. Han. Ko. Pep. Yo.

Union ... Union Fire Insurance Co., Ltd. Singapore

Union ... Union Insurance Society,’di Canton, Ltd. All Ports.

Union ... Yangtsze Insurance Association, Ltd. ... Y’hama, S'apore '

Union Far East Insurance Co., Ltd. Singapore ‘ '' \

Union ... British Traders Ins.,Coi, LttA. ... /Harbin, Hankow/

t S’pore, Hkong, S'liai.

Union ... Union Trading Co. I Amoy

Unionbank ... Chung Too Union Bank ... 'Tientsin

Unionbeer , .. . Nippon Beer Kosen Co., Ltd;, Tokyo

Unionbeer ... Union Brewery Co., Ltd. ... ... Shanghai

Unioncomco ... . Union Commercial Co. ... .piping

Unionkoyei ... Ivoyei Kabushiki Kaisha < )saka

Unionpromo ... Union Trade Promoting Qo- . Hongkong

Unionships . ... Union Steamships Ageucy ... Shanghai

Unionsteel ... Uoitsu Seiko K. K. .. Tokyo, Osaka

Uniomtiade ... Union Trading Co. ... Hankow

Unipede ... G. C; Shepherd Shanghai

Unipress ... United Press Association' ... ’ Manila, Shanghai

Uniproco ... Universal Producing Co. .... Chefoo

Unique Campbell & Co. Singapore

Unitage ... United Agencies Shanghai

Unitarian Universal Trading Co. ... ' ^ Hongkong

Unitedeast ... Eastern United Assurance Corporation,Ltcl. Singapore

Unitedpainters ... United Painters Singapore

Uniteers United Engineers, Ltd. ... ... All Ports ' '

Unitexpor ..' ’United Exporters, Ltd. ••• ••• Singapore ’tiny

Unitraco Union Traidirig Co. ' ■ ' i.. Tokyo r

Unitrasia ... Asiatic Universal Trading 'Coi’ 'Singapore

..mo;:, .;■> / . .V Shanghai

1 ;

Unity A. W. Harvey & Co

Unity ■ ... Harvey, Clarke & Co. uU 'J, • Peiping

Unitteasia ... Asiatic Universal Trading voii i.Shanghai

Singapore ■,'/

Univesrg ..... Universal Egg Supply Co,,. Ltd. . • ,7

Universal ... Miners & Builders Stores .. , Selangor

Universal ... Universal Cars, Ltd. ... Singapore

Uniwash ... Baker Perkins Ltd. ... . Singapore

... : .Singapore

Unixport ... United Export, Ltd. Canton, Shanghai

Unkel ... H. T. Unkel

1

Unoco ... Bennett,Lnc. P. M. ... ... ‘Manila

Unoco ' ' ... Union Oil Co, of California Robe, Shanghai

Umplueo ... .United Plumbing Co., Itic. ' Manila

Unravel ... Maurice Liiks, Per&ival & Isitt Tokyo

1 Untraco ... Union Trading Co. ... Shanghai

Untradeco ... Universal Trading Co.' Shanghai

Untraico Harry Lemente & Co. .... ' Harbin

Unyu ... Shanghai Transportation Co., Ltd. Shanghai ,

Uplitho ... Universal Press & Lithographic Inc. ... M anila

Upstairs ... Little,, Adams & Wood Hongkong

\ Uraic ... : Union Realty & Investment Co., Inc. Shanghai 7

* Uragadokki ... Uraga Dockyard Co., Ltd. ... Y okohama

Usamidragou Usami & Co., Ltd. Osaka ,

Usbrewco ... Brewer & Co., Ltd. - v*. Shanghai

Uscar ... Hongkong Used Cars .. ... Hongkong

r Uscqprt ... United States Court for China Shanghai

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Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Usmc American Forces—Fourth Marines,'

M.C.E.F., Headquarters ... ... Shanghai &

Utprosim British Flower Shop Shanghai |

Uychaco Mariano Uy Cha?© Sdns.ife Co.,‘IhcJ, " ... Manila,

Uyekigumi Yokohama Nursery Co„ Ltd. Yokohama

Yaoakis , Vacaki® Bros. Dairen

Vajdaco Continental Chemical ^ Drug Supplies,

Ltd. (G. Vajda & Co.) ... ’ ‘ Shanghai uTJ 4

Vakil B. R.B. Vakil'... Kobe

Vandee Nanking Hotel ... v Nanking •: ' i

Vaness A. Van Ess & Co. ... ... Newchwang”

Yauderklaauw ... Netherlands Insurance Office Harbi n

Yanguardia “ La Vanguardia ” Manila

Vanner 'General Electric Co., Ltd. ... Singapore

Vannie Van Nie & Co. ... ... ... E. C. Sumatra

Vannini A. Vannini Hongkong

Vanwijk Hotel Van Wijk Co., Ltd. ... Singapore

Yaralda Yaralda & Co. ... Peiping I

Varekamp Varekamp & Go. ... Medan

Yarious Wing King Hong Hongkong

Yassos :.. Vassos & Co., ... Shanghai

Vasuka Vasuka & Co. Kobe

Yasunia J. P. Vasunia A Co. Hongkong, Cahtort

Ysawani Bombay Silk Store Manila

Vaticanus H. Skott & Co. Hongkong

Veepilot Seldom Packing Agency (Japan), Ltd. ... Kobe

Velocity Takata & Ccv., Ltd. Osaka, Tokyq ,

Velodrome N. V. Velodrome Semarang :

Vences Riberio, Son & Go. Hongkong

Vendor ... Doney & Co. Tientsin

Yendrell Vendrell, Mnstaros & Co. Kobe

Venesco General Veneer Factory ... Tientsin.

Venturi F. Venturi Shanghai

Venu International Traders Kobe

Verhomal Verhomal Shewaram & Co. Yokohama

Yeritas ... British Corporation Register pf Shipping

Veritas , Bureau Veritas International Register

for the Classification of Shipping Hongkong, Shanghai

Veritas Parker, Rielley & Co. Shanghai

Veritas Reilly, Simmons & Milne ... Shanghai ,

Yeritas Det Norske Veritas .Shanghai > ...

Yeritas Registro Italian© Navale ed Aeronautico Hongkong

Yeritas Teikoku Kaiji Kyokai Hongkong

Veri-orient Societe des Verrieries d’Extreme Orient .... Haiphong (Tonkin)

Vertico ' ... Vernut Timber Trading.Co. Hakodate

Vespers Hongkong Trust Corporation, Ltd: Hongkong

Vestinlaud China Land and Investment Co. Shanghai

Vetch Pekinote! The French Bookstore Peiping

Vetch Pekinotel Henri Vetch ' Peiping

Veth ;!v Veth’s HandelsUiaatSchappij Macassar. Padang

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Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Tibroco ... Vibro Piling Cp. ... .*;/'< Hongkong 7/

Viccajee ... Yiboatjpe &Co..v Ltd. Hankow, Shanghai

Vicmico , .. Victoria Milling Co. ... ! Manila , ■;

Victal ... A. Victal Canton hr; . \

Victor ... Victor Talking Machine Co. of Japan,.Ltd. Yokohama i /

Victoria ... “Amsterdam"’N. V. Handelsyereeniging Canton MedanSourabaya,

Victoria ... Victoria Hotel

Victrola ... R. C. A-Victor Company of China ... Shanghai

Vidalio ... Standard Import Go., Inc. Manila

Vidry ... Docks de la Chamfere dp Commerce ... Haiphong

Viegelmann ... > Viegelmaim, Schroder & Co. Ino. ... Manila

Vigilant ... White, Page & Co. Manila

Vigor ... ,: Standard Trading Co. Tokyo

Vigorous ... H. P. Surry Shanghai

Vilanune ... Murata & Umetani S ho ten « Kobe

Vilitea , ... ' Tilly, A. E. Singapore

Viloudaki ... Viloudaki & Co. Shanghai

Vinca .. Dr. Gh O’Neill ... ... Tientsin

] Vincentini ... P. R. de Carvalho Shanghai

Vincible ... Vincent & Co. Hongkong . -

* Vinokosroff ... Vinokosroff & Sons, AJ. ... Tientsin

Viroomal ... Viroomall & Co. Kobe ,y.'

Virtico ... Virtico Timber Trading ;Go- Hakodate . > ,7

j Virtrax ... Sales Corpn. of Bohemian Sl^iet Glass ... Shanghai

Vision .r.. G. W. Colton ..., -iYv Yokohama

Visiting, ••• Mansergh & Taylor ,.. Negri Sembilan

... Sourabaya,

Visurgis ... Erdman & Sielcken ... ... ; Hongkong, Bat^yift'

Shanghai

Vitalexin ... Vit-Alexin (China), Lt4. ...

’ Vitama ... Vitama Co. Tsinan

Vitamilk ... Vitamin Milk Co. Shanghai

! Vneshtorg ... U. S. S. R. Trade Representation All Ports [musW

Vogel Dr. Werner Recbtsanwalt Vogel Shanghai N

Vohumano ... R. K. Modi ... 7.. Hongkong ,

Volkart ... Volkart Bros. Singapore,Qsak^,^.

; Vordoni , ... S. J. Vordoui & CO’ ( Tientsin , r/f ,

* Vories ... W. M. Vories & GP- -v Osaka, Tokyo

Vostasi ... East Asiatic Vostasi Co. ... Harbin

* Vrard ;T.,. . Vrard & Co. Tientsin

, Vueshtorj ... U.S.S.R. Trade Representation Osaka y , ,

Japan ...

t' Vulca , Eastern Engineering Works, Ltdr, .., Tientsin, Shanghai

j ’ Vulcanite Federal Rubber Stamp Co. ... tJ -• Malaya . ? tiJW

Wadhco . ... Wadhoomall & Cp. ... . <•.. Kobe

* Wading Bir4 ;: China Mercantile Cor , >.>. Hongkong

j i ’Waelchli , ... Liebermann, Waelcbli & Co. . .... Kobe, Osaka, Tokyo

Wagman ..: .0. Wagman Tientsin

Waidefag ... Deutsche Farden H. ,G. Waibel Co.. Tientsin All Ports 7

. Wagman. , ...( Wagman, O.

Wagonlits ... Grand Hotel Des Wagons Lits. Ltd. ...* . Peping, Hongkong

Wahchang Wah Chang Mining (Sc. Smelting. Cp.-- Shanghai ,■

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Cable Ad : Firm Name Place

Wahson ... Wahson & Co. ' »i(U Shanghai

Wahtack . .. Asiatic Petroleum Co. (South China), Ltd. Canton < 1

Wantack ... Wah Tack Handels Compagnie Hongkong, Canton

Wahtack ... Kruse & Co. Hongkong

Wahtszpo ... Wah Tsz Yat Po Hongkong !

Waies ... Yoshikawa Shoten ... Yokohama

Waitzun ... Waitzun Silk Co. Shanghai

Walbank ... Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Cofpn. New York

Walgost, Foldi . Ostrovsky, Walter G. Tientsin - ’

Walin-der ... Inhelder, Walch Co., Ltd. ... Manila

Walintco ... Walworth International Co. Shanghai

Walix ... Luneta Motor Company Manila

Walker ... Walker & Co., R.K. ... Kobe, Nagasaki

Walkerco ... Walker Goshi Kaisha Tokyo

Walkover Alexander Sho'e Co. Shanghai !

Walkover ... Walk-Over Shoe Store Manila 1

Wallace ... Peter Wallace Seoul

Wallem ... Wallem & Co; ... ... Shanghai, Hongkong

Wallflower ... Woo Brothers Hongkong

Walpapco .. Waiford Wallpaper Co. Shanghai

Walteco ... A. Waite & Co. Succ; ... ... Tientsin

Walterdunp ... Walter, Dinin' .$ Co.. Shanghai

Waltham ... Waltham Watch Co. Tokyo

Walther ... J; V. Walther Kobe y

Waltherie ... Watkins & Co. ... Singapore

Wameieleeo ... Wah Mei Electric Co. Shanghai, Hongkong

Wamow ... Wan Mow & Oo. Hankow

Wanarhakcr ... John Wanamaket- Kobe, Shanghai

Wanfung ... Nigger maun & Co. Chefoo 11. ; 1 !

Wangbrot ... Wang Bros. & Co. Ho n g kon g ^iai)a

Wangkee ... Wang Kee'A Co. ... Hongkong ‘

Wangtea ... Wang Yue Tai Tea Cb.

Wankoo ... Baxter & Co. ... ... Hongkong n‘°,

Wardsman ... Thos. W. Ward, Ltd. Shanghai

Wardley ... Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corp. Hongkong 1

Warenmanly' ... Manley Manufacturing Co. ... Shanghai

Warfield ... Whiteway, LaidlaW & Cd., Ltd. All Ports

Warnaeiga ... Warner Bros. ; Osaka

Warner ... Warner, Barnes & Co., Ltd. Manila, Iloilo, Cebu

Warren ... C. E. Warren & Co., Ltd. ... Hongkong

Warrior ... M. G. Warrior Johore

Warrior ... Regent Poultry Farm Johore

Washmo ... Washington Trading Co. ... :.. Tokyo

Wassard ... East Asiatic Go., Ltd. ... ... Harbin; Dairen

Wassiamull ... Assumull & Co. f Kobe, S’hai., S’pore.

^ Penang ■

Watangco ... Tang'Co., Ltd., W. A. ... Changsha, Hahkov^

Watanmal ... Watanmal Boolchand S’pore.,S’hai., Canton

Watertight ... Hankow Waterworks & Electric Light Co. Hankow

Waterlily ... Shanghai Waterworks Fittings Co., Ltd. Shanghai

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(Jable Ad ; Firm Name Place .

W aterlily Shanghai .Rugby Union I’ontball Club ... Shanghai ,

Watertight Osaka k, Marine & Fire Ins. ipo. ... Osaka

Waterwheel Watts & Co. ... ^ -j . Singapore ■ ;i

Waterworks Atnoy Waterworks Co. ... Amoy

Watson Watson & Co., K.F.C. ... Tientsin eaiqteeV

Watsona E. C. Watson Perak.. oomnlxoVi

Wartime x I. H. Watt & Co. ... Hongkong Mori c.Vv

Watts Watts & Co. ..; . Tientsin o!

Waveny Toeg & Read » . ... [ ... Shanghai ooiowmlW

Wavito Wattie & Co,, Ltd. ... Shanghai,Sourabaya '

Wayfoong H. K. & Shanghai Banking Carp, ^Shanghai

Wayford Hongkong & Shanghai Banking .Corpn. Dairen.

Weain*dsco Western Equipment and Supply Co. Manila

Weare j Watts & Co., Ltd. - U'i n'l > ... Singapore

Wearne Motor Traders Finance‘Oo-v Ltd.! .... Singapore v-

Wearne Wearne Bros., Ltd. Malaya p/mdalidW

Webro Brockmann & Go. ;... . ... Tsingtao

Wecophones Western Electric . Co* of Asia. . Singapore

Weebros Wee Bros. .,> . j, . Singapore , ..

Weechaplang Wee .E[ap Lang ... . . Selangor . . .»

W eeks Weeks & Co., Ltd. Shanghai, Hankow ,

Weerekoon Central Pharmacy . >•. " . . . Singapore , ;

Weesengmoh Wee Seng Moh Singapore

Weesiang Wee Siang Bros. ... Semarang ooInaodW

Web aid . Welch, Fairchild, Ltd. ... , Manila

Wehry Wehry & Co. ... 1 Sourabaya, Batavia,

• ( Osaka

Weijiang Wearing Export Trading ()p- ./ % • .. , Osaka, Shanghai ,

Tokyo, Kobe

Weinberger Weinberger & Co. C. . ,.jj,

Weinstein Weinstein, L. iS. Tientsin

Weir H. L. Weir & Co., Ltd. . Johore

Weising Weihaiwei Handiwork Co. Wei Hai Wei. • . • <,

Weitzel J. Weitzel Kobe, Osaka

Welgol Welansky & Goldberg ... Osaka

Wemcoexpo Westinghouse Electric Co. of Japp.p All Ports

Wemco Westinghouse Electric Co.. ; Nagoya

Wende Walter, David Lane & Co, ;, Chefoo, Tsingtap

| Wenkee . Wen Kee Steamship Oo. ... Shanghai

Wentagie Wentworth Andrews & Grqse . Shanghai

! Wersmithco . Smith Co., Werner G. ; Hankow

Werwhite R. J. Whitehead . Shanghai

T. Wessyngton . Malayan American Plantation^ . Johore

| Wes tall Little & Co., Ltd. . Shanghai

l Westcott ]^ei Yah Trading Oo. Shanghai ,

Western Union . American Trade Commissioner. Singapore

"f, Wesiterneo Western Co. ... ... i" Chefoo '.,'7'

' Westhouse Thompson Electrical Co. . .. . Manila

. /Westimpson Stimpson Electric Supply Co. , , Peiping

' Westinghouse .. Westinghouse Air Brake Co, Tokyo ■.! Vf

1 Westlake v;ov Villa West Lake (Hotel) ... , .. Tientsin • : ;;

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Cable Ad : Firm Name Place

Westlife .. West Coast Life Insurance Co. Shanghai, Tientsin

Westlite .. W. Bornhorst ... ... Tientsin

Westlife W. R. Rice & Co. Shanghai

Westmark ,. West and Whitaker Manila

Westpine ,. 'Nishimatsu & Co. .. Osaka

Wexlumco ,. Western Export Lumber Co. Kobe

Weysifield .. Weyafield, N. E.. ... . ... Hankow

Whacheag . Eastern United Assurance Corpu., Ltd... Perak.

Whaweico Wha Wei Trading Co., Ltd. Shanghai

W aictefag . Deutsche Farben - Handelsgesellschaft

(Waibel &.Co.) All Ports

Wharves . The Penang Harbour Board Penang

Whatt X Whatt- A Co. uyqi .... Kedah

Wheelock . Shanghai Tug and. Lighter Go., Ltd. ... Shanghai

Wheelock . Wheelock & ;Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Whilsberg .. W. Hilsberg Shanghai

Whiphall . Whipple S. Hall & Co., Inc. Manila

Whirlblast . Irwin, Harrisoiis, Whitney, Into. Shanghai

Whitamore . Whitamore & Co. Tientsin

Whitdonald ,. Herbert, Whitworth, Ltd. ... Shanghai

Whiteaway . Whiteaway, Laidlaw & Co.,. Ltd. Malacca

Whitebach . W. R. Loxley & Co. ... ..j Shanghai

Whittall .. Whittall & Co. Selangor

Whongfoo .. Gt. China Deep Well Boring Co., Ltd.... Shanghai

Whymark Whymark & Co.-, G. Kobe

Whyteleafe White & Co. Shanghai

Wicking Harry Wicking & Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Wiersum Wiersuin & Co., Ltd. Yokohama

Wigg Brandt & Hampson Shanghai

Wildingco Wilding & Co. ... Batavia

Wilfogco Fog & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Wilgrist Wilkinson & Grist Hongkong

Wilkarsa W. J. Karsa & Co. Shanghai

Willgold Golding & Co. ... ... Shanghai

Willhu William Hu Shanghai

Williamsco Williams Brush Co. Kobe

Williamson Williamson & Cd. ... Hongkong

Willy kirk W. J. Kirk Shanghai

Wilma H. & Y. Trading Co. Hongkong

Wilobon Bolton Bristle Co. Shanghai

Wilopatern Willow Pattern Press Shanghai

Wilproco Wilkinson Process Rubber Co. Selangor

Wilson Wilson & Co. ... Tientsin

Winckler Winckler & Co: Kobe, Y’hama, Nagoya

Windrose Windsor, Speidel & Co. Sh. Tsi. Kai. Tai.

Winetrade Manila Wine Merchants, Ltd. Manila

Wingloong Wing Loong Singapore

Wingcoffee Wing Coffee Co. Hongkong

Wingfathong Yuen Fat Lee Co. Hoihow

Wingfathong Wing Fat Hong Hoihow

 CABBik ADORESSES FlOSLl

Cable Ad-. Firm Name ■ Place

Wingkee Wing Kee & Co. • Hbngkong

Winglycom Wingly A Co. ••• . d Hbngkong

Wingon Wing On Life Assimii.ee Co., Lid. 1 Hongkong, Shanghai •

Wingon Wing On Co. Ltd, HLiigkong, Shanghai.

Wingoa Wing-On Fire Marine ludirkiietCCo. ... Hdugkong

WiugtaivQi Wing Tai Vo Tobacco Cotp Hkng. Wen. i *

'Winner A. Kwai & Co. ... 'O'oil Hongkong

Wintering ... H/B. Winter .... Singapore <

Wippa Pottinger & Co., Ltd. ... Tientsin

Wisa Ned. Ind. Afdeeling Batavia, Sourabaya

Wisner ’ ... Wisner & Co. Slbanghai

Wistaria ' Naigai Kogyo Kaisha, I ,td. Tdkyo

Witchery Wing Fat Printing Co., Ltd: Hongkong

Witkowski J. Witkowski cfe-Co. Y’hama,Kobe, Nagoya,

Wituncas Ltina, Casson & Go., Ltd. ... uShanghai \

Woass Wing On Fire & Marine Ins. Go. ... Hbngkong

Wokingsiik - : ... Wo I ling Silk Corp. Canton

Wokusam Masukow Co., l.td. Shanghai

; Wolco T. J. Wolff & Co. Manila

I Woli'son J. N. & J. A. Wolfson Manila

; Wolskel Wolskel & Co. Singapore ’

Welter Carl Wolter & Co. ... Chemulpo

Wolun China Woollen Co. ’ ... ... 1 Shanghai

Womedicoll Margaret Williamson Hospital Shanghai

Wongkee Wong Kee & Co. Sfelangor ’

Wood vrorkco China Woodworking & Dry Kiln Co., Ltd. Slianghai

Woofontrad Woo Fong Trading Co. Shanghai

Woollen Mnckie & Co., A. "Tientsin ;i

( Woollen Woollen Vosy & Co., Ltd'. ... ‘ Tientsin

Wooloco European American Grocery Manila

; Wooltai Saey Tai General Import Cd. Shanghai

Worldrug Tbe World Drug Co. .1. Hongkong

Worthy Wassiamull Assomul & Co. .Hbngkong

Wortre World Theatre Hongkong

Wreford Wreford & Thornton Penang

Wulfruna C. Wi Eampson Advertising & Publicity Shanghai

Wulfsohn Wulfsohn & Co. Tientsin

Wuchang Wuchang Co. ... ... .... Singapore

Wudjsoc Womans Union Missionary •Soe. ■ Shanghai

W uriu Wuriu Shokwai Co. .ii Shimonoseki

' W utaca ° Wutca & Co. Tientsin

Wygerde Procure des Missions :Belges Shanghai

Wynne japan Exporting Co. Kobe

Yachen Yah Chen & Co. ... .d Shanghai

Yachungwa Great China Ctr.- ... ...; Shanghai

ir Yadzu Andrews & George Co., Inc*. Tokyo, Osaka, D’ren.

Yali Yale in China Changsha

Yalimp Yali Imp. & Exp. Co., Ltd. ... Mukden

Yelnato (0342) Stanley Co. ... ... ...> Tientsin

Yamagami Yamagami Trading Co. ... • ... ■Kobe

FilO CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad,: Firm Name Flace

Yamahatsa Y'amahatsu Sbokai ... ... Osaka

Yamakatsu , , Yamaguohi Katsuzo ... Tokyo , , ,' :

Yatnakiu .8.1 Kato &jQot , ... . .... Hongkong

Yamamasa Yamada Co. Tokyo

Yamamoto Ydmamoto Art Photo Studio Tientsin .

Yamashita .. Ykmashita Risen Kogyo Kaisl a H’kong, Taip h, Sh.

Yamato .J Yamato Hotel j Mukden, Chungking

Yaaiatosilk ... Yamato Shokai, Ltd. Yokohama

Yaufactor j . . Lam Wing Yan & Co. Hongkong

Yangbrosbk' Y6ung Bros. Banking Corp. ., . S/hai; H’kow; Chung.

Yangco n. ... I. C. Yang & Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai

Yangriver iYj^ngtsze River Comm. .v Shanghai

Yangtse • r ... The Yangtse Hotel ... ... Nanking

Yangtsze Yangtsz.e Insurance Association, Ltd. ... Shanghai

Yaaotojoko Y-ano & Joko ... , Yokohama , . ,

Yaptico • .. E. M. Yaptico. A Co., Ltd. ... ,Gebu

Yardarm H. Denis Hazeil Hongkong ,

Yardarm j,- .. Swmssen & Krohn ... ... Foochow

Yarg .> ..Carmichael, Lennox & Gray Shanghai

Yarg Jphn Gray . / (, .. . •Shanghai

Yarnsco ,.£0,, Woolley, Read & Co. Hongkong

Yasmarleon Ramsay & Co. Shanghai

Yebaua La Yebana Co., Inc. Manila

Yebara Yebara & Co.. . Shanghai

Yeekeehong Y.ee Ree Hong Sliipchandlers & Co., Ltd. Efongkong .'

Yeesangfat Yee t^ang Fa,t Qo. jp ••• Hongkong

Yeesoh , ijpited Motor Works, Ltd. Singapore

Yekguan .u!... Tan Senguan Co. .« . . ... Manila

Yekhokhua !;... Yek Hok Hua & Co. Amoy

Yekhua ,. Yek Hua Trading Corporal iwn, Manila

Yektonglin : ...,f . Yek Tong Lim Eire & Marine Insr. ,0o. Manila

Yellowcab t Yellow Taxicab Co. . , Shanghai

Yelnah . ... Hanley & Co. Hongkong

Yemaco .. % C. Ma & Co. ' ‘ .... Tsinan

Yenno ,. ' Cjhina Merchants Pongee Asso., Fed. Inc. Chefoo

Yenom ; ( .. Roch, J. ... ... . .... Shanghai

Yenta Yenching Uniyersity ••• , , Peiping

Yerke Idongolian-China Trading Co. t ... ^jenitsin

Yermer . .. T^io-Ching Line R^ilvyay Peiping

Yeunanyung .. ; Yue Nan Yung , Tsingtao

Yeung u .. Rwong Sang & Co. Hongkong

Yhtcorp ... Yung Hsing Trading Covp. , Tientsin

Ymnkong Yienkong

r & Co... ... ... Shanghai \

Yikkbuan Y ik Khuan Press Co. ...., : Shanghai, Selangor

Yin (6892) . .. Bank of China Newchwang

Yin,geb$e. , ... Eugh Bros. & Co. • ... Shanghai

Yingfa The British and,Asiatic Co." Shanghai

Ip . Ip Pun . lxn.I ... Hongkong

Yip J. Gibbs* Co. Hongkpiig

Yipichon Y. Pichon & Co. _;..i , ; Singapore

 GABLE ADDRESSES Fill

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Yishingco Societe Franeaisede Navigation deTongkou Tientsin

Yomenco . Young Men’s Trading Corp., ... Shanghai

Yokob R. Yokoyama & Co., Ltd. Kobe ■ '

Yorkhire London & Provincial insurance! CO., Ltd; Shanghai j .!

Yorkshire Yorkshire Insurance Co., Ltd. Tokyo, Shanghai

Yorshipli York Shipley, Inc. Shanghai

Yoshida Yoshida

Yoshida Yoshida Tokeiten Tokyo i

Yoshikya .. Yoshikaua Kyusich Osaka

Yoshizawa Yoshizawa (T.) Tsn. Tsingtao ; ’

Youtyle .. Young & Tyle ... Hongkong

Younbros . Young Bros. & Co.- Hongkong

Younker . . Chartered Bank of India, Aus. & China ... * Yokohama

Yousufsa • M. Y. S. Marican ... ... Bangkok

Yuanhsing Yuan Hsing & Co. ... Shanghai 1

Yuasa Yuasa Trading Co. :.. Kobe 's

Yuchengco ' Yu Cheng Co. Shanghai

Yuclub Yokohama United Club Yokohama iosio

Yucuanseh il Yucuanseh Drug Co., Inc. ... Manila ,y

Yudac .. Yuen. Dah & Co. Shanghai .

Yuehway ,j CaptomHankow Railway Adxninis-

tratioui Canton .,

Yuenanyupg; Yue Nan Yung ... Tientsin ; .

Yuengtung : Oriental Co. , ••• ••• Manila

Yufang ... Yu Fang Iron Mining Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Yufeng ..; Shantung Silk and Lace po.; Tientsin, Chefoo

Yuji Dairen Oil and Fqt Co., Ltd. Dairen

Yukon ,ir 1 Yukon Gold Co. ... Selangor

Yulan uj;.. * Domestic Engineers ... ,*• Hongkong

Yulan .. H. C. Best and Co. Swatow

Yuletraco: ..; Yu Lee Trading Co. Shanghai o

Yunai ,i . Kamanishi Exporting Co. Kobe

Yuuchi .. Yun Chi & Up, ... ... Singapore

Yung Yuug Pao. .... ... ... Tientsin

Yungfalecco .. Yung Fa Fur Dyeing & Leather Co. Tientsin

Yungfong ..: China Mercantile Co. ... i ..... Shanghai

Yunglee .. Pacific Alkali Co. .. ... Tongku

Ymigming .. Yung Ming Transport Co. ... Tientsin t

Yungwoocb .. Yung Woo-Trading CO; ... ... Shanghai

Yunia .. Dr. C. L. Yun Tientsin

Yunkopaint ... Yun Koo Paint and Yarhish Mfg. Co. Shanghai

Yuraimexer ... K. Yura & Co. r.. v- Osaka

Yusen .. Nippon Y’usep Kaisha All Ports.

Yusen ... Kinkai' Yusen Kaisha Tientsin

Yutong ... Yu ,Cheon^i Co, . Yokohama

Yutsin Yutsiii TanneryCoM , Tientsin ‘ ;

Y.W.C.A, ...,, Young Women’s Christian Association.. Peiping, Tientsink

Zaistoin ... Zais, Steinman & Co, »,i ... Shanghai

Zaluc J. Zambales Lumber Co. Mamila

Zamini ... Legation of Czechoslovakia Sh., Tokyo, Osaka

Zaria Shanghai Zaria ... ... Shanghai

*'112 CABLE ADBRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Zealous Chartered Bank,of India, Aus. <&, China,.. Zamboanga

Zealous Yeung Yau & Cp. ... - ... Hongkong

.Zedwest Westphal & Co.... . iShanghai

Zei tung 1 Deu bscli-Chinesiscbe Nachrichten,

(’ (German Chinese News) ... Tientsin

Zeissag 'Carl Zeiss ... ... Tokyo

Zelin Hess and Zeitlin, Inc. .... . oi/uUd Manila

ZellerbacE i' Zellerbach Paper Co. .... Shanghai

Zenobia L. Y. Swee CoM Ltd. l Selangor

Zepol M.. Lopez and National Trading Co. ... Manila* .

Ziangkee; F. Ziang Kee Co., Ltd. .... :i ,.... Shanghai

Ziauddin H. Z. H. Karamelahi ^ Co, . Shanghai . (

Zigzag Armstrong Whitworth & Co. Tokyo : ,

Zimme W. I. Zimmerman ... ... Shanghai, Tieuhjhv

Zimmerman H. J. Zimmerman ... ... Shanghai

Zircons Colombo Jewellery Stores Hongkong

Zizel C..P. Young &.Co., ... .... Hongkong

Zizel C. P. Young & Go. ... .... Tientsin

Zoraba Karanjia & Co.,Ltd. ... ... Canton

Zuifoong Nikka Sanshi Kabushiki Kaishd, Ltd. Shanghai

Zanglee W. Z. Zee k Sons ... • • Shanghai

Zurofiladi J Agent of the Govt, of India in Malaya Selangor

Zun’i Zung Lee Go. ... ••• ••• Shanghai

0006 Continental Bank ... ... Peiping

0030 , ' Tan Hwa Match Cp., Ltd. ... Tientsin

0063' Anglo-Asiatic Telegraph Cb. ... Tientsin

0088 China Engraving & Printing Co. ... Hongkong

0091 Eickholf & Co. ... ... ... Shanghai

1000 Novella Hotel, Ltd. ... o.. Tsingtao

0114 Du Pont de Nemour fc Cb. - ... Hankow

0188 Yu Shing & Co. ... ... Shanghai

0252 Ching Chong Hung A iCo, •• Chefoo

0328 Sinhua Commercial & Savings 'Barik. Peiping

0042 Stanley Co.- ... ... ... Tientsin

0422 Standard Machine & Nat'ibrtal Deep-

Well Boring Co.- ... G Hankow

0505 Agricultural & Industrial1 Babk Tientsin

0589 Nam Hing Hoog Hongkong

0666 Continental Bank .... 1 Tientsin

1000 Novella Hotel, Ltd ,.y Manila . ;

1169 Eastman Kodak Cp. ... Shanghai

1355 E. Kin & Co Tsingtao.

1426 Shun Chong Sewing Machine <^p. ••• Shanghai

1645 Asia Fire & Marine ^nderwjriters ... Shanghai

1670 Chang Sang k Co." ■ ••• . . , Shanghai

1717 Nanyang Brothers Tobacco Co., Ltd. Hankow

1837 /' I. Li Coal Mining Co: ... Peiping

2088' ' ‘ ' 6 Shanghai Dispensary, Ltd. Shanghai

2224 " 1 The Pacific Alkali5 Go., Ltd. Hongkong-

2306 Bank of Kwangsi ••• • Hongkong

2346 Tientsin Tai 'Ping Steamship rCosc .v. Tientsin v

2405 China International Famine Belief ... Peiping, Hankow

 CABLE .ADDLESSES Flrl.3

Cable Ad : Firm Name,, Place

2415 ... Tun Ching Lung Go. f Tientsin

2514 Eastern Times /Shanghai

2639 ... Kwangtung Provincial Bank Canton

2639 ... Tung Nan Hotel j Nanking, Canton

2314 . .(National Commeroial Bank,. Ltd. ... Tientsin

2895 .... Tsingtao Ear Eastern Lubber Co,./ , Tsingtao

3109 ... Batten A.rCo. Hongkong

3211 . :>u.-China Securities Co., Inc,— Tientsin

3256 • -w .Shanghai Mail Service ... rShanghai

3851 ... . Mukden Tobacco & Wine Store Mukden

3449 ... Whangpoo Conservancy Board’ Shanghai

3497 ... Kailan Sales Agency ... ... Shanghai

3500 ... Shun Yu Trading Gorpn. Nanking

3533 • ... Nanyan.g Bros;. Tobacco Go., Ltd. ... l Canton

3561 ' ... Hang Shun

3639 ... Kwantung Provincial Bank ; Ganton

3746 7 Central Express -Coi ... • • Shanghai

3947 ... Chekiang Industrial Bank, Ltd r Shanghai

4103 China SoapjCo. ... Nanking

4191 ... Wah FalLA Go. ... ; Shanghai

4384 : ... Peipiao 'Coal Mining Co., Ltd. Tientsin

4472 L.;’ National Government Salt Admini-

* stration Ghefoo

4646 ... Sintoon Overseas Trading Co., Ltd. ... Tientsin

4722 Chung Shan Knitting-and. SingletEo., Hongkong

Ltd... The ...

4809 ... Chinese Association. Trading Co., Ltd. Tientsin

4938 ... Wing Tai Yo Tobacco Corp, . Tientsin

5089 ' ...‘ 1 Chinese Cotton Goods Exchange, Ltd.. i Shanghai

5140 .... J, * Chihli Shantung Line, Ltd. Tientsin

5200 ... Heng On Stedmship Co., Ltd. Shanghai

5300 ... North China Steamship Co., Ltd. ... Tientsin

5307 ... Hai Chang S.S. Co. Shanghai

5316 ... Tientsin Navigation Co., Ltd. Tientsin

5353 ... Central Bank of China Tientsin

5387 ... Wah Foung & Co. Shanghai

5397 ... Hankow Dyeing Works, Ltd. Hankow

5454 ... Tai Ping Fire & Marine Ins. Co., Ltd. Tientsin

5552 ... Sinhua Commercial & Savings Bank. Tientsin

5526 ... Eurasia Aviation Corp. ... Canton

5636 ... Union Insur. Assoc, of the Nation

Industrial Bank of China Tientsin

5659 ... National Industrial Bank of China .. Tientsin

5881 ... Diaward Steel Furniture Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai

5887 ... Shanghai Commercial Savings Bank. Nanking

5904 ... China Wool Manufacture Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai

6007 ... Peiyang Engineering College Tientsin

6114 ... China Electric Co., Ltd. ... Tientsin

6226 ... Foo Kwok Coal Mining Co., Ltd. ... Canton

6311 ... National Commercial Bank, Ltd. Shanghai

6357 ... Chinese Recreation and Race Club Tientsin

6378 ... Commercial Guarantee Bank of Chihli Tientsin

6427 ... China Educational Assn., Ltd. Shanghai

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Cable Ad: Firm Nanie

6614 Woo Ho Weaving Factory Shanghai

€651 Chinese Optical Po. .. Macao

€690 ‘'China Titties” ... , Shanghai

6639 Bank of Communications ... Dairen

6730 Unique Film Production Co., Ltd. . • ■ Shanghai, H'kong

6769 Modern China Advertising Co. ... Tientsin

6790 China Cotton Trading Coi'pn., Ltd Shanghai

6829 Naval Medical College ... ... Tientsin

6855 Bank of China ... ... Shanghai

6892 Bank of China ... f Newchwang, Han-

( kow, Foochow

7031 Johann H. Cheyne^ Chartered Ac-

countant Shanghai

7077 Kincheng Banking Corporation ... Dairen

7162 (Chinese) .. National Trading Co. v Foochow

7320 Shantung Commercial ;Baok ... Tsingtao

7428 Ling Sang .Printing Ink Co. ... Shanghai

7428 Ling Sang Printing. Ink Co. ...; Shanghai

7771 Yien Yieh Commercial ±>.ank • Canton

7711 South China Trading Co., Ltd. • •• Foocohw

8675 National Commercial Bank, Lfr . Hankow

8725 Qlton Ele.6. Mfg. Factory ... t,.... Shanghai

8822 United Trading Co., Ltd. ... ... Shanghai

8969 China MerchajitsCSiN.-iCo. ... Kiukiang

9244 The Asia■ Co. ... : , ••• ... Hongkong

9372 Bank of. China ... ... ... Hankow

9494 Pui Hai Chemical Works, Ltd. Tientsin

9796 Modern China Advertising Co. ... Tientsin

9888 Ming Sons Construction : Co. 1 ... , Hankow

9889 Calco China Agency ... Shanghai

12331 The World Pencil Co., Ltd. .■J: Canton

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Aall, Cato N. B., manfigihg director, Aall & Co. and cornu for Norway, Tokyo

Aall, N., Charge d’Affaires, Norwegian' Legation, Shanghai

Abbott, A. S., manager, Kelly & Walsh, Ld., Hongkong

Abdeen, H., manager,

Abdoolcader, Hon. Mr.Abdeed &'Co., Singapore

H . H., barrister ' Penang

add solicitor,

Abdulla,

Abeling, E. M. M., proprietor, Abdulla & Co.; E-M.,;Singapore

Abel la, G.,H.assist,

H., manager for China,

mgr., Insular LifeWorthington

Assurance Co., Rump A Machinery.Corpn;,

Manila . Shanghai

Ablitt, B. E., signs per pro., Fraser & Co., Singapore

Aboitiz, A. J., manager, Sino Spanish Trading Go,, Shanghai

Abraham,

Abraham, D., B., director, L. D. Abraliam

partner, Abraham Bros., ctShanghai

Co., Kobe

Abrahafti, merchant, Shanghai

Abraham, E., stockbroker, Tester A Abraham, Hongkong

Abraham,

Abraham, J., E. S.,merehanh

Bill A bullion Broker, Hongkong

B D- Abraham A Co., Kobe.

Abundo, C.?chief acct., Manila DailyA Bulletin,

Abrahftw, R., sign' s ,pe.r pro., Tester Abraham,Manila

Hongkong

Accurti,

Achard, Capt. N. O.. manager, Golden' Star Cp., Tientsin

Adam, B.,M.,administrateur

Societe Nouveiie dir.,desBanque

Rizeries Meridionales,

de Saigon, SaigonSaigoi);

, Adam, W. H., acting manager, James Craig Ld„ Selangor

Adamczewski,

Adams, A. C. S.,Dr.vice-consul

B.. DeutschforEarben Handels,Rtingkok

Great Britain, Wai'bpl A Co'., Shanghai

| Adams, B. R. C., district officer, Jesselton,

Adams, C. G., acting agent. Hon,g^

Banking Corpn., 1 bil'o

Adams,

Adams, G.E. H., secretary,

B., reprek, TheAlgar

AsiaticA Co.,Ed.,,

PetroleumShanghai

Co. (Siam), Ltd., Bangkok

Adams, J. J)., sub-acct, Chartered Bank of India, Australia A China, Manila ,

Adams, J. L., architect, Butterfield & Swire, Hongkong

' Adams,

Adams, J.J. W.,

W. E.,surgeon,

director,Medical

Maynard dept.,A Penang'

Col, Ld., Singapore

Adams,

•Adams, P.

S. S., Minister of the Gospel,, Bethesda ” Gbspcl Hall, Sirigapdr.e'

M., resident, Sibu, Sarawak

:

Adams, Hon. Mr. T. S., BritishElesideht^ Selangor

;■ Adams, Major U. W., Chief Ordnance Mechanical Engr., Military, Hdngkbnjg

, Adams, W. A., consul-general for America, Harbin

Adams, W. C., commandant. Constabulary.,Jesselton, British North Bbrned.

jAdamsou,

Adey, Capt.W.F.A,S.,sub-acct., CharterdHolt’s.

wharf manager, BankWharf,

of India, Australia

Rootling, A China, Iloilo-

Shanghai

Adler, E..S

Adler, O., :,ifPJ»nag^ug director, Watileigji pomrperpial, Ld. Singapore

manager, Dxetnelhi % Co.,.Massey

Ld., Bangkok ,

Adler, W. ^..imports d§pt-, Reiss, A Co., Ld., Hongkong

JAdshead, G. P., medical officer in charge, H. B. M. Naval depot;’, Port Edward, Weihaiwe

Aduani, L. R., manager, Kimatrai & Co., J., Shanghai

Affleck,

Agajan, D.J. V.,

C , manager,

assist, mgr.,American

ProcterTrading

A GambleCo.Trading

of Japan,Cp.,Ld.,Ltd,,Tokyo,

Cebu, .,

Agustin, Gs gssist. dir.,, Bureau of Animal, Industry', Manila .

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Agustiu, J., Agustin ifc Sons, Manila

Ahearne,

Ai, HenryC.K.D.,F.,controller,

secretary, Labour dept., Kuala

Swiss Consulate, Lumpur, Selangor

Shanghai

Aiers, A. BL, dirstrict mgr.. Imperial Chemical Industries, (ChiiipX Bid., Ts’ngtfio

Aiers, R. C,, deputy comrhi^sioner. Municipal Police, Shanghai

Ailion, F., proprietor, Caro Trading Co., Kobe

Ainslie,

Aitchison,E. H.J., A.,

assist., Lane,Rising

assist., Crawford, Ld., Hongkong

Sun Petroleum Co., Ltd., Tokyo

Aitchison, J. T., senior executive engineer, Public Works dept., F.M.S.

Aitkenhead, R. C., mgr., 'Shanghai Ice & Cold Storage Co., Ld., Shanghai

Aiton, R. L.,F.,representative,

Akerman, Stewarts & Lloyds,

vice-pres., Asiatic’Commercial Co., Ld., Shanghai

Manila

Akino, G., partner, Bergmamn & Co., Kobe

Akselbo,

Alabaster, Gudmand, mang. dir., Sabroe

C. G.,, asstafc.Uhipn

attorney-general, Co. ofCourt,

Supreme Japan, Osaka

Alabaster, JVW*' Insurance Society of Hongkong

Canton, Hongkong

Albania, H.mang.-dir.,

Ph., secretary, JavaArtChina Japan Lijn, Batavia

Albcrtsen, K. P., supt., Great Northern Telegtaph Qo.,Shanghai

Albert, S., Quality Embroidery: Co,, Ld., Peping

Aldanese, Y., insular collector^ Bureau of Oustonts, Manila

Aldeguer, T. J., secretary to general manager, ReuteFs, Ld., Shanghai

Aldington, G. W., vice-consul, British Legation, Peiping

Aldridge, D., secretary to U.S. Consul-General, Tientsin

Alejandre, R., Clarke A; Larkin, Manila

Alemann,

Alexander, O. V.,L.,partner,

inspector,J. Alexander

Busch

Police &Headquarters,

Go., TsingtaoHongkong

Alexander, E.C., D., manager, Shoe Co., Shanghai

Alexander, G., chief engineer, China Merchants Steam Nav. Co., Shanghai

Alexander, G. M., signs per pro., Ker A Co.. Ilbilo

Alexander,

Alexander, T.J. A.G. C., S., vice

signsconsul for Mackihnon,

per pro., Great Britain,Mackenzie

NankingA Co., Hongkong

Alexander,

Alexander, W. W. L.T.,chartered

manager, accountant, Percy Smith, SethShanghai

CoJgate PalmolivO-POet,Co., and Fleming, Hongkong

Alfes,

Alford,G., signs per pro., Ehlers A Co., Shanghai

Alger, M.G. P.,M.,manager,

manager,Pacific

wharf Commercial

dept., Singapore Harbour Board, Singapore

Co., Cebu

Allan, E. C, partner, Allan A Hu chan, Shanghai

Allan, H., Dr., partner, Drs:, Jamieson, Sharp A McKern, Penang

Allaye,

Allen, E.B.N.L.,

W.,E.,Adviser

proprietor,

supt., Police French Store, Hongkong

deptMatters,

7 Penang, .SIS.

Allen, Revenue Municipal Revenue dept., Shanghai

Allen, G. V., principal, King Edward Vll. College of Medicine, Singapore

Allen, G. V., vice’-cbhsul for TJ.S.A., Shanghai

Allen, J. C., stores manager, Malayan Motors Ld., Singapore

Allen,

Allen, P.S., T.,vice-consul,

secretary U.S.A.

for Chinese Affairs,Tientsin

Consulate, F.M.S,.

Allen, W. B., manager, Denniston, Inc., Manila

Allen, W. E., sanitary inspector, Sanitary depfc., Hongkong

Allison,

Allison, H. M., B., vice-consul

district engineer, F.M.S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Allman, J.Norwood for America,

F., secretary treasurer,Tokyo

Mark L. Moody,.Shanghai

Alison, A. S., manager, Harrison, King A Irwin, Ld., Foochow

Almario, R. ? mang. editor, La Opinion, Manila

Almoalla, Y. C., manager, Manila Publishing Co., Manila

Aloisi,

Alphen, Baron Pompeo, Italian

N. Ambassador, Tokyo

Alsobrook,C. J.A.,v.,repres.,

signs p.p.,

Stearnes V.AVereenigde

Co., ManilaJavasche Houthandel Mij., Semarang

Altadukoft

Altamira, M.I. P.,M-,Altamira

manager,AReinsurance

Co,, TientsinCo., Rossia of Cbpfenhageu, Shanghai

Altavas, E., Dr.

Altenburg, General Land Registration

F., consul-general Office, Manila

for Germany, Canton

Altendorf, Joharn, secretary, German Embassy, Tokyo

Alunan, R., sect, of Agriculture and Natural Resources, Government, Manila

 FOUMfS1 llRSfDKNTS FM'

Alves, Dr. A., consul-general fidF Fortu^jil; SKan.khai 1

Alves, A. A., Shares an,d General Broker, Hongkong

Alves, A. E. S., director, 'Lopes & Alves. HpiigLong

Alves, A. L., merchant, Alves cfc Co., Hongkong

Alves,

Ambler,B..C.secretary,

signs Hongkong Engineering

per pro., Fraser and Construction Co., Ld., Hoitgko''g;

& Co., Singapore

Amend,

Ames, A., 3rd vice-president,

A. P.,E.,attorney, Atlantic, Gulf '& Pacific

ManilaCo.'of Manila, Manila

Ammann, A. GoekeStandard Vacuum Oil Co.,

& Co., Hongkong

Ammann, H., A. Goeke «fe Co., Hongkong

Ampil, Isaac, manager, Ampil & Co., Manila

Amps, L. W., principal, Logan & Amps, Hongkong*

Anastasselis, U., Tientsin Tobacco Co., Tientsin

Ancel,

Ancheta,Ch.,Leon,

mgr.,manager,

L. Union!agenciesjdept.,

(of Paris) FirePhilippine

InsuranceNational

Co., Ld., Bank,

Hankow Manila

Andal, Gregorio,

Andersen, customs

C. S., supt., agent,

Great L. Everett Tnc„ Manila

NorHlern'Telegraph Co.v Nagasaki

Anderson, A., executive engineer, PuplicAVorks Department, Hongkong

Anderson,

Anderson, C.C. G.G., 0.,branch ipgr., Anderson

barrister, Assura^ipeiCFranco Asiatique,

Anderson, Shanghai Hongkong

Anderson, D;, assist., engineering dept., .Hongkong & Whampoa Dqck Co., Ld'., Hongkong-

! Anderson, E. A. G., adjutant, State ffeadquarbers, Joii.ore. Bahru,, J.dhore

Anderson, Capt.

i Anderson, Oapt, Geo.,

H. A.,partner, Anclerson

commissioner & Ashe,Kelantan

of, Police, Hongkong.

Anderson, H. C., secretary, Manila,.Hote]L)o., Manila

1 Anderson, H. J. P., chairman, Kulangsu Municipal Cpuncil, Amoy ;

! Anderson, H. P., director, Lyle, Palmer ck Co.,, Ld., Penang

| Anderson,

Anderson, J. C. Q’G., acting deputy commissioner, Chinese Maritiipe Custpnis^Hpihpw;

Anderson, John E., director,

J. F., assist., TaikooAnderson Music Co.,

Sugar .Refining: Cq.,'Ld.,

Lcl.,Hongkong

Hongkong. ,,

I Anderson, J. G.. assist., Loxley;ik Co., Hongkong

' Anderson, J. O., barrister, Anders m ik Andei son,. Shanghtii

l1 Anderson,

Anderson, J.L. W. A., S.,agent,

Executive

South engirieer, P.'VV’.Di, Kuala

British Insurance Lipis, Pahaqg

Co., (Jhungking

1 Anderson, L. A., assist manager, .McCullough Printing Co., Manila

Anderson,

Anderson, Major

Robert,R.treasurer

A., Military, China Command,

and controller, HoqolpluHongkong

Iron Works Co,, Manila

Anderson, S, A., partner, Richie & Bisset, Singapore

fI Anderson, W., managing-director, Anderson Music

Anderson, W, pres,, Wm. H. Anderson &. Co.,: & pres,, Erlanger, ,Co., Ld., Hongkong

Anderson, W. J., supt. of accounts and stores,

j Andreasen, B. Owrum, manager,, Thoresen »k Co., Ld., HongkongP.W.D., Hongkong

1 Andrew, J. A., signs per pro., Wilson & Co., Tientsin

II| Andrews,

Andrew, J.K.,H.inspector,

Andrew, M., actg. Police

A., chief inspector.

branchHeadquarters,

mgr.,-Union Insurance Society,of Canton, Ld., Yokohama^

Peak. Tram waysHongkong

Co., Ld., Hongkong

. Andrews, C. F., assist., Dairy Farm, Ice & Cold Storage Co.. Hongkong

i.j.i Andrews,

Andrews, R.W. M., president,

R. N., Andrews

accountant,

Supreme Court,GoHongkong

, Lie., T°kyo -

Angus, A. H., director, Produce Export Co., Harbin

uvi Angus,

Angus, F.G. L,D., assist,

clerk, engineer,

Colonial Secretariat,

China LightHongkong

& Power Co., Ld., Hongkong

C Angus, H., clerk, Colonial Secretariat,. Hongkong ,

i i Annett, M. A., director, T. E. Griffith, (1932) Ld., Canton

Annett, M. M., director, T. E. Griffith (1B32),- Ld., Canton

V Annett, W. E., deputy commissioner, Chinese Maritime Customs, Canton

. Antaki, J. R., manager, Antaki & Co., Kobe

jV iAnthony,

Anthony, C.B. E.,B., mapager. Standard-Vacuum

cpmmL manager, Societe des OiLCo., Catltbn Haiphong

d’Extreme-Orient,

) Anthony, 8., in-charge, Post Office, KualaLjumpur, Selangor

i Apcar, M., secretary, British Motor Cy; le Importers Association, Tokyo

Aplin, T., director, Wise & Co., Inc.., Manila

k Applegate, W. L., president; Luzon S'tevedoiing Co., Manila

F I 18 V: FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Appleton, H., assist, expense accts. officer, Naval Dockyard, Hongk,ong

Appleton,

Appraille, Dr., medical practitioner,

A, manager, Franco EasternHankow Tniding Qo., Bangkok, . .

Aquino, Antonio F.. Clarke, & Larkin,

Arab, A., assist., Lieberinann, Waelchli i Co., Kobe Manila ' ’ ' ' 1 .'

Arab, C., assist., Lieoetman, Waelchli

Aragon, F., manager Aragon Brothers, Alanila & Co., Kobe

Arajau, Com mam ler ?A P. Alves do, naval attaclffi, Brazilian Embassy, Tokyo

Arakie, D. H., editor, Shan

Arambulo, A., manager, Arambulo Brothers, Manila

Araneta, Ramon, treasurer, Araneta Inc., Manila • '

Areneta, C., secretary, Araneta Inc,, Map.ila

Araneta, Carmen, director, Araneta Inc., Manila A

Araneta, G., Aranetar De. Joya, Zaragoza ;& Araneta, Manila

Araneta, J. A.,, Arapeta, De Joya, Zaragoza & Araneta, Manila

Araneta, J., manager, Araneta y Zaragoza,;Manila •

Araneta, Salvador, vice-president, Araneta Inc., Manila

Araujo,

Araulta, H. P. AlveS de, Ambassador for Brazil;.' T okyo

Arbenz, PI.Gregorio, president,

R., architect Philippine

and Consul Land Improvement

foi1 Switzerland, SingaporeCo.,‘ Manila

Arbogast,

Arbuthnott,George A., manager;

A., partner, Gibson,American

Atidersoh'Machine

, But)ef && Foundry Co., Shanghai

Co., Selangor

Archbutt, G. S., fire manager, Union insurance SOciety1 of Cantbfi, Ld., Hongkong

Archer,

Archer, G.H. H.,A. F.viceB.,consul

consulforforGreat

.GreatBritain,

Britain,Kobe

HankOw

Archer,

Archibald, J. B., resident, Simanggang, Sarawak • 1

Arcus ,'C.* H., mgr.'; Maikon ArcUs, Sliahkhai ■ Ltd.'

1 H. J., managing diiector, CratraP/’os?, ’ , ^HankoVk'' '‘

Argent, W. A., director, Mackenzie & Co., Ld., Shanghai " .

Argali, C. B. K., managef. Hill Pharmacy, Kobe ',

Arguelles,

Armstrong,Tomas, pres., Philippine Steelhouse, Inc., Export

Manila Co:, Ld.,! Manila

Armstrong, J.C. A,

W.,manager,

manager, UnitedLd,,

Kodak Stated Rubber

Singftporo '

Armstrong, T., overseer, Drainage, P.W.D., Hongkong

Armstrong, W., resident engineer, Chifra Light and .Power Co,., Ed., Hongkong'

Arnaud, L., manager, Louis Ogliastrb-jfc Cie., Haiphong

Arnhold, C. H., merchant, Arnho'ldl& Co.’, Ld,., Shanghai

Arnhold,

Arnold, H.

E. L.,E., director, Chinu Woodwbrkirig & Dry Kiln Co., Ld:i,Co.,Shanghai

Arnold, J., signsmanager

per pra,forexport

China,dept.,

Commercial

ArnholdUnion » Co.;AssUrapce

Ld., Shanghai Ld., Shanghai

Arnold,

Arnott, H. C., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (South China), Ld.,Shffnphai

Julean, commercial attache, ,U;S: Dept, of Commerce, Foochow

Arnoux, S., Soc^des Ciments Portland Artificals'de L’IndorChin^ RaiphonP

Arthur, J.Major

Arthur, S. W.,J. acting secretaryofficer,

M., executive for Postal affairs,Lejtetfofi;

American I'.M.S. Pepitrg ' :

'

Asen, W. C., assist., Fprd

Asger, M. E.. dental surgeon, HongkongMotor Co., of Japan, Ld., Yokoljania

Ashby, Capt.,F.marine

Ashton, supt., Butterfield&'Affiliated

& Swiie, Hongkong

Ashton, J.,Dr.manager, R., Alice

LebelMemorical

(China), Shanghai Hospital, Plbilgkbng . ' .

Asker, C. G. C., commissioner. Chinese Maritime Customs,'Chingwantao

Aspinall,

Aspland, Dr. H. C.,W. agent,

H. G., Hongkong & Shanghai

medical officer, British Banking

Legation,Corporation,

Peiping Hongkong

Assadourian,

Asseier, H., manager, Auditorium Hai Alhi, Shanghai ■ •

Asselin, A.J. L.,G., agent,

signs p.Singer

p., .TheSowing

ChaiseMachine

Bank, Shafighai

Co., Osaka. ' . ,

Atcheson, jr., Geo., Executive consul for U.S.A., Tientsin

Atkin-Berry,

Atkins, H.general

C., partner, pwanAnglo-Siam

& JdacLare,a, Singapore,Ld., Bangkok :

Atkitison,E. C.,D., shipwright, pianager,

Hongkong & Whampoa.Corporation,

Dock Co., Kowloon, Hongkong

Atkinson,

Atkinson, J.

MajorB,«upt.,

P. K., Constabulary,

g.s.o.ii., China Je^selton,

Command, British North Borneo

Hongkong

Atkinson, W. L., architect and director, Atkinson

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS Fii&'

Aubert, Ludvig minister,

! Norwegian Legation, Tokyo

Aubrey, S., president, A. & P. Co., Inc., Manila

Aubrun, R., accountant, Banque de d’Indb-Chine, Hongkong

Aucott, E. F., shipping dept., Jardine Matheson & Co., Ld., Hongkong

Audas, J. V., engineer, Hume'Pi]ie (Far East) Ld., Singapore

Audiffrent, E. J., general manager, Compagine Franco-Asiatique deS Pettoles, Saigoh

Auer, A., signs

Augustin, F., per pro., KellerLake

ife Co.,Hotel,

Ld., Tientsin

Manila

Aumuller, K. manager,

H., divisionWest

mgr., British-A.merican Tobacco Co., (China) Ld , Hongkong:

Auriti, H. E. G., Ambassador, Italian Embassy, Tokyo

Austin, C., assist,: Phoenix Assurance Co., Ld., Hongkong

Austin, D., assistant, Taikoo Sugar Refinery, Hongkong

Austin, F., manager, S. J. David & Co., Hongkong

Austin,

Austin, N.IN. J.,J.,manager,

InstrumentChartered Bank of India,

Repairer-Survey dept.,Aust. and &China,

F.M.S.- S.S. Sarawak

Austin, R. Me. P., consul for Great Britain, Dairen

Auten, It. K., controller Government Monopolies Department, Singapore

Aveling, A. F., 1st secretary, British Legation, Peiping

Axelrood, M. M., president, Crown China Co., Inc., Shanghai

Ayadla, F., secretary, Wm. H. Rennolds Co., Manila

Ayers, F. W., assist.; Ford Motor Car Co,, of Japan Ld., Yokohama

Ayton, W. G. manager, Osborne &< Channel, Ipoh, Perak

Azaola,

Azzdretti,'F.,U.,secretary,

signs perWm.pro.,H. Venturi',

AndersonF.,& Shanghai

Co., Manila

Babbidge, H. G., assist:, Tailtoo Dockyard and Engineering Co., Hohgkdng

Babbit, W. H. president, Hawaiian Philippine Co., Manila

Babcock, W. R., President, Babcoc and Templeton, Inc., Manila ;

Babintseff, A. Y., partner and manager, I. I. -T&churin & Co., HaAin

Bacci, E., Sennet Freres,j Hongkong

Bachrach, E. M., vice pres., Peoples Bank & Trust Co., Manila

Bachrach, I. L., International Brokerage'Co., Inc., Manila

Backe, Dr. J., manager, Schering.s Ld., Shanghai

Baddeley, A. E., director, Derrick & Co., Singapore

Badeley, J. E., barrister-at-law, Hansohs, Shanghai

Bandenoeh, A. G., registrar, Registration’Office, Mala dear

Baer, W.F.,W.,proprietor,

Bader, Far EasternKiessling & Bader, Unroh/Oil

representative, Tientsin ©o;

Baert, P., chancellor, Belgian Consulate, Shanghai 1

Baerwald,

Bagge, R., Ernst,

secretary, Doitsu SenryoIjegation,

Swedish Gotnei Kaisha,

Tokyo ’ibkyo

Bagley, W. J., principal warder, Lai Chi Kbk prison, Hongkong

Bagnall, J., managing director, Straits Trading Co:, Ld., Singapore

Bagot,

Bagram,E., J.commissioner of police, Johore

T., Consul-general for Siam, Bahni,Hongkong

Johore

Bahnson, F. W., merchant, Hankow

Bahnson, Capt. J. J., general mapager, Great Northern Telegraph Co., S’hat

Bailey, A. S., partner, Bannon & Bailby, Selangor

Bailey, C. A., pres., Bailey Stevedoring Co., Manila

Bailey, C. V., director, Singapore Cold St >rage Co., Ld., Sihgapbre

Bailey. F. C., manager, National City Bank’of New York, Cebu. 1.

Bailey, S’. G: manager, National City Bank, of New York; Canton'

Bailey, H. (P., General Electric Co. of China,, lid., Hongkong

Bailey, John, Consul general for Great Britain, Bangkok

Bailey, R., director, British-American Tobahco pb.,' (China), Ld., Shanghai '

Bailey, W. S., managing director, W. S.. Bailey ‘ & Co;, ^Hongkong ,

Baillie, JJ.y manager, Peek & Co., Francis, Singapbie

Bain,. C., M., directo'r, American . Oriental, Cbrporatioii, /Shanghai

B'ain; M. C.y partnet, Drs. Fbtylie Black, Singapore

Bain,

Baines,N. C.,.K., supt.,

actg. resdt.

TradeCoundillor,

&'Customs,Resident CbbfipilibFs Offipe, M^lappa

Serenjb.an

Baird, J. P., municipal commissioner, Sarawak

 •FQIUCK;* KESI0KNT3

Baird, W., inst. mgr., Asiatic Petroleum Cg., (Ngrtrti. phina), Pd.,. Chungking

Baker, A. G., controller. Government Mgngpolies.pej^artmerip/Si^g^pgije , ; ,

Baker, C. J., prop-rietor,; C. J. Baker $ Qq., Selanggr

Baker, E., partner, ‘Eongp

Baker, E. C., assist. copamissioAer, municipal . police, Shanghai ,»

Baker, F., signs ^.er .prp., Hjeury Waugli Co., Ld., Penang

Baker, F. S. M., assist, district snpt., Shanghai Gas Qo,, Ld., iShaQghav »,

Baker, F. W., manager, Shanghai TimetShanghai

Baker, G. E., manager, Asia Realty'C(>., Shanghai

Baker, G. H., manufacturers' representative, Burke h Baker,-' Osaka’

Baker, H. F., signs per pro., Liddell Bros. Oo., Ld., Tientsin

Baker, H. R., control !er,'_Goverartien,t Monopolies-Department, Sing-apere

Baker, J. M., minister, U.S.A. Legation, Bangkok , ■ ■

Baker, M., executive; engineer, P,W.lD>, F.M.S., & S.S.

Baker, Max,, .manager, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Oriental, Inc., Singapore

Baker, R. A., manager, Thos. Look & Son, Ld., Shanghai .•>

Baker, W. G., supt., Eastern Extension Telegraph Ock, 'Singapore

Bakker, C., Controller, Administrative Dept., Padang

Balandin, N. P., manager,. Balandin’s Pharmacy, Tientsin

Balch, Capt. W. A., actg. asst, ilariiie supt., Jardine, Matheson &:Co.,1 Hongkong

Bald, R.,W.manager,,Dock

Balden, department,

F., chartered ^couiitaii Harbour

it,; Harold Board, Bird

Beil, Taylor, Singapore

ilc Co., Tokyo

Baldwin, Barry, manager, Lunela m Co., Manila ■

Motor

Baldwin, C. Y., chief accountant, A e;rican Trading'Cp- oi^ Jgpany Eobe

Baldwin, X., merchant, Macondray & Co., Inc., Manila

Balean, Dr. H., medical practitioner, Black, Balean & Koch, Hongkong

Balinsky, S., vice-cbnsul, Polish Legation, Harbin .

Ball, F. L., eigns per pro,, Gibb, Livingston & Oo., Ld., iShanghai

Ball, R. H., mgr., British Cigarette Co.. Ltd., Tsingtaio - 4

Ballantyne, C, W. H., secretary, Harbour Board, Penang .

Ballantyne, D. L., assist, manager^'J'he Chase Bank, Hongkong

Ballard, J., director, China Printing and Finishing Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Ballereau,

Balls, A. J.,P.director,

A., consul for Bell

Smith, France,

ik Co.,Singapore

Ld., Manila .. .

Balman, C. W., assist., Lane, Crawford, Ld., ijongkong

Balser, A., consul for Germany, Harbin , . , ' .

Banks,

Banks, A.E.,S., curator,

manager, Sarawak

Singapore Musegm,

Free Press,Sarawak

Siixgapore

Bann, V. S., proprietor, Bann’s Studxoi. >l,mnghai

Banner, Thos., manufacturers’ representative, Shanghai

Bar, H., manager, Banque Francq-Chinqise, Peiping

Barbanson, A., secretary, Belgian Embassy* Tokyo

Barbash, B.Y. S.,

BarbashofF, Parbash

J., Toyo & Co.,

Balrcqck Shanghai Yokohama

KobushikrKaisha,

Barbaud,

Barbe, G., M., manager,

agqnt, OgHastro Mes^ageries

Compagnie-des k Co., I.oti s,.Maritinu>s,

Hanoi Yokohama t ■’

Barber, N. C., assist., Bradley & Co., Ld., Hongkong

Barber, R., secretary, Banque de L’lndq-Chine, Shanghai

Barberan, G., manager, I’exa^, (pq. (P.I.\ Inc..,,.,Manila

Barberat, L., agent, Assurance FrancorAsiatique, .Mukden

Barbier, M., chief. Accountant, Cie. r rappo-Asiatique des Petroles, Saigon.

Barbour, E. A., digectqr, E. A. Barbour. Ld., Singapore ;

Barbour, R. A., manager, Anglo French & Beiidixsens, Ld.j Selangor \ li.R

Bardac, J., manager, Banque Framgi-Chinoise.ftour le Commence et LYndustpie, Peiping

Bardens,

Bardwill, E.G. .C,,M., manager,,

manager, Shipping

Bardwill Dept.,

Bros, ofCqf'New

Wabe,,York,

EckfordShanghai

&.-C97/ Tsaigtao

Baretto, A., pres, and general mgr., Cebu .Portland Cement Co., Manila

Baril, R.,A.,Societe

Barker,. des pro.,

signs per Cinaents.Portland

Arnhold & p9., Artificiel

Shanghaido L’lndochine,

. Haiphong

. , :

Barker, P. E., assistant, Gibb, .Livingston h Co., Hongkong . .

Barker, R. J., assist, mgr., Shanghai Ice L Cold Storage Co-i. Ltd., Shanghai

 FOREIGN; RESIDENTS FI 21

Barling, Rev. F. S.r iGhina Inland, Mission, Pingyang, Wenchow.

Barlow, A. L., supervisor, Eastern Extension Telegraph Go., Hongkong

Barnes, E. C., general manager, Warner, Barnes &. Co., Ld., Manila

Barnes, E. F. V., manager; Union, Gommerciale des Glacories, Beiges, Hongkong

Barnes, E. G., signs .the firm, ,IIaa'vie, Cooke, & Co.; Shanghai

Barnes, E. T., accountant, Hongkong Shanghai Banking Gorpn.,’Tientsin

Barnes, F. H., chief clerk, Singer Sewing, Machine Go.Hongkong

Barnes, J. E., Callender’s Cable & Construction Co., Hongkong

Barnes, Dr. J. W., medical Practitiopier, Hongkong,

Barnes,

Barnet, Dr.J., W.overseer,

L., healthWaterworks,

surgeon, U.B,P.W.D.,

A- Consulate,.

HongkongHongkong

Barnett, J.P.. actg, manager, Dud well & Co., Ltd., Yokohama

Baron, M, Le C-, attachg militaire d’lnfanterie B., French Legation), Tokyo

Baroukh, !D. F., proprietpf, B-aroukh Trading Co., S/hanghai

Barr, C. J., general agent,, Canadian National liailways, Hongkong

Barraclough, E. S., manager, Cathay Laud Co., Shanghai

Barrau, M., manager, Banque de fi’Jndoi-Chine, Bangkok ,

Barr6, R,t directeur, Lucian ■ Berthet et Cje., Saigon

Barrera, P. J.,cliief

Barrett, H., partner, palatroni,,

warder, Hsieh Hongkong

Prison. Dept., & Co., Shanghai

Barrington, J. R., dir. & chief engr., Automatic Telephones of China, S’hai.

Barrios, A. C., director, Visayan iStevedore-l'ransportation Co., Iloilo; P.I.

Barrow, J. E., assist, engineer, China. Light and Power ;Cq.„ L(L, Hongkpp,g,

Barrow, J. W., architect. Palmer & Turner,. Shangfiai

Barry, F. C., secretary, Hongkong and Shanghai Hotels, Ld., Hongkong;

Barry, E. R., mana,gfir, Epaployer’s Liability Assurance Corpn., She.n;ghai

Barry, J., inspector, Municipal Police, Shanghai

Barry, J. 0., assist, supt., PAice Department, Singapore

Barstow, Capt. E. S., agent, Oriental Conjsolibd. Mim Cp.? Cfiannampo,, C’gan.

Barson,

Barth, A.P.,J.,signs,

secretary, accts..Denis

per pror, Dept., Millington, Ltd,, Shanghai

Freres d’Indocfiine, -Siiigon -

Barthas^C., directeur technique, Sqciete des Oiments Portland, Haiphong.

Barthelet, R., Cie. Franco-Asia-tique des Petroles, Saigon

Bartholomeusz, F. A., mang., director, F. A, Baytho’lomeusz, Ld,, Singapore'

Barlett, J., building dept., F.ogden, Brisbane & Co., Singapore

Barton, H., assistant, Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Changsha

Barton, J. A., cypher officer. British)Legation, Peiping

Barton, L. A., cashier, Treasury, Hongkong'

Barton, W. M., assist., Dodwell & Co., Ld., Hongkong

Bartsow, Capt. E. S., agent, Oriental Consolidated Mining Co., ChinnampO

Bary, iDr. A., medical practitioner, Shanghai

Basa, R., merchant & commission agent, Hongkong

Basel, E. W., architect and engiheerv Bfiisel: & Frey, Peping

Baskerville, R. E., geii. mgr., Firestone Tyre & l.Rubber Co., Manila,

Baskett, P. E., agent, Mannfiacturers Life Ini Co., Hongkong.

Bass, G. R., secretary, Kularigsu Mundcipal'Cotmeil, Amoy

Bassett, A., dir., British-American Tobacco & Cigarette Co., Ld., Shanghai

Bassett, J. H., Deputy Public Prosecutor, Penang

Basto, A. H., partner, Raven & Basto, Hongkong

Basto,

Basto, B.,C. joint

H., manager,

principal,Noronha

Little, .&Adams

Co,, Hongkong

& Wood, Hongkong

Basto,

Basto, L. E., principal, Baste & Co.,Co.,,Hongkong

J. J., j^oint manager, Nprqnha & Hongkong •

Batchelor, R. K., vice-eonsul for Norway and .dryecter,. Deacon 4 'Cp.,; Canton

Bateman, E. F., secy, and genl. mgr.,. Caldbeck, Macgregor &;• Cort lid., iS’hai.

Bateman, O. R. S., partner; chartered accountant, Gattey di Batemain^iS’pore

Bates, B. R., general agent, Dollar Steamship Lines, Ld., Singapore

Bates, G. T., actg. manager, Borneo Co., Ld., Sarawak*

Bates, J. A. E., general mana^ger'(pro tem.), Willow Patteiin Press, Shlanghai

Bates, R. I. Waller, manager, Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.. Tientsin

Batteaux, C., Comp table, Soc. des Cements Portland, Haiphong'

F122 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Battegay, M., president, Societe M. Battegay & Cie., Tientsin

Battishill, P. H., partner, Sisson & Delay, Singapore

Batwell D. A., signs jjer. pro., The Borneo Co., Ld., Bangkok

Baudot, B., Compagnie Franco-Asiatique d'es Petroles, Saigon

Bauerlcy, H.S. J.,G.,consul

Baukema, inspector, Police

for the Dept, Kuala

Netherlands, Lumpur, Selangor

Penang

Baumann, E., manager, Fisk Tire Co., Manila

Bauman, C. T., accountant, Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Saigon

Baumgardner,

Baur, T., general E. G., manager,

assist, supt.,FarR.C.A.

EastCommunications,

Sanitary Go., Inc., Manila

Shanghai

Bayes-Davy, iS., surveyor, Paufeen' &• Bayes-Davy, Shanghai

Bayle,

Baylin,E.,A.signsG., per pro., manager,

assist, Vendrell, Mustaros

Oppenhcimer A Co,Casing

Consul for Cautemala,

C6.,'Ld., Kobe

Tientsin

Baylin, J., represehtative, Banqufe de I’lndochine, Peping

Baylis, H. E., custodian,, Public Health dept., Shanghai

Bayliss, G. L., Raffles Institution, Singapore

Bayne, H. A., assist., Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ld.,’Swatow

Bayne, H. Hunter, chartered1 accountant, H. H. Bayne & Co., Manila

Bayot, A. M., proprietor and manager, Plaza Hotel, Zamboanga

Bazeley, W. N., solicitor, Allen & Gledhill, Singapore

Bazell, C., headmaster, Malay College, Perak

BazCos, V., Deh' Dji Construction Co., Tsingtao

Bazil, R. R., assistant,'Cie' Francaisc de Tramways, Shanghai

Beach, F. P., Rev., American Board Mission, Foochow

Beach, J. S., overseer, P.W.D., Hongkong

Beale, C. J., assistant, British-American Tobacco Co. (China), Ld., Shanghai

Bean, J. S. W., director, Department cf Agriculture, Sarawak

Beare, S. G., actg , Consul for Great Britain, Tientsin

Beasley, J.. K., supt.-Government Store department, Sarawak

Beath, D., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India. Australia & China, Hongkong

Beatty, H. E-, assist, treasurer,, feeheral Motors Japan, Ld., Osaka

Beatty, t/:,-officef-inl-charge/Railway, dept., Jesseltpn, British North B’neo

Beaty, G. D., installation supt., Texas Go., Hongkong

Beaulieux, A., secretary, French Consulate, Tientsin

Beavan, P. W., partner,' Theodor & Rawlins, Shanghai

Bechler,

Beck, E.,E.,assist.,

merchant,

TaikooHankoW

Sugar Refining Co., Hongkong

Beck, E. E. H., deputy commissioner of'police, Police dept., Negri Sembiban

Beck, H., signs per pro., Glathe & Witt, Shanghai

Beck,. L,T. C.Becks'

Beck, dnc:, Manila

T., assist, secretary, Green Island Cement Works, Hongkong

Beck, Walter, Merchant, Tokyo

Becker,

Becker, A., assistant, Arnhold &&Co., Ld., Ld.,

Hongkong

Becker, J.Dr.N..W.,manager,

partner,Fraser

C. lilies Neave,

Co., Tokyo Kuala

. Lumpur, Selangor

Beckmann, P-i Secr-etary, German Consulate, Canton Co., Bangkok

Beckett, R., engineer^. International Engineering

Bedat, M.. direetdur, Cie des Eaux fie Hanoi,' Hanoi,

Beddoe,

Beddow, Dr. L. T.,R. chartered

E., supt., Stout Memorial

accountant, Hospital,

Thomson Wuchow

& Co., Tientsin

Beebe,

Been, J. L., assist, manager, de Javasche Rank, ManilaDaitotei, Formosa

Geo. S., Carter, Macy, Tea & Coffee Co., Inc,,

Beer, T. G., representative, Butterfield & Swire, Tongku, Tientsin

Beerbrayer,

Beerli, H., signsJ., merchant, Dairen Bros.’ Agency; Shanghai

per pro., Volkart

Begbie,

Begbie, Dr.H. W.,R./S.,executive

medicalengineer, Kuala

officer govt, Langat,

medical Selangor

Dept., Hongkong

Begdon,

Begg, S. D., secretary, Thornycroft Co., Ld., Hongkong ■ Ld., Hongkong

K., manager, Export Petroleum Co. of California, ■’

Begg,

Begue, S.H.,D,^insurance

director, agent,

T. D. Beag & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Tientsin :

Behrend, R. C. W., consul for Qermany, Shanghai

 foreign Residents F123

Behrens, J. N., 3rd secretary, British Legation,1 Peiping

Behring, F. V., signs per pro., Bayer, Meister-Lucius'Yokuhin Gomei'Kaisha, Kobe

Beith, B. D. F., Jardine, MathCson & Co., Shanghai

Belden,

Belden, jr.,

H. J.,A., treasurer,

manager, Philippine

National City BankTaxiof Co.,

Aerial NewManila

York, Kobe.

Beliaeff, V. A., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Tientsin

Bell, A. D., directory Little <,t. Co., Ld., Shanghai

Bell, D. A. E., aotg. agent, Hongkong & Shanghai Bank, Amoy

Bell,

Bell, E.,

G. T.,manager and secretary,

superintendent, Shanghai

Mansfield & Co.,Building Co., Shanghai

Ld., Singapore

Bell, J. C. M., partner, Neill & Bell, Kuala Lumpur,

Bell, J. R. H., chartered accountant, Harold Bell, Taylor, Selangor

Bird & Co.,. Tokyo

Bell, M. R., assistant, Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co., Ld., Hongkong

Bell, R. B., assistant, Taikoo Dockyard

Bell, R. C., chief police officer, Stgamat, Johore and Engineerings Co., Hongkong

Bell, R. D., director, Harvie, Cooke & Go,, Shanghai

Bell, W.

Bell, R. G.,G., representative & agent, Yokohama

assist., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Tokyo’

Bell, W. IL, general manager,

Bellamy F., colliery supt., Malayan AsiaticCollieries,'Ld.,

Petroleum Co.,Selangor

Hongkong

Bellamy, L. C. F., general manager, Hongkong Tramways, Ld., Hongkong

Bellemans, M. P., agent, Robert Dollar Co., Zamboanga

Beilis, A. G., general manager and treasurer, J. P. Heilbronn Co., Manila

Beltchenko,

Belton, C. D.,A,acting

consulmanager,

for Portugal,

General,Hankow

Accident, Fire & Life Assce. Gorpn.,Ld., Shafighai

Benda, C., managing director, Singleton, Benda & Co., Ld., Yokohama

Bender, F. W., sub-manager National City Bank of New York, Tientsin

Bendle, W. H., inspector. Police Department, Tapah, Perak

Benecke,

Bengen, M.D. F.,W. partner,

A., signsBergmann

per pro., W'inckler & Co., Yokohama

Co., Kobo

Benham, H. D., David Sassoon

Benjamin, I. N., manager, Adrian 4 Co,,, Singapore

Benjamin, V., secretary, Hongkong Stock Exchange, Hongkong

Benkiser,

Benner, H.A.,S-,'secretary,

signs per pro., Behn, &Mey$r

Arnholcj (China) Co., Shanghai

.Qq.,. Shanghai,

Bennett,

Bennett, A.Dr.D.,C.,'resident

safes pilot,medicaPsupt.,

Far East AviationShanghaiCo., General

Ld., Hongkong

Hospital, , Shanghai

Bennett,

Bennett, C. R., manager. National Oit'y Bank of Keiy York, PeipingCorpn., Singapore

C, N., manager for Malaya, Ocean A.ccidept & Guarantee

Bennett, E. J., director, G. C. Slot & Co., L<1„ Singajxjde

Bennett, Geo., merchant, Bennett & Co., Chemulpo

Bennett, -Isigns

Bennett, H. G., assist., Standard-Vacuum

per pro, Borneo Co., Ld.,OilSingapore

Co..,^Yokohama

Bennett, J. R., partner, Sandiiands Buttery & Co., Penang .

Bennett, Roy C., managing; editor, J'fanu.a Daily Bulletin,110Manila1

Bennett, R. D., manager, Education D.ept. Phillippine Ejd ^^^ : Cb.,, Inc., Manila

Benoit, J. B.,A.French

Benschoten, Municipal Council,

van, vice-consul for America, Tientsm

Dairen

Benson, C,TL, general, manager for Far Eas), Wiherican, Express Co,,0lnjc., Hongkopg :

Benson, D., acting manager, Mercantile

Benson, G. A., accountant, .Rational City^Eauk’ Bank of India,OLtid-bHedafig

klsyr York, Shanghai

Bentinck, H. J. F., sub. acct., Chartered. Bank of India, Australia 4 China, Sihgapore

Bentley, J., assist., Union Insurahce Society of Canton, Ld;, Hongkong

Benwell, A. J., Comdr., Salvation Army,! Peiping

Beraha, D., signs per pro., Beraha &• Stettdii, Shanghai

Beraha, M., Beralia t e Stetten, Shanghai

Berckel, J. C.A.,van,

Berckmans, vice-consul

electHeal ffir1 the

efigineei and Nethhrlandsj Hiugdporh

su^t;, Siam Electric Corporation, Ld.; ,Bangkok

Berends, W., manager, American Asiatic

Berg, A., manager. Telge 4 Schroeter, Shanghai Underwriter^, MukdCh

Berg, Sverre, managing director, Berg & C'6.,'Ld., Hongkorig

Berger, S. M., pres., Berger & Co., Manila

Berger, S. M., prop., Philippine Tobacco Co;, Manila

Fl24 FOREIGN 1{KST]>ENTS

Bergmann, 0. E., manager, Wilding & Co., Soeralaya

Bergquist, C. E., Standard-Vacuam Oil Co., Hankow

Berkel, H. van, manager, Immigrants’: Asylum, Sumatra

Berli, H., partner, Berli Jucker & Co., Bangkok

Bernedo, J. G. de, consul for Guatemala, Hongkong

Bernis,

Bernstein,J., manager,

George H.,Banque manager, Franco

BaikalChinofise, Shanghai

Fur Trading Corporation, Tientsin

Bernstein, H. H., representative, Orenstein & Koppel, A.G., Shanghai

Bernstein, L. M., general manager, Bernstein* Sons & Forman, Teintsin

Berntsen,

Berrick, B.H.R.,B.,director,

American Asiatic(fe Co.,

Berriok Underwriters,

Ed, Yokohama Hankow

Berrick, R. H. A., assist., Berrick

Berry, F., vice-pres., Filina Mercantile Co., Manila

Berry, M., director, Transmutograph, Shanghai

Berry, J. E.P. A.,de,service

Berthet, agent, manager,

Singer SewingAuto Machine Go.,'Shanghai

Palace Co., Ld., Shanghai

Bertram, R., merchant, R. Bertram & Co., Peping

Besnard, A. P. A. A., editor in chief, De Sumatra Post, Sum tara

Bessel, F. L., commissioner, Chinese Maritime Customs, Antung

Best,

Best, H.H. J.,

C., overseer,

manager, P.W.D.,

H. C Best ife .Co., Swatow

Hongkong ,

Betines, S. J., proprietor, Babbling Well Pharmacy, Shanghai

Beuchot, M., managing director, L.Tientsin

Betz, Dr. H., consul for Germany, Rondon & Co, Ld., Shanghai

Beudin,A.,J.,manager,

Beun, manager,International

InternationalSavings SavingsSociety,

Society,Harbin

Shanghai

Bevan, R. S., Kowloon-Canton Railway, Hongkong

Sevan, W. S., B.manager,

Bevan-Jones, R., assist., Eastern

BritishKxtension

.CigaretteTelegraph Co., Foochow

Co., Ld., Shanghai

Bhagat,

Bianconi,B.A.D.,D.,managing

Consul General proprietor, Sphinx Trading Co., Kobe

for.Italy,Hongkong

Bibby, T. F. A., governing1 director, Warnes Barnes & Co., Ld., Manila

Biber, A., secretary, Swiss Consulate, Batavia

Bichard, G. F. H., Benjamin and Potts, Shanghai

Biddulph, J. P., 2nd Magistrate, : Magistrates’ Court, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor ^ , j

Pidgood,

Bklmead, W. K. A.,J.,.seniqF

assist.kupt.,assistant

Policebuildip^ surveyor,Hongkong

Headquarters, Public Works dept.,''Shanghai ;

Bid well, -I. R-

Bid well, V. D.E., H.,A., sales manager'

Borro ws & Co., Ld., TientsinCars, Ld., Siiigap^e

director,Saigon' sales dept., Universal

Biederman, merchant,

Biederman,

Bielfeld, L., M., merchant,

Bielfeld

Tientsin' ‘;

Bielfeld, L. A., Bielfeld & Sun, Tientsin

Bielfield,

Biggar, D.K„M.,merchant,

manager,Donnell Chase Bank,& Biellield,HongkongTientsin

Bill, O. (>., manager, Singer Sewing

Billing, J. M. executive engineer, Berttong, Pahang Machine Co., Singapore

Billy, R. de. Ambassador for France, Tokyo

Bilton, E. W., subdicct., Chartered Bank of India, Auist, and China, Shanghai '

Bingham, ir.,

Bingham, H., 3rd secretary,

L., secretary, Far EastU.S:A.

Aviation Embassy,

Co., Ld.,Tokyo

Hongkong

Binnie,

Birch, A.T. L.,R.,chief

supt;,electrical

Trade aridengineer

Customsanddept., Negri P/VV.D.,

inspector, SembilanJohone

Birch, B. G., English tutor,

Bird, C.A. J.,B., sub-accountant, University*

CharteredSociety Hongkong

Bank ofof Canton,

India, Australia 1 -

Bird, assist., Union Insurance Hongkongand Chinas , fIArigkong

Bird, E. G., manager, Caldbeck, Macgregor A 0o., Penang

Bird, G.,

Bird, G. L.assist., Taikoodistrict

F., assist, Dockyard-ami

otlicer, Ipoh, Engineering

Perak Co., Hongkong

Bird, H. R. vice-consul,

Bird, J.Lt.N.,Col.advertising British

manager. Legation^

General Bangkok

Motors.Japan,

Bird, L. G., partner, Palmer & Turner, HopgkougLd,, Osaka

Bird, R., Land Officer and Commissioner, Municipality,. Malacca

 FOREIGN RIvSMMINTS F125

Biret, signs per pro., Denis Freres d’Indoehine, Cam bodge

BirkenVjeil, E. O., assist., Bayer, Meiater-Lucius T.G.K,, Kobe ;

Birnie, H. G., supt.,-Trade & Customs, Seremban

Birnie, Leonard, merchant, Kobe

Birse, A. L., eonaaiissioner, Land Office, Trengganu , . • . -

Birt, P. IT., manager, Nestle & Anglo-Svyi^j

Bisuhoff, Dr. E., consul for Germany, Dairen Cond^ised Milk Co., Penang

Bishop, A.C. H.,

Bishop, viceengineer,

W. E., president,Public-Works

Koppel (Philippines),

dept., Hongkong Inc., Mailila

Bishop, F., deputy naval store officer, Naval Dockyard, Hongkpng

Bishop, F. C„ cashier, Crpwnchiria Oo., Hongfkoug

Bishop, F. G., assist'., Rising Sim Petroleum Co., Ld., Tokyo

Bishop,

Bishop, N.TL, G.,executive

signs perengineer. P.W.D., Sandakan,

pro., McAuliffe, Davies & Hope, B. N. Singapore

B. ;

Bishop,

Bispham,S.G.,F.,manager

Green Island Cement

for Japan, Co., Ld.,& Lpndon

Liverpool Hok-un,&Hongkong Globe Insurance Co., lidi,- Tokyo

Bisseker, F. D., Insurance agent, Tientsin

Bitters, J. H., president, Immigrants’ A°sylum, Medan, Sumatra

Bitting,

Bitzer, C.,S. proprietor,

T., manager,BitzerNational

tk Co,,CityHongkong

Bank of "New York, Harbin

B jorling, O., director, Siam Steam Navigation Co., Ld., Bangkok

Bjuke, Capt. N. R., c.e., engineer, Board of Conservancy Works, Canton J !

s] Blaauw,

Blacconi,D.,P.,mgr.,

agent,Societe Coramissionaria

Compagnie de Commerce Exportazioiie

et de Navigation,e di Importazione,

Saigph Penang •' C

Black, A. W., assistant, Carmichael and Clarke,

Black, C., assist., Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co., Hongkong Hongkong

Black, C. C„ chairman, Furness"!Far East), Ld., Hongkong

Black, Donald,

Black, chartered

F. C. B. assist., accountant,

Hongkong Percy Smith,

and Shanghai Biihking Seth &Corporation,

Fleming, Hongkong'

Hbngkdng

Black, G., Chinese Maritime Customs, Hoihow . .

Black, G. D. R., medical practitioner,

Black, H. D., dockyard mgr., Harbour Board, Penapg Black,:Balean tk Koch, Hongkong,

Black, J. A., protector of Chinese, Chinese Secretariat, ‘Singapore'

Black, R. B., commissioner, Land Office, Kluang, Johore

Black,

Black, T., accountant.

T., c.A., Treasury, Hongkong

Blackburn, A. Gattey

I)., consul& Bateman,

for Great Singapore

Britain, Shanghai

Blackburn, L. J., director,& secretary,-Blapkrnore tfe Blackbufn,'Hdhglron>g1

Blacker, M. H„ assist, dist^ct judge,..Omp Di-strict Court, Singapore 1 -

; Blackford,

Blackford, A.W.,W.,supt.-VTlnited'States

traffic agent, Eastern Shoe Extension

Co., Telegraph

Manilla Go., Hongkong,

Blacking, L. R., acct,.. Mercantile Bank pf India, Ld., Penang ' . ,

j Blackmar, M. E., merchant, Osaka , l

Blackmore, E. W., managing director, Blackmore

Blackwell, F., controller, Government Savings Bank, Singapore t f e Blackburn, Ld., Mong kOiJg

[ Blackwell, K. R., state treasurer, Perak

•> Blackwood, J., sub-agent, Chartered P>ank of India, Australia China, Sitiawan, Persfck

8 Blackwood, J. A., sighs per pro, Butterfield & Swire, Chungking

Blagg, F. O., legal adviser, Supreme Court, -Sarawak ,

Blair, A. B., engineer, Mackenzie & Co., Ld., Hankow

' Blair, K. G. principal,. Blair & Co., Hongkong

1 Blair, W. K., gen. mgr., North Borneo Trading’Co., .'Sandakan, B. N. Borneo

Blaisdell, B., supt., Manila Electric Co., Manila

Blaisse, R. S., Java-China-Japan Lyn. N.V., Shanghai

i!, Blake,

Blake, C.D. C.,

H.. signs perjprp.,

director. Pure Croucber

Cane Molasses & Go.,Co.,

Hongkong

(Hongkong) Ld,, HOngkdng

i Blake, D. H., ir., manager, Frazgr* Trust Co., Ld.. Tokyo

Blake. Denis H., solicitor, Wilkinson & Grist, Hongkong

| Blakstad,

Blanchet, G.Lt.-Col.

C. 0.. controller. Government Mopopphes

P., secretaire-general, French MunicipalDepartment, Singapore

.Council, Tientsin

Blanckensee, A. S., mana-ger, China ,Gprr Furnishing Co.., Shanghai

Bland, J. F. M., Risiiig Sun Petroleum iGo,, Ld., Tokyo

 Fl'26 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Bland, Lloyd, partner, Frost, Bland! & Co,, Shanghai I

Blandin, F., engineer, Cie Franeo-Asiatique des Patroles, Saigon , ?

Blanks, L. C., sub-accc.. The, Mercantile Bank of India, Ld., Shanghai

Blankstein, D. S., secretary, Municipality, Padang

Blankwaardt, W., managing-director; Society Anonyme Beige, Bangkok

Blattner, R., signsi per pro., Diethelm & Co.,'Haiphong

Blechynden, A. L., mang. dir.. New Engineering & Shipbuilding Works, Ld., S'haj

Blessing, F., mgr., Motor iseryiceiCo., Manila • jl

Blinko, J. H., Warner, Barnes & Co., Ld., Manila

Bliss, A. S., assist. Hongkong and Whampoa Dock' Co., Ld., Hongkong

Bliss,

Bloch,A.A.,W.Sennet assistant,

Freres,Hongkong

Hongkongand Whampoa Dock Co., Ld., Hongkong

Bloch, M.

Block, P. A.,S., East

manager,

Asiatic,JBloch

,Cq.,&Ld.,

Co.,Bangkok

Shanghai

Bloemsma, J.., signs per pro., Philips China Co., Shanghai

Blom, S., chief engineer, American Far Eastern Match Co., Shanghai

Blondeau, 11., consul fqr France, Hankow

Bloom, J. W. 11., assist, treasurer, Colonial Treasury, Singapore

Bloor, E., inspector, Police Headquarters, Hongkong

Blowers,

Bloxham, H. G. F,A.,assist.-supt.

sub-accountant, Nationa;!

of Prisons, City Bank of New York,; Tientsin

Singapore

Blum, Ch., signs per pro*. Keller & Co.,‘Ld., Manila

Blum, F., director, Oppenheihier & Cie., Ld., Kobe

Blum,

Blunn,L.,W.manager, J. Ullman & Co., Blunn,

G. C., managing-director, Shanghai George tfc Co., Ld., Selangor

Blunt,

Bluntschli, H. C., general agent-, Pak&nBritain,

A. P., consul-general for Great Baroe,Nanking

Sumatra

Blyth, A„ assist., Hongkong & Shanghai Hotels, HOngkong

Blyth, F. J., Toyd

Blyth, H. H„F. assist., Babcock

HongkongKabushiki Kaisha, Yokohama

Boardman. V., assist, manager,Electric

OrieiitalCo.,Telephone

Ld., Hongkong

and Electric Co., Singapore

Boatner, H. L., language officer, American Legation, Peiping

Bockler,

Bodalin, E., in charge,

S. J.,G.attorney, Tangku and

AsiatiBRubber Taku

Trading Bar,Customs,

Corporation, Tientsin

Boddington, H., manager, Estates of Malaya,Ld.,Ltd.,

Hankow

Kota Tinggi, Johore

Bode, J. W., vice-consul for the Netherlands, Tokyo

Bodiker, G., partner, Bodiker & Go., Canton

Bodin, A., dir.-gen,, Cohipagnie Frahcaise des Chemins de fer-de Yunnan, Mengtsz

Bodson;, R„ qccoqntant, Bahque BelgC, pour L’Etrahger, Shanghai '

Boehl, W., signs per pro., Rpesc, Gebrueder & Co., Swatow

Boehme,

Boehringer, K., C.signs

H., per pro,American

acting CarlowitzTrade

ifc Co.,Commissioner,

ffisingtao Singapore

Boer, F. de, director^ De Javasche Bank, Batavia

Boerter, A., partner,

Boerter. G., A. BoerterA.

e Co.,'Tsingtao

Bogaardt, W. F. L., postmaster.

Bohlmann, H. H./aecounfaPt. Ameriean Post Office, Medan,Go.,Sumatra

Express Inc., Shanghai

Boidot,

Boillot, J.,C., Cie Ffcanciaise

directeur, des Chemihside

Boillot Go.. Hanoi fer deTIndo-Ghine, Hanoi '

Boillot, AL, assist., Boillot

Boissezon. Ch. de, signs per pro., Ma.dier. Ribet et, Cie,,; Shanghai ,

-Boissier,

Boland, Dr. J. S'C., exscotive Engineer,practitioner,

Port Dickson, Negri, Sembilan

r n Vincent,• j. medicali. ci. ' _ Singapore

ri

Bollenhagen, H., 'merchant,

Boiler, R., assist., Ford MotorTientsin

Car Co. of Japan Ltd., Y^okohama

Bolt,

Bolte, A., partner, ofWaite

T., inspector worksi& Co,Tientsin

P:W.D., Hongkong'

.

Bolter, AT., tfinyaporr Free Press, Singapore

Bolton, A.. Green Island Cement Co., Hongkong

Bolton, B. E., agent, Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd,, Taipeh, Formosa

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F,l 27

Boltoni, E. C., accountant, W. H. Bolton Bristle Co., iShanghai

Bolton, W. E,, tireasurer, W. H. Bolton Bristle Co.., Shanghai

Bonbright, J. C. H., vice-consul, U.S.A. Consulate, Canton

Bond, A. E., managing director in the East, John Little & Co., Ld., Singapore

Bond, C., Dodwell ife Co., Hongkong

Bond,

Bond, G.F. J.,Hollingsworth',

assist., Hongkong & Shanghai

partner, Denison, Banking Corpn.,Hongkong

Ram & Gibbs, Manila

Bond, G. A., assist, Asiatic Petroleum Co. (South China), Ld., Hongkong

Bond, J. F., Warner, Barnes & Co., Ld., Manila

Bone, Major .C. E., assist., Supt Survey dept., F.M.S. & S. fjk

Bone,,D.

Boniface, B.,M.,assist.

director,Taikoo Dockyard

Mackenzie andShanghai

& Co., Engineering Co., Hongkong

Bonnar, J. W. C., Bill

Bonnell, office manager, Goodyear Tire & Rubber Export Co., Manila

Bonnerman,

Bonner, J. L,P.accountant,

H., accountant, Netherlands

National City BankTrading

of NewSociety, Singapore

York, Harbin

Bonnett, F. H., assist. Supt. of Surveys, Survey Dept, Kedah

Bono, E. V., signs per pro., Yarinoulatos Bros., Chefoo

Bonwick, G., secretary, Christian Literature Society of Korea, Seoul

Boode, A. de, accountant, Banque Beige pour PEtranger, Shanghai

Boode,

Booker,J.F.P.,E.,manager, Kock

El, chief inspector, Sumatra

Headquarters, Hongkong

Booker,

Bookless, A., co-auditor. Salt Revenue,Theatre

H. E., manager, Far Eastern Co., Inc., Shanghai

Changking

Boolsen, G., manager, Hamburg-Amerika Linie, Shanghai

Boomer,

Boomsma, J. F.,F.,vicesub-accountant,

president^ Babcock and Templeton,

IndisgheInc., Mapila Hongkong

,

Boqth, G-A..D. engine,er. Nederlandsch

;tVnderseh, Meyer Co., Ltd., Mukden

Handelsbanb,

Booth, H. R. C., (manager, P. & O. Banking Corporation, Ld., Shanghai

Booth, I. C., surveyor, Survey dept., Perak

Boptfi,

Booth, L.J, Q,H.* engineer. P;itons & Baldwins

V., superintendent'of Ltd., Shanghai

Police, Honakong

Booth, Maj.-Gen. Ewing E., commandant, U.S. Army, Manila

Booth,

Boothby,W.B.M„T.representative, English

B., representative, Electric

British Co., Corporation

& China Ld., Tokyo Ld., Shanghai

Bopp, R., vice consul for Brazil, Kobe

Borandi, C., proprietor, Lancia Garage. Hongkong

Bordelongue, J., director, S. A! Fonciere et Immobiliere de Chine, Shanghai

Borden, R. E., agent, Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada, Shanghai

Bordier, P., Compagnie Franco-Asiatique, Haiphong

Bordwell,

Borges, A.P. Yi, H.,.manager,

vice-consulLumber dept., Robert

for Portugal, Dollar Co., Shanghai

Singapore

Borghj, L., chancellor, Italian Consulate, Shanghai

Borioni, YJ., sighs per pro., Olivier-Chine. Tientsin

. Borneman, Q. L . mar., Caldbeck, Macgregor ck Co., Ld., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

fBorodaewsky, B. de, local mgr., Cl© Franco-Amerioaine cl’Assurances, S’hai.

‘.Borras,

Borrows,A. G, W. harhpur master; Borrows

S., principal, Chinese Maritime Custdms, Kongmopn

Cp., Tientsin

fBorup, T., accountant. East Asiatic Co., Ld., Bangkok

[iBory, A., cashier, Banque de I’liidochine, Tientsin

,Bosch, D. M. E., consul-general for Spain, Manila

tBosch, H., acting partner, Ahrens Co., Nachf, H., Tokyo

Boschen,

Bosker, W. W., L-,assist;, L. H.executive

seniqr Smith &engineer,

Co, Chefoo;Selangoy

Boss, E. H., merqhaut. Tientsin ■ ,

Bosse, G., director,, Xohmann & Go., Ld., Singapore

Bosselmann. A., agent. East Asiatic Co.. Ld,. .Hankow

Bosustow, J. C., deputy treasurer, Municipal Council, Shanghai

Botelho, A. A' R., sisms per nro., Bptdho Bros., Hongkong

Botelho, A. G., Botelho Bros., Hankow

Botelho, J. H:, viqe-consul & assessor, Portuguese Consulate, Shanghai

ifBotelho, P. P., Botelho Bros., Hankow

F128 FOREIGN RES'lbE^TS

Botelho, P. V., vice-consul for-Portugal, Honskorig

Boterf, J. le, sous-cl'irect&tir, 'S6^j.et^ d6s ClRients Poftlaiul, Haiphong

Botly, C. W.. Q,, partner^ Botly. fe Co.^ Rerak |

Bottomley,;j J'., architect, Public Works ' d&p't., Hbngkon'g 1

,, ■

Bouchet, Corapagnic; Erancp-^siatiquc.des. Petml'es. Haiphong

Bougon, E. E., agent, Charbonnages clu Tonkin, Hongkong

Bourguesdon, J. de, Cie. do (Jom. etde ijav. d!Exbreine-Qrieiit,.Saigon

Bouianovsky, N. D., manager, B^nque Frai|Co-Asiatique, Ha.roin.

Boulton,

Boulton,F.,S.,accountant.,

assistant, British-Amerinan

T^ikoo I)ockyardTobaoca Cq.,-Ld.,; Peiping

.&liEngineering ,Gq., Hongkong ',f, , ■

Bourgery, C., administrateur (felegue, I’Eneijgie Electrique de Tientsin, T’sin

Bourgery, E., director, L’Energie^Electriquie ;de Tientsin, Tientsin , ,

Bourke, H. .Pt, Jardine, Mnthesori & Co., Ld., Shangjiai

Bourke, J., manager, Burlington-. Hot^l, ,Sb3,ngliai

Bourne,

Bourne,Jr.,MajorA. W.,K.manage^,,Standwrd-Vacuuin

M., deputy commissioner,; Oil Municipal

Co., Singapore

Police, Shanghai

Bourne, M., R. vice president, Manila Trading F Supf^onGo.,'Manila

Bourne, Y. H., assist! treasure®.y Municipal Revenue dept.^-, Shanghai

Bousfield, J. K., assist, manager^-Asiatic Petroleum Co., Hongkong

Bousquie, E., dir., Union FrancOrChinoise de Navigation', Chungking

Boutcher, C. G., parfenfer, Sthrk & McNeilj Penang

Boutourlin, M.S., assist. diStihspr.,- Ohines'e GovernrheUt Halt'Administration^ FooOhovr

Boutron,

Boutross,P.P.L., M.,accountant.

BqutrossTheBros;,

TexaslC6.,.' (Ohinh),‘ Ld., Uttiphong

Shanghai

Bovis, directeur, Transport Matitimes & Fluviaux, Haiphong

Bovo, Cav. Uff. Gogredo, consul for Italy, Bangkok

Bowden, V.. G., managing director,0 A. Camex’on & Co. (China), Ld., Shanghai

Bowen, B., managed, Wm’tfeaway, Laidtaw, & C6., Ld., 'Tientsin

Bowen, B. G., secretary, Cqmgiercial andr .Credit Buffehu,, Shanghai'

Bowen, F. A., gen. mgr., Commex:cial &; Credit Ipformation Bureau, Shanghai

Bowen, G.,G. manager,

Bowen., Bq-weir/ffe v '

Bowen, Dr.H.,J., manager,

Ev, resident.Barlow

supt.,ik Country

Co.,. Sj.qgapqip

Hospital, Shanghai

Bower, A., manager, Palace Hotel, Kowloon

Bower,

Bowern,W.T. IT.,W.,Canadian

managing,Pacific Sth^xnsbipSj

director, Bowern &Ld., Co.,Kobe

Shanghai

Bowers, L. L, manager, Press, Singapore

Bowes-Smith, A. M., broker, Hongkong

Kowker, A.W.,C.div.

Bowling, I.. assist, subsmgtiuger,

mgr. Imperial Dodwell

Chemical & Co., Ld., Hongkong

.Industries,(Chijia), Ld., Hankow,

Bowman, C. B., principal. High School, Malacca

Boxall, M. W. J., reporter, jfiprffy-Glitna -Herald, 1Shanghai

BoyavaJ,

Boyce, 1)..L.,C.,administrateur,

mang. djoeotof. Societe

ImperialThdustrielle. et Commereiale, Hanoi

.Chemical IndtVstriqktChinaX . '.

Ld^. Shanghai

Boyd, Col. S., military,. China Coqimand, . Ilongkang

Boyd, W. R., acting 1st assistant,secretary and,clerk of counciLSecretariat,-Singapore

Boyer, C. H..directeur,

Boyer, HarrisonCompagriie

andr Crqsfield (Borneo),-qe Ld.XSahdakan, B.N. Borneo

Boyers,Ed.,

G. B., acting commissioner, Francaisfe

Post1,OEice, Tfahi^vays,

S.wa'tow Saigqii

Boyes, E., agent auxiliary Bancme FraricO-Ohinhike, Saigbri-

Boyes, G. M., partner, 'Boyes, 'PWsseCT Co., Shanghai

Boyes, W. R., representative, Unite-d' Engrilhers, Ld;,'Singapore

Boynton,J. M.,

Boyol, Rev.assistant,

C. L., secretary, NatiohaVCHristian

Carter, Macy, Council

Tea «fc.Cpffee.Cb., Me., of China, Shanghai

1 Daitotei,"Formosa

Bracken, V. I., chief inspector, Mhqieipal a Health dept., Singapore

Brackho,

Bradbury,Dr.B. E„ W.,oon^ul

supt., for (jerrnany»Tsm^

meatdepft, Dairy Farm, P Ice and Cold Storage Co., Hongkong

Braddell, R. St. John, partner, Braddell Bros., Sipganbre

Bradford^ G.P.P,, W.,"

Bradford, yice:president,

Mttiffii&r, L.Aiileficah

EverpttJfhn.? Hot^koh^

Express Cd.i Inci, The, Shanghai

Bradford. T. F., engineer, Holt’s Wharf, Hongkong

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F129-

liradford, W. R., manager. PInlippine Aerial Taxi Go., Manila

Bradley, G H. G., assistant auditor, Audit'Officje, H^gkohg

Bradney, G. 1\, auditor general, Auilit Office, Sjetahgor, PAl-.S.

Bradsher, L. E., manager,'Southern Leaf Tobacco ,tiu„ Siianghai

Brady, A. A., stock and sharebroker, SWahglvd

Brady, H. W., assist., Hongkong and Sliangliai Banking 'Corporation, Penang

Brady, AVilliaiu C., Lawyer, De Witf, Perkins. & Brady, Manila ,

Braeuer, M., Doitsu Senryo G.omei Kaisha, Kobe

Braga, A, S., chancellor, Portuguese Consulate, Shanghai

I Braga, H., mgr., Hongkong Eiigineerhtg'&.Gonstruction Co., Ld., Hongkong.

Braga, Hon. Mr. J. P., mgr., J. P. Braga printing de])t., Hutjgkong

Braga, Noel, secretary, China Light Co.vand Sandakan Light and Power Go., H’kong.

Braidwood, W. G., secy., China Soaj) Co.', Ld., .Shanghai

II Braine, Brakema,Dr.H.G.L,I.agent,

H., medicabofficeiy Trengg;t

Netherlands Trading Society, Kobe :

Braley,

Brambles,S., B...

sub-manager,

manager,’LyricInternational

Theatro, Savings

Manila Society, Shanghai

i Brameld, Thomas, architect & surveyor, Canton

Bramwell, B. S., director, Metal Box and Printing Industries, Ld., Shanghai

Bramwell, E. K., assist., Warner, Barnes A Co., L.a.« Iloilo

j Bramwell, W. L., manager, Warner, Barnes & Co., Ld., Manila

fi Branagan, Branch, Capt. F. A.,B. assistant,

R., officialHongkong

measurer, and Shanghai Bank, Shanghai

Hongkong

,[ Brand, Fred J., general manager,

Brand, H. S., Brand & Co., Foochpw Whitsons, Ld., Shanghai

[Brand, J., general manager, M. Brand & Sons, Ino„ Tientsin

Brand,

Brander, W. M. S., Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ld., Fopcbow

Brandon, G.C. McP., 3rd magistrate,

V., manager, DistrictLd-,iv Police

E. A. Barbour, MalaccaCourts, Sihgapore '

I Brandt, A. L-, secretary and assist, manager, Brandt it -Rogers, Ld., Shanghai

|i Brandt, Brandt, Capb. G. L., Aall

J., director, principal,

& Co,-, Brandt'A

Qsaka Go.,r Hongkong

Brandt, Wm., managing Hfrector,'Brandt

Brandus. A, W., Netherlands Insurance Office, <( RpgerPj L^h, Shanghai

'Harbin,

i Brandus,"R. P., Netherlands Insurance .Office, Harbin

»f Branson,

Brangwin.V.C.C..H.,analyst,

medicalGovernment

practitioner,Laboratory,

Swa.tow Hongk.o'ng

Brant, R V.,yice-president,

Branwell, district officer, Raub,

Chamber Pahanol Commerce, Manila

I Brasch, F.,"assist., Deutsch Farben, Wafbel & Cipi Shanghai

U Brasier-Creigh,

Brash, R. P., managing Major E.director,

B,, manager.

G. W. Millington,

Wilson & Co.,Ld.,Ld.,Hongkong

Perak

! Braude, Brauns, A.

Eric,N., assist.,

director, Hongkong

Gadelius

c Co., Ld., Co., Ld., Hongkong

Osaka

Brawn, A. O, Inspector of Schools, Education Dept,. Hongkong

Bray field,W.T.C.,H.archivist,

Brayne, G„ principal,

BritishCarmichael

Legation,itBangkokGl^rKe, Hongkong

? Brayshay, S„ Executive Eng.. Survey dept., F. M. S. it S. S.

, Breakspear, O. T., Finance it Commerced I d.,'Shanghai,

Breal, M., French Legation, Bangkok

Brearley, A., Chartered Bank of India, Australia it China, Hongkong

f Bredin, W. H.. agent, Hongkong it Shanghai Banking Corporation, Dairen

1 Breen, C. J., Shanghai Lumber it Coal Co., Shanghai

Breen, J., manager, Frahcd-Asiatique A Lee. Cf>.. Shanghai

{| Breen, M. J.,B. post-master

Brelsford, general, General Post Office,

Ld., Hongkong

Bremach, H.,F., E.engineer,

M. H.Fogden,

Bremach, Brisbane

Tsingtao* .Go!, Singapore

t Bremer, R. T., manager, Connell.Bms. Co., Manila

Bremner, A. A.. Lowe, Bingham it. Mni,thews, Hongkong

' ; | Brenan, Sir J. F., C.M.O., K.B.E., Consul General for Great Britain, Shanghai

Brennan, A. F., distr. mgr., Texas Co., (China), Ld. it vice-consul for Norway, Amoy

! Brennan,

Brennan, C.J., J.,inspector,

vice-consul

PoliceforHeadquarters,

America, Chefop Hongkong

Th

Fiao FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Brent, C. D., manager, Siamese Tin Syndicate, Ld., Hangkok

Breton, R. S., agent, Siam Commercial Bank, Ld., Tung Song branch, Bangkok

Brett, II.J. J.,H.,commercial

Brett, manager,secretary, British Legation,

Siam Commercial Bank,Peiping

Bangkok

Brener, H. W., signs per pro., Melchers

Brener, P, G., chief accountant, Larsen & Trock, Shanghai

Brewer, L., senior inspector, Sanitary dept., Hongkong

Brewin,

Brewster,J. F.L.,T.,moulder, Hongkong and Whampoa Dock

Co.,Co.,

Inc.,LdFoochow

, Kowloon, Hongkong

Brewster-Gow, H.president

G., healthandinspector,

manager. Brewster

health dept,& Municipal Council, Shanghai

Breyer, G. A., agent, Royal Packet Navigation Co., Singapore

Breze, de Dreux, directeur, Banque de ITndochine. Haipiiong

Brias, Antonio, managing director, San Miguel Brewery, Inc., Manila

Bridger,H.H.V.,L,director,

Bridge, accountant,Pottinger ik Co., TientsinCo., Shanghai

Forster-McClellan

Bridges, H., managing director, Steel Drums, Ld., Shanghai :

Brierley, -I. W., sub-manager,

Briggs, J. R., National City Bank China Engineers,

of NewLd.,York,

Shaiigha

Shanghai

Brighouse, S„ solicitor, Tilleke & Gibbons,

Bright, J., director, Dupire Morrell, Ld., Singapore Bangkok

Brightel,

Brill, J., manager, Esso Co., Shanghai

Brimo,R.,A.,partner,

Brimo

Co., Manila

Brinkman, F. L., manager, Sluyters & Co., Sourabaya

Brisbane, D. A., c.a., White, Page ife Co., Manila

Brisbane,

Brisk, A. W., D. W., proprietor,

proprietor, Fogden, Brisbane

Anglo-Swiss Watch Co.,& Co., Singapore

Singapore

Brisk, M.. proprietor,

Brisk, S. H.C„ H.,

assist., Brisk

Canadian & Co.,

PacificSingapore

Steamships, Ld., Yokohama

Bristow, Consul for Great Britain, Newchwang

Brito, F. de Paula, consul-eeneral for Portugal, Shanghai

Broad, P.,

Broadbent, 3rd secretary, British Embassy, Tokyo

Broadbridge,C.F.B..A.,signs p.p.,John

assist., Butterfield & Swire,& Co.,

D. Hutchison Changsha

Hongkong

Broadfoot,

Broakenhielm. Rev.C.,T. manager,

A., secretary.

A. L.United Church of Canada Mission, Kongmoon

Gran, Hongkong

Brockurst,

Brockmann,G.M.V..N„ manager, Singleton, Benda & Co., Yokohama

Brockwell, B.,Union Brewery

headmaster, Co., Shanghai

Geylang English School, Singapore

Brodie,

Brodie, W. F„ secretary, Mansfield ife Co.,Insurance

E. A., actg. branch mgr., Union Society of Canton, Ld., Canton

Ld., Singapore

Brodie, Dr. W. H., acting health officer. Municipality, Penang

Broekert, A. W. de, Netherlands Harbour Works Co., Hongkong

Brondal, A., mgr., East Asiatic Co, Ld., Shanghai

Brondgeest,

Broodbank. A.C„ J.supt. engineer,

B., agent. StatePeining

Bank Electric

of NorthCo., Peiping

Borneo, Jesselton, B. N, B.

Broodie,

Brook, E., W. F.,

mgr., secretary,

Economic Straits

TraiisportSteamship

& Co.,

Lighter Ld.,

Co., Singapore

Ld., Shanghai

Brook, J., assist.. Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Hongkong

Brooke, His

Brooke, Highness Sir

His Highness Bertram

CharlesW.,Vyner,

Tuan Muda

Rajah ofof Sarawak,

Sarawak Sarawak

Brooke, H. W., manager, Connell

Brooke, J. T. W., Davies

Brookhart, C. E., commercial attache, U. S, Legation, Bangkok

Brookman, J., manager, Feltman Bros., Manila

Brooks,

Brooks, E.G. S.R.,C.,secretary,

solicitor,Siam

Hastings

Steam& Packet

Co., Hongkong

Co., Bangkok

Brooks, H. T.. superintendent. Fire Bridge, Hongkong

Brooks,

Brooksbank,O. F., assist., Standard-Vacuum

A., ovej*seer. Public Works Oil Co.,

departmentTientsin

Broom, W„ shift charge engineer, Shanghai Power Co.,Hongkong

Shanghai

Brooy, C. H. La, managing director, J. H. Saunders A.Co., Peuik

Brostedt, A., general traffic agent, Canadian National Railways, Hongkong

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS El 31

Brouwer, J. R., actg. agent, Netherlandsche Handel-Maatschappij N. V., Hongkong

Browett, H., solicitor, Shanghai

Brown, A. K., land officer, Land dept., Sarawak

Brown,

Brown, A.A. S,

P., partner,

director ofBrown,sales, Phillips

E. I. du&Pont de Nemours

Stewart Jpoh, Perak

Brown, A. W., mgr., Lane, Crawford, Ld., Hongkong

Brown. B. H., assist., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Manila

Brown, C. B., manager, Standard-Vacuum, Oil Co., Dairen

Brown,

Brown, C.C. R.,

B., assist.,

partner,Brown,Linstead & Davis,

Phillips & Stewart, Hongkong

Ipoh, Perak

Brown, D. A. M., managing director, Penang Gazette Press, Penang

Brown, D. C., vice-consul for Gt.

Brown, E. A., Brown & Co., E. A., Singapore Britain i f c mgr., Smith, Bell & Co., Ltd., Legaspi, P. L

Brown, E. G., district engineer, F.M.S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Brown, F. J , assist., Canadian Pacific Railway Co. Hongkong

Brown, F. W., assist., Standard Vacuum Oil Co'., Yokohama

Brown, Capt. F. L, engineer, Hongkong Electric Co., Hongkong

Brown, G. B. B., Loxley Co., Hongkong

Brown, G.E.E.,H.,assist.,

Brown, Taikoo Sugar Refining

British-American: TobaccoCo.,Co.,Ld.,Ld., Hongkong

Shanghai

Brown, H. W., Palmer & Turner, Shanghai

Brown, H. W., assist., Dodwell & Co., Hongkong

Brown, J., secretary, Malcolm & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Brown, J.J. A.,

Brown, C., river officer, Chinese

boilermaker, HongkongMaritime

ik Whampoa Customs,DockHankow

Co., Ld., Hongkong

Brown, J. F., c.a., chartered accountant, Fleming & Williamson, Manila

Brown, J. G., partner, A. A. Anthony & Co., Penang "l-

Brown,

Brown, J. M.,

M., Buick sales mgr., General Motors Japan,Co.Ld.,of Canada,

Osaka

Brown, J.J. W., resident secretary,

revenue officer, Sun Life

Imports and Assurance

Exports Office, HongkongSingapore

Brown, J. Warner, manager. American Oriental Corporation, Shanghai

Brown, K. J., manager, Yorkshire Insurance Co.. Ld., Tokyo

Brown, Merton H., general manager, Thornycroft, Ld., Singapore

Brown, N. A., chartered accountant, Seth, Turner & Co., Shanghai

Brown, N. S.,

Brown, P., salesdirector,

manager, Butterfield

Wallace &Harper

Swire,VShanghai

Co., Hongkong

Brown, P. B., director. Rising Sun Petroleum

Brown, P. H., assist, mechanical officer, Government Co., Ld.,FireYokohama

Brigade, Hongkong

Brown, R. A., Butterfield & Swire, Hankow

Brown, R., accountant, Yangtsze Rapid S.S. Co., Shanghai

Brown, R.R.B.,D.,assist.,

Brown, Dairy Farm,National

sub.-account., Ice & ColdCityStorageBankCo., Hongkong

of New York, Cebu

Brown, R.Dr.J.R.W.,E.,signs

Brown, supt.,perWuhupro.,General

Lyall V Hospital, Wuhu

Evatt, Singapore

Brown, R.S.,W.,Russell

Brown, accountant.

& Co.,Straits Trading

J. A., Selangor Co., Ld., Penang

Brown, V. H., assist., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Sendai. Yokohama

Brown,

Brown, W.,

W., assist., Taikoo Dockyard

joiner, Hongkong and Engineering

and Whampoa Dock Co.,Co., Hongkong

Kowloon, Hongkong

Brown, W., professor of mathematics, Hongkong University, Hongkong

Brown, W., Goeke & Co., A., Hongkorg

Brown, W. G.D., G.,assist.,

Brown, W. L. Mopre

sub-acct., & Co., Ld.,

Chartered BankShanghai

of India, Australia and China, Tientsin

Brown, W. H, director, Bureau of Scienee.Manila

Brown, W. H., mgr., Catering dept., Hk. & Shanghai Hotel Ld., Hongkong

Brown, W. W..1., J.,

Brown, jr. accountant.

assist., ChinaChinaLight

Light& &Power PowerCo.Co.(1918),

(1918),Ld.,Ld.,Hongkong

Hongkong

Brown, W. M., solicitor, Hastings

Brown,

Browne,W.H. Russell, consul

D., Asiatic general Co.,

Petroleum for Great

Hongkong Britain, Hankow

Brownell,

Browning,H.H.C.,A.,prof,

assist.,of history,

Hongkong Lingnan

& Shanghai University,

Banking Canton

Corpn., Hongkong

Brownley, J., sub-acct, National City Bank of New York, Manila

*F5

E132, FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Bruce, G. C., supt;., Shanghai Evening Pott and Afermrif, Shanghai

Bruce, M. W., manager, Calico Printers’ Association, Ld., Shanghai

Bruce, R., agent, Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, Yokohama

Bruder, F. F., assist, secy., Shanghai Telephone Co., Shanghai

Bruins, J. H., consul for U.S.A., Singapore

Brumby, A. It., supervisor, Eastern Extension Telegraph Co., Hongkong

Brummer, G. E. H. J., section chief, Netherlands Harbour Works Co., M'den.

Brumwell, W. K. assist, overseer, H’kong Land Investment »fc Agency Co., Ltd., H’kong

Bruneel, sous-agent,

Brunger,Glen., assist.,Messageries

T, W.,American Netherlands Maritimes,Commercial

Saigon Bank, Hongkong

Bruner, vice-consul India

and in charge of Danish interest, Nagasaki

Bt aner, >L,

Brunet, A., manager,

agent general,L. OgKastro

CompagnieetCie.,

desSaigon

Chargeurs Reunis, Saigon

Brutton,

Bruun, G.managing

K. Hall, principal, G. K. Hall Brutton k, Co..Ld.,Hongkong

Bryan, A.J., E., director,Columbia

vice-president, Menam Motor Boat Co.,

Gramophone BangkokTokyo

Co. of Japan,

Bryan, J. J., executive engineer, Public. Works dept., Johore

Bryan, P. A., representative, Goodyear Tire & Rubber Export Co., Shanghai

Bryant, G. W., supt. of Prisons, Selangor

Bryden, E. M., cliartered accountant, Lowe, Bingham & Matthews, Hongkong

Bryden,

Bryden, S.W.W.,B., supt.,

acct., (Mackenzie

Sassoon Banking Rd. Pumping

Co., Ld.,Station),;

ShanghaiMunicipal Water dept., S’pore

Brydon, W., proprietor, Yangtse Hotel, and manager, Brydon & Co., Nanking

Bryner, F. J., managing

Bryner, partner, Bryner & Co., Dairen

Bryner, L.Leonide,

C., signpartner,

per pro.,Bryner

Bryner& &Co.,Co.,Harbin

Vladivostock

Bryning, H. E. W\, resdt. repres., Jolmson and Phillips, LR., (Londph), Ipoh, Pendc

Bryson,

Bryson, K.H. M.,

P., secretary

secretary,toMackenzie

British Resident,

ife Co. Ld.,Negri Sembilan

Shanghai

Buchan,

Buchan, A. J., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Australia

Ipoh, Perak ■

Buchan, D., assist., Hongkong

R., partner; and Shanghai Banking Corporation,

Allan N Buchah,:Shanghai

Buchan, R. S., director, ‘ Burkhardt, Rue hah & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Buchanan, D., assist., American Express Cow, Inc., Hongkong

Buchanan,

Buchanan, G.H. L., D., chief warder,

surveyor, PrisonRegister

Lloyd’s Dept., ofLaiShipping,

Chi Kok,Nagasaki

Kowloon

Buchanan, W. G., signs per. pro., William. Jacks & Co., (Malaya), Ld., Selangor

Buchnan, 11,, partner, Burhardt, Buchnan

Buck, K. G., Agency of the East Asiatic, iCo., LcL, Dairen

Buck, Th., president, Deutsche yereinigung. 'Tsingtao

Buckberrough, W. R., agent, Canadian Pacific S.S. Ld., Kobe

Buckle, A.R.C..W.,secretary,

Buckley, Kennedy,Bank

mgr., Chartered Burkill

of India, Ld., &Penang

Chipa, Singapore

Buckley, T. A., partner, Cathay Insurance

Bucknall, E. H., proprietor. Star Ginseng Co., Foochow Office,; Shanghai

Bucknell,

Budge, C.,A.soleC.,repres.,

harbourBondien’s

master,' Klahg. Service, Kobe■ ,

World Selapgor

Buehner, W., assist., Robertson, Wilson

Buencamino, V., dir., Bureau of Animal Industry, k Co., Ld., Manila

Hongkopg

Buenting, Q., manager,

Bues, F. H.W.,(1,engineer-in E. J. King & Co., Kobe

change, A!k.E.Co.,G.Singapore

ChinaElec^ic Co., Cantdh

Bugbee, director, Goodrich

Bugge, O. L., Peninsular & Oriental Steam Navigation Co., Singapore

Buggy, W. J., assist., Taihbo Dockyard and Engineering Co., Hongkong

Buick,

Bi lr'ord,DtE' C., advertising;

H., partner, A. A.mgr., Shanghai

Anthony Evening Post &, Mercury, Shanghai

& Co., Penang.

Bulkeley. W. L., sub-aoct.. National Citv Bank of New York, Manila

Bull, W.

Bull, H. B..,

R..J..district

manae'er, judge. Civil District

Sun Insurance Court,

Office. Singapore

Tokyo

Buller, W. senior revenue officer; Import

Bulling, A. E.. prop., A. E., Bulling & Co’, Tientsin and Export Office, Hongkong

Bullmore, R. R... controller,. Fast and Telegraph dept., Perak

Bumann, F.; Deutsche Farben Handelsges. Waibel & Co., Hongkong

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F133

Bunbury, H. L. A., manager, Australian Traders Agency, Hongkong

Buncio, D., Dy Buncio '& Co., Inc., Manila

Bundred, J. W., partner, Goddard & Douglas, Hpngkong,

Bungey, A. P., manager, Keystone Tobacco Co., Ld., Dairen

Bunje,

Bunje, F., medical practitioner, Allan, Sti;aha,ri and Hongjvong

Kirk, Hongkong

Bunten,H.W.,F.,manager,

assistant, Asiatic Petroleum

Siemens-Schuckert Co., Ld.,

Denki Kabusbiki Kaisba, Tokyo

Bunting, A., manager, li. E. Kerry tfe Co.,,Kobe

Burch, F. It., assist., Hongkong and Shanghai1 Bank, Hongkong

Burch,

Burden, R.F.,J.,mgr.,

secretary,

SungisS.Ragan

Mout-rie‘

Rubber Qo.,Co., Ld.,'Shanghai

Burden, H. W., supervisor, Cmmnercial PacificLd.,Cable

Singapore

Co.,'Manila

Burfitt, L. M., agent, Butterfield & Swire,

Burgas, R., assist, Warner Barnes tfc 'Co., Ld,, Iloilo Hankow

Burgers, H. A., manager, insular Sugar Retiriing. Corporation, Manila

Burgess,

Burgess, Dr.C., general manager,

R. C., senior healthShanghai Electric Construction

officer, Medical'dept., Kedah Co., Ld,, Shanghai

Burgess, W. T., Insurance, Co. of North America, Shanghai-

Burke,

Burke, C.G. P.,

L., advocate,

vice-consulJohn Cdrrip'h'fellFoochow

for America, ife Ch.V Ld., Singapore

Burke, T., chief inspector of Police,'Selangor

Burkhardt, H., partner, Jaeger & Co., Singapore

Burkill, A.C. R.,

Burkill, W:,inhrchant,

merchant, A.A. R.Burkill

1L Burk ill&

e Sons, Shanghai

Burling,

Buriingham, W. J.,D.,cashier, Hongkong

divisional and Shanghai

supt., Central Hotels, Ld.,

Police Station, Hongkong

Hongkong

Burmeister, E., signs per pro., Mee-Yeh Handels Cornpagnie, Shanghai

Burn, A.Q. C.,

Burn, A., managing

assist., Harrydirector, Representation

Vvicking for British Manufacturers, Ld., Hankow

efe. Co.,-Ld.,Hongkong

Burn, S. J., representing Thus. G. Hill & Co., Shanghai

Burne, R. M., assist., Rising;Sun Petroleum. Co , Ld., Tokyo

Burne, Dr. T. W. H., senior surgeon, District Hospital, Ipoh, Perak

Bumeti, .0.Dy.C.,E.China

Burnham, Mail,

resident Hongkong

manager,, Pampanga • Sugar Mills, Manila

Burns,

- C. N. S. assist.,’VYatson & Co.,’Edi, Hongkong

Bm

Burnsu£, N F \! , manager, Sungei Buaja (Sumatia) RubRcr Co., Ld.r Galahg, Sumatra.

Burns, B.,W. partner,

S., managing Evattdirector,

Shanghai Dock and Engineering Co., Ld,, ' Shanghai

Burr, F. W. M., executive engineer, B.W.D , Benang . , ,

Bugrell,,]7F.., assist.

BurroWs, Butterfield &director,

D., representative Swire, Hongkong(popper

Butsley,

Burspn, A.

H., J., Asiatic

assistant, Petroieum

Lane, CoMSduth

Crawford, China); Ld., Hongkong

Ld.,Hongkong

Burt, Jus', gtenl. mgr. Pure Cane Molasses Co. (P. I.) Inc.; Manila

Burton, Dr. C. H, dental surgeon, Hongkong

Burton, J. R, inanaging'proprietor, Estate and Hospital SupplyAgency, Selangor

Burtt, A. W., Government Analyst, Singapore

Bush,

Bush, E.J, D,inanager,

manager, BushBush ik 'Ep-, Go,

Chemical tlongkong Manila

I Buskirk,

Busse, Dr. J. D. van, vice-president,

Bhssiere,W„Dr, partner, O. H.medical,

CohSeillpr Anz & Co, French aetg.

Legation. for Netherlands,

Pnping Cfiefoo

j Bussmann, Walter, Doitsu Senryo Gornei Kaisha. Tokyo

| Butchart, G, assist., .Asiatic. Petroleum Co. (North China), Ld, Shanghai

;| Butcher,

Butcher, R.J. D, G, manager, The inspector,

district river HongkongChinese ElectricMaritime

Co, Ld,-Hongkong

Customs, Ydchow

| Butcher, W, assist. Strong & Co, Kobe

t' Rutland, K. E, district manager,

Butler, B, agent, Everett, Inc, Manila The Texas Co. (China), Ld, Harbin

Butler, B. G, attorney, Standard-Vacuum

Butler, C. H, manager, Butler & Co,,Shanghai Oil Co, Hongkong

Butler,

Butler, Rj-jSuptv

E. D, partner,.eng-ineen 'Blue Anderson,

Gibson,. Funnel Line, Holt’s& Co,

Butler Wharf, Hongkong

Selangor ,1 >

F134 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Butler, E. O., assistant, Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld., Hongkong

Butler, I. D., Standard-Vocuum Oil Co., Tsinan

Butler, Dr. L. E., medical practitioner, Tokyo

Butler, R. C., assist., Hongkong Electric Co., Hongkong

Butler, T. H., manager, Caldbeck, Macgregor A Co., Tientsin

Butlin, S. T., partner, Linstead & Davis, Hongkong

Butrick, R. P., consul for U.S.A., Shanghai

Butter, W., agent

Butterfield, H. M.,forexecutive

Signodeengineer,

Steel Strapping

P.W.D., Co., Singapore

Kedah

Butterfield, H. S., Arnhold & Co., Ld., Hankow

Butterfield, VV. A., supt. engineer, Asiatic Petroleum Co., Ld., Hongkong

Butters, H. R.,' Colonial Secretary’s Office, Hongkong

Buttler, A., manager, A.E.G. China Electric Co., Mukden

Buttmanm, R., Consul, for Germany, Yokohama

Button, F. J., senior executive engineer, P.W.D., Johore Bahru, Johore

Buttress, E. F., A.,

Butts, Halleck, engineer, P.W.D.,attache,

commercial HongkongU.S.A. Embassy, Tokyo

Buxbaum, C. H., managing

Buxton, H.A.T.,S.,manager, director, Hospital Supply Co., Tokyo

Buyanow, manager,VV.Babcock

A. Hannibal & Co.,Tientsin

Buyers,

Buyers, G.W. A.,N.,chartered acct.,Insurance

assist., Union Thomson Society

& Co., Tientsin

of Canton, Ld., Hongkong

Byatt, A. R., manager, Solignum, Ld., Selangor

Byrd, C. F., assist., Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corpn., Shanghai

Byrd,

Byrne,H.,E.Standard-Vacuum

G., broker, Lovatt Oil Co., Manila Hankow

& Byrne,

Byrne, G. T., professor of chemistry, University, Hongkong

Byrne, J., supervisor, Government Monopolies Department, Singapore

Cacase,

Cacho, L.J.,R.,civil

repres., D. Gestetner

engineer, Cacho(Eastern) Ld., Bangkok

and Hidalgo, Manila

Cacho, J., manager, “Germania” Cacho Hermanos, Manila

Cacrio, C. proprietor, National Iron Works, Manila

Cadbury, Dr. W. W., College physician, Lingnan University, Canton

Cader, T. A., partner, Cader, Doray & Co., Kobe

Cadiere, G., Societe des Ciments Portland Artificiels des Plndo-Chine, Haiphong

Cadogan, Hon. Sir Alexander, British Minister to China, Peiping

Cadol, A., consul for France, Swatow

Cahusac, A. F., Patent Attorney, Tokyo

Cahusac, B. W., secty., Sun Life; Ass. Co. of Canada & Consular Agent, Kyushu

Cahusac, E. B., branch secretary, Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada, Osaka

Cain, R. H., assist., Wm. Powell, Ld., Hongkong

Cairncross,

Cairns, A., J.,assist.,

agent,Hongkong

Chartered and BankShanghai

of India, Australia

Banking and China, Bangkok

Corporation, Johore

Cairns, D. G., boarding officer, Harbour dept., Hongkong

Caldecott, Hon. Mr. A., colonial secretary,. Colonial Gover iment,

Calder, A. B., assistant, Shanghai Electric Construction C>., Ld., Shanghai Singapore

Oalder,

Calder, H.J., A.,commissioner,

Lowe, Bingham Land& Office,

Matthews,

BatuShanghai

Pahat, Johore

Calder, W. J. P.. manager, Du Pont de Ne-nours Co., Ld., Shanghai

Caldicott, K. C., senior dist. engr., F.M.S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Caldwell, H. L., Lingnan University, Canton

Caldwell,

Galhoun, J.,A.assist., Hongkong & Shanghai

D., sub-manager, National Banking

City Bank Corp.,of Kobe

New York, Shanghai

Gallant, A., sub-accountant, Banque Beige pour 1’Etranger, Shanghai

Callaway, C., manager, Philippine Refining Co., Manila

Oallet,

Caiman,H,A. Societe desHongkong

M., asst., Ciments Portland

& WhampoaArtificiels de 1’Indo-Chine,

(Dock Co., Ld., Kowloon,Haiphong

H’kong

Calthrop, L. H. C., assistant superintendent, Police Headquarters, Hongkong

Calvert, Col. E., assistant quartermaster, U.S. Army, Manila

Calvert,

Calvert,H.J.M.,D.,actg. contr. of Govt.Export

International Monopolies

Co., &iLd.,Shipping

Hankow Master, Sarawak

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F135

Calvo, Rev. M., vice-director, iSt. Joseph’s. Seminary, Foochow

Camaly, G., vice-consul for France, Kobe

Camatta, R., Chinese Maritime Customs, Hankow

Cameron, A. G., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, Haiphong

Cameron, A. H., manager, Standard 'J'elephones & Cables, Ld., Singapore

Cameron, A. P. assistant, Hongkong & Shanghai Bank, Mukden

•Cameron,-A.

Cameron, A.R.,T.,assist., Singapore

engineer, Tractiondepartment,

Electricity Co., Ld., Singapore_

Municipality, Singapore

Cameron, Rev. A., Broadcast Tract Press & Faith Orphanage, Changsha

Cameron, D., consul for Great Britain, Canton

Cameron, D. M., assist., Hongkong Rope Manufacturing Co., Ld., Hongkong

Cameron D. W. A., sub-acot., Chartered Bank of India, Austr. a: China, Perak

Cameron, E., assist., United Engineers, Ld., Perak

Cameron,

Cameron, G.Dr.D., I.manager, GuthrieMacaskill

G., partper, & Co., Ld.,& Kuala Lumpur,

Cameron, Selangor

Selangor

Cameron, J. J., engineer, Green Island Cement Co., Hok-Un, Hongkong

Cameron, P. W., assistant, Carroll Bros,, Hongkong

Cameron, R., sub-scct., Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China, Singapore

Cameron, R., c.A., Thomson & Co., Hankow

Cameron, R. E., saleman, Roxor Advertising Co., Hongkong

Cameron, R. V., assist-supt. engineer, Butterfield & Swire, Hongkong

Cameron, W. D., mgr. for Japan, Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada, Tokyo

Cameron, W. G., manager, Victoria Hotel, Canton

Camidge, R. A., sub. mgr., Chartered Bank of India, Aust. and China, Singapore

Caminada, R., signs per pro., S. A. Clerici, Bedoni & Co., Shanghai

Campbell, D., chief engineer, China Merchants Steam Navigation Co., Shanghai

Campbell, D., manager, Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Peiping

Campbell, D., cotton mills dept., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Campbell, D. A., assist., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corp., Singapore

Campbell, E., assist., Lane, Crawford, Ld., Hongkong

Campbell, G. O., waterworks engineer, Public Works dept., Hongkong

Campbell, G. L., mgr., (loss dept.), American Asiatic Underwriters, Shanghai

Campbell, Dr. H. E., Foochow Christian Union Hospital, Foochow

Campbell, H. F., manager, Shewan, Tomes & Co., Canton

Campbell, H. K., secretary, The Chinn Journal, Shanghai

Campbell, I. E., signs per pro., H. B. Campbell, Paints & Painting, S'hai

Campbell, J., assist., Hongkong and Shanghai Bank, Shanghai

Campbell, J. G., engineer, Public Works department, Hongkong

Campbell, J. G., sub-accourttant, British Municipal Council, Tientsin

Campbell, J. L., proprietor, Campbell Co., Singapore

Campbell, John G., partner, John G. Campbell & Co., Singapore

Campbell, K. M., supervisor, Eastern Extension Telegraph Co., Ld., H’Kong

Campbell, P. R., signs per pro.. Henry Waugh & Co., Ld., Singapore

Campbell. R. R., University, Hongkong

Campbell, R. S., secretary, Haiho Conservancy Commission, Tientsin

Campbell, W. M., shipping dept., Harrisons & Crosfield, Ld., Sumatra

Campbell, W. W., agent, Pacific Commercial Co., Kobe

Campbell, W. W.. assist., Hongkong & Shanghai Bank, Kobe

Campbell, W. W., Panama Mail Steamship Co., Kobe

Candolle, F. de, agent, Etablissements Brossard Mopin, Singapore

Canne, H. D., manager, De Javasche Bank, Koetaradja, Sumatra

Canney, J. S., assist., Taikoo Sugar Refining Co., Hongkong

Canning, J. R., assist. S. Moutrie & Co., Ld., Hongkong

Canning, L. E. director, Shanghai Waterworks Ce., Ltd, Shanghai

Canning, T. S., manager, Tabaqueria Filipina. Shanghai

Cannon, A. S., manager, Japan Advertiser, Kobe

Cannon, W. J., manager, China Import and Export Lumber Co., Tsingtao

Cantley, W., sub-manager, Chartered Bank of India, Kobe

Capel,

Capell,A.R.R., S.,supervisor,

assist., Government Monopolies

General Electric Co. ofDepartment. Singapore

China, Ld., Hongkong

Caplan, A. L., manager, Fox Film Fed. Inc., Hongkong

F136 FOUFIOX RESIDENTS

Cappelen, J. M., L. H., Smith & Co;, Chefeo

C'arbormoll, B., mamager, Dodge & iSeymour, Ld., Hongkong ’

Cardeillac, P., sub-manager, Banqufe de PIndo-chine, Shanghai

Carduner, M. 4e", difeete^r/ Ba,nque de Flndo-di'ipfe, Pompenh, Saigon:

Oaretti, E., seePetai'y, Directorate General of Posts, Shanghai

Carey, A. E., sub-inspector, Secretariat for Chinese Affairs, Hongkong

Carey, P. T., resident director, China Electric Co., Ld., Gan,ton

Carlos,, A., controleur, Banqiioe de Plpdo-Chine, Haiphong

Carlson, E. M., manager, Comes & Co-, Yokohama

Carlson, N. Y., accountant; Robert Dollar Co., Manila

Carman, P. D., managing, partner, P. D. Carman «te Co.. Ltd.; Manila

Carmelo, A., president, Carjnelo & Baulermann, Manila

Carmichael,

Carmo, F., D.,accountant,

manager, Dunlop

HankowRubber LightC04& (F.E.),

PowerLd.,Co.,Manila

HankOw

Carmona, V., chairman, Philippine National Bank, Manila

Carnac, P. R,., assistant, Green Island Cemexit Co., Hongkong

Camer, J. P., Andersen, Meyer & Co., Ld., Hongkong

Carney, J.C.E.A.,

Carney, clerical othcer

W., assistant generalBritish

manager,Consulate,.I unn, mu Oil Go,, ghanghai

Standard-Vacuum

Carpenter, B. K., agent,,Robert Dollar

Carpenter, F. G., district .officer, Miri, Sarawak Co.,. Canton

Carr, F. W., manager, Bankoku Toryo Seizosho, Kobe

Carr, G. W., assist., Dodvviell & Co., Ld., Hongkong

Carr, John, assist, manager, York Shipley, Inc., .Shanghai -

Carrie, \V, J., Head,of Sanitary Dept., Hongkong

Carriere, J. D., managier, Jaya-China-Japan Lijn, Shanghai,

Carroll, A. H., broker, Carroll Bros., Hongkong

Carroll, E. C., partner, Carroll Bros. & Co., Kobe

Carroll, R. A., Carroll Bros., Hongkong

Carroll, R. J., partner, Carroll Brothers & Co., Kobe

Carroll, R. S., senior executive engine r, Public Works dept., Johore

Carroll, W. J., broker, Qarrqll Bros,, Hongkong

Carson,

Carson,A.,A.director,

B-, c.a.,Siapi SteamPage

White, Racket Co., Ld.,

& Co., The, Bangkok

Manila

Carson,

Carson, W. L, supt., British Cigarette Co., Ld.,Ld.,Mukden

L. M.,-district manager, Texas Co., (China), Mukden

Carter, B. S., assist., Hongkong and Shanghai Bank, .Maui a

Carter, E.^S,, engineer, Public Works dept., Hongkong

Carter, J. C., consul for America, Dairen

Carter, L.. mgr., Eastern Extension, Aust. & China Telegraph Go'., Ld.,, Hongkong

Cartner.

Cartwright, J., secretary, Metal BoxSt.andHelen’s

E. R., director, PrintingCourt,

Induesries, Ltd.. Shanghai

Ld., Singapore

Cartwright, G. J. H., manager, Cobb & Go., Perak

Casas, P., manager, Pilipinas Comparia da Seguro, Manila

Casati,

Case, E.A;,»J.,commissioner, .Chinese MaritimeTobacco

manager, British-American Oustomsi,

Co.,Kongmpon-

Ld., Singapore

Case, E. L., manager. Struts Tru.' i mg Co.,

Case, H. E., assist, general managep, Yangtze Rapid SIS,Ld-, Singapore . Co.; .Ichang •

Case, W. H., supt., Trade & Customs,, Seremban

Caseley, J. R.,..pivil engineering dept., Fogden, Brisbane.,& Cp,, Singapore

Casey,

Casselle,E., sole partner, Casey & Co., CheExportfoe Cq., iRd.', Hankqw’

Cassels, A.J. M.,E., agent,

accbuntant,

CharteredInternational

Bank of India, Australia and China, Medari .

Casseville,

Cassidy, P. H.,

S., eommaridant,

partner, J. 1). French

Hutchison Legation,

& Co-, Peiping

Hongkong . .. ' <

Castellain, Dr. J. Q., Health officer, F.M.8, Railways, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor _

Castellano, M., signs por prb., Compagnia Italiana d’Estreine Oriente, Shanghai

Castillo. J. T. del., Ker & Co., Ld., Manila

Castle, F. S., manager,

Castle, supt., Rutinymede Hotel Ld;, Penang (fc Godown Gok' Ld., ^Eopgkong;..

Castle, T.G.,NT.cargo

, manager, Hongkong

Whiteaway,andLaidlawKowlopnWha,rf

ik 'CO., Ld., Singapofd-

 F-OREIQN RESIDENTS El37

Castro, F. X. D’Almadae, solieito.i,',.Hongkong

Castro, Leo d’Almada, e,, solicitor, Hongkong

Castro, Leo dAim ad a e, jr., barrister, Hongkong

Cate, G. L. ten B., sub accountant,. Netherlands Trading Society, Hongkong

Cate, L. H. ten Bruggen, manager, Bendien’s World Service, Shanghai

Cathala, R., Societe des Ciments Portland Artificiels de ITndo-Chine, Haiphong

Gathers, H., resident secretary, Manufacturers’ Life Insurances Co., Singapore

Cathie, D.H.C.,J.,traffic

Catling, inspector, KowlooivCanton

sub accountant, Chartered Bank ofRailway,

India, Hongkong u

Catois, F. H., manager, Pathe Orient,, Tientsin. j'], > Australia and China, Kobe

Cator, G. E., British .resident, Perak

Cattand, G., secretary,' French Consulate, Shanghai!

•Catto,

Caudron,A. K., R., managing

Newspaperpartner,

correspondent, Tokyo. Trading Co., Iloijgkong

Franco Juist^m

Caudron, R. M., Postal commr., Post Office, Yunnanfu, , ‘

•Caulton,

Cautherley, G., G.chiefH.,engineer, China Merchants

assist., Hfingkofife Stdam Navigati'

And Shanghai BankingOCorporation,

n Go.,'ShanghaiBangkok

Cavaliere,

Gavanagh, E.M.A.,J., commissioner, Post Office,City.Western

sub-manage!f, National Bahk ofSzecHuen District,

New lofk, ManilaChangtn

Oave-Brown, \E. P., accountant, British American Tobacco Oo., Tientsin

Cave, L. J., assist., Mustard & Co., Ld., Hongkong

Cavell,

Cave, R.R.F.,G., president, Automatic Telephones,Wireless

Ld. of Japan, TokyoCo., Shanghai J

Oavepder, H.works manager,

M., general! Chinese

agent, RobertNational

Dollar Co^, Manila Telegraph

Cavendish, A., registrar, Selangor, E.M.S.

Cavicchioni, Dr. C. A., minister, Italian Legation, Bangkok

Cawley, W. F., passenger agent, Robert' Dollar Co,, Manila

Cecil, L. F., assistant manager, American Express Co., Inc., Shanghai

Celis, A-.-ji mapager, International, General Electric Co., Manila

Cesar, Jacome P. de Bevengg^ir, 2nd segvetary, Brazilian Embassy, (Tokyo

Chabert, L., De^cour,s et Cabaud, Saigon

Chabert, P., assist.,, Cie Franc9-4siatique, des Patroles, Saigon , . ; ;

•Chadani, Y., managing director, Horne Co., Ld., Osaka

Chadderton, N., senior walrler, Municipal Police, Shanghai

Ohaffanjon,

Chaffoy, E. de, L. J.,manager,

merchant, Haiphong

Orient Tobacco Manufactory, Hongkong .

Chalhoub, Emile, Chamoub & director,

Chalhoub, Charles, managing Co., Ld., Chalhoub.&

Kobe Co;, Ld., Kobe

Chalhoub, Rene, Chalhoub Co., Ld., Kobe ‘ ^

Chalhotib,

Challinor, R.Theodore, Chalhoub

H., Imperial & Co.,Industries

Chemical Ld., Kobe(China), Ld,, Hongkong .

Chalnaers, J.J. McRae;

Chalmers, C., assist.,uigf-v

Taikoo Dockyard

Maynard & Co.,andLtd.,

Engineering

SingaporeGo., Hongkong

Chambard, R., vice consul for France, Hankow

Chamberlain,

Chamberlain, C. B., consul for U.S.A., Hankow

Chamberlin, B.L.E.,W.,dir.sub-manager, National

and accountant, JapanCitySteel

BankProducts

of NewGog

York,Ld.,Osaka

Tokyo

Chambers, A. N., assist., Jardinej Matheson,

Chambers, B. L, general manager, United Engineers, Ld,, Singapore

Chambers, E.G. E.,

Chambers, C., manager, Chartered Bank

assist, commissioner of India,

of public health,Australia

MunicipalandCouncil,

China, Shanghai

Penang .

Chambrs, H. B., vicekpres. and treasurer,' Guttridge & Chambers Inc., Manila,

Chambers, Dr. IV. M., chief medical officer, Penang

Chambon, A., vice-consul for France, Harbin

Champanhet,

Champeaux, S.A.,de,directeur, Est Asiatique

sub-manager, BanqueFrancais, Saigon Hongkong -

de LTndochine,

Champeix, L., manager, Soe. Indochinoise de Commerce, Saigon

Champkin, C., Broker, Hongkong

Champness, J. L., assist, mgr., Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society Ld., Singapore

Champoud,

Chanbona, Simon M., manager. Nestle Tong

A., vice-pres., & Anglo-Swiss CondensedManila

Hong Trading-Co., Milk Co., Kobe

Chancellor, C., general manager, Reuter’s, Ld., Shanghai

Chand, Dr. N., assist, surgeon, medical dept;, Sarawak

Fl38 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Chander, A. 0., commissioner, Municipality, Singapore

Chandler, D. J., assist., China General Omnibus Co., Ld., Shanghai

Chandler, Rev. H. E., American Presbyterian Mission, Tsingtao

Chandler, T. W., General Electric Co. (China), Ld., Shanghai

Chandless,

Chandran, R. EL, barrister-at-law,

manager, Anglo-American Export Co., Tientsin

Chapeaux, L.M.,R.,director, International Rogers & Son,

Savings Malacca

Society, Shanghai

Chapelain, A. M., postal commissioner, Post Office, Shanghai

Chapman, A., cost clerk, Butterfield & Swire, Hongkong

Chapman, C. L., partner, Whittall & Co., Klang, Selangor

Chapman, G., Oriental Consolidated Mining' Co., Tabowei, Chosen

Chapman,

Chapman, H. J. H„A., consul

director, Helm Bros.,

for America, TokyoLd., Yokohama

Chapman, W. M., works supt., Haiho Conservancy Commission, Tientsin

Chapman, W. S., manager, Steel Bros. Co., Bangkok

Chappin, Y., assist, manager, Associated Products Co. Foochow

Charet, S., adv. manager, Far Eastern Review, Shanghai

Charles, R. EL, manager, Roxor Advertising Co., Hongkong

Charles,

Charleux,T.,G.architect

J., manager, and International

surveryor, Peiping Savings Society, Harbin

Chariot, E., president, Fonciere et Immobilitre de Chine, Shangha

Charlton, J. G., assist, surveyor,

Charlton, W. D., acting assist, auditor general, Harbour Department., Hongkong

Audit dept., Selango

Charlwood, E. C. H., manager, Adamson,

Charrier, E., director, Union Franco-Chinoise de Navigation,Gilfillan Co., and consul for Sweden, S’pore-

Chungking

Chase,

Chase, A. S., consul for United States, Mukden

Chassels,C. R., per assistant,

T. R., pro., The Chase

ButterfieldBank,

c Swire, Hongkong

Ohasey, Lt.-Col. L. C., executive engineer, Public Works dept., Singapore

Chater, R. W., superintendent, Government Printing Office, Sarawak

Chater, W. J., assist, accountant, Public Works and Railways dept., Sarawak

Chatley,

Chatten, W.H., engineer-in-chief,

H., supt. electric engineer, WhangpooRoyal Conservancy Board, Shanghai

Naval Dockyard, Hongkong

Chaudoin, E. A., manager, International Savings Society, Hankow

Chauvin, Ch., director, Cie Havraise Indochinoise, Saigon

Chayet,

Cheek, M.M.,A.,consul, French Legation,

mgr. director, GoodrichPeiping

& Co., (S. S.) Ld., Singapore

Cheek,

Chelliah, C., assistant surgeon,Co.;Medical

M. C., director, Rice

Shanghai Johore

Chence,

Cheney, G., directeur

S. K., optometrist, general,Hongkong

Societe des Cements

Optical Co., Portland

HongkongArtificiels, Haiphong

Chenu, G., dir. gen., Socffite des Cirnent Portland Artificiels de ITndochine, Haiphong

Cherrill,

Cherry, C.R.R.,I., director,

asssist., Asiatic

BousteadPetroleum Co. Singapore

& Co., Ld., (South China), Ld., Elongkong

Cherry, W. T., supt., Government Printing Office, Singapore

Chesley,

Chettle, A.E.,H.

G.,supt., Filipinas

pro., Lumber Co., Ltd.,

Inc., Thomas,

Manila Singapore

Chevallier, J.,signs

Chevallier, T., general localpermanager,

manager, CookStandard-Vacuum

France Boeki Shokai,OilTokyoCo., Tourane

Chevarria, F. C. E., vice-consul for Spain,

Chevretton, L., directeur, Banque de ITndochine, Shanghai Shanghai

Chiaruttini, Dr. A., manager, Cie Italina d’Estremo, iShanghai

Chichester, A., Rising Sun Petroleum Co., Ld., Tokyo

Chidson, L. H., solicitor, Allen & Gledhill, Singapore

Chijs,

Childe,S. G. F.,secretary,

van der, manager, Japan ImsortLd.,andHongkong

Export Commission Co., Kobe-

Childs, A.E. R.,

H., deputy chief China

clerk,Underwriters,

Shanghai Waterworks Co., Ld., Shanghai

Chilsen, W. G., accountant, The Texas Co., Hankow

Chisholm, Colin J., partner,

Chisholm, J.T. S.,W.,director, Hallam

A. S. Watson & Co., Selangor

& Co.,Kaisha,

Shanghai

Chisholm,

Chisholm, W. R., Toyo

snr. Babcock

warder, Kabushiki

Municipal Police, Yokohama

Shanghai

Chishty, S. M. A. H., managing proprietor, Malaya Film Service, Singapore

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F139

Chittenden, Y., Government Surveyors’ Office, Hongkong

Chittick, W. A., acting gen. mgr., Western Equipment & Supply Co., Manila

Chitty, Xi. A., commissioner, Municipality, Malacca

Ohofre, S., E.,

Chognard, Union Insurance

Descours SocietySaigon

et Cabaud, of Canton, Manila

Chollot, J. M. N., manager, International Savings Society, Canton

Chollot,

Choplin, P.G.,J.,signs

manager, S. A.Banque

per pro., FonciOre et Immobilierepour

Franco-Chinoise de Chine, ShanghaiPeiping

le Commerce,

-Ohotirmall, D. A., proprietor, Chotirmall & Co., K.A.J., Singapore

Choubine, Joel, 1st secretary, Embassy of the Union of Soviet, Tokyo

Chowns, T., warder, Convict Establishment, Taiping, Perak

Chretienne, L. A., Deutsch-Asiatische

Christ, Q., assist., Chinese Maritime Customs,Shanghai Canton .

Christensen, E., partner, Christensen &Bank, Co., and American Flour Co., Hongkong

Christensen, N. O., assist., John Manners & Co., Ld., Hongkong

Christiani, Dr. R., director, Christiani & Nielsen, Bangkok

Christians, J., actg.

Christiansen, H. M.,chancellor, German

consul-general Consulate, Bangkok

for Denmark, Yokohama

Christie, T. L., Chartered Bk. of Ind., Aust. 4 China & vice-cons, for Gt. Britain, Haiphong

Chryss, P., manager, Shanghai Cotton Waste Co., Shanghai

Chryssanthopoulos, P., vice-president and secretary, Viloudaki & Co Shanghai

Chubb, G., assistant, Dodwell 4 Co., Ld., Foochow

Chubb, J., assistant, Dodwell & Co., Ld., Foochow

Chubb, S. F., assist, superintendent engineer, Peak Tramways Co., Ld., Hongkong

Chubbman,

Church, B. H.,F., assistant,

manager, Govt.

RamseyMarine

& Co.,Surveyor’s

Hongkongoffice, Harbour dept., Hongkong

Church, C. E., manager, Federal Dispensary, Ld (Seremban branch), Selangor

Church, C. J., managing director, Advertising and Publicity Bureau, Hongkong

Church, S. W.

Churchill, S., manager, National

F. N., district officer,City BankPahang

Lipis, of New York, Mukden

Churn, S. M., Union Trading Co., Hongkong

Claiborne,T.Lt.M.,H.manager,

Clansen, B., language

Bernam attache, U.S A.Bangkok

Oil Palms, Embassy, Tokyo

Clarence, A.district

D., branch manager, Thedept.,

Japan Advertiser, Yokohama

Clark, A. F., assist., Hongkong and Shanghai BankingBritish

Clark, Dr., surgeon, Medical Beaufort, North Borneo

Corporation, Shanghai

Clark, A. R., chief inspector, Police Headquarters, Hongkong

Clark, Capt. C. D. le Gros, secretary, Secretariat for Chinese Affairs, Sarawak

Clark, Donald, D. Clark, & Co., Port Edward, Weihaiwei

Clark,

Clark, D.

D. E.,

H., partner, John D.Taikoo

chief chemist, Humphreys & Son, Hongkong

Sugar Refining Co., Ld , Hongkong

Clark, E. E., merchant, Lavers & Clark, Port Edward, Weihaiwei

Clark, E. W., accountant, Fogden, Brisbane Co.,

Clark, H., first accountant, The Kailan Mining Administration,Ld., Singapore Tientsin

Clark, H. J., share and general broker, Shanghai

Clark, H. T., inspector of Schools, Education Department, Singapore

Clark, J. A., acting account., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn., Penang

Clark, J. B., vice-consul for America, Shanghai

Clark, J. E. A., assistant accountant, Secretariat, Penang

Clark, J. J., sub-accountant, National City Bank of New York, Osaka

Clark, R.M. F.,M.,assist.,

Clark, excise Taikoo

officer and

Sugarcomr. of Customs

Refining 4 Harbour

Co., Ld., HongkongOffice, Sandakan, B.N.B.

Clark, R. J. B., engineer, Public Works department, Hongkong

Clark, S. W., partner, The Travel Advisers, Shanghai

Clark, T. B., U.S. Consulate, Shanghai

Clark, W. C., assist, manager, Hongkong Telephone Co., Hongkong

Clark, W. G., inspector of stores, Public Works dept,, Hongkong

Clarke, A. E., inspector of works, P.W.D., Hongkong

Clarke, B. A., director, Hopkins, Dunn 4 Co., Shanghai

Clarke,

Clarke, B.C. V.,

A., assist., Hongkong

secy., Raub and Shanghai

Australian Gold MiningBanking Corporation, Harbin

Co., Singapore

Clarke, C. H. G., president, Municipality, Malacca

Clarke, D. H., vice-consul for Great Britain, Mukden

Fa 40 FOREIGN RESIDENTS'

Clarke, F. C., supt., Customs department, Jphore

Clarke, H. H., Surgeon Dentist. Singapore

Clarke, H. P., secretary, Municipality, Malacca

Clarke, J. A., partner, Evatt & Co., Perak

Clarke, W. G., director of criminal in vestigatioti, Municipal Police,'Sfiangliai

Clausen, Dr.

Claudio, J. M.,A.,acting

Cansipit, Inc.,.Manila

manager, Bernam Oil Palms, Ld., Bangkok

Claviez, O. L., manager,Cie. Franco-Asiatique des Petroles, Haiphopg

Clayton, R. J. B;, British adviser,

Clear, A. W., asst, mgr., Hankow Dispensary, Government,Hankow Keiantan and* Trqhgganu

Cleary,1 F. C., mgr., Richard Hudnut, Shanghai

Clegg , A. E., president, Roosevelt Steamship Agency, Inc., Manila

Cleland, D.Capt.

Clements, F.C., G.assist., Hongkong

A., deputy and Shanghai

registrar, Banking Corporation,

Vehicles Department, SingaporePeiping

Clements,

Clements, G. A., supt.

H. F.,G., signs of police, Shamepn

per pro.;.Win. Municipal

Jacks

Co.,Ld., Council,:

Ld.,Singapore

Penang Ca,nton

Clemetson,

Clemo, F. C.,J. supt., assistant,

China Light General Electric

Clernd, A. B., assist., China Light and Power Co., Ld., Kowloop, ITongkopg

Clemons, R. S., assist, supt, Trade & Customs,

Cleopatre, R., controleur, Baiique de ITndo Chine, Haiphong Seramimn

Clift, H. L., medical officer, Medical department, Hongkong

Clifton, F. W., signs per pro., Reiss, Massey V Co. Ld., Shanghai

Cline, C. V., div.

Clippingdale, H. S.,supt.director,

of Schools,'Cebu

Dixon Son Ld., Shanghai

Clive, Hon. Sir. R. H., British Ambassador to Japan, Tokyo

Cloke,

Clouth, J. E., manager, Cook

Clubb, E.W.O.,R.,vice-consul,

partner, HekkingAmericari& Clouth,

Consulate,Shanghai

Hankow •

Clutter, D. E., manager, Firestone Tirelfe Rubber Cc^. (8.S.), Ld., Singapore' "

Coates, A. E., Hongkong Tramways Ld.,

Coates, H. A., secretary, Henggeler & Martin, Ld., Selangor Hongkong

Cobb, C. E., acting senior medical officer, Pahang

Cobb,

Cobb, P.G. H.,

E., director,

proprietor,China ChRbSoap'

& Co.Co.,

; Ipoh, Perak

Ld.,Maitland

Tientsin

Cobbett, A. M., assist, general

Cobbett, J. C., partner, Rodyk i; Davidson, manager, Singapore

Cobbold,

Cobden-Ramsay, P. C. V.,A.signs per pro.,officer,

B., district BorneoMalacca

Co,, Ld., Sarawak

Cobon, H. H., assist, supt., Survjey Office, Johore

Cochran,

Cochran, D. W.,LKelly

, manager,

& Walsh, Atkins,

Lei., Kroll ife Co., Inc., Manila

Shanghai

Cochrane, M. N., assist., Asiatic .Petroleum Co. (South China), Ld., Hongkong

Cochrane, T. G„ general manager, Sarawak Oilfields, Ld., Sarawak

Cochrane, W. M,, manager, Bangkok. Manufacturing Co., Bangkok

Cock,

Cock, E., chief manager,

T., direCtPr, GeddesH’kong.Tradingand& Dairy

Whampoa FarmDock Co., Hongkong

Co., Shanghai

Cockburn,

Cockburn, W. R., sub-mgr.,’ The-(3haTtered Bank of India,Office,)Singapore

J., surveyor of shipping, Surveyor General’s v .

Australia & China, Shanghai

Cocke,

Cockman, P. M.,

H. J.,supt., Trade

Relief '& Customs,

SeOretary, Seremban

Federal Secretariat, F.M.S.

Coe,

Coe, G.Capt.

N., T.manager,

R, assist.National Cif-y

BritishSugar

adviserBank of New

to the York,

Govt.,Ld., Tokyo

findHongkong

assist, state auditor, Kelantan

Coe, W. R., assistant, Taikoo Refining Co.,

Coffey, G. W., resident

Cogan, J.J.C.K.H.,B.,medical manager, Yukon

practitioner,-Black, Gold Co., Selangor

BaleanTrading

& Koch,Co.,Hongkong

Coghill,

Coghlan, A. J. P.,manager, Gadong Estate,

assist, commissioner, Island

Municipal Police dept., Ld., Brunei

Shanghai

Cohen, H., manager, G. T. Fulfonl Co.,

Coiffard, J., consul adjoint, French Consulate, Shanghai Singapore

Colas,

Cole, A.resident, Bac-Ninh,

L., secretary, PoliceTonkin

Headquarters, Hongkong

Cole, C. W. L., assist., Shewan, Tomes & Co., Hongkong

 FOllEIO N UkSI DE5TS F141

Cole, E. 11., controller, Coltlmbia Gnifnaplione of Japan, Tokyo

Cole, F., general

Cole, George manager, American

T., manager, Cole & Co..,Chinese

Mohgkong Co;, Federal Inc., Peiping

Cole, E. H., solicitor, Geo. K. ITali Brutton A Co., Hongkong

Cole, W., assist, adviser, Muar District,

Cole, W. J., assist., Thomson * Go.. Hongkong Johore

Cole-Adams,

Coleman, E. H., B. R.,branch

district officer, Singapore

manager, Jesselton, ColdBritishStorage

NorthCo.,

Borneo

Ld., Ipoh, Perak

Coleman, L. E., supt., Eire Brigade, Penang

Coleman, T., assist., Hongkong and VVliampoa Dock Co., Ltd., Kowloon

Colin, L., consul adjoigt, French Consulate, Shanghai

Collantes,

Collenberg,P.,B.prop.,R. V.,Leon

consulD’Or ColfeeforFactory,

general Germany, ManilaShanghai

Collet, resident, Hung-Yen, Tonkin

Collett,

Colley, J. R. W., accountant, Whittall & Cb., Klang, Selangor

Collier, Y.E. G.,

G., manager,

mang. dir.,Siam Architects,

Green &'Collier,Bangkok

Singapore

Collier, J. D., Manufacturers’ llepreseutlative, Yokohama

Collinge,A.C.E,,E.,director,

Collins, manager,Alex.

Travers & Son,& Singaiiore

Campbell Co., Ld., Shanghai

Collins, H. E., assist., signs the firm McAiilirfe, Davis & Hope, Penang

Coll is,

Collins, J. R„ assist., Bank Line, Ld., and Weir fc Co., Hongkong

Collins, J.W.A.,T.,U.S.

clerk,Consulate. Shanghai

U. S. Court for.China, Shanghai

Collishaw, H. C., accountant, Salvation Army, Peiping

Collisson, P. L., auditor, Audit Office, Hongkong

Colls, H. S., chartered accountant, Harold Bell, Taylor, Bird'A Co., Tokvd '

Colman, H. F. C^ assist., Buttei^eld,& Swire, Hongkong

Colot,

Colton,L.,H,vicesecretary,

consul forNickel

Spain,& Tientsin

Lyons, Ld., Kobe1

Coluen, G. F. F., sub accouptant, P. & O. Banking Corpf>., Ld,, Shanghai

Colyer, A. H., assist., Standard-Vacuum

Coma, F., accountant, Solocam Development Oil jlUo.,Co.,renang

Manila

Coml,e, R, assist., Bangkok Dock CO., Bangkok

Coming, G. G.. secretary, Cumine *fe Co., Ld., Shanghai !

Compton, A. H., manager, David ShssOoh & Co;, Ld.' ' Htingkohg

Comte, Jean, merchant, Saigon

Conceicao, F. X., Squires, Bingham Co., Sba/Oghai

Condi,

Conduit,R.,R.,general

supt., manager,

MunicipalJ.Police

Llewellyn

dept., AShajigliai

Co, Ld., Shanghai

Connell, J. J., president,'Connell Brothers Co., Shanghai

Connes, A., Export & Import Co., Saigon'

Conrad, J., vice-president and director, TruseohSteel Co. of Japan, Tokyo

Conrad, J. R., vice-presdt. and sales mgr., Japan Steel Products Co., Ld., Yokohama

Constantino, J., secretary, Bio and Chuan, Inc.,- Manila

Constantino, P., secretary, Ohxistern, Hiterifeld & Co., Manila

Cook, D A., representative, American Oriental FYnaneh'Cbrpn., : Manila

Cook,

Cook, Edwih, architect,

F. W., senior Cook A AuderSonv

clerk-of-works, Public Works TjOntsiiidept., Shanghai

Cook,

Cook, J.H.H.,J. district

M., sub-apet., Chartered

Operating .BankSteamship

ihgr., States of India, Co., Australia

ManilaA China, Tsingtao

Cooke, A. G., boar ling officer, Harbour dept., Hongkong

Cooke,

Cooke, D. E. R.H.,C.,Manufacturers’

chief medical Representative. ShanghaiSelangor

officer, .TOwh Pispepsay,

Cooke,

Cooke, M. C., manager for Japan, Goodyear Tyre Austr.

G. P., sub-acct., Chattered Bank of India, A China,

arid Rubber SaigOh

Export Co., Tokyo '

Cooke, R. A. C., Mamifactnrers Life Insurance Co.,

Cookes, C. L, actg. mgr.’ Hongkong A Shanghai Banking'Coripii., Manila Tientsin

Cookson, J. E., partrier, Derrick A.CO., SirigapOre

Code, A. B., treasurer, Tientsin Hu Wen Academy, Tientsin

Coolican, Dr. M. R., medical attendant, British Consulate, Ydkbhama

Coope,

Cooper,A.A.,E.,sugar

legalmerchant,

adviseri, High Court, Milling

San Carlos KelantanCo., Ld., Manila

F142 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Cooper, A. J., signs, per pro., Arnhold & Co., Ld., Hankow

Cooper,

Cooper, E.C. A.,’ vice-consulGuthrie

C., manager, for America,

& Co:, Canton

Ld., ipoh, Perak

Cooper, E. Q., managing

Cooper, G. W>, butchery dept., Dairydirector, Moore

Farm,& Co.,

Ice Shanghai

and Cold Storage Co., .Ld., Hongkong

Cooper, H. G., assistant, Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co., Hongkong;

Cooper, J., accountant, Harbour Board, Penang

Cooper, J. A., assist, mgr., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (South China), Foochow

Cooper, J.J. S.P., S.,Cooper

Cooper,

divisional Hongkong

iniperial Chemical Industries, Hongkong

Cooper, M. A., b.com., reader Hongkong

Cooper, K. P., Cooper & Co., of commerce, University, Hongkong

Cooper, P. N., Cooper & Co., Hongkong

Ooopman, A. D., secretary, Mission de Saigon, Saigon

Cootes, M. N., vice-consul for America., Hongkong

Copley.

Copp, A.C.A.E.,G., manager,

a.c.a., assist.,Office Appliance

Maurice Jenks, Co., Ld., Shanghai

Percival

Copper,

Coppin, E., representative, Jardine, Matheson Co.,& Isitt, Tokyo

Ld., Customs,

Kobe

Coppin, W. N. MacLeod, proprietor, P. Heath it Co., Tientsin Tchang

A. S., actg. harbour master^ Chinese Maritime

Corai, G., mgr. for D. E. I., Nestles & Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Cpi, Singapore

Corbaley, C. W., manager, Andersen Meyer & Co., Ld., Hankow

Corbet, A., managing director, Borneo Motors, Ld., Singapore

Corbett,

Corbin, C.,R. resident

J., assist,engr.

general manager,

& mgr., SarawakStandard-Vacuum

Electricity Supply Oil CoCo.,, Ld.,

Shanghai

Sarawak

Corcoran, D. M. assist, manager, Dodge

Cords, F., partner, Raspe it Co., Kobe

Cork, P. D., broker, Dupire Morrell, Ld,, Singapore

Corley,

Cornaby,J. W. R. F.,B.,sub-accountant, Chartered

signs per pro., Jardine Bank of India,

Engineering AustraliaTsingtao

Corporation, and China, Harbin

Corneby, G., manager, Fox Theatre, Manila

Corner, E. J. H., assist, director, Botanical Gardens, Singapore

Corney, L. G., deputy auditor, dept., S.S. & F.M.S.

Cornish, A. C., partner, Dyce it Co, Shanghai

Coroller, Y., Franco-Asiatique des Petroles, Haiphong

Corpus,W.P. J.,V., chartered

Corpe, accountant,

pres., Philippines FlemingInc.,

Steelhouse, it Williamson,

Manila Manila

Correa, A. V., vice-dir., Companie General de TobacosLd.,de Canton

Corra, PL, district manager, The Texas Co. (China), Filipinas, Manila

Correa, L., president, Central Azucarrera de Bais, Manila

Corrigan, J., assistant mine manager, East Asiatic Co., Ld., Bangkok, Siam

Corrit, Aage,

Corson, m.i.c.e.,

T., officer, (Den.),

Forest ConsultingManila

Department, Engineer, Shanghai

Corte-Real, C., Kelly it Walsh, Ld., Shanghai

Cortum, A., signs per pro., Mee-Yeh Handels Compagnie, Shanghai

Coseteng, E., gen. manager, Co Seteng it Co., Eduardo, Manila

Cosgrave,G.Lt.-Col.

Costello, L. M.,agent

E.,acting-consul

general commissioner,

passenger Canadian Gro t. Trade

dept., Canadian PacificCommission, Shanghai

Railway, Hongkong

Coster, S. L., for Sweden,

Costidis, J., manager, John Costidis it Co., Shanghai Medan, Sumatra

Coto, H. T., C.salesM.,manager,

Cotterman, president,American

PhilippineTrading

AcetyleneCo. ofCo.,Japan,

ManilaLd., Tokyo

Cotterman, Leo. K., vice-president, Philippine

Cotterwill, W., assist, treasurer, Treasury, Sarawak Acetylene Co., Manila

Couch, F. W., supt. of stores and furniture, Public Works dept., Singapore

Coudray, E.R.W.,

Coulson, C., assist..

vice-consul, American IceConsulate, SwatowCo., Ld, Hongkong

Coulson, N., supt., storesDairy and Farm,

workshops, it Municipality,

Cold Storage Singapore

Coultas,

Coulthart, J , secretary, Hongkong Rope Manufacturing Co.,Bangkok

W. W., acting-consul for Great Britain, (Chingmai) Ld., Hongkong

Coupland, J. R. B., Reiss Massey & Co., Ld., Hongkong

Courseulles, F. de, manager, Banque de Flndo-Chine, Canton

Court, P. F. S., medical officer, Medical Department, Hongkong

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS Fus

Courthial, R., sub-mgr., Cie. Francaise de Tramways et d’Eciairage Electriques, S hai.

Cousen, A. H., executive engineer, P. W. D., Perak

Cousins, L. G., dir., British-American Tobacco Oo., Ld., Shanghai

Coutts, I. T., Jugra Land and Cary, Ld., Kajang, F. M. S.

Coutts, Dr. M. J. M., General Hospital, Singapore

Coviaux, P. L., sub-manager, Banque Franco Asiatique, Harbin

Coville, Cabot, consul for America, Harbin

Cowan,

Cowgill,R.J. H, V., Mercantile

supt., PrisonBank of India, Ld.,

Department, KualaPahang

Lumpur, Selangor

Cowling,

Cox, A. R., engineer, Hongkong Electric Co., Ld., Gammon

H. W., director arid managing engineer, Hongkong(Malaya), Ld., Singapore

Cox, A. T., archivist, British Legation, Peiping

Cox, C. T., general manager, Louis T. Leonowens, Bangkok

Cox,

Cox, G.,

H., assist, secretary, Chartered

sub-accountant, Credit FoncierBankd’Extreme Orient, Tientsin

of India, Australia and China, Hongkong

Cox, H. Jasper, principal, Lloyd’s Register of Shipping, Kobe

Cox, M. J., Reuter’s, Ld., Tokyo

Cox, P. A., oriental mgr., Canadian Pacific Railway Co., Shanghai

Cox, Rupert, manager, Rupert Cox Goshi Kaisha, Kobe

Cox, R. E., acc mutant, Co-operative Societes dept., Kuala Lumpur

Cox, Y. C. V., manager, Robinson & Co , Ld., Selangor

Coxon, C., manager, C. Coxon «fe Co., Hongkong

Coxon, R. E., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Coysh, G. W., deputy shipping master, Harbour dept., Hongkong

Coy, C. S., assistant, '‘' Japan Chronicle” Kobe

Crabb-Watt, James, partner, Adams & Allan, Penang

Crabbe, W. G., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, etc., Manila

Crabtree, F. B., secretary,

Crabtree, MetalTbornycroft (Singapore), Ld., Ld.,

Singapore

Craddock,J.,V. director.

D. K., Jardine, Box & Printing

Matheson & Co.,industries,

Ld., Shanghai Shanghai

Craig, H., engineer supt., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Craig, R. G., chief ship draughtsman, Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co., Ld., H’kong

Craig, W. L., sub-acct.. Chartered Bank of India, China & Aust., Manila

Craik, D. M., partner, Craik

Cramer, E. B., assist, mgr , Klaasen & Co., Batavia

Cramer, H. W., dir., Metal Box Printing Industries Ltd., Shanghai

Cramer, J.L. R,

Cramer, R., secty., Philippine

sub aect., NationalMotionCity Bank Pictures, Manila

of New York, Hongkong

Cranna, A. P., planting adviser, Guthrie & Co., Ld., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Cranston, H. D., engineer, Manila

Cranston, T. P., supt.. engineer, Kiangnan Dock and Engineering Works, Shanghai

Crapnell,

Craste, H.,F.signs H., secretary, Hongkong

per pro., Denis Freres& dTndochine,

Kowloon Wharf SaigonCo. Ik Star Ferry, Hongkong

Crawford, D. W.. managing-director, Lane, Crawford it Co., Ld., Shanghai

Crawford,

Crawford, J.Geo.G.,W., managing

district officer,director,

Ulu Langat, Medical Hall, Ld., Singapore

Selangor

Crawley, P. D., supt., Stamp Revenue Office,

Crawshaw, H., manager, Acme Advertising Agency, Shanghai Hongkong

Creagh, E. Brasier, manager, Millington, Ld'., Hongkong

Cresap, A. B., gen. mgr., Luzon Brokerage Co., Inc., Manila

Cresswell,

Creswick, C., C. J.,secretary,

signs perMacphail

pro., Loxley

ifc Co.,ifc Ld.,

Co., Shanghai

Singapore

Crichton, J., asst, acct., Manafield & Co., Ld., Singapore

Crichton, L. J.,assist.,

Crichton, W., c.A., chartered accountant,

Taikoo Dockyard and Fleming ifc Williamson,

Engiiieefing Co., HongkongManila

Crick, W. L., office manager, Singapore Hume Pipe Co„

Crisp, A. E., executive engineer, P.W.D., Jesselton, British North Borneo Ld., Singapore

Critchley,

Crocker, L,H.F.,:sub.

B.,director, Bruce

registrar, Petrie,

Sibu,National

SarwrakLd., Singapore

Crocker, accountant, City Bank of New York, Dairen

Croft,

Crofton,A. C.,J., assistant

manager, supt.,

American

ChinaOxygen

Light and and Power

Acetylene

Co,, iLd.,

fc. Co.,Hongkong

Manila

Crokam, W. G., manager, Caldbeck, Macgregor ifc Co., Ld., Shanghai

F144 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Crommelin,, C.j consul,fop Holland, Swataw, . ; .. -

Crone, R. von der, signs per pro., Volkart Bros. Agency, Shanghai:

Crookdake, J., assistant engineer, Hongkong and Whampoa Duck Co., Ld., Hongkong

Crookdake,

Crooks, W. J.,T., manager,

supt., Municipal Police&depk,

W. J. Crooks Shaiiighai

Co., Hankow ;

Crosby, Sir J., minister, British, Legation^ Bangkok ;

Grosfils, R. E. J., sub-manager', Dod’wel'l & Co., Ld., Hankow

Crostwaite,

Croucli, T., stock and Policeshare Department,

broker, A- A. Shanghai

Brady, Shanghai

Croucher,R.N.J., V.Municipal

A., principal, Croucher & Co.,, Stbckbt-bkfeiis,'Mongkbng

Croucher, T. H., managing dir., Hankow Ice and Aerated Water Works, Hankow

Crow, Carl, proprietor, Car! Crow, Inc , Shanghai . , , . C.

Crowe,

Crowe, A.E. E.,

E., third

assist.,secretary,

Hongkong.A Shanghai

British Bank, Saigon

Eiphassy,''rpkyo

Crowe,

Crowe, J.R. E.,T., manager,

godbwn supfc., Ford •lardine,

Motor Co.,Mathesop,

Export'Ipc.,ife. Co.,Shanghai

Ld., Caritoii

Crozier, D. J. S., assistant master, King’s College, Hongkong

Cruikshank, J., district engineer, F.M.S. Railwitys>l<.ual^,Cq.,Linnp pur,

Cruickshank, W. B., signs pftr.prpc, Hai ri>iunsv,B;irker A i., Singapore

S-kjmgor^

Crum, J. A., chief engineer for ways and; works, Government Power Station. Bangkok

Cruz,

Cruz, A. A.,

A. M.de da, circulation manager,

director, Export ’’S/iaxiyiiai Evtniwi /fqW & Mercury, Shanghai

Cruz, C., la, proprietor, Luzonand Import Co., Co.,

Qxy-Aoqtylene Saigon

Manila

Cruz, C. P., secretary, Peoples Bank ife Trust Co., Manila

Cruz, F. de la, inspector, U.S. Public Health Service, Hongkong

Cruz, J. R., secretary, Philippine Bopk Cp.,, Alanila

Cruz, T.M. M.C.,Q.Clarke

Cruz, cfe Larkin, consul,

da, Portuguese Manila ypkpliama .

Cryan, R., enginepi;, Bubjic Works

Cubbon, J. H., tinandial secretary, Chinese department, Hongkong

Maritirnp Customs, Shanghai

Cuddy, E.

CupnecKiC. A., proprietor, Plumbing

R., manager, Phiza Hotel,-Vlauila , Supply Co,,.-Shanghai

Cuff, Mr. S., trallie inspector, Kowloon-C.intoh Railway, Hongkong

CuheT, F. J., manager, Dodge arid Seymour, lid., (New Yoyk.C.S.A.) Manila

Culberston,

Cullen, C. 1).,assist,,

partner, Swan, Culbertstun & Fritz,

DockShanghai

Culley, G.F., C.stores

H., partner,Hongkong:an,d

Baguley k 'tbpth, Whampoa

advpcafep^ Co., Hongkong

Bangkok

Callings, L. D.,

Cully, S. E,, acpt.,sub.-accountant,

Doughty ct Co.,N-Aipnal

Sh;uigliaiCity. Bank of New York, Singapyre;

Cumine, E. B., director, Curmne & Cl)., L'd., Shanghai

Cumine, 11.W.M.,A.,managing.director,

Cummpr, senior supt., Revenue CumineSurveyBranch,.

A Co., Ld., Shangliai Perak

Cummihg, C. 0., Swan, Culherfcspn A Fritz, Slnuighai

Gumming,; D. A., assist., Hphgkong^nd Shanghai

Cummins, H. C., visiting agent, Sungei Hagan Rubber Co., Ld,, Singapore. .Bank, Hongkbiig

Cunietti,

Cunningham, M., chancellor,

Edwin S., Italian Consulate,

consul-general HopgkongShanghai'

for America,

Cunningham, F., director, Malayan Collieries^jLd,,

Cunningham, W. B., counsellor, British Emhassy, Tokyo Selangpf

Cuny,

Curran,M.,Sharpe

manager, W. J.,Louis

supt.Qgliastrb

of Postp A;aid/Telegraphs,

Co., Saigpn Ppst Office, Malacca

Currie, J.N.L.,M.,manager,

Curtis, signs perNational

pro., Gibb(lityLivingston

Bank of ANew Co.^Ld.,

York,, Hongkong

Harbin

Curtis,

Curtis, J.W.S.,S. assist,,

V., mgr. Warnpr,

and Barnek

eng.r., Duro A-Go.,

Puinp Ld.,A EngineeringHp

noih> , Kowlppn, Hongkong

Cuscaden, Capt. R. L., supt., Ti-ade.A Cpstoihs, Selangor

Catcher, E. S., assist.* btitchery dep' ., Dairy Earm,, Ice A Cold Storage Cb.^Ed.. Hongkong

Outfield, H. E., district officer,'Sarikpi, Sarawak . .

Cutsem, A., van, dir., Cie de Tramwa,ys et d’Eclairage de Eientsin, Tientsin

Cutting, E. R.,, sub^acpt,., National CLy Bank of New York,. Manila,

Cuylenburg, F.,A. rnercb

Czarnetzki, N. H.avan, secretarialdept., Eogden, Brisbane A Cp.,, Singapore.

nE Changsha

D’Alrnada, Frank, solicitor, D’Ahnada.A. Maspn, Hongkong.

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F145

D’Almada, F. X., solicitor, Hongkong, ,

D’Oyly-John, R. S., repres., The Texas Oq.,,(Overseas) Ld., IpoE’lperak

Dabell, H. A,, postmaster-general, Jesselton, British NqrthlBorneo

Daeniker, A., charge d’Affaires, Swiss Legation, Tokyo

Dagg'enhansem, G. von, Straits-Java Trading- Co., N.Y., Singapore

Daily,

Dains, A.G. W., installation siipt.,

L., installation manager, Asiatic 'Petroleum

Standard-yaonum Co., Swatow

Oil Co., Ld., Wuliu

Dake, Y., attorney, Standard-Vacuum Oil

Dakers, C. H., protector, Chinese-Protectorate, Selangor Co., Serna rang

Dakin,

Dalbey,W.Dr.S.,W.sub-accouritant, t hai-tered Bank

C., dentist, Shanghai ' oi India, Aust..& Ehina, Perak

Dalcan,

Dale, I). A., director, Associated Products Co., Foochow

Dailey,E.JCD.,

G., assist.,

assist.,Leigh & Orange,ofHongkong

Commissioner Police,; Kuala Kangar, Perak

Dallin,

Dalupan, F., attorney,-Clarke tELarkin, Manila '

T., assi§i. auditor, Audit Office, Hongkong'

Dan, S., chief engineer, Tokwa Boseki Kaisha, Ld., Shanghai

Dan by, G. G., signs

Danby, manager, Manufacturers’ LifeSwire,

insurance Co.,' Peipinfg'

Danby, J.R. D., per pro.,

W. D., assist-, Huttertield

Ufiioft Insurancehr Society Hongkong

of Dantbti, Ld., Shanghai

Dand, A. A., draughtsman,'W. S. Bailey K Co., Hongkong

Dangerfield,

Daniel, Geo. L.Q.,A.,proprietor,Good

accotmtant, P.Books,M. Pinguet

Picturesis Co.,

andHongkong

Works of Art, Ld., Singapore

Daniel,

Daniels,H.,Dr.proprietor, Good Books,

J. H., University Pictures

Hospital, and Works

University of Art, Ld.,

of Nanking, Singapore

Nanking

Daniels, H., C. lilies & Co.; Tokyo

Daniels,,H. W., Standard-Vacuum. Oil Co., Yokohama ; . \

Daniels,

Danielsen,W.Fr.,A. A.manager,

M., consul

Behn,general

Meyerfor& Netherlands,

Co,, Manila Singapore

Danks, Edward, agent, L. Everett, Inc., & United .States Salvage Association, H’kojig

Dankwerth, Geo. C., president, Philippine Trust Co., Manila

Dankworth, G. E.; secretary, Philippine Long Distance Telephone Go., Manila

Dannatt, Dr.

Dannehl, Dr. R.H.,M., surgeon,

assist., DoitsuTanglin

.^enryoHospital. Kuala Lumpur,

Gomel Kaisha, Kobe Selangor

Danson, J. R., engineer & manager, electricity dept.,-Municipality, Penang

Darby, C. G., supervisor, Eastern Extension Telegraph Cq., Shanghai

Darby, H. d’Esterre, director, Sime, Darby& Co*, .Vialacca

Darby, W. J., Lowe, Bingham & Mhtthews, Shanghai

Darling, R., Williamson & Co., Hongkong

Darnoff, D., president, Radio Corp. of the Philippine, Manila

Darre, Marcel,

Darville, chartered

manager, &accountant,'Shanghai Printing Co., Ld., Singapore I ,

Dastur, R.H.A.,E.,Insurance London

GeneralandBroker,

Eastern Hongkong

Datema, G. P., Forbes, Munn & Co., and consul for Netherlands,.Manila

Dau, Carl, partner, C. Dau & Co.;;Ghefoo

Daubeny, D. G., assistant. Rising Sun Petroleum Co., Ld., Tokyo

Dautremer.

Daver, I». R.,J.,R.manager,

E. DaverBanq& Co.,ue -de

KobeITndo-chine’ Peiping

|, Daver, R. E., R. E. Daver & Co., Kobe

Tjjt' Davey,

Davey, W. C., assistant, Dunlop Rubber& Co.,

F. R., manager, E. D. Sassoon Ld., Hongkong

Co. (Par East), Ld., Kobe

i;D Davey, W. R., assist., British Cigarette

David, A., partner, S. J. David & Co.,.Shanghai Co., Shanghai

%T David,David, A.D. B.,

B., managing

Importer &director,

Exporter,David & Co, Ld., Saigon

Manila

if David, Evelyn, partner, S. J. David &. Co.,Ld.,Shanghai

David, D. M., director, Sea View Hotel, Singapore

I1 - J David,

David, K.F. C.,

S.,-assist. British Cigarette

superintendent, GovernmentCo., Shanghai

Printing Office, Johore

1 David, L. C., architect, Credit Foncier d’ExtreraeTOrient, llougkong

1: David, M.. M;, managing director,' Stephens, Paul A Co., Ld,, Bangkqk ,

l! David, S., manager, Samuel David & Co., Shanghai

li David, S., Hillaly & David, Shanghai

 F146 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Davidson, A., assist., Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering Co., Hongkong

Davidson, A. G., R. Haworth

i iavidson, A.A. W.,

Davidson, L., secretary,

storekeeper,British

PoliceandHeadquarters,

Chinese Corporation,

HongkongLd., Shanghai

Davidson, C. J., consul, British Consulate, Tokyo

Davidson, G.

Davidson, E., L.,

solicitor, Hastings

sub-acct., Hongkong& Co.,and

Hongkong

Shanghai Bank, Hongkong

Davidson, H. W., merchant, Seoul

Davidson, J. W. O., consul for Great Britain, Hankow

Davidson,

Davidson, R., sub.director,

R. H., acct., Chartered Bank &of Co.,

Harvie, Cooke India,Ld.,Austr., and China, Singapore

Shanghai

Davidson,

Davidson, W. R. V.,W.,signs

actingpersenior

pro., executive

Syme & Co.,engr., P.W.D., Perak

Singapore

Davies, A.,

Davies, A. Y.sub-accountant, Chartered

L., barrister-at-law, Bank of India, Australia and China, Bangkok

Singapore

Davies, C.C. A.,

Davies, G., branch

Davies &manager,

Brooke, Japan

ShanghaiAdvertiser, The, Yokohama

Davies, D., chief clerk, Colonial Secretariat, Hongkong

Davies, 1). F., reader of physics, University, Hongkong

Davies,

Davies, D.E. M., A., 1st. clerk,Eastern

agent, Secretariat,

Smelting Municipality, SingaporePerak

Co., Ld., Pusmg,

Davies, E., chairman, China Deep Well Drilling Cb., Ld., Shanghai

Davies, E. J., acting sub-manager, Hongkong & Shanghai Bank, Hongkong

Davies,

Davis, F.F.W.,H.,Peacock

representative, British Corporation,

Motion Picture t'homson-Houston Co, Ld., Tokyo

Shanghai

Davies, G., executive engineer, P.W.D., Segamat, Johore

Davis,

Davies,H.H.C.W.,D.,Statistical

assist., Hongkong and Shanghai

dept., Chinese Customs,Banking

ShanghaiCorporation, Manila

Davies, J., accountant, Herbert, Ld., Osaka

Davies, J. P., secretary, Robinson Piano Co., Ld., Shanghai

1Davies,

>avies, L.R. J., director,

J. S., GibbChartered

sub-acct., LivingstonBank ck Co., Ld., Shanghai

of India. Aust. & China, Singapore

Davies, R. R., assistant, Mackintosh cfe Co., Ld., Hongkong

Davies, T. K., Shewan Tomes & Co., Hongkong

Davies,

Davies, W. W. A.G., N.,manager,

registrar,

JohnSupreme

Little &Court, Singapore

Co., Ld., Selangor

Davies, W. J., consul for Britain, Tokyo

Davis,

Davis, A. C., editor, China Laiv Journal, Shanghai

Davis, E.E. R.,C., inst.

manager, mgr.,Kampong

Asiatic Petroleum

Kamunting Co., Tin

(North China) Ld.,

Dredging, Ld., Mukden

Perak

Davis, G. H., manager, Kelly & Walsh, Ld., Singapore

Davis,

Davis, J. D., assist., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Tokyo

Davis, J.J. P.L., A.,professor of pathology,

assistant, MackintoshHongkong

& Co., Ld.,University,

.HongkongHongkong

Davis,

Davis, P.L. M.,

O., manager,

Davis & Co., Dunlop Rubber Co. (China), Ld., Mukden

Manila

Davis,

Davis, P.R.,M.,Lindsay,

director,Drakeford

Dragon Motor Car Shanghai

cfe Davis, Co., Ld., Hongkong

Davis, R.R. W.,

Davis, S., partner,

secretary,Tientsin

North Building

China Daily and News

Loan &Co.,Herald^

Ld., Tientsin

Shanhai

Davis, T., assist., Hongkong Telephone Co., Ld., Hongkong

Davis, T. P., sub-acct., National City Bank of New York, Yokohama

Davis,

Davison, V. J.W.,K.,manager,

manager, Standard

J.United

E. Hayes Vacuum Oil Co., Corporation,

Engineering Foochow Tientsin

Davison,

Davison, P. R.,

R.G.,M., secretary,

agent,Butler

Canadian Engineers, Ld.,

Pacific Steamships, Singapore

Ld., Kobe

Davy,

Davy, T.A. D., partner,

printing manager, & Webster,

North-China Bangkok

Daily News & Herald, Shanghai

Dawes,

Dawes, G.S. H., T, secretary, Kampong

British Consular agent,Kamunting

Hakodate Tin Dredging, Ld., Perak

Dawson, D. L., accountant, Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, T’sins

Dawson, J. A., secretary, Shanghai Dock and Engineering Co., Ld., Shanghai

Dawson-Grove, H., commr. of Customs, Shasi

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F147

Day, E. Y. G., clerk of councils, Colonial Government, Singapore

Day, L, tutor in electrical engineering, Hongkong University, Hongkong

Day, K. B., vice-pres., Manila Hotel Co., Manila

-D’Cruz, W,J., senior

Dayzatt, dir., General

health College of Missions

officer, Port Health Estrangeres, Penang

Office, Singapore

De Courcy, J. E. B., agent, H’kong. & S’hai. Banking Corporation, Hankow

De Havilland,

Deacon, W. A., Hongkong

E. E., agent, patent attorney, Tokyo Banking Corporation, Penang

and Shanghai

Deacon, S., assistant., Hongkong Electric Co., Hongkong

Deane, R. C., A.c.^.,, chartered accountant, Fleming & Williamson, Manila

Deas,

Decena,Stuart,

L., M., signs perGillespie.

manager, pro., Butterfield & Swire, Nanking

Decker, M. principal, Harris

Co., Manila School, Manila

Dedear, W. R., principal warder, Prison Department, Hongkong

Degoy, R., director, China Record Co., Shanghai

Dehaese, H., Cie de Commerce et de Navigation d’Extreme Orient, Saigon

Dehn, P., vice-pres. & manager, Philippine Steelhouse, Inc., Manila

Deiber, Albert, director, Meisei Gakko, Osaka

Deitz, W. W., Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer of China, Shanghai

Delamore,

Delay, RoyA.E.,W.,president,

Ford & Delamore, Selangor

Electric Service Corporation, Shanghai

Delburgo, D. H., D. H. Delburgo & Co., Kobe

Delbourgo, I., resident vice-president,

Delcourt, A., manager, Compagnie Optorg, Hongkong El Oi iente Fabrica de Tobacos, Inc., Shanghai

Delfino, Albert, P., consul for V'enezuela, Manila

Delhaye, L. P.vice-consul

Deliyannis, C., partner,forVassor

Belgium, Shanghai

& Co., Shanghai

Dell, G. H., supt. (godown), Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ld., Shanghai

Dell ’Oro, G. I., Dell ’Oro & Co., Shanghai

Dello, O., manager, Ching Hsing Minen G.m.b.H., Tientsin

Deloye, J.,

Demay, R., manager,

manager, Banque Banque dede ITndochine,

ITndochine, Tientsin

Peiping

Dement, Walter F., vice-consul for U.S.A., Saigon

Demeure, L., signs per pro., Madier, Ribet et Cie, Canton

Denbigh, A. G., Denbigh & Co., Hakodate

Denholm, A., vice-consul for Great Britain, Saigon

Denison, W. E., signs per pro.,. Chase Bank, Hongkong

Denister, G. M., signs per pro., P. H. Hendry, Selangor

Dennehl,

Dennington, Dr. E.,H.,sub-accountant,

assist., Doitsu Senryo Gomei Kaisha,

Siam Commercial Bank,Kobe

Ld., Bangkok

Dennys, H. L., solicitor, Dennys & Co., Hongkong

Dennys, S. E., supt., Prisons, Kedah

Denoueix, C., directeur, Ste. d’Exploit’n. des Etablissements Brossard Mopin, Saigon

Dent, R. V., signs per pro., La Generale Soies, Shanghai

Dentici, E.,

Dentici, E., manager,

M. DenticiFrance & Co.,Boeki Shokai, Tokyo

Yokohama

, Dentici, M., M. Dentici & Co., Yokohama

Denton, R. A. E., Jardine Engineering Corporation, Ld., Shanghai

I'l Depeyre, Pierre, Consul for France, Seoul

TV Depperman,

Derham, H. C.,CharlesSmith,E.,Bell

assist.,

& Co.dir.,Ld.,Weather

Tabaco,Bureau,

Manila Manila

li'Derogee1, F., agent, N. V. Heyboek’s Groothandell, Palembang

Is*.P•] Derry,

Deronzier, A., signs

Derrick,H.Lt-Cdr. J. 0.,perharbour

pro., Racine

F. H., consul-general master, et Cie., Shanghai

for GreatMarine

Britain,Department,

Tsingtao Malacca

li; Desborough, Y., sales mgr., National Carbon Co., Shanghai

li,' Descours, M., engineer, Cie des Eaux de Hanoi, Hanoi

I1 (Descormes,

Desebrock, H.,R., chief

signs accountant, Wm. G.&Hale

per pro., Carlowitz Co., &Shanghai

Co., Ld., Saigon

1 Deseille, II., directeur-genbral, Imprimerie d’Extreme Orient, Hanoi

1 Desjardins, P., director, Descours et CabauH, Haiphong

] Deswaziere, Bishop,manager,

Dettmar, F., branch superior,Singapore

House- ofCold Nazareth,

Storage Hongkong

Co., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

FI48 F011EIGX KESIDEXTS

Deuber, E., E. Deaber

Ueun, E. K., cbiof engineer, Kiabcho'.v-Tsinan Railway Administration, T,

Deunas, P.it. C.,E secty.,

Devaux, UnitedFar

M., maiiager, States

EastSlioe Co.,

Oxygen e Acetylene Co., Ldj Uorigkong

Develey, A., assist., Cie. de Commerce et de Navigation, Haiphong

Devi lie, J., gen. agent for Far Efost, Messageries Maritimes, Shanglidi

Devrient,

Dew, H, E., assist.,, E.MBryner

Dew, H. C.,

T., assist S. Railways^,

mgrr, Standard-Vacuum K.

OilLhmpnr;

Co., Taipeh, Selangor

Kormosa

Dew, P. S. M., assist:, Mdngbong and Shanghai Banking Corjjoratioh. Perak

Dewitt, C.

Dewitt, R. 0., A., secretary, Alanila Gas Corpn., Manila

Dewsbury, H., manager,

manager, SingerHankowSewing MachineLd.,Co.,Hankow

Dispensary, Selangor

Dias, Dr. J. de Pinto, acting' conSuPgenerai for Brazil, Shanghai

Diaz, E., Warner, Barnes & Co., .Ld., Manila

Dick, H. assistant,

I )iek, J., H., consulShewan,

for America, ToniesAmoy& Co., Hongkong

Dick, J., manager, Islay, Kerr & Co,, and vice-consul for Norway, Penang'

Dick, J. G., saw miller, Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co., Hongkong.

Dick,

Dick, It.W. H.,F., representative for.Japan,

district officer,'Sibu, Society of Chemical Industry in Basle, Osaka

Sarawak

Dickinson.

Dickson, A. H,, dir. of.Criminal Inteliigenc’e, PoliceCo.,departmeirt,'S.S.

Dickson,F. A.J.,W.,L.,

Diehl,

directof, British-American

senior

partner,drainage

Erdmaninspector,

and Sic 1P.W.D.,

Tobacco Hongkong

cken, Sourabaya

hnd Acrrie Foiiiidry, Shanghai

i,

Diehl, W., office and credit manager. Associated Oil Co., Alanila

Dierks, H., mang. proprietor, China Bird Co., :Shangliai

Diestel,

Dieticker, H., sub-mahager, The China Engineers, Ld., Shknghai

Dietrich, M.,W.,Dodge manager, Kuenzle

& Seymour (fe Streiff,

(China), 1 Ine!,'. Hdilb

Etdi, Shanghai

Dietsche, H., brewery engineer, Straits-Java Trading Co., N.V., Singapore

Digby,

Dillner,K.E.,H.,partner.

professor of surgery,& Co.,

It. Johnson Hongkong

Canton University, Ilorig^ong

Dillon-Oorneck,

Dimacali, E., general manager, Electrical Undp

T. P., cashier, Banque de Supplies, Chine,

ManilaSingapore .

Dingle, Dr. P. A., principal medical officer. Sandakan, B. N. Borneo

Dinsdale, F. A., China Navigation Cq, (Butterfield cfe Swire), Ahtung ’

Dinsdale,

Dissmeyer,H.J.S.,A.,signs per pro,,

manager, ChinaJamesSalesU.andBackhouse,

Service Co., Ld.,Shanghai

Hongkong

Distant, D., account., Henty Waugh Co,, Ld,, Singapore

Dive, Dr. H. R., senior medical officer, Penang

Dix, Comdr. C. CL, Marine department, Singapore

Dixon, C. D., manager, Mackenzie cfc Co., Ld., Hankow

Dixon, James

Dixon, H. R., A., consulting

manager,engineer,

Commercial Shanghai

Union Assurance Co., Ko^e ,

Dixon,

Dobb, A.P. G.,E., Building

accountant, dept.,British American

Fqgden, Brisbane Tobacco

& Co., Cq. (China), Dd , Mukden

Singapore

Dobben, A. L. W. van, Java-China-Japan Lijn, Kobe

Dobbs, W. It., assist., Mansfield A, Co., Ld., Singapore

Dobby, R. H., H.,

Dobernecker, assist., AsiaticSander

manager, PetroleumWielertk Co.

& Co.,(PJ.), Ld., Manila

Canton

Dobler, Jean F. A., consciller. French Legation, Tokyo

Dobree,

Dobson, C.A., T.partner,

W., assht. copnnissioher

AIcAuliffe, Davis ofHope,

Police,Singapore

Batu Gajab, Perak

Dobson, R. M., resident secretary, Sun& Life 'Assurance Co., Tokyo

Dockrill,

Dodd, W. R., agent, Canadian Trading Co., Ld., Shanghai

Dodd, J.A.,H.,manufacturers’ representative,

assist, distribution engineer, Shanghai

electric supply Kept., Municipality, Penang:

Dodd, R. V., assistant, Reiss,

Dodds. G., sub-accouhtant, Chartered Bank Massey'of Co., ofLd.,India,

Shanghai

Australia; and China, Singapore-

Dodge, H. T., manager,, Texas Co. Inc,, Alanila

Dodge, R., Dodge & Seymour (China), Ld., Shanghai

Dodwell,'L: G. 8., sub-manager, Dodwell & Co., Ld., Hongkong

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS El 49*

Dodwell, S. H., managing director, Dodwell

Doelling, E.. accountant, Winckler

Dohr, fl., manager, Chungking^ Import S.A., Chungking

Doig,

Doig, D. M., assist,

G. T., director, Henry Bernam

manager, Waugh &OilCo.,Palms,

Ld., Singapore

Ld., Bangkok

Domart, Dr., manager, Pharmacie Montes, Hanoi

Dombrovsky, A. L, partner, Lelchitsky James'D. & Co., Dairen

Dominguez, P. M., consul for Cuba, Kobe

Donald, A. J., signs per pm, Robinson & C'o., Ld., Singapore

Donald, E. Ross, general agent, Canadian National Railways, Yokohama

Donald, F. H., assist., S. J. David & Coi, Hongkong

Donn, A. G., assist, acet. Mercantile Bank of India, Ld., Efongkong

Donne, J., manager, Racine et Cie., Shanghai

Donnell, R. B. B„ partner. Lyall & Evatt, Singapore

Donnelly, D. E., Land Broker and Estates Agent, Tsingtao

Donohue, Comdr.

Donovan, Howard,W.consulJ., Kailan MiningKobe

for U.S.A., Administration, Chingwantao

Doolan, R. G., assist, manager, Standard-Vacuum

Dooman, E. H., first secretary, tJ.S.A, Embassy, Tokyo Oil Go., Dairen

Doom, J. H. J. van, assist, mgr., Vraag .fc Aanbold, Sourabaya

Doray, M.R.,B.assist,

Dormer, R., partner, Cader,Headquarters,

acct., Police Doray & C6., and manager, Dpray. Brothers, Kqbe

Hongkong

Dorp, J. G. L. van, vice-consul for Netherlands, Singapore

1 Dorsey, W. R., consul fm* Aniericar, Tsingtao

Dorsser, J. A. van, sub-accountant,. Netherlands Trading Society, Hongkong

:t Dorz,

Dort, A.E. E.J., van, arehitectui'al

vice-consul draftsman,

for America, KobeP. W.D , Johore Bahru, Johpre.

t1 Dositheus, Rev. Bro., St. .Michael’s Institution, Ipoh, Perak

Dot, R., H.

.Dotson, Cie.R.,Franco-Asiatique des Petroles

milling assist., Nurupi KozanHanoi

K. K., Seoul

!i Doughty, C- J- manager, Doughty-&

Doughty, Lt.-Col. E. S., comsnr., Cariadi.an Co., Shanghai

Govt. Immigratian/ office, H’kong-

\ Doughty, W. H., manager, Island Trading Co,,. Ld., Brunei

|Douglas, A., sub-accountant, Chartered Barik of

i;Douglas, C. H., land surveyor. Public Works dept,, Hongkong India, Aust- and Cliina, Tieutsin ,

iDouglas, D. S. S., manager, National Ci,ty Bank of New York, Shanghai ,

/Douglas, M. W., manager, Windsor & Co., J. A., Hongkong

Douglas, R. H, partner, Goddard Douglas, Hongkong

Douglas,

Douglas, R.T. P., W., attorney,

secretary,Standard- Vacuum

Secretariat,- PenifrigOil Co., Manila

IDouglas, W., vice-president, Peoples Bank and Trust, Manila

fjDovej H., general mgr., HutBeirbach; Lazariis ifc Sons, Penang

uDove, W. G., South British Insurance Go.. Ld., Shanghai

ItDovey, A. G., director, David.Sassoon.Co., Ld., Shanghai

ibovey, Dr. J.H.E.,B. Government

'EDowbiggin, Civil Hospital,

L., bullion broker, Hongkong

Stewart Bros., Hongkong

Dowd, W. S., assist, commercial attache,. U.S. Embassy, Tokyo

©owdall, L., manag. dir., China Agricultural Development Co., Ld., IL'kong,

ifcowdeswell, F., partner. Keys & Dowdeswell, Singapore

Ipowe, Johannes, Doitsu Senryo G. K., Tokyo , td

.Dowler, R. H., assist., Butterfield & Swire, Hongkong

Jowley, E. J., signs

ibowley, per pro., Butterfield & Swire, Ld., Dairen

Down, F.W.E.,A.,managing

exchange broker,

director, Hongkong

Baltic Asiatic Commercial Co., Ld., Kobe

Down, R. T., representative; Johnson & Johnson, Shanghai

Doyle, Lt. Commander J. M., Andersen Meyer & Co:, Ld., Shangha•

brake, F.E. D.,O.,shipping

brake, dept, mgr.,section,

British-American

Standard-VacuumTobalccoOilCo.,

Co,(China),

.ShanghaiLd., Hongkong

brake, R: N;> accountant. Mercantile Bank of India, Ld., Hongkong

brake, W. S., managing

brakeford, director, Gordon’s, Hongkong

brapal, F., T.brewmaster,

G., Lindsay,Hongkong

Drakeford

Brewers Shanghai Ld., Hongkong

Distillers

ftraper, N. M., acting manager, Texas Co. (P. I.) Inc., Manila

FlOO FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Draper, T. J., assistant, Standard Yacuum Oil Co., Hongkong

Dravo, Hudson D., managing director,. Gregg & Co-, Ld., Manila

Drew, L. S., chief accountant, Cliina Electric Co., Ld., Shanghai

Drew, R. C., state engineer, Public Works dept., Kelantan

Dreyer, H., dept, manager. Shewan, Tomes & Co., Hongkong

Dreyfus, R., proprietor, Ullmann & Co., Peiping

Driscoll, A.. H., secretary, American Oriental Finance Corpn., Shanghai

Drollette, G. W., supervisor, Singer Sewing Machine Co., Hongkong

Drude,

Druery,Robert, assistant, Eastern

G. M., secretary, Standard-Vacuum

Rubber Co.,OilLd.,

Co.,Singapore

Hongkong

Drummond, D.,

Drummond, A, engineer, HongkongCanadian

oriental manager, Hotel Garage,

Pacific Hongkong

Steamships, Ld., Hongkong

Drummond,

Drummond, J.J. S., F., sub-accountant,

partner, Frazar &Chartered

Co., Osaka Bank of India, Aust.

Drummond, N., assist.. Davie Boag & Co., Hongkong

Drummond, R. W. S., Drummond & Co.,

Dryburgh, A. M., district officer, D1 u Selangor, Sandakan, British North Borneo

Selangor

Drysdale, A. M., manager, United Engineers, Ld., Negri Sembilan

Drysdale, A. W., manager, Retsuj Co., Hongkong

Drysdale,

Drysdale, I.I. FF.,, snr., partner, &Drysdale

jr., Drysdale & Co., Nanking

Co., Nanking

Drysdale, J., signs p.p., Russell

Drysdale, T.T., D.,

Drysdale, acct.,chartered

Port Lamon LumberSeth,

accountant, Co., Turner

Manila & Co., Shanghai

D’Souza, W., supt., Post & Telegraph dept., Trengganu

Duchateau, R., manager, Societe Indo-chinoise de Commerce, Ld., Saigon

Duck, E. F., assist, commissioner of public health, MunicipaPCouncil, Shanghai

Duckitt,

Duckworth,E. R.,F. F.,

director,

assist.,Ricketts,

HongkongTurner & Co.,

Electric Co.,Ltd,,

Ld., Hongkong

Hongkong

Duckworth, N. H., vice-pres. & gen. mgr., Internal. Harvester Co., of Philippines, Manlia

Duclos, G., agent, Singer Sewing Machine Co., Hongkong

Duclos, Major V. E., Canadiaai Government Trade Commissioner, Hongkong

Duddell,

Dudding,G.D.,G.,signspartner, EvattLouis

per pro., & Co., Perak Bangkok

T. Leonowens,

Dudgeon, A., superintendent, Bangkok Dock Co., Ld., Bangkok

Dudley, G., secy., Bailey & Co.. Ld., W. iS., Hongkong

Dudman, W. F., mgr., spares dept., Far East Aviation Co., Hongkong

Duenas, P., secretary, United States Shoe Co., Manila

Duerr, W. E. A.., manager, Grand Hotels, (Ld., Tsingtao

Duff, J. A., gen. mgr., Anderson & Ferroggiaro, Shanghai

Duff, J. L, J. L. Duff & Co., Kiukiang

Duff, R. M., manager, Bangkok Dock Go., Bangkok

Duff, S. PL, sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Austr. & China, Hongkong

Duffus, A., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, etc., Tientsin

Duffy, M., installation supt., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Amoy

Dufour, G., directeur, Societe Francaise de Verreries, Haiphong

Duggan, E. W., manager, American Express Co., Inc., Hongkong

Duguid,A. D.PL.W.,partner,

Duke, accountant,

BaguleyShanghai

& Tooth,Waterworks

Advocates, Co., Ld., Shanghai

Bangkok

Dulley, PI, W. M., assistant, Jardine, Matheson >fc Co., Ld., Hongkong

Dumbarton,

Dunbar, G. F.,

J.L.,C.,partner, Commercial

assist.,L.Hongkohg Union Assurance

Electric Co., Ld., HongkongShanghai

Co., Ltd.,

Dunbar, Dunbar & Co.,

Dunbar, P. H., manager, Amos Bird Co., Shanghai Hongkong

Duncan, A., engineer, Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co., Hongkong

Duncan, G.,I. M.,

Duncan, assist., LoxleyTheo.

assist., & Co., Hongkong

Davies <& Co., Ltd, Manila

Duncan,

Duncan, L.M. A.A. R.,

B., Asiatic

manager, Petroleum

Ellerman’sCo.,Arracan

(SouthRice

China),

and Hongkong

Trading Co.,Saigon

Ld., Bangkok

Duncan,

Duncan, M.

R., C.,

seniorassistant, Hongkong

inspector, Sanitary and Shanghai

dept., Banking

Hongkong Corpn.,

Duncan, R. K., assist., Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering Co., Hongkong

Duncan, W. W., assist, secretary, Secretariat, Municipality, Singapore

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F15B

Dunderdale, D. P., assist, solicitor, Sisson & Delay, Singapore

Dunford-Wood,

Dunham, D. C., J.,

Vicebarrister-at-law, Ipoh, Hongkong

consul for America, Perak

Dunkley, G. S., assist., Hongkong & Shanghai Bank, Hongkong

Dunlop, Dr.vice-consul

Dunlop, J., A. L., medical adviser,Britain,

for Great Socfin Shanghai

Co., Ld., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Dunlop, R. P., assistant, Hongkong ElectricExport

Dunlop, J. C., revenue officer, Import and Office,

Co., Ld., Hongkong

Hongkong

Dunman, Charles C., Lowe, Bingham & Dunman, Singapore

Dunn, Dr. T. B., medical officer, American Consulate, Shanghai

Dunne, J. B., manager, D. Gestetner (Eastern), Ld., Singapore

Dumne, J. J., Jardine Matheson & .Co., Ld., Shanghai

Dunne, P. O., manager, Advertising &Indenting

PublicityCo.,

Bureau, Singapore

Dunne, S.,T. sub.

Dunne, mgr., Anglo-Chinese

E., manager, Australia-China Trading Shanghai

Co., Shanghai

Dunnett, B. L. W., assistant, Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld., Hongkong

Dunnett, G. W.

Dunscombe, R., agent, Hongkong

K., director, & Shanghai

medical laboratory,Banking Corpn.,

Municipal Penang

Health dept., Shanghai

Duperon, Ph., directeur, Banco Franco ChinoLe, Saigon

Duplessis,

Dupontet, J.,Georges,

manager, manager,

Brossard,Boy-Landry Etablissements,Singapore

Mopin Etablissements, Shanghai

Dupree, W. S., signs per pro., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld., Hankow

Dupuy, J. C., partner, Elders ifc Co., Shanghai

Dupuy, P.,P., secretary,

Duran, general manager, Duran, Compagnie Optorg,Manila

Lim and Tuason, Shanghai

Durand,

Durant, G., chief accountant, Louis Ogliastro & Co., Saigon

Duray, SC.S.,C.secretary

L., districtto forest

judge,officer,

Supreme Tapah,

Court,Perak

Ipoh, Perak

Durege, F. N. C., managing director, Durege &

Durran, J., medical practitioner, Macgown, Anderson & Durran, Thomas, Penang Hongkong

Duseeff, S., sub-manager, Novelty Silk Studio, Shanghai

Dussek, O. T., principal, Sultan Idris Training College for Teachers, F.M.S.

Duthie, K. J. N., assist, commissioner of Police, Perak

Dutko,

Duxbury,PaulF.,M., vice-consul

director, Kennedyfor U.S.A.,

BurkhillHarbin

ife Co., Ld., Penang

Dwars, Y\r., chancellor, German Consulate, Singapore

Dyce, J., wholesale manager, Medical Hall, Ld., Singapore

Dye, H.Dr.H.,L.assist,

Dyer, G., in manager,

charge, Kate DavidC. Woodhull

L. Moss V Hospital,

Co., Shanghai

Foochow

Dykes, J. S., dental surgeon, Hongkong

Dymond, L. D., agent. States Steamship

Dyne, H. E. L., solicitor, Rodyk & Davidson, SingaporeCo., Yokohama

Dyne,

Dyson,H.W.R.V.,L.,cashier,

director,National

MaynardCity& Co.,

BankLd.,of Singapore

New York, Manila

Eager, O., assist, secretary, Hongkong Land Investment & Agency Co., Ld., Hongkong

Easson, A. M., c.a.,' Huttenbach, Lazarus & Sons, Ld.,Corporation,

Eardley, P. F., chief engineer, China Well Drilling Singapore Shanghai

Easterhrook, C. B., assist., China Light and Power Co., Ld., Hongkong

Easterbrook, F. J., architect, H’kong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Co., Ld., Il’kong;

Easthagen, A. M., treas., The American Guardian Association, Manila

Eastman, A., Hongkong & Kowloon Wharf & Godown Co., Ld., Hongkong

Eastman, A. W., assist., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Hongkong

Eaton, J. A.,assist,

Eaves, F., assist,landgeneral

officer,manager, Standard-Vacuum

Land. Office, Hongkong Oil Co., Yokohama

Ebden, W\ S., Commissioiner of Lands, Land Office, Singapore

Eber, R. L., Barrister-at-Law, Chan & Eber, Singapore

Ebling, S. G., vice-consul for United States, Penang

Eocleshall, S., sanitary inspector, Sanitary dept., Hongkong

Echevarria, F. C., vice-consul for Spain, Shanghai

Eck, van,R.,H.assist.,

Echlaf, DoitsuAsiatic

F., assist., SenryoPetroleum

Gomei Kaisha, Kobe

Co., Shanghai

Eckert, W., signs per pro., Siemssen & Co., Canton

Eckford, C. H. V., Cornabe, Eckford & Co., Chefoo

F132 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Eckford, R. A., assist., Cornabe, Eckford & Co., Chefoo

Eckford, R. II., partner, Cornabe, Eckford & Co-, Tsingtao

Eckford, V. R., partner, Cornabe, Eckford

Eckhardt,

Edgar, A. J.„C., broker,

manager,Hongkong

Carlowitz & Co., Shanghai

Edgar, E. J., chief engineer, Shanghai Power Co;, Shanghai

Edgar,

Edgar, E.Geo.,J., director,

manager,EdgarEdgarBros.,

Bros, Ld

vfc Co., Newchwang

, Sourabaya

Edgar, J., veterinary surgeon. Keylock & Pratt, Shanghai

Edgar, J. J., signs per pro., Ellis & Edgar, Hongkong

Edgar, Martin, director, Edgar Bros., Ld.,.Singapore

Edgar, R., manager, Thos, Cook

Edgar, S. E., broker, Hongkong

Edge, W. F., examiner, Audit Office, Hongkong

Edie, A. W. Hay, assist., Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co., Hongkong.

Edkins,

Edmett, J.T.T.,E.,assist,,

manager, Hongkong

Shipyard,andTanjong

,ShanghaiRliu,Banking

UnitedCorporation, Hongkong.

Engineers, Ld., Singapore

Edmiston, T. L., sub :accountant, National pity Bank of New York, Harbin

Edmonds, W. H., inspector of works, P.W.D., hlongkong

Edmondson, D. 0., sub.-a(?ct , PIangkong & Shanghai

Edmondson, G. J., clerical officer, Britisli Consulate, Dairen Bank,. Hongkong

Edson, A. W., vice-consul for America, Mukden

Eduque,

Edward, Dr. D. S.,J., engineer,

presdt., Centre

Public deWorks

Luxedepartment,

Inc., ManilaHongkong

Edwards, C. L., assist., Hongkong and/Sbanghai

Edwards, E. C., manager, Lyons Motors, Ld., Singapore Banking Corporation, .Shanghai

Edwards, F.y assist., Dodwell & Co., Ld., Hongkong

Edwards, G., assist, engr., Hongkong Brewers

Edwards, P., assist, analyst, Government Laboratory, Hongkong«f e Distillers Ld., Hongkong

Edwards, T. E...D., sub-accountant, Chartered Bank of Tndia, Aust. <& Cliina, Hankow

Efford,

Egal, R.,T.,manager,

secretary,Egal Harrisons

& Cie., AShanghai

Crosfield (Borneo), Ld., Sandakan, B.N.B.

Egge, W., manager, Wm. Meyerink & Co., Hongkong

Eggers, A., sub-manager, Hamburg-Amerika Linie, Shanghai

Egle, Ed.,R.,manager,

Eguaras, accountant,Siber,Findlay

HegnerMillar

& Co„Timber

Shanghai Co., Manila

Ehrenlieb, A., mgr., Oriental Trading & Engineering Gou, Tientsin ,

Eickhoff, E. W., manager, Eickhoff A Go., Sbangbai

Eickhoff, Dr. F. G., director, Clive & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Eickhoff, W., secretary, Danish Legation, Peiping

Eidel, F., works manager. Far East Oxygen and Acetylene GW, Ld., SingnpOre

Eisenhut, A. R., signs per pro., Arnhold & Co., Ld., Hankow

Eisler,A.,W.acting

Eite, I., agent and surveyor,

division American Bureau

mgr., British-American of Shipping,

Tobacco Shanghai

(China Co., Ld., Kuikiang

Elahi, H. K., prop. & mgr., Karamelahi & :0o., H.Z.H., Shanghai

Eland, Dr. A. J. C., Drs. Gossip & Eland, Penang

Elder, E. A., medical practitioner, Galloway, Elder, Maclyer & Dobbin, SihgkpbrO

Elder, J. V., a,ssHL, Warner Barnes & Co., Ld., Iloilo

Eldridgel

Eldridge, C.J. H.,

H., editor,

assist., Wort/i-China

Hongkong andDaily Shanghai

Mail, Bank, Singapdre: '

Tientsin

EieygW. Allan,'manager, Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada, Singapore

Elias, D. H., deputy general manager, F.M.S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur;Selangor

Elias, I.F. A.,

Elias, S., partner,

sharebroker, Shanghai

Rupert, Manasseh & Elias, Singapore •

Elias, R. A., partner, Rupert, Manasseh & Elias, Singapore

Elias,

Elkins, Major W. H., trafficShanghai

R. H., sharebroker, mgr., F.M.S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Ellenbogen,

Ellig, 0. H., L., Fairchild

manager, tfe Co., Ld.,Fco.,

Glanzmann, Tientsin

Shanghai

Elliott, F., Commodore, Naval Establishment, Hongkong

Elliott, F. A. M., assist., Butterfield & Swire, Hongkong

ElUott, Lt.-comdr.

Elliott, M. 0., accountant, American

W. A., assist., Express

Asiatic Qo., Singapore

Petroleum Go., Shanghai

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS FI53

Ellis, A. C., manager, insurance

Ellis, D., assist., Ellis & Edgar, Hofagkong dept.j'Reiss, Massey & Co„\ Hongkong

Ellis,

Ellis, E.D., E.,manager & act. E.secy.,

sharebroker, Vit-Alexin

E. Ellis & Co., (China),

ShanghaiEd., Hongkong

Ellis, F., Principal, Ellis & Edgar, Hongkong

Ellis, F. M., broker, Hongkong

Ellis,

Ellis, H.,

H. H., manager,

managing Linotype

partner,andFraser

Machinery, Ld.,'Shanghai

Ellis,

Ellis, K.

N. J.,

S., sole proprietor,

Asiatic Petroleum J. H.

.Co.Ellis &

(South Sons, Singapore

China), Ld., Hongkong

Elliston, E. S., Elhston & Co., Shanghai

Elm, j?., East Asiatic Ca, Ltd., Dairen

Elphick,

Elphinstone, H., managing

S., merchant; director;

Taipeh,Walliam

FormosaJacks• & Co., (Malaya) Ed.; Singapore 1

Elser, E. E., Insurance Agppt,. Manila ...

Elster, Dr.R.,Karl,

Eistrom, medical practitioner,

J. International HarvesterShanghai

Co., Manila

Elvin,T.A.,G.,signs

Ely, per pro.,

director, RisingEastSunAsiatic Co., Ld.,

Petroleum Co., Singapore

Ld., Yokohama,

Elzear, M. T., sub-mgr., Banque de L’Inidochine, Shanghai

Embden, H., assistant, Carlowitz & Co., Canton

Emeus, J. Scott, Emeus & Co., Shanghai

Emerson, K. L., treasurer, National City Bank Building Cb., Manila

Emmert,

Encarnacao, J. C.B, J.,attorney,

manager.Standard-Vacuum

Eastern llnderwriters,Oil Co.,Ld.,Hongkong

Shanghai

Endert, H., manager, H. Mij. Guntzel

Endicott, M. R., secy., American. Consulate, Tientsin & Schumacher, Ld., Singapore

Engelter, L., manager, Vitama Co., Ld., The, Tsingtao

Engert,

English, Cornelius van H.,forfirst

R., vice-consul secretary,

U.S.A., BangkbkAmerican Legation, Peiping

Enikieff, K. B., assist.,

Ennenherg, A., Merchant, Kobe St' a nclard-Vocuum Oil Co., Osaka

Enright, J. A., accountant, Kalian Mining.•Administration,

Ensor, T. 1)., chartered accountant, partner, Neill-

Eppstein, T. manager, American

Epstein, D., partner, Asia Export'Cb., Tientsin Hardware'and Plumbing'Co.; Manila

Epstein-, L., manager, American 'Oriental Fur Agency, Tiensin

Erdmannsdorff,

Ererman, H. E. K., Dr. Governor

von, councillor,

of the German’Efnbas^y,

East Coast of Sumatra To;cyo

Ericson, N., mgr., Ekman Foreign Agencies; Osaka

Ericsson, T, A., vice-consul for Sweden, Bangkok -v

Erikson, A! C., assist, manager, General Motors Acceptance Corpn., Osaka

Ernst,

Ernst, W., A., assist.,

Merchant,Siber,Harbin

Hegner &. Co.,'Kobe -

Erohin, S. M., assist., Bryner &.: Co., Dairen'

Erzinger, Th„ partner, Erzinger Co.. Chefoo

tEscat, P. M., Internatiotfal Harvester Co., Manila

Escobar, M., secy., Tuason, Sampedro Inc., Manila

lEskeline,

Esping, H.C.E.,J.,manager

manager,forSpcony-Vacuum Coyporation,

Japan, Home TnsurarioC of NewTsingtab

York, Tokyo

Ess, A. Van, merchant, Van Ess & Co., Newchwang

Ess, C. F. J., Deputy Registrar, Supreme Court, Singapore

Ess, Dr. B. J., assist, medical officer, Medical dept., Singapore

Ess, Thomas W. van, assist, general manager, Oriental Consolidated Mining Co., Seoul

Essen, H. von, assisstant, Deutsch-Asiatische Bank. Canton

.Essen,

Esser, E., J. M.manager,

Van, accountant,

Mustard &Singapore Rubber Works Co., Singapore

Co., Inc., Tientsin

gssig, E., Silk exporter, Shanghai'

sson, H. W., Guthrie & Co., Ld., Penang

l"Estella, J., pres., Philippine Lyric Academy, InK, Manila

IjEstella, Nicholas, Fernandez Hermands Tnc., Manila

Etlin, B., partner, Etlin & Oo„ Singapore

Ettele, C., assist, genl. mgr., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co./Yokohama

Fits* FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Ebzdorf, Dr. R. Yon, secretary, German Embassy, Tokyo

Euren, S. Y„ managing dir., American Far Eastern Match Co, Shanghai

Eustaquio,

Evamy, I). -J.,L., mgr.,

signs P.perB.pro.,

Artesian

BrynerWater

& Co.,Co.,Dairen

Inc., Manila

Evan-Jones, Dr. E.,supt.,

dentist, Evan-Jones & Riddell, Shanghai i

Evans, A., assist, Shanghai Waterworks

Evans, A. C., assist., Butterfield & Swire, Hongkong Co., Ld., Shanghai

Evans, A. E., assist., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Hankow

Evans, A. J., pro-consul, British Consulate, Shanghai

Evans,

Evans, C.B. A.,

D., solicitor,

first assistant,

Koek Royal Observatory,

& Evans, Singapore Kowloon, Hongkong

Evans, C. F., Clifford-Wilkinson Tansan Mineral Water Co., Ld., Shanghai

Evans, D. B„ solicitor, Johnson, Stokes & Master, Hongkong

Evans, D. W., Finamcial officer, Criminal Intellegence dept., S.S.

Evans, F. S., manager, Manufacturers Life Insurance Co., Singapore

Evans, G. C., Oriental Consolidated Mining Co., Taracol, Seoul

Evans,

Evans, H.H. H.,

W., manager,

managingParbury,

proprietor,Henty

H. W.& Co.,

EvansKobe& Co., Ltd., Negri Sembilan

Evans, J. G., supt.. Government Savings Bank, Singapore

Evans, J.,

Evans, J. J.,assistant,

mang. dir., Hongkong

Evans &Electric Co., Shanghai

Sons, Ld., Ld., Hongkong

Evans, J. P. P., Commissioner of Police, Kedah

Evans,

Evans, J.Dr.W.,L. manager. Govt. Collieries,

W., chief medical Sarawak

officer, Kelantan

Evans, R. F., district officer, Kudat, British North Borneo

Evans,

Evans, R.R. J.,

T., agent.,

attorneyEastern Smelting Co., Ld.,

& counsellor-at-Law, Bangkok

Tientsin

Evans,

Evans, T.S., L.,partner

generalandmanager.

manager,United

Olivier,Engineers,

Evans & Co.,Ld., Kobe

Singapore

Evans, W. E., works foreman, United Engineers, Penang

Evans, W. G., medical officer, Medical Department, Brunei, N. B.

Evelie,

Everest, H„ accountant, Banque de ITndo-Chine, Hongkong

Everest, E.R. J.,

H. inspector

H., director, Boustead

of works, ArCo., Hongkong

P.W.D., Ld., Kuala Lumpar Selangor

Everett,

Everingham,H. S.,H.gen. L., mgr.,

manager,Palace Theatre,McBeath

Makower, Manila & Co., Kobe

Everts, J. Engineer

Evineton, W. B., presidentCommander Koninklijke Paketvaart

C. B., assist, Mij., Batavia

naval attache, British Embassy, Tokyo

Ewers, E.A. M.,

Ewing, A., m.d.,

manager,medical officer, Electric

Shanghai OrientalConstruction

ConsolidatedCo., Mining Co., Seoul

Ld., Shanghai

Ewing, J. D., partmer, Syme & Co., Batavia

Excell, W. C., assist, supt., Hongkong & Kowloon Wharf «fc Godown Co., Ld., Hongkong

Exell, A. S., sub-accountant, Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Tokyo

Exell,

Exley, F.H.K.,A.,sub-accountant,

superintendent Siam Commercial

engineer, MansfieldBank,

Bangkok

Eyde,

Eymard,A., secretary, Directorate General of Posts, Shanghai

Eynard, G.,M.,Tan electrical engineer,

pin & Co.. HanoiSociete Anonyme de Kinta, Perak

Eynard,

Ezeghelian,L., consul for France,

L., accountant, Cantonde ITndo-Chine, Yunnanfu

Banque

Ezra, C., Ezra & Co., Shanghai

Faber,

Faber, A.J. G.,

G., acct.,

representative,

Philips’ ChinaLobnitz

Co., &Shanghai

Co., Ld., Ipoh, Perak

Faber, S, E., Consulting Civil Engineer,

Fabre, A., chairman, Racine et Cie., Shanghai Shanghai

Fachtmann, F., partner, Winckler

Fachtmann, G. R., assist., Nichizui Trading Co., Ld., Tokyo

Fachtmann, T.,director,

Faers, H.G.,B.,acct., assist, Hardy,

partner. Sale. && Co., Yokohama

Fafart, Banque de Gatliff

ITndochine,Co., Peiping

Tientsin

Fairbairn,

Fairburn, W. E., superintendent. Municipal Police dept., Shanghai

Fairchild, H.,

F. A.,inspector

managing general of Police,

director, Singapore

Fairchild

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS Fl55

Fairchild, G., secretary, Philippine Sugar Association, Manila

Fairfield, R. G., acting manager, Chase Bank, Tientsin

Fairgrieve, J., installation manager, Asiatic Petroleum Co., (North China), Ld., Hankow

Fairman, F. F., manager, Dodge & Seymour, Ld., Shanghai

Fairweather, J., principal agricultural officer, Agricultural Department, Johore

Faith, J. A. A., commissioner, Land Office, Kukup, Johore

Fajardo, J., director, Philippine Health Service, Manila

Falcon, A., proprietor, Falcon Auto Repair Shop, Manila

Falcon, F. assist, manager, Falcon Electrical Manila

Falcon,

Falian, C.R.,L.,manager,

partner, Falcon Electrical

L. Leybold Shokwan, Supply,

TokyoManila

Fancott, H., secretary and store manager, Gammon (Malaya), Ld., Singapore

[ Fano, Fannikke, S., supt., godowns

R., chairman, AssuranceandFranco-Asiatique,

wharves, East Asiatic Co., Ld., Bangkok

Shanghai

; Fanovard; C., Cie de Commerce et de Navigation d’Ext.-Orient, H;phong

j! Fantham, Faracho, H. C., H.,Cieassist.,

ItalianaHongkong and Kowloon

d’Extreme Orient, Wharf & Godown Co., Hongkong

Shanghai

i; Farfart, A., accountant, Banque de ITndpehine, Yunnanfu

I Farjon, P., directeur, DesCOurs et Cabaud, Hanoi

1• Farmer, Farmer, A.C. L., Y., assist.,

dir. mgr.,Douglas

Imperial Chemical

Lapraik & Co.,Industries

Hongkong(China) Ld., Tientsin

L Farmer, P., merchant, F. D. Farmer & Co. and consul for Norway, Newchwang

|1 Farnan, Farmer, F.W.A.,R.,assist.,

partner,Phoenix

FarmerAssurance

Co., andCo.,proprietor, Vcitoria Hotel Canton

Ld., Shanghai

j' Farnell, Thomas W., Henry Hunter, Bayne & Co., Manila

j Farnworth, G., accountant, Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corp., Singapore

Farolan, Modesto, general manager, Monday Mail, Manila

Farquharson, A. N.,D...partner, Hallam & Lester

Co., Selangor

1 Farrell, A. E., Dr.

Farquharson, assistant,resident surgeon,

Butterfield & Swire, Chinese Hospital, Shanghai

Hongkong

Farrell, P. T., consulting engineer and surveyor, Hongkong

Farrell, R. E., consul for Spain, assist., Hongkong

Farrer, R. J., director, British Malaya Trustee & Executor TelephoneCo.,Co.,Ld.,Ld.,Singapore

Hongkong

Ii Farrington,

Farriere, M.,J.,accountant, Banque de l’Indo-Chine, Bangkok

manager, Siamese Tin Syndicate, Ld., Takuapa, Bangkok

i Fassman, F. F., general manager, Dodge & Seymour, Ld., Shanghai

Faubert, A., directeur-adjoint, Banque de Saigon, Saigon

Faucherand, G., Cie. Franco-Asiatique des Petroles, Haiphong

Faulkner, O., Nurupi Kozan K. K., Seoul

l Faulknor, J. H. R., general manager, Hall tfe Holt, Ld., Shanghai

Faupel, E.L., marshal U.S. Court for China, Shanghai

| Fauraz, E., secretary, French Municipal Council, Shanghai

Faure, E.,

J1 Faure, P. H.manager,

Muwro.,Japan Import

manager, and Petroleum

Asiatic Export Commission

Co., (NorthCo.,China)

Kobe Ld., Wuhee

J| Fauvel,

Faurisson,M.,R.,agent,sub. Union

agent, Insurance

CoinpagnieSociety

Des Messageries Maritimes,

of Canton, Ld., Haiphong Singapore

J>I Fawcett,

Fauzy, Dr.Capt. M., Consul for Egypt, Kobe

| Fawcett, G. H., A.agent, E., district

Kailan engineer, F.M.S. Railways,Tientsin

Mining Administration, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

ES, Fawcett,

Fawcett, K.,

R. assistant

A., assist., manager,

Hongkong Glen

and Line EasternBanking

Shanghai Agencies, Ld., Shanghai

Corporation, Singapore

Fay, J. M. A., deputy commissioner, Chinese Maritime Customs, Shanghai

I Fegen, Capt. F. H., surveyor to Lloyd’s agents, Kobe

Fehily, J. P., Port health officer and inspector of Emigrants, Hongkong

| Fehlen, P., assist., Pearson, & Co., Yokohama

pFeilden,

■‘Feldman,L.S.,J.manager, A., assist.,American

HongkongMilkandProducts

ShanghaiCorporation,

Banking Corp.,

Hongkong Singapore

]l Felgate, R. H., manager, R. H. Felgate & Co., Shanghai

''1I Fell,

Felix,W.J.,A.,cashier, Philippine National Bank, Manila

dir., Adamson, Gilfillan

’].Pels how, G., assist., Little, Adams & Wood, Hongkong

IFeltham, S. C.,engineer, Public Works department, Hongkong

' Feltman, C., manager, Feltman Bros., Manila

i

F15'0 FOREIGN- RESIDENTS

Fendlason, E. H., acct., Texas Co., (China), Lrh, Shanghai

Fenffe, J. D. de,actg. cim-ul-general for Belgium, Shanghai

Eenkl, F., Reuter Brockelmann & Co., Shanghai

Fenton,

Fenton, Dr.C.,F. Postal

G., medical officer of health, Kulangsu Municipal Office, Amoy

Kenton, S.G. G., assist., dept., Jesselton,

Butterfield British

&, Swire, North Borneo

Hongkong

Fenwick, F. H., sub-accountant, A. Bendixsen cfe'Co., Ld., Penang

Fenwick,H.,F.manager

Ferber, H., sub acct., Chartered

& attorney, Bank &of Co.,

A. Goeke India,Canton

Austr.

Ferguson, C. J., manager, Innc’ss & Riddle, (China), Ld., Hongkong

Ferguson, G. P., assist, master, King’s College, Hongkong

Ferguson,

Ferguson, J.J. H., C., assist.,

partner,Taikoo

WilliamDockyard

Farmerand

Canton Co., Hongkong

Ferguson, M., electrician, Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co.,. Ld., Hongkong

Ferguson,

Ferguson, R.R., O.,assist.,.Smith,

c.A., charteredBellaccountant,

& Co., Ltd.,Fleming

Manila it Williamson; Manila

Fergussoh, J. C. G., agent, Hongkong & Shanghai.Banking Corporation, Canton

Fergusson, T., craft supt., Hongkong &■ ’Kowloon Wharfdfe Godown Co.,.Ld., Hongkong

Fermont, A. A., director, Fermont Cuypers, N. V., Batavia

Fermus, R., attorney-at law,E. R. Fermus & It. Hosed tx. Law Office, Tientsin

Fernandes, B. de S., assist, manager, Macao Electric Lighting Co., Ld.,.M'acao

Fernandes,

Fernandez, DmLuis manager, WitkowskiFernamcbz

A., auditor, & Ob., Nagoya Hermanns, Inc., Maaiila

Fernandez, F., treas., Mount Arayat Sugar Ooi, Manila

Fernandez, Jose, F., president* Fennanidez Hermanos Inc., Mapila

Fernandez,E.V.R.T.,A.,consul

Fernando, for Costa

managing Rica, Malay

director, ManilaPeninsula Agency, Singapore

Fernandez, A. T. private secy, to puisne Judge,. Supreme Court, Singapore

Ferrajolo, Cav. It., consul for Italy, Mukden

Ferrandiz,

Ferreira, Cm Dr.M.,maniager,

daAlhambra

Silva, ManilaCigarfor& Portugal,

Consul Cigarette Manufacturing Go., Manila

Ferreria, Publishing Co.,ShanghaiManila

Ferrer,

Ferrer, E.A., V..assistant manager.forAthletic

consul-general Spain, Supply

ShanghaiCo., Manila

Ferrers, H. N., director, Malayan Collieries, Ld., Selangor

Forrier, J.C. W.,

Ferrier, A. W., agent,for Hongkong

consul & Shanghai Banking Corporation, Saigon

Portugal, Manila

Ferrief,

Fessenden, V. E.,

S., mgr., Gilman

director, & Co.,Waterworks,

Shanghai Ld., Canton-,0b.,.Ld., Shanghai

Fetherstonhaugh, G., British American Tobacco Co..(China), Ld., Hankow

Fettb,

Fey, P.F.J.C.,H. secretary-treasurer,

G., Netherlands Asiatic Fette.Trading

Ltug Co.,Co.,Fed.Kobe

Inc., Peiping

Fichet, C., managing

Fichter,0., Paul J., Haskinsdir., Cie

agent, Anderson, Forestiere

Clayton & Co., OsakaSaigon

Indochinoise,

Pick,

Fick, Kurt,assist.,

manager, Menzi& Sells,

& GoShanghai

,f (Inc., Cebu

Fickes,

Pickling,W.F.S.,P.manager, ManilaChartered

L, sub.-agent,. Trading &Bank Supply Co., Iloilo

of India, Aust. China, Sitiawan, Perak

Field,

Field, G.B. C.,

A. C„accountant, HongkongMira,

supt. of shipping, LandSarawak

Investment & Agency Co.),Ifd.,;Hongkong.

Fielder,.B.II.E.,R.,loca}

Fielding, .secretary,

secretary, TaikooEngineerinu

Jardine Dockyard Corporation,

and Engineering Ld., Co,, Hongkong

Shanghai

Fierlinger,

Figueras, Jan, J. T.,Secretary,

director,Czechoslovakian

Warner, Barnes Consulate,

& Cp., Osaka

!Ld.,. Manila

Fikes, O. J., office manager. Firestone Tire & Rubber Co., Manila

Finch, A. P., sub-editor, North China. Daily Nms and. Herald, Shanghai

Finch,

Fincher, F. G.,C.,state engineer, P.W.D., Taipinu-, Perak

Fincher, E.E. F., assist.,

assistant, Gilman

Gilman

& Go.,Ld.,Ld.,Hongkong

Hongkong

Finck, H.J..S.,manager,

Findlay, manager, Art Furniture Depot, Singapore

Findlay, J., sub-mgr.,Becos NewTrariers, Ld.,

Engineering Vladivostock

& Shipbuilding Works, Ld.,. Shanghai :

'

Findlay, J. T., surveyor, Lloyd’s Register of Shipping;: Singapore . '

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F157

Findlay, VV. H., manager, Sime, Darby

Finlay, C. S., acting 3rd magistrate, Singapore; F Co., Ld., Penang

Finlay, R. D., manager, Alexandra Brick Works, Ld., Penang

Finnell, F. IL., partner, De Vault Co., The, J. F., Peiping

Finnic, J., assist, shipyard mgr., Taikoo Dockyard V Engineering Go., Ld., Hongkong

Finnie, T., assist, manager, Bangkok Dock Co., Ld., Bangkok

Finnigan, W. B., registrar,

Firth, B., partner, WheelockHongkong

ct Co., Ld.,University.

Shanghai Hongkong

Fischer, A. F., director. Bureau of Forestry, Manila

Fischer, H., Propr., Fi-Ma Essences and Extracts, Manila

Fischer, L., president,

Fischer, O., signs per pro., NorthHuberChina

Co., ShanghaiCo., Tientsin

Fischer, Dr. O., barrister, Musso, Fischer & Wilhelm, Shanghai

Fischer, R. E., assist., Doitsu Senyro Gomei Kaisha. Kobe ,

Fischer, W., business manager. Oriental Press, Shanghai

Fischer, W. G., manager, Reuter, Brockelmann & Co., Hongkong

Fishery.

Fisher, F.A. H.,

L., assistant,

manager, Hongkong

British-AmerieanTelephone Co., Ld.,

Tobacco Hongkong

Co., Amoy

Fisher, J.J. S.,

Fisher, A., managing

assist., Benjamin

director,andFishers,

Potts, Ld.,

Hongkong

Singapore

Fisher, L. E., manager, Major Bros., Ld., Shanghai

Fisher, Thomas G., manager, North-China Daily Mail, Tientsin

Fisher, T. J., signs per pro., Butterfield & Swire, Hankow

Fistere,

Fittkau,jr.,H. J.,architect

manager,andNationalengineer,Aniline

Shanghaiand Chemical Co., Inc,, Shanghai

Fitzgerald, G. de la P. B. }ichief aect., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn., H’koiig.

Fitzgerald, M., general agent, Canadian 'Pacific Steamships, Ld., Yokohama

Fitzgerald,

Fitz-Gibbon,Dr.W.R.G.,D.,correspondence'secretary

principal medical officer,toJohore director of Public Works, Hongkong

Fitz-Henry, J. C., inspection officer, Fire Brigade, Hongkong.

Fitz-Hugh, Major T. C., Curio dealer, Peiping

Fitzmaurice,

Fitzner, N.,

O., assist, Consul for Great Britain, Changsha

Fitzpatrick, H. A., manager,

manager, Christerm

Herbert, Ld., Huenefeld

Osaka & Gob Manila

Fitzsimmons, 1st vice pres., Atlantic, Gulf and Pacific Co., Manila

Fitzsimmons, A. E.; manager, Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Chungking

Fleet, B. Hayton, proprietor-editor, 'Harbin'Observer, Wavhm '•

Fleet, H. A., Engineer’ and SurVeydrj; Tieptsin

Fleiner,

Fleisher, E-, mapager, Stoffel & Co., Singapofe

Fleming, B.A.,W.,partner,

managing.director,

Fleming Brothers, Acfyertiser

Perak Publishing and Printing Gd-, Tokyo

Fleming, D.

Fleming, G. B„ manager., Harrisons & GrosfieW (Borneo),, Ld., jeSselton, B. N, Romeo

Fleming,

Fleming, ,L,H. chartered

M. Le, assist, supt., F.M.S

accountant, Lo\ye,., Railways,

Biugham Kuala Lunipur,Llongkpng

A Matthews, Selangor

Fleming, J., partner, Flerping Brothers, Perak

Fleming, J. C., sighs per pro., Butterfield & Swire, Ichang

Fleming, T.(1, H.,

| Fletcher, Pearson,

works manager,«fe Cp„;Toky6‘

Ye Olde Pfinterie, Ld., Hongkong

iL Fletcher,

Fletcher, E.

F., P., m^hanical

representative, engineer,

Mather StP.W.D.,

Platt, Hongkcn*

Ld., Shanghai ; ,

Fletcher, G. D. A., manager, Harrisons; and Belgian and French consul, Penang

K!|'Fletcher,

Fletcher, H. G., commissioner, Chinese Maritiipe Customs, Swatow

Fletcher, Dr.R. P.,L.,surveying

Medical Practitioner,

dept.', Keys &Manila,

bowdeswell,Singapore:

1 Floury, J. J., state veterinary surgeon, Kedah:

t ,: Flight, W. F., supt. of telegraphs, Penang

jhFligil,

O jFlines, T.F.S..G.signs per pro.,Netherlands

de, cashier, GershevichTrading

Brothers,Society,

TientsinSlhanghai

JSiFlinter. A., dhamondH.,merchant,

?. Flojar-Rajchman, military and Singapore

naval attache, Poland Legation, Thkyo!

■Ij' Florance,

Blood, R. R, A. M. pres.,S. de,

Philippine

proprietor, Advej’tising Cdrp;, Manila Ifkrbih

Asiatic TrahspoPt.’Col,

F158 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Flowerdew, A. H., sole partner, A. H. Flowerdew & Co., Selangor

Flynn, F. G.,G.sub-accountant.

Foenander, Chartered

FT., manager (printing BankKyle,

dent.), of India,

PalmerAustralia & China,

Co,, Ld., Tientsin

Selangor

Foenander, M. H., sub-editor, Times of Malaya, Perak

Fog, W., L.manager,

Foggitt, Fog & Maokinnon

W. L., assist., Co., Ld., Shanghai

Mackenzie & Co., (Japan) Ld., Kobe

Fokkes. H., partner, Fokkes & Koch, Tokyo

Folch, D., manager, Mount Arayat Sugar Co., Manila

Follet, H., manager,

Fombertaux, H. Follet

A. G., agent, cfe Cie, Shanghai

Messageries Maritimes, Shanghai

Foox, A. G., freight and cotton broker, Foox & Co., Tientsin

Foox, IL, Foox & Co., Tientsin

Forbes,

Forbes, A.D., H., commissioner,

director, Bank Line, Chinese

(China)Maritime Customs,

Ld., (Andrew WeirAmoy

& Co.), Hongkong

Forbes, D. D., manager, Andersen, Meyer & Co., Ld., Tientsin

Forbes,

Forbes, L., district officer, Klang, Selanger

Forbes, P.R., H., chief accountant.

accountant, CharteredFederated

Bank of Malay

India, States

Aust. &Railways, Kuala Lumpur

China, Penang

Forbes, R. F., manager, Forbes’ Printing & Advertising Service, Hongkong

Ford, E. B., vice-president-treasurer, Fidelity & Surety Co., Manila

Ford, E. C., service mgr., Moody, Mark Li, Shanghai

Ford, F. T. H., partner, F. Howard Ford, Harbin

Ford, G. S., solicitor, Wilkinson & Grist, Hongkong

Ford, .1., manager, Evatt & Co., Selangor

Ford, J. T„ treasurer, Municipal Council. Shanghai

Ford, M. C., news editor, Shanghai Evening Post and Mercury, Shanghai

Ford, P. B., Ford Delamore, Selangor

Forde, F.L.,H.,representative,

Fornier, general manager, Glen Line

Michelin & Co.,Agency, Shanghai

Singapore

Forrer, H. A., district judge & 1st magistrate, Singapore

Forrest,

Forster, A.G. B.,

P., service

managing manager,

director,Mark L. Moody,

Forster & Co., Inc., Shanghai

Shanghai

Forstor, H. S., inst. mgr., Asiatic Petroleum Co., Amoy

Forster, L., professor of education, Hongkong University, Hongkong

Forsyth,

Forsyth, H. D. M., engineering

R., partner, manager,Davis,

Linstead American Trading Co., of Japan, Ld., Tokyo

Hongkong

Forsyth, J. S., accountant, P. & O. Bankng Corporation,, Shanghai

Fortune, F. C., vice-consul for America, Foochow

Fortune,

Foss, B. T.,Stuart,

manager, sub-agent,

Socfin Chartered

Co., Ld., Kuala BankLumpur,

of India, Selangor

Austr, & China, Selangor

Fossum,

Foster, D.,Chas. A., sales

director, Bigmanager.

Wedge Mining NortonCo.,& Barrison

Manila Co., Manila

Foster, F. W., signs per pro'., Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co., Shanghai

Foster, H. B.,

Foster, W. A., partner,

manager,Ker & Co., Manila

Federated Motors, Singapore

Foster-Kemp,

Foulds, G. S., headmaster, Public School for Chinese, Shanghai

Fournier, C., controller, Banque deBritain,

L. IL, vice-consul for Great Manila

ITndochine, Shanghai

Fowler, F. W., signs per pro., Butterfield & Swire, Shanghai

Fowler, H. H, managing director, Imperial

Fowler, Rv Vaughan, managing director. Far Eastern Aviation Chemical IndustriesCo.,

(China), Ld., Shanghai

Ld., Hongkong

Fox,

Fox, C. J., editor, North China Star, and attorney and Counsellor-at-Law, Tientsin

Fox, D.H. E.,

T., engineer,

managingYork Shipley

director, IncBell

Smith, , Shanghai

& Co., Ld., Manila

Foyle, J.S.,O.,accountant,

Fragcr, claim solicitor,BanqueRobert Dollar Co.,Singapore

de ITndochine, Manila

Framroz, P. M„ proprietor, Framroz & .Co., Singapore

Trance, N. H., Professor of History, Hongkong University, Hongkong

Franceschini,

Francis, D. A.,H.,R.,director.

vice-consuldirector,

managing for Italy,General

SaigonForge Products (1929), Ld., Shanghai

Francis, M. Park &

Francis, R. E., agent. Waterlow A- Sons, Ltd., Francis, Selangor

Shanghai

Francisco, P., repr., Venus Sales Dept., Manila

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS Fl&>

Franck, J. Probyn, solicitor, Bailey & Perry, Hankow

Frank, A., manager, David & Co., Hongkong

Frank, A. J., acting resident secretary, China Underwriters, Ld., Singapore

Franklin, Cornell S., attorney, Fleming, Franklin it Allman, Shanghai

Franklin, F. P., manager, Hongkong Telegraph, Hongkong

Franklin, G. G., branch manager, Union Insurance Society of Canton, Ld., Shanghai

Franks, C. W., secretary to the Governor-General, Manila

Franks, J. W., supt., Prison Department, Hongkong

Franse,

Frantz, J.,G., agent, Netherlands

vice-consul India&Commercial

for Finland, mgr., FrantzBank,

& Co.,Medan, Sumatra

Tsingtao

Franz,

Franz, G., signs per pro,

R., manager, Carlowitz

Deutsch & Co.,Bank,

Asiatische Tsingtao

Canton

Fraser, A. D., assist., Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering Co., Hongkong

Fraser, A. S., assistant, Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Hongkong

Fraser, D. J., general agent, States Steamship Co , Hongkong

Fraser,

Fraser, E.H.,M.,secretary

director,toImperial

resident, Chemical

Resident’sIndustries (China), Ld., Shanghai

Office, Perak

Fraser, J., assist., Dairy Farm, Ice & Cold Storage Co., Hongkong

Fraser, J. A., assist. Attorney General, Supreme

Frasseto, A., managing director, Adelphi Hotel, Singapore Court, Hongkong

Frauendorff, O., manager, Aguado Hermanns, Manila Tokyo

Frattini, Lt.-Col. E., military attache, Italian Embassy,

Frauenrath, K., secretary, German Consulnte, Yokohama

Frazar, E. W„ vice-president, Frazar, Federal Inc., Tientsin

Fredericks, R. K., R.C.A. Victor Co. of China, Shanghai

Fredet,

Free, IT.J.,D.H.editor,

Collins,Bulletin

manager,Commercial

Reuters, (VExtreme

Ld., Hankow Orient, Shanghai

Freeman, B., manager, works staff, United Engineers, Ld., Singapore

Freeman, H. G., manager, Tobacco Trading Corporation, Shanghai

Freeman, M, chairman, Asia Life Insurance Co.. Shanghai

Freeman, O. C., secretary, Shanghai Revolver Club, Shanghai

Freer, L, S., secretary to adviser. State Council Office, Kedah

French, J.C J.,H.,actsr.

French, vice-president and treasurer,

acct., Hongkong Andersen,

and Shanghai MeyerCorporation,

Banking & Co., Ld., Shnaghai

Shanghai

French, R. W., sub-manager, National City Bank of New York, Singapore

Frese, O., assist., F. Feld ife Co., Ld., Canton

Frewen, J. S., manager, Western Electric Co. of Asia, Singapore

Frey, J., Cie de Commerce et de Navigation d’Extreme Orient, Saigon

Frey,

Frey, J.,

W.,manager,

architectEast Indies Trading

and engineer, Basel Co., Ltd.,Peiping

& Frey, Singapore

Frick, H. W., assist, manager. Chase BankThe, Shanghai

Frieder,

Friedman,Alex., pres., Helena

L., general manager, Cigar Co., Motors,

China Manila Shanghai

Friedman, M., sales

Friendrichsen, manager,

K., assist., liliesChina

& Co.,Motor, Shanghai

Yokohama

Frisby, A. W., inspector of schools, Education Department, Malacca

Frithjof, Hoehnke, merchant, Shanghai

Fritz, Chester, partner, Swan, Culbertson & Fritz, Shanghai

Froese, C. T., sub-accountant, P. & O. Bankng Corpn., Ld., Shanghai

Froiman, D. A., Froiman Co., Tientsin

Frolich, H.Sv.,J.,signs

Froland, per pro.,

managing WallemFrolich,

partner, & Co.,Tselee

Shanghai

& Co., Ld., Canton

Fromel, F. R., signs per pro, Philips’ China Co., Shanghai

Frondorf, U. G., gen. manager, Ault

Fronk, W. J., manager, Haskins & Sells, Shanghai & Wiborg, Shanghai

Frost,

Frost, J.,L. G.,

partner,

assist.,Frost, BlandMatheson

Jardine, & Co., Shanghai

& Co., Ld., Hongkong

Frowein, G. V., assist., Bayer-Meister Lucius Yakuhin Gomei Kaisha, Kobe

Fruestueck,

Fry, J., manager, R., director, Lohmann

East Indies Trading& Co.,

Co.,Ld., Singapore

Singapore

Fry, L. E., manager, Motion, Smith & Son, Ld., Singapore

Fry, R. M., supt. of Police, Police Department, Kedah

Fryer, G. B., supt. & secty., Institution for the Chinese Blind, Shanghai

F160 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Fryling,Baron

Fuchs, Dr. J.,C. de,

counsellor,

manager,Polish Legation,Ld.,Tokyo

Skodaworks Tokyo-

Fuchs, Dr. Walter, consul for Germany, Shanghai, i

Fuchsman, David, Dodge k, Seymour, Ld., Harbin

Fuchsmann, A,, manager, Lautier Fils Shokai, Kobe

Fuente,.J.,

Fuggle, F. R., mgr..principal

Camerawarden,

Supply Prison

Oo.,'Manila

.Department, Hongkong

Fugler, 0. G., secretary, John Little & Co., Singapore

Fugoso, V.. secty.j Malayan Lumber r Incorp., Manila

Fuhrhop W., prop., Windsor 4 Co.,

Fulleman, W., partner, Diethelm & Cot, Saigon Bangkok

Fuller,

Fullerton,O , A.partner, Jaeger

R.., Felix & Co., Singapore

A. Joseph, Hongkong

Fumagali, Dr. A., manager, A. I. E. W. rQ„ Shanghai

Fumagalli, C., president, Shanghai Raw Silk, Associati,on, Shanghai

Furness, W.H.J„W.,senior

Furnivall, installation

medical inspector,Hospital,

officer,:inGeneral Shanghai Power,Co.', Shanghai

Fusy, P., representative, Michel ifc.'Co., Singapore Singapore

Futerman, G., signs, p.p.,.Alexander Gutbezahl,Trading Go., Tientsin

Fuwing,M. L.,

Fylie, general manager,

S., secretary, AssociatedCouncil,

British Municipal PivlductsTientsin

Co., Foochow

Gabb, T. H., Lowe Bingham & Matthews, Sharurtiai

Gabbott, P>. L., director and general managing director, Willow Ratteen Press,,Shanghai

Gabbott, F. R., merchant, Gabbott, & Co., Shanghai :

Gaches, S., prest. & genl. mgr., Ple^cock & Co., II. E.,' Manila

Gaddi,

Gaertner,Ramon D., secretary,

K., signs C. B. Nelson

per pro., China cfc Ca, Manila

Import-Export and Bank Co:, Shanghai

Gaetjen, H., chaneelier, German Consulate, Shanghai

Gahagan, C. E., assistant, Hongkong Electric Co., Hongkong

Gain, P. D. G., manager, Allen and Hanburys, Ld., Shanghai

Gaine, P. R., Imperial Chemical Industries, Shanghai

Gaiser, E., vice pres , Manila Button Factory, Manila

Galanti, V., consul g'erieral for Italy, Shanghai

Galatis, D. E.. mafiager, General Trading "Co., Tientsin

Galbraith, I., chartered accountant, Seth, Turner «fe Cp.; Shanghai

Gale,

Gale, L.B. E.,

W., president,

attorney, Irwin-Harrisons-Whitney;

L. E. Gale Co., Shanghai Inc^Shanghai .

Gallego, M. V., president, Katubusan. Manila

Gal lit, E.,H. manager,

Gallop, B., manager,Gregg Co., Ld.,- Pape’c

American ManilaExport Inc., Shanghai

Galloway, Sir D. J., medical practitioner, Galloway, Elder, Maclver & Dobbin, S pore.

Galloy,

Gammell,L. E.T., B.,general

assist.,manager, Societe desCo.,

Asiatic Petroleum Verreries

(South'd’Exlreme-Orient, Haiphong

China). Ld., Wuchow

Gande, W. J., managing director, Gande, Price. Ld., Shanghai

Gande,

Gandon, W. M., assist., French

Gande, Price, Ld., VunnanfuShanghai

Gandossi,vice-consul,

F., assistant. CorneaConsulate, Co., Yokohama and Mengtsz

Gandy, G. H., Hydrographic surveyor,

Gange, F. B., gencntl manager and secretary. Gordon P.W.I). 'Hongkong

&.Co., Ld., Shanghai

Gannay, P., inspecteur general, Banque de rtnd'ocliinb', B dgon

Ganno,

Gansmoe, C. T.V.,B.,supervisor,

con&uJ forGovernment

Norway, KobeMonopolies Department, Singapore

Ganz, W., manager, Manila Hume Pipe and Tile Works Jnc., Manila

Garau, M., chief accountant, The Italian Bank for China, Shanghai

Garbaccio,

Garcia, L., c.p.a.,

secretary, Italian Embassy,

Manila Tokyo

Garcia, A.0., V.,vice-ptres.,Garcia

Tuason

Garcia,

Garcia, E.,

E. secretary,

P., chancellor,Hoskyn .v Co.,Cons'

Peruvian Iloilouhite, Hongkong

Garcia, Rev.

Garcia, F. A.,V.c.p.a., Garcia St.A Co.,

M., rector, ManilaSeminary, Foochow

Joseph’s

Garcia, R., proprietor, Manila Filatelica, Manila

Garden, D. S., editor, Siam Free' Pr^ss, Bangkok

 foreign; residents Fisr

Gardiner, R. W., manager. Commercial Union Assurance Co.^ Ld., Hongkong

Gardner, C. D., manager, Simmons Co., Manila

Gardner, G. F., manager, CrittaU Manufacturing-Co., E(i., Shanghai

Gardner, H. F. J., director, Wilde & Co., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Gardner, H G., acting brancli manager, Union Insurance Society of Canton, Ld., LoFyo

Gargollo, A.E. R.,

Gargollo, R., partner

partner and

and manager,'

gen. manager, UoxaS Roxas

y- Cia.,y Manila

Cia.. Manila

Gargollo,

Garlick, G.J.H.,R.,registrar-general,

partner, Rox-as yJUi-ths

Cia., andManila

Deaths Registration, Johorfe

Garman,

Garmery,C.S.,P.,director,

businessManila

manager, Kyo BunSupply

Machinery Kwan,Co.,Tokyo

Manila

Garneys, E. R., supervisor, Eastern, Extension ifc China Telegh, Co.; Ld., Hongkong

Gamier, R., assistant, Louis Ogliastrb & Co., Haiphong :

Garrels,W.Arthur,

Garret, consulSteamship

K , Dollar general forLine,

America,

Iloilo Tokyo

Garrett, G. W., actg. agent, Hongkong it shanghai Banking Corporation, Hankow

Garrett, S. A., manager, Whiteaway, Laid law & Co, Ld., Hankow

Garrido,

Garriz, R.A.,F.,manager,

presidentPasay Transportation

and gen’l. Co., Manila Bureau The., Manila

manager, Advertising

Garrod,

Garry, A.S. N.H.,M.,assistant, Canadian

commissioner PacificJesselton,

of lands, Railway B,Co.,N.Hongkong

B.

Garstin, C. F., c.B E., c.m.g., consul general for Great Britain, Harbin

Gartner, R., manaeer, Kodak Shop,'Tientsin

Gascoigne, A. D. F., second secretary, British Embassy, Tokyo

Gascon, A., service manager, Wallace Harper & Co., Ld., Hongkong

Gasser,

Gassouin,Hch.,

O., manager, F. E- Zuellig,

French Embassy, TokyoInc., Cebu

Gastpar, J., m.e., manager, Sulzer Bros:, Kobe

Gates, R. C., Magistrate, Brunei

Gates, W. R., works manager, Straits Times, Singapore

Gatfield,

Gatliff, W. H.,director,

assist, secretaryGatforI iffChinese

& Co.,CoAffairs, Chinese Sfecretariat, Singapore-

Gatrell, R.G. M.,

W., manager,Hardy, States, Steamship Tientsin

, Tientsin

Gatternigg, R., engineer, IT. Spalinger K Co., Canton

Gaubert, R., manager, Banque de L’lnclo-Chine; Hohgkong

Gaudier, P. R, chief accountant, Katubusan, Manila

Gaulstin,

Gauthier,C.A.,L., Soc.director, Stephens.Portland

des Ciments Paul & Col,Artificiels'

Bangkok de L’lndo-Chine, 'Haiphong

Gautier, E., signs per pro,, Racine et Cie., Hankow

;Gavena, Fernando, secretary, B A,, Gteen Co., Manila ;

Gavin, M., signs per pro., IT. Spalinger & Co., Hongkong

j'Gayetti,

|Geare, Dr. Cgeneral

, medical adviser.Stanlard-Vacuum

Royal States Railway of Hongkong

Siam, Bangkok

Gearey,I.J.F.H.,

(Geary, assist, manager,

R.,1L,director, sub manager,

Frazar Trust Dodwell

Co., Tokyo & Co.,OilLd.,Co.,Shanghai

"•Geater, R., installation supt„ Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Kiukiang

Gcber, R., hotel mgr., Wagons Lits Hotel Terminus, Hankow

tlGedeon, F., manager, Gedeon Freres, Kobe

-SGee, J.C. W.,

tijGee, M., manager,

manager, NNational Aniline and

ational General Chemical

Insurance Co.,Shanghai

Office, Hongkong

lOeldart,

Aielderen,F.S.S.,van,secretary,

manager,British-American

Ocean Accident Tobacco& GuaranteeCo.„(ChinaT, Ltd-, Hankow-

Corp9ration,,Ld., Batavia

liGelewesky, A., chancellor, German Consulate, Tsinan

VGellion, F. J.. manager, Macao Electric Lighting Co., Macao

TtGemperle, W. F., branch mgr., Koppel (Phillipines), Inc., Iloilo

t'Genato V., pres., Genato Commercial Corporation, Manila

► Uenfer, M. A., paper merchant, Harbin

>!jrensburger,

fijtensen, V. D., Gensburerer &&Co., Shanghai

)George, A.F., H.,merchant,

commercialWinckler Co.British

secretary, (Hamburg), KobePeiping

Legation,

George, J., manager, Earnshaw Docks & Honolulu Iron Works, Manila

iGeorge, J. R, manager. Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China, Singapore

fijeorgeson, P. S. A., supt. engineer, Straits Steamship Co.,'Singapore

F6

F162 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Gerard, J., engineer-in-diarge, Kailan Mining Administration, Tongshan, Tientsin

Gerard, Rene, Counsellor, Belgian Legation, Peiping

Germain, R., consul adjoint for France, Tientsin

Gerondal, A. E., assist., Boyd & Co., Hongkong

Gerrard, A. M., installation inspector, Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Gerrard, G. W., c. f. e., commissioner, Police Force, Shanghai

Gerrard, G., assist., Tatkoo Dockyard and Engineering Co., Hongkong

Gerrard, W.W.I.,H.,professor

Gerritsen, of medicine,

controller, administrative Hongkong

dept.University, Hongkong

Selat Pandjang, Sumatra

Gershevich, T. N., manager, Gershevich Bros., Shanghai

Gershevich, L. I., general manager and partner, Gershevich

Gershevich, M. I., general manager and partner, Gershevich Bros., Tientsin B' - os., Tientsin

Gertie.

Gerz, E.,C.,proprietor,

manager, Gerz Deutsch

& Co.,Asiatische

TientsinBank, Peiping

Geschwind, H., suh.-mgr.,

Geyer, H., proprietor, Muller Motor Saul Trading Co., Tsinan

Agency, Bangkok

Geyling, R., vice-consul for Austria, Tientsin

Giavotto, Dr. A„ secretary, Italian Municipal Council, Tientsin

Gibbs, A., lawyer, Gibbs >& McDonough, Manila

Gihbings,A. F.W.S.,G.,mang.

Gibson, harbourdirector,

master,DunlopSarawakRubber Co., Shanghai

Gibson, D.E. McL.,

Gibson, manager, signsCulty DairySandilands,

per pro., Co., Ld., Shanghai

Buttery & Co., Penang

Gibson,

Gibson, F.H. S.,E., director,

claim agent,Mansfield

Robert& DollarCo., Ld.,Co.,Singapore

Shanghai

Gibson, H. L., director, James McMullan & < 'o., Ld., Shanghai

Gibson, J., manager, Kowloon Dispensary. Kowloon, Hongkong

Gibson, R. McLean, medical practitioner. Hongkong

Gidley, S., 'Leigh & Orange, Hongkong

Giel, TL, accountant, Netherlands Trailing Society, Singapore

Giesel, A., manager, Behn, Meyer (China) Co., Ld., Shanghai

Giffard,

Gifford, A., secty.,secretary,

Pahang Culty

Consolidated Co.,Ld.,Pahang

Giggins, E.R. dairy

C., manager, General Dairy Co.,

Electrical Co., Ld.,Shanghai

Singapore

Gijn,

Gil, E. R.. assist., Warner, Barnes a Co., Iloilo Japan Lijn, Shanghai

A. W. M. van, signs per pro., Java

t China

Gilbert, G. W., supt., Municipal Polic*' dept., Shanghai

Gilchrist,

Gildea, J. T. K.,manager,

assist, storekeeper, aridP.W. D., Hongkong

Gile, C. J.,A.,assist,

sales representative, EasternMiller Oriental

Rubber Hotel,Co.,

Export Penang ^

Ld., Singapore

Giles, E.A. S.,

Giles, L. V., assist.,Chemical

Imperial HongkongIndustries,

Shanghai

Gilhou«er, H., manager, Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Cebu

Giliberto,

Gib' G., assist..

s, J., chef Standard-Vacuum

des infirmeries, Oil Co., Shanghai

French Municipality, Shanghai

Gill. A. A., Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ld., Hongkong

Gill, A. W. B., assistant engineer. Municipality,

Gill, I). P., manager, American Oriental Banking Corporation, Tientsin Singapore

Gill,

Gillan,J. K.

S., H.

clerkpostmaster-genera],

in charge. Post Office. Sarawak Kowloon, Hongkong

Gillard. A., chief traffic inspector, Hongkong

Gibes, R., fondJ de pouvoire, Denis Freres, Haiphong Tramways, Ld., Hongkong

Gillespie, A., Gillespiie & Co., Manila

Gillespie, A. D., assist., Syme & Go., Bangkok

Gillespie, A. T„ merchant, Shanghai

Gillespie, Dr. F. D., medical officer. Medical department, Negri Sembilan

Gillespie,

Gillespie,J.,R.TL,British

D.,assist.,

mang. Harrisons

director,Co.,&Imperial

Crosfield,Chemical

Ld. & pro-consul

Industriesfor(China),

Great Britain, Sumatra

Ld., Shanghai

Gilliam, Cigarette Mukden

Gibiam, W, supt.. Post and Telegraph Department, Perak

Gilliland,

Gilmore, D.R.,J.,electric manager, Manila

sub-accountant. Chartered Electric

BankCo., ManilaAust. and China, Hongkong

of India,

Gilmore, S., broker, Doney ifc Co., Tientsin

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F163

Gilmour, A., district officer, .Ulu Kelantan

Gilmour, C. C. B., bacteriologist. Municipal Health dept., Singapore

Gilmour, I. J., assist, supt., Government Monopolies Department, Singapore

Gilmour, O. W., assist, engineer, Municipality,. Singapore

Gilruth,G.,D.,factory

Gilson, representative,

manager,Erasmic

Yao Hu aCo.,Mechanical

SingaporeGlass Co., Chinwangtao

Gilson, L. L., accountant, The Chase Bank,

Gimson, A. F., chief civil engineer, Public Works Hongkong

dept., Shanghai

Gine,

Ginman,P. S.A. N.,H.,accountant, Credit Foncier

managing-director, Chinesed’Extreme Oriente, Telegraph

National Wireless Hankow Co., Shanghai

Ginsbourg, U. M., veneer and ply wood merchant, Shanghai

Ginsburg, S. Z., manager, International Insurance Office, Harbin

Gipperich,

Girardot P.,H.,civil consul for Germany,

engineer, BrossardHongkong

Mopin Etablissements, Singapore

Girivat, L., manager, Siam Free Press Co., Ld., Bangkok

Gisbert, A., assistant, Smith, Bell & Co., Shanghai

Gironi, V., manager, La General© Soies, Manila

Gittins, S. V., agent, Manufacturers life Insurance Co., Canton

Gjodesen,

Gladstone, A. F., manager, The Gloucester,Ld.,Hongkong

W., manager. East Asiatic.Co.., Penang

Glad well W. H., manager (Ford division), Wearne Bros., Ld., Penang

Glagoleff, D., manager, Asia Life Insurance Co,, Batavia

Glaiserman, J. M., managing proprietor, Glaiserman Inc., Manila

Glanville,

Glass, A. O.,A. manager,

P., overseer, Public Works dept.,Co.,

Standard-Vacuum,Oil Hongkong

Haiphong

Glass, D. R., Lowe, Bingham

Glass, M. A., assist., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corp., Hankow

Glass, W.

Glass, S. W.,

W.,manager, British-American

representative, Home Insurance TobaccoCo.Co. (China),

of New York,Ld.,Tokyo

Tsinan

Glathe, A., partner, Glathe & Witt, Shanghai

Gleed, P.,V,S.,V.,acct.,

Gleeson, British CigaretteiCo.,

sub-accountant, Chartered Ltd.,

Bank Tsingtao

of India, Australia &.Perak

China, Bangkok

Glendinritng,

Glendinning, W. S., outside supt, Hongkong Tramways,Ld..Ld.,William,

F‘, sighs per pro., Jacks cV, Co., (Malaya), Hongkong

Glenister,

Glenny, E.,A.medical

G., partner, OsborneDrs,

practitioner, & Chappell,

Fowlie &PerakBlack, Singapore

Glied,

Glineur, F., secretary, Credit Foncier d’Extreme&. Co.'

M., signs per pro., .Schnabel, Gaumer , Shanghai

Orient, Singapore

Glover,

Glover, A.A. E.,

H., director,

secretary,Kelly & Walsh, Ld.,

Municipality, Shanghai

Malacca

Glover, C. W., senior assist, engineer, Public Works department, Shanghai

Glover, E. IL, engineer, Federated Engineering Co., Ld., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Glover, E. M., manager, Malaya Tribune Tress, Ld., Singapore

Glover, E. H.,Pilkington

Glover, H., assist, general

Brothersmanager,

(China),Hongkong Tramways, Ld., Hongkong

Ld., Shanghai

Gluth, S., controller, Compagnie Internationale

Goddard, F. E. H., sub.-acct., Chartered Bank of India, des WagonsAustralia

Lits, Harbin _ ; Saigon

& China,

Godding, Capt. A. CY, managing director, Macphail & Co. (Ipoh), Ld., Ipoh, Perak

Godwin, Major G. W., veterinary officer, China Command, Hongkong

Goeke, A., manager, A. Gneke,& Co., Hongkong

Goennert,J.J.,A.,manager,

Goetzee, Golden Star

general manager, Co., Tientsin

Whiteaway, Laidlaw & Co., Ld., Penang

Goggin, W. G., director, Bank Line (China), Ld., (Andrew Weir & Co.), Hongkong

Goho, S. C., barrister-at-law, Rogers it Son, Malacca

Gohring, A., manager, S. J. Betines

Gohstand, J. S., manager, Wayside Pharmacy, Shanghai

Goila, B.,Dr.engineer,

Goitia, Hongkong Hotel

R., physician-surgeon’ Garage, Hpngkong

Manila

Goldau, H., manager, Konietzke & Goldau

Goldberg, Dr. I. A., co-proprietor, International MotorDental

Works,& Tientsin

Medical Polyclinic, Shanghai

Goldberg, R.,

Goldberg, O. S.,signs

manager,

per pro.,FarGutbezahl

Eastern DrugTradingTrading Co., Shanghai

Co., Tientsin

Goldenberg, C. A., assistant, N. S. Moses & Co., Ld., Hongkong

EO*

FI 64 FORELGK RESIDENTS

Gokieiiberg, Harry, manager, Exporters & Importers Cooperative Co., Hongkong

Goldenberg, M., mgr., Goldenberg, McLeod & Co., Manila

Goldenberg, W., partner, N. S. Moses & Co., Hongkong

Goldie,

Golding,C.A.,H.,A.secretary,

Lopato tfcSecretariat,

Sons, HarbinMunicipality, Singapore

Golding,

Golding, Wm.,C. G., general

secretary.manager,

ChineseCommercial

National Wireless

ExpressTplegraplrOo.,

and Storage Co., Shanghai

Shanghai

Goldman, L., assistant, Gilman & Co., Hongkong

Goldsborough, E., International Harvester Co., Manila

Golenpolsky, E. O., manager, American Asiatic Underwriters, Harbin

Golucku, L., assist, mgr., Bardwill Bros., Manila

Gomba, P., part. & mgr., Gomba & Hermosura, Manila

Gomersall, W. C., managing director, China Engineers, Ld., Shanghai

Gomes, C.Dr.T.,S. sub-manager,

Gomes, G. Kirkby,Central International

medical officer ofSavings

Health, Society,

ShanghaiCanton

Gomiz, V., accountant, Azucarrera

Gonella, U., civil engineer, Hazeland and Gonella, Hongkopgde Bais, Manila

Gonzaga, A. de, Cie. de Commerce et de Navigation d’Extreme Orient, Haiphong

Gonzalez, F., vice-president. Lime Corporation of the Philippines, Manila

Gonzalez, F., proprietor, .Manila Development. Manila’

Gonzalez, J. M., director, Tuason-Samoed'ro, Inc., Manila

Gooch, S. J. W., acting executive engineer, P.Wr.D., Selangor

Gooch, W. E., Gillon & Co., Yokohama

Gooch,

Good, S.W.J. W., R., acting

Gillon state

& Ca,engineer,

Yokohama Public Works Department, Taip'ng, Pe ak

Goodale, A. V., manager, Roneo, Ld-, Singapore

Goodall, I). M.. assist, Lane,’Crawford, Ld.. Hongkong

Goode, W. A. C., assist, secretary.

Gooding, C. R., manager, Peabody & Co., ShanghaiResidency and Secretariat, Selangor

Goodliffe, A. D., a.c.a.. chartered accountant, Fleming & 'Williamson, Manila

Goodman,

Goodmati, E. A. C., M., erigineer,

resident-councillor,

HongkongResilient

and Whampoa Councillor’s Office,Ld.,Penang

Dock Co., Hongkong

Goodman, R. C., manager, Becos Traders Ld., Harbin

Goodman,

Goodwin, D. A., assist, rang, director, W. S. Bailey & Co., Ld., HongkongLd., Hongkong

R. J., supt., stores dept, Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co.,

Goodwin, F., assist, manager, HongkbOg & China Gas Cb., Hongkong

Goolbe,J.A.,C.,service

Goold, generalmanager,'North.China

manager. Standard- Vacuum Motors OilCorporation, Tientsin

Co., Yokohama

Gordon, A.A. G.,

Gordon, FL, assistant,

mgr. & chiefJardine,

engr., Matheson

Callender’s&Cable

Co., Ld., Hongkong H’kong.

& Cnnstruction’Co.,

Gordon,

Gordon, E.C. H., W., agent,

generalHongkong

agent, Everett, Inc., L.,Banking

& Shanghai Kobe 1 Cbrpn., TsingtaO

Gordon, G.G., sales ;manager, Li die Kilns, Inc.,'Manila

Gordon, J., San Francisco del IMotlte, Manila

Gordon, J. M., Glen Line Eastern AgmcieS, Ld., Shanghai

Gordon, M. R., advertising dept., Asiatic Petroleum Coy (North China), Ld., Shanghai

Gordon,

Gordon, V,R., R,, signsassist,

per secretary,

pro., Jardine Engineering

Hongkong Corporation.

Tramways, Ltd., Tientsin

Ld., Hongkong

Gordon, W.. controller. Government Monopolies

Gordon, W. F., The Advertising and Publicity Bureau, Hongkong Department, Singapore

Goring, G.

Oorman.Ramon, A., secretary,

N. A., McDonnell L. Moore & Co.. Ld., Shanghai

Gorres, c.P.a., Henry& Gorman, Mukden& Co.,

Hunter, Bayne and Manila

Tientsin

Gorton,TL,F. manager,

Gosch, G., consul-general

Norddou'srforher

Great Britain,

Lloyd, Saigon

Bremen, Manila

Gosewiseh,G..W.,

Gosling, signs per pro.,Chinese

harbourmaster, Shihgming Trading

Maritime Co., Tientsin

Customs, Ningpo

Gotla,

Gotla, .H.1, P.,C., P.P. D.D.Gotla

Gptla&&Co.,

Co., Hongkong

Hongkong

Gotla,

Gotts, N.

W.,D:,‘local manager, Fraser

branch manager, Vasunia'&■A CoNeave

, Hongkong

Ld., Perak

Gottsche, T. A., secretary. Paknam Railway Co., Bangkok

Goubert, F., accountant, The Texas'Co. (China), Ld., Saigon

 FOKEIGN RESIDENTS Fl6‘5

Goudard, L., electrical engr., See. Anonyme des Etains de Kinta, Ipoh, Perak

Goulborn, V., works tnanager, Hongkong Rope Manufacturing (Jo., Ld., Hongkong

Gould, J., Gould & Co., Etongkong

Gould,

Gould, J.R.,H.editor,

Baring, dist. mgr.,

Shanghai GreatPost

Evening Eastern

ShanghaiCo., Ld., Penang

Gould, R. J., secretary,'British & Foreign Bible Society, Hankow

Goult, C. H. W., Singapore Tree Press, ‘Singapore

Gourdin, Dr. A., medical practitioner, Hongkong

Gourley, L. H., Consul for U.S.A., Hongkong

Gowdy,

Gowlay, J.,»V.pres., Fukienofficer,

N., district Christian

AlorUniversity,

Gajah, MalaccaFoochow

Gown, B. A., supervisor, Eastern Extension Telegraph Co., Ld., Penang

Graaf, C. de, works supt., Singapore Rubber Works, Singapore

Graburn, N. E. B., manager, Goodwood Park Hotel, Singapore

Graca, E.; Graca & Co., Hongkong

Gracey,

Gracias, S.M.Dr.P.,H.,A.Gracey & Pearsons, HankowCanton

vice-consul

Gradow, G., specialistforinPortugal,

skin diseases, Shanghai

Grady, J., assist, engineer, China Light and Power Co., Ld., Hongkong

Graff, A., assist, mgr., Credit

Graham, A., surveyor of ships, machinery, Foncier D’Extreme

etc., forOrient, Singapore

S;S., Singapore

Graham, J. C., govt, marine surveyor, Harbour dept., Sandakan, B. N. Borneo

Graham, J. W., manager, Union Oil Co. of California, Singapore

Graham, K. E., assist., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Shanghai

Graham, T.R. C.,

Graham, S., assist.,

accountant, Mercantile Bank

Standard-Vacuum Oil ofCo.,India, Hongkong

Shanghai

Graham, T. J., auditor, Eailan Mining Administration, Tientsin

Graham, W. S., Elbrook Incorporated. Tientsin

Grambs, iy.H. van,

Gramer, W., manager,

mgr, H onAmerican

ten StefhinChinese

* Go^ Co., Tientsin

Pa dang

Gramson, K. N., Kowloon Dispensary Go., Ld., Hongkong

Gran,

Gran, A.E. L.,

M., merchant, & Engineer,

architect, Davies Mukden

& Brooke, Shanghai

Gran berry, P. P., sub-accountant. National City Bank of New York, Harbin

Gran

Grandon, J. N., business manager, China Tradeits Corporation,.Shanghai

Gransden,

Grariso, J.J. C.,0., engineer,

Guthrie &Guthrie & Co... Ld.. Perak

Coj, Ld.,'Singapore

Grant, A. J., Asiatic Petroleum Co., Shanghai

Grant, A. M. G., editor, Ceniral China Post, Hankow

Grant,

Grant, D.C. M.,

V., manager,

accountant,D. M.,

National

Grant City

& Co.,Bank

1 of New York, Kobe

Singapore

Grant, E.Geo,G.,'Resident,

Grant, accountantTawaU, CharteredB. N.Bank

Borneoof India, Australia and China, Perak

Grant, G.G. L.D.,S.,superintendent,

Grant, assist, mgr., TheShanghai

Eastern&Extension

Hongkew Telegraph

Wharf Co.,Co.,

Ld.,Ltd.,

Shanghai

Manila

Grant, .1. N., manager, Arts and Crafts, Ld., Hongkong

Grant, M. J.,.assist., Andersen, Meyer & Coj, Ld., Hongkong

Grant, P., assist, supt., Police Headquarters, Hongkong

Grant,

Grant, W.P. S.,J. A.,assist., Butterfield

sub-agent, Chartered<& Swire,

BankHongkong

of India, Aqst. and China, Aior Star, Penamsc

Grantham, A. W. G. H., deputy clerk ofUnion

Grant, W. S., special representative, Oil Colonial

councils, Co. of California,

Secretariat,Manila

Hongkong

Graver, G. S., engineer, Public Works dept., Hongkong

Graves, H. A., vice consul for Great Britain, Osaka

Gray, A., manager, Chartered

Gray, F. C., Gray Trading Co., Shanghai Bank of India, Australia and China, Harbin

Gray G.H.L.,C.,editor,

Gray, British Union

North Borneo Herald, Jesselton, R. N.Ld.,Borneo

Gray, J., chiefsuh-manager.

medical officer, Insurance

General Society

Hospital, of Canton,

Singapore Hongkong

Gray, J., surveyor, Carmichael, Lennox

Gray, Dr. J., State surgeon, medical dept., Kedah and Gray, Shanghai

Gray, Jas. A., manager, Eastern Underwriters, Ld., Shanghai

F166 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Gray, R, assist., Taikoo Dockyard

Gray, S., engineer, Hongkong and Whampoa and Engineering Co.,Ld.,

Dock Co., Hongkong

Kowloon, Hongkong

Gray,

Gray, S.Wm.A., assist.,

N., GrayHongkong

TradingandCo.,Shanghai

ShanghaiBanking Corporation, IJongkong >

Grayburn, V. M., chief manager, H’kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, H’kong]

Greatrex,

Greatwood,F.H.C.,R.,consulspecialforrepres.,

Great Britain,

Union Oil Nagasaki

Go. of California, Shanghai

Greaves, A. W., supt., Trade & Customs, Selangor

Greaves, A. V., bacteriologist, Bacteriological Institute, Hongkong

Green,

Green, A.B. E.,

A., manager,

proprietor,NorthGreenBritish

& Co.,andB. A.,Mercantile

Manila Insurance Co., Singapore

Green, C. H., chief secretary and accountant,

Green, C. L., partner, Osborne & Cliappel, Perak Whangpoo Conservancy Board, Shanghai

Green, D. S., assist., Dunlop Rubber Co., Plongkong

Green, G. H., jr., sub-accoumt., National City of New York, Tientsin

Green, G. G., secy., Eastern Engineering Works, Tientsin

Green, H., supt., Botanical and Foresty dept., Hongkong

Green, H. F., manager, Asiatic Petroleum Co., (South China) Ld., Nanning

Green,

Green, J.J., E.controller,

K., managingPostsdirector,

& Telegraphs,

GreenPenang

and Collier, Singapore

Green, J. H., Far Eastern manager, Thos. Cook ifcSon, Shanghai

Green, N. M., Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China, Kobe

Green, P. H., manager, Sale & ,Co,, Ld., Osaka

Green,

Green, Dr.

R. A.,P. actg.

W., medical practitioner,

accfc., Hongkong Johore Banking Corportation, Hankow

and Shanghai

Green, S. E., sales manager, Hongkong Hotel Garage, Hongkong

Green,

Green, T.W.J.H.,A.accountant,

manager, TheGeneralEasternPostAgencies

Office, Ld., Singapore

Singapore

Green, W. R. C., first secretary, British Embassy, Tokyo

Greene, G. W., manager, American Oriental Finance Corporation, Hongkong

Greene, R. S.,H. vice-director,

Greenfield, Peiping &Union

F., manager, Moutrie Medical

Co., Ld., College, Peiping .

Tientsin

Greenfield, J. A., secretary, Directorate General of Posts, Foochow

Greenfield, J. N., in charge, Post office, Tsmgtao

Greenhill,

Greenland,L.W.S.,G.,secretary,

GreenlandHongkong Land Investment and Agency Co., Hongkong-

Greenland, W. T., Greenland & Sons, Tientsin

Greer, J. C., manager, Escolta Drug Co., Manila

Gregg,

Gregoire,R. P.,

W.,chartered

proprietor,accountant,

Asia GlassMarcel

Co., Shanghai

Darre, Shanghai

Gregor, I., assist., Smith Bell & Co.,

Gregor, R. G.. assist., Smith, Bell & Co., Ld., Ld., Cagayan,

ManilaP. I.

Gregory, C. L., assist., Dairy Farm, Ice and

Gregory, H. M., director, T. M. Gregory & Co., Hongkong Cold Storage Co., Ld., Hongkong

Gregory, J. J,, inspector, Sanitary dept., Hongkong

Gregory,

Gregory, R.L., H.,sub-accountant,

director, BritishChartered

CigaretteBankCo.,ofLd.,

India,Shanghai

Australia and China, Singapore-

Gregory,

Gregory, S. A., assistant, Dairy Farm,, Ice and Cold Storage Co., Ld., Hongkong

Gregory, S.T. O.,M., manager,

director, T.Kelly & Walsh,&Ld.,

M. Gregory Co., Shanghai

Hongkong

Gregory-Jones, E., director, Stanton, Nelson & Co., Singapore

Greig,

Greig, J.Dr.C.,D.snr.

S., Drs.

assist..Jamieson, SharpMunicipal

Secretariat, & McKern, PenangShanghai

Council,

Greig,

Greig, K.W.,E.,shipwright,

manager, Hongkong

Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering

and Whampoa Dock Co.,Co., Hongkong

Hongkong

Grein, J.,

Greiser, manager, J. G'rein & Co., Shanghai

Grenham,B.,J.secretary,

G. M., agent,German Consulate, Dairen

Manufacturers Life Insurance Co., Hongkong

GrenouiRat,

Grosser, C., Y., assist.,

manager Cie Franco-Asiatigue

(factory), Fr. Reiber, des Petioles, Saigon

Shanghai

Gressitt,

Grew, .1. C., Ambassador for America, Tokyo. Tokyo

J. F„ treasurer, Baptist Headquarters,

Grew, R., Canadian Government Trade Commissioner, Kobe

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F167

Grey, G. W., assist., Hongkong Land Investment & Agency Co., LcL, Hongkong

Grey, W.,

Grice, N.,P.,signs

2nd per pro., Robinson

magistrate Co., Ld., Singapor e

Griebel, merchant, Kobe& marriage registrar, District & Police Courts, Singapore

Grieder, P. A., Lingnan University, Canton

Griem, H., signs per pro., Reuter, Brockelmann & Co.’, Canton

Grierson, R. P.,

Gfiessinger, C., directeur,

acting deputy Ecolecommissioner,

de 1’Etoile duChinese Maritime Customs, Tientsin t

Matin, Tokyo

Grieve, J. B., assistant, Warner, Barnes & Co., Ld., Manila

Grieve, R. J., assist., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld., Hongkong

Grieves, J. E., manager, Whiteaway, Laidlaw & Co., Ld., Bangkok

Griffin, C., acct., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld., Taipeh, Formosa

Griffin, R.W. P.,G.,sub-editor,

Griffin, North China

assist., Hongkong DailyCo.,

Telephone NewsLd.,& Hongkong

Herald, Shanghai

Griffith, G. V. A., medical officer, Medical dept., Hongkong

Griffith-Jones,

•Griffiths, S., O.supt.,

P., partner, Saunders & Macphail, Singapore

Griffiths, E.C. A., LandJardine,

assistant, dept., Sarawak

Matheson & Co., Ld., Hongkong

Griffiths, F. J., cargo inspector, Butterfield M Swire, Shanghai

Griffiths, H. J., partner, J. L. Thompson & Co., Kobe

Griffiths, L. J. F., overseer, P.W.D., Hongkong

Griffiths., R. H., assist, master, Queen’s College, Hongkong

Griffiths, W. G., supt., General Post Office, Singapore

Griffiths, W. L., sub-aect. pro/mgr., National City Bank of New York, T’srn.

Griggs, G. W.

Grigorieff, P. S.,R.,acting

telegraph sub-engineer,

director, P.W.D.,

Cie Francoise Hongkong en Chine, Shanghai

de Commerce

Grilk, G. J., sole manager, J. Krijgsman & Co., Shanghai

Grill, Max, import merchant, Tsingtao

Grim hie,C.E.,A.,assistant,

Grimes, Geo. GrimblePublic

chief draughtsman. & Co., Works

Hongkong

dept., Hongkong

Grimes, T. E., works dept., Butterfield & Swire, Hongkong

Grimm, E. M., secty., Luzon Stevedoring Co., Inc., Manila

Grimmett, A. W., revenue

Grimshaw, It., merchant, Shanghai officer, Imports and Exports office, Hongkong

Grinsten, M. L., manager, Far Eastern Trading

Griovard, M., Lie Franco-Asiatique des Petroles, Haiphong Co., Tokyo

Grist, C. E. L.,director,

Grodtmann, solicitor, Wilkinson

China & Grist, cfHongkong

Export-Import c Bank Co., Tientsin

Groemnan, F. E. H., consul-general for Netherlands, Sharighai

Groeneveld, B. G., administrator of Native States, Sumatra

Groff, G. W., Lingnan University, Canton

Groll, C. K.,H.,assist,

Gronke, signs per pro.,manager,

general Vblkart Bros.’

CalambaAgency,

SugarShanghai

Estate, Manila

Groome, E. L., a-sistant, Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ld., Hongkong

Grooms, E. H., manager, China Import and Export Lumber Co., Ld., Tientsin.

1 Groot, H. J. de, controller, Governor’s office,- Medan

Gros, H. A-. chief accountant, Banque de ITndochine, Shanghai

i Grose, F., assist., Palmer & Turner, Hongkong

| Grose, J. Francis, Grose & Co., Hongkong

| Grossart, A., signs per pro., Bitzer & Co., Hongkong

jj . Grove, H. Dawson,

Groundwater, C. L.,commissioner,

assist, supt. ofChinese

stores. Maritime

Royal StateCustoms,

RailwaysChinkiang

of Siam, Bangkok

|H jGrover, L G., assist, cashier, American

Groves, A. G., inspector, Municipal Police, Shanghai Express Co., Hongkong

ijU Groves,

Groves J.W.A.,M.,gen.assist.,

mgr.Hongkong

for Far East, and Kowloon Wharf and GodownSingapore

Paramount Film Service, Ld., Co. Ld., Hongkong

>) !,tGruber,

Grubb, G.,G.,supt. of Customs and Excise,

prop., Cosmos Trading Co., Manila Tampin, Negri Sembilan

Jl Grumitt, A., assistant, signs the firm, McAuliffe, Davis

>; Grumitt, C., signs per pro., McAuliffe, Davis & Hope, Medan, Sumatra

)j Grumitt, F. H., partner, McAuliffe. Davis & Hope, Penang

) Grundling, H., Raven Trust Co., Shanghai

afGrut, Edm., superintendent, Siam Cement Co., Ld., The, Bangkok

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Grut, W. L., managing dir., Siam Eieotricity Co. and consul-gem for Sweden, Bangkok

Grot,

Gubbay,W. D.O.,M.,

secretary, BernamShanghai

stockbroker, Oil Palms, Ld., Bangkok

Gubbay, S. M. S., stockbroker, Shanghai

Guenther, Dr., H., manager, Chee Hsin Pottery, Tienltsin

Guenther, P., chancellor,

Guenther-Stirn, W., signsGerman

per pro.,Consulate,

Melchers &Hankow

Co., Tientsin

Guerin,

Guerineau,G., manager,

J., technical L. Wegelin,

mgr., Lun Shanghai

Sang & Co., Plongkong

Guettinger, F., International Harvester Co., Manila

Guezennec,

Guillaume, M., French Municipal Council, Tientsin

Guillemin, C.,B. sign'minister

s per pro.,forRacine

Belgium, Shanghai

et Cie., Shanghai

Guilliod, C., attorney, Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Haiphong

Cuillon, R., agent, Messageries MaritirAfes; Haiphong

Guiness,

Guingard, R. C. P., chartered accountant, Seth, Shanghai

A. H., sub-accountant, Hohgkong and Turner ik Bank, Shanghai

Ob., Shanghai

Gulick, V. A., Standard Vacuum Oil Co., Yokohama

Gulick, W. C., mgr., Goodrich International Rubber Co., Manila

Gulik, T. van, sub-acct., Ned. IndiscKe Handelsbank, Kobe

Gulliver, W. J.,E. Commercial

Gundetinger, UnionMcNeill

D., Olivier-Chine,

mgr., Libby, Assurance Ob., Ld., Shanghai

Gully, J., manager, Tientsin& Libby, Manila

Gunnell,

Gunyon, D. G., representative,

0. C., treasurer, Philippine

MatherEducation CA, Inc., Manila

Platt, Kobe

Gurr, F. W., accountant, Yukon Gold Co;, Selangor

Gurvich, J. A., proprietor, The Famcy Goods Store, Canton

Gustafsson, Knut A., mechanical engineer, Gadelius & Co., Ld., Tokyo

Guston, G., consul for Sweden, Yokohama

Gut, J., signsG.,permang.

Gutbezahi, pro, partner,

ErzingerGrigory,

& Co., Shanghai

Gutbezahl Co., Tientsin

Guter, G., proprietor, The Fancy Go ds Store, Canton

Guterres, M. A., manager, Verleysen &Co., A., Kobe

Guthrie,

Gutierrez,J. F.,W.,vice-pres.,

assist, acct., Mercantile

Manila Gralica,Bank of India, Ld., Singapore

Manila

Gutleben, Th., sous-directeur, Eseolg de L’Etoile du Martin, Tokyo

Gutterres,

Gutt, C. J.,Dr. D. M. P.,Scherings,

manager, medical practitioner,

Ld., ShanghaiShanghai

Guttridge, A. S.,A.manager

Guy, L., assist., S. Watson & president, .^uttriclge & Chambers, Ipc., Manila

& Co., Hongkong

Guzdar, D. H., mgr., Central China Dairy, Hankow

Guzdar, Dr., J. S., medical Practitioner, Hongkong

Guzman, E. de, mgr., Laperal de Guzman Maxima, Manila

Gwinnell,

Gwynne, J.G.R.,W.,assist,

manufacturers’ representative,

health officer, Johore Bahru,Singapore

John re

Gwynne, T. H., secretary,directorate General of Posts, Shanghai

Gwyther,

Gymnich, Dr. G. B. V., manager, Koenenkamp, ChinaAustr.

T. H., sub. acct., Chartered Bank of India, and China,

Co., Chefoo , Ipoh, Perak

Haack, H., chancellor,

Haag-Pedersen,contibller German

J., manager. Consulate,

NestleShanghai >ingapore

& Anglo-Swiss Condensed

Habecpst,

Hackhofer, M., Elmac, of stores,

Inc., Manila Power Cp., ShanghaiMilk Cp., Mukden '

Hackmack, A., merchant, Hackmack & Co., Tientsin

Hadden, J.,Jas,supt.,

Haddon, ShanghaiChartered

Watery'orks Fttiugs Co., Australia

Ld., Shanghai

Haden, R. A., F.,vice-consul

sijb-acct.. for America,Bank of India,

Singapore & China, Shanghai

Haelen, Th. van, chancellor, Netherlands Consulate,

Haenggi, Ed., managing director, A. B. C. Press,’Shanghai Singapore

Haenisch, A. von, signs per pro., Jebsen & Co., Canton

Haering, F.G.M.,

Haertle, J., chief

consulinpr.,

for United

GeneralStates,

Motors,Kobe

Japan, Ld., Osaka

Haes, Ch. I. C. de, accpuntant, Netherlands Trading Society, Kobe

Haffenden, W., manager^ signs per pro., Syme Ife Go., Bangkok

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Hagedorn, F. C., vice-president,

Hagen, E. C., signs per pro,, Butterfield Norton

Harrison Go., Manila

Kiukiang

Hagenzieker, B. F., president, Ned. Handel Mij. Factorij to Batavia, Batavia

Hager, R., signs per pro., Waibel i Co., Tientsin

Hagnauer, E., dir., N.Y. Handel & Cultuur Mij, “Helvetia,” Helvetia

Hagmauer, Th., dir., N.Y. Handel & Cnltuur Mij “Helvetia,” Batavia

Hagrup,

Haigh, J.J.G.,F.assist.,'

C., engr.,

Gibb,Royal State Railways

Livingston of Siam,

& Co., Ld., Hongkong Bangkok

Hailey, A. W., installation manager, Asiatic Petroleum Co., Ld., Wuhu

Hailey, G., engineer, Hongkong Electric Co., Ld., Hongkong

Haines, C. H., registrar, H.B.M.’s Supreme Court for China, Shanghai

Hair, John, partner, Hair, Elliott and Pi Cornell, Manila

Hake, H.

Hake, Clarence V., manager,Wilkinson

B. E., chairman, Fox EigaProcess

Kaisha,Rubber

TokyoCo.,• Ld., Selangor

Halas, S., manager, A.E.G. China

Halden, G., mgr., Tunabay Trading Co., Manila Electric Co„ Shanghai

Halden, L., representative, Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.,'Manila

Hale, B. C.,gen.manager,

Hale, F., mgr., HaleThos.ShoeCookCo.,A Inc.,

Son, Ld.,

ManilaPeiping

Hale, W. E., assistant, China Underwriters, Ld., Manila

Hale, F. H., president, Lyric Music House, Inc., Hongkong

Haley,

Halkett,G.J.,A.,assist.,

managing director, Imperial

Standard-Vacuum Chemical

Oil Co., Tsurumi,Industries (China), Ld., Shanghai

Yokohama

Hall, A. C., assistant, Smith, Bell & Co., Ld., Manila

Hall,

Hall, A.C. T.,

J., district

manager,engineer, Federated

Geo. McBain, Malay States Railway, K. Lumpur; Selangor

Tientsin

Hall,

Hall, F. C., signs per pro., Jardine, Matheson Johore

C. W., chief Inspector of police, Muar,

Hall, F. W., secretary, East United Assurance Corpn. Ld., Singapore':

Hall, G. A. V., Way & Hall, Hongkong

Hall,

Hall, G.H., M., sub. mgr., NationalTrading

manager, City Bank

Co. ofofJapan,

New York, Hongkong

Hall, H., manager, American

Japan Paper Co., Kobe . Ld., Osaka ■

Hall,

Hall, J.,

J. D.,assist., Hongkong

British Adviser,and KedahShanghai Banking Corporation, Shanghai

Hall,

Hall, J.M. M.,

B., Court judge,forSandakan,

vice-consul America, British North Borneo

Hall, R., agent, Hall & Co, ShanghaiMukden ''

Hall,

Hall, R.,

R. F.,assistant

branchsurveyor,

manager,Govt:UnionMarine Survey

Insurance Office,of Harbour

Society dept.,Hankow

Canton, Ld., Hongkong

Hall, Whipples, pres, and mgr., Hall & Co., Inc., Manila

Kail, W. G., general mgr., Honolulu Iron Works Co., Manila

Hall, W. H, business manager, Hall & Hall, Shanghai

Hall, W. K., senior partner, Hall & Hall, Shanghai

Hall, W. Y.yreal estate mgr., Hall ife Hall, Shanghai

Halla,

b Hallberg, Karel,

M., minister,

vice consulCzechoslovakia

for Sweden, HankowLegation, Tokyo

■j; Halle, P., assist-, C. Ismer & Co., Shanghai

Halleland, E. L., assist., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Shanghai

Hallett, G. N., assist., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Yokohama

!j\ Halley, A. M., manager, Theodor & Rawlins, Shanghai

!sj Hallford,

Halley, W.E.N.,L.,district officer,

examiner, F.M.S.Maritime

Chinese Railways, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Hallgren, H., manager, Swedish Trading Co.,Customs,

HongkongHankow

Hallier, R., assist., Bayer-Meister-Lucius, Y. G. K., Kobe

j !l Hailing, F. R., managing director, Nunemura Oil Mills, Tsingtao

! i Hallock,

Hallowes,H.B.G.H.G,C.,editor and proprietor,

land surveyor, Public Hallock’b

Works dept.,Chinese Almanac, Shanghai

Hongkong

Halls, A. J., agent, Siam Commercial Bank, Ld.', Chiengmai branch, Bangkok

Hallums,

Hallworth,L.,A,manager, jewelery

T., director, Dombey dept.,& Son,

C. Kelling Inc,, M anil a

Ld., Shanghai

|J] f Halward,

Ham, G. L.,Rev.actingN. V.^British

chaplain, Kowloon

adviser, Tong Anglican Church, Hongkong

Trengganu

F170 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Ham, W. G., Williamson & Co., Hongkong

Hambleton, R. L., manager, Hambleton China Co., Inc., Shanghai

Hamer, S., senior works inspector, RW.D., Hongkong

Hamilton, A. A., sub-accountant, Chartered Bank of India,'Austr. & China, Bangkok

Hamilton,

Hamilton, A.A. W.,

M., sales manager, Police

commissioner, Uniteddept.,

Engineers,

JohoreLd., Singapore

Hamilton, Allan W. B., registrar, Vehicles dept., Singapore

Hamilton, Douglas

Hamilton, C. P., deputy commissioner,

A., manager, Chinese

Assurance Maritime Customs,

Franco-Asiatique, Amoy

Singapore

Hamilton, E. W., magistrate, Magistrates’ Court, Kowloon, Hongkong

Hamilton, K. C., Government assist, surveyor, Harbour dept., Hongkong

Hamilton, P. J. A., auditor, Audit Office, Hongkong

Hamilton, S. W., sub-acct., The National City Bank of New York, H’kong

Hamilton, W., engineer, Shanghai Waterworks Co., Ld., Shanghai

Hammes,

Hammes, G., C. G.,Viegelmann,

treasurer, Manila

SchroederButton

& Co.,Factory,

Manila Manila

Hammond, F., director, John Little &

Hammond, H. W., traffic supt., Hongkong Tramways,Co., Ld., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Ld., Hongkong

Hammond, I, S., surveyor, Survey dept., Sarawak

Hammond, J., secretary and registrar, Guthrie & Co., Ld., Singapore

Hammonds, G. S., sub-editor

Hampe, A., Probst, Hanbury and & Co.,chief reporter, Malaya Tribune, Singapore-

Shanghai

Hampton, H., assistant, Lane. Crawford,

Hamson, A. B., Wallace Harper & Co., Hongkong Ld., Hongkong

Hanaford, G. E., assist., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Canton

Hancock, A. T., managing director, Firestone Tire and Rubber Co., Singapore

Hancock,

Hancock, A.H. T.E. M.,

D., manager,

sub-manager, HenryHongkong

Waugh &andCo.,Shanghai

Medan, Sumatra

Bank, Singapore

Hancock, H. R. B., exchange broker, Stewart Bros., Hongkong

Hancock, R. R., president, Manila Railway Co., Manila

Hand, L. M.,A.engineer,

Handcock, F., actingRCA agent,VicHongkong

to r Co. of China, Shanghai

&, Shanghai Banking Corpn., Canton

Handley, A. E., Whiteaway, Laidlaw & Co., Hankow

Handley, F. A. W., managing director, Dunlop Rubber Co., Singapore

Hands, J., director,

Handscomb, Wilkinson Press Rubber

G. M., British-American TobaccoCo.,Co.Ld., Selangor

(China), Ld., Wuhu

Handy, J. T. N., assistant controller, Indian Inmigration department, Singapore-

Handyside,

Hanekuyk, W. L., Education Dept. Hongkong

Hanggi, Ed.,W.managing

J., director, Van Houten

director, SteffanShanghai

A.B.C. Press, & Co., Padang

Hangnaner, Jh., consul for Switzerland, Batavia

Hanisch, W., secretary, Frazar Fed. Inc. U.S.A., Tientsin

Hanjin, A., assist., Bryner & Co., Dairen

Hanke, M., dipl.

Hankinson, G. S.,engineer, Feld & Co.,andHongkong

assist., Hongkong Shanghai Banking Corpn., Harbin

Hanlon, E., engineer, Dairy

Hanna, J. G., Dr., dentist, SingaporeFarm, Ice & Cold Storage Co., Ld., Hongkong

Hannaford,

Hannah, C., manager,

M. R.,partner, Marshall

sub-accountant, Field

Chartered& Co., Manila

Hannig, Th., Teesdprff and HannigBank& Co.,of Shanghai

India Austr. & China, Selangor

Hannigan, A.,

Hannigan, W. manager,

H. W., supt. Sime, Darby Negri

of Police, & Co., Sembilan

Ld., Kuching, Sarawak

Hansell, A.W. H.,

Hansen, N.,consul

accountant, Hongkong

for Denmark and Shanghai

& mgr., A. H. HansenBanking

& Co.,Corporation,

Tokyo Kobe

Hansen, H.,

Hansen, G., accountant,

manager, Siam Cement

Nestle Co., Bangkok

Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Co., Manila

Hansen, H. L. M., chartered accountant,.Seth, Turner & Co, Shanghai

Hansen, J. E., assist., Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering Co., Hongkong

Hansen, J. M., manager, Texas Co., Nanking

Hansen, Wallace

Hansen, J. M., assist, manager,

J., dir., China American

AgriculturalOriental BankingCo.,

Development Corporation, Shanghai

Ltd., Hongkong

Hanson, A., representative, Burroughs Wellcome & Co., Shanghai

Hanson, E. H., service manager, Dunlop Rubber Co., (Straits Settlements), Ld., Singapore-

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F17I

Hanson, H., Schmidt & Co., Tientsin

Hanson, M. V., divisional postmaster,■ Miri, Sarawak

Hanson,

Hanson, R.W. V.,V., service manager,Treasury,

div. treasurer, Lyons Motors, Ld., Singapore

Miri, Sarawak

Hanwell,. G. F., manager, De Witt Co , Ld., Shanghai

Hapchette, L., Societe Indo-Chiuoise du .Ciment Fondu Lafarge, Haiphong

Happer,J., G.director,

Hara, D., manager, Dibrell Bros.,

L. D. Abraham & Co.,Inc.,

Ld.,Shanghai

Tokyo

Harder, C. E., director, British-American Tobacco Co., Ld., Shanghai

Harboard, J., chairman, Radio Corpn. of the Philippines, Manila

Harcourt-Smith, S. G., 3rd secty., British Legation, Peiping

Hardel, J. A., engineer-in-chief, Haiho Conservancy Commission, Tientsin

Harding, F,F., Lassist,

Harding, , townsupt., Telegi’aph

planning supt., and

NegriTelephones

Sembilandept., Sarawak

Harding, H. I., consul-general for Great Britain, Yunnanfu

Harding, Capt. O’B., cy pher officer, British Legation, Peiping

Harding-Klimanek, P., signs per pro., Holland China Trading Co., S’hai

Plarding, W. D., civil engineer, Brossard, Mopin & Co., Singapore

Hardivilliers,

Hardman, E. F.,F.,partner,

merchantLowe,andBingham

repres., Etablissements Kiihlmann (Paris),' Shanghai

& Matthews, Shanghai

Hardy, Chas. J., nature cure practitioner,

Hare, C. A., director, E. A. Barbour, Ld., Singapore Singapore

Hare, F. A., manager, Robinson & Co., Ld., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Hare, G., power station supt., Hankow Light & Power Co., Hankow

Hargreave, A.C. G.,

Hargreaves R., assist.,

chairman, Imperial

ChinaChemical

Printing Industries

& Finishing(China),

Co., Ld.,Ld.,Shanghai

Hongkong

Hargreaves, H. E., Babcock & Wilcox, Ld., Tientsin

Hargreaves, J., P.W.D., Hongkong

Hargreaves, J. E., manager for China, Babcock & Wilcox, Ld., Shanghai

Harker, H. G., Brunner Mond A Go., (Japan), Ld., Kobe

Harkson, U. S-, manager, Henningsen Produce Co., Ld., Shanghai

Harling,D.H.S.,R.,Union

Harley, Insurance

signs per pro., A.Society

Cameronof Canton, Ld., Hongkong

& Co.'(China), Ld., Shanghai

Harloe, N. M., assist., secretariat, Municipal Council, Shanghai

Harman, A., assist, secretary, Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Harmon,

Harmon, F.E- H.M.,B.,manager.

manager,Colonial

Lester Dispensary, Hongkong

Chinese Hospital, Shanghai

Harmon, T. V., inspector of furniture, P.W.D., Hongkong

Harmsen, L. J., director, De J.avasche Bank, Batavia

Harnack, R.W.,H.,surveyor,

Harness, Survey Dept.,

Dunlop Rubber Sarawak

Co., Saigon

Harold, B., colliery under-manager, Malayan

Harper, D. R., signs per. pro., Harrisons, Barker Collieries, Ld., Penang

& Co., Ld., Selangor

Harper, G. G. C., manager, Jardine Engineering Corporation, Shanghai

Harper, W., director, China Soap Co., Ld., Shanghai

i Harper,

Harpur, W.,

C., managing

commissioner director, Wallace

of Public Harper

Works, & Co., Ld., Hongkong

Shanghai

| Harries,

Harrap, L.A. W.A., demanager, L.

W., partner, A. Harrap & Co.,

Adams & Allan, Shanghai

PenangCorp., Ld., The, iSingapore

Hiarries, W., genl. mgr., Overseas Assurance

Harrington, W. B., Fleming & Franklin,Britain,

Harrington, Thomas, consul-general for Great ShanghaiManila

I: Harris, A. A., engineer, Anglo-Siam Corporation, Bangkok

. Harris, Capt. A. L. S., naval staff officer, British Consulate, Shanghai

Harris,

Harris, A.C. E.,R., sub-accountant,

manager, Patriotic Assurance

National CityCo.,

BankLd.of&New

Sun York,

Insurance

ManilaOffice, Shanghai

Harris, E., treas., Wm. N. Anderson & Co., Manila

Harris, G.,

Harris, E. F.,electrical

chairman, Millington,

engineer, Ld., Supply

Electrical Shanghaidept., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Harris, H. E., merchant, J. E. R. Harris & Co., Shanghai

Harris, H. G. B., warden of mines, Perak

Harris, H. P., chief accountant, Canton-Kowloon Railway, Canton

Fli72 FOREIGN RESIDENTS’

Harris, J. D., controller, Eastern Telegraph Co/, Ld., Tientsin

Harris, J. F., repres., R. C. A. Commanications, Inc., Tokyo

Harris, J. F. G., engineer, Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Harris, J. H., signs per pro., Paterson, Simons & Co., Ld., Selangor

Harris,

Harris, J.M.,W.,president,

managingAuto director, The Co.,

Trucking Overseas

ManilaAssurance porpri., Ld., Singapore^

Harris, M. Reader, lawyer, Shanghai

Harris, R. J., chief inspector, Public WorksMission

Harris, R. F., vice-principal, China Inland Boys’ School, Chefoo

dept., Shanghai

Harris, R. N., Swan, Culbertson & Fritz, Shanghai

Harris, R.S. S.,V., chemist,

Harris, agent, P.Green

& O. Steam

Island Navigation

Cement Co.,Co., Ld.,Singapore

Hok-Un, Hongkong

Harris, S. W., engineer, Government Collieries, Sarawak

Harris, S. W., director, Harrisons, King & Irwin, Shanghai

Harris,

Harris, W. D., sub-accountant, National City Bank of NewGodown

T. F., assist., Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Co., Ld., Hongkong

York, Hongkong

Harris, W' . F., signs per pro., F. Hardivilliers,

Harris, W. F. G., Furness (Far East) Ld., Hongkong Shanghai

Harris, W. W., president, Baguio Gold Mining Co.,, Manila

Harrison, A. L., manager, John Little & Co., Ld., Penang

Harrison, E. N., Shanghai

Harrison, F.,

Harrison, F. G.,assist., McAuliffe,

Beniamin DavisShanghai

& Potts, & Hope, Penang

Harrison,

Harrison, G. R., assist, engineer, PublicLd.,Works

F. L., repres;: Arnhold & Co., Chungking

dept., Shanghai

Harrison,

Harrison, J.H. M., H., assist.,

secretary-treasurer,

Haiison, Oi'thNorton & Harrison

Harrison, L. D., branch manager, Goodrich International Rubber Co.,. Iloilo '

Harrison, P. H., assist., General Electric Co., Ld., Singapore

Harrison,

Harrison, R.R., J.,manager, sewage

president, disposal

Norton work, Municipality,

& Harrison Co., Manila Singapore

Harrison, R. R., manager, Texas Co., (China), Ltd. Tientsin

Harrold, F., director, Priest, Marians & Co., Kobe

Harrop, F. T., secretary, Reyer Construction Corporation, Shanghai

Harrop,

Harrop, J.,J., manager, Ewo and Yangtsze Cotton Mills, Shanghai

Harrop, S., managing

manager, Brookedirector, J. H. Backhouse,

Dockyard Ld., Hongkong

& Engineering Works, Kuching, Sarawak

Harrs,

Harry, E.C.,J.,engineer,

inst. supt., Standard-Vacuum

Electrical dept., SelangorOil Co., Tsingtao

Harss, C. W., manager, Wassard & Co., Vladivstock

Harst,

Harston,A.J.A.Scott,

Van der, proprietor,

chairman, GreenAdrian

Island&Ciment

Co., Singapore

Co., Ld., Hongkong

Harston, Wr. E., Pearce & Garriock, Hankow

Hart, A. J. C., Adamson, Gillillan & Co., Ld., Singapore

Hart, S. G., Nestle & Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk, Singapore

Hart, W. H., senior medical officer, Perak

Hartigan, Comdr. C. C., naval attache, American Legation, Peiping

Hartig, G., Kruse & Co., Hongkong

Hartley, E. G. S., Anglo-Siam Corporation Ld., Bangkok

Hartley,

Hartman,P.,E;,assist.,

Lingnan British CigaretteCanton

University, Co., Ld., Shanghai

Hartmann, A., partner, Fuhrmeister & Co., Shanghai

Hartmann,

Hartmansdorff, consul for Sweden, Shanghai Ernst von Zitzewitz

Walter, direct factory representative,

Hartopp, E. L., solicitor, Teesdale, Newman & Co., Shanghai

Hartual, Paul O., manager, The Fisk Tire Co., Inc., Manila

Hartzenbusch, J., general manager, Hartzenbusch Motor Co., Shanghai

Harvey,

Harvey, A.A. H., E., assistant, PatonsInniss

representative, & Baldwins

Shanghai Ld., Hongkong

Harvey, A.A. W.,

Harvey, V., sales

sales manager,

stockbroker,FarA.East

W. Aviation

Harvey Co.,Go.,Ld.,Shanghai

& Hongkong

Harvey, D., assist., Dodwell & Co., Ld., Hongkong

Harvey, Geo. R., lawyer, Harvey & O’Brien, Manila

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS Fits

Harvey, fcL, Oriental Consolidated Mining Co* Tabowie, Chosen.;

Harvey, J. A., district officer, Temerloh, Pahang

Harvey, J. A., sub-accountant, P, Si O. Banking Corporation, Singapore

Harvey, J. E., acting sub-mgr., New Engineering and Shipbuilding WorkvEd., S’hai.

Harvey, W., accountant, Public Works dept., Shanghai

Harvie, E. J., representative, Reliance Tobacco Co., Shanghai

Haskins, H. S., engineer, FI M. S. Railways,' Kuala Lumpur, Selangor .

Haskins, W. J., engineer, F. M; S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Haslam, G. F., divisonal mgr., Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ld., Hobgk'ong

Hasley, T. V., pres., Philippine Long Distance Telephone' Co.,' Manila

Hasselmann, C. H., Robertson Son, Edward T., Shanghai

Hassfurther, Dr. J. K., Deutsch ChineSifeche's KrankehhauS, Tshian

Hassig,V.,J.assist.,

Hast, O., manager,

Hongkong Sea and

ViewWhampoa

Hotel, Singapore

Dock Cd4 Ld., Hongkong

Hastings, W. G. W., partner, LovelaceAmerican

Hastings, P. D., accountant, British Tobacco

Hastings, Co. (Chin;!))' Ld., E'ankbw

Selangor

Hatch, H., assist., Hongkong Electric Co., Hongkong

Hatfield, B. M., Sime, Darby & Co.,

Hathorn, D., manager, Syme & Co., Singapore Malaecb

Hatt, C., engineer, Hongkong relephobb Co., Ld:, Hongkpng

Hatter, D., signs per pro., Oliver, Ev^nshfe Cb., Kobe

Hauchecorne, A., French'consul, Kobe

Haughton, H.H.,M.c.p.a.,

Hausamann, S., acting senioraccountant,

chartered executive erigr., Fleming KinFa, Perak Manila

& Williamson.

Hausammann, E., resident manager, Keller,. Kern & Co., Ld., Hongkong

Hausherr, J., sign per pro., Siber Hegner

Ilausman, L. M., president & manager, Hausman Co., Manila & Co., Ld., Osaka

Haussermann, F. O., vice president, Balatoc Mining Co.,'Manila

Haussennann, J., president and general manager, Balatoc Alining Co., Manila

Hauten, J. van, partner, C. Dau & Co., Chefoo

Haward, E., editor, North £hvtuL Daily Hews- and Herald, Shanghai

Hawes, W. R., H.engineer,

Hawkeswood, Far East

W., manager andAviation

signs perCo., pro.,Ld.,General

Hongkong

Rubber Co,, Singapore

Hawkings,

Hawkings, W.’

W. J.,

J., director,

manager^ Casey,

Marden Lyttle

t f c Co.

Go;, (Shanghai),

Ld., Shanghai Ld., Shanghai

Hawkins, A. E., assist, accountant, Federated jVlalay States Railways, Kuala Lumpur

Hawkins, B. C. K., third assist., Colonial Secretary, Hongkong

Hawkins, C. IT., president, Wise &i Co., Inc., Manila

Hawkins, E. C. N., director, Victor Talking Machine Co. of Japan Ld., Yokohama

Hawkins,

Hawkins, F. J., director, Warner,. Barnes & Co.,Johore

Ld., Manila

Hawkins, G., G. S.,commissioner of Lands;

chief accountant, Asiatic Segamat,

Petroleum Co., Shanghai

Hawkins, H.

Hawkins, J W., B., actg. deputy

assistant comms.,Astor

manager, Chinese Maritime

House Hotel, Customs, Santuao

Ld , Tientsin

Hawkins, L. C, director, Fairchild & Co., Ld., Tientsin

Hawkins, N. R. E., manager, Wise &

Hawkins, R., assise., Wise &, Co., Inc., Manila Co., Inc., Manila

Hawkeswood, H. W., manager, General Rubber Co., Singapore

Hawley,

Hawson, H.R. V., managing

I., civil dir., James

engineering dept.,Hamilton, Ld., and ScConsulting

Fogden, Brisbane chemist, Shanghai

Co., Singapore

Hawthorne,

Hawthorne, C. O., vice-consul

S. R., genl. for United

mgr., Hamilton States, Tsingtao

Hay,

Hay, A.A. C.,

G., Union

signs per Insurance Society

pro., McAlister Canton,

Co.,Ld.,

ShoeShanghai

Store, and Haberdashery Inc., Manila-'

Singapore

Hay, D. J. S., Hanson, Orth & Stevensonvlnc., Zamboanga

Hay, H. S., signs per pro., Guthrie & Co., Ld. Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

1 Hay, J. S., dir., A. S. Watson Sc Co., Shanghai

Hay,

Hay, M.

W.,C.,actg.legalmgr.,

adviser, Legal ScAdviser’s

Hongkong ShanghaiDepartment,

Banking Corp., JohoreSingapore

Hayden, L. C , office manager, Goodrich International Rubber Co., Manila

Haydock, W. R., manager, Helen’s Restaurant, Manila

Hayes, J. A., exchange broker, Shanghai

Hayes, L. J., partner, Fraser Co,, Singapore

Fi74 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Hayes, S. G., mgr., Dunlop Rubber Co., Tiemtsin

Hayim, E., Benjamin & Potts, Shanghai

Hayley Beil, Lt. Col. F., Manufacturers’ agent, Shanghai

Haymes, M. F. L., assist., Hongkong and Shanghai Bank, Bangkok

Haynes, A. S., British adviser to the Government of Keiantan, Kelantan

Hayward, A. YV., Dodwell & Co., Hongkong

Hayward, H. E., agent, Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ld., Kobe

Hayward, M. J., British adviser, Western Division, Trengganu

Hazeland A.W.,J.,accountant,

Hayward, Rising SunandPetroleum

architect, Hazeland Gon-dla, Co., Ld., Yokohama

Hongkong

Hazeland,

Hazelton, Eric, acting 2nd assist, secretary Secretariat, Hongkong

E. M., civil engineer, Hazeland and Gonella, Singapore

Head, C. J., accountant,

Headington, J., vice pres.,Shanghai

PhilippineandButton

Hongkew Wharf Co.,Manila

Corporation, Ld., shanghai

Heald, W. S., assist, genl. mgr., Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Heaney, W., C.accountant,

Heanly, Dr. Runnymede

M., bacteriologist, Hoteldept.,

Medical Ld., Penang

Hongkong

Heape, F.D. M.,

Heath, M., director,

manager,Heath,

RisingLd.,

SunShanghai

Petroleum Co., Ld., Seoul

Heath, P., managing

Heathington, director, The

J. L., treasurer, Heath, Ld., Shanghai

American Chamber of Commerce, Manila

Hebei, W., director. West Coast Life insurance Co., Shanghai

Hecht, J., Arnhold & Co., Ld., Hankow

Heclitel, O., signs the firm, G. E. Huygen; and manager, Feld & Co., Hongkong

Heddel, D., agent, Straits Trading Co., Kuala.Lumpur, Selangor

Hedgeland, R. F. C., commissioner, Chinese Maritime Customs, Hankow

Hedges, A.W. E.,F., manager,

Hedges, Rising Sun

chief Architect, Petroleum

P.W.D., F.M.S. Co., Ld., Tokyo

Hedley, H. T., auditor, Audit department, Singapore

Hedley,

Hedrick,W.,R., assistant, Hongkong

assist, manager, CreditandBureau

Whampoa Dock Co.,

of Manila, Ld., Hongkong

Manila

Heesisiam, C. G., mgr., Tientsin Carpet Cleaning Co., Tientsin

Hegar, W., manager, Volkart Brothers’ Agency, Tientsin

Hegarty,

Hegner, W.H. E.,G.,managing

actg. sub mgr., Hongkong

dir., Siber, Hegnerandit Shanghai

Co., Ltd., Banking

YokohamaCorp., Hongkong

Heiberg, S. K.,H.,partner,

Heienmann, manager,Goddard and Douglas,

German-China Hongkong

Trading Co, Hongkong

Heilbronn, J. P., vice president, Peoples Bank and Trust Co., Manila

Heilmann,

Heimendinger,P. B.,A.,general manager,Auto

sales manager, UnitedCastle,

Plantations,

ShanghaiLd., Bangkok

Heimendinger, M., partner, Sennet Freres, Shanghai

Heimendinger, S., managing director, Auto Castle, Shanghai

Heineken,

Heinrichsohn,H., F.K

director, Lohmann

,sig.i.v., Deutsche& Co., Ld., Singapore

F.»rbenHandelsgesellschaftWaibel& Co, Changsha

Heinrich, P., manager, German Cafe, Tsingtno

Heinsohn, Otto, manager, Heinsohn & Co., Foochow

Heintzen, G. H., sub-accountant, Nederlandsch Indische Handelsbank, Kobe

Heitmeyer,

Hekking, L.H.,A.,assistant, Reuter, Brockelmann

partner, Hekking ti Co., Hongkong

and Clouth, Shanghai

Held, J. T., director, Helm Bros. Ld., Yokohama

Helfenstein, Dr. S., specialist,

Heller, C., manager, Siemssen Shanghai

& Co., Tsingtao

Heller, F., engineer,

Hellis, H. D., secretary Diethelm & Co., LdSpencer,

and treasurer, , Bangkok Kellog & Sons, Manila

Helm, J. F., director, Helm Bros.,

Helm, J. T., director, Helm Bros., Ld., Kobe Ld.,Yokohama

Helm, W.,

Helmdach, director, Helm Bros., Ld., Yokohama

Helmers, P G., signsNetherlands

, acct., per pro., Doitsu

TradingSeikoSociety,

K. K.,Hongkong

Osaka

Helmick, M. J., judge, U< S. Court for China, Shanghai

Helps, E. A. P., commissioner, Land Office, Johore

Helps, G.F.S.,G.,district

Helsby, deputyengineer, F.M.S.Public

commissioner, Railways,

WorksKuala Lumpur, Selangor

Department, Shanghai

 FOREIGN1 RESIDENTS FITS-

lit; hi her, M. B., assist, engr., Public Works Department, Taiping, Perak

Hemmersweil, B. N. von, manager, Ned. Ind. Handelsbank, Singapore

Hemming, W. G. D.,assist., Harrisons & Crostield (Borneo) Ltd., Saudakan, B. N. Borneo

Hemmings, R. E., engineer, Hemmings & Parkin, Tientsin

Hemsted,

Hemsley, T.,H. manager,

R., accountant, Hongkong

S. Moutrie ife (Jo.,and Shanghai Bank, Manila

Singapore

Henchman, A. S., manager, Hongkong and Shanghai Bank, Shanghai

Henderson, A. G., consul for Sweden, Manila

Henderson, A., Bradley & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Henderson, A.A. G.,

Henderson, G., agent,

vice-president,

Great Northern RooseveltRailway,

Steamship Agency, Inc., Manila

Manlia

Henderson, A. M., director, International Underwriters, Shanghai

Henderson, A. S., assist, engineer, Singapore Traction Co., Ld., Singapore

Henderson, D.,

Henderson, C., secretary, China Motors,

charge engineer, ElectricityShanghai

dept., Municipality, Singapore

Henderson, G., shipwright, Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co., Kowloon, Hongkong.

Henderson, H. B., consul for Great-Britain, Medan, Sumatra

Henderson, J. D., C. A. White, Page & Co., Manila

Henderson, Capt. R., wharf manager, Holt’s Wharf, Hongkong,

Henderson, Hon. R. M., director of Public Works, Hongkong

Hendry, P. H., diamond merchant, Selangor

Hendry, W.,A.sub-manager,

Henggeler, A., director, Central

Henggeler Agency, Ld., Shanghai

«& Martin, La., Selangor

Henkel, Hermann, Carl Wolter i f e Co., Chemulpo

Henly, R. B., attorney, Insurance Office of Australia, Ld., Singapore

Henneman, J., partner, 'The Travel Advisers, Shanghai Department, Singapore

Henman, O. R. T., controller, Government, Monopolies

Hennessy,

Henning, A.P. C.,H.,director,

medical officer,

HenningMedical & Co., dept.,

A. C., Ipoh,

PeipingPerak

Henningsen, A. B., manager, Getz Bros & Co., Shanghai

Henningsen, F. F., div. mgr., Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ld., Chefoo

Henningsen,

Hennus, H. P.H.J.,F.,Eastern

secretary, 'Tientsin Native

& Philippines CityAgencies,

Shipping Waterworks,

Ltd., Tientsin

Manila

Henriksen, A., secretary, Danish Legation, Tokyo

Henry, A. B, editor, Reuter’s, Ltd., Hongkong

Henry, H., director, Visayan Stevedore-Transportation Co., Iloilo

Henry, J. E., manager, Reuter’s, Ld., Hongkong

Henry, J. L., assist., Palmer & Turner, Shanghai

Henry,

Henry, James M., provost, Lingnah

L. D., commissioner, Post Office, University,

Canton Canton

Henry, M., mgr., Henry Co., Manila

Henry, 1 R. M., sub-accountant, National City Bank of New York, Hongkodg

Hensei , Dr. H., vice-consul for Germany, Shanghai

Henze, A.,A.,signs

Heppell, per pro.,isuan

manager, L. Leybold Shokwan,Manila

Incorporation, Tokyo

Hepworth,

Herandez, A. V., city editor, Peoples Press Inc., ManilaSociety, Singapore

T, P., manager, L. E. Tels. & Co.’s Trading

Heras, L. Mi, manager, Gentao & Co., Manila

Heratsuke, K., mgr., Shantung Tobacco;Co., Ld., Shanghai

Herbert, R. G., partner, Cathay Insurance Office, Shanghai

Herde,

Herdman, J., engineer,

A. E., acct.,Siemssen & Co., Hongkong

Holts Wharf, Hongkong

Hergel, Hugo, charge de affaires, Danish Legation, Tokyo

Hering, K., signs per pro., Deutsche Farben-Handelsgesellschaft, Shanghai

Herklots,

Herman, E.,G. chief

A. C.,engr.,

reader,Chinwangtao

biology, University, Hongkong

Factory, Kailan Mining Administration, Tientsin

Hermanos, Fernandez, genl. mgr., Elvaradero De Manila, Manila

Hermet, Dr. P., consul, French Legation, Bangkok

Hermosura, O., partner and manager, Gomba ifo Hermosura, Manila

Heron,

Heron, J.,G., medical

surveyor-general of Ships

practitioner, Galloway, Office,Elder

Singapore

& ’Thompson, Singapore

Herr, R. F„ factory manager, Japan Steel Products Co., Ld., Tokyo

Herranz, J. S., manager, Pickett Harness Co., Manila

¥176 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Herranz, M. F., secretary, Johnson Pickett Rope Co., Manila

Herrara, C., secty & treas, International Marine Union of Philippines, Manila

Herridge, F. U., assistant, W. R. Loxley & Co., Hongkong

Herridge,

Hers, James agent,

J., general E., c.a.Cie.

Henry Hunter Belgo-Chinoise,

Financiere Bayne ifc Co., Manila Shanghai

Hersee, A. ft., assist, secty., Hongkong &. Shanghai Hotels, Hongkong

Hersey, L. G., president, American Electric Co., Manila

Hersey, L. G., president, Philco Sales Corp., Shanghai

Herthel,

Hertz, C.W., manager,

Henry, denialDeutsch-Asiatische

surgeon, Penang Bank, Hankow

Heseltine,

H ess, C., pres.,C., managing

Salacot director, Owston

Exploration Co., &Manila

Co., Yokohama

Heis, P., signs per pro., Deutsche Farberi, H. G. Waibel & Co., Hankow

Hesse, A., signs per pro., Reuter, Brockelmann Co., Shanghai

Hesse, V., manager, Caxton Press, Selangor

Hester, E. D., American Trade Commissioner, Manila

Hetheringbon, Capt.

Hetherington, W., Lowe, W., Jardine,

BinghamMat ieson & Co.,iShanghai

& Matthews, Ld., Shanghai

Heuckendorff, A. T., director, British American: Tobacco Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Hewetson, C.. partner, Saunders'and MacpTuiil?‘SingApow

Hewett, H.B.W.,G.,Manufacturers’

Hewitson, assist., ShanghaiRepresentative,'Penang

Dock and Engineering Co., Ld., Shanghai

Hewlitt,

HeWood, Waddington, A.,Hongkong

A. G., architect, 3rd, assist, secty., Federal Secretariat, F.M.S.

Heybroek, E., vice-pres, YVise >fe Co., Manila

Heygate,’

Heymau, W. A. N.,manager,

J., sales director,Millington,

British-Aiinerican Tobacco Co. (China), Ld., Shanghai

Ld., Shanghai

Heyn, It., partner, Reuter, Brbckelmann &, Co., Shanghai

Pieys, F. S., Arnhold & Co., Ld., iShanghai

Heytman, H. H., accpuntant, standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Singapore

Hey wood,W.G. s„,S. P.,

Hibbard, professional

senior assist.. Public

clerk, of works. Royal Works.dept.,

Observatory, Shanghai

Hongkong

Hibberd,J.E.,V.,supt.,

Hickey, F.M.S.accountant,.

chartered Railways,' Kuala

Fleming'Lumpur, SelangorManila

& Williamson,

Hickling, N.

Hiclding, C. C.,W.,assistant,

director, Butterfipid

Milling, Ld.,& Shanghai

Swire, Hongkong

Hicks, A.,

Hicks, S. J.,editor, Hongkong

director, Arts andTde.urwph, Hopekong

Crafts, Ld., Hongkong

Hidalgo,

Hidalgo, C., engr., Litogratia

F., mgr., Cacho & Hidalgo,

Montes, Manila

Inc , Manila

Hide, G. C.. supervisor, Goyernment Monopolies Department, Singapore

Higginbottom,

Higginbottom, T., chiefengineer,

V. C., accountant, Straits

Far East Trading(Jo.,Co.,Ed.,Ld.,Hongkong

Aviation Singapore

Highsm'ith, W. L., office manager,

Hilario, J., treas., Manila Hotel Ccf, Manila M«niJa "Dazli/' 'Manila

Hildebrandt,

Hileman, J.; DeutscheHamilton

A., vice-pres., Fafbeu-Handelsgeserschaft

Shoe Sr ore, ahdWaibel ifc Co., Shairgha.Manila

Hill,

Hill, A.,

A. J.manager,

Bostock,Hill KobeBrown

partner, & Hastings, Selangor

Haberd'ashefylufc.,

Hill, E. R., manager, Dodwell

Hill, F. J., managing director, Huttenbach; LazarusW Sons, Ld., Singapore

Hill, F. W., partner, Stanton & Co., agent for Sun Life Assurance Go.. Yokohama

Hill, G. L„ sub acct., The Natioinal City Bank of New York, Hongkong

Hill, J. C., Vrce^dohsul for Greht Britain, Hankow

Hill, J. J., acting.district officer. Satibas, Sarawak

Hill,

Hill, J.J.J. S.,

Kerr,manager

M., acting manager,

(Orchard Singapore

depot),ColdSingapore

RoadGovernment, StorageCold

Co., Ld., Tpoh,Co.,Perak

Hill, assist, secretary to the Sandakan, B.Storage N. BorneoLd,, Singapore

Hill, L. R., British Embassy, Tokyo

Hill, L. S. J., manager, F. Owston & Co., Ld., Kobe

Hill, R. A., reader

Hill, R. G.,- Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, NegrLSembilan

Hill, S. E., engineer, Scott, Harding Co., Ed., Shanghai

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS Fl77

Hill, S. O., engineer, Public Works department, Hongkong

Hill, William C., works mgr. & chief engr., Ho Hong Oil Mills, Ld., S’pore

Hillaly, A., assist,

Hillary, D., Hillalysupt.

& David, Shanghai Singapore

Police Department,

Hille, F., signs

Hillhouse, F. B.,permanager,

pro., China Imp.-Exp.

National it Rank

Aniline and Uo., Shanghai

C'henjiQal Uov, Inc.,- Kobe.

Hilliard, H. D., statistical secretary, hnspeetoi

Hillmann, R., signs per pro., lilies &.Co., Tokyo atej General, Statistical dept., Shanghai

Hills, F., director, Forbes Muna &, Co., Ld., Manila

Hillyer, R. A. N., vice-consul for Great.Britain, Bangkok,

Hime, E. H., supt., Trade 'Customs, Selangor.

Himely, L. C.,E.,surveyor,

Himsworth, Survey

assistant, dept., dept,,

Sanitary F.MS. Hongkong

Hind, H. M.,

Hinds, G.,A.worksmanager, Phoenix Assurance

manager, Wearne Brothers, OcmLd.,

Ld.,Selangor

Shanghai

Hindson, E. C., managing-director, Rose, Downs ifc Thompson (Far East), Ld., Shanghai

Hinke, F. W., consul for America, Swatow

Hinkel, Terry

Hinkle, J., prop,S., and mgr,, Hinkel

vice-consul & Co., Manila

for America, Singapore

Hinshelwood, L., director, British-American 'I'obacco.Qo., Ld,, Bangkok

Hipwell, W- H., acting senior executive

Hirsch, E., assist, manager, Philippine Advertising engr., DistrictCo.,Office,

ManilaSeremban, N. Sembilan

Hirst, C., Earnshaw Docks and Honolulu Iron Works, Manila

Hirst, W. H. G., chief clerk, Government Marine Surveyor’s .Department, Hongkong

Hirst, W. W., manager, Steam Laundry Co., Hongkong

Hirzel, Wm., president, American Trading Co. of Japan, Ld., Kobe

Hitchcock, L. H., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corp., Selangor

Hjartved, J. A., accountant,

Hjortzberg-Nordlund, J., firstfeiam ElectricS.wedjsh

chancellor, Corporation, Ld., Bangkok

Legation, Tokyo

Hiine,

Hoare, Sein, medical

J., assist., officer, Chinese

Mackinnon, Mackenzie Maritime Customs, 'Rerigyueh

& Co., Hongkong

Hoare, R. E., superintendent, Cosmopolitan Dock, Hongkong

Bobbin,

Hobbs, J.,W.deputy

R., assist, acct., Mercantile

commissioner. BankCustoms,

Trade and ,of India,Ipoh,

Ld., The,

PerakSingapore

Hobbs, T., assist, secretary, British,and Foreign,Bible Society, Seoul

Hobden, H., resident representative, Guest, Kpen Nettlefolds, Ld., Shanghai

Hpbson,

Hock, K.A.S.,M.,secretary,

assist, manager, General Motors

British Empire.Film Cp.,;(Japan),;

SingaporeLd., Osaka

Hodapp, K., manager, G. E. Huygen, Swatqw

Hodges, A. J. 11., chief inspector, Public Works dept., Shanghai

Hodges, A. W., engineer, Public Works dept., Hongkong

Hodges, W.

Hodges, H. M., manufacturers’

0., chief representative,

acct., Government Shanghai

Monopolies dept., Singapore

Hodgson, C., cypher officer, British Cpnsvilate, Nanking

Hodgson, D. H., conservator, Forest Department, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Hodgson, P. M., solicitor, T’so A Hodgson, Hongkong

Hodgson, T. E., charge engineer, electricity dept., Municipality, Singapore

| Hodkinson,

Hodsoll, F., J.manager,

D., district officer,Barnes

Warner, Pekan,& Co.j

PahangLd., Manila

I’, Hoeckel, R., Arnhold & Co., Shanghai

Hoeffner,

Hoey, T. S. H., agent, Jardine, Matheson & Cp., Ld.,Kobe

K., assist., Doitsu Senryo Gomel Kaislia, Kiukiang

jj Hoffman, H., superintendent, Manila Gas.Corporation, Manila

ji‘II Hoffman,

Hoffmann, E. G., manager, Associated Oil Co., Shanghai

W. J., assist, gen’l. manager,!Ault it Wiborg, Manila

fj; Hoffmann,

Hoffmann, H., F., signs

partner

per(Otaru), Gebruder

pro., Deutsche Gartner,

Farben. H. G.Hakodate

WaibeL& Co., Hankow : '

!j, Hoffmeister, A., director; U. Spalinger & Co., Hongkong

1 Hogan, C. D. D., Hogan & Ivans, Penang

l Hogan, E., manager, Getz Bros. Co., Manila

1 Hogan, J. T., manager, Goodyear Tire Co., Manila

1 Hogein, E. S., manager, Getz Bros. & Co., Manila

1 Hogg, A. R., signs per pro,, Oornabe, Eckford & Co., Chef00

FI78 FUKEiGN RESIDENTS

Hogg, A. V., proprietor, Hogg & Co., Canton

Hogg, E. A., proprietor, E. M. Button & Go., Canton

Hogg, F. C., managing director, Tait & Co., Taipeh, Formosa

Hogg, Geo., manager, The National City Bank of New York, Shanghai

Hogg, J. Drummond, consul for Great Britain, Sourabaya

Hogg, T., partner, Syme & Go., Soura-baya

Hoggard, C. D., agent, Fette Peping Rugs, Shanghai

Hoggarth, T., resident representative, Burroughs Wellcome & Co.,' Shanghai

Holborow, A. C., solicitor, Hansons, Shanghai

Holcomb,A.Chauncey

Holden, P., attorney and counsellor-at-law, Fessenden & Holcomb, Shanghai

Holder, D. R., managing

W. A., secretary,director,

ForsterStraits

& Co.,Manufacturing

Ld., Shanghai Co., Ld., Singapore

Holder, R. T., director and secretary, Brunner, Mond & Co. (Japan), Ld., Kobe

Holdsworth,

Holds worth, A., manager, installation

J., manufacturers’ dept., Asiatic

representative, OsakaPetroleum Co., Shanghai

Holdsworth, L. H., director, Kennedy, Burkill & Co., Ld., Penang

Hole, Comdr.

Holford, G. T.,G.warden

F., harbour-master

of mines, Mines andDepartment,

marine magistrate,SelangerHongkong

Holgate, H. R., Arnhold & Co., Ld., Hankow

Holland, A. M., overseer, Port Development dept., Hongkong

Holland, F.E. C.,

Holland, L., executive

assistant, engineer,

HongkongKuala and China Ga.S Selangor

Selangor, Co., Ld., Hongkong

Holland, W. E., general manager, Honigsberg

Hollander, A. D.. engineer, China Electric Co., Ld., Canton & Co., Shanghai

Hollands, W. E., land bailiff, Public Works dept., Hongkong

Holliman,

Holiingdale,J.,J.chief inspector.

P., assist., Vehicles

Asiatic dept., Co.

Petroleum Singapore

(South China), Ld., Hongkong

Hollyer, W. G., sub-agent, Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China, Cebu.

Holm, A.,

Holmberg, chief accountant, East Asiatic Co., Ld., Bangkok

Holmes, C. E.E.,T.,assist.,

cashier, American

Dodwell & Co.,Express Co., Manila

Ld., Hongkong

Holmes, E.

Holmes, C. E., engineerconsul-general

Hamilton, supt., Jardine,forMatheson & Co., Ld.,

Great Britain, Shanghai

Hakodate

Holmes, F. M., Bethlehem Steel Export Corporation, Manila'

Holmes, H.

Holmes, K., assist,

L. B., crown master,

solicitor,Queen’s

Supreme Court,Hongkong

College, Hongkong

Holmes, O. R., Patons & Baldwins, Ld., Shanghai

Holmes,

Holmes, R.P. H., Maurice Jenks,Harvester

E., International Percival &Co.,Isitt, Tokyo

Manila

Holmes,

Holmes, R.S. G.,

N,, assist,

assist, mng.-director,

commissioner ofWm. JackSandakan,

Excise, & Co. (Malaya),

BritishLd.,North

Singapore

Borneo*

Holmes, W. E., health officer,

Holmsen, T. M., consul for Norway, ManilaHealth Office Ipoh, Perak

Holt, C. L., branch manager, The Japan advertiser, Yokohama

Holt,

Holton,T. S.,

D. assist., Smith, American

C., secretary, Bell *t Co.,-Ld.,

SchoolManila

in Japan, Tokyo1

Holttum, R. E., director of Botanical Gardens, Singapore

Hoi will, C. N., commissioner, Chinese Maritime

Honigsberg, H. S., managing director, H. S. Honigsberg Customs,&AmoySon, Shanghai

Honigsberg,

Hood, G., R.

signs P.,

per secretary,

pro., H.

Amsterdam S. Honigsberg

Underwriters & Son,Association,

ShanghaiYokohama

Hood, Major J. W., deputy supt. of gaols, Municipal Police, Shanghai

Hooley,

Hooper, J. R., assist., Gibb,Hemmings

Livingston & Co., Ld., Hongkong

Hooper, E.C. P.O.,S.,architect^

manager, Manila Wine & Berkley,

Merchants,Hankow Ld., Manila

Hoover, C. L., consul-general for United States, Hongkong

Hope, A.,

Hope, H., secretary,

E. L., branch Plumbing

manager, NorthSupply Co., Shanghai

China Insce. Co., Ld., Kobe

Hope,

Hope, J. L.,Cie.manager,

Franco-Asiatique des Petioles,

United Engineers, Ld., Tourane

Perak

Hope, R. I., sub-editor, Shanghai Time*, Shanghai

Hope, S., assist., Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering Co., Hongkong

Hopiak, W., sub-manager, National City Bank of New York, Harbin

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F179

Hopkins, C. H., assist, engineer. Public Works dept.,

Hopkins, H. F., assist., Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Go,, Ld„ Hongkong. Shanghai

Hopkins,

Hopkins, H. S., J.chief

Capt. M.,sanitary inspr., Health

wharf manager, Hee TaiOtlice,

SliingSingapore

Tung Ka Doo wharf, Shanghai

Hopkins, P. S., assist, general manager, Standard-Vacuum

Hora, Karel Jan, general manager, Skoda Works, Shanghai Oil Go.* Shanghai

Horbacz, J. B., signs per pro., Benn, Meyer Ghina Go., Shanghai

Hdrdum, T., supt., Great Northern Telegraph Go., Ld., Vladivostock

Herman, C. E., manager, Simmons Company (Chicago), Shanghai .

Hortnann, B. L., Lingnan University, Canton

Horn, J.J. A.C.,L.,manager,

Horn, supt. ofsigns

instrument

per pro.,workshop,

Guthrie &GreatCo., Northern Telegraph Co., Shanghai

Medan, Sumatra

Horn, J. G. S., Horn

Horne, N. 0., secretary, Connehs & Co., Ld., Hongkong

Horne, V. I., import manager, Guthrie ifc Co., Ld., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Horne,

Horneil,W.E. D.,B. C.,

acting protector

assist., Jardine,of Matheson

Chinese, Penang

ife Go,, Ld., Slianghai

Horneli, W.,

Horner, Sir installation

William, vice-chancellor,

manager, AsiaticUniversity,

Petroleum Hongkong

Go., Newchwang

Horsely, J. A. T., acting executive engineer, P.W.D., Kinta, Perak

: Horsfall, F., distribution engineer,

Horstink, J. G., Clarke and Larkin, Manila Electricity dept., Municipality, Singapore

Horton, E. W., Haskins and Sells, Manila

\ Horton, H. G., manager, General Motors (Japan), Ld., Osaka

1\ Hoselitz,

Hosegood,Dr.T. R., W. attorney

H., assist,atharbour master, Harbour dept., Hongkong

law, Tientsin

‘* Hosie,Hosford,E. J., accounts dept., P.W.D., Hongkong

Hosking, L., secretary,

H. L., secretary,Hongkong

General and Whampoa

Hospital, Dock Co., Hongkong

Singapore

I Hosking, H. W., Chinese Maritime Customs, Canton

Hoskins, O. M., proprietor, C. M. Hoskins & Co., Manila

| HoSkyn, H. P., treasurer, Hoskyn & Co., Inc., Iloilo

i Hoste, J. M. D., sub-editor, North China Daily News

|^ Houghton,

Hoth, G., chancellor, GermanChartered

J. M., sub-acct., Legation,Bank

Nanking

of India, Austr. & China, Harbin

} Houghton, J. S., assist., Palmer and Turner, Hongkong

f| Moulding,

Houghton,G.W.W.,T., actg. secretary, Lewis & Peat, Ld., Singapore Corpn., Ld., Bangkok

mill mgr., Bombay Burmah'Trading

!(! Hourihaax, M. N., inspector of police, Hongkong

House, Capt. A. E., assist, godown supt., Butterfield & Swire, Hankow

I Householder, H. W., Harbour Office, Customs,, Shanghai

I]|: Houyet,

Houston, A.,Gapt.consulJ. A.,fordirector,

Belgium,P.W.D., Sandakan, B. N. Borneo

Shanghai

;| Hovil, G. O., secretary, Bradburne oi Go., Ld., Selangor

i. How, G. K., manager, 'Central China Dispensary, Ld., Hankow

I; Howard, C. H., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corp., Selangor

L'tr, Howard,

Howard, F.F. A., cashier, The

C., manager for Chase

Japan, Bank, Hongkong

Norwich Union Fire Insurance Socy., Ld., Tokyo

I Howard, F. M., assist, manager, E. W. Langdon & Co., Shanghai

ij5iHoward,

Howard, Percy,S., assistant manager, ThornycroftElectric

manager for Malaya, General Go., Ld.,Co.,Hongkong

Singapore

Howard, S. F., manager, American Express Go. Inc., Peiping

|Howard, W. J., assistant, Canadian Pacific S.S. Co., Hongkong

|| Howe,

Howard-Leicester,

A. C., accountant, O., partner,

NorthSwan,

BorneoMaclaren

Trading&Co., Craik,

Ld.,Penang

Sandakan, B. N. Borneo

pHowe, A. G., manager, Wilkinson, Hey wood & Clark, Hongkong

i’Howe,

Howe, R.C. M., generalof quarters,

B., supt. manager, Public

Cie. Franco-Asiatique des Petroles, Saigon

Works dept., Selangor

Howe, R. G., counsellor, British Legation, Nanking.

clI Howell,

Howell, A.,

G., assistant, Smith,Reiss,

signs per pro., Bell Massey

& Co., Ld.,

& Co.,Cebu

Ld., Shanghai

JHowell, Ian, signs per pro., Liddell Bros. A Go., Tientsin

ISHowell, I. H., director, Hardy, Gatliff & Co., Tientsin

FIS© FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Howell, J. S., assist., Dodwell & Qo., Hongkong

Howell, W. M., director, Liddell, Bros. & (Jo., Tientsin

Howells, J. W., partner, Ker & (Jo., Manila

Howey, L. B., attorney, Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Singapore

Howie, J. H. W., Machinery dept., Shewan Tomes & Co., Hongkong

Howl, Capt. F. W., district engineer, F.M.S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Howse,

Hoyer, A.,W. vice-president,

G., accountant,Manila Mansergh Gas

c Tayler, NegriManila

Sembilan

Hoyt, E. H., attorney, Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Haiphong

Hoyueen, L., manager, Leadman & Co., Foochow

Hozuma, J., dir., Hankow Bank Ld., Hankow

Hubback, T. R., Commissioner of Game, F.M.S.

Hubbard, G. E., agent, Hongkong and Shanghai Banking CorporatiGi), Peiping

Huber, E., merchant, Shanghai

Huber, H. J., manager, Siber, Hegner & Go.-, Ld., Yokohama

Huber, H. O., manager, Hotel Plaza, Shanghai

Huber, I., branch manager, Siemens China Co., Canton

Hubert, R., agent, Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ld., Tokyo

Mudden, D. C., assistant district officer, Sibu, Sarawak

Hudec, L. E., architect; Shanghai

Hudson, E. C., Union Insurance Society of Canton, Ld., Hongkong-

Hudson, Dr. F. B., dental surgeon, Shanghai

Huebner, H., Schmidt & Co.) Tientsin.

Huenecke,

Huenefeld, C.,E., signs per pro.,

vice-pres., and R.manager,

JohnsonChristern,

& Co., Canton

Huenfeld A' Co., l\Iamla

Huet, F. J., acting senior supt., Trade and Customs,; Negri Seip|>il^tt,

Huggard, Sir W. C., K.C., ll.i> , chief justice,

Hugh-Jones, G. S., solicitor, Wilkinson A GHst, Hongkong Supreme Court, Singapore

Hughes, AA. W.,

Hughes, H., sub-acqountant,

manager, China Chartered

I nited Assurance

Bank Society,Aust.

of-India, Shairgliai

ag^ China, Selangor

Hughes, A. W., general manage'r, Union Insurance Socicuy uf.Caiitpu, Ld., Hongkong

Hughes, H. Owen, partner, Harry Wioking

Hughes, H. E., signs per pro., United Exporters, Ld., SingaporeCo., Hongkong

Hughes, J., mgr., Merchandise dept., Honolulu Iron Works Cb.,'Manila

Hughes,

Hughes,.!.J. 'OW.wen,W.,partner,

British Harry

Resident,Winking

Negri&Scilibilan

Co., Hongkong

Hughes,

Hughes, T.R. D., G., acting

assist., supt.,

Hanson, OrthDepartment,

Prison «fe Stevenson,'f’aiping,

Inc., Cebu

Perak ’

Hughes, W. E., manager, Asiatic Petroleum Co., SooehoW

Hugo, Vic., manager, Oriental Theatre, Hongkong

Huisken,

Hull, C. L.,C.,Clarke

general& manager,

Larkin, ManilaSingapore Rubber Works;'Singapore

Hull, L, G., proprietor, American Cleaners, Tientsin

Hulme, O. H., posta.1 commissioner, Post Office, Tsinan

Hulsemann, C., manager, New Engine & Iron Works, Hankow

Hultman, Dr. J. E. E., minister, Swedish Legation, Tokyo & Bangkok

Humbert,

Hume, D. W., L., chef

chiefinengineer,

charge, Bunnymede

Taikoo SugarHotel Ld., Penang

Refining Co., Ld., Hongkong

Hume, R. D., partner, Adams ifc Allan, Penang

Hummel, A., signs the firm, Fuhrmeistef & Co., Shanghai Gorpm, Johore.

Humfrey, L. H. G., assist., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking

Humphreys, A.A., D.,supt.,

Humphreys, Electricity

assist., Dodwell dept.,

& Co, Sarawak

Ld., Hongkong

Humphreys,

Humphries, G. C.^ Asiatic PetroleumHumphreys

J. D., partner, John D. Co., Hongkong& Son, Hongkong

Hunson, D., manager, Fock Tai A Gb., Port Edward, Weihaiwei

Hunt,

Hunt, Capt.

H.H. J.,Q., H. North,

assist., districtEngineering.Corporation,

Jardine officer, Kuala Lipis, Pahang Ld., Hongkong

Hunt,

Hunt, secretary, Colonial Dispensary,(China),

Hongkong

Hunt, J. W., director, B. Young

J. P., Imperial Chemical Industries Ld.,

Hunt, R. M., R. M. Hunt & Co., Canton

Hunt, S. R., British Embassy, Tokyo

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS Fl«8£'

Hunt, W. E., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (South China1), Ld., Hongkong

Hunt,

Hunter,Wm. P., acting

E. H., vice-president, L. Everett, Inc.,Chinese

deputy commissioner, ManilaMaritime Customs, Lunglfow

Hunter, G. C., assist., Theo. Davies & Goi, Ld., Manila

Hunter, H., director, Tozai Motors Ld., Tokyo

Hunter, J.,

Hunter, H. govt,

J., assistant,

surveyor,Bradley

Harbour & Co., Hongkong

Office, Hongkong

Hunter, J., supt., distribution dept., Hongkong and China Gas Co., Hongkong

Hunter, Jas. A., proprietor, Hunter & Co., Harbin

Hunter, J. E. L., partner, Hunter

Hunter, J., Dodwell &; Co., Hongkong

Hunter, K. W.,

Hunter, R., manager,E. H.Kyle,Hunter

merchant, Palmer& Co.,

& Co.,KobeLd.,and

PerakOsaka

Hunter, T., director, GeddeS Trading & Dairy Farm Co., Shanghai

Hunter, W., engineer, Shanghai Power

Huntsman, Harold, partner, Maxwell & Kenion, Perak Co., Shanghai

Huntley-Davidson, R., Lowe, Bingham,

Hurley, G. V., assist, manager, Philippine D. CbeonutCorporabion, Zamboanga

Hurrell,A.,B. senior

Hurry, W., district

warder,officer, LabadPolice

Municipal Datu, dept.*

BritishShanghai

North Borneo

Hurst, Carlton, consul fortlie United States, Penang

Hurst,

Hurst, V.L. C, merchant,

G. M., Mercantile William

BankForbes Ok Co.,

of India, Ld.,Tientsin

Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Hurtig, J., section chief, Netherlands Harbour Works Co., Mukden

Hurzeler, J., vice consul for Switzerland, Shanghai

Husband, Capt. C. T. M., supt., Survey dept., Trengganu

Husband, T. G., senior executive engineer, Public, Works dept., SeUngor

Hussey,

Hussey, F.H.J.,architect,, Peiping & Co., Selangor

acct., Cumberbatch

Hussey, R. K. assist. Commissioner of Police, Selangor ; ,

Hussey, Capt. T. M., official censor of Filips, Singapore ,

Hasson,

Pluston, L.J. C,

H. U.S.

M.. agent, Chargeurs

Consulate, Reunis, Haiphong

Shanghai

Huston, W. R., assist, manager, General Motors, Japan, Ld., Osaka

Hutchings, L.C.C,A.,assist,

Hutchinson, manager,

vice-consul for Robinson

America, &I'qGq.,kyo Ld., Singapore mm

Hutchinson, T. H., acct., Guest, Keen & Nettlefolds, Ial.,,Shang!ial •

Hutchison, A. D., division medical officer, Sihu, ’Sarawak

Hutchison, E. C, assist., Hongkong Sha.ngiiai Bank, Shanghai

Hutchison, G. R., sub-accountant,

Hutchison, Thos., sub-manager forNational City.Bank

China, Babcock of N-wLd^Vork,Shangha

& Wilcox,* Manila

K

Huttemeier, secretary. Danish Consulate, Garb qi*;

Hutton,

Huxter, J.J. R.,

N. L., engineer-in-charge,

accountant, MercantilePublic

Bank ofWorks;

India,dept.*

Ld., Briinei

Shanghai

Huygen, G. E., exporter, importer and Commission agent. Canton

Hybart, I. B., sub-accountant, Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China,.Shanghai

Hyde, C. F., assist,. Hongkong & Slianghai Banking Corpoi-ation, Chefoo

Hyde, J., clerk of works, H.K. & K. Wharf & Godown Co., Ld., Hongkong

Hyde-Lay,

Hykes, E. R.,A.,manager,

assistant,Standard

Dodwell Vacuum

& Coi, Ld.,OilHongkong Hankow

Hykes, John M,, manager, Aluminium 'United Ld,, Shanghai

Hykes, R. K., manager, Standard Vacuum Oil Co., Kiukiang

Hyndman,

Hyndman, E.A. J.,H.,local

assist.,repres.,

Hongkong, andAssurance

Sun Life Shanghai Ooi Hotels, Ld., Shanghai

of Canada, Cebu.

Hynes, C. S.,supt.

Hynes, T., manager,

of mails,Forbes,

GeneralMaun

PostifeiCq.l

Office.Ld.Hongkong

v Manila

Hyslop, J., sub-agent,

Icasiauo, Chartered Bank of India*, Cb.,Australia and China', Carlton

Ide, J.M.,C.,acting

manager,

wharfInternational..Service

supt,, Jardine,. Mathesoh LInc.Co.,Manila

Shanghai

Igglesden, S. D., Leigh & Orange, Hongkong .

Iglesias, M. R.,

Illenberger, F., consul-general

secretary for Pferu. .-HongkongHankow

lilies, C. J., assist., lilies &toCo.,.

Consul of Germany,

Yokohama

Illingworth, L. E., Manufacturers’representative, Shanghai

F182 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Ince, H. M., district officer, Beaufort, B.N. Borneo <

Inch, A., assist, supt.,,Texas Go., Tieptsim

Inchausti, R., vice pres.,1 Parsons Hardware Co., Manila

Ingersoll, F., Lawyer, Manila

Ingham, R., acting deputy treasurer, Singapore >

Ingham, Van W., consul, American Consulate, Nanking

Ingle, D. K., deputy profeectoi-, Protectorate, Jesselton, B.N.B.

Inglis, F.,

Inglis, P. C.,Phoenix

director, Assurance

Hopkins,Co.,Dunn

L

Co., Shanghai

Ingold,

Ingram,F.,T. manager,

K., examiner, GrandAudit

Hotel, Ipoh,Hongkong

Office. Perak

Inhelder, H., managing partner, Iuhelder,( Walch Co., Ld., Manila

Innes,

Inokum,J. R.,

J. C.,commissioner,

supt. engineer, Singapore

Chinese Maritime ColdCustoms,

Storage Co., Ld., Singapore

Wuchow

lochvidoff, S., manager, Esso Co., Tientsin

Ipekdjian, J. B., director, T. AL Gregory AjCo., Hongkong

Ireland, H. Ur, assistant, Butterfinld & Swire, Hongkong

Irie, M., man aging director, Hankow Bank, Ld., Hankow

Irle, K. W., Swan, Culbertson * Fritz,' Shanghai

Irvin, R. S. K., mang. dir., Nippon Kokusan Kogyo K. K., Osaka

Irvine,

Irvine, N.R., C.district

treas.,officer,

Pure Cane

Tampin,Alolasses

NegriCo.Sembilan

(P.I.) Inc., Manila

Irwine, H. Y., chairman, Brunner, Mond & Cb. (Japan), Ld., Kobe

Isaac, E. S.,supt..

Isaac, L., merchant, Singapore

Post Office General, Singapore

Isaacs, J. A., inspector, Aluriicipal Police, Shanghai

Isaacs, S., S. Isaacs * Co., and consul for Czechoslovakia, Yokohama

Isardas, T., proprietor, Isardas & Co., Manila

Isemonger,

Isenman, F.,J.,c.b.e., supt. ofS.police, British

*andCb.,Municipal Council, Tientsin

Isitt, H. S.W.Gobdwyn, chairman, Moutrie

Jenks, Pt-rcival Ld.,Tbkyb

Isitt, Shanghai

Isley, J.Hon.

Ismail, L., assist., Asiaticsecretary,

Dato, state Petroleum Co., AmoyJohore

Secretariat.

Ismail, S. H., sub. acct., National City Bank of New York, Hongkong

Ismail,

Ismail, S.S. K.M. M.,

M., managing proprietor,

attorney, Asiatic Stamp Asiatic Stamp Co., Singapore

Co., Singapore

Ismer, C., Ismer & Co., Shanghai

Israel, B. J.,Macbeth,

Ivery, C., manager,Gray N etherlandsch

& Co., ShanghaiIndische Handelsbank, Amoy

Ivery,

Ivy, M.F.PL,E.,assist.,

assist,Unionstate treasurer,

InsuranceKedah

Society of Canton, Ld., Hongkong

Jacinto,

Jack, G. A.D.,V.,partner,

Provincial

1. F. Treasurer,

Drysdale *Cebu Co., Nanking

Jack, L.i

Jack, J. M.,

salesmanaging

manager,director,

Harper Wm.& Co.,C.Ld.,

JackHongkong

& Co., Ld., Hongkong

Jackson, C., assist., Dairy Farm, Ice and Cold Storage Co., Ld., Hongkong

Jackson, C. G., accountant, Eastern Extension Telegraph Co., Ld., Penang

Jackson, G.C. H.,

Jackson, surveyor,

F., senior Survey

assist, Office,External

auditor, Kuala Tinggi, JohoreSingapore

Audit dept.,

Jackson, G. F. R., mang. director, Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ld., Shanghai

Jackson,

Jackson, G.G. O., R., assistant

manager, accountant, Municipal

Nichizui Trading Council,

Co., Ld., KobeShanghai

Jackson, H., Taku Tug and Lighter Co., Tientsin

Jackson, H.,

Jackson, H., director,

editor. HenryCorpn.

Radio Waughof&Philippines,

Co., Ld., Singapore

Jackson, snr., J., China Printing and Finishing Co.,Manila

Ld., Shanghai

Jackson, jr., J., China Printing and Finishing

Jackson, P. H. D., officer-in-charge of Police, Jekam, Co., Ld.,Pahang

Shanghai

Jackson,

Jackson, R. B., malariologist, Malariologist sub-dept., Hongkong

Jackson,M. R.T.Jean

Jacob,

C., assist,

E., manager, Standard-Vacuum

Lortat,surveyor, HarbourFrench

attache chiffreur,

Oil Co. Nanking

Department, Hongkong

Legation, Tokyo

Jacobs, J. E., consul for United States, Shanghai

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS Fl83

Jacobs, N. A., gen. supervisor, Commercial Express and Storage, Shanghai

Jacobs,

Jacobsen,R.,A.,branch manager,

accounting dept.,Whiteaway, Laidlaw

Robert Dollar Co., &Shanghai

Co., Ld., Penang

Jacobsen, V., manager, East Asiatic Go., Ld., Harbin

Jacot-Guillarmod, L., chancellor for Switzerla nd, Shanghai

Jacub,

Jaeger, E.H.,A.,assist.,

secretary,

Wise H.& Co.,

D. Rodger, Shanghai

Inc., Manila

Jahn, A. F, assistant, Standard-Vacuum

Jahn, M., chancellor, German Legation, Bangkok Oil Co., Osaka

Jaissle,

Jakeman,Otto, R. W.,Jaissle

assist.A Secretary

Co., Batavia to the High Commissioner, F.M.S. and &£».

Jamero, G. J. secretary, Monte de Piedad and Savings Bank, Manila ; ’

5ames, A., manager, Lebel (China), Shanghai

ames, C. H. N., manufacturers’ representative, Yokohama

James,

James, E.E. G.,A. H., military

works mgr., attache,

SingaporeBritish Embassy,

Slipway Tokyo Co., Ld., Singapore

and Engineering

James, E. W., managing director,

James, F. P. R., overseer, P.W.D., Hongkong A. Cameron & Co., Ld., & Consul for Sweden, Kobe

James, F. W., supt. engineer, Butterfield &

James, J. F., manager and director, Nickel tfe Lyons, KobeSwire, Hongkong

James,

James, L.J. G.,

R., signs

consul,perAmerican

pro., KerConsulate,

&. Co., Iloilo

Nanking

Jamieson, C. M., assist., Hongkong A Shanghai Banking Corpn., Peiping

Jamieson, F. A., works supt., Peiping-Liaoning Railways; Tientsin

Jamieson, J., assist., Warner, Barnes & Co., Ld., Manila

Jamieson, J., manager, Calamba Sugar Estate, Manila

Jamieson, S., manager, Manila Office, Panpanga Sugar Mills, Manila

Jamieson, W. J., sub-agent, Chartered Bank of India, Aust. k China, Iloilo

Jaminet, R., manager. Union Franco Chinoise de Navigation, Shanghai'

Jamison, J. E., accountant, Texas Co., Manila

Janekaln, B., auditor, Tozai Motors, Ld., Tokyo

Janes, H. S., general manager, Automatic Electric, Inc., Shanghai

Jannings,

Jansen, Joh.,W,,proprietor,

manager, signsCoronatheFlowershop,

firm, Siemssen & Co., Tientsin

Singapore

Janson, L., signs per pro, Rud Ratjen, Tokyo

Janssen), R., chancellor, German Legation, Peiping

Janssen, Th., dipl. ingenieur, F. Feld & Co., Ld., Canton

Jansz,

Janthier,H. D.D.,G.,manager,

director,Banque

Chas. Grenier

Franco&Chinoise,

Co., Ld., Perak

Tientsin

Januszowski, R. J., manager, Cie. Intern. Des Wagon Lits & Des Grand Exp., Harbin

Jaques, V. H., barrister-at-law, Tilleke & Gibbins,

Jardine, D. K., Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ld., ShanghaiBangkok

Jarillas, P., prop, and manager, Jorillas Furniture Store and Sails, Manila

Jarldane,C.,K.supt.,

Jarman, K., supt., Whangpoo

Panpanga SugarConservancy

Co., Manila Board, Shanghai

Jarno,

Jarrett, P., agent, Assurance Franco Asiatique, Peiping

Jarrett, V.F., H.examiner, ChineseSouth

C., sub-editor, Maritime

ChinaCustoms,

MorningFoochow

Post, Hongkong

Jarvis, S., acet.,

Jaspersen, Hongkongagent,

J., commission Electric Co., Ld., Hongkong

Newchwang

Jaspersen,

Jauch, J. G.,M.manager,

R, merchant,A. E. G.Newchwang

China Electric Co., Tientsin

Javier, A., manager,

Javrotsky, J., deputyAgencia de Colocaciones

commissioner, de Gregoria,

Chinese Maritime ManilaFoochow

Customs,

Jazdzewski,

Jean, K. T., general mgr., iShanghai Dairy, Equipment Co.,Legation,

Antoni, counsellor and charge d’affaires, a.i., Polish Tokyo

Shanghai

Jean,

Jea.n, S.,Wm.

private secretary,

V. L., mgr., International

Shanghai Dairy SavingsEquipment

Society, Shanghai

Co., Shanghai

Jebenstreit, Fr., merchant,

Jecke, C., chancellor, GermanYokohama

Consulate, Shanghai

Jedeikin, S., merchant, Kobe

Jee, Luther M., vice-president,

Jeff, R. H. A., senior district engineer, Realty Investment Co., Shanghai

F.M.S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Fm FOREJCTN RESIDENTS

Jefferson, J. W., chief sijpfc. of .Physical Education, Education dept., Singapore

Jeffery, C. A. K., technical engineer,,Government Radio'Office, Hongkong ,

Jeffreys, A. C., assistant, Hongkong Telephone Co., lid.,,Hongkong

Jeffries,

Jeffries, A.E.E.,

C.I. AY. wireless Royal

technician, Public Works dept.,Hongkong

Hongkong

Jeffries, I., , assistant

director, supt. ofObservatory,

Customs, Negri Kowloon,

Sembilan

1

.Jenas, A.,F. engineer,

Jenkin, Lotharbarrister

C., K.c., c.b.e., Marcks,at-law,

MukdehHongkong

Jenkins, A. F., Crittall Manufacturing .Co., Dodwell & Co;, Hongkong

Jenkins, B. S., vice-presdt. & dir.. International Insce. Office, Shanghai

Jenkins, Douglas

Jenkins, C. E., state Jr.,engineer,

vice-consulP.W.D., Kedah Nanking

for America,

Jenkins, J. Rees, representative, Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada, Hankow

Jenkins, S. S-, assist, manager, Moody, Mark L., Shanghai

Jenkins,

Jenkins, T. A., cashier,mairager,

ThoS. Cook & Smi, cfLd.,

e Cd,Kobe

Jenner, C.AY.G.,VY.,’asst.“

assistant, AYm. Jacks Mansfield Ltd., Singapore

& Cd. (Malayal-Ed.,:Singapore

Jenner, L. W., director & secty., Fairchild W Co., Tientsin

Jennings,

Jennings, A., A. 11.,manager, Shanghai

secretary, Waterworks

Pritchard «b Co., Ld.,Fitting

PenangGo., Ld., Shanghai

Jennings, A. JR., manager, signs per pro-, Eastern and Oriental Hotel, Ltd., Penang

Jennings, E. L. S., assist, editor,, fifnes. of Malaya, Perak

Jennings, J. A.'Si, managing director and editor, Times of Jfalaija, Perak

Jennings,

Jensen, Anders,P. J., acct.V

signs Ohirta;

per proTransport and Ld.,

,* Borileo Oo., Storage Co., Inc., Shanghai

Bangkok

Jensen, C. V., accountant, Tokio Eire & Marine Insurance Co., Ld., Shanghai

Jensen,

Jensen, F.G., V.,proprietor,

superintendent, Great .Northern Telegraph

ShanghaiGo., Ld., Hongkong

Jensen, II. T., manager,Scandinavian

Lilly Eli CQ.,Trading Go.,

Siuiw4iai

Jensen,

Jensen, N.L. V.,F., supt., Great Northern

inst. supt., TelegraphOilC.O.,Co..Ltd.,Changsha

Standard-Abvouum Amoy

Jensen, O. Y., Great Northerji Telegraph Co., Ld., .Shanghai

Jensen, S., export dept,, East Asiatic Go., Ld,, Bangkok

Jensen, S. E., manager, Jensen & Co., &' Scandanavian Trading (Co., Shanghai

Jensen, iS. J., principal, Jensens Chemical Laboratories,'Shanghai

Jensen, S. J. F., pro., Hankow Chemical Laboratory,’Consul for Finland, Hankow

Jephson, H., assist., S. J. David & Co., Hongkong

Jeppesen, H. L., manager, East Asiatic Rubber Estates; Ltd., Johord :

Jeremiah, J. J., mang. partner, Specialities Agency Co. of Malaya, Penang

Jernigan, P., manager, Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Peiping

Jessen,

Jessen, E.J. AL,

H., superintendent,

partner, Jebsen Great

HongkongTelegraph Co., Hohgkong

Jesu, A. AY., assikt. manager, Lani-o FilniK, Shanghai

Jesus, A. S. de, secretary, Kelly & Walsh, Ld., Shanghai

Jesus, F. G. de, secretary,

secretary, Menam

Siam Electric,Corporation, Ld., Bangkok

Jesus, F.F. S.V. de,

Jesus, de, manager, Oriental Motor

Bakery,BoatBangkok

Co., Bangkok

Jesus, V. E., secretary, Manila Railroad Co., Manila

Jewell, F. H,, resident representative, Ritchie & Co., Shanghai

Jillott,

Jimenez,A.,J. principal

E., mgr., warder,

FarmaciaPrison

de SanDept., Hongkong

Fernando, Manila-

Jinks,

Jinlebin, B. P.F., H.,mgr.,sub^manager,

Associated A.Publishers,

A 7

annini, Manila

HongkoUg

Joaquim, B. J, P., advocate and solicitor, Pooley & Co., Selangor •’

Joass, H. C.,.sub manager, Hongkong (»nd Shanghai Banking Corporation, Singapore

Joaquin, R., treas., Philippine Engineering Co., Inc., Manila

Joe, F. H., British-American Tobacco Co., Ichang

Joffe, J., assist,, China Light & Power Co., Hongkong

Johannes, M.C., partner, Johannes & Sammy, Singapore

Johannessen,

Johansen, R., mgr.,

E.FI. F., manager, AVallem & Co., Hongkong

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Co., Osaka

Johansen, V., agent,

Johanson,.B., managing director, East Asiatic Co., Ld.,Successors,

Kjellbergs Tsingtao Ld., Tokyo.

 FOREIGN KESIDENTS risk

Johansson, J. Li., rang, parfcner, Falhes Co., Ed.,i Tientsin

John, A., Pahang Consolidated Co., Pahang

John, K.C. Y.,A.,assist.,

Johns, justice,Standard-Vacuum

Supreme Court, Manila, Oil Co.,:Kiukiang

P.I. ..

Johnson, C. A., engineer manager, Westinghouse Electric Co., Tokyo

Johnson, C. B., solicitor, Hastings & Co., Hongkong

Johnson, D., partner, Brockett & Co., Foochow

Johnson, E., supt., Liggett <& , Myers Tobacco "Co., Manila

Johnson, F. G., general representative, Shanghai

, Johnson, Johnson, G., H. L.,vicegeneral

consul manager,

for Norway, Shanghai

Federal Dispensary, Ld., Selangor

\ Johnson, Capt. I. C., naval attache^ U. S'. Embassy, Tokyo

|| Johnson, Johnson, L., assist, mgr., Reliance Tobacco Engineering

J., assist., Taikoo Dockyard and Co., ShanghaiCo:, Hongkorig

1 Johnson, L. G., geml mgr., Eastern United'Assurance Corp., lid.;, Singapore

|[ Johnson, Johnson, L.M. N., A., sub-manager, National

assistant, Dodwell CityLd.,Bank

& Co.y' of New; .York,' Hongkong

Hongkong

; Johnson, M. T., partner, Maekinnoh,

Johnson, N. E., Staridard-Vachum'Gil Co,, Manila Mackenzie & Co , Hohgkbng '' '

i Johnson, Hon. Nelson T., envoy exf.raord. ife'minister plenip., Ahiericah Legation, Peiping

| Johnson, P. D., medical officer, Medical Dept., Kinta, Perak;

[\ Johnson, P., director, Hercules Lumber Co.,' Manila ;

; Johnson, Johnson,

Johnson, R.,

P. J.y'district

secretary,

R. M.,

Forest ;Officer,

Dunlop

assist, director RublcC-r

for

Bentoiig,

Co.,U.S.

Orient, PenangPahang

Shipping Board, Manila

j[ Johnson, Johnson, R.T., S.,vice-pres.,

assist., Butterfield ik S wire, Hongkong

Realty lav'CstmeiatCo., Shanghai

! Johnson, V., treas,, Johnson i’ickett, Rope Coi, Manila.

Johnson, W. D., sub-account;int,.Chartered

j Johnson, W. R., managing director, Tobacco Product®■ Bank; of India, Australia AChiina,

Corporations ShanghaiCanton

r Johnston, A. L., assist., Hongkong and Shanghai. Banking Corporation, Bangkok

f Johnston, Arthur: R., representative in China, Aerostyle, Ld., & Mander Bros., Ld., S’liai.

Johns£dn,dB. C. M,, mgr., HoHLgkong (Ji Shanghai Bank, Manila

j1 Johnston, J. H., controller, Government Monopolies Department, Singapore

Johnston, J. J., Chartered Bank Of India, A'ust, and China, -Tientsin ' ‘

Johnston, B. C., manager, Hongkong A Shanghai Bahkiiig Qofpn., Manila

| Johnston, W. F., signs per pro.., Butterlield

j Johnstone A. C., representative, Morris-'Cars,- Dodwell & C6. , Hongkong

. | Johnstone, G. Gordon, Manners (CCc., Ld., Hoiigkomg

•\| Johnstone,Johnstone, T., R., marine

import and shipping

supfci, ButtertieM dept.,

Sime, Darby

Shanghai(k'Cbs Ld ,rSingapore

I Jollye H. P., general manager, Manila Electric.Co., Manila

| Joly, C. H. B., Chinese Maritime Customs, Harbin

j• Joly,Joly, G.,P. civil engineer,

B., actg. Brossard Mopin

commissioner, (lhine.seEtablissementsi

Mariiimo. Customs,Singapore

Eloiiiow

I' Jonas, F. M., director, Nickel & Lyons, Kobe

\ Jonckheer, W. A., agent, Ned. Ind. Handelsbank, Semara-ng;

| Jonery, J., principal, Cie. des Chem de Per de ITndochine-et du Yunnan, Mefigtsz

f Jones, A., chief accountant, Texas Co-(China), Ld., Hohgbong

|(I Jones,

Jones, A.

A. E.'L\,

E., assist, generalMansfield

director, manager,.fe Co.,

Asiatic-Petroleum

Ld., SincraporeCo.,’Ld,> Shanglia

1 Jones, B. E., assistant, Bmith, Bell & Co., Ltd., Manila.

Jones, C. H. S., assist, editor. The Malaya Tribune, Singapore

| Jones, C. McL., assist.,- Hongkong ife ShanghcW Banking Cbrpn., -Persic ■

'| Jones,

Jones, E.,

F. A.,acct.,partner,

TaikooJ.Dockyard

Klemantaski,

Harhin Co., Ld., Hoiigkong-

Jones, F. G., mgr., Eleetric'Service Corporation, Perak

| , Jones, F. L., manager and secretary, Malay Mail, Selaiigor

Jones,

Jones, F.Glynn,

R., manager, Reuters,

Huttenbach, Ld., &Singapore

Lazarus Sons, Teluk Anson, Perak

1

Jones, HfL, managing owner, Irving'JoneA

Jones, H. P. B., chief engineer, Rising Sun Petroleum k, Co., Singapore

Co., Ld., Yokohama

| Jones, H. 8., assist., Hongkong Electric Co-, Ld., Hongkong

 Kl#6 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Jones, H. V., mang. dir. & chairman, Watts & Co., Ld., Singapore

Jones, II. V., Smith Bell & Co., Ld., Manila

Jones, J., manager, Connell Bros. Co., Hongkong

Jones, J. Edgar., solicitor, Cowdy Jones, Perak

Jones, J. II . wharf manager, Borneo Wharf, Bangkok

Jones, J. N., wharf manager, Borneo & Co., Ld., Bangkok

Jones, J.J. R.,

Jones, secretary,manager,

S., business MunicipalPeking

Council,

and Shanghai

Tientsin Times, Tientsin

Jones, Nelson, first magistrate, Police Court, Johore ,

Jones, P. G., assist, judge, iSupreme Court for China, Shanghai

Jones, R. L., Lowe, Bingham & Matthews, Hongkong

Jones

Jones, S.W.,W.,agent, actingRobert

LegalDollar

AdviserCo.,toManila

the Government, Johore

Jones, W. A. O., solicitor and advocate, Sisson & Delay, Singapore

Jones, Wm.

Jones, Dr. W. P.,freight healthagent,

officer, JohoreDollar

Bahru, Johore

Jongh, J. G. S.,J. de, assist, agent,Robert

Koninklyke Co., Manila Maatschappy, Penang

Paketvaart

Jonker, J., mgr., Koninklyke Paketva grt Maatschappij, Padang

Jonn, E., managing director, Gadelius & Co, Ld., Osaka

Jopp, K.Hon.

Jordan, M., chief Mr. A.accountant,

B., acting United

secretaryEngineers,

for Chinese Ld.,affairs,

Singapore

Singapore

Jordan, E., manager, Japan Import and Export Commission Co., Yokohama

Jordan, E. C., director, Ricketts, Twinor & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Jordan, F. C., manager, British-American Tobacco Co., Ld., 1 toping,

Jordan, Dr. J., manager, Koerting & Co., Yokyo

Jordan, J. H., commissioner, health dept., Municipal Council, Shanghai

Jordan, K. E., acting commissioner, Chinese Maritime Customs, Hoihow

Jordan, R. B., vice-consul, U.S.A. Consulate, Hankow

Jorge, A. P., barrister-at-law, Macao

Jorge,

Jorge, E.1. P.,H.,A.,barrister-at-law,

accountant. Asiatic Trading Corporation, Ld., Shan hai

Macao

Jorgensen, acting Consul for Denmark

Jorgensen, A., partner, Wassard & Co., Vladivostock and mgr., East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Harbin

Jorgensen, E. L., forest engr., Malayan Collieries, Ld., Selangor

Jorgensen,

Jory, N. Chr.,Paulsen

IL, engineer, Danish &Consulate and Loup & Young, Tientsin

Rayes-Davy,

Jpsceyne, R. A., assistant, Gibb, LivingstonShanghai

& Co., Shanghai

Jose de la Fuente, manager, Camera Supply Co., Manila

Jose, M., mgr., Jose Angel, Manila

Juseien, Th. de Jong, secretary, ’Netherlands Legatiocn, Peiping

Joseph, E., partner,

Joseph, Ellis, JosephJoseph Bros., Shanghai

Bros., Shanghai

Joseph, F. A., exchange broker, Hongkong

Joseph,

Joseph, J.J.. E.,assistant,

exchangeE. D. Sassoon

broker, A Co., Ld., Shanghai

Hongkong

Joseph, R. . V I. , merchant, Shanghai

Josselyn, Paul R., consul general for United States of America, Hankow

Jousique,L'J.,)uis,Sooietfi

Jousset, ConsuldesforCiments

France,Portland

YokohamaArtifioiels de I’lndo-chine, Haiphong

Justesen, M. L., manager, Anglo-Danish

Jouvelet, J., acting deputy commissioner. Post Office, Shipping Co.,Hangchow

Shanghai

Jowett, H., manager, Asiatic Petroleum Co., Peiping'

Joya, M.H.H.W.,de,up-country

Joynson, Araneta, manager,

De Joya,LouisZa agoza & Araneta,

T, SLeonowens, Manila

Bangko .

Joynt, Rufo,

Juan, fi. R.,vice-president,

CommissionerMalayan of LandsLumber

and Mim' , .Johore

Incorp., Manila

Juaregui, J., manager, Auditorium Hai

Judd, A. F., assist., Hongkong and Shanghai Rank, Manila Alai, Shanghai

Judd, E. G., representative, Jaeg< r Co., Shanghai

Judd,

Jug.?, E.J.,L.,manager,

acting districtBanque manager. Imp win j Chemical

de I’lndo-chine, CantonIndustries, Ld., Dairen

Juieoin, E. P., suo-n gr., Vannini & Co., Holigr ong

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F187

Julian, C. A., manager, R. C. A.,Victoi| Co. of China, Shanghai

Jumabhoy, M., proprietor, M. Jumabhoy & Co., Singapore

Jungclaus,G.L.,A.,Menzi

Jungers, & Co., Inc.,

proprietor, VictorManila

Selling Agency, Kobe..”',

Jungmann, E. N., mana,ger, Aug. Michels, Tsinan

Jupp, J. E., assist., Hongkong and Shanghai Bank, Shanghai

Jur, Dr. E. E., consul, German Legation, Bangkok

Jurgenssen, A. J., secretary, Inniss & Riddle (China),' Ld., Shanghai

Jusserand,

Justesen, M.H.,L.,director,

manager,Banque Franco-Ghinoise,

Anglo-Danish ShippiiigHanoi

Go., Shaiighai

Justesen, N., assist, supt., Great Northern Telegraph Co. Nagasaki

Juvet, A., Hirsbrunner & Co.,

Juvet, J., Hirsbrunner & Co., Shanghai Shanghai

Juyco., F., president,

Kabigtung, S.,A.mgr., Juycoand

loans Veniila & Co.,dept.,

discount Manila

Philippine

Kabuliansky, A., accountant, Gershevich Bros., TientsinNational Bank, Manila

Kadoorie, Sir E. S., k.b.e., financier. Kadoorie

Kadoorie, H., Sir Elly Kadoorie & Sons, Ld., Shanghai

Kadoorie, L.,

Kahlweit, K., Sir Elly Kadoorie

manager, Siemssen & &Sons,

Co, Ld.,

HankowShanghai

Kahn, L., vice-president, Baguio Improvement & Development. Co;, Manila .

Kahn, M., secretary treasurer, Levy Hermanos, Inc., Manila

Kahn, P. R., cashier, Banque Franco Chinoise, Hongkong

Kailey, W., assist.. Standard-Vacuum Oil Go., Hongkong

Kaimaz, H., junior partner, Shanghai Supply Co., Shanghai :

Kaisin, Dr. C.,

Kamburov, medical

V. V., officer,Skoda

manager, Kalian Mining

Works, Adminstration, Chingwantao

Harbin

Kamiya, M., sales manager, Automatic Telephones, Ld. of Japan, Tokyo..

Kampt,

Kan, H. R.,J. E.manager,

Peelen, Andersen

mgr., Weh Meyer & Co., &PadangCo., Ld., Mukden

Kanagalingam,

Kane, S., assist, medical officer,.Social Hygiene Branch, medical dept., Singapore

Kann, A.E.,J.,exchange

assistant,broker,

Lowe,Shanghai

Bingham & Matthews, Shanghai

Kanter, C. H., chancellor, German Consulate, Canton (absent)

Kantzler, M H.,

Kappelhoff, , manager,

manager,FarScherings,

Eastern Import & Export Co., Shanghai

Ld., Shanghai

Karagrigoris, B. S., manager, Vassos $ Co., Shanghai

Kasarnovsky,

Kasarnovsky, M., proprietor, Societe Carmel Oriental,

L., proprietor, Socihte Cfirmel Oriental, Shanghai

Shanghai

Kassel, J., director, Nestle & Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Go., Saigoix.

Kassianoff, I.N.A.,A.,partner

Kassianoff, partnerandandmanager, I. I. Tschurin

general manager, & Co., Harbin

I. I. Tschurin & Co., Harbin

Kassianoff,

Kastman, N.V.K.,A.,director,

partner J.andManners

manager,& Co.,

I. I. Ld.,

Tschurin & Co., Harbin

Hongkong

Katem, N., senior partner, Shanghai Supply Cog Shanghai

Kato, N., assist, managing director, General Motors (Japan), Ld., Osaka

Kattwinkel, M., proprietor, China Clock Co., Shanghai

Katz, M., Abraham, Katz & Co.i Shanghai

Kauffman,

Kauffmann,V.E.E.,C. secretary, Portuguese

von, vice-pres., FiguerasConsulate,

Hermanos, Harbin

Manila

Kaufman, E. S., rang, dir., “Shanghai Zaria,” Shanghai

Kawe, G., manager, Go Colay & Co., Manila

Kay, A- T., actg. vice-consul for Gt. Britain and manager’ Smith, Bell & Go., Ld., Iloilo

Kay, H. F., manager, Robert Dollar Co., Hankow

Kay,

Kay, W., headmaster,

W. W., King’s College,

supt., Municipal Hongkong

Police dept., Shanghai

Kazanjian, D., manager, Hayes Engineering Corporation, Tientsin

Kcomt, G. E., chancellor, Chilean Consulate, Hongkong

Kearney, A., manager, Manila Electric, Co., Manila

Kearney,

Kearney, Geo.

J. F.,P.,agent,

secretary, Philippine

Assurance Acetylene Co.,:Tsinan

Franco-Asiatique, Manila

Kearney, J. F., manager, International Savings Society, Tsinan

Kearton, W. A., manager, Patons & Baldwins, Ld., Shanghai

Fl-88 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Keating, T. F. supt., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Foochow

Keecht, F., manager, Swiss Oriental Oommercial Co^,' Manila

Keefe, F. G., district manager, Texas Co. (China), iLd., The, ^Tsingtao

Keen, A.H. E.,

Keen, L , manager, A. S. Mary

assist., Carter WatsonTea&&Co., Tientsin

Coffee Co., Inc., Daitotei, Formosa

Keen, K., assist., secretariat for Chinese Affairs, Hongkong

Keen, E. 0., overseer, P.W.D., Hongkong

Keen ley side, Dr. H. L., 1st secretary, Canadian Legation, Tokyo,

Fees, Major

Keet, H. P., Powell, Ld. Wm., Hongkong

H. G., controller, Government Monopolies dept., Shanghai

Keil, W., manager, Keil & Co., Mukden

Keith, Allan, secretary, Green Island Cement Co., Hongkong

Keith, D., G.,

Keith, H. supt., Hongkongof and

conservator Whampoa

Forests, DookB.Co.,N. Ld.,

Sandakan, BorneoHongkong

Kelen, E., manager, Molnar cfe Greiner. Shanghai

Kellagher, G. B., judge, High Court, Alor Star, Kedah

Keller,

Keller, directeur,

Ed., president, BanqueEd.DeA. rindochine,

Keller & Co.,Cantho, Saigon

Ld., Manila

Felling, C., president & manager, C. Kelling Inc.. Manila

Keller, H. A., president, Keller, iKern 6 Co., Ld., Manila

Keller,

Keliing,O.,pres.

Liebermann,

& manager,Waelchli

C. Kelling, Inc., Manila

Kelly, A. F., branch manager, El Oriente Fabrics de Tabacos, Inc., Shanghai

Kelly, E.

Kelly, G.. J., Linguan University, Canton

Kelly, W. assistant,

H., assist, Canadian PacificSarawak

supt. of Police, Rail way Co., Hongkong

Kelsey, N. F., director, Eastern Engineering Works, Tientsin

Kemble, T. P. K., solicitor, Wilkmsoti & Grist, Plongkong

Kemmer, M., manager, Neuss Hesslein Corpn., Manila

Kemp,

Kemp, A.E.E.,G.,manager, Rising SunPhilippine

vice-chairman, Petroleum Co., Ld., Seoul

National Bank, Manila

Kemp, F. A., traffic supt., Government Radio QlRoe, Hongkong

Kemp, J. A., Lowe, Bingham & Matthews, Shanghai

Kemp, J.J.,D.assist,

Kempf, director,

gen. Runnymede

mgr., Hotel Ld.,Corp.,

Neuss,-Hesslein Penang

Kempton, J., electrician, Hongkong and Whampoa Manila

Dock Co., Ld., Hongkong

Kendall, F. G. I., acting postal commissioner, Post Office, Tsinan

Kendall, R. G., agent, States Steamship Co., Shanghai

Kenderdine, J. E., director, Blundell & Co., Osaka

Kenedy, .T..C., Lt. Col., Military Attache, Mexican Legation, Tokyo

Kenion,

Kennard,Hon.J. A.,Mr.overseer.

Arthur Public

N., partner,

WorksMaxwell & Kenion, Perak

Dept., Hongkong

Kennedy, Capt. E. R,, Municipal Police dept.j.Shanghai

'Kennedy, G. L, assist, gen., mgr, Philippine Railway Co, Iloilo

Kennedy, N. M., accountant, Govt. Monopolies dept., Singapore

'Kennedy, It., mgr.. Mercantile Bank of India, Ld., The,, Hongkong

Kent, A.H. S.,T. director,

Kent, British-American

M., principal, Tobacco

Technical School, Co.,Lumpur

Kuala Ld., Shanghai

Kent, H. W., signs per pro., Butterfield

Kent, L. H, Kent & Mounsey, Tientsin

Kept, N. E>, manager, Algar A Co.. Ltd., Shanghai

Kent, P. H.,A. Kent

Kentwell, & Mounsey,

J., manager, G. R.Tientsin,

Gregg & Co., Ld., Kobe

Kentwell, IL. K., Barrister-at-law, Canton •

Keogh,

Known, D.

R. J.,

M., mgr., (N.

assist., Point

Taikoo Installation)

Dockyard andAsiatic Petroleum

Engineering Co., Co.Hongkong

(S.G.), Ld., Hongkong

Keppler, J. A., signs per pro., Biedermann A Go., Hanoi

Kerbey, J. S., manager, Rising Sun Petroleum Co., Ld., Moji

Kerckhoff, H., sub-acct., Ba.noue Beige pour L’ivi range, Tientsin

Kerley, V. G., assist., Hongkong Electric Co., Ld., Hongkong

Kermode, D. W., vice-consul for G reat Britain, Yokohama ‘ '

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Kermode, E., Advertising & Publicity Bureau, Ld., The, Hongkong

Kern, J.,

Kern, Ernest,

partner, resident

A. Kernmanager,

ifc Co., Keller,

YokohamaKern ifc'Co., Ld.. Hongkong

Kcr, William,

Kerr, I.James, harbourmaster

W., assistant, and

Warner,Meklong supervisor

Barnes &Railway of Customs,

Co., Ld , Iloilo Kelantan

Kerr, assist, manager, Co., Bangkok

Kerr, W. J., supt. of Parks, Municipality, Shanghai

Kershner J., proprietor, Quiason & Co., Manila

Kervel, W.M. J.S.,A.secty.,

Kestler, M., accountant,

Philippine Nederlandsch-Indiscbe Handels Bank, Sumatra

Kestner, Albert, manager, A. G.Manufacturing

Bamag-Meguin,Co.,Tokyo Manila

Keswick, J. H., director, .lardine, Matheson & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Keswick, W. J., director, Jardine, Matheson «k Co., Ltd., Hongkong

Ketcham, J. B., Consul for America, Taihoku, Formosa,

Retell B. H. van, manager, Nederlandsch Indische Handelsbank, Kobe

Ketjen,

Kew, Dr.F.E.,I.H.,manager, LunetaHongkong

Motor Co., Manila

Kow, W.,stockbroker,

dentist, Hongkong

Key,

Key, S.M. D.,F., manager,

secretary.British

GeneralBorneo

ChamberTimberof Commerce, Hongkong

Co., Saridakan, B. N. Borneo

Key, W., engr.-in-charge, Tanishl inst., Risihg Sun Petroleum Co., Ltd.. Forniosa

Key, W. J. S., engineer, Public works department, Hongkong

Keynes, S. C., signs per pro., Borneo Co.. Ld., Bangkok

Keys,

Keyser,P. P.H.,D.partner, Keys & Dowdeswell, Singapore

? inspector of works, P.W.D., Hongkong

Kibble, E. D., state engineer,

Kidby, E. P. B., Jardine Matheson P.W.D., Pahang

& Co., Swatow

Kidd, A., assist., Jardine Engineering Corporation, Ld., Hongkong

Kidd, G. M., supt., Prisons Department and assist, adviser & 1st Magistrate, Johore

Kiefer, A., attorney, R. F, GoesSehy Singapore

Kiefer, A., manager, Astor House Hotel, Shanghai

Kiela, J., sighs per pro., Plooglandt & Co,? Singapore

Kienhuize, J. J., manager, Kienhuizeife Co., Shanghai

Kiessling, A., proprietor, kiessling

Kilbee, I). K., assist, marine supt., Indo-China Steam Ntivigation Co.,Ld., Hongkong

Kilbee,

Kilbtee, Capt.

L. D.,D...Mustard

R., actg. marine

& Co.,supt.,Ltd..Indo-Chipa

HongkongSteam Niivigatiori Co., flongkpng

Kilby, D. F., assist., Nestle & Anglo Swiss Condensed Milk .Co., Hongkong

Kilpatrick, T. M., acct., Chartered Bank of India, A us. & China, Ipoh, Perak

Kimmins,

Kimpster, J.W.L.,A.,managing

manager,director,

Mansfield.Pilkington

& Co., Ld.,Bros.,

PenangLd;, Shanghai

Kinder, F. T., senior' executive engineer, Public WorksJapan,

Kincaid, R. M., production manager, General Motm-s. dept., Ld., Osaka

Pen^ig

k Kindness, J., assistant, Hongkong and-Shanghai Baiiking Corporation,'Bangkok

ff- Kiner,

King, C.Glenn, branch manager,

F., sub-accountant, KelloggBank

Chartered Switchboard

of Imlia,&Australia

Supply Co,,andShanghai

China, Penang

0; K’ng, D. L., secretary, China Provident Loan and Mortgage Co., Ld., Hongkong

U[ King,

King, F.F. A,, factory manager, British Cigarette Co., Ld., Mukden

I King, G. PL, W., assist.,

assistantHongkong

judge, H.B.M.’sShanghai Banking

Supreme Court'0<*rp„ Hongkong

for China, Shanghai

Hi King,1 H. L., assist, instal. engineer, Oriental Telephone & klectric Co., Singapore

fit’King, J., inanaging director, Dombey

1, King, J., signs.per pro., Syme jfe Co;, Bangkok & Son. Ld,, Shanghai

IIP King,

King,J.J.E.,W.,Harrisons,

div. mgr.,Barkei"& Co., Kuala

Imperial Lumpur.

Chemical Selangor.(China) I.td., Harbin

di-dustriete

ii King,

King, M.K.,

L. H.,assist., Mansfield & Co., Ld,, Singapore

I'King, B., executive engineer,Motor

director, Dragon electrical branch,

Car Co., Public Works de.pt., Hongkong

Ld., Hongkong

^ .King, M. E., service manager. Far -Eastern Sanitarv Co.. Shanghai

||King, P. B. T., president,. Yuen-Dah A; Co.. Shanghai

I King, P. H., advertising manager, The .'Shdnpmy Review, -Shanghai

| King,

King, S.S.G.,G.,passenger

treas., solicitor.-Robert

s Dollar F-atnirie

C&ina Interiiatibn-al < V>., -Manila

ReKef‘Cofnmissibn, IHeiping

l

F190 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

King, T. H., acting inspector general of Police, Hongkong

King, T. K., manager, Mei Shun S.S. Go., Shanghai

King, W., director, Priest, Marians

King, W. H.

King, W. R., Tindal,

signs peragent,pro., Jardine,

Lyall Mabheson & Ca, Swatow

Evatt, Singapore

King, William, manager, China Products Export Co., Canton.

Kinghorn, J. R., supt. engineer, Butterfield & Swire, Hongkong '

Kingle, D., district

Kingman, Dr. H. officer, Papar, British

B., surgeon dentist,NorthTientsin Borneo

Kingsbury, S. C., manager, Crown Life Insurance Co., Hongkong

Kingsley, J. F. C., Warner Barnes & Co., Ltd., Manila

Kinloch. D. R., sub-manager, Chartered Bank of India, Austr. & China, Hongkong

Kinna,

Kinnaird.J., J.director, GartnerDavie,

D., director, LumberBoag'Co.,

<& Co.,Ld.,Hongkong

Hakodate

Kinsey, J. B., consulting engineer, Kuala Lumpur, .Selangor

Kipke, A., branch

Kipperman. manager,ofPathe

J. F., director PublicOrient.

Works,Ld.,Municipality,

Hongkong Padang

Kirby, A. M., actg. mgr., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Haiphong.

Kirby, C. E., repres. director. Cooper, Findlay & Co., Ld., Kobe

Kirby-Gomes, S. G., medical officer, Sun Life Assce. Co. of.Canada, S’haL,

Kirby,

Kirk, Ed.W. W.,

E., secretary, China CoastDrs.

medical practitioner, Officers

Allan,Guild,

StrahanShanghai

and Kirk, Hongkong

Kirk, S., assist, accountant, Merciptile Bank

Kirk, W. A., executive engineer, Public Works dept.,- Selangor of India. Ld., Singapore,

Kirke,

Kirke, G.C. C.M. A.,.1., assist,

Britishsupt,.

consul-general for YunnanPenang'

Police Department, and Kweichow, Yunnanfu

Kirkwood, 0., secretary, Associated Publishers,

Kirkwood, J. A., assist, supt., Police Department, Singapore Manila

Kirkwood, R., assist., Hongkoog Telephone Co., Lid., Hongkong

Kirschbaum,

Kislitzen, A. J.,H. assist,

V., manager,

marine lilies & Co.,American

manager, Dairen Asiatic

. Underwriters, Shanghai

Kitazawa-, K., director, Nickel and Lyons, Ltd., Kobe

Kitcbing, G. C., manager, A. S. Watson & Co., Canton

Kitching, T., superintendent, Survey Office, Trengganu

Kit-son, A.E. McM’.j

Kittles, J., assistant manager, Nickel

sub-acct,, & Lyonf ndia,

s, Kobe

Kitto, J., manager, AsiaticChartered

PetroleumBank Co. of(N.O.) Australia

Ld. Hankow& China, Medan, Sumatra-

Kivikoski, Bruno, consul genera] of Finland,

Kjeldsen, S., assist, manager, East Asiatic Co., Dairen Shanghai

Klaasen,

Klass, H. P.D.,A.,dejiutv

generalregistrar

manager,of Deeds,

KlaasenSingapore

&Co., Batavia

Klatchko, Dr. M., director. First Shanghai Dental Polyclinic, Shanghai

Kleemann, E., Waibe! & Co., Shanghai

Kleemann,

Kleffel, O., merchant,

G., managing Kleeman

director, Sino&Continental

Co., TientsinCo., Shanghai

Kleffel,

Klein, •!., director, Office Appliance Co,, Ld..Shanghai

Shanghai

Klein, F.,

H., assist,

resident, manager, Fco. Glanzmann,

administrateur do lere classe des services civils, Lang-sdn, Tonkitt

Klein, O., signs the firm, Schnabel, Gaumer

Klemantaski, L. P., merchant, Harbin

Kiemm, C. A., Brewery Engineer, Sfraits Java Trading Co., N.V., S’pore

Klemm, W., acct., China International Relief Commission, Peiping

Kleyn, B. Th. C., manager, Nederland Line Royal Dutch Mail, Singapore

Klienman, D. H., mgr., Queen’s High Class Athletic Goods, Singapore

Klimanek, P. H., signs per nro, Holland China Trading Co., Shanghai

Klingbiel, E.,Dr.assistant,

Klingler, K. L„ assist..

ForbesBaistMurtn

& Co.,tfe Canton

Klingler, G., manager, Philippine Match Co., Ld., Manila

Co., Ld., Manila

Klink, O. B., Manufacturers Life Ins. Co., Shanghai

Klock, H., vice-president,

Kloezernan, W. J. D., manager, Banning & Co., Manila (Inc. D.E.T.), Perak

Lindeteves-Stokvis

Klose, M., assist, mgr., Eastern Engineering Works, Tientsin

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS Fl9I

Klubien, J., commissioner, Chinese Maritime

Kluver, J. VV., signs per pro., A. L. Gran, Mukden Customs, Nanking

Klyhn, H., A.secretary,

Knappert, China Fibre

A. A., Lawyer, Container Co., Shanghai

Semarang

Knauff,

Knecht, F., nigr., Swiss Oriental Co.,Manufactory,

E., manager, Orient Tobacco Manila Hongkong

Knight, C. C., signs per pro., Butterfield

Knight, H., Pahang Consolidated Co., Pahang & Swire, Shanghai

Knight, L. F, assistant supt. of Police, Penang

Knight, L. F., secretary, T. L. Knight Co., Hongkong

Knight,

Knight, T.,Capt.manager,

R., engr.,Peacock

F. M. S.Motion

Railways,

PictureKuala Lumpur,

Corpn., Selangor

Shanghai

Knight, A.T. R.,L., Lingnan

Knipp, mgr., T. L.University,

Knight & Canton

Co., Hongkong

Knip.penberg, W., assistant, Winckler & Co., Yokohama

Knipschildt, C. J., Knipschildt

i Knottnerus, Knott, T.W.,M.,Deutsch

Knoke,

H.agent,

Asiatische Bank,

Hongkong

J., accountant,

ShanghaiBanking Corporation, Canton

and Shanghai

Nederlandsch Indische Handelsbank, Shanghai

Knowles, F. J., director. Woollen Vosy & Co., Ld., Tientsin

[| Knowles, Knowles, Lucius

G., Smith, Bell & Co., Manila

J., vice-consul for U.S.A., Kobe

s Knowles, V. D., partner, Braddell Bros., Singapore

I Knox, G. C., secretary, Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Singapore

^ Knox, H. B., assistant supt. engineer. Straits Steamship Co., Singapore

j Knudsen, K., Wallem &, Co., Hongkong

■> Knudtzon, J., general manager, Siam Electric Corporation, Ld., Bangkok

i Kobelt, A., manager, Rudolph & Co., Charles, Shanghai

f Koch, Koch, E.E., von,

manager,partner, EastFokkes

Asiatic& Co.,

Koch,Ld.,Tokyo

Singapore

j Koch, FL, manager, Deutsch-Asiatische Bank, Tsingtao

j[ Koch, Koch, Hans,

L. F.,managingVictoriadirector, China Feather

Institution, SelangorCo., Ld., Shanghai

; Koch, W. V. M., medical practitioner, Black, Balean & Koch, Hongkong

t Kocherga,Kock, E. J.R.,M., barrister-at-law,

actg.mgr., Andersen, Meyer & Co., Ld., Harbin

Singapore

f Kodera, N., chief acct., iSicmens-Schucert Denki, K.K., Tokyo

; Koechlin, E., consul-general for France, Shanghai

I Koenig, Dr. K., representative, Straits Java Trading Co., N.V., Singapore

X Koenigsberger, L., merchant, Shanghai

[| Koesling, H.,J.,Kohler,

International Flarvest-er

& Co.,Co., Manila

[. Koever,

Kohler, A., assistant, VVinckler

Schulz & Groessir, Nagoya

Shanghai

Ii Kojanoff,

Kohler, P.,Jean,

manager,

naval Diethelm & Co., Ld.,

attache, Embassy Singapore

of the Union of Soviets, Tokyo

|I Kok,Kok, A.,

F. chancellor.

C., agent. Netherlands

Ned. Tnd. Legation.

Escompto Mij. Peiping

Semarang

f Kolacek,

Kolb, Dr.A.,Hans,Czechoslovakian

counsellor, German Consulate, Shanghai

Legation, Tokyo

Kolkman, Dr. H., director, Dela Spoorweg Maatschappij, Medan, Sumatra,

h! Kolling, Dr. J, C., editor, ftoerahaimch Ih’nilesblad, Sourabaya

s Komor, G. F., partner, Komor

j Komor,

Komor, H. S.,

P., jtartner,S. Komor

manager, A. Huber & Komor,

& Co., Hongkong

Shanghai

' Komor, S., partner, Komor Komor, Hongkong

Konietzke, G., K< nietzke & Goldau Motor Works, Tientsin

I iKooter,

Koosache,J.E. B..\. C.,Johnharbour-master,

Manners & ChineseCo., Ltd., Maritime Customs, Hankow

Hongkong

Kopelman, J. M., gen. nurr., Shahmoon

Koppen, G. A., Royal Netherlands Indian Airways, Batavia

Korcherga, M., accountant,

Korff, A., partner, MelchersAndersen, Meyer ife Co., Ld., Mukden

j Korniloff, B. L, manager, Cie Francaise de Commerce en Chine, Saigon

F192 FOREIGN KESIDENTb

Korrowitz, W., Reuter Broekelmann

Kortright, F. IT., resident, Limbang, Sarawak .

Korwin-Zmijowski, A., manager, Ranque de I’lndoeiune,,Yunnanfu

Kosikis, Lieut. Col. D. 0., director, (burton Riding Academy, Canton

Kossova, I. V., secretary, Chibtinovsky & Co., Harbin

Kotewall.L. Hon.

Koster, .1., signs Dr. per

R. H„pro.,principal,:

Sta. Commissionaria

R. H. Kotewall di Export,

& Co., aHongkong

di Import, Singaporo

Kotwall, E. D., Kotwall & Co., Hongkong bojj

Kountz, C. A., assist, treasurer-, General Motors (Japan), Ld., Osaka

Kovalevsky.

Kovner, G. E„I. manager* L, manager. UnitedElectric

General MotorsCo.Corporation, Mukden

of China, Ltd.. Tientsin

Kozhevar, R. E., director, Mackpmon, Mackenzie & Co, Kobe

Kraal, G. H., acct., Federated Motors, Ld., Singapore

Krabbel,

Kraemer,H., FT.F.,, signs

partner,per.JoluisQn,,Exrginfeering

pro., Deutsche Fat-hen,Co.,Waibel Canton Co.^ ; Hankow

Kramer, Merchant, Osaka

Krause, G., secretary,

Krautheimer, gouverneur Chinade Featlier Co., Ld.,Saigon

la (^ochipchine, Shanghai'

Kremer, P., commissioner,

Krenov, B., assist, mgr!, West Chinese,

CoastMari

Lifetime Customs,

Insurance Co.,Mengtsz.

Columbia, Casualty Co.,, S’hai,

Krentz, K. C., vice-consul for IJ.S. A., Kobe

Kress, F., manager, F. E. Zuellig, Inc., Iloilo

Kress, J. S., signs per pro., Carlowitz & Co., Hankow ■ . : .

Kreulen,

Krey, B. R.de,A.,assistant

Insurancemanager,

Agent, Shapghai

Yraag & Aanbold,. Soucabaya ,

Kriedt, G. W., proprietor, Kriedt Printing; Co., Manii,a.

Kriekenbeek, J. W., general aspgrt, Perak

Krier, O., Krier’s Hotel, Tientsin

Krier, R., Krier’s Hotel, Tientsin

Krier, W., Krier’s Hotel, Tientsin

Krishnan, Dr. S. R., proprietor, Town Dispensary, Negri Senabilan

Krishman, R. B., manager, Hoe Boon Leong, .Singapore

Krivenko.

Krivoss,;B.,A.Architect,,Shanghai

A., sales manager, Tsingtao Motors, Inc., Tsingtao

Kromsigt, H. G., manager.John

Krohn, E., vice-president, L indahl,

Harrisons Inc., Manila

& Crosfield, Ld., (Tandjong Ralei), Sumatra

Kropp, M,, Bayer-Meister Lucius Y.G.K., Tokyo

Krueger, A., assist, A. Boerter& Co., Tsinan

Krueger,

Krueger, A.,

H., partner,

chancellor, DanGerman

Tsinan

Kruger, Kenneth F., surveyor and appraiserKobe of ships ahd cargp, ,Yokohama

Kruper, G„ director, Railton & Co., Chefoo

Krupka, Mislos, 7 secretary, Czediosloyakian Xpgatiqn,! ’Jqkye

Kruse,

Kuebne,K.R.Vv E., '., Hon.

signsconsul

p. pro.,forDeutsch

Norway,Asiatisohe

SingaporeRank, Canton .

Kuehlborn, Counsellor of German Legatiom, Peiping

Kuelps, F., assist., Jebsen

Kuenkell,

Kuenstlor,A.G.,H.R,assist., C. lilies

Smith,&Viliam

J.,vice-president.

assist., Co., Kobe

Belt ■ :! .

1 Co., Ld., Iloilo

Kuenzle, u-a Cigar and Cigarette Manufacturing Co., Manila

Kuh, H„ dire•;tor, Carl Zeiss K. .K.. Tokyo

Kuhweide.

Kulikoff. V.G.,C.,Doitsu manager.Senryb Gomei

Frazar, Kaisha,

Federal Inc.,Kobe

Changchun

Kulpe,

Kummer, Max, prop, and manager, Rummer Kobe

H„ merchant, Edward M. Poohs;.

Kummert,

Kun,_ J. E. F.IT.,M.manager,van der, Deut.sch-Asiatische

accountant, Netherlands Bank, Trading

Tientsin Society, Penang

Kunasch, E., manager, Siemens China Co., Tientsin

Kunisch, O., secretary, German Consulate, Singapore

Kunkel,

Kunz, R.,A. Joach,

F., assistant, assistant.Siher,

Schmidt

Hegner

Ld..Hankow

Yokohama

Kunz, manager, “Sapt” Textile Products, Ld.,

Kunze, F. A., signs per pro., Anglo Chinese Eastern Trading Co., Ld.

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS El 93

Kurisch, O., secretary, German Consulate, Singapore

Kurt, Fick, mgr., Men7.1 Co., Inc., Cebu

Kurtback W., assist., Carlowitz & Co., Hongkong

Kurz, C., treas., Manila Trading & Supply Co., Manila

Kusik, H., manager

Kutzschbach, A. H., pro tern.,Andreseii

agent. Skoda Works, Ld., Shanghai

& Co., Ino., Harbin

Kyburz, proprietor, J., El Zenith Jewellry Store, Manila

Kyd, G. D., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Australia, & China, Cebu

Kyle, J. C., acet.,. Chartered Bank of India, Aus., & China, Medan., 'Sumatra

Kynoch, G. W., senior overseer. F.W.D., Hongkong

La Brooy, G.H. S.W.,Caxton

La Brooy, manager,Press,Kyle,

Selangor

Palmer & Co.,, Ld., Perak

La Brooy, L. E., assist, manager, Qy rt-om Press\ Selangor

La Nauze, mgr., Eastern Ext. Aus.

La Paine, A. L, signs per pro., Holland & China

ChinaTel.Trading

Co.. Ld.,Co,,.Lahuan,

TientsinB. N. B.

Laan, H. V.E.,D.,managing

Labansat, signs perdirector

pro., Schmitz

for the&East,

Co., Osaka

Pathe Orient, Shanghai

Labenski, •L, directeur, Societe Asiatiques des Boissons Indigenes, Hanoi '

Laborne,

Labrousse, M., manager, Banque Franco-Chinoise, Tientsin

Labrnm, G.E.B.,D.,director

accountant, China Underwriters,

and secretary, Ld., Hongkong

Ye Olde Printerie, Ld., Hongkong

Labrum, Y. C., managing director, Ye Olde Printerie, Ld., Hongkong,'

Lacambra, L., signs per pro., Elizaldi

i Lacayo, T. E., consul for Nicaragua, Hongkong

( Lachlan, F. P., signs per pro., Jardine, Matbeson & Co., Ld., Shanghai

i Lacollongc, L, Cie de Commerce et de Navigation d’Extreine Orient, Saigon

f' Lacuna, Dr. D., district health officer, Z ambo.tiiga

f Lafar, Ladd, G. S.,A.,Union

consulInsurance Society of Canton, Ld., Hongkong

Lallan,Dr.

L. A., executive forengineer,

Czechoslovakia, Shanghai

Public Works Department, Kedah

Lafferty, C. J., manager, Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Saigon

Laffin, T. M., merchant, Yokohama

s Laffond, H., signs per pro,, Madier, Ribet ef Cio„ Canton

|; Lafleur, F., manager,

Lafond, G., Holland-China' TradingJean

sous-directeur,.Establissements, Co., Comte,

Hongkong Saigon

| Lafontaine, J., manager. Banque Beige PEtranger, Shanghai

!vf Lagasco,

Lagarde, Mcohseifler d’Ambassade,

, proprietor,Philippine

Pasay LumberFrench Legation, Peiping

. Lagdameo, Salvador, NationalandBank,

Hardware

ManilaStore, Manila

(j Lagreze,

Lagerwaard, D., manager, Holland Trading Co., Singapore

. Laidlaw, J.,D.,Compagnie Franco-Asiatique

sub-agent. Chartered Bank ofDes Petrhles,

India, Austr.Yunnanfu

tfe China, Negri Sembilan

| Laing, J., assist., Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering Co., Hongkong

|i Laing, J. D., signs per pro,,

Laing, J. T., Ships’ Pilot, HongkongGeneral Rubber Co., Singapore

| Lair, H.P.,

Lair, J., p.d., treasurer,

secretaire, Shantung

Cie. Francaise des Christian

Chemins de University, Tsinan Hanoi

Fer de ITndochme,

’ Laird, C. N., Lingnan University, Canton

Lake, W. H., charge engineer, Electrical Supply dept., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

’: Lalor,

Lamarie,Capt.

R., W. G., manager,

assist, Sworn Measurer, Kobe Francaise,Saigon

Est. Asiatique

t Lamb,

Lamb, L.C. H.,

H., assistant

land surveyor,

Chinese Secy., BritishDept.,

Public Works Hongkong

Legation. Peiping

f Lambe, W. P., director, Shanghai Waterworks Co., Ld., Shanghai

Lambert, C, D., chief mechanical engineer, Kowloon-Canton

Lambert, D. O., Government Marine Surveyor, Harbour Department, Railway, Hongkong

Hongkong

.. |, Lambert,

Lambert, E.Fr.,B.,directeur,,

land surveyor.

Ecole Public

St. Works

Michel, dept., Hongkong

Peiping

Lambert, J., manager, Franco Eastern Tranding Co., Hongkong

i.; Lambert, J. H.; assist. Hongkong and Shanghai Bank Corporation, Tientsin

|; Lambert,

Lambert, L.L., W.,

president, Lambert

vice pres., ManilaSales Co., Manila

Trading & Supply Co., Manila

Lambie, R. H., assist, manager, Eastern and Oriental Hotel, Penang

 Pi 94 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Lammerse, A. M. A., manager, Giientzel Schumacher, Padang

Lammerfc, C. Tl.. broker, Lammert

Lammert, G. P., assistant, J. Gould & Co.. Hongkong

Lammert, H. A., agent, Manufacturers Life Insurance Co., Hongkong

Lammert, L. E., auctioneer, Lammert Bros., Hongkong

Lampard, N., Eastern Extension Telegraph Co., Hongkong

Lancaster, H. P., director, Simplex Concrete Piles (Malaga), Ld., Singapore

Lancaster, R. E., manager, English Electric Co., Ld., Ipoh, Perak

Lancaster. Dr. R. L., medical officer, Chinese Maritime Customs, Canton

Lancien, G., chef d’atelier, Est. Asiatique Francais, Saigon

Landahl, J., president, John Landahl, Inc., Manila

Landau,

Landgren.L.,N.assist., Andersen,

A., assist, MeyerSiamCo.Electric

accountant, Ld., Hongkong

Corporation, Ld., Bangkok

Landolt, J. S., Canadian Pacific Railway

Landon, A. R. W„ agent, Chartered Bank of India, Co., Hongkong

Australia & China Selangor

Landon,

Landor, F.

Dr. H.,

J. state

V., forest

medical officer,

officer, Pahang

Medical East,

dept., Pahang

Johore

Landsbert, A., assist., Reiss, Massey & Co., Ld., Hongkong

Lane,

Lane, L.A. P..

-L, architect,

inspector, Hongkong

Police Headquarters Hongkong

Lane, L. V., branch mgr., Australia China Trading Co., Shanghai

Lane, W. H., manager, Walter, David Lane & Co., Chefoo

Lane, WL P., manager, Kodak Philippines, Ld., Manila

Lang, P. H., deputy registrar and appraiser, Supreme Court, Hongkong

Lang, L.J. C.,

Lang, V., Colonial

manager.Secretary’s

Arnhold

Co., Tientsin

London, W. R., consul for America, Seoul

Lange,

Lange, N. H., de,assist., JebsenFerrazzini,

manager, & Co.. Hongkong

Inc..Manila

Manila

Langewis, J.. Pure Cane Molasses Co.,

Langhorne, C. C., agent, Kailan Mining Administration, Shanghai

Langley,

Langston,J.A.A..G.,1stassist.,

secy.,Hongkong

Canadian Legation.

Electric Co.,Tokyo

Ld., Hongkong

Langston,

Lanning, O. V., accountant, Jardine, Matheson Hongkong

S. H., manufacturers’ representative, Co., Ld., Tientsin

Lannoy,H.,chief

Lanz, signsstorekeeper,

per pro.. W.Soeiete

Niggemanndes Verrieries b’Kxtreme-Orient, Haiphong

& Co., Dairen

Lapaine, A. J., assist., Holland China Trading Co., Ld., Hongkong

Lapierre, A., mine assist., Soc. Anonyme des Etains de Kinta, Perak

Laplace,

Lappor, R.J., G.,signs per pro.,Borrows

director, Y. Moyroux, Tientsin

& Co., Ld., Tientsin

Lapsley. R„ assist., Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co., Ld., Hongkong

Laqui, Mariano, c.p.a., Henry Hunter Bayne & Co., Manila

Laramie, R., assist, mgr., East Asiatique Francaise, Hongkong

Larcina, A. M., Davie, Boag & Co., Hongkong

Lardy, E., Consul General & Cbnsular Judge for iSwitzerland, Shanghai

Lariviere,

Larkin, W.administrateur-adjoint,

W., Clarke & Larkin, Manila Hai Duong, Tonkin

Larkins, D. M.,

Larkins, G.W. I.,W.signssigns per pro.,

per&pro., Cornabe,

Cornabe, Eckford & Winning, Dairen

Larkins, Clarke Larkin, ManilaEckford

Larmour, Col. F. C., assist, director of Ordnance Haiphong

Larmat, A., Cie. Franco Asia.tiques des Petroles, Services, Military, Hongkong

Larmour, E., 2nd assist, supt. of Crown Lands, Public Works Department, Hongkong

Lai racoeenea, J. de, .vice-consul for Spain, Shanghai

Larrive,

Larsen, C., Insurance agent, Hanoi

liar sen, O.L.,

Larsen, N.,C.,partner,

chief supt., Larsen Trock,

miningChristiani Shanghai

dept, East Asiatic (Siam),

Co., Ld.,Ld.,

Bangkok

Larson, C. M.,chief assist.,engineer,

Standard-Vacuum & Oil

Nielsen

Co., Hongkong Bangkok

Larson, S. C., Canadian Pacific S, S. Co.,

Larson, W., managing partner, Fobes &, Co., Ld., TientsinManila

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F195

Larssen, K., mgr., Karsten, Larssen & Co.j and consulfot Denmark; & Norway, Hongkong

Lasala,

Lasala, P.R.,M., assist., The

manager, Reuter,

ChinaBrockelmann

Engineer, Ld., & Co., Canton

Canton

Lass, A., superintendent, Siam Electric Corporation, Ld.. Bangkok

Latie, E. W., gen. agent, States Steam Rip. Co., Manila

Latta, R., assist, gen. agent, States Steamship Co., Manila

LLauderdale, J. F., manager,

iufer, H., manager, National

Remington City Co.,Agency,

Typewriter Ld., Shanghai

Manila

Laughland, T. F., signs per pro., Butterfield & Swire, Newchwang

Laupenz, R., partner, Carlowitz: & Co.’, Shanghai

Laurence,

Laurent, F. directeur,

L., 2nd vice-president, Hanson, Orth

Laurenz, M.,

R., partner, Jean Comte,

Carlowitz (fe Co.,Saigon

Shanghai

Laurie, W.,B.,executive

Lauritsen, manager,engineer,

LauritsenPublic

Co., Works Department, Kedah

Inc., Manila

Lauritsen, C., managing-director, Dragon Motor Car Co., Ld., Hongkong

Lauro, A. E., proprietor, Lauro Films, Shanghai

Lautenschlager, H., counsellor, German Legation, Nanking

Laval, C. J., editor, Far Eastern Review, Shanghai

Lavendeer. P„ supt., Preventative Branch, Customs, dept., Johore

Lavergne, J., manager, Ogliastro et Cie, Haiphong

Lavigne, Comdr. C. A. G., naval attache, Brazilian Embassy, Tokyo

Lavizzari,

Law, Guido, managing partner,Singapore

LavizzariCold

& Co.,Storage

Bangkok

Law, A.,

A. F.,harbour

managingrepresentative,

proprietor, Kuching Drug Store, Co., Ld., Singapore

Sarawak

Law, Dr. E., medical practitioner, Hongkong

Law, K. F., National Mutual Life

Law, R. C., Butterfield & Swire, Hongkong Association of Australasia, Hongkong

Lawes, Gordon, chief police officer, Police Dept., Pahang

Lawler, L. L., general agent, Canadian National Railways, Singapore

Lawless, P. J., chief inspector of police, British Municipality, Tientsin

Lawrence,

Lawrence, E.B. D„ C., district manager,

mgr., Asiatic Texas Co.

Petroleum Co (China), Ld., Hongkong

(South China), Ld., Foochow

Lawrence, J., lawyer, Ross, Lawrence & Selph, Manila

Lawrence, J. H., stores assist., Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co., Ld., Hongkong

Lawrence, L. D., surveyor, Malayan Collieries, iLd., Selangor

Lawrie, Dr. E. S., second medical officer, District Hospital, Negri Sembilan

Lawrie, J.J. G.,

Lawrie, F., assistant,

mgr., EasternButterfield & Swire,

Extension, Hongkong

Autralasia & China Tel. Co., Ld., Sumatra

Lawson, E. B., assist., Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Shanghai

Lawson, P. D., controller, Government Monopolies Dept., Singapore

Lawson, R. A., signs per pro., Butterfield k Swire, Kiukiang

Lawson, jr., W. G., assist, accountant, Standard-Vacuum OilCo; Singapore

Lay, A.P. M.,

Lay, T, manager, Reiss, Massey

Chimse Trading k. Co., Ld., Canton

Co., Hongkong

Lay, S. C., merchant,

Lay, T., assist, S.

supt. ofSea C.

mails, Lay & Co., Hongkong

Laycock, G., director. ViewGeneral

Hotel, Lost

Ld., Office,

SingaporeHongkong

Laycock, J., commissioner, Municipality,

Laycock, J., partner, Braddell Bros., Singapore Singapore

Layko,

Layton,Joseph, manager,Donaldson

H. B., partner, Layko, Ross & Co., Kobe Singapore

& Burkinshaw;,

Le Bris, P.. director, Shanghai Telephone Co., Ld., Shanghai

Le

Le Count,

Fevre, P.W.F.,K.,general

managei', The National

manager, City(China),

Texas Co., Bank ofLd,,NewShanghai

York, Manila

Le Gallais, H., manager, “ Columeta”, Tokyo

Le Grand, J. M., dir., Kaninklijke Paketvaart Mij, Batavia

Le Maitre, C., sub manager, Banque de ITndochine, Hongkong

Le Roux, sales manager, Netherlands Gutta Percha Co., Singapore

Le Scour, engineer-in-chief, Kiousin Dock, Shanghai

Le Sourd, J., sub-accountant, Banque de LTndo-chine, Shanghai

Le Sueur Dr. E. J., assist, health officer, Health Dept., Sarawak

Leach, A., assist., Standard-Vacuum Oil Coi, Singapore

 Fl9(! FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Leach, D. L., surveyor, Survey Dept., Sarawak

Leach,

Lean, S. K., propietor, Bangkok Trading Co.,Co..Bangkok

D. W., assist., Shanghai Waterworks Ld., Shanghai

Learmount, L. W.,

Learney,A. J.J.,P.,sub.signssigns per pro.,

perChartered Paterson,

pro., Henry Waugh Simons

& Co.,& Co.,

Ld., Ld., Selangor

Singapore

Leask,

Leask, J. B., branch manager, Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ld., TelukChina,

acct., Bank of India, Australia and AnsonCanton

Leblanc, P., acting Deputy Commr., Post office, Swatow

Lebedoff. W. G., acting auditor, Directorate General of Posts, Shanghai

Lebert, W. H., agent, Java-China Japan Lijn, Hongkong

Lebreton, G.,F., manager,

Leboucq, manager, Banque de 1’lndo-chine,Orphanage,

Zi Ka-Wei-T6u-Se-We, Shanghai Shanghai

Leckie,

Leckie, J. B. H., assist., Union Insurance Society of Canton Ld., Sourabaya

Lecler, Capt.J., Far P. M.,East

assist,Oxygen

supt., Survey Dept., Kelantan

& Acetylene Co., Ld., Singapore

Leconte, F., manager, Tientsin Strawbraid and Export Co., Tientsin

L^corcbe,

Lecuyot, A.,M.,agent, sous-directeur,

Banque deCie.LTndochine,

Francais desHaiphong

Chemins de Fer, etc., Hanoi

Lee, A. G., resident manager, Royal Exchange Assurance, Singapore

Lee, A. J. L., signs per pro., Lyall A Evatt, Singapore

Lee, B. E., president, Hangchow Christian College, Hangchow

Lee, Comant., engineer, Jardine, Matheson

Lee, C. F., assist., Hongkong & Kowloon Wharf and Godown Co-., Ld., Hongkong

Lee, C. M., engineer, China Electric Co., Ld., Canton

Lee, C. P., supt., Municipal Store and Workshop, Singapore

Lee, Rev.

Lee, FrankE.C„F.,consulresidentgeneral

Bishop,forMethodist

U.S.A.. Singapore

Episcopal Mission, Singapore

Lee, F. X., assist, manager, Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Singapore

Lee, J.H. H.C., B.,solicitor,

Lee, 1st clerkWilkinson & Grist, Magistrates’.

and magistrate, Hongkong Court, Kowloon

Lee, J. J., manager, Lee & Co., Joseph J., Hongkong

Lee, J. P., secretary, Lee & Co., Joseph, J., Hongkong

Lee, J. T., partner, Lloyd & Co., Shanghai

Lee, K. Y., manager, Severance Wholesale Medical Supvly Co., Seoul

Lee, Dr. John Y., director, Realty Investment Co., Shanghai

Lee, O. M., branch manager, Fraser & Neave, Ld., Negri Sembilan

Lee, P. G., sales manager, Lee Brothers, Perak

Lee, R. C., director, A. V. Apcar & Co., Hongkong

Lee, Rev. S., St. Peter’s Church, Singapore

Lee,

Lee, S.S. F.,G.,Sandilands, Buttery &OilCo..Co.,Medan,

Standard-Vacuum Sumatra

Shanghai

Lee, S. Y., Asia Life Insurance Co., Shanghai

Lee, T. F., principal, Lee Brothers, Perak

Lee, W. C., partner, Atienza Vicente & Co., Hongkong

Lee, W. H. Rees, managing partner, Howard & Lee Co., Shanghai

Lee, W. T., partner, Atienza Vicente & Co., Hongkong

Lee-Jones,

Leeder, R. W., manager, Ed. Electrical

Wheen & Son, Ld.,dept.,

Hongkong

Leeke, D.F.W., W., charge

Oriental engineer,

Consolidated MiningSupply Kuala

Co., Tabowie, SeoulLumpur, Selangor

Leerdam, D. J., manager, The Muar Vulcanising Co., Singapore

Lees, J. A., assist., Smith, Bell & Co., Ld., Iloilo

Leffelaar, V.E. L„G., vice-consul

Legarda, assist, manager, VarekampManila

for Nicaragua, & Co., Medan

Legendre, C. J. M., acting deputy commissioner.

Legg, W. L L., assistant, Mansfield & Co., Ld., Singapore Post Office, Canton

Legge, G.G. E.,

Legge, B., partner,

manager,LeggeLegge

Co.,Shanghai

Shanghai

Leghorn, J. K., traffic motor inspector, Hongkong Tramways, Ld., Hongkong

Lehmann, H. manager, Carlowitz & Co. Canton

Lehman,

Let-ester,S.W.W.S.,G.,medical

attorney, Standard-Vacuum

officer, Kuantan, PahangOil Co., Manila

Leijonhufvund, Baron C., counsellor, Swedish Legation, Peping

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS E197

Leijssius, Theo., secretary, F. A. Bai-tholomeusz, Ld., Singapore

Leiper, G. A., sub-accountant, Chartered Bank of India, Aus. and China, Hongkong

Eeitao,

Leitao, Dr.

M. F.A.R.,N.,director,

medical Edward

practitioner,

EvansMacao

& Sons, Ld., Shanghai

Leitch, W. O., engineer-in-chief, Peping-Mukden Railway, Tientsin

Leith, A. C., agent, Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, Batavia

Leison, F. H., assist, manager, Leison Bros. & Co., Canton

Leison, S. Kern, manager, Leispn Bros. & Co., Canton

Lejeune, A., assistant, Moine Comte & Co., Ld., Singapore

Le Jeune, E. J., mgr., National City Bank of New York, Manila

Lelchitsky,

Lemaire, L.M.,J.D.,Societe

D.,assist,

partner, James D.Municipal

LelchitskyCouncil,

& Co., Dairen

Lemaire, desaccountant.

Cimehts Portland Artificiels deShanghai

ITndochine, Haiphong

Lembeke,

Lembich, M,D. S.,J. proprietor,

B., charge deHarbinaffaires, PeruHarbin

Zaria, Legation, Japan and China

Lemye, M., consul, Belgian Consulate, Sumatra

Lennep, Jhr. L. R. van, agent, Java-China Japan Lijn, Batavia

Lennie, J.H.C.,H.,manager,

Lennox, accountant, Chartered

Jardine,Bank of India,& Co.,

Matheson Australia and China, Shanghai

Shanghai

Lenox, J., marine and cargo surveyor, Tsingtao

Lens, L. de, counsellor, French Embassy, Tokyo

Leon, I. de, cashier-treasurer, Katubusan, Manila

Leonard, A., partner, Leonard & Veysseyre, Shanghai

Leonard, G., Haskins & Sells, Manila

Leonard,

Leonard, R., H. G.superintendant,

K., British Resident, Pahang

Socfin Co., Ld., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Leonard, R. F. W., signs per pro., Mansfield & Co., Ld., Singapore

Leonard, T. A., aasstant, Standard-Vacuuni Oil Co., Sumatra

Leonard,

Leopoldt, W.C., S.,assist.,

manufacturers’

Melchers

Co.,Freres,

Hongkong Shanghai

Lepervanche, N., sous-dir., Dennis Saigon

Lepicard, M., manager, Pathe-Orient, Saigon

Lepice,

Lepissier.H.,Ch.,

consul-adjoint, French Tientsin

consul for France, Legation, Peping

Lepper, R. C., director, Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. (S.S.), Ld., Singapore

Lennan, I. N., manager of tannery, Gershevich Bros., Tientsin

Lerman, J. I., signs per pro., J. Beerbrayer, Dairen

Lermit, A.F.,A., assist,

Lerosey, superintendent,

Cie Francais Survey Dept.,

de Tramways, Malacca

Shanghai

Leroux, agent, Messageries Maritimes, Saigon

Lesdos,

Leslie, N.,L., agent, Cie. des Messageries Maritimes,Co.,Hongkong

Lester, J. J.,general

Asiaticmanager,

Petroleum Asiatic Petroleum

Co., Ld., Tsingtao Shanghai

Leuring, K., manager, Feld & Co., Ld., Canton

Leurquin, J., consul for France, Swatow

Leuthold, W. H., signs p.p., Hooglandt & Co., and actg. consnl for Switzerland, S’pore

Leutsch,

Leuven, F.W„G. signs per pro.,

van, signs Mee-Yeh

per pro., Handels

Diethelm & Co.,Compagnie,

Bangkok Shanghai

Levedag, E., proprietor, Nichio Boyeki Shokai, Tokyo

Levers, C. H., assist, manager, Menzi

Levi, Daniel, consul for France, Y unnanfu and Mengtsz Co., Inc., Cebu

Levin, A., manager, Shainin & Co., Canton

Levine, H. M., vice-president, Bachrach Motor Co. Inc., Manila

(Levinge, R. M., acting supt.. Trade & Customs, Selangor

Levison,

Levy, E., H.,Levyexporter

Blum, ofInc.,Colonial

ManilaProduce, Padang

Levy,

.Levy, H., Henry Levy, Inc., Manila

Levy, J.,M.,partner,

manager,Sennet Freres,

Oriental ShanghaiCo., Kobe

Purchasing

Lewin, Major-General E.O., General

Lewin.son, G. D., assist., Eitingon-Schild Officer

Co.,Commanding

Tientsin the Troops in Malaya, S’pore

Lewis, B. L., director, Reiss, Massey & Co., Shanghai

Lewis, C. E. Day, superintendent, F.M.S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

1’198 FOREIGN' RESIDENTS

Lewis, D. H., general manager, International Trade Oorpopation, Ld,, Peiping

Lewis, D. J., solicitor and notary public, Johnson, Stokes & Master, Hongkong

Lewis, E., representative, English Electric Co., Ld., Tokyo

Lewis, G. G., signs per pro., Huttenbach, Lazarus & Sons, Ld., Singapore ' :■

Lewis, H., vice-consul for U.S.A., Singapore :

Lewis, H. E., Lane, Crawford, Ld., Hongkong

Lewis, H. F., senior assist surveyor, Public Works Dept., Shanghai

Lewis,

Lewis, H.H. J.,W.,manager,

secy, andGeorge Town

treasurer, Dispensary,

Yisayan Penang

Stevedore-Transportation, Iloilo

Lewis, J. D., exchange broket, Osaka

Lewis, J. W., senior district engineer, F.M.S, Railways, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Lewis, R.W.B.,R,branch

Lewis, manager,

dir., R. C.Singapore

mang.controller, A. Victor Hume ofPipe

Co.Penang Co.,‘ Ld.,

China, Singapore

Shanghai

Lewis, W. E., assist, Labour dept.^

Lewis, W. T., chief clerk, statistical dept., Inrpdrts and Exports Office, Hongkong’

Ley, Charles, managing director. Ley Ld., Tientsin

Leyden,

Leyh, S. H.G. W., H., overseer. Port Govt.

assist, supt., Development

MonopoliesDepartment, Hongkong

(iept., Singapore

Leymarie, L., Soc. des Cmients Portland Artihciels

Leyshon, F. H., assist., Warner, Barnes & Co., Ld., Iloilo de LTndochine, H’phong,

Lichnock, E., supt., Philippine Engineering, Co., Inc., Manila

Liddell,

Liddell, J. H., director, Liddell Bros. & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Liddelow,P. C.W.C.O.,W.,managing director, Penang

mining engineer, Liddell Bros. & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Liebetrau, W. E., director, Tobacco Products Corporation, Shanghai

Lienhard, P., manager, Diethelm & Co., Penang

Liermann, H., signs per pro., Brandt & Co., Hongkong

Lieu, W., representative, British-American Tobacco Co., Shasi

Lightburn, W. B., installation manager, Asiatic Petroleum Co., Swatow

Ligot, C., Societes des C'iments Portland Artificiels de L’Indochine, Haiphong

Lilburne, A. S.,assist,

Lilley, J. G., general

mgr.,manager,

Asiatic Raub Australian

Petroleum Gold Mining

Co., (North China)Co.,

Ld.,Ld.,Hotung,

PahangTientsin

Lilliestrom, T. L., vice-consul, U.S.A. Consulate, Harbin

Lilly, A. W., surveyor, Survey Office, Penang

Limage, J., agent, Compagnie des Messageries Maritimes, Singapore

Limoges, E., signs per pro., S. A. Racine & Cie., -Tientsin

Linaker, J., Official Measurer, Ca.nton

Lind, P. S., secretary, Inspectorate of Salt Revenue, Yunnanfu

Lindberg, A. B., manager, American Chinese Co., Peiping

Lindenberg, O., accountant, Siemens-Schuckert Denki Kabushiki Kaisha, Tokyo

Lindner, J., signs per pro., Carlowitz & Co., Shanghai

Lindom, N. L., supt., Police dept., Malacca

Lindquist, E., charge d’affaires, Swedish Legation, China

Lindsell,

Lindsay, R.H. E., puisne judge,

S., coppersmith,

director, SupremeLd.,Court,

Millington, Hongkong

Shanghai

Linehan, W., supt. of lands, Khota Bahru, Kelantan Dock Co., Ld., Hongkong

Lindsay, J. A., Hongkong and Whampoa

Linennen, F., assistant, Dairy Farm, Ice and Cold Storage Co., Ld., Hongkong

Linge, A. J., assistant, Palmer & Turner, Shanghai

Linglez, A., account., Banque Beige pour L’Et'ranger, Tientsin

Linke,

Linke, Otto, chemist,Tsingtao

R.,N.,chemist, Tsingtao

Linley,

Linn, H. A., advert, mgr.,Wilson

assist., Fred Manila&’Co.,

DailyInc., ManilaManila

Lino, B. P.,O.assist.,

Linquist, Dodwell & Co.,International

E., Representative, Ld., Kobe Harvester Co. of Philippines, Iloilo

Lintilhac, F. E., dist. manager, Imperial

Lintner, A. R., general agent, States Steamship ChemicalCo,,Industries

Kobe (China), Ld., Swatow

Lipphardt,

Lips, IL, assist., Carl Wolter ; & Co., Mukden

Lipts,C.,M.,manager,

directeurStrahler

adjoint, &Ste.Co.,d’Exploit’n.des

Inc., YokohamaEtabliskements, Brossard-Mopin, Saigon

Lissaman, A. E., engineer, Public Works Dept., Hongkong

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Lister, H., manager, Strong & Co., Kobe

Litchfield, G., agent, Crown Life Insurance Co., Shanghai

Littig, J., International

Little, Colbourne, Harvester

architect and civilCo.,engr.,

Manila

Little, Adams & Wood. Hongkong

Little, jr., Ed. S., div. manager, Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ld., Shanghai

Little, H. M., managing director, Little & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Little, J. H., signs per pro., Butterfield & Swire, Hongkong

Little,

Little, L.W. K.,Eric,commissioner, Chinese Maritime Customs,

ManilaCanton

Littlejohn, N. K.,partner,

engineer,Hair,Public

LittleWorks

& Picbrnell,

Dept., Hongkong

Littler, Adj. H., editor, The Crusader, Salvation Army, Peiping

Litton, J. L.,H.Benjamhi

Livingston, A Potts,

W., manager, Hongkong Oil Co., Foochow

Standard-Vacuum

Livingstone, F. G., solicitor, Hansons, Shanghai

Liwanag, V., proprietor, Liwanag Vicente, Manila

Llanos,

Llewellyn, M. R.J. R.,de los, minister,

North ChinaArgentine

Daily News Legation, TokyoShanghai

and Herald,

Lloyd, E. J., partner, E. J. Lloyd & Co., Shanghai Corpn., Foochow

Lloyd, C. J., assist., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking

Lloyd, G. T., editor, The Shipping Review, Shanghai

Lloyd, J.Capt.

Lloyd, H. S. T., Customs

D., snperintendent, dept.,andBatu

Import Pahat,

Export Johore

Office, Hongkong

Lloyd, J. R., manager, American Express Co., Manila

Lloyd, L. M. S., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (South China), Ld., Hongkong

Loach T. H., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co., (North China), Ld., Hankow

Loader, J. F., partner, Fred Wilson & Co., Manila

Lobato, P., barrister-at-law, Macao

Lohb,

Lobel, H.F., R.assist.,

W., Wakeford

Arnhold &&Co., Lowndes, Singapore

Ld., Hongkong

Lobenstine, E. 0., general secretary, National Christian Council of China, Shanghai

Lobregat, Celso, secretary, Manila. Trading & Supply Co., Manila

Loch, P. V. Z., representative, MacMillan Co. of New York, Shanghai

Lochte,

Lock, J. W.G., E.,managing

partner,director,

Dau & Co., WingTsinan

On Textile Manufacturing Co,, Ld., Shanghai

Lock, R. R., manager, Transmutograph (Far East), Shanghai

Lock, R., deputy secretary, Shanghai Waterworks Co., Ld., Shanghai

Locke, F. J. T., engineer, P.W.D., Hongkong

Lockerbie, C., assist, supt., Shanghai Waterworks Fit tings. Co., Ld., Shanghai

Lockhart, F. P., consul-general for America, Tientsin

Lockhart, H. L., senior inspector, Sanitary Dept., Hongkong

iLockwood, R. B., 2nd vice-pres., Atlantic, Gulf & Pacific Co. of Manila

Lockyer, A. E., manager, Mercantile Printing Co., Shanghai

Loco, E., chairman, Shameen Printin g Press, Canton

Loechner, Dr. L., Doitsu Senryo Gomei Kasha, Kobe

Loeffler, H., dep sub-mgr., Deutsch Asiatische Bank, Shanghai

Loemoet, P., proprietor, S. J. Judah

Loewenthal, V., treasurer & asst, gen’l mgr., International Brokerage & Co. Inc., Manila

Logan, A.,

Logan, C. R.,accountant, Harrisonsand& Crosfield,

assist., Hongkong WhampoaLd., DockSumatra

Co., Ld., Hongkong

Logan, E. H., manager, Jenkins

Logan, G., proprietor, Seaside Hotel, Manila Tobacco Co., Shanghai

Logan, J.J.B.,E.,manager,

Logan, Reuters,NewLd.,Zealand Insurance Co., Ld., Shanghai

Shanghai

Logan, J. S., senior wireless operator, radio branch, P.W.D., Hongkong

Logan, L. G., secretary, Singapore Improvement Trust, Singapore

Logan,

Logan, Lt.R. S.,Col.engineer,

M. H., principal, Logan &, Amps, Hongkong

P.W.D., Hongkong

Loiret, G., director, Establissements

Lomas, John, manager, Japan & Eastern JeanTrading

Comte, Saigon

Co., Ld., Hakodate

Lombard, Dr., China Exp. & Imp. & Bank Co., Ld., Shanghai

Lomhalt, H., engineer, Larsen & Trock, Shanghai

Lonborg, N. F. C., manager, Eastern Insurance Co., Shanghai

 P-2G0 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Lonborg,

London, W. S., manager,

Hon.secretary,

G. E., supt., Eastern Underwriters, Shanghai

Long, E. A., LandGovernment

Commission,Monopolies MunicipalDepartment, Singapore

Council, Shanghai

Long, J. C.j Lane, Crawford, Ld., Hongkong

Long, K. T., general manager, Automatic Electric Co., Shanghai ,

Longbottom, L. E., chief draughtsman, architectural branch, P.W.D., Hongkong

Longden,

Longfellow,D.,H.representative,

B., agent, localEmployers’

passengerLiability Assurance

dept., Robert, DollarCorpn., Ld., Singapore

Co., Shanghai

Longfield, S., assist., Hongkong Electric Co., Ld.,

Longhurst, C. D., chief acct., Shanghai Telephone Cp., Ld., Shanghai Hongkong

Longley,

Longmire,G.,K.R.,mgr., C.,Pritchard

deacting Indo-China& Co., Si N.Ld.,Co.,Chinese

PerakLd'., Shanghai

Longworth, harbour master, Maritime Customs, Canton;

Looman, J., manager, De Javasche Rank, Tandjong Balei, Sumatra

Lopa, M., mgr. & prop., Manila Auto Supply .Co., Manila

Lopato, A. A., director, A. Lopato, Sons, Ld., Harbin

Lopato, E. A., director, A. Lopato, Sons, Ld., Harbin

Lopes, S. A., director, Lopes & Alves, Hongkong

Lopez, F., signs per pro., Ynchausti y Cia, Iloilo

Lord, O., partner,

Lordereau, CarlowitzOlivier,

A., Compagnie & Co,, and Shanghai

Olivier-Cliine, Hankow

Lorenz, Karl, manager, Schmidt & Co., Shanghai

Lorenz-Meyer, A. L., director, N. Y. Berra Meyer & Co., Sourabaya

Lorenzen, M. A., manager, International Insurance office, Tientsin

Lorenzi, J. A., accountant, Cie. Francaise de Tramways, Shanghai

Lorimer, W. G., P. & O. Ranking Corporation, Ld., Hongkong

Loring,

Lorntsen,G. A.M.,L.,president

manager,and generalVacuum

Standard manager,OilHosky.h & Co., Inc.,Chungking

Co., Wanhsien,, Iloilo

Loseby, F. H., solicitor, Russ & Co., Hongkong

Lotz, J. EL W., manager, signs per pro., Reuter Brockelmann &, Co., Tsingtao

Loucks, J. B.j pianager, Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Mukden

Lough,Geo.

Louis, E. P.,H.,secretary, Universal

mgr. (wholesale deptCars, Ld., Singapore

), Philippine Education Co., Inc., Manila

Louis, K. H., Kelly & Walsh, Ld., Hongkong

Loup, A., partner, Loup & Young, Tientsin

Loup, B., S. A. Loup Freres; and Vrard & Co., Tientsin

Loureiro,

Louveiro, J.Y. A.H.,W.,accountant,

assist, accountant,

AssuranceShanghai WaterworksShanghai

Franco-Asiatique, Co., Ld., Shanghai

Lovatt, W. EL, bill and bullion broker, Shanghai

Love, H. H., University of Nanking, Nanking

Love, J. S., assist, manager, Tobacco Products Corporation, Shanghai

Love,

Lovina,T. Primativo,

M., engineeringmgr., assist.,

real estate British

& loansMunicipal Council, Tientsin

dept., Philippine National Bank, Manila

Lovsted,

Low, B. A.C., president,

agricultural Lovsted

officer, & Co.,

Agricultural Manila Department, Johore

Low, G. A., assist., Shewan, Tomes & Co., Hongkong

Low, V. T., assist., Palmer & Turner, Hongkong

Lowder, H. G., assfet. secretary, Chinese Maritime Customs, Ningpo

Lowe, C.C. E.,

Lowe, solicitor,

F. D., signs perDennys cfc Co., Hongkong

pro, Liddell Bros. & Co., Ld., Hankow

Lowe, C. P., director, Public Works and Railways dept., Sarawak

Lowe, G. H., health officer, Muar, Johore

Lowe, H. J. D., district manager, Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ld., Hongkong

Lo-we, J. Si, manager, South China Christian Book Co., Canton

Lower, J. B., general manager, Oriental Consolidated Mining Co., Pukchin, Seoul

Lowick, B., C.,

Lowick, J.,H. director,

executiveSea engineer,

View Hotel, Ltd., Singapore

architectural,

Lowrie, assistant, Mackinnon, Mackenzie Co.,Public Works department, Hongkong;

Hongkong

Lowry, F. B., secretary, Perrin’s (China), Ld., Hongkong

Lowry, Mb, supt., shipping dept., Sibu, Sarawak

Lowson, W., manager, Wear ft e Bros, Ld., Selangor

Lowther, Dr. A. H., medical dept., .Penang

Lubcke, K, manager, Bodiker & Co., Canton

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F201

Lubeck, J., assist., Jardine, Matheson &, Co., Ld., Shanghai

Luca, del, commissioner, Chinese Mariume Customs, Tientsin

Lucas, J., prop., Lucas & Co.,Trie,, Manila

Lucey,

Lucker,A.H.E.,A.,advertising manager, Shanghai

manager, China-American Evening

Trading Co.,Post & Mercury,

Tientsin

Luckman, H. A. L., supt. of Marine & Customs, Kelanthn

Ludden, R. P., vice-conpul for America,' Tsirian

Luebbert,

Luellmann,E.,H.,general manager,

manager, RobertLuebberts Pharmacy,

Blau, Singapore • Shanghai

Luer, H., assist., Waibel A Co., Hongkong

Luetchford, H. C., manager, Malayan liistributors, Ld., Singapore'

Luethge, O.,P.,assist.,

Lugowski, Winckler

secretary, Credit& Foncier

Co., Yokohama

d’Extreme-Orient, Tientsin

Luhring, E., partner, Luhring A Smith, Hongkong

Lukashik, I. T., manager, Lukashik & Sons, Tientsin

Luke,

Ruling,J.F.R.,Capt.

B.,reporter,

agent, Hongkong Telegraph, Hongkong

Manila

Lumsden, W., marine supt., Butterfield & Swire, Hankow

Lund, K., director, Perrin’s (China), Ld., Hongkong

Lundegard, J., Hankow Chemical Laboratory, Hankow

Lundon, F. G., partner, Swan & Maclaren, Singapore

Luneberg, R., secretary, Deutsche Konsulate, Hanoi

Lunge, J. F., assist, passenger agent, Robert Dollar & Co., Manila

Lunkley, R. E., manager, Otis Elevator Co., Shanghai

Lunt,

Lunn, C.,Ove,editor, China Digest,

consul-general Shanghai Shanghai

for Denmark,

Lupprian, Dr. E. V., Medical dept.,Electric

Lunny, J. F., assistant, Hongkong MalaccaCo., Hongkong

Luraschi, A., Import Merchanrt, Tsingtao

Luscombe,

Lussy, J. de,F.manager,

M., worksMoine

manager,

ComteRibeiro

A Co.,Co.,

Ld.,Singapore

Penang

Luther, F., assistant, Pearce A Co., Kobe

Luthy, C., consulting engineer, C. Luthy A Co., Shanghai

Luthy, P.,

Luxon, G., Menzi

dean ofA studies,

Co., Manila

Tientsin Anglo-Chinese College, Tientsin

Lyal, J. C., assist., store officer, Naval Dockyard, Hongkong

Lyle, C. J., branch manager, Fraser A Neave, Malacca

Lyle, D., assist., Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering Co., Hongkong

Lyle,

Lyman,Wm.,G., surveyor, British Corporation

lawyer’s Co-operative Register

Publishing of Shipping A Aircraft, Shangha

Co., Manila

Lymbery, M., representative of Reckitt A Sons) J. J. Colman; A Chiswick Polish Co., S’hai.

Lynch, A. G., secretary, U.S. Legation, Bangkok

Lynch, T., Oriental Consolidated Mining Co., Tongkol, Chosen

Lynch, W. L., U. S. Consulate, Shanghai

Lynesen, F., Lampang agency, East Asiatic Co., Ld., Bangkok

Lynott,

Lynoch, G.T.,H.,Oriental

treas., Consolidated

Crown ChinaMining

Co., Inc.,Co.,Shanghai

Seoul

Lyon, D., assistant, China Light A Power Co., Hongkong

Lyon, D., Indo-China S. N. Co., Ld., Shanghai

Lyon-Mackenzie, G., accountant, Hongkong and Shanghai Bank, Kobe,

Lyons, Rev. E. S., agent, Methodist Publishing House, Manila

Lyson, D., assist., Rising Sun Petroleum Co., Ld., Tokyo

Lysse, H., assist., Dodwell A Co., Shanghai

Lyttle,H.Wm.,

Maas, partner, Boustead

O., director, Casey A Lyttle,

A Co., Tsingtao

Ld., Singapore

Mabanta, R., mgr., special assets dept., Philippine National Bank, Manila

Maben, J., engineer, saw mill, Borneo Co., Ld., Bangkok

Macaraeg, J., district engr., Bureau of. Public Works, Cebu

McAdams,

McArthur, L.A.,Y.,assist.,

actingTaikoo

accountant, National

Dockyard City Bank ofCo.,Hongkong

and Engineering New York, Shanghai

Macarez, J. M. L., secretary, SocfinCo., Ld., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Macarthur, N., assist., Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering Co., Hongkong

McArthur, W., Derrick A Co., Singapore

F202 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Macarez, J. M. L., secretary, Socfin Co., Ld., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Macartney, T. L., manager, International Export Co., Ld., Hankow

Macaskill, Dr. D., partner, Macaskill & Cameron, Selangor

Macaskill, K. R., assist., Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co., Ld., Hongkong

MacAulay,

Macaulay, T.G.A.B.,C.,M.,assist.,

assist. Butterfield

accountant, & &Swire, Hankow

McAulay, AsiaticBannon

Petroleum Bailey, Selangor

Co., (North China), Ld., Shanghai

Macaulay, Dr. T. 8., medical officer, Negri Sembilan

McAvoy, D. G., assist., Asiatic Petroleum

McBain, E. B., assist., Geo. McBain, Shanghai Co. (South China), Ld., Hongkong

McBain, George, Merchant, Shanghai

McBain, N. S., George McBain, Shanghai '

McBain, W. R., manager. Geo. McBain, Shanghai

Macbeth, J., Macbeth, Gray & Co., Shanghai

McBride,

McCaig, J.,A.assist.,

H., engineer,

Indo-ChinaPost S.Development

N. Co., Ld., Department,

Shanghai Hongkong

McCance,

McCann, R.M.,E.,managing

treasurer,director, Lendrum,

Frazar Fed., Ld., A.,

Inc., U.S. Kobe

Tientsin

McCarr, T. J., assist., Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering Co., Hongkong

McCarthy,

McCarthy, J. J., Mortimer-Reid & Slee, Shanghai and American Mail Line, S’hai. |

G. J., passenger agent, Dollar S.S. Line,

Macartney,A.T.M.,L„ assist.,

Macaulay, manager, International

Butterfield Export

& Swire, Co , Hankow

Hongkong

Macaulay, A. N., assist., Asiatic Petroleum, Co., (S. S.) Ld., Malacca

McCleland, R. PI., Senior Executive Engineer, Penang

McClelland,

McClelland, N.R.,C.,agent, generalStates

manager & vice-president,

Steamship Co., Kobe Atkins, Kroll & Co., Inc., Manila.

McClelland, W. A., assistant, The China Engineers, Ld., Shanghai

Macleod, J. N., Birkett and Holden, Manila

McClintock,

McClure, A. L.,R. M., vice-consul

assistant for U.Public

engineer, S. A.,Works

Kobe Department, Selangor

McClure, D., vice-pres., Manila Gas Corpn., Manila

MacClure,

McClure, L.F.M.,A., manager,

Lingnan University,

Fisk Tire Co.Canton

Inc. of the Philippines, Manila

McClure, R. W., treasurer, Fukien Christian University, Foochow

MacClymont,

McColgan, Robert M., resident manager, &Boa Vista Hotel,

Co., Macao

McColl, D.,D.,consul

assistant, Taikoo

general for Dockyard Engineering

Norway, Batavia Hongkong

McColtart, G., solicitor, Rodyk & Davidson,

McConaughy, W. P., vice-consul for U. S. A., Kobe Singapore

MacConnell, Wm., partner, Townsend & Co., Chemulpo

McConnell, W. J., assistant, Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, Singapore-

McCord, J. D., president and manager, Blue Bar Coconut Co, Manila.

McCorkindale,

McCormack, J.,assist, assist.,engr. andDockyard

Taikoo surveyor, and

LiaoEngineering

River C.onseiCo.,vancy Board, Newchwang.

Hongkong

McCown, F. E., sub-acct., National City BaJik of .New Voik, Tientsin

McCoy, T. F., Oriental Consolidated Mining Co., Tabowie, Chosen

McCracker, J. C., St. John’s University, Shanghai

McCrea, A. G., surgeon, Veterinary Dept., Municipality, Penang

McCrea, W. M., senr. exec, engr., Klang, Selangor

McCulloch Dick, R., editor and publisher, Philippines Free Press, Manila

McCutcheon, A., secretary, Manila Machinery and Supply Co., Manila

MacDermot, E. R., spec, representative, Ransomes & Rapier, Ld., Shanghai

McDermott,

McDermott, D., div.district

mgr., British-American Tobacco Co. (China), Ld., Canton

McDiarmid, D.R. G^ D., accountant,manager,

Sime, Texas

DarbyCo., Tientsin

& Co., Ld., Singapore

McDonald,

McDonald, A., superintendent, Kailan Mining Administration, Tientsin

Macdonald, A.B. A.,

G., assist,

acting commr.,

warden Canadian

of mines, Govt.

Mines Trade

Department, Selangor

Commission, Shanghai;

McDonald,

Macdonald, C. M.,Fr., agent, Eastern

RicciSmelting Co., Ld., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

MacDonald, Rev.E. A., acting warden,

commissioner,Hall,Chinese

University, Hongkong

Maritime Customs, Kiukiang.

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F203

MacDonald, I. D., manager, Strachan & Go,, Ld., Kobe

Macdonald, I. D., 2nd. assist, commissioner,of Police, Policy Dept.j Perak

MacDonald, J. B., Lowe, Bingham & Matthews, Hongkong

McDonald, J. H. M., partner, D. Couper-Johnston & Co., Bangkok

Macdonald, J. R., signs per pro., Butterfield & Swire, Ningpo

MacDonald, N. G., New Engineering & Shipbuilding Works, Ld., Shanghai

Macdonald, R., acting auditor igeneral, Audit Department, Selangor .r

MacDonald,

MacDonald, R.,

R. G.,Ricketts, Turner.Co.,

assist., DodweiL &^Cp.,,Shanghai

Ld,, Shanghai .

MacDonald, R. G., barrister-at-law,

McDonald, T., archivist, British Consulate, ShanghaiNanking. '

Macdonald, T. R., Jardine, Matheson (k Co., Ld., Hongkong

MacDonald,W.W.G-,E.,district

McDonald, Lingnanpassenger

Tlniyersity;,.

agent,Canton

The Robert Dollar pq., Shanghai

McDougall, A., assistant, H. Skott & Co., Hongkorig

McDougall, A., assistant, Shanghai Eleqtric Construction Co,, Ld., Shanghai

McDonough,

MacDougall, A.C.,G.,dir.,assist,

El mechanical

Oriente Fabrica de Tobacos,

engineer, engineer’sManila

dept., Municipality, Singapore.

McDougall, E. L., assist., Jardine, Mathesbh & Co., Swatow

McDougall, J. R., acting manager, Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ld., Singapore

MacDougall, P. A., assist., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking.porpn., Malacca

MacDougall, D. M., district officer South, Hongkong

McDowall, T., manager, Mercantile Bank of India., Ld., Singapore

McEachran,

McEachran, A.J. S;,R., sub-agent,

marine supt., Butterlield

Chartered Bankandof India,

Swire, Austr.

Hongkong

& China, Hankow ;

McElwaine, Hon. Mr. P. A., acting attorney-general, Singapore

McEnelly, Thomas, consul for T'.S.A., Singapore

MacEwan, statistical secy., Statistical Dept., Chinese Maritime Customs, Shanghai

MacEwan,

MacEwen, A.D. K.,

W., mgr.,

assist.,Sassoon Banking

Mackinnon, Co., Ld., &Shanghai

Mackenzie, Co., Hongkong

MacEwan, J. D., assist-, Butterfield & Swire, Hongkong

McEwan, W., office manager, Malayan Collieries, Ld. (Ba,tu Arang), Selangor

McEwen, W., manager, Liggett and Myers Tobacco Co., Inc., Manila

Macey, L., Hongkong & Whampoa Dock Co., Ld., Hongkong

McFarland, W. M., secretary, Manila Gas Corporation, Manila ,

McFarland,

Macfarlane, Y.A., B.,engineer.

proprietor,

DairyMcFarland

Farm,.IceTypewriter Co., Bangkok

and Cold Storage Go., Ld., Hongkong

McFarlane, A, prospecting engr. Nurupi Kozan K. K.. Seoul

MacFarlane, A. D., Harrison & Crosfield (Borneo), Ld., Sandakan, British North Borneo

Macfarlane, A. D., assist., Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ld., Selangor

Macfarlane, J.,G. assist,,

McFarlane, K., sub-accountant,

Union Insurance P. & Society

O. Banking Corporation,

of Canton, Ld. Shanghai

Ld., Hongkong ,

Macfarlane, R., accountant, Charteyed Bank of India, Australia & China, Selangoy

Macfarlane,

MacFarlane,R.,W., workshop supervisor, Whangpoo IceConservancy Board,

.Co., Shanghai

McFrederick, R., supt. engineer,

manager, Dairy

Squires Farm, Inc.,

Bingham ColdManila

Go., Storage Hongkong . 4

McGann, E. J., assist., Robert Dollar Co., Hongkong

MacGavin, W. F., assist, treasurer, Hanson, Orth and Stevenson, Manila

McGeown, J, J., marshal, H.B,M- Supfeme Court for China, Shanghai

McGilchrist,

McGlelland, R.,I., Asiatic Petroleum

assist, agent, StatesCo.,Steamship

TsingtaoCo., Kobe

MoGolrick, Dr. L., Medical officer, Chinese Maritirpe Customs, Shanghai

McGonigal,

McGowan, H.J. E.,C., technical

partner, Butler

adviser,andOffice

Webster, Bangkok General, Customs, Shanghai

of Inspectorate

McGowan, L. A., assist, accountant, Federated Malay States Railway, Kuala Lumpur

McGowan, T., branch manager, Whiteaway, Laidlaw & Co., Ld., Taiping, Perak

MacGown,

Macgown, II., Robert Dollarpractitioner,

Co., ShanghaiMacgown, Anderson & Durran, Hongkong

McGrath, A.Dr.S.,J.acct.,

C., medical

American Express Co., Manila

McGrath, N. V., vice-pres. & mgr., United States Shoe Co., Manila

McGrath, R. A., pres. & mgr., United States Shoe Co., Manila

McGrath, R. V., assist, mgr., United States Shoe Co., Manila

MacGregor, A. D. A., chief justice, Supreme Court, Hongkong

F204 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

McGregor, A. M., superintendent, Shanghai Telephone Co., Ld., Shanghai

MacGregor,

MacGregor,D.E.D.,W.sub-accountant, Chartered Bank

S., assist., Mackinnon, of India,&Aus.

Mackinzie Co.,& China, Shanghai

Hongkong

Macgregor, I. C., mgr., Smith, Bell & Co., Ld., Cagayan, Manila

MacGregor, J. A., assist., Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, Selangor

Macgregor, J. F., governing director, Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co., Ld., Shanghai

McGregor, J. G., head cashier, F.M.S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur

McGregor, J. H., mgr., McGregor & Co., J. H., Shanghai

Macgregor, N. C., director, Caldbeck Macgregor & Co., Ld., Hongkong

MacGregor,

Macgregor, R.R. H., B., chief medical

sub-acct., officer, Bk.

Chartered Medical Dept.,Australia

of India Malacca& China, Negri Sembilan

McGregor, R. J., McGregor Iron Works, Shanghai

Macgregor, W. H., director, Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ld., Singapore

McGuire, J.C. J.,J., assist.,

Machado, Imperial

solicitor, ShanghaiChemical Industries (China), Ld., Shanghai

MacHorn, J., district accountant, Postal Administration, Tientsin

McHutchison, Dr. G. B., Physician and Surgeon, Perak

McHutchon, J. M., assist., Butterfield & Swire, Hongkong

Macias, J., manager, Helena Cigar Co:, Manila

Maclndoe, A., assist., Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering Co., Hongkong

Maclnnes, D., traffic-inspector,

Mclnnes, AdamsSingapore Traction Co., Ld., Singapore

Macintosh,I.,N.assist., Little,Butterfield

M., assist., andandWood,

Swire,Hongkong

Hongkong

Macintyre, T. iS. R., Land & Estate Agency, Hansons, Shanghai

McIntosh, A. J. acct., Chartered Bank of India, Austr. and China., Manila

McIntyre, E., senior assist, land surveyor, Public Works dept., Shanghai

McIntyre, F. S., engineer, Lahat Mines, Ld., Perak

MacIntyre, R., assist., Hongkong & Shanghai Bank, Tokyo

McIntyre,

Mclver, R., assist.,Kelly

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.S.,) Ld., Penang

MacKay,A.,C.,assist.,

assist., Taikoo& Walsh,

DockyardLd.,andShanghai

Engineering Co., Hongkong

McKay, H. A., emigrant examining officer, Secretariat for Chinese Affairs, Hongkong

Mackay, H. R., manager, Sime, Darby

Mackay, H. S., assistant, Hongkong Electric Co., & Co., Ld., Hongkong

Negri Sembilan

Mackay, I. C., sub-accountant, Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Singapore

Mackay, J., Arnhold

Mackay,

Mackay, J. E.A. L.,E.,assist., Butterfield and Ld.,

Swire, Tsingtao

Mackay, N.N. D., supt., assist., GilmanDept.,

Customs cfe Co..

Johore Hongkong

Mackay, R. B., sub-accountant, National City Bank of New York, Shanghai

Macke, F., partner,

McKechnie, MeyerChartered

A., sub-acct., & Co., Tientsin

Bank of India, Austr. and China, Singapore

McKechnie, H., assist., Taikoo

Mackechnie, J., manager, Sternberg Sugar&Refinery Co., Hongkong

Co., Singapore

McKee, Rose T., secretary & treasurer, Baltoc Mining Co., Manila

McKee,

McKellar,S., A.,secretary, Benguet Consolidated

assist., Mackinnon, Mackenzie Mining Co., Manila

& Co., Hongkong

McKelvie, J., assist., Hongkong

McKelvie,

McKelvie, K.,K., assistant

Mustard &secretary, British American Tobacco Co., Ld., Shanghai

Co., Shanghai

McKelway,

Mackendrick, A., manager, British Free

St- Clair, editor, Siam BorneoPressTimber

Co., Ld.,

C6.,Bangkok

Ld., Sandakan, B, N. Borneo-

McKenna,

McKenna, J., J. E.,deputy

consul,assist, supt., Trade

American and Customs,

Consulate, Canton Miri, Sarawak

McKenna, T., supt., Municipal Police Dept., Shanghai

Mackenzie,

Mackenzie, A., A., assist.,

assist., Standard-Vacuum

Dairy Farm Ice andOilCold Co.,Storage

HongkongCo., Hongkong

Mackenzie, A. K., signs per pro., Harry Wicking & Co., Hongkong

MacKenzie,

Mackenzie, A. S.,

A.D., N., chartered

assist, supt.accountant,

engineer, Hongkong

White, & Kowloon Godown Co-., Ld.,. H’kong.

Mackenzie,

Mackenzie, D., partner,

supt. Patten,Hongkong

engineer, Mackenzie Co.,Page

&&Kowloow Kobe&Wharf

Co., Manila

& Godown Co., Hongkong

Mackenzie, D. R., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld., Tientsin

 FOliEIGN RESIDENTS F205.

Mackenzie* G. L., actg. sub-mgr., Hongkong & S’h'ai Banking Corpn., Kobe

Mackenzie, J.,

Mackenzie, H. marine

O., minister

dept.,plenipotentiary,

Canadian PacificU.S.A. Legation,

Railway Bangkok

Co., Hongkong

McKenzie, J. S., assistant, Loxley Co., Hongkong

Mackenzie, K., actg. sub-acct., Hongkong & Shanghai Bank, Shanghai

McKenzie, R., consular agent for Great Britain & mgr., Wurui Shokwai, Shimonoseki

McKenzie, S. F., accountant, British-American Tobacco Co., Shanghai

Mackenzie, Major W. J. E., colonial veterinary surgeon, Hongkong

McKenzie, W.W. L.,W.,secretary,

Mackenzie, director, Hongkong

Alex. Ross Telephone Co., Ld.,

& Co. (China), Ld., Hongkong

Hongkong

McKern, Dr. A. S., Drs. Jamieson, Sharp & McKern,

McKerrow, R. W., director, Paterson, Simons & Co., Ld., Singapore Penang

Mackichan, A. S., civil engineer, Leigh & Orange, Hongkong

Mackie, Hon. Mr. C. G. S., managing director, Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ld., Hongkong

Alackie, A. S., partner, Neill & Partner, Selangor

Mackie, D. D., consulting engineer and marine surveyor, Singapore

Mackie, J., sub-accountant, Chartered Bank of India, Australia ifc China, Selangor

Mackie, Dr. J. M., Govt. Medical Dept., Hongkong

Mackie, T., Warner Barnes & Co., Ld., Manila

Mackie, W. J., assist., Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co., Ld., Hongkong

MacKinley, W. A., solicitor, Deacons, Hongkong

McKinnon,

McKinnon,D.,Cap't.mgr.,H., United Engineers,

China Merchants Ld., Steam

Penang Navigation Co., Shanghai

Mackinnon, J. M., signs per pro., Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co., Hongkong

Mackintosh, A. D., Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Hongkong

Mackintosh,

Mackintosh, C.,F. A.,assist., D. Gestetner

Mackintosh & Co.,(Eastern), Ld., Hongkong

Ld., Hongkong

McIntosh, A., agent, Chartered Bank of India, etc., Iloilo

Macknight, J., Mustard & Co., Ld., Hongkong

McLachlan, D. M., assist, town planning superintendent, Perak

MacLachlan, I., cable engineer, Oriental Telephone and Electric Co., Ld., Singapore

MacLachlan, J. B., senior executive engineer, P.W.D., Perak

McLaggan, J. O., assist., Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co., Ld., Hongkong

McLane, P. V., Canadian Government Trade Commissioner Service, Kobe

McLaren,

Maclaren, J.J. D., sub-agent,

S., assist, Chartered

treasurer, Bank,Hongkong

Treasury, and Consul for Gt. Britain, Zamboanga

Maclaren, J. H., assistant to marine supt., Butterfield

McLaren, L. W. R., assist., Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corpn., Penang

McLaughlin,

McLaughlin, R., W. assist, shift engineer,

J., pi-o-consul for GreatShanghai

Britain,Power

CantonCo., Shanghai

MacLaughlin, W. H., assist, supt., Trade & Customs, Lower Perak

McLauglin, W. J., clerical officer, British Legation, Peiping

McLay, D. B., executive engineer, Municipality. Singapore

McLay, F. S-, assist, shift charge engineer, Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

McLay, R. M., mgr., The National City Bank of New York, Hongkong

Mclean, W., assist., Shewan, Tomes & Co., Hongkong

Maclean, H. A., sub-accountant, Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China, Kobe

Maclean,

Maclean, J.H.A.J. E.,

H., assist.,

assistant,Sime,Bowen

Darby

& Co.,Manila

Selangor

MacLean, J. M. M., chief officer, Police Dept., Johore

McLelian, A., assistant, Mansfield & Co., Ld., Singapore

McLellan, D., assist, master; King’s College, Hongkong

McLennan, A. M., assist., McAuhffe, Davis & Hope, Singapore

Maclennan, D. O., assistant, Indo-China S. N. Co., Ld., Shanghai

MacLennan, G. G., agent, Straits Trading Co., Ld., Seremban, Negri Sembilan

MacLennan,

McLennan, K.J.,C.,sub-accountant,

assistant, Taikoo Chartered

DockyardBank andofEngineering

India, Australia &. China, Manila

Co., Hongkong

McLeod, D. W., principal, Raffles Institution, Singapore.

McLeod, J., Guthrie &. Co., Singapore

McLeod, J. D., assist., Jardine Engineering Corporation, Ld., Shanghai

Macleod, N. Q., assistant, Smith, Bell & Co., Ld., Manila

F2QG FOREIGN RESIDENTS

McLernon, E. J., gbief inspector,Public

McLeod, R. J., assist, engineer, Police Works dept., Malacca

Dexjartment, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

McLew, £)., Shanghai Dock & Engineering Co>, Ld., Shanghai

McLom, J., account., Directorate General of Post, Shanghai

McMahon,

McMahon, T.;,rJ. E.,engineer,

medicalIpoh,

officer,Perak

Taiping, Perak

McMartins D., engineer, Reuters, Ld., Shanghai

McMeekin, H. W. P., managing director, Ilbert & Co., Ld., Shanghai

McMichael, E. H., Realty investment Co., Shanghai

McMicking, J., manager,’ Insular Life Assurance Co., Ld., Manila

MacMillan,

MacMillan, R.R. S.,C., director,

station supt., ElectricityGo.,Supply

Metallisation Dept.,Shanghai

of China, Municipality, Penang

McMorine, J. B.,

; divisional sanitary inspector, Municipal Health Dept., Singapore

Maemorran, R. G., director, Siam industries, Ld., Bangkok

McMullan, D. F. R., director, McMullan & Co., Ld.y Chefoo

McMullan,J.J.F.,C.,acOOu-riting

McMunn, co-maiiager,division^

J. McMullan cfe Go., Ld., Tsingtao

Standard-Vacuum Oil Go-, Shanghai

Macnab, A., manager of general division, Wearne, Bros., Ld., Penang

Macnab, A. C., surveyor of Ships’ Office^

Macnab, Dr. R. A., medical Officer, Medical Dept., KedahSingapore

Macnaghten,

McNair, R. P.,Brig.-assist,Gen’l. E. B.,G.dir.,

manager, British-American

T. Fulford, Tobticcp Co. (China), Ld., S:haL

Ld,, Shanghai

McNaughton, E. J., dir., Imperial Chemical Indust, (Malaya), Ld'., Selangor

Macnaughton,

McNeai y, II. G.H.J.,C.,manager,

Consul for Greece, Bank

American Kobe Note Co., Canton ,

McNee, S. L., assist, acct;, Mansfield & Co., Ld., Penang

McNeice,

McNeice, T.W. P.O.F.,A.,protector

partner, ofRawson,

Chinese,McNeice

Negri Sembilan

McNeill, John, barrister, Hansons, Shanghai & Cp-,-Shanghai

McNeill, J. T„ partner, Stark & McNeill, Penang

McNeill.

McNeillie,W.D.,H.,assist.j

assist.,Taikoo

Mansfield

Dockyard Co.,and

Ld,,Engineering

Singapore Co., Hongkong

McNeish, J., traffic inspector,

McNeur, A., Robert Dollar, Co., Manila Singapore Traction Co., Ld., Singapore

McNicol, R.L. J.,D.,Jardine,

McNicoll, director,Matheson

China Soap & Co.,

Co.,Ld.,

Ld ,Shanghai

Shanghai ,

MacNider, S., assist., Lane, Crawford, Ld., Hongkong

MacOwan, G., professor of chemistry, King Edward VII Medical College, Singapore

Macphai),

Macphail, A.H.. W., chief accountant,

Jardine, Matheson ik Municipal Council shanghai.

Co., Ld., Shanghai

Macphail, L R. partner, Saunders & Macphail, Mugapore.

MacPhail, FN.;, chief ^amit^ry inspector, Sanitary Board, Selamgor

MacPherson, A., assist, district officer, Lubok Antu, Sarawak

MacPherson, C. W., sub acct., Chartered Bank of India, Aust. ife China, Singapore

MacPherson, Dr. D. R., medical officer, .Medical Dept., Negri Sembilan

MacPherson,

MacPhersoh, J.J. S.,C., district

sub. acctofficer,

, Chartered

Kuala Bank

Pilah, ofNegri

India,Sembilan

Australia & China, Singapore

McQuarrie, W-, chief, inspector pf. Police, Penang

McQueen, J„ HarrisonsVc Crosfieid, Ld.,

McQuilkin, J. A., mgr., Standard Vacuum Oil',Co., Selangor

McRae, Chalmers, manager, Maynard & Co.', Ld., Singapore

McRae, Rev. D., United Cniirch of Canada Mission, Kougmbon

Macrae,

Macrae, H.H., A.,vice-consul

commercial for secretary,

Great Britain,BritishDairen

Embassy, Tokyo

McSparran, Dr. J. L., physician & Surgeon, Yokohama

MacSwan,

McWhirter, D. M., medical

D, L., veterinary officer, Medical

surgeon, Dept., &,Johbre

Keylock Sarawak Pratt, Shangha

Mace, N.,L.,assist.,

Macey, assist.,supt. of surveys,

Hongkong 2nd Division,

ite Whampoa Dock Go,, Hongkong

Mack, A. C., Bush Mack & Co., Fed. Inc., Shanghai

Mack, A. M., assist., Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, Shanghai ,

Mack, D. G., engr., F. M. S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Mackness, L. R., partner, Neill & Bell, Selangor

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F20F

Maoomber, F. W., chief of inspector. General Motors (Japan), Ld., Osaka

Macon, G. W., mgr., Universal Leaf Tobacco Co., Shanghai

Maconie, D. A. C., medical officer, Chinese Maritime Customs, Shanghai

Macoustra, D. J., accountant, Straits Trading Co., Ld., Penang

Madew, R. O., inspector of mines, Mines Department, Perak

Madgwick, E., professor of physics, King Edward VII Medical College, Singapore

Madier, H., partner, Madier, liibet et Cie, Canton

Madier,

Madoc, G.J., C.,partner,

proby Madier, Ribet et Cie.,Police

asst, commissioner, CantonDept., Negri Sembilan

Madon, A. B., mgr. .& prop., Sino-Aryar Trading Co., iShanghai

Madrigal, A. V., manager, Philippine Credit Bureau, Manila

Madsen, K., assist., East Asiatic Co., Ld., Singapore

Maenss, W., Consul General for Germany, Singapore

Maestrini, Rev. Fr. N., Rosary Church, Kowloon

Maetge, E. W., assist., Smith, Bell * Co., Ld., Manila

Maggs, C, E., signs per pro., G. H. Slot ifc Co., Ld., Singapore

Maggs, F. J. B., Russell & Co., J. A., Selangor

Magtibay, A. F., accountant, Worton & Harrison Co., Manila

Maguire, M. C., manager, G. R. Gregg & Co., Ld., Kobe and Yokohama

Mahajan, D. R., proprietor, The Malayan Sports Depot, Singapore

Maher,

Maher, F.D. V.,W.,assist.,

consulStandard-Vacuum

for America, Medan,Oil Sumatra

Co., Shanghai

Maher, J. D., assist., Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co. (China), Ld., Shanghai

Maher,

Maher, W.P., assist., British American

J., shipwright, HongkongTobacco Co (China),

and Whampoa, DockLd.,Co., -■SLd.,

hanghai

Hongkong

Mahon, E. J., mgr., National City Bank of New York,

Mahony, J., assist, engineer, F.M.S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor Harbin

Mai, Dr. L. H., Deutsche Farben Handelgesellschaft Waib'el & Co,, Changsha

Maillard,

Maillard, A.,

M., manager,

chef due Compagnie

Secretariat,Optorg, Shanghai Municipale, Haiphong

Administration

Maille, F., accountant, Soc. Ahonyme des A-nciens Etablisemcuts Arnoult, Tientsin

Mailly,

Main, G.P.,A.,engineer

signs perandpro.,

director,

Ker & Lonkomay,

Co., Iloilo Shanghai

Main, J. R., assistant, Imperial Chemical

Main, S. Duncan, business sec. and treasurer, Industries

China(China),

MedicalLd.,Association,

Shanghai Shanghai

Main,

Main, T.T. G., chief clerk,

P., district supt.,Shanghai

ShanghaiWaterworks

Gas Co., Ld.,Co,,Shanghai

Ld., Shanghai

Main, W. A., director, Underwriters Savings Bank, Shanghai

Mair, D., assist., Shanghai Dock and Engineering Co„ Ld., Shanghai

Mair, J. D., supt., Waste Dept., Municipal Water Eept , Singapore

Maistre, L., manager, Behr & Mathew, Ld., Hankow

Maitland, A. J., Dunlop Rubber Co., (China), Ld., Shanghai

Maitland, A. L., assistant, Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Tientsin

Maitland,

Maitland, T.R. (J.,

J., manager

Oliveira for andJapan,

Sons, Shanghai

Manufacturers Life Insurance Co., Tokyo

Major, A. G., consul-general for Great Britain, Chungking

Major, A. R. S., assist, supt..-of Police, Hongkong

Majot,

Major, G., mechanical

H. R., Import &engineer, Kailan Hongkong

Export Dept., Mining Administration, Tientsin

Major, J. M., accountant; Robert Dollar Co., Shanghai

Malcolm, A., managing director, Malcolm & Co., Shanghai

Malcolm,

Malcolm, A.G- R.,A., general manager, Court,

justice, Supreme BorneoManila

Co., Ld., Bangkok

Malcolm,

Malcolm, H. R., assistant, Asiatic Petroleumof Co,,

E. W. G., acct., Mercantile Bank India,Ld.,Ld.,Shanghai

Hongkong

Malcolm, H. W., managing director, Rising Sun Petroluem Co., Ld., Yokohama,

Malcolm, W., health officer, physician to General Hospital, etc,, Chefoo

Malig, V. M., secretary, Babcock & Templeton, Manila

Malira, T., district

Malinovsky, officer,forForest

K., consul Dept., Perak

Czechoslovakia, Shanghai

Mallal, B. A., editor, Malayan Law Journal; Singapore

Mallard, F. A., architect, P. W. D., Johore

T208 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Mallari, R., secretary, Katubusan, Manila

Mallinson, R., manager, Straits & China Textile Co., Singapore

Mallon, W. J. A., signs per pro., Cumberbatch & Co., Selangor

Malone, (£, assist, accountant, Hankow Light and Power CPu -L^-i Hankow

Maloof, J., manager, Macksoud Importing Co., Shanghai

Maltby, C. F., sub-agent, Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Negri Sembilan

Manasseh, E. S., proprietor, Manasseh & Co., Singapore

Manby, H. B., headmaster, Bukit Zahrah School, Johore Bahru, Johoro

Mancell, A. H., treasurer, Shanghai General Hospital, Shanghai

Manchester, H, L , deputy treasurer, Treasurer’s Dept., Municipality, Singapore

Mandel, A. E., president, China Fibre Container Co., Shanghai

Maudellj A. J., godown supt., Butterfield & Swire, Hankow

Mandy, J. K., signs per pro,, Mansergh & Tayler, Negri Sembilan

Manescau, controller, Banque de ITrido-chine, Saigon

Manhes, J. A., sub accountant, Banque de ITndochine, Shanghai

Manikin, J. M., assit. distribution engr.y Electric Supply dept., Penang

Manley, E. L., manager, Acme Code Co., Shanghai (China), Ld., Shanghai

Manley, J.G. G.,

Manley, N., chief

assist.,clerk,

iinperial Chemical

II.B.M.’s Works,Industries

Shanghai

Manley,

Mann, A.,W.Duro

T., auditor,

Motor Co., Nanking-Shanghai

Ld., Hongkong Raihvay, Shanghai

Mann, G., Imperial Chemical Industries, 'Shanghai

Mann, G.G. C.,

Mann, H., manager,

assistant Eastern

engineer,&Public

Philippines

WorksShipping Agencies, Ld., Manila

Dept., Shanghai

Mann, H., accountant, St. Francis Hotel,

Mann, H. M., secretary, Cathay Land Co.,'Shanghai Hongkong

Mann, I. 0. R., assist., Hongkong and Shanghai Bank, Hankow

Mann, R.,C.assist.,

Manners, Lowe,manager,

M., assist, BinghamHongkong

& Matthews, Shanghai

& Kowloon Wharf & Godown Co., Hongkong

Manners, John, director, John Manners & Co.,

Mannihg, Ei, assist., John D. Hutchison & Co., Hongkong Ld., Hongkong

Manning,

Manning, G.F. C.,J., overseer,

manager,P.W.D China, Record

Hongkong Co., Ld., Shanghai

Manning, J. H., assist, manager. Standard-Vacuum

Manotok, Rutino, mgr., credit dept., Philippine National Oil Co., CebuManila

Bank,

Mansel, F. L., assistant

Mansel-Smith, treasurer,

W., assistant, AsiaticTreasury,

Petroleum Sarawak

Co., Ld., Shanghai

Mansfield, P. W., assist., S. J. David & Co., Shanghai

Mansfield,H.,W. managing

Mansour, R., branchdirector,

mgr., FarTeikoku

EasternSanso

Insurance

K. K., Co.,

KobeLd., Singapore

Mantell, C. K., assist, works manager, China

Mantle, A. J., manager, China Electric Co., Ld., Hongkong Printing & Finishing Co., Shanghai

Marasigin, B., president, General Investment Corpn., Manila

Marcadet, director of Franco-Annamite Schools, Y'unnanfu

Marcal, L. A., Benjamin and Potts, Shanghai

Marcel, C.E.,P,manager,

Marcelo, manager,ManilaPentreath

Land&andCo., Water

HongkongTransp. Co., Inc., Manila

March, A. W., M. a., Hangchow Christian College, Hangchow

March, J. K, architect, Spence, Hobinson & Partners, Shanghai

March, Dr. E. L., Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada, Shanghai

Marchand, Paul, signs per pro., Hirsbrunner ifc Co., Shanghai

Marcheix, A., general mgr., Societe-Francaise des Charbonnages

Marchman, W. R., sub-accountant, National City Rank of New York, du Tonkin,

HarbinTonkin

Marcks, Lothar, merchant & civil engineer, Mukden

Marcus,

Maiden, M.G. L.,

E., managing

chairman, director,

ShanghaiOriental Rill Posting

Tug & Lighter Co., Shanghai

Co., Ld., Ld., Singapore

Marderfeld, M., agent, China Fur Trading Co., Shanghai

Mardulyn, P., sub-acct., Banque Beige Pour 1’Etranger, Tientsin

Margadant, S. V., seety., Ned. Handel Mij Faetorij te Batavia, Batavia

Margerison,

Margoliouth, J.,L.manager,

C., Kunst

manager, PriceSouth

(China), Ld., Insurance

British Shanghai Co., Singapore

Mari, A., manager, & Albers, Harbin

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Mariadoss, D. L., postmaster. Post-Office, Taiping, Perak

Marjoribanks, Dr. E. M., principal medical officer, Sarawak

| Marker, A. E., vice-consul for Norway, & director;, Arphold.ifc Co., Lcl., Hankow

Markert, P. M., engineer-in-charge, Anderson, Meyer & Co., Clanton .

Markevitch, A., manager, Casey

Markham, H., manager, ^-igns per pro, Huttenoach, Lazarus it Sons, Ld., Singapore

Markham,

Marks, R., managar,

A., revenue officer,Walker Turner

Imports & Co,, Ld.,Office,

and Exports Shanghai

Plongkbng '

Marks,

Marks, J.F.,0.,secretary, German Consulate,

acct., Chartered Harbin

Rank of India, Australia and China, Harbin

Marks, It.Hon.

Marler, H. E., chief inspector

H.,'ministeiyGa J Polic’e Headquarters^.Hph'gkong '

nadian‘Legation, Tokyo

Marques,

Marr, J. L.,A.,assistant

Chartered(Tsurumi},

Bank of Standard-Vacuum

India, Australia andOilChina, Kobe

Co., Yokohama

Marr, N.

Marriott, J.,

F. insf.-mgr.,

F., assist, Asiatic

general PetitiTeuhi

manager, Co.,

Sarawak(North China)

Oilfields, Newchwang-

Ld.,Sarawak

Ld.,

Marschall, E., Behn Meyer

Marsh, E.F.,L.,Grenier

Marsh, medical &officer,

Son, Sun

Ld., Life

NegriAssurance

Sembdan06.-of Canada, Shanghai

Marsh, J. W. P., managing, dir., Shanghai Horse Bazaar

[[ Marsh, L. S., sub-acct.,

Marshad-Marsh, Dr. A.National City Bank

Y., medical of New York,

practitioner, Shanghai

Shanghai

j Marshal], A. McE., chairman, McAlister & Co., Singapore

( Marshall, A. C., assist., Lane, Crawford, Ld., Hongkong’

< Marshall,

Marshall, D., C. F.,works

assist., Standard-Vacuum

supt., Hongkong and ChinaOil Co.,Gas.Co.,,Ld.,

Seoul Hongkong .

Marshall, E., Keller & Oo., Ld., Manila.

Marshall, E. L., inst- supt., Standard-Yacuum

Marshall, F. L., director, James Magill & Co., Shanghai Oil Co., Manila

Marshall, G., manager, Singapore Traction Co., Ld., Singapore

Marshall, C. E., assist., Lowe, Bingham & Matthews, Shanghai

Marshall, 0. V. T., sub. mgr., S. J. David & Co., Hongkong

Marshall,

Marshall, H. J. H.M.,W.,assist.,

assist.,Hongkong

HongkongElectric Co., Ld.,Hanking

A Sljaiighai HongkongCorpn., Kobe

Marshall, M., assist., Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Uorporation, Shanghai

Marshall, M. D., installation inspector, Shanghai Power

Marshall, R. Calder, tnang. dir., Calder, Marshall L Co., Ld-, Shanghai Co., Shanghai

Marshall, R. J., medical officer. Sun Life AsSuranfce .Co. of Canada, Shanghai

Marshall, S. F., assist, manager, International Export Co., Ld., Tientsin

Marshall, W. L., assist, general manager, Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.., Hohgkong

Marshall, W.

Marsman, McP., assist.;

J., general Asiatic

manager, Petroleum

Itogon MiningCo.Co.,(North

ManilaChina), Ld., Shanghai

Marsoulies, A. Du Pac de, advocate, Shanghai

Martel, le Comte D. de, Minister, French Embassy, Tokyo

. Martel, E., Consul for Belgium, Seoul

[ Martens,

Marthoud,F.P.,R.,Marthoud

secretary,&Ribeiro & Co., Ld., Singapore

Cie., Shanghai

fj Martin,

Martin, A.

A. E., A., director,

assistant,Mackinnon,

Jardine, Matheson & Co.,

Mackenzie & Co.Hongkong

(Japan), Ld., Kobe

| Martin, A. J., consul for Great Britain and Denmark, Amoy

K1 Martin, A. J. J., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Hongkong

Martin, A. W., manager, D, Ccstetner (Eastern) Ld.. Hongkong

1 Martin, B. L., assist, manager, B. P. de Silva, Ld., Singapore

Martin, C., director, G. H. Slot & Co., Ld., Penang

| Martin, C. D., protector, Protectorate; Jesselton, B.N.B.

I| Martin,

Martin, C.C.Rev.J.,

L.,E.vice-president,

assistant, AsiaticCebu Stevedoring

Petroleum Co., Co.,

Ld., Inc., Cebu

Shanghai

) Martin, W. L., warden, St. Stephen’s

Martin, F. E., assistant, Dodwell & Co., Shanghai College, Hongkong

; Martin, Hugh, director, Noel, Murray Co., Ld., Shanghai

; Martin, H. B., M. J. B, Co., Shuizuoka

Martin, H. E. M., forest manager, Anglo-Siam Corporation, Bangkok

Martin, H. S., assist, accountant, Treasury, Hongkong

F210 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Martin, H. T. J., divisional engineer, Rising Sun Petroleum Go., Ld., Tokyo

Martin, J., director, Slot & Go., Ld., Penang

Martin, J. H., Masters, Ld., Singapore

Martin, J. P., director, G. H. Slot & Co., Ld., Singapore

Martin, Dr. Paul, medical practitioner, Shanghai

Martin, W. B., assist., Guthrie & Co., Ld., Singapore

Martin, W. H., acting chairman, Malayan Collieries, Ld., Selangor

Martindell, Dr. E. W., Sanitary Board, Brunei

Martine,

Martinella,T. A.C., M.,

manager,

manager, Borneo

ItalianCo.,Trading

Ld., Singapore

Co., Tientsin

Martinez, M. Guillermo, charge d’affaires, Legation of Peru, Tokyo

Martins, L. J., secretary, Reparticao de Fazenda Conselhia de Macau, Macao

Marton, O. E. C., solicitor, Deacons, Hongkong

Marx, Edwin, secretary, United Christian Missionary Society, Nanking

Mary, G., Baboud,

Mascunana, Mary &andCie.,secretary,

R., manager ShanghaiRoces & Co., Inc., Manila

Masillon,

Alaslinikoff, A., assistant, Rryner Ac Alining

L., chief electrician, Kailan Administration, Tientsin .

Co., Dairen

Mason, Dr. C., assist, surgeon, Medical Dept., Sarawak

Mason, I., vice-pres., Royal Asiatic

Mason, J., inspector, Municipal Police, ShanghaiSociety, Shanghai

Mason, J.,

Mason, Dr.manager,

J. B., medical Philippine

officer,Sugar

PahangCentrals Agency,Co.,

Consolidated Manila

Pahang

Mason, J. R. H., Philippine National Bank, Manila

Mason, K. A., insurance dept., Jardine, Matheson Ac Co. Ld., Tientsin

Mason, P.M. F.,J., manager,

Mason, assist, mgr., Claude

lower wharf,Neon LightsPetroleum

Asiatic Fed. Inc.,Co.Shanghai

(N.C.), Ld., Shanghai

Mass, H. O., chairman, Singapore Cold Stoage Co.. Ld.,ofSingapore

Mason, S., act. branch mgr., Union Insurance Society Canton, Ld., Sourabaya

Massa, A., J.,manager,

Alassabot, directeur,Italian Alarble

Societe Works,Indochinoise,

tlavraise Tientsin Saigon

Masseboeuf, J., director, Chiffon, Ld., Hongkong

Masseurs, A., managing director, Philips’ China Co., Shanghai

Massey, B. P., assist., Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, Singapore

Massey, W. E. D., 2nd archivist, British Embassy, Tokyo

Massi, Rev., bishop, St. Joseph’s Church, Hankow

Masson, J. R., signs per pro., Butterfield Ac Swire, Hongkong

Master, R. F C., solicitor, Platt, White-Cooper Ac Co.; and dir., Cultry Dairy Co*, S’hai,

Matchin, W. J., assist., Hongkong and Whampoa,Dock Ac Co,, Ld., Hongkong

Mateu, Jose L., Shipping dept., Fernandez Herman os, Inc., Manila

Mather, N. F. P.,H., accountant,

district officer, Larut, Perak

Mathew, C.G.L.,L.China

Matheson, BorneoJardine,

Produce dept., Co'., Ld., Penang As, Co., Ld., Shanghai

Alatheson

Mathews,

Mathews, A. F., senior assistant auditor, Audit Department, Singapore

Matson, F.,V.supt.,

R., accountant, Sime* Darby

Eastern Extension, Ac Co., Ld.,

Australasia and Singapore

China Telegraph Co., Shanghai

Matteson,

Matthew, E.E. S.,L.,managing

general-agent, Amerciati

proprietor, Mail AcLine,

Mathew Co, Kobe

Ld., Singapore

Matthews, A. F., senior assist, auditor, External

Matthews, A. H., assist., Hongkong Ac Shanghai Banking Audit Dept., Singapore

Corpn., Singapore

Matthews, E.C. A.,

Matthews, B., assistant, Taikoo Sugar

assist., Hongkong Refining Banking

and Shanghai Co.y Hongkong

Corpn., Singapore

Matthews, F. de C., jr., National City Bank of New York, Singapore

Matthews, FG. N.,

Matthews, c.a.,mgr.,

E., dis. partner, Lowe,Chemical

Imperial BinghamIndustries

and Matthews,

(China),Shanghai

Ld., Canton

Matthews, Dr. H. D., Allan, Strahan & Kirk, Hongkong

Matthews, J. B., manager, Straits Trading Co., Ld., Perak

Matthews, J. H., surveyor, Lloyd’s Registerof Shipping, Singapore

Matthias, Rev. Bro., dir., St. Joseph’s College; Hongkong

Mattox, E. L., bursar and secretary, Hangchow Christian College, Hangchow

Mattoli,

Mauchan,E.,A. C., consul for Italy,

technical manager, Singapore

Kiangnan Dock and Engineering Works, Shanghai

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F211

Mauerer, K., signs per pro., Deutsche Farben, H. G, Waibel & Co., Hankow

Maughan, B. E., chief clerk, Audit Office, Hongkong,

Maugras, R., minister, French begatiop, Btiiigkok ;

Maunder, F. G., representative, Thomson,& Co., Hongkong

Maurice, M. S., assist'., Americah ExpF0s'41(36i, Inc., Hongkong

Mavel, C., Descours et Cabaud, Saigon

Mavor, G.,C.resident

Mawson, engineer,

G., managing Sandakan

director, LightSuccrs.,

Aldeii’s and Rower Co., Sandakan, B. N. Borneo

Singapore

Max, Schibler, manager, Astor House'Hotel, Shanghai

Maxey, W. E., general agent,- finger' Machine" Cd., Manila

Maxted, H. W., manager, Wilkinson, l ley wood & Clark, Shanghai

Maxwell, A- ,W., engineer, F.M.S. Railway, Kuala Lumpur, SelangOr

Maxwell, J.,

Maxwell, D. assist.,

R., government secretary,

General Post Office,High Court Judge, Sandakan, B.N.B.

Hongkong

Maxwell, J. J., assistant, Hongkong .& Kowloon Wharf & Godowri Co., Ld., Hbngkcng

Maxwell, J. L., editor, China Medieval Journal,

Maxw ell-Hall, Hon. Mr. J., resident, Administrative Shanghai

dept., Sandakan, B. N. Borneo

May, E. A. G., manager, Shanghai Tug and

May, G. T., The K. D. Petroleum Co. of China, Hongkortg Lighter Co., Ld., Shanghai

May, G. W., overseer, Public Works Department, Hongkong

May,, Lv , sign® per pro., Credit Foncier D’Extreme-Orient, Hongkong

May, O., manager, Bodiker ft Co., Hongkong

May, U. D., acting manager, Getz Bros, ft Co., Singapore

May, R. A.,J. managing

Maycock, H., assist.,director,

Hongkong General

ElectricMotors (Japan),

Co., Ld., Ld., Osaka

Hongkong

Mayeda, I., General Motors (Japan), Ld.^ Osaka

Mayell, G. E. R., branch manager,

Mayer, D. W., Consul for UiS.A., Shanghai Ilongkong Fife Insurance Co., Ld., Harbih ;

Mayer, W., manager, Kunst ft Albers, Hankow

Mayes, C. M., sale mgr., Eastern Trading Co., Yokohama

Mayes, C. T., managing-director, Eastern Trading Co., Yokohoma

Mayes, S. M., British American Tobacco Co., Tsingtao

Mayhew,F.J. J.VY.L.,, assist.,

Mayger, manager, ScotiaVacuum

Standard Lubricating Oil-Co.,

Oil Co., Singapore

Hongkong

Maynard, L., consul for U.S. A. and Panama, Singapore

Maynard, R. W. H., clerk to the Chief Justice, Supreme Court, Hongkong

Mayne,

Maze, SirG.F.E.W.,O.,inspector

manager,general,

Ewo Press'Packing

Chinese Maritime Co., Customs,

ShanghaiNanking

Maziere, O., Cie. Franco Asiatique des Petroles,, Yunnanfu

Mazieres, A., Cie Franco-Asiatique des! Petroles, Haiphong

Mazieres, P., Cie Franco-Asiatique des Patroles, Haiphong

Mead,

Mead, J.J. P.,

D., director

partner, ofOsborne

forestry,ft F.M.8.

Ghappel,Forest

Pen akdept., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Mead, L. J., manager, Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Shanghai

Meade, S. M., supt., Edubation Dept., Johore Aftairs, Hongkong

Meade, F., inspector, Secretariat for Chinese

Meade, W., director, Boustead ft Co., Singapore

Meadows, J. E., agent, L. Everett, Inc., Iloilo

Meadows,

Meager, C.R.J.,S.,director,

assist., Dairy

CathayFarm,

LandIceCo.,andLd.,Cold Storage Co., Ld., Hongkong

Shanghai -

Mears, J. W, vice-pres., Philippine Advertising Corporation, Manila

Meathrel,H.,W.secretary,

Meehan, R., assist.,SunImperial Chemical Co,

Life Assui-anee Industries

of Canada(China),

(KatoLd., Shanghai

Branch Office), Tokyo

Mecklenburgh,

Mbdard, J., consul IT- L.,

for British-Aipericap

France, ChungkingTobacco, Co. (China), Ld., Changsha

Medel, D. C., secretary, Tionloc, Inc., Manila

Meeke, H. C., J.assist.,

Meerendonk, L. vanAndrew WeirPacket

den, Royal ft Co., Navigation

Hongkong Co., Singapore

Meerwald, S. F., secretary, Sanitary Board, Perak

Meeu’s, Comte H. de, secretary, Belgiaq Legatiqn, Peiping

Meffan, H. A., assist., Taikoo Sugar Refining Co., Ld., Hongkong

Meffan, N. D., assist., Taikoo Dockyard; and Engineering Co., Hongkong

Mehta, B. D., assist, veterinary surgeon, 'Veterinary Department, Penang

F212 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Mehta, S. B., partner, S. B. Mehta & Go., Kobe

Meier, P., Warner Barnes & Co., Ld., Manila

Meijer, J. D., manager, Holland Asiatic Trading Co., Kobe

Meiklejon, J. C., assist., Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, Shanghai

Meiklereid. E. W., vice-consul for Great Britain, Bangkok

Meinder, H.

Meinich, E., T.,surveyor, Singkep Tin Maatschappy,

assist, commissioner, Chinese Maritime Singapore''

Customs, Antung

Meissner, K., president, K.K.L. Leybold Shokwan, Tokyo

Meister, O., manager, Sulzer Brothers, Shanghai

Mel bye, A., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (South China), Ld., Canton

Meloer, P. J., Crown China Co., Inc., Shanghai

Melchers,

Melchers, C.C. A.,G., sub-accountant,

partner, MelchersNederlandsche

& Co., Hongkong Indische Haodelsbank, Amoy

Melchior, B., consul for Belgium, Kobe

Melchior, J. E., acct., Stromwall, H., Shanghai

Melhuish, A., chairman, British Chamber of Commerce, Harbin

Melkay, Almo G., 1st secretary-interpreter, Italian Embassy, Tokyo

Mellor, C. H., electrical engineer, Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Mellor, W., signs

Mellor, W., surveyor-general

per pro., A. ofR. ohips,

BurkillSingapore

& Sons, Shanghai

Mencarini, J. D., manager, International Correspondence Schools, Manila

Mende, F., agent, Melchers & Co.,, Hankow

Mende, H. G.,M.,manager,

Mendelson, director, Reuter’s,

Berrick &Ld.,

Cm,Tientsin

Yokohama

Mendis, Y. J., partner, Mendis & Ahlip, Penang

Mendoza, A., secy.-treas., Manila Mercantile Co., Inc., Manila

Mennie, A.D.,G.,managing

Menon, director’sdirector, A. S. Watson

secy., League & Co.,Health

of Nations Shanghai

Organisation, Singapore

Mentzel, IN., Melchers & Co., Hankow

Manzel, H., Behn, Meyer & Co , Semarang

Menzi, J., general manager; Menzi ct Co., Inc., Manila

Menzies, I. D., assist, account.,.?. & O. Banking Corpn., Singapore

Merecki, H., merchant, Osaka

Meredith

Meredith, A.G. C.,C., actg. acct., Vehicles

registrar, HongkongDepartment,

& ShanghaiSingapore

Banking Corpn., Selangor

Merie, A. L., manager, Madier, Ribet & Co., Yokohama

Merkel, W. A., attorney, Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Singapore

Merrells,

Merrick, F.,

H. manager, PowellConfederation

W., secretary, & Co., Ld., Singapore

Life Association, Shanghai

Merriman, H., principal warder,

Merriman, M. E., manager, American PrisonExpress

Department, Hongkong

Co., Singapore

Merry, F. A., representative, John Dickinson & Son, Hongkong<& Co., Inc., Manila

Merritt F. L., gen. manager and treasurer, Bailey Stevedoring

Merten, E., Arnhold & Co., Ld , Hankow

Mertens, Dr. A., assist., Bayer, Meister-Lucius YokuhinGomei Kaisha, Kobe

Mertens, Dr. H., dentist, Shanghai

Mertirys, N. G.,

Meschak, P., agent,

consul for Peacock Motion Picture Co., Inc., Peiping

Latvia, Harbin

Mesny, Dr.

Messerli, J., medical practitioner, Hankow

Metcalf, F.E.,P.,assist.,

LingnanSiber,University,

Hegner &Canton

Co., Kobe

Metcalfe, M. A., engr. & mgr., Metcalfe’s Motors, Ld., Perak

Methven, L. M., sub.-acct.,

Metz, H., engineer CharteredFrench

chef du service, BankMunicipal

of India, Austr.

Council,& China,

TientsinCebu

Metzler, Ch., assistant manager, Reinsurance Co'., Rossia of Copenhagen; Shanghai

Meunier, P., commercial agent, Charbonnages du Tonkin, Hongkong

Meurs, H. van, signs per pro., Hooglandt

Meusnier, J.,signs

Meusser,G.0„E., Societeperdespro.,Ciments

Rohde Portland

Hankow

Meyer, assist, general manager, Standard-Vacuum

CantonOil Co;, Shanghai

Meyer, G. M., director, Sea View Hotel, Ld.,Bank,

Meyer, C. M., manager, Deutsch-Asiatische Singapore

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F213-

Meyer, J. G., assistant, Mackintosh & Co., Ld., Hongkong

Meyer, John, manager, Muller & Phipps (Manila), Inc., Manila

Meyer, J. W., merchant, Comes

Meyer, K., assist., John Manners & Co., Canton

Meyer, Kurt, signs p. p., Caiiowitz & Co., Tientsin

Meyer, L. P., joint manager, Nestle & Anglo-Svviss Condensed Milk Co., Makdeu

Meyer, P. A., president, Alhambra Cigar & Cigarette Manufacturing Co., Manila

Meyer, P. E., Kuenzle & S'treiff, Inc., Manila

Meyer, P. R., chief acct., Moody, Mark, L., Shanghai

Meyer, R. M., director, Sea View Hotel, Ld., Singapore

Meyer, V., president and general manager, Andersen, Meyer >fe Qo., Ld., Shanghai

Meyer-Glitza, Ed., partner, Meyer & Co,, Ld., Tientsin

Meyeringh, E. F,, merchant, Diethelm &, Co., and consul for Nether, and Sweden, Saigon;

Meyerink, E. A., manager, Paul I. Fagan & Co., Shanghai

Meyling, K., assistant, East Asiatic Co., Ld., Harbin

Meyrier, J., consul, French Consulate, Shanghai

Michael, A., broker, Shanghai

Michael, A. K., partner, France Import, Hafikow

Michael, D. J., British Resident’s Office, Negri Sernbilan

Michael, W., assist, town planning superintendent, Selangor, F.M.S.

Michaelsen, E., partner, Melchers & Co., Shanghai

Michaelsen, H. C. A., signs per pro., Erdrnan and Sielcken Sourabaya

Michaux, Pierre, manager, Socfin Co., Ld., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Michaux, R. M. E., director, Socfin Co., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Michel, M., agent, Olivier-Chine, Shanghai

Michels,

Michelsen,W.,W.F.,

manager, Michels

dir., N.V. Aug., Tientsin van Blaardena Michelsen, Medan, Sumatra-

Assurantiekautoor

Middleberg, 1). G. E., vice-consul director,

Michielsen, K. W. J., managing Java Bank,

for Netherlands, Batavia

Hongkong

Middlemas, N. A., supt., Land & Survey dept., Sarawak

Middleton, Hugh, Hugh Middleton ife Co., Shanghai

Middleton, H. E., assist, accountant, Municipal Council, Shanghai

Middleton-Smith, J., mgr., International Underwriters, Shanghai

Middleton, W. B. O., director, Middleton & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Midford, W. L., executive engineer, P. W. D., Pahang

Miedbrodtj F., representative, Quaker Oats Co., Osaka

Miesegaes, G. H.,Compagnie

Mihai, B., supt., partner, McNeill & Co.,

Francaise Semarangj Shanghai

de Tramways,

Mikkelsen, H., mgr.. East Asiatic Co., Bangkok;

Milbourne,T. H.J., L.,

Mildren, consul

acting for U.S.A.,

manager, Hankow

Repulse Bay Hotel, Hongkong

Miles, A. H., director, Runnymede Hotel Ld.. Penang

Miles, B. J., mgr. dir., General Motors China, Inc., Shanghai

Miles,

Miles, Charles V., solicitor, Rodyk

F. C., International & Davidson,

Harvester Singapore

Co., Manila

Miles, W., assist., Dairy Farm, Ice & Cold Storage Co., Hongkong

Millar, D. M., actg. agent, Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Batavia

f Millar, J., M.,

Millar, M. secretary, Straits Trading

assist., Mansfield Co., Singapore

& Co., Ld., Singapore

Millar, T. director, Smith, Bell & Co.,

i Millar, W. P., manager, W. P. Millar & Co.,Ld.,Ld., ManilaSingapore

Millard, A. E., Thomson & Co., Tientsin

■ Millard, T. F., director, Qhina Crown Co.-, Inc., ,Shanghai

Millen, S. J., assist’., F.M.S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

1 Miller, C. D., manager, Anglo-Siam Corporation, Ld., Singapore

Miller, E. W., manager for Far East, Lilly Eli & Co., Shanghai

Miller, G. C., sales mgr., Dunlop Rubber Co (Straits Settlements), Ld., Singapore

Miller, G. L., assist, sec., Federated Malay States Railways, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Miller, Hugh,

Miller, G. S., manager,

secretary,Mansfield & Co.,Foreign

British and Ld., Singapore

Bible Society, Seoul

Miller, H. M., assistant, Hongkong & Kowloon Wharf & Co., Hongkong

F214 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Miller, H. P., commercial manager, Gbina Electric Co,* Shanghai

Miller, J. F., assistant, Bradley & Co., Ed., Hongkong

Miller, J. H., Davies & Brooke, Shanghai

Miller,

Miller, J.J. I.,S., registrar-general,

signs per pro., Adamson, Department of Statistics,..Singapore

Gilfillan & Co., Ld., Singapore

Miller,

Miller, R. H., signs per pro., Guthrie & Co., Ld., Singapore Statistical dept., Shanghai

N. F., mgr. of printing office, Inspectorate-Genera,!,

Miller, Ranford S., consul general, American Consulate;Gten0fal, Sfeoul

Miller, Thos. N., mining engineer, Tientsin

Miller, V. E., president and gerieral manager, Philippine Education Co., .Ihc., Manila

Miller, W., assistant manager, Hike Shoe Palace, Manila

Miller,

Miller, W.W. D.L. E., R, works

signs per

mgr.,pro.,Chinese

Butterfield <& Swire,

National AmoyTelegraph Co., Shanghai

Wireless

Milles, J., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India Australia & China, Singapore

Millett,

Milligan,H.E.C.,C.,assistant,

signs perAsiatic Petroletiim

pro., Guthrie & Co.,Co.Singapore

(South China), Ld,, Manila

Milligan, J. R., secretary, Ilbert & Co.,

Millington, Hon. Mr. W. M., resident Councillor, Malacca Ld.,Shanghai

Mill tier, W., mgr., Far East Oxyyen & Acetylene Co., Ld., Bangkok

Mills, C., Banmon & Bailey, Selangor

Mills,

Mills, E.H. S.,A.,manager,

engineer, Standard-Vacuum

Far East AviationOil, C<).,Co.,Ld.,Changsha

Hongkpng

Mills,

Mills, H. W., instal. supb., Standard-VacuumOffice,

H. A., chief accountant, Generat Post Oil Co.,Hongkong

Dairen

Mills, M. E. H. G., assist., Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Cbrpn., Singapore

Mills, P. W. F., acting mgr., Ocean Accident & Guarantee Corporation, Ld., Singapore

Milne, J. M., director, Guthrie & Co., Ld., Singapore Storage Co., Hongkong

Milne, G., assistant secretary, Dairy Farm, Ice & Cold

Milne, O. G. C., manager, Calamba Sugar Estate, Manila

Milne,

Milne, W. R. M., director, Rielley,

J.,D.partner, GeneralSimmons

Rubber Co., Singapore

Milne-Day, L., assist., Hongkong and &Shanghai

Milne, Shanghai

Bank, Saigon

Milton, S. M., consul for U. S. A., Shanghai

Miners, Capt. F., assist, wharf mgr., Holt’s Wharf, Shanghai

Milroy,

Minnebo,W.,F.traffic supt., Singapore

J., manager, printing dept.,Traction Go., Ld;, Post,

£>e Sumatra, Singapore

Sumatra

Minny, C. E., sub-agent, D. Sassoon & Co., Ld., Hankow

Minobe, B., manager, Senda Co.,' Ld., Singapore

Minut'ti, R., manager, Minntti & Cie, Shanghai

Miollis, C. R., local manager, Messagiries Maritime, Shanghai

Miorini, Dr. Albert, medical practitioner, Shanghai

Mir, T. H.A.assistant

Miranda, J. B. de,manager,

GovernorWassiamall

of MacaO and Assomull tfe Co., Hongkong

Miskin, G., director, Gilman & Co)* and vice-consul for Sweden, Hongkong

Miskin, S. C., B.Asiatic

Misselbrook, Petroleum

L., manager, NorwichCo. (North

UnionChina), Ld., Shanghai

Fire Insurance Society, Singapore

Missemer, Geo. W., sub-editor, China Weekly'Review, Shanghai

Misso, E. C-, secretary, Supreme Court, Penang

Missu,

Mistri, E., architect,Phoenix Credit EonCier d’Extreme Orient, Tientsin

Mitchell,N.A.R.,E.mgr., M., signs per Aerated Water Co.,

pro., Harrisons, BarkerSingapore

& Co., Ld., Penang

Mitchell, A.H., c.a., chartered accountant, Fleming & Williamson, Manila

Mitchell,

Mitchell, A.,A. Me. G., assist.,

manager, Furness

Mitchell ■& Co,(FarKobe

East), Ld., Hongkong

Mitchell, A. S., assist., Union Insuranoe Society of Canton, Ld., Shanghai

Mitchell,

Mitchell, C.,C. W., engineer,

manager,Shanghai

EasternPower Co., Shanghai

Import-Export Co., Singapore

Mitchell, D. M., manager, Compagnie Franco Africaine, Let., Shanghai

Mitchell, E.

Mitchell, G.H. N., J. R., district manager, Manufacturers’ LifeCo.,

Insurance Co., Ld-, Hongkong

Mitchell, W., assist., Hongkong

supt.,.Postal and Whampoa

and Telegraph Dept.,Dock

Penang Ld., Hongkong , :

Mitchell, J., assistant, Taikoo Suga,r Refining Co., Hongkong

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F215'

Mitchell, L. M., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co, (North China), Ld., Chungking

Mitchell, R. P., vice-consul for U.S.A., Hankow

Mitchell, T. A., manager, W. R. Loxley & Co., Hongkong hm leave)

Mitchell, T. L., Honigsberg & Son, Fed. Inc., U.S.A., Shanghai

Mitford, E., assist, engineer, Hongkong Tramways, Ld., Hongkong

Mittag, Dr. W., Bohler Keitei Goshi Kaisha, Tokyo

Mix,

Mock,W.,R.,assist.,

Melchers Winckler

& Co., iTsingtao

fe Co., Nagoya

Modde, F., importer & exporter, Peiping

Modi, F. K., manager, R. K. Modi, Hongkong

Mody,

Mody, F. A.H.,N.,billMody & Co., Hongkong

Moebius,F. E., assist.,andWinckler

exchange & broker, Hongkpng

Co., Yokohama

Moelich, jr., Charles F., Wrigley Jr. Co., Wm., Manila

Moeller, L. E., manager, L. E. Moeller & Co., Shanghai

Moffat,

Moffatt,E.A.H.,F., sub-accountant, Chartered Bank Oil

instal. supt., Standard-Vacuum of India, Australia & China, Ipoh, Perak:

Co., Penang

Mogabgab, A., general manager for China, Saydah and Saydah Inc., Shanghai

Mogul, M. A., merchant and commission agent, Singapore

Mohney, R. D., assist., Singer Sewing Machine Co., Osaka

Mohr,

Moir, J.B.,E.,director,

manager,Siemens-Schuckert

P. & O. Banking Denki Kabushiki

Corporation Kaisha, Tokyo

Ld., Shanghai

Moir, J., engr-in-charge, Bumpyo Installation, Rising Sun Petroleum Co,, Ld., Seo ul

Moir,

Moir, T.,

Dr. Haskins & Sells, health

W. J., principal Manilaofficer, Johore Bahru, Johore

Mojdara, M., proprietor, Mark’s Tyre Store, Bangkok

Mojzisek, O., manager, Raymond Antonin, architect, Tokyo

Moke, G. R., acting branch manager, Union Ins. Soc. of Canton, Ld., Canton

Molives, E.,C. E.,

Molland, manager, Credit Foncier d’Extreme

deputy-commissioner, Post Office.Orient,

SwatowShanghai

Molland, H. H., supt. of stamps, Directorate

Moller, Eric, managing director, Moller & Co., Shanghai of Posts, Peiping

Moller, Eric, Jr., assist., Moller & Co., Shanghai

Moller, J. A., Merchant, Shanghai

Moller, K., store dept, supt, Siam Electric Corporation, Ld , Bangkok

Moller, R. B.,attache,

Moller, Th., assist., Denmark

MoUer & Co., Shanghai

Legation, Tokyo

Molloy, F. G., Toyo Babcock Kabushiki, Kaisha, Yokohama

Member, C. A., director efesecty., New Engineering & Shipbuilding Works,.Ld., S’hait

Monaghan, P. J., assist., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpm, Harbin

Monaghan, T. C., purchasing agent, Canadian Pacific S.S.'Co., Hongkong

Moncrieff,

Monical, R.R.J.,L.,mgr.,

assist.,

TexasHongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, Shanghai

Co,, Changsha

Monie, E.E. F.,N,,manager,

Monk, sub-manager, National

Singapore ColdCity Bank Co-,

Storaae of NLd.,

ew York,

PenangHongkong

Monk, G. V., manager, A. C. Monk & Co. (Inc.), Shanghai

Monk,

Monk, W.H. F.,J., British

director,adviser,

Slowe &Land Co., Department,

Ld., ShanghaiKedah

Monkhouse, F. H., accountant,

Monnin, F., Societe des Ciments Portland British Borneo Timberde,Co.,

ArtifxCiels Ld., B.N. Borneo

LYndochine, Haiphong

Monnot, R., Adet, Moss & Co., Yokohama

Montague Smith, R., assist., Imperial Chemical

Montamat, H. E., vice-consul for United States, Nanking Industries (China), Ld., Shanghai

Montargis, M. J. B., exchange and bullion broker, Hongkong

Montgomery, D. G. W., acting assistant supt., Customs, Negri Sembilan

Montgomery, J., acct.. Mercantile Bank of India, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor'

Montgomery,

Montgomery, M. Dr.R.,J. H., supt., Matilda

vice-consul Hospital,

for Great Britain,Hongkong

Hankow

Montilla, C., pres., Isabela Sugar Co., tnc., Manila

Montilla, E., assistant manager, Isabela Sugar Co., Inc., Manila

Montilla,

Montor, A.,Gil.,partner,

vice pres.

Weill& &manager,

Montor,Isabela Sugar Cb., Inc., Manila

Singapore

Montt, Sergio, consul for Chile/Yokohama

F21P FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Moodie, J. R, secretary, Sun Life Assurance,Qo. of Canada, Shanghai

Moodie, R. R, assistant, Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, Shanghai

Moody, Mark L., motor-car dealer, Shanghai

Moon, E. M., civil engineer, Naval Dockyard, Hongkong

Moon, R., sub-agent, Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China, Perak

Mooney, P. C., manager, John D. Hutchison & Cp., Canton

Moore, A. C., assistant, Lowe, Bingham A Matthews, Shanghai

Moore,

Moore, B. J. de PL,commissioner,

assistant supt.Chinese

engr.,Maritime

Asiatic Petroleum Co, fS.C.X Ld., Hongkong

Moore, C.C. B.E., W.,

engineer, Public Works Department,Customs,

HongkongWuchow

Moore, F.E., C.assist.,

Moore, Taikoo Malayan

J., director, DockyardDistributors,

and Engineering Co., Hongkong.

Singapore

Moore, F. J., Mustard & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Moore, H., director, Midland Investment Co., Ld., Shanghai

Moore, J. XL, assist., Mercantile Bank of India, Ld., Kuala, Lumpu^Selangor

Mopre,

Mobre, N.

RT.M.,M..manager,

secretary,American

Torrejon,Foreign

JurikaInsurance

& Co., Inc,,Association,

ZamboangaTientsin

Moore, L., president, Sugar News Co. and

Moore, R. S., mgr., United Press Association, Manila Sugar News Press, Manila

Moore, W. B.J., A.,

Moorhead, deputyMaritime

Chinese director,Customs,

Medical Popchow

and Sanitary Service, Hongkong

Moorthy, M.S.N.M7, mgr., printing Dept., Times of Malaya, Press, Ld., Perak

Moote, L. E., cir. mgr., Manila, Daily Mullet in, Manila

Morales, E., supt., Rozal Cement Co., Manila

Morant,

Morbini,A.,A.F.,vice-consul

A.accountant,

C., manager,Italian

ChinaBank

Industrial Corporation,

for China, Shanghai Hdngkohg

Morch, for Denmark, Shanghai

Morcher, J. W., assist, accountant, Municipal Council, Shanghai

More, G. R., Union Imsurance Society of Canton, Ld., Shanghai

Moreau,A.,L.,Compagnie

Morel, assistant, Ogliasbro et Cie.,

de Comroeree et deLouis, Haiphong

Navigation d’Extreme-Orient, Saigon

Moreno, R, vice-president, Bank of the Philippine Islands, Manila

Morey,

Morford,J. J., manager, Morey & Co., Singapore

Morgado, H.Y. F., M.,accountant,

consul-generalChartered Bank ofCanton

for Portugal, India, Australia and China, Saigon

Morgan, G.,

Morgan, C. D., controller,

acting Government

exec, engr., Monopolies

Public Works. Department,

Department, LowerSingapore

Perak

Morgan, H., assist., Lowe, Bingham & Matthews, Shanghai

Morgan, H. C., actg. commissioner, Chinese Maritime

Morgan', J. E., chief inspector, Public Works Dept., Shanghai Customs, Wuchow

Morgan, L. E., assistant, Dodwell ,& Co., Ld., Hongkong

Morgan,

Morgan, L.P. G., assist, master,

C., overseer, PublicQueen’s

Works College, Hongkong

Dept., Hongkong

Morgan, V. C. N., supt., Commercial Pacilic Cable Co., Manila

Morgan,

Morgan, W. H., accountant, National City BankFed..

W. A., branch manager, Frazar & Co., inc.,U.S.A.,

of New Dairen

York, Hongkong

Morgens tern, N. F., manager, General Film Exchange,

Morgenstern, O., representative, Jaffe & Sons, Ld., Shanghai Inc., Hongkong

Morbaus, J. M., manager,

Mori, S.,L.,managing Nederlandsch Indische Handelsbank, N.Y., Hongkong

Moriez, fonde dedirector.

pourvoir,Golden

BanqueStar Co., Tientsin

de 1’Indo' chine, Saigon

Morillean, R., Societe des Ciments Portland Artific. de L’lndo-chine, H’phong

Marison, D., manager, Dodwell & Co,, Ld., Shanghai

Morland, O., third secretary, British Embassy, Tokyo

Morley,

Morley, D.A., W.,editor, Shanghai

lecturer, Times,engineering,

mechanical Shanghai University, Hongkong

Morley, L. J., apothecary, Medical Dept., Hongkong

Morley, W„J.assistant,

Morphett, assist,A.supt.,

W.,resident, S. Watson

Survey&B.dept,

Co., Hongkong

Perak

Morrell, E. W., Sandakan,

Morris, A. M. Scott, agent, Jardine, Matheson N. Borneo & Co., Ld,, Foojchow

Morris, I.Dr.T.,H.,official

Morris, Medical Practitioner,

receiver, H.B.M.’sShanghai

Supreme Court for China, Shanghai

 FOREIGN kESIDENTS F2I7

Morris, J. H., merchant, Seoul

Morris, J. W., assistant, Dollar Steamship Line-, Hohgkong

Morris, R. E., installation engineer, Electricity Dept., Municipality, Singapore

Morris, R. E. R., director, China Soap Co., Ld.', Shanghai

Morris; Wm., British’ American TpbaccOj Co,', Ed., Shanghai

Morris, W. J., overseer, Hongkong Land Investment & Agfehcy Co., Ld., Hongkong

Morrison,

Morrison, C.E. L.,B., managing

assist., Kerdirector, York Shipley Iiic„ Snsinghai

& Co., Manila

Morrison, E. R., assist., L. Moore & Co.,’Ld

Morrison, J. A. D., assist., Hongkong and Shanghai , Shanghai Banking Corporation; Shanghai

Morrison, J. D., Boustead & Co., Ld., Singapore

Morrison, K., treasurer, Erlanger & Galinger,

Morrison, K. S., director, Bradley

Morrison, M., assist., Taikoo Dockyard, and Engineering Co., HOnglfong

Morrison, R„

Morrison, P., assistant, Jardine, and

assist., Hongkong Matheson & Co., Ld.,Cbg.Ld.,

Whampoa'Dock Hongkong Hongkong

Morrison, R. G., assist., Malcolm & Co., Shanghai

Morrison, T. S„ surveyor, Lloyd’s Register of Shipping, Hongkong

Morrison, W. A., assist., Harrisons & Croplield (Borneo) Ld., Sandakan, B. N. Rorrico

Morriss,

Morriss, Gordon, partner,North Lester, Johnson & Mortiss, Shanghai

Morrow, H.Dr.E.,R. director,

D„ assist, med. China

officer.Daily

MedicalNews anailierald,

Dept., SingaporeShanghai

Morse,

Morse, F.A.,S.,assist., Hongkong

surveyor, Kobe and Shanghai Bank, Hongkbng

Morse,

Morten,L.F.K.,J., acting districtof officer,

1st director Mukah,

Education, S.S.Sarawak

<&' F. M. S., Singapore

Mortensen, Dr. Ralph, manager, Lutheran

Mortimer, J. F., secretary. J. Llewellyn k Go., BookLd.,Concern.

ShanghaiHankow

Mortlock, D. W., assist., Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, Singapore- ri

Morton, A. B. S., partner. Mansergh & Taylor, Negri Sembilan

Morton, C. V., agent, L. Everett, Inc., Cebu

Morton,

Morton, F.G. T.,A., accountant,

works manager, Hongkong

Dunlopand Shanghai

Rubber Hotels,

Co. (Far East),Ld.,Ld.,Shanghai

Kobe- ■

Morton, H., assist., Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co., Ld. Hongkong

Morton, J., mgr., Harrisons k Croslield,

Mosch, A., signs per pro., Leybold Shokwan, Tokyo Ld., Medan, Sumatra

Mose, C., assistant, Dodwell & Co., Ld., Hongkong

Mosel, R., lilies & Co., Tokyo

Moseley,

Moser, G.W.A.,M., supt., The Texas

representative, Co., (China),

Employer’s Ld.,-Tientsin

Liability Assurance Corpn., Ld., Singapore.

Moser, R., manager,

Moser, X., Henry Levy, Inc.,& Manila

Nestle Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Co,, Kobe ,

Moses, A. E., general Merchant* Shanghai

Moses, M. J., manager, E. D. Sassoon & Co., Shanghai

Mosher, J. S., vice-consul for America, Tientsin

Moss, A. W., Mustard & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Moss, B., China Underwriters, Ld., Soiirabaya

Moss, C. H., Adet, Moss & Co., Kobe

Moss,

Moss, G.G. C.,

C., assist.,

station China

officer.Light

Government

k PowerFire Go.,Brigade,

Hongkong Hongkong

Moss, G. S., c.b.e., consul, H.B.M. Consulate, Port Edward*, Weihaiwei

Moss,

Moss, J.J. W.,

E., signs per. pro.,

manager, IT. S.Strachan

Rubber Export Co.,-Shanghai Ld., Kobe

Moss, R. E., pres., Japan Steel Product

Moss, S. H., partner, Derrick Jz Co;, Singapore Co., Ld., Jr Consul for Paraguay, Yokohama

Mossop,

Mossop, A.H. G.,S. V.,H.B.M. Crown

solicitor, Advocate

Johnson, Stokes for kChina,

Master,Shanghai

Hongkong

Mostaert,

Motley, E., secretary, Credit Foncier d’Extreme Orient, Tientsin

Mott, G.R.E.,Hunter, Commission

China representative, Agent, Yokohama

Maclaine Sugar Co., Ld., Shanghai

Mouat, J. L., Thos. Cook & Son, Ld., Peiping

Mouat, J. R. Kay, professor of physiology, Medical College, Singapore

Mould, J., accountant, British Municipal Council, Tientsin

;F218 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Mousley, H., superintendent, Shanghai Telephone Co., Ld., Shanghai

.Mouton, A., signs per pro., Olivier Chine, Shanghai

Moutrie, G.S.C.,D.,Hongkong

Mouttapa,

Cie Franco-Asjatique Rank,Petroles,

Hongkong

Haiphong

Mowat,

Mowbray, G. A. de C. de, district officer of& India,

W. J., sub-accountant, Chartered Bank supt. ofAustralia

Prisons,andPerak

China, Shanghai

Mowll, W. R., manager, Reuter’s, Ld., Shanghai

Moxon, H. W., signs per pro., Adamson', Gilfillan Co., Ld., Singapore

Moyler, A. D., Moyler, Powell, & Co., Peiping

Moysey,

Moysey, G.H. K., director,Moysey

J., director, H. J. Moysey

’& Co., &Shanghai

Co., Ld., Shanghai

Mozar, E. M., secretary, Master’s Ld., Singapore

Mozar, E. G., managing director, Master’s Ld., Singapore

Muccio,E.J.E.,J.,assist.,

Muck, consul Reuter,

for IT.S.A., Foochow & Co., Hongkong

Brockelmann

Muckel, H., manager, N. V. Handel Mij. Gestetner, Soerabaya

Mudie, N. D., judge, Supreme Court,.Seremban, Negri Sembilan

Mueller, A. H., Arnhold & Co., Ld., Tientsin

Mueller, Dr. C-, Waibel & Co., Shanghai

Mueller, E., Kuenzle & Streiff, Inc., Manila

Mueller, H., Liebermann, Waelchli & Co., Osaka

Mueller,

Mueller, J.H. H.,H.,assistant

assist., Siemens China Co.,Dessicated

mgr.,Stickstoff

Philippine HongkongCocoanut Corpn., Zamboanga

Mueller-Funck, F., Deutsche Handelsgesellschaft, Foochow

Mueller-Kaiser, F. M. E., Norddeutscher Lloyd, and Melchers & Co., Tientsin

Muhle, L., signs per pro., Huygen G. E., Canton

Muir, H. M., assist., Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co., Shanghai

Muir, H. N., supt., Shanghai Electric Contruction Co., Ld., Shanghai

Muir, J. B. G., F.R.d.s., medical officer, Kailan Mining Administration, Tientsin

Mulcahy,

Mulder, K.W.,F„assist, master,

manager, Central British

Netherlands SellingSchool, Hongkong

Organisation, Dairen

Muldoon, A. G., assist, mgr., American Foreign Insurance Association, Shanghai

Mullaney, E. B., assist., Smith, Bell & Co., Ld., Manila

Mullard, R. F., assist, commr of Police, Coast, Selangor

Mullen, Nicholas E., president, Peoples Bank & Trust Co., Manila

Muller, J., director, Oriental Purchasing Co., Kobe

Muller, K. F., engineer, Mei Yah Trading Co., Shanghai

Muller,

Muller, O.R. A.Paludan, director,headChristiani

Wolterbeek, agent N.Y.& Nielsen, Bangkok

Heybroeck’s Groothandel, Batavia

Muller, W., assist., Warner, Barnes & Co., Ld., Iloilo

Mullin, D. Me., acct., Asiatic Petroleum Co.,

Mullins, H. L., manager, Chartered Bank of India, Australia(Siam), Ld., Bangkok

and China, Kobe

Mumford, E. W., assist, commissioner of Police, Selangor

Mundell, H. D., solicitor, Sisson A Delay, Singapore

Mundie, A., assist., Bangkok Times Press, Bangkok

Mundie, H.W. H.,H.,assist.,

Mundy, Bangkok Times &Press, Bangkok

MunM, J. P., manager, Dodwell Banque deCo., Ld., Hongkong

ITndo-chine, Yunnanfu

Munn, F. E. G., assistant, Butterfield & Swire, Shanghai

Munro, D., British American Tobacco Co., iLd., Shanghai

Munro, D. H., assistant, Deacon & Co., Canton

Munro,

Munro, J.,

J. F.,assist., Hongkong

surveyor, Cornesand& Co.,

Shanghai

YokohamaHotels, Ld., Shanghai

Munro,

Munro, W.,W. K.,advocate andHarrisons

assistant, solicitor, Allen & Gledhill,

& Crosfield, Malacca

Ld., Sumatra

Munro-Faure,

Munroe, P.

D., assist., H., assist, manager,

Taikoo DockyardLight Asiatic Petroleum

and Engineering Co.,Hongkong

Co., Tientsin

Munton,

Muraour,D.P. W., V., manager,

manager, Sandakan

Hotel Plaza, ShanghaiCo., and China Light Co., Hongkong

Murdoch, A.,

Murdoch, D. A.,assistant, Jardine,

supervisor, Matheson

Eastern & Co.,Telegraph

Extension HongkongCo., Ld., Penang

Murer, Fr., vice consul for Norway, Swatow

Muriel, H. E., sub-agent, Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, Penang

 FORES-GX RESIDENTS 1

Murphy, D. Y., assist. Comm-issioiver bf Police, Sarawak

Murphy, E. O., accountant, Hongkong and Shanghai: Motels,; Ld-^ Hongkong

Murphy, E. J., divisional supt. of Schools, Iloilo

Murphy, G., sales manager, Dunlop Rubber Go. (Far East), Ld., Kobe

Murphy,

Murphy, J.G. D.,

P., assistant,

overseer, Public

Canadian Works dept.,Railway

Pacitic Hongkong •

Co., Shanghai

Murphy, John H., manager, Houston Rubber Co., Manila

Murphy,

Murphy, L.T., N., acting

assist, sub-manager,ofHongkong

superintendent and.Shanghai Bank, Hongkong

Police, Hongkong

Murphy,

Murray, T. E., in-charge of Police, Labuan,, B.N,B.

Murray, G.D., R.,sub-acct Chartered

meterv supt., ChinaBank

Lightof&India,

PowerBangkok

Co. (1918 ), Ld., Hongkong

Murray, 1. N., distribution engineer^ China Light and Power Col, Ld., Hongkong' "

Murray, J. M., Commercial Union,Assurance

Murray, M. A., agent, Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Co., Ld., Shanghai

Corpn., Sotii'abaya

Murray, M. M., supt. engineer, Butterfield

Murray, R. D., manager, The Chartered Bank of India, & Swire, Shanghai

Australia & China, Shanghai

Murray, R. H., agent, Douglas, Lapraik & Co., Amoy

Murray, W. C., accountant, Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, Singapore

Murrell,

Murrell, E.Y. B.,

G., medical

assistant,officer,

A. S. General

Watson .Hospital, Singappre

& Co., Hongkong

Murrow, Lt.-Col. H. L., .ctkirruan,. ’Hongkong Daily Tress, Ld., Hongkong

Murthy, M. N., manager, Times of Malqya, Press, Ld., Perak

Muschamp, E. G. de, Brickworks supt., Malayan Collieries, Ld., Selangor

Musgjerd,

Musgrove, I. O., assistant, NationalShanghai

City^Bank of New York, Tokyo

Muskett, W.F. H.A.,B.,chief inspector,

assist., Hongkong Electric Waterworks Co,, Ljd.,

Co., Ld., Hongkong Shanghai

Mutoh, T. K., director, Dunlop Rubber Co,, Kobe

Muspratt-Williams, R. T., Imperial Chemical Industries, Shanghai

Mussabhoy,

Musschenbroek, T. M.,S. F.Mussabhoy

van, manager, Y Co., Ld., KobeBank, Bengkalis, Sumatra

De Javasche

Musser, G., manager, Henry Musser, Manila

Musso, F. P., partner, Calafcroni, Hsieh & Co., Shanghai

Musso, Com. G. D., barrister, Musso, Fischer & Wilhelm, Shanghai

Mustaive, W. T., office manager, Libby, McNeill & Libby, Manila

Mustaros, J., manager, Vendrell, Mustaros k Co., Kobe

Mustoo, J. F., assistant, Frazar, Federal InC.‘, Tientsin

Myers, F. H., vice-president, Luzon Brokerage Cb., Inc., Manila

Myers, Jay W., General Merchant, Tokyo

Myers, L. W., surveyor, Survey Office, Johore

Myers, W. R., commissioner, Chinese Maritime Customs, Tsingtao

Myles,

Myles, J.J. B.,

B., chancellor, Peruvian

signs per pro., Consulate,

Paterson, Simons Singapore

& Co., Ld., Singapore

Mylo, A., assist,, Little, Adams and Wood, Hongkong

Naef, W., A.,

Naether, special

Poldirepresentative, Society of Chemical Industry in Basle, Hongkong

Steel Works, Shanghai

Naess, B.. assistant, Karsten, Larssen

Naftaly, H., manager, Beck, Inc., Manila

Nahorg, Eugenio, assist, mgr., Public Sendee Cr°dit Bureau, Manila

Nahorg, Juan (attorney), genl. mgr., Public Credit Service Bureau, Manila

Nair, Y. K., manager, Brooke Bond India, Ld., Singapore

Naismith, F.W.H.C.,M.,

Nakhoda, partner, Ker k Co.,F.Manila

sole proprietor, M. Noordin & Co.,-Singapore

Nakhoda, H. A., manager,

Namazie, G. H., sole proprietor, F. M. M.

Noordin & Co., Singapore

A. Namazie, Singapore

Nanayakara, M. W. J., merchant, Singapore

Nancollis, agent, Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ld., Yokohama -

Nankiwell,

Nantz, L. E.,K.,vice-president,

executive engineer, P. W. D„Brokerage

International SingaporeCo., Inc., Manila

Napier, N. L., mgr., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China), Ld., Tsingtao

Napier, W., manager, British Cigarette Co., Shanghai

Nash, Charles R., assist, manager, Aluminium, Ld,, Shanghai

Nash, D. R., supervisor, Eastern Extension Telegraph Co., Hongkong

lF2S0 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Nash, E. D., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co., (North China) Ld., Chinkiang

Nash, E. T. E., engineer, Public Works Dept., Hongkong

Nash,

Nash, G.F. E., Woo and Saunders

C., partner, Nash, Hongkong

& Macphail, Singapore

Nash, G. H., chairman, Sanitary Board, Kinta, Perak

Nash,

Nash, R., manager,

W. B., Lovsted

assistant, & Co.,

Reiss, Manila

Massey & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Nathan, E. M., general broker, Singapore

Nathan, J. S., partner, Etlin & Co., Singapore

Nathan, R. G., accountant, Labour Department, Penang

Nathan, S. M., mgr., Tong Lam & Co., Singapore

Nathans, M., manager, Bell’s Asbestos Eastern Agency, Ld., Singapore

Nation,

Nauman, W., director, Slowe Surgeon,

& Co., Ld.,Shanghai

Shanghai

Navij, M.,Dr. V. F.,chancellor,

acting Dental Netherlands Legation, Bangkok

Nazer, A. P., director, Millington, Ld., Shanghai

Neale,

Neave, F.W.H.,J. F.,wireless supt., Butterfield & Swire,Co., Hongkong

Neckehnan, K., acct.,

consulFederated

for DenmarkEngineering

and Northern Ld.,Featherworks,

Kuala Lumpur, Ld.,Selangor

Canton

Nedden, Waller zur, agent, Holstein

Nee, T. M., director, Magill & Co., Shanghai & Co., Mukden

Needa, V., accountant, Cornabe, Eckford &

Needham, J. E., deputy commissioner of Public Works, ShanghaiCo., Tsingtao

Neidt, O., secretary, German Consulate, Hongkong

Neier, H., signs the firm, G. E. Huygen, Canton

Neijhoff, A., assist, secy., Governor’s office, Medan- Sumatra

Neil, W. H. E., assist, supt., Survey dept., Kedah

Neill, F. J., engineer, Green Island Cement Co., Hongkong

Neilson, L. P. E., works manager, Shanghai Ice & Cold Storage Co., Ld., Shanghai

Nelson, C. B., surveyor and engineer, Manila

Nelson,

Nelson, E.C. A.,

C., mgr.-in-charge,

manager, BeltingDaily and Farm

LeatherCo.,Products

Ld., Canton

Association, Inc., Shanghai

Nelson, E. W., attorney, Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Saigon

Nelson, R. S., managing director, Stanton Nelson & Co., Ld.,Ld.,Singapore

Nelson, R., China Produce dept., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Shanghai

Nemazee, M. M,, merchant, Hongkong

Nesbit, G. R., accountant, United Engineers, Ld., Singapore

Nessiin, M.

Nessim. J. S.,S.,director,

manager,J. J.S. S.Nessim

Nessim

Kobe

Netland, P. A., assist., American

Neubourg, P. H., proprietor and manager, Express Co., Inc., Hongkong

Neubourg Motor Service Co., Shanghai

Neumann, J., manager, Oriental Hotel, Mukden

Neumann, M., “Sapt” Textile Products, Ld., Shanghai

Neville,

Neville, D. A., correspondent, The Boardforof United

Underwriters

States ofof America,

New York,Tokyo

Harbin

Neville, F.Edwin L., counsellor,

C., overseer, PublicEmbassy

Works Dept., Hongkong

Neville, G. A., manager, Nickel & Lyons, Ld., Yokohama

Neville,W.H.R.,J.,mgr.

New, H. J. Neville & Co., Harbin & Co., Ld., Singapore

Newbiggin, D. L., for Far.East,

assistant, Dickinson

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld., Hongkong

Newbill H. E., manager, F. R. Hailing Co., Tsingtao

Newbould, W. H., vice-consul for Great

Newbronner, C. H. T., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Britain, Co.(Senggora), BangkokLd., Changsha

(North China),

Newcomb, A. C., manager, Central Agency,Ld., Shanghai

Newcomb, A. S., asst, acct., British American Tobacco Co. (China), Ld., H’kow

Newcomb, D. de B., sub-agent, Chartered Bank, Kuala Kangsar, Perak

Newell, F. T. S., partner, Lyall & Evatt, Singapore

Newhouse,

Newill, E., executiveJ. B.,

Lieut.-Comdr. engineer, Publicdeputy

n.s o., R.N., Worksharbour-master,

Department, Hongkong

Hongkong

Newman, P. L, manager, The Gloucester, HongkongShanghai

Newman, K. E., solicitor, Teesdale, Newman & Co.,

Newmeyer,C. Wm.

Newson, L., repres.,

C., secty,, WestinghouseTobacco

British-American International Electric

Co., (China), Ld.,Co., Tokyo

Shanghai

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Newton, A. W., woollen merchant (British Overseas Shippers, Ld.), Kobe

Newton, I., medical officer, Medical Dept., Hongkong

Newton,

Newton, J.J. D., managing director,

E., vice-consul Radio

for U.S.A., Service Co. of Malaya Ld., Singapore

Nagoya

Neyer, W. S., supervisor, L. E. Hudec, Shanghai

Neyland, B., supt. of mails, General Post Office, Singapore

Neyrone, Comm. L., Italian Municipal Council, Tientsin

Nichell,

Nicholas,G.B.D.,P.,branch

managingmanager,

partner,Manufacturers

B. P. NicholasLife& Sons,

Insurance Co., Shanghai

Selangor

Nicholas, H. T., state engineer, P. W. D., Negri Sembilan

Nicholas, Dr. W. A., health officer, Malacca

Nicholls, F. M., Jardine Engineering Corp., Ld., The, Hongkong

Nicholls, G. A., assist,, China Light & Power Co., Hongkong

Nichols, H. D., vice-president, Manila Cordage Co., Manila

Nicholson, J. G., director, Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ld., Shanghai

Nicholson, L. F., engr, (Kowloon Works), Hongkong and China Gas Co., Ld., Hongkong

Nicholson, O. D. engineer, General Electric Co., Ld., Tientsin

Nicol, A., engineer, Public Works Dept., Hongkong

| Nicol, C. H., assistant supt. of Police, Singapore

; Nicolas, G., Wines & Spirits Merchant, Peiping

Nicolson, M., medical practitioner, Drs. Allan, Strahan and Kirk, Hongkong

: Nielsen, A., import department, East Asiatic Co., Ld., Bangkok, Siam

| Nielsen, Nielsen, H.,B., engineer,

manager, Siam Cement Co.,

Oppenheimer Bangkok

Casing Co., Ld., Tientsin

1 Nielsen, H., works manager, Siam Cement Co., Bangkok

Nielsen, L. H., Honigsberg & Son, Fed. Inc., U.S.A., Shanghai

Nielsen, O. C., Philco Sales Corporation, Shanghai

Nielsen, T., president and general manager. Pure Cane Molasses Co., (P.I.), Inc., Manila

Nielson, L., proprietor, Nielson Sales Co., Manila

Niemann, J., lilies Co,, Tokyo

Nietman, L., claim agent, Dollar Steamship Line, Yokohama

Nieuwenhuis,

Nieuwenlmyse,H„J. manager, Royalmgr.,

A. J. W., actg. Netherlands Indian Airways,Batavia

Java-China-Japan-Lijn, Batavia

Nigel, F.

Niggemann, G., solicitor,

W., proprietor,Johnson, Stokes &, Master, Hongkong

Nihill T. J., assist, manager, W. Niggemann

American & Co.,and

Hardware Chefoo

Plumbing Co., Manila

Nijhoff, B. H., cashier, Netherlands Trading (Society, Hongkong

Nikkels, J., surveyor, Singkep Tin Maatschappy, Singapore

Nilsson,

Nimz, C.,F.partner,

L., partner,

Hugo Robb

Dau &andCo.,Nilsson,

TientsinPenang

Nipkow, P., signs per pro., Rudolph & Co., Yokohama

Nisbet,

Nisbet, J.G., assist:, Taikoosecretary,

Dockyard andEastern

Engineering'Assurance'

Co., Hongkong

j! Nisbet, W.,D.manager,

P., assist,Anglo FrenchGreatTrading Co.,Life Ld., Penang Co., Ld., Singapore

• Nish, H., assist.

Niskanen, Swornconsul

V., actg. measurer,

generalHongkong

for Finland, Shanghai

l} Nissim,

Nissen, C., A., manager, Loxley&&Taylor,

partner, Moxdn C., Canton

Hongkong

I Nissim, E., Nissim & Co., Shanghai

I Nixon,Niven, C.F. A.,

A., postal commissioner, Post Ld.,

director, McAlister & Co., Office,Singapore

Tsinan

[' Nixon, F. H. B., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co.Co.,(P.I.), Ld., Cebu

J Noakes, J. L., surveyor, Survey Dept., Sarawak Inc., Cebu

Noakes, F. M., president, Cebu Stevedoring

| Noble, C., sen. assist, supt., Revenue Survey Branch, Kinta, Perak

?p: Nobbins,

Noble, A.H.,E.,general

partner,manager,

Horne Sarawak

and Nobbins, Shanghai

Noble, A.F.K. H.,

; Noble, attorney,Canadian

E., assist., Standard-Yacuum Oilfields,

GovernmentOilTradeCo., Ld., Sarawak

Manila

Commissioner, Hongkong

ji Noeltinsr,

Nolan, V. F.C.’,A.partner,

M., director,

Evatt E.& Co.,

I. DuPenang.

Pont de Nemours Co., Inc., Shanghai

I Nolasco, Dr. Luis, Barrister-at-Law, Macao

i Noll, G. F, H., accountant, Basel & Frey, Peiping

¥222 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

:

Nolte, Dr. A., partner, Carlowitz & Go., Hongkong

Noltenius, C., signs per pro., Erdman & Sielcken, Sourabaya

Noordaa, J. van der, manager; Lindeteves-StokVjs;'Ipoh,.-'Perak'

Nordmark, I,, engineer, Gadelius & Co., Tokyo

Nordstrom. E., commissioner, Post ‘office, Caiitpn

Nord, Dr. E., minister, German Legation, Bangkok

Normann, W. von, manager, The Ekman Foreign Agencies Ld., Shanghai

Norgaard, H., manager, Christiani & Nielsen ( Siam ), Ld., Bangkok

Norgaard.B.,O.accountant,

Norman, S., signs perTransmutograph,

pro., East Asiatic-Co., ShanghaiLd., Singapore

Normann, W. von, manager, Ekman Foreign Agencies, Ld., Shanghai

Normington, F., assist., Hongkong 'Electric Co., Hongkong

Noronha,

Noronha, J.A. E.,F., manager,

assist., Credit

Cinema, Foncier

Ld., d’Extre.me-Onent,

Hongkong Hongkong

Noronha, J. M., signs per pi' o .. Credit Foncier D’Extrdmje

Norris, E. C., assist., General Electric C'o- (of China), Ld., Hongkong Orient, Hongkong

North, P. A., British Legation} Peiping

North, R. A. C., Colonial Secretariat; Hongkong

North, W., managei’, National City Bank of New York, Tientsin

Norton,

Norton, J.J. W.,

D. A.,assist,

manager,-Sale

mgr., Linotype A Co.,andLd.,Machinery,

Seoul Ld., Shanghai

Norton. W. R., assist.. Harrisons & Crosfield, Ld., Sumatra

Nose, Y., manager, Kjellberg Kabushjki Kaisha, Osaka

Notley, Comdr.E. J.A.,T.proprietor,

Nottingham, B., MarineShanghaiMagistrate, Singapore

Times, Shanghai

Notton, J., Consul de France, French Legation, Bangkok

Novelly, H. V., manager for China, Poldi

Nowacki, F. A., Netherlands Harbour Works Co., Mukden Steel Works, Shanghai

Nowers, W. A., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co., Hongkong

Nufer, W., signs per pro., Society of Chemical Industry in Basle, Shanghai

Nugent, C. E., supt.

Nuland, assist,ofgeneral

surveys, Survey Texas Office, Co.,

Johore

Numans,L.C.,H.,shipping manager,manager,Klaasen Co.. Batavia Ld., Shanghai

Nunes, Dr. A. Correa, medical practitioner, Macao

Nunes,Major

Nunn, A. H.,R.deputy assist,director,

L., deputy supt.. Trade andWorks

PublicMoji Customs,

Dept.,Kuching,

SingaporeSarawak

Nutter, Horace, manager, Nutter

Nuttall, E. F., assist., Dodwell & Co., Hongkong

Nuttall, M., director, Chiffon, Ld., Hongkong

Nuzum, L. J., partner, Blad cfe McClure, Kobe

Nyborg, N., plant supt., San Miguel Brewery Inc., Manila, P.I.

Nyholm, S. H., Naval Architect, Tokyo

Nyhuus,

O’Bolger,H.,R. assist.,

E., manager,Thoresen

Eastman & Co.,Kodak

Ld., Hongkong

Co., Shanghai

O’Brien, lawyer, Harvey & O’Brien Lawyers, Manila

O’Byrne, Dr. J. K., medical dept., Sandakan,

O’Claviez, manager, sales dept., Cie. Franco-Asiatique British North Borneo Saigon

des Petroles,

O’Connell, B. M., supt., Prison Department, Trengganu

O’Connell. J., supt'., Trade & Customs, Selangor

O’Connor, E.K. T.,

O’Connor, K., mgr., Metro

partner, Drew Goldwvn-Mayer of Malaya, Singapore

& Napier, Singapore

O’Connor,

O’Connor, M.

M. G.,

P., assist,

medical master,

officer, Queen’s

Selangor College, Hongkong

O’Connor,

O’Driscoll, R.Dr.J.F.P..O.,general

medicalmanager. Crystal, Hospital,

officer, General Ld., Tientsin

Singapore

O’Farrell, A. C., executive engineer,

O’Flynn, proby. assist, commissioner, Police P. W. D., Penangdept., Negri Sembilan

O’Gorman, T., secretary. Land Investment Co., Ld., Tientsin

O’Hara,

O’Harow, F. M.. Liverpool, London and GlobeII.S. Insurance

Dept, ofCo.,Commerce,

Tokyo Shanghai

O’Keiffi D.E.A.,W.,assist,

assist,Thetrade

Chase commissioner,

Bank, Hongkong

O’Neill, Dr. G., medical practitioner, Tientsin

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F223

•O’Neill, H., manager, Cie. Franco-Asiatique des Fetroles, Saigon

O’Neill, W., agent, Reuters, Ld., Shanghai

O’Shaughessy, P. J., medical officer, General Hospital, Singapore

O’Young, J., Palmer & Turner, Shanghai

Oanca, D. T., Larsen & Trock, Shanghai

Oak, K. B., manager, A.C.K. Co., Shanghai

Oates, R. T., technical manager, Patons & Baldwins Ld., Shanghai

Obenaus,

Oberlein, E.,C. F.,manager,

merchant,Noessier,

Kobe & Go., Shanghai

Oberlein, W., General Engineering Co., Kobe

Oberwalder,

Obolsky, A. V.,A.,sales

manager,

mgr., A.Skoda

Koreska,

Works,Shanghai

Ld., Harbin

Ocampo, F., under-secy, of the Interior, Manila

Ookermueller, H. L., partner, Siemssen &; Krohn, Shanghai

Ockerse, F. W. A., broker & commission agent, Batavia

Odaka, 0., mang. director, Teikoku Sanso K. K., Kobe

Odland,A.S.,E. assist.,

Odell, managing Karsdirector, Europe

ten Larssen & Co.,Hotel,

Ld., Singapore

Hongkong

Odle,

Odlin, H.,W.secty.,

C., KoppellUniversity,

Lingnan Incorp., Manila

Canton

Oehmichen, E. M., A. & E. M. Oehmichen, Shanghai

Oene, G. T. van, manag. dir., Yraag & Aanbode, Sourabaya

Offenberg, A. C., assist.,, Java-China-Japan Lijn, Hongkong

Offersen, C., signs per pro, Jebsen & Co., Canton

Ogden,

Ogden, J.A.G.N., consulChinese

N., assist., for Great Britain,Customs,

Maritime Chefoo Shanghai

Ogilvie, C. B., engineer, Shanghai Waterworks Co., Ld., Shanghai

Ogle, R. W. S., forest manager, Borneo

Ogley, W. C., assist., Lane, Crawford, Ld., HongkongCo., Ld., Bangkok

Oglous,

Ohaus, M., accountant, Botica Boie, Manila Manila

C., partner, General Brokerage Co.,

Ohemans, W. J.,Messageries

■Old, R., agent, sub. accountant, Ned. Hongkong

Maritimes, Ind. Handelsbank, Singapore

Ohlwein, Dr., acct., Oriental Trading & Engineering Co., Tientsin

Ohnick, B., secty, Hamilton Brown Shoe Store, Manila

Ohrt, E., consul-general for Germany, Kobe

Ohrnberger,

Oien, G. O., asst,E. J.,mgr,

deputyWestcomm.,

CoastChinese MaritimeCo.,Customs,

Life Insurance HarbinCasualty Co., S’haL

& Columbia

Oke,

Okecki,Harry, manager,

Zdislaw, LyonsPoland

minister, Motors, Ld., Singapore

Legation, Tokyo

Old, G. F., supervisor, Eastern Extension Telegraph Co., Hongkong

Old, W,, senior inspector, Sanitary Department, Hongkong

O'bes, Manuel, secretary, Romar Publishing Co., Manila

Oldfield, A. D., assist., Brunner, Mond

Oldfield,

Oldridge,R.L.J.,E.,assist.,

Jenks,Green Island

Percival and Cement Co., Ld., Hongkong

Isitt, Tokyo

Oliner, S., manager, Esso Co., Shanghai

Oliphant, C. L., assist., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Shanghai

Oliphant, J. N., deputy director of forestry, F. M.S. Forest dept., K. Lumpur, Selangor

Olive, E. A.,Maj.

Olivecrona, assist,G.accountant, De Javasche

W. D., eng.-in-chief, Bank, Medan,

Kwangtung River Sumatra

Conservancy Com., Canton

Oliver, E P., assist, accountant,

Oliver, F., agent, Reuters, Ld., Peiping Municipal Council, Shanghai

Oliver,

Oliver, J.G. 0.,K., secretary,

assist., Butterfield

Y. M. C. A.,& Swire,

HangchowHongkong

Oliver, J. S. K., works manager, General Forge Products (1929), Ld., Shanghai

Oliver,

Oliver, R.M. E.B.,H.,acting agent,Caldbeck,

manager, CharteredMacgregor

Bank of India,

& Co.,Australia & China, Ipoh, Perak

Ld., Hongkong

OUerdessen, A. F., manager, Fobes

Ollerdessen,

Olney, E. E., C.sub-accountant,

E. assistant, Fobes & Co.,City

National Ld.,Bank

Shanghai

of New York, Peiping

Olsen A. W., secretary, Race Club, Shanghai

Olsen, A. S., assist., Lowe, Bingham and Matthews, Shanghai

F224 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Olsen, F. A., assist., Low'e, Bingham and Matthews, Shanghai

Olsen, Capt. H., East Asiatic Co., Ld., Bangkok

Olsen, O., manager, Dick, Bruhn A Co., Ld., Kobe

Olson, C. W., Reuters, Ld., Shanghai

Ommen, W. van, director of Public Works, Municipality, Medtin

Ongsiako, Dr. R. J., general manager, Katubusan, Manila

Oostermeyer,

Openshaw, A. J.,D.,assist.,

factoryAsiatic

manager,Petroleum

AquariusCo.,Co.,(North China)Ed., Tientsin

Shanghai

Oppalfeus, chief mgr., Societe Anonyme pour L’In,dust, des Oeufs, Hankow

Oppenheim, J., Descours et Cabaud, Saigon'

Orchard, W. E., assist., Hongkong Electric Co., Ld., Hongkong

Orchin, A. C., manager, Import dept., Cornabe Eckford & Co., Tsingiao

Ordish, R. H., International Export Co., Ld., Tientsin

Ordung, M. B., Oriental Consolidated Mining Co:, Taracol, Chosen

Orense,H.E.,M.,pres.,

Orloff, branch Germinal Incorp.,

manager, Manila Laidlavv A Co., Ld, Teluk Anson, Perak

Wkiteaway,

Orlow, A. A., manager, Oriental Pharmacy, Tientsin!

Ormiere,

Ormiston,R.,A.,Ciebullionde Commorce

and shareetbroker,

de Navigation

Teversond’Extreme Orient,

A Mactavish, KobeSaigon

Ormiston, •!., mgr., signs per pro., engineering dept,

Ormston, F. R., agent, Hongkong A Shanghai Banking Corpn., Perak j Reiss, Massey A Co., Ld., Hongkong:

Orr, J. F., acct., Texas Co. (China), Ld., Nanking

Orr,

Orr, It. B., assist..Dodwell

Carter AMacey Tea A Coffee'Go., Inc., Daitotei, Formosa

Orth,W.,C. assist.,

D., president., Hanson, Co., Ld.,

OrthTokyo

A Stevenson, Manila

Ortigas, F.,

F., vice-president,

Ortlepp,Carl, principal, Insular ALifeCo.,Assurance

Bornemann Hongkong Co., Ld., Manila

Orton, manager (retail dept.), Philippine Education Co., Inc., Manila

Osborne,

Osborne, A.C. R.,

G., assist., Taikoo

dept., SiDockyard

me, DarbyandA Co.,

Engineering Co., Hongkong

Osborne-Jones, D.rubber

G., solicitor, Singapore Ld., Singapore

Osborne, J. M. H., commissioner, Chinese Mari tine Customs, Lappa

Oseroff, M., manager,

Ossa, Santiago; Anglo-Chinese

counsellor, Eastern Trading

Chilean Legation, Tokyo Cos, Ld., Dairen

Ossorio, F., director, “Pilipinas Compania de Seguros, ” Manila

Ostrand,

Ostrorog, J.S.,A.,le justice, SupremeLegation,

comte, French Court, Manila

Peiping

Ostroumoff, A. Si, signs per pro., Bryner A A Co., Harbin

Oswald, J. L., merchant, Bathgate A Co., arid agent for Gilman A Co., Ld.;Fopehow

Oswald, W. R., assist., Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering Co., Hongkong

Oswell,

Ott, A., H.supt.,

T. W.,Easelprotector

A Frey,ofPeiping

labour, Labour Dept., Kedah

Otte, R., general

Otto, F.Dr.R.,T.,assist.,manager, Eerrostaal A. G., Shanghai

Ouchi, deputyThedirector,

Chase Bank,

LeagueHongkong

of Nations Health Organisation, Singapore

Ouskouli, M. H. A., general merchant, Shanghai

Ousset, E., dipl. engineer, F. Hardivilliers, Shanghai

Outerbridge,

Ouwerkerk, Dr. L. M.,W.agricultural secty.. International

M., mayor. Municipality, PadangFamine Relief Commission, Peiping

Ovens, H.,

Overy, A. R.,managing

vice-consul, for Great

director, Wm. Britain, Tamsui,

Powell, Ld., Formosa

Horigkong

Owen, C. H., Rlad A McClure, bill A bullion brokers, Kobe ;

Owen, J. F., director., Jardine Engineering Corporation,'Shanghai

Owen, Lt. Comdr. J. H., Harbour Master, Marine dept., Selangor

Owen, J. N., assistant., Dodwell A Co., Ld., Hongkong

Owen,

Owens, W. H, engineer ofDuPublic Pont deWorks Dept.,A Hongkong

Owens, A.H. B.,T., manager,

treasurer, Severance Nemours

Wholesale Co., Inc.,Supply

Medical Tientsin

Co., Seoul

Ownens,

Oxholm, M.,

Oscarassist.,

de, Standard-Vacuum

Minister, Danish Oil Co.,

Legation, Yokohama

Peiping

Oyen, van W. G., accountant, Netherlands Trading Society, Hongkong

Ozorio,

Pabst, J.Dr.C.,F.minister,

M. Graca,Netherlands

medical practitioner, Hongkong:

Legation, Tokyo

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F22&

Pacis, Y.. A., J/bndai/.jI/a»7, Manila

Padgett, G. T., assist, mains supt., Hongkong Eiecl fin Co,, Hongkong ,

Paechnatz, F. G., managei'.. Johnson Engineering'Co,,.Canton

Paelz, P., proprietor, Paelz China Co., Shanghai

Paez, Jose, gen. mgr., Manila. ifotil-road Co,., Manila

Page, Rev. Fr. D., Catholic Cathedral,. HoDgkong

Page, H. C., attorney, Standard-VacuuxnOiJ, Co., Hongkong-

Page, H., genera] manager, China General Edison Co., Inc., Shanghai

Page, H. W., supt., Dairy Farm, Ice & -Cokl Storage Co., Ed., Hongkong

Page, P. S., partner, White, Page * Co., Manila'

Page, Richard, partner, Allen & Gledhill, Johore

Page, R. B., International 'Export Co. (Tientsin); Ld,, Tientsin :

Pagh, M., East Asiatic Co., Ld., Shanghai

j‘ Paice, Paid, A.,A.,assist,,

principalDoitsu Senryo

warder, Goniei

Prison Kaisha,

Dept., HongkongKobe,'

Pain, J. C., Asiatic Petroleum Co., Hankow

Paine, A. J. La, signs per pro., Holland-China Handels Cotnipagnie, Tientsin

Palad, M.A.,B., secretary,

Palanca, accountant,LaColgate-Palmolive

Tondeha Inc., Manila Peet Co./Manila

Palanca, Carlos, president, La Tondena, Inc., Manila

"1. Palfreeman,

Pallister, R. A., D, C.,Medical

Sir Jacob Behrens

Otficer, perakck Sops, Shanghai

|\ Palmer, Palmer, A.A., J.,secretary to general manager,

assist., Union Insurappe Fed. ofMalay

Society StatesLd.,Railways,

Canton, HongkongK. Lumpur

( Palmer, D. H., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (F.M.S.), Ld., Perak

\I Palmer, Palmer, G, E.F. W.,

J., assist.,

director,Lowe,

Kyle,Bingham

Palmer &&Matthews,

Co., Ld., . Shanghai

Selangor

j Palmer, T., assist., Bradley & Co., Hongkong

I Palmer, H. T., assist., Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering Co., Hongkong

| Palmer, J., Jardine, Mafheson & Co., Ld.. Shanghai

Palmer, J. W., assist., manager. Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society, Tokyo

< Palmer, P. H., chartered accountant, Harold Bell, Taylor, Bird & Co., ThkyO

|| Palmer, Palmer, R.R. W.,F., secretary,

ComtnericalSingapore'-Cdld

Union Assurance Storage

Co., Co.,

Ld.,Ld., SingapoVe

Shanghai

;; Palmer,Palmer, T.W. L.,A. sighs per pro., Sahditahds, Buttery & Co., Singapore

L., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China), Ld., Shanghai

' Palmer, W. R. B., assist., Butterfield

Panaiotaky, S. D., art. dir., Millington, Ld., Hongkong

Pangillinan, D., supt. Philippine Button Corporation, Manila

\ Pank, P. R., surveyor, architect’s dept., Municipality, Singapore

* j| Pausing, P., manager, Q. H. Anz & Co.. Daii'en

f Pape, A. Le, Societe des Ciments Portland de L'lndochine, Haiphong

l1j Pape, G. R., assist,

Pappadopoulo, A. E.,engineer,

merchant,PublicKobeWorks Dept,, Selangor

Paradissis, G. E.,managing director, China Manufacturers Export Association, Chefo.o

Paradissis, J. E,, manager, The Oriental Book Store, Tientsin

f Paravicini,

Paramur, A.Dr., L., medical

mgr., Sassoon BankingYokohama

Practitioner, Co., Ld.,-Shanghai

Parbui’y, L., manager, Asiatic Petroleum Cb., Harbin

Parbury, Geo., director. Bruce Petrie, Ld., Singapore

i Pardew, J. M., The American Express Go., Manila

1 Pardo, B. P., manager. Acme Engraving Co., Manila

Pardo, Capt. D., Naval Attache, Italian Embassy, Tokyo

I Pardoe,

Paris, Dr.W.A.,A.medical

L., seniorPractitioner,

a.«st. engineer, Public Works Dept., Shanghai

Shanghai

| Paris, J., attache d’Ambassade, French Legation, Peiping

’ Park,

Pariser,A.,L.,assistant,

signs perTaikoo

pro., C.Sugar

Holstein

RefiningCo.,Co.,Harbin

& Ld., Hongkong

Park, A. B., manager, American Asiatic

Park, Dr. C. L., director, League of Nations Underwriters, Manila

Health Organisation, Singapore

Park, M., Park and Francis, Selangor

Park, W., sub-accountant, Chartered Bank of India Aust. & China, Sarawak

F8

 F226 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Parker, A. M., general agent, passenger dept., Canadian Pacific Railway Co., Hongkong

Parker, H. V., assist., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, Chefoo

Parker, J. A., controller, Government Monopolies dept., Singapore

Parker, K. E., land officer, Land Office, Sarawak

Parker, M. G. S., Jugra Land and Carey Co., Pt. Swettenham

Parker, R. S., assist., Jardine Engineering Corporation, Shanghai

Parkes, G. EL, G. H. Parkes & Oo., Shanghai

Parkin, J. C., agent, Crown Life Insurance Co., Shanghai

Parkin, W. G., engineer, Hemmings & Parkin, Tientsin

Parkinson, J. D., assist, distribution engineer, China Light & Power Co., Hongkong

Parkinson, H. E., manager, Yee Tsoong Tobacco Distributors Ld., Hankow

Parkinson, T., accountant, Harbour Department, Hongkong

Parks, P. B., assist., Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co., Ld.. Hongkong

Parlett, H. EL, assist., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, Dairen

Parnell,

Parren, J.E.,L.,treasurer,

accountant, Treasury Department, Oil

Standard-Vacuum Sarawak

Co., Singapore

Parrish, E. I., manager, George Town Dispensary, Ld., Malacca

Parrish, J. A., attorney, Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Manila

Parrott, E. H, secretary, Shanghai Stock Exchange. Shanghai

Parrott,

Parrott, S.J., R.,

International

signs per pro.,Harvester

Paterson,Co.,Simons

of the

e Go., Ld., Singapore

Parry, J. E. L., Asiatic Petroleum. Co., (South. China), Ld., Hongkong

Parsons, C., manager, North American Trading & Import Co., Manila

Parsons, E. E., manager, North British and Mercantile Insurance Co., Ld., Shanghai

Parsons, G.,

Parsons, F. S.,Singer

signsSewing

per pro.,Machine

Butterfield & Swire, Harbin

Co., Kobe

Parsons, H., assistant, Reiss, Massey & Co-, Ld., Shanghai

Pasquier J., Canton Overseas Trading Co., Canton

Parsons, J. W., manager, British-American Tobacco Co. (China), Ld., Nanking

Parsons, R. J., assistant, Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ld., Tientsin

Parsons, T. R., manager, Hongkong Hotel Garage, Honsrkpiig

Parsons, W., president, Parsons Hardware Go., Inc., Manila

Parsons,

Parsons, W.Dr. S.W.W.,S., agent,

medicalMercantile Bank ofMaritime

officer, Chinese India, Singapore

Customs, Kelantan

Parton, F. L., assist., Taikoo Sugar Refining Co., Ld., Hongkong

Partridge, A., H.,

Paschkewitz, Newchwang Pilot Windsor

signs per pro., Co., Newchwang

& Co., Bangkok

Pastor, Alvaro, manager, Basilan Lumber Co., Cebu

Pastor, Andres,

Paterno, secretary-treasurer,

F. P., manager, foreign dept.,Basilan LumberNational

Philippine Co., Zamboanga

Bank, Manila

Paterson,

Paterson, E. M., assist, acct., Mercantile Bank of India, Ld.,

A. A- A,, managing director, Macphail & Co., Ld., Singapore

Hongkong

Paterson, H. S., superintendent. Mines'Department, Kedah

Paterson,

Paterson, J.,Dr.repres.,

J. Lee, Harper,

medical Gilfillan

supt., Lester Ld., Malacca

Hospital, Shanghai

Paterson,

Paterson, R.R. S.J.,W.,

signstechnical

per pro.,secty.

Jardine,

to D.P.Matheson

W., Public& Co.,Works

Ld., department,

Shanghai Hongkong

Paterson, T. G., partner, Anderson &, Ashe, Hongkong

Paterson,

Paterson, W.,

W. J.,assistant,

B., assist., A. S.

acting Palmer Watson

editor, Penang & Co., Hongkong

Paterson, W. & Turner,Gazette Press, Ld., Penang

Shanghai

Paterson,J. R.,

Paton, W. manager,

W., distribution

Sun Lifeengineer,

Assurance GasCo.dept., Municipality,

of Canada, Singapore

Hongkong

Patrick, Dr. H. C., Patrick & Aylward, Drs., Shanghai

Patrick,

Patrick, W.J. W.,

M.,sub-accountant,

electrical supt., National

ShanghaiCity PowerBank Co..ofShanghai

New York, Shanghai

Patrouilleau,

Patterson, J., civil eng., Establissements Brossard Mopin S. E., Singapore

Paul, A. F.,V.,assistant,

manager,Hongkong

Borneo Co., Ld., Penang

Electric Co., Hongkong

Paul, D., assist., Dairy Farm, Ice & Cold Storage Co., Hongkong

Paul, D. N., assistant. Rising Sun Petroleum Co., Ld., Tokyo

Paul, D. W. F. D:, assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (P. L), Ld., Manila

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F227

Paul, F. 0. M. St., manager, insurance dept., New Zealand Insurance Go., Ld., Singapore

Paul, Henrichs, director, Carl Zeiss K. K., Tokyo

(Paulden, R. W., branch manager, North China Titsurance Ob., Ld., Peiping

Paulet, P. E., Consul for Peru, Yokohama

Paulson, L., manager, Fox Film Corporation, Shanghai

Paulusz, H. A. R., barrister-at-law, Zehnder Bros., Singapore

Pautet, Dr. E., medical officer, Chinese Maritime Customs, Canton

Pawle, E.J.J.,R.deputy

Pawson, assist, Roneo,

E., manager, supt., Trade and Customs, Sibu, Sarawak

Ld., Penang

Paxton, J. Hall., consul for America, Shameen, Canton

Payne, H., director, Taku Tug & Lighter Co., Ld., The, Tientsin

Payne, Harry, vice-president, American Bank Note C°-j Shanghai

Payne, L. C., supervisor Eastern Extension, Australasia

Pay ten,L.R.J.,A.,general

Peace, assist.,manager,

William Jacks ik Co,,

Planters’ (Malaya),'Ld.,

Stores Singapore

& Agency Co., Ld,, Selangor

Peach, J. A. L., Cornhill Insurance Co., Ld., Shanghai

Peacock, C. E., signs per pro., Arnhold & Co., Hankow

Peake, A. W., Jhrdiile Engineering Corp., Ld., Shanghai

Peake,

Peake, H. 0., accountant,

H. S., director, Harrisons,

TelephoneBarker & Co.,Shanghai

Co., Ld., Ld., Singapore

Peake,

Peall, R. H., assist.. Ocean Accident and GuaranteeCorpn.,

S. C., manager, Bombay Burmah Trading Ld., Bangkok

Corpbfatiop, Ld., Singapore

Pearce, H. J., executive engineer, Public Works dept., Hongkong

Pearce, H. U., vice-president and managing dir., Tokyo Electric Co., Ld., Yokohama

Pearce, J., tea inspector, Jardine, Matheson

Pearce, L. H., assist, commissioner of Police, Selangor & Co., Ld., Foochow

Pearce,

Pearce, R.R. M.,

W., Advertising

partner, Pearce and&Publicity

Co., and Bureau

Consul Ld., The, Hongkpng

in charge of Denmark, Kobe

Pearce, T. A., assisL, John D. Hutchison & Co., Hongkong

Pearce, T. E., partner, John D. Hutchison & Co., Hongkong

Pearce, W. E., state storekeeper, P.W.D., Perak

Pearl, F. H. L., partner, Couper-Johnston & Co., Bangkok

Pearsall, A. H., manager, Macphail & Co.. Ld., Malacca

Pearse,

Pearson,F.A.P.D.,H.,manager,

controller,Straits

Government

SteamshipMonopolies

Co., Ld.. Department,

Malacca Singapore

Pearson, A. E., assistant, Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co., Ld., Hongkong

Pearson,

Pearson, C.A. D.,E.,engineer

Pearsonin-chief,

& Co., Shanghai

YokohamaWaterworks Co., Ld., Shanghai

Pearson, C. G. G., secretary, Inspectorate of Salt Revenue, Shanghai

Pearson, Capt. C. H. supt., Armed Constabulary dept., Jesselton, B. N. Borneo

Pearson, G., acting manager, Thos. Cook & Sen, Ld., Shanghai

Pearson, J. C., Atlantic Gulf and Pacific Co., Manila

Pearson, J.J. H.,

Pearson, M., genl. mgr., Asiatic

assistant, RobinsonPetroleum

Piano Co.,Co.Ld.. Hankow

(North China), Ld., Shanghai

Pearson, R. R., manager, Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Wuchow

Pearson, T., assist., Mustard Co.,

Pearson, T. C. G.,: Gracey & Pearson, Hankow Ld., Shanghai

Pearson, T. S., manager, R. J. Wood & Co., Singapore

Pearson, W. A., assistant, Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China), Ld., Shanghai

Peat, J. F., M.,

Pecchioni, secretary,

manager,Methodist Episcopal Ld.,

Borneo-Clievrolet, Mission,

NegriSingapore

Sembilan

Peck,

Peck, H. E., supt., Municipal Police dept., Shanghai Co., Ld,, Shanghai

H. C. B„ supt., Shanghai Electric Construction

Peck, H. H., Singer Sewing Machine Co.. Seoul

Peck, K. S., manager, Amoy Pharmacy, Ld., Amoy

Peck, W. A.,

Pecorari, R., Pit

consul-general & councillor

tend righ, Wilson of Legation for America, Nanking

& Co., Hongkong

Peckson, D., deputy general manager, Philippine National Bank, Manila

Pedersen, K. W., assist., James H. Backhouse, Ld., Hongkong

Pedersen,H.,P.acting

Pedlow, N., medical

deputyofficer,

publicChinese Maritime

prosecutor, AttorneyCustoms, Antung

General’s dept., Singapore

Peek, S. H., manager, Cornhill Insurance Co., Ld., Shanghai

*FS

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Pee), H.E. Sir William, k.b.e., k.c.m.g., Governor of Hongkong

Peers, W. E., assist., Hongkong Electric Co., Ld., Hongkong

Peeters, F., Tientsin Tramways and Lighting Co., Ld., Tientsin

Peetz, L, East Asiatic Co., Ld., Bangkok

Pegg, H. H., engineer, Public Works Department, Hongkong

Pegler,

Pegler, C.G. F.E.,J.,branch manager, Whiteaway,

officer-in-charge, Matu & Daro, Laidlaw & Co., Ld., Pernk

Sarawak

Peirce,

Pelham, G. C., H. M. Trade Commissioner, Hongkong Ld., Bangkok

G. H., sub-accountant, Siam Commercial Bank,

Pelikan, G. E., sub-acct., National City Bank of New York, Manila

Bellas, F. R., Societe.Nouvelle des Rizeries Meridonales,.

Bellas, S. V., managing director, Societe Nouvelle des Rizeries Meridonales, Saigon

Pellicer, M., pres., Manila Grafica Inc., Manila

Felling, H. C., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Pelstroff, L., manager, Lury Bros., Hakodate

Pemberton, M.I. C.V.,M.,merchant,

Pelstrusof, sub-acct.,Harbin

Chartered Bank of India, etc., Penang

Pendergast, W. .T. assist., Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering Co,, Hongkong

Penlington, J. F., assist, auditor,'Marshall

Penfold, F. G., director, Calder, ifc Co.,Sandakan,

Audit Dept., Ld., Shanghai

B.N.B.

Penn, W.,

Penn, A. H.,manager.

director.Sugar

BankNewsLine Press,

(China),Inc.,Ld.,Manila

Hongkong

Pennarts, F., assist, mgr., N. Y. Heybroek’s Groothandel, Batavia

Pennefather, J. P., Chartered Surveyor, Singapore

Pennell, WC. W.,

Pennett, V., editor, Pek'Jardine

assistant, ing and Engineering

Tientsin Times, Tientsin Shanghai

Corporation,

Penney, C. D., imports dept., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Pennycuick, J. M., agent, Eastern Smelting Co., Ld., Ipoh, Perak

Penrice, Capt.

Penson, W., manager,

N., bar Mansfield

supt., TakuArTug

Co., and

Ld., Lighter

SingaporeCo., Ld.,Corporation,

Taku

Pentycross, F. H., agent, Hongkong A; Shanghai

Peoples, D.. assist., Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering BankingCo., Hongkong Tientsin

Peppered, E., accountant, Hongkong Hotel Garage, Hongkong

Pepys,

Perceval,W.J.E„de,undersecretary to Government,

accountant. Banque Federal Peiping

De ITndo-Chine, Secretariat, F.M.S.

Percival, A. J., managing director, Inniss & Riddle (China), Ld., Shanghai

Percival, J. E„ Maurice Jenks, Percival

Perdue,

Perez, F.,C. G.,secy,

director, Criminal&Intelligence,

of commerce communication, Hongkong

Government, Manila

Perez, S., signs per pro., Getz Bros. A Co., Yokohama

Perkins, C. H., representative, Standard-Vacuum Oil Co, Manila

Perkins, E. A., lawyer, De Wett, Perkins, & Brady, Manila

Perkins, G. T. W.,F.,controller.

Perkins, T.Mahlon counsellor,Government

American MonopoliesPeiping

Legation, dept., Singapore

Perkins, L., vice-consul, American Legation, Tientsin

Perl, F. H. L., partner, Couper-Johnson & Co., Bangkok

Pernot, Ch.,

Perret, L., managing

import dept., director.

Cie. deChina Manufacturers

Commerce Export Association

et de Navigation, Haiphong Chefoo

Perret, L., Descours et Oabaud, Saigon

Perriam, C. B., engineer, Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Perrian, A. R., supervisor of agents, Cie Franco-Americaine d’Assur., Shanghai

Perrier, C.G.,M.,sub-manager,

Perrin, Cie. Francaise

engineer, Shanghai Power deCo.,Tramways

Shanghaiet d’Eclairage Electr., Shanghai

Perrin, N. J., manager, Thos. Cook A Son, Ld., Hongkong

Ferros, Rt. Rev. R. M. J., Bishop, Roman Catholic Mission, Bangkok

Perry, A. D., engineer, Automatic Electric Co., Shanghai

Perry,

Perry, A. E., traffic

A . W., assist., Kowloon

superintendent, GeneralCanton Railway,

Post office, Hongkong

Singapore

Perry, G’.. Kodak Philippines, Ld., Manila

Perry, J. H. P., Cie Franco-Asiatique des Petroles, Haiphong

Perry, L. J. C., Imperial Chemical Industries, Shanghai

Perry, S. S.. bill and exchange broker. Hongkong

Perry, S. W. P., assist., Hongkong A Shanghai Bank, Mukden

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F229

iPersen,

Posteel, K. A., Manufacturers Life Insurance Co., Shanghai

Pestonji,J.,R.,manager,

partner, Wear no .Brothers,

Benjamin & Potts,Ld., Perak

Hongkong

Peter, A., signs per pro., Ed. Keller & Co., Ld.,

Peterkin, W. D., assist., Mansfield. & Co., Ld., Singapore Manila

Peters, A. F., manager, Sun Life Assce. Co. of Canada, Manila

Peters, E. C., chairman, British Municipal Council, Tientsin

Peters, H. K., Peters & Co., Shanghai

Peters, R., res. partner, Haskins & Sells, Manila

Peters, R. W., director, Automatic Electric Co., Shanghai

Peters, W. H., Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ld., Hongkong

Petersen, A. N., assist, manager, Far East Superintendence Co., Ld., Kobe

Petersen, C., manager, Bluff Hotel, Yokohama

Petersen,

Petersen, E., Chase Bank,

F., assist., StegerThe,

& Co.,Shanghai

Hongkong

Petersen, H., signs per pro., Meyer & Co., Tientsin

Petersen, V., supt., Chinese Telegraph Administration, Peiping

Peterson, A., deputy marshal, United States Court for China, Shanghai

Petherick, V., wharfinger, H’kong & KToon Wharf & Godown Co., Ld., Il’kong

Pethick, H. H., attorney, Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Hongkong

Petiaux, L., sub-accouncant, Banque Beige Pour 1’Etranger, Shanghai

Petiot, P., attache de Chancelterie, French Consulate, Tientsin

Petrie, Bruce, director, Bruce Petrie, Ld., Singapore

Petrie, Jas, Davie, Boag & Co., Ld., Hongkong

Petroff, N. J.,W.attorney,

Pettus, Dr.' AsiaticCollege

B., president, Tradingof Chinese

Corporation, Hankow

Studies, Peiping

Petzschke, F., Deutsche-Asiatische Bank, Hankow

Peyer, R. C., treas., Philippine Manufacturing Co., Manila

Peyre, J. de F., Soc. des Ciments Portland Artificiels de L’Indochine, H’phong

Peyronnet, M., acting-consul,

Pezzini, P., managing partner,French

TientsinConsulate.

ForwardingManila

& Commission Agency, etc., T’sin

Pfanner, H., manager, Societe Anonyme Beige, Bangkok

Pfeifer, M., manager (Insurance dept.), C. Kelling, Inc., Manila

Pfister, Dr.Georg,

Pflueger, M. O.,signs

physician

per pro.,andBergmann

surgeon, Hongkong

& Co., Kobe / 1

Phear,

Phil, Dr. M. P., consul, German Legation,Monopolies

II. W., assist supt., Government Bangkok Department, Singapore

Philip, G., manager, Pilots’ Association, Shanghai

Philip, W., sub acot„. Chartered Bank of India, Austf. China Singapore

Philipp, Dr. manager,

Philipp, G., F. G., veterinary surgeon,

H. J. Unkel, Shanghai

Canton

Philippidis, C. M., merchant, Chungking

Phillip, D., partner, Drummond & Co., Sandakan

Phillipps, A. E. M., genl. mgr., North Borneo Trading Co., Ld., Sandakan, B. N. Borneo

Phillips, A. J., mining engineer, Penang

Phillips, A.A. R.S., H.,

Phillips, manager,

engineer, TaikooPower

Shanghai Sugar Co.,

Refining Co., Ld., Hongkong

Shanghai

Phillips, C. G. R., engineer, F.M.S. Railway, Kuala Lumpur, Selang;or

Phillips, E. J. L. director, Smith Bell & Co., Ld., Manila

Phillips, G. G., deputy secretary, Secretariat, Municipal Council, Shangha

Phillips, H., consul general for Great Britain, Canton

Phillips, H. F., assist., Hongkong Shanghai Banking Corp., Hongkong

Phillips, R. P., Gande Price & Co., Ld., Singapore

Phillips, R. P,, partner, Brown, Phillips & Stewart, Penang

Phillips,

Phillips, R.R. T.,

P., sales

agent,manager,

Perry &Gande, Price & Co., Ld., Hongkong

Co., Singapore

Phipps,

Phipps, C.G. E.,H.,attorney,

consul forStandard-Vacuum

Great Britain, KobeOil Co., Singapore

Phipps, W. A., district engineer, Municipality, Singapore

Phillips,

Philp, D..W.assist,

J. E.,accountant,

medical officer, GeneralMalay

Federated Hospital,

StatesSingapore

Railways, Kuala Lumpur

Phue, I. V., secretaire, French Consulate. Singapore

Picard, A., signs per pro., Banque de Indd-Chine, Hankow

 F230 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Pickett, J. T., president and general manager, Johnson-Pickett Rope C6., Manila

Pickford, 0. H., Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Oorp., Kobe

Picornell, Santiago N., partner, Hair, Elliot ife Pieornell, Manila

Pickford, H. L., Hongkong, Shanghai Bauking Corporation, Shanghai

Pidgeon, J. C., Mailrice Jenks, Percival & Isitt, Tokyo

Pielcke,

Pierce, H.,A. assistant, Jebsen .fe Co., Canton

E., president,'Manila Gas Ocrporation, Manila

Piercy, G. H., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Piercy, G. W., assist., Sime, Darby

Piercy, R. S., assistant, Jardine, Matheson & Co’., Ld., Singapore

& Co., Ld., Tientsin

Pierrepont,

Piffaretti, J. D., manager, Oriental Telephone '& Electric 06., Singapore

Pigenel, A. C. J., signs per pro., S. A. Racine & Cie.,Singapore

J., chancellor, Consulate of Switzerland, Tientsin

Pike, A. T. J., manager, Win. Jacks

Pike, D..P.,Hongkong

Pilaty, Societe desandCiments

Shanghai Bank,Arbificiels

Portland Shanghaide LTndochiiie, Haiphong

Pilbeam, F. W.,.stores accountant, Telephone 06., Ld., Shanghai

Pilcher, H. W., merchant, Shanghai

Pile, A. G., architect and surveyor, Hongkong

Pilgrams,

Pillai, Y. K.,A. E.,

Stateassist., Thos. Pahang

treasurer, Cook & Son, Ld., Singapore

Pirn, R. L., controller, Government Monopolies Department, Singapore

Pimley,

Pinching,E.H.F.,C.,American-Asiatic

Kennedy, BurkillUnderwriters, Iric.T Manila

& Co., Ld., Penang

Pinckard, W. H., managing director, Texas Co. (China), Ld., Shanghai

Pinies, Mario de, consul general for Spain, Shanghai

Pink, A. L., signs per pro., Tait & Co., Ld., Taipeh, Formosa

Pinni, Virginid, acting consul for Italy, Singapore i:

Pinpin, A.,

Pinson, P. T,director,

branchAssurance

manager, Goodrich International

Franco Asiatique, Rubber Co,,. Cebu

Shanghai

Pinto, J. A, Abranches, consul for Portugal,

Pinto, Dr. Octavio, secretary, Argentine Legation, Tokyo Tokyo

Pinto, V., dir.

Piovanelli, &. mgr.,

A. G., Pinto’sHongkong

manager, Finance Hotel,

Bank, Shanghai

Hongkong

Pipe, J. E., sub.-accountant, P. & 0->

Piper, K. F., Union Insurance Society of Canton, Banking Corporation,'

HongkongLd., Shanghai

Piquemal, V., chief accountant, Cie. Franco-Asiatique des Fetroles, Saigon

Pirenne, M, actg. manager, Banque Beige pour 1’Etranger, Tientsin

Piro, J. W. de, director, McAlister & Go., Ld., Singapore

Pirrie, A. B., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Kobe

Pisarevsky, A. G., chief engineer, Skodaworks, Ld., Shanghai

Pitcairn, R. C., manager, Hawaiian Philippine Co., Manila

Pitt, G. J. G., controller, Government Monopolies Department, Singapore

Pitt-Harda,cre,,.

Pittendrigh, W.,C,,merchant,

assist, commissioner,

Hongkong Municipality, Sarawak

Pla, J. P., International Harvester Co.,. Iloilo

Pla, R., Smith, Bell & Co., Iloilo

Place, A. A., assist., store dept., Hongkong and Whampoa DockGo., Ld., Hongkong

Plage, Dr. Jumusho, lawyer, Tokyo ;

Plaisant., P.,. consul for the Netherlands, Seoul

Plant,

Plath, W.,P. United

L. D., States

director,SteelFrazar,

ProductsFed.,Co.,Inc.,

Manila

Tientsin

Platt, E. H. C., barrister-at-law, Platt

Platt, J. W., mgr., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (South China),Ld., Canton

PlattnenC.R-,J., Jardine,

Pleace, Mathesonsunt.,& Co.,Shanghai

Ld., Shanghai

Pledger, F. A.,assist, electrical

director, Boustead

Singapore

Plessen, Baron L. von, counsellor, German Legation, Peiping

Plion,

Pluess, P..G.,premier

assist., secretaire,

Kuenzle & French Legation, Bangkok

StreifF, Department,

Manila.

Plumb,

Plummer, J. A. H., Bradley & Co., Ld., Shanghai Hongkong

B., principal warder, Prison

Plunkett, J. O., executive engineer, Public Works dept., Singapore

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F231

Poate, F. W., managing director, Mackenzie & Co., Shanghai

Poblete,

Podpakh,P.,L.,secty.,

mang.Fidelity

director,& Continental

Surety Co.. Manila

Trading Co., Shanghai

Pohl, R., Helm Brothers, Ld., Yokohama

Poinsot,

Poirier, R.,supt.,

C., partner, Tile LittlePrancaise

Compagnie Shop, Hongkong

de Tramways, Shanghai

Poitevin, A., manager. Franco Eastern Trading Co., Singapore

Polain, M., charge d’affaire, Belgian Legation, Bangkok

Pole, T. F.Cav.

Polesello, Anderson, director,

C., agent, LloydSime, DarbyShanghai

.Triestino, & Co., Ld., Singapore

Poletti, F., commissioner. Post Office,

Polishvala, K. M., mgr., Gobhai Karanjia, Ld., KobeMukden

Politi, M. E., assist., A. H. Potts, Hongkong

Pollard,

Pollard, F.F. C.,

H., secretary, Manufacturers

district officer, Life Insurance Co.; Shanghai

Baram, Sarawak

Pollard, Thomas H-, consulting engineer, Bangkok

Polleri, C., import & export merchant, Tokyo

Pollington, E. V., assist, surveyor, Naval Dockyard, Hongkong

Pollock,

Pollock, F.A., A.,accountant,

signs per Shanghai Electric

pro.. Jardine, Construction

Matheson & Co., Ld.,Co.,Shanghai

Ld., Shanghai

Pollock, G., supt., Shanghai Electric Construction Op.,, Ld., S-hanghai

Pollock, Sir assistant,

Pollock, M., H. E., barrister-at-law,

Asiatic PetroleumHongkong

Co. (Philippine Islands), Ld., Cebu

Poison, J. C., assist., Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering Co., Hongkong

Poison, P., instal mgr., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (South China), Ld., Canton

Pomeroy, H. W., assist., Reiss Massy & Co., Ld., Hongkong

Pond, T. H.,J. C.Amos

Ponsford, Bird Co.,

S., assist., Shanghai

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (F.M.S.), Ld., Perak

Pool,

Poole,J. C., vice-consul for United States,

Co. Hongkong

Poole, F.H. C.,

A., assist.,

assist, Asiatic

general Petroleum

manager, Socony (North China),

Vacuum Ld., Nanking

Corporation, Yokohama

Poole, W. F., wharfinger, Holt’s Wharf, Butterfield & Swire, Shanghai

Pope, G. W., medical officer of health, Sanitary

Pope, H. C., general manager, Insular Lumber Co., Manila Board,.Hongkong

Popple, A.,

Portas, A., sub-agent,

assist., KellyHercules

& Walsh, Ld., Hongkong

Lumber Co., Manila

Portelly, Dr. J., Health officer, Johore,

Porter, A. R., manager, Forbes, Muon & Co., Ld., Manila

Porter, C. W., secretary and general manager, Teleph. Co , Ld., Shanghai

Porter, H.,

Porter, Geo.general

W., auditor,

managed,Philippine National Bank,

Pekin Syndicate, Manila

Ld., Shanghai

Porter, T. H. R., assist., Hongkong A; Shanghai Banking Corpn., Tsingtao

Post, H. J., manager, Standard-Vacuum Oil Co. A vice-consul for U.S.A., Bangkok

Post, M., assist., North China Daily News & Herald, Shanghai

Postarnak, A. L., general mgr., 'Liaotung Motor Company, Dairen

Poteat, J. K„ supt., British Cigarette Co., Ld., Tsingtao

Pott,

Potter,F.A.L. S.,Hawks, president,Red

representative, St. John’s University, Shanghai

Hand Compositions Co„ Kobe

Potter, Eldon, barrister-at-law, Hongkong

Potter, J. E., Leigh A Orange, Hongkong

i Potter, J. L., British-American Tobacco Co., Ld., Singapore

Potter, J. S., Asia Realty Co., Shanghai

j Potter, K. F., secretary of Legation, U.S.A. Embassy, Bangkok

.) Potter,

Potts, A.S. C.,C.,manager,

principal,Commercial

Remington Union Typewriter School,Co.,Shanghai

Assurance Singapore

i Potts, A. H., share and general broker, Hongkong.

I(Potts,

Potts, G. A., Harrisons, Barker A Co., Singapore

■ Potts, P.G. C.,H., partner,

partner, Benjamin

BenjaminAAPotts, Potts, Hongkong

Hongkong

Pouillore, P., consul for France and Portugal, Pakhoi

Poulet,

Poullain, A., manager, Socony-Vacuum Corpn., and vice-consul forPosts,

U.S.A., Saigon

Pow, G< E.,H.sub V., agent,

assist, director

Charteredgeneral,

Bank ofDirectorate GeneralA ofChina,

India, Australia Shanghai

Taiping, Perak

F23$ FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Powell, A. B., assist, manager, La Tondena Inc., Manila

Powell, A. T., officer in charge, Chinese Maritime Custhms, Hokow

Powell, C. E., civil engineer, Shanghai

Powell, C. M., actg. pensions chief accb., Qffioe of Inspectorate; Gehl., Customs, Shanghai

Powell, E., Far Eastern administrator, Metal Box & Printing Industries, Shanghai

Powell, E., branch mgr., Spicers (Export), Ld., Shanghai

Powell, F., assistant, Jardine Engineering Corporation, Ld., Tientsin

Powell, H. A., manager, American Foreign Insurance Assoc., Hankow

Powell, J. B., editor and publisher, China Weekly Review, Shanghai

Powell, N. A., American Foreign Insurance Association, Hankow

Powell, Rev. E. G., minister, Union Church, Hongkong

Powell, S. H., Moyler, Powell & Co., Tientsin

Powell, S. J., civil engineer, Shanghai

Powell, T.H.S.,M.,

Power, manager, AsiaticofPetroleum

gen. supt. plant, Cebu Co., Changsha

Portland Cement Co., Manila

Power,

Powers, K., assistant,. British-American Tobacco Co.Ld.,(Straits),

P. S., assist., Jardine Engineering Corpn., TientsinLd., Singapore

Praagh, H. B. van, Sanddands, Buttery

Praasterink, A., secretary, Java Hank, Batavia tk Co., Medan, Sumatra

Prager, M., Merchant, Singapore

Pragnell, C. F., building supt., The National City Bank of New York, H’kong

Praly,

Prang, A.,W.,assist., DenisSchmidt

manager, Freres,

Co., Hongkong

Prata, H. J., as^Tsi?., Hongkong

Prats, A., assist, mgr., Insular Guaranty & ShanghaiCo.,Banking

Manila Corpn., Canton

Pratt,

Pratt, F.D. L.,F., finance

Malayaeditor,

GeneralChina

Co., Johore

Press Inc., Shanghai

Pratt, G. S., manager, Drysdale & Co., Nanking

Pratt, R. S„H.,consul

Pratt, W. Engineer for Great Britain, Negri

& Contractor, SwatowSembilan

Precourt, C. de, cashier, Banque de ITndo-Chine, Hongkong

Prentis, J. B., solicitor, Hastings & Co., Hongkong

Prentis, S.R.A.,E.,president,

Presby, managing American

director, Du' pire Morrell,

Trading Ld., Singapore

Co., Manila

Prescott, S. L., mgr., Haskins and Sells,

Preston, A. M., solicitor, Ellis & Hays, Shanghai Manila

Preston, G. A. C., manager, Borneo Co., Ld., Bangkok

Prettejohn, H. E., commissioner, Chinese Maritime Customs, Harbin

Pretty, E. E. F., secretary to the High Commissioner, Singapore

Presuss,

Prevot, G., director,& Helm Bros., Ld.,Shanghai

Kobe

Price, Dr.P. A.H.,C.,LandmedicalEstate broker,

practitioner, Shanghai

Price,

Price, D. G.,W. assist.,

M., Mustard Co.,and

Ld.,Swire,Hankow

& director. Enterprise^Tobacco Co., Ld., Shanghai

Price, E.E. R., Butterfield

assist, secty., Hongkong General Chamber of Commerce, Hongkong

Price,

Price, E.E. W.,

W., assistant, Asiatic

assist., mgr., Petroleum

Whiteaway, Co. (North

Laidlaw & Co.,China), Ld., HankowAS

Kuala Lumpur,’Selangor

Price,

Price, J.J. F.,

P., director,

vice-consulRaven TrustBritain,

for Great Co., Shanghai

Harbin

Price, N. H., engineer, Produce Export Co., (Harbin), Ld., Harbin

Price, T.S., J.,branch

Price, mgr.,master,

assistant Sun LifeKing’s

Insurance

College,Co.,Hongkong

of Canada, Batavia

Price,

Price, W. E., assist., Butterfield & WWire. Canton Shasi

W. A., manager, Hankow Press Packing Co.,

Prida, L. de, mgr., Fox Film Corporation, Manila

Prideaux-Brune,

Priest, H. L, Land Officer, iiritish Consulate, Shanghai

Priest, A.W. T.,J., assist.,

assistant,Reuter’s,

AsiaticLd., Singapore

Petroleum Co., Ld., Shanghai

Priestley, H. H. PL, directoi', Arnhold ik'Co., Hongkong

Priest wood,

Pringle, Dr. Victor,

L. 1)., barrister-at-law,

Govt, medical A. G.Hongkong

officer, Mossop, Shanghai

Prior, J. T., solicitor, Wilkinson & Grist, Hongkong

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F233

Prior, R., director, Bendixsens. Ld., Singapore

Prising, F. W., manager, Alhambra Cigar Store. Manila

Pritchard, A. E., assist.,, Asiatic Petroleum Co. (Pul, Ld., Iloilo

Pritchard, E. jA, deputy commissioner, Chinese Maritime Customs, Swfrtaw

Pritchard,N.H.H.,W.,assist.,

Prockter, puisneHongkong

judge, Supreme Court, Singapore

and Shanghai Bank, Manila

Prockter, G. D., assistant, Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.S.), Ld., Pexiang

Prodon, N., Reuter, Brockelmann & Co., Tientsin

Pronk, A. J., director, Koninklijke Paketvaart Mij, Batavia

Pronk, R., sub-agent, Royal Packet Navigation Co., Singapore

Prophet,

Proseus, H.D. H.,L., assist.,

assist., Jardine

LinsteadEngineering

& Davis, Hongkong

Corporation, Ld., Shanghai

Prospero, A. de, consul for Italy, Yokohama

Prossor, H. K., manager, Asiatic Petroleum

Provan, J. D., assist, engineer, Hongkong & Wbampoa Co., Amoy Dock Co., Ld., Hongkong

Provis, H., manager, Mercantile Bank of India, Ld., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Pryce, C., accountant, Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ld., Hongkong

Pryde, W., inspector

Prytherch, H. T., engr., of works, Public

Shanghai Works dept.,

Waterworks Hongkong

Co., Ld., Shanghai

Puckle, B. N., branch mgr., Jardine Engineering Corporation, Ld., Tientsin ■

Puder, E.,

Pugin, P., manager,

secretaire, Catholic

French Trade School,

Municipal ManilaTientsin

Council,

Pulestan-Jones, W., Health Officer, Johore

Pulvertaft, J. 0. B., assist., Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co.; Ld., Kobe

j Punnett,Punzalan,G.H.J.,Harris,

E.,manager,

assistant,FarCornes & Co., Kobe Manila

J Purcell, director, Eastern Distributors.

Liddell Bros. & Co., Ld., Shanghai

? Purcell, R. H., signs per pro., Liddell Bros. Co., Ld., Shanghai

Purcell, V. W. W. S., second dir. for Chinese Schools, Education Dept., Singapore

1 Purkill, A. W., director, Kelly & Walsh, Shanghai

Purpiss, A., manager, Oriental Trading & Engineering Co., Tiontsin

Purry, P. S., sub-manager, International Export Co., Hankow

I • Purves,

Purves, A.D. B., executive Thdo-Gbina

J., assistant, engineer. Public

S, N. Works

Co., Ld.,department,

Shanghai Hongkong

: Purvis, J. M., overseer, Public Works dept., Hongkong

Purvis, P. B.,

Putley, A.John manager,

C., sub-agent, W. Hammer & Co., Ld., Singapore

Putman, R., consul Hongkong

for United &States

Shanghai BankingHongkong

of America, Corpn., Johore

Pyper, J. R., controller, Government Monopolies dept., Singapore

1 Quack,

Quarez, R.F.,E.manager,

A., installation

Banquemanager,

Beige pourAsiatic Petroleum

Blitranger, Co., (NIC:), Ld., Hankow

Tientsin

Quark, F. W., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (South China), Ld., Hongkong

i Quelch, C. W., assistant, British-American Tobacco Co. (China), Ld.,-Shanghai

l Quick, K. R., distr. manager, Imperial Chemical Industries, Harbin

| Quie, J. L., secretary, Peak Tramways Co., Ld., Hongkong

Quilliam,

Quin, A. E.,F. director,

S., manager,Deaconproperty

& Co.,dept.,

CantonPalmer & Turner, Shanghai

■ Quinche, A., Societe des Cements Portland Artificiels de L’Indochine, IL’phong

Quinlan, E, assist., Lane, Crawford, Ld., Hongkong

Quinones,

Quist, M. J.,A. consul

M., assist., Liddell Bros. Hongkong

for Netherlands, & Co., Ld., Shanghai

t Quoika, A., consulting engineer, Shanghai

Rabadon, M., cashier, Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China, Cebu

if Rabben, W., signs per pro., Arnhold & Co., Ld., Tientsin

! Rabbetts, H. C., pro-consul for Great Britain, Tientsin

| Rabboine,

Rabe, J. H.E.,D.,Cie.representative,

de CommerceSiemens

et de Navigation

China Co.,d’Extreme

Nanking Orient, Saigon

, Rabjohn, G. C. S., director and manager, Sime, Darby & Co., Ld., Malacca

Rabouin, G„ representative, Far East Oxygen and Acetylene Co., Singapore

Raddon,

Radies, L.,F. Cie.

G., manager,

de Commerce Dodwell

et de&Navigation

Co., Ld., Hankow

d’Extreme Orient, Saigon

Radke, E., chancellor, German Consulate, Tientsin

Radwan, V,.y manager, Chi Tung Tobacco Co., Ld., Harbin

F234 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Rae, Col. C., managing director, Macphail & Co. (Ipoh), Ld., Ipoh, Perak

Rae, D. C., architect, architect’s dept., M unicipality, Singapore

Rae, Jas., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China, Selangor

Rae, John, assist., Rae’s Tea Set Factory, Kobe

Rae, W., Rae’s Tea Set Factory. Kobe

Rae, W. W., assist., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, Singapore

Raeburn, D. J., assist., British-American Tobacco Co. (China), Ld., Shanghai

Raeburn, F. C., assist, manager, Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China), Ld., Tientsin.

Raeburn, G. D., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Raeburn, K., assist., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Raedler, A., chancellor, German Consulate, Singapore

Raephael, P., Banque Franco-chinoise, Peiping

Rafeek,

Raffles, S.A. C.,E. deputy

M., manager, Rafeek &Trade

commissioner, Co,, Canton

& Customs, Selangor

Ragi, R. H., Ragi & Co., Shanghai

Raider, H. A., general manager, Chinese Engineering

Railton, M. L., assist., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld., Hongkong and Development Tsingtao-

Railton,

Railton, N.H. L.E.,H.,managing

assistant,director,

Jardine,Railton

Matheson

& Co.,& Co., Hongkong

Chefoo

Raimond, M., assist, accountant, Cie. Francaise de Tramways, Shanghai

Rainey,

Rait, C. J.B.,A.,sub-acct.,

assist., Hongkong

Chartered

Kowloon WharfAustralia

of India, & GodownandCo.,China,

Ld., Hongkong

Shanghai .

Raitt, A. G., superintendent engineer, Shanghai Tug & Lighter Co., Ld., Shanghai

Raitt, F. H., partner, F. Howard Ford, Harbin

Rakusen, M. N., Sennet Freres, Hongkong

Ralfe, R. D., assist., Manufacturers Life Insurance Co., Tokyo

Ralph,

Ralph, A.D. E.,

L., assist, supt.,Butterfield

assistant, British Cigarette

& Swire, Co., Ld., Tsingtao

Shanghai

Ralph, L. P., assist., Union Insurance Society of Canton, Ld., Manila

Ralston, J., headmaster, Central British School, Kowloon

Ralston, R,, sub-agent, Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Iloilo

Rambert, M. P. A., Mercantile Bank of India, Ld., .Sourabaya

Ramirez, Elias Marco y., geni. mgr., Monte de Piedad Savings Bk.r Manila

Ramos, Simeon, director, Bureau of Lands, Manila

Rampony, F., Soc. des Cimemts Artificiel de L’Indo-CMne, Haiphong

Ramsay, A., manager, engineering dept., Borneo Co., Perak

Ramsay, A. B., assist., Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering Co., Hongkong

Ramsay,

Ramsay, A.H. B.E.,C.,Official

official Sworn

assignee,Measurer,

Bankruptcy

Hankow Office, Penang

Ramsay,

Ramsay, J. V., assistant, Hongkong and WhampoaandDock

J. H., acting sub-accountant, Hongkong Shanghai

Co., Ld.,Bank, Shanghai

Hongkong

Ramsay, P. W., assist., Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering Co., Hongkong

Ramsay,

Ramsay, R.T., A., engineer,&Hongkong

Williamson and Whampoa Dock Co., Ld., Hongkong

Co., Hongkong

Ramsden, T. W., representative, Marshall Field & Co., Swatow

Ramsey,

Ranc, J., B.N.general

R., Carr RamseySociete

manager, & Son,Anonyme

Swatow des Etains de Kinta, Perak

Randall, C., Benjamin & Potts, Hongkong

Randall, H. W., assist., Lane, Crawford, Ld., Hongkong

Randle, S., assist, supt. of mails, General Post Office, Hongkong

Randow, E. von, secretary, German Legation, Peiping

Rangel,

Rankin, T.,C. E.,

solicitor,

Lingnan Shanghai

University, Canton

Rankin,

Ransom, G.,C. S., assist., Little,National

manager, Adams &CityWood,

BankHongkong

of New York, Singapore

Ranson, Dr. F. T., Medical officer, Chinese r Maritime Customs, iShanghai

Rantaft, J. F., general manager, Nielsen

Raper, H. W., managing-director, Great Eastern & W alther,

LifeLd.,

Assce.Tientsin

Co., Ld., Singapore

Rapex, Cav. R., consul judge for China, Italian Consulate) Shanghai

Raphael, adviser, Banque

Raphael, R. K., merchant, Shanghai Franco-Chinoise pour le Commerce et LTndustrie, Peiping

Rapley, F. L., assist, accountant, Hongkong and China Gas Co., Ld., Hongkong

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F235

Rapoport, Hermann, signs per pro;, Fur and Wool Trading Co., Ld., Tientsin

Rapoport, S., manager, Foreign Commission Agency, Tiesmtsiri-. i- '

Rapp,

Rasch, E., Cie deperCommerbe et Landa

de Navigation d’Extreme Orient, Saigon

Rash, J.M.,C.,signs

partner, pro.,

Dre>v'John

& Napier, hi, Inc., Manila

Singapore

Raskin, J., manager, Fur and Wool Trading Co., Tientsin

Rasmussen, A. Kann, engr., Christian & Nielsen, Bangkok

Rasmussen, B. R., Shewan, Tomes & Co., Canton

Rasmussen, J., Asiatic Petroleum Co.'(Ni C.), Ld., Tientsin

Rasmussen, O., assist., podwell ^.Co.^Ld,, Shanghai

Rasquin, P., asisst. accountant, Siam Eleomc Corporation, Ldl, Bangkok

Rassart, K. G. E., assist, factory manager, Kailan Mining Administration, Tientsin

Ratcliff, J., manager, Borneo Motors Ld., Malacca

Rathsam,'LC.., directeur,

Ratinet, E,, ArnholdDeseouts

& Co., Ld., CantonHaiphong ;

^ Cabhud;

Ratiney, M. F., accountant, Brossard Mopin Etablissements, Singapore

Ratjen, Rud,

Ratjen, Otto Merchant,

E„ signs perTokyopro, Rud Ratjeh; Tokyo

Rattey,

Rattray, W. J., assistant, Hongkong and Whampoa KobeHock Co.; Ld., Hongkong

Rauchholz,J. M., secretary,Telge

A., engineer, Nickel& &Schroeter,

Lyons, Ld.,

Shanghai

Raven, C. H., vice-president, Raven Trust Co., Shanghai

Raven,

Raven, F.O. J.,B., director,

architectAsiaand Life

civil Insurance

engineer, Co.,

RavenShanghai

& Basto, Hongkong

Rawitz, W., signs per pro., Siemssen & Co., Shanghai

Rawlings, G. S., magistrate, Police Court,

Rawlinson, Rev. F., editor, Chinese Recorder, Shanghai Malacca

Rawnsley,

Raworth, A.W.B.,A.,manager,

manager,General

Muller,Electric

Phipps &Co.Sellers, Ld., Ld'

of China, Osaka

., Hongkong

Rawson, L. H., partner, Rawson, McNiece & Co., Shanghai

Rayman,

Raymond, L., financial

A., director, Commissioner,

Sassoon Johore

Banking Co., Ld.,TokyoHongkong

Raymond, Antonin, Consul for Czechoslovakia,

Raymond, E., Societe des Ciments Portland Aftificiels de L’lndochine, H’phong

Raymond, E. M. sharebroker, Hongkong

Raymond, P., vice-consul for France, Yokohama

Rayner, W. E., partner, Derrick & Co., Singapore

Rayssac, Rev. Bishop A., Mission Catholique, Swatdw

Razon, B., secretary, Philippine Aerial Taxi Co., Manila

Rea, G. Bronson, publisher and editor, Far Eastern Review, Shanghai

Read, A.L.S., assist., Davie Boag & Co., Ld., Hongkong

Read, D. H., managing director, Alex. Campb'ell & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Read,

Read, E.J. H.C., C.,

assistant, Asiaticof Petroleum

assist, supt. Co., Ld., Newchwang1

Surveys, Kedah

Read, J. T., engineer-in-chief, Asiatic Petroleum Co., Shanghai

Read,

Reason,R. L.,

A. director, China Record

G. H., assistant, Co., Ld., Davis

McAuliffe, Shanghai& Hope, Penang

Reason, H., Green Island Cement Co.. Hok Un, Hongkong

Reboul, secretariat, Messageries Maritimes, Saigon

Receveur, H. C., controleur principal, services civile, Hadong, Tonkin

I Redfearn,

Redfearn, W. E. K., W., accountant, Insular LifeHorse

proprietor, Redfearn’s Insurance

Repository,Co., Manila

Singapore

i Redfern, R. J., assist., Warner Barnes & Co., Ld., Cebu

Redinger, C. O., Alhambra Cigar & Cigarette Manufacturing Co., Manila

Redmond, F. A., prof, of civil & mechanical engr., University, Hongkong

Redmond, T. M. L., assist., Lane Crawford, Ld., Hongkong

' Redway, C. B., managing dir., Kennedy, Burkill & Co., Ld., Penang

Reed, B. V., assist.-accountant, General Post Office, Hongkong

Reed,

Reed, II,E. Charles S., vice-consul

B., principal for the United

land surveyor, States,

Public Yunnanfu

Works department, Hongkong

5 Reed, F. L., attorney, Socony-Vacuum Corporation. Manila

Reed, F. O., assist., Hongkong Land Investment and Agency Co., Ld., Hongkong

F23G FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Reed, H., accountant, Electrical Department, Selangor

Reed, H. H., chief accountant, Kailan Mining Administration, Tientsin

Reed, Dr. J. G., Eastern Hospital, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Reed, R., assist, accountant, Yangtze Rapid Steamship Co., Ichang

Reeks, H. A., deputy commissioner, Post Office, Shanghai

Rees, A. H. H., manager, Asiatic Petroleum Co., (North China), Ld, Shanghai

Rees, H. P., assistant, Wm. Powell, iLd., Hongkong

Rees, L. C. Parker, supt. of Crown Lands, Public Works dept., Hongkong

Rees, L. R., manager, Mackenzie & Co., Ld., Tientsin

Rees, R. D., secretary, National Christian Council of China, (Shanghai

Rees, S. T., branch manager, Huttenbach Lazarus & Sons, Ld., Ipoh, Perak

Reese, J., president, Manila Trading k Supply Co., Manila

Reeve, G. W., headmaster, Wanchai English School, Hongkong

Reeves, C., engr. surveyor, Eisler, Reeves, Murphy & Lyle, Ld., Shanghai

Reeves, G. F., representative, United States Shoe Co., Manila

Refo, H. B., Lingnan University, Canton

Regine, L. S., director and acting manager, China Booksellers, Ld., Peiping

Reguera, Jose, Spanish Consul, Iloilo

Reich, J., supt., Findlay Miller Timber Co., Manila

Reid, A., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Hongkong

Reid, D., sub-account., Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Selangor

Reid, J. H., assist. & signs the firm, McAuliffe, Davis

Reid, J. S. W., treasury, Kelantan

Reid, N. T., director, Wise & Co., Inc., Manila

Reid, R. S., agent, Robert Dollar Co., Cebu

Reid, S., agent, Aall & Co., Kobe

Reid, T. A., executive engr., Public Works and Railways dept., Sarawak

Reiff, Richard, Merchant, Kobe

Reifsmider, J., special representative, Commercial Pacific Cable Co., Tokyo-

Reijsenbach, F., manager, Netherlands Trading Society, Shanghai

Reilly, H. C., partner, Gattey & Bateman, Singapore

Rein, Bernt, manager, Wallem & Co., Shanghai

Reinecke, A., assist., Bornemann & Co., Hongkong

Reiners, W. E., assistant, Harrisons, King & Irwin, Hankow

Reis, W. B., Eldorado Oil Works, Manila

Reiss, D., director, Reiss Massey & Co., Ld.. Hongkong

Reiss, Dr. Frederick, medical practitioner, Shanghai

Reiss, J. M., assist., Hongkong & Shanghai Bank, K’loon Sub-Agency, H’kong

Reissen, H., assist., (Doitsii -Senryo Gomei Kaisha, Kobe

Reith, PL, Kuenzle & Streiff, Zamboanga

Remedio, J. M. d’Almada, solicitor, Hongkong

Remedios, F. E. A., secretary, Vibro Piling Co., Ld., Hongkong

Remodios, S. Y. dos, secretary, Danish Consulate, Osaka

Renard, M., accountant, Banque Beige pour 1’Etranger, Shanghai

Renaud, A., repHesentative, General Motors Export Co., Manila

Rendle, H. C. R., actg. assist, district officer, Lower Perak

Renet, E., Descours et Cabaud, Saigon

Renie, Ph., agent auxiliaire, Banque de I’lndochine, Saigon

Renner, Dr. A., medical practitioner, Shanghai

Renner, Ch., chancellor, French Consulate, Hongkong

Rennie, A. A., judge, Supreme Court, Kuching, Sarawak

Rennolds, W. H., president, Rennolds Co., Wm. H.. Manila

Rens, J., manager, De Javasche Bank, Koetarajda, Sumtra

Renton, R., director, Maynard & Co., Ld., Singapore

Reusch, 0. P., secretary, Norwegian Legation, Tokyo

Reutens, E. A., state treasurer, Negri Sembilan

Revelli, Y. A., chancelier, French Consulate, Singapore

Revie, J., assist., Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co., Ld., Hongkong

Revilla, A., Philippine Land Improvement Co., Manila

Reyes, A., chief aect., Earnshaw Docks, Manila

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F23T

Keyes, A., c.p.a., Henry Hunter, Bayne it (Jo., Manila

Reyes, Clemente, proprietor, Philippinf Auto Supply Co., Manila

Reyes E., sales manager, Manila Supply Co., Manila

Reyes, F., proprietor, Reyes Electrical Works, Manila

Reyes, 1. S., advt. mgr., Monday Mad, Manila

Reyes, J. N., assistant, Ker & Co., Manila

Reyes, P. F., chief clerk, Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Manila

Reyes, R., Chilean consul, Singapore

Reynaud, L., consul for France and in charge of Belgian interests, Harbin

Reyners, H. A., agent, Culturer Mij der Vorstenlanden, Semarang

Reynell, H., broker, Shangiiai

Reynolds, A. F., overseer, Public Works dept., Hongkong

Reyhodds, A. I., president, Big Wedge Mining Co., Manila

xteynolds, J. C., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.C.), Ed., Penang

Reynolds, L. N., acting commissioner of Police,. Sarawak

Reynolds, Y. F., office secretary, Fctte Rug Co., Fed. Inc., Peiping

Rhame, J. F., general manager, China Electric Co., Ld., Shanghai

Rhijn, M. van, assist, president, Deli en Serdang, Medan, Sumatra

Rhoades, O. R., vice-consul for America, Kobe

Rhodes, S. T., manager, Soclin ife Co., Ld., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Rial, W. P., chief chffinist, Shanghai Waterworks Co., Ed., Shanghai

Ribet, A., partner, Madier, Ribet et Cie., Canton

Ribi, E. C., archivist, Swiss Legation, Tokyo

Riby, F. A., manager, Sea View Hotel Ed., Singapore

Ricard, M. J. C., acting deputy Postal Commissioner, Changchun

Rice, S. N., assist. Financial adviser L Auditor, Hongkong

Rice,

Rice, T.W.J.,B.,chartered accountant,

assistant secretary,Seth, Tevener

Raven Trust& Co.,

Co., 'Shanghai

Shanghai

Rice, W. R., director, West Coast Life Insurance Co,, Shanghai

Rich, F. .VI., instal. supt., Socony-Vacuum Corporation, Manila

Richard, C., manager, E. O. Gammeter & Co., Singapore

Richard, G. P. B., secretary, iBrossard Mopin Establissements, Singapore

Richard, J. J., manager, National United Co., Hongkong

Richards, A. F., governor and commander-in-chief, British North Borneo

Richards, A. P., div. mgr., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China), Ld., S’hai

Richards, C., manager, Goodyear Tire & Rubber Export Co., Manila

Richards, D. I., Tipper & Co., Tientsin

Richards, E. C., assist., Hongkong & Shanghai Bank, Manila

Richards,

Richards, F.E. B.,S., agent,

attorney, Socony-Vacuum

Hanson, Corporation,

Orth & Stevenson, Iloilo

Inc., Cebu

Richards, L., Anglo French & Bendixens, Ld., Singapore

Richards, L. H., assistant, Liddell Bros. & Co., Ed., Shanghai

Richards, T. J., inspector of works, Public Works department, Hongkong

Richardson, A. J., proprietor, A. J. Richardson & Co., Shanghai

Richardson, C. S., manager, Nai Lert, Bangkok

Richardson, Geo., manager, National Aniline and Chemical Cd., Tientsin

l Richardson, G. F., secretary, International Underwriters, Shanghai

||i Richardson, J. D., surveyor, Revenue Survey Branch, Perak

(Richardson, J. E., engineer P.W.D., Hongkong

Richardson, J. M., factory supt., Simmons Company (Chicago), Shanghai

IMichardson, L., financial officer, F.M.S. Railway, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Richardson, W. A., Whiteaway, Laidlaw & Co., Ld., Hankow

I Ridhelmann, D., agent, Netherlands Trading Society, Singapore

I Riches, E. J., director, McAlister & Co., Ld., Singapore

1 Riches, H. G. G., Sime, Darby & Co., Ld., Singapore

1 Richmond, Dr. G. ID., medical practitioner, Yokohama

Richmond, H., engineer* F.M.S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

U Richmond, J. F., assistant, Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Hongkong

I Richmond, W. J., Lowe, Bingham & Matthews, Shanghai

Si Richter, Hans, assist., Baist & Co., Canton

F238 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Rickard, F. S., controller, Government Monopolies Der®,rtment, Singapore

Rickards, Jose, director,Philippine Land Improvement Go., Manila

Ricketts, W. R., director, Ricketts, Turner A Go., Ld., Shanghai

Rickman, A. J., acct., Centrosojus. (Eng.), Ld., Hankow

Rickmond, J. F., accountant, Socony-Vacuum Corporation, Haiphong

Ricks, H. L., sales manager, Shanghai Horse Bazaar, Shanghai

Riddle, E. R., supt., R. C. A. Communication, Inc.,. Manila

Riddell, J. A., manager, Robinson Piano Go., Ld., Selangor

Riddell, Dr. J. D., Evan-Jones & Riddell, Shanghai

Riddell, T. W., assist., Hongkong and Shanghai Bank, Hongkong

Riddell-Carre, assist., Hongkong and Shanghai Bank, Shanghai •

Ride, L. T., professor of physiology, Hongkong University, Hongkong

Ridgway, Dr. J. W., dentist Shanghai

Ridgway, L. P., assist, engr.-in-chief, iShanghai-Nanking Railway, Shanghai

Ridley, J., assistant, Asiatic Petroleum Co. (P.I.), Ld., Manila

Ridout, F. G.-, civil engineer, Harbour Board, Singhporh : ‘

Riege. W., signs jointly, Jebsen & Co., Shanghai

Rieger, John, manager, Savoy Hotel, Shanghai

Rielly, P. C. partner, Rielley, Simmons «fc Milne, Shanghai

Riem, C. G., mgr., Nederlandshe Ihdische Bureau Veritas, Shanghai

Riemer, E. B. Gy.dir. manager, Imperial Chemical Industries (Ghina), Ld., Foochow

Rienstra, J., signs per pro., Banque Franco Chinoise, Tientsin

Rigby, R. E., secretary, Hanson, Orth ife Stevenson, Inc., Da.vao, P.I.

Rigby, W. E., assist, protector of Chinese, Chinese Protectorate, Malacca

Rigg, W. H. B., Hongkong and Shanghai Bank, Hongkong

Riggio, L., signs per pro., Clerici, Bedoni '& Co., S. A., Shanghai

Riggs, S. C., Sworn Measurer, Shanghai

Righini, G. F., general manager, Righini Co., Ld., Shanghai

Rignot, J., branch manager, Assurance Franco-Asiatique, Tientsin

Riis, R. G. asst, sales mgr., San Miguel Brewery Inc'., Manila, P.I.

Riley, F. L., assist, commissioner of Police, Lower Perak

Riloff, N. P., representative, Eitingon-Schild Co., Tientsin

Rimmer, W. G., assistant,, Smith, Bell'& Co., Ld., Manila

Rimsha, N. V., attorney, Asiatic Trading Corporation, Ld., Hankow

Rinas,

Rincon,G.,M.,engineer,

manager,Asiatic TradingFilipino,

El. Hogar Corppro.fiohi,

ManilaLd., The, Hankow

Rind, G. M., Mercantile Bank of India, Ld., Kuala Lipis

Ring, R. W., assist, general passenger agent, States Steamship Co., Manila

Ringenbach, Dr. J. E., mediical officer, Chinese, Maritime 'Customs^ Canton

Ringer, F. E. E., vice-consul for Sweden, Holme Ringer & Co., Nagasaki

Ringer, M. C. G., assist.. Holme, Ringer &, Co., Shimonoseki

Ringer,.,S- A..,, vlce-cqnsul

Ringer, V., assist.,: for Norway

Holme, Ringer &.Portugal, H. Ringer & Co.) N’saki

Ringnalda, G., manager, Asiatic Petroleum Co., Ld., Cebu

Ringwalt, A, R., vice-consul, American: Consulate, Shanghai

Ripken, Dr. G., vice-consul for Germany, Singapore

Riswold, L., International Harvester Co., Manila

Ritch, H., Kuenzle and Streiff Inc., Zamboanga

Ritchie, A., chartered accountant, Lowe, Bingham & Matthews, Hongkong

Ritchie, A. A., agent, Chartered Bank of India, etc., Medan, Sumatra

Ritdhie, F. G., partner, Ritchie & Bisset, Singapore

Ritchie, J. S., snb-acct., The Mercantile Bank of India, Ld., Shanghai

Ritchie, W. W., secretary, Directorate General of Posts, Shanghai

Rittmueller, F., mgr., Deutsch-Asiatische Bank, Tientsin

Rivas, S. M., Charge d’Affaires, Chilean Legation, Tokyo

Riveiro, A., general manager, Insular Guaranty Co., Manila

Rivera, J. L., secretary, Zullig, Inc.* Manila

Rivera,

Rivera, M.N.,C,secretary,

lawyer, Rivera,

MountPascuai

Arayat& Alba,

SugarManila

Co., Manila

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F239-

Rivero, J. A., Dodwell & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Rivers, E. G., assist., Ker & Co., Manila

Rix, H., signs per pro., Telge & Schroeter, Shanghai

Rix, H. Rodway, Maxwell & Kenion, Perak

RizaefH, H. M. D., Real estate and Mortgage Broker, Shanghai

Robarts, R. M., asst., Jardine Engineering Carp., Ld., The, Hongkong

Robb, A. G., surveyor, Survey dept., F.M.S.

Robb, A. R., branch manager, Fraser & Neave, Ld., Perak

Robb, D. S., chartered accountant, Lowe, Bingham & Matthews, Hongkong

Robb, 'G. A. L., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China), Ld., Hankow

Robb, John C., pres., Romar Publishing Co., Manila

Robb, L. T.editor

Robb, W., A-, &partner,

manager,Robb & Nilsson,

American Chamber Penang

ot Commerce, Manila

Robbins, H. H., chairman, Malayan Collieries

Robert, Dr. E. L., medical officer, Medical dept., Ld., Selangor

Johore Bahru, Johore

Roberton, W. R. S., assist., Central Agency, Ld.,

Roberts, A. H., proprietor, Victoria Printing Press, HongkongShanghai

Roberts, Rev. B. C., Bishop, St. Andrew’s Cathedral, Singapore

Roberts, C. C., assist., Butterfield & Swire, Hongkong

Roberts, F. D., signs per pro., Butterfield & Swire, Swatow

Roberts,

Roberts, J.G. C.,G., assist.,

assist, Hongkong

auditor, Audit

and Department,

Shanghai Bank, Penang

Foochow

Roberts, J. Duncan, managing director, Duncan Roberts, iLd., Singapore

Roberts, J. H., senior executive engr., Public Works Dept., Kuala Kangsar, Perak

Roberts, J. V., director, Dunlop Rubber Co. (Straits Settlements), Ld., S’pore

’ Roberts,

Roberts, R.R, A.,J.,Yorkshire

assistant,Insurance

Asiatic Co., Ld., Tokyo

Petroleum Co. (N.C.), Ld., Shanghai

Roberts, R. W., sub. mgr.. Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Tientsin

j Roberts, W. H., executive engr., Public Works dept., Kuala Lumpur, iSelaugor

Roberts,

Robertson,W. A.,

J. D.,director,

Asiatic Petroleum

John LittleCo.,&(South

Co., China), Ld., Hongkong

Ld., Singapore

Robertson, A. G., assistant, Neill & Bell, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Robertson, C. A., American Consulate, Shanghai

Robertson, C. B., engineer, Public Works dept., Hongkong

■ Robertson, C. M., service mgr., Honigsberg & Son, Shanghai

Robertson, E. T., jr., Robertson & Son, Edward T., Shanghai

Robertson, G., branch mgr. and engr., Hume Pipe (Far East) Ld., Hongkong

Robertson, G,H.,district

: Robertson, officer,Smith,

assistant, Sandakan,

Bell B.& N.Co.,Borneo

Ld., Manila

Robertson, H. L. signs per pro., Ker & Co., Cebu

Robertson, J., Hongkong & Kowloon Wharf & Gpdown Oo.^Ld., Hongkong

Robertson, J.,J. assist.,

Robertson, Chartered

W., signs BankButterfield

per pro., of India, Australia

& Swire,&. China, Shanghai

Shanghai

Robertson, K. A., accountant, Mercantile Bank of India, Ld . Singapore

Robertson, K. S., engineer, Public Works dept., Hongkong

Robertson, L. G., Hongkong and Shanghai Bank, Hongkong

Robertson, P., manager, Henry & Co., Ld., Singapore

Robertson, R., professor of economic and political science, University, H’kong

’i Robertson, R. C., assist, commissioner, Municipal Health dept., Shanghai

Robertson, Dr. R. H., Keylock & Pratt, Shanghai

i Robertson, T., supt., Municipal Police, Shanghai

Robertson, Lt.-Col. T. A., secretary, Hongkong Club, Hongkong .

I Robertson, W., accountant, American Express Co., Inc., Hongkong

Robertson, W. B., installation supt., Sooony-Vacuum Corp., Shanghai

1 Robertson, W. G., manager, Pure Cane Molasses Co., Hongkong

Robertson, W. H., Singapore Free Press, Singapore

Robey, H. T. G., Vick & Co., Singapore

Robins, A. O., division engineer, Government Power Station, Bangkok

Robinson, A., actuary, Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Singapore

Robinson, A. G., senior executive engineer, Public Works dept., F.M.S.

:F240 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Robinson, A. P., partner, Drew & (Napier, Singapore

Robinson, Capt. 0. R. (Tokyo), naval attache, British Legation, Peiping

Robinson, C. iS., engr., International Engineering Co., Bangkok

Robinson, C. W., signs per pro., manager, Eastern and Oriental Hotel, Penang

Robinson, E. C., manager, Asiatic Petroleum Co., (North China), Ld., Chungking

Robinson, E. C., dis.-acct., Texas Co., (China), Ld., Mukden

Robinson, F., Chase Bank, The, Shanghai

Robinson,

Robinson, F., legalchief

F. H., ad viser, Alor engineer,

electrical Star tiigbHarbour

Court, Kedah

Board, Singapore

Robinson, H. K., Huttenbach, lLazarus & Sons, Perak

Robinson, H. G. F., architect, Spence, Robinson & Partners, Shanghai

Robinson, J., Bradley & Co., iLd., Swatow

Robinson, J. F., signs per pro., Ross & Co. (China), Ld., Alex, Hongkong

Robinson, J. L., Fari Eastern Drug Trading Co., Shanghai

RobinsOn, J. L., manager, A. C. Burgess & Go., Ld., Shanghai

Robinson, J. L., manager^ Collier & Stephenson, Shanghai

Robinson, K. H., district manager, Texas Co., Ld., Hongkong

Robinson, W. G. C., insurance dept., Jar dine, Matheson & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Robinson, W, K., solicitor, Tso & Hodgson, Hongkong

Robison, H. D., U.S. Department of Commerce, Shanghai

Robitschek, P., sales manager, Bata Shoe Co., Ld., Singapore

Robson, A., publisher, La Vangardia, Manila

Robson,

Robson, G.A. F.,

YV., manager,

assist., Jardine,

dockyardMatheson & Co., Ld.,HShanghai

dept., Singapore irbour Hoard, Singapore

Robson, J., sales-manager (general division), Mearne, Bros., iLd., Penang

Robson, J. H. M., managing director, Malay Mail, Selangor

Robson, W. H. C., assist., Hongkong & Whampoa Dock Co., Ld., Hongkong

Itocca, Jean, manager, Far East Oxygen & Acetylene Co., Ld., Shangnai

Roces, R. F., president, Roces & Co., Inc., Manila

Rocha, F. P., officer-in-charge, Eastern Extension Telegraph Co., Ld., Macao

Rocha, J. M. da, principal, J. M. da Roeh'a ife Cd. and Consul for Costa Rica, Hongkong

Roche, A. A., assist., Caldbeck, Macgregor w Co., Ld., Shanghai

Roche, L., chef du secretariat, French Railways, Hanoi

Rocke,

Rocker, L.G.,L.,Government

attorney;; Sodony-Ylacuum Gbrporation,

veterinary surgeon, SingaporeManila

Rockhaltz, G. O., Thei Texas Co. (China), Ld., Hongkong

Rockwell, J., vicb-pres., Manila Electric Co., Manila

Rocque,

Rodatz, J.u.,de Manufacturers’

la, accountant, Bahque de LTndochine,

representative, Bangkok

Shaoighai

Rode, R, H., accountant, Hall & Holtz, Ld., Shanghai

Rode, W. A., manager, Caxton Press, Perak

Rodger, G. :S., workshop supt., Hongkong Tramways, Ld., Hongkong

Rodger, H. D., attorney

Rodger, J., actg. mgr., Central Agency, Ld., Hongkong

Rodger, R. K., signs per pit).. Butterfield &, Swire, Tsingtao

Rodger, W., town supt., Sanitary Board, Selangor

Rodrigues,

Rodrigues, E.,E. Y.,prqprietor, Philippine service,

head of preventive TradingGovt.

Co., Monopolies

Manila dept., Malacca

Rodrigues,

Rodrigues, M. G. M., secretary, Peruvian Legation, Peiping Macao

Fernandes, vice-consul for Italy and General Merchant,

Rodriguez, Mates. H., secretary, Guttridge & Chambers, Inc., Manila

Roe, H. B., manager, Hongkong arid Shanghai Ranking Corporation, Harbin

Roe, R. E., managing proprietor, R. E. Roe & Oo., Singapore

Roehr, 0.:, International Harvester Co., Manila

Roelli, H., proprietor, Roelli & Co., Manila

Roeper, C., signs per pro., Fulford & Co., Ld., ^Singapore

Roger-Smith, R., manager, Miller Rubber Export Co., Ld., Singapore

Rogers, B. S., assistant, Lane, Crawford, Ld., Hongkong

Rogers, C., assistant, Butterfield & tSwire. Shanghai

RogerSj F. Theo, business manager, Philippines Free Press, Manila

 FOEEI.©^< RESIDENTS F&41

Rogers, 0. H., secretary, Huttenbaehj Lazarus & Sous, Ld., Singapore

Rogers, R., manager, Liggett & Meyers Tobacco Co., Inc ,' Manila

Rogers, T., engineer-m-chjei, Electricity Supply dept., Municipality, Penang

Rogers, Thomas, manager & engr., Penang Hill Govt. Railway, Penang.

Rogers, W., engineer, Henggeler &: Martin, Ld., Selangor

Rogge, C. H., manager, German Chirlia Co., Ld., Shanghai

Rogovin, L. M., manager, Ear Eastern Diajig. Trading Co., Harbin

Rohd, W. C. A., traffic shpt.;, GrrE^t .iNorithern Telegraph Co., Shanghai

Rohm, V., manager, Broadcast Tract Press, Changsha

Rohr, Egon,

Rohreke, G., signs per pro.,

partner, Straits.& Java,

Carlowitz Co., Trading

ShanghaiGo., N.V., Singapore

Roll, R., Reuter, Brockelmann .& Co., Tientsin*

Roliin, A., manager, Banque Eranco-Chinoise, Hongkong

Rollmann, A., manager, Columeta Comptoh’ Metallurgique^ Osaka

Romar, C. L., Great Northern, Telegraph Co., Ld., Shanghai

Romanoff, T. P., accountant, Astor’ House: iHptel, Tientsin

Rome, F. J. de, headmaster, Queen’s College, Hongkong

Rome, L. de, Hongkong Electric Qc.; -W-, Hongkong

Romero, F. L., proprietor, Romero Electric, Manila

fiomulo,

Rondon, Carlos P., publisher,

J., Rondon Monday ,MaU;- Mapila..

& Co-, Mukden

Rondon, L., general director, L. Rondon & Cq., Ld., Shanghai

Ronne?eldt, Dr. F., assist., Bayer-Meister Lupins :Yakuhin Gouatei Kais'ha,. Tokyo .

Ronvaux, A. L., Cbnsul for Belgium, 'ipkohama

Rooke, H. J. D., assistant, Berrick & Co., Ld., Yokoharpa _

Rookledge, F. O., mgr., (Singapore Slipway and Engineering Co., Ld., S’pore

Roos, M. de, assist, manager, Singkep Tin- Maatschappy, Singapore

Roos, W. H. de, acting consul-general, Neti>ei ‘aiids Consulate, Kobe

Roos, Ainttom, merchant, Metjan, Stpuatra

Roque, B., jr., Roque & Roque, Manila

Roque, Y., treasurer, Tionlqc, Inc., Manila

Rosa, de la J., manager, Yen- & Sons, Co., Manila

Rosa, P., president, Philippine Sugar Estates Development Co.., Manila

Rosado, A., president, Philippine Cork & Insulation Co., Manila

Rosado, J., treasurer, Philippine.'Qork &; Insulation Co., Manila

Rosado, H. M., proprietor, Philippine; Cork & Insulation Co,, Manila

Rosanoff, W. I., accountant, I'rench Book'Store, Peiping

Rosario, del J., circulation manager,, Herald, Manila

Rosatsin, J. C., signs per pro,, Shanghai Insurance Office, Tientsin i

Roscoe, F., British-American Tobacco Co., Ld., Shanghai

Roscoe, N. K., representative, Chilian Nitrate of Soda Propafganda, Tokyo

Rose, Anderson R., manager, Thoresen & Co., Bangkok

Rose, A., Arnhold & Co., Ld., Changsha

Rose, A. V., agent, David Sassoon & Co., Ld., Hankow

Rose, C. A. W., director, British-American Tobacco. ’Oo., Ld., Shanghai

Rose, H. H., overseer, Wiaierwo^ks, P.W.D., Hongkong

Rosel, M. M.,

Rosenberg, Capt.director,

J. W., Ecole

Marinedessupt.,',

Mecainisiens;

YangtzeAsiatiques,

Rapid S.S.Saigp.n ,

Co., Shanghai,

Rosenquist, A., sales manager, Hale Shoe Co., Manila

Rosenstock, C. W., president, f tic., Bosenstock Y Co., Manila

Roseveare, R. E., assist, mgr., Coodrich International Ilubber Co., .Manila

Ross, A., agent, Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, Iloilo

Ross, A., agent, Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld., Ichang

Ross, A. N., assist, secretary to resident, Resident’s Office, Perak .

Ross, A. R., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld., Tientsin

Ross, B. E., partner, Logan, Ross ,& Slamuel, Penang

Ross, D. A., director, Alex Ross &• Cb., (China), Ld., Shanghai

Ross, D. E., agent, Canadian National Railways, Yokohama

Ross, D. M., manager, Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn., Kobe

Ross, E. C., president, Lime Kilns Inc., Manila

F2i2 FOftEIGN RESIDENTS

Ross, F. B., director, Wadledgh Gommercial, Ld., Singapore

Ross, G. R., Lowe, Bingham ife Matthew, Hongkong

Ross, James^ lawyer, Ross, Lawrence &, Selph, Manila

Ross, J., director, Port Lament Lumber Co., Manila

Ross, J. A., director, Kyle, Palmer &, Co., Ld., Selangor

Ross, J. B., manager, Mercantile Bank of India, Ld., Hongkong

Ross, J. K., signs per pro., Alex. Ross & Co., (China), Ld., Hongkong

Ross, J. W., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China), Ld., Shanghai

Ross, S. Hampden, chartered acct., Percy 'Smith, Seth & Fleming, H’kong

Ross-Jackson, G. M., assist, supt., Survey dept., Kedah

Rossel, L., East Asiatic Co., Bangkok

Rosselet, C. S., secretary, Hongkong Amusements, Ld., Hongkong

Rossi, G., manager, Rossi & Co., Shanghai

Rossum,

Roth, E.,J. signs

Th. van,permanager, Netherlands

pro., Louis OgliastroTrading

& Co.,Society,

SaigonSingap >re

Roth, E., Directorate General of Posts, Shanghai

Rother, K., supt., Telephone Co., Ld., Shanghai

Rother, O., supt., Manila Gas Corporation, Manila

Rothkehl, H., assist., Reuter, Brockeimann Co., Tientsin

Rothschild,

Rouban, M.M.,J.,manager, Rieser

assistant, & Co&, Chefoo

Kelly Walsh, Ld., Hongkong

Rouch, E., mgr. & engr.j- Ste. Anon, des Anciens Etablissements Arnoult, T,tsin>

Kouffaer,

Rougni, J., French Legation, Bangkok N.V., Shanghai

H., Java-China-Japan Lijn,

Rounds,

Rous, J.K.A.,K., assist.,

sub-accountant, National

Whiteaway, City &Bank

Laidlaw Co.,of Ld.,

New Penang

York, Hongkong

Rouse, Albert, director, McMullan & Co., Ld., Chefoo

Rouse, Arthur, secretary, McMullan & Co., Chefoo

Rouse, H. S., engineer-executive, general works, P.W.lD., Hongkong

Rouse, R., assist, in charge, Chinese Maritime Customs, Tengyueh

Rousseau, H., signs per pro.,. (Denis, Freres, Saigon

Roustan, J., manager, Grand Hotel de Pekin, Peiping

Roux, E., director, Soc. Havraise Tndochinoise, Saigon

Roux,

Rowan,P. A.,

de, manager,

mgr., China Banque de < Indochina,

Dispensary, Hongkong

Hongkong

Rowan, J. G., genl. mgr., Railway dept., Jesselton, British North Borneo

Rowe, C. H., supt., F.M.S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Rowe, O. S. Benbow, sharebroker, Shanghai

Rowland, E. M., supt., F.M.S. Railways, Kuala (Lumpur, (Selangor

Rowland, E. V., assist., Dodwell & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Rowland, T. J., assistant, Ramsay & Co., Hankow

Rowley,

Rowson, H.H.S. C.,

C., manager, The EasternTobacco

British American Extension

Oo.,Telegraph Co., Ld., Manila .

Ld., Nanking

Rowswell, R. D., supt. of mails, Posts & Telegraphs, Penang

Roxburgh, A. J. H, Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co., Tientsin

Roxburgh, R. R., manager, John I. Thornycroft & Co., Ld., Hongkong

Roy, Fernand, consul for France, Spain, Belgium & Portugal, Amoy

Royds, W. M., consul for Great Britain, Seoul

Royey, R., attache commercial, French Embassy, Tokyo

Roza, E. D., chartered acct., Lowe, Bingham & Matthews, Hongkong

Roza, A. W.. da, prin., Roza Bros., Hongkong

Roza, C. A. da, prim, Roza Bros., Hongkong

Rozenbaum, B., directing manager, Millington Ld., Shanghai

Rubant, Francis W., merchant, Tsinan

Rubenstein, M. H, manager, Sanitary (Steam Laundry Co., Manila

Rubin, P., cashier, National Shoe & Slipper Supply Co., Manila

Rubio, C. P., vice-president, Luzon Stevedoring Co., Irtc., Manila

Ruchwaldy, F., departmental supervisor, John Little k Co., Ld., Singapore

Rudland, F. H., Lowe, Bingham & Matthews, Shanghai

Rudland, T., assistant, (Lowe, Bingham & Matthews, Shanghai

 F011EIGX RESIDENTS F243

RudlofE, F., signs per pro., Melchers & Co., Shanghai

Rudolf, Gustav, partner, Ivoerting, &: 'Go., Tokyo

Rudolph, K., assist., Rayer, AleisteivLucius Yakuhin Gomei iKaisha, Kobe

Rudsit, W., factory-manager, Leather Rroducts Manufacturing Go., Shanghai

Ruebain, B. M., North Qhdna Neu'is'and -H-trald; ‘Shanghai

Ruiz, Jimenez F., secretary, El.'Hogar Filipino, Manila

Ruffiner, Capt. C. M., post exch^pge officer," jAniericah./Ldgatioh, ’Peiping

Rule,

Rule, M.R. T.K.,P., assist,

accountant,

supt.,Eastern

SurveyExteHsioii

departnieht,Telegraph Co.,, Ed., Penang

Malacca

Rumjahn, D., accountant, Gande, Price & Cdj, Hongkong

Rumjahn, U., principal,^11^. Rumjahn

Runciman, T. McK., surveyor, Survey tOffici', Kluang, Johore

Rupp, A., manager, Swiss Watch Import Co., Kobe

Ruppel, M. H., sales manage*;, San Miguel Brewery, Inc., Manila

Rushton, A. N., departmental supervisor, Johii Little & Co., Ld:, (Singapore

Rushton, G., Haskins & Sells,' Manila'

Rushworth, E. iD., assistant, Mansfield & ,Co., Ld., Singapore

Russell, A., manager, Curnow & Go., Nagasaki

Russell, C., civil engineer, Manila

Russell, C. M., assist., Ker Co-., Iloilo ■

Russell, Dr. D., assistant medical supt.,■ Mental Hospital, Singapore

Russell, D. O., principal, W. R, Loxley & Go., Hongkong

Russell, Geo., managing director, J. •Curiipw & Co., Ld., Yokohama

Russell, G. C. F., proprietor, Russell & Co., Tsingtao

Russell, H. G., assist,, Hongkong

Russell,

Russell, H.H. S.,N. manager,

I)., controller,

Sime,Government

Darby ik Co..Monopolies Department,

and Connnissioner, Singapore Malacca

Municipality,

Russell, H. W., assist, general manager, Texas Co., Alanila

Russell, J. J., general broker, Russell &; Co., Manila

Russell, R. C., general manager, J. A. Russell

Russell,

Rust, J. R.W., E.,agent,

sub-account.,

Far East National City Bank ofLd.,

Superintendence NewYokohama

York, Canton

Rutgers, F., secretary-interpreter, NetherlandsCo.,Legation, Bangkok ,

Ruttonjee, J. H., Ruttonjee & Son, Hongkong

Rutz, J., president, Nichizui TradingCp.,

Ruyters, A., manager, Banque dTndochine, Singapore , Ld., Osaka

Ryan, B. G., gen. agent, Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ld., Yokohama

Ryan, L. E. N., agent, Canadian Pacific Railway Co., Hongkong

Rycroft, A. J., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co., Ld., Selangor

Ryder,

Ryder, J.,R. engineer,

R., assist., Singapore Traction Oil

Standard-Vacuum Co.,Co.,

Ld.,Singapore,

Singapore

Rye, J. C. E., manager, St. Francis Hotel, Hongkong

Rynd,

Ryon, P.G. G.,

L., assist., Hongkong

pro-mgr., Nationaland CityShanghai Banking

Bank ofCorpn.,

New York,Corporation, Singapore

Ryon, jr.,

Ryssin, J.,M.assist.,

K., American

manager,Oriental

Ryssin &Finanee

Co., Shanghai CantonHankow

, Sabater,

Ryssin, L.,Dr.managing director,Sobater

M., proprietor, Ryssin.& Cpo Institute,

Optical Shanghai Alanila

| Sabelstrom, G. B., assist., manager, Pinion Brewery Co., Shanghai

t' Sabot,

Sachau,C.,M.,agent,

ChienBanque de LTndo-Chintv

Hsin Engineering HaiphongLd., Shanghai

Cp.., .Gmi.b.H.,

j; Sachs,

Sachse,E.R.,H.architect,

L. E., insurance

Hankowrepresentative,. Fuhrmeister & Coj, Shanghai

I’ iSadoc, A., signs per pro., Olivier-Chyie,SC--M, Shanghai

| Baegert, H., manager, Medicon, Ld. (S.A.), Shanghai , . : ,

'■{ Sainton, W. attorney

Sage, R. R., H., signs and

per pro.,

manager,Holme, Ringer & Cq., Corporation,

Socony-Vacuum Nagasaki Alanila

Sage, W., assistant, Reiss, Massey & Co., Ld., Canton

Saint, Hubert, G. de, signs per pro,, Credit Foneier. d’Extreme Orient, T’sin

Sainton, W. H., per pro., Wuriu Shokwai, Shimonoseki

; Sainz, V., manager, Bank of the Philippines, Zamboanga

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Salcowsky,

Sales, G. R., assist, secretary, for

G. A., vice-consul Germany,

Manila TradingHankow

and Supply 'Co., Mani a

Sales, R. C. M., principal, Sales & Co,, Hongkong

Saleeby, N. S., general manager, Agusan Coconut Co.,Co.,Manila

Saleeby, M. M., managing director, Balatoc Mining Manila

Salet, H., vice-presidnet,

Salmon, C.J. E.,

S., manager. Erlanger

agent, Insular and

LifeKadoorieGalinger,

Insurance& Co., Manila

Salmon, Sir Elly Sons,Manila

Shanghai

Saltan, B., assist., Bodiicer & Co., Hongkong

Salter, A. W., assistant, Dodwell A Co., Ld., Hongkong

Salter, H., assist., Pearson & Co., Yokohama

Salter, J., assist, engr., Government Monopolies Department, Singapore

Salter, iS. C., assist., Dodwell & Co., Hongkong

Salter, W., Jenks,. Percival & Isitt, Tokyo

Salvesen, A. E., epgr,dri-chief, East Asiatic Telegraph Co., Shanghai

Samarcq,

Sammann, L., mgr.,E.,Societe Francaise de Navigation de Tongkou, Tientsin

Sammy, P., Paul

partner,merchant,

Jolianries Shanghai

& Sammy, Singapore

Sampedro, Jose, president, Hercules Lumber Co., Manila

Sampedro, P., manager, Philippine Net & Braid Manufacturing-Co., Manila

Sampedro, T. M., mgr. & treats,, Tuasom & Sampedro Inc.. Manila

Sample,

Sample, E.J. C.,

F. R., partner,

assist., Denisdn,

gen, mgr., Ram & Gilfbs, Hongkong

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Yokohama

Sampson, R. T.j factory "manager,

Samson, A. H., secy., Geddes Trading China Coir&Furnishing

Dairy FarmCo., Shanghai

Co.* Shanghai

Samson, E., dir., Geddes Trading &r Dairy Farm Co., iShanghai

Samson, V. K., proprietor, Lagespi Bookbinding Co., Manila

Samuel, C. R., partner, Logan, Ross V Samuel, Penang

Sanborn, Henry F., manager, The Pleasanton, Kobe

Sanchez, A. M., attorney, Clarke Larkin, Manila

Sanchez,

Sanchez, H.,

P. G.Goodrich International

Y„ Pharmacist & prop.,Rubber Co., ManilaDrug Store, Manila

San Marceling

Sande,

Sander,G.A.,van der, passage

partner, Sander,dept.,

WielerRoyal

& Co.,Packet Navigation Co., Singapore

Canton

Sander, R., signs per pro., Sander, WieleY &'Co.,1 Hongkong

Sanders, H. \V., assistant, Pritchard & Co., Ld., Penang

Sanderson, C. E. R., solicitor, Russ & Co., Hongkong

Sanderson,

Sanderson, J.,R. P.,Inspector

director,ofAstor

Mines,House

PerakHotel, Ld., Tientsin

Sanderson, W., supt. engineer, Indo-China Steam Navigation Co., Ld., Hongkong

Sandes, C. L., Layton cfc Co., Hongkong

Sandford,

Sandlin, J.J.H.,M.,general

assist.,service

MackirmOn, Mahkinzie

manager, General

Co., Yrikohama

(Japan), Osaka

Sandor, H., sales

Sander, H., vice-pres.,

dept.,American

Asia RealtyOriental Finance Corporation, Shanghai

Co., Shanghai

Sandor, T., managing

Sandreczki, director,

O., secretary, Hugo,

German Reiss &Bangkok

Legation, Co;, Shanghai

Sands, F. C., inang. director, Malaya Publishing.House, Singapore

Sands, G. E., lights dept., Chinese Maritime Customs, Amoy

Sands, P. C., asst. dist. engr., Municipality, Singapore

Sandstrom,

Sandstrom, C.E. E., R., accountant,

mgr., NationalSocony-Vacuum

City Bank of Corpm,

New York,Canton

Cebu

Sandt, P., Reuter Brockelmann & Co., Shanghai

Sandt, W., Reuter Brockelmann, & Co., Shanghai

iSanft, J., Hirsbrunner & Co., Shanghai

Sandys,

Sanford, D.W.J.,II.,mgr., Britishmanager,

divisional AmericanImperial

TobaccoChemical

Cq. (Straits), Ld., Singapore,

Industries Selangor

(China), Ld., Dairen;

Sanger, R., attorney, Standard-Vacuum Gil Co., Hongkong

Sangon, F. M., attache, French Consulate, Singapore

Sanny, A. R., chief clerk, Banque deTlndochine, Tientsin

Sansom,

Sanson, C.G.H.,B., Commissioner

commercial counsellor.

of Police,British

F.M.S. Embassy, Tokyo ’ ■.

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS FM»:

Santiago, D., secty & mgr., P. B. Artesian Water (Jo., Manila

Santiago, F., acct., Philippine Book Co., Manila

Santos, A., asst, manager, Paoinbong Vinegar Co., Manila

Santos, C. A. dos, assistant interpreter, Netherland Legation, Bangkok

Santos, F., assist, treas., Romar Publishing Co., Manila

Santos, J. de Sousa, Consul for Portugal, Bangkok

Santos, J. A., secy, of Justice, Government, Manila

Santos, Jesus J., secy. & treas., Cebu Portland Cement Co., Manila

Santwico,

Sarda, F., A., assist,Shanghai

lawyer, secty, Fidelity & Surety Co., Manila

Sarda, R., agent, Banquede LTndochine, Haiphong

Sargeant, P. A., engineer, Shanghai

Sargent, C. B. R., headmaster, Diocesan Boys’1 School, Hongkong

Sargent, T. P., district engineer, F.M.S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Sarkies, A., managing partner, Eastern and Oriental Hotel, Penang

Sarnoff,

Sarton, H.,D., mgr.,

president,

CreditRadio Corporation

Foncier d’ExtremeofOrient

the Philippines,

and consulManila

for Belgium, Singapore

Sass,

Sasson,J., C.C. H.,

liliesdeputy

& Co.,commissioner

Tokyo of Police Perak

Sator, A., merchant,

Satterfield, F. M., acct., Shanghai

National City Bank of New York, Manila

Sauer, A., merchant, Sauer A Co., Peiping

Sauer, J., Societe des Cimenits Portland Artificiels de L’Indochine, .H’phong:

Sauer, M. J., Diethelm & Co., Saigon

Sauerbeck, H., signs per pro., Orient Tobacco Manufactory, Hongkong

Saul, W. E.J.M.,H.,vice-president

Saunders, and assist,

director, Pritchard & Co.,mahagei*,

Ld. (Ipoh),Moskyn

Perak& Co., Inc., Iloilo

Saunders, J. J., Hogan & Ivens, Penang

Saunders,

Saunders, J.T. W. W.,T.,assistant,

deputy Derrick

Harbour

Co., Singapore

Saunders, W., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (South China) Ld., Foochow

Saunderson, M., Jardine Engineering Corp., Ld., Shanghai

Saunderson, T. P., assist., Hongkong Electric Co., Ld., Hongkong

Saussine, E., attache commercial, French Legation, Peiping

Sauvayre, J., Raw Silk Exporter, Shanghai

Savage,

Savage, E.G.,W., manager,general,

postmaster Federated Engineering Co., Ldi, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor 1

JohOre

Savage, O. F., architect, Swan A Maclaren, Singapore

Savale,

Savi, V.W.G., F., chiefbranch

policemanager, Asia Life Insuianee Coj, Manila

officer, Singapore

Savio,

Savul, F. D., manager, A. I. Savul & Co.,University,

Rev. A., s. J., chancellor, Aurora Shanghai Shanghai

Savul, A. R., proprietor, A. I. Savul & Co., Shanghai

Sawbridge,

Sawyer, A. W., H. R., vice-consulassist.,

installation for Great

AsiaticBritian, SeoulGo., Shanghai

Petroleum

Sawyer, J. B., vice-consul for

Sawyer, J. C., Keller

Sawyer, R. F., accountant. Nestle and Anglo SwLs Condensed Milk Co., Singapore

Sayer,

Sayers,G.E.,R.,assist.,

director of Education,

Netherlands IndiaEducation

Commercial Dept.,

Bank,Hongkong

Singapore

Sayers, F. R., chief Health officer, Medical dept., Singapore

Sayers, M., merchant. Singapore

Sayers, W., overseer, Waterworks, Public Works dept., Hongkong

Sbath,

Scammell,J., manager, Azadian-Societe

R. Q., architect, HemmingsAnonyme,

& Berkley,Shanghai

Hanbovv 7

Scanlon,

Scarborough, T. R.,F.,general manager,

secretary, Sun Burkill

Kennedy, Maid Raisin

V Co.,Growers Association, Shanghai

Ld., Penang

Schaal, W., signs p. p., Dr. Carlos Jahrling, Manila

Schaare,

Schaefer,E.,K.,dir., Viegelman,

secretary, German Schroeder, V Co,,

Consulate, KobeInc., Manila

Schaefer, Kurt, manager, Kunst & Albers,

Schaefer, R,, assist., Siber Hegner & Co., Osaka Shanghai

Schaeffer, O., manager, O. Rothacker, Osaka

F246 FOEEIGN RESIDENTS

Schaik, Th. W. van., general manager, Singkep Tin Maatschappij, Singapore

Schall, H., manager, Singapore Rubber Works-, Shanghai

Schallenberg, E. G. J., assist, manager, Royal Packet Navigation Co., Singapore

Schalow, E., assist., Bayer, Meister-Lucius Vakuhin Gomei Kaisha, Tokyo

Schalzmann, A., Kuenzle and Streiff Inc'.,-, Cebu

Scharff, Dr. J. W., medical dept., Penang

Scharffenberg, P., chief chancelior, German Legation, Peiping

Scharffenberg, W. A;, Henderson & Co,, Tientsin

Scharnhorst, E. G., accts. dept., Arhhold Co., Shanghai .

Scharpf, O., signs per pro., C. A. Weber &.Co., Shanghai

Schatzmann, A., Kuenzle & Streiff, Inc., Cebu

Schaub, W. A. L., manager, N.Y. Straits Java Trading Co,, Singapore-

Scheeffer, E., assist., Deutsch-Asiatische Bank, Shanghai

Scheel, Dr. E., Doitsu Sehryo G. K., Tokyo

Scheel, Paul,

Scheffler, counsellor,

G., consul Danish Legation,

for Germany, Tientsin Tokyo

Scheide, H., assistant, Melchers & Co., Shanghai

Scheithauer,

Scheie, A. D.R.,H., Schnabel,

vanaccountant, Gaumer &Van

buren, procurator, Co., Hankow

Schenitzki, Lothar Marcks,NieMukden& Co., Medan;

Schenk, P. A., manager, Schmidt & Co., Canton

Schenkel, E., Zullig, Inc., Manila

Scherbakoff,

Scherzer, A. L,general

E. A., manager, L. Kosloff,

manager, Maaz Shanghai

(Robert) Import C9., Shanghai

Scheunig, W., treasurer, Manila Gas Corporation, Manila

Scheuten, A., American Trading Cb„ of Japan, Osaka

Schick, R., signs per pro., Schmidt & Co., Peiping

Schicler, R., Dyes dept., Jebsen & Co., Canton

Schiess, J.,A.manager,

Schiesser, DiethelmPavilion

L. E., director, & Co., Ld.,

Ld., Singapore

Penang

Schiffner, O., proprietor, Schiffnef

Schillemans,

Schilling, E. J.,C. F.,

signsconsul for Belgium

per pro., The ChaseSaigon

Bank, Tientsin

Schimitt, A., International Harvester Co., Manila

Schinazi, L. R., China Import & Export Lumber Co,, Shanghai

Schindler,

Schink, J. P., manager,andBanque de ITndo-Chine, Hankow

Schink, G.,

H., accountant

accountant, Zais,public auditor,

Steinman Shanghai

&, Co., Shanghai

Schirmer, A., assist.,

Schirmer, F., secretary, Skodaworks,

Bayer, Shanghai

Meister-Lueius Yakuhin Gomei Kaisha, Kobe

Schirmer,

Schirmer, W.H., H.,

liliesassist.,

& Co.,lilies

Dairen& Co..'Kobe

Schleipen, Frank, vice-president, Heacock & Co., Manila

Schlemper, W., proprietor, Industury Trading Co., Shanghai

Schlee, R., director, Anderson & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Schlittler,

Schlobohn,J..G.,Kuenzle & StreiffHarvester

International Inc., Zamboanga

Co., Manila

SchlOemer, M., signs per pro., China Export-Import and Bank Co., Tientsin

Schloss,

Schlumbom,G. S.,P.treasurer,

C., manager,ChinaMenzi

Fibre& Container Co., Shanghai

Co., Inc., Manila

Schmachtenberg, P. E., assist,

Schmaltz, vice-consul for Germany, Kobe Doitsu Senryo Gomei Kaisha, Kobe

Schmidt, C.E. A.,

Schmidt, W.,assistant,

partner, O.Melchers

H. Anz &&Co.,

Co., Hongkong

& acting consul for Norway, Chef00

Schmidt,

Schmidt, F., assistant,

signs perReuter, Brockelmann Co., &Nachf

Co., Tientsin

Schmidt, G.H.,R.,assistant, pro., Ahrens

Melchers & Co.,&Hongkong H., Kobe

Schmidt, Dr. H., Physiciam & Surgeon, Tsingtao

Schmidt, H. G.,

Schmidt, assist., lilies & Co.,& Co.,

KobeTokyo

Schmidt, J.,P., assistant,

proprietor, Schmidt

Melchers & Co., Shanghai

Schmidt, J. H., Bethlehem Steel Export Corporation, Manila

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F247

Schmidt, P., proprietor, Schmidt & Co., Tokyo

Schmidt, R., signs per pro., Carlowitz & Co., Hongkong

Schmidt,

Schmidt, Thomas,

Dr.manager, surveyor, Yokohama

W., representative, WindsorCo.,& Co.,

Schmitz, C., Shantung Traders Ld.,Bangkok

Chefoo

Schmitz, P., Schmitz & Co., Osaka

Schmitt,

Schmuser,A.H.,W.,manager,

assist, manager,

Edward Macleod

Evans & &Sons,

Co., Ld.,

CebuTientsin'

Schnack, O., signs per pro., Carlowitz & Co., Mukden

Schneider, A, assist., Mee-Yeh Handels Compagnie, Shanghai

Schneider, C. A.,

Schneider, F., assistant,

assist., Carlowitz

Berli Jucker & Co.,

& Co., Canton

Bangkok

Schneider, Fr., signs per pro., Ahrens & Co., Tokyo

Schneider,

Schneider, G., Chien Hsinof Engineering

G., secretary Co., Shanghai

chancery, German Embassy, Tokyo,

Schneider, H., assist., Jebsen & Co., Canton

Schneider, O., Melchers & Co., Shanghai

Schneider, W., partner, Bergmann & Co., Kobe

Schnitzler,W.,F. supt.,

Schnupp, K., manager,

Abuiay Schnitzler

PlantationSons, Manila

Co., Manila

Schnurmacher, L., consul for

Schoch, A. F., Siemssen & Co., HankowCzechoslovakia, Manila

Schoene, F., agent. New Zealand Insurance Co., Ld., Yokohama

Schoenfeld, C., assist., Doitsu Senryo Gomei Kaisha, Kobe

Schoenherr, H., signs the firm, Carlowitz & Co., & Consul for Finland, Tientsin

Schoeps, A., secretary, German Consulate, Tientsin

Schoevaart, J. J., Accountant, Deli Railway Co., Medan, Sumatra

Schoff, A. L., manager, commercial car division, General Motors (Japan), Ld., Osaka

Scholtz, H.W.,F., 1stmanager,

Schofield, magistrate & coroner,Engineering

International Central Magistracy, Hongkong

Co., Bangkok

Schonten, Th. C., managing director, Trading Co. “ Holland,” Singapore

Schools,. M., consul for Belgium, Sumatra

Schradieck, E., attorney, Socony-Vacuum Corpn., Manila

Schrameck, E., supt., Hale Shoe Co., Inc., Manila

Schramm, C. G., Paul Schramm & Co., Yokohama

Schramm,

Schramm, E.E. J.,W.,branch manager,&Jardine

Wm. Meyerink Engineerihg Corporation, Ld., Harbin

Co., Shanghai

Schreck, H., general manager, Schoelter-Bleckmann

Schreiber, F., manager, Singkep Tin Maatschappy, Singapore Phoenix Seiko, K.K., Tokyo f' 0

Schreiner,

Schrender,M.H.,

W.J.signs per pro., Ahrens

A.,van,Java-China Japan &Line,

Co., Hongkong

Tokyo

Schreven, charge d’affaires, Netherland Legation, Bangkok

Schrobitz, B., secretary, German Consulate, Kobe

Schroder, Fritz, secretary, German Consulate, Peiping

Schroder, W., Yek Hua Trading Corporation, Manila

Schroeder,

Schroeder, R.H. L.,C-, assistant,

Wolff ife Co., Manila Cigar arid Cigarette Manufacturing Co,, Manila

Alhambra

Schroeder, W., Viegelmann, Schroeder & Co., Inc., Manila

Schroeder, W. T., manager, Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Go., Manila

Schruback, D. V., assist., Liebermrinn, Waelchli & Co., Kobe

Schubert, A., partner, Reuter, Brockelmann & Co., and. Consul for Finland, Canton1

Schubert, Paul v., manager, Deutsche-Stickstbff-H.-G., Krauch & Co., Shanghai

Schueler,

Schuerman,E.,J.signs

H. H.,peragent,

pro., Ley bold Shokwan,

Nederlands TradingTokyo

Society, Semarang

Schuette,

Schuhl, F. J.J.,G.,secretary

Melchersand& director,

Go., Tsingfcao . Co., Inc., Shanghai

prowrichiria

Schuldt, G., signs per pro., Melchers & Co., Hongkong

Schult, E., Mee-Yeh Handels Compagnie, Shanghai

Schulthess, O., treasurer, Zuellig, Inc., Manila

Schultz, C., E.,

Schultz, H. mgr.,assist.,

Deutsches

BritishBakteriolog Serolog

Cigarette Co., Institute & Mee-Yeh Handels, S’hai.

Shanghai

Schultz, H. L., general manager, Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Hongkong

Schultz, J., treas., Laguna Sugar Corporation, Manila

 F248 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Schultze, H., chief of chancellor, German Embassy, Tokya .

Schulz, A. W., cashier, American Express Co., Inc., Hongkong

Schulz, M. H., signs per pro., Klingelnberg &■ Wieda, Shanghai

Schulz, W., Kohler, Schulz & Gr'ossir, Shanghai

Schulze,

Schulze, J.,

Otto,consul

gen. for Germany,Manila

merchant, Manila

Schulze, W.. manager, Schmidt & Co., Tientsin

Schumacher, A. E., manager, and 2nd vice-president,

Schumacher, G., assist., Bayer, Mcister-Lucius YdkuhinChase Bank,

Gomei The, Kobe

Kaisha, Shanghai

Schumacher, O., manager, Adeiphi Hotel, Singapore

Schuman,

Schumann, A., Cie. FrancoGerman

AsiatiqueConsulate,

des Petroles, Haiphong

Schuster, E.,E.,Manufacturers’

secretary, Ageut, Shanghai‘ Vlad ivostock

Schwartz, S., Heacock

Schwartz, W. G., Taylor & Cd., Seoul

Schweizer, H., assistant, Diethelm &, Co., Ld., Singapore

Schwemer, K., Straits Java Trading Co., N.V., Singapore

Schwesinger,A. E.H.,A.,manager,

Schweyer, Manila International

Import Co., ManilaHarvester Cp.,, Harbin

Schwob, R., manager,

Schwock, K., Menzi & Co., Manila Siemens China Cp., Hongkong

Schwulst, E., vice pres., Philippine National

Schwyzer, F., vice-president, Prench Municipality, Bank, Shanghai

Manila

Scobie, J. K., assist., Shanghai .Power Co., Shanghai

Scotcher, W. J., assist, engineer dept., Reiss, Massey & Co., Canton

Scotchmer, L. A., Texas Co. (China), Ld., Shanghai

Scott, A. L., vice-consul, British Consulate, Shanghai

Scott, G., Metropolitan-Vickers Electrical Export Co., Ld., Tokyo

Scott, G. A., overseer, Brossard Mopin Etablissements,, Singapore .

Scott,

Scott, G. L. M., assistant, Smith, Bell & Co.,'Ld., Manila

Scott, G.H. S.,B., assist.,

residentAsiatic Petroleum

secretary ^CentralCo.,Insurance

Ld., Shanghai

Co., Ld., Shanghai

Scott,

Scott, H. M., partner, Gilson, Anderson, Butler & Co.,Whampoa

H. H., supt., engineering dept ., Hongkong & SelangorDock Co., Ld., Hongkong

Scott, H. T., British Consulate, Shanghai

Scott, H. W., electrical engineer, Shanghai Power Cp., Shanghai

Scott, I. J. V., representative, Ilford, Ld., Shanghai

Scott, J. W., treas., Nippon Kokusan Kogyo K. K., Osaka J

Scott,

Scott, L. G.,D., supt. engineer, Peak Tramways, Ld.,Banking

Hongkong Corporation, ' Shanghai

Scott, M. assistant,

P, L., assist., Hongkong

McAuliffe, Davisand Shanghai

Hope, Penang

Scott,

Scott, R.R. F.,

H., assist., AsiaticBritish

vice-consul, Petroleum Co. (N.Peiping

Legation, China), Ld., Shanghai

Scott, W. N., assist, secretary, Race Club, Shanghai

-Scott Morris, A. M., assist., Jardine, Mathesdn & Co., Ld-, Shanghai

Scott-Bam, H., Asiatic Petroleum Co- (F.M.S,), (Ld., Selangor

Scotten, W. E., vice-consul for America, Saigon

Scotto, L., secretaire adjoint, Chambro de Commerce, Saigon

Serivener,

Scully, C. G.,H. inspector

S., manager, Malaysiam

of Water Works,Tin,P.W.D.

Ld., Perak

Johore

Scurr, Capt. F., Scurr, Tanner & Co., Shanghai

Seaborn, A., assist., British-American Tobacco Co. (China), Ld., Shanghai

Seabridge, G. W., editor, ^traits Singapore

Sear, I).,H.manager,

Searer, J., assist,Barlow Ik Co.,Miller

secretary, Selangor

Rubber Exjjort Co., Ld., Singapore

Searle, E. V., assist., Jardine, Engineering Corpn., Ld., Hongkong

Searle,

Seath, W.J. H.,

P., director,

assistant,printing works,Refining

Taikoo Sugar Kelly k Co;,

Walsh,

Ld.,Ld., Shanghai

Hongkong

Ser ward,

Sebastian, J. A., manager, Guthrie & Co., Ld., Perak

Secher, H.A. J.,K.,

Seddon,

assist, manager,

E., assist.,

L. A. Chee

John Manners

barrister-at-law, Co.,&Ld.,

Co., Hongkong

Platt

Manila

& Co., Shanghai

Sedwick, N. A., magistrate, Police Court, Johore

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F249

Sedgwick, R. E,, agent, Hongkong & Shanghai Banktiig Gorpn., Foochow

Seeberg, Ths., managing director, Aall & Go., Tokyo ,

Seeberger, G., Alhambra Cigar and Cigarette Manufacturing Co., Manila

Seegel, H., assist.,

Seegelken, Mee-Yeh

F., assist., CarlowitzHandels

& Co.,Cie., Shanghai

Canton

Segalen, Y., agent, Banque de ITndochine, Haiphong

Seiboth, J., assist, mgr., Asiatic Commercial Corporation, Manila

Seidel, C. A., Lingnan University, Canton

Seide, M., assist., East Asiatic Co., Ld., Harbin

Seidenfaden,

Seiffert, W., signs E., assist, accountant,

per pro., Siam Electric

Griffith (1932), Ld., T. E.,Corpn.,

CantonEd., Bangkok

(Seimund, C. F., Registrar of Yehicles, Sanitary Board, Selangor

Seimund,

Seitz, C. L.,E.,director,

game warden,

Asia LifeSelangor

Insurance Co., Shanghai

Selby, Dr. J. A. R., Govt. Medical Dept., Hongkong

Self,

Selga,M.M.,P.,dir..

signsWeather

per pro.,Bureau,

Wm. Jacks

Manila& Co., Ld., Singapore

Selig, G., jr., assist., Winckler & Co., Yokohama

Selig, G., partner, Winckler & Co., Yokohama

Selig, H., assist., Winckler & Co., Yokohama

Selkirk, T. R., director, Forbes Munn & Co., Ld., Manila

Sellar, A. M., director, Shoe, Darby & Co., Malacca

Sellar,

Seller, A.J. G.M.,sub-acct.,

director, Chartered

Huttenbach,Bank of India,

Lazarus Australia

tt Sons, Penang& China, Medan, Sumatra

Sellers, D., Pekin Syndicate, Ld., Shanghai

Sellers, E. G., managing-director, Muller & Phipps (Malaya), Ld., Singapore

Sellers,

Selles, J.H.W.,A.,manager,

managingN.director, Muller, Semarang

V. Velodrome, Phipps & Sellars, Ld., Osaka

Selles, J.. partner, Selles Hermanos, Kobe

Sellick, S. S., signs per pro., Arnhold & Co., Ld.. Shanghai

Semmelink,

Semper, H. R., assist.,

G., assistant, Java-China-Japan

Melchers & Co., TsingtaoLijn, Hongkong

Semple,

Sen, W. Y., assistant, Singapore Cold Storagedept.,

Co.,Pahang

Ld., Singapore

Senda,Dr.M.,P. director,

N., deputySenda medical

Co., officer, Medical

Ld., Singapore

Sendzimir, T. K., manager, China Amalgamated Nail and Wire Products Co., Shanghai

Senf,

Sercey,K.,C. signs

M. R. per pro., Carlowitz

de, acting & Co., DairenDirectorate General of Posts Shanghai

deputy commissioner,

SerebrennikofF, A. J., Serebrennikoff & Go., Tientsin

Sergeant, Dr. E. L., Church Missionary Society Hospital^ Hangchow

Sergei,

Serrano,C.A.,S.,secty.,

surveyor, Survey

General Office, Johore

Investment Corpn., Manila

Servanin, P., mgr., Kwangtung Silk Agency, Canton

Service,

Seth, J. S., vice-consul for United States, Yunnanfu

Seth, J.K. H.,

A., incorporated

barrister-at law, accountant,

Sisson ifePercy

Delay;Smith, Seth & Fleming, Hongkorig

Singapore

Seth, S. A., director, Millington, Ld., Shanghai

Seventer, A. van, surveyor, Singkep Tin Maatschappy. Singapore

Seventer, J. van, Asiatic Petroleum Co., (South China) Ld., Hongkong

Sevilla, J., manager, Mercavilla Printing Co:, Manila

Sewell, G.J.W.,

Seybold, E., director, Robei’tson,

vice-president, Wilson & Insurance

International Co., Ld., Hongkong

Office, Shanghai

Seyer, E. K., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co., (S.C.), Ld., Foochow

Seyfarth, O. C., treasurer and secretary, American Trading Co. of Japan, Ld., Kobe

Seymour, 0. E., mgr., Dollar Co., Tientsin

Seymour,

Seymour, E.F. L., F., assist.,

partner,British

TheodorCigarette

& Rawlins,Co., Shanghai

Ld., Mukden

Shabas, H., manager, Karagheusian American Corpn.,! Tientsin

Shackford, J. B., Lingnan University, Canton

Shackleton, C. F., director, Wattie & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Shafer, F. E., auditor, Pacific Commercial Co., Cebu

Shainin, A., manager, 1. Shainin & Co., Shanghai

Shanahan, W. J., assist., Harrisons, King & Irwin, Shanghai

F250 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Shank, C. L., manager, Eastern Mercantile & Construction Co., Ld., Hongkong

Shann, Rev. C. B., St. John’s Hall, University, Hongkong

Shannon, J. W., assistant, Socony-Vacuum Corporation, Manila

Shannon,

Shannon, O.P. J.,J., assist.,

inspectorHongkong

of Police,andPenang

Shanghai Banking Corpn., Hongkong

Shannon, R., Inspector of Police, Hongkong

Shannon, W., chief detective inspector, Police Headquarters, Hongkong

Shanton, J. R. L., China Underwriters Ld., Hongkong

Shan voir, J. S., Hogg & Co., Canton

Shapire,

Sharma, N.,N. K., signsassist,

per surgeon,

pro., Bernstein

MedicalSons dept.,& Forman,

Johore Tientsin

Sharma, S. M., barrister-at law, Selangor

Sharman, V., inspector, Municipal Police, Shanghai

Sharp, A., asisst., Asia Realty Co., Shanghai

Sharp, F. H., adviser, British-American Tobacco Co., Tientsin

Sharp,

Sharp, H. P., sub-agent, Police Hongkong

dept.,and Shanghai Bank, Haiphong

Sharp, J.J. M.E., C.,inspector,

mechanical engineer, Malacca

Municipality, Penang

Sharp, W., secretary, Manufacturers Life Inswrance Co., Hongkong

Sharpe, W., engineer, Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ld., Singapore

Sharpe,

Sharpin,W.H. B.,D.,Anderson

manager, Music

HongkongCo., Ld.,

and Hongkong

Shanghai Bank, Singapore

Sharps,

Sharrock,J. F.L., M.,

assist., China SoapLazarus

Huttenbach, Co., Ld.,andShanghai

Sons, Penang

Shathin,A. M.,

Shaw, L., general manager,Coipn.,

Socony-Vacuum MetroWuhutloldwyn-Mayer Co., Ld., Tokyo

Shaw, D. M., vice president, American Electric Co., Manila

Shaw,

Shaw, E.F. H.,

O’Neil, Bangkok

assistant Timesmanager,

general Press, Ld., Bangkok

General Electric Co. (of China), Ld., Shanghai

Shaw, F. L., headmaster, Victoria Institution, Education dept., Selangor

Shaw, F. W., Geo. Shaw

Shaw, G. L., merchant, Antung Bros., Mukden

Shaw,

Shaw, J.J., A.,sub-editor, Hongkong

dept, manager, Telegraph, Hongkong

Socony-Vacuum Corpn., Hongkong

Shaw,

Shaw, J. R., general agent, CanadianandPacific

J. H., assistant, China Light PowerSteamships,

Co., Ld., Hongkong

Ld., Manila

Shaw, L. W., assist, marine supt., Butterfield

Shaw, N. R., deputy commissioner-in-charge, Chinese & Swire,Maritime

TientsinCustoms, Mukden

Shaw,

Shaw, R.R. P.,

E., engineer,

manager, Public

NationalWorks

City department,

Bank of NewHongkongYork, Manila

Shaw, S. G., assist., G. L. Shaw, Antung

Shaw, T. H. R., manager, Butterfield & Swire, Hongkong

Shaw,

Shaw, W.,

W. J.,firstpresident,

class overseer, Port Aerial

Philippine Development

Taxi Co., dept.,Manila

Hongkong

Shaw, W. W., test audit inspr., Federated Malay States Railways, Kuala Lumpur

Shawyer,

Shea, R. R., pro-consul, BritishandConsulate, Hankow

Shea, E.,

F. N.,Hongkong

president,Excavation

Truscon Steel Co.Construction Co., Hongkong

of Japan, Yokohama

Shea, F. N., general manager, American Trading Co., Tokyo

Shea, W.

Shea, J. F.,A., secretary, Wallace&Go.,

assistant, Qoeke Harper & Co., Ld., Hongkong

Hongkong

Shearer, A.,

Shearer, A. A.assistant,

F., ToyoHongkong and Shanghai

Babcock Kabushiki Kaisha,Banking Corporation, Kobe

Yokohama

Shearn, E. D., advocate and solicitor, Pooley

Shedden, T. C., assist., Harrisons A Crosfield, Ld., Sumatra & Co., Selangor

Shedden, W., accountant, Singapore Traction Co., Ld., Singapore

Sheepshanks,

Sheffield, A.,signsR. D. W., assist.,

proprietor, BritishGilman & Co., Ld., Works,

Electro-Plating Hongkong Singapore

Shefts, H., per pro., Shefts Bros., Inc.,

Shefts, I. B., signs per pro., Shefts Bros., Inc., TientsinTientsin.

Sheldon, H. G., barrister-at-law, Hongkong

Shellam,

Shelley, C.L. E.,G.,engineer-in-charge,

Imperial Chemical British

Industries, Tientsin

Legation, Peiping

Shelley, Hon. Mr. M. B., treasurer, Colonial Treasury, Singapore

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Shelley, R., mdeical officer, Health dept., Singapore'

Shellshear, J. L., professor, University, Hongkong

Shellswell, R., inspector, Municipal Police^ Shanghai

Shelly,

Shenton,E.,SirHuttenbach, LazarusDeacons,

William, solicitor, & Sons, Penang

Hongkong

Shenton, Wr. J., assist., A. S. Watson & Co., Ld., Hongkong

Shepherd, J. B., sub-accountant, Chartered Bank Co.,

Shepherd, D., manager, Commercial Electrotype Manila

of India' , Australia

Shephord, C. R., assist., acct, Mercantile Bank of India, Ld., Penang

Sheppard,

Sheppard, J.R: O., Canadian

J., div. mgr., Pacific

ImperialRailway

Chemical Co.jIndustries’(China),

Hongkong Ld., Chungking

Sheridan,

Sheridan, J.H. G.,J., assist.,

assist., British-American

Socony-Vacuum Corporation, ShanghaiUd., Shanghai

Tobacco Co. (China),

Sherlock, Hon. Mr. D. T. J., K.c., chief justice, High Court, Sandakan, B. N. Borneo

Sherman, P., Office manager, Manila Daily Bulletin, Manila

Sherriff,

Sherry, J.A.P.,W.manager,

(compiler,Hongkong

“North China Desk Co.,

Telephone HongHongkong

List”), X. C. Daily Wenr.?, Shanghai

Shervell, F. J., shipyard manager, Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering Co., Hongkong

Sherwin, C. E., solicitor, Bailey & Perry, Hankow

Sherwood, J. B., assist., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Nanking

Sherwood,

Shewan, 1. J.W.,K.,principal,

assistant,Sheivan,

Asiatic Tomes

Petroleum

k Co.,Co.,Hongkong

Shanghai

Shewan,

Shiddell, E. B., vice-president, Columbia GramaphoneCo.,Go.Hongkong

S., manager, Hongkong Import and Export of Japan, Tokyo.

Shield, A., supt., Survey department, Negri Sembilan

Shields, A. L., principal, Shewan, Tomes k Co., Hongkong

Shields, P. R., supt. engineer, International Export Co., Nanking

Shields, R. T., m.d., dean, college of medicine,'Shantung Christian University, Tsinan

Shields, W.Y.,E.,managing

Shimada, assist., Standard-Vacuum

director, OrientalOilHotel

Co.,Ld.,

Yokohama

The, Kobe

Shimolin, N. A., gen. mgr., Caravan Tea Trading House, Harbin

Shinn, C. F., Mustard & Co., Ld., Hongkong

Shirras,

Shishkin,D.H.I.S.W.,

H.,G.,assist,

Blad k McClure,

manager, Bill Go.,

Asia Export & Bullion

TientsinBrokers, -Kobe

Shively, managing director, Goodyear Orient Co., Singapore

Shnidman,

Shook, H. W.,J. S.,manager,

manager,Manufacturers’

China TradersLifeCorporation,

Insurance Shanghai

Co., Singapore

Shoppee, W. J. C., Parke, Davis k Co., Shanghai

Shorland, C. W., asst, controller of Labour, Coast, Selangor

Short, C. H., assist, architect, Public Works dept-., Singapore

Short, Rev. F., London Mission, Hongkong

Short, H.

Short, A., veterinary

P. G,, sub.-acct., Chartered Bank Perak

surgeon^ South of India, Australia and China, Singapore-

Showell,

Shrap, R.R.,H.,Lingnan

assist., SunUniversity, CantonCo., Shanghai

Life Assurance

Shrimpton,

Shroff, B. J.,R.Shroff,

D., secty.,

Son kImperial

Co., KobeChemical Industries (Malaya) Ld., Singapore

Shroff, J. A., Benjamin and Potts, Shanghai

Shrubshall, E. J., assist, conservator, Forest department, Negri Sembilah; 5

Shrubsole, H.

Shrubsole, C. A. J.,manager,

Nestles Nestle

& Anglo-Swiss Condensed’ Milk Go., Hongkong

Shuter, R. G. L.,C.,assist., & Anglo-Swiss

Lindsay, Drakeford k Davis,Condensed

'ShanghaiMilk Co., Singapore ’ '

Shutes, R. F., inspector, mines dept., Selangor

Shwamberg,

Sian, D. S., Sian K. A.,k merchant,

Garde, ManilaMukden

Sibiriakoff, I., engr. adviser, Socfin Co., Ld., Kuala Lumphrj ^elangor '

Sickel, H., assist., Carlowitz

Siddell, A. C., Lingnan University, & Co., Hankow

Canton

Siddons, G., assist., Smalley k Co., Singapore ’ :

Sidebottom, L., Smith, Bell & Co., Ld., Cebu

Sidebottom,

Sidler, R., assist.,

A., consul Ewo CottonManila

for Switzerland, Mills, Ld., Shanghai •

Sieber, B., Hugo Reiss k Co., Shanghai

Siebert, Fr., consul for Germany, Tsinan

F252 FOREIGN RE&IDENTS

Silley,

Siluertz, S., American OrientalofFinance

M. L., officer in charge police, Raub, PahangShanghai

Corporation,

Silva, C.B. R.T. de,

.Silva da, manager,

acct., The Silva,

TexasLd.,

Co. Singapore

(China), Ld., Canton

Silva, H. Nolasco da, propr., Pharmacia Popular; and Netherlands con.-gen’l., Macao

Silva, J. R.. sub-accountant, National City Bank of New York, Manila

Silva, Dr.

Silva, P. M.L.N.Nolasco

da, share da, &barrister-at-law,

general broker, Macao

Hongkong

Silva-Netto, A. F. B., merchant, Silva-Netto & Co., Hongkong

Silverthorne, J., director, Railton & Co., Chefoo

Sim, G., sub-account., Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China, Selangor

Sim, John, surveyor, Lloyds Register of Shipping, Dairen

Simcock, R. A., surveyor, Survey Office, Muar, Johore

Sime, J.Major

Sime, M., director, Sime, Darby

W. M., director, Sime, &Darby

Co., Ld.,

& Co., andMalacca

acting consul for Sweden, Singapore

Simmie, A. T., vice-pres., Luzon Stevedoring

Simmie, Geo., vice-pres., Luzon Stevedoring Co., Inc., Manila Co., Inc., Manila

Simmonds, E. W., assistant, Hongkong and

Simmonds, J. E., Tientsin Land Investment Co., Ld., Tientsin China Gas Co., Ld., Hongkong

Simmons, A. E., secretary, Far East Aviation Co., Hongkong

Simmons, A.B. W.,

Simmons, W. J.,assist.,

seniorHongkong

inspector,Telephone

P.W.D., Hongkong

Co., Ld., Hongkong

Simmons, J.VV.A.F.,L.,secretary,

Simmons, assist, registrar

Hongkong of imports

Tramways,

Ld., Hongkong

Simmons, W. M., National City Bank of New York, Shanghai

Simoes,

Simoes, A.C. P.,P., assistant,

assist., Standard-Vacuum

Jardine Engineering Oil Co., YokohamaLd., Tientsin

Corporation,

Simoes, J. P., assist., Inniss and Riddle, Shanghai

Simon, J.,C., assist.

Simon, assist.,Cie.Waibel & Co., Hongkong

Franco-Asiatique des Petroles, Saigon

Simon,

Simon, M.,L., Cie de Commerce

manager, et de Navigation

Swan, Culbertson & Fritz,d’Extreme

HongkongOrient, Saigon

Simon, Ph., vice-consul & Chancellier du Consulat for France, Canton

Simon, S.,R.,secretary,

Simons, dipl. ing.,FrenchDoitsu Municipal Council,Kaisha,

Seiko Kabushiki CantonOsaka

Simonsen, F., cashier, Crown-China Co., Hongkong

Simper,

Simpson,A.assistant,

T., assistant,

AsiaticSingapore

Petroleum Traction Co., Ld.,

Co. (S.C.), Ld., North

Singapore

Point, Hongkong

Simpson,

Simpson, A.Dr.M.,A. manager,

B., physician and surgeon,

Earnshaw Docks &Singapore

Honolulu Iron Works, Manila

Simpson, C. C., partner, John G. Campbell & Co., Singapore

Simpson,

Simpson, C.E. L., F. J.,editor,

Asiatic Petroleum

Simpson' Co., (South

s Agencies, HarbinChina), Ld., Hongkong

Simpson, G., superintendent, Prison dept., Negri Sembilan

Simpson, J. D., assist., British Cigarette Co., Shanghai

Simpson,

Simpson, L.J.O. K.,

P.G.,D.,assist, engineer,

assist., AsiaticShanghai

Petroleum GasCo.,Co.,t North

Shanghai

China), Ld., Tsinan

Simpson, Crittall Manufacturing Co,, Ld., Hongkong

Simpson, P., partner, Presgrave & Matthews, Penang

Simpson, P. V., assist., British-American Tobacco Co. (China), Ld., Shanghai

Siebold,

Siebold, D.,FL, assist.,

proprietor, Phoenix Chemical

Phoenix Co., Tsingtao

Chemical

Siefken A., manager, Rosenstock

Tsingtao

Siegenthaler,

Siem, W., assist., Standard Braid and Produce Co.,Bangkok

W., manager, Diethelm & Co.. Ld., Kobe

Siemens, D., Melchers & Cq, Hongkong

Siemers,

Siemssen, H., assistant,

F.W., Behn, Meyer China Co., Ld., Hankow

Siemssen, Th.,partner,

Siew, W. T.,G. assistant partner, Siemssen

Siemssen

master,

& Krohn, Shanghai

Victoria& Krohn,

Bridge Shanghai

School, Singapore

Sifton, J.E.,E.,assist,

Sigaut, acct.,manager,

Patons &International

Baldwins Ld.,Savings

Shanghai Society, Shanghai

Sigmund, F. W., manager, Lyric Music House, Inc., Manila

Sikat, A., treasurer, Roces & Co., Inc., Manila

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Sikes, L. F. T., Government Monopolies

Sikkes, J. W. T. E., signs p. p., Cultuur Mij. department, Penang Semarang

der Vorstenlander,

Silberman, D., General Contracting Co., Singapore

Silby, R. D. K., assistant, Atkinson tfe Dallas. Ld., Shanghai

Silkstone,

Simpson, A. E,J.,manager,

inspector,S. Moutrie & Co., Ld., Hongkong

Simpson, R.R., A.sub-accountant, Sanitary

Chartereddept.,bankHongkong

of India, Australia & China, Ipoh Perak

Simpson, S., assist., Taikoo Dockyard & Engineering Co., Hongkong

Simpson, S. P., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co., Shanghai

Simpson, W., New Engineering and Shipbuilding Works, Ld., Shanghai

Simpson,

Simpson, W. W. A., assist.,bailiff,

C., land NestlePublic

& Anglo-Swiss

Works dept., Condensed

HongkongMilk Co., Hongkong

Simpson, W. F., Watson & Co., Tientsin

Simpson, W. G.. agent, Bradford Dyer’s Association, Ld., Shanghai

Simpson-Grey,

Sims, D. C., assist., L. C.,Standard-Vacuum

assist. Labour controller, Negri Sembilan

Oil Co., Kiukiang

Sims, R., supt. of gaols, Municipal Police, Shanghai

Sims, W. S., proprietor, Sims

Sin, C. M., manager, Banker & Co., Wuchow & Co., Tientsin

Sinclair, A. A., depot manager, John Little & Co., Ld., Perak

Sinclair,

Sinclair, A.D. C.,

B., Shanghai

assist., UnionTelephone Co., Society

Insurance Shanghaiof Canton, Ld., Shanghai

Sinclair, D. J., director, China Printing & Finishing Co., Ld.. Shanghai

Sinclair, D. M.,

Sinclair, G., passenger

assist, engineer,agent.PublicCanadian PacificShanghai

Works dept., Railway Co., Shanghai

Sinclair, G. W., director, Smith, Bell & Co., Ld., Manila

Sinclair, John,

Sinclair, R. F., manager,

assist, supt..George Town Dispensary,

1st division, Trade and Ld., PerakSarawak

Customs,

Sinclair, W. A., manager, Redfearn’s Horse Repository, Singapore

Sinclair, W. R„ assistant, Brown, Phillipps & Stewart, Penang

Singer, S., assist.,

Singer, V., managing American

engineer, Engineering

Chien Hsien Corp. (China), Shanghai

Engineering Co., Hongkong

Sinon, L., Societe des Ciment Portland Artificiels de ITndochine, Haiphong

Sipprell, W.

Sirtori,A.Ing. A., assist., Sun Life Assurance C<>.

Co., Tientsin Shanghai

, of Canada,

Sison, E., L., proprietor,

manager, ManilaNational MotorsManila

Tabaqueria,

Sison, Bernado A., part. 4c secretary, Philippine Education Co., Inc., Manila

Sissons,

Sitina, L.I).N.,G.,passenger

assist., Atkins,

dept., Kroll

Chinese& Co., Inc., Rail

Eastern Zamboanga

way, Tientsin

Sitteren, S. H. van, local mgf., Keys and Dovdesdell, Selangor

Sixt, O. A., director, Shingming Trading'Ooi, Tientsin

Sjoberg,

Shading, E. J., engineer, Marine dept., Singapore Ld., Yokohama

S. T., assist., Ford Motor Car Co. of Japan,

Skeen, Dr. D. T., senior medical officer, Negri Sembilan

Skeet,

Skelchy,C. C.W.,B.,chief assist.,

British CanadianOffice,

Resident’s Pacific Railway

Negri Co.,, Shanghai

Sembilan

Skerrett-Rogers, C., Gibb, Livingston

Skey, W. G., store supt., General Rubber Co., Singapore e Co., Ld., Foochow

Skidelsky,.S.

Skidmore, L., British

T.L.,E., Consul American

for Portugal, HarbinCo., Ld., Shanghai

Tobacco

Skilton, F. harbour master, Marine

Skinn, Dr. A. J., medical practitioner, Black, Department,

Balean (fcPerak

Koch, Hongkong

Skinner, Dr. A. H., medical practitioner, Hankow

Skinner, C. G., assist., Rising Sun Petroleum Co:, Tokyo

(Skinner,

Skinner, E.F. J.,W.,assist.,

districtHirsbrunner

officer, Papar,Co.,B. N.Shanghai

Borneo

Skinner,

Skinner, J.,H. radiographer,

L. manager, Fraser medical& dept.,

Neave,Hongkong

Bangkok

Skinner, L. C., assist., Brinkmann

Skinner,

Skinner, L.O., D.,assist.,

assist..Hongkong

Hongkong TelephoneBanking

& Shanghai Co., Hongkong

Corpn., Kobe

Skiotis, N. D., manager, Skiotis Bros.

Skiotis, P. D., manager, Skiotis Bros. & Go., Tientsin

Skipton, G. S. Kennedy, assist, treasurer, Treasucy, Hongkong

F254 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Skoblin,

Skoblin, J. S., manager, engineering deptj,/S.& Goi*F. Harbin

Skoblin, Harbin

Skoblin, L.N. S.,S., general

manager,manager,

Skoblin,Skoblin

Co., Harbin

Skoblin, S. F., president, Skoblin, Co., Harbin

Skoff,

Skou, F.,

L.,W.secretary,

vice-pres, Austrian&Consulate,

Watson Tientsin.

Skrine, V. D., advocate andCo.,public

Manila notary, Bannon & Bailey, -i Selangor

Skvortzoff,

Slack, Tom V.A., I,manager,

advisor,British-American

China Traders Corporation,

Tobacco Go.,Shanghai

Ld., Bangkok

Slade,

Slater, E.A. W.,

W., mgr.,

agentStrong iECo., Kobe

and attorney, Maritime Insurance, Co., Ld., Shanghai

Slater, G.C, D.,

Slater, director, McAlister

B., I'epresentative, Allen.& Co.,

SonsLd., Co.,Singapore

Ld.j Tokyo

Slattery, R. E., assist.,. Hongkong Electric Co^ Ld., Hongkong

Slee, J., manager, Biljartfabriek “ Emma,” Sourabaya

Sleep,

Slimon,A.,Dr.2ndJ. assist,

G., Tensecty.,

TonkColonial Secretariat,

Seng’s Hospital, F.M.S. ^., •

Singapore

Sligh, J., director, Sligh & Co., Tientsin

Sloan, J. I., engineer, British Borneo TimbenCo., Ld., Sandakan, B. N. Borneo

Sloot, L.Dr.T.,J.assist.,

Sloper, Stark & McNeill,

S., consultant, Penang

Slosarczyk, Antoni, attache of-Drs. Rattray

legation, & Sloper,

capt. Singapore

of general staff, Polish Legation, Tokyo

Slowe,

Small, L. E., manager

A. O.,J. sub-accountant, director, Waugh Co.,

CharteredNetherlands Penang

Bank of India, Austr.Works& China,

Smakman, A., engineer, powerplattt, Harbour Co.,Saigon

Mukden

Small, A. S., acting deputy treasurer. Colonial Treasury, Singapore

Smalley, C. H. ( manager, Brooke Bond India, Ld., Singapore

Smalley, .1. T., senior medical officer, Kowloon Hospital, Hongkong

Smalley. O. C., accountant, Smalley & Co., Singapore .

Smallfield,

Smallwood,E.I. J.,A. government surveyor,Commercial

M., local manager., Jesselton, Union

BritishAssurance

North Borneo Co., Ld., Perak

Smart,

Smart, A.C., G.Shanghai

H., seniorandhealth officer,Wharf

Hongkew PerakCo., Ld., Shanghai

Smart, E. J., supervisor, Eastern Extension Telegraph Co., ;Ld., Penang 1

Smart,

Smebye,P.,Rev. consul for Chile,

E., supt., Hongkong

Norwegian Missionary Society, Changsha

Smedley, J. F., branch manager,

Smedlev, W. H., accountant, British-Americau China ImportTobacco & Export Co.,Lumber Co., Ld., Hongkong

Ld., Tsingtao

Smelt, W. A. C., auditor, Audit.dept., Sandakan, B.N.B.

Smit, Ir. H. J. F. E., general manager, Deli Railway Co.,. Medan, Sumatra

Smith, A.A. C.,

Smith, C., signs

Nestleper Anglo-Swiss Condensed

pro., Sandilands, ButteryMilk Co.,Singapore

& Go., Manila

Smith, A. E., signs per pro., Jardine Engineering. Corp., Ld., Canton

Smith,

Smith, Alex. E., assistant,

agent, Jardine, Matheson &Power

Co., Ld.,

Co.,Canton

Smith, A.A. J.M.,V.,manager, ChinaPetroleum

Asiatic Light andCo., (North Hongkong

China), Ld., Kiukiang

Smith, A. V., trade commissioner, United States.Dept, of Commerce, Shanghai

Smith,

Smith, A.A. W.,Warren,purchasing

stationdept.,

supt., Hongkong

Electric Supply and Shanghai Hotels, Ld., Penang

dept.. Municipality, Hongkong .

Smith, B. H., assistant, Lowe, Bingham & Matthews,

Smith, B. P., Oriental Consolidated Mining Co., Taracol, Chosen Shanghai

Smith,

Smith, B.C.C., A.W., assist.,Middleton

manager, Findlay Richardson

& Co., ife;Co, (Japan), Ld., Kobe

Hankow :

Smith, Middleton, professor of mechanical engineering, University, Hongkong

Smith, C. E., assistant medical officer, Medical dept., ^Singapore

Smith,

Smith, Cecil F., assist., Sime, Darby

Smith, C. H., partner, Donaldson & Burkinshaw, Singapore .

C. H. Chichester, director, Tozai Motors,'Ld., Tokyo

Smith,

Smith, C. J., senior

assist., professor

Burkill &ofSons, Shanghai

Smith, C.C. J.,J., vice-president, surgery,

American King Underwriters,

Asiatic Edward All Medical College, Singapore

Shanghai

Smith, C. P.,

Smith, C.Clinton asst. British

W., electrical adviser, Trengganu

engineer,Ardath

Shanghai PowerCo.,Co.,Ld.,Shanghai

Smith, W. P., manager, Tobacco Shanghai

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F2§5

Smith, D., supt. of mails, Post Office, Perak

Smith, D. M., assist., Imperial Chemical Industries, Harbin

Smith, E. B. Heaton, signs per pro., Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Smith, E. D., secretary, Malayan Tobacco Distributors, Ld., Singapore

Smith,

Smith, E.E.E. G.,

G., acting deputy commissioner, Chinese Maritime Customs, Tientsin

Smith, W., assistant, Dodwell

supt. of stores, Royal & Co.,

StateLd..Railways

Hongkongof Siam, Bangkok

Smith, F. B., assist., Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ld., Shanghai

Smith, F. E., assist., Malay Mail, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Smith, F. E., assist., Shanghai Tug and Lighter Co., Shanghai

Smith, F. H., merchant, Frank Smith & Co., Hongkong

Smith,

Smith, F.F.L.,R.,commissioner,

managing Po^t Office,International

director, Hanchow Underwriters, Shanghai

Smith, F. S. W.,‘ assist., Dodwell & Co., Ld., Hongkong

Smith, G. T., assist., Whiteaway, LaidLaw & Co,, Ld., Shanghai

Smith, Horace, vice-consul for America, Canton

Smith, H., supt.'of Hospitals, Health dept., Municipal Council, Shanghai

Smith, H., surveyor-general of Ship’s Office, Singapore

Smith,

Smith, H,H. doctor, Drs. Sloper Fleming

A., accountant, & Smith, Shanghai

Brothers, Perak

Smith, H. E., Mustard k Co., Ld., Hankow

Smith, H. M., jr., secretary, Realty Investment Co,, Shanghai

Smith, H. Staples, merchant, Deacon & Co., Canton

Smith, H. T., assist., Butterfield & Swire, Shanghai

Smith, J., assistant, Imperial Chemical Industries (China)/Ld., Shanghai

Smith, J., assist, mechanical engr., Kowloon-Canton Railway, Hongkong

Smith, J. A., assist., Shanghai Electric;,Construction Co., Ld., Shanghai

Smith, J. C., engineer, China Printing and Finishing Co., Ld., Shanghai

Smith, J. E., director, Boyd & Co,, Amoy

Smith, J. E., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld., Tientsin

Smith, Dr. J. E., medical practitioner, Boon Pharmacy, Penang

Smith, J. M., Kiangnan Dock & Engineering Work Shanghai

Smith, J. M., president, A. P. Munning & Co., Kobe

Smith, J. M., assistant, Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Kobe

Smith,

Smith, J.J.S.,T.,partner,

chief Luhring .ife Smith, Hongkong

traffic inspectbr, .Canton-Kowloon Railway, Canton

Smith, L, A., assistant, Phoenix Assurance Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Smith, L. C., special representative, Sanderson Bros, & Newbould, 1 Shanghai

Smith, Lionel F., signs per pro., Liddell Bros. & Co., Ltd., Tientsin

Smith, L. M., Socony-Vacuum Corporation, Yokohama

Smith, M. J., vice-pres., Hanson, Orth & Stevenson, Manila

Smith, N. L. secretary, Secretariat for Chinese Affairs, Hongkong

Smith, O. A., general manager, Whiteaway, Laidlaw & Co., Ld., Hongkong

Smith, O. B„ branch manager, Borneo Motors, Ld., Selangor

Smith, O. H., assist., Robert. Dollar Co., Shanghai

Smith, P. E., manager, General Motors Acceptance Corporation, Osaka

Smith, R., factory mgr., Ardalmetal Ld., Shanghai

Smith,

Smith, R.R.A.,D.,newsassist.,

editor.British

Manila Cigarette

Daily Bulletin,

Co., Manila

Shanghai

Smith, R. F., assistant, McAlister & Co., Ld., Singapore

Smith,

Smith, R. W., assist., Hongkong Electric Co., Ld.,

R. JL, British American Tobacco Co., Shanghai

Hongkong

Smith, S. C., assist., Paulsen & Bayes-D>avy, Shanghai

Smith, S. W., consul for Great Britain, Foochow

Smith, V., commissioner, Posit Office, Hankow

Smith, V. M.. signs per pro., Adamson, Gilfillan & Co.. Ld.. Penang

Smith, V. W. G., secretary, Hongkong and Shanghai Hotels, Ld., Shanghai

Smith, W., assist, mgr., New Engineering & Shipbuilding Works, Ld., S’hai

Smith, W., chief draughtsman, Lands Office, Public Works dept., Hongkong

Smith, W., business manager, Straits Times, Singapore

Sinith, W. A. S., Jugra Land & Carey Co., Pt. Swettenham

F-256 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Smith, W. B., assist., Dollai' Line, Ld., Yokohama

Smith, W. E. D., Jardine, Matheson & (Do., Ld.; ^Shanghai

Smith, W. F.,. chief engineer, Philippine Cold Stores, Manila

Smith, W. F general sales mgr., General Motors (Japan), Ld., Osaka

Smith, W. G., state storekeeper, Kuala' Lumpur, Selangor

Smith, W. G., general manager, Smitli Na'vigatroh, .Co'., Manila

Smith, W. J.K.,Lockhart,

Smith, W. \nce-corishlassist. CrownBritain,

for Great Solicitor, Hongkong

Bangkok

Smith, W. K., manager, Rung; Yik Mills, Jesffield,' Shanghai

Smith, W. L., assist., Jardine, Matheson &. Co., Ld., Hankow

Smithers, F. A., financial officer, F.M.S. Railways, Khala Lumpur, Selangor

Smits, R. E., sub-accountant, .Nethhrlandsch Indische Handelsbank, Kobe

Smyth, G. C.’, supt: engineer, Royal State Railways of S’am, Bangkok

Smyth, Capt. H. M.., Municipal Police,' 1 Shanghai '

Smyth, P., Asiatic Petroleum Co. ’ (North China), Ld., Shanghai '

Smyth, R. L., consul .& second secretary of Legation for America,, Nanking ..

Snell, C. F., assessor, Assessment & Estates dept.,, Municipality, Singapore

Snell, J. A., president, Sbochow Brick and Tile Go., SoOchow

Snell, W. F. A., Genl. Accid.. Fire & Life AsShrapc'e Corporatioh, Ld., S’hai

Snellen, J. P., secretary, Netherlands Legation, Tokyo

Snoad, J. B., assist., Thomson & Co., Shanghai

Snow, H. L. N., Robertson & Rosite^, Tientsin

Snow, H. M., assist., Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ld.j Shanghai.

Snow, H. W., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China), iLd., Shanghai

Snow, M. L., manager, M. L. Snow & Co., Tsingtap

Snow, T. M., counsellor, British Embassy, Tokyo

Snowie. H. L.. director;.British-American Tobacco Co., T/i, Singapore

Snyder, I. W., assist., St'andard-V4cuuih Oil Co., Yokohania

Snyers, T., Belgian Consulate. General, Tibpt'sip y

Soares, F. P. de Y., secretary, Portuguese Consulate, Hongkong'

Sobbe, H., Glen Line Eastern Agencies, Ld., Hankow

Sochon, W. L. P., assist, commissioner, Police-Penartraentj. Sarawak

Socorro, S., proprietor, Vicente’s Garage, Manila

Soenksen, O., signs jointly, Jcbsen & Co., Shanghai

Sokol,

Sole, F.N.Si,J.,assistant,'Standavd-Tacuum

assistant, Andersen, MeyerMilV (jo.-,

Co., Singapore

Tientsin

Sole, W. T., assist, .Socony-Vacuum Corporation, Shanghai

Soler, J., Cie. Framco-Asiatique cles Petroles, Haiphong

Soliva, R., manager, Banque de I’lndo-Chine, Singapore

Sollis, C. G. S., inspector of schools,, Education dppt., Selangor

Solodchin, G. P., vetery. surg. (Chaokochwang), Kailan Mining Admin., T’sin

Solomon, B. E.. apcountant, Socony-Vacuum Corporation, Haiphong

Solomon, H. H., assist., British-American Tobacco Co. (China), ILd., Shanghai

Solomon, M. E., assistant, E. D. Sassoon &' Go., Shanghai

Solovieff, S., mgr., American Asiatic Underwriters, Inc., Haiphong

Soltau, 13.. assistant, Bodiker & Go., Hongkong

Someren, H. C. A. van, manager, Netherland Insurance Co., Shanghai

Somers, R. IL., agent, (Singer Sewing Machine Co., Manila

Somerset, B.. manager, G. W. Wilson’& Co., Ld.. Perak

Somerville, G. W., assist. Conservator of Forests, Klang, Selangor

Somerville, H. E., Straits S.S. Go., (Singapore

(Somerville, P., assist., Dickinson & Co., Id.,- Singapore

Somervill, W., assist., John Little (fc Co., Ld., Selangor

Somm, A. F., assistant, Diethelm & Co., Ld., Bangkok 1

Scmmaruga, G-, assist.. Nestle & Ariglb-Swiss Condensed Milk Co., Saigon

Sommer, E. A., assistant, Hamburg-Amerika Linie. Shanghai

Sommer, G., China Export Import & Bank Co., Ld., Hongkong

(Sommer, W., Chibn; Hsin Engineering Coi, Ld., Shanghai

Sommerer, H. L., managing dir., Victor Talking Machine Co., of Japan Ldj, Yokohama

Sommerfelt, A., assistant, (Linstead & Davies, Hongkong

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F25T

iSommers, iDr. H. F., dental surgeon, Hongkong

Sommervilte, D. K., Adamson, Gil-fiHav- & Co., Ld., Singapore’

Sommerville, II. E., Singapore Harbour Board, Singapore

Sonderhoff, Dr. R., lawyer, Tokyo

Song, T. iS., assist, mgr., Severance Who’e^aje Medical Supply Co., Seoul

Soper, E. J., accountant, F.M.S. Railways^, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Sopher, Arthur, managing director, China Press, lijc., Shanghai

Sopher, A. M., signs per pro., Joseph Brothers, Shanghai

Sorby, V., mains dept., Hongkong Electric Co., Ld., Hongkong

Soprani, E. F., agent, Lloyd Triesti.no Navigation Co., Hongkong

Sorensen, A., barrister-at-law, Shanghai

Sorensen, J. Ibsen, secretary, Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ld., Shanghai

Sorley, W., assist.,' Singapore C'old Storage Co., Ld., Kuala (Lumpur, Selangor

Soskice, O., mining assist., Nurupi Kozan K. K.. Seoul

Soucanton, Baron Girard de, Shanghai Telephone Co., Ld., Shanghai

Souhaite, M., admin., (Denis Freres, Shigon'

Soul, D. B., assist., Honakong & Shanghai Banking’Corpn.. Harbin

Soul, S, N., sub-acct., Mercantile Bank of India, Ld., Shanghai

Soulange-Teissier, R.,. consul for France, FOochow

’Soulevich, Morris I., Union: Steamship Agency, Shanghai

Soutar, F., assist., Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering Co., Hongkong

Soutendam, H. C., accountant, Nederlandsch Indische Handelsbank, Shanghai

Souter, F. G., director, Wilde &; Co., Selangor

South, W. H., assist., British Cigarette Cb.,. Shanghai

Southall, C. L., assist, government analyst, Singapore

Southam, W. C., partner, jaeger & Co., Singapore

Southin, C. F., electrical engineer,’ Shanghai Power Co.^ Shanghai

Souhorn,

Southwell,Hon.J. Sir

IL,Thomas,

assist., Colonial Secretary, Hongkong

British-Ameri’can Tobacco Co. (China), Ld., H’chcw

Southwick, M. L., Socony-Yacuum Corporatipn, Hankow

Souza, Dr. B. de, medical Practitioner, Hongkong

Souza, F. X. da Silva, consul for Portugal, Kobe

Souza, F. S., signs per prq,, Berrick & Co., Ld., Kobe

Souza, Y. de, sighs per pro., Souza F. S,, Kobe

Sowerby. A. le C., editor. The China, l-ojirndl?.'Shanghai

Spada, Rev. Fr., rector, Rosary Church, Kowloon, Ilohgkong

Spain, G. B., assist., A. Cameron & Co., Ld.. Kobe

Spalinger, U., director, U. Spalinger & Co., Hongkong

Spalke, W., assist., Carlowitz & Go., Shajighai

Spalwingk. Eugene, Japanese secretary, Embassy of the.Soviet Union, Tokyo.

Spamer, Carl O., consul for America, Nagasaki

Spark, F. E., assist,, Dodwell & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Sparke, C. E., Insurance Agent, Shanghai

Sparke, N. L., manager, Shanghai Land Investment, IShanghai

Sparks, D. B., merchant, Shanghai

Sparrow, W. de B., assist, supt. of Police. Hongkong

Sparshott, T., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (P. I.), Ld., Manila

Spary, A., overseer, Public Works dept., Hongkong

1 Speakman, T. P., supt., F.M.S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Speck, O., Biedermann & Do., Saigon

1 Spedding. T. A., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co., (North China), Ld!, Shanghai

Speedy, T. J. H., surveyor general, Survey dept., Jesselton, British Nor.kh B’neo

Speelman, M., vice-chairman, Assurance Fraiico-Asiatique, Shanghai

> Speid,

Speirs,W.D.W.,C.,signs per pro.,

assist., McAuliffe,

Taikoo Davisand

Dockyard k Hope, Singapore Co., Hongkong

Engineering

i Spence, F. M., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Do. CP. L), Ld., Cebu

Spence, H. M., architect, Spence, Robinson & Partners, Shanghai

Spence, J. R., assist, engr., Public Works Department Kedah

Spence, N., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (P.I.), Ld., Manila

Spence, P. L., merchant. Comes & Co., Kobe

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Spencer, F. D., signs per pro., Anglo-Siam Corporation, (Ld., Bangkok

iSpencer, F. V., Jugra Land & Carey, Ld., Pt., Swettenham

Spencer, W. B., attorney-at-law, Yokohama

Spering, I. G., sub-acct.. National City Bank of New York, Cebu

Speyer, C. S., representative, Herbert & Whitworth, Ld., (Shanghai

Spiby, W. T., Aall & Co., Ld., Osaka

Spicer, H., assistant, Butterfield & Swire, Yokohama

Spiegler, E. A., assistant, Palmer & Turner, Shanghai

Bpiegler, L., senior clerk-of works, Public Works Department, Shanghai

Spiegler, M., assist., Lowe, Bingham & Matthews, (Shanghai

Spielman, F. F., president, E. W. Frazaar Fed. Inc., Tientsin

Spiers, E. J., assist., Hongkong & Kowloon Wharf & Godown Co., Ld., H’lKong

Spiker, C. J., Chinese secretary, American Legation, Pciping

Spink, C. Y. F., assist., Thomson & Co., Shanghai

Spink, R. G., rural health officer, Medical department, Singapore

iSpirig, j. W., John Spirig & Co., Zamboanga

Spit, LI. M., agent, Java-China-Japan Lijn, Batavia

Spizzica, G., proprietor, G. Spizzica & Co., Shanghai

Splittgerber, Hermann, iDoitsu Senryo Gomel Kaisha, Tokyo

Spooner, Major J. G. G . engr for ways & works, F.M S. Railway, K. Lumpur

Spoor, A. S. L., assistant resident, Governor’s office, M'edan, Sumatra

Sporleder, W., signs per pro, Melchers & Co., Hongkong

Spottorno, J., secretary, Spanish Legation, Peiping

Spowers,

Spradberry,J. H.,

E. J.,assistant

engineer.supt., Survey Rope

Hongkong department. Kedah Co., Ld., H’Kong

Manufacturing

Spraggett, C. J., Jardine Engineering Corporation, Shanghai

(Sprague, W., Government surveyor. Harbour Office, Hongkong

Sprenger, H., Hugo Reiss & Co., Shanghai

Spreuengli. H . Kimnz’e fr f^treiff Inc, Manila

Springfield, M. O., deputy commissioner, Municipal Police, Shanghai

Squire, T. A. F, sierns per nro, Robinson & Co, Ld, Singapore

Squires, A., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld., Tientsin

Squires, A. P. H, manager. Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China!. Ld, Hangchow

Staargaard, Tr. W. F., director. De Javasche Bank, Batavia

Staats,G.W.W,A.,assist,

Stabb. Victor Co. of S^anchai

H’kong China, Shanghai

Rkg. Corpn , K’loon Branch, H’kong

Stableford, C. H., architect, Public Works dept., Shanghai

Stack. L. P, representative. Dunlop Rubber Co, Ld, Saigon

Stadelmann, manager, Nabholz & Co., Yokohama

Stadt, N. E. van de, consul for 'Netherlands, Penang

Stafford-Srrith, F., divisional mgr., British-Amerioan Tobacco Co., Ld.. H’kong

Stahel, J. W., director, Cie. de Commerce et de Navigation, Haiphong

Stain field, H. L.. Lane. Crawford, Ld, Hongkong

Stainforth, R. W, exchange engr. Oriental Telephone & Electric Co, S’pore

Stainton. T. F, assist, Taikoo Sugar Refining- Co, Ld, Hongkong

Stal. J. H, assist, general mgr, Cie. Franeo-Asiatioiue des Petroles, Saigon

Stalker, A, assist, Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering Co, Hongkong

Standage, H. E, acting consul for Norway, Yokohama

Standing, W, director, (Scott, Harding & Co, Ld, Shanghai

Standish, R. D, manager, National City Bank of New York, Yokohama

Stanesby, S. J. C, assist, Hongkong Electric Co, Ld, Hongkong

Stanford. iD. R„, assist, Cebu Stevedoring Co, Inc, Cebu

(Stanford, S. G, manager, Lane, Crawford & Co, Kobe

Stanley, F.. controller. Government Monopolies Department, Singapore

Stanley, H. M, assistant, Socony-Yacuum Corporation, Shanghai

Stansfield, B. J, China Import and Export Lumber Co, Ld, Shanghai

Stanton, A. L, assistant, Spcony-Vacuum Corporation, Yokohama

Stanton. Cynrian, partner. Stanton & Co, Yokohama

Stanton.

Stanton,E.J.F..R.consul for the tTnitod

L, assistant, ChinaStates. Hankow Ld, Hongkong

Underwriters,

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F25£

Stanton, W. T., partner, L. Dunbar & Co., Hongkong

Stapledon, C. E. C., surveyor of ships, Municipality, Singapore

Stapleton-Cotton, Y. W., comnussioner, Postal Administration Tientsin

Star, W. J. Van der, manager, Rising Sun Petroleum Co., Ld., Taikoku

Stark, C. Q., assist, general manager, fcocoiiy-Vacuum Corpox^atipn, H'kong

Stark, C. T., Armour & Co., Manila

Stark, D. K., assist., S^Cfetariat for Chinese !Affairs, Hongkong

(Stark, P., secretary, German Consulate, Shanghai

Starkey, C. Q., assist, acct., Mansfield & Co., Singapore

Starling, H. V., superintendent^ Municipal Cemeteries, Shanghai

Starling, R. A., assistant engineer, Hongkong Electric Co., Hongkong

Starling, R. C,, harbour master, Chinese MaritimeCustoms, Wuehow

Starling, S. B., Butterfield & Swire (Godowns and Wharves), Shanghai

Starr, N. Van-der, director, Asia Life Insurance Co., Shanghai

Starr, W. J. van der, manager, Rising Sun Petroleum Co., Taikoku, Formosa

Starrett, J. V., accountant & pro mgr., National City Bank of New York, Yokohama

Staten, V. G., vice-consul, American Consulate, Hankow

Stauffer, I. Y., assistant, Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Yokohama

Staurenghi, |E., assist., Ed. Keller & Co., Ld., Manila

Staurenghi, R. P., acting consul for Italy, Manila

Stead, W., Arnhold & Go., Ld., Shanghai

Stearns, A. D. A., director, Bishop & Lacey, Ld., Hongkong

Stedefeld, Dr. H., medical practitioner, Tokyo

Steed, P. H., assist., General Electric Co., iLd., .Singapore

Steed, R. H., executive engineer. Public Works department, Singapore

Steedman, L. B., manager, Fox Film Corporation (East), Ltd., Singapore

Steegstra, A. A., passage dept.. Royal Packet Navigation Co., Singapore

Steel, P. (S., secretary, Kyle, Palmer & Co., Ld., Perak

Steel, W., manager, Eastern Bank, Ld., Singapore

Steele, F. IT., Socony-Vacuum Corporation. Canton

Steele, N. W. C., assist, engr., F.M.S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Steele, T., partner, Stark & MdNeill, Ipoh

(Steele, W. H., supt. of transportion, Peiping-Liaoning Railways, Tientsin

Steen, O. G., director, Shanghai Tug & Lighter Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Stefani, F., editor, Singapore Free Press, Singapore

Stefenelli, F., acting consul-general for Belgium, Hankow

Stehling, J., assist., Chungking Import, S. A., Tientsin

Stehr, H., signs per pro., Siemssen & Co-> Hongkong

Stehr, M., assistant, Reuter, Brockelmann & Co., Tientsin

Steiger,

Steil, A.,O.,Deutsdh-Asiatisch

manager, Gmur, Bank, Inc., Otta,

KobeManila

Steinberg, C. H., genl. mgr. k, vice-pres., Torrejon, Jurika & Co., Zamboanga

Steinberg, H., assistant, Reuter Brockelmann & Co., Tsingtao

Steincke, K. M., assist., East Asiatic Co., Ld., Penang

Steiner, C.,

Steiner, H. assistant, Steiner& &Co.,Co.,Shanghai

W., Melchers, Shanghai

Steiner, J. A., manager, Far East (Superintendence'Co., Ld., Kobe

Steiner, K., assistant, Steiner & Co., Shanghai

Steiner, M. H., Steiner & Co.. Shanghai

Steinfeld, H., director, K. K. Leybold Shokwan, Tdkyo

Steinle, Fr., Steinle & Co., Shanghai

Steinman, M. Zais, vice president, Steinman k Co., Shanghai

Stemshorn, H. G., director, Victor Talking Machine Co., Japan, Ld., Yokohama

Stenhouse, J., assistant, Mackenzie & Co., Ld., Hankow

Stening,

Stephan,H.C.G. H.,

H., msrr., G^stetnerAmerican

vice-consul, (Eastern).Consulate,

L.d., Bangkok

Chosen

Stephan, J., Caldbeck, Maogregor & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Stephan, R., Whitsons, Ld., Shanghai

Stephanidis, E., proprietor, Tsingtao Cafe, Tsingtao

Stepharius, C., manager, Buckister dr Co., Tientsin

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 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Stephen, A. if. M., Taikoo Dockyard

Stephen, C. H., vice consul, American

Hongkong

General, Seoul

Stephen, C. J., architect, Swan & Maelaren, Singapore

Stephen, D. M. D., merchant, Singapore

Stephen, G., assist, accnt., P. & O., Banking Corpn., Ld., Hongkong

Stephen, H., Ohartered Bank of India, Australia and China, (Kobe

Stephen, R. ID., assistant, Paterson, Simon & Co., Singapore

Stephens, G. E., overseer, Public Works dept., Hongkong

Stephens, O. L., harbour-master, Harbour Office, Labuan, B.N.B.

Stephensen,

Stephenson,E..K.Shipping editor, Manila

G., director, Ilbert &Daily

Co.,Bulletin. Manila

iLd., Shanghai

Sterelny, A. J., assist., New Engineering and Shipbuilding Works, 'Ld., S’hai

Sterguelle, Wm. J., assist., Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co., Tientsin

Sterling, A. W. F., assistant, Palmer and Turner, Shanghai

iSterling, W. A., manager, Italian Bank for China, Shanghai

Stern, J., proprietor, Oversea Trading Co., Yokohama

Stern, O., manager, Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada, Sourabaya

Sternberg, Max, managing proprietor, Sternberg & Co., Singapore

Stevenson, A. G., assistant, The Prudential Assurance Co., Ld., Singapore

Sternberg, Dr. H., H. G. Deutsche Stickstoff, Shanghai

Sternberg, M., assist, manager, Paul I. Fagan & Co., Shanghai

Sterrey, C. A., Inniss & Riddle, Shanghai

Stetson, H. S., manager, National City Bank of New York, Osaka

Stevenot, J. E. H., vice-pres*., Philippine Aerial Taxi Co., Manila

Stevens, A., manager, Eastern Extension Telegraph, Ld., Saigon

Stevens, A. G., sworn measurer and weigher, Yokohama

Stevens, O. A. M., sec. to mgr., Dickins n & Co., Ld., Singapore

Stevens, E. A., partner, Alien k Gledhill, Johore

Stevens, E. H., manager, British-American Tobacco Co., Ld.. Singapore

Stevens, F. A., accountant and office manager, John Little k Co., Ld., Penang

Stevens, G. E., overseer of Public Works dept., Hongkong

Stevens, H. E., consul for America, Tsinan

Stevens, H. E., supt., Municipal Fire Brigade, Singapore

Stevens, J. F., sales manager, Anderson k Ferroggiaro, Shanghai

Stevens, K. B. H., assist., Dunlop Rubber Co., Ld., Singapore

Stevens, K. R., manager, Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co., Singapore

Stevens, L. A. H., representative, Caldbeck Macgregor cfe Co.. Ld., Singapore

Stevens, W. L., partner, 'Donaldson & Burkinshaw, Singapore

Stevens, W. R. M., assist., Lavers k Clark, Shanghai

Stevens-Burt, W. N., British-American Tobacco Co., Ld., Singapore

Stevenson, A., manager, Dairy Farm, Ice, and Cold Storage Co., Ld., H’kong

Stevenson, B. O., managing dir., Ford Motor Co, of Malaya, Ltd., Singapore

Stevenson, D. D., Lingnan University, Canton

Stevenson, H. J. V. K., assistant, Jardine, Matheson & C»., Ld., Hongkong

Stevenson, J. B., assist., Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ld., Singapore

Stevenson, J. R., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.S.), Ld., Penang

Stevenson, D. M., assistant, Guthrie k Co., Ld., Singapore

Stevenson, W. G., vice-president, Baltoc Mining Co., Manila —

Stevenson, W. L., acting manager,r United Engineers, Ltd., Negri Simbilan

Stewart,

Stewart, A.A.B„C.,Jardme,

assist.,Matheson

Asiatic dPetroleum

Co., Ltd., Hongkong

Co. (North China), Ld., Shanghai

Stewart, A. D , c.A., partner, White, Page k Co., Manila

Stewart, C., passage dept., Royal Packet Navigation Co., Singapore

Stewart, C. E., assist., Butterfield k Swire, Hankow

Stewart, C. E., assist., Cosmopolitan Dock, Hongkong

Stewart, C. E., agent, Chartered Bk. of India, Aus. k China, Manila

Stewart, C. J. L., director, Wattie & Co,, Ld., Shanghai

Stewart, E. A., accountant, United Engineers, Ld., Perak

Stewart, E. G., principal, Si. Paul’s College, Hongkong

Stewart, F. F., sub-accountant, P. k O. Banking Corporation, Ld., Singapore

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Stewart, F. W., inspector, Vehicles Registration dept., Penang

Stewart, G. A., assist., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, Hongkong

Stewart, G. H., assist., Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering Co., Hongkong

Stewart, Dr. J., Drs. Jamieson, Sharp & McKern, Penang

Stewart, J. B„ assist., Hongkong &’ Shanghai Banking Corp., Singapore

Stewart, J. C., assistant, British Cigarette Co., Shanghai

Stewart, J. G., assist., W. Hammer & Co., Ld., Singapore

Stewart, J. H., assist., Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering Co., Hongkong

Stewart, R. C., secretary, Wm. Jacks & Co.,. (Malaya) Ld., Singapore

Stewart, W., Brittannic Textiles, Ld., Shanghai

Stewart, W. A., managing dii-0ctor, Davie, Boag & Co., Ld., Hongkong

Stewart, W. A., assist.,'Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corp Hongkong

Stewart, W. G., executive! engineer, P.W.D., Cameron Highlands, Perak

Stewart, W. H., accountant, Hongkong & Shanghai Bank, Shanghai

Stubbe, M., assist., S. Mbutrie & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Stibbe, S. M., manager, Schnitzler & Co., Semarang

Stiebritz, A., signs per pro., Carlowitz & Co., Hankow

Stieger, R. E., supt., Claude Neon Lights, Shanghai

Stiff, T. C., Govt, surveyor, Harbour Office, Hongkong

Stiff, W. J., manager British Malayan Petroleum Co., Brunei

.Stigter, C„ manager, Nederlandsch Indische Handelsbank, Hongkong

Still, F. M., accountant, Public Works department, Johbre

Stilliard, R., assist., Hongkong arid Shanghai Banking Corporation, Yokohama

Stillman, R. S., assist., National City Bank of New York, Tokyo

Stimpson, P. B., International Export Co., Hankow

Stimpson, W. E., manager, Sanitary .pur Co., Peiping

Stimson, G. A., inspector, Police Headquarters, Hongkong

Stirewalt, A. J., treasurer, Kyo Bun Kwau, Tokyo

Stirling, C. IN., second secretary, British Legation, Peiping

Stirling, E. M. E., assistant, Asiatic Petroleum Co., Canton

-Stirling, J., secretary, Directorate General of Posts, Shanghai

Stirling, J., godown supt., Butterfield & Swire,' Tientsin

Stirling, J. W. E., supt., China Fibre Container Co., Shanghai

Stiveh, R. C., Adamson, Gilfillan & Co., Ld., Penaug

Stock, A., Cie Franco-Asiatique ■des Pel;roles, Haiphong

Stock, B. L., manager, Asiatic Petrol feu m'<5o. (South China), Ld., Wuchow

Stock, G. M., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China), Ld., Hankow

Stock, R., sub-manager, David [Sassoon & Co., Ld., Hongkong

Stocker, G. St. M., marine surveyor, Swatow Pilotage'Service, Swatow

Stocking, C., Heacock & Co., Manila

Stockley, G. E., rice consul, British Consulate, Hankow

Stocks, A. W., assist., International Export Co., Ld., Nanking

Stocks, F. C., acct., Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Ld., Bangkok

Stockton, N., South China 'Morning Post, Ld., Hongkong

Stockwell, C., manager and editor, Tsingtao Times, Tsingtao

Stoeri, Ernst, Bohler Keitei Goshi Kaisha; & Consul for Austria, Tokyo

Stoeri, Steffi, hon. chancellor, Austrian Consulate, Tokyo

Stoessel, G., manager, Schmidt,& Co., Harbin

Stokely, H. V., Parke, Davis & Co-i, Shanghai

Stoker, W., assist., Hongkong Electric Co., Ld., Hongkong

Stokes, A. H. J., Asiatic Petroleum Co., Ld., Shanghai

Stokes, J, E., British-American' Tbbtae,cu Co., Ld., Shanghai

Stokes, T. G., accountant, Police Headquarters Hongkong

Stokkink, A., manager, Netherlands Trading Society, Shanghai

Stbller, W., consul for Germany, Hanoi

Stolz, Th. W., Horns & Nobbins, Shanghai

Stone, E., genl. passenger agent for Orient, Canadian,Pacific Railway, H'kong

Stone,

Stone, F.H.J. E.,

H., assistant, Cornesmgr.,

engr. &; genl. & Co.,Hongkong

Yokohamaand China Gas Co., Hongkong

Stone, J., treasurer, Treasury, Municipality, Singapore

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Stone, L. E., Texas Co. (Chinai), Ld., Hongkong

Stone, P. E. F., assistant, Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Oo., Ld., Hongkong

Stone, T. II., partner, Fraser & Co., Singapore

Stoneham, H. F., assistant, Holt’s Wharf, Hongkong

Stoner, A. P., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China), Ld., Shanghai

Storch, David, managing director, Stdrch Bros., Ltd., Ipoh, Perak

Storch, Isidore, managing director, Storch Bros., Ld., Selangor

Storer, J., manager for Japan, A Balfour & Co., Ld., Tokyo

Stormes, F., harbour master, Chinese Maritime Customs, Shasi

Storms, W., assistant, Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Mukden

Storrar, T., assistant, Warner, Barnes & Go., Ld., Manila

Story,

Stovall,E.H.E.,B.,supervisor,

assistant, Eastern

Texas Co.'Extension

, Dairen Telegraph Co., Ld., Penang

Stowell, E. la M., supt. of education, Kedah

Straatemeier, E., dir., Koninklijke Paketvaart Mij., Batavia

Strachan, J., assist., Shanghai Dock & Engineering Co., Ld., Shanghai

Strachan, J. A. P., director, United Engineers, Ld., Singapore

iStrachan, L. N., assistant, Boustead & Co., Ld., Singapore

Strachwitz, Graf R., secretary, German Legation., Peiping

Straetmans, L., general manager, Banquc Beige pour PEtranger, Shanghai

Strafford, C., manager, China Light and Power Co., Ld., Hongkong

iStrahan, J. H., medical officer, Teng Took Seng’s Hospital, Singapore

Strahan, S. Seguin, medical practiticner, Drs. Allan, Strahan & Kirk, H’kong

Stranack, M.E.,W.,signs

Strandbers?, director, AcmeEastFoundry

per pro., AsiaticLd.,

Co.,Shanghai

Ld., Singapore

Strang, Dr. T. S., medical officer, Klang, Selangor

Strange, C., inspector, Sanitary department, Hongkong

Strange, E. L., Colonial Secretariat, Hongkong

Strange, S. S., assist, supervisor. Botanical & P'orestry dept., Hong Kong

Stratton, W. M., engineer-in-chief, Canton Kowloon Railway, Canton

Strauss, H., Malabon Sugar Co., Manila

Strauss, M., assist., Healing & Co., Osaka

Strausser, H., merchant, Chefoo

Streatfield, E. P., assist., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, Yokohama

Streeck, H., Bergmann Co., Kobe

Street, H. B., manager, Strong & Co., Yokohama

Street, H. O., Sandilands Buttery & Co., Penang

Streib,

Streiff,U.,H.merchant, Rohde &Kuenzle

A., treasurer, Co., Shanghai

& Streiff, Manila

Streit, P. M., Shanghai Telephone Co., Shanghai

Strellett, D. L., solicitor, Geo. K. Hall Brutton & Co., Hongkong

Strevens, W. A., manager, Robinson Piano Co., Ld., Singapore

Strickland,

Strickland, E.,G. F.,assist, supt., Physical

proprietor, Education,

Strickland Education dept., Singapore

& Co., Singapore

Strickland,

Strickler, J., manager, Wise & Co., Inc., Iloilo

Strickler, H.H., P.,assistant,

president, ManilaWyss

Escher, Cordage

& Co., Co., Manila

Tokyo

Strike, H. W. assist., British Cigarette Co., Ld., Shanghai

Stringer, H., engr.-in-chief, Shanghai Waterworks Co., Ld., Shanghai

Strobe!,

Strohm, O.,K., director,

assist., JohnHenry WaughInc.,

Landahl, & Co.,Manila

Ld., Penang

Stromwall, H., general merchant, Shanghai

Stroud, E. P., director, Strachan & Co., Tokyo

Struct, M. I., director, Simplex Concrete Piles (Malaya), Ld., Singapore

Strum, H. M., managing dir., Oriental Chemical & Trading Co., Ld., Tokyo*

Strum, H. R. Van, mang. dir., Oriental Chemical and Trading Co., Ld., Tokyo

Struthers, J., adviser, Chilian Nitrate of Soda Propaganda, Tokyo

Strutt, G. E., assistant, British Cigarette Co., Shanghai

Stuart, C. E., assist., South China Morning Post, Hongkong

Stuart, E., assist., United Engineers, Ld., Singapore

Stuart, J., manager, Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Hongkong

 F011E LGN RESIDENTS F263

Etuart, J. M., ax-ct., Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Bangkok

Stuart, J. V., local sales dept., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China), Ld., S’hai

Etuart, R. A., agent, Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, Chefoo

Stub, K., assist., Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ld., Hongkong

Stubbs, A. T., Dodwell & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Stubbs, A. W., assistant, Asiatic Petroleum Co., Ld., Shanghai

Stubbs, G. C., surveyor, Survey dept., F.M.S. & S.S.

Etuckey, Dr. E. J., supt., Mackenzie Memorial Hospital, Tientsin

Stunock, D., assistant, Stanton, Nelson & Co., Singapore

Stunzi, Dr. R.., manager, Siber, Hegner & Co., Osaka

Sturgeon, J. B., assist., Hongkong & Whampoa Dock Co., Ld., Hongkong

Sturges, F., assistant, United Engineers, Ld., Singapore

Sturm, Kurt, proprietor., Electric Pavo Real, Manila

Sturrock, Hon. Mr. A. J., British adviser, Trengganu

Sturrock, G., colonial engineer, Public Works dept., Singapore

Sturrock, W. H., chartered accountant. Seth, Turner & Co., Shanghai

Sturt, H. R., managing director, China Underwriters, Ld'., Hongkong

Stutz, E., assistant, Lieberman, Waelchli & Co., Osaka

Styrum, Ir. A. Baron van, secretary, Deli Railway Co., Medan, Sumatra

Suckling, P. H., genl. mgr., Hongkong & Shanghai Hotels, Ld., Hongkong

iSudzuki, K., supply manager, General Motors (Japan), Ld., Osaka

Suensen, S. K., Texas Co. (China), Ld., Shanghai

Suerte, D., Pampanga Sugar Development Co., Manila

Suess, H., merchant, Edward M. Poon & Co., Kobe

Sueur,

Sugars,Capt. R. E.assist.,

B. E., Le, secretary for Native

storekeeper Affairs,Works

of Public Sarawakdept., Hongkong

Suiter, J. R., manager, The Pharmacy, Hongkong

Sulerzyski, S. de, signs per pro., Reiss, Massey & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Sullivan, A. L., London Guarantee & Accident Co., Hongkong

Sullivan, F., Dunlop1 Rubber Co. (China), Ld., Shanghai

Sullivan, I. G., acct., British-American Tobacco Co. (China), Ld., Hankow

Sullivan, J. M., Smith, Bell & Co., Manila

Sullivan, P. D., Shanghai Nanking Railway, Shanghai

Sullivan, T. A. O., inspr. of schools, Education Department, Penang

Sullivan, W. T., dist. mgr., American Asiatic Underwriters, Hongkong

Sulzer, H., Alhambra Cigar and Cigarette Manufacturing Co., Manila

(Summer, E. B., assistant, Richard Haworth & Go., Ld., Shanghai

Summers, C. H., assist., Taikoo Dockyard & Engineering Co., Hongkong

Summers, E. H., adviser, Summers Trading Co., Kobe

Summers, F., assist., Manufacturer (Life Insurance Co., Peiping

Summers, Geo. R. repres.. Good ich International Rubber Co., Manila

(Summers, J. A., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Aust. and China, Canton

Summers, J. M., assistant, Whiteaway, Laidlaw & Co., Ld., Penang

Summers,

Summers, R.,R.,assistant,

consul forSmith. Bell & Manila

Liberia, Co., Manila

Sun, J., manager, Sunlight Co., Port Edward, Weihaiwei

(Sundell, C. C., vice-consul for America, Amoy

Sunderum, D., chief clerk to< I.G.P., Police department, S.S.

Sundlo, J., wharfinger, China Merchants Steam Navigation Co., Shanghai

Sunger, M. H., H. Foox & Co., Tientsin

Suppiah, K. A., State Treasurer, Negri Sembilan

Surcouf, P., chef du secretariat, Chambre de Commerce, Saigon

(Surman, E. J., assistant manager, Jardine Engineering Corpn., Ld., Harbin

Surroca, P., manager, Delbourgo & Co., Ld., Kobe

Sutcliffe, E., head dyer, Patons & Baldwins Ltd., Shanghai

Sutcliffe, J., Mustard & Co., Ld , Shanghai

Sutcliffe, G. H., assist., Petroleum Co. (North China), Ld., Shanghai

Sutcliff, J. H., assist., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn., Hongkong

Sutherland, A. R., insp. of English Schools, Educational dept., Hongkong

Sutherland, G. A. P., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Aust. & China, S’hai

Sutherland, W. B., director, Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ld., Singapore

F264 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Sutherland, Dr. W. B., medical officer, Kinta, Perak .

Sutherland, W. J., assist, Hongkong & Shanghai Banking: Corpn., Tsingtao

Sutterle, F. W., jr., treas., China Finance Corpn., Shanghai

Sutton, C., city editor, China Press Inc., Shanghai

Sutton, F., land surveyor, Public Works department, Hongkong

Svagr, J. J., Arohitect & Consulting Engineer, Yokohama

Svendsen, L., signs per pro., Waibel & Co., Hongkong

Swaap, H., accountant, Gestetner (Eastern), Ld., Singapore

Swabey, M. H., assistant, Dodwell. & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Swales, J., R.. assist, acct., Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd., Hongkong

Swallow, j. F. A., assistant, Brinkmann & Co.; Singapore

Swallow, R. W., estate- agent, Pekin, iSyndicate, Shanghai

Swan, G., assistant surveyor, Harbour dept., Hongkong

Swan, J. E., partner, Swan, Culbertson & Fritz, Shanghai

Swan, R. C. M., assist.. Union Insurance Society of Canton, Ld., Hongkong

Swan, T., assist., Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering Co., Hongkong

Swan,

Swann,Wm.Rev.H., Dean assist.,A.,distribution

St. John’sengineer, Gas JHongkong

Cathedral, iepartment. Municipality, S’apOro

(Swann, R, N., partner, Beck & 'Swann, Shanghai

Swanson, A., assistant, Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Yokohama

Swanson,

Swanson, G. R., assist., Jenks,Chartered

Percival A Isitt, Yokohama

Swanson, H.J. D.,L.,sub-agent.

assistant, Pearson &Bk.Co.,of India, Aus. & China, Senrarang

Yokohama

Swapp, Dr. G. H., Police Magistrate, (Labuan, Borneo .

Swayne, F. H. F., assist., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Cory)., Singapore

Swearingen, R. V., manager, Marshall Field & Co., Shanghai

Sweeney, J. N., assist., Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co., Ld., Hongkong

Sweet, J. B., assist., Jardine Engineering Corporation, Ld., ;'Shanghai

Sweet, S. A., draughtsman, W. S. Bailey & Co., Ld., Hongkong

Swettenham, Lt.-Col. J. P., director of Public Works, F.M.S.

Swettenham, R. F. R., deputy commissioner, Trade & Customs, Selangor

Swift,

Swift,E.J.L.,A.,assist.,stateStandard-Vacuum

engineer, (Negri Oil Co., Yokohama®

Sembilan

Swift, Dr. S. H., medical officer, district office, Perak

Swinton, R. S., treasurer, Babcock & Templeton, Manila

Swithinbank, W., resident officer, Liverpool & London & Globe Ins. Co., Ld., S’apore

Swoffer, F. A., aviation dept., Arnhold & Co., Shanghai

Sworder, G. H., assistant supt., Survey department, Perak

Sydenham,

Syer, F. N.,Dr,director, A., Alice' Memorial

Pinang Gazette& Press,

Affiliated

Ld.,Hospitals',

Penang Hongkong

Sykes, E. A., manager, S. J. David & Co., Shanghai

Sykes,

Sykes, G.G. B.,

R., assist., Lane ofCrawford,

acting prot. Chinese, Ld., Hongkong

Chinese Secretariat, Perak

Sykes, I., accountant, Chartered Bank of India, Austr. & China, Hongkong

Sykes, N., assistant, Imperial Chemical Industries, Foochow

Sykora, F. H., auditor, Texas Co. (China), Ld., Shanghai

Symon, V., secretary, Skoda Works, Ld., Harbin

Symons, Arthur,- Brandit & Rogers, Ld., Shanghai

Symour, E. F., merchant, Shanghai

Syms,

Szabo, C.G.,V.,manager,

assist., British-American

Shainan Tobacco Co. (China), Ld., Shanghai

& Co., Peiping

Szalatnay, B., chancellor, Czechoslovakian Legation, Tokyo

Tabor, J. M., archivist, British Embassy, Tokyo

Tacchi, C. J., inspector of works, P.W.D., Hongkong

Taggart,

Tainsh, J. H ., managing dir. & chairman, Hongkong and Shanghai Hotels, Ld., H’kong

Tait,

Tait, I). J.,B.,G.,assistant,

W. signs

acting

Harrisons,

perpostmaster Barker&&Swire,

pro., Butterfield

general,

Co., Selangor

TelegraphHarbin

and Telephones dept., Sarawak

Talbot, A. E. S., controller, Government Monopolies Department, Singapore

Talbot, B. W., Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China, Shanghai

Talbot, C., Sime, Darby & Co., Ld., Singapore

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F265

Talbot, F. H., assist., William Jacks & Co., (Malaya), Ld., Singapore

Talbot,

Talbot, G., assist., Reiss, Massey &PoliceCo., Ld., ShanghaiSaraw ak

Talbot, R.R. G.,M., assist, commissioner,

commissioner, Chinese Maritime Department,

Customs, Yunnanfu

Talbott, Sheridan, consul for United Stated of America, Kobe

Tallon, T., assist, revenue officer, Imports and

Talou, J. E., acting agriculturist, Socfin Co.,TCuala'Lumpur, Exports Office,Selangor

Hongkong

Tamlyn, H. W., assistant, British Cigarette Coij,Shanghai

Tanco, A. V., chief engineer, Philippine Engineering Cq* Inc,, Manila

Tandy, E. J., assist., Butterfield & Swire, Swalow

Tanfield, P. M., agent, Chartered Bank of Inclia, Austr.

Tann, K.A.,II.,assist.,

Tanner, Universal BorneoPictures

Co., Ld.,Corporation,

Bangkok Singapore

Tanner, A. D., lawyer, Harvey & O’Brien, Manila

Tanner,

Tanner, F.C. R.,H., assist.,

partner;Shanghai Electric&Construction

Scuir, Tanner Co., ShanghaiCo'.; Ld., Shanghai

Tansley, W., assist,, Reiss, Massey & Co., Ld.j Hongkong

Tape, B.

Tapendicek, W., division secretary, Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada, Hongkong

Taplin, R, W.,manager,

assist.,

:

Getz Bros. and

Hongkong & Co.,Shanghai

YokohamaBank, Hongkong

i, Taquet, Mi, acct. , Banque Fraiico-ChinOise pour le Commerce1 et ITndustrie;'Hongkong

i Tarby, Tarbuck,H.,A.assist.,

P., assistant, Hongkong

Butterfield & Swire,'Electric Co., Hongkong

Shanghai

j Tardy, D,, Descours et Cabaud, Saigon'

J Tarleton, Tarrant, J.W.A.,G.,secretary,

CharteredA. Bank of India,

S. Watson Australia

& Co., and China, Kobe

Ld., Hongkong

I Tarrive, C., American Asiatic Underwriters, Hanoi

| Tasker, Tasker, J.,L. O.,

portagent,

captain,Chartered

Robert Bank

Dollarof&India, Australia & China, Semarang

Co., Manila

j Tastel, F., assist., Frithjof Hoehnke, Shanghai

Tate, G., electrical engineer, Shanghai Power Co., Shai.ghai

i Tate, Tate, G.P. W.,

G., assist,

Shanghai manager,

Tug &.Taikoo

LighterSugar Co.,Refining

ShanghaiCo., Ld;, Hongkong

|; Tatham,

Tatham, F.C. L., assist., Palmer & Turner, Shanghai

H. T., Jugra Land & Carey, Ld., Pt. Swettenham

,i| Tatin,

Tatlock,F.,R.,general

assist.,manager,

CarlowitzFar& Co.,

EastTientsin

Oxygen and Acetylene Co., Ld,, Singapore j

! Tattum, J. O., general manager, Dombey & Son, Ld., Shanghai

Tauber, A., assistant, Gordon & Co., Shanghai

f Tauber, A. S., merchant, Harbin

' I Tauber, K., assist, Kofa American Drug Co., Shanghai

|1f Taunt, Taupin,H.G.,E.,associe,

assistant engineer,et Electricity

G. Taupin Cie., Hanoidept., Municipality, Singapore

1J Tavella, U. M., general manager, Italian Bank for China, Shanghai.

' Taverner, J. W., Commercial Union Assurance Go., Yokohama

|k, Tay, Tavlin,C., M.proprietor

E., inspector, Sanitary Tay

and manager, dept.,JayHongkong

Co., Manila

% Tay, S., Malcolm & Co., Ld., Shanghai

!;> Tayler,

Taylet, A.Y. A.,

L;, partner,

director, Mansergh

Arts and Crafts, Ld.,

& Tayler, Negri Shanghai

Sembilan

IfTaylor, A. B., warehouse supervisor, Government Printing Offices, Singapore

Taylor, A. F., assistant, Guthrie & Co.', Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

i'C. (Taylor,

Taylor, A.A. G., auditor, Audit Visayan

H. vice-president,. Department, Sarawak

Stevedore Transportation, Iloilo

f Taylor, A. J., assistant, Green Island Cement Co., Hongkong

T[' Taylor,

Taylor, A. K., senior inspector, Sanitary department,Railway,

A. J. C., chief accountant, Kowloon Canton Hongkong Hongkong

t[ Taylor, A. W., partner, W. W. Tayor &

Taylor, A. W. R., pro-consul, British Consulate, Osaka Co., Seoul

[’T Taylor,

Taylor, C.,C. F.,publisher, Manila Daily

assist., Shanghai Bulletin,

Electric Manila Co.; Ld., Shanghai

Construction'

1' Taylor, C. S., vice-president and general manager, Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

1 Taylor, C. W., sub accountant, Siam Commerical Bank, Ld., Bangkok

F266 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Taylor, E., treasurer, Treasury,

Taylor, E. R., manager. Estate dept., Hongkong

Singapore Harbour Board, Singapore

Taylor, H. A., monopoly analyst, Imports and Exports Office, Hongkong

Taylor, H. W., partner, Harold Bell, Taylor, Bird & Co., Kobe and Tokyo

Taylor, J., Jardine Matheson & Co., Tientsin

Taylor,

Taylor,J.,J. assistant, WredfordHongkong

Me. G., assist., ifc Thornton, Penang Banking Corporation, Dairen

& Shanghai

Taylor, J. P., medical officer, Medical department, Sandakan, Borneo

Taylor, L., assistant, British-American Tobacco Co., Ld., Bangkok

Taylor, L. K., merchant, Shanghai

Taylor, N. W., Guthrie & Co., Ld., Medan, Perak

Taylor, P.P., J.,assistant

Taylor, engineer,surveyor,

senior engineer Public Works dept.,Department,

Harbour Shanghai Hongkong

Taylor,

Taylor, R. M., vice-consul for America, Hankow Hok-un, Hongkong

R., works manager, Green Island Cement Co.,

Taylor, R. W., assist., Shanghai Electric Construction Co., Shanghai

Taylor, W., assistant engineer, China Light and Power Co., Ld., Hongkong

Taylor, W.

Taylor, Wm.,C., British Cigarette

registrar, SupremeCo.,Court,

Tientsin

Penang

Taylor, W.

Taylor, W. H.,

C. D., manager, mgr.,

installation BritishAsiatic

Cigarette & Co.,Co.

Petroleum Ltd.,(North

Tientsin

China), Ld-, Kiukiang

Taylor, W. W., Taylor & Co., Seoul

Tchurin, B. G. van, British Cigarette Co., Hankow

Teale, G. E., director, Cum her batch & Co., Selangor

Teasdale,

Teaze, V. assist.,

C., assistant, Spicers (Export), Ld..Yokohama

Singapore

Tebbutt,S. J.,

C. L., Standard-Vacuum

Probst, Hanbury & Co.,OilLd.,Co.,Shanghai

Tebbutt, H. J., architect, Palmer

Tebbutt, L. F., assist., Liggett & Myers &, Co. (China), Ld., Shanghai

Tebbutt,

Tecson, P.,L.prop.,S., Liggett

Tecson& Rice

MyersMillTobacco Co. (China), Ld., Hankow

Co., Manila

Tecson,

Teichman,V., E.,manager,

ChineseTecson RiceBritish

secretary, Mill Co.,Legation,

Manila Peiping

Teissier, R. S., consul for France, Hongkong

Telberg, V.G. G.,

Telberg, G., proprietor, Telberg’sInternational

partner, Telberg’s InternationalBookstore,

Bookstore,Tsingtao

Tsingtao

Telfeir, R., manager, Cathay Hotel, Shanghai

Tellier,

Tempany,F., H.manager, Asia ofLifeagriculture,

A., director InsuranceAgriculture

Co., Saigon dept., S.S. and F.M.S.

Temperley, F. H., manager, Paterson, Simons & Co., Ld., Selangor

Templeton,

Tenisson, P.,T.assistant,

V., mgr.,Moller

Miami&Beach Hotel, Penang

Co., Shanghai

Tennent, D.

Terdre, C.J. B., R., assist., Cornes <& Co., Kobe

Terlein, M., assist., Hongkong

Singapore Rubberand Shanghai

Works, Banking Corporation, Canton

Singapore

Terrel, E. A., Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co. (China), Ld., Shanghai

Terrell,

Terrell, A. K., puisne

O. D.,assist.,

director,judge, Supreme

Liggett and & MyersCourt, Singapore

Tobacco Co.and (China), Ld., Shanghai

Terry,

Terry, R.C. E., Hongkong

A., assist, supt., Survey dept., Kowloon

F.M.S.Wharf

and S. S. Godown Co., Ld.,. Hongkong

Terzani, D., accountant, Italian Bank for China, Tientsin

Teschner, C.F.,H.,

Tesdorpf, consul for Germany,

partner, Tesdorpf Medan, Sumatra

and Hannig & Co., Shanghai

Tessensohn,

Tessier, A. H.,R.,manager,

commissioner, Municipality,

Asia Life Insurance Singapore

Co., fahanghai

Testa, G. O., Union Insurance Society of Canton, Ld., Manila

Tester, P., stockbroker, Tester & Abraham, Hongkong

Tetens,

Tetley, J.A. L.,P., analyst.,

engineer,Government

Tokyo

Teus, Valentin, manager and prop., Laboratory, Hongkong

Central Azuarera Del Norte, Manila

Teverson,

Teyssier, J.H.L.,F.,assist.,

bullionTobacco

and share broker,Corporation,

Products Teverson & Shanghai

Mactavish, Kobe

Thach, G. T., manager, The National City Bank of New York, Dairen

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F267

'Thackrey, T. O., publisher, Shanghai Evening Post

Thamsen, G. A., branch manager, Fraser & Neave, Ltd., Ipoh, Perak & Mercury, Shanghai

Thayer, J., signs per pro., Butterfield & Swire (Japan),, Ltd., Kobe

Theen, Th., assist., Deutsche Farben Waibel & Co., Chungking

Theile, Fr., assistant, Yali Import-Export Co., Ld., Mukden

Theiler, O., The Jardine Engineering Corporatiori, Ld., Shanghai

Theiss, W.,’ Schmidt Shoten, Tokyo

Thellefsen,W.,E.partner,

Theodor, S., assist.,Theodor

Great Northern

and Rawlins, Telegraph

Shanghai Co., Shanghai

Theophile, H., assist., Deutsche Farben, H. G. Waifoel & Co., Hankow

Thesmar, P., general administrator,

Theuerkauf, H., Melchers & Co., Tientsin General Veneer Factory, Tientsin

Thibaud, M., assist., Louis Ogliastro & Co,, Saigon

Thibault, L., manager, Philippines Agency Service, Manila

Thiel, E. H., American Drug Co., Shanghai

Thiele, F., assist., A. C. Henning

Thiele, H., Melchers

Thiemann, W., & Co., Tientsin

Thiemann, W., ChienLeysecoHsin ChinaEngineering Co., Shanghai

Co., Ld., Shanghai

Thieullet,

Thiollier, H., signs per pro., Denis Freres dTndochine, Saigon

Thirlwell, E.,J. T.,Cie.assistant,

de Messageries

Taikoo Maritimes,

Dockyard and Shanghai

Engineering Co,, Hongkong

Thivy, Louis J. P., State Council, Perak

Thoering, A., C. lilies & Co., Tokyo

Tholance,

Thom, N., A., secretaire-general,

assist., Malayan Tobacco Chambre de Commerce,

Distributors Ld., PenangSaigon

Thomachot, J., Descours et Cabaud, Saigon

Thomann, Ch., secretaire general, Societe des Ciments Portland Artificials, Haiphong

Thomann, P., secretaire-genl. adjoint, Societe des Ciments Portland Artificiels, Haiphong

Thomas, A., representative, Michelin & Co., Singapore

Thomas, A. C., merchant, Thomas Pavitt

Thomas, A.A. J.,

Thomas, O., assist., Healing cfcengineer,

assist, electrical Co., OsakaPublic Works dept., Singapore

Thomas, A. S., accountant, Haiho

Thomas, C. M., district engineer, electricity Conservancy Commission,

dept., Tientsin

Municipality, Singapore

Thomas, E. R., branch mgr., Union Insurance Society of Canton, Manila

Thomas, F.F. G.,

Thomas, L,, assist.,

Asiatic Ford MotorCo.

Petroleum Car(P.I.),

Co. ofLd.,

Japan,

IloiloLd., Yokohama

Thomas, F. S., engineer for Orient, Westinghouse Air Brake Co., Tokyo

Thomas, His Excellency Sir Shenton, High Commissioner, F. M. S. & S. S.

Thomas, J.,

Thomas, H, gen.

G., Texassupt.,Co., Shanghai

Manila Electric Co., Manila

Thomas, J. Twyford, Twyford & Co., Tientsin

i Thomas, J. A., vice-pres., Tayabas Coconut Co., Manila

■> Thomas,

Thomas, J.J. A.

A. T., T., jr., British-American

assist., American Oriental Tobacco Co. (China),

Finance Corpn., Ld., Shanghai

Shanghai

I Thomas, J. H., assist., John Little & Co., Selangor

I Thomas, L. A., deputy commissioner of Police, Selangor

Thomas, P., supt..clerk-of-works,

|i’j Thomas, Methodist-PublishingWorks House,dept.,

Manila

Thomas, R.R. A.,V. assist., MercantilePublic Bank of India, Shanghai

Shanghai

Thompson, J. F., sub-agent, Chartered Bank of India, Aus. & China, Sourabays

Thomas, Capt. W. H., port captain, Dollar Steamship Line, Hongkong .

Thomason, Capt. J. W., American Legation, Peiping

i Thomerson, G., assistant, Asiatic Petroleum Co. (South China), Ld., Foochow

Cr Thommen,

Thomman, W. W., E,Manila Electric

resident repres.,Co.,Society

Manilaof Chemical Industry in Basle,, Shanghai.

1 Thompson, A. B., secretary, J. D. Hutchinson & Co., Ld., Shanghai

1’ Thompson, A. E., actg. mgr., Nestle & Anglo Swiss Condensed Milk Co., Hongkong

II Thompson, C., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co., Ld., Tientsin

TI Thompson,

Thompson, C.C., H., assist., Socony-Vacuum

assist.-shipping Corporation,

master. Shanghai

Harbour Dept., Hongkong

l|Thompson, D. J., accountant, Fairchild & Go., Ld., Tientsin

F268 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Thompson, E., assist, mains supt., Hongkong Electric Co., Hongkong

Thompson, E. A., assistant, British Cigarette Co., Ld., Shanghai

Thompson, F., manufacturers’ repres., Manila

Thompson, F. A., Oriental Consolidated Mining Co., Seoul

Thompson, F. C., general agent, Dollar Steamship Line, Yokohama

Thompson,

Thompson, F.F. D., manager, Firestone

G., assistant, Boustead &Tire Co.,andLd.,Rubber Co. (S.S.), Ld., Singapore

Singapore

Thompson, F. IL, Oriental Consolidated Mining Co., Taracol, Chosen

Thompson,

Thompson, G.G., E.Borneo Co., Ld., Kuala

F., accountant, Lumpur,

Hongkong and Selangor

China Gas Co., Ld., Hongkong

Thompson, G. T., assistant, Harrisons & Crosfield, Ld., Sumatra

Thompson, G. W., sub-accountant, National City Bank of New York, Osaka

Thompson,

Thompson, J.,H. assist.,

R., engineer, BorneoAdvertisers,

Associated & Co., Ld.,Shanghai

Penang

Thompson, L, M., med. practitioner,

Thompson, M., Clark & Co., Manila Galloway, Elder, Maclver & Thompson, Singapore-

Thompson, O., assist., Shanghai Electric Construction Co., Ld., Shanghai

Thompson, R., manager, International Export Co. (Tientsin), Ld., Tientsin

Thompson, S. L., director, Boustead & Co., Ld., Singapore

Thompson, S. W., vice-pres., Manila Trading & Supply Co., Manila

Thompson, W. L., mgr. . Nestle & Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Co., Canton.

Thompson, W. P., assist, supt. of Police, Hongkong

Thomsen, J. H., Thomsen &, Co., Kobe

Thomson, A., assist., Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ld., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Thomson,

Thomson, A.,

C. E.overseer, Waterworks,LifePublic

M., Manufacturers Ins, Works dept., Hongkong

Co., Shanghai

Thomson, C. R. W., assistant, Sir Jacob Behrens & Sons, Shanghai

Thomson, C. T., director, Cooper Findlay

Thomson, D. J., assistant, Fairchild & Co., Tientsin

Thomson,

Thomson, E.D. S., Jugra

V. C., Land R.& Carey,

director, Young ,Ld„

& Co.,Pt.Ld.,

Swettenham

and vice-consul for Denmark, Penang,

Thomson, F. Syme, sub-manager, Dodwell

Thomson, G., engineer, Borneo Co., Ld., Kuala Lumpur& Co., Ld., Hongkong (on leave)

Thomson, G. A., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China, Selangor

Thomson,

Thomson, G.G. B.G.,S.,assistant,

acct., Hongkong

Hongkong& Electric

KowloonCo., Wharf

Ld.,&Hongkong

Godown Co., Ld., Hongkong

Thomson, G. G., assist., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation Hankow

Thomson, H., assist.,

Thomson, H., Fagan Co.,Hanson,

Ltd.,Orth & Stevenson Co,, Iloilo

Shanghai

Thomson, J., assist., The Chase Bank, Hongkong

Thomson,

Thomson, J.,

J. A.,electrical

generalengineer,

manager,Naval Dockyard,

Dodwell Hongkong

ifc Co., Ld., Kobe

Thomson,

Thomson, J.J. Claude, University

D., secretary, DairyofFarm,

Nanking,

Ice andNanking

Cold Storage Co., Ld., Hongkong

Thomson,

Thomson, Dr.

J. F.,J.asst.,

E., medical

Britishpractitioner, Johore Co., Ltd., Selangor

American Tobacco

Thomson, J. G., general manager, Peiping-Mukden Railway, Tientsin

Thomson, J. L., milling assist., Nurupi Kozan K. K., Seoul

Thomson, L., assistant, Tientsin Strawbvaid & Export Co., Tientsin

Thomson, R., shift engineer, Municipal-Electric Supply dept., Penang

Thomson, R.,

Thomson, R. C.,assist.,

assist.,NewLogan,

Engineering and Shipbuilding'.Works,

Ross & Samuel, Penang Ld., Shanghai

Thomson, W., assist., Harrisons & Crosfield,

Thomson, W., assist., Hongkong & Shanghai Bank, ShanghaiLd., Sumatra

Thomson, W. M., 1st clerk, Central Magistracy, Hongkong

Thonissen, J. B., traffic supt., Deli Railway. Cot, Sumatra

Thorbecke, H. E. W. J. R., minister, Netherlands Legation, Peiping

Thorbjprnsen, V., manager, Bertram Oil Pams, Ld., Bangkok

Thorburn,

Thorburn, J.C.,W.,

assist.,

assist.,Shanghai and Hongkew

Union Insurance SocietyWharf Co., Ld.. Shanghai

of.Canton,

Thordsen, A., partner, Standard Braid ifc Produce Co., Kobe Ld., Shanghai

Thordsen, Th., partner, Standard Braid and Produce Co. of Japan, Kobe

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F269-

Thoresen, A., 0. Thoresen & Co., Shanghai

Thoresen, O., merchant and steamship agent, Shanghai

Thoresen, T., harbour master, Chinese Maritime Customs, Samshui

Thorley,

Thorley, S.H. O.,S., assist.,

assist., Shanghai

British-American

TelephoneTobacco

Co., Ld.,Co.Shanghai

(China), Ld., Shanghai

Thorn, L. H., assist., Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, Singapore

Thorne,

Thorne, VVm.W. H., DuB.,judge,

vice-consul

Supreme for the United

Court, States, Medan, Sumatra

Johore

Thornley, A.A. E.,R.,director,

Thornton, Mansfield Wreford

barrister-at-law, A Co., Singapore

& Thornton, Penang

Thornton, C., assist., Guthrie A Co., Ld., Kuala Lumpur, Selangbr

Thornton, F. P., secy, and treasurer, Atlantic Gulf A Pacific Co., Manila

Thornton,

Thornton, J.J. P.,it,manager, Standard-Vacuum

a.c.a., Henry Hunter Bayne Oil &Co.,Co,,Amoy

Manila

Thornton, R. L., accountant. National City Bank of New York, Yokohama

Thorogood, W. J., protector of Labour, Penang

Thorougood, F,, manager, Mercantile Bank of India, Ld., Shanghai

Thorpe, A. A., assist., Warner, Barnes A Co., Ld., Manila

Thorpe, E. F., assist., British-American Tobacco Co. (China), Ld., Shanghai

Thorpe, H. O., British Cigarette Co., Ld., Shanghai

Thorpe, M. J., municipal engineer, engineering dept., Municipality, Penang

Thorson,

Thorup, R., R. Clark A Co., Manila

R., assistant, Commercial Pacific Cable Co., Manila

Thowless, A. E., Islay Kerr A Co., Ld., Penang

Thuemen, J. F., assist., Bayer-Meister Lucius Yakuhin Gomei Kaisha, Kobe

Thun,

Thune,J.,E.,partner,

general Gebrueder

manager ARoese (RoeseSiam

secretary, Bros.), Swatow

Cement Co., Bangkok

Thunder, E. I)., partner, Harvey, Clarke A Co., Peiping

Thunig, H., assist., C. Ismer

Thurier, F., Thurier A Kohr, Hankow A Co., Shanghai

Thurier, J., Thurier A Kohr, Hankow

Thurier, L., Thurier A Kohr, Hankow

Thurnher, F., assist., China Import and Export Lumber Co., Shanghai

Thursfield,

Tiamco, C., A.Tiamco

J., maintenance

A Co., Manilaengr., Oriental Telephone A Electric-Co., Ld., Singapore-

Tibbetts,

Tibesart, J. B., partner, Harold Bell,Insurance

Taylor, Bird

Co.,ATientsin

Co., Kobe

Tidemann,J. K.,A., signs

Manufacturer’s Life

per pro, Sierassen A Co., Tientsin

Tidy, E. C., assist, commissioner of police, Ipoh, Perak

Tielens, M. P., agent, Int. Crediet-en-Handels. “Rotterdam,” Sourabaya

Tiencken, H. V., director, Keystone Tobacco Co., Ld-, Shanghai

Tiferis,

figges, C.AL,G.,consul

assist.,general

ImperialforChemical

Germany,Industries,

Mukden Shanghai

Tilburn, C., assist., E. D. Sassoon A Co., Ld., Shanghai

Tillbeck,

Tillery, W.J.,C.,manager,

engineer,paper dept., Getz

Hongkong Bros. Co.,'Shanghai

and Whampoa Dock Co., Ld., Hongkong

Tillett, J., Nurupi Kozan Kabushiki Kaisha,

Tilley, A. C., Cornhill Insurance Co., Ld., Shanghai Seoul

Tilley, C. H., Imperial Chemical Industries (Malayan), Ld., Selangor

Tilley, P., Architect.A Surveyor, Shanghai

Tilley, T. B., assist., Borneo Co., Ld., Bangkok

Tillitse, L. P., consul general for Denmark, Shanghai'

Tillman,

Tillman, A.,

D., Bunning

news editor, A Co.,

ChinaManila

Press Inc., Shanghai '

Tilly, A. Edgcome, Mine A Commercial Agent; Singapore

Tily, E. J., acct., Kyle, Palmer A Co., Ld., Perak

Tim, C., assistant manager, The French Store, Hongkong

Timaeus,

Timann, W„ W., consul

assist.,general

Bayer-Meister LuciusHankow

for Qerniany, Yakuhin Gomei Kaisha, Kobe

Timbrell,

Times, A.W.C.,H.,mgr., assist.,Chartered

Bisset A Co.,BankShanghai

of India,, Australia & China, Kobe

Timm, C. L , assist., Doitsu Senryo Gomei Kaisha, Kobe ,

Timme, P., director, Doitsu Seiko K.K., Tokyo

F270 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Timinerberg, C., assist., Alhambra Cigar snd Cigarette Manufacturing Co., Manila

Timms, D., Federal Dispensary, Ld., Singapore

Tinant, F., manager, Ley Ld., Tientsin

Tindall,

Tinker, W., A., secretary, McAlisterPower

engineer, Shanghai & Co., Co.,

Ld.,Shanghai

Singapore

Tinling, Don, Robert Dollar Co., Shanghai

Tinson,

Tinson, G.A. G.C., N.,

assistant,

solicitor,China LightStokes

Johnson, and Power Co., Ld.,

& Master, Hongkong

Hongkong

Tin worth, W. L., assist accountant,

Tionloc, J., manager, Tionloc, Inc., Manila Federated Malay States Railways, Kuala Lumpur

Tipler, M. W., acct, Chartered

Tipper, A. E., Tipper & Co., Tientsin Bank, of India, Aust.

Tipper, R. H., assistant, Ocean Accident & Guarantee Corp., Ld., Tientsin

Tipple, A., assist., Frost, Bland & Co., Shanghai

Tipple, L.E.,W.,

Tipson, service British

secretary, manager,& Foreign

Harper & Co., Sopifety,

Ld., Wi, Singapore

Hongkohg

Tirinnanzi, Dr. D., maVia' ger, CompagniaBible Italiana d'Estremo Oriente, Shanghai

Tischbein, J., Eduard Meyer & CO., Tientsin

Tiske, E., Asia Realty Cb., Shanghai

Titcombe,J., F.,administrator,

Titera, assist, secy, toSkoda

gen’l. mgr., Federated

Works, Malay States Railways, Kuala Lumpur

Ld., Harbin

Titus, F. M., representative, American Locomotive Sales Corporation, Peiping

Titus, F. J.W.,C.,signs

Tjebbes, the firm,

manager, Fuhrmeister

Singkep & Co., Hankow

Tin Maatschappy, Singapore

Tobich, R., Kiessling and Bader Tientsin Harbour Works Co., Moukden

Tkachenko, L. G., medical officer, Netherlands

Tobler,

Tobolla,G.J.,F.,Gadelius

Eastern&director,

Co., Ld.,John

KobeWanamaker, Kobe

Tod, C. T, Indo-China Steam

Tod, H. II., assistant, Jardine, Matheson Nav. Co., Ld.,

& Go.,Shanghai

Ld., Tsingtao

Tod, P., assist., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld., Hongkong

Todd, C. 0., Benjamin International

& Potts, Shanghai

Todd, R. R., assist., Secretariat for Chinese Affairs, Commission^

Todd, O. J., engineer, Famine Relief Hongkong Peiping

Todrin, Leo, signs per pro., Mei-Hwa Fur Trading Corporation,Tientsin

Todrin, A., signs per pro., Mei-Hwa Fur Trading Corporation, Tientsin

Todrin,

Todnem,M.,L., vice-president,

hon. sec., ChinaMei-Hwa Fur Trading

International FamineCorporation, TientsinHankow

Relief Commission,

Tofield, L. R., secretary (signs per pro.' Hutton bach, Lazarus and Sons, Penang

Tofte, H., assistant, East Asiatic Co., Harbin

Toftmann, E. G., assist., Wise

Tokarjevsky, Z. K, manager, Skoda Works, Ld., Tientsin

Tolbecq, A., workshop supt., Siam Electric Corporation, Ld., Bangkok

Tolcke, A., assistamt, Goeke & Co., Hongkong

Tolderland, H., assistant,

Tollan, D., engineer, DodgeTelephone

Hongkong ife SeymourCo..(China), Ld., Shanghai

Ld,, Hongkong

Tolle, C. A., directeur, Magasins Chaffanjoh, Hanoi

Tolle,

Tolle, F.,

G., assistant,

manager, Cariowitz

Caflowitz & Co.,Co.,Hongkong

Tollefsen, E., co-director general,& Directorate

HankowGeneral of Posts, Shanghai

Toller, W. S., consul for Great Britain, Tengyueh

Tolmie, K.S.,R„dis.assist.,

Tomaeff, John Little

accountant, Ld., Selangor '■

& Co., Chungking

Post Office,

Tomas, E., manager, Manila Harness Co., Manila

Tomeye, Leon D., S. Tomeye Trading Co., 'Tokyo

Tomlinson,

Tomlinson, A., repres.,F.M.S.

G.F.,assist., Hetherington

Railways, andKuala

Sops,Lumpur,

ShanghaiSelangor

<

Tomkins,

Toms, J. International Harvester Co. > Manila

Toms, H.H. J.W„C.medical

K, assist., MansfieldBritish

attendant, & Co.,Legation,

Ld., Singapore

Bangkok

Toms, W. J., UnionT Trading Co., Kobe

Tonnochy, F. A., A orth China Daily News and

Tooms, D., chief engineer, Malayan Collieries, Ld , Selangor Heralds Shanghai

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F27L

Tootill, F. M., China Printing and Finishing Co., Ld., Shanghai

Toparkoff, A. F., manager, I. I. Tsehurin & Co., Harl)in

Toppin, J., Hongkong Rope Manufacturing Co., Ld., Hongkong

Tordy, J. A., assist., Straits Times, Singapore

Torres, Jose

Torres, Tan, L.,

Lawyer,

ClarkeManila

and Larkin, Manila

Torrey, E. W., manager, National City Bank of New York, Hankow

Torrible, A. W., assist., Gilman & Co., Hongkong

Toscani, S., administrative deputy commissioner, Chinese Maritime Customs, Canton

Tossane, E.,

Tosswill, J. T.,secretary, International

assist., Ford & Delamore, Savings Society, Canton

Selangor

Tottenham, R. E., professor of Obsterics and Gynaecology, H’kong. University, H’kong.

Tournois, P., Cie de Commerce et de Navigation d’Extreme Orient, Saigon

Toussaint,

Touzet, A., H., Toussaint

directeur Insurance

general, Comptors Office, Shanghai

Generaux de ITndochine, Saigon

Towers, A. C. J., proprietor, Towers & Co., Perak

Towers, A. R. M., assist., Towers »k Co., Perak

Towns, J. T.,R.,assist.,

Townsend, assist.,Butterfield

Arnhold

Hankow

Townsend R. W., assist, supply manager, General Motors (Japan), Ld., Osaka

Toy, E. J., engineer, United Engineers, Ld., Singapore

Trachtengerts,

Tracy, Jacob,general

F. D., assist, manager, SingerStandard-Vacuum

manager, Sewing Machine Co., Harbin

Oil Co., Hongkong

Train, W. H., assist., British Cigarette Co., Ld., Shanghai

Transley, W., Reiss Massey & Co., Ld , Hongkong

Trathen, R., assist., Sime, Darby & Co., Ld., Malacca

Tratman,O.D.Petriew,

Tratnik, W., assist. Colonial

agent, SiamSecretary,

Steam Packet Hongkong

Co., Bangkok

Traut, Dr. H., consul for Germany, Chungking

Trautmann, O. P., minister, German Legation, Peiping

Travers, G., temp.-in-charge, Kowloon sub agency of H’kong. & Shanghai Bank, H’kong;

Trawinski, J., attache, Polish Legation, Tokyo

Traynor, E. J., assistant, Probst, Hanbury

Treadgold,

Trebol, T. G., partner,

B., assistant, Hanson,Fraser

OrthCo.,& Stevenson

Singapore Co., Ld., Cebu

Trechman, B. A., acting Postmaster General,

Tree, F. T., registrar of deeds, and Lanti'Commissioner, Sarawak Singapore

Trefurt, O., signs the firm, Melchers & Co., Hankow

Tregarthen, Dr. J. C. T., district surgeon, Beaufort, British North Borneo

Treichler,A.H.,G.,Siber,

Tremain, seniorHegner & Co.,Posts

engineer; Tokyoand Telegraphs, Penang

Tremenheere, H. I., district officer, Papar, British North Borneo

Tremewan, T. A., Thornycroft & Co., Ld., John, Shanghai

Tremml, H. F., supt.. Deli Railway Co., Medan, Sumatra

Trend, J. F.,R.,manager,

Trendal, chief accountant, Hankow

Foreign Food Light Co.,

Products and Chefoo

Power Co., Hankow

Trengove, R. A., revenue officer, Imports and Exports Office, Hongkong

Treppenhauer,

Tresidder, C., assist., C. Ismer * Co., Shanghai

Treskin, V.H.,1., supervisor, Eastern Extension

agent, Skodaworks, Ld., HongkongTelegraph Co., Shanghai

Trevelyan,

Trevor, L. B.,H.traffic

B., assist., Shanghai

assistant, Power Co., Shanghai

Kowloon-Canton Railway, Hongkong

Triau, R., secretary for French Consulate, Shanghai

Tribe, K. W, consul for Great Britain, Tsingtao

Tribelhorn, W., assist., Lieberman, Waelchli & Co., Osaka

Trice,

Trice, E.,

W. manager,

G., Expense General Motors

a/c office, NavalExpjrt Co., Manila

Dockyard, Hongkong

Trickett, C., assistant, Shanghai Dock and Engineering

Tricon, L., Compagnie Franco-Asiatique des Petroles, Yunnanfu Co., Ld., Shanghai

Triebig, W., Anderson, Clayton & Co., Shanghai

Trieture, B., Heacock & Co., Manila

Triggs,

Trimble,C.P.J.,H.,engineer,

manager,Hongkong

Boulevard& Apartment

Shanghai Hotel,

Hotel,Ld., Hongkong

Manila

¥272 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Trimmer, Dr. C. S., Uaiversity

Trimmer, G. W. A., chairman, Singapore hospitatl^ University of Nanking,

Harbour Board, PenangNanking

Trinidad, W., manager, Pampanaa Sugar

Tripet/C. E., assist., J. Ullmann & Co., Shanghai Development Co., Manila

Triplett,directeur

Trivest, E. D., director,

general Firestone

adjoint, Tire antiFrancaise

Societe Rubber Co.,de Shangh;i.i

1 Distilleries, Saigon

Trock, E., partner, Larsen & Trock, Shanghai • •

Troedsson,W.,Ivan

Troeger, P., managing

assist., Cartovvitz director, Gadelius &,Co:, Ld., Tokj’o

& Co., Shanghai

Troller, T., mgr., Raffles Hotel Ld., Singapore . ’

Troquin, J.,J., fonde

Trouillet, assist,deihgr.

pouvpir,

- Banque deSavings

, International lTndo-chine,

Society,Saigon

Hankow

Trouvvborst, R \V., assist!, Diethelin-A Co.; Saigon

Trower, H. M., supt., Trade & Customs, F.M.iS.

Trueman, E. N., assist, accoriiitant, Shanghai Waterworks'Co., Ld., Shanghai

Trumet, C.,D.comptable,

Trumble, H., controller.Est Government Monopolies

Asiatique-Francais, SaigonDepai-tmOnt, Singapore;

Trump, P., state engineer, Public Works dfepkftmeht, Trehgganu

Tryner,

Tuan, T.J.,Tr,secretary

manager,and Texas accountant, Singalpqffe Slipway ahd'EPg’g. Co., Ldq; Singapore

Co., Tsinan

Tuason, C., prop., Tiiason E. Hijos,,Inc., Manila

Tuason,

Tubb, J.,Manuel

cyphefN.,offlcOf,

dir. &British

treas.,Legation,

PhilippinePei^'

Land

ihg Iniproverheht Goq Manila

Tuble, J. Hi, works acct., Malayan' Collieries, Ld., Sblangor

Tuck, Joseph, lawyer, Shanghai

Tucker, A. P., assistant, British-Amerisan Tobacco Co., Tientsin

Tucker, E. E., Slipway Engineer, Selangor

Tucker, H. L. D., assist, engineer, Public Work,s dept., Singapore *'

Tucker, H. T. St. G., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co, (North Cnina), Ld,, Shanghai

Tuclfer,; T. A.> .assist-*. Andersen, Meyer & po., Tientsiin '

Tucker. V., chief engineer and manager, Hankow Eight

Tucker, W. E.,

Tuebinger, J., assist., BritishFeather

assist., China CigaretteCo.j.Ld.,

Co., Ld.„Shanghai

Tientsin

Tufnell, R. S., controller)l Goyern,mo»t Monopolies Department, Singapore

Tufo, M. V. del, deputy controlleivLabour Department, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Tulasne,A.,R.,bus.

Tuohy, jugemanager,

assesseur,ManilaBulletin,

French Consulate, ShanghaiManila

Turbyfill, W.

Turnbull, E.G. J.,G.,. assist,

W.,deputy manager,

assist., secretary, AmericanCo.,

Asiatic Petroleum Foreign insurance Association, Canton

Shanghai

Turnbull, MuuicipaL Health dept., S.haughai

Turnbull,

Turnbull, R.W. E.,A.,judge, Supreme

assistant, Court,

CeOi Me Bain,Brunei,

ShanghaiNorth Borneo'

.

Turner, A. H., Whiteaway, Laidlaw tk Co., Ld., Shanghai

Turner, A. J., director, Hamilton, Ld., James, Shanghai

Turner, Alex. J., retail manager, Mqdieal Hall, Ld., Singapore

Turner, C. D. R., supt., Constabulary dept., Jesseltpn, British North Borneo

Turner, C. V.managing

Turner, D., G., assist.,director,

Asiatic British

Petroleum .ppl (North

Dispiensary, China), Ld., Tientsin ;

Singapore

Turner, E., Shanghai "Waterworks Co., Ld,, Shaaighai

Turner, E. F., assist., Mustard cK;C.o.,'Ld.,iShanghai

Turner, F. S., assist.,. Mackenzie 4 Co., Ld., Tientsin

Turner, G. E., assist, deputy controller, Labour Department, Penang

Turner, G. L.,

Turner, H. M., assist,

assist.,traffic manager, Shanghai-Nan

Mortimer-Reid & Sloe, Shanghai king Railway, Shanghai

Turner, J., managing

Turner, J.J. A., chartered director, Eastern

accountant, Engineering

Turner 4 Works,

Seth,Shanghai. Ld., Shanghai

Co., Shanghai

Turner, H., assist., Thos. Cook 4 Son,

Turner, L. H., headmaster, Nieh Chih Kuei .Public School,.Shanghai ,

Turner, M., assistant* Standard-Vacuum Gil Co.* Tsurumi, Yokohama

Turner, M.

Turner, M. H.,W., partner, Deacons, Hongkong

assist., Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, Hongkong

Turner, P. W., manager, General EleOtnc Covof China:, Ld;, Dairen ■

 FOREIGN KE&XDENTS E273

Turner, R. A., manager, Asiatic Petroleum

Turner, T. A., outdoor assist., Mackinnon, Mackenzie ife^Go^Co. (F.M.S.)> Ld.j Teluk Anson,

Ld., Eobe P^rak

Turner, W., signs per pro., Butterfield & Swife; Ghetoo;

Turner, W., supt., Socony-Vacuum Gor^btation, Nhabe, Saigon;

I'urner, W., chief inspectoiv Waterworks, -P.W.D., iSelangor ■■

Turner, W. Id., Eastern Extension Telegraph Co., Eabuan

Turner, W. P. W., consul and acLOuntant, British XfigaWm, Peiping '

Turner, W., supt. (Installatioah.Soconiy-Vacuum Corporation, CantOn

Turner, Win. T., third secretary,' U.S.A; Embassy, Tokyo

Turmnidge, W. A., chief inspectdr, Waterworits. P.W.D., Perak '

Turral,

Tursan, G.C.,11.,assist.,

vice-consul, Brilisb Legation,

Cie Franco-Asiatique des Peiping,,

Petroles, Saigon

Turton, J., resident inspector-, Jjpndon & Lancashire Insurance Co.; Ld., Singapore

Tuttleman, H. M., workshop assistant, Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Tweedie,

Tweedie, Si, secretary, China Printingbhuishing Co'Salt

A. C., dist. inspector, Chinese Governin^iit Ad'mnistratioh,

., Ld., Shanghai 'Foochow

J

Tweg, H., manager, The Melropqle ildteL' C d., Ld., Singapore

Twemlow. G. B., assist; shperinteftoeftt; Botaaic'al'.and Forestry dept., Hongkong '

Twilley, E. J., district accountant, The Teicas Co, (China); Ld., Tientsin'

Twist, D. N., assist., Asiatic Petvoleuni'Co. (F.M.S.), Ld., Perak

Twogood, F. J., manager, SqcViny-Vacuum Cotph,,.Shanghai

Twyford, T. J., Twyford & ,Cq., Tientsin

Tyndall, F., assist, mgr., Hongkong & China Gas Cq„ Ldi, Eiongkong

Tyre, A.A. B.,

Tyre, Philippine

J., assist., SmithColdBellStores,

(li Co.,Manila

Ld.,,Manila

Tyrer,

Tyson, B.F., Pahang Consolidated&Co.,

W. F., assistant, Shanghai Hongkevy

PahangWharf Co., Ld., Shanghai

Tyson, F. H., attorney, Standard-Vacuum Oil Coi, Hoilgkong

Tyte, S. G., A. C. Harper, Gilfillan & CoLLd., Selangor

Tytler, G. E. B., assist., Hongkong mid Shanghai Banking Corporation, Kobe

LPren, E. W., manager, Singapore Cold Storage Co., Kuantan

TTbaghs,'

Uff, C. R.M.,G., accountant, Banqile

assist., Theodor Beige pour

cfe Rawlins, I’Etranger, Tientsin

Shanghai

Ulanoff, W. E., manager, Asiatic Trading

U1 brick, R., manager, Deutsche Farben-Handelsge^ellschaft, Ld.’, Shanghai

Shanghai

Uldall, P. W., Chinese Maritime Customs,

LTlderup, J. P., proprietor, Alderup & Co., Hongkong Shanghai

Ullraann, Rene, diamond merchaiit, Singapore

Ulmer, E., assist., Carlowitz & Co., Shanghai

Ulrich, A., assist., Windsor it Co., Bangkok

Ulrich,

Umbhau,Dr.H.,W.,assist.,

medical officer,& Co.,

Ahrens Cliinese Maritime, Customs, Mukden

Yokohama ;

Umbhau, K., insurance dept., Asia Realty Co., Shanghai

Umnuss,

Umrigar, R.,B. manager,

C., Umrigar China Export-Import

Brothers' Shanghaiand Bank Co.,, Hongkong

Umrigar,

Umrigar, R.H. C., C., Umrigar

Umrigar Brothers,

Brothers, Shanghai

Shanghai

Umstad, H., International Harvester Co., Manila

Unbehaun, C.E.,H.,superintendent,

Underdahl, resident manager, East Singapore

Asiatic Co.,Hunie Pipe Co., Ld., Singapore

Ld., Bangkok

Underhill, A. V., assistant, Borneo Co., Ld., Bangkok;

Underwood,

Underwood, A. H.,

L., Manufacturers

accountant, Railway dept., Jesselton, British North Borneo

Unjenin, F. S.,J. acct., Palmer & Turner, Life Insurance

Shanghai CO., Shanghai

Unjien, C. A. Cu, pres., Yek Tong Lin Fire & Marine Ins. Co., Ld., Manila

Unkel,

Unson, H.M.,J.,National

merchant, Shanghai Co., Manila

Development

Uphll, F. L., assist.. New

Upperton, F. A., sales division, ZealandFirestone

InsuranceTireCo.,& Rubber

Ld., Shanghai

Co., Singapore

Upsdell, G. E. S., Headiriaster, Yaumati

Urbanek, F. F., manager, Skoda Works, Shanghai English School, Hongkong

Uriarte, M., assist., British Cigarette Co., Ld., Hankow

Urkin, F. G., assistant, Lopato, Sons, Ld., Harbin

F274 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Unneneta, Damian de, vice pres., Central Azucarera De Bais, Manila

Urquhart,

Urquhart, A., A.,assist.,

J.S. R., Jardine,

director, Matheson &&Co.,Co.,Ld.,

Hopkins, Ld.,Hongkong

Urquhart, assist, supt., PowerDunnStation, Municipality, Shanghai

Singapore

Uselin, W., supt. engineer, Yaugtsze Rapid S. S. Co., Ichang

Utne, V., chief surveyor, Whangpoo Conservancy

Utter, Darwin H., Peacock Motion Picture Corporation, Shanghai Board, Shanghai

Uttley, Dr. K.W.,H.,signs

Uytenbraek, Govt.perMedical Dept.,

pro, Java Sea,Hongkong

Fire Insurance Co., Shanghai

Vacherot, M., directeur, Soc. Industrielle

Vachez, P., sous-directeur, Banque de lYndochine, et Commercial

Saigond’Annam, Hanoi

Vachha, D. P., manager,

Vachier, J., Belgian consul, NagasakiGobhai, Karanjia, Ld., Shanghai

Vaithilingam, K., partner, Seremban Trading Co., Negri Sembilan

Vajda, C., manager, Continental Chemical & Drug Supplies, Ld.,Shanghai

Valadier, C., chancelier, French Legation, Bangkok

Valent, A., Shanghai Telephone Co., Shanghai

Valentin, L., chief engineer, Kailan Mining Administration, Tientsin

Valentine, Dr. D. J., Medical Dept., Hongkong

Valentine,

Valentine, G., K.,assist., L. sub-manager,

Moore & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Valette, R.,R.mining acting

engineer, Dodwell

Societe Anohyme &, Co.,Etains

des Hongkong

de Kinta, Perak

Valle,

Vallet, H.H.,de,manager,

sub-mgr.,International

National CitySavingsSociety,

Bank of New Mukden

York, Manila

Vallis,

Valpy, J.L. H.,

G., assist.,

commandant,British police

Cigarette

dept.,Co.,Johore

Ld., Shanghai

Valtorta, Rt.H.,Rev.

Valvaune, Bishop,Finnish

minister, Catholic Cathedral,

Legation, TokyoHongkong

Van Amstel, D. W., shipping dept,, Royal Packet Navigation Co., Singapore

Van

Van den Berg A.,

Bochove, v. S.,general

R. P., freight

Asiatic&Petroleum

transhipment Co., Shanghai

dept., Royal Packet Nav. Co., S’pore,

VanBruchem, J. Ph. N.duQuesue, genl. freight & trans. dept., Royal Pkt. Nav. Co., S’pore,

Van

Van Doom, J. S., assist.,

Dort,H.A.,E.,sub-treasurer, A. Cameron & Co.,

DistrictCo.,Office, Kobe

Kuala Pilah, Negri Sembilan

Van Eck, Asiatic Petroleum Shanghai

Van

Van Essel, J. G., secretary, Administration of Native States,

Co ,Sumatra

Van Essen,

Haute, J.J.,M.,consul accountant,

general Netherlands

for Belgium, GuttaShanghaiPercha Singapore

Van Lenning, P., providoring dept., Royal Packet Navigation Co., Singapore

Van Omnen, W., director of Public Works (Medan),

Van, P. G. accountant, China Import and Export Lumber Co., Nanking Sumatra

Van Sitteren, A. J., signs per pro., Java Sumatra Handelmaatschappij, Singapore-

Van Strum, H. M., managing director, Oriental Chemical and Trading Co., Kobe

Van Strum, H.G.,R.,Atkins,

Van Syckee, managing

Krolldirector,

& Co., IncOriental Chemical and Trading Co., Kobe

, Zamboanga

Van, T. K., dean, University of Shanghai, Shanghai

Vanderburgh, R. M., president. Realty Investment Co., Shanghai

Vanderlieb, E. J., commissioner in charge, Post Office, Tsingtao

Vanderput,

Vanderstegen, L. T.,

H., assist., United

merchant, Engineers, &Ld.,Crooks,

Vanderstegen Singapore

Hankow

Vanderstraeten, H., consul for

Vane, S., manager, Cathay Lace Co., Shanghai Belgium, Hongkong

Vaner, K. A., Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ld., Shanghai

Vannini, A., manager, Vannim & Co., Hongkong

Vanston, J. J., Surveyor-general

Vanzini, Comdr. F., naval attache,of Italian

Ships’ Office,

Embassy, Penang

Tokyo

Vardy, Dr. E.J., C.,

Varekamp, DistrictVarekarpp

manager, Hospital, &Kuala

Co., Lumpur,Sumatra

Medan, Selangor

Varela, J., secty., Elmac Inc., Manila

Varela, Angel M., secretary, Metropolitan Theatre Co., Manila

Varian,

Varley, M. B., assist., Pacific Commercial Co., Cebu

Varn, M.E.,H.,assist.,

mgr., U.S.A. Commercial

Standard-Vacuum Attach^,

Oil Shanghai

Co., Swatow

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F275

Vasey, P. J. W., manager, N. V. Fraser & Neave, Batavia

Vason, T. M. S., assistant, Good Books, Pictures & Works of Art, Ld., Singapore

Vasunia, F. P., Vasunia & Co , Kobe

Vasunia,

Vasunia, P.H. P.,P., Vasunia

Vasunia && Co.,Co., Kobe

Kobe.

Vasunid, F. P., assistant, Vasunid di Co., Kobe

Vaterlaus, H., signs Baist

Vath, C., assistant, per pro.,

& Co.,Si her, Meguer & Co., Yokohama

Canton

Vaughan, J., assist., Shanghai Gas Co., ITndo-chine,

Vaucher, J., signs per pro., Banque de Shanghai Hankow

Vaughan, L., mining engineer, Selangor

Vaughan, R. A., repres., The Federated Engineering Co., Ld.; Selangor

Vaughan-Fowler,

Vaughan, S. C. C.,R.,Asiamanaging

Realty Co., director, Far East Aviation Co., Ld., Hongkong

Shanghai

Vaughn, C., Motor Service Co., Inc., Manila

Vaughori, E. G., assist, installation engr.,.Electricity dept., Municipality, Singapore

Vaughtan,

Vault, Chas.R.L.F.,de,accountant, British Borneo

consul, United.States Timber Yokohama

Consulate, Co., Ld., Sandakan, B. N. Borneo

Vault, J. F. de, partner, De Vault 'Co., The, J. F., Peiping

Vaux, F. G., solicitor, Rodyk-Davidson, Singapore

Vawdrey, R. H., assist.,

Vaz, Loe, auditor Bombay-Burmah

and accountant, TradingSocieties

Co-operative Corporation, Ld., Bangkok

dept.j F.M.S.

Vazeillie, B. R., National Carbon,

Vears, G. L., assist., Dunlop Rubber Co., Kobe' Co., Shanghai

Vedeniapine,

Vega, H., Robert P. A.,Dollar

assist.,Co.,Olivier

ManilaChine, Tientsin

Veigel,

Vein, R. C., inspector, Shanghai& Waterworks

K., Schnabel, Gaumer Co., Hankow Co., Ld., Shanghai

Veit, P., inspector, Municipal Health department, Shanghai

Veit,

Veitch,R.,H.,assist., Doitsu

Steiner

F., Shanghai

Veith, J., assist., China Export-Import & Bank Co., Shanghai

Velge,

Veliki, V.B.,H.,assist.,

manager,

LeighBagan Luax-installation,

& Orange,' Hongkong Asiatic Petroleum Co, (S. S.), Ld., Penang

Velilla, P., vice-pres, Juyco Velilla & Co., Manila

Vellasco F., assist., Philippines Agency Service, Manila

Vellgath,

Vellila, A.,R.,secretary,

La Commercial, Manila Corp., Manila

Asiatic Commercial

Veiling, A. C., assist., Karagheusian, American Corporation, Tientsin

Velliot, E.,

Velten, Dr.vice-chairman,

A., MunicipaliteSociete Francaise, Shanghai

Nouvelle des Rizeries Meridionales, Saigon

Veltmam, A. H., agent, Java-China-Japan Lijn, Amoy

Venables,

Venator, O. E., Advisor, Perlis

Venn, W. L.M.,C.,wireless

assist, trade commissioner,

travelling inspector,U.Butterheld

S. department of Commerce,

& Swire, Shanghai Tientsin .

Venshow, A., Malcolm & Co., Ld., Shanghai

y Venters, J.Y.,M.,supt.,

Ventura, architect,

Pampanga Atkinson

Sugar& Development,

Dallas, Ld., Shanghai

Manila

Venturi, F., provision & wine merchant, Shanghai

Venturini, A., vice consul for Italy,

Ver, E., International General Electric Co., ManilaShanghai

| Vera, C. C. de, British Cigarette Co., Ld., Shanghai

j Verbert, L., district manag'er, Credit Foncier d’Extreme Orient, Tientsin

Verdayne, Paul, manager. Paramount Film Service, Ld., Singapore

I; Verde,

Verdier,C.,M.,assist.,

generalHankow

director,Light and Power

French Co., Council,

Municipal Ld., Hankow

Shanghai

Vere, J. C., manager, Vere & Sons Co., Manila

' Vere, P., general

Vergani, G., manager, Vere

accountant,PortItalian & Sons Co., Manila

Vergara, R., manager, LamonBank for China,

Lumber Tientsin

Co., Manila

Vergette, R. G., assist, architect, Public Works dept, Singapore

Verhaeren, Rev. H., French,Catholic Mission, Peiping

Verhaest, F., signs per pro., Comptoir Charles Ley, Tientsin

F£76 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Verkouw, W., claim dept., Royal Packet Steam Navigation Go., Singapore

Verleysen, A., Yerleysen

Yerlinden, M., consul for Belgium, Manila

Vermeer, E. H., manager, E. Dunlop & Co., Sumatra

Yermeulen, F. W., partner, Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. (S.S.). Ld., S’pom

Vernal, R. J., engineer, Public Works dept., Hongkong

Vernay, G., assist., Hongkong & Shanghai Bank, Saigon

Yernett, J. F., wine & Spirit ■ Merchant, Harbin

Veron, G., Banque Franco-Chinoise, Saigon

Yervloet, A., partner, Van Nie & Co., and Consul for France, Medan

Yer/.osa, Capt. V., Smith Navigation Co.. Manila

Vetch, Henri, general manager, i rench Bookstore, Peiping

Veth, G., assist., Waibel

Veybel,

Veysin, C., installation

P. G., Societe desmanager,

CimentsCie. Franco-Asiatique

Portland Artificiels dedesLTndochine,

Petroles, Nhabe, Saigon

Haiphong

Veysseyre, P., partner, Leonard & Veysseyre, Shanghai

Yezey, H. traffic

Yialy, D., Curtis,supt.,

editor,Compagnie

Harbin Daily News, deHarbin

Francaise Tramways, Shanghai

Viccajee, F., Viccajee & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Viccajee, R., Viccajee & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Vich,

Vick, V.F. A.,

R., manager,

managingPhilipine

director, Long Distame

V. R. Vick Telephone

& Co., SingaporeCo., Manila

Vickars, P., assist, Reiss, Massey

Vickers, G. E., charge engineer, Electrical , department, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Vickers, W. J., Health officer, Sanitary Board, Selangor

Victal, A., assistant, Swan, Culbertson & Fritz, Shanghai

Victal, P.,

Victor, assistant,

J. A., signs perMesssageries

pro.. UnionMaritime,

CommercialeShanghai

des Glaciers Beiges, Hongkong

Vidal, A., secretaire, Societe des Ciments Portland Artificiels de ITndoehine, Haiphong.

Vidal, E., assistant, Cie Francaise de Tramways,

Vidal, G., controleur, Banque de ITndo-chine, Saigon Shanghai

Vidal, J., vice-pres., Carrero Vidal & Co., Manila

Viegelmann,

Vieron, Dr. L.,E.,French

Viegelmann, Schroeder

Consulate, & Co., Manila

Chungking

Vigne, P., accountant, Marcel Darre, Shanghai

Vikman, T. V., manager, Chinese Eastern Railway Commercial Agency, Dairen

Villaflores,

Villanueva, P.,F.,gen. vice-pres.,

acting manager, International Marine Union

General &Investment of the Philippines,

Corporation, Manila Manila

Villas, G., assistant, Platt White-Cooper Co., Shanghai

Villas, J. R., assistant, Shanghai Waterworks,

Ville, M. I. de, surveyor, Public Works dept., Hongkong Shanghai

Villemandy,

Viloudaki, N.M.A.,de,president,

assistant,Vilou'

Cie. dFranco-Asiatique

aki & Co., Shanghai des Petroles, Saigon

Viloudaki, R. G., vice-pres., Viloudaki & Co., Shanghai

Vilt, H., manager, Asia Life Insurance Co., Haiphong

Vinall,

Vincens,G.J.,H.,cashier,

secretary, British

Banque de Tin& Foreign

do-China,Bible Society, Kobe

Canton

Vincent,

Vincent, F. E., manager, American Foreign Insurance& Co.,

E. G., assist, manager, Whiteway, Laidlaw ShanghaiShanghai

Association,

Vincent, H. F., assistant, Cornes & Co., Yokohama

Vincent, J. C., consul for the United States, Dairen

Vine,

Vinen,F.,G.supervisor,

H., collectormachine

of Landroom, Govt.Sandakun,

Revenue. Printing Office,

British,Singapore

North Borneo .

Vines, F. H., British-American Tobacco Co., Shanghai

Vinet, R., assistant, Cie Franco-Asiatique des Petroles, Saigon

Vint, D. L, assistant, British American Tobacco Co., Bangkok

Viola, L., Tipper & Co., and Ocean Accident and Guarantee Insurance, Tientsin

Violet, G.R., M.,

Violot, fonde agent, Robert Dollar

de pouviors, Op., etZamboanga

1 ipscours Cabaud, Saigon

Viorol,

Visser, P.

D., M., assist.,

surveyor, Borneo

Singkep Co.,

Tin Ld., Bangkok Singapore

Maatschappy,

Vissering, C. E., Reuter, Broekehnann & Co., and Strong & Co.,, Shanghai

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F277

Vissers, P., Tientsin Tramways and Lighting

Vitan, F., Umion Insurance Society of Canton, Ld., Manila Co., Ld., Tientsin

Vittaly, M. E., gen’l manager, Claude Neon Lights, Shanghai

Vivian, J. G. P.,V,naval

Vizeuzinovich, attache,Spanish

chancellor, British Consulate,

Embassy, Tokyo

Shanghai

VIeeschouwer, E. de, secty., Belgian Chamber of Commerce, Shanghai

Vlieland, C. A., district officer, Kuala Selangor, Selangor

Viiet, C. D. van, lawyer, Knappert & Co., Semarang

Vliet, S. C.W.,van,C- manager,

Voelcker, lilies & Co.,L. EiTokyo

Jenner & Co., Batavia

Voelker, R. F., director, Miller Rubber Export Co., Ld., Singapore

Vogel, H., Ahrens & Co., Nachf H., Kobe

Vogel, Dr. W. R., lawyer, Shanghai

Vogelsang, H., assist., Bayer, Meister Lucius, Y.G.K., Kobe

Vogelsanger, K., assist., Diethehn ife Co, Ld., Bangkok

Vogler,

Vognel, R.,

E., assist.,

auditor,Steinle

China&Merchants

Co., ShanghaiPongee Association, Shanghai

Vogt, G., assist., Schnabel, Gaumer & Co., Hankow

Vogt, H., assist., Doitsu Senryo Gomel Kaisha, Kobe

Vogt,

Voigt, R., accountant, Standard Braid toandGerman

Dr. K., lawyer and legal advise)- ProduceEmbassy,

Co., KobeTokyo

Volegoff, P. A., manager, Chinese Eastern Railway, Tientsin

Volker, Dr. T., secy., Immigrants’ Asylum, Medan, (Sumatra

Volkert, E., signs

Vollenweider, F.. the firm,Inc.,

Zullig, Schnabel,

ManilaGaumer & Co., Hankow

Vollmers,

Vollrath, F.,H.,assist.,

mgr., Honwan

MelchersTrading Co;, Canton

& Co., Shanghai

Volny, Antonin, chancellor. Legation of Czechoslovakia, Tokyo

Voltmer,

Vongehr, H.O. H.E., E.,McKesson

assist., Barlow

& Robbins, & Co.,Hankow

Shanghai

Voogd, N. A. J. de, interpreter, Netherlands Consulate, Kobe .

Voorhees,

Voretzsch, E. M. van, A., managing director, GeneralTokyo

Motors (Japau)i Ld , Osaka

Vorlaender,Dr.IL,E.assist., Ambassador

Doitsu Senryo for Germany,

Gomei Kaisha. Kobe

Vorlaender, G. A., Bayer, Meister Lucius, Y.G.K., Kobe

Vorner, J. A., representative, Ditmar, Brunner Bros., Ld., Shanghai

Vos, RobertJ. de,

Voskamp, H„ general

signs perrepresentative, Nederlandsch

pro., Deutseh-Asiatische Syndicaat

Bank, ShanghaiVoor China, Tsingtao

Vosbein, Capt. J., East Asiatic Co., Ld., Bangkok

Voss, W., assistant, Carlowitz & Co.. Tientsin

Voskamp, Dr. II., vice-consul for Germany, Canton

Yosmaer, G. A., lawyer, Knappert & Co., Semarang

Vospar, R. J., inspector, Shanghai Waterworks Co’, Ld., Shanghai

Voss, Dr.

Voss, C. de,H.partner, WaiteGerman

G., secretary,

Legation,. Peiping

Vouillemont, G., Societe des ’Ciments, Portland Artificiels de ITndociiine, Haiphong

Voute,

Vroom,A.W.M.,A jr., manager, dept.,

J., shipping De Ja.vasche Bank, Bengkalis,

Royal Packet NavigationSumatra

Co., Singapore

Vuillaume,

Vyrenbroek, W., signs per pro., Blom

C. V., general manager, Compagnie Aay Shanghai des Petroles,- Saigon

Waal, J. de, manager, N. V. Handel Mij. Gestetnfer, Batavia, .Java

Waanders, J. L., surveyor, Singkep Tin Maatschappy, Singapore

Wache, R., Consul for France, Pakhoi

Wachner, C., Schoellet, Bleckmann Phoenix rSeiko G. K., Tokyo

Wachter, Max, repres., Buchandlung Gustav Fock, Tokyo

Wachtler,

Wacker, C.R. A., F., assist, to managing

secretary, Germandirector. General

Consulate, Motors (.Japan), Ld,,: Osaka.

Tsingtao

Waddell, C. J., engineer, P.W.D., Hongkohg

Waddell, J.,G., assist.,

Waddell, assist., Hongkong

Guthrie & and Co., Shanghai

Ld., Singapore

Banking Corporation, Shanghai

Waddell, J. C., assist., Universal Leaf Tobacco Co., Shanghai

Waddell, J. E., Anderson, Clayton & Co., Shanghai

F278 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Waddell, J. M., principal, North: China American School, Peiping

Waddell,

Waddington, J. S.,W.shipping clerk, P.British

J., manager. Consulate, Kobe Ld., Hongkong ,

& O. Banking,Corporation,

Waddle, R. A., assist, district engineer, electricity dept,, Municipality, Singapore

Wade, F. W., assist, architect, Public Works dept., Kedah

Wade, J. L., assist., Probst, Hanbury & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Wade, L.L. W.,

Wade, H., assist., Baboud, MaryCbhsulate,

& Cie., Shanghai

Wade, L. W., secretary, American

pro-mgr., National City Bank ofHankow

New York, Hankow

Wade,

Wade, T.R. S.H.R.D.,D., assist., British-American

Hongkong and Shanghai Tobacco Banking

Co. (NorthCorporation,

China), Ld.,Amoy

Wadeson, A.,assist.,

solicitor, Deacons, Hongkong Tientsin

Wadleigb, W. L., director,

Wadmore, A.B.,J.,assistant, Wadleigh

overseer, McAuliffe, Commercial,

P.W.D., Hongkong Ld., Singapore

Wadsworth, Davis tfe Hope, Penang

Wadsworth, S., assistant manager, George Town Dispensary, Ld., Penang

Waelchli, J. L., consul for Czechoslovakia. Osaka

Waelti, E., assist., Siber, Hegner, & Co., Shanghai

Waetcke, R.H. E.,M. China

Waetjen, W., signs per pro., Jebsen

representative, ErdmanCo.,& Sielcken,

Shanghai Shanghai

Waggott, W., assistant, Thos, Cook & Son, Ld., Kobe

-Vagman, O., repres., Nathan Wagman, Tientsin

Wagner, A., China Export-Import ik Bank Co., Shanghai

Wagner, A. M., manager, Pacific Commercial Co., Zamboanga

Wagner, E. A. S., barrister-at-law, Selangor

Wagner,

Wagner, J.,H.,overseer,

merchant,Brossard

Kobe Mopin Etablissements, Singapore

Wagner, R. W., manager, Javasche Bank, Padang

Wagner, S., Larsen & Trock, Shanghai

Wagner, W., assist., Eickhoff & Co., Shanghai

Wagner, W. B., assistant, Carlowitz & Co., Hankow

Waid,

Wailes,J.,E.assist.,

T., viceTaikoo

consulSugar Refining

for United Co.,ofLd.,America,

States Hongkong

Nanking

Wailey, E. V., British Cigarette Co., Shanghai

Wailey, W., British Cigarette Co., Shanghai

Wainright,

Waint, P. P.,S.manager,

H., general manager, Kyo Bun Kwan, Tokyo

Wainwright, Major F. L.,Fukienassist,Construction

commissioner,Bureau, Foochow

Municipal Police, Shanghai

Wait, P. R., sub-accountant, Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China, Kedah

Waite, G. W., assistant, New Engineering and Shipbuilding

Waite, G. W., statistical department, Chinese Maritime Customs, Works,Shanghai

Ld., Shanghai

Waite, W. E., assistant, Jardine Engineering Corporation,

Waittaker, W. H., assist. supt„of-Mails, General Post Office, Hong Kong , Ld., Shanghai

Wake, E. J.,F.assistant,

Wakefield, W.,chartered Whiteaway,

Butterfield Laid)aw

& Swire, & Qp., Ld., Penang

Tientsin

Wakeford, L. T., electrical engineer, Wakeford, & Lowndes, Singapore.

Wakelam, H., managing director, City Realty Co., Shanghai

Wakeham, P. O. G., Palmer & Turner, Shanghai

Wal, J. M., van der, treasurer, Municipality, Padang

Walch, E., partner, Inhelder Walch & Co., Manila

Walch, L. D., manager, J. Ullmann & Co,, Hongkong

Walden, H. M., British Cigarette Co., Ld., Shanghai

Waldron, F. A. S., mgr., Pure Cane Molasses Co. (P. I.) Inc., Iloilo

Walek, F., Waibel & Co., Shanghai

Wales, C. A., assistant, British Borneo Timber Co., Sandakan

Wales, C. D., branch manager. Pinion Insurance Society of Canton, Ld., Kobe

Wales, C. R., mechanical engr., P.W.D., Lower Perak

Walford,

Walford, A.Guy,S., actg.

assist.,vice-consul

British Cigarette Co.., Shanghai

for Gt. Britain, & mgr., Smith Bell & Co., Ld., Cebu

Walford, H., agent, Warner Barnes & Co., Ld., Cebu

Walkden, A. F., assist., Dodwell & C°-, Ld., Hongkong

Walker, A. F., manager, Texas Co. (P.I.), Inc., The, Manila

Walker, D., chemist, The Pharmacy, Hongkong

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F27»

Walker, E., Waugh & Co., Ld., Henry, Penang

Walker, E. F., general manager, Singer Sewing Machine Co., Kobe

Walker, E. G., chief electrical engineer, United Engineers, Ld., Singapore

Walker, E. H., manager, Otis Elevator Co., Manila

Walker, F. A., architect, Cie. Franco-Asiatique des Petroles, Saigon

Walker, F.F. G.B., C.,partner,

Walker, HealthA.dept.,

L. Anderson

Municipal& Co., Shanghai

Council, Shanghai

Walker, F. V., director, Clifford-Wilkinson Tansan Mineral Water Co., Ld., Kobe

Walker, F. W., assistant, Boustead & Co., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Walker,

Walker, G.G. C.,

E., assist., Hanson,station

assist, power Orth supt.,

& Stevenson Inc., Manila

Municipality, Singapore

Walker, G. F. assist., Percy Smith, Seth and Fleming, Hongkong

Walker, G. M., assist., McAuliffe,

Walker, H. B., general broker, Cebu Davis & Hope, Singapore

Walker, H. Hopson, advocate and solicitor, Selangor

Walker,

Walker, J.,J.,assistant, Asiatic Petroleum

acct., Hongkong & Shanghai Co. (North

BankingChina), Ld., Shanghai

Corporation, Manila

Walker, J. C., assistant, Boustead & Co., Ld., Port Swettenham, Selangor

Walker, John C., manager. Thos. Cook & Son, Ld., Singapore

W'alker, J. R., Shanghai Dock & Engineering Co., Ld., iShanghai

Walker, J. S., assist., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Nagasaki

Walker, M. art

Walker, R., P., treasurer, St. John’sdepartment,

supt., Educational University, Singapore

Shanghai

Walker, R., jr., R. N. Walker & Co., Nagasaki

Walker,

Walker, R.R. D., managerStandard-Vacuum

G., assist., & chief engineer,Oil Kowloon-Canton Railway, Hongkong

Co., Taipeh, Formosa'

Walker, R. J. K., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (South China), Ld., Hongkong

Walker, R. P., deputy accountant, Federated Malay States Railways. Kuala Lumpur

Walker, R. P. S., principal, King Edward VII School, Perak

Walker, S., assistant, Robert Dollar Co., Shanghai

Walker, V., chief assist, engineer, Hongkong Tramways, Ld., Hongkong.

Walker,

Walker, W.W.C.,G.,assist., Shanghai

assistant, PowerBellCo.,&Shanghai

Smith, Co., Ltd., Manila

Walker, W. L., overseer, Public Works

Walkinshaw, L. W., assist.. Nestle & Anglo-Swiss dept., Hongkong

Condensed Milk Co , Hongkong

Walkingshaw, Dr. R, medical officer, Medical dept., Lower Perak

Wall, A. C. M., chief police officer, Pahang

Wallace, A. M. D., assistant, Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, Shanghai

Wallace, C., general mgr., Central Agency, Lds, Shanghai

Wallace, D. F. A., manager, Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China), Ld., Mukden

Wallace, F., 3rd. assist, commissioner, Police Department, Perak

Wallace, G., assist., Mackenzie & Co., Ld, Shanghai

Wallace, Dr.

Wallace, H., assist.,

H. B. C..Shanghai

medical Power Co., Shanghai

and health officer, Medical dept., Penang

Wallace, J. E., supt., Government Printing

Wallace, J. G., assist., Asia Realty Co., Shanghai dept., F.M.S.

Wallace, L.Dr.S.,R.assist.,

Wallace, Brown,officer,

B., medical Phillips & Stewart,

Malayan Penang

Amercian Plantation, Penang

Wallace, R. C., assistant, Taikoo Dockyard

Wallace, R. H., Robert Dollar Co., Shanghai : and Engineering Co., Hongkong

Wallace, Wm., Smith, Bell & Co., Manila

Wallace, W. V., signs per pro., Elbrook, Incorporated,

Wallas, A. G., acting commissioner, Chinese Maritime Customs, HunchunTientsin

Wallden, F., Gadelius

Walle, J., Ehlers & Co., E., Shanghai

Wallem,

Waller, A.H.J.,J..director,

WallemKelly

& Co.,& Walsh,

Shanghai Ld., Shanghai

Waller, G., assistant, Platt White-Cooper

Waller, G. G., Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, Kob

Waller,

Waller, P.H. A.,

A., assist.,

supt. ofBenjamin

works, Hongkong

and Potts,Brewers

Hongkong & Distillers Ld., Hongkong

Walling, R. N., assist., Straits Times, Singapore

Wallington, H. G., assist, master, Queen’s College, Hongkong

F280 FOilEIGrN RESIDENTS

Wallis, F. A., consul general for Great'Britain,-G'hungking

Wallis, G. C., assistant, Hall & Holtz,Tid /Tientsin

Wallis, P. ft. M.I, manager,' Cdiifed

Wallis, T. C., assist, engineer, Federated Malay States Railways, K. Lumpur, Selangor

Wallis, W. E.,H.,director,

Wallmueller, assist., Harrisons,

Kota American BarkerDrug

& Co.,.

(Jo..Ld.,

Fed.,Selangor

Inc.', U.'S.A , Shanghai

Wallwork, E. E., manager, Monotype Cjbrpdi.';ation, Ld., Shanghai

Walmsley,

Walravens,' G.P.,G./as' sist. engineer,

engineet' - ln-cHarge, Federated

Kailau iialay States

Mining Railways, K.Tientsin

Administration, Lumpur, Selangor

Walsemann, R., Reuter, Bfockelmann tV Co., Tientsin

Walree,

Walser, J.,E. van, assist.,Fotbes,

assistant, Java-Cliina-Japan

Munn & Co., Lijn/lvobe

Ld., Manila

Walsh/E., managing partner,

Walsh, G., O.S.S. Co., Ld., accountant, ! nllelder,Butterfielel

Walch Co.,&Ld., Manila

Swire,'Shanghai

Walsh, H. F. C-, viceTcpnsul for Great Britain/Bangkok

Walsh, W. J., harbour master, Marine Cilice, Negri Sembilan

Walter, E. A.,assistant,

Walter, H., assist., .Butterfield

Melcherk/fe &Co.,;Hankovy

Swire, Lankow ■

Walter, H., Kienhuize, & Co,/ ShaLghai'

Walter, J. B., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, Kobe"'

Walter, P.W.,E.assist.,

Walter, H., assist.,

ExportAsiatic! Petroleum

and‘Import Co., Shanghai

Co./Ld., Saigon

Walter, W. R., secretary, Waterworks Cd, Ld., Shanghai

Walters, D. K., partner, Allen & Gledhill,.Johore

Walters, E. C., 2nd vice-president, HanSoh/Orth & Stevenson; Inc./Manila .

Walters, F. A., assist., Socony .Vacuum Corporation, Shanghai

Walters, G. J..D., assist, district officet (Bau ik Luhdu), Sarawak

Walters/S. K., manager; Walters Co,, Manila

Walther,

Walton, A.E.,B.,assist.,

assist,Kofa

forestAmerican

conservator. DrugForest

Co., Shanghai

dept., Rawang, Selangor

Wanger, C. L., signs per pro., Volkart Bros.’ Agency, Shanghai

Wappula, W., assist., Dodwell cf e Co..

War burton, E. F., inspector, Sanitary dept., Hongkong Shanghai

Warburton, W., assist., Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, Shanghai

Ward, A. K.,: accountant, Shanghai Power Co.v Shanghai

Ward, A. S., assist., Netherlands Trading Society, Hongkong

Ward, C. H., executive engr., P.W.D., Raub, Pahang

Ward, F. D., Government architect, Public Works dept., Singapore

Ward, H. B., director, Adamson, Gilfillan & Co., Ld., Singapore

Ward, H. L., barrister-at-law, Platt White-Cooper & Co., Shanghai

Ward, H. L., assist, supt., ReveUue Survey Branch, Perak

Ward, J., Reuters, Ld., Shanghai

Ward, J., tidesurveyor and harbour-master, Chinese Maritime Customs, Kiukiang

Ward, J. M., sub.-acct., National City Bank of New York, Mukden

Ward,

Ward, J.N.,P.,commissioner,

treasurer, Hamilton Land Office, BrownKota

ShoeTinggi,

Store Johore

and Haberdashery Inc., Manila

Ward,

Ward. W., assist.,

W., A.y-ichief imports

revenue sanitary dept'

officer, Imports . , Jardine, Matheson

andMunicipality,

Exports Office. & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Hongkong

Ward,

Ward, W.W. J., manager, W hi teainspector,

way, Laidlaw

Shanghai

Ward-Smith, D., manager, Foster, McClellan

Wardell,

Warden, F. A.,signs

W., signsperperpro.,

pro.,Moine

WhittallComte& Co:.

& Co.,Selangor

Ld., Singapore

Wardhaugh, J. W., assist., Cook & Son, Ld.* Singapbre

Wardle C. R., sub-accountant, Mercantile Bank of India, Shanghai

Ware, Dr. T. W., assistant,

Wareham, second Port health officer and

Co., inspector of Emigrants, Hongkong

Waring, D.E. T., T., director, Robinson

HenggelerPiano & Martin, Ld..Ltd.,

;

Singapore

Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Warmsley, T. H., broker, Doney & Co., Tientsin <

Warne, M., Manila Instalment Co., Manila

Warnecke,

Warneken, L. ,H.,signs

assist., KunstMelchers

& Albers,& Co.,

Shanghai

Warner, G.,Evice-consul per for

pro.,

America, Mukden Shanghai

 FOREIGN. RESIDENTS F281

Warner, J.. C,, engiv, International, Engineering Gq., Bangkok

Warner, S. A., .chief-accduntant,. Philippine National Bank, ilanila .

Warning, J. H., agent, Java-China Japan-Lijn, Batavia

Warnoek, W. O., assist., Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering Co„ Hongkong

Warns, H., assistant treasurer, Manila Gas Corporation, Manila>

Warren,

Warren, C.C. W;„

C., harbour

assistant,officer, Customs,Union

Commercial Shanghai

Assurance Co,, Ld., Singapore .

Warren, E. J. T., manager, Australian Sandalwood Co.,, Ed.,. Hongkong

Warren, II., charge engineer, Shanghai Power Oo„ Shanghai

Warren, J.L.,J.,Imperial

Warren, sen. assist. supt„ Industries,

Chemical GovernmentTientsin

Monopolies.Department,iSingapbr.®, t

Warren, L. B., managing director, Cl. E. Warren & Co., Ed., Hongkong

Warren, M. C., signs per pro., MacNeill Co., Semarang

Warren, O. C.,F. assist.,

Warrington, StorchJardine,

W., assist., Brothers, Ed., Ipoh,

Matheson & Co.,Perak

Ed., Shanghai

Warsoe,

Wasem, Jr., L., manager,. Standard-Vacuum Co.,

F. A., assist., Great Northern Telegraph Oil Hongkong

Go., Penang

Wasener, H., mgr., Handel Maatschappij v/h Barmer Export GCsellschaft, Singapore

Waser, H. O.,A.general

Washbrook, manager,

G., district deputySeacommissioner,

View Hotel, Ed.,PostSingapore

Office, Nanking

Washington, S. W., 3rd secy., U-iSiA. Embassy, Tokyo

Water, W. Tol, assist., Netherlands Trading Society, Shanghai \

Wassard, L. P., managing partner, Wassard & Co., Vladivostock

Waterford,

Waterhouse,L.F.M.,L.,surveyor.

director, Survey department,Go.,Perak

Fred Waterhouse Ed.,' Singapore

Waters,

Waters, D.

H. It.,

Fi, surveyor,

state Brossard

engineer, Mopin

Public Etablissements,

Works dept., chore Singapore

JPenang

Waters, J. L., branch manager, Moutrie & Co., Ed.,

Waters, JJ. A. S., district manager, China Electric Co., Ld., Mukden

Waters,

Waters, T.V. F.P., R.,A. manager,

S. IVatsonAsiatic

ifc Go., Petroleum

Canton Go., (North China i Ed.,' Dairen

Waterton, D. W., inspector of wireless and telegraph, P.W.D., Hongkong,

Watherton, D. C., assist, district officer, E.uala Kangsar, Perak

Watkins, H., assistant, Asiatic Petroleum Go., Hongkong

Watkins,

Watkins, Q. E. J.,district

R. G., assistant engineer,

officer, Posts & Shanghai

Fire Brigade, Telegraphs, Penang

Watkins, S. J., assistant, Harrisons & Ei’psheid, Ld., Sumatra .

Watkins, V. 0., supt., Customs department, Muar, Jqhpt'e ,

Watkinson, P.,

Watkinson, P. F.,JohnBradley

Manners & OR,

& Co., Ed., Canton

Swato^

Watling, D. O., assist., Asiatic Petroleum' Co., Ed., Shanghai

Watson, A. J., assistant, Rose, Downs Thompson (Fa,r East), Ed., Shanghai

Watson, B. H., Swan, Culbertson & Fritz, Shanghai

Watson, C-, Service mgr., Malayan Motors, Ed., Singapcre

Watson, C. E., secretary and D.P.W., Municipal Council, Canton

Watson,

Watson, E.,C.D. J.,J,, assist.,

assistant,KerShanghai and'Hohgkew Wharf Co., Ed., ShangRai

& Co.,ofManila

' Watson, tariff export, Office Inspectorate General, Customs, Shanghai

Watson, E. C., barrister-at-law, Perak

Watson, E. L., manager, Nestle & Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk'Co.,"Selangor

Watson, G.F., C.,district

• Watson, attorney,

assistant, Islay,U.Kerr

S.. Court

& Co..forPenang

China, Shanghai

1 Watson, H., assist., Henry Waugh & Co., Ld., Singapore

Watson, H. C., assist., Dairy Farm, Ice and Cold Storage Co., Ld., Hongkong

Watson, J., agronomist, China Agricultural Development Ooi* Hongkong

Watson, J., assist., Culty Dairy <3o., Ed., (Shanghai

Watson, J.,

, Watson, J., deputy

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China),

registrar, Registration of BirthsLd.,andHankow

Deaths, Hongkong

Watson, J. A., assistant, Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering Co., Hongkong

Watson, J. B., assist, engineer, Public Works dept., Shanghai

Watson, J. E., assistant., Caldbeck, Macgregor & Cd, Ld., Shanghai

Watson, J.J. P.,

Watson, P., Watson

manager,& Insular

Watson,Plumbing

Manila Co., Manila

F282 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Watson, J. R., sub-agent, Chartered Bank of India, Austr. & China, Tsingtao

Watson, J. S., acct., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, Saigon

Watson, J.K. S.,F. manager,

Watson, C., manager, Manchurian

Fu ChungCo., Ld., HarbinTientsin

Corporation,

Watson, M. M., solicitor, Johnson, Stokes & Master, Hongkong

Watson, M. W., Dodge and Seymour Ld., Slianghai

Watson, O.,

Watson, N. W., assist.,

assist, supt.,Nestle & Anglo

Revenue Swiss

Survey Condensed

Branch, Larut,Milk

PerakCo., Hongkong

Watson, T.,

Watson, R. A.assistant,

E., assist., Reuters

Asiatic Ld., Tientsin

Petroleum Co. (Straits Settlements), Ld., Perak

Watson, W., accountant, North-China Uaily News and Herald, Shanghai

Watson, W. S., managing-director, S. Moutrielfc Co., Ld., Shanghai

Watt, A., chargeassist.,

Watt, Charles, engineer,

LeanShanghai Power Co., Shanghai

& Co., Penang

Watt, £., surveyor of ships, Surveyor-General Office, Singapore

Watt, H.,

Watt, G. A.,manager,

The Japan Times,

Sailors’ HomeYokohama

and Missions to Seanen, Hongkong

Watt,

Watt, J.I. W., manager,

D., senior I. H.architect,

assist, Watt & Co.,

PublicHongkong

Works dept., Municipality, Shanghai

Watt, M. J. B., partner, Lean & Co., Penang

Watt, T. C., signs per pro., Hung Cheong & Co., Hongkong

Watt, W. M., signs per pro., McAlister & Co., Ld., Singapore

Watters, Dr. H. S., Wuhu General Hospital, Wuhu

Watts, G., assist., Borneo Co., Ld., Bangkok

Watts, C. H., partner, Fonghin and Watts, Singapore

Watts, E. H., assist., Lane, Crawford, Ld., Hongkong

Watty, L.H.T.,G.,sub-accountant,

Waugh, Henry Waugh Chartered

& Co., Ld., Bank of India, Australia and China, Manila

Singapore

Waugh, P. J. R., planting adviser, Guthrie & Co., Ld., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Waugh, W. Li, Waugh & Co., Ld., Henry, Penang

Waveren, J. van, Asiatic Petroleum Co., Manila

Wavell,C. H.W.S.,L.,assist.,

Way, assist.,Texas Co. Bros.

Liddell, (China), Ld.,Tientsin

& Co., Shanghai

Way, H., architect, Hall and Hall, Hongkong

Way, H. 0. B., Union Insurance Society of Canton, Ld., Hongkong

Way, J., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.C.), Ld., Hongkong

Way, J. P., Manufacturers Life Insurance Co., Hongkong

Way,

Way, J.VY. R.,H.,assistant, Hongkortg

assist., Jardine Electric Co.,

Engineering Ld., Hongkong

Corporation, Ld„ Shanghai

Way, W. K., manager, Peacock Motion Picture Co., Inc., Hongkong

Way, W. S., assistant, Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Seoul

Way, W. T. L., secretary, Taku Tug and Lighter Co., Ld., Tientsin

Wayman,

Weall, T.F.G.,S., executive

director, engineer,

ShanghaiP.W\D.,

Tug &Johore

LighterBahru,

Co., Johore

Ltd., Shanghai

Wear, D., executive engineer, Tampin, Negri Sembilan

Wearne, W. J., manager (general division),

Weaver, J., inspector, municipal health dept., Shanghai Wearne Bros., Ld,, Penang

Weaver, G., supt., Liggett and Myers Tobacco Co., Manila

Webb, B. M., dir., Arnhold & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Webb, C. R., assist, distribution engineer, Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Webb, D., engineering staff, Shanghai Waterworks Co., Ld., Shanghai

Webb,

Webb, H.,E. A.,assist.,

operator (Sibu),

Eastern Telegraph

Extension and Telephones

Telegraph Co., Ld., dept.,

SaigonSarawak

Webb,

Webb, H. O. S.,W.,senior

Butterfield & Swire,

executive CantonPublic Works dept., Municipality, Singapore

engineer,

Webb,

Webb, R. C., S.,manager Dunlop Rubber Co. Assurance

(China), Ld.,Co.,Hongkong

Webb, R.S.,

Webb, S., L.assist.,

supt.,

assist.,

Lyall Commercial

Shanghai ifc Evatt, Union

Singapore

Telephone Co., Ld., Shanghai

Ld., Shanghai

Webb, T. J., assist., International Export Co., Ld., Nanking

Webb, W. F., Alex Ross & Co., Kowloon, Hongkong

Webber, B. M., agent, Bendixen & Co., Sitiawan, Perak

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS FM

Webber, H. E., assistant, Mackinnon,

Webber, L., consul for America, Ghefoo Mackenzie & Co., Shanghai

Webber,

Weber, A.,M.secty.

L., assist. Conservator

Fishers, 6f Forests, Kuala Kangsar, Perak

Ld., Singapore

Weber, C. A., Silk merchant, Shanghai

Weber, G. E., general manager, Coinpania General de Tabacos de Philipinas, .Manila

Weber, H., assistant, H. Sobbe, Hankow

Weber, H., assistant, H. Sobbe, Hankow

Weber, H. E., manager, Nhabe installation, Cie. Franco-Asiatique, Saigon

Weber, P., Descours et Cabaud, Saigon

Weber, R. C., General Motors (Japan), Ld., Osaka

Weber, W., Deutsche Farben-Handelsgesellschaft Waibel & Co,, Shanghai

Weble, W. iS., British Cigarette Co., Ld. Shanghai

Webster,

Webster, A., assist., Oppenheimer

A., assist., Hongkong Electric & Cie.,Co.,Ld.,Hongkong

Kobe

Webster, A. P., assist., Swan, Culbertson w fritz, Shanghai

Webster, E. C., Atlantic Gulf & Pacific Co., Manila

Webster, G. J., assist., F.M.S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Webster, T. G. C., branch manager, Fraser & Neave, Ltd., Malacca.'

Webster. W., partner, Butler & Webster, Bangkok

Weckert, H., Carlowitz & Co., Canton

Wedderburn, R. W., managing director, Kelly & Walsh, Shanghai

Wedekind, A. V., Arnhold & Co.; Ld., Tientsin

Wedellsborg, G. W., assistant, East Asiatic Co., Ld., Bangkok

Wedgwood, A. T., assist., Mansfield & Go., Ld., Singapore

Weeda, A. C., assistant, Harrisons & Orosfield, Ld., Sumatra

Weekes,J.E.R.,A.,assistant

Weeks, Chinese manager,

Maritime Dodwell

Customs,&Lungchingtsun

CO., Ld., Shanghai

Weeks, P. D., Pearce & Garriuck,

W'eeraratne, G. D. P., proprietor, Hankow Statioher’s Hall, Bangkok

Weerekoon, Dr. A. C., proprietor and consultant, Central Pharmacy, Singapore

Wegelin, L., merchant, Shanghai

Wegener, W.

Wegener, H. O., assist., F.M.S.

F., assist.. Texas Co., (China),Kuala Ld., The, Shanghai

Wehrli, W., assist., Diethelm &Railways,

Co., Saigon Lumpur, Selangor

Weibel,

Weibner, A., assist., Siber Hegner & Co., Shanghai

Weidauer,H.,R.,Liebermann

supt. engineer,Waelchi & Co., Kobe

Government Power Station, Bangkok

Weidinger, L., assist., Hackmack & Co., Peiping

Weidmann, W., Consul for Switzerland, Medan, Sumatra

Weigall,

Weigall, G.H. S.,S.,partner,

director,Wheeiock & Co., Ld.,

Tozai Motors, ShanghaiTokyo

Weight,

Weight, J.W.R.,A.,Jugra

assist.,Land

Thos.& Cook

Carejq& Ld.,

Son,Pt.Ld.,Swettenham

Hongkong

Weik, J. E., sales

Weillschott, L., manager, General

Councellor, Italian Motors (Japan),

Embassy, Tokyo Ld., Osaka

Weinberg, L, manager, Tipper

Weingart, P., manager, Astor House Hotel,

Weinmann, W., director, Asbestos Sheet Factory Manila Ld., Tientsin

Weinstein, V. S., manager, China Fur Trading Co., Harbin

Weinzheimer,

Weir, Dr. E. M.,L.,Tengvice president

Hock Seng’sandHospital,

general manager,

SingaporeCalamba Sugar Estate, Manila

Weir, T. R., Eastern manager, Siamese Tin Syndicate; Ld., Bangkok

Weir, W., assist., Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering Co., Hongkong.

Weisberg,

Weischer, Dr.H., 1st. assist, secty.,

P., physician and Federal

surgeon,Secretariat,

Tsingtao F.M.S.

Weisman, C., chief engineer, Macao Electric Co., Macao

Weiss, A., Carlowitz & Co., Canton

Weiss, C.

Weiss, G., B.,manager,

manager,depotU.S.installation,

Steel ProductsCie. Co., Shanghai Saigon

Franco-Asiatique,

Weiss, J. B., Registrar, Supreme Court, Johore

Weiss, K., manager. Bata Shoe Co., Ld., Hongkong

Weitz, F., mgr., Deutsch Stickstoff* Handels, Krauch & Co., Tsingtao

F284 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Weitzel, J., Merchant, Osaka

Welander, H. B., assist., Gadelius ifc Co., Ld., Osaka

Welch,

Welch, A.H. J.,11., director, Shanghai

Kailan Mining Waterworks Co.,

Administration, Ld., Shanghai

Tientsin

Welch, P., Benjamin and Potts, Shanghai

Welch, 11. V., Commercial Union Assurance Co., Ld., Singapore

Weldon, Capt. H. A., marine supt., Straits S.S. Co., Ld., Singapore

Wellbelove, E., assistant, S. Moutrie & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Weller, J. E., Cook & son (Bankers), (Ld., Thos., Singapore

Wrelling, L., assist., Tel & Co’s. Trading Society, Singapore

Wellington,

Wells, A. C., Dr. A. R., director,

manager, Medical andTelegraph

Eastern Extension SanitaryCo.,

Services,

PenangHongkong

Wells, G.H. D.,

Wells, C., manager,

accountant,Alexander

SarawakClark Co., Ld.,

Oilfields, Shanghai

Sarawak

Wells, H. R., National Mutual Life Association, Hongkong

Wells, James, assist, to general agent, Robert Dollar Co., Manila

Wells, J. W., overseer, P.W.D., Hongkong

Wells,

Wells, M. E. H, assist.,

R. Smith, Bell & Shanghai Dock and Manila

Co., Ld., (Legaspi), Engineering Co., Ld., Shanghai

Wells, T.R. E.,

Wells, W.,assist.,

director,F.M.S.

Malcolm & Co.,Kuala

Railway, Ld., Shanghai

Lumpur, Selangor

Wells, W. R., workshop supt., Electrical Tramways dept., Penang

Wells-Henderson, W. N., accountant,'Dodwell & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Welsby, A., assistant, The General Electric Co. of China Ld-, Shanghai

Welsford,

Welsing, G. C., assist.,Meyerink

Evans & Sons,

Wemyss, E., G. A.assistant,

F., sub-agent. Chartered Wm.,

BankHongkong

of India, Australia and China, Hankow

Wemyss, L. H, assistant, Islay, Kerr & Co., Penang

Wenman, H. A., assist., F.M.S. Railways,

Wendt, H. A., manager, Athletic Supply Co., Manila Kuala Lumpur

Wendt, H-, Alhambra Cigar and Cigarette Manufacturing Cp., Manila

Wennubst, H. M. P., Behn, Meyer & Co., Sourabaya

Wente,

Wentworth,F. G.,C.assist, manager, Singkep

M., Wentworth (t Andrews, Tin Maatschappij,

Shanghai Singapore

Werckmeister, G., signs per pro., Winckler & Co., Kobe

Were, C. S., chief operator, Telegraph

Wergeni, T., East Asiatic Co., Ld., Bangkok and Telephones dept., Sarawak

Werken, H. E., attorney, Socony-Vacuum Corpn.,

Wermuth, VV., agent, N. V. Heybroek’s Groothandel, Batavia Hongkong

Werner, A., acct., Pampanga Sugar Mills, Manila

Werner, agent, Messageries

pro., R.Maritimps, &Saigon

Werner, L.,

Werner, O., signs

assist.,perWinckler &Johnson

Qo., YokohamaCo., Canton

Wernli, A., assistant, Hooglandt & Co.,

Wesselink, G. M., burgomaster, Municipality, Medan Singapore

Wessels, H. C., Electrical Engineer, Shanghai

West, H., assist, supt., Crown Lands Office, P.W.D., Hongkong

West, J. H., acting executive engineer, Ulu Selangor, Selangor

West, J.R. V.,

West, A., assistant,

acct., AsamAsiatic Petroleum

Kunabang Co., Ld., Co.,

Tin Dredging Selangor

Perak

West, T. M., pres., West & Whitakers, Manila

Westbrook, E. T., Asiatic Petroleum Co., Ld., Kiukiang

Westbrook, T. C., British Cigarette Co., Ld., Shanghai

Westcombe, R. A. E., Shanghai Telephone Co., Shanghai

Wester, J. D., assist, manager, International Engineering Co., Bangkok

Weston, Capt. W. C., marine & general surveyor, Hongkong

Westphal, H., assist., Universal Trading Corpn., Tientsin

Westphal,

Westphalen,W.,F.,assist.,

assist.,Bremen

WaibelColonial & China Trading Co., Tientsin

& Co.. Hankow

Westphalen, W., Winckler & Co., Kobe

Westwood, E., secy., Culty Dairy Co., Ldi, Shanghai

Westwood, N,, general manager. Universal Pictures Corpn. of China, Shanghai

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F285

“Wettengel, W., assist., Carlowitz & Co., Shanghai

Wetton, G. E., manager, H. Skott & Co., Hongkong

Wetzel, A., assist., booking dept., Siemssen >fe Co., Tientsin-

Wetzel,

Wevill, G.H. F.,B.,partner,

manager,Harold

BeckerBell,& Taylor,

Co., Tokyo Bird & Co., Tokyo

Wey, Y. S., manager, Gaiety Theatre, Tientsin

Weytingh, Ch. R., Netherlands Trading Society, Singapore

Whaley, A., assist, supt., Shanghai Waterworks Co., Ld., Shanghai

Whaley, J. P. B., assist., Sandilands, Buttery & Co., Penang

Whatmore,

Wheatley, A. headmaster,

H., treasurer,Batu

Treasury Depurtment, KualaSandakan

Wheeler, A.,M.,assist., Tiros. Cook &Road Son, School,

Ld., Hongkong Lumpur, Selangor

Wheeler, A. C., assist, architect, Public Works dept., Shanghai

Wheeler,

Wheeler, A.D. H.M.,L.,assist.,

controller,

ImperialGovt. Monopolies

Chemical dept., Ld.,

Industries, Singapore

Hongkong

Wheen, A. F., director, Ed. Wheen & Sons, Ld., Hongkong

Wheen, E. L. L., div. mgr.. Imperial Chemical Irtdustries, (China), Ld., Tsinan

Wheen, L. R., director, Ed. Wheen & Sons, Ld., Hongkong

Wheldon, D., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China), Ld,, Shanghai

W^hipple,

Whipps, LS., president, Hall & Co.,&Inc.,

assist., Butterfield Swire,Manila

Hongkong

Whibacre, H.C. S.,H., McCullough

Whitaker, Printing

assistant, Asiatic Co., Manila Ld.,'Sbanghai

Petroleum.Co.,

Whitaker, G. C. F., Kailan Mining Administration, Tientsin

Whitaker, S., secretary and treasurer, West & Whitaker, Manila

Whitaker,

Whitamore,T. G., C. assist., British

E., consul forCigarette Co.. Shanghai

Great Britain, Canton

Whitamore, It. A., Whitamore & Co., Tientsin .

Whitamore, F. H., Donnell

Whitchurch, C. A., assist., Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ld., Selangor

White, A. A., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld., Shanghai

White,

Wrhite, A.A. R.R., J.,supt. of surveys,

assistant, Survey

Jardine, dept., Negri

Matheson & Co.,Sembilan

Ld., Hongkong

White, A. V., broker, White & Co., and managing director, Whitsons, Ld., Shanghai

White, A. W. T., inspector, Sanitary dept.,

White, C. O., Shanghai Waterworks Co., Ld., Shanghai : Hongkong

White, C.D. P.,P.,partner,

White, White,

veterinary Page

surgeon. e Co.. ManilaDepartment, Penang

White, D. W., assist., New Zealand Insurance Go., Ld., Shanghai

White, E.E. E.,

White, H. P„acct.,bookkeeper,

National City Bank of

Hongkong New York,Hotels,

TientsinLd., Hongkong

White, F. E., assist., Hall tfc Holtz, Ld., Shanghai Nanking

White, E. S., International Export Co. (Riangsti), Ld.,

White, E.,

White, G. A.,actingassist., China Light

accountant, and Power

National City BankCo., Hongkong-

of New York, Manila

White, G. H., assist., Hongkong and Whampoa

White, Goldie, office manager, Burroughs Inc., Manila Dock Co., Ld., Hongkong

White, G. T. F., executive engineer, Public Works department, Selangor

White, H. A.,

White, H. Aug.,director,

assist.,Chinese

White &National Wireless Telegraph Co:, Peiping

Co., Shanghai

White, H. F., assist, manager, Arts ck Crafts, Ld., Shanghai

White,

White, H. O., broker, White & Co., Shanghaidept., Municipality, Singapore

H. G., assist, treasurer, Treasurer’s

White,

White, J.H.B.,M.,assist.,

attorney,

Ewo Socriny VacuumCo.,Corporation,

Cold Storage Semarang

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld., Shanghai

White, J. C. S., assist, secretary, Secretariat,

White, J. H., assist., Arnhold

White,

White, J.J. W.,

R, assist.,

managing Hongkong

director,andWestinghouse

Whampoa Dock Co., Co.

Electric Ld.,ofHongkong

Japan; Tokyo

White, N., inspector, Municipal Police, Shanghai

White, O. E., senior wireless operator, Public Works dept., Hongkong

White,

White, O.,

R. H.,consul-general for GreatBarker

assistant, Harrisons, Britain,tfe 0«aka

Co., Ld., Selangor

F286 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

White, S. C., Shahmoon A Co., S. E., Slianghai

White, W. A., director, Probst, Han bury & Co., Shanghai

White, W. B., manager, Chartered Rank of India, Australia & China, Shanghai

White, W. S., assist., Pemberton and Penn, Inc,,. Shanghai

White, Y. H., Union Insurance Society of Canton, Ld., Hongkong

Whiteacre, H. S., McCullough Printing Co., Manila

Whitfield, H, senior excutive engineer, Public works dept., Malacca

Whitfield,

Whitehaker, P. S., director,

BritishBoyd (fe Co., Ld.,Ld,, Shanghai

Whitehead, C.T.C.,J., engineering Cigarette

dept., Co., Shanghai

Scott, Harding & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Whitehead, R. J , assistant, Ilbert

Whitehead, W. H., assist., British Cigarette Co , Shanghai Ld., Shanghai

Whitehouse, R. R., supt., Prison Department, Penang,

Whitehouse, C. J. de B., Teluk Anson Rubber Estate, Teluk Anson, Perak

Whiteley,

Whiteman,W.G.,H.,manager,assistant,CityAsiatic

Press,Petroleum

Manila Co, (S.C.), Ld., Hongkong

Whiteside, F. J., assistant, Adamson, Gillillan Co., Ld., Singapore

Whiteside,

Whitewright, H. S., director, Newton Co., Ld., Singapore

Whitfield, F. C.,J. A., manager,

partner, The Standard

Hope Co., Trading Amoy Co., Tientsin

Whitfield,

Whiting, W„ superintendent, Municipal Police,Muar

L. D., inspector of ilalay Schools, District, Johore

Shanghai

Whitley, Major N. H. P„ acting

Whitlow, R., Soochow University, Soochow depy. public prosecutor, Attorney Genl. dept., Singapore

Whitman, G., assist., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.,

Whitmarsh, H. B., president, The Benguet Exploration Syndicate, ManilaOsaka

Whitmore, G. R., assist., Whitsons, Ld., Shanghai

Whitmore, N. G., chartered acct., Harold Beil, Taylor, Bird &:Co., Tokyo

Whitmore, R., Claude Neon Lights, Shanghai

Whitney,

Whitney, J.E., Manila Tradingdept., and Supply Co., Manila

Whitrow, J. S.,

A., distribution

assist., Rritisli Cigarette Shanghai Co., Gas

Ld.,Co., Ld., Shanghai

Hankow

Whitney, R. C., Texas Co.. (China),

Whitney, W. II.. Central Auto Supply Co., Manila Ld.. Shanghai

Whitta, F. V., managing director, Hongkong Used Cars, Ld., Hongkong

Whittaker, H., McGregors, Ld., Shanghai

Whittaker, L. A., Kessler & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Whittaker,

Whittaker, R.W. H., H., assist, secretary,

inspector, Sanitary Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

dept., Hongkong

Whittall, H. C., manager, Asiatic Petroleum

Whittall, L. H., vice-consul for Great Britain, Seoul Co. (P.I.), Ld., Manila

Whittemore,

Whitter, J. F„ assist, supt., Shanghai WaterworksofCo.,

N. C., Christian Literature Society Korea,

Ld.,Seoul

Shanghai

Whitteridge,

Whittey, N. A.G. G,

P„ vice

puisne consul

judge, for Great

Supreme Britain,

Court. Bangkok

Singapore

Whitting, G. A., resident naval officer, British Consulate, Shanghai

Whitting, P., assist., British Cigarette Co., Shanghai

Whittington,

Whittle, M.C. M., R„inspector,

vice-consulPolice

for Great

dept., Britain,

Malacca Bangkok

Whitton,

Whitty, R., assistant, British Cigarette Co., ShanghaiCourts, Singapore

H.. 4th. magistrate. District and Police

Whyte, J., manager, Wm. Jacks & Co., Ld., (Malaya), Perak

Whyte, J. J., assist., Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering Co., Hongkong

Whyte-Smith,P.,T.manager,

Wiant, S., crown solicitor. Supreme Court, Hongkong

Wiberg,Paul

A., Tientsin NativeFukien Construction

City Water Works, Bureau,

TientsinFoochow

Wichdorffi

Wichers, Dr.H.,assist.,

C.assist,

G. van manager, Model Java

B., president,

Wick, C. C., Macondray & Co., Inc., Bank, ManilaBatavia

Wicken, Th. V., assist., Doitsu Senryo Gomei Kaisha, Kobe

Wickerson, R. A., Tientsin

Widder, S., service manager,LandAutoInvestment

Castle, Shanghai Co., Tientsin

Widdup, P. S., managing dir., Office Appliance Co., Ld., Shanghai

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F287

Widenfelt, J., interpreter, Swedish Legation, Tokyo

Widmann, A., partner, Melchers & Co., Shanghai

Widrner, A.,

Widmer, E. A.,assistant,

KuenzleDiethelm

& Streiff,&Inc.,

Co., Saigon

Manila

Widmer, H. J., assistant, Alhambra Cigar and Cigarette Manufacturing Co., Manila

Wiechers, E., assist., Siemens China Co., Tientsin

Wiedermann, F., Merchant, Shanghai

Wiegand, Dr.

Wielding, H. St.F., J.,technical dept., Windsor

commissioner, Chinese&Maritime

Co., Bangkok

Customs, Santuao

Wiele, II., assistant, Jebsen & Co., Canton

Wiemans, L. G., manager, De Javasche Bank, Medan, Sumatra

Wienberg, H. N., Manufacturers Life Insurance Co., Shanghai

Wiener, F. F., Everseal Manufacturing Co., Shanghai

Wiener, M., attorney & counsel!or-at-la-w, Rodger & Co., Shanghai

Wierink, J. J., signs p.p., Holland China Trading Co. & consul for the Netherlands, Canton

Wiersum, K. F., director, Wiersum & Co., Yokohama

Wiersum, M. S., managing-dir., Wiersum & Co. & consul for the Netherlands, Yokohama

Wigand, P., C. lilies

Wigg, W. B., assistant, Mansfield & Co., Ld., Singapore

Wiggs, J. R., secretary and treasurer, Harbour Board, Singapore

Wight,

Wightman, G. J.,C.inspector,

A., manager, PoliceClarkdept.,& Co.,

Malacca

Manila

Wilbraham, P., engineer, Government Monopolies Department, Singapore

Wilckens, C., Weinberger & Co., Osaka

Wilcoxson,

Wild, C. H. W. D., J.,assist.,

Singapore

RisingImprovement

Sun PetroleumTrust,Co., Singapore

Ld., Moji

Wild, J., director, China Printing & Finishing Co., Ld., Shanghai

Wild, R. H., manager, South British Insurance Co., Ld., Hongkong

Wilde, A.L. R.,

Wilde, F., shipyard

passengermanager. Thornycroft

agent, Canadian Pacific(Singapore),

Steamships,Ld.,Ltd.,

Singapore

Yokohama

Wilden, M., envoye extraordinaire et ministreplenipotentiaire, French Legation, Peiping

Wildes, W. H, vice-president, Manila

Wilding, A., manager, Burt, Myrtle & Co., Semarang Gas Cprp., Manila

Wilgelminin,

Wilhelm, N. A., electrical engineer, Shanghai

FischerCo.,&Power Co., Shanghai

Wiliamson,Dr.J.,F.,secty.,

barrister-at-law,

Sanitary Steam Musso,

Laundry Wilhelm,

Manila Shanghai

Wilkens,

Wilken, E.,C.,assist.,

Weinberger

Hongkong Kobe Banking Corporation, Bangkok

Wilkie, A. K., engineer, Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd., Ipoh, Perak

Wilkie, J.C.W.A. J.,K., assistant,

Wilkie, Asiatic

assist, stores supt.,Petroleum Co., Ld., Shanghai

Posts & Telegraphs, Penang

Wilkie, R. D., assist., Malayan Tobacco Distributors,

Wilkins, A. E., assistant, Robinson Piano Co., Ld., Singapore Singapore

Wilkins,

Wilkins, D. R., General Motors (Japan), Ld., Osaka

Wilkins, F.Ford,

C., assoc,

store officer,

editor, Naval

Manila,Dockyard, Hongkong

Daily Bulletin, Manila

Wilkins, H. G., managing director, Barrow, Brown & Co., Bangkok

Wilkinson, A. B., Shanghai Telephone Co.,

Wilkinson, A. C., assist.. Lane, Crawford, Ld., Hongkong Shanghai

Wilkinson, E.,

Wilkinson, B., director,

manager, Wilkinson Process Rubber

Asiatic Petroleum Co., (North Co., China),

Ld., Selangor^

Ld., Nanking

Wilkinson, E. G., branch manager, Jardine

Wilkinson, F. J., assistant, Dairy Farm, Ice and Cold StorageEngineering Corpn.,Co.,Ld.,Ld.,Hongkong

Hongkong

Wilkinson, G..

Wilkinson, conservator

H. V.,- of Forests, Kedah

partner, Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co., Shanghai

Wilkinson, J., assistant, Islay Kerr & Co., Penang

Wilkinson, L. A., president, T. M. Wilkinson <& Co., Foochow

Wilkinson,

Wilkinson, R.P., R.,

director,

HaworthWilkinson, Clifford, Tansan Mineral Water Co., Kobe

Will,

Will, E.,

J. H.assistant,

B., solicitor,Reuter,

GibbRrockelmann

& Co., Perak(fe Co.j Tientsin

Willame,

Willametz,D„T.,secretary,

assist., Cie.Credit Fonoier d’ Extreme

Franco-Asiatique Orient, Tientsin,

des Petroles,.Saigon

f 288 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Willan, H. C., Supreme Court, Malaisca

Willan,

Willcox,H.J.,B.,assistant,

sub-acct.,Dunlop

HongkongRubber& Shanghai

Co,, Tientsin BanSi, Malacca

Willder, G. H., assist., Butterfield & Swire, Shanghai

Willemetz, T., Cie Franco-Asiatique des Petroles, Haiphong

Widens, B., Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada, Shanghai

Willgress,A.R.M.,E ,charge

analyst, Municipal Health dept.,Singapore

Singapore

Williams, A., Americanengineer,

William, EngineeringMunicipality.

Corporation, Shanghai

Williams,

Williams,A.A.A.,J.,accountant,

mill mgr.,North China Dqily News,

Bombay'Burmah: and. Herald,

Trading Corpn.,Shanghai

Ltd,, Bangkok

Williams, C. A. S., commsr., Chinese Maritime-Customs, Peiping

Williams, C. H., health officer,

Williams, C. H., TJ.S. Consulate, Shanghai Lo.wer Be rale

Williams,

Williams, C. J., assist.,^Asiatic Petroleum

Tapan Co. (North

Co.,China),

Kobe Ld., Shanghai

Williams, C.C. L.,

J., managing director,

assistant, Asiatic Petroleum Export

Co., Ld... Shanghai

Williams, C. L. L., assistant, Shanghai Waterworks Co,, Ld., Shanghai

Williams, C.C. O.,

Williams, assist, supt. of Excise., Lower Perak, Perak

Williams, C.T.,V.,Malaya General

supervisor, Co,,. Jdhore

Eastern Extension Telegraph 06., Hbngkop^ -

Williams, E., assistant, British Borneo Timber Co., Ld., Sandakan, B. N. Borneo

Williams, E., assist.,

Williams, E., assist., Spc.ony-Viacuum

TobacCo Products’Corpv;.. Shanghai

>Shimghai

Williams, E. B., legal adviser, State Council,

Williams, E. H., China General Edison Cot, Shanghai Selangbr

Williams, E. H., district.officer North, Hongkong

Williams, E. R. C., assistant engineer, District office, Perak

Williams,

Williams, E.F.F. Glj'

T., aacting

sSi.st.f commissioner,

British-American Oh'Aese

TobaccoMaritime Customs, Foochow

Williams, H.lmssist., Bhriow tO Cot,'.Selangor . Cbi (China), Ld., Nanking

Williams, F. L., assist., Secretariat for Chinese-Affairs, F.M.S.

Williams, F. S., commercial attache. U.S.A. Legation, Bangkok

Williams, F.G. S.,A., trade

Williams, assist.,commissioner registrar,

British Cigarette D.S. dept, of Commerce, Shanghai

Co.., Shanghai

Williams, H., assist.. Palmer & Turner. Shanghai

Williams,

Williams, H.H. G.,F, Dodwell

Dodwell AA Co., Co.,I Ld.,

d.. Foochow

Hongkong

Williams,

Williams, Capt.

H. N., H.assist,

H., ahsist.,

master, Hongkong

Queen’s A Whampoa

Coffeget Dock Co., Ld., Hongkong

Williams, H. S., directory Cooper A Co., J-d:, KobeHongkong

Williams,

Williams, J.L. C.,

A., assist,

Branchgeneral

manager. manager, TexasAssurance

Prudential Co., Ld., Hongkong

Co., Ld., Singaporei

Williams, L. C., assist., Pootung.Wharf, Mackenzie-A Go., Ld., Shanghai

Williams, L. L., manager, Singapore Investment Trust, Singapore -A

Williams,

Williams, L. T., director, Henggeler ACo.,

Martin, Ld., Selangor

Williams, L.M. Trevor,

J., assist,partner, Gibb AShanghai

storekeeper, PerakGas Co., Ld., Shanghai

Williams, M.

Williams, ()., Soochowlianovia

I’., manager, University,

QuartzSoochow

Lamp Co.-, Hongkong

Williams, P. J., Town Planning superintendent. Perak

Williams,

Williams, P. S., district officer, Kuala Kangsar, Perak Council, Tientsin

Williams, R.R. A.,M.„ electrical

consul forengineer, British Municipal

Peru, Singapore

Williams,

Williams, R.R. S., assist..

T. M., Standard-Vacuum

assist.. Imperial Chemical Oil Co, Moji (China), Ld., Canton

Industries

Williams, S. E., assist., Jb itish Cigarette Co., Shanghai

Williams,

Williams, S.S. J.,

E., assist., Municipal Council,

elerk. Commercial Finance dept.,

Office, American Shanghai

Consulate, Shanghai

Williams, S. E.. U. S. Consulate. Shanghai

Williams, T. B.. attorney, Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Hongkong

Williams,

Williams, W.W., E.,Scotia Lubricating

assist., Oil Co., Kuala

F.M.S. Railways, Shanghai Lumpur, Selangor

Williams, W. E., Thos. Cook A Son, Hongkong

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F289

Williams, W. G. (travel dept.), American Express Co,., Inc., Hongkong

Williams, W. H., British Legation, Peiping

Williams, W. H., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co., Ld., Shanghai

Williams, W. J., director, Electrical Dept., Kuala Lumpur, SelaAgot

William, W. N., pro consul for Great Britain, Nanking'

Williams, W. R., actg. assist, gen. mgr., Texas Co. (P.[.) Ipc., Manila

Williams, W., Texas Co., (P.I.), Inc., Manila

Williamson, A., assist,, Robert Dollar Co., Hongkong

Williamson,

Williamson, A.A. A., M., manager, Procter Electricity

charge engineer, and Gambledept.,Trading Co., Cebu Singapore _

Municipality,

Williamson, A. K., acting marine supt., Jardine, Matheson Co., Ld. Shanghai

Williamson, J. C., manager, R. Young & Co., Ld., Singapore

Williamson, J. W., Palmer and Turner, Shanghai

Williamson, K. B., professor

Williamson, Richard, partner,ofDrewbiology, MedicalSingapore

& Napier, College, Singapore

Williamson, S. T., principal, Douglas, Lapraik & Co., Hongkong

Willie,

Willing,B.A.,S.,sales

deputy

repr.,assist, district

General officer,Export

Motors Labuk,Co.,British

ManilaNoj’th Borneo

Willington, C. M., mine surveyor, Raub Australian

Willis, A. J., assistant, Caldbeck, MacGregor & Co., Ld., Shanghai Gold Mining Co., Ld., Pahang

Willis, F. J. E., manager, Asiatic Petroleum Co,, (North China) Ld., Wuhu

Willis, I.L. D.,

Willis, R., assist.,

assist:, Borneo-Co,,

Asiatic PetroleumLd,, Bangkok

Co. (F,M.S.), Ld,, Selangor

Willis, W. A., engineer, Shanghai Watervyorks Co., Ld., Shanghai

Willmott, W. H., assistant, Peterson,

Wills, D., corbrier, Coroner’s Departrbent, PenangSimons & Co., Ld., Singapore

Wills, G. YI,, aspist., British Cigarette Co.,'Ld.: Shanghai . ,

Wills,

Willson,W.W.R.,P.,assistant,

managerAsiatic Petroleum

for China, Arkell Co. (Philippine

& Douglas, Inc.,Islands),

ShanghaiLd., Manila

Willy, Haonssgen, assistant, Carl Zeiss K.K., Tokyo

Wilmer, A.,H. assist,,

Wilson, B., assist., Jardine

F.M.S. Engineering

Railways, Corporation,

Kuala Lumpur, Ld., Shanghai

Selangor

Wilson, A., Dick, Bruhn & Co., Kobe

Wilson, A. C., assist, engineer, P. W. 1).. Perak

Wilson, A. O., assist, auditor, Audit Office, Selangor

Wilson,

Wilson, A.Capt. A. O.,

R. D., secretary,

assistant, HnionBritish Consulate,

Insurance SocietyHarbin

of Canton, Ld., Shanghai_ ,

Wilson, A. T., assistant, Mansfield

Wilson, B. G., assistant, Holt’s Wharf, Pooturig, Shanghai

Wilson, B. P., govt, surveyor. Survey dept., Jesselton, British North Borneo

WilsOn,- O. C. W, sub-acct;, Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China, Shanghai

Wilson, Dr. Cl J., principal medical officer, Federated Malay States

Wilson, C. R., assistant, Hongkong Electric Co., Hongkong

Wilson, D.,

Wilson, United States

D., assistant,; A. S.Shoe

Watson Co.,&Manila

Co., Hongkong

Wilson, D., supt., slaughter houses, Municipal Health dept., Singapore

Wilson, D. A., treasurer, China Inland Motors, Hankow

Wilson, D. C., manager, China Mail and Newspaper Enterprise, Ld., Hongkong

Wilson, D. G., assist., Lowe, Bingham & Matthews, Hongkong

Wilson,

Wilson, D.D. K.,

H., Hike

CrosseShoe& Blackwell Ld., Singapore

Factory, Manila

1 Wilson, E., assist., Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering Co., Hongkong

i Wilson, E. B., assist., Metropolitan-Vickers Electrical Export Co., Ld., Tokyo

Wilson, E. H., headmaster, Govt. English School, Seremban, Negri Sembilan

L Wilson, E. P. B., chemist, Shanghai Power Co.. Shanghai

j|jh Wilson,

Wilson, F.F.E.,K,,supervisor, Eastern Magistrates’

1st magistrate, Extension Telegraph

Court, Co.,

KualaLd.,Lumpur,

Penang Selangor.

I 'Wilson, F. N., assist., British-American Tobacco Co., Hongkong

( Wilson, G. C., agent, Straits Trading Co., Ld., Kuala Kubu, Selangor

fli Wilson, G. G., deputy accountant, Singapore Traction Co., Ld., Singapore

i Wilson, G. Gordon, supt., Government Monopolies, Singapore

n'] Wilson, G. G. C., assist., Straits Trading Co., Ld., Penang

i Wilson, G. H., director, Robertson, Wilson & Co., Ld., Hongkong

FIO

F290 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Wilson, G. L., architect, Palmer & Turner, Shanghai

Wilson, G. P., building material dept., Sime, Darby & Co., Ld., Singapore

Wilson, H., consulting mining engineer, Singapore

Wilson, H. E., assist., Commercial Union Assurance Co., Ld., Singapore

Wilson, H. G., assist.. International Export Co., Hankow

Wilson, H. L., director, China Record Co., Ld., Shanghai

Wilson, H. W., engineer, Earnshaw Docks, Manila

Wilson, I. R., secretary, The American Chamber of Commerce, Manila

Wilson, J., partner, Fraser & Co., Singapore

Wilson, J. B. M., Presgrave & Matthews, Penang

Wilson, J. G., assistant, Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Wilson, J. G. P., manager, Dodwell Co., Ld., Foochow

Wilson, J. H., pro mgr., National City Bank of New York, Nobe

Wilson, J. H., assist., Shanghai Telephone Co., Shanghai

Wilson, J. J., engineer, Wilson’s Engineering Works, Zamboanga

Wilson, J. O., branch manager, Guthrie & Co., Ld., Malacca

Wilson, K. G., assist, Bangkok Dock Co., Ld., Bangkok

Wilson, M. C., etiginfeer,1 Wilson’s Engineering Works, Zamboanga

Wilson, N. R., signs per pro., Guthrie & Co,, Ld., Singapore

Wilson, N. W., representative, Cameron & Co., Ltd., Tokyo

Wilson, P., machinery inspector, Vehicles dept., Municipality, Singapore

Wilson, P., assistant, Wallem & Co Shanghai

Wilson, P. D., executive engineer, (Drainage), Public Works department, Hongkong

Wilson, R., timber dept., British Borneo Timber Co,, Ld., British North Borneo

Wilson, R., surveyor, Survey Office, Negri Sembilan

Wilson, R. A., director, treas. and secretary, General Motors (Japan), Ld., Osaka

Wilson. R. D., assist., Storch Brothers, Selangor

Wilson, R. E., district officer, Kuantau, Pahang

Wilson, R. G., assist., United Engineers, Ld., Singapore

Wilson, R. S., assistant, Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China, Shanghai

Wilson, S. J., local manager, Nestle & Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Co., Singapore

Wilson, S. J., president, Asiatic Commercial Corpn., Manila

Wilson, S. R., assistant, Tobacco Products Corporation Shanghai

Wilson, S. S., assistant electrical engineer, Municipality, Singapore

Wilson, T., Health Officer, Negri Sembilan

Wilson, T. B., Dollar Steamship Line, Hongkong

Wilson, T. E., inspector, Municipal Revenue dept., Shanghai

Wilson, T. W. R., assist, land surveyor, Public Works dept., Municipality, Shanghai

Wilson, V. B., managing director, Dunlop Rubber Co. (Far East), Ld., Kobe

Wilson, W. A., editor, Malaya Tribune, Singapore

Wilson, W. D. F., agent, Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Nanking

Wilson, W. E., cotton mills dept., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Wilson, W. H., assist., Alexandra Brick-Works, Singapore

Wilson, W. J„ supt. engineer, Robert Dollar Co., Shanghai

Wilton,

Wimbury,W.R.,K.,assist.,

assistant supt., Survey

Singapore dept., F.Co.,M. Ld.,

Cold Storage S. & Singapore

S. S.

Wimshurst, P. G., assist., Harrisons & Crosfield,

Winckel, L. J., secretary, Municipality, Medan, Sumatra Ld., Sumatra

Windeatt,

Windle, C. T.G.,R.signs

A., partner,

per pro.,Osborne

Paterson,& Ohappel,

Simons & Perak

Co., Ld., Singapore

Windle, V.J.B.,A.,assist.,

Windsor, Windsor Dollar

& Co.,Steamship

HongkongLines, Ld., Singapore

Wingate, C., assist., H. Skott & Co., Hongkong

Winkel,

Winkler,C.W.,G.assist.,

J. v. d.,Escher,

assist, Wyss

manager,

& Co.,Singkep

TokyoTin Maatschappy, Singapore

Winn, S., agent, Asa Lees

Winning, S.W.B.,H.,assistant, i f e Co.,

partner,Socony-Vacuum Shanghai

Cornabe, EckfordCorporation,

& Winning,Cebu Dairen

Winram,

Winship, D. S., president, Eastern Isles Import Co., Manila

Winson, V. H., senior engineer, Post and Telegraph dept., Penang

 Foreign residents F291

Winstanley,

Winstedt, H. W., manager,

Hon.S.,Mr.medical Harrisons,

R. O.,officer,

GeneralGeneral King & Irwin,

adviser,Hospital, Ld.,

Johore Singapore Hankow

Winstedt, Dr.

Winston, K., treasurer, Anderson & Ferroggiaro, Shanghai

Winston,

Winter, E.,S.,acting

manager, Marcus,Dodwell

manager, Harris&&Co.,Lewis,

Ld.,Kobe

Tientsin

Winter, F. B., sub-manager, Hongkong & Shanghai Bank, Shanghai

Winter, J. B., engr., Green Island Cement Co., Hok Un, Hongkong

Winther, A. engineer, A. Corrit, Shanghai

Winton, S. N. de, assistant, British Cigarette Co., Mukden

Wintrebert, administrateur-resident, Thai-Binh, Tonkin

Wintergerst,

Wippermann,H,H.,branch assist., manager, PatheHongkong

Goeke & Co., Orient, Ld., Tientsin

Witsche, R, E., British Cigarette Co., Shanghai

Wise, N.

Wise, E. S.,S., assist.,

managerRobert Dollar National

for Malaya, Co., Shanghai

Employers Mutual Insce. Co., Singapore

Wiseman, A., Philippines Cold Stores, Manila

Wiseman, G. E., assist., Boustead & Co., Ld., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Wishard, J., chief sanitary inspector, Health & Medical dept., Negri Sembilan

Wishart, I. J., supt., Eastern Extension, Aust. and China Telegraph Co., Manila

Wishart,J.,J. British

Wisher, B., Eastern Extension

Legation, Telegraph Co., Ld., Shanghai

Peiping

Wissler, Dr. H., assist., Escher Wyss Engineering Works, Ld., Tokyo

Wit, C. de, manager, Trading Co., “ Holland,” Singapore

Witcamp, A., acct., Java China Japan Lijn, Hongkong

Witchell, G. B., harbour engineer, W. S. Bailey & Co., Ld., Hongkong

Witchell,

Withers, A.R. S.,G.,manufacturers’

Librarian-in-charge, Colonial Secretariat,

representative, Shanghai Hongkong

Withers, J., storekeeper, Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Witkamp, J., Java-China-Japan Lijn, Hongkong

Witschi, R. E., British Cigarette Co., Shanghai

Witt,

Witt, A.,

Clydeassistant,

A. De, Melchers

lawyer, De& Co.,

Witt,Shanghai

Perkins & Brady, Manila

Witt, L. A., partner, Glathe & Witt, Shanghai

Witt, W. de, assist., Dodwell & Co., Ld., Kobe

Wittenbecher. W., assist., Klingelnberg & Wieda, Shanghai

Witting, Dr.

Wlassow, N., P.,engineer

Deutschassistant,

AsiatischeAmoyBank, ShanghaiCo., Amoy

Waterworks

Wobser, H, chancellor, German Legation, Peiping

Wodehouse,H.,R. Mee

Woelcken, L. D.,Yehbranch manager,

Handels Union Insurance Society of Canton, Tientsin

Co., Shanghai

Woessner, G., acting mgr.,Ed. A. Keller & Co., Manila

Wohlers, H., Bergmann & Co., Kobe

Wohlers, L., assist.,

secty.,Bayer, Meister-Lucius Yokuhin Gomei Kaisha, Kobe

Woitsch,H.V.,H.,brewing

Woidt, A.E.G.

adviser,China ElectricBrewers

Hongkong Co., Shanghai

& Distillers, Ld., Hongkong

Wolcott, R. D., co-district inspector, District Inspectorate of Salt Revenue, Canton

Wolf, A. J., assist., F.M.S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Wolf, E.E., H.assist.,

Wolf, Keller, Kern

K., manager, & Co.,Borner

Garrels, Ld., Hongkong

& Co., Changsha

Wolf, E. M. K., assistant, Rieser & Co., Inc., Chefoo

Wolf, G. M. D. D., Asiatic Petroleum Co., (S. C.), Ld., Hongkong

Wolf, R., assistant, Helm Brothers, Ld., Yokohama

Wolfe,

Wolfe, A.,

C. C.,manager,

accountant,Java Carl

Sea &Crow,

Fire Insurance Co., Singapore

Inc., Shanghai

Wolfe,

Wolfe, S.F., W.,

assist., The Texas

manager, G. T. Co., Shanghai

Fulford Co., Ld., Shanghai

Wolff, E., assist., Deutsch-Asiatische Bank, Tientsin

Wolfe, J.J.,P.,assist.,

Wolff, NestleDairy Farm, Ice &Condensed

MilkCo.,

Co.,Ld., Hongkong

Manila

Wolff, T. J., Sanitary Steam Laundry Co., Manila

Wolflisberg, H„ assist., Nestle & Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Co., Manila

Wolfson,

Wolfson, J,J. A.,N., lawyer,

lawyer, Manila

Manila

E292 FORK I OX RESIDENT'S

YVollny, A., secretary, German Consulate, Vladivostock

Wolnizer, W., Health dept., Municipality, Shanghai

Wolseth, J. K., cashier, American Express Co., Inc., Peiping

Wolsiffer, C. F., director, British-American Tobacco Co., Ld., Shanghai

Wolston, J. B., asst, genl mgr., Texas Go. (China) Ld., The, Shanghai

Wol ter, J., manager, Carl Welter & Co., Mud ken

Wolynsky, A. M. J., vice-president, American Asiatic Underwriters, Shanghai

Womack,

Womack, R.O. R., C., surveyor, PublicJardine

representative, Works Engineering

dept., Hongkong Corporation, Shanghai

Wonn, Z. Z., manager, International

Wood, A. J., assistant, Nielsen & Malcolm, Hankow Insurance Office, Shanghai

Wood,

Wood, C.C.C. S.,IL,

F., assist,

Svvatow engr., ChinaService,

Light &Swatow

Power Co:, Hongkong

Wood, sec., ChinaPilotage

National Aviation Corp., Shanghai

Wodd,

Wood, E.I). A.E.,P.,hospital

engineer,'Supervisor,'

Shanghai Prison

Waterworksdepartment,

Co., Ld.,Hongkong

Shanghai

Wood, F. H„ Oriental Consolidated Mining Co., Tabowie, Chosen

Wood, F. W., surveyor, Public Works dept., Hongkong

Wood, G. F., assist., Nestle ck Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Co., Manila

Wood, G.H. G.,

Wood, C., partner,

sub-mgr„Leigh A Orange,

Tabaqueria Hongkong

Filipina, Hongkong

Wood,

Wood, L. B., Deacon A Co., Ld., Canton Penang

J. II., assist., McAlister A Co., Ld.,

Wood, L. D., manager, Straits Trading Co., Ld., Penang

Wood, L. F., assistant, Maitland A Co., Ld., Shanghai

Wood, M. W'., agent, Hongkong A Shanghai Banking Corpn., Mukden

Wood, R.N. B.,G.,assist.,

Wood, assist.,Colonial

Socony Secretariat,

Vacuum Corn., Shanghai

Hongkong

Wood, R. M., engineer, Public Works dept., Hongkong

Wood, R. R., senior inspector, Sanitary dept., Hongkong

Wood, T. H., Distribution Dept., Shanghai Gas Co., Ld., Shanghai

Wrood, T. W., assist, general supt., Peiping-Mukden Railway. Tientsin

Wood, T. Y., accountant, Shanghai Ice A Cold Storage Co.,, Shanghai

Wood, W. C., assist., International Export Co., Hankow

Wood, W. II.,W.district

Woodcock, officer,

G., assist., NegriChemical

Imperial Sembilan Industries (China), Ld., Hankow

Woodfield, Wm. C., river police supt., Foreign Harbour Office, Shanghai

Woodfine, R.E. W.,

Woodford, port captain,

S., wharf Robert Mathesoh

supt:, Jardine, Dollar Co.,AManilaCo., Ld., Shanghai

Woodford, H. P., assist., Portuguese Mission, St. Anthony's Boys’ School, Singapore

Woodhead, H. G. W-., editor, China Year Boole, Shanghai

Wood head, R.C.G.,J., senior

Wood house, assist.,clerk, Shanghai

Dod well A Co., Power Co., Shanghai

1.(1., Hongkong

Woodhouse, H. F., assist., Cliin;.': General Edison Co., Shanghai

Woodhouse,

Woudhoiise,G.K.P.S.,L., L., Crittall

New Scudai, Ixl., JohoreCo.’,Bahru,

.Mamifaetiiring Johore

Woodhull, assist, surgeon, Medical dept., Shanghai

Johoro Bahru, johoi?e

Woodin, L. W., manager, Burroughs Iq(}.','Maiiila

Wooding, W., manager, Asiatic Petroleum Co!, Swatpw

Woodman, R. H„ engineer, P.W.D., Hongkorig

Woodroffe,C.J. L,D. British

Woodruff, A., assist., Bo'nieoofCo.,

Chamber Ld., Bangkok

Commerce, Harbin

Woodruff, C. T., acct, Chi Tung

Woods, L. R., United Exporters Ld., SingaporeTobacco Co!) Harbin

Woods, Jolm L., barrister-at-law, Cowdy A; Jones, Perak .

Woods,

Woods, L.R. T.,I!., assist.,

assist., Asiatic

United Petroleum

Exporters, Co.,Ld., Canton

Sihgapbre

Woodward, C. O. P', Sirne, Darby A Co., Ld., Singapore

Woodward,

Woodward, W., assist., Dunlop

W., engineer, PublicRubber

Works Co.,dept.,l.d..Hongkong

Kobe

Woodyatt, S. J. A., assistant, Public Works dept.,Co.,

Woodyard, G. D., manager, American Trading A Tientsin

Shanghai

Wooley, K. R., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China), Ld., Shanghai

 FOREIGN; RESIDENTS F293

Woolger, R. A., assist., Alaurice Jenks, Percival & Isitt, Kobe

Woolhouse, C., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China), Ld., Chungking

Woollen, J. J., managing director, Woollen, Yosy & Co., Ld., Tientsin

Woollertan, E. N. C., assist, representative, Asiatic Petroleum Co., Ld., Singapore

Woollett, G. F. C., assist, commissioner of Excise, Jesse!ton, B.N. Borneo

Woolley, G. C., High Court judge, and acting resident, Sandakan, British North Borneo

Woolley, H. J., inspector, Sanitary dept., Hongkong

Woolley, H. W., conservator of Forests, Negri Sembilan

Woolley, K. R., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (N.C.), Ld., Shanghai

Woolley, W. J., assistant, Lowe, Bingham & Matthews, Hongkong

Woolston, C., assist., Pritchard & Co., Ld., Penang

Worasetr, K. Ayuthia, agent, Siam Steam Packet Co., Bangkok

Worby, Geo, assist., British-American Tobacco Co. (China), Ld., Shanghai

Worcester, F. L., vice-pres. and assist, mgr., Philippine D. Coconut Cdrpn., Zamboanga

Worcester, G. R. G., assist, river inspector, Chinese Maritime Customs, Kinkiaeg

Workman, H. R., assist., Price’s (China), Ld., Shanghai

Worrall, G. C., Asiatic Petroleum Co., (South China) Ld., Hongkong

Worsoe,

Wortman,F. E.E. C.,A.,chief

GreatRadio

Northern Telegraph

Electrician, Co., Ld.,Legation,

American Hongkong Peiping

Worton, Capt. W. A., Language officer, American Legation, Peiping

Wotherspoon, J., assist., China Printing and Finishing Co., Ld., Shanghai

Wotherspoon, J. W., act. mgr., Estate and Trust Agencies (1927), Ld., Singapore

| Wotherspoon, N. S., Assist., Wise & Co., Inc., Iloilo

( Wotherspoon, W.,"assist., Taikoo Dockyard arid Engineering Co., Hongkong

) Woumald, John, Lloyd’s Register Of Shipping, Singapore

j Wricke, Gustav, manager and signs per pro., Metropolitan Trading Co., Shanghai

j Wright, A., E.,Jardine

Wright, A. PublicEngineering

Works dept.,Corporation,

Hongkong Ld., Shanghai

|j Wright,

Wright, A.A. J.,

H., Shanghai

assist., British-Anieiican Tobacco Co. (Straits), LR Singapore,

Telephone Co., Shanghai

5i Wright, B. J., assist., Ocean Accident and Guarantee Hongkong

Wright, C. A., assist., Imperial Chemical Industries, Corporation, Ld., Singapore

I Wright, C. M., pro. mgr., National City Bank of New York, Kobe

| Wright, C. N., manager, Mercantile Bank of India, Ld., Bangkok

)I Wright,

Wright, E.E. G.B., Smith,

pro. manager,

signs perNational

pro., E. City Bank of& New

D. Sassoon' York, Mukden

Co., Shanghai

|| Wright, Francis, solicitor, Cross Wright, Negri Sembilan

w Wright, F. H., works supt., Singapore

Wright, F. J., Forest-ranger, Sarawak Rubber Works, Singapore

Wright, G. H., solicitor, Hansons, Shanghai

!j;Jj;: AYright,

Wright,

Wright, G.H.,J.,assist.,

H. A.,

wharfMackenzie

eng., Harbour Board,

Smallwood & Co.,& Co.,

Penang

Ld., Tientsin

Peiping

|! Wright, II. E., branch manager, Yorkshire Insurance Co., Ld., Shanghai

jr’"i Wright,

Wright, H. G., assist.,

II. M., secretaryPalmer

and treasurer,

Y Turner,Shanghai

ShanghaiBower Co., Shanghai

C;; Wright, I., iesdt. engr., Mackay Radio & Telegraph Co., Manila

Wright, I. M.,M.,assistant,

4rP Wright, Butterfield

engineer,&Kuala

Swire, Hankow

Wright, W.

J-, assist., assist, supt.

F.M.S. Railways, Butterfield

Lumpur& Swire, Hankow

B,'Wright,

t Wright, J. B., Ewo Cold Storage Co., Shanghai Co., Ld., Kuala Lumpur^Selangor

J., sanitary dept., Federated Engineering

7./' i Wright,

Wright, J.L.,C.,assistant,

signs perEagle

pro.,and

Guthrie

Globe&Steel

Co., Ld.,

Co., Singapore

Ld., Shanghai

Wright, R. A., Shanghai Telephone Co , Shanghai

% Wright, R., assist., Taikoo Dockyard & Engineering Co., Hongkong

ml Wright, W.,

T JWright, W., asst,

sales sales manager,

manager, National

Andersen, Carbon

Meyer & Co.,Co.,Ld.,'Shanghai

Shanghai

ty Wright, W., assist, sub-mgr., Dodwell & Co.,

W|Wright, W. C. P., assist., F.M.S. Railways, Kuala Lumpm*, Ld., HongkongSelangor

■Wright, W. J.,J., The

,y. Wuefsberg, manager, Whiteaway, Export

Swedish-Chinese Laidlawand& Co., Ld., Co.,

Import) Selangor

Ld., Shanghai

Vj Wuest, A., assist., Waibel

 F294 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Wulfsohn, L., manager, Wulfsohn, Inc., Tientsin

Wuilleumier, G. A., assist., Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, Shanghai

Wunderlich, J. C., yice-pres., El Oriente Fabrica de Tabacos Inc., Manila

Wurster, E., assist., Siber Hegner & Co., Shanghai

Wurtzburg, C. E., director, Mansfield & Co., Ld., Singapore

Wussow, Fritz, secretary, German Embassy, Tokyo

Wutz, J., signs per pro, Carlowitz & Co,, Tientsin

Wyatt, H., managing director, James Magill & Co., Shanghai

Wyatt, H. F. C., assist, acct., Mercantile Bank of India, Ld., Singapore

Wyatt, J. R. G., boarding officer, Harbour dept., Hongkong

Wyatt,

Wyatt- S.Smith,

J., Whang

S., consulPoo for

TugGreat

& Lighter

Britain,Co.,Changsha

Ld., Shanghai

Wyatt, W. H., deputy supt., Government

Wychgel, W., Behn, Meyer & Co., Sourabaya Printing Office, Singapore

Wyckoff, F. T., manager, American Foreign Insurance Association, Singapore

Wyja, G., assist., Anglo-Siam Corporation, Bangkok

Wy lick, G.van, chief architect & acting manager, Cred. Fonc. d’Extreme-Orient, H’kong.

Wylie, B., general manager, South China Morning Post, Hongkong

Wylie, L. M., Hongkong & Shanghai Bank, Malacca

Wyllie, A. D., assist., Dairy Farm, Iqe and Cold Storage Co., Hongkong

Wyllie, H. M., director, Aldens’ Successor (Eastern), Ld., Singapore

Wyllie,

Wylly, H.,J., manager, LuzonAsiatic

representative, Sugar Co:, ManilaCo., Ld., Singapore

Petroleum

Wymer, W. A., manager, Goodyear Tire & Rubber Export Co., Shanghai

Wynne, M. Le, chief police officer, Police Department, Perak

Wynne, M, U.,E.acting

Wynne-Jones, I., 2ndcommissioner, Johore Magistracy, Hongkong

magistrate, Central

Wyon, Smith, Supt. of Stores, Royal

Wysocki, W. E. F., assist., Chinese Maritime State Railways,

Customs,Siam

Mengtsz

Wyss, B. A., Kuenzle & Streiff, Inc., Manila

Wyss, 0., assist., Warner, Barnes &, Co., Ltd., Iloilo

Xavier, F. A., vice-consul for Brazil, Hongkong

Xavier, L. G., manager, Bishop & Lacey, Hongkong

Xavier, N. F.. district manager, Texas Co. (China), Ld., Shanghai

Yakooninikoff, N. N„ secretary, American Asiatic, Underwriters, Shanghai

Yamzon, Joaquin, Clarke & Larkin, Manila

Yannoulatos, E. P., director, Yannoulatos Bros., Chefoo

Yannoulatos,

Yanowitch, O.,N.assist.,

P., signsNorthper China

pro, Yannoulatos Bros., Chefoo

Produce Corporation, Tientsin

Yarrow,A.,R.manager,

Yates, V., .assist.,safeDuncan

cabinet& dept.,

Co., Shanghai

Andrews & George Co., Inc., Tokyo

Yates, G.,

Yates, Furness

G., Glen Line(FarEastern

East),Agencies

Ld., Hongkong

Ld., Shanghai

Yates, H. P., supt., F.M.S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Yates,

Yates, T. M., sharebroker, Shanghai

Yearn,W.K.C.,J.,assist., EasternforUnderwriters,

vice-consul Ld., Shanghai

America, Nanking

Yeates, C. B., assist., United Engineers, Ld., Singapore

Yeates, S.,B. British

Yeaton, Municipal

J., treasurer, Council,

General MotorsTientsin

(Japan), Ld., Osaka

Yeatts, Lieut. G. A., instructor, Sarawak Rangers, Sarawak

Yell, S. A., Firestone Tire and Rubber Co. (S. S.), Ld., Singapore

York, A. D., postmaster, Post Office, Labuan, B.N.B.

Young, C., gen. mgr., Macondray & Co., Inc., Manila

Y~oung, W., consul for U.S.A., Tientsin

Yoerg, N., sub-accountant, National City Bank of New York, Harbin

Yorke,

Yorke, R.R. W.,

H., inspector,

supt., PolicePolice

dept.,Department,

Municipality, Penang

Shanghai

Yormark, A. E., Heacock & Cheek Co., Shanghai

Young, A. C., Asiatic Petroleum Co.,

Young, A. Morgan, editor, Japan Chronicle, Kobe Hongkong

Young, A. S. M., sub.-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Austr. & China, Saigon

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F295

Young, C., general manager, Macondray & Co., Manila

Young, C. C., assist., Imperial Chemical Industries, Shanghai

Young, C. K., president, American Engineering Corporation (China), Shanghai

Young,

Young, C.C. S.,

R. M., Butterfield

director & mgr.,&Chinese

Swire, Shanghai

National Engineering & Mfg., Co., Shanghai

Young, D., assist., Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering Co., Hongkong

Young, D. G., managing director, Japan Chronicle, Kobe

Young,

Young, E.I). C.,

M., Loup

managing director,

& Young, Far EastandAdvertising

architects engineers, Agency;

Tientsin Consul for Greece, Kobe

Young, F., assistant, David Sassoon & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Young, F., assist., S. Moutrie & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Y'oung, F. C., director, Dunlop Rubber Co. (China), Ld., Shanghai

Young, F. C., assist., Hill & Co., Kobe

Young, F. H., assist., Philips China Co., Shanghai

Young, F. M., electrical engineer, Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Young, H. J., Robert Dollar Co., Shanghai

Young, J., assistant, Amos Bird Co., Shanghai

Young, J., assistant, China Light and Power Co., Hongkong

Young, J., sub.-acct., Kailan Mining Administration, Chingwantao

Young,

Young, John

J. \V.,G.,assist.,

University

Palmerof& Nanking, Nanking

Turner, Shanghai

Young, K. L., American Engineering Corporation, Shanghai

Young, L., accountant, North China Daily News & Herald, Shanghai

Young, M. C., assist., Far East Superintendence Co., Ld., Kobe

Young, N. Y., assistant, China Finance Corporation, Shanghai

Young, P. C., c.b.e., general manager, Kailan Mining Administration, Tientsin

Young, P. K. B., chemical engineer, Forbes Co., Ld., Tientsin

Young, R., accountant, Asiatic Petroleum Co. (South China), Ld., Hongkong

Young,

Young, R.R. A., assist., Canadian

C., building surveyor,Pacific

PublicRailway Co., Shanghai

Works dept., Municipality, Shanghai

Young, R. E., Luneta Motor Co., Manila

Young, R. M., headmaster, Govt. English School, Alor Star, Kedah

Young, E. V., assist., British Cigarette Co., Shanghai

Young, T., assist, engineer, China Light and Power Co., Hongkong

Young, T., assist., Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering Co., Hongkong

Young, X. C., assistant, North China Daily News, Shanghai

Young, Dr. W., medical officer, District Hospital, Larut, Perak

Young, W. A., sub-accountant, Chartered Bank of India, Aust. and China, Penang

Young, W. A., assist., Harvie, Cooke & Co., Shanghai

Young, W.

Young, W. A.,

A., professor

Mukden Medical College, King

of bacteriology, MukdenEdward YII Medical College, Singapore

Young, W. H., sub-accountant, National City Bank of New YTork, Dairen

Y'oung, W. J., assistant, Asiatic Petroleum Co., Ld., Shanghai

Young, W. J., local manager, British-Malayan Petroleum Co., Ld., Kuala Belait, Brunei

Young, W. K. M., assist., Wise & Co., Inc., Iloilo

Young, Y. S., assist., American-Oriental Leaf Tobacco Co., Shanghai

Younger, J. R., assist., Gibb. Livingston & Co., Shanghai

Younghusband,

Youngson, P., Sworn Measurer, Hongkong

Youtman, A.A.,W.,assist.,

assist.,Imperial

Harper,Chemical

GilfillanIndustries

& Co., Ld.,(China),

SelangorLd., Shanghai

Yule, K. G., assist., Ritchie & Bisset, Singapore

Yule, Tom, chartered accountant, White, Page & Co., Manila

Yiissim,

Yvernat,M.,R., assist.,

assist., Thomas

MessageriesCookMaritimes,

& Son, KobeShanghai

Yvonnou, J., chancelier, French Consulate, Tientsin

Zachariae,

Zacharias, H. A. K.,

E. G.,Zais, chief

assist, mechanical

manager,& Chase engr.,

BankRoyal

The,State Railways of Siam, Bangkok

Shanghai

Zais, H.,

Zalstzar, pres., Steinman Co., Shanghai

Zapf, L., J.,John

gen.Landahl

pres., International

Inc., Manila Marine Union of Philippines

Zaragoza, I., Araneta De Joya, Zaragoza

Zaragoza, S., vice pres., Philippine Land &Improvement

Araneta, Manila

Co., Manila

Zeemam, P. R., Ned. Handel Mij. Factorij te Batavia, Batavia

Zehender, K., C. lilies & Co., Tokyo

F296 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Zehender, P., assist., John Landahl Inc., Cebu

Zehnder, W. F., commissioner, Municipality, Malacca

Zehnder, H. R. S., barrister-at-law, Zehnder Bros., Singapore

Zeilinga,

Zeitlen, W.,R.,repres.,

Nederlandsch

Muller Indische Handelsbank,

Macleaja &.po., Manila Kobe

Zeller, M.. merchant,

Zentgraaff, H. C., editor,Shanghai

Noer&niascA Sourabaya

Zentiier, D.,N.assist-,

Zephyroff, American

S., manageiy Oriental

Chinese Finance

Eastern Corpn.,

Railway ShanghaiAgency; Shanghai

Commercial

Ziegfeld, F. F. C., signs p.p., Erdman ife’Sielcken, Semarang

Ziegler, J., surveyor, Singkep Tin Maatschappy, Singapore

Ziegler, Th., technical dept., Windsor & Co., Bangkok

Ziegler,I.,L.,accountant,

Zieler, Arnhold & EastCo., Ld., Tientsin

Asiatic Co., Ld., Bangkok

Ziesel, Wilhelm, manager, Siemens China Co.,Shanghai

Hankow

Zimmermann, M. A., signs per pro., S.& Zimmermann,

Zimmerman, V. R., Harrisons, King Irwin, Tsingtao

Zimmermann, S., Import & Export Merchant, Tsingtao

Zimmern, E. T. A., assist., Whitsons, Ld., Shanghai

Zindel,

Zingg, G.,li, sales

Arnhold

mgr.,&Atkins,

Co., lid.,Kroll

Hankow

& Co., Manila 1

Zobel, E., Ayala *fc Co., Manila

Zobel,

Zoboli, A. C., secfetairy, San Miguel BreweryCo.,Inc.,

E., treasurer, Metropolitan Theatre Manila

Manila

Zorrilla, F., Consumers’ Plantation Co., Manila

Zuber, F. W„ vice-consul for Switzerland, Shanghai

Zuellig, F., pres., Zuellig, Inc., Manila

Zuerrez, H„ merchant, Siber, Hegner & Co. (Zurich), Yokohama

Zug, K., assist., Chungking Import S. A., Tientsin

Zuliani,

Zulaeta,P,,Antonio,

assist, superintendent,

Henry HunterHaiho Bayne’Conservancy Commission,

& Co., Manila . Tientsin

Zumsteg, E., assist, General Motors, Shanghai

Zurack, N., rngr., Inter-Provincial Transportation Go., Manila

Zuzarte, A. P., assistant, Jardine Engineering Corporation, Ld., Shanghai

Zwanck, ()., assist., Moeller & Co., Shanghai

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Hongkong. 53, Fleet Street.

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STAMPINGS

FOR THE ELECTRICAL TRADE.

Brands;-

‘Lohys”

’‘Special Lohys"

“Medium Resistance”

“Stalloy ’’■«

OSEPH

London; i68, regent siw.i. BILSTON,

ENGLAND.

“RAPID ELECTRO”

MAGNETIC ORE SEPARATORS

Whatever your problem, if it is amenable,

we can solve it. When enquiring, preferably

send sample, with details quantity to be

treated per hour: sizing: Characteristics of

Electric Current available, etc.: so that

conditions can he visualised. Thompson-Davies

Magnetic Ore Patent Feebly

Separator.

“A TYPE IS MADE FOR EVERY TRADE”

For “Tramping” there is nothing to compare with the “RAPID-BIAFLUX'’

Patent Drum Separator which makes the Magnetic Pulley obsolete.

RAPID MAGNETTING MACHINE CO., LTD.,

42, Magnets Works, Lombard Street,

BIRMINGHAM. 12. ENGLAND.

Agents for

HAKPEK, Malay States:

GILFILLAN & CO., WeMagnetic

specialiseGear.

only in

IPOH. E stablisted 1901.

B

.•04 BRITISH MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS

CARLES

ELECTRIC CABLES

CALLENDER’S CABLE AND CONSTRUCTION CO., LTD.,

Hamilton House, Victoria Embankment, LONDON', E.C. 4.

368, Kiaugse Road and 40 Ningpo Road, Shanghai.

Tel. Ad: “Callender, Fleet, London.” Codes: Bentley’s, Hamilton A Private.

Makers

Armoured, TapedRubber

of: Paper, and Bitumen

and Braided. OverheadInsulated Qables;Lines.

Transmission Lead-sheathed,

Insulating

Materials and Electrical Equipment.

CERAMIC COLOURS AND CHEMICALS

Manufacturers and Exporters of

BLYTH COLOUR WORKS, METALLIC OXIDES: Tin, Zinc,

LIMITED, Lead, Chromium, Cobait, Cop=

Cresswell, per, Manganese, etc.

GROUND MATERIALS: Felspar,

Stoke-on-Trent, Cornish Stone, Whiting Flint,

EINGLAIMD. Quartz, Fluorspar, Cryolite, etc.

Telephone No. :— COLOURS. GLAZES, ENAMELS,

Blythe Bridge 101 & 102. Etc.—For the Pottery, Glass,

Telegrams - Brick and Enamelled Iron In-

dustries.

“Blyco, Cresswell.” Contractors to War Office and

(Established 1870.) Crown Agents for the Colonies.

DIAMONDS FOR INDUSTRIAL PURPOSES

L. M. VAN MOPPES & SONS

INDUSTRIAL DIAMONDS AND DIAMOND TOOLS

For All Mechanical Purposes

DIAMONDS AND CARBONS

For MINERAL BORING and PROSPECTING.

Gardiner House, 10, 12 and 14, Charterhouse Street, LONDON, E-C. 1.

HONE STONES

THE WATER OF AYR & TAM O’SHANTER HONE WORKS, LTD.,

105, Cambridge Street GLASGOW SCOTLAND.

“TAM O’SHANTER” Hones for sharpening Joiners’ Tools, Razors, Penknives, Sheep

Shears, Axes and Hedge knives. Curriers’ and Tanners’ Sharpening Stones. Also.

Blocks for Polishing, Lithographers’ Blocks, Brass, Zinc, and Silver Plate. Copper

Plates and Rollers, Marble, etc. The Finest Sharpening and Polishing Stones in the

Market. Received hon. mention Paris Exhibition, 1878; Gold Medals, London Interna-

tional Exhibitions l885 and 1890.

 BRITISH MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS G5-

LAWN TENNIS, RACKET AND BADMINTON GUT

BOOKBINDERS’

TICKETS GUT FOR SURGICAL

DESCRIPTIONEVERY

AND OF fT’-'O A V AND ANATOMICAL

PURPOSES. &C.

Established

1600 1 I ;9 Established

1600

SOLE MANUFACTURER OF “TRACEY GUT.”

WHOLESALE MANUFACTURER OF

LAWN TENNIS, RACKET & BADMINTON GUT.

101/2 TURNMILL ST., WEST SMITH FIELD, LONDON, KCf'l

Works-.—Bell Isle, York Road, King’s Choss.

Tol/Add: “Traceygut, Smith. Telephone No. 5558 (Clerkenwell).

PLATINUM—GOLD-SILVER

PLATINUM-GOLD-SILVER.

Sold in Every Commercial Form such as Sheet, Wire, Tube,

Gauze, EtcT

Purchased in All Forms of Residue.

Enquiries Invited.

JOHNSON MATTHEY & CO., LTD.,

HATTON GARDEN, LONDON, E.C. 1.

Cables: Matthey, London.

PRINTERS’ MACHINERY

LINOTYPE AND MACHINERY LIMITED

Manufacturers of Printer^ Machinery.

Head Office: 9, Kingsway, London. Works: Altrincham, England.

Branch Offices in:

China: 160, Avenue Edward VII, Shanghai; 20, Ice House Street, Hongkong;

M. Genfer, 43, Diagonalnaya Street, Harbin.

Straits Settlements: 128, Robinson Road, Singapore.

Netherlands East Indies: Gang Thibaultweg 1, Batavia-C.

06 BRITISH MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS

SCREWING MACHINES

JOSHUA HEAP & Co., 12 inches, and Single and

Ltd., Oldham Road Eng- Multiple Head Bolt Screw-

ineers’ Tool Works, Ashton- ing and Nut Tapping

imder-Lyne, England. Tele- Machines with Chaser and

grams: “Heap Ltd. Ashton- Tangential Dies. up to 4

under - Lyne.” Telephone inches diam. Stocks and

Nos. 1868 and 1869 (2 Dies, Pipe Cutters, Pipe

lines). Pipe Screwing Wrenches, Taps, etc

Machines, all sizes up to

WELL BORING MACHINERY MANUFACTURERS

MACHINERY AND TOOLS

For Drilling and Equipping

WATER WELLS

Complete Pumping: Outfits, Engines, Boilers

EDECO PORTABLE DRILLING RIGS

Stand for Efficiency and Reliability.

Used throughout the World by British,

Colonial and Foreign Governments, Oil

Companies, Public Bodies, and Private

Contractors

ENGLISH DRILLING EQUIPMENT CO., LTD.

3, GROSVENOR GARDENS,

LONDON, S.W. 1.

Telephones: Victoria 3656, 0982.

Cables: Bullwheel, London

 A.B.C. DIRECTORY

OF

BRITISH WWTS ID UHIFUCTDRERS

n

Absorbent Cotton Wool Aluminium Cooking Utensils

BAILEY, ROBERT

riott Street & S,ON, Ltd.,

Mills, Stockport Mar- SELLMAN

(Proprie-

& HILL, Ltd., Church Lane,

Wolverhampton.

tors of The Cynta Manufacturing Co.).

Telegrams:

Telephones: “Undisputed,

3466 (2 oflines) Stockport.' Aluminium Producers

Also Manufacturers all (Stockport).

other kinds BRITISH

Office:

ALUMINIUM Co., Ltd. Head

AdelaideE.C.House, King“Cryolite,

William

of Surgical Dressings, and “ Cynta ” | Street, London, 4. Cables:

Hygienic

Children. Specialities

(Illustrated for Ladies

Booklet on and)

re- London.” A. B.C.y/Bentley’s, Western

quest,) . Union Tube,

Sheets, 15 letter). Aluminium

Bar, Rod, Sections,Ingots,

Wire,

Advertising Letters and Signs Cable Alloys, etc. -

WILDMAN Anti-Fouling Composition

Sandpits &EnamelMEGUYER, Works,(1933),Parade,

Ltd.,

Birmingham. Telephone: Central

Telegrams: “Alphabet, Birmingham/’ 176t, PEACOCK & BUCHAN, LTD.

Estd.—Southampton—1848.

Aerated Water Machinery 44 «4 |^ ” Anti-Fouling

BARNETT & FOSTER, Works,! “ Copper ” for Iron and Compositions

Steel Ships,

London, N. 1. Tel Niagara

Add-: “Drinks, Paint for Wood-bottomed

Vessels.; Ready-mixed - Paints especi-

London.

ally suitable for Tropical Climates.

Alloys and Metals Cable: “ Peabuch, Southampton.”

THE DELTA METAL CO., LTD., Anti-Fouling Composition

D ELTA “ MORAY FA ” Co,.Ltd.,

ANTI-FOULING

DELTOID POSITION The, OfficesCOM-

and

DD IIXTRU

X T A M DO R O. Works at Anchor and Hope Lane, Charl-

ton, London, S.E. 7. Moravanti, Wol-

East Greenwich, LONDON, S.E. 10. London.

And at BIKMINGHAM.

Aluminium Boxes and Caps Arms and Accessories

LOMAX, S. C., Ltd., Barking By-Pass A.Address' Q. PARKER & COMPANY,

: Bisley'Works, BirminghamLtd.4,

Road, Barking, Essex. Cables: Pres- England. > Cables: “Riflemen Birming-

metal, Barking. ham.’ ' • di.:: A.'

G8 BRITISH MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS

Art Colour Printers and Publishers Baling Presses for Hide, Cotton, Fibre

A.Finsbury

VIVIANSquare,

MANSELL & Co., and Other Loose Materials

London, E.C.Ltd.,

2. 31, EDWIN MILLS & SON, Ltd, Aspley

Asbestos Iron Works,, Huddersfield, England.

TURNER BROTHERS ASBESTOS Co.,

Ltd., Rochdale. Tel. Ad: “Turners,

Rochdale.” Spinners, Weavers and STEELEBall and Pebble Mills

& COWLISHAW, Engineers,

Manufacturers

cluding Fibre, ofYarn, Asbestos Goods,Cloth,

Packings, in- Cooper Street, Hanley, Stoke-on-Trent.

Proofed Goods (Sheeting, Tape and Telegrams: Trent. Telephone: Steelshaw 2100Phone

Hanley. Stoke-on-

Rings),

for Tubing,

electrical Webbing,

purposes, Fine Listing

Millboard,

Paper, Compressed Asbestos Fibre Bedsteads

Jointing _ (“ C.A.F.”), Non-Conducting TAUNTON JOHN & JOSEPH, Ltd,

Compositions, Mattresses, Fibre Rope

Lagging. Representatives: In Japanese Belgrave Works,Brass,Sherbourne Road,

Empire, Mr. C. H. JNelson, Sannomiya Birmingham. Iron and Wood

P.O. Box No. 1033, Kobe; In China, Mattresses, Hearth Furniture, Brass-

A.Malaya,

Scott,Straits and1097,

P.O. Box Indies, Mr. J. foundry, Shop Fittings, etc.

EastShanghai

Asbestos Manufacturers JOHN & JOSEPH TAUNTON, Ltd,

BELDAM ASBESTOS Co., Ltd., “Lascar” Sherbourne Road, BalsallIron,Heath,

Works, Hounslow, Middlesex, Eng- Birmingham. Mattresses &

Brass and

Hearth Furniture, etc.

Wire

land. . , l

Belting

B The 29,HELVETIA

Eood Lane,LEATHEE

London, Co, 3.Ltd,

E.C.

Tel.Teleph.

Ad: Mansion

“Submitter

HouseBiljjate.”

5197.

Bakelite Specialities:

ATT WATER & SONS, Pbeston, England. “ Dcbatan

Leather

Manufacturers of Highest Qualities

Electrical Insulation. Manufacturers for “Lepet” BrandBelting.

Oak Tanned Belting.

to British Admiralty. “Helvetia”

BalataBrand

Belting.

“ Helvellyn” Friction

BOR WICK

Baking Powder

GEO. & SONS, Ltd., Baking Trade Marks. GenuineRubber Belting.

Helvetia

Belt Laces.

Powder Manufacturers, 1, Bunhill Row. “Vkta”Belt Dressing.

‘1 Veta” Picking

Belt Fasteners

London, E.C. 1. Teleph. Natiorial 3073, “H.B.” Bands.

Balance and Weights

l. oertling7Ttd7 JAMES DAWSON & SON LIMITED,

LINCOLN, ENGLAND.

65, Holboen Viaduct. . “Lincojsta” Balata Belting

“Weltona” Hair Belting

“ Dorsona ” Leather Belting

Dawson’s “ F-S-R-” Rubber Belting.

Manufacturers for export.

Enquiries invited.

Cable Add: Dawsons, Lincoln.

TURNER BROTHERS ASBESTOS Co,

Ltd, Rochdale,

Rochdale.” TextileinTel. Ad: “Turners,

Beltings

IhstrhAent^fftr Jocating Oil aad Minerals.

London, E.C. 1. Representative China,of allMalaya,

types.

Tel. Ad: “Oertling, Cent., London.” Straits

Scott, P.O. Box 1097, Shanghai. J. A.

and East Indies, Mr.

 BRITISH MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS, G9

Belting Manufacturers Brass Finishers

TULLIS,

Chambers, JOHN High& SON, Ltd., 51„Bank

Holborn, LoS Dpx, FYFFE A' CO-, LTD, Patentees and

W.C.I., %GLAND. Manufacturers of “D.D.” and ‘‘Instan-

' tdr'”" Patent ‘ Cbmpregsion 'Joints for

i Copper Pipe for Water, Steam, Com-

Billiard Tables pressed Air, etc. Head Office: Piver-

THOS. PADMORE & SON'6,Tables, j

118, Tel. side Brass Works, Dundee, Scotland,

Edmund Street, "Btrmikgham. Ad: “ Couplings, Dundee.”

New ct Reconditioned. Balls, Cues, etc. Brick and Tile Machinery

Billiard Table Manufacturers HERBERT ALEXANDER Jr Co, Ltd.,

BURIiOUGHKS & WATTS, Ltd.,119,] mouth Street, Hercules Engineering Works,. Char-

Soho Square, ..London, W. 1, England. Leeds.

Cables: Burrbughes, Rath; London. Brick, Tile and Pipe-Making

Code: A.B.C. 1906. Machinery

Biscuit Machinery Manufacturers PRAGOS ENGINEERING GO, Ltd,

VICARS, Ltd., T. & T,, Earlestown,' 351, Brixton Road, London, S.W. 9.

: “Newton-le-Willows,.England.

Vicars, Earlestown.” Tel. Ad: Tel. Ad: “Ceprageros, daproad, Lon-

don.” Teleph. No. BfixtoiyCteYP

Bookbinders’ Cloth Brick, Tile and Pipe Machinery

WINTERROTTOM

Ltd., (THE), .12,BOOK Co.J; WHITEHEAD,

CLOTHStreet,

Newton

JOHN & Co, Ltd,

Brick, Tile and Pipe-making Machinery,

Manchester, Albert Works, Syke Street, Preston,

England. Tel. Ad: “Brictile.”' "

Boring Apparatus Bridge Builders

GEORGE BURNSIDE Ltd.

Burnside’s Safety Boring Apparatus I BROWNLIE & MURRAY, Ltd. ' (Struc-

■ Used successfully in tapping tural Engineers), 59-60, Gracechurch

Old Mine. Workings.

Shiney Row. County Durham Street, London, E.C. 3. Tel. Ad:

England. “Sequence, BilgateyLondon.'’

Briquette Machinery

Bowling Green Bowls HERBERT ALEXANDER & Co, Ltd,

TAYLOR—ROLPH Co., Ltd. The Fitz- mouth Hercules Engineering Works, Char-

gerald Street, Leeds, ■ .

S.W. 14. Works, MortLake, London, Brush Makers (Wholesale Toilet)

Box Carrier Tricycle Manufacturers HINDES, Ltd. (makers of the new

S. A. NEWMAN, LTD., Ivy Works. Hinde’s “Matik” and . “ Very,” Patentees of

Aston Cross, Birmingham. Teleph. East Body Friction Hair Wavers and the “ Tinglow”

0416. Brush), 60, Parker Street,

Tricycles'“Ivy”

. Cables:Tradesman’s Carrier Kingsway, London,

“Ivy, Birmingham.” W.C. 2. Works

Bromsgrove Street, Birsiingham.

Brace and Belt Buckles Buckles

THOMAS WALKER, Ltd, St. Paul’s THOMAS WALKER, Ltd, St. Paul’s

Square, Birmingham. (Established in Square, Birmingham. (Established in

1867). Manufacturers of high class 1867). Manufacturers of high class

buckles for Braces and. Belts, Surgical buckles

Buckles, Ladies and Gent’s Suspender Buckles, forLadies Braces and Beltsy Surgical

Fittings. Fittings of every description Fittings. Fittingsandof Gent’s Suspender

every description

for Brace, Belt, Clothing and Kindred for Brace, Belt, Clothing and Kindred

trades. Teleph. Central5565. Telegrams: trades. Teleph. Central 5565. Telegrams:

Reklaw, Birmingham. I Reklaw, Birmingham.

 G10 BRITISH MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS

Bye-product Plant Chemical Apparatus Manufacturers

G. Greenwich

A. HARVEYMetal & Co.Works,

(London), Ltd., THERMAL

“ Vitreosil” SYNDICATE

Pure fused Quartz Ltd,or Silica.

The,

Woolwich Vitreosil Works, Wallsend-on-Tyne.

Road, London, S. E. 7. London OfficePye and

House, Old Stretet,Depot:

S.W. 1.Thermal

and at

New York.

C

China Clay

Canvas and Sailcloth

M.Holm

C. THOMSON & CO., LTD.,

Street, Glasgow, 98/100 CHINA CLAY

Scotland.

Works, Arbroath, Scotland. COLLOIDAL KAOLIN

Carbon Brashes for Dynamos, All consuming Industries catered for

Electric Motors, etc. and Shipments to any part of the

World.

MORGAN CRUCIBLE Co,, Ltd., (The), BUY FROM’TtiE WORLD'S

Battersea

S.W. 11. Works, Church

Telephone, Road, London,

Battersea 225b. LARGEST PRODUCERS

Ceramic Colours and Chemical ENGLISH CL&YS LOYERING POCHIN

Manufacturers & CO., LTD.

WENGERS, Ltd., Etruria, ST. AUSTELL-,: CORNWALL

Trent. Chemicals, Colours,Stoke-on-

Glazes,

Minerals and Materials for the Pottery, Chucks

Tile, GlazedIndustries.

Enamelling Brick, Glass and Metal

CHARLES TAYLOR (BIRMINGHAM),

Ltd, Birmingham 5, England. Chucks

Chalk (Precipitated) for ail purposes.

LEVERMORE, A., & Co., Ltd., 110,

non Street, London, E.C. 4. (And all Can-

other Chalks and Crayons). Cobalt Oxide and Salts

WENGERS,

Trent. Tel.Ltd, Etruria, Stoke-on-

Ad: “ Wengers.” Colours,

Chamois Leather, etc. Chemicals, Glazes, Minerals and Mater-

MARKS & SONS, HENRY (Branch of ials

GlassforandtheMetal

Pottery, Tile, Glazed

Enamelling Brick,

Industries.

International

Ltd.), SpongeLondon,

32/34, City Road, Importers,

E.C. 1.

Price list on application. Colour Manufacturers

Changkols HAWLEY,

THE CHILLINGTON TOOL Co. Ltd., Red. Oxides, Turkey andW„Venetian

&; SON,Reds,Ltd.Purple

(Indian,

and

Wolverhampton, England. Cables: Stone, Rouge,Ochres, Umbers,

etc.), Uolour Works,Rotten

“Chillington,

codile” Brand. Wolverhampton.” “Cro- Duffield, Derby, England.

Chemicals Constructional Iron and Steel Work

BUSH,

House,BEACH

Lloyd’s & GENT,London,

Avenue, Ltd, Marlow

E.C. 3. Contractors

Tel. Ad: Beafredma, London. BROWNLIE &

Iron Works, Glasgow MURRAY,andLtd,at Fossil 59-60

WHIFFEN '& SONS, Ltd. Caffeine, Makers Gracechurch of Iron Street,

Roofs,London, E. C. 3.

Iron Buildings,

. Strychnine, Emetine, Iodides, Clove

etc. Carnwath Road, Fulham, Lon- Bridges Oil,

don, S.W. 6. Glasgow”and and Girders.‘‘Sequence,

Tel. Ad: “Livadia,

Bilgate,

London.

 BRITISH MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS Gil

Copper Smelters and Manufacturers Cycle and Motor Cycle Saddlery

BIBBY, SONS & Co. (GARSTON), Ltd., THE LEATHERIES, Ltd., Sampson

JOHN, Refiners and Manufacturers of

Copper, Yellow Metal and Naval Brass, Road, England.

N, Sparkbrook, Birmingham:,

all descriptions. Office

GARSTON, LIVERPOOL. Tel. Ad: and Works:

“ Bibby, Liverpool.” Codes: A.B.C. 5th

and 6tn edns., Bentley’s, D

Corks of Every Description

PREMIER CORK Works, Co., Charles Street

Manchester 1. A. SHAW Diamonds for Glaziers

Corks of everyCorkdescription Waterloo & SON,

Road, Waterloo London,

Cricklewood, Works,

Slabs N. W/. 2, England. Tel. No. Gladstone

COMPRESSED Cork Cork Sheets

Mats ETC. i ni'/s:

Also

andChina VinegarTopSprinklers

Composition Stoppers.and Tin Disintegrators

Corn Milling and Agricultural HERBERT ALEXANDER & Co., Ltd.,

Machinery Hercules Engineering Works, Char-

BOOTH, J. & SON, Ltd. For Grinders, mouth Street, Leeds.

Mixers, Cereal

Turbines, etc. Cutters,

Wharf Sifters,

Works, Water

Con- Drain Pipes and Fittings

gleton, Cheshiee England. STANDARD (BUCKLEY), Ltd., Buckley,

Cotton and Woollen Textile Exporters H.M.Chester, near England. Contractors to

Government. Stoneware

DEHNS (incorporating Paul Susmann & Pipes and

Application. Fittings. CatalogueDrainon

Co.), Export

Woollen Piece Merchants: Cotton and

Sackville Street,Goods. York House,Tele-

Manchester. 24,

Drain and Soil Pipes (Iron)

grams: “Equator.”

Cotton Textiles MACFARLANE

park, Glasgow. Architectural, Sanitary,

ASHTON, HOARE & Co,, Ltd., .30, and General Ironfounders.

Charlotte Street,

Address: “Capricorn” ManchesteiL Cable

Complete Phrase Code,Codes: Bentley’s

Bentley’s 2nd Drawing Instruments and Materials

Phrase Code, Raytex Code, A.B.C. Code W. F. STANLEY & Co., Ltd.,

(6th Edition), Parkers Phraser Code. 286, High Holborn,

Cricket Bats London, W.C. 1.

Cricket Bats—William Gunn “ Auto- Dredging and Reclamation

graph, ” “ Cannon, ” “ Superb Driver,” KALIS K. L. SONS & Co., Ltd., Contrac-

etc. tors, Stone House, Bishopsgate, London,

GUNN & MOORE Ltd., E.C. 2. Tel. Ad: “Soundings, London.”

Manufacturers, Nottingham, England. Teleph.

Bentley’sNo.Complete

Bishopsgate 4207.Bentley’s

Phrase, Codes:

Second, A.B.C. (5th Edition) ■

Crucible Manufacturers

MORGAN CRUCIBLE Co., Ltd., (The),

Battersea Works, Church Road, London, CRUDE DRUGSDrugs

S.W. 11. Sole : Manufacturers of Mor- and powdered inAND HERBS, whole

?an’s and,Pots,Salamander

lelting Battersea Crucibles

Clay . and: cartons, tins, etc. bags,

Crucibles Writecases, packets,

for our list.

and Morgan’s Plumbago. 1 Cable ; Ad- L.Tenter

A. HORNER

Street, London, E.,, 1, South

& SONS, 12,

dress: “Cruciblfe, London.” ; : )

G12 . BRITISH MERCHANTS 'AXD MANUFA'CTURERH

Dryers Electric Cable Manufacturers

HERBERT ALEXANDER & Co., Ltd., HENLEY’S (W.T.) TELEGRAPH

Hercules Engineering

mouth Street, Leeds. Works, Cliar- WORKS Cp., Ltd., Holborn Viaduct,.

London, England.

Agents

neeringin Corporation

China:—The Ltd., Jardine

8a, Engi-

Yuen

E Ming Yuen Road, Shanghai,, and at

Hongkong, Tientsin and Tsingtao.

Straits Settlements:—John Morey &

“Edge Tools” Co., 98, Robinson

at Ipohj Road, Singapore

Kuala Lumpur and

and Taiping.

WILLS A. W. & SON, Ltd., Park Mills, Electric Driven Presses for Baling

Wolverhampton, England. all classes of Materials

Cables: “ Hoe; Wolverhamp-

ton.” -Axes, Hatchets, Adzes, EDWIN Iron

MILLS & SON, Ltd., Aspley

Works, Huddersfield, England.

Cane knives.

Electric Furnaces

Elastic Fabrics HERBERT ALEXANDERWorks, & Co., Char-

Ltd.,

Win. PRESTON & SON, Ltd. HerculesStreet,

mouth ^Engineering

Leeds.

‘ Electric Lamps

Trade RED “THOR” MINERS ELECTRIC LAMPS.

Mark BOOT. Ltd., ConcordiaThe, Electric

(FormerlySafety Lamps and

Thor tamps Co.,

Supplies,

55 TredegarLtd.), ThorCardiff.

Street, Works, Cable

53, 54 Ad:

and

•“Concordia, Cardiff”; Tel. No. Cardiff

Makers' of Celebrated Satin Cloth Webs 2977.

and all other kinds of Elastic Webs. Electric Switchgear

Webs bearing this brand are reliable and STATTER J. G. cfe Co., Ltd., 16,, St.

guaranteed of British Manufacture. George(Wble

■ S.W.I. Street,Ad:Westminster, London,

“Switchonia, London.”

1, Wharf Street, Leicester,

ENGLAND. Electrical Wires and Cables

GLOVER,W.T.&Co., Ltd., Manufacturers

Electric Cable Couplings, Plugs ofPark,

Electrical Wires and(Teleph.

Cables. Trafford

and Sockets Park 2141). Telegrams: “Cables,Trafford

Manchester. Man-

SIMMONDS &. STOKES, LTD., chester.”

4,Row,Yernon Place, Southampton

London, W. C. 1. Tel. Enamelled Iron Signs

No. Holborn 8637. Telegrams: WALD MAN & MEGUYER, (1933), Ltd.,

“Niphon Westoeht,. London.” Sandpits Enamel Works, Parade, Bir-

Sockets and Plugs for Electric mingham.

Cables. Telegrams: Telephone: Central 1768.

“Alphabet. Birmingham.”

Enamel Manufacturers

GRIFFITHS BROS. & Co. LONDON,

As War

supplied to H. AT. Admiralty, Ltd.,

Natural Macks Road,Grey

Steel Bermondsey, London.

“FERRODOR”

Office, India Office, Railways, anti-corrosive paipt for metal and wood.

etc. Direct

Shippers. or through Alerchant Specially made to resist tropical

conditions.

 BRITISH MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS Gl3

Enamels for Iron, Copper and Engravers of Rollers for Calico Print-

Jewellery ing, etc., Makers of Engraving

Machinery and Accessories.

“WENGERS, Ltd., Etruria, Stoke-on- Suppliers of Stones, Doctors,

Trent, England Varnish, etc. for the

Engraving Trade

Endorsing Inks & Stamp Pads LOCKETT, CRO'SSLAND & CO.,

Strangeways, Manchester. Engravers

u j for;

etc., Printing

and also Calico, Delaine, Paper,

for ofEmbossing

E.M.R,”

EFFECTIVE Finishing. Makers Machinery and for

Engraving

“ and Embossing.

Engrave'’Fhoiie ” r,Tel. Ad:

Manchester; Codes:

PADS A.B.C.,4th and 5th Edn.; Teieph. Black-

j In all Colours. friars 4] 41 arid 0661.

\ —Quality Guaranteed —

t THE MOST RELIABLE PAD Envelope and Circular Addressers

STENC A ADDRESSING Co. (Smith, Dalby-

“E.M.R.” Brass Interchang Welch, Ltd.),Registered Office: Gresham

Locking Stencils. House,

Broad Old St.,

6 E.C.

Works: 2;

‘E,M.R.” ZINcTaLPHABET &

FIGURE SETS. and 12,11

Ha If moon

Passage,

“EJ.R.” Stencil Ms & Stencil Brushes. Alders-

The “ E.A1.R.” gate. St.,

E.C.

West 1;

End

; THUMB PRINT Office: 100-

; OUTFIT. 102, Gower

1 A GOOD SELLING LINE, St.,W.C.l.

ji USEDANFOR D PAYMENT OF COOLIES, Tel, Add: “Septimus, Stock, London}”'

, NATIVE LABOUR, Etc. Teieph. No. National 6891 (fi lines);

: E. JV1. ILtdL. Largest Envelope Addressing Business

j , .CONTRiCTOBS TO H. H. GOVERNMENT, in the Kingdom.

India & The Colonies, &c-, &c. Envelopes

: 8-9, SNOW HILL, LONDON, KENRICK

I Established 1878.

LISTS ON application! ‘ WestbromwiCh. JEFFERSON,

& London House,Ltd.,22

St.

E.C. Andrew

4. High Street, Holbqrn Circus,

Grade’Envelopes

Engineers business purpose and-in all sizes.for every

MASON, E'. N. & SONS,. Ltd., Arclightl Envelope Manufacturers

Works, Colchte'ster, England. Engineers’

Drawing #GlfLce\Eguipment. Recognised PillMansell

I E, APPLETON & Co., Ltd., 46-58,;

St., London* ,E.l. and Union

as the most progressive, firm manufac- Works, Aberleen,.Scotland.

| taring Photo Printing Equipment in

the Country. Essences for Aerated Waters, Syrups,

Confectionery, etc.

SHANKS, ALEXANDER * SON, Ltd., STEVENSON A HOWELL—Ltd., Stan-

. 66, Victoria Street, Westminster, Lon- dard 'Works', Southwark Street, London,;

i don, S.W., l;. Works: Deps Iron Works,' S.E. 1. Manufacturers

Brand Essences. All Codes.of “RedTel.Ball”.Ad:|

. Arbroatii, Scotland. Agents wanted. | “Distiller, London.”

G14 BftlxiSH MERCHANTS A^D MANUFACTURERS

Essences for Aerated Waters Fire Bricks

BARNETT &• FOSTER, Niagara Works, GIBBONS (DUDLEY), Ltd., Dibdale

London, N. 1. Tel, Add; “Drinks, Fireclay Works, near Dudley, England.

London.’'; lol . ci

Exporters Fire Engineers

LINDETEVES-STORVIS, ■ Dashwobd MERRYWEATHER

House, 69, Old Broad Street, London, 1 Greenwich Road, &London, ' SONS,'S-E,Ltd.,.

id

E C. 2. and 63, Long Acre, W.C. 2. Cables:

Exporters (Gauges) ! “Merryweather, London”.

EAGLE & WRIGHTS STEAM GAUGE Fire Engineers

& FITTING CO., 44, Slaney Street,

Birmingham 4, England. Exporters to INDEPENDENT SPRINKLERS, Ltd.,

all Parts. ,, Sardinia House, Kingsway, London.

W.C. 2. A.B.G.

' Codes: Cables: 5thIndsprink, London.

edn., Bentley’s,

F Agents: Dodwell & Co., Hongkong.

I Eastern Engineering

tsin. Phoenix Works, Ltd.,

Automatic Tien-

Sprinklers

Fancy Cottons and Unions and Appliances.

TURNER, SAMUEL & Co;., Ltd., Manu- Formaldehyde Manufacturers

facturers, Spotland, Rockdale, and 55

and 56, Basinghall

Poplins, Fancies, Street, London,

Artificial Silks, E.C.2.

Flan- SYNTHITE, Ltd., Ryders Green, West

nelettes, Uniofi's and Tussores. Bromwich, England. Manufacturers of

Formaldehyde and Paraformaldehyde.

Fans Tel: Ad: “Synthite, W.B.”

MATTHEWS & YATES, Ltd.,

Manchester, England. Specialists in Swinton, Fountain Pens

the design,

of Fans "for construction and application

every conceivable purpose. WILLIAM L. MARRIAN, Ltd., 248,

Barr Street, Hockley, Birmingham,

Filters England. Manufacturers of every

variety of Gold Nibs. Enquiries so-

FULHAM POTTERY and CHEAVIN licited from Manufacturers of Fountain

Pen Holders.

FILTER Co., Ltd. (THE),

London, S.W. 6. Sole Manufacturers Fulham,

of Cheavin’s “ Saludor ” Filters. Furnaces

Filters (Water) regenerative

MUFFLES

BELL IsROTHErY ~ and

(Manchester 1927), Ltd. FURNACES

Specialist in for Annealing,HeatCaseTreatment

GeneralMETALS Hardeningofand

WATER PURIFICATION PLANTS

for all purposes. PATENT

Send for Catalogue to CHARGINGMECHANICAL

MACHINES

CALDER IRON WORKS, For Loading

by Hand andor Unloading

ElectricallyProducts,

Driven. both

Tel. No. Denton Telegrams: Cataloque on request from

2294Denton

(3 lines) Manchester. Smokeless,

Denton. GIBBONS BROS., LTD.

DUDLEY, Worcs. ENGLAND.

 BRITISH MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS CU>

Guns, Rifles, Revolvers, Etc.

G W. W. GREENER, Ltp.,. St. Mary’s Row,

Birmingham.

and Cartridges. Makers

TelgpH.1 ofCodes:

Guns,

No. Rifles

4033A.’B.C.

Cent-

Galvanizing Machinery Telegrams: “Greener.’'

4th and 5th edns.

Manufacturers

THOMPSON BROS. (Bilstoh), Ltd., Guns, Rifles, Revolvers and

Galvanizing

Pressings, Plant, Welded

Bradley Tanks, Plate Ammunition

Bilstox, Staffs. ' Engineering Works, R. J. ADGER, 97, Peter’s Hill, Belfast,

Ireland. Cables: “ Adgey, Peter’s Hill,

Gauge Glass Belfast.” Government

Edition. Codes: A.B.C. 5th &Rifles 6th

J. Birmingham.

JOMEY & “Eureka”SONS, and Ltd.,“Hercules”

Aston, and Ammunition. BritishSurplus .303. German

Brands. and Austrian 7.9 m/m.

Glass Colours, Chemicals and Liquid Gut

Gold TRACEY GUT for Lawn Tennis, j|

WENGERS, Ltd., Etruria, Stoke-on- Real

Trent, England. Bats Tennis,

and for Badminton and Racket

all other purposes.

Glaziers’ Diamond Manufacturers Manufa' e tureil Solely by—

GEORGE TRACEY,

RUDD, ARTHUR, 49, Duke Street, 1Q1 •& 102, Turnmill St., London, E,C. .1.

St. Helens, Lancashire. Makers of

Glaziers’ DiamonSs and Engineer’s Eng. Works:TracpyCables: ;Gut, London.

diamond turning t&>ls. London

■Whenspecify:

ordeniig. andshould

Buyers' Carlisle.

Glaziers’ Diamonds and Diamond Tracey Gut.

Tools

ANTILL, T. E., 15, Spencer Street, Lon-

don, E.C. 1. Brice lists on application. H

Telephone: Clerkenwell 2778.

Glaziers’ Diamonds Helmets

A. SHAW SON, Waterloo Works, CHARLES OWEN & Co. (BOW), Ltd.,

Waterloo Road, Cricklewood, London, Royal Works,

N.W. 2. Teleph. No. Gladstone 1171- don, E. 3. Manufacturers Coutts Road, Bow, Lon-

1172. Rubber, Pith, Compositions,of Gossamer Cork and

Gold and Silver Refiners. and Felt Helmets.

“Comfortilet” “His Patentees

Majesty” Helmets.of

JOHNSON MATT HEY & Co., Ltd., Contractors to Rome Government and

Hatton Garden, London, E.C. 1. Crown Agents.

Gold Nibs Hones and Oilstones

WILLIAM L. MARRIAN, Ltd., 248, THE WATER

Barr Street,

England;

Hockley, Birmingham, O’SHAN TER OF HONEAYRWORKS, AND TAMLtd.,.

variety of Manufacturers

Cold Nibs for ofFountainevery 105, Cambridge Street,

Scotland. Polishing and Sharpening Glasgow,

Pens. Stones of all descriptions.

Gums

ACACIA, TRAGACANTH and all Horse Shoes and Horse Shoe Nails

Medicinal Gums, whole and powdered BRITISH & COLONIAL HORSE SHOE

in bottles, tins, etc. L. A. HORNER & MACHINE Co., Ltd., 43, Great

&London,

SONS,E. 1.12, South Tenter Street, Tower Street, London, E.C. 3.

•G16 BRITISH MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS

Hose, Canvas and Fire Appliances India Rubber Manufacturers

McGREGOR & Co., Scott Street Works, WILLIAM WARNE & Co., Ltd., Works

Dundee. Sole Manufacturers and General

Office:Offices: Bakking,Street,Essex.

of the famous “Rob Roy” 2.London 29, Gresham E.C.

Hand-woven Canvas Hose, and Contractors to principal

Foreign Railways. English

Manufacturers

as used in Hie largest Fire of India Rubber for all purposes.

Brigades everywhere. Also Local Representative: S. H. Langston,

Exchange Buildings, Hongkong.

Fire Appliances of all kinds.

Hosiery Knitting Machinery Iron and Steel

SPIERS WILLIAM Ltd., Hosiery, Glove, BARNES

Place, & BELL, LTD.,

Glasgow. 79, St.andGeorge’s

Tel. Add. Cable

Underwear A.B.C.

Leicester. and Outerwear

(5th edn.) Machinery,

& Bentley’s Add, “ Barbell.”

Codes. Tel. No. 20611. Ironfounders

Hydraulic Baling Presses DUNCAN STEWART & Co, Ltd.

MILLS, EDWIN & SON, Ltd.,Hydraulic

Aspley London Road Iron Works

Iron Works, Huddersfield. Glasgow, Scotland.

Engineers.

Hydraulic and Textile Engineers, MACFARLANE

park, & Co, WALTER, Possil-

Sugar Machinery, etc. tary andGlasgow. Architectural,

General Ironfounders. Sani-

DUNCAN STEWART & Co., Ltd.

London Road Iron Works.

Glasgow, Scotland. J

Sugar Machinery Manufacturers,

Hydraulic & Textile Engineers Jewellery (Fancy) and Novelties

Cable Address: “Stewart Glasgow.” TARDREW, THOMAS & Co, 24, Alder-

manbury, London,London.”

“Gobaith, Cent. E.C. 2.Teleph.

Tel. Ad:

No.

I Metropolitan 1656. Code: A.B.C. 5th Ed.

Jointing (Asbestos)

Importers and Exporters KLINGER RICHARD, Ltd, 120, South-

wark Street, London, S.E.l. ^

HAROLD S. MOSS & CO.,

24, Eastcheap, London, E.C. 3.

importers and Exporters of Tea, and

East Indian Produce.

Commission Merchants.

Represented in Ceylon. India, Java and the Tel. Add:

Far East.

Klingerit, Boroh, London.”

Insulators (Telenduron) for Telegraph Works: Telephone No. Hop 5344 (4 lines)

and Telephone Line Transmission 5 Farnham Place, London, S.E. 1.

DE LA RUE, THOMAS & Co, Ltd, Jointings

Telenduron

Walthamstow,Works,London,Shernhail Street,

E. 17. Teleph. TUCK & Co, Ltd, 61, St. Mary Axe,

No. Walthamstow 2900. London, E. C. 3. “ Tuckite” Jointing.

 BRITISH MERCHANTS'AND MANUFACTURERS Gir

Jute, Flax and Hemp Machinery Life Buoys

FRASER DOUGLAS & SONS, Ltd., FOSBERY & Co., Barking Wharf, Bar-

Westburn Foundry, Arbroath, Scotland. king, Essex, England.

Life Jackets

K FOSBERY & Cop Barking Wharf, Bar-

king, Essex, England.

Knitting Hosiery and Weaving Wool BURGESS,Locks (General)

B. & SON,

and Worsted Yarns Bar, Willenhall, Staffs.LTD.,

LockTemple

Furni-

THOMAS' BURNLEY A SONS, Ltd., ture in Wood, iron and Brass.

Gomersal Mills, Gomeksal via Lkkds. Looms

HUTCHINSON, HOLLINGWORTH

L 8c CO., LTD.

Dobcross, Yorks, England.

Laundry Machinery (Steam) Makers of Power Looms for Fancy

HILL & HERBERT, Ltd., Leicester, Woollens and Worsteds,. Blankets,

England. Also Dyeing Plant. Army Cloths, Carpets, etc.

Tel. Ad: “Foundry”, Dobcross.

Lawn Tennis Gut Codes: A.B.C. 6th Edn., Bentley’s.

TRACEY GUT for Lawn Tennis,

Tennis, Badminton and Racket Bats Real

and for all other purposes. M

Manufactured Solely by: —

GEORGE TRACEY, Machine Tools

101 and 102', Turnmill Street,

London, E.C. 1.

Eng. Works:—London and.Carlisle.

When ordering Buyers should

specify Tracey Gut.

MODERN MACHINE TOOLS, Ltd.„

Lawn Mowers Butt Works, Coventry.

SHANKS, ALEXANDER Y SON, Ltd., Makers of the' Machine

Reconditioned .Tool Specialists,.

Western Patent, Syphon!

66, Victoria Street, Westminster, Lon- Pumps, also Teleph.

thp Moderp,

don, S.W. l. Works: Dens iron Works, Automatics.

Arbroath, Scotland. Agents wanted. 2132/3;3-Operation.

Tel. Ad:.

Modern Coventry.

Leather

H. BROWN & Co., Ltd., 189/191, Bishpps- THE SELSON MACHINE TOOL

CO., LTD.

gate, London,

facturers and E.C.Merchants.

2. Leather Manu-

Every

description 10, Victoria Street,'

and Purpose.of Leather for eyery

Whole Skins Trade

and Pieces. London, S.W, 1.

Leather Belts All .classes

Cranes,of Foundry

Machine,Topis, small Tools,,

Equiprnent. D

PATTERSON & STONE, Crichton Works,

Frederick 'Street, Walsall, England. Measuring Tape and Rule Makers

Manufacturers

for all markets.of Speciality:—Belts

Men’s Leather Beltsfor CHESTERMAN JAMES- & • Co., Ltd;,.

natives, Sporting and ExpandoWalsall, Bow Works, ''Pomona

Spring Telegraphic Address:Street,“Cbekt'

Sheffield.

eymaii

Belts. Tel. Ad: “Advantage” !

Sheffield.”

England. Teleph. No. WalsaH 2639.

G13 BRITISH MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS

Marine Oil Engines, Meters

Electric Generating Plant MANCHESTER WATERFrost’s

METER Co.,

The, Manufacturers: Positive

PETTERSManufacturers

LIMITED! Water Meters, Tipping Street, Ardwiok,

of 1 Manchester. (Teleph. Ardwiek 3730.)

Telegrams: “ Watermeter,” Manchester.

Oil ENGINES' 1

ILECTRIC LIGHTING Mining and Quarrying Plant

and PUMPING I

SETS, ETC. I MINING & QUARRYING PLANT

WORKS: YEOVIL. ENGL AND. We supply throughout the entire

mining area.

Please send us your enquiries

Mechanical and Manufacturing BARNES & BELL, LIMITED

Engineers 79, St. George’s Place, Glasgow

Phone 2738 Central (3 lines)

Tels. and Cables “ Barbell” Glasgow.

“ROTAVAC”

Regd. Trade Mark Monotype Machinery

THE MONOTYPE CORPORATION,

Ltd., 43, Fetter Lane, London, E.C. 4.

Motor-boat Fittings

DAVEY

India &Dock

Co., LONDON, LTD., 88E.West

Road, London, 14.

FORCED DRAUGHT.OIL BURNERS Navigation Lamps for Electric and

for all Industrial Purposes Paraffin, Steering Gekrs, Pumps, Lava-

OIL FIRED

ROTARY ROTARY & SEMI- tories.

lators, 'Engine-room,

etc., and allTelegraphs,

interior Yenti-

for Melting FerrousFURNACES

Metals, Frit,andetcNon-Ferrous fittings in Brass, Gunmetal, or Chro-

metal

GAS FURNACES—made

& OIL FIRED INDUSTRIAL mium-plated. Catalogueoh application.

to Order.

CENTRIFUGAL SEPARATORS Motor Electrical Equipment and

for Galvanizing, Tinning, etc. Accessories

‘ROTAVAC” JOSEPH LUCAS Ltd., Read Offices and

Mechanical Works, “King

Gt. King Street,Road”

Birmingham.

16, B'andhamManufacturing

Factory Centre,Engineers Lucas of the Electric

Lighting, Starting and Ignition; Bat-

Eing’fTorto* King’s Norton,

1402 BIRMINGHAM. Birmingham. Phone,' teries,

Direction Indicators, Lucas PatentLamps,

Magnetos, Coil Ignition, Dip-

ping Reflectors, Horns, Windscreen

Wipers, Mirrors, “Girder” Wrenches,

Mechanical Stokers and

gramsother

and “Cables:

Motoralities,”

“Lucas,etc.Birming-

Tele-

EDWARD BENNIS & ’ COMPANY, ham.”

LIMITED. Little Hulton, Bolton.

Musical Instruments

Metal Window Sashes and Casements JEROME THIBOUVILLE-LAMY & Co.,

10/12; Charterhouse Street, London,

WILLIAMS & WILLIAMS, Ltd., E.C. 1. Five Factories, employing 1,000

Reliance Works, Chester. workmen.

 BRITISH MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS Gl9

Packings and Jointings

O STEAM AND HYDRAULIC

ENGINE PACKING

Office Furniture (Steel) MANUFACTURERS

G.Greenwich

A. HARVEY & Co.Works,

(London), Ltd., (Flax, Asbestos and Cotton)

Metal . Woolwich And all Engine Room Stores.

Road, London, S.E. 7. ATTWATER & SONS,

Oil Engine Manufacturers PRESTON, ENGLAND. :

Contractors—British, Russian, French and

Italian Aiiiniralties.

SHANKS,' ALEXANDER & SON, Ltd.,

66, Victoria Street, Westminster,

don, S.W. 1. Works: Dens Iron Works, Lon-

Arbroath, Scotland. Agents wanted. Paint Mixing Machinery

Oil Fuel Burning STEELE & COWLISHAW, Engineers,

Cooper

Telegrams:Street,Steelshaw

Hanley, Phone

Stoke-on-Trent.

Stoke-on-

Manufacturers of Boilers j Land Trent. Telephone: 2100 Hanley.

Machinery . or

Installations, etc. J Marine

J. SAMUEL WHITE & CO., LTD., JOHN DICKINSON Paper

East .Cowes, & Co! Ltd, 65,

Old Bailey, London, E.C. 4, England.

Isle of Wight, England.

Oil Storage Tanks SAMUEL JONES & Co, Ltd, Bridewell

Place, London,

Tropical GummedE.C. Paper.4. Coated

Noncurling

Paper

G.Greenwich

A. HARVEY & Co. (London), Ltd,

Metal Works, Woolwich of every description.

Road, London, S.E. 7.

Ox and Buffalo Horns Paper Makers for Bank Notes, Etc.

ARTHUR MANNING, PORTALS, LIMITED.

11, Jewry Street, London, E.C. 3. Bank Note Paper Makers.

Ox and Buffalo Horns, Tips and | Head Office:

Hollows, Cattle Hoofs and Bones Laverstoke Mills, Whitchurch, Hants.

and Sheep Horns. Telegraph: ‘‘'Portals Mills, Whitchurch,

Hants.”

Tel. Add; “Amanorn, London.” Telephone: 2, Whitchurch, Hants.

Teleph. No. Royal 3315. London Office:

46, Mansell Street, E.L

Telegraph: “ Portalism, London.”

P Telephone: Royal 7211.

Manufacturers of:

Hand

Bank Made

Nptes andandMould Made Papers;

Currency Notes;

Packings (Steam and Hydraulic) Letters of Credit; and other Security

TUCK & Co.? Limited Papers.

61, St. Mary Axe, Parangs

London, E.C. 3.

Patentees of Tuck’s

Packing,of Tuck’s

and Sole Original THE CHILLINGTON

Manufac- Wolverhampton, England. TOOL Co,Cables:

Ltd,

turers

Packings “ LAMBETH,”

for High Pressures. | of“ Chillington, Wolverhampton.” “ King

Spades ” Brand.

G20 BRITISH MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS

Perforated Metals Platinum Metal and Apparatus

G. A. HARVEY & Co, (London), Ltd., JOHNSON MATTHEY & Co., Ltd.,

Greenwich Metal Works, Woolwich Hatton Garden, London, E.C. 1.

Road, Lqndon, S.E. 7. Potters’ and Enamellers’ Materials

Pitch Products (Swedish, Archangel WENGERS, Trent. Tel Ltd.,Ad: “ Etruria,

Wengers.” Stoke-on-

Colours,

and Pine) Chemicals, Glazes, Minerals and Mater-

ials for the Pottery, Tile,

THE WHITE SEA & BALTIC CO. P. Glass and Metal Enamelling Industries^ Glazed Brick,

& I. DANISCHEWSKY, Ltd., Con-

cordia Works, Managers Street, Poplar,' Printers’ Block Makers

London, E. 14. Cable Ad: Rusturptar, GARRATT

London. & ATKINSON, ■ Photo-

“Corona,” “Cordelia,” “ Baltar,” and Engravers and Artists.

“ Dapid ” brands. . Make catalogue and ad-

vertisement illustrations.

In black and white

Printing Inks or three colour process.

Warwick Works, Ealing,

PRINTING INKS, London, W. 5. Cables:.

“ Atkingarr, London. ”

LITHOGRAPHIC INKS,

ROLLER COMPOSITION, Printing Machinery

PRINTERS’ VARNISHES, HARRILD &' SONS, Ltd., Actual

DRY COLOURS, Makers of Machinery and Equipment

for

FleettheWorks,

Printing and Allied

Norwich Street, Trades,

Fetter

BRONZE POWDERS, Lane, London, E.O. 4.

Etc., Etc., Etc.

Publishers

Of Finest Quality and in Grades to

suit the Climate and Conditions of RAPBAEL TUCK & - SONS, Ltd.,

Moorfield’s House, London, E.C. 2.

the Market, are manufactured by:— Pulley Blocks

JOHN KIDD & CO., LTD. ANSELL, JONES. & Go., Ltd., Naval

1G & 11, Wine Office Court, Fleet Works, Kensington Street, Birmingham

■‘ Street, LONDON, E.C. 4. 19. Cargo

Fittings in a mlMetals,

all Boat Blocks. Boat

Crane Sheaves,

Blocks,.

Self-Oiling and Boiler Bearing

AGENTS: Forgings [and Castings ferrous and non-

ferrous.

Telegrams:Tel. No. Aston

“Sheaves, Phone,Cross 0270.

Birming-

Messrs.. HARRY WICKING & Co., ham.”

Princd^' Buildings, Hongkong.

Messrs. GEORGE ROBINSON & Co., Pure Sugar Colourings for Beers, Etc.

(China), Ltd., GONVILLE, JARVIS & Co., Ltd.,^ 63,

149, Szechlien Road, Shanghai, China. The Broadway, Stratford, London, E. 15.

Messrs. A. R. SALEHBHAI & Co.,

Rajawongse Road, Bangkok, Siam. R

Messrs. The BORNEO Co., Ltd.,

Singapore, Railway Ticket Printing Machines

Straits Settlements, etc. PRATCHITT BROTHERS, Ltd., Den-

ton Iron Works, Carlisle, England.

 BRITISH MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS G21

Railway Materials RUBBER STAMPS

We specialise; in all classes ’of, light

and heavy Railway Materials.’ New

and second-hand.

BARNES & BELL,. LTD. ‘

79, St. George’s Place, Glasgow. Phone:

2738 Central (3 lines). Glasgow.

. and Cables:—Barbell” Telegrams

Railway Switches and Crossings

THOMAS

1 SUMMERSON & SONS, Ltd.,

Darlington.

Ranges

LANE & GIRVAN, Ltd., Bonnybridge, S

ofScotland. Manufacturers

Portable Stoves, includingof“Caledonia

all kinds

Sanitary Buckets

Dover,” and other Cooking' Stoves,

Portable and Setting Ranges, Heating & W. MacLELLAN, Ltd., 129, Tron-

Stoves, Grates arid Interiors. Enquiries P. gate,

i solicited. Glasgow.

Sauces

Rice Mill Cloth BRAND & Co., Limited, Mayfair

O. A. HARVEY & Co. (London), Ltd,, London, Works, 72S:W. to 84,8. South Lam beth Road,

Greenwich Metal Works, Woolwich

Road, London, S.E.

Jt, / Sauce

Roller Leather Manufacturers 'trade Wiirlc. ' ”

And OtherTel.Sauces, PicklesEssence.”

and Chutneys.

HAYNES WILLIAM, Ashworth Street,

Bury New Road, Manchester. Teieph. No.Ad:Macaulay

“ Brands 3223 (5 lines).

Saws

Rolling Shutters ASHTON ABRAHAM & SONS Ltd,

DENNISON KETT & Co., Ltd, Burnt Tree Works,

“Kenoval House” 226/230, Farmer’s Road, Meadow Street, Shef-

London, S.E. 5. field. Manufacturers

of Circular, Pit, Cross;

Gut, Hand "and Back

Rubber Goods Saws" for all markets.

EVERYTHING IN RUBBER FOR Special terms to ship-

pers. Established 1848.

SPORTS : - I Cbhfrhetors to H.M.

Football Bladders, Government. Tel. Add:

Elastic “Sharpness, Sheffield.”’

Thread Kpee

RubberCaps, etc.

Bands,

Rubber Gloves, Balloons Screwing Machine Makers

&Spare

Toys.Rings,

Tenikoit Game, &

Photographic

Shutters and Rubber ; WINN, CHARLES ,& Co, Ltd, Gran-

Sundries, etc., etc. > ville Street .Birmingham.”

Ad: “Winn, West, Birmingham. Tel.

The Altmchara Rubber Co, o Specialists—Many

Sizes. Patterns. : Bolts

All

Kingsway, Altrincham, England. up to 3".Tubes, up’ to, , 14" O/D.• '

G22 BRITISH MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS

Ship Furniture Sports Goods

PERR;Y,

Furness,HLanc>-.,

.L„ Hind pool Road,

England. Barrow-in- GUNN

Manufacturer ball,

& MOORE, Ltd., Cricket, Foot-

Tennis, Hockey! andNottingham,

Badminton

of Buoyant Deck Seats, Life-Rafts and England. Goods Manufacturers.

Tel. Ad: “Autograph.”

Carley Floats. Tel, Ad: Perry Phone A.B.C. Code 5tli edn.

2, Barrow-in-Furness; Teleph. 2.

Shipping and Forwarding Agents Sports Goods Manufacturers

HEWETT J. D, & Co., Ltd., 101, UBEROI LIMITED,

Leadenhall Street, London, E.C. 1. &

11, (Lower)

S.W. 1., and atRegent

Ltvkkpool Street, London,

and MancHES- SIALKOT CITY INDIA

TKB. General Insurance

Contractors, ForwardingBrokers,

and Freight.

and- Largest Manufacturers . of Sports

Passenger Agents. Telephone: 9^70- Goods in the East.

(6 lines) Avenue; TYlegrams: Hewett, Founders India

of the Sports Industry in

Fen. London.

Exporters & Importers of High-Class

Shipping for Forwarding Agents SPORTS GOODS.

SUTTON & Co., LTp.„Shipping, Insurance^ Cables: ‘‘Uberoi, Sialkot.”

Forwarding Agents and Packers. Goods Codes: A. B. C. 5th and 6th edns. and

Bentley’s.

collected from various addresses, stored

and shipped

dents as oneGoods

executed. consignment,

of all kindsin-

received Springs

22, Goldenand Lane,

distributed.

London,ChiefE.G.Office:

,>700

Branches and Agencies in the United TONES, JOHN & Co., Central Spring

and Steel Works, Furnace Hill,

Kingdom.

Sheffield, 3.

Skylights and Ventilators Springs, Temples and Accessories for

JOHN

Leith, CScotland.

O C H RA NMakerE. M anufacturer.

of the Im- LUPTONWeaving and Spinning Machinery

proved Fixed and BROS., Ltd., Grange Iron

for corrugated ironOpening Skylights

roofs, also Roof Works, Accrington, Lancs., England.

Ventilators.

Application. Price Lists and Terms on Send for illustrated lists.

Spun Brass Shell Mfrs.

Sqlder Manufacturers WHITLEY PARTNERS, Ltd., Railway

CHARLES HARROLD CO., LTD. Works, Leeds. Tel. Add: “Torpedo,

(Silver Solder), 2-3, St. Paul’s Sq., Leeds.” Tel. No. 22366

Birmingham, England. Stationers Manufacturing

Sponges PIRIE, APPLETON & Co., Ltd., 46 - 58,

Mansell St., London,Scotland,

Works, Aberdeen E. 1. and Union

HENRY MARKS ASponge

International SONS (Branch

Importers,of

Ltd), 32/34, City Road, London, E.C. 1. Stationery

Price list on application. KENRIOK & JEFFERSON,

Westbromwich.

Andrew Street, Holborn House,E.Ltd.,

LondonCircus, 22C.St.4.

Sponges and Chamois Leather Printers, Manufacturers of High Grade

CRESSWELL BROS. (Branch of Interna- Business Stationery for all purposes.

tional Sponge Importers, Ltd.) 18/19, JOHN DICKINSON & Co., Ltd., 65, Old

Red Lionfor

quarters Square, London, W/C. 1. Head- Bailey, London, E. C. 4, England.

sponges.

 BRITISH MERCHANTS AND MAX ('FACTtTRKRS

Steam Engine Manufacturers Surveying Instruments

SHANKS, ALEXANDER & SON, Ltd., W. F:. STANLEY & Co., Ltd.,

66,

don,Victoria 1. Street,

Works:Westminster,

S.W. Scotland. Dens Iron Lon-

Works, 286, High Hoiborn,

Arbroath; Agents wanted.. London, W. C. 1.

Steam Packings

TUCK T

London,& E.C.

Co., 3.Ltd.,Cables:

61, St.“Tucks,

MaryStock,

Axe,

London.”

Manufacturers of all kinds of Steam Table Tops in Enamelled Iron

Packings. WILD MAN & MEGUYER, (1933), Ltd.,

Steam Packings Sandpits Enamel Works, Parade,

Birmingham. Telephone: Central 1768.

TUCK & Co., Ltd., 61, St. Mary Axe, Telegrams: “Alphabet, Birmingham.”

London, E.C. 3. Works: Albert Embank-

ment

Tel. Ad:S.E.l. Teleph.

“Tucks, Stock,No.London.”

Avenue 6375. Tape Measures

DEANS TAPE MEASURE WORKS,

Steel Castings 25/37, Hackney Road, London, E. 2.

THOMAS SUMMERSON & SONS, Ltd., Tar and Tar Products (All Kinds)

Darlington.

Steel Office Furniture WESTWOOD MACNEILL '& Co., Ltd.,.

53, Waterloo Street, Glasgow, C. 2.

G.Greenwich

A. HARVEYMetal & Co.Works,

(London), Ltd., “Monsoon” Brand (regd).

Woolwich

Road, London, S.E. 7. Tar Products (Stockholm, Archangel

Sugar Machinery and Pine)

HILL &, HERBERT, Ltd., Leicester, THE WHITE SEA & BALTIC

& I. DANISCHEWSKY, Ltd.,CO.Con-P.

England. Cane Mills, etc. cordia Works, Managers Street, Poplar,

London, E. 14. Cable Ad: Rusiurptar,

Surgical Appliances London.

“Corona,” “Cordelia,” “Baltar,” and

BROOKS APPLIANCE Co., Ltd., SO, “ Dapid ” brands.

Chanceryand

facturers Lane,Proprietors

London, W.C.

of the2. Brooks

Manu-

Rupture Appliance. Teleph. No. Hol-

born 4813. Tel. Add: “ Brookapp Holb.” ISLANDTeaLEAD Lead Manufacturers

MILLS, Ltd., Lime-

Surgical Dressings, Cotton Wool, house, London, England. Tea Lead of

all substances

Japan Markets. forTel.India,

Ad : “Ceylon

Laminatedand

Lint, Gauze, Etc. Step, London.”

ROBERT BAILEY & SON, Ltd.,

Marriott, Street Mills, Stockport. Textiles

Surgical Instruments KESSLER

Merchants& —CO.,Textiles.

Ltd., Exporters and

Bridgewater

JOSEPH GRAY & SON, Truss Works, House, 63, Whitworth Street (Teleph.

Cent. 5469);64,Telegrams: “Kessler, Man-

Sheffield. Tel.Ad:“Surgical,Sheffield.” chester.” Vicar Lane, Bradford

Manufacturers of all kindsInstruments,

Dental and Veterinary of Surgical, (Teleph. Bradford 6880); Telegrams:

also TrussesStainless

Machines. and Magneto Electric “Kessler,

Steel Instruments Bradford Bradford.” Canal 7911);

(Teleph. Bradford Road,.

a Speciality. Telegrams: “Kesswool,” Bradford.

•024 BRITISH MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS

Timber and Plywood Agents Turpentine

C. LEARY & CO., !! THE WHITE SEA & BALTIC CO. P.

& I. DANISCHEWSKY, Ltd., Con-

(Established 1841). ] cordia Works, Managers Street, Poplar,

King William St. House, Arthur Street, iI London,

London.

E. 14. Cable Ad: Rusturptar,

London, E.C. 4. Also at Liverpool, “Pidoil,” “Alpid,” “Supin,” “Pentarco”

Newcastle-on-Tyne and Belfast. and “.Corona ” brands.

TIMBER BROKERS & AGENTS.

Hard and Soft Woods

Plywood.1 U

Tel. Ad: “Leary. London.”

Tel. No. 8261 Mansion Hotrse (8 lines).

Umbrella, Etc., Manufacturers

Tinfoil Paper Manufacturers J. H. SHIPMAN, SOLWAY

MAKIN J. cfe J. Ltd., Wallhead Mills, & Co.

Milnrow Road, .Rochdale, England. • Umbrella and Sunshade

Manufacturers.

Tools (Edge) Sunshades a Speciality.

• Wholesale and Shipping.

WILLS A. W. to SON Ltd.,-Park Mills, 5, Jewin Street,

Wolverhampton, England. Aldersgatje, LONDON, E.C. 1."

Cables: “Hoe Wolverhamp- ’Phone: National .9204.

ton.” Axes, Hdtchets, Adzes,

Cane knives.

Toy Manufacturers

BRITAINS, LTD., Metal Toy Soldiers,- Valves, Etc.

Guns, Model Farms, Kitchen Sets) Zoo

Models, Miniature Gardening, etc. 28 RICHARD KLINGER, Ltd., 120, South-

wark Street, London, S.E. 1.

to 40, Lambton Road, Hornsey Rise, Manufacturers of genuine

London, N. 19. “Klingerit” Joint, Reflex

Tracing Cloth Water Gauges; Klinger’s

latest,

Cocks with pattern Gauge',

interchange

WINTERBOTTOM ROOK CLOTH Co., . able Packing,

Ltd., (THE), 12, ' Newton Street, j Kliiig&rV

Manchester. Two-coloured I<

Sleeves,

< Stuffing Box Packing,

and

Piston Valves. Seatless

Klinger’s’

Tragacanth Powder

TRAGACANTH POWDER in bottles Works: o, Farnham Pla.ce, London, S.E. 1.

or tins.

L. A. HORNER & SONS, 12, South

Tenter Street, London, E. 1. W

Trailers

THE EAGLE ENGINEERING Co., Ltd., Water Softening Tanks

Warwick. Export Office: No. 1, Victoria G. A. HARVEY & Co., (London), Ltd.,

Street,. London. Cables: Eaglengcom Greenwich Metal Works, Woolwich

London., Road, London, S.E. 7.

 BltiTlSIT M EU€ 11 ANTS AND M A X T FAC-Tl'KliUK G25

Webs Wool Combing and Spinning

FRESC-H THOMAS i-SOXS, Manufac- Machinery

i turers and Exporters of Narrow Wov'en PRINCE-SMITH & STEELS, Ltd.,

Fabrics./ Specialities: Fleur - de - Lis Burlington' Shed, Keighley, England.

, Brand LadderLubricating

Web for Venetian

Pads, Blinds.

Carpet Agents:.

Axle Box

I Fringes, Woven Endless Bands,'Tennis P.O. ‘ BoxThe1182,China

Shanghai. 88, Engineers

Museum Road, Ltd.,

Web$, Equipment

brand purtain Webbing.

Pocket “Rufflette”

Tapes, Plooks and

Rings/ “Rufflette” Rails. Chester Road Worsted Spinners

Mills, Manchester,- England. Cables: BURNLEY THOMAS & SONS, Ltd.,

Ladders, Manchester. And French’s Gdmersal

Bldgs.,, Jewin Street, London, E.C. i. of hand knitting, Mills, near'Leeds. Spinners

! Send for.fully illustrated list. weaving yarns. English wools,; and

hosieryFrench

and

Systems. ' ( S.L. Painy Ageiif)'

Road-,-Chingfoed,'London, E.4. 53 Kings

Whisky Distillers

AINSLIE & PJEILBRON (DISTIL- Woven Wire Cloth

LERS), Ltd., 64, Waterloo Street,

Glasgow, Scotland. Tel. Ad: “Ainslie.” G. A. HARVEY & Co. (London), Ltd.,

Tel. No. Central 1631. Greenwich Metal Works, Woolwich

Road, London, S.E. 7.

KINAHANS L. L„ WHISKY

Bagots,, Huttox. & Kinahan, Ltd., Y

Bagot’s,-Buildings, Dublin, Ireland.

Wire Netting Yeast Products

BARNARDS, Ltd., Norfolk Iron and Wire Producers

guaranteed

of Yestamin pure Dried Yeast

to have the full content of

Works, Norwich, England. Inventors Bl and B2 Vitamins, free from drugs, j

and Original Manufacturers of Gal- THE ENGLISH GRAINS CO., LTD.,

vanized Wire-Netting and Patent Shobnall Rd., Burton;On-Trent.

Machine-made mixed Mesh Netting.

Tea Withering Trays and Pig Netting Cables : — “ Granary, Burton-on-Trent.”

Specialities. Code : A.B.C. 6th.

G26 CONTINENTAL MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS

CUTLERY, HARDWARE AND TOOLS

HENRY KAUFMANN & SONS

(Established 1856)

INDiA-WORKS-SOLElMGEN, GERMANY

CUTLERY, HARDWARE & TOOLS.

Manufacturers of Pocket-Knives, Scissors,

Razors, Safety-Razors and Blades, Table

Dessert and Butcher-Knives.

Telegraphic Address : MERCATORES

GRINDING MILLS

J. ROHRBACH, LTD., ENGINEERING WORKS,

Z HUT1 T E,

K A TGermany.

(Established 1563)

GRINDING MILLS

and other Machinery

for Potters use and

for Enamel

and Colour

Works.

 A.B.C. DIRECTORY

OF

CONTINENTAL BOUTS S INOFACTUfiEBS

Agricultural, Horticultural and . . Artist’s Colours

Forestry Machines and LUSK & HOLTZ, ,3, Skalitzer Str.,

Implements Berlin, S.O. 36, Germany. Manufac-

(Land, garten-u. forsiwirtscliaftliche turers of Artist’s Colours. Est. 1892.

Maschinen und Gerate) Watercolours, Oil Colours, Distempers,

BRILL, GEBR. G.m.b.IL, Paint Boxes with Water Colours, Relief

Wpppertal-Barmen, Germany. and Lafond Colours.

ForMowers

57 years Manufacturers

for HandMotor and Rollers, of Lawn

Motor Power, Automatic Scales

Garden Rollers, Lawn HENNEFER MASCHINENFAB1!IK C.

Sprinklers. REUTHER& REISERT m.b.H. Hennef

on Sieg (Germany). Tel. Ad: Chronos.

Air-Pumps Specialised for over 50 years in auto-

PROGRESS-WERK OBERKIRCH A-G, matically . registering scales for Rice,

Stadelhofen 4 (Baden), Grains, Soya-beans

Coals, Sugar, Ground nuts.

and Similar Materials.

Germany. Air and Tyre

Pumps for Bicycles, Motor-

cycles, Automobiles and

Footballs. B

Rudolf Mosse Code & Supplement,

A.B.C. 5th Kdn.

Barrel Making Machines

AMMUNITION BARREL MAKING MACHINES for

Tight and

Wine, Oil, Slack

Cement,Barrels

etc.).;-(Beer,

ANTHON & SOEHNE,

Engineering Works,

Smokeless

gun powders

cartridges of all&kinds.

shot- Flensburg' 21 (Germany).

PULVERFABRIK HASLOCH am MAIN Beer

(Germany). ACTIENGKSELLSCHAFT . HACKER-

Autogenous Welding and Cutting BRAU, Munich, Germany. Telegrams:

Hackerbrau, Munich. Codes : Lieber’s,

“GRIESOGEN” Frankurt a/M. Gries- A.B.G. 5th and 6th edns.* Private

heim, Germany. Tel. Ad: “Griesogen.” Code.

•G28 CONTINENTAL MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS

Beer Booksellers (Export)

BAVARIA BRAUEREI, Hamburg, CONRAD BEHRE, Overseas Bookseller 1

Oermany. Established 1897. Tel. Ad: Of Medical Works,and Text Books.

Bavariabeer.

Munich Type,Export

Light Beer,

and Pilseher and

Dark* Lion ^(Established 1862)

Brand Malt Extract Beer. Export all Hamburg 1.—Dornbusch 12, Germany. H

Telephones: 3343-31-32.

over the World. porter of Books, Journals,33Music

60 94.Scores

Ex- I

and Educational Works.

Belts, Bandages and Supports

TEUFEL, Boot and Shoe Making Machinery

StuttgartWILH.. JUL., Neckarstr.

—Germany. 189, mas6hinenfabrik

Estabd. 1885. MOENUS' A.G, j

Cables Witeufel. Manufacturers of Frankfurt a.Main. Germany.

Bandages, Abdominal Belts, Trusses,

Suspensories (Olympia), Back-Supports, Braiding Machinery

Roll Bandages

Sticking Diakon and

Roll Bandage Ideal, Finger-

‘Tvlebro,” Elastic uSTERMANN, W. & M., Barmen,

Stall-Pflaster “Elporo.” Germany. Makers of Lace Making

and Bootlape Making Machinery,

Cable Machinery.

Blankets and Rugs

POIZAT FRERES Brass Rolling and Drawing Mills

Cours (Rhone), Frahce.' R. & G. SCHMOLE METALLWERKE

A.G., SheetsBronze

Tombac, and Strips

. and inGerman

Copper,Silver;

Brass,

BLANKETS and RUGS of all kinds. Tubes in all sizes in Copper, Brass,

Speciality for the British Colonies. Bronze and and

German

Export to all parts.

London Agents: all shapes sizes Silver; Wires in

in aforenamed

metals; Castings and Finished Articles.

P. COROT cfc CO., LTD., OwnMetaalfabrieken

van Export House:Metanas,

N.V. Associatie

Amster-

4 6 Cripplegate Street, dam, C., Heerengracht 102 (P.O. Box

Golden Lane, E.C. 1. 156). . ,

Blasting Furnace Plants Brushes for all Industrial Purposes

DEMAG

Duisberg AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT,

(Germ any). See our Advertise-

ment under “Engineering Section”

page B70.

Boiler Tubes

MANNES MANNROEHCzechoslovakia.

A.G., Komotau, REN-WERKE Circular Brushes, Roller Brushes, Steel

Tel. Address: “ Mannesrohr. ” Wire Brushes,

Industrial Special Brushes for all

Purposes.

HEINRICH BLUCHER,

Bookcloth Factory Spremberg—L. Germany.

GUSTAV

Herford ERNSTMEIER G.m.b.H.,of Manufacturer of Industrial Brushes.

1/W. Germany. Factory

Leather Cloths for Bookbinding and Butter Manufacturers

Fancy Leather Cloths

Bookbinding Goods.of every kind:

Book Cloths, Canvas, Buckrams, Print- FRICO,

“Wheel LEE U WARDEN,

Barrow” Holland.

Brand. Highest Award

ing Cloths, Shirtings, Bookbinders’ Paris 1926; Antwerp

Gauze. Turnover 6,000.000 Kgs. 1930. Annual

 CONTINENTAL MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS 029

Brush Making Machinery Cameras

ANTON ZAHORANSKY, TODTNAU

(Black Forest) Germany. Telegrams

Zahoransky, Todtnau. Special manufac-

ture of all Machines required by brush

makers and brush board makers in the

most reliable styles and first-class work-

manship.

Buying Agents

MIRAM, JOHANNES, 3, Kaiser Str.,

Chemnitz, Germany, Buying Agent

ofBazaar

Overseas

GoodsImporters.

and NoveltiesSpecialities:

of every

kind. If you will buy cheap then buy

from me.

C

Cable Manufacturers

VOGEL C. J., A.-G.

Tel. Ad: “Kabelvogel”

BERLIN KOPENICK.

Paper insulated High and Low Tension c zb: ^ i s

Cables, Telephone Cables, Rubber in-

sulated WiresWires

and. Cotton and and

Cables, Enamel

Flexes, Silk

Electrical

Cords and Bobbins to any specification.

Caffeine

CAFFEINE

THEOBROMINE

and aSS Salts

N. V. Societeit v. Chem. Industrie

“ KATWIJK” Cheese Manufacturers

Katwijk. aan Zee,. Holland FE“Wheel-:

ICO, LEEUWAUDEN,

Obtainable from all leading Barrow” Brand. Holland.Highest

Import Houses Award

Annual Turnover.1926;

' Parisi Kgs. ■ 1930.

Antwerp

17,000,000

Candle Moulding Machines

CANDLE Chemical Factories

MOULDING DR. ALEXANDER WACKER

MACHINES. Gesellschaft f. Elektrochem. Industrie,

G.m.b.Hi,

A.G., MUNCHEN I. (I)ki;tscni.AND).;.

Vienna 1, Tel. Add: Wackerchemie.

Austria. Codes: Bentley’s,

Rud. Mosse,Birchwood;

A.B'.G. 5th edn.,

Maria-Theresien Strasse 16.

G30 CONTINENTAL MERCHANTS AND MANUEACTURERS

Chemicals Coral, Cameo and Tortoise-Shell

BYE-GULDENWERKE, Berlin, N.W. Manufacturers & Exporters

40, Germany. Giov. ASCIONE & Figlio, Torre Del

Clock Manufacturer Greco, Italy.

WEULE, J. F., Bockenem (Harz) Ger- Cranes of all Kinds

many. Manufacturer of Tower Clocks, DEMAG AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT,

Bell

sizes Foundry,

andGerman Electric

types. and Clocks

Catalogues of all Duisberg (Germany). See our Adver-

French, Spanish.in English, tisement

page B70,under “Engineering Section”

Collapsible Tubes Cycle Accessories

(Tuben, Blei und Zinn—T(ubes FICHTEL & SACHS A. G., Schwein-

d’emballage, fair, de) furt am Main (Bayern), Germany.

. KAUFMANN & SOHN Torpedo

Metal Works, Bamberg, Germany. TorpedoDepartmentCoaster Hubs

Especially collapsible metallic tubes, (over 40 Millions in Use)

sprinkler corks, capsules. Two

Three speed Torpedo Coaster Hubs

Comb Manufacturing Machinery Kometspeed Torpedo

Coaster Hubs Coaster Hubs

Rotax Coaster Hubs

“ FRICLA ” Fritz Claussner, Nurnberg 13, F.F. &&. S.,S. Front

Cogs and Rear Hubs

Abholfacb, Germany. Motor Department

Compressed Air Plants * Sachs Motor for Bicycles and

Motor-cycles

< Compressors and Pneumatical Tools) Sachs

DEM4CL. AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT, F. & S. Brake HubsMol

Stationary

Duisberg (Germany). See our Adver- F.Sachs

& S.Boat GearMotors

Boxes

tisement under “Engineering Section”

page B70.

Concrete Mixers and Hoists

GAUHE, GOCKEL & Cie., G.m.b.H. D

Oberlahnstein (Germany).

Diamond Cutters, Etc.

Confectioners’ Machinery

STIRRING & BEATING MACHINES DIAMANT HANDEL MU. STRUCK.

(patented) for Confectioners. (Diamond Trading Co. Struch.)

Diamond CuttersDiamonds:

of Polished and Exporters

RICH. HOFHEINZ & GO. 10, Tulpstraat Amsterdam, Holland.

Haan b. Dusseldorf. (Established M75.)

Tel. Add: “>Sti;uchtulp.”

Confectionery and Chocolates Diamond Cutters—and Exporters

VICTOR SCHMIDTArgentinierstr,

Vienna-Austria, AND SOEHNE. 48. GONSENHEIMER

Established 1846. Manufacturers of Diamond Trading Co.

First Class Sweets, Chocolates and BRILLIANTS, ROSES and

Biscuits, viz: Wrapped

Fondants. Peppermints, Jellies, Cho-Caramels, EIGHTFACETS

colate Confections, Fancy Boxes with INDUSTRIAL DIAMONDS

Chocolate Bon-Bons, 12, Tulpstraat,

cuits, Wafers, etc., etc.all kinds of Bis- Amsterdam Cly Holland.

 CONTINENTAL MERCHANTS AND* MANUFACTURERS G31

Diamond and Precious Stones Electrical Supplies

Merchants j QLPSOMA-WERK,

BASZANGER, rue du EMne 6, Geneva, Wiesbaden - Schierstein

Switzerland. ► Exporter of rough dia-

monds for all'rnechanical and scientific ELECTRIC - INSULATION

purposes. Carbons and Boarts for Dia- MATERIAL of Every Kind

mond drills.Points.

Rock Diamond

boring. Diamond for H. T. and L. T.

Tools and dies for MICA, Raw and Cut

MICANITE

Wire-drawing purposes. Diamond pow-

ders for polishing and drilling. Sheets

Parts, and Finishedin

INSULATION

Role Address: TAPE of every kind,

BASZANGER, Geneva, LEATHEROID,

- Switzerland. VULCAN FIBRE,

etc.

Dough Kneading Machinery Electric Hoisting Appliances

KEMPER h LONSBERG, Neuenkirchen. DEMAG AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT,

Kreis Wirdenbriick, Germany. Teleph, vertisement(Germany).

Duisberg See our Ad-

under “Engineering

401; Tel. Ad: 1. Neuenkirchen. Section” Page I>70.

Agents Wanted Engraving Machines

Druggists FRIEDR DECKEL,

LAB. HELIOS, Ltd., Hanover, Germany. Universal Munchen 25 (Germany). ■,

Specialities for Druggists’ ’ ' Counter Machines for Lettering and

Trade. Mould Cutting.

Exporters

E BEEEGNUNGSANLAGEN

Exporters.

BANNING ER-REGNER A. G, Frankfurt

ELECTRICAL ACCESSORIES a. Maine, Rodei.ueim, Germany.

MARKT

Germany. & Co., Chilehaus, Hamburg 1,

Exporters and Importers

CARLO WITZ & Co., Hamburg, Ger-

many, Burchafd Str. IT. Branches

inExports

China. Telegrams: “ Rostowitz.”

and Imports.

F

Filling Machines for Powders, Pastes,

Electrical Fittings Viscous Materials and Fluids

BUMKE k Co., G.m.b. H., Braunschweig, ENGLER ENGINEERING WORKS,

Germany. Iron-clad Plugs and Sockets, Ltd., Rissaweggasse

Austria. Cables 12-14, Vienna X/75,

“ Englerm/schine

Service Fuses, Junction Boxes, Transi-

tion Boxes, Meter Panels and Novelties. Wien.” Code: A.B.C. 5th edn.

G32 CONTINENTAL MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS

Fine Paper of All Kinds Glasses for Chemical and Surgical

FELIX SOHOELLER, JUN. Feinpa- Purposes

pierfabrik, Burg Gretesch bei Osna- GLASFABRIK “SOPHIENHUTTE”

briick. Cable: Schoeller Liistringen Richard Bock, G.m.b.H.,

Kreis Osnabriick. ILMENAU I. THUR., GERMANY.

Photographic Raw and Baryta Papers Laboratory Supplies: Glasses for

All kinds of Fine Papers. Technical and Clinical Purposes; Glass

Tubing and Rods.

Fire Arms London Agent:—C. Myers,

WILL & KOEHLER, Schmalkalden 31 Grosvenor Place, London, S.W. 1.

(Thiir), Germany. Manufacturer of

Fire Arms, Pistols, Sporting Guns, Air Glove Sewing Machines

Guns and Appliances. Stocks in Army

and Police Arms, Mauser Rifles and ENGLER ENGINEERING WORKS,

Pistols, Machine-Guns. Ltd., Rissaweggasse 12-14, Vienna X/75,

Austria. Cables “Englermaschine

Folders, Shears, Presses, Etc. Wien.” Code: A.B.C. 5th edn.

MASCHINENFABRIK WEINGARTEN,

vorm. Hch. Schatz A.G., Gold and Metal Leaf, &c.

Weingarten-Wurt., Germany. G. E. SCHATZLER Junr. A. G„

Folders, Shears, Presses, etc. Niirnberg, Germany. Bronze Powders,

Gold and Metal Leaf, Transfer Gold and

for Iron and Sheetmetal working. Colour Foils.

Formaldehyde Manufacturers H

SKANSKA ATTIFABRIKEN A, B.,

PERSTORP, Sweden. Manufacturers Hosiery Machinery

of Acetic Acid, Beechwood Creosote,

Amyl Acetate, Formaldehyde, Hexame- LIMBACHER MASCHINENFABRIK

th ylentetramine, Paraform aldehyde, BACH & WINTER. Limbach (Saxony),

Wood Naphta. Trade Mark “Tsolit.”

TeL Ad: “ Attikfabriken, Klippan.” Germany. Speciality: Sewing Machines

A.B.C. Code, 5th and 6th edns., for Hosiery and all Knitted Fabric.

Bentley’s.

Hotel

Foundry Machines and Equipments MINERAL BATH AND HOTEL, St.

BADISCHE MASCH1NENFABRIK, Gillert, Budapest, Hungary.

DURLACH (Germany).

Hydraulic Turbines

G HYDRAULIC TURBINES

AND

Gelatine AUTOMATIC SPEED GOVERNORS

CHEMISCHE FABRIK KALBE ATELIERS Manufacturers: DES CHARMILLES S.A.,

G.m.b.H., 125, Potsdamerstr. Berlin

W. 9. Geneva (Switzerland).

 CONTINENTAL MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS G33

Hypodermic Needles

PrecisionPLATINELITE

HypodermicNoedles

GUARANTEE

K

STER1LISABLE

Canuntillx; deep ON A

TVealnredd bn(600°) FLAME

ail open"fire Knitting and Hosiery Needle

its elasticity100%without

losingSTAINLESS Manufacturers

Besiste

the most oxydatioh

corrodihg using ERNST

aftermedica- Ges.

BECKERT, Nadelfabrik Com.,

Metzer strasse 2/6, Chemnitz-

'ments.UMBREAKABLE Germany.

Secures

, safetytheduring,

Maximumuse of

INCOMPARABLE

Keepsdurable

a sharppoint.andRIGIDITY

very L

Painless injection.

FABRIQUE “ELITE” Lacquer Varnishes and Nitrocellulose

Saint-Aubix (Switzerland). Paints

WATERPROOF ABRASIVE PAPER

“Hermes” Brand

In Sheets, Endless Bands and Discs.

Installations for Mines, Quarries, NORDDEUTSCHE SCHLEIFMITTEL-

5 Tunnel Drivings INDUSTEIE G.m. b. H.

DEMAG AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT,

Duisberg (Germany). See our Adver- Altona-Lurtip. Luruper Haupstr. 112.

tisement

page B70.under “ Engineering Section ” Germany.

Lead Pencil and Penholder

Iron and Steel Installations

NURNBERG (Germany), Friedrich Ehr-

DOBBERTIN & C

Germany. Nurnberg, Spenglerstrasse

Manufacturer 11,

burg I, Germany. Represented in

London by Messrs. J. M. J. Maus & Installations for lead pencils,ofpenholders,

Complete

Winn, 35, New Broad Street, E. C. 2. round rods and rules Factories.

CONTINENTAL

Bars, Joists, Hoops,IRON Plates&andSTEEL, Sbeets, Lamps

Wire of allWireKinds,

Netting, Ropes, WireTubes Nails,(black,

Wire STANDARD Incandescent LAMPS

galvanised, boiler), Rivets, Bolts, and Of 200-8000 c.p. by Paraffin (Kerosene)

Nuts. Alcohol Gasolene and Motor Spirit.

chemicals:

Acids-. Citric, Formic, Nitric, Oxalic,

Sulphuric^ Tartaric.

A rn rnonia-Sahs: Carbonate, 'Chloride,

Nitrate.

Potash-Salts: Bichromate, Carbonate,

Caustic, Chlorate.

Sodium-Salts: Bichromate, Hyposul-

phite, Sulphides.

Bleaching- Poivdcr : Gelatine, Litho- STANDARD LIGHT Co., Ltd.,

pone, Napthaline. Prank fort-0. M., Germany.

G34 CONTINENTAL MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS

Leathers Machines (Sewing)

TANNER1E ET MAROQUINERIE VESTA L. O.

SEWING MACHINE WORKS,

Dietrich, Altenburg (Thur.),

BELGE3 Germany. “Vesta” the Sewing Machine

Societe Anonyme for all trades.

Saventhem—Belgium

Sweatbands for Hat, Cap and Helmets. Machinery Exporters

Chamois Leather. Sheepskins for Fancy AUTOGENWERK SIRIUS, G.m.b.H.,

Leather Goods, Bookbinding and Di'isseldorf-D. Germany

Upholstery. Chrome Sheepskins. Glues

and Gelatines from pure parings. Acetylene Plant, Welding and Cutting

Moellon (Sod Oil). Tel. Ad: “Tannerie.” { Powder and Accessories. 'Welding

Pipe, Pressure Regulators,

Leather Tanning Machinery Manufacturers of Insulating Articles

6KAN.SKA ATJIKFABRIKEN r A.B.,

Maschinenfabrik PERSTORP, Sweden. Sheets, Tubes

and

Trade Moulded Articles, Sanitary

Mark “Tsolit.” Seat.

Tel. Address:

Turner, A-G., “ Attikfabriken, Klippan.” Codes:

Frankfurt a-M., GERMAN?. A.B.C. 5th and 6th.edns., Bentley’s.

Marble Workers—Art

Looms (Warp) Marmi, lavorati artistici-Marbreries

HIGH-SPEED WARP-LOOMS ITALIAN MARBLE artistiques

COMPANY, Ltd.

for the Manufacture of Locknit (THE), P.O. Box 107, Carrara, Italy.

and Atlas Warp Knit fabrics in Church Work : Altars, Pulpits, Fonts

and Statues. Cemetery Memorials.

Special attention given to indents. Ship-

ARTIFICIAL SILK, ments to all parts. Cables : Chigneil,

Carrara: Codes: A.B.C. 5th and fitk edns.

COTTON, Marble Merchants—Export

SILK AND WOOL. Marmi, negos. di d’esp. Marbre negoc.

en p. 1’exportation.

Supplied as Speciality ITALIAN MARBLE COMPANY, Ltd.

(THE), P.O, Box 107, Carrara, Italy.

Sawn Slabs; Rough Blopks: Flooring

Tiles; Staircases, etc. Table and Wash-

SCHNEIDER & REUTHNER, stand tops, Switchboard panels, etc.

LIMBACH, SAXONY, 8. Special

ments toattention given Cables

all parts. to indents. Ship-

: Chigneil,

Carrara: Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th edns.

M Metal Outfit Manufacturers

J. & W. MULLER, Metal Goods Fac-

Machinery for the Working of Horn, , Germany.tories, Bergisch Gladbach, Cologne,

Celluloid, Hard Rubber, Tortoise

Shell, Ivory, Etc. ■ Specialities

Breathing Apparatus for the relief of

“ FRICLA ” Fritz Claussner, Nurnberg Asthma. Mineral “Water Apparatus

13, Abholfach Germany. for Mineral Water Installations.

 CONTINENTAL MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS G35

Milk Separating Machinery Numbering Machines

KEMPER & LONSBERG, Neuenkirchen, SCHRIFTGUSS 9, Dresden—N. A. G., Grossenhainerstr.

Kreis Wiedenbriick, Germany. Teleph. grams:

401; Tel. Ad: 1. Neuenkirqlien. Schriftguss6, Germany.

Dresden. A.B.C.Tele-

Agents Wanted Code 5th edition, Rudolf Mosse Code.

Milling Machines

HORIZONTAL & UNIVERSAL MILL- O

ING MACHINES. Machine Tool

Makers. ARNO

Mockau. 11, Germany. KREBS, Leipzig-

Olive Table Oils

CARBONELL

Spain. &1866.

Est.Codes:Co. (S. en C.)Carbonell,

Cables: Cor'dora,.

ERIE DR. DECKEL, Cordoba. Bentley’s, A.B.C. 4th,

Munchen 25* Germany 5th and 6th edns., Universal Trade

Universal Tool Milling Machines, Punch Table Code, Acme and Colon. Fine Olive-

Milling Machines for jigs, tools, calibres, Oils; etc.

moulds and dies.

Musical Instrument Strings P

nCKER, J. G. & S0HN, Markneukirchen,

Germany. Founded 1790'. World re- Paint and Colour Mills

nowned factory for all sorts of Reliable

Musical Strings, Catgut, Dial-lines,

racket string's. Musical Instrument Roller Disc Refining

Grinding Machines,

Mills, NewCone & Flat

threfi-barred

Exporters. Patent-Millby one

(mixing,

grinding single sifting & thrice,

operation), Mix-

Musical Instruments ing & Kneading

Mixing & Retining .Machines,

Plapts, Combined

High Speed

LUTHARDT, THEODOR, Mixers & Thinners, Pebble-Mills and

Steinach 33 (Thiir. Wald.),KDT.-GES., Dry 1871

Germany. since Mixingby:- Machines manufactured

Manufacturer of Drums for Military

Music, Scholars and Children Tambour-

ines, etc. GUSTAV SPANGENBERG,

Engineering Works,

HULLER Co., F.X. Graslitz (CH.R.) Mannheim 99 (Germany).

Manufacturers of Musical Instruments.

Specialities: Brass Band Instruments, Specialist inPrinting

MachinesInkforTrades

the Paint*

Saxophones, Jazz Instruments, Violins, Varnish,

Chemical Industry. and

etc.

Paper Exporters

N

HERMAN SCHULTZ,.-Oslo, Norway

Name Tapes Lille Strandgate I.

Telegraphic Add:

WOVEN LABELS “Agpap.” Codes:

and Shirt Initials Manufacturer. A.R.C. 5th & 6th,

CARL NEISS, Krefeld. Belitley’s, Private

Stromwall.

Germany.

P.O. Box 387. -Exporters of all kinds of Paper and Pulp.

G

036 CONTINENTAL MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS

Paper Exporters Perfumery Labels

HERMAN SCHULTZ, KRAMP & COMP. Offenbach (Main),

Oslo, Norway. Germany. Lithographing and Printing

Establishment.

and Specialities:and Labels

Packages for Perfumery Fancy

Exporters of all kinds of Paper Soaps. Oldest and most important

and Pulp makers of this line. Founded in 1832.

Pharmaceutical Machines

MUNKSJO AKTIEBOLAG, ENGLER ENGINEERING WORKS,

ping, Sweden. ManufacturersJonko-

of all Ltd., Rissaweggasse 12-14, Vienna

Austria. Cables “ Englermaschine

X/75,

kinds of Wrapping Paper and

for Industrial purposes, in Kraft, Paper Wien.” Code: A.B.C. 5th edn.

Sealings and Sulphite qualities.

Specialities:

Spinning Paper,Cable Insulating

Cement Paper, | Photographic Apparatus and Films

Bag Paper.

GEBRUDER

many. KameraWIRGIN, Wiesbaden,

- Fabrik. Ger-

Telegrams:

Papers and Card Boards

LEONHARDT KOMMAN DITGESELL- “ Wirgin.”

SCHAFT, Dresden, Germany. Photographic Apparatus and Material

Export Dept, of the world-known Manufacturers

Paper Mill B ALD A-WERK

Leonhardt Sohne, Crossen/Mulde. Max Baldeweg

G.M.B.H.

Specialities: Duplex & Triplex Boards, Dresden-A 21, Wilischstr, I. Manufac-

Chromo Boards, Playing Card Boards, Plate Holders and Requisites.Cameras,

turers of Photographical

About

Chromopaper, etc. 600 workmen, 3 factories.

Perfumery Bottles, Etc. Photographic Goods

BYK-GULDENWERK, Lomberg Dept.,

Berlin NW 40, Germany.

Photographic Lenses

j Ampoules, Phials, SCHNEIDER & Co. JOS., OPTICAL

I Small Bottles, WORKS,

ManufacturersKreuznach,

of PhotographicGermany.

and

I Sprinkler Bottles, Cinematographic Denses of every kind.

I Ethyf Chloride

1 Tubes, etc. Piano Manufacturers

GEBRUDER MULLER DALIBOR PIANO FACTORY,

Glassware Factory Czechoslovakia. Exporters. Zakolany

Teleph.

Neuhaus am Rennweg Kralupy 18.

(Thiir.) Germany. Pins

Phonograph Needles KISSING & SOHN, JULIUS,

SIMON SEMLER, PilsEn, C-S.R. Needles Iserlohn, Germany.

Manufacturer. Pins for Badges and Favours.

 CONTINENTAL MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS G37

Pins and Needles Printing Inks

HEMLER, S., PILSEN,ofCzechoslovakia,

— Manufacturer all kinds of Pins HARTMANN, GEBR., Ammendokf, near

\ and Needles. Steel Mires, Phono- //£^V\ \ Halle (Saale). Every kind

graphic Needles, Coinsholder, A of High-class Printing Ink.

Spokes for Cycles and Motor Cars » ' 1 Specialities: “CON CEN-

TRA” Offset, Litho;

and Rickshaws, etc. “BATHYCHROM” Roto-

Plastic Endless Sweets-Making gravure. Most*Modern German Works. ,

Machine

“ The Short Chain Conqueror ” Pump Manufacturers

Filled and unfilled GOTTHARD ALLWE1LER

shapes

the sugarmade from

string on Pumpenfabrik A.-G.,

our approved chain Radolfzell (Germany)

system. Specialists in Wing -Pumps

A success of many

years standing.

No breakages and R

no waste.

Thewillmoderate cost

facilitate its Railways

purchase. AUTOMATIC SLAKE ADJUSTERS

Daily Output: ],500 and

kilos. other Automatic Accessories

I&SCHINENFABRIK RICHARD GABEL K.-G. Manufacturers:

Dresden - A.20. Schliessfach 5. Ateliers des Charmilles S.A.,

GERMANY. Geneva (Switzerland).

Plate Glass and Mirrors Rare Gases

BAYER1SCHE

KEN BECHMAN SPIEGELGLASFABRI-

KUPFER A-G., ‘GRIESOGEN”, Frankfurt a/M. Gries-

Fuerth, Bayern, Germany. Plate heim, Germany.. Tel. Ad: “Griesogen.”

Glass Mirrors, Fancy Goods.

Press Boards and Hard Boards Rolling Mill Plants

AUGUST KREMPEL, Soehne, Stuttgart, ‘D Duisberg E MAG AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT,

(Germany).. See our Adver-

Germany. Tel. Ad: “Papierkrempe 1.” tisement under “ Engineering Section ”

page B70.

Presses for Tablets, Suppositories,

Ovuli, Globuli

ENGLER ENGINEERING WORKS, S

Ltd., Rissaweggasse 12-14, Vienna X/76,

Austria. Cables “ Enoi.eum

Wien.” Code: A.B.C. 5th ed®. - ascuin e

Sewing Machines

PRINTERS’ ROLLER COMPOSITION L. Seeing O. DIETRICH^ VESTA

Machiiie Works

Alten burg (Thii r),

Germany. VESTA, the

Sewing Machine for all

Trades

G38 CONTINENTAL MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS

Sanitary Appliance Manufacturers Shearing Knives

COMPLETE Severin HEUSCH, Aachen, Geksiany.

FITTINGS

for The Oldest Factory of Shearing

Water, Knives on the Continent

Gas and Shellac

Sanitary RHEINISCHE SCHELLACKBLEICHE A-G.

Installations. Mainz (Germany)

& Co., G.m.b.H. BLEACHED'ANDSHELLAC BONEDRY.

IN HANKS

Grunberg i. Schles. White Shellac in flakes for hot Climates,

CHRIST GERMANY. Garnetlac, Gold Orange Shellac.

Bentleys Code; Tel. Ad: “Weisslack.”

Sewing Machines

Shipyard Installations

DEMAG

Duisberg AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT,.

(Germany). See our Advertise-

ment

page B70.under , h-Eugmeering

. Section”

SEWING MACHINES Shoe and Lasting Machines

for household and industrial

purposes. More than 3 million WALTHER & CO., H.

in use all over the world.

N A H M A S, C HI N E N F A B RI K Frankfurt (Main) —

KARLSRUHE Oberrad, Germany.

Aktiengesellschaft. SHOE MACHINE FACTORY.

vormals H A I D & NEU LASTING MACHINES.

KARLSRUHE, BADEN (Germany).

Founded 1860. Machines for Cemented Footwear.

Leipzig Fair: Staple Stitching Machines.

Underground

Fair Hall,

Market Place,

Std. 64. Smoothing Irons

KARL KALTSCHMID Eisenwerke,

Sewing Machines G.m.b.H.,. Oberriexinger,

KOCHS A DLERNBielefeld,

AEHM ASCHINEN- Wurtt. Germany.

WERKE A.-G.. Germany Smoothing Irons for

(for family, workshops and industry). every kind of heating.

Sheet Metal Working Machines,

Bakelite Moulding Presses Soap Factory Installations

GEBRUDER

and Iron GOTZ. Lauter

Founders. Makers KRULR,

Machine1. Saxony, AUG., Helmstedt (Braunsch-

weig), Germany. Established 1854.

Germany. Special Machine Factory for Soap

Manufacture.

Established 1898.

 CONTINENTAL MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS G39

Shoe and Leather Manufacturers Soldering Wires and Tools

THE

FLUDOR,CONTACT

Shoe and Leather Manufacturers SOLDERING WIRE

ZL1N, CZECHOSLOVAKIA. (pat. pending) permits

Bata Shoe Company Limited - - Soldering without

Singapore /Reg. in Str. Sett!./ acids.

Bata Shoe Company Limited

Calcutta, INDIA

Bata Shoe Company Limited CLASSEN & CO. g.m.b.h.

CHINA Dept.

Shanghai, Hong-Kong

Bata Societe Anonymp de Berlin-Niederschonhausdn 162.

Strasbourg, Saigon. Hanoi. Germany.

N. V. N. I. Shoenhandel Mi|. Bata

Batavia /Dutch East Indies/

Starches, Gums and Glues

Soap Factory Installations W. ^ A. SCHOLTEN’S; CHEMICAL

(Soap Making Machines) WORKS, Ltd., Grpningen, Holland.

TROFATACHER EISEN & STAHL- Sifting and Finishing Mqwrfal's for the

Textile Industry', Staidi'es for the ‘Pdfter

WERKE A.G., Vienna, I. (Austria). Industry, Qtc., 'Adhesives' solubTeTn Cold'

Maria Theresiehstr, 16. Soap making Pastes Water, Gurns, Glues, ' Pap$r-hangers\

machines. Modern Models. Painter s Sizes, etq.

Soap-Making Machines Steel

COUTINHO, CARO & Go., Hamburg 1,

Bugenhagenstrasse 6,

WEBER & Germany. -

SEELANDER, STEEL MERCHANTS

Helmstedt 6,

(Germany). Steelworks Plants

jEstabd. 1893. D E M A ’G AKTIEXCESECL^CHAFT, :

are Manufacturers of ;; tisement

Duisberg ’(Germany). t/&ee pur Adver-

under “Engineering Section” i

Machinery for page B70.

the entire

INDUSTRY Surgical Instruments

of the highest

technical perfection." Surgical;- Dental and ’Veterinary

injection* instruments

Diagnostic ,^f)ecialities

Stamping Presses for all Purposes GEORG A. HENKE

FRIEDRICH EHRHARDT, NURN- Special . Factory

BERG, Germany, Spenglerstrasse 11. TUTTLINGEN

Manufacturer of Complete Installations

s an ;| (SduTp -GermaNA)- -

s for lead, pencil, penholders, rii)<; d Export.

•round- rode Factories-. - Apply for cataiogue.No, 12.

G40 CONTINENTAL MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS

Surgical Instruments Tobacco Manufacturing Machinery

AUGUST KIBELE & Co, , QUESTER, WILH., Cologne-Sulz, 17,

Germany. Manufacturer of Tobacco

Weissenfels Machines of all descriptions. Esta-

;

Saa1e blished 1854. Cables: “ Eisenquester.”"

Germany.

Tube Filling and Closing Machines

ENGLER ENGINEERING WORKS,.

T Ltd., Rissaweggasse 12-14, Vienna

X/75, Austria. Cables “ Englermas-

chine Wien.” Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn.

Tablet Compressing Machines

ENGLER ENGINEERING

Ltd., Rissaweggasse WORKS,

12-14, Vienna X/75,

Austria. Cables “ EnglermAschine Tungsten and Molybdenum

Wien.”x ,,Codo: A.B.C. 5th edn. Manufacturers

Tannery Machines N. V. HOLLANDSCHE TUNGSTEN-

DRAADFABRIEK, Oude dyk 149,.

B'ADISCHE M A.SCHINENFABRIK, Rotterdam, Holland. Tungsten and

DURLACH (Germany). Molybdenum—wire and other produc-

tions for all purposes, specially for

Tanning Machinery electric lamps and radio-valves.

MASCHINENFABRIK MOENUS A.G.,

Frankfurt a. Main. Germany.

Tobacco Turntables, Turn-Iron and

Electrical Accessories

A. Germany.

HEINEN, Masch.

Cutting Varel. i. O.Stem

Machines, 30, M. HUMANN, Leipzig O. 5. Germany.

Flattening Machines, Drying Machines, Manufacturer of Gramophone and

Sifting and Cooling Machines. Electrical Accessories.

Tobacco Cutting Machines

TOBACCO CUTTING MACHINES U

And all other Machines for

Working Tobaccos,

Manufactured as Speciality by Upholstery Nails and Drawing Pins

Upholstery Nails,

Furniture Nails,

Drawing Pins,

Leather Nails,

First Class Quality.

Prompt Delivery.

WILH. QU ESTER, A. & E. KELLER,

Engineering Works, Manufacturers,

Koeln-Suelz, 17, Germany. Neheim (Ruhr), Germany.

 CONTINENTAL MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS G41

Weighing Machines (Automatic)

V Scales

LIBRA SCALE WORKS, Brunswick-

Gliesmarohe O. 18, Germany. Cables:

Vegetable Parchment Manufacturers Librawerk Brunswick. Codes: A.B.C.

PAPETERIES 5th and 6th edns., Rudolf Mosse.

Nivelles, Belgium.DELCROIX (S.A.)of SOLE

Manufacturers SPECBALiTY: LIBRA Patent

Automatic Registering Hopper Scales

all

bgsfkinds of Vegetable

m,pejL.fcjr ti^h and Parchment, the for b,ulk weiglnng

meat canning or sacking or mixing,

and all fatty prod dee, etc., etc. of all production goods, such as grain,

Hour, sugar, sugar beets, j uice, oil,

molasses, cement, salt, chemical pro-

W duets, coal, pulverised coal, &c.

Watches Woodworking Machinery

ANTHON & SOEHNE, Engineering

GEBRUDER THIEL, G.m.b.H., Works, Flensburg 2], Germany.

Watch .Factories Wooden Slide-Last Machinery. Wooden

Run la, Germany. Heel Machinery. Wooden Clog and

Soles Machinery. Cask Making Mach-

TheWorld’sMostReliable inery (all kinds of wooden barrels.}

Low-priced Watch. Large Planing & Moulding Machines,

Wood Wool Machinery.

Wire-Drawing Machinery

BASZ.ANGER,

GENEVA, Switzerland. rue duManufacturer

Rhbne 6, Y

dra,wplates for drawing hardestandmetals.

and exporter of diamond dies steel

Yeast for Wine, Cider,

All sizes in stock. Finest qualities at Honey-Wine, Etc.

lowest prices. Supplier

most important wire-millsof dies to the

all over the INSTITUT LA CLAIRE, Dijon, France.

world. Apply for price-lists. Tel. Ad: “Claire-Dijon.”

 A.BX. DIRECTORY

OF

B F

Building Products Felts—Blankets, Etc.

BUILDING PRODUCTS, LTD. flYERs, Ltd.

Heai) Office MONTREAL, QUE., Lachxtte Mills, P.Q., CANADA.

CANADA. Manufacturer's

Manufacturers of Prepared Roofings,

Asphalt Slate-Surfaced Shingles, Extra Heavyof Woollen Felts and

Cotton Duck for

Waterproof Building Papers, Wall- Pulp and Paper Makers—also

board, Insulating Boards, Asphalt Wool Blankets:

Bridge Plank, Asphalt Industrial CableA.B.C.

Address: “Ayers,

bth and Lachute,

Bentley’s Codes.P.Q.”

Flooring, Roof Paints and Cements,

“B.P.” Solid Fibre Boxes and Box

Board,, . r „ , .; Agent ftinCo.Japan:

SATOH —Hoorn 209NrhonbaBhi-ku,

Tokio-Tatemono

Cable Address:/- Waterproof,

Western Union CodeMontreal.” 7 of 3, Gof ukubashi, Tokyo.Bldg.,

 AMERICAN MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS G43

BANK

WELLS FARGO BANK & UNION TRUST CO.

Market At Montgomery

San Francisco, California, U. S. A.

Cable Address: “WELLS”

F. L. LIPMAN, President

Capital 19,000,000 -

Surplus 5,000,000

Undivided Profits 2,645,500.46

THE OLDEST BANK IN WESTERN

AMERICA All Codes

LABORATORY CENTRIFUGES

INTERNATIONAL EQUIPMENT CO.

352 Western Ave.

BRIGHTON, BOSTON, MASS., U.S.A.

LABORATORY CENTRIFUGES

Cable Address: “INTEHCO, Boston.” Western Union Code.

MARINE AND INDUSTRIAL HARDWARE

THE THOMAS LAUGHLIN CO.

PORTLAND, MAINE, U.S.A.

Manufacturers of

MARINE AND INDUSTRIAL HARDWARE

In Galvanized Iron and Brass. Ship Telegraphs and Port

Lights

Complete Line of Yacht and Motor Boat Fittings

Wire Rope Fittings and Contractors’ Supplies for Mines,

Quarries, Logging and Railroad Construction

Cable Address: “TOMLAF” Western Union Code

U44 AMERICAN MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS

MEAT JUICE

LIVER. EXTRACT?MEE-g©

•V^LEnSTTIITE’S A.T-JXJIOE

VALEHTIIIE

Endorsed and recommended by members of the Medical Profession

in all parts of the world.

VALENTSINfE’S MEAT-JUICE COMPANY

(Established 1871)

RIORMOITE, VIROIITI^V,

Cable Address “VALENTINE” RICHMOND, VA.

SCRAP RUBBER

H. MUEHLSTEIN & CO., INC.

728, So. Hill St., Los Angeles, Calif., U.S.A.

All Grades WASTE RUBBER

Specializing in Selected Scrap Tires and Inner Tubes.

Cable Address “MULOS—LOSANGELES” Acme Code Used.

SPRING KNITTING NEEDLES

THE LOYHL T. IVES CO.

Manufacturers of

SPRING KNITTING NEEDLES,

Sinkers, etc., for

Knitting Machines

Cable Address: “ 1VESNEEDLE” Water Street

NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J., U S.A.

 A.B.C. DIRECTORY

OF

AHCAN mCHAItTS AND MANUFACTURERS

Cigarette and Tobacco Machinery

B The COMAS CIGARETTE MACHINE-

Co., Salem, Va.v U.S.A.

Balances

The G. P. KELLER MEG. Co., Salt D

Lake City, Utah, U.S.A.

Balsa Wood Die Casting Machinery

THE BALSA WOOD Co., Inc., 158, KUX-LOHNER MACHINERY COM-

PANY, 2145-47 Lexington Street,

Pioneer

U.S.A. Street, Bkooklyn, New Yoke, Chicago, Illinois, U.S.A.

Belt Dressing Drafting and Surveying Supplies

CLING

Street, SURFACE Co., 1016

Buffalo, U.S.A. WriteNiagara

us for EUGENE D1ETZGEN COMPANY,

nearest Eastern Agent. INC., 218E., ,23rd Street, -New York,

N.Y., U.S.A.

Brick, Tile and Clayworking

Machinery Dragline Excavators—Walking

J. C. STEELE & SONS B UCY RUS-M 0 NIGHAN COMPANY,.

Statesville, N.C., U.S.A. South Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 'U.S.A.

Export Dept—E>0 West St., New York, Tel. Ad: “Bucyrus.”

N.Y.

Tel. Ad: “Steele.” Dredges

BUCYRUS-ERIE COMPANY, South

Milwaukee, Wisconsin, U.S.A. Tel. Ad:‘

C “ Bucyrus.”

Drills—Water Well

Celluloid Waste BUCYRUS-ERIE COMPANY, South

I LARRY GERING, INC., 243-51 Park- Milwaukee, Wisconsin^ U.S.A. Tel. Ad:

hurst Street, Newark, N.J., U.S.A. Tel. “ Bucyrus.”

Ad: “Gering.”

Chemicals Drills—Blast Hole

I MONSANTO CHEMICAL COMPANY, BUCYRUS-ERIE COMPANY, South-

St. Louis, Mo., U.S.A., Tel. Address: Milwaukee,

“ Bucyrus.”

Wisconsin, U.S.A. Tel. Ad:.

“Monsanto.”

«46 AMERICAN MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS

Hospital Furniture and Supplies

E FRANK S. BETZ Co., Hammond, Ind.,

U.S.A.

Electric Arc Welders

(P. & H-Hansen)

HARNISCHFEGER CORPORATION; M

Wisconsin, U.S.A.,Avenue, Milwaukee,

4460, W. National

Motor Trucks

Electrical Porcelain, Knobs Tubes STEWART MOTOR CORPORATION,

Cleats, Sockets, Plugs, etc. Buffalo, New York, U.S.A. Tel. Ad :

Complete Catalog 600 Devices. Stewart ru k Buffalo.

KNOX PORCELAIN CORPORATION,

Knoxville, Tenn., U.S.A, Moulding and Carvings

Excavating Machinery BOYNTON & Co., 1725, Dickson Street,

BUCYRUS-ERTE COMPANY, South ’Chicago, Illinois, U.S.A;

Milwaukee, Wisconsin, U.S.A. Tel. Ad:

“ Bucyrus.”

Exporters and Importers n

CRON & 'DEHN,

Building, INC.,Wash.

Seattle, 530, Cables:

Henry

CRONANDEHN. Nails (Horse Shoe)

tlbe Gapewell fborse Mail Go.,

F Hartford (Conn.) U.S.A.

Exporters to 50 countries

Full Circle Retreaders and Miller Largest manufacturers Horse Nails in the World

Vulcanising Equipment

CHAS. E. MILLER CORP., Anderson,

Indiana, U.S.A.

P

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L. P. Wassard, managing partner

A. Jorgensen, partner On Page A44

C. W. Harss, manager St. Andrew’s Society

W. Waldman J. A. Whiteright, president

M. Baronoffsky J. A. Andrew, vice-president

K. Krasilnikoff R. S. Rondall, hon. secretary

J. Rimsha I P. Sol kin - (61, Rue de France)

W. A. Cruickshank, hon. treasurer

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On Page A68 Tongku . '

A. Carter, agent

T. H. Huang, assist, agent

Kai lan kwang wu taxing chu Mines Area

Kail an Mining Administration, The— L. Valentin, engineer-in-chief

Head Office: Meadows Road; Telephs. F. Dengis, mines inspector

33901-4 (4 lines); Cable Ad: Maisnan; Wei Tong, chief of general affairs

Codes: Bentley’s and Private. Tientsin department

Sales Office (Hotung Yard); Telephs.

32666 and 30024; Yard Master and Secretariat

Supervisor (Hotung Yard) 32748; Hsiku P. A. Travers-Smith

Yard 60640; Hopei Yard 60058 and A. K. Murray

Asahi Road 20470 Labour Bureau

General Manager a of the K. R. Chang

Yao Hua Mechanical Glass Co., Ltd. Educational Department

E. J. Nathan, chief manager

C. Ku, do. L. K. Wang, director of education

P. D. MacFeat | Chao Yuan Li C. Y. Wang, principal, Shu Te

Miss S. M. Drake-Brockman, secretary School

S. Y. Hsia, do. C. L. Li, principal, Middle School,

H. K., Yuan, do. Machiakow

Hsu Tang, do. Land Department

Accounts Department C. C. Li, superintendent

H. H. Reed, chief accountant Sung Hsu Chai, assist, supt.

F. L. Evans, assist, do. C. C. Yew, second accountant

H. Clark Store Department

Chang Shu-jen H. T. Mao

K. F. Chang W. T. Mak H. T. Cox, chief storekeeper

C. L. Doo Mrs. K. E. M. Dutoff, stores assistant

T. J. Graham McIntyre Laboratory

K. Li Tzu Kuang G. Simmons Dr. K. C. Lu, chemist

H. C. Mao J. Young

Brickworks

Central Registry Department

G. H. A. Snow I C. H. Lowe T. Black, brickworks mgr., Tongshan

Sun Yi, do. Machiako iv

G. H. Fawcett | A. Y. Kemball M. H. Hu, asst. do. do.

Chinese Department

Y. T. Lou K. C. Weng Mines Traffic and Sales Department

Fang Tung S. M. Tao G. C. F. Whitaker

C. P. Liu G. Shutan P. H. Tsao

General Department L. Handley-Den y

W. Pryor M. Rumjahn Accounts Department

C. 0. Wang O. Rumjahn L. H. Peachey, accountant, mines area

G. H. Heathcote j Miss E. M. Binks T. C. Payne

Sun Kwan Chi | Miss F. Marsh Tongshan Colliery

Purchase and Property Department D. Conings, viewer-in-charge

A. O. F. Cobley Y. C. Ou, deputy viewer

C. K. Crookshank A. Adant, assistant viewer

F. F. Yap I A. H. Naick V. Brees, do.

M. H. Jungs | K. Nee Chou Hai Yuan, do.

Sales and Transportation Department G. Majot, chief of workshops

F. W. G. North A. A. Roboostoff, veterinary surgeon

D. Christopherson Linsi Colliery

M. T. Yu L. Bataille, engineer-in-charge

P. C. Chu I J. L. Lin H. Coupez, assist, do.

E. F. Watts | Y. Liu C. Ducuroir, do. do.

Tientsin Sales Office (Hotung Yard) H. G. Kerckhoff, sub-accountant

E. J, Cowell L. Vander Borght, assist, chief store-

P. Y, Wang G. E. Wallis keeper

H, Yueh T. Sun L. Masillon, chief electrician

A. McDonald C. C. Cheng Y. S. An, mechanical engineer

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F. Anseau, chief of workshops Miss L. Gunn, S.R.N. (Colindale

J. Deprince, assist. do. Hospital), matron, K.M.A. nursing

L. Poels, electrical engineer service

y. N. Hua, C. C. Wang and Li Pao Miss M. M. Mitchell, S.R.N. (St. Bart’s

Hung, shift engineers Hospital), assist, matron, K.M.A.

A. Desplat, viewer nursing service

H. C. Ohien, deputy viewer Miss M. Ray, S.R.N. (St. Thomas

G. Mercier, R. Mabille, J. L. Chen, Hospital), deputy matron, K.M.A.

Wang Tao To, Chao Shao Kang, nursing service

Kao Yueh Hsi, S. F. Yuan and P. Linsi District

C. Hou, assist, viewers

S. M. Chekanoff, veterinary surgeon Dr. G. M. Mes, m.d. (Amsterdam),

Chaokochwang Colliery district medical officer

Dr. F. V. Sun, m.b., chb. (Tsinan),

P. Walravens, engineer-in-charge assist, medical officer (Linsi and

Y. Leclercq, assist, do. Tangchiachwang)

K. Brouet, do. do. Dr. F. W. Chai, m.d. (Bordeaux),

K. S. Chen, do. do. assistant medical officer (Chaoko-

A. Neybuch, mechanical engineer chwang)

F. Saucez, chief electrician

J. R. Conings, viewer Chinwangtao District

Chao Pi, deputy viewer Dr. J. B. Robinson, m.b., b.s. (London),

H. H. Chang, Yu Kung Tong, P. Y. m.r.c.s., l.r.c.p., district medical

Li, J. B. Yassaux, P. Debauve, F. officer

Henry, L. Reconnu, C. H. Hsu, R. Dr. T. J. Hua, m.b., b.s. (Hongkong),

Wathelet and H. H. Y ang, assist, assist, district medical officer

viewers

G. P. Solodchin, veterinary surgeon Tientsin and Tongku

Machiakow Colliery Dr. S. C. Chia, m.b., b.s. (Hongkong),

S. Y, Chao, engineer-in-charge district medical officer

H. Y. Liu, assist, do. Drs. Irwin and Grice, contract medical

H. M. Chang, mech. & electr. engr, officers

C. H. Huang, viewer Dr. Feng, contract medical officer

Li Ping Liang, deputy viewer (Tongku)

C. C. Liu, P. Y. Chang, H. K. Yeh, Chinwangtao

S. T. Kuo, Kou Hsien and Chang

En Hsu, assist, viewers W. B. Chilton, agent

C. C. Lowe, assist, agent

Tangchiachwang Colliery J. A. Van Heel, port engineer

A. Derudder, engineer-in-charge W. J. Capt. Donohue, marine supt.

J. Welsch, chief electrician H. F. Marsh, labour manager

L. Badoul, viewer T. P. Pi, do.

T. T. Ni, deputy viewer J. A. Enright, accountant

Hsieh Chien, Liu Huei, J. Trigalet G. Huang and P. C. Fan, sub-accts.

and S. Y. Tsou, assist, viewers C. Y. Hsu, Y. H. Ku and C. F. Chou,

Department of the Principal Medical assistant controllers

Officer, Tongshan N. K. Lee, shipping clerk

Dr. J. B. G. Muir, M.B., B.s. (London), L. S. Chow, commercial clerk

F.R.c.s. (Eng.), l.b.c.p. (London), E. J. Liu, mechanical engineer

principal medical officer C. C. Sun, electrical engineer

Mrs. H. Shihoff, secretary H. K. Liu, T. H. Teng and P. Tong,

Hu Ming Te, chief pharmacist assistant engineers

J. H. Tong, storekeeper

Tongshan District C. Y. Wang, do.

Dr. Andrew K. Wang, M.D. (Yale-in- T. C. Tang, secretary-translator.

China), district medical officer Miss L. P. Donohue, secretary

Dr. P. C. Yang, m.b. b.s. (Hongkong), B. E. Caulton

Assist, medical officer (Machiakow) W. E. Costain

Dr. K. H. Wang, (Buffalo, U.S.A.), H. H. Faulkner

assist, medical officer

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assist, medical officer C. C. Lang home, agent

S. T. Li, radiologist M. Sun, assist, agent

Y. C. Ma, hon. radiologist P. W. P, Sinnott

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XXII ADDENDA (TIENTSIN, MUKDEN, HARBIN, CREEOO & SHANGHAI)

A. C. Godby G. B. King, sales administration

M. Armstrong A. Kennan, accountant

J. O. Rudgard R. C. Tyler, asst, accountant

T. S. Wang D. J. Boyd, do.

Miss K. Macartney P. J. McCabe, traffic manager

Miss D. Ralph H. A. Roseman

Miss E. Parkhill K. C. Ramsden, advertising mgr.

J. Allan, accountant R. R. Smith, legal department

N. S. Lieu, assist, accountant Y. S. Tseng, adviser

Kalian Sales Agency Miss E. M. Dickinson, stenographer

O. S. Lieu, manager Miss A. C. Batourin, do.

M. S. Lieu, do. Manufacturing:

F. C. Zung E. P. Bolitho

L. Y. Ho A. Golding

O. D. Ma, accountant

T. S. King | T. S. Shea

Y. T. Chen I W. L. Ting

V. S. Lieu | Y. P. Supg HARBIN

Kailan Wharf Agency

H. F. Healey, wharf supt., Pootung On Page A105

Wharf

W. R. Beetlestone, engineer, Za Whei Imperial Chemical Industries (China),

Kong Wharf Ltd. — 14, Novogorodniaya Street;

C. C. Chu, Za Whei Kong Wharf Teleph. i’680; P. O. Box 206; Cable Ad:

T. T. Mo, do. Alkali

J. W. King

Chefoo B. Munro-Smith

D. C. Cheng, agent S. J. Polykarpoff

P. Lee, assist, agent A. S. Sfcepanoff

P. N. Li

Complete List of Agencies and Agents

Agencies Cable Ad : CHEFOO

Ohinwangtao Kailan Mining Administration.. Maishan

Tongku Do. Do.

Shanghai . .. Kailan Mining Administration, On Page A126

12, The Bund Kaipixg

Mukden Kaihei Yoko Do. Imperial Chemical Industries (China),

Tongsiiax ... Mines Area Sales’ Agency

K.M.A Maishan Ltd. — 1, Custom Road; Teleph, 468;

Hongkong ... Dodwell & Co., Ltd Do. Cable Ad: Alkali

Hankow Do. Do.

Foochow .... Boyd&Co. Boyd F. F. Henningsen

Amoy Do. Do. Miss E. Weinglass

Swatow T. Carr Ramsey ... Ramsey

Manila Pacific Commercial Co. (Cera-

mics & Glass only) Pacomeco

Newchwang. G. Colinet (Coal only) Colinet

Chefoo ...... Kailan Mining Administration, SHANGHAI

Mo. 1, Tai Lai Road. (Con-

trolling Tsingtao, Weihaiwei

and other Shantung Ports) Maishan On Page A164

Dairen Cornabe, Eckford & Co.

(Ceramics only) Cornabe ^ & m it « si

Japan KaiheitanHanbaiGoshiKaisha. Kaiheitan

Java Internationale Crediet en Mei-yah-idaosien-chung-kung-sze

Handels Vereeniging “Rotter-

dam” (Ceramics only) Internatio American Asiatic Underwriters,

Federal Inc. U.S*Am General In-

surance : Fire, Marine, Motor-car,

MUKDEN Life, Accident, Burglary, Plate-

Glass, Baggage and Special Risks—

17, The Bund; Teleph. 11144; P.O.

On Page A98 Box 1195; Cable Ad: Undcriters

Chi Tung Tobacco Co., Ltd.—Cable Ad: Executive Department

Powhattan

Management: C. V. Starr, president

H.T V. Tiencken Clement J. Smith, vice-president

W . B. Walters G. A. Moszkowski, dir. (New York)

Y. F. Liu B. C. Sienkevitch, director

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 ADDENDA (SHANGHAI) XXlII

W. A. Hale, treasurer Accounting Department

N. N. Yakoonnikoff M. C. Yao, chief accountant

M. Y. Obakeiwicz, general insp. P. Y. Sung, accountant

C. S. Kwei, asst, vice-president Credit Department

Z. Z. Wonn

Mrs. G. Jurgenssen, secy, to vice- K. H. Chow, manager

president Supply Department

Shanghai Office A. Chang, manager

Bruce S. Jenkins, secy, and mgr. Branch Offices

C. L. Seitz, asst. mgr. W. T. Sullivan, supervisor South

T. E. Zar, local mgr. China (Hongkong)

D. G. Lee, asst. do. C. PI. T. Suen, branch manager

Thos. King, , do. (Hongkong)

Mrs. A. Kuhr, Miss M. Danen- S. L. Yang, branch mgr. (Canton)

berg, Mrs. I. Cowan, Miss M. H. B. Berntsen, do. (Hankow)

Cruz D. Vail Dreyer, do. (Chungking)

Marine Department M. A. Lorenzen, do. (Tientsin)

Bryner & Co., general agents

A. M. J. Wolynsky, marine Un- (Mukden)

derwriter Bryner & Co. general agents

G. L. Campbell (Harbin)

V. S. Phen, asst, manager Y. C. Yuan, inspector (Hangchow)

M. A. Sequeira E. F. Pimley, manager (Manila)

Fire Underwriting Department Y. K. Lee, branch mgr. (Foochow)

Chas. Martin, dist. mgr. for Indo-

Miss I. Kal, asst, fire underwriter China (Saigon)

P. T. Dzih, examiner (South) Ch. Larrive, gen. agent (Hanoi)

K. S. Zao, examiner (Central) International Assurance Co., Ltd.,

Peter Yang, examiner (North) general agents (Singapore)

James King

T. Z. Chang W. E. Mann, gen. agent (Batavia)

Michael Tsang

E. A. Gerhard, jr. On Page A167

Y. A. Nikitin, inspector Anglo-Chinese Building Co., Build-

Accident and Health Department ers and Contractors, Estate Agents,

L D. Gholson, manager etc.—Cable Ad : Interlude

Mrs. Ethel Newman, asst. mgr. S. H. Abbass

Casualty Underwriting Dept. ' C. G. Vassiliev, consulting Civil

Engineer

Miss A. M. Henderson

Wm. A. Sipprell, jr. On Page Al70

Miss C. It. Cotton

Life Department 0 & It « # K ft M

Y. K. Moon, manager Asia Life Insurance Co.—New York

Miss S. Y. Zia Office: 80, William Street. Main

C. S. Zia Office for the Orient: 17, The

Bund; Teleph. 11350; P.O. Box 236;

Surety Department Cable Ad : Alicochina. Branches:

C. S. Kwei, manager Peiping, Tientsin, Hankow, Hong-

Loss DeparUnent kong, Canton, Manila, Hanoi, Sai-

G. L. Campbell, marine gon, Singapore. Agencies, through-

Y. C. Pan, fire out the Orient

A. M. Keinn, motor car Mansfield Freeman, pres. & dir.

C. V. Starr, F. J. Kaven, Tsu-yee

Auditing Department Pei, T. O. Thackrey and C. L.

T. J. Becke, auditor Seitz, directors

L. O. d’Aquino N. Yander Starr, dir. & vice-pre.

A. K. Hrutzky Dr. F. B. Baldwin, vice-pre.

M. Devin (Manila)

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XxiV ADDENDA (SHANGHAI)

W. A. Hale, treasurer Hsu Sing Loh, Brig.-Gen. E. B.

W. Burrell, supt. of agencies Macnaghten, c.m.g., d.s.o., H.

Dr. H. Y. Wu, asst, secretary E. Parkinson, S. C. Peacock,

and medical director Shen Cheng Shih, T. E. Skid-

Dr. H. T. Lu more and Ting Yen Kiang

Dr. C. S. Liu, asst. secy. (Canton) C. C. Newson, f.c.i.s., secretary

Z. T. Yang, asst, secretary K. McKelvie, assist do.

Yusen Yeo, auditor

T. fl Low, renewal dept.

Y. C. Ko, accounting dept. On Page A188

H. .Wang, loan dept.

S. Y. Lee, policy dept. Wa K H a «9 * * IS 5?

Y. S. Chen, actuarial dept. Ting shang chu hwa ying mei yen

Mrs. E. Shelton

W. F. Hsueh, agency manager hung sze hsien kung sze

(Shanghai)

Terry Gwan, asst, agency mgr. British-American Tobacco Company

(Shanghai) (China), Ltd.—Head Office: 175,

W. T. Sullivan, supervisor, South Soochow Road; Teleph. 13482; Cable

China, (Hongkong) Ad: Powhattan

Richard Shim, mgr. (Hongkong) Directors—Sir Hugo Cunliffe-Owen,

C. L. Chui, mgr. (Canton) Bart, (chairman), Robert Bai-

S. W. Pan, mgr. (Hankow) . ley, Arthur Bassett, L. G.

A. A, Gossevsky, attorney (Sin- Cousins, A. L. Dickson, C. E.

gapore) Harber, W. A. N. Heygate, A.

W. F. Savale, mgr. (Manila) T. Heuckendorff, A. S. Kent,

M. Chang, manager (Peiping) Brig.-General E. B. Macnagh-

Dr. S. T. Ling, resident asst. ten, c.m.g., d.s.o., Wm. Morris,

secy, for N. China (Peiping) H. E. Parkinson, C. A W. Rose,

C. Y. Wong, manager (Tientsin) c.i.e., T. E. Skidmore and E. S.

Donald Fay, manager (Tsingtao) Savage

H. Yilt, co-manager (Hanoi) C. C. Newson, f.c.i.s., secretary

J. Lambert, co-manager (Hanoi) K. McKelvie, assist. do.

Charles Martin, mgr. (Saigon) (Nee Yee Tsoong Tobacco Distributors.

Stanton Nelson & Co., general Ltd.)

agents (Singapore)

Mann’s Insurances, gen. agents

(Batavia)

Bryner & Co., general agents On Page A189

(Mukden and Harbin)

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Boyd & Co., gen. agents (Amoy)

Poling & Co., agents (Swatow) yu hsien kung sze

British Cigarette Co., Ltd. — Head

Office: 175, Soochow Road; Telephs.

On-Page Al88 13482, Pootung 16810; Cable Ad:

Cigarette

Directors—Sir H. Cunliffe-Owen,

Tin shang chu hwa ying mei yen Bart, (chairman), Robert Bai-

ley, L. G. Cousins, A. L. Dick-

ku piao yu hsien hung sze son, R. H. Gregory, C. E.

British-American (China) Tobacco Harber, W. A. N. Heygate, N.

Securities Co., Ltd.—Registered G. Harris, Brig.-Gen. E. B.

Office: 175, Soochow Roadi; Teleph. Macnaghten, c.m.g., d.s.o., and

13428; Cable Ad : Securities T. E. Skidmore

Directors—Robert Bailey (chair- C. C. Newson, f.c.i.s., secretary

man), A. L. Dickson, Chang K. McKelvie, assist do.

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 ADDENDA (SHANGHAI) XXV

On Page A199 Edward Bing-Shuey Lee, editor-

in-chief

Wong Yu Fong, general manager

Chi Tung Manufacturing Co., Ltd.— C. C. Jen Lemuel and J. T.

Reg, Office: 175, Soochow Road; Huang, associate editors

Teleph. 13482

Directors—Robert Bailey (chair- On Page A250

man), E. F. Bolitho, L. G. Cou-

sins, A. L. Dickson, C. E. Har- IF ± £ JpT

ber, Brig.-Gen. E. B. Macnagh- Gutterres, Dr. Daniel M. P., Medi-

ten, c.m.g., d.s.o., H. V. Tienc- cal Practitioner—Office: Glen Line

ken and W. B. Walters Building, 2, Peking Road; Teleph.

Secretary—C. C. Newson, f.c.i.s. 15866.

K. McKelvie, assist, secy. Dr. Daniel M. P. Gutterres, medi-

cal practitioner

On Page A199

Chi Tung Tobacco Co., Ltd.—175, On Page A258

Soochow Road; Teleph. 65486 Hudnut, Richard, Perfumer—668,

Directors—Robert Bailey (chair- Szechuen Road; Teleph. 14345; P.O.

man), E. F. Bohtho, L. G. Box 1830; Cable Ad : Hudnut. New

Cousins, A. L. Dickson, Lien Yu York Office: 113-127, West Eighteen

Fun, C. E, Harber, Kuo Wen Street

Ko, Brig. Genl. E. B. Mac- F. C. Cleary, manager

naghten, c.m.g., d.s.o., H. Y. S. J. Clark

Tiencken, and W. B. Walters Miss M. Encarnacao, secretary

C. M. Newson, f.c.i.s., secretary Miss N. Shoolepova

K. McKelvie, asst, secretary T. D. Toong, Chinese manager

On Page A274

On Page A206

Shang hai lau ro (lien in she pei hung sze

Ting shang chung huo chuang pao pin Lauro Films, Motion Picture Producers,

yu hsien hung sze Film Exchange and Supply of Raw Film

China Packers Supply Co., Ltd.—175, —124, Museum Road, Capitol Building;

Soochow Road; Teleph. 13482; Cable P.O. Box 816; Cable Ad: Cines

Ad: Chipackco A. E. Lauro

A. W. Jesu

Directors—R. Bailey, L. G. Cou-

sins, W. C. Foster, C. E. Har- On Page A302

ber, A, L. Dickson, T. E.

Skidmore and F. Popple New China Trading Corporation, Im-

0. C. Newson, f.c.i.s., secretary porter and Exporter of General

K. McKelvie, assist, do. Produce, Bristles Manufacture—210,

Kiukiang Road; Teleph. 14651

On Page 207 On Page A183

rJ & n ^ M Pacific Banking Corporation, In-

China Produce Sales Co., Import- corporated under the Laws of the

Export—Cable Ad: Interlude State of Connecticut, U.S.A.—210,

S. H. Abbass, proprietor Szechuen Road; P.O. Box 257; Te-

leph. 18625; Cable Ad: Pabco

On Page A212 On Page A174

ft flj M m & Shanghai Raw Silk Exporters’ Asso-

Chinese Republic Publishing Co., ciation—452 Kiangse Road; Cable

Inc., Publishers of the ‘‘Chinese Ad: Forensilk

Republic,, — 150, Kiukiang Road; President—0. Fumagalli

Teleph. 18312; Cable Ad: Sinorepub Secretary—F. W. Clifton

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XXVI ADDENDA (SHANGHAI)

On Page A346 F. B. Alexander, N. Belanovsky,

J. P. Ennis, F. J. Grew, S, A.

Sun Hing Co., Inc.—305, Continental Grew, E. R. Harmer, P. R.

Emporium, 225, Nanking Road; Parkes, E. A. Thompson, W. H.

P.O. Box 1968; Teleph. 03249; Cable Train, G. M. Wills, J. H.

Ad: Sunhing Vallis, Mrs. C. Freise, Miss L.

P. H. Chen, president Reuter

P. C. Wong, vice-president

O. C. Wong, secretary Printing Dept., Shanghai—

E. S. Hong, treas. N. G. Harris, manager

Wong Yu Fong, general mgr. F. M. Giles, assist, manager

Y. K. Wong, trust dept. R. N. Bryson, W. Mulv'aney,

P. H. Wong, business dept. V. Emamooden

K. Y. Chang, foreign trade dept. Supply Dept.—

Kwang Chi Quang, legal dept. W. C. Belknap

H. A. Coward, S. E. G. Hill-

man, T. Kabelitz, H . W.

On Page A354 Strike, Miss J. Cook, Mrs. L.

Denton, Mrs. G. Morcher

Underwriters Adjustment Co.—17,

The Bund; Teleph. 11145 Accounting Dept.—

Cf. L. Campbell, manager and S. F. McKenzie, acct.

marine claims adjuster H. G. Puddle, assist, acct.

Y. C. Pan, fire claims adjuster H. S. Bell, H. E. Brewer, J.

A. M. Keihn, casualty do. M. M. Britto, O. C. Brown,

F. M. Gutierrez, W. C. V.

Jones, E. C. Kew, J. H. Mac-

On Page A367 donald, P. A. Mack, F. E. T.

Marshall, A. E. Moyhing, G.

Yee Tsoong Tobacco Co., Ltd.— de la Pena, A. Petterson, W.

Plead Office: 175, Sooehow Road; H. T. Pilcher, E. G. Saul,

Teleph. 13482. Pootung Factories: M. G. Schwarzl, P. C. Stel-

Teleph. Pootung 85 and 86; Cable lingwerff, H. O. Thorpe, C.

Ad: Powhattan C. de Yera, E. V. Wailey, W.

Directors—Robert Bailey, A. Bas- Wailey, A. S. Walford, R. E.

sett, L. G. Cousins, A. L. Dick- Witschi

son, C. E. Harber, W. A. N. Leaf Dept.—

Heygate, Brig. Genl. E. B. T. J. Whitaker

Macnaghten, c.m.g., d.s.o., D. E. A. Allen, F. B. Allen, E. B.

M. Oppenheim, E. S. Savage, Barnes, J. R. Beasley, W. C.

and Shen Cheng Shih Boone, R. Bostick, C. A.

Secretary—C. C. Newson, f.c.i.s. Broome, J. J. Chaffin, E. D.

Asst. Secretary—K. McKelvie Charles, E. G. Cheatham, J. G.

Mrs. A. Schmidt Scharff, steno. Cheatham, W. Coles, R. A.

Legal Dept.— Crews, W. H. Faulkner, W. A.

Fowler, L. D. Glover, D. Her-

D. M. Oppenheim, solicitor mans, N. A. Hobgood, H. L.

R. J. E. Price, asst, solicitor Holden, J. Y. Honeycutt, A. G.

F. L. Morrison Huebner, T. B. Jones, K. W.

Manufacturing Dept.— Lacy, W. B. Lauder, F. J.

W. A. N. Fleygate Meade, G. H. Newsome, W. B.

I. G. Riddick Newsome, C. A. Ogburn, H.

E. F. Thorpe Overton, L D. Patterson, M. L.

J. Giles Ridenour, J. F. Satterwhite, G.

Mrs. E. M. Hicks A. Smith, I. S. Smith, R. D.

Smith, A. S. Soencer, G. E.

Engineering Dept.— Strutt, H. M. Walden, B. H.

F. J. Hookham, chief engr., Warren, P. A. Whitting, S. E.

B.SC., ASSOC. M. INST.- C.E., Williams, T. M. Williams, L.

ASSOC. M.I. MECH. E. Wimbish, E. W. Young

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 ADDENDA (SHANGHAI; XXVII

Thorburn Road Factory— Directors—Robert Bailey, A. Bas-

T. C. Westbrook, branch manager sett, L. G. Cousins, A. L. Dick-

A. J. W. Evans, B. Y. Eakes, son, C. E. Harber, W. A. N.

W. Lyons, T. P. Angell, J. A. Heygate, Brig. Gen. E. B. Mac-

Barr, A. H. Bown, H. Brown- naghten, c.m.g., d.s.o., D. M.

low, H. N. Davies, A. D. Den- Oppenheim, E. S. Savage, and

ton, D. S. Dvorjetz, P. Hart- Shen Cheng Shih

ley, J. C. Jenkins, T. Kirby, A- Secretary—C. C. Newson, f.c.i.S.

M. Mishevsky, H. P. Molloy, Assist. Secretary-—K, McKelvie

J. H. O’Grady, G. J. Poulin, Mrs. A. Schmidt-Scharff '

A. S. Kakkin, A. Roberts, F. G. Executive—E. O. Drake

Stokes, J. Sutcliffe,.. H. W. W. C. Foster

Tamlyn, A. E. Whiff eh, G. R. R. Smith

A. Williams Legal Dept.—

Pootung Factories— D. M. Oppenhiem, solicitor *

P. S. Grant, branch manager R. J. E. Price, asst, solicitor

M. S. Hairston, S. J. Minty, W. F. L. Morrison, do.

H. Richardson, N. C. Beenran, C. V. Syms

G. W. T. Belcher, E. L. Boyde, Miss. E. B. Fairley

C. H. Burnett, S. Chenoir, W- Exchange Dept.—

R. Dayey, F. S. David, R. C. S. Peacock

Davies, J. M. Dillon, R. S.

Duff, E. Englund, G. D. Fami- Accounting Dept.—

liant, J. J. Gaffney, J. F. S. F. McKenzie, acct.

Green, N. S. Jacobs, I. Kar- H. G. Puddle, asst. acct.

donsky, T. S. Parry, J. A. C. J. Beale, Miss F. Bomko, F.

Rignall, H. E. Schultz, C. B. W. Brandt, J. Brandt, J. C.

Shahovoskoi, P. Schnaperman, Britto, G. E. Brockett, E. H.

A. Speransky, R. Whitty, Mrs. Browne, J. C. Burgess, A. J.

A. M. D’Aquino Carter, D. D. Carter, A. H.

Printing Dept., Pootung— Corveth, B. P. Dillon, Mrs. C.

R. Morgan, supt. N. Dillon, F. J. Drakeford, T^

Y. A. Aquirre, J. E. Bornschein, Edwards, T. Emamooden, Mrs.

W. A. T. Cousins, S. T. Dough- E. M. Fullbnook, Miss L. D.

ty, H. A. Fandrei, G. W. Jen- Fullbrook, J. L. Gutter, P.

sen, E. M. Kock, C. C. Morgan, Hall, Mrs. K. M. Harding,

andl V. M. Turin J. R. Harling, C. R. Harran,

Mrs. M. Henningsen, E. T.

Printing Dept., Whashing Road— Hooper, P. S. Hyndman, Miss

E. A. Possnecke, supt. V. Lamashevsky, D. P. Legge,

E. C. Mahoney, do. A. Marshall, E. P. Morphew,

D. Brosseau, H. Blume, O. Blume, D. M. Munro, N. J. Palmer,

V. I. Bassalaeff, G. B. Brown- Miss C. Pocock, V. G. S. Pon-

rigg, J. W. Ephgrave, P. J. tius, D. J. Raeburn, A. C.

Ephgrave, K. Faust, J. O. Rapanakis, Miss F. Remedios,

Harris, C. Muller, E. Ohlsson, G. Renner, Miss A. M. Ribeiro,

J. A. Roche, G. M. Smulsky, T. F. C. Roberts, A. J. Roza, P.

Symons, and G. A. Westerlund V. Simpson, H. J. P. Smith,

Mrs. E. E. Southerton, A. C.

de Souza, E. A. de Souza, W.

S. Webb, Mrs. A. C. Willis and

G. Worby

Ting shang i chung yun hsiao yen

Insurance Dept.—

tsao hu fen yu hsien leung sze

O. C. Kench

Yee T-Soong Tobacco Distributors,.

Ltd.—Head Office: 175, Soochow Traffic Dept.—

Road; Teleph. 13482; Cable Ad: H. H. Solomon

Powhattan A. R. Blinko

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XXVIII ADDENDA (SHANGHAI, AMOY, CANTON, SINGAPORE)

H. T. Andrews, J. L. Aitehison, SINGAPORE

T. Baptista, A. H. Bishop, Miss

M. B. Diniz, O. Doreida, R.

M. Edelsten, \V. Goldenberg, On Page C36

S. Goldstein, A. S. Hamilton,

H. O. Hardcastle, G. Hender- Employers’ Liability Assurance Cor-

son, J. Henderson, S. Kemsley, poration, Ltd. (Incorporated in

W. C. H. Knight, E. Lester, England), Fire, Marine, Motor Car

E. M Lundberg, P. Maher, D- and Vehicles, Personal Accident,

McDermott, Miss W. Miller, Burglary, Boiler and Machinery,

G. Nechaeff, C. W. Quelch, F. Lift, Dredger and Workmen’s Com-

Roscoe, A. Seaborn, P. Shaw, pensation Insurance.

J. E. Stokes, P. Wolnizer and Wm. Jacks & Co. (Malaya), Ltd.^

J. A. Xavier general agents

Advertising Dept.— Representatives — D. Longden

W. S. Bungey (Singapore), G. A. Moser (Kua-

A. V. Pettitt la Lumpur)

J. M. Bailey, J. Berglof, E. G. Associated Companies—

Berrien, C. Bockisch, Miss H. The Merchants’ Marine Insurance

D. Carey, Miss V. Chalfont, G. Co., Ltd.

Gomez, A. Inwood, A. J. Ki- The Yorkshire Insurance Co., Ltd.

koin, W. Moon, A. Nehorosh-

koff, B. Pennell, W. A. Pen-

nell, and Miss M. Worby

General— On Page 044

Mrs. S. Beeman, Mrs. 0. Brewer, Jacks & Co. (Malaya), Ltd., William

W. C. G. Clifford, C. L. Con- (Incorporated in Straits Settle-

rady, Mrs. E. Danenberg, Mrs. ments), Engineers and General Mer-

E. England, Mrs. J. Hall, E. T. chants—Head Office: Ocean Build-

Jones, Miss J. M. McGeachie, ing, Prince Street; Teleph. 5216

Miss A. M. Robinson, Mrs. H. (4 lines); Cable Ad: Expanded;

Sayle, Miss I. P. Sayle, Mrs. Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn., Bentley’s

M. U. Turner, Mrs. E. Tweed- Acme, New Standard and Private.

lie, Mrs. E. M. Ward Branches at Penang, Ipoh, Kuala

Nanking Dept.— Lumpur and Port Swettenham

F. II. Vines, dept, manager Directors — H. Elphick (Singa-

pore), R. N. Holmes (S’pore),

R. C. Stewart, c.a. (S’pore),

AMOY and J. Whyte (Ipoh)

H. Elphick, managing director

On Page A445 R. N. Holmes, assist. do.

R. C. Stewart, c.a., secretary

Amoy Club H. E. Behr, C. G. Jenner, J.

Committee — W. D. B. Miller Miller, a.r.t.c., B.sc. (signs per

(chairman), R. PI. Murray, 0. pro.), M. P. Selfe (signs per

A. Melchers, D. A. E. Bell and pro.) and F. H. Talbot,

P. Hosted assistants

Employers' Liability Assurance

CANTON poration, Ltd.

Representative — D. Longden

On Page A468 (Singapore), G. A. Moser

Deacon & Co., Ltd., Merchants, Ship- (Kuala Lumpur)

ping and Insurance Agents—Cable Ad: The Texas Company {Overseas)

Deacon Limited.

H. S. Smith, managing director

E. A. Stanton, direcior Representative—R. S. D’Oyly*

A. E. Quin, do. John (Ipoh)

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 ADDENDA (PENANG, PERAK, RUBBER ESTATES) XXIX

On Page C44 Directors—F. W. Palmer, v.c., H.

Johnson & Phillips, Ltd. (London) P. Anderson, c.a. and J. L.

(Incorporated in England), En- Ross, C.A.

gineers

Sole Agents in Malaya

William Jacks & Co. (Malaya) RUBBER ESTATES

Ltd.

Representative—H. E. W. Bryn-

ing (Ipoh) On Page C237

PENANG Oil Palms of Malaya, Ltd., Ulu Remis

On Page C79 Estate—Layang Layang, Johore

Education Department R. G. Roden, manager

Inspr. of Schools—T. A. O’Sullivan C. E. B. Binns, senior assistant

Assist. do. —L. R. Wheeler J. Sparkes, assistant

Malay Assist. Inspr. of Schools— C. C. Wolfe, do.

Raja Mohamed Noordin A. H. Wright, chief engineer

Chief Clerk—S. Mohd. Yusoff G. A. Hallidie, engineer

Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lum-

On Page C90 pur, agents

Jacks & Co. (Malaya), Ltd., William Secretaries and Registered Office—■

(Incorporated in Straits Settle- Guthrie h Co., Ltd., 52-54,

ments) Engineers and General Mer- Gracechurch Street, London,

chants—15, Beach Street; Teleph. E.C. 3

351: Cable Ad: Expanded. Head Acreage—Total: 15,867, cultivated

Office: Ocean Building, Prince (oil palms) 9,562

Street, Singapore. Branches at

Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh and Port

Swettenham. Codes: A.B.C. 5th On Page C252

edn., Bentley’s, Acme, New Stand-

ard and Private Standard Rubber Co. of Selangor,

London Agents—William Jacks & Ltd.—Semenyih, Selangor

Co., Winchester House, Old Alexr. Davidson, manager

Broad Street, London E.C. 2 Registered Office—H. F. Hinton, 72,

H. Elphick, man. dir. (S’pore) King Street, Sydney

R. N. Holmes, asst do. ( do. ) Harrisons. Barker & Co., Ltd.,

R. C. Stewart, c.A., secy. ( do. ) Kuala Lumpur, agents

H. F. Clements, mgr. (signs per Acreage—Total: 1,193, cultivated

pro.) (rubber) 1,123

Glendinning, signs per pro.

PERAK

NETHERLANDS INDIA

On Page Cl27

KYLEj Palmer & Co., Ltd. (Incor-

porated in the F.M.S.), Engineers, N. V. Fraser & Neave—Reg. Office: 79,

Merchants and Printers—114 & 116, Begong, S’Baia. Branch Factories at

Belfield Street, Ipoh (Branches S’Baia & Batavia

Kuala Lumpur and Penang); Te- P. J. W. Yasey, general manager

leph. 560; Cable Ad; Kylpa; Codes: branch managers—C. R. von Holtry

Bentley’s Second and Kendall’s and M. Lewis

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